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StJBE Ttll'F. 'lbere seems
to be some sad-faced,
moaning folks down BalboB-
way, over tickets for park-
ing. You see there is a 20-
mlnute zone now bl the bus!·
ness distrlct 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
or groceries in a third of an
hour; you just can't do much
gossiping a t all. The old.
easy way seems to be flit-
ting; us old-timers. in a
hurry, seem to have a brok-
en nose \\'hen \Ve leave the
. car in a green or :,·ello\v or
red zone. and come back to
find a tag staring us in the
face.
Police Chief Hodgkinson
says there is always the
parking lot-no cost except
weekends. which brings up a
nloe point: \\ "hy not enlarge
or improve t he hidden sign?
Why not let the cit y spend a
few of the quarters for a
good Neon sign? He rb Ken-
ny and Harry . \\"elch say
meters are the anS\\·er; store
keepers ""' 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
will benefit and it "ill end
possible discrimination and
a nickle an hour is not bad.
Understand the council is all
set to gi~-e the money ex-
tractors a trial this coming
winter.
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CGs1a Mesa. Anne..u ti on
or incorporation seems to
have suddenly become a live
Issue at Costa Mesa. Sug-
go!Stioo made by the Mesa
paper for selection of a quali-
fied person to work an the
project. ~ to be bear-
ing fruit, because a number
ot influential cimens ""' dis-
cussing the subject of funds
for such a survey. Annexa-
tion to 17th street appears
also-to have stirred coosider-
able talk, and the concluding
paragraph in the Mes> PB·
per's editorial says: "Ooe
thing is apparent -we, as
men and citizens, °""" to our bela.-ed community to give
our returning boys and ~
ture generations. something
an wbidt they can build a
greater and better Ca;ta
Mesa.''
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~ .J. Crulirbheek. Death
of this belO\-ed d ttze.. and
banker seems really to be
~ end ol an e ra when
Santa Ana and Orange
Clllll>ty were young. He was
always a friend of l\"e\\-port
Harbof and his" tv."O best
friends here \\-ere l..e\\· \Yal-
Jatt and Al. Rousselle. In
1906 l..e'I\" went by S. P. to
ttW: Clllll>ty sett! to see '"A.J."
aliout the possibilities of a
bank here. He favored iL de-
spltl! the f'act that be ran tbe
l1rst National. then located
~ tbe 0.-i Drug store is
today. Of th!-old school of
aentJemen. Mr. cnnd:sbank
-~ friend of hundreds. JS. thousands. 1&"bo Deeded
5 .. no.1 help.
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Newport Bil.boa ·News-Times
Milk Shortage Serious In Harbor Area
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'Sea King', N~w Tuna Clipper Cut Milk Supply Tomorrow
·Costing Over $100 ,000, As Shortage Grows Serious ;
Seeks Albacore Oft Astoria No Allotment for Visitors
Darrell King Waves Farewell from 'Valencia'
' As They Pass in Bay; Baby Tuna Clipper
1 Has Range of 7000 Miles
Mille Due for 1 c-r Cut, Half and Half 103 ; Sup-
plies Sent El Paso, San Francisco and San
Diego; New Customers Scrutinized
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Member
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Our Beach Recreational Areas
(Los Angeles Times)
With the legislation enacted at the last session of the Leg-
Jslature, California now is afforded a complete program for
the acquisition, development, maintenance and restoration of
ocean beaches for recreational areas .
The legislative program which was advocated by the
Shoreline Planning As.wciation of California is characterized
by its officials as the most important legislation in this field
that has been enacted in the history of the State. The legis-
lation is covered' in five Assembly bills and a Senate resolu-
tion.
The State Par!< Commission is designated as the State
agency to supervise. and charged with the acquisition, devel-
opment. maintenance and protection of ocean beaches for
public recreational purposes. No acquisition or development
shall be accompfished in any county that has not adopted a
master plan of beaches nor shall any money be expended un·
less such sums are matched by like or greater amounts from
sources other than the State. Within the discretion of the
commission each city or county may contribute publicly
owned beaches within its limits instead of matching state
money with cash.
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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 of the county. Such work may be performed
along any portion of the ocean front regardless of ownership
of the adjacent land but the consent of the governing body of Ne. n
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. If such land is not re-
quired wholly for highway use, it may be tran,sferred to the
control of the State Park Commission. These provisions.
which are not :nandatory and under which oil, railroad and
BOB.JZONT AL
I Cleanln&
utenall
4 Social cta1a
9 Possessive
pronoun
12To be ~
la.ken
IS Win1li.h
14 Boru
shipping rights are protected by suitable reservations, pro-mound
vide the means of eliminating objectionable shacks and hot ,. East lndlan
l~ Golfer'•
dog stands between the highway and the oceaIL .. ,ennl&J 17 Large cov.
For acquisition of beach frontage $10,000,000 is appro-ued voblcle
priated and this must be matched on· a 50-50 basis by funds 18 To cootend
from other sources. An appropriation of $100,000 from the
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State beach fund is allocated to the Department of Natural '2 Remotet,
Resources to be expended during the next two years for the 24 Dou>ce •"• Z5 Actu.al bein1
'8Colle.ce
omcial
39 Naboor
•hef!p
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ti Triola
43 To aup
.WA number
4a Fortuled
place
fll Doctrine
51 Feminine ...........
52 Gum resin
OJ Prmtlu
Brown'•
a1ency
(lnJtiala)
M Ab•tract
belD&
tl5s..cdnct
115 Bn>od at
plJeU&Dts preparation of plans for a postwar program consisting of, 28 OJclt bHUe
but not limited to. surveys. mapping, constructions. develop. zo Sballow
ments or erosion control of State beaches. The State Park 30 ~ 1 =:'~
Commission is required to adopt a State-wide master plan device I Native metal
based on the various county master plans. 11 Addition "' 1 .,-. ,... leaislative m.lsnpraent
• A committee of five Senators is authorized to investigate bill , An2ietT
the need of ocean beach acquisition and development along 33 To torctve 5 Win&
8 Watch~
• lnqiiliy
10 Atternooo
party
11 Japanese
coin
19 Prdb: not
21 To •Ppe•r
22 Paid notice
23 Power
.. Equalil)'
IS Suraic•l
thread
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28 Throulh
30 Encou.ntered
SI Sand bill
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34 Hypothetical
force
3S Repl.7
37 Near
39 PWered
40 Symbol tor
calcium
4.2 Let it 1ta.nd
4S Great Lake
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measure (pl}
49 Secret agent
50 Girl's n.a.me
Thank News-Times
For Help on
State Park Bill
the entire coast line of the State and to report its findings at ~ ~v:;::., 1 ~.,.
the next session of the Legislature. 10 n1>etou> 'Groups at Santa Ana Fur
While the machinery has thus been set up for carrying Caulle three .... _ """ Store Impressive Good Heari1g
out a comprehensive beach program. it is not automatic. Ac--------------------------• G d l" •
tion must be taken. both by organizations and individuals. to sphere era But such seems to be the case. S&nta Ana gained oo• ot th• IS 00 , IYIRg
urge the proper authorities to avail themselves of the powers A ray of light was turned on this interesting but slightly moot tmp,,_,l•• •tore• In the oobn· W!J "~.-~ .. "==~-. ty w~ Lbe Santa Ana Fur Store -au---.-~
which are granted by this legislation. There is need for re-staggenng probability a fe'W days ago wben Dr. Henry Nor-wu ~-with many oow re-1::':::lf aid can brine
cognition of the responsibility of the State in the development ris Russell, the cdebrated Princeton astrononier-, reported tlnemeota laat week on Nonh ~~7th f enjoyment of
of the o\'er-all program and in engineering on a State-wide that recent discoveries indicate that life still exists on Mars, Broad .... y . New ..... "1ndow•. &. Many t.ho._..i. have•--•
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play arrangements inside. and •ou.m;J.
Dll OBED LUCAS
Dentiat •
2202)6 W . Central, Ph. 1480
NEWPORT BEACH
DR. CARTER
Metasclentist
DRUGLESS HEALING
1860 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
LEROY P. ANDERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CoeU Meu Bank Bulldlng
Phone 421
Costa Mesa Callfomlm
FOR INSURANCE SEE
Howard W. Gerrish
~ )l9't'pol1 Bo&le'Flll'll
OOlrl'A IQl8A
l'lloaelft
Automobile • Fire
Accident • l..if e
Gordon M.Grundy,M.D.
Phyalofa" al'ld kirgeon
, Ninth and Central Ave.
Offloe Hrs.: 1~12 a.m.; 3-5 p..rn.
Telephone 37
Conrad Richter, M..D.
Phy*'-a and &u.-g'°'"
UO I:, Ulla St.
Coola-
Houra: 10-12 a.m. and J..5 p.m.
Phonea-OfflOe 113; Rea. 74
DR. G_ E. TOHILL
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
2:20I Cout Blvd., Nt'\lrpor1 Ekac.11
-Phone -
Offlco 286-W RH. 281-R
If No ~r Call Newport &
. basis as well as a ro-0perative spirit in the adoption and unifi-an t enus may be slowly getting ready to welcome life stock or merclwldiae made th• ::r:b;'" ~li;:.i;t
cation of definite programs. In Santa Monica Bay, for ex-when The Earth, In some far distant future day, ceases to be oto<e • •tandooL u ao oboe<ve< Radion.ic Hearinc Aid. loin
ample. not less than three such programs have been provided fit for human halitation. apreaoe<I IL them! J. S. WHYTE Gerald Ran-M..D.
b Eve startling
Thf! Santa Ana Fur .tore a190 PUBLIC • ~ --.
y the Regional Planning Commission. the Los Angeles City n more · , Dr. Russell reported it is noill rea-enlarged Ito cold"'°_. depart-Comeiotodayforafreodem-INOOID: TAX"'OO~~ 2830 w ... Cenlnl Ave.
Engineer's office and the Ger\eral Citizens Committee. sonable to suppose there is life, like that ro earth, in some ment to care'°' lnc<eaae<I capacity. ='t':Y. No °"" will -,,__ ,. -,., ..., Newport ......,
:rhe recent hearings here of the Coogress:ional Rivers and distant parts of U,,, uoiverse outside the solar system. 'lbougb ~ -. .... 'ii~ • ...,'.L °::::;,., ._ Ph. 1-...No ...,,_.,call 301-M
Harbors subconunittee emphasized the magnitude of the the conditions for human habitation are fairly stringent, 'Just to Complete " ..... _. --._. ........ wi X·Ray ..._
problem confronted In preserving our beaches which are not there may be thousarvts or more ot habitable worlds among The Record' I ---~·~.,~~·~·~·-~or~~--~ 1
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only of State but of national recreational importance. Dur-the many millions ot remoter stars, acconling to the Priore-llDIONIC HIAlllNG AID Ir
Ing recent years the beaches of California have been inc:reas-ton scientist. Bal-n,.,, Hall reporUd Satur· • ...w ,_ "' ... day -•~t -m• -· --1 t-• b -.-"!.:;}~, iZ
lngly contaminated by oil. polluted by· ~~ and destroyed Man's study of the univer.le dwarfs bis own stature so~ ....," --·~ • ~.,, """ _.__ .......... .._... .,..;;---and wire trom tower 'at east. be&cb .. --'JZ '40
b y erosion. Legislation which was enacted in 1943 created verely that even 1be Big Three-Truman. O!un:hlll and Sta-ID Corona clel Kar. No p&nmg ::.,..,._ .,=,~
the office al State Beach Erosion Control Engineer and It is lin--must feey puny indeed wheo they seek to delve into the 1liCm ""° Wten. ""-P ·-""" "-"
gratifying to note that the newly a...Wnted executive, Col mysterious worlds that revolve around stan that not even It. L Wblte .• cited on July 6 to' ~~ -..._ ...-~ the viol&Ucm ot .tpeed 1a .. tn tbe bay,
E. C. Kelton, is already at work in bis position. astrooomen, with all their amazing lnstrumeots, can yet paid $20 tine. NISH _, u•nH lOH ...
Our beaches with their matchless rombination of the swf pen:eive. Pl!rllaps we had betttt just trY to work out a suit-Wllllam Newell. cited m July 6 -10 -...,,_ _, -
Sand and sun roostitute the greatest reueatiooal area In ~ able, amiable living ammgement for the United Nations fim ~ ID ~ July
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world and the greatest reueatiaoal asset to the State. If we -and t.lke up tbls stratmphere prob&eln ~ we have en-Jed< Om•l•Jh•m cited July 2 GUNDERSON DRUG CO. treasure them as we sbould, we shall spare no effort to pre-joyed 8 few hundred years d peace on this, our Earth. tor .peed ID-.. Cue c!Wnl ed.
,_ Law. one ot the s-t-< 11'1 llalll 11&., a.n.... serve them for the perpetual enjoyment of our people,
,One F.arth, But Many Worlds • Before Yom Bllikl or Remodel
From the sbndpoint al astrunrmy, the l&te Wl!lldell WID-
lde's famous book, "One World", was badly titled, regardless
ol any differences statesmen and students ol int.emational af-
fairs have bad on the subject. For discoveries which have
lx!erl made by astrommica1 authcrities In the last few years
strongly indicate that while It Is ODlTeCt to refer to 00r planet
as 1be Earth. It Is probably very incom!ct to """'a""' that It
Is the only wodd jnbabited by the htqnan race_
n may be scmcwbat dlsbeartallng. while -~ ~
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Colllin1nlty Co-Operation Behind
S1cces5 of Corona -del. Mar Park;
Applauded by Chamber of Comnterce
l:tforta to mt.rut th• ate 1n tore anythlnc be dClle t.bil eonma
beach prwrva.t:Son at ~ del del Kar OViC ueoct.atloo lhould
Kar were oucceutul. thlUlka to the act and decide It the people o.t Olr-
etforta and belp of & lot of people ona del Kar wanted the atate to
here Ul the barbor area and otb.en aid. an over the state. At um meetlAC wen Braden
The plal1 f0< otate help .,.... Finch, Rolph P. Kultey, Hubbard
Initialed In December 1ut. at a c. Howe Kn. Katherine Burton,
meettn.r at a rrooP ot repruen· Warren Fletcher, Gerald Ritchie,
tatlve dtlzena appointed by the lllrl. a. L. AndrewO. lllrl. B. z. )(c-
c:hamber of commerce. At th1I K!DDey, C. Lowla Bolts, A. B. Rou>
meetmc tt wu sugguted th&t be-aene, J . L. Stettenan. )(rs. Wlnl-
White House
Cafe '
fr"ed Barbre, Gregory <lorby, Kaycr
Clyan Hall, Earl W. stanley, A. J .
Twlat, A. J. Bowen, Col. F. C.
Venn, W . T. Jetfereon. Harold L.
Allen, Ed Chapman. L. L. IAlbell
and Dr. Norman Peue.
Phone S182 Following t.hlo ptherln&' tbe Co-
Lagana Beadl, Callf. rona del Kar Civic aaoctat!oa met. '------------'I Harry C. Wutover, pf'Hident, wu
IDWnadonal Harvest.er
TBUOK.8 AND TBAOTOBS
1" ABM .iQUIPKENT
M. Eltiste & Co., Inc.
-E. •U. P!L 1!00 Santa ADii SU No. L.A. 8\. Pia. U!l A••trtm
unable to attend but uked Braden
Finch to preaide . .J. L. Steffenaen
&eted u eecret&ry. Thi• meeting
unanlmoualy decided to Uk the
Newport Ha.rbor Chamber ot Com-
merce to take the lead in inviting
state help.
A survey ot the situation was
made by a sub-committee and Hon.
=;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Clyde Wataoo waa uked to intro-[ • duce a bill calling tor the purchase
• Asphalt Paving
• Concrete Cutting
• Equipment Rentals
John C. Blystone
6eneral Contractor
511 E. Third Santa Ani.
Tel. 1704
ot frontage in the a.mount of $200,· I
000. The city agreed to cooperate
by using the area alna.dy owned I
by the city. as matching for the
state's purchases. I
W ith the signing of the bill by
the Governor, the State Park Com·
mission now haa available a sum I
of $200.000 with which to make
auch pure.bases as the commiMion I
feels will best fit into a program
suited to lbe area. What areas or
land.9 t)le Commission acqu,tres will
be added to the area.a already pub·
~::'~~~~~~~~~~ licly owned in order to create the = state park. ·.\:..·'.~~·. •1 } ; ~l~f JOOD
Ramblin'
·'Round
Your Friends & Mine
14ra. F1"d Newcomb, 1.512 Ocean
Front. bu jlqt·returned home from
two weelu: ln St. Ja.epb boepttal
where abe underwent an apen.
dectomy. Mr. and Jrlr& Newcomb
have purchued a .reelde.nce at 117
UtUe M&.ln atreet. Orange, and
plan to move the ft.tit Of Septem. ..
be.r. Mn. Newcomb'• mother, Kr&
Fred Garcelon of Santa Ana. wUl
be with them unw they a.re .etued,
then ebe will leave for the eaat.
