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Home My WebLink About1945-08-15 - Newport Balboa News Times• , • . ~ SAM ,,] IAP "FACE". Reaction of Ii "the public on conceding anything to the Japs and tbe!r "saving face'" Is not highly regarded. Treachery Is their first and last name, whether at Pearl Harbor, at Washington or living in Call· fomla. Keeping the Mikado on his throne. to persuade the people, the rulers are afraid to tell, is a lotta bunk. 'The Oriental mind is pecul- iar and devious. Uncondi- tional surrender of the Ger- mans left no avenue of es· cape.-Should less be given the Japs, the Asiatics would commWie among themselves and agree that the Oriental Is superior and forced the I Allies to [give the Emperor another dlance. Hence those millions would say they are I better diplomats · and more cunning than the White Man. I The man in the street says: "To hell with Hirohito-give 'em the works!'' + + + Peace How beautiful upon the mountains, How beautiful upon the downs, How beautiful in the village postoffice, On the pavements of towns-- How beautiful in the huge print of newspapers, t Beautiful w h i I e telegraph wires hum, While telephone bells wildly jingle, The news that PEACE has come-- That · PEACE has come at last-that all wars cease. How beautiful upon the- mountains are the foot- steps Of the messengers of PEACE! ('"Ille White Cliffs"-Allce Duer Miller). + + + BOat Trips. Well a group of civic leaders were given a dandy time last Friday on another craft Matt Walsh has entered in the sport fish- ing industry here. With them were a number of ladies, who had a swell time just drink- ing in the ozone, even though the fish were few and far between. Going out It was discovered that a bottleneck exists as to live bait and the vessels must line up to get the bait in tum. This makes the impa- tient anglers late in reaching the fishing grounds, so after a bit of maneuvering the whole party was taken to Catalina. Such notables as Harry Culver, Heke Ken- dall, W. T. Jefferson. Mayor Hall, Councilman Stanley, Harry Hans on. Harry Welch. had a great time. + • + The Women Too. Mr. and Mrs. Rousselle, Mrs. Cope- land and her sailor son; Mr. and Mrs. Gray Bartlett. Bev- erly Hills; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meyer. Oakdale; ye ed. and his wife; Ration Board Dorothy Sutherland a n d hubby, all enjoyed it im- mensely. Matt Walsh, 79- year-yoong boot builder, and hls grandson. Matt. ill; Har- ry Gartler; Sport Fishing Assn. Secretary G r i f f i s, Olarley Beecher and his brother -in -law Nickales; Woodcrafter Watson, Mr. Marshall. the Macintoshes. soo Walter being the only one who landed an albacore, plus a bunch of others. Chet Drant,. Gartler and Jeff act- ed as hosts whlle Fisherman Kendall did the honors with a pot or beans. + + + Poor Advertlslag. Was in ·over-heated L o s Angeles Monday and with our group wart to May Co.'s Wllshlre stllre to buy some Levi jeans. 'Ibe store ran a half page ad \11 the L. A. dallies saying they were available for the • ldlool boys and girls. A mob of some 2000 stormed the building and when en- tnnce was gained, it was 6co\>ered that the store )led 115 pairs OD hand, &<> cmdlng to one derk. 'lbat II the.rankest kind of mJs. Nill 1 n.tatlon -lndudng 'i ople to CllllM! to the stor.e -the of liavlnr I . - Ne. port BaJboa News-Times • I 008TA MDA, CAUPOBNJA, WEDNl:8DAY, AUGUllT UI, lMa PRESIDENT . ,ANN UNCES END OF WAR 250 Skippers and Crewmen finish Race Week Sunday; Breeze Challenged Skill Eleven Classes Race; Stewart Wins in Snow· bird; Noted 6-Meter Racer Takes Alba· tross Honors; Mother and Daughters Race A medium light breeze that challenged all the ingenuity of the 250 skippers and crewmen in the 11 classifications of race week at the Newport Harbor Yacht club enlivened a ser- ies of races with plenty of fun and no difficulties, it was re- ported after the three-day event by Henry B. Grandin, well- known starter and yachtsman at the club. 'Hope the World Learned from War' "I hope the world has lea~ 10methlng through thle terrible experience," said Rev. Perry Schrock, pa.tor Of the Corona del Mar church, Congregational as to hi• fftllngs about the end of the war. The church wlll ob-me~O 0 thankaglvlng eervkea on the Sunday following official pronouncement of V-J Day. The anowbrtd11. or coone, had the largest clUI, but aome other group• lured a t&ir-alzed aggre- gation. Some ot the aame ravoritee 1n the "FUgbt of the Snowbirds" showed up ln olher cluaea, aome in their beat-known boa.ta. For in- stance Bob White. winner Of the "F1tght" came 1n third in the Snipe., while Walter Lewia jr wu winning the mowbird race. Nancy Lou Grandin wu .econd, and Nor- ton Younglove. thlrd among the l&rge11t entry I.lat. VA.LERO U. former G. Allen llaacoS J"&Cbt Just before 4be ien the Oranp counQ' doc* at the A1'c4m Monday afternoon for GuatemUa. Tbe Valero, returned from navy patrol sentlae, wu purehMM. Ml'ly thl• year trom the U. 8. 8hlPIUI' Board and tla9 been re-.old twlee. ftnaDy becomlq the prop- erty of Harvey Gm:zard. produoe brobr of Loe an pre., who a. aooompanylnc die dle9el electrlc ve.- lel on lta nnt crube ta the banana trade. Clticb Bassett photo) 'Edna Belle' Breaks Up on Mexico Beach Valero II, Overhauled, SaHs for Guatemala Most of the contenders were a.moog the .:mi..der boa.ti. started from the ya.cht club dock. But fea- turing the larger •ttiu wu Em.enoo Spear, premier 9'.x·meter Completely gone over. ~palnied '11ie entire for'\\'&.rd and alter racer who bu taken m09t of hi• a.nd her engine• overhauled, th• bolda were to m out. and the tine bonon outside calm wat.en. who Valero n. former G. Allen Ha.ncoclt mahogany captain's quarten re- brought his own crew down to cop yacht wh.tcb 'ha.a been Ued up at placed by a fa.lH fioortng vcnW- the albatrou cla.u with 69%, the county dock for more than two lated tor carrytng fruit. A new point.a. snontha, left at 4 p. m. Monday! forced &lr •Y•tem wu lnata.11ed, The va.riou• cla&liflcaUom, wtth for Champerico, Ou.at.emal&. The l\r'l ah.lp-to-lhore rad.lo. new bright t1nJt. three pl&ce• iamed. are: once-proud $28.5 ,000 yacht whlcb ya!Ow paint OYtt the dtJU navy ~-~-~• BW Oullck eought apec:Lmmu of plant and grey which marked the ahlp during ...,,~r ...,_..""e•: • l ; IUI raI in trol rk. Lo9s of the 50-foot flabtng boe.t Nancy Beardalee, 2; and Bob 'Bro-animal Ufe in the troptca 11 en-i .eve years pa. wo ka "rd route again to the troplca, tll1a Al80 deck cribs have been in.st.all-Edna Belle, owned and •kippered w, » . .. .. 1 In &JI ••• Ume for banana.a. ~ or cargo. ....u:-la expected by Emile Loreille, wu made known Snipe.: Bob Davia. 6~ points: to handle 100 tona of banana.a, when two Of the group of three J . Lewie, 66~ pointJI ; B . Wblte, 82 More tha:i $12.000 y,·a.a spent t or ca.pt. Stein Aid. boa.ta returned from San Quintin polnt.. re·build1ng &Jld re-fi.nJ.Jhlng the bay, 75 milea 90Uth o! Enaenada Balboa. Dinghies: Dick Weaver, 128-toot one-stacker. according to On her flret voyage, the new "'here they were t!Jthing aJbe.core. SO~ point.a: M. Gram. 24" pc:>tnta: Capt. Peter Stein or San Pedro, owner, Harvey Gu.z.z&rd of Pua-Ancho~ In the b&y with the T. Mertz, 33 polnU!I. ak!pper who h&.11 directed the work dena ts planning to go along. He Edna Belle were Roy Brooka' Ma.r· J Falcona: B. Shock. 73t,; point.a; while •he wu la.id up bere. He said 1.8 a produce merchant ln Loe: An-.. bl gelee, but reside• ln Pua.den.a.. He I Sue and Charles Clark's numbered , T. Thomu, 6f polnta; T. Mertz, ..... at prob& y $8000 of this was ~l During th~ night of AugtIAt 7 58 point.. •pent here. 1 rCoctlnued on Page 4 t the wind came up, w1tll hla'h Gulla (& lamUy aff&Jr ): N. Far· awells. aark. who w._ first to well, l•t. J . Fuwell, aod B. Far- arrtve home. la aaJd to have re-well. all salllng in family com- ported that he awoke axd found petition between mother and two the Edna Belle with runnlng lights daughters. on and believed she wu pulling ott Alba.troa: Kalohe .1. aaJ.l~ b)I and headlng for home. so did the Emer90n Spear, 69" polhta: Petey. ume. He saw no light! on the 2, by Philll1>9, 8114 J)Olnta: Slug Broolui boat, .a believed abe bad Nutty, S .by Bogart, 631,4 polnta. PENCILLED PERSONALITIES By ]ACK LINDSLEY, Cowboy Artist r , .. . ,.,,~.··m~c -· -·-··~----~~,,,..,, ~. "''"' ' • ' Two-Year-Old Boy, Injured Oli Highway R<>bert Lcoo Oonlett, two yeant old, gave bla mother Md gn.nd- mother a bad .:are at 7:2!i Satur- day evenlq cm. Oout Hlgbway In froot ot the Port at. Seven Sea.a. The little boy, Yisl~ here with Mra. Hamid Cornett of (2.f.1 Mc- Mollen avenae, Cmnptoo., ran out into ·the higtiway tn the path ot an approaching car. Ji. wu hit, but not 9erlowly Injured. A car driven by Francla Jack Beue at Lang Beach wu not be- lnl' driven ln vtol&Uon Of speed Iawc, witne•t• niported. They said the driver swung out into the mid- dle lane ot the highway to avoid the youngster, but WM unaNe to m1aa b.l:m. Robert Lee ran into the rear tender of the moving car, and Wall injured. RWlb.ed to DI'. Gerald Rauaa tn Newport, the child wu treated tor cull: and b~ with p<a!ble concu.slon. K-Thanga Next At County Dock; FolJows Valero either gooe a.ahore or wu on her Rhode•: Crlapln Il, l&lled by way home. Joyce, lat with 38J,i polnla; Whim. Later the Mar-sue arrived in the aailed by William•. 