Mn. Irme Stanley 11orr1a at
Loe Angeles ts &pending two weeks
at the home of Iler mother, Mn.
Mary Sta.nley, 1629 Weat Central
avenue.
Ita alm<Wt a ab•me to tell UWI -::.iiillmiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiMiiiiii;;;;;;,;~;;;;;;;;;;,;iiiij~-
one becaue lt. about a brand new
sublcrlber. Lut #eek be had bla
car, one at. the defln1tely pfuto.:
T&tic •arletJ, an ~onlsed and
ahtn.ed up, tbm h1tcbed the traller
to It and brougtlt a load to the
be&cb. Saturday a.. m. while drtv.
tnc down Central avenue the trailer
hitch -ed and the load of
lumber crubed forwvd and 1klb·
n.ed up 80IDe o1 the paint. That
n.ipt tbe N . 8 ., tired and weary,
went down ata.t.r. to cover the P . C.
wttb canva. to protect tt from the
oalt 1IPl'&Y. N-mornln&' hla
daughter -tn • law laughed, an d
laughed aod l&Q&'bed. He had care..
fully covered her UWe car, and
the big one wu st.an.ding all damp
and stlcky. • • •
Thi.a t. about another aubecriber,
not so new-. Lut week bl.8 divorce
became final and on the evening ot
lbe fateful day bi8 ex-wife invited
him out for a steak dinner a• a
farewell party and paid for the
dinner bentelf. Modern and sen·
alble; what la the use Of holding a
grudge becauae two people can't
get along.
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Best story along thls llne Is
about the bride who took her sec::·
ond husband's t'lrat wife's children
along on her thJrd honeymoon.
Just to make It more complicated
the bride'• second husband's first
Mfe's chUdttn were thii-d cousins
of the buab&Dd who g ot the steak
dinner, and that makes the two
"''"Ottlen "shirttail" couatrui:. • • •
IAl¥k RJRMUU
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It's the FLAME that
makes it perfect!
SltfNT
lffllGflATIOH
HO MOVINO
,A.ITS TO WEAi
Df,ENDABL!
"CONSTANT"
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6(~,HiiA*,~~1 .. The local community o"'es a vote
of thanks to all tb08e, and they
were many. who helped make thl.8
p r o g r a m poaal ble. Particular
thanks are due Clyde Wataon. Sam
Collins and Tbomu Kuchel, the
l~lators in cha.rge of the bill at
WHAT ALBACORE n51DNG IS REALLY UK.E wu shown In a layout of plctun. which appeared
Tuesday on the sport.A pap of the Loe Angele. nmes, and reproduced here. Photoa taken ahoa.rd a
•porbllllhlnc boat by A.I Humphre)""I of .. Scotty WhJtaker'• catch belnc pffed by BUI, the deck band''.
Newport Beach aportallabermen &r'tl fut belnK known u leaden on tlle Southern Callfornia cout in
the art of provldtnc sport and relaxation for laland redde.nta. n.e lmportanoe of thla busanem betti
la rrowtar eacb yw .
In a bouae nearing completion
at Corona del M..ar workers were
putting toola lnsi.de a.nd locked up
the house at the cloee of the week'e
.work. Some n!:IDU'k being made to
the effect th&t it wasn't eate to
leave t.b:lnp laying around any
more, and the bou carpenter MLid,
"'No, lll8t week before the windows
were pat ~ we put tbem l.nalde
th~ boW1e and then boarded up the
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Lawn Mowers Sharpened by
Power Machine
Washing Machines Repairod
GEO. DAVEY
Braden Finch and at.hen who took
an active and lltrenuous part tn
&!ding the program which brings
another uset to Newport Harbor.
!Saa Newport Blvd., ~ H-BUY WAA BONDa
"Satisfied Radio Serivce"
TUB~ AND SUPPI.00
Mesa Radie & Electronics Co.
l 7'14 Newport Boulevard
Costa H.,.. Phone S45
YES! THERE'S A NEW DOCTOR
IN NEWPORT HARBOR!
A Different Kind of Doctor - - -
A Drugless Doctor
Who Successfully Treats and
Specializes in - - -
Gland Dborden -Male and Female
Pl'o9tate Trouble
Gutro-lnteeUrl&I CondJtion•
Bl&h Blood Preuure-HNrt Trouble
Low Blood Pree&ure-Aneml&
Kldney and Bladder Disorders
FREE CONSULTATION
Phone 1184 for Appointment (Res. 1191
DR. E. F. BELL, D. C., Ph. C.
107 Hnd Street. Newport Beach
Home 10 to '7 Tueedays and Fridays
YO l)R DREA M HOME
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The Rome You Want
May Be Advertised .
0. Today's ClassifiH Page
Under Oassification Number 47
It's Easy to Own Your Own Home
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Jr you don't haw •tftlclmt 'JDml!Y for tbe down pay-
-" cmmilt tbe Real F.llt&te loans daw!fbtion Nllln-
blr S5 for firms who will help you:nn.na. your property
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Ing bl8 pro weu In a rece.nt aportsllsblns-expedlUon on whJeb CM
L A. Ttra>M pholovapher snapped aeve.ral photos oft New-port hai--
bor. The :?:?-pound alba.core cao(ttt by \\'hltaker wu craphlc.ally U·
lu.strated ih the serl4"!1, take• on an unnamed boat operatlq from
bere.
New Honor Patrol
For C. M. Troop 6;
Boys Camped Out
Your Friends and Mine
'.\Jr. and Mrs. Ray Saunders of
::::a.n Diego were "'eek ·end gueau at
The new Honor Pat rol for Troop the home of Mr. and Mra. Jotm
No. 6 of Cotlta Mesa Bolf Scout.a. I Vogel, 2294 Channel Road, Balboa.
a group of 900uta sel~~ed each Mrs. Saunders wu proprietor of
month by a merit ay1tem, baa bffn 1 Katherine's Beauty Shop in Balboa
announced. The six boY8 Who will and her hUJband bad the Saunde.re'
(0 on a abort-term tC::J ln tbe Electrical Shop tn Newport, but
mountama with Scou er Bat'-be bu been with CoMOUdated Alr-
old V, Hall lDclude Leon&l'd Hall, cra..n ln San Die.go for the put
David Cb.a.mben. B1lly Biddle. four year&. Tbey a.re now openLng
Stephen -r. Dmald WOOdl and a chlckeo ranc1! In tbe hordu dl;:r
Stanley YOUDI'· and W*re up bere buyiq chlclca.a.a.
Weellly meeting ot tbe tmop waa rt:t:urnlnc with aeveral thou.and
a camp-out oa tbe beach at eonma purchued at VUla Park.
del Kar wtiiea Ute bon were ho.ta K9Jcr and M.ra. Jlm Gib9oa. ban
to CUb Dea • at Pad< 108, Ooota moved Into an apartment o.t 201
K-. It wu the tint Oftl"-alPt Welltm1nste.r annue thb: weell.
a.mp tnp for tbe CU.be and 1lfM T'be major g cc:m.nected wltb the
p~ "oup<r" by tho ~ penomill department at tbe Santa
Tblrt)'-tbne 8couta and qlbo wltb Ana Army Air -and .. -ot
llcoUtmuter Hall ....,. ~ on the 200 World War I fl1'era octln In
flm wblch """ ~ll"d by a Ullo war. Kn. G-lo ..W. I.be
mo••illgtlt -la tbe • ond a Sani, A.ml ottl<e ot tbo1 Rod o-o._
--U'OUDd an im-8-t week.....S ~ o.t I.be -11n. I -. ot Kr. and 11n. ~ s.
I I ~' 111 Via~ Udo 1*,
lln. ---......... 11n. ~· -and lilo
J>ona'4, NDlp -s., -. -.. Ill'. and lln. 11:.i McAtoo. llelrill. I~~ att. -..... ·----.,--... ---· Ila. Dwvtt B--. a lltll LmAIC*r• ftiqfOL '1 t CW
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SELLS FRUIT JUICE
windowe, but acme ace came along
Harold Snyder and hi.JI wUe have &nd stole the boarda. ..
1ta.rted the freah fruit .tand iq Ute • • •
fun zone at Balboa. and may be Our out-of-town newspaper just
seen bually aelll.ng fre.h orange got thrown lnaide the door and
juice and other beverages through-what do you think wu around tt?
out the day. Snyder worked for tbe A rubber ba.Dd! Don't ten a.nyon.e
South Coast for the put four yeara. about ft. but the New.·Timea juat
got ID a few thb morning and
Seven tlm.ee u much r&YQll u tn.1&1at be perwuaded to all a few.
silk wu produced by world fac-
torie• 1n l~ BUY MORE W AR UONOSI ! I
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P. A.PALMER..
LIDO ISU! PPU&lilZ
W 0. BUOC-Inmu111ooe Camselar
t1k-1500 0 d'&.lt
3333 VI.A. LlDO CALiFaP..NIA
-A SUPPLY of Baby's Formula in a •
gas refrigerator is rigidly protected
Servcl's tiny "freezing" flame is
constant, always tkpendahle!
Provides perfect refrigeration
for aJl foods.
IOUIMllN COUNTllS OAS COMPANY
MODE IN •••
PRACTICAL •• ,
YOUR CAR
WITH GENUINE PRE -W·AR PAINT !
But first come in and take a look at our fine
Bake Oven •• lhca yoa'll see why our iobs are tops!
One-Day Service - -Credit If Desired
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All Work Guaranteed
' i'i~NTIAC CO.
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Cut Milk Supply
Again Tomorrow;
Shortage Serious
cc:ion-rrcm Pol'O 1i
u 11>e c1a1ry oarc11y 1>u enoush
milk for their regular winter cua--
tunen.. and then the great sum"-
me.r mttux haa not brought a
olngle lljldllion&l gallon allowed by
OP.A for th.18 region.
Cut ~50 Brand
One thing tb,y are tlolng, in or-
. der to try to spread the aupply, ls
to cut the ~ brand eo that more
milk may be available lnatead ot
half cream. He pOlnted out that the
sreat mcreaae of returning soldlen
ha.a upped the mtlk supply deliv-
ered to Santa Ana Army Air Ba.se
from 14.000 half-plnta daily to
21,000. El Toro Marine baae baa
al8o needed. lnc reaud allowa..ncea..
The end at the crit lca.l milk
Al Forglt Back
To Forget Heat
Al Forgtt. wr•twhll• sportl:&be.r-
man Olld owner ot Ille --Sport Flohtng neet who ,_..11y
90Jd out to Paul Lorent:sm. came
back home w1th .toncue b&Ditna
out 1aat Saturday. It WU U0 de-
grees hot in B<eNfteld, Al aid,
and be conldn"t even pt men to
work. ln hi.a rooo acru ol wheat
near Taft.
Men would show up a.Dd then
quit after working about h&1t an
hour on tb.e comhtne, Al m.o&ned.
Tbey didn't even wait for thelr pay.
It wu then that Al, bl.a wUe, and
brolher decided to hike back to
h1a tackle stol'e ln Newport. But
Al avowed that even bot u it i.,
the o~n cowitry baa ooe big &d-
vanta.ge. Only Al can explain lt
thoroughly! Ask him.
abort.age ta not seen before the A B • C t h .,,., at the summer in uu. an&. onn1e a c
Tony Hen.hey, O'WYU!:r Of the M&r-B B • D n·,
ket Spot = Balboa 1o1and, where I y onn1e oo
one of the moot p.-ng obortages M N t $SOOO have been fell, s&ld that the lal&Dd ay e
ha.s lesa than one-third la.st year's __ _
supply iD the atorea. Yet there bu A catch of 10,033 tbe.-flvti ton-
been an lncreue ln demand for of average sized shark off NeWpOrt
bablee and small children. He aaw harbor was made by Bert Gua--
a small lmprovement late laat tafaon 0 0 the Bonnie Doon during
week, but It didn't amount to the put week. tt was learned at
much. ' I the Commercial F1abermen·a Co--
Holcomb said in Long Beach operative 8.580Ciation, \\'here the
LID 0
TneL -\\'ed.
Richard Db:
"PO\\'ER OF
THE \\.'HISTLER"
&loo
"SING ME A SONG OF TEX
"SING ME A SONG
OF TEXAS"
Thurs. · Fri. -SaL
Bosallnd RuMell -Jack Canon
"ROUGHLY SPEAK.ING''
Sun. -Mon. -~
Van .lohnMn·Uone l Barrymore
"Br?W'EEN T\\'0
\\'OMEN.,
oho
"MAIN STREET
AFTER DARK''
I fish were marketed.. A check of
$1540.94 "'" given the fll:herman.
I and 34 can.a at liver extracted.
T he total receipt.a from the
three-day catch, one of the beat of
the v.:eek , may a.mount to ,$4000 or
$M>OO when the vitamin A con-
tent and oils contained ln the llvera
are tested. It wu atated at the
ccrop, depending upon the unit.8
ot each per pound.
Albacore fishing bu dwindled
down lately, lt wu atated. Shark
has been more plt'ntiful, but flah-
lng lo spotty.
that he thought the dairies h&d
done a magnlflcent job of volun..
tary rationing. because rich and
poor alike get 'A'hat milk there la
without black market, yet many of
the rtcb are ea.ting meat, while the
1
1 ~~t =~ro~~:~la:th::~~ke~. they
Although he knew Of a consld·
l!!rable increase of allotment in the
-.....-~-*"'llre .. -.. Vela 0& ll&T ftl-cla7 ............... u ... ~
o..... fire -OG llOll-r
·-... , Oii -ftre -.. -·--...--........ ·-"*·-a& 5;55, or --11 mla· utes later, Jt ...,.. a •01ea b7
Lt. A. P. AadHW9, (4111•• •M-r
of the Ooad Oaanl -· at U.. harbor.
Uaable to poD .i..pMe al
low tide, &be ft.re laoat: stood off
at • comlclerable MPtenee. ~
soo feet of ---lo .. maall boet to u.e eeeoe. ()out
Guan! -wldl two 1\o\ ·--~-wt.th the aid of two .._ of
alro-foun. Flft pu:mpe wen
worked for 4fti mbmta kt _.
co.re tbe blue.
n.., Newport -fire de-
partment WU aJeo OD tbe
M:ene.
Boat Explosion
Injures Woman
And Husband
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theirs al.90 caught fire.
Ma,...Lue Freed
Ftnally the eecond bo&t wu
treed, and taken out lnto the
channel. J . S. Yeager, owner of
the Yellow W oll Wu on h1a way
to bla boat moored nearby. and
when he heard the eJ1:-plo.ton, r&.n
to the aid of the vlctima.
Croaley and b.1a wife were re-
moved to the Newport Emergency
hospital by the police patrol ca.r,
operated by Officen L&co and
Waltz.e. Mrs. Croeley bad lo be
carrled to the car &I It wu later
found &he bad broken two ankle
bonea. These were aet in plutM
cuts by Dr. Rauaa. The two were
later remoyed t o their trailer at
Dant'11 .
The cout guard and f ire depa.rt-
men.te fought the blazea on both
boat.a for nearly 45' minute._ The
Va Leta eank at lt. dock. almoet
a total lou. The damage to the
Mar.Lue waa conftned princlpally
to paint and the flnt layer of
plank lng on one •Ide of the hull and
cabin.
~ who ......,t on the
Llono olub tloblns trip lut week
had .uch a pand time they .an ~
ddecl to ao ap1n, acaJl'Cllnc to
LaJTy Ewm, who supervised ar-
ranaementa.
Ten l'ltllberant men Wftlt along
on the Beu T tn>m Earl's Landing
with Earl hlmlel! pllotlnc them to
ftshlng croundJ off Dana l'lllnt.
C.ondlt:loN: w~ Ideal. no one wu
ol<k and overybody got Lish. The
only m1'take WU the lullch. They
all fO<EOt that for one dAI$' they
were flshennen and not business
men, and they dJdn't ~e aloag
moueh ratables to satiBfy raven·
OU1 appetites.
Lany EWen brought In the bar-
racuda which took the lacl< pot
but broke hb pole, which more
than ~ thing! up. Some ot
the men could not get awey but
th08e who made the trip y,·ere
Bert Smith and his guest, Charles
TeWlnkle, Les MJller, Doug Ward\
and son Bill; Earl Braddy, Arnold
Th.later, Denny Hoagland, and
Larry Ewen.
Native Harborite,
Bob Chaplin; Joins
The U.S. Navy ·
Robert, son of Mrs. Bea Oiap-
lin, has joined the navy and n now
at boot camp in San Diego. Bob,
who just turned 18, ws.s born here
and attended gnunrnar and high
schools. Mn. Chaplin ls an em·
ploye at the Fitzpatrick Dry Goods
store. Newpor1.
First Fleet Series
At BYC Enjoyed
Good Sailing
· With the first race rather slow,
a fresh breeze came along for the
second race Sunday afternoon at
the Balboa Yacht club, and the
first day of the F1eet series was
sailed under ideal conditions.
Wed. · Next Week
"1'1.L REME~mER APRIL"
oho
"SWING lN THE SADDLE"
Long Beach supply tor lta war
v1:orkers. Holcomb said they are
still as short there IUI the Newport-
Balboa people. Crosley aaJd hla boat. built ln
1942 by Murray Boat Worka ln
,-------------.!Redondo, wu not insured. Tbe loee
RE N T TA CK LE w ... about $4600. He lo otllJ unallle
This series ends Aug. 26. but as
next Sunday ls the F1ight of the
Snowbirds, when the entire harbor
is given over to the famous eve.nt.
one race out or the Labor Day re-
gatta will be counted in on this
series.
Co mine: "A RoyaJ Scandal",
"Back to Bataan", "Plllow to
Poe.t"', "Havtnc a Wonderful
Crime", "Brlos' OD the Girls",
"Salty O'Boarke".
Fishe"'1en's Supplies to account for the explosion, aa
DOWNING TACKLE he pumped the bilge Juot before the
Sunday's events were for the
PC:s, Pacific 14-foot class, Snipes
and Balboa dinghies.
STORE bl ... t. He bad 180 gallono Of guo-
line a boa.rd. Seeks .Permit
For Boat Slips
On Bayside Drive
100 Main St. BALBOA BUY WAR BONDS At Foot of tbe l"ter
MEf:I\ .. YOUR FRIENDS
AT THE
B<Uf ./:/~
706 East Bay
Balboa
Near McNally's BOat Rental
Photos
2 for 25c
High Pressure Guns
25Shots15c
MaChines 1for Amusement Only
BALBOA
TBEA;rEa
Box offtoe ~ at l:IO p. m.
1-\ eomplele obowlnc of •
Doable Feaime, ~ -at 8 :30 p. m.
Tua. . Wed.
"THE MASTER BA.Dr
a11d "HEB LU()f[Y NJOllT"
Tbun. . Fri. -Sat.
Oary o ...... i -EtW ll&n7more
"NONE BUT TllZ
LONELY REAR'!"
8WL •Ila&
Jacl< Benny • A.leide Smit.II
"A uo,:r.,:ii:~ AT
a1oo
'TLL TELL TUE WORLD"
Tuee. • Wed. • = W-Laurel ..
''THE BULLftOB'i&&S"
and "PATRICK 'i'RE OBEAT"
<Ximlnl': "Molly aad Me", NTa.11
ln the Saddle", *8-*: to Ba·
ta.an". ~ ~.
"*FrillCO Sal".
BUY WAS BONDS
F1oattng boat..type allpi on l!K>
feet of bay frontage e.re eought lzy
W. L. Bb1el&s. Irvine company
leuee at approx.lmately 803 Bay~
aide Drtve f or some h&H dozen
allpa of larger type boata and a
number of mn.a.ller ooea, it waa ~
cloeed by the War Department. of-
nce Of the DlStrlct Engineer ln
Loe AD~lee.
The improvement sought by
Shleldll la ln front of a new build-
ing recently cotullructed on the bay
tront lD the county, aome 200 to
300 feet welt ot Villa Marina. Uv~
Ing quart.en and garagee have been
erected on the property by the
lessee. It Ilea In the county.
A drawing showing the pro-
posed work LI on file at the office
of the army engineen, and inter·
ested parties were lnvtted lo submit
ln triplicate any objec::tione to the
1Upe before 11 a. m. August 3. O~
jectlom bued upon any other than
navigation lntersta cannot be con-
sidered, the letter t'rom the e.n-
gtneer'e office added.
LEGAL FORMS
FOR EVERY
TRANSACTION
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We have made It CIOll~" '1 1t for you to
lll&ure canpllance with an l'l!QUll-'11
d tbe Jaw by carrylne a ('I Glijiiete Modi;
d all tt.ms and papen needed far the
(llllHpletion ol f!lff!ry tramadian,
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eolor ID pft1 ... 1• pll;-pu '(] '9 ...
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Obse~ance . of Air Forces. Day
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A PROCLAMATION
A11C110& l, lMll
WllER&A8 Ille U-ol liwopo llDCI Ille .,.._.., victor-
._ ~ lap.a laa.e to a sn-t eximat been tile bandlwork of
dae mea and W'omea • Urie .Arm7 A1r Forces; Ut4
WHE••u tlae Qt)> cl New.ott Be.cl. bu been lnUmately •••a ct•ted wtt.b u.e twaomar of u.e.e au forret In tbe ln1Ual
otapo of W. war -·-cadet. were be1nJ oobooled to ~ oar irreat pi._ llDCI I• \be current period wbea retu...,,,.
combat mea. alld8r tM Penonnel DlsbtbuUoa O>mmand are belac' reael•ed, renluat.e4 aod ~; and
WHEREAS W. cloee u.odaUon hu created lnttmate bond.a
of lntere.t and eollaboraUon. between the Santa Ana Anny Alr
Bue. on tbe one la.and. &ad our oommunllJ', on the other; and
. W1IEREA.8 many of tbe J'01lnC men and women of Newport
BMelt laawe pl&)'ed and are pla,ylnc an aettve role In the Army
Air Foreee; ud
W1IEBEA8 General H. B. Am.old. ehtef of the Ann;r AJr
Fol'CIM. 11.u proda1med Au.cmt 1 .. tbe 38tb annl\·el'l&I')· of the
A.rmT• air ann. to be known M A.tr Forcett Day; and
WBE1tt.A8 Gea:aeral Arnold baa fwtber instructed atrftelde
t.o opea their ptt. for pabUo tn.pectlon of pl:anea and f&Cllltle9;
I do therefore. by vtrtne of ~ powen ve5ted ln me u Mayor
of tbe City of Newport Beach, deslpate thb day to be Air
Fortlf» Day for our community:
And I do orp OUJ' alttzea. and !'Mldeota to avail thi&ruetvee
of tbe opportunity to vta:lt tbe aforementioned lnstallatlon1 wttb
a view toward oar oonttnnlnr oooperat1on with thete statJons;
And I do tlrp OUJ' cltkens to redecllcate them.elves to the
l'f'M.t and worthy taak of soUdlfyinc the bonds between the mili-
tary a.nd clvtlla.n population towanl an early a.nd suooe.tw oon·
alu.a.lon of Ulla war acalnst the foroee of lnternaUolUd , tyranny. CLYAN &.RALL. ·
Mayur of the City of Newpo.rt Beach
John Siegel, Former 'Asst. City
Engineer, Returns to Practice
Harborlt.. will be pleued to 1 Iocal Rotary club and the ~L £.
learn that John Siegel, former as· church. .
sistant city engineer, \\ill return Mr. Raub, who resides on New~
JOHN SIEGEL
port Heights. is active in the Ki-
wanis club and was h~ad of the
Qvllian Air Patrol of this district.
I
He has offices with R. W . McClel-
lan Co. and was with the city for
113 :yean.
Fish Price Drop
.Is Retail Only
Announcement of a slight price
reduction in f!sh price1 on the
weal coaat due August 7 d~ not
affect the commercial fishermen
here. It wu agreed by buyers of
flab at Newport. The order waa
directed at retailers. It was stated
at the Bayside Flab Market, and
likewise at the Commercial Fi.!ber.
men's C<>-operative a.saoclation.
The orde-r from Wa.sbington cov-
ers speclea gene-rally caught on the
weat coa.et, including hallbut, sal-
mon. smelt, tuna, flounder and cod.
here and open civil engineering of· Officers Called;
Prowler Departs SAAAB Expanding Hospital for
Enlarged Rehabilitation Facilities;
Base for Married, Single Vets
fices. With him will be identified I Jack Raub. another former city
ploy several yea.cs ago to become
SANTA ANA, July 31.-Marrte-d
AAF combat veteran1, formerly
aulgned to Santa Monica for re-
diatrlbutioa., a.re now being aent to
Santa Ana. lt wu annouac~ today
by Brig. Gen. Arthur E. Euter·
brook. com.ma.ndlng general of the
Santa Ana Army Air Bue.
Be<:auae Sa.nta Ana la a "can-
tonment" type lnatallation, return-
ees are warned that no housing
facilities exl.!t tor their f&mllle1.
Average period for proceaalng in
the redistribution station I.a two
wee-ka. Convalescent patient.a u.sual·
ly 11pend six week11 in the-hoepltal.
office some months ago. I Three times ln a row "'M just
1.1r. Siegel left the city's em· too much for Mrs. Dorothy Fern
ploy soveral years ago to become Sharman, 2SO .North Broadwa.y,
engineering head of the water, Co!!ta. Mesa. so ahe reported the
sewer and land department at the prowler who had been lurking
Santa Ana Army Air base and his around her home to the aberifre
resignation from that post brought office Tbursda.y night and Deputy
a letter of deep regret from his Sbe-rlft11 Jamee McCarty and Ed·
commandin9 officer and an ap--ward Hunt responded, but could
preciation of his work there... find no signs of the person. •
UntU today only slngle returnee11
have-reported to Santa Ana for
rediatr1.butlon while ma.rrled vet·
e rans and tbelr wlvea were quar-
tered In the Santa Mba.ica hotel
tnatallatlon.
Under the present plan, all AAF
returnee1 from the western states
will report to Santa Ana tor re-
dl.str1bution and convalescence at
the AAF convale.scent hMpital
here. Santa Monica wlll be used
for e8C'apeee, evadee1 and liber-
ated prllonera of war.
Recreational facll!tie11 ot the base
are belng expanded to accommo-
date the additional per!IOnnel ex-
pected, General Easterbrook an-
nounced, In addition lo Hollywood
toura, fUthlng jaunts. tripe to Cata·
llna and San Juan Caplatrano, a
IJlable of riding horaea baa been
lruitalled and a swlmming pool Is
being constructed on the base-.
• Now ln progns.s ia a $700,000 re·
modeling project for tmprovement
of hoapttal barrack.! and other fa·
cUities .
Sold Scooter Same
Day From Class Ad
In News· Times
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
familiar with the intricate prob-
lems of the harbor area and su-
pervised many installations of
public works projects.
"1th City 14 Vean
Mr. Siegel was with the city
for 14 years. "'hile nine years
prior to that he was in the employ
or Paul Kressley, who was city
engineer before R. L. Patterson
took the position. Mr. Siegel re-
Mr11. Tonenla Hildebran bu re-
turned from Laguna Beach to be
with Roaemary Ball Larson. 1409
W . Bay.
•111111111111111111111111111.,1111111111111111111111111111111111111n1n ~ ~ • FRUIT • • Canning Season ~
Is Here ~
We have a plenttlul tuppiy
Oerto, Stue.Jell, also Jan
Get Your
PICKLING CUCUMBERS u....e
• ofi
• • . • ceived his state engineering ti-
~~se~~t!~~·da~~t';;feo;'~; ! G R 0 c E R I E s i
C.lbbon, one of the early pioneers • C Id M ~
of Newport Beach. ~ 0 eats •
Identified with the city's growth ; Jl'raHa and Vegetableo i
Letsch Named
New Manager
Of NHYC for many years. Mr. Siegel was a i_Pbone zau ,...._ Smida-~
FOR SALE-'41 CUshman Motor past president of the old Exchange -r-~·
Scoote-r, $150 cub. Phone 3457. club, a director of the chamber of ~ D H ' G ~
"Newport Harbor I.a a beautiful 439 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del commerce and first cb&irma.n of _i_ u on s rocery=.~
1pot," rem&rked Rudolph W . Mar. 56·4tc the Sea Scout committee of the
Letach, newly &ppololed manager -=----,---------!Orange County Council of Boy ~ 178' Newport BIT4. Co.ta Heu!
of the Newport Harbor Yacht club Thia cl&Mitle-d advertisement ap· Scouts. He 1·s a mem•-r or the ~ .i. VO: lil llllll t!l lll !ll lll 11l lll !ll!!l llllllill 11l 11l 11l lll ill 11l lll nlUll11 who uaumed hla duties lut ~eek. peared 1n la.st Tueaday'11 paper and ---------------------------
He arriv~ ln Southern California wu aold the ea.me evening.
last year tr6m New York where be Another proof that New1.Ttmeg
hu been associated ln managerial Clusified Adve. pay divtdende,
capacity with the St. George Hotel
ln Brooklyn. the Columbia Univer-
sity Club, the Croydon Hotel, and
No. l FU'tb Avenue Hotel ln New
York.
Letacb apent nine ye-an In Chi-
cago hotels, with the Blackatone
and SLuon, Lakeahore Country
C1ub at Glencoe, ill., Stanley Oub
in Chlcago, a.nd Olympia Flelda
Country Club at Olympia Ftelde,
Illlnol.a.
Mr. Let.sch came here directly
from El Rancho V e-gaa at Lu
Vegas, Nev .. where Prince Adbul
Dla.b. Regent of Iraq \\'U a royal
guelft.
George A .Brook1, former man·
age-r ot the local club resigned to
take another position ln Beverly
HUia.
Judges Meet
At Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano was the
ho9'l city, and C.On.atable cart St.ro-
scbein wu the boet to 65 county
Friday Afternoon
Club to Honor
Charter Member
Mrs. C. G. Huston, charter mem-
ber and former president of the
Friday Afternoon club, will be hon-
ored with a tea August l from 2
to • p. m. ln the-sun room of the
clubhouse.
HosteBsea will be membere ot the
executive board. with Mra. K. H.
Ste-wart as chairman.
Mrs. Huston and her husband,
Dr. C. G. H uston. have livef! in
C08ta Mesa for 25 year11 and have
taken a great deal ot 1Dtere8l tn
civic affairs, particularly ln work
"itb young people. Mn. Huaton
baa been active with the girl
Scouts and also in Red Crosa
work.
Newport WCTU
Meets Wednesday
judges. conatable1 and ju.atlcea and The Newport Beach W. C. T. U.
their wtvea lut Tbuf'8da.¥ evening. will meet Wednesday, Auguat t at
Tbe occasion "'8.8 the regular 10:30 a. m. &t the home ot Mn.
monthly meeting of the county May U'Re.n, 3512 Ocean Front. The
JudgM' a.wocla.tion. buail'leas meeUng will be held in the
C&.rl Stroechein held the dinner1 morning, and membera a.re to bring
m~tl.ng at the anceatral bome of a aack lunch. The afternoon boun ·
Judge Tbomu Font.er, now Laa will be devoted to the program of
Roea.1 Cafe. Many old·tlmera re-the day.
membered tt, be aaid, 1lnce i t wu -------
taillt in 1883. Tb.e judge WU born
tn the home.
From the harbor &rea Judpe
0 . A. J ones &nd D . J, Dodge and
ConAable Kan&gey and their wives
were pruenL The ptherlng wu
largely eoclal.
Mother of Mesan
Buried Last Week
Funeral .ervlce. were held at
San Bernard!no Moaday fO!' Kary
E. Perdew. 93, who died lut week
at the bome at her da.ugbter, Kra.
I". J . Harthorn. 604 Orance avenue,
Oootalteoa.
Tbe dece&.ed had made her home
In San Bernardino unW tho IUt
Santa Anans Meet
At Newport Isl. Home
Mr1. A. IL. Roblmoo entertatned
at her summer hom1. 381t Channel
Place, lut week for membera ot
the F1deUa cl.au of the F1nt Bap.
-chureh, Santa Ana. .
Cool decoratioDI Of ~ and
white were U8td on the porch over-
looldng the channel on tbe nart.b
olde Of Newport Ialand, when
luncheon wu KrVed at one ~
table. A..aiatfn.a at the buffet wen
Kn. Gertnlde L&mb Olld Kn. A. T .
D&Vlo, co-h-
J4n.. George Va.JOI\, pruide.nt at
the cJ..ua., opened the buaineu meet-
tnc which followed the luncbeion
bour, and for devotlonal.1 membera 19ar a.nd a half, wbe:n me came pve llhort poem.a.
here to mUe her home ,.,.th her Btrt.bdays of. memben were
-.i>ter Olld gnu>ddaugbter, Kn. n<Ud, ~ celebntlnc belDg Kn.