2nd' with M harbor. Brooks having been a.a.Jeep point.a: Sea Bee, Srd, aalled by during the storm, a.ccordlng to re-Beardaley. 33;, polnt.9. ,. ; I Tbe K-Tbanga. former luxury --' I yu11t ~ ~ May, deportment ports. and with him were Loreille POI: P&mlin, ailed by Frazer, and Bert Reed of the Edna Belle. lat with 481' point.a; Squaw. Ailed The boat bad gone a.shore when by Wheeler, 2nd wtth 46% point.It; I the anchor chain broke. and wa.a Imp, aalled by R tllm•n, 3rd wtth a tot.a.I. IOfls with the exception of 39 polnta. I a. mia.11 auxiliary motor and the I f!Sa : Alura. lat, aa.lled by Irving; I gear, u well u htT loa.d of.four ' Sabot. 2nd. by Daniel•; Typhoon. and a halt tooa of albacore. It wa.a Srd, by Gurley. powered with twin ga.eoline engines P-1.f : Fenton. 1st. 30% polnt.8 ; and these were loet, Mrs. Loreille Ficker. 2nd. 28 polnts: Ruasell, Srd. reported. 2114 point.a. Alaskans Inquire About Locating Here From Ala.ska come the lnqulrie.s regarding bttalneas and residential opportunitiea In the Newport har- bor area. David E . Crocker writ· tng fl'Om KetchUtao tell& of a party o r fou.r. two famillea who would like to locate here and ub for ai.l the folders and other printed ma- terial avalla.ble. This IJt only ooe ot a long lilt ot lnqulrle1 reachlng the New-port Barbor Olamber of CommPrce every. week. ' Salllng H•mpered j Many of the larger boat.II were hampered by bay llmttatlon.e. not I being able to uae their l&rse e&lla. I The r&ce wee.k which normally 1 C&lls for LD. entire week ot event.8.1 has neceaarily been crowded into the thrff days, with It being poa- lble for some lo compete l.n two days only. I The great amount of trattlc ln the narrow confine, ot. the ba.! teet.ifled to the necealty tor room In maneuvorlnj: ~ of lite \uge1" sail area which ue DOr1l\&lly gtven tuU play oullld.e, yacht.mm de- clare. • • I store exteuUn or Loi Angeles, fol- lows the Valero U In ualng the county dock al the Arches. The Valero II lett Monday afternoon w for Gm.tmiak.. Under leMe-"fOf llfx month.a on a monto-to-month baal8 Of $240 "c · per month, t.be county dock will serve u a b&9e for the converted yacht tor tranaport of men and provialone tT'Om Newport Harbol' ' Cl 1, ' ' I to San aement.e bland. the leaee WU gt anted P'riday by the county board ot .upervleon to the Had- dock Enctneen. Ltd.. at Pamdena. I who are buildln.g a naval project on the laland.. • Sl James Church To Hold Service . On V-JDay Al SL Jamee Eplacop&I church, wblch meet. In the EbeD clubbouae, 515 West O!!Dtnl aft'llUe. a gmeral service ot t.banbgtvtng wm be held on the day whl!ll otndaJ newa lo ffi.....S fMm -White Houre that the J•put-h&..,.e marrender· ed., 1eganDw of the pn:icl•m•tton reprdlng V-J Day, which may be 9et at a later date.. Business Firms, Banks Await OfficiaJ V-J Confirmation; Amusements Remain Open Liquor Stores, Bars Ordered Closed When Word Received; Industries, Stores, City Offices to Follow Holiday Proclamation While premature celebrations started again Monday night on the recurnng rumors of the end of the war with Japan. banks, postoffices, stores, and industries were waiting for official announcement of the day proclaimed by President Truman as V-J Day. U a national holiday is proclaimed from Washington, practically all industries, postoffices, business houses and many service stations will remain closed for the day. The city offices are expected to follow the action of the Make Same Effort for Peace "My prayer I• that the a.a.me eff0r1 be made for peace that ha• been made for war," was thi: atatement of Rev, E. O. Goodell, pa.to ... of Christ Church by the Sea, prepared In expec- tation of early peace negotla· t lons with Japan. Group Agrees On Veterans' Service Need county government. With official word of the end of the connict all bars and liquor stores are to close lmmedlately. according to word received by the police department here from a representative or the st.ate board of equall.z.atioo. Cates, tbeatera and amueement .zones are not expected to cloee with announcement ot the end of the we.r. Confu•lon ' Some coo.fusion ex.lated among- ret&il 15torea and lndlvtduala u to the meaning of V-J Day be- cause ot the feeling of many that such a day would be the one when the ftrlng stopped, but from Waab.- lngton came the word that oft'lcl&l V-J Day would be signalled with the 9lgning of the IUrnmder pa.pen. Thia might mean a wait of eevtta.l d&ya from the time the surrender term.1 are received. The Consolidated Steel corpor-. ation 'i\111 close only Lt a nattnnat holiday l.B proclaimed, and then for the time gtven u a national boll· day, it was stated by M. P . Klick, general manager Of the plant in Newport. South Coe.st company gave em· ployea a bulletin with the tntonn.a· tion t hat in the absence of any uniform national authorized holi- day, they had jol::.ed with the navy lm.mediate need of veter&1l8' eervlce was agreed upon at a meeting ot the Veteraru;' Servtce Committee of the Chamber ot Commerce tut week a.tter bee.ring an explanation of plans and pro.. gra.mJ1 at o t be r communitiea, notably that ot Anaheim. and a concerurua of opinion that a volun- tary plan here 8hOUld be followed fo th Um being S T D nl authorttlee locally In developing a ch~ 0; the c~~lt~e . ube:S~ 1 tentative plan wblch might be ed the dlacu.aaion.. m.Jperseded by a later national Attending the meeting were S. proclamatic.n. Thia plan wu &n- T . Duo.If>.,>, chairman, J . E. Spang· nounced aa followa: Ier, Roland Wright. An.drew Hay-1. It the ottlcl&l announcement man, J . R. Connell, Capt. c. v . come.a over the week-end, Sunday McCarty, USN (ret.): Supervtaor and Monday would be obeerved; Irvin George Gordon. DaJe Winter-2, if the official announcement 11 borii. of the United Statee Employ-made in the forenoon of 90me other ment Service, Santa Ana. day, three long whlatles would be Al80 present we.a G. A. Peck, blcni.-:n at noon (11:30) and the be.l- d.lrector of the Anah\lm Veterans' ance or that day and night, and Service Center operated by the the succeeding day and night ot>-- ctty of Anaheim. Mr. Pe<:k explain..-served. ed the workings ot that center and I 3. If the official announcement urged that a plan be put lnto oper· l ill made after lunch, the whistle ation promptly in each Orange would be blown three timea and county city, l!JO that they all can work discontinued for the balance cooperate with a county vetera.na' of the day, nlght and succeeding committee to be created. by the day and night. If the announce.. Board of Supervlsonr.. I ment la made on Saturday the hoU- Works sueceufully day would extend through Monday. Mr. Peck wu accompanied by Some churches were preparing Ira B. Hodgkins, a member Of the to observe the day wllb open Otlzens Committee which works prayer aervicea, while othera plan- wtth the Anaheim official Veter-\ ned to celebrate with thank.lgtving ans' Bureau. He atat.ed the Ana-sel"Vicea the Sunday following. helm plan wu working wccea&-Postoffices will close thelr win· fully and urged the advisability of ~. only if the pre1ldeot declares adopting a local program promptly. a national holiday, Herbert Kenny, (Qmtlnued on Page 4) po~tmaater ot Balboa 88.id. Maskey Expects Extensive Change In Rationing Within 30 Days After End of Present Conflict Quite a change ln rationing re-them worst. Thue b a shortage of atrictlona wt thin 30 day• after the tires now, the ration bead declared. end ot the '\II.tar la looked for by even though they have tuued 350 Ralph lla&key, bead ot the local lo 400 certtftcatea a month u ration board. who said it couldn't again9t 100 formerly, more people come too 9000. for him. have certiftcateti than can find the While eome 'hLatert.ala needed ln tires. Costa Mesa Fire Chief Asks Their Residents Remember Phone 12a; And Prevent Careless Weed Fires One -· ._.,. wt1J be g!T"1, ..:octr<llJtlr to -· ~ Doan. tbe Paci.tic would probably con-Mukey feel.9 that there shouldn't tlnu.e to go out to finish those be anv burea.u1 during peacetime, Capt. 8taa1e7 .,.._. ~ apprtm,dced lo die w at 1"-•ntac with • *' +b, DeU9t after the baw llukey said probably no and hopes to be relieved Of ht. The Cocta Kea ftre .. .._...._....... blaze. Ill the -• 22 d&v. the• ha two ,...... tile laat w WpUc ~&e Qtom-Ms 01 Bltthll ehll· ttm. ot •n•••u "*" at e:ltber 9 more' e&mp11 would be built here, worrles u quiclcJy aa pomlble.. He -..