Shlrley Dama. She.,.,... a member w. A.. Ritter, Kn . .Aauata Whltney
of tho Pion-Society. am Kn. Davia Special gumt.
11un1von. otbtt lbaD tho dauab-...re Kn. a:rde BacweU. and Kn.
ter and pnd!S•npter &N three Ellabtth Thacker ot Lubbock,
-Kro. lCdua ftliey of San Tuu, daughter am niece Of Kn.
Bmlal'41no, Kro. ~ Oooli:. Of c. K. .Join"'
Globe. Ans., and ll(ro, rr'Od -__ • -----
-of Son Diep llDCI • _...., Kr. llDCI Kro. .Jerrold llpMCler ·-w. TaJl<r, of 8oll t.11.9 ett:r. a!ld ... .Jury of Udo Ille -----all.Ab '1'17 wldloa .....,-. ci=nwd A.nvw-.i 'f'I'-tk)' ~I
I .. lllhlo. to.. T •. .1. Pia. colllL
I
THE s p 0 RT SHOP
OF SANTA ANA
KNOWN FOR BLOUSES AND BAGS
AND PRE'ITY THINGS
CLEARANC-E SALE
BLOUSES
Reduced from 4.98 and 5.98.
Some with famous name la-
bels. Sizes 32 to 40. Colors:
Black, White, Aqua, Lime.
Pink. Yellow, Blue, Red, Rose,
5298
Melon , Chartreuse. Tailored and dressy styles.
Plain colors and prints. With good blouses so hard
to get, this sale is extraordinary.
BAGS
Black patent.
Reduced from 5.00.
BAGS
White and washable.
Reduced from 3.98
WHITE . St QOO
TOPPERS · ·
Just the thing IX> wear all summer. Reduced from
15.98. Si2'es 10 to 16.
~~!1~SUIT.S 5298
Reduced from 5.00 and 6.98
THESPOR.TsHoP
212 VI. 4th Street SANTAANA
•
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•
• ... Jtiml.i
Radio S ialist
Among ~ncilled
Personalities
CPO Fined $150; S 0 rves
Dolng,87 In Anniv. To · now
Corona c1er Mar With Open ff ouse
(Continued trom Pace One) A new high 1n recent ope«! rec-BANTA· ANA, JuJy &l. -Tod
uaJ ~ -but even there Larry orde through bor>na 4el llaz' wu Lawaoni Teteran of tbe DooUW-
CCIClt!J>ued hla ocboo1lng' •tarVd ruched Saturd&y when two of-raid on Tokyo and hero of tho
-only U..... In England. Tlfat nee'" trom Newporl Beach chued famed "'Iblrty Becopdo O "'' euty experience wu tn private ·a Packard convertible coupe u.tmoft Tokyo,'"1 will be the Diatn. epea1c:eT
echool In th• Britloh I.iu, but upon to the ou!Ulrta of Lagun&, and In cemnonteo marldnir the 88th
locating ln the new world, he be-clted the dr:lvtt tor r9ckleu drlv-azm.tvel'9!'y ol the Ail' on Wed-
came enamored wtth WMtern ways. tng, drunken.nus, and speedlng. He needay, Augutt 1, at Santa Ana
Tbe E'wena ltwd In Galt, ca.n-was clocked al 87 m.nu per bour Army Atr Baa.
ad.a., for three yean, then another through part of the Corona del Law.on now opera.tel & macblml
ten ill Detroit. Larry'• tint fnterest Mar attL ehop ln Loe Angeles. He wu <U.-
·tn radio came during hit!I urly In court Monday morning, Ken-charged from the A.AF u a cap--
y-.ra in Canada, but ln Detroit he neth George Soldan. so. a chlef leg ta the tint raid OD. the J'ap
bad a better opportunity to atudy petty officer with the u . s. Navy. leg ln the first r&!d 011 the Pap
and be apec:Jall%ed In Jt at the De-WfJI found guilty of the three of-capital. Hla exper1encea on that
trott lrurtltute. Wberr the spell of fen.see. and given a stiff aentence. ra.ld have ~en widely acclaimed in
the west called them to Callfornia lt wu $1~ fine for the three a best-eeller which wu later tran&-
ln 1932-the depth of the depre11-violaUona. lated to the ecreen.
.Son-Larry turthered bis interest Officer Arney on h1a motor-The former pilot.'e addreu wtn
tn the field he had choeen. cycle and Officer Mcllan.1gal Ln a climax a tun afternoon of cere-
In Loe Angeles Larry went tnto police car chased the swerving ca.r moniea at the Southern. cautornla
servicing of radJoe. In the year through the city, at one point rediatrlbutlon atatlon and conval-
194.0 he waa married. and perhaps reaching 87 mile• per hour, In a e.tcent hoepltaJ for A.AF combat
becauH ot it, he opened bl.a own ~ mUe zone. veterana.
Etore. He graduated from the
NaUonal Schoola in & radio course. the aux.Wary police tn that com-
Pearl Harbor brought a swtft / mun.Jty.
reeponae from Larry Ewen. He While the Ewena' start ln the
joined the volunteers of civill&n de-Mesa area wu modest, their next
tenae, and later deciding that New-move W1UI to the large new shop
port Harbor are& wa• a virgin at 1794 Newport Blvd. Here the
terrttory fo r his chosen field, Ewens do a tremendou.s mainten-
brou,gbt not only hi.a busine&11 to ance buslneu. But expanding with
Ooeta Mesa, but bis patriotic .!!lpirit the times, Larry haa, ln hill Mesa
aa well, He became a member of Radio and Electronics' Store, the
largell't stock of replacement parta
Vla.ltlng Houl'S
Brtg. Gen. Arthur E . Eairtf!:r-
brook, Commanding Genera.I, baa
announced open houae W~nuday
a.ttemoon. O.vtlla.o vteitor• are in-
vited to vi.alt the b&M: tram 1 p . m.
to 5 p. m. SpectaJ touni of the be.ee
have been arranged. General Eu-
terbrook declared J.he ga.te1 would
be "wide open to the general public
&ll afternoon.''
7 Tg I , ~, :.U,. '1, I.NI
Coast Gu.ardaman D.avtd \V. Goa-erty, CMef Boa&.wa.lu'• Mate.. 208
Emerald, B&lboa bland, &ak~ a hitch In a U~ aboard a Coat
Ou.ud manned frela'ht and supply \'eMel, which la openttnc some-
where in the Paclflo theat'l'tl ot ope.ra.dou. Prior to his tmllAtment tn
the Cout Guard, in January, 1942, Goprt)' waa uahtant harbor
ma&ter of Newport. Hl!I wife. the former Miu Eloise 1\larahall, a.nd
his mother, ~In. Fn.n~ Gogerty, ll\'e at Balboa bland. A brother,
Godfrey, chJel warrant carpenter, h on acUve dut7 with t.be navy.
Hospital Urgently Needed
In This Area, Resident Says
..---&hind--..
' -Your Bdnds
a:r.. -Mleht of Am•rlce
TRACTORS AND BEDS
Hi&h amone the instrument• o!
victory in World War ll stand trac·
tors. History v.:111 record their phe--
nomenal performances following
landings in E urope and Asla. Their
wo rk will multiply w ith reconstruc-
tion and expansion at agriculture.
Two ble plants a t Racine, Wi..tc.,
turn out huge quantities. In that
state, too, are produced nationsll1-
knov.'11 mattresses., alumlnwnware
and overalls-peace time necessi-
ties. Their production will contrib-
ute to the Nation's wealth from
which War Bond holders will benefit.
U.S. TrH¥f'17D1PoQ"-9J
Sit Biii Summers Runs Tug ·
On Danube Searching River Craft;
Confiscates Liquor and Cigars
Ju.st •ltting ln the deck houa
telling the Hein.lee what to do, I.I
t.be G. I. ldea of real life, tt report.a
tUtertng back from Germany de-
ecrlbe the altu!!.tlon. And that la
what S/Sgt. Wm. Summers, aon of
Jack Summers, Newport Beach
pollcem.an, le doing, it appears.
For Sgt. Summen1, who wrote
eeveral week.a ago about dlacover-
ing an opium barge with nearly
$1,000,000 wortb of opium abo&rd
when the river boat captain said
It waa empty, life la beginning to
take on a !'Olly hue.
Mb father got another Jetter
Y essir! Linda
Caught Fish, But
You Can't See 'Em
from BUI Juot "'°8Dtly, and he lo
DOW' on the Danube., apparently, tn
cbarire of a 110.foot tug, formet1Y
a German river boat engaged tn
hauling ca.rcoe. up and cto.rn
tbn>ulfb Au«rt&. Instead of tho
arrocant Nut and bJa wile run.ntn,.
the boat. BUI occuplee hie cabin
Mtb other G. L's tor a crew and
the captain occuptea the crew'a
quart.en, the Germana actinl' u
interpreters alao cooking and waab-
ing thelr clothe•.
Sgt. Summens wu ordered to
coo.fiacate the boat's !tock ot whia-
key, clpra and wine, which the
German.a had taken from the
French. Tbis the sergeant &nd hlJ
men did with pleasure. They are
aMigned to tJ:te bOa.t, and their
miulon ls to search boata along
the river which nows througb
Auatrta.
"You wouldn't feel sorry for
theee HeinJee if you bad ~n what
they have "done," concluded Ser-
geant Bill. ,
True, but difficult for her faru
to undenitand, wae the fact that
Linda Darnell, \\'ell • publlcb:ed
movie star, went fishing at NeY.·-
port Beach early ln the albacore
seuon, and actually got some n1ce -------------
fish. But her studio won't let any-
one show her picture with the flab !
Sport Fishing
ln the entire area. Diagnoela bu
become a ha.bit with him. and hun-
dreds of "sick" radios f ind their
way into his hospital for m&jor or
Ceremonies begin Jt 3 p. m. wtth
Catholic. Prote!f...ant and Jew1ah
.services ln three of the bue
chapeltt. At 3 :30, alrtrewe wtn do
formation !lying over the main
parade grounds.
It anyone is Injured or needs mltttt ta expected t o meet w ith Your friends and mine
hoepitalt.zatlon for any reason. he each when they vtsJt here.
must go at leut 1~ miles from Loula Everding brought up a
Unda had her picture taken,
which Is not unueual, but a photo
taken upon her return to Kemper's
Beacon Landing ehowed her Q.'\th
some albacore which a veteran
might have been proud to claim.
H owever, her studio would not re-
lea.ee the picture, hence no likeness
la available of her proweq in the
OD the
''G. W."
•DIESEL
POWERED
•DELUXE
ACOOMMODAllONS
•LARGE
OAI.I.EY
Evfll'Y Day at 7:00 A. M.
from
liS5 Pacific Caast BighW1'y
Newport Beach,
California
Fbr Belien1r.Uom Pboae
Newport "40
or Richmond 9'!5!
llatt Walsh Sportflsldng.
Inc.
mi.nor operations..
In the s&me building Mrs. Ewen
ha..s her Hobby Shop. She canie.!!I
an excellent di.Bplay of model air-
planes and stamp collector's IJUP-
plies. In fact. the philateUata fore-
gather In a.nd enjoy the atm<>1Jphere
of the Ewens' domaln.
Oh, yes--we almoet forgot to
.!!IBY that Larry ha.a never given
up interest tn the Boy Scout work
he started in England. He became
a Scout. Ftrst Clau. before be left
old England. So, at the Lloru: club,
which he frequenta. Larry mlght
often be heard talking about scout-
lng as be doee about the future
of rad.lo and electroojcs--wben they
wtll have ship-to-sbore radios on
all sizeable boa.ta, radio control o!
model airplanes, and even greater
v.·on ders.
And he says he will shortly have
90me wonderful news to Impart to
radio alld: television useni in the
harbor district.
General Euterbrook wtJI intro-
duce Mr. Law900 at 4 :30 o'clock.
"Our a ctivities," Easterbrook ez-
pla.Jned, "a.re unusual ~use our
mluion Is unusual. Ours b a pecu!·
lar battle; the war agaln9t tl?e
aftermath of war."
Among tbe polnUt of lntereat
vlsltoni may Inspect are the hos·
pita! m&chine ahops , a Wac bar-
racks, returnee b&rraclta:. reception
houae, service club &nd art exhibit.
Shift in Wind
Lowers Water
Temperature
Newport Harbor to the nearest question on the water situation Leaving eoon for San Jose a.re
boepltal, and then be flnd.9 lt.t I which all agreed needed further Betty and Roy Helmer. who have
facil itlea so taxed it ta a serious study. Tbl!!I we.a referred to a spec-been g\lf!:.!!lta of Mrs. Helmer's par
question If be can get tn at a.ll, !al meeting Of the chamber to be ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard White,
sa.ld Louit!I Everding, veteran reat-1 held at an early date. 109 28th street. Mr. H elmer has
dent Of Balboa Island to directors Many other matters Of interest ~n t our months in the European
Of tbe chamber of commerce m~t-and importa.ncf!: were con.!'idered at theater and returned w ith hla unit,
Ing yet!lterday noon. t hhi meeting which 1;11.·u attend~ being now on turlough. In San Joae
The need of howplta.J facilities ls by Presidl!:nt Braden Finch Ralph they will visit hla parent.a for a
urgent and it l.s great. said Mr. P. Maskey, w . M . Lo ngm.oo~ M p time.
Everding, a dlrector of the cbam-Klick , Robert A. Murphy, 'H . · F : Week-end g\le!!l.!i at the home of
her. The growth of thl& area jus-K enny, A . B . Rouuelle, Louis Mrs. C. G. Porter jr.. 116 41st
Uflea one. Too often patients muat Everding, s. T. Dunlap, L. H. Nor-I street were Miu Gwendolyn Crea.-
be ruehed clear ln to Loe Angele•, I man, Mayor Clyan H. H&.11 , Capt. ger a nd Norman Barbre, Mra.
the speaker said. He basi traveled J. A. Beek. Earl w . Stanll!:y H<TN-1 Porter'" brother of Los Angeles.
up and down the cout and f lnda I ard Gerri.sh, Nell Murbarger, Mr. and Mrs. E . F. McClellan,
that moat ot these ln.stJtutions are Aseemblyman Clyde Watson and 527 Westminster avenue, Newport
over-<:rowded. Secretary Harry Welch. Heights, entertalned w ith a family
Federal A id Suggested dinner Sunday, gueats being an
A ahltt ln the wlod brouvbt a Tbe public offtcl~s might, lf l FAMILY ORGANIZATION aunt, Mra. T. A. Hanna and Mr.
e they looked lnto the matter, ftnd Hanna Of Long Beach two coualna
dltference ln water temperature In that government money la avaJ.l -1 NUMBERS 5000 Cpl. Averil Hanna Who baa Jual
the 8Urf, wh..l cb, though hardly able for SIUCb a serious nttd, ln the returned from England and Robert
noticeable to bathers, waa a change oplnJon of Mr. Everding. He cited A f&mily •orga.nlz.atlon clal.mlng I Hanna. Gunners· Mate 2/c, u. s.
actually of elx to elgbt degree•. aJao the fact that permanent real-J a membership of m ore than 5000 Coast Guard; Mrs. McClellan's
SINUS
AGONY
La.at week for three day• until dents locating here, a.a well a.a l throughout the country. the Blaia-gn.ndmother, Mrs. Laura Bell Rob.
the 28th of the month, Q.'&ter kept yacht owners who come here for de lta o f Southern Calltornia wUl erta of Long Beach and her par-
eteadlly at around 21.15 degrees their v&catlona, have the right t o hold their annual picnic Sunday, entJi:, Mr. and Mn. John Cooper
centigrade, or 71 Fahrenheit Off expect an improvement of thia na-Augu.tt 12 at Lake Park in Hunt-of Santa Ana avenue.
I the pier ln Balboa. accordlng to ture. Realdenta reall.u tta: need lngton &&ch. Arrangement. are -------------
readings taken by the fin depart-when faced with the urgency ln being made by Kn. Yvonne Bl&is-
~M la •-* .,._ lllW ,.._.
~ .,, OClJ' l&&-' .......
s. 8U'lfH7-S'• 1aJeetl--PalaltoN Co.t per 'f'roMtme•t Y~ ..........
ColWlll&a&lo• WIUIMll ~
B..n: 8 TtD 9 P.ll..~ e \.o t
1
me.nt. In the hay the tempe:ratllnl their own tamUles. dell Of Coeta Me•a. who said lba.t 1 "''&a 76 deg-tees Monday morning at The civlc-mlnded cltlun men-they have SO to draw from i.D this
8 a. m . tloned the po911lbilitlea of meeting region.
Tbe change wu le• in the bay part of the coet of the mercy ln--------
than ln the ocean, because of the •tltutlon by revenuea trom park-M M •
otilln..., of the water. Sunday, Ing. The city o! O&kland, be told esa arme 00
Dr u D Ha D c water temperature oft the pier the New•-Tlmes, geta enough v· "t W"th p t I
I • . . yes, . . W•nt down to 69 d•lfl' ..... d•op of a>oney from puking on • larg• lot ISi I aren s •t• N'. H~;A. AJl.t..A. A.. 6.141 five to alx degrees ln 24 hours, to build and m&Jntal..n a hoapital.
MECHAN\CS
Skilled en d
Unsk illed
I '----~--------' 1 due to 8 ahltt in the wind, and Upon cooclu.9ion of bis remark•. With a total of 35 mla91ona and ~-----------~ conaequent runntng of the surf. It Braden Finch, prealdent of the 400 fl
la a good sign of clea.r weather for cbam'---announc~ th•t h• would ytng bour11 in the tint Mlt-
WANlEO r-------------------------'1 1 t d.a Ch.I ~ ~ ... chell bomber atri.kea 00 Borneo and a ew ya, et Frank Crocker appoint a special committee to close ll'Upport mtulone over Mln-Lumber and Building Materials ald. lludy the ntt<UI of a boaplta.l In da.nao, M.a.rtne F1nt LL George
Bay District Lumber Co. VFW Auxiliary
sl8 ooAST mGHWAYF'booe 1150 AT THE ABCllJ'.8 Installs New
ti0uthern Orange county. w . Barnett Jr .. 21-year-old medium
Aasemblyman Clyde WaUon wasl bom~r pilot of Coet& Mesa, haa
a guest ot the chamber at their returned to Miramar Air depot for
meeting, and lh&nked the aggrea-leave and re-autgnment. H la par-
91.ve epirlt of the local people who enta, Mr. and Mra. George W .
helped wln the batUe for the Co-I Barnett live at 7&4 E . 18th street.
rona del Mar State Park. capt. J . He wu graduated from Newport
A. Bffk. a.ecret&ry of the atate Harbor High .chool ln June. 1941 ,
eenate. compllmented Earl Sta.n.ley, where he v.'a.a active tn ba.sketb&ll,
city councilman and re<or for tennis and t.ra.ck. He later attended
his fine work done in beha.lf of Santa Ana Junior college.
=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~j Color Bearers
, Sea Trout and Halibut are Biting
off the Newport and Balboa Piers
Ple.nty ot IJve Ba.I&: Anllable at End of Piers
• GEORGE HINER •
Mr9. Lou.i!!le AlcCracken and Mn.
Rut h Ho m were installed aa color
bea.rer& at tbe last m~Ung of the
Veterans of F oreign Wa.ra Aux.JI.
lary. M.ra. &rt.ha Bryson of Rtver-
side, second dlabict prC8ldent.. of-
ficiated. Other special gue9ta tn-
cJuded Mesdames Ell.i.a.belb Perry
of San Franci.aco, ~rtrude Col·
the bill. Stan.Icy went to Sacra-Hie wile. the former Corinne
mento an.er the bill wu pu.eed Ja.ne Davia, llwa &t 8 15 Spurgeon
and urged the governo r to afgn It. street, Santa. Ana.
If the dlrectora have anytblng
ra-11n1n1ll•11•1 1111n1111111,.11111•1•11u1111n1111~11111r1•'1"'"'"'1'"''~'' '"'""' ,,,,,.,, ''''""""'' .,.,11.,,1 • i ltary of Rlve rMde and Olive Had-to do 9.•ith It, the next gathering M M •t d
o! th• •late chamb•" al comm.re• esan er1 e
would be held at the harbor. They Se J R"bbo
hav•. prnlfl'•m l o• COa>pl.te 8tudy ; vera I ns
of recreationaJ tacllltlea 11..long the
I Cold and Machineless Waves
~ a Specialty
i ~ Tinting Done • Expertly I Evening A~pointments
i Phone 17S.W I .
1 Vi's Beauty Shop fjJr .
(Vlola -) / '" {~Mi eo.:.:a:::.:.c::==u=~-••~
ONCE AGAIN
. SAM'S SEA FOOD CAFE
Oftfll'8 Y OD the Ji'I-' Plaee
to Dine la Oruage Cocmty:
All New· -•
Even the Location
.•. 0-BaH Mlle .... of Old
Loea&ioll OD oCul lllgh-y.
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Lelld Southern California In the Serving of
-SEAFOODS-
.ALSO
YOUR kind of STEAKS
-VlStf OUR KITCHQi -
Sam's Sea Food Cafe -
: ley, Callte Horton, Myra. Grove and
.. Ann SuUlvan of Santa Ana.
~ Members or lbe Aux il iary voted
~ $10 to the National Welfare Fund
~ and Sl:i toward records for the
• Air Ba8e.
coaat. j Pfc. T ommy Riviera. son of Mr.
Offlelal• May Come and Mrs. Joe Riviera. Costa Me&, ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Congressman J ohn Phillipa wrote baa ~en around the Pa.clllc quite i that be expect• to visit the harbor a UtUe, and ha.a accumulated a. ff!w
durtng coognssional re<:eae. Barry ribbona aa well, a.a cltationa. He ts
R Sheppard Is a.leo expected mme a ~mpreasor operator lo 874Ua En-
Ume thla 9Ulllmer. A apedal com-glneer A vlation Battalion at:a.tloned
Quality Lumber
and
Building Materiala
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COSTA MESA
LUMBER CO.
R. E. H()gTETLEll -..
JORDE N'S
Prorsm'o?s' PU.nm.oJ
181 rotmSr •Ymros
LA8UJfA ••ca
.. ln &,;,.... f <>r T.,.,. H eoJU. ..
™"'.::4Qi ·--' 'O -.. -,w ....
..... •Ms 0,,/1 0l J'11 --. . . '. -n-
Balboa Beer Depot
S05~Palm~
· ·Easten Beer
• Costa Mesa News
In llanilL
Pfc. RJviera bu been oveneu
for 18 montha, and aerved tn the
New Gulnu campaJgn. He merlta
It wu a daughter for cpl and tbe Aa.latlc-Paclftc OunpaJ.gn rtt>.-
Kn. Noah AmlJurirey, 27! n....,. boll. two battle llt&z'o. tlie Phlllp-
•trfft. born July 26 at St. Jc.pb Pine Ubttat:km ribbon. gUder
boepllal. The llWe lady welgbed wtnga. &nd Good Conduct ribbon.
alx paunds, four ounoea He bu two brotbe?8 a.i.o tn lbe
A week--end pest at the home of teTYfce.
Mr. and Kn. Guo NIHaberJ', 11&5 --------
Orange a..-eaue. wu Mn. Nlnm-Dinn.er gueats Wed:D.ead&y ett:n.-
be.rs"a nephew, Gfibert Pertlnger, ing at tbe home of Dr. and Kn.
S 3/c Of the Naval hospital at W. Z:. Kabee, 813 Via Udo Soud,
Corona. ...... Dr. and Kn. Rol>ert F'Ogan
Re•. and Kl"t-Carl John9on of and Capt. and Kn. Robert Km-
tbe Community chul"cb are tt&.rtlnr utan. Wedr.~d guest.I at the
on a month'• vacatk>a M'ooday, home were Jin. lhibee'1 brother
Au1'U9t 8, and will ftnt spend a aDd h1a wife, llr. and Mn, Bany
week at a mountain cabin. Tbetr Britilncham.
two chlldren. Marom and CUolyn. --------
bave been pn>mlllOd a 1);p to the Who 1'1171 for ~I No-
San DI--· and they will I.loo bocly. It PQS far ltR!fl -t tn AnWopo Valley. Mr. Jolln-iiiiiiiiiii
... will ta1te a croup~ e1c1>t...,.. ROSS & BARROWS to camp Oooeola u USW11 ,.. AIJlr·
U8t k ~ wt:D be the t.htrd yev Ill IKDll ta
b& b&e s-with the Mme l1'0UP ,,...___ ftoob.-,,, Co. to tllo TilCA camp u coun..nor. Vwal 'lille
Mr. &114 Mn. Cl•-ca ... w • a. -8&. --
11a7-. Coot& -.... --lUnA ANA
-coacrab1'•Uou on tbe blrtb I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;~;;;;;;;;;~ ot a -1'al7 21 at St. JORpl>. _,I
• Dill -...... 1-: c SF 1 t pttal. lie ~ 7 ptMU>dw, U1',
• P• ... qzp tw .. ocu-:-. I a 5 *•••• el -u. W9r ..,... n wu a ton tor Kr.· &nd Kt&
I I• j)aolrp LoltGD. m, 1. -IHB,
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and Fish Market
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If you're an experienced
mechanic, we have an
excellent jdb for you. If
you•rc·learning to be a
mechanic, we-., will pay
you well t'.o co mplete
your training, with us.
GOOD WAGES
We have a variety
of openings-all
pay good wages
and offer excellent
cpportunitieo for
the yean ahead.
GOOD HOURS .
Our houri are
rcaeonable and
workin1 ccndl-
tiomarepleaunt.
GOOD FUTURI
111111 We're ''1oin1 ~ places'' in the
poetwar auto.
mobile buli-
bell •• 7 and
""....:::::: we'd like to
baveyoucamealco&withua.
' Appliaationa ahould, of
ooune, oomplr with War
Murpo..-er Com.mioaian
"'W.tiona.
Theo. Robins
Authorized Ford
Sales and SeNlee •
m8.!1Culine are.
She went out on the Blue Streak
with Bill Fullen, skipper, and wife,
BURT R. NORTON
1111 o.-& 111'"'7 ....... WT
Newpori-, Oallr. and another couple.
PROPOSED BUDGET
( exclus.tve or bond moneys)
FOR THE NEWPORT BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ORANGE
COIDo"TY, CALIFORNIA FOR THE SCHOOL YEA:B
ENDING .JUNE 30, 1948
1. PROPOSED EXPENDITURES, 1945-46
A. CwTent Expense
1. Administration .. -······-···-·········-··········--$ 6.240.00
2. Instruction .. ·-·-·-·····-··--······-···-······ .. ·--··· 89.110.00
3. Operation of School Plant ··--··-··-.. ····· 17,000.00
4. Maintenance of School Plant-,-········-· 6,000.00
5. Auxiliary Setv:ices ···--··-·····---··-·-····-··-·· 11.750.00 6. Fixed Oiarges ...................................... 2,520.00
B Ca . TOT AL CURRENT EXPENSE ................... -.$132,620.00 . pita! Outlays .. ., .................. -.......... ............................. 46.2()().00
C. Corrununity Services ···-····-·····-····-···-··-·····--··-----·-----·--
D. Undistributed Reserve ·-·-····----.. ··-·······-·------··-----5,000.00
E. Total Proposed Expenditures for 1945-46 ........ -......... $183,820.00
IL TRANSFER TO OTHER DISTIUCl'S
FOR TUITION, 1945-46 ... ? ........................ _ .... ____ .... .
ill. DISTIUCT TAXES REQUIRED FOR SPECIAL
ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND ... ? ...... _,. __ ...
lV. GENERAL RESERVE FOR EXPENDITURE
DURING 1946-47 ............................... -........... _ .... _.-... 9,900.00
V. TOTAL BUDGET REQU!REMENT .. ,, ..................... -.. .$193,720.00
VI. NET TOTAL AVAILABLE BALANCE AND ESTI-
MATED CURRENT RECEIPr$ OTHER THAN
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES ......... -............... ?._ .. 93,416.00
VII. TOTAL CURRENT DISTIUCT TAXES REQUIRED._.$100.;lOf.OO
A public hearing will be held on the above budget on
August 7, 1945 at 8 :00 p. m., at Newport Beach School
LINTON T. SIMMONS
July 26, 31, 1945. County Sup't. of Schools
GORDON B. FINDLAY
CONTBAOTOB &ad BUILDER
MAINTENANCE AND REP AIR
OtlR 8Pll:CIALTY
Cabinet Shop Service
Offioo Calimet Shop S410 Coast Blvd. 407 soth St.
Phone ru Ph. 238&..J
NEWPORT BEA.CB, QA.Lil",
REDWOOD
OUTDOOR FURNITURE
FACTORY -TO -YOU
t:..
PRICE
Sun couches, Otairs, Coffee Tables, Bru+ecue
Tables and Benches. Many Other Items
t:..
Immediate Delivery
-SantaAna-
TENT & AWNING COMPANY
1626 So. Main St. S....ta Amo
706 Clout Blvd. South 1.-gmia Beaeb
BALBOA CLEANERS
605 East Central Avenue, Balboa
4 • Day Cleaniag Senlce
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your Friends and Mine To Be Released Boat, Matt ~h On Furlough Here And Mine
W&Ye El•tne S. NewtoD, -Pll.K to build a -Al>otber CUell In
lie and btt idotu-ln-law, llbo Bon-lhe Lorenbloll home II Kr. ·Lor-
lllo N-..., ,,...t. tor two entun'• mother, Mn. "-rl Lor'-
... 0>1 at the home ot th• former'• em.taen Of Santa Ous.
_..,t., Kr. and Kn. H. S. G...,. Kn. Dorotlly Welb and two
-. aa0& Kar<:ua & .... Ile. Kn. chll~ Of Loe Angele& .... CUHto
Newtoa•a hutband. Claude 0. New.:: tha •eek.. at the home of her a...
taa, USN, S. p!Wm&Clot'• mate ter, Kn. Barry La.,.,, Court lltreeL
l/o and attached to a Se&bee unit, Kn. AJ Bonalh. S29 Au.a .,...
warldng tn a hospital. Kr. Graham nue. Newport BetabU~ went to
Ill akipptt ot the Trade Wtncl. HollywOOd WedDud&y evmlD&' to
cu.ter ~t out of Port Orange. -t Kr. Horvath'• nJ.ece and her
Ouuta at the home of Mr. and hUlband. Kr. iand Kn. S. Dottore
Kn. Rom ()wen, 3702 Cout boule--and their daughter Sandra wbo
Tard. who left this week afttt a have made their home there. com-I
1.Qo.day vtait. were Mn. Owen'• Ing trom New York. Kr. Dottore
two DepbnlW, Bill and Jobn Ahl-came west with Tony Put.or'• or-
bam Of RJvenlde. BID bu fu8t re-cheat.ra and tlked it eo well he
turned tram Germ.any. One day determined to live l(ere. The Dot-
lut weelr. Mn. Owen and daugb-toru were gueltl lut week at the
ten Eloise and Ellen, Mrs Alma Horvath home.
Knowlton and the two boys made John A Gillis 21• 21.t street,
a trtp to the Farmen' Market a.ad left lut -~eek for Newfoundland
9PeJ1l the attemoon at the Long to vii.it hil pattnta, brothers and
Beach Pike. aisten. Ria parenta are 93 yeart
Mr. and Krs. Homer· of South old and he baa not seen them for Pasadena are at their sum.mer 25 year•. He wu expected to ar-hame, S700 Coe.at bouJevard with rive there Wednesday and will re.
MJu Homer and her adopted main about t..h'i-ee moot.ha.
daughters, Barbara and Connie
Wille. A guest ot the girl.9 th15 Mr. and Mra. Eddie Hyde, 2032
week ls Nancy La.Montagne of Maycrest avenue, South Pa.sadena.
South Puadena.. l!ltayed recently at Bay Shore Camp
Mias Ailene Berry who waa tor· and visited old friend!!, Mt. and
merly w It b Pau'J Lorent.zen·8 Mrs. Jack Billlogs, 1921 Fu)Jerton
French Village night club at Bak-1 avenue, Costa Mesa.
erafleld Is a ;guest at the Lorentzen Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brttting-
home, Balboa Island, this week and j ham, 633 Via Lido Soud, have as
ha.a purchued. a lot on Marcus , gue9lll Mr. and Mn. Robert Sada
avenue, Newport ls.land, and plans or Monterey, Mexico.
MATERNITY DR"ESSES
AND SLACK SUITS
Good Selection of Sizes and Styles
Donna -Marie Shoppe
515 No. Main St.. Arcade Bldl'. Santa Ana
VICTORVILL& ARK T A IR
nl:U), V1ctonlllt, Cllllt.-LleuL
Starts Servi.Ce Staff Set. George P. Karcher,
former advert18lng man for the
Nnv1-Tlm.ee, ha.a been renewing
LL Col. and Kn. Carey Randell,
formerly ot. Balboa, are ruldins ID
San Diego wbile the o'ftice:r t. ata..