--,_. ,. ' laM fMm tlto Par l!lut la -GI tlto Jap law 1'"9, __ .,_,lot-L-12 -II ftm. -10 ftln. It --· w-J..-under a. handicap. •·•e •·• 22 -n. ~•• f--1-.. _,, ----,.. nllMw'q much buDdlng materi&l waote to -t rid of rationln• him· ~ ....--&IA ~ -WI.... 1--..0:: ... & ..... ,.,.. a.ere .......... l&: &f&w ... last G&iiil .. , ... P'fw wm be m.s. for another :-1° D... D That OONfsta at having µte ...,,. alarma. Bio pot boot. be admolrl· W1ns s-c. Bo llM .._,, --·• lllp ---tor a tn"'""doua dftm•M oelf. be decl..-.d w11b flnallty, but es~ u the Newport Be&ch ed&<d. wu that then w.n -Newp0"-. f0< Illa -• -m V-J Dsy It a .,.,.Jama. Other ,.tloalng wooJd be ,.._ oald that be had ""elvecl 1IO c£ u... i. -~-date, ·--· teJ.eprhoDea. and when 9DIDflCDI bu many lbw from. earel ·r tba wicu" efd*' m.my .. IJl.. ~ u tar u pamlble wttb the flcial .tat.ementa on the .tabla al. • nre. be ceta esc1tec1 aad pleb Th• 11re chief aid u.at lio per Stanley James Barden, Adventurer, Sea Capt. -to •U , ..,. ...i of IM!ollllU... be aid, o.111ng rattontng .-pt .. st•en out. · up the receiver and uU 'central ce:nt ot the ttree .... cwq_. bJ prlcef be m1-«ec1 to be C01"1tfnued for , the fire departme11t. Tblo c&!"'I--~ Uc!>ted hw men &IO<Uld tho -Koal.. be 1-. by odoptlcll. to__. -• , t<i< """"time. but u.oU&llt ihat STILL TAKE 17-YR.-OLDI briap a ooII to lbe beocll dep&lt• clpreto or mote-~-bad the lmclh or brmdtb of a:-"" AlDericaJ> dU-THOSE - -KAOULUI eOrtAiln, -of dtluno needlnl: men!. and. ID cue of a -fin. potr!•a Tbe dry ~ a pulence OD the --bofon. A -mJPl «1ftl" tho aper-• .... -. _., aO ~an._ '!'be U. 8. Ccut 'Guord la cco- woald nct"lWll tile -dol>Ut· -..,.._ npt -. fnd -cfUriq aad ofter two wan. u laM lew at the ... aptalD mnc. be "Om I -..,..,, IOD to do aad •lnlohra Wllo llaTe -ctnn tlm11ac to occept ~7-J'llU'-(lld CID· meat uni-relayed by ftallll ~ .._ lm_..s ~ Oqlt. BtaDloy Jam• --Be loft oollcp eait)' tor" ute on ---a _.n?" '..U ·-a poiao1t7, -be f&TW9d for -· It bu -annOIU!C'4 * , Cl'odter'• crew. . Be&d'rt.amancautkmtpP1•+wt la one ot UM: uw::cmen to Ulla~ 1letAc apprenticed u -.tty u wkw lll;ilb'J _.et tltie ._., tlit '1"*-~11'1 to cmn. att tbe pilicMt• mmt now baT• Jaad at J1n ,Clllef Dort 8mlll> ---ctomora, -fttitloer. to rqloa. __ .,....,.,, to197 H. --&ltelldpwu----rllW'•-llr•---J¢'b> -• looot -,.... of bJa1t -an --1 ;,. --to IWDlDd .... ._ at u.. , that at ermprtoad. ~. Dos.. --1ed In u.. ~ Clrdo II\~ Ila at -rat "J:..' e.., ' I••,,.. .......,..._ aad --be In -plo;j>llbl --lllat tMlr ._ ..... II 111, llllfr own -tin ~ a cated In Ul>C<m,-BIP ..-...,'"'of In ... ....,,.tal ID "Oi-nelt, llDc -. o J' fll • ~1 'ff w-Mloe -,...... 'Die•' 1 www •rll.H' II 9ll 8t I &Dd to call ti.-: If tMJt 1-w a mmtllJlo.-121. D4 uptcaeoP C•alB1 '--QB=i' .. , COMP 2 m Plip> ll M S, J, ...,. ..... oat to a.. arrhS .... I ••11 "" / -. ' • ' --- NEWPDRT-BALBDA NEWS-TIME.S ,.,.., ••wrvn u _. u • , t t I Sftl7 Tl ' 1' -'ft+ ' ; .Mllnt:, ::, =--;;.,,;:-;::=-m;:;;;;;;t;;U; 8'011<1~ Pajatu In A.ltrm:~!iO -t-ID ~ OoulltJ; is. Ta por ,_ to tth _, sa.oo per ,_ to au. ..,.. . • ~ u Second..O.U. matter al the ~ Ln Newport B•cll, ~on>la, -the Act ct -ll, 11111. '8. A.. lllllitER ----SDITOR AND J'ftlClllDSlNT Prlntlq Plant, IOll W. Cmtral A........,, Newport B .. ch, Oollfonila Official Paper of the City of Newpcirt Beach A. Dest! a-Ne i..c.t lndt:atloa for 0.... n Yeuw • NATIW'-.~~jTORIAL Active rn~·~~ M7£ber _ ____:~ The Valley of the Shadow of Death On August 6 a startled world first heard the words, "Atomic Bomb!" Since that \late and with the beautiful word of "PEACE" yet ringing in our ears the world still walks through the Valley of the Shadow of Death. •••Mt AWU•fi*" • •as 1z • 7 •• • •• - Shell Develops Jet LnbricatiOn Chas. B. Ga1ss • Colta Mesa News Of BtShores Kn. i.ny s. wamm or s.n Now ta• Pedro ta a boU8e gueR at the home Lulldcalloo ot Jet propuloloB en. P lft at Kn. Nlcholu KoYac ... lch. 280 rtnN by meanai ol a mist-like 9PN1' Broadway, for a week or 80. c:ooal.ung ot ~ per cent cllllled ADVANCED AIR BASE IN IN· Jolm Dunlap. U. 8. Merchant com~ air and ~ per cent oil DIA-Oiarles B Gauss son ot Karine, 18 hm:o.e on SO-day furlouP: waa ducrlbed t<lday by Ollllneen Mr. and Mrs. c . ·E. Ga~. Balboa after a trip overoeu. He la _._ at the Sbell OU COmpmiy labora-Bay Shores, Newport Beach WU ID&' bla puenta, Mr. and Kn. Ber- tory at WOOd River, m, where re-recently advanced to the ~ of bert Dunlap of Orange avenue. and _,,,b oo jet --n tue~ and captaln, it bas been announced 'by Ilia wife, Newport boulevard. lubrican.ta bu been under .way Brig. Gen. William H Tunner alnce late tut year. commanding general ot ·the ~ The &pray la dir«:ted on the ball Ollna Division, Air Transport bea.rtnp at either e.nd of the en-Command. RENT TACKLE Flsbermen'1 Supplies DOWNING TACKLE STORE glne, on which the aln,gle longl.-The base "somewhere in India" tudlnal u1 .. revolve, the air cocl-at which Sapt. Gauss Is cunently Ing the metal and the oil protect-stationed is engaged in transport-100 Main SL BAIBOA Ing It from tomcn matter and in&' vital war supplies to the fi&ht-At Foet t Ille Pier ruBt.. 4fttT tta lubricaUon tuncuon ing fo~ in Olina. In order to '"------0-------J 1-performed. the 9PRY ll ex.haW1t-su1tatn this important lifeline into ed. into the jeL Thia method, they China it is necessary to fly the said. 1a the moet effective yet de-sorely needed supplies over the viaed. 1 famed Hump of the Himalayan Because It pa.uea n-om extreme mountain range, and Capt. Gauss, low te.mpe.ratW'ff usually well be-as a pilot, shares with others at low zero, to temperature11 or 800 <his advanced outpost the task of to 1,000 degreee in a matter of guiding the Air Transport Com- secoodll, it mU8t be a very ata.ble mand's huge cargo-carriers on oil c&p&ble of flowing through the their 'round the clock missions lines at these low temperaturea over the long and dangerous air and yet not break down when B'Ud-routes into Oiina. den1y exposed to tntense heat. Capt. Gauss has been with the MAKE ICE CREAM LOnDODDEIRY tr-cl "-oct. le. Ct.ono Even more important, the jet ~r Transport Command in India lubricimt must provide complete since March. '1945. In civilian life protection. from rust. The same h~ was a p1l~t for the Lockheed -ta-.&111111&MC:&1Cts.ou. STAllUZElt Well may a fearful world pray that the madness of war shall never again corrupt the peoples of our planet. If 1 t does men and animals alike may be forever destroyed. Fol- iage' o' ~n things ma.Y forever die along with the things " o• ...... While loeal Judsw tllouctit they bad "IT, aeveral LoiJ AJacelee ctrb ran away with the ho non In the that crawl and fly. beauty oonte.t. Mild ~ the 8ulltana Lotion Compeny Sunday, Aue. 6 at the Fun Zone. Teo local ctrl• Shell engineer11 who developed the Airc~:"_raf~'._l ::eo~ .. ~1_".n~B~u~r~b:".an'.'_k~.~--.!..:~~~~~~~~~~~~ rust-preventing turbine oil now U8ed by the Navy are at work The wild, glad cry of "PEACE!'' has confused our think· pve them a pod ran for tW.r troa..ble, however, and three of the strt• were nmnen up lJ( the ftnala. . th They were: Bottom row-Mn to rtpt, 8bJrle7 8m1tb. Pat 8a,yni (nmnerup); Gloria Mation, Marilyn ing even more than the first hours followmg e anno~~ BunU (l"llDDel"'"'ap). Top row: left to rtsht--lane and Jean Alexander (twtn.; Jean eboeen runner· Jl)ent of the atomic bomb. Concepts, values, and poli.c1es up); Betty Loabe Ka.na9. M.arta .blaley, Doroth7 Bolm&D., Lob Purbeck. Alt from Newport Beach ex· must be changed overnight by the statement of our shnnk-_00....:.P_t _~ ____ twtm __ ot_:Coo_ta_M_-. _______________________ _ ing planet. Yesterday we spoke of the "Big Three." Tomor- raw Russia may be little stronger than Rumarua. Cafe May Close Unless Help Comes Lawmakers in Congress Sorae hl•ll"-boU9U CI088 when -----~B~y~OO~~N~G~R~"".'.88~M'.'.:A~N~J'.'.OHN~~PB'.:'~11~.1~.I~P8:'.'.__.:_• --- there Lm't any bQstneu but the searching tor a lubricant, u yet undlacovered, whoae ru8l-lnblblting cbaracterillttc11 will be malnta.lned under jet engine condition.a. The perfect jet engine lubricant, they predicted, will be light and highly refined, becaWN! it m\Ult bum off clean. leaving no depoetts on bear- ing surfaces. Mn. Cedric Farnham, Newport Wa.nd, returned Sunday from San Marino where 11be apent two weeks u gueat at the home of Dr. and Mn. Goodaon. A week.end gue9t at the F&rnham ha.me wu their nep- r_., La:.,.,, J-"", J7 .lllor-.,. S-Y• 11. w. Cor. 4 .. & SycallOl't W«A ANA It is not Jules Verne speaking, but men of science, who tell us that an atomic bomb the size of a golf ball or pea and a thousand times greater in strength than today's weapon may be the problem of tomorrow. Some say we sh Quid destroy th~ bomb's formula. How impracticable the thought! A Hit· ler or a Hirohito would soon be ready with a new, improved model. Th"-fear is not without its compensations. however, for truly the Nations of the world have become democratic m one swift stroke. Midway Cafe, 15th street .ZMJ vacation c~umn : nelghborhooda we drove, looking Ocean Front. Ill tn the unique po-More not.ea h'om the New York at marketa and m&rket •Ilea • • • sition of bel.Qg forced to clo.e ~ trip. The crowded tra.tria, the puah· 'Ibere were no newspapers. The cause of too muob buatneu that tng people, the crowded a.nd Lm-union which deUv~re to 13,000,000 111, unleu they can get more help. pe?"90ll&J hotel.a, the attempt. of n!aden, and which baa been on Mr. and Mn. R. H. Roblneon, the clty dwellers to lmprovbe a atrlke 13 timea since we have been pro51 r1eton of the place, try to bit of country or a touch ot green In the war, aptn kept the newe of keep open from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. In Un victory garden or a the war from the famlUea ot men but unleae they can 9eeure help pat:h of ~k yard or even' a win-and women in that war. It la a they will be forced to cl09e or el.Be daw box. The hot and humid night.I curloua unioo, with leu than 2,000 keep open between the hOW'S of 11 In cit roouu. It eeema Incredible I members. The aon or father of a a.. m. and 3 p. m. only. th t Y these were 88 normal to member may join tt, no other per- hew, Curt Wllll&m8 of South.em .-------------------------Pt.nee, N . C., who la a Seabee at Port Hueneme. News-nmes advertisements are your guide to efficient spending. It is submitted that all men may die to be never again re- membered unless a world conference for the control of atomic power is quickly and intelligently formulated and fostered by men of PEACE. a once j BOn may join. It la a cloeed union. me u they an now to the mllliDllll It ill al8o curioua that while 14 SICK ' Mankind demands America's leadership. Building for Peace With the wild, cruel storm of the Pacific War finally con- trolled and quieted by men of PEACE a great task is finished. But a still greater task clamors for solution. To build-not destroy-is the challenge. To re-build, that war will not come again, is the task. The building and re-building concerns not only mor:aI and mental reconstruction which must help restore world equili- brium. but also the remodeling of our own and worldwide economy on a peacetime basis. To build demands leadership; it demands an example for others to follow. California, truly a land of a great today and a greater tomorrow ,can qualify eminently toward show· ing America and th.e world how the job can be done. To do this California must provide at least one mlllion more jobs when our servicemen return than were available in 1940. In a recent speech before the San Francisco Advertising club, a business executive pointed oot that the veterans them- selves can help create many of these jobs. He revealed that one man oot of every nine in California will soon be a vet- eran. and he urged veterans to utilize ·the 11dvantages they have earned under the G. I. Bill of Rights which affrods them substantial aid in buying or building a home, or acquiring a farm, or setting themselves up in business. He emphasized that by accepting this opportunity our.,,,,_ servicemen can benefit themselves both directly and indi- rectly for they will greatly increase California's postwar building potential and will lay the foundation for thousands of new jobs and a genuine prosperity. The war veteran of today is the~acetime leader of to- morrow. His faith in the future, his · "tiative and energy to- gether with the efforts of all of us help build a greater California of tomorrow and set an example for others to follow. Congress Caught Flatfooted We imagine that most, If not all, of our congressmen are pretty red-faced right now. If they aren't , they should be. Just a few weeks ago they calmly closed shop in Washing- ton and sallied forth for a nice vacation. The fact that they took no action on legislation that the Nation will need when it starts the full swing back to peace productioo didn't bother them at all. Now, however, the vacation days have come to an abrupt end The solons can no longer dilly dally. They've got to get .down to brass tacks. They must now make decisions-- and quickly--0n such things as straightening oot the snarls in the SU11>lus property administratioo and considering the BUY MORE WAR BONDS! I I of New Yorkers through wboee I J J .. Jl l.J .. )I u • 4l 41 . . 46 SI " HORIZONTAL l Word of regret !I Three- banded armadillo SI Writin& implement 12 Device tor furnishing light 13 Rodent 14 J•p base oa New Guinea l!i To ltnOOth and adorn 17 To make repara\,ioo to 19 Re•poodJ 21 Dines 22 Skidded '4 Fa.roe Idands whirlwind 25 Social lmect 211!1 Moccaain 2'1 P•11ionate 20Whlle 31 Wine cup 12 Hebrew letter S3 Symbol for 11icltel S4Tbe ram 15 Eaptlan IUD iod le To apportloe •lalD 4 ' • ,. 38 Greek letler 39 Fooillke part 40 Neuter pro- noun <J Soon 42 North Amer- ican rail 44 Emits vapor 46 Ancient Ecnitian ,. '1!lonarch 48 Achieve• 51 River Wand 62 Small mer- ganser 54 Narrow opf!fling 55 Padal dl&ll M At thia pl•ce 57 BrlaUe VE&ftC.A.L 1 Rlgh mour:. lain J Malli.7 r ibbon I Land of ·the mo f To buten I E::xclamatioo IS.peni.d 1 War Sod IC.tmsoa • I A fold 10 A d.irectlcm ell Budluld . ->1-•• - 7 I 7 lft SJ'Dlbol for todlum 18 To lea•e 20 Removed the center 22 To boz 23 Buddhln prieat 25 D7e lndJco 21 ImJt.ate• 21 Growtn1 out 21 Vt:hJcle (CGIJ.) 30 To reach acroao S4 Capable at ezt.e:DJ:ioo 38 To brinl up 9 10 II J9 JO .. "' 37 One of two 39 To talk Idly 4.1 To accwnu. late 42 Slight quarrel 43 One of the u. s. 44 Inde.ftn.lte •mount 4.5 SJ'Dlbol tor .U•er 47 Bard wood tree 49 Ne1aUve M> Mwitc: u written 51 You and I demand for a single administrator instee.d ot a board to l r------------------~~ handle that bureau: they must quickly give final approval to • Before VOii Balld or Remode.I changes In the GJ. Bill which will eliminate ineqUalities In it; and they must work on the problem of reconversion aid for .those businesses which had switched completely tO war pro- duction. Coogress has shown in the pest that it really can act quickly In a great emergency. I ··-··-··--·-RIIS _ ........ -··· ..• a ' I • 6 , .. C.plt Works · LUti.UM -----------. ' • paper11 were undelivered, the com- munillt paper•. lncludlng the D&ily Worker and "PM"' were dellvered. • • Arthritis • • Neuritis • Baek"".he .. •Bay Fever • Sommer Colds. ~ Delayf -Phone Now! SANTA ANA 4141 CouultaUon Without Obllption DR. U. D. BAYES, D. C. 414 N. Main SL N.., Fomtb • • • When I wu looking up the term.1 of office for the n-ea.s.. ury secretaries, I obaerved aome- th.b:ig el.ae lnten!atlng. 'Ibe job ot Secretary of State baa been held over the yeani by aix men who later bec&me preeidenlll: Jetter- eon. Madlaon. John Quincy Adam.a, Van Buren. and Buchanan. Other fa.moue men held th1a office during ~~~~~~~~~~~~; ! their careers, including: John Mar-: ahall, Henry C1ay. Dan.lei Webeter, John c. Calhol.Dl, Edward Everett, W . H . Seward, ·Hamilton Ft.ab, Jamee G. Blaine, John Hay, Elihu Root, William Jenning11 Bryan a.nd Chu. E . Hughes. The new Secre- tary ot State 111 Judge "J im.my" Byrn ... • • • ll&rket report.a recenUy a.bowed small eiud orange11 selling to the consumer &t 39c a dozen, which would work out to be about $12.68 a box. The OPA aet a cell~ lng price to the producer which should work out u a prtce to the hOURWife Of leaa than $9.00 a box. The OPA pays no attention to thia excesa charge Cit $3.68 to the bouaewtte, but tuaae, for montlui over the problem of a couple cent:a extra PER BOX to the grower. • • • Another alphabetical agenc y blte11 the duet ~ A.a of July lat. the WF A went out of exlllt- ance. It wu always cloeely con- nected with the Department of Agriculture and recently Marvin J'one11 and ctaude Wickard were Stameae-twtn11. only by appoint- ment and not birth. The late preal.. dent had gt:ven each one abeolute- ly Identical pow• and authority. It wu a. curioua eltuatlon, cbarac- teriattc ot war-agency W••htngton. Now &IJ tllb work ta aimply D&- partment of Ap'lculture work. Good Hearing is Good Living ~==~-=-= ~?th• ':5"'1jo,.....,.t of Many*""-'"'" ban found new ~ •• , new li"' ol. ~by ll'I rinc the 7Amitb Radionic Bearins Aid. Join them! Come in today f<r a frw clom-omiration. No one will ~ :JOU. to buy, ~ • PLAYA DEL REY HARBOR ConYenton Cit what t. now IJW&Dlp land at Playa del Rey, Calif., into an &ttracttve yacht RADIONIC HIAlllNG AID ~bor la !lated by City Engineer "_... r.. ~ Uoyd Aldrtcb ot Loo Angel.. .. c:t.".:.. "&.- an Important lUm ln the city'• • ...... E HO a program ot 1horellne improve-=••FN=r:t men.ta. -'Ori. c:lldomot.-r· ..._ ......... Kr. and Mn. Walter Plane, Newport Beach, were recent dinner aue.ta at the home of Kr. aod M:ra Wllllam Reinert, Santa All&. n WU fhren lD boo.or of Mn. Reinert'• brother, Set. Erne.t Gray and h1a wtfe ot Hollywood.. Other ru.U w.