WUll&m R Ritter, buobazld ot Kn. The newut and largeot oportl·
.JMll C. Ritter, MO 8oulb 8"' n.ttlng boat in the harbor took It.I
l'l'ont, Bal-Ioland, today loft tlrot trip SllDday with about 80
the Vlctontn. Army Air J'\e1d. cuatomen aboard. It la the new for rort MacArthur Sep&n.tioa OIDtar, tJ bt re•ot-1 from acUve $4:0,000 Katt Watah. named after
IU"flce under t.be Army'• point.,. the boat builder and terry owner
who la one of the veterana of ~U.t. Ritt.er WU commtulooed pu1enger ti-wport&Uon tn L0e
Allgelu harbor.
Oil J>tcem'-r 0. IMS. Going ewer-The Katt W&bb arrived Satur-aaa in ll&y lM4 be HrVed u a pilot wttb the 8th AJr Force unW day ntgbt from San Pedro. Bhe 19
september l9" when he returned M feet by 23 , and ta extremely
to the Statu. comlortable. for ftabing, Ch~l
Wblle ove~u be received. the Drant, Newport_ manager for
Dlatlncullhed Flyln&' Crou &DIS the Walah aald yutenlay. She 111
.Alr Medal with three oak teat r-Capable or haullng 113 paaeengera
clutten daily tor Clahinr, he ea.id.. A com-
. plete reata.urant. and comfort
Lease Recorded
In Corona del Mar
rooaa tor both men and women
are provided.
Speed 11 Knata
Powered by a Lorrimzer diesel.
the Matt Wal.ah hu a 11peed of
about 11 knoll. She leave11 from
their coo.at highway pier at 6:30,
while their· GW leavea an hour
later.
acqualnt&nca s._ lhe harbor ...,.
while on turlou.gb from Haznmond
General Hoopltal ln'Kodeoto where
he ll connect.ed wtth the Army
Medical Oorpo. With him la blo
bride.. formerly ot. Woodland, Cali-
fornJa. 1be couple are vlaitlng Sgt.
Karcher'• mother, Kn. George
Karcher ot LquD& Beach.
Pfc. RooL Merriam,
Pro. Ball Player,
Gets Combat Badge
Pfc. Robert W. Merriam bu re-
cently been awarded the Combat
Infantryman Badge -tor aat..Lsf&e·
tory performance or duty in ground
combat aga.inat the enemy, accord-
ing to word received from the 83rd
(Thunderbolt) Infantry Division in
Germany. He ta the husband of
Mn. Melba. Merriam who reelde11
with her parenta, Mr. and Hra.
Clarence McCubbina, 224 Magnolia
lioned at. Camp Kitchell. •
Kn. Harry Paine Jr. (Betty
Ball) la with her mother, Velma
Barber. ~10 W. Ocean FronL Ber
bUBband ll a Motor Kac.hln1st'1
Mate l /c aervt.ng oveneu. Mn.
Paine L:I helping temporarily at
the Newport Harbor Chamber ot
Commerce office.
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FOR MEii
and BOYS n ... Prucb pritonen of WU" .... all •mil• .. thsy look •t daeir ..... 1uc1
da.rllaC o •topo•• oa tt.. traia trip from G-aay to p,..., Somo of tlli-:it
bo-.ea't see• Pranoe in 6-Ye 1•n. bat thi1 yea tbey will IMI able to belp th.Ill'
eeaatry Mlebnto Butillo 0.y (Joly 14, Prance'• Fourth of Joly). Altboac,b.
dlo oolebntioa, b.c:9cl.e of food a.od tno1port shorte••a. will be toCDnrUt
.. ber, it will M tbe lint B11tille .0., witbout Germ•m aiooo 1939.
A leaae upon the b~neas build-
ing at 900 Shore avenue. Corona del
Mar calla for the payment ot $100
upon payment ot execution or the
lellM: between Ted F . Rhoden and
Walter H. Kline and wife, the
Drant said that reservations are avenue.
on hand ror both boat11 for the next . Before entering the Army, Mer-•
latter being leueee. two weeks. but that they are not r1am waa a member of a protes-
In the agreement rive per cent completely booked. The first crowd slonal . baseball club. I
USO Service Wives Club Notes~ BALBOA ISLAND
Phone 671 or the rental payment.a are to be to go Sunday cl.me back to the He 1s at present connected with I
paid teS&Or u received, continuing I Matt Walsh landing with 100 per the Special A thletlc Service in Ger·
unW the 11Um of $495 ha.a been p&ld.1 cent luck, he sipd. George Shipman _m_e.n_y_a_•_•_n_•t_h_1e_t_1c_o_1r_oc_t_o_r_. --~=:::::::::::::::::::'.:::::::'.
. or Newport 18 skipper; Pete Ca.a-w 0 IS RICT Atkinson and his 1A:1re last ""'eek. tillo deck hand. UO'S WHO IN HARB R D J He I• just back from 10 nfootlu! In The new boat boasta a bridge for
Instead or meetin§ at the USO was J . Markuaon. All members or Alaska. the pilot and 8 few lounging seals
rooms 88 they usuall y do, members the bridal party were from St. Dorothy Schorle had a visit from abo\'e d~k . It carried passengere
or the Servic e Wive.!!' club y,·e r e en-Paul. her nephew. Quartermaster 3tc I to and rrom Tennlna.1 l.!lland for
tertained at luncheon at t he home After the ce re mo n~' a recept'on Donald Sc horle. last \\'eek. He hr on Calship during the height o! the
of Gin~er Rogere. 'A'i!e or Capt. y,·as held at the home or the bride's a tanker that 18 in San Pedro un-war construction.
J. E. Rogers, wbo ~i ves at 2157 ! parenU. Mr. and Mrs 1..eo B. Jack· dergoing extensive repairs after -------
Wrst Central avenue. Aulllting son. 1339 Van Buren avenue and being in the South Pacltic.
hostess was Vlrgiol• Taylor and
1
afterward the young couple went Janet Callander bad a big thrlll
they serv ed potato salad. cold 0 0 a honeymoon to the takt s or laet week 'IA'hen her husband, Pvt.
meats. cheese, reliabes and Iced northern Minnesota. Ena1gn Nelson Earl Callander called from New
tea. while deMert \\111.s a tuacious Is noy,· on a boat which UJ at the York. He bad juBt docked. and ex-
watermelon turnlshed by the USO. South Coe.st company but doe!' not peeled to be at Fort MacArthur
Those attending ~m-e Mr8. Clyde expect to be here much longer. by Sunday. He 'IA'ill have a 30-day
Ashen, .Mrs. Claytori Thompson , Another new member lJI 8 18 0 8 leave and then will be at Camp
Senator Kuchel
Loses $600 in
Theft from Car
FIREPLACE ANO KINDLING WOOO-
H. W . Wright. 1784 Npt. Blvd.., Co11ta Keaa. Ueed Lwnber, Pb..~.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-,
Gordon B. Findlay, 3'10 eoa.t Blvd., Ph. -412. Plana and Conatructloo..
LUMBER COMPANIES-
Coeta Mesa. Lbr. Co.-"Let u• help you plan your home." P~ '8.
Bay Di.Btrict Lumber Co. Phone 1150. Coe.at !!lgb.way at Archa.
'OFFICE SUPPLIES-
Newport Harbor Publi8hlng Co. Pbone1: 12 -13, Newport Beam
PRINTING-
Newport Harbor PubJtetitng Co. Phoneti: 12 -13, Newport Beach.
REAL. ESTATE, INSURANCE & NOTARY PUBLIC--
Lew H. Walla.ce, 2202 W. Central Avenue. Pboo.e 3. Norma Martin and Skippy. Thelma recent bride of five months. She Is Cook. Calif., tor awhile. Even a senator gets robbed once
Open Dally 11 L m. to 8 p. m., Saturdays 'tll 9 P. m. Arnold, Janet Callender and Judy. June Denemark and her hll.9band l.!1 S/Sgt. W. Johnson and hl.!I wife ln a while, It seems. State Senator
'----------------------------'!Helen Bro.,,·n . Mary Johneon. Doro-Lt. (jg) George Denemark. They Mary epent a re.:ent Sunday at Thomas Kuchel or Anaheim re-
RUBBER STAM-
Newport Barbor Publiahing Co. Phonee: 12 -13, Newport Beach.
• Work in a11 Esse11tial
Industry with Navy Contract
and Post War Plans
Burners
Chippers
Clerks
Draftsmen
Electricians
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Helpers -All Crafts
Machinists
Paint.era
Pipefitters
Riggers
Shipfitters
Shipwrights
Welders
Coasolillated Steel Corporation
NEWPORT BEACH YARD P.•·-t of Anll•blftt,o ond U.8.E.S. Beterral Beq-
SN OODLES
DOROTHY DARNIT
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thy Brewer. Janet Nelson, June were married in the chapel of the I Laguna Beach. with dinner at the ported to Sacramento police that
d Whl•· Ho"'• ··'• e.nd then went to bis car, which waa nroY"ked on the Oenemark. Dorothy Schorle an University or Chicago 00 February I ""' !.££> ~ r-~
a how !ft.reel was entered forcibly and Tim, Ginger Rodgen, Virginia 13, after the lieutenant returned s ·
Long and Virginia Taylor a.nd rrom 15 monthl!I ln the Medlterran-) Jill J ohnson, tiny daughter of_ $600 worth of clothing and jewelry
Judy. A wienie roe.11t and a grun-ean area. He I.a also atatloned on a S/Sgt. Bill and Mary Jobn80n or taken.
Ion hunt for Wednesday night waa ship now at the South Coe.9l com-the Mattaon Court. celebrated her Among the articles miaing were
planned and all the husbands were pany J tlnlt birthday July 20 with a cake, a diamond ring and wrlat watch,
included. · LETTERS I ·c;:an:::dl:•:::an:d:::al:l:::th:•::trimm:'::::::ln~g11:::. ::::::b:e::::re:port::::e:d:. :::::::::::::::;;::;;:::;::+
MEMBERS LEAVE Letters have been reetived from .1
I S/Sgt. Wllllam Johnson bu re-Ruth Butterfield, Dorothy Kolle Hallrn k G ti C ds
celved bl• ahlpplng orclero e.nd muat and lmog•n• Stanley e.nd th•y all ar fee fig ar
be In Greenaboro, N. C .. by Augwot want "> be r•m•mberod to th•lr Birthd d Ann' 10, so Mary Johnlton wtll be leav-many friends. 3y 80 lVersary
l.ng the group. Mary's mother, Mrs. La Verne Heyler. wire or Ph. M. Costume Jewelry, Perfume, Novelties, Gifts
ft. Carrithers of Ootario, came 2/c Helper I• now at Fort Wayne,
down and took baby JUI home with Ind., and aenda greetinga to all her
her so that ~ary <d Bill could trienda.
haxe a vacation beta" leaving la9t Norma Martin, wile Of Lt. Ray-Newport Souvenir and Gift Shop
Hr. ond Hn. Forrmt B. 0-
Sund&y. While BUI ta awa.y Mary mond Martin. ha.a received word "TJ.e SCOT'e of 4 Minion Articlu"
will Uve with her mother. She will that he ta now a.t the 19th re-';;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;~~;;;~ be greatly 'mtued by the Service lntorcement depot lD France end j;
Wlvea club u she bu been hen lJI waiting to be reassigned.. DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH tor thre• yeano and could alway• Cleo Slaughtor, wit• ot former
be dependf'd on to do whatever Sgt. Cart Slaughter. wrttee that
wu a.aked ot her. her husband haa received bl.e di•· Qift~ U'-• •
Deloria Ashen, who hu been charge and they are now in Vic. K.ltltVS •
staying at the home of her bu.a-torta, Tex.u. OWll
band'• parenta, Mr. and Mn. Clyde Dorothy Brewer, wtte ot MT lat
~en . bu gone to Georgia to be Sgt. Brewer, hu received word
with her huaband, Warrant Officer trom the government that her bu.
Harry A•hen. Sbe wu accompan-band has arrived aa.!ely at hb des-
ied by her two small daughtel'9 and tlnatloo. in tbt!' South Pacific. Thia
her huabaild, who came weal to 19 bta aecond trip there.
get her. GU E8T8
NEW MEMBERS Dorothy Schorle h&d u a gueat
A new member wb<> came Ln tor her brother, Enatgn Everett Rea
the !int time I• a recenUy married tor a week. He came from Holly-
Navy wife. She Is Janet· Nelaon. wood, F1a., and bu now gone to
wife or Enalgn Leona.rd Neleon. Uttle Creek. Va., where he ta at-
They were man1ed July 12 ln the tending I. C. J. BChool. He ha.a been
Fresh Daily
Or, complete equipment
when you want to catch
your own, parlors or the Knox Pre•byterian In the South Pacific tor 13 months
church in St. Paul, Minn. She wore and was on Guadalcanal, I
a street length whJte dre.u with Gnlger Rod~rs and her husband,
white hat and carried a bouquet or Capt. J . E. Rodgers, bad 811 a dio-
rlowere. Her matron Of honor was nt r guelft. recently Col. Pitta or
HORMEN FISH MARKET
Mrs. Rlada.ll, who wa.a dressed in Waahington. D. C.
light blue with white hat and wbo Thelma Arnold received a vi.!llt
alao carried tlowers. The best man from her cousin, So. M. 2/c Robert
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By Cy Hungerford
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SHEET METAL WORK-
Vlele: Plamblng ii: Sheet Metal Worka, Co8ta Mee&. Phone 210.
VARl~TY STORE.-
Balboa Io1&nd Variety St<>~ lOc, 25c and up. Pbazul 2111-W.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
For All Business Requirements
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Let Us Supply Your fleecls
Add. Machine Rolls, asstd sl7.es 15-30c
AvallaW!ty Cert111catell
Bindel', 3-rlng 8~ x 11 sheets $1.25
Cash Register Rolls. all makes
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Neil Billings, aon of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Billings, 1921 Fullerton ave-
nue, celebrated hia eleventh birth-
day Wedne8day evening and bis
gueat at dinner, complete ~1 th
birthday cake, waa Charles Comp.
ton. The evening wu spent at the
show.
PUBLIC NOTICES
RESOLUTION OF INTENTION
NO. 3212.
A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF'
THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH DECLARING ITS IN ,
TENTION TO ORDER THE
CLOSING UP, VACATION ANO
ABANDONMENT OF A POR·
tlON OF THAT CERTAIN
ALLEY, 14 FEET IN WIDTH,
IN BLOCK D. PURSUANT TO
AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH
Th E .. STREET VACATION
ACT OF 1941."
The City Council ot the City of
Newport Beach. punuant to the
prov~ions of the "Street Vacation
Act ot 1941," approved May 13.
1941. Statutes ot 1941, Chapter 250
and amendmenl!I thereto. belng
Division 9, Pa.rt 3, St reet!I and
Highway Code, does hereby Reeolve
and Declare a.a tollaw11 : •
SECTION 1. That the public
interest and convenience require•
the closing up and abandonment
of a portlon ot a cert.a.in alley, 14
feet ln width, ln Block D, ln the
City of Newport Beach, a.nd it ls
the intention of the aty Counc il
of the City ot Newport Beach t o
order the following described por-
tion Of a certain alley In e&id city,
..i to be vacated, cloeed up, and aban-
doned, to--wtt : ALLEY TO BE VACATED:
J&MD•
All that portion of alley 14
tfft ln wtdth tn mock D, u
ab.own upon map of Tr-a.ct No.
323. Mixella.neoua Maps, Book
14, Page11 Wand 41 and Block
632, u 9howii. upon m.ap ol.
Corona del Mar. Ml8cell&neoua
:Mapo. Book 3. Page. <I and ~.
Records of Orange County and
deecribed u follows :
T
Segtnning at the moet south-
erly comer of Lot 3. Block D
Of said Tract No. 323, thence
northwesterly on a 9tralcht
line to a point. said polot lying
ln the eoutheaaterly llne of Lot
14, Block 632. or said Corona
del Ma.r &nd being 23.10 feet
southwesterly from the moat
euterly comer ot Aid Lot 14 :
thence northeasterly aloog said
southeasterly line to sa.id moet
ea.sterly comer of Lot 14;
thence oorthweaterly aloi:i.g the
nortbeaatuly line ot said Lot
WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD
811 Coast Highway 101
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lloarilao ud ~ a.,.n.Ne
for Be.ala for 8Ue
Paddle llouda tor Bat bJ tile week or moath.
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS
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SOlJIHERN CALIFORNIA
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EWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED AD IS AN OPPORTU ·llTY!
Read Them for Profit • • • Uae Them for Results
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_ .......... _ U you doa't find what you are Joo!dng for advertl8l!d In this lsaie Pbooe Newport Beech 12 or 13 and place your own ad•ert!Mneot ---
Puauc NoT1c ,
Mayor
ATTEST:
FRANKL. RINEHART,
· City/Clerk.
Pub.-Jul)' 31, 19-45.
-P_u_a_u_c __ No-':n'--c:a ____ , _P_u_e_u_c_N_o_T_1c_u ___ j 1l:ID'~~LO~no:NT~~~o~•!••~'•~c~·~· =·~ llOAn. ll11l'l'LIU
'.. HELP W AN1'1!ID -Fountain iJ1r1. li'OR SALE-21-ft. aallboot. $MO. NA VY LIEUT. &ad -· -NOTICE OF' INTENTION &Dd panua.nt to the law made and 1 h-·-or a-M-•at f-moo.th~
II W~TOll&NT
Gundenon'• Drug. M.&ln. &: Cen-120 Abaloae avenue, Balbos. X... ..,...... ...-~ -..,_. TO SELL. pro~ the undenlp.ed. JOE H. •--Au-·• befoee "'pplng out. No b'&I, Balboa. Ph. 5111. M-2tc -d.-, 33-tfc •--STOUT, Ezecutor al. aid EBtate, children or petil. Beat local ret-
NOTICE IB ~ O~ will oell at private a&la Uld to the ELECTRICIAN WANTED to wire FOR SALE -UD.ainkable Canoe. eronceo. Phone N. B. 2111<-R. ~~ ':. ':::, i;r'C::.":r ~ =-~ ~ ~· au9~ 2-room bowoe, 12< 43nl ni;:~tp ,Call Barbre, 208, or 1637·R atter '58-2tp
State ~ cautom1&. u.at ICUOJ:NIC OOwt; qa. or after the 10th day of --~~==-::=-~----.-: $:SO p..... M-2tc ~W::-AN==TE=D:-;;TO::::-"'RENT==~-,,..,bedroom=="=
R. WE8TMYER Veci.dor. or 822 lt. A.uauat, lNG. at the hour Of 10:00 HELP: WANTED-Checker wanted FOR SALE -Snowbird. newly bouae with option to buy, 8 moa.
20th Strfft. S.Uta Ana. CaUtorn1&. o'clock L m. or thttee.fter, wttb.ln at the Harbor Market. Balboa painted, excellent condltloo. rent in advance. Prefer Balbo&
lDtendl to Mil to VOLNEY L. BAY the ttme allowed by J.aw at the of-Ialand. Phone 317 Or Residence Prlv&te party, $300, Phooe New-Island. A.ddreu 1140 N. VIJta,
Vea.dee, of '600 EMt Ocean Proat. flee ot GERALD BRIOOES, 1004 2290-W. M-4.tc port Beach 1917. :)S-4tc Hollywood 46, Calif., or call Bal-. C&llfornlo, 1111 Illa right, Pacific Soutb,.eot Bulldlag, 2111 -~=:-:--,.,:-:---::---:-Granlte 6212. S7-tfc
UUe &Dd tntenret lD. that cm'talD Wut Sixth Street. Loe ADl"lea, WANTED-Man to work on fur-BOA TS-Bot, Sold and Traded
nal pe.rt.y c.onPl:tin.s' n1ture van. Good ialary. Perman-Karine Engtnee and Part9 perao Pn> ren-1<, County of Loa Angelco. Slate ent. Bal-TreMfer Co., lSOl l4ARlNl> 8ALV""1E AND erally ot all etock tn trade, t'txturea, of Califorui&, all the right, ttUe
equipment and ~ WW ot a cer-and lnt.erut ol &Aid doceaaed at the W. C.ntral, Newport Beach. KFG. 00.
ta.In Motel bmineae known u time of death, and all right. t1Ue lS6-tfc 8090 W. Central A.-.e. Ph. 2388-oW.
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BALBOA M.OT!::L in the City of and lnterat that the eatate ol aaid ADOHR MILK FARMS bu a Newport Rea.ch, CAllf.
Balboa. CallfomJ.a. and located at deceaaed bu acquired by operation route open ln the Newport area ---======..,,-----1
310-315 E . Central and 400 E. of law. or othe.rwtee, 1n and to all for a man who considers himself EVE~YTHING
FOR SALE-2-bedroom ua.turnlah-
ed houae, Im.med.Late poeseutoc..
$8.000.00. Hal WW Smith. Phone
200-J. ss-<tp
Ocean Front, Balboa, California. that certa..tn real property par-above average. Call Long Beach
and that the PW"Chue price the.reaf Ucularly deacrlbed u follows, to 698--0S collect. 58-2tc ELECTRICAL
will be paid at 11 o'clock a.m. on wit: 1 ---=~-~=----'--:-
tlle 9tll day ot August. 11M5 at AB-Lot ll. Block A. Traot No. LAUNDRY -Want oomeone wbo Ets-Hokin & Galvan
STRACT AND TITLE INSUR· '6SQ, located ln Orange County, wUJ do laundry at home in New-Electrical O:mtractan
ANCE COMPANY In the Ctty of Callfornta, u per map record-port. Costa Meu. or vlcl.n.lty for 1000 Cout Hipway
Santa Ana. County or Orange. ed In Book 18, Page S, Mia-!amlly or !our. Reply Box M. PboDe 18&t e?-ttc
State of Callfornla. cellaneous Maps, in the Office c/o News-Tim~. M-itp l ---~--:-:--=0.,.,,.,----
Dated July 25th, 1"45. of the County Recorder of Wd HELP WANTED-Man, no exper-Dinghies, Skiffs,
ENGENE H. WESTMYER, County. tence nec...,.ry. $200 per month Paddle boards; Sail,
V•:i/or Tuma of oa.le : Cub In lawful "' •tart. Coota Mesa ReeapplD.g Duck and Rowboats an or money of the United State. OD coo, Shop, 1760 Newport Blvd., Coat.a VOLNEY L . HAY. f'-aUon of -·•e·, IOM ot the New and Used. "'ui _. lfJ Meaa. Phone_ 148. M-ttc t"V'"fD ... "'"' SHOPS Ven.dee. amount btd to be depoaited wt th the WATSON WOO'-"-'nA..r '"
Pub.--July 31, 19-45. bide. BtdJI pr otters to be tn writing CONGENIAL WOMAN betwttn 30 611 Cout Highway,
NOTICE INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS
a.nd wW -.e received at the otnce and 50 to act a.a compe.nJon part Newport Beach. Open Sunday.,
of GERALD BRIDGES, Attorney time &. cooperate ln llght houae-Phone 601 "3-tfc
at Law, 1004 Paclflc SoutbweM. work ln exchange for room and -N-O"T,..1"'c-E-=T"'o-:ce"'o-A--=T=-=o"'w=N::E:-:R:-S:-s boEL.rd. Prefer one who dri\'e.S. ButJdlD.g, 21s Weat Ftrot tr .. t, G1've Your Boat Loa Angelea 14, California, at any Pleuant beach location. Further
time after the fint publlcaUoo particulani call at 1425 West Bay Rea) Protectfon
bereOf and befon the date o! sale. Ave., Newport Beach. f)7·3tc
Dated July 14, 1945. SALE MJ8CELLANEOUS so INVESTIGATE
JOE H. STOUT, . PLASTIC p AINTS Executor. FOR SALE-Wall bed and "Even
Glo" gu room heater. Phone Tough-Hard-Durable--Gloesy
58 1 Won't Crack. Chip or Peel Nwpt. Bcb. 1435-J. · tc Salt Air Re!Utant-Weather Proof
CR-12432.
Pub. July Z4 . 26, 31: Aug. 2, 7, 1945
3' Unit Apartment
4. year old stucco.-Income $160.
$13,600
Geo. B. & L. Elaine Weiss
"L<t's 'Tai~!; Ov<T"
703 E . Central Ave.,
Balboa -Phone 683
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Practically New Home
On Peninsula
Completely Furnlahed
Immediate Poeee811oa.
$10,000
Ocean Front Lot
ln Balboa
$2000
2 Houses
Near Bay, on lot 70x7L
$13,500
1946
TIDE TABLES
FOR SALE -Baby
new. 1866 Laguna
Mesa.
buggy, like
Ave .. Costa
58~2tc
Bay Front Lot
El Ba.yo Tract
THOMAS LeDONNE $11,500
Plastic Products
compreMOr
Operator, concrt:te
Houtly
Wage
Ra t e
SI.SO
1.625
1.75
l.2S
Pe•
Diem
Wage $12.00
13.00
14 .00
miJr:e r 1.2:'i 10.00
O~r&tor, pump . 1.2:> 10.00
Operator, tractor l .~ 12.00
Cement finisher 1 .~ 10.80
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AUGUST
4:22 9 :M 4 :46
3.5 1.7 5.4
6 :07 11 :04 S:44
3.4 2.1 5.7
7 :31 1 :10 S:37
3.6 0.2 6.0
8 :29 2 :02 7 :28
3.8 --0.3 6 .3
9 : 16 2:47 8 :14
4.1 --0.7 6.5
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FOR SALE-Kayak, s2s; day bed, 248 Eaot Fourth St.. Long Bea<:b W. L. Jordan
$25. 221 CryBt.aJ Ave., Balboa Phone L. B. 721-39 58-4tc 700 Ea.at Central. Balboa
I.eland. 57,-4tc -------------Phone 153 58-2tc
MUlllCAL Ill RADIO M ------------FOR SALE-'41 Cushman Motor =-===-"-"'="'------At Corona. del Mar
Scooter. SISO cuh. Pbone 2<57. KOHLER Upright Plano, walnut 2 Bedroom Stucco
439 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del fl.nlah, ln good condition. 614 36th South Of H ighway
Ma.r. 06-<tc SL, Newport. 67.2tp $6500
Av AILABLE on account of death. SPEOIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS II See
Super,Te.Jex bearing aid. 412 KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT W. J . HOLCOMB
Avocado Ave., Corona del Mar. Vog-el'e. 100 Kain st. Balboa and 1517 Coast Highway
:>8-itp 208 Ka.rtne Ave., Balboa llland. Corona del Mar
22-tfc "Where the F1a.gs F1y" 2.2 ------------2.1 Full-size Crib and
Mattress
In good condition.
Pb.one 532-J M-2tc
SHETLAND PONY Geld!Dg, oult-
able tor boy or girl. Phone New-
port 179-W before 5:30 p. m. or
2009 after 6 :00 p. m . 53·tfc
SALlSBURY Deluxe Motor Glide
(ecooter) with side car. Ueed
only 2 wttks. Perteet con.dltlon.
$306. 125 Agate Ave,, Balboa
19la.nd. 57-2tc
RIDING
Along· Hlll8!de Traila: tn beauti-
ful Laguna Can.yon, $L60 per hr.
Hay Rldee An-anged.
Honea Boarded.
Phone Laguna 2875. 4.8-ttc
Cari>-ten Available
for general maintenance
Uld repall'
GORDON & ROBERTSON
Call Newport 83
t2-tfc
Washing Machines
Repaired
Part.a F or All Makes
Pick up and Delivery. SCHULER'S
WMhing Machine Shop
1768 Newport Blvd, Costa Meaa
Phone 2263 M--tfc
At Corona del Mar
Beautiful Corner
1 Block from Ocean . See
W . J . HOLCOMB
1517 Cout Highway
Corona de1 Mar
''Where the Flags Fly"
M·llA:
S8-1tc
LISTINGS wanted. Bead> pro--
pertles and banes. Ula B. Mc-
Farren, with Jack Regan. 611>-12
N. Main SL, Saa.ta Ana. Pb. S.
A.. 0912. S1 ·tfc
Best Buy in Balboa
FOR SALE--6--rm.. Stucco with
4-room furniahed apartment
over 2-car garage. Hardwood
1 noon, patlo, ti.replace, mod-
ern. Poueas.ton with eacrow. .
Balboa Peninsula
$6,000 Cash;
balance like rent
Phone Newport 13
or addreu Box M
1--------------ITruck Drt"•er ... 1.00 8.00
carpenter I .~ 10.80 PAINTISG OONTllAOl'OB
Ne.wa. TI.mes, Newport Bea.ch
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Pipe i..yer ...... !.!!I 10·00 Paintina -Decoratina Oiler 1 .1~ 9.00 l"I ,..,
Common Laborer ..... .875 7 .00 Roof Repair Ir: Painting
M-tfc
lllUlltCAL A llADIO M
watchman and Svmpson & Nollar
flagman .. .... ........ .81S 7.00 Ph. Nwpt. 1217·W SU 38th St.
Any other cluaiflcaUon U.-ttc
omitted be.rein, not mCYCL&S -Sold, rented. « re. IF YOU "W&Dt to eeD your old RADIO RZP~AD m•Jr•i
1-than ................ .87S 7.00 po.l""1. Votr<l'a, lOO ....,,, St., piano -UL We ~ ....-tuboa, etc. Marine -...
Prorided, that ooe and OM--b&ll Balboa and 208 Kartne AY'ell'UA. OUh ~ce.. 30 yean In Oranp Ph. UJT. Bart Norton. 1111 Cl~) tlm• tbe akt prnallin.C raU Balboa I•lend 22-Uc county. D&n&-&:bmldt Plano Co.. Oout 8-WJ'., Newport B·l-:. ~ -.e obaII be pald. -ept 620 N . Kain. But& Ana. 6-ltc
watdlmen,. flaemen and other noc-l'Zll80NAL H ;;:;:;;;;;;;;-;;;;~;;;;;-----uiii manual worttera. for u.y worttna l"'lJaMITUKE roa llA.I.& " D W .&lft'a) TO WI
ume more than elgllt (81 bo<ml IF YOU an l-1y, write Bolt S2, FOR SALE-Bed doffDpcrt. Good WANT TO LEASE-TWo bedroom
durln« any one {ll calender day Cl&rUtoo. Wub. Send stamp. condition.. 115 !7t.b St., Newport home year round. Part owner ot
wheee ouch '""" lo requlnd ID ll<HltC Beacb '58-2tp El Paral9o Cate, 110 KcFadden
.._ct atraordlDary ..,,.,.._ 8RAIQ!l YOU. QA& U Place. Pirone IUG-W. 61-tfc
-by tire. flood. O< -...r to FOR SA1E -HAnlwood Dinette ute or p.«>ptity and fbr time on RIDE w~n-om Bola ud eet. 4 cb.a.ln; dn!:uer, cottee
~ Uld the ....., (T) lepl Newpo<t 111-.d. to S. A.. A.. A.. B. table. bathroom ocaleo. Pbone
boUdayw. to-wtt: New T_,...• Dey, lilt19t be there from 8 L m. to 1"7.R, :519 Mtb St., Newport.
Kemorial D&y. Foartla ct July. 5 p. m. Pbooe 13 or 2122 a.nu '58-llp
W~To rmt turntmed 2 « a bedroom bou.e for 2 wMlu lD
Aue. Prlce no object. J"oeepb
Bobn, 278 Loa li'1ora, BaJ<en.
La11or eq, Armi.t1ee Day, nwia. 5:30 p. m. ~tfc I---,--,-,,--=:-::--::---:----:--:.
...,,,,.. D&y and Ctlriotmu. --A•-·~ .. FOR S.ALE-Cblld'• 6-= ~~ ~w=ANT=c-=TO=-cRENT===--m-,_..,=::-:2-:-bed:::-:7_I The ,,... Oomldl of tbe ,_,. ct .... --. turniabed .... ,__, ~
--J _ .. J ~ -~--.a-. room. boule, all or part of Aq .•
&Id. 116-<lp
N__...,.. Beach 1ewtt• tbs r1&b1 WE can maJte .,...1c111m car:wules. 18-1.n. doll -. ~ ua .....-alff:ra t. --~· ~ ~ ----~~~ • ~--• .._., Oct. Prefu ocean ~ to ... -t ·-... 1111 -Uld to Otlltment QI' llquld .... att.... -vanity; ~~ ---.... ~ -, St.. N rt n--h --. Newport. W. F . hllla. ill Rme-waln any~-·"-ID & bkl -""'•-~•• ---to !!00 38th .,.pm ~ ·~ ~ 2tp ___ , --.. ,._ ~ r-u '58-lt wood, Qnt&rio. ~·-
FOR SALE
DCMEOIATE POSSESSION
Runt.Jngton Beach
213 Knoxvllle Street
S Bedroom new-home.