-e Kr. and Kn.. Peter Uniter Of Rlftl'llide, Kr. and Kn. William Groton and children and J4r& Belen Kaller ot ffemeL HllH SHfPMl#T Zl#ITN lO-UN t&UUfO ,.., MJll9llS .IUA' llCm~ • I GUNDERSON DRUG CO. 117 .... st., e.nw. Pll.-616 Lrt U.1 5rnd 1.(ru 5 amplr.• ~=r~;.~ ~~-.. •+I ' ..._.._ C -s ............. .._p"M,. ....... a.&--. t 1 re· ....... -.. ... ,_ ......... Wlldi) ........... u ....... o1 .... • t ..... ~_ ............ ··7···,_J .... ...... .............. 7, •• , •• .., '1 ., • ~ l1 !:..~II:\-~ .oa~zr.=' a-... .... . I Electric In the Refrigeration Repairs New and Modern Manner Let us solve your refrigeration troubles with the Im- .• proved instruments designed ~y ~ for refrigeration analysis. ' We Find tile Trouble . WIMln Others J!'all Our work Is speedily and expertly done. Our chaI1!e8 are nominal Results are guaranteed no won •111 SL SEIERSEN 'S PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dll:lftlftll DR. OBED LUCAS Den.ti at • 2202~ W. CeMral, Ph. 1480 NEWPORT BEACH • LEROY P.ANDERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Costa Meta Bank Bulldlng Phone 426 Coeta Me.a Callfomla Accountant J. S. WHYTE PUBLIC AOOOUNTANT INOOIO: TAX OONltlLTANT Admi"8d "° Pl'MUce W LM u. 9 . TreMlu7 DIDt. ..._ Pb. lC9W'POrt lU?'·L Otnc.: J"lM 2'Ml. ll&llll 11141'-s.ai. ~ Ph. 1811 Armalld Mollaco ABODTJllCT 814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Nwwp:Ni l'JM llftl i.-ood A- Lm 4•p!N ~llOS Mortimer School -o..a. ........... -·~~ MJMMU 8CllOOL =~ G..A. 11ore -· M.A., Oder« PJ' \I ...... HAROLD IC. GRAUEL CHAPEL "We OUnal-the Bott.er Serre By lla•luc ~ -- -N-' M1 ~ •-c.Hfomla I I I • , • .... DR. M. D. CRAWFORD OPTOleETRlaT J!:yw W:Vm-• ~ Jrllted 1112 .. _..... aout.v.,.. --COSTA llEaA I Gordon M.Gnmdy,M.D. Ph~an and ~rgeon Mntb and Central Ave. Offloe H,.._: 10-11: •.m.; !-5 p.m. Telephone 37 · Conrad Richter, M.D. Phya&c:lan and &urgeon UO II:. 111111 SL Voe.ta Meu HOW"&: 10-12 a.m. and ~S p.rn. P--Oflloe 1SS1 Rea. 74 DR.. G. E. TOHILL PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 2209 Coast ltlvd., N.Wpor1 1!tiuc1t -Phone - Offloe 286-W -· 281-R It Ne AMwer C.11 Newpon. I Gerald Raaaa, M.D. 2l90 Welt: Cantral Ave. Newport a.oh Ph. t02l--No An9Wer call 301·M X-Ray ~- Milton Ill. lllas:1nlll, 111.. D •11 Weo& Oaatnl -lOIZ O!lloelloars:tt•U It.I ._Newportll81 S. R. Monaco, M. D. 814 Bq A-, ,.._ Newport 17U "' .. 11111 .... Loe ~ TUebr ,Ill B~ Appola- ...... w JACI( RAUB LICENSED LAND 8URVEYO" 2917 W. Central A.,,,. .. Pt.on.: Newport Office 121; ..... 1151 ••• .. ..... ---.,, ........ ._ Aw. -... -N.D.CASH D. Y. M. DOa _. OAT ROP'ITAL. ---_ ... _., ___ _ ! • Radio Serviee REDWOOD OUTDOOR FURNITURE FACTORY -TO· YQU PRICE 6 Sun couches, Chairs, Coffee Tables, Barbecue Tables and .Benches. Many Other Items 6 Immediate Delivery -SantaAna- TENT & AWNING COMPANY 1626 So. Main St. 706 ()out Blvd. Sootll • • Mr. and Mra. Virgil Metcalf, 312 Lt. Col. Rhodes Of Newport Beach Wins Bronze Star Grand Canal. Balboa 19land, are A report from the AAF Service pa.rent.a of & daughter, born Auguat Command, Italy, tells of the 10 at Santa Ana Communlty hoe-awarding or the Bronze Star me· pit.al. She weighed eeven poundl, daJ to Lt. Col. Lawrence B. e:ix and • halt ounces. Rhodes, 1425 West &y avenue, ":::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= who ~ provost ma.rshall tor the • and daughter. 232 Heliotrope av~ Service Command. BALBOA CLEANERS 605 East Centr~I A venue, Balboa 4-Day Cleanh1g Service nue &re •pending a few day1 In The citatlon commends him for Los Angele•. LL De Spelder la meritorious service in a position of stationed at the Santa Ana Naval great reepoc•lblllty l.n proteeUns Bue. Air Force property from sabotage Mn. Wally Burtoc. 1000 Ocean and for planning and organizing a Blvd., len for Hollywood Friday program of confinement and dfs- on account of her father'a Ulneu.. cipllne of garrison prisonen. Her father, Dr. Alden. Hollywood.I The colonel iJ: a 1920 graduate often vtatted b.UI 1ilter tbe late of OJJver Military academy and Alice W . Alden, wbo resided at the has been in the army since 1933. Qeean Blvd. &ddreu. part of the time as instructor of Mra. Newton Cox, Blue Haven, mWt&ry t.aeUce at the Univenlty L&rk.lpur avenue and her •later-ot Nebraska. After Pearl Harbor in-law, Mn. Horace He&d, Santa he was an Intelligence officer at An&. are spending a week at For-the Santa Ana pre-flieht schooJ.. reel Home. Meanwhile Mr. Cox la He ls the son of Mrs. P. H. with Mr. Head in Santa A..n.a... and Rhodes, Billings, Moot., and his S/Sgt. and Mre. Newton Cox jr. ~e an<; 13-year-old aon Uve in are bavtnc" a vacatioo at the Cos.'• ewport Beach. bome. S/Sgt. Cox I• llt&Uaned &1 Dl.VO_r_C_e_As_k_ed __ _ Ft. MacArthur, while Mra. Cm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~11~• .. ~1n~Loo~Ang~~"'~··~· ;;;;;;~I By Mesa Woman Alleging extreme cruelty, Mra. HARRY'S SAVOY AIR CONDITIONED R E ST A U R A N·T • SANTA ANA'S NEWEST AND FINEST EATING ESTABLISHMENT WEST 4th,. ·CORNER BIRCH -320 N. BIRCH ST. ,....---------Peaturing --------- FaJn~US' Barbecued Chicken AND Charcoal Broiled Steaks 8DVED JBOll 5 P. II. ro 10 P. Jl. Cocktail Roo• aid • a.SN 10 A. K. DAILY tew . .uvam • Join the Ranks from Every Walle of Life • From far and near, old, young. rich and poor all come to The Savoy for the finest food in towo. We give everyone the same courteous service. Why not join the ranks of satis- fied customers. PHONE 0362 For BeoervaUon Lodiu Do Not Nttd An E.cort to Eat ,In O..r Dining 1loom DINING llOOlll SNftAN(IB -NOaTll BmCB I Ethel M. Collins or Costa Mea ap- peared Wedneaday in a1pertor court aaking for a divorce trom Jamee Tbomu O>lllna, muter me- cb&nlc employed at the CouoUdal- ed Steel corporation, Newport Bead>. Tbe couple were married July 3, 1931 ln Costa Mua. and pa.rUd. Augu1t 6. CU..tody of two IC>n8, 13 and 9 yea.re of age. waa uked by the plaintiff and a division ot property conaiatlng of their New- port Hetgbta home, a car, truck and other ltem1. Vacatlolllng at Balboa I.al.and for two weeka are Mr. and Mn. Job.n M"cKJttrick and eone Gary and Johll of TulUn. U You Want to BEAUTIFY Your Bacl<y&rd Patio BARBECUE. PIT Phone Wbltuer US.9~ ..,.,._.., - ~!We Make PHOTO- STATIC COP~ -· Mak's Pltoto IMJi.-!Mred •••• • • • • ANNOUNCING OUR Announcement OUR OFF'ICES WILL BE CLOSED EACH MONDAY BEGINN ING SEPTEMBER 3RD, 1945 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. WE WILL REMAI N OPEN SIX DAYS WEEKLY I NCLUDING SUN! DAYS. • NEWPORT BALBOA P . A. PALMER . FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Rl:Al..TOlt W . 0. BUCK, IN•UltANCI: Cou111•1:1..011 3333 VIA LI DO NEWPORT BEACH, CA LIF O R NIA PHONE 1.!>00 ANNUAL August Fur Showing AND 25/h FEATURING All Furs Reduced And presenting the new collection -of Fine Fur Coats, luxurious with lavish sleeves. personally selected for this event, trQln Top.Quality Furs at the New York exclus- ive Fur Markets! 1 Buy Now on 0111' Lay -Away -Plaa A Small Depo8ll Will Resmre Your 8el8ctioa We Have Never Been Undersold! ' For Over a Quarter of a Caitµry We Haw Consistently Offered High Quality Furs at the Lowest Prices .• _ FUU 218 NORTH BROADWAY < • "SANTA ANA TKIJW-u~oNE 373 FOR 25 YEARS THE Olive M. Duling Label bas Guaranteed Quality Pelts, ExJ>«<rt Workmanship and Lasting Beauty THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE FUR STORE IN.ORANGE COUNTY • • I • Asphalt Paving • Concrete Cutthlg • l!lqnlpmMt' Benhlll John C. Blystone Genenl Contractor 511 E. Third Senta AD Tel. 1'76' PA.PALMER LIDO ISLE PwreRJIES ---·---- CE w. O. BUC~ -Insurance Co..nselor ~ 1500 ~.f.w..i 3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA C R-12•55. Pub.-Aug. 14, 19.f!;. • f:=;:::=:::::;;:::=:::::;;:::=:::::;;:::=:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::==+ I Watch Repair Shop BATTERIES CHARGED in 30 Minutes Wltb Our Jmt -Imtalled :Sew SuperQuick Charter: LUBRICATION SPECIALIST con.stanUy ready and able to p ve you t.be quick.eat a.nd oompletea:t Job of greuJnc a.nd oWnc Aurmented force of Expert Mechaalct now eerve you at VIRG'S GARAGE Tl':XACO PRODUCTS • GAS STATION !408 Weat Central Avenue, Newport: BMdl Open Nqhtly nu 9 o'Clock. Pbo._ 1%9 and 11'4-W Opens on 22nd Street Monday 88.W the opening of a Hom Nursm· g' new and modern watcb repalr •hop e at 116 22nd street by Mr. and Mra. 9138ses Soon Robert Arvln, formerly of Loag Beach. Mr. Arvin, who wu for. merly In the M&rlnee, wUl be u-Two new home nursing clsaaea meted by hia wtfe. are aoon to be 11lart.ed by the Red For the tlme bel.ng work wlll Croea llDder the 1.n!JltrucUon of lrif9. be eonnned mteluafvely to watch-Catherine Debrecht WbO bu tfYM making &nd repairing but la.tu in aeveral ln the put. &nd women tn- tbe fall It I.a planned to ca.rry a temted are urged to aJgn up wfUJe atocil ot jeweley. Kr. Antn hU abe la otW btto, o,cc<>nllnc to lll1I. h&d many yean aperiflDce to thJ..I Mark Healy, cbAUrman.. • llne of work.. Both day and ~ olep•1 Intercept Theft Of Bait Tank ---------....,. ..... · planDed, ....i u.... 1o ··•~ . gt. Goodell chance to enter eltbw. Mrv ~ , White House may be pboced at 'in&-w .... °'" H Furl h A bait lank bolonglng to H. L. Red er.. otflce at 18311. or ih-ome on oug Craig, ,..ported 1tolen. WU l'OCOV-Cafe tormaUon eecured trom M..re. c. M. ered at the ha.rbor tn.