Open trom 8 :30 a. m. to
<:SO cl&lly.
AT&il&ble to euentlal workem on --r terma and at celling pr1co.
Employee at many ftrme are now
OD. the ellglbWty u.t for Ille tint
Ume. 1'hb hoUM ls web coa-
abucted. Tiie l!UMI-lo ~ 2-ID.
pl•nlrw Tbe h&rdW'OOd flOON al
1-lnch Uld &re -.itlfUlly lin-
t.bed. Prewar mamel ba.tb. tub,
metal Jacketed wain beater, 1111.-
000 BTU CU floor ""-. loa ot-...i-.-.
tltul We, l&rp pon:hts. Prlca soaoo.oo. Down paymmt '686 or
more, If you w1.ilh. Konlhly Jl&Y•
menl& $80.00 tor f-:r-n and u.... ..., be ns.oo par _.,
Aak any 1-DJr: about u. er tor
further lnformattoo see: NOft..
TON • BAILEY, ?10 ClceaD. A-
ime, 8ea1 B•cb P1>oa! 1-
Be&ch !10-9'7. -c etfacted by 1&w. Newport Pharmacy 1522-W. P
Dated thlo 218th d&y ot July, 1"3. liS-llA: FOR SAL&-Large tvoey drwr, ELDERLY KAN • DAUGRTER. VAi, DTATIC W&<lta» N
PRANK L. RINEH..lRT, twin bed. cofJ oprtnp, Imler-permwa.t ruldeD.I&, want emall HA. VE maay c&llo for ""'-and
City Ciak ~ ttie Cl~ ct ZllPLOTIIDT w.urm» • ll)JrlDa' --g table. boaR, Coot& --1>1e ..,._. 1n Coot& x-N-part
Newport BeecbJ c.llforala. WA.NTED--Oarpet and UpllQlat:.er-. extra twtn bedl. old lty1e d.&n.n-renL Phone Placent1a 6%1~2tc Hellbta Dill. u.t with m tt JOU
Pub.-.July 28. at. llM5. tq clflanlnc m 10UI' hmzle. Worlr port • club cb&lr in ~ CODd. -----------..,..-mean t.1fineu For yam-couv-...
suannt.eed. Color aDd bMut7 re-Two large llbn.ry table., oak. WANTED TO RENT-HouR for a lenoe we han a branch olftce at
-233 M1 --~·~ < o&k ""''•-1-•-'-3 ~-•--a •••• • --Pb. E -11r•L -sin ..,.. --~~ --. --. Wft1< to mo. In Aug. Wll1IDg to l<M 8. ~ o~, ---NOTICE OF aAL --1n1a f"'""'• day -..,,ma! ..,,...~ e•••. 0 AT IVATE .,.Lr Newport 1111. Olli --10 --. -y up to f75 & ...U. Patty MM. HERB AU _,, ~ Pll PElrTY Pll ---• • ~ -ot1Jer &rtid-. Pb; N__. 4M. ~ TOR. ~ --~ _.. .._ ~'-' ~-r-1!)1Nnka, Box 719, Balboa Ialend, _.-...
I• tl!o .......... ~ tho -, 156-tfc '58-:ltc l-------------
., c.llfontla le_. ., tM SMPl.OYmm OIW *'• • BOATI\ 8IJft'l..ll'a D WANTl:D TO RJ:NT~ ~ Jlcmn N IAA• •
c:....ty"" Lee li W~i=-M·HLllU.lD.U.:: WAN'l'ZO-llommc or! .up for tin -.. to -a. a-or LOAlfB.TO BUJU>, llQ, ......,.,.,
IN TlllC KA'l"Imt 0 'DD: '8-1'$ foot Agrill&ry. P1ima ln&. .___ bmDe cm 84"-I.&--or rW' CM
TATlll or DIHL ~ p.. &pw1ucMC11Dw ·-.Uff · I 6T-ao land fort-. ~tallapt. Kwpcat•-llWlaf• ,. •
-ss11... f 1 a Two :Mt"-.•,.....-. · ..._ ir.,t. Bek uza.K. 941.-. • ..,, r
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Santa Ana
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cession, c&l'T}'ing the two rtnga on
a white satin pillow,
Miss Bet ty Rae Roger•, a woror -
ity slater ot the bride;, played two
eelecUons and the wed d l n g
marches. She also accompanied ?.Ir.
1 Henry, who sang "I Love Thee"
and "Because." and Miss Muriel
Hatch, who gave tY.'O violin num-
ber3, on~ being the ever-lovely
"Ave Ma rla."
After the v.·edd lng the bride was
called t o the telephone where she
receivd the congratulation! ot her 1 father, Floyd L. ChilM. of Denver.
Kodachr ome pictures -v.•ere taken
of the ceremony and Tteeptlon and I a tran8Cription or the entire ce re-
mony waa made and ~·ill be aent Cadet Nunes Al.J'ce Valandl"1 lcenkrl and Rowena Peo&.ewa of Sap
with the pi ctures to Mr. Childs. MemorlaJ Hospital, Ganado, Arizona, larsest Indian hospital ln t.be
The r eception wa.11 held at the Southwest. are irrttled by Chlet Richard Davis Tba.nde rbt.rd.. priest
church aoclal hall for 80 or more chief of the Dor Soldiers band or the Cbe1enne lndla.'1·.,~nW lhe~ t er a.rrln l In Los Anaeles recently Tia Santa Fe Rallwa1 1 ..... orn gueats. Decorations o au.mm Um.lt.ed. EllTOUed ln the cadet DW'Sf' corps of the U.S. Publie Health
nower& arranged by Marlon Jen-Service the India n nurws Journeyed to the Cout t.o participate in
kins Cam made the hall gay and 1 launcb.iD.I' of the M.S. Coastal 11\oma-I . war carro •essel, at the Wll·
the lovely buffet arrangement held 1 m.lnpon J"Uds of the ConsoF 'alt"O Stet"I Corp. Nurse Vala.ndry wu
u note of intere9l the four.tiered IPOD.Nr ot the •eSRI, Nurw Penttwa "'" maid of honor. and Chief
weddlo.g cake, all lo white, with a Thunderbird performed an lndi:a n Good La ck cettmOltJ' tor the ship.
,~redding bell on t op. which waa cut
by the bride and gTOOOI . Presiding Bal dwi n-Bai rd Vows Repeated Wednesda y over tbe tea urn wae the brtde'a
~;:e·i.i= :Srthh'er ~1 Eve ning at Chapel of Costa Mes a Church.
aunt, Mrs. Tbomu Klrkp~c~· l Kneeling in the little chape! o( Dolly J<enllne. ~v. and Mrs. Car~
served the coffet:. Mrs.. · 1 the Costa Mesa c 0 mm u n 1 t y Johnson and children. Costa Mesa ,
Woods eerved punch, and Mrs. H . ch urch wedding vows were re· Mr. and Mrs. Earl J . Stage and
M. Woods supervtHd the Ipa pealed' Wednesday at 7 p . m. by Mr. and ?.1rs. A . L. Gallagher,
Kappa. Gubalon club memben. Miss Julia Louise Baird, daugh· Buena P ark: Mr. and 1'1rs. Bald~
'teen age trlendl of Roeema.??' ter or Mr. and Mrs. H . L . Baird, win and ?.trs. Keeler, Newport
Wood.a, who served the bride 8 1903 Santa Ana avenue. Costa Beach, and Miss Janet Hinkle,
table. th Mesa and Corporal Elmer (Dick ) San F ernando.
In the receiving line were e Bald.;.,in son or Mr. a..nd Mn. El· -------
bride's mother, gowned In du.sty mer E.· Baldwin, 2205\S Coast Chapel ~by-th e-Sea roee wt.th white hat and white gar· boulevard. Newport Beach.
denia coraage, and Mra Moeller, White gtaWolu! and palms pro· Scen e of
mother of the groom. In contrut-vided the setting for the double Pretty Wedd ing Ing powder blue frock and hat. ring ceremony, read by the Rev.
wearing whJte garde.nlu. Carl Johnson in the sort glow of
The romance began at Berkeley, lighted tapers. The bride entered
where beth were student.I a.t the on the arm or he r ra the r, V>'ho
University of C8.ll!om1a and met gave her away. She wore a white
at Plymouth HOUl!e ot the Congre· jersey dress in street length, with
gaUonaJ Student M10CtaUon. Rev. a sweetheart neckline, a white hat
and Mra. David Stowe, director• of and accessories and her corsage
Plymouth Houae, took a great deal was of white carnations and bou· ot lntereat:. ln the younr couple and rd.i
were able to be pruent at the va Mrs~· Earl J . Stage of Buena
wedding, a.a tbey were vialting tn Parle. slster of the bride. was ma·
Santa Monica. Mr. Stoowe look the tron or honor and she wore a
kodachrome pictures which will be black and white ensemble with
a permanent record of the event. ~lack acce'SSOrit"S and her flow·
The brtde l.s a graduate of New. ers were white gardenias. Mr.
port Harbor Union H igh ~ool and Stage served· as best man.
ot the University of Cal1fomia. Organ music . including the wed·
Berkeley campu... and ti a member ding marches and "I Love You
ot Alpha Delta. Her bueband t. alao Tn.lly'' was played by Sammy
a graduate of the University of Benny and Miss Helen Brown
CBllfomla. a.nd i1J em ployed •.t the sang "BecauM'".
Henry Kaiaer company, Oakland. After the ceremony, which was
as electrical engineer. attended only by members of the
The young couple ldt tor a immediate families and close
honeymoon at Big Bear Lake, the friends. a reception WrBS held at
bride wearing a going away coe--the home of the bride'! parents
tume of bright red 1uit with black where the beautiful rour--tien.>d
sequin cap and veil. and black ac· wedding cake was served at a
ces.aorle!i. They will make their table lovely with v.•hite gladiolus
home on Dana street. Berkeley. and candles. The cake. de-corated
In the Chapel by the Sea at
4. p. m. Sunday. M iu Kathleen Ann
W&.lllng, slater of Mrs. D. G. Brad·
fol"d , ~13 La.rkapur avenue. becaine
the bride of Dwight E . Teada.le ot
the Marine Corp1 Alr Force at El
Toro, Dr. Harry WhJte, putor of
the Ba.lboo lal&nd chapel, reading
the marriage llDea. Buketa ot
gladJolua in orchid ahadea decor-
ated the chapel and tall candelabra
bore llgbted t&pera.
The bride wu gtven 1n marriage
by a !ti.end. Jack Sullivan, of Gol·
denrod avenue. She wu lovely in
a strlklng eult of beige and black
and ahe carried a little white
French Bible on which wU a laven.
der orchid. Mn. Bradford waa
matron ot honor , and she wore a
dark suit and hat. Mrs. Gardiner
King played the organ mualc,1_in·
eluding "I Love You Truly." '·i:se-
cau9e" and "Oh Promise Me."
Both young people a.re from
Portland. and will make their home
y,.-lth the Bra.dford8 tor a time.
After the ceremony the small party
of frienda a.nd relatlvea. v"hicb in·
eluded Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd.
attt>ndt>d a rt>ceptlon at the Hurley
Bell.
out-of·t0'\11.'n guests were Mr. and v.'ith rosebuds and white davPS,
Mra. Moeller , who we~ gueaU at was baked by a close friend or the
the Henry home trorll Thursday ramily. Mrs. J . E. Beardsley of
until Monday; Lt. Lest.er Long· 23rd street. ASsisting in serving
brook. Yuma Field : Mn. Ala K.i were the bridegroom's •ister. Mn<. Fri day A ft. Club
Jouett. Mr. &nd Mt11. Donald Blake· Lucille Baldwin Keeler of New· E . B .
ley and sons James and 'IMter, port Beach a nd Mrs. A. L. Galla · nJOY~ rid ge
South Gate and Rev! and Mni. I gher of Buena Park. I
... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Da~vl:'.".d_S:t'..'.o'..:w::e::.·~S.:::r:=k:el:•:Y:· ===::; The new Mrs. Baldwin is 11 Yellow candles and asparagus _ graduate of Newport Harbor Un· rem made a cool decoration tor
Ion High school and worked at the / tne mantle when the Friday Al·
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B E AU T Y
ANNO UNCING
304 Mari ne Av enue
Balboa Isl and
Phone 1827
The Addition of Two New Operators
. JANET McCUTCHEON
who specializes in facial, hairstyling and cold waving
LEU VERBECK
who specializes in hairstyling and cold waving
These addl1klm to our staff will enable us to mo-
our elflcier,tcy and prompt .rYk:e
HEAD TO TOE BEAUTY SER~ICE
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St"C\lrlty ~tle and Guranty com· I ternoon club held their bridge
pany, Santa Ana for a year be-party Wednesday afternoon , and
fore attending Santa Ana J unior I flowers in bright colors centered coU~e. She was a: member of l the large table. Hostesses ror the
Las ~!enlnas and the school honor day were Mn. F . L. Kna uer and
society. Alpha Gamma Sigma. Mrs. J . C. Payne.
Corporal Ba.ldwtn also attended F1rst prize went to Mrs. Olarles
Harbor Hi and went to Santa Ana PJas, second to Mn. Kenneth
Junior coll~e a vea.r before en· Stewart and honors to Mrs. Ber-
teMng the army. He has: !!ttn Sl''""\"-tha Tiilotson..
k-e In Gennany and ls now home Those pres.mt to e:njoy the play
on a 30--da.y furlough, after which were the Mesdames C. F. Hand,
he will report to a baM! In OUo-Rachel Wiley, Ruth Reid, Mamie
Una r~ moro training.. Foote. Hooe Katterhenery, Mary
Preeent at the ~ and re-Disbrow, Elmer Wrleht. Richard
ceptloo w.,... Mn. Emnw. Baird Dittmar, Hany Homeyer, P. V.
and claualiten Mary and Julia at Parltes, Edith Cooper, W. E. Nick-
Pico; Set. John E. Baird at tho El ell. Jerrold S-ler. Marie Kai-
Toro Marine tiu..: Robert Wu-..,., Edith~. Zeller Bender
ron, U.S. Anny, Santa Ana; Mr. and !l(n. aoom-u.
and Mn. C. Rerutlt. Waup_ Miss
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Palm Avenue
At the Ferris Wheel
Fun Zone • Balboa
Mrs. W . P . Stewart, 416 Short
atreet. Coeta Mesa, returned Sun·
day after spendlng tlve weeks in
Oklahoma. When her two children,•
Rutb and Robert Aldridge, 17 1µ1d
12 respectively, left on a Morlday
in June to spend the stlmmer with
their father ln Oklahoma City, Mrs.
Stewart had no Idea that two daya i :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ days later she would fo llow them.
She waa called to Ce-ment. Okla·
homa. to attend the funeral of an
uncle. and wu juat ready to return
home wb~ Ruth, who wu visiting
her. bad a iteve re attack of appen·
dicltia and underwent an emer·
g~cy operation .• Mn . Stewart
stayed ln Oklahoma Oty at the
home of another daughter, Mrs.
I . J . Stephens, witil Ruth waa out
or danger and well on the road to
recovery.
It · will be eome time belore Miu
Aldridge I• able to travel, but ahe
a.nd her ~rothe r expect to leave
for home by the tint ot September.
Mrs. Dickenson
Hostess for
Bay View Bridge
Thi! Bay View Bridge club met
Thursday for a salad luncheon at
the home or Mrs. Ray Dickenson..
Acacia ave., Santa Ana '"Height~
with attractive mixed flower a~
rangements in horns ·of· plenty
centering each table.
Mrs. 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 Foret a rormer
member of the club who filled in
as a gueSt, and the h05tess.
Mesa Matron Honors
Alaskan Visitor
Mn. J . F . Webster , 607 Orange
avenue, Costa Mesa, was the grac·
toua boateu recently when ehe en-
tertained at luncheon for Mn.
Frank Calvin of Sitka. rormerly
Of Huntington Beach. Mrs. Calvin
wboee bueband la eerving with the
Navy, bu resided , 1n the Alukan
ca.pit.al for the put tour years.
Bidden far the affair wu Me.-
dam.. Sidney Davldoon a( Coot.a
Mesa; M,.ct&m• Warft.n BrUtol,
Jack "{))Jvm., Wayne Plcker1ng and
l.&WttnCe Whitaker at Buntlngton
Beach: Kn. Artlwr Wllacm of
Whittler; .. -...... D&le Bray-
-and C. R lllllo of llOc!way
Qty and Mra. Curt Blen!dden of
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