&8ler'e dock Wl.gb.tman, vice c~ 2334-.f. A happy bomecoz:ning for the when two men were intercepted at· ....,__ Goodell family fO!' two weeka wu tempting to take the beJ.t t&nlt out G I Willi• nnol .. iQM arrlval of Sgt. Merritt Goodell, ot the harbor ln a sm&ll tl.ahing enera CUil youngut "°" of Rev. and Mrs. E . boat. !::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!.!.."-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-::-:::::'1T Be Tran f d D. Goodell at 3000 W . Oce.an Front, They were W . H . De Vries a.nd 0 8 erre pastor of Chrtot Church by the & companion of Long Beach, ao- .. 1· uf 11011 fur e1tris/111a1 · ••• •AYI YOWi llft1•• IAllYt Beallful Brom POI halts $ $pttill/ Offer 6 x I llCll SID .-..---- ·~AUSTIN STUDIOS I 502!/i North Main St. Phone l~ •. · Santa Ana I IAC• l• ..... •••••• 4 ~ • DAILY HOVRS: 10 L m. to 7 p. m. -Sundays by appointment . • N.T. &llllt5 .. By BE&SIE. BENEDICT Brig. General Paul WDlt•m•, commander of the Ninth Troop C:arrter Comm.and. recently return.. ed trom ~. now bu blo bud- quart.n located In Banta Moalea tor the entire wut cout. The gm· on.I lo expected to be tnu>«ernd DRESSES Sea. S(t. Goodell, 215, accompanied cused ot attempting to steel the by ht. wtte. Betty, and their two-tank, which wu oove~d up with ye.a.r-old M>n Ben Edward, have canvu. Tak.en to court thl.8 morn- been livt.ng i. Louial.&na Where lng they were each given a tine 8gt_ Goodell bu been aaaigned to Of $150. Craig indicated be wu atlll B&rks<lale Field. mlsaing a bronu extension gear More recently the local boy hu pump. been taking &dd!Uon&I t.r&lnlng In :;;::=========== the operation ol a celeatial navi· pUon tra.J.ner, having recently been t.ra.nsterred to New .Jeney for &ddiUonal tratnlng. The older son. Dr. Peter F . ftOOllll AND TJlAQrOBll PAJUI llQUIPlllENT M. Eltiste & Co., Inc. Groea, ha.a been a chem.lit on gov· 60"7 E. •taa Pb. l200 8&D.ta Aaa ~ _.. ernment projects during the war. llJNo.L.A..8.&. 1'11..Wl Apabehn •••• .r ••• .,..... Ill .n. ... .ua ... ~ $795 llP ,Coats and Suits ' Dvlr 11.nd PMtel • I . ..... ' I . S1695 \ j St9.95 and up -"'"' .. • Blouses \ ~UOQI V&lo61 $298 SLACK SUITS . Sepante Slacks -... _ $3.98 Ramona Shop I to Indla.napolis. however, a.nd to mpervlae 12 flelda, being stationed at Stout P&ratroop Field there. The genera.J and hi.a wtte are spending the week on & fi.ahiDg trip In the High Blerru. 'lbelr home la on Lido Isle. ONEjDAY 9Mb •a.-A·DllJ'" brua4 'Wt•• nja A ad D Tablet ill ·'' 'g"U:.."' :: .. .:: !:"~ ~ o1 eod u-,er on -de~=m United 8tat•• pel.al s-.... A wfflcleat aupplJ' of th ... -... ywtaut, fttmlin1 i1 .. 1111 t ...,. to" • Jt la few .. diDdnG. FOii CAN lNSUU ad• ~ IDtalN for )'OCI and 7our .lllili!7-bt -mc to It tbat eacb '•1m1-Ube a "Oo•A·Dat" N'1t •••t day. ' J TMtlf A MY IS AU Y08 TAI! Gu·~· 'Cllll.." > ..... ~t!ct..or's' 7 ,_, .,.~, "Satisfied Radio Serivce" TUB~ AND SUPPIOO Ca• 118' Newpd 8o9lnud ... • ls th0ey say on the radio ••• Here's our problem- Bow CID wt! 8CIOefttu. •be the politi.-e side of our. 9ttVice buaioe99 and eliminate tbt nrc- ative lide-such thinp -taJDna: • little ""-to IUTice JOUr car imd p<:8bly ..anc ,..,. to brine JOlll" car t.ck" Dal wedr: Wteed of lonlncit-1 f;1te An...,..e.r-More 1n111N11ic• • mcm • we can set: tt.m. md .-me )'OU. to mab appaictmmta to ban 'ro-cm' e wk:ed.Smm dQ', "'tbr:R't1 be a mw Pon! In JOUt future"...:. • we wnt to .n it to ..... TlYAb-~ ia4 .P"'tjeot .t.ctt I ! I -..__,_ 1191, • c 61 .... Mew;1n as o Son of Local Man Injured at Hemet Word hp been received by Wal- ter L. Bunge, 1001 We11t Bay ave- nue, that his aon Bill, who la va... catio?Ung with h1a' mother at GU· man Hot Springs, San Jacinto, La in the Hemet Valley hospital where he waa taken for treatment ot ln- jurfes suffered early th1e week while horseback riding. The youth ls a senior at Tustin High school. Corona del B a 71/(/.il -Tr y A1ka -Seltzf•r· Mar Cafe Favorite Eating Place of the Traveler Along the Coast. Highway Italian, Chicken and Steak Dinners of this famed wayside hostel have converted the routine of an Intercity auto trip into a delightful little adventure in good food ... good drink. One of the :ee.t Stocked Cellan of Sou.them Callfornla Jim Kennedy and Frank X. Burns 1611 Coast mpway, Corona del Mar Phoae 196'7 Change of Location J. A. Pearce . Hide and Rabbit Buyer Is Now Located at 122 Broadway, in Rear of Lot COSTA MESA Phone 697-B Bring Your Hides to This Address NOW OPEN Huntington Dinner House Island View hin 8th and Ocean Huntington Beach ~ . Featuring Complete Steak & Chicken DINNERS 5 to 10 p. m. dally (Ooled MnrulaJos) Sunday 12 to 10 p. m. LUNCHEONS Oil sped.II order . l'Olt PAB'Jil8 -(JL1JB8 • OBOANIZ.ll'ION8 Phone 4961 for Resuvations • , . • • .. • " . ,;__~~---------------------:--i-:::-:-~~--=l~·~·~a~W~~_!·~·~·~ao+~=~ll~:C~f'~l~·~TllU~~·~.-,==N~-="':rt:~;·••*-t~ ··-~· ...... U. UM • Capt. J""-es Balden, Veteran Sea ', Bob Orr Ntnr . Pln-Uip Girl. 1 Lt. Alvin Cox Store Buildings a.au Mldsllt••• at Goetl Fishing , Now Statlone6 For Lease . ". Captaiit, Locates Boatyard Here N. b ..L-u..1.. 'With Veta 'At Ne Orleans n.e building at the comer at Mem-otthe Jtd ... AUE!lltry • VFW Auiiliary W,orks for Bazaar tor the bazaar which will be bold oome t1mt In N~. At tbe 1aot regular -I' at tbe Awdlltry opeclal .,-. -en.t tncluded Bertha Bl )W of Rlven!de, 2nd dlotrict p1'1111dent; l!ldltb M<>wtt ot Gtn1en Grov9, Kyra Grove. and Gl&dy8 HJ•IJ'N! • ' (Ocllltlnued bum hp Ono) manded that 11111 b1P appncl4'•at1onaon1 0 e .... IDWa ' W = = ::: :...-: :w.: ~.:=~at ~";°b= 8oofl•nd Loens Illa ~ Of the llll'\'ice nndend .lball be l"9"' Ora&••ttnl' from tbe V-U pou.rM flranw Llngford, Q. I. pin· &partme:o.t bouM durln&" the bc::iua-. Of Mn. K&bel Gtngru for eewlng. tabn out tor tbe tint time, be corded OD 1 certillcate tzld a ""PY at the l1lllv-,. <¥ COiorado Ill 111' tlrl -· -nt ritJ!t out lot• NEW ORLEANS.-Ueut. Al'VID tnr tbortage ta now bel.q turned n.e ladl• are working on artlcl• found U.-cancelled by the a.-~..!.~ '! !:;., Landan. OUette June. Bob Orr, _. ot JiO-. md ~P !:':~0 t;:,::~ =tbo~ Stew&rt.Ocd. USNR, a v•~:l back to store. by the owner, Edwtn -=========================-°' Santa Ana. pertenc6. and had new one• taken ~ --.7 .,.. · Kn. Vsnon Orr, OWD.11'1 ct tbe 18 month1 eta dutJ' aa an ,....w Mun.Hy. ~ r- out witb. tbe J'arSl'Ot'• 8. N. CO. A book could be written OD b19 On-8en1ce Station! at Kd'&dden flatting with them recently, Guard Commander and U montlw Two are now ready for leue and Wlth them be l&lled lnto tNV1 n.rtoua apertencea with typbooN, P1&ce and Centn.l~anaue, bu rltht hen In Newport hartJor. 1 u a Navy l.La.l.on ottlcer in the ia third will be ready abortly. The oc-.n OD the globe. ptratel:, etc., duJ'tng b.11 20 yean pu9ed t.t8 perm! Shim to tie.. f'rancoa, aocordlng to th• J Pact.nc, bu nPorted to Ute l:iabtb owner wW remodel to lllit ten· After a cour. In 1917 at the In command. not torptttng to come a m1dahl=i In tblt D&YJ', aor,. went along with 50 ,... Naval Dtnrlct., New Orlean•. for a ants he at&tea. vt..-l:dwud vn Nautical ICbool, mentioo. aevenl .UVqe jobe u;n.-. an4 g now .+-nAv4 ... far a ('(Dmle.,. turned v.terane from th9 Santa tour at duty uh.ore~ ' -------- .....,. .,_ •--..._ ..... -....,-. Ana Ar.fny' Ah-BAH on the BardeJ1. obtalned a berth u third dertalleo by U-&loU £1& g ._n a~ lien at Notre Dame Untvwllty, lt • Hla new ... ignment u Armed There were more arre9ll during Sea Trout and Halibut are Biting off the Newport and Balboa Piers Plen17 of live Bait AnJ!aNe at -ot Pion • GEORGE BINEB • otflcer, acting u gU:nnery and -S.C· pointed to act u w.rveyor few wu ltamed the ~ ......... army f llhlf'Q bOat, making the Gua.rd InapecUon Officer tor the the tint a1x moolhe of 1943 tor rcbant _.._ --• _ _.__ 1. -., tr'p to CataJlna4•And •he caught Po --~----------------------11&1 otf'1cer on an armed me Lio,. .... on leVCJ"a& occ---. Yo•m• Bob, who wi, th h1a brother \ rt Director of lhla dittrtct. DUJ:· delinquency among g1rla than tor Barde reaent t th be--a nloe .a.a bau. •hO\.,lng her lbip during the ftrst Wortd Wu. o wu P a e Vernoo jr. grew up tn Newport f1ahlng prowe.. r ight along wlUt I lng hla YMr and a half afloat ln the entlrt year o! 1941. Be received two medala tor lhll. ginning or the Japanea WV with Beacb h,._• to be! c--·-~--· 1 . lh1a ranch. aa gunnery officer 1 h1a • -r-~ the other veteran .. An exolt nl the General Service Medal and the China. having 12 at crew u an en.lip the ;reu atter be tt aboard merch.aDt ahlpa. Lieutenant 1 Asiatic theater. lhrchant Karln.e lledal. wounded at Tongku. the port fbr reacbu the ace at 20, h1a mother day, all~ln-&ll, the repo oon-ea.. made two complete trlpa The llOll ot Mr. and Mn. H. E . He t...i .. ed O.e Indo-C'bina S. N. Peking and Tteotatn bl 1937, the a&kl. H• la _.1.11mg u an aero. eluded, on only one of t t:e M¥en I around the· world. ! Cox, Balboa Ialand. Ueut. Cox lists JV..... al dock ..... -bOat& used for this pur~ for Co., bead otttcea ln London. and Japaneee ebelllng the nav -nautical engtaeer aad revealed 1 Upon completion of ht. last tour u hi.ii" official home addrus the WM piu:noted to Second Officer ya.rd at Toncku cmly 460 feet a.way that even now c~erclal Inter-tf'le veten..ns. ot duty, whm he wu atatloned on Overland Club or Puade.na.. when 19, then to Chlel ocncer. ob-tram hJa ebtp. In lt40 the HOllg eat.a are t1J1rtng wjth future en-the. Admiralty Wa.nd& he wu ba.1 Al a.n undergraduate at !tan- talnlnl' ht. muter'• cerUticate in Kong government thought It advt. gtneen about Uleir po.t.war ~ plta.ltzed tor tour month& He torn. Occidental &nd Oregon State 1920 at the ace Of 22, speclallzlng able lo exacuate the women and Bob. now a mldthtpman bopu to For quick resuJts u~ News-wea.r1 tbe r bbona of aU three tbea-1 UuJveralUea, be wu a 1ta.r athlete, ln s:lpal11n.a. Promoted to com-children or that port to Australia reach hle Coal early in NaYmiber. nmes clusJJ'led columns. lent of optrattona, including two parUclp&ting OD the football, golf, man.d tn 1923. but Barden doubted that AW!ltralla Vernon jr. ia stationed on a battle alar• tn that ot the Pacllic·. swtmm.ing and tennla te&nul. In 1923 Barden formed ooe ot could be held, so obt&ined ~rmia-mnaU taland near Leyte, the ICeD.e ,jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO.• a party to go to the 're8C'Ue of sion to bring bit wife and two ot the nret American tnvutoa. m Brltiahen trapped at Chungking children lo Canada. the Phllipplnee. He LI with the and 8u.1f'u, at the latter port being The day before the llhlp ailed Port Marine MaJ.nta1nance ~ made otncer tn charge ot refugee. she waa commandeered u a troop-Mra. Orr aa.ld . for wbich eervice be was com-er and they hopped a freighter ------- TIL\MKS A MllJ.JON • ••• DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH ORANGE Y:S OWll mended by the Brttiah eovemment. wblch landed them at San Pedro. In 1926 be tormed one or a party from where be naturally vlal.ted tn the Brttiab Naval Exped.ltlon Balboa.. He wu IO •truck with the to Wanbid.ea, part at. the time wonderful poaibWUu at lhla part een1ng on H. M. 8. ''Manl18" tor of Callfornia., with the trtmdllnep wh1ch eervtcea the King hu com· of the people &nd the opportunlUea Sues Former Boat Builders Here for Defective Motors To 1111 our frieadl mad GUatomcn of ORANGE COUNTY, lndulllng FUllERTON, ANAHEIM, GARDEN GROVE, MID- '!J'fAY CI1Y, COSTA MESA, HUNTINGTON BEACH, NEWPORT BEACH, BALBOA, LAGUNA BEACH, CAPIS- nANO and in fact every eectioo of Orange County, for your marvelotU paaonage of our ltoN, whicla lw permitted 111 to modemia. CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS • s~ S~Slu,p %01 Marloe Ave. Balboa bland Pbone 578 open to everybody that he decided that should he come out of the war alive to return here, become a citizen and opera.le a boat worlu where bis vut experience or the sea and boata should be invaluable to his cllentele. Capt. Barden retumed to the Far East where bis command wu acting a.s 11. troopahtp and after teeing 11.cUon ln all of the varlou.s porU of the Far East b~ ship be- ing the Jut Britiab ship to leave that port and one of five of a fleet of 45 left &float. During the latter part of 1942 he contracted dyseotry, malaria fev~r and dengue and eventually had to be Invalided out of the service. C&pt. Barden retu.rned to th~ country In April 1943 taking out Suing for $12,750 da.magea tor two motors Lnatalled ln trelghl boat. he aid ta1led to give uu. factory eervtce, A. B. McO>llum &.sked for the aboY-e ln Mmag"ea from the Channel Boat com.pany, form.en war contractor• here. E . J. Ja.klln and George Roetner {now deceued) were a.lao named u partners in the concern. He bought the two moton from the boat builders laat Auguat and expected to use them l.n bi.a freight boat!J, McCollum 88.ld. He paJd $3000 each for them. Both MJbee- his first papers imm ediately. Un-months. able to obtain a boa.t yard a.a there The claimant wanted S60<K> for quently broke down, be claimed l.n the action. One wu replaced with- in about three months, while be wu without the other for 1lx ""·ere none for saJe. the veteran the molont and $67~ loues for sea captain was retained by the , damages incurred in bla buslneu I British Anny aa as.!rllt&.nt Em- barka tion Officer for the P ort of a.a a re.sult, be said. The Channel Boat company aol.d out here early Los Angeles. later tranaferrlng to ~ spring. the U . s . Anny Tranoportatloo ------------ 1 Corps as shipbuilding tnapector 1 C. A. F . 11, ln charge of the ln-L--------------' / spectlon ot construction ot l 7~ft. 9teel ahtps built at the United Con- crete Pipe Co. at Long Beach. He lnspected building ot wooden boaU at Fellows and Stewart.a and other ya.ro.. • Jewelers and ·Watchmakers • NOW OPEN • Reliable Watch Repairs In May Barden succeeded in get- ting hi.a boat yard and named It the Wing Sang B<l&t & Repair yard a.tter b~ lut veuel, owtng to the extraordinary luck he had ln her In landing and evacuatlng lroope·and civilians right under the noee ot the Japan en. 116 Tweaty-8econd St. Newport Beach The yard by bffn put In tint clau order. the ma.rtne raJlway rep&ind and Le now capable flt. haullng out boa.ta. repairing and painting same. The captain bu reported succees ln selltng boat.I. It ta hit intention to build large ahowrooma acrou the tront or the property u sooo u buUding ma- t.et1a.1J!I can be obtained tn the hopea or obtaining an agency from one ot the larger boat building com- panlea who ca.n appreciate the ad- vantage11 ot having somebody handle their product.a Wh088 kn.owl· edge of the eeia and boa.ta 18 above lba.t of the average aaleaman. • • ... •• .. ·········-···························· ABC's .of • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. SHOPPING! I U'se like Cash Purchase Coupon ' aoou-s10, sis, s20, s2s , Vtaw of Our Modemieed wf •nw91d MMn Floor, SltowiAtJ NR" Glw Wall and Counter Diapi.,. c._ Wt i.. .. pal , ...... all Jfort ..... ,..,.. • -. .. wblcb it will .... pl-to rhop1 where ""' ... c1..,....i oa QUALITY Ml!RcHANDISll ot -oreblo pn... la tho yean -by, It 1-b-. our p<IWap to P.. to tho -, the INot m-wu to offer. That ia tbo -. IOll that w .......... oblo to ........ -clef>o-a. We bow that ....... "" crat the em-ae a friend, oellie11 him c:o lw oaly what io BEST, that, in 111111,' tbo ---· for more i..;,,_ with ua. Tbet baa .... .... .....i. tDC! .. ....._, tad r-...!e!ias of ,WHHELER'S, hu definlbly pr""ea om p..iat. 'J'bad..., II It ,.. : "'7 to 117 ..... tbe future holcb NO chaqa Ill our polkr? CSOMll JN AND VIIIT WfIH US, ' WHll'DIU YOU MAD A PUllCHASB OR NO'f • ClJITOU'lilt Hu a ii a ··mr sd:ia It ii MOT 1DO ..., ID CID your am.-lhop- ~ tj_. ~ ... $ -11111 .. ~.• u. . . r• 1 ~·,.._, . I. e 111 OUR LA Y-AJ#AY PLAN • • • • • • ...... • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • • •••• • ••• • •• • •• C • v'$(',.. ••• ~· ainiple u ABC to shoe sian i'1ucase ~ • ~ •'lite, ..... ,.. Coupoa. caA beued ~ !D<e cash ID bay WJm ~ 01f a 4f : JOU aoed wbean-u JOU wpt U. They're aoOd aDJ : ...... fl)'llt~ : time for n-a7tblog ••• lo &IZ'f clepattm-lo the -• .....,, ~ I~ .. They're bat fot h...ry 1IP iilDet ••• yoo cloo'! ba•e IO . • 1..,, ~... : wait for a ~ aliovc chem ti>day. l!ojoy !lalJ : ,. l'lfl' • Slioppiog &lid ; ::: A_ CF ..... ,_... : • • ~l'Olt(' : -········ ' Sr1'jfhf"•• If .,, 5&la. Amerba •••• , I • i._lllildl •• # ,,.... L I ''""' , 0,. Jhl. a .a, 1Ja111 1111 ' WHEELER BABY & JUVENILE SHOP Orange Couaty'a Leading "Quality store" for ChlldMt • I il5 NOR'DI BYCAlllOBE % DOORS NOBDI 01' 'BANKIN'8 STOBB BOOJl8:. Dolly; S:llO A. llf. to 5:ll0 P. M. SANTA ANA. r 8.&'l'(J)U)A.'18, 8:ll0 A. M. to 9 P. M. • • • I t'l 1 0 I' ..... 14 1ltl • --A....,.t 10 at -"Take y oar Own" A -"bo~ -.. -:i-r'• hoa"7"0l'l\•P polCk. .ba ooaumlt1 llooplt.ll.. H: At Mack's, Balboa • dared -AQIUll · tllroaP Oc· Tbe' latoot ,...., on ...., _. SPOIUCllT • SU&lifiUIE.i 'Ood elll>t poomdo, * and . ·-~-•• tor = ....., .. &ll4 •"• from the ""-..._-t of •---., ... _ ......... --:..__ -to·-·-.::::::'_:','. •-. -·--·-...-• -.-----. -.-w-~ -w---~ cul-.. that ·-will ... &....0· a SoOd plcturo" can try wt !heir -.O ~ pt ~•al to Mil able tho Jut IWI ol tlllo :r-L B O W .,..,. lildll .. -..,. pbo~· ~ u.at period ..,_ that ...... lban ... bad dw1ns the tint 11x en when Mack"• Pboto llb.Op m .. man1rfac tuHd blfo~ Karch i. 1H4: m.cmtha. Every IM:>miwtfe lbould do B A L B 0 A ' otolla a ,,_ and ._.... ... -&ll4 -""' oold t!'i P.00 a ,.ir -u-to _ ...... In -- ,.,..,...,..,. .. -calllnet at Vasd'• or -Tbe ratkm l'bi>llda.J" lo to ....iq her quota. 8upr from her 2 4 0 2 arcade on Kain llnet. Bal-eiicourqe tho Nie of !Ow·prlcod rosuJu ouppl;y e&11 be ••ed tor ~=======;===~1"'1lcll lh•Y ba•• taken onr to -which b&YO po.cl up on doel· ·--·Ins In ......,. '"'1L ...., ~ Nil tn conjunction wtth tb• Pboto en' llbetna blc•11.e .people h&ve tut.a.nee, tr-.b tru.Jt. can bf. M?Ted shop. -....... umr rat!.... to buy tor do....t, without ............... trOR INIURANC• H• H~W.Gcniwb ~ ·-··"' .. , .. -m Amtomobile • F"ire Acc:icMnt • Life - Lle1 .. -4~-- J-BIAM:k lo acatn on tho Job -In the hlg'her-prlced bracket& Tbe synip from canned fruit may u pbot.ognpher and m~ and No chlldreA'• ab.oea will be 90ld be and and \1-4 to .weeten taka botb audio portrait. and ratia&froee. other truita. •uce. and deaerta. -ic pbotoo. 'nley are &loo equip-Kn. Amertc& <!AA pve bor Rona)' 111&7 replace ..._ In baked ped to -pbotool&tlc copleo ot thlnty tarnny u much tomoto .-,,,_ are only a f-of the lmpcrtant documonto end _.t Juice and l"P"(rult juice u t11.y ID&lly -n that Kn. Amertca m"1 plctll1'oa -drink wtthcut a qualm al>out --9-ulty In "°"""mns her ration budget. Ration point ..._. Let u •tlafJ our own con.,. value. for canned tozn•to juice, And remember that trutt. do not 9Cience9 ad trouble not ounelvM mixed .,..etable juice, ~t need auaar In c•nntnc to keep bl! I~ tor tame. U we deM,... juice and blended J'l'Opetrult and them t?om IJ>Oll.lng. 'nle Jaro may lt. we mbaJ1 att&1.n It; 1f we d• ~ ju1ce have been reduced be ftlltd with ju.Joe or water ln- llln'• lt not •• cannot force It. to sero. The reductJon wu poa.. 9teed Of the U9U&l SU.CV l')'nlp. Hallmark Greeting Cards Birthday and Anniversary CoMume Jewelry, Pertume, Novelties, Gifts -Seneca Ible becau9e m.Wtary requlremeitai Fruita wblch are best .Wted to are aut.t1ntteny lw than wu home e&nnlnl' without .weetmt.n.g anticipated, and production or can.. ue pe&cbu, applee, apricot. and ned julcea la expected to be much cherries. Home canned tru.ita and !azser OU. year. vecetablu are vitally neoe.u.ty to To be1p conaer\fe out abort sugar help stretch the wpply ot com- • lewport .!'..!!!!.D!!..J!d_!lift Shop • up p 11 ea. commercially-canned merclalJy canned fooda through fruit.a thll year wW be put up In nest winter. For variety, why not lighter syrup. Mrt. America'• try drying eucb truJte u pu.cbea, poc:kHbook wtll benetlt from re-apricot.a. pe&ra, plume, prunea, auJtlng celling price reducUom on apple11, berrtea, cherrlea. flga and S f M "·' A '--" th ... r-""'· --·-·-pl•. cell'--v•pee. Dr')'in&' mak~ the m09t ot "'fie tot'e 0 4 ionon me... ·~ ·~ -..... th t -· In ··u rt ~~======::::;:;;;:;:;;;~;:;;:;:;;;~~~~~=:;::;:=::;;;~ prtcee tor fancy fruit. packed ln e na u.... BUg&r •u Y pe ---light •YMJP are expected to be fruit. The frult may be dried on about two centa lew for a No. 21,t traya ln gu or electric overu: or ca.n th&n tbe prtce tor the a.me ln home dehydrators. ln sunny fruit packed ln bta¥)' syrup tut cllmatu. frulta may be eun4rted. ~ War Production Boa.rd hu year. CeU1ng prices for choice announced new fabrtc cootrola de-trulta p6Cked In llgbt M'1'UP will probably be about a cent len t.b.&n signed to lncl"'ll!aee production of 11everal ltem1 ot mll!lll 'I a.nd boy11' ! work clothlng. Amonl' the ltema &re overalls. bla.nket-llned over&ll I jumper1 and coata, dungarH1 and \lt"alatb&nd overaJU. couack jacket.I work coat.I, work aprooa and c;fP8· ! and work eblrta. More work gloves Sport Fishing OD tile ''G. W.'' I should be available 9000, too. Pro- duction la being in.cn.aaed by a ne .... • _J;;;;g~~~~;::~~:;;~~~~;~:=:~~~~~~ method ot gn.ntlDg fabric prior-\ IAlll OF AIEllCA lOAllS CAI SERVE YOU, TOO e DU!)lllJI. POWERED •DELUXE AOOOMllODATION8 ltiea. There wtll be more cantoo.1 La dJ d T t tlann•I gloves and mltt6UO. hot mill n Or S, enan S glov•o. buoklng glO'V .. and mlttena. J C Get L be leather combination g1oveo end an urn r mitten&. and jeraey glovu and Russians Like American Books mitten.. In anawertng many inquiries '"So keen ia tbe lntere.C. at the S. F. Accountant Decides on Newport Costa Mesa Lad OnSuwawe At Okinawa Wheeler's Santa Ana Baby Shop Open After Remodelirig The ertenai•e job ot remodeDtng Aboud the e.cort canter Su-the Wheeler Baby abop at 4.Jl5 N. ....,,,... w!>m It operaac! acatnet Sy.:amoro otreet. B&llto Ana, hu the Jiape at OJdnawa WM Robmt been completed, and tbe stare W. Dunton, IOD. at Mr. and :Ml'9. opened .. treah and brtgbt u Wm.. c. Dunton of 383 A.vocadc:J new, It WU announced by Kr. and -. O>ota Kua. Durotoa wu Kr9. .llan'y 1'ylor, ownen. a -man ftrst cJua Both Kr. 1',tor &ll4 hlo - The qcort: can1er'e planes pn>-have eepUate dePartmenta. ~ vtded a cloee support tor the ..,. toy departme:Dt 1a located ID UM ault troopo, l>omblng, otraftns and huement, and lo reaclled by a - rocketing Jap pooltloaa Her plloto otalrway. A ~ cleputment and crewmen flew a total at. ~ bu been made up on the 1-JconJ ....U.. aplDot the enanr at Oki· for 'teen ap boyo' and gtrlo' cloth- n&WL Ins, and lo prlY&te. 'nle 11uwann.. airmen perform· N-electrlc&lly ilShted -., ed. numerouai other operatlon&l cues and otbel' attnictlve c:Secori: tuko, Including' the droppilrt of &tlono ,..... added OD the main smoke ho.mt. to 8Cl'HD. our fores, floor. Baby cloth.ea, crtbe, babJ pbotop&phlng .....,,Y pooltlona and carr!&Seo and other children'• dropping propaganda leatleto .,.., needa aro found on thlo noor. tm.emy·held territory. The $uwannee ie cme ot the Old· A. hoUH fUUl &t the home Of est carften of the neet. She waa the lliwa Gertnld.e and r.ow. crcnmtlSfoned. Sept. 24, 1942. &nd Montgomery, 2117 Eut Oen.tral alter puticlpaUon ln the North avenue, Balboa, I.a their couatn., A.tric.an invasion moved to tbe Pa-:M.tq Bertha Colllna Of San Ber· clftc. She waa damaged by J ap n.ard.lno. Another gue.t tor th ti mobber-a at Leyte, but eoon return-a.tternoon and dinner was 141- ed to that theater aft.er being re-. Vera Nordeen ot Santa Ana. condlUoned at Bremerton. Wub.. -~---------- Two S. A. Children Drowned Thursday In Reservoir JORDEN'S ProfeM!oaal Pllarnmcy !9! FOBDT AVZNUI: LAcrol'fA Blr.&CH "In BwineSI f,,. Tou, Health" •• I ...... Pa....tJM 0011P1&'1'11 EOLOOIQil a DS1JO ft'oca T'wo ama.11 children, 9Wimming -...r-k!""·t 's• ':::1 =... ln the Sand Canyon reservoir on --.: • .. • .._, e , the Irvine ranch north of Newport ~ii~ .. ~~1~z~n~-~-~'if~1~-~1 ~ii:. Harbor were drowned Thunday I afternoon. Their bod.lea were dis· covered by a crew sent, to the lake II by Fire Chief Frank Crocker. who dragged· the lake tor the body of I a. -12-year-old girl, and finding that, observed the clothes of a. boy on shore. and likewise discovered bl!I ROSS & BARROWS 8CIO( ! 1 t"ft to Owen Roofing Co. body on the bottom. ~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~ Both children were of Mexican extraction. They were Elim Sa.n4 c hez, 12, Of Santa Ana. and Ana- 11tico Sancher:, also of Santa Ana., but Of & different add.re•. A bu.man cha.in of other children wu formed to &ttempt rescue ol. the Sanchez girl, but it we.a reported she dragged another girl under the llllrl&ee, and the children could not aave her, it wa.e learned at aberi!!"a h'8.dquarters. ll08 E. •tll St. Phone UM RANTA ANA Balboa Beer Depot SOil~ Palm Street Eastern Beer 117 tho Bottle •• llT tho Clue • Tlda eentce wm be ooat:bmed Utroqbout tile •••n•ww for tile JN nm FILES of this bmk ""' -.odo ol avnples ol --..cl aodit bu aided tbe I-iii• I..,, matboat. or ffm>a ID lake odnDllge ol cppom••ities, m.bliob bjm.,lf, impnm bis plaat. or pcotillblr ezpud bis IC· tiYitia. • LARGE GAIJ.J!:Y from aoutbland landlor<U and ten-RUAian people in Anglo-A.mert- anta u to how they can get lum-can literature that waiUng l!Jlta ber for ma.king emerglency repairs, from alx to eight moot.ha long pre4 local WPB offlciaa today explaln-vail at &ll Ubra.tiea in tbe Soviet ed. a new rult: now in effect. Union." 80 et&tea Dr. Clarence Aa quickly u he made up his H~wner9, they aald, e&n get Dykatra. Southern Caltforui& chair-Try workfn& today's Cl'OSIWord mind to locate at Newport Harbor, 1 repair lumber-if they can flnd a man ot Ruaalan Reltef'e "Book.I for puzzle. --of tho -ba7ln&' pabllo. WE WILL STAY OPEN ON !IUNDAY!I Theft ...., IDIDJ ...,. ill wbidi this benk ii <*Odiog timdy aedil ID 00.jnep Among them ""' lmD Imm foo apilal parpooes. """'"'>clitJ loom 11111 low ogoio• ~ CIOWll:s receinblt. Every Day at 7:00 A. II. from Mii PMlfle Cout lllghW8J I . L Irwin, accountant of San lumber man who bu lt-by sign-Ruuia" campaign.. quoting fl-om a ·--;~;·~;·~;·~;;;;;~~;;~;;;;;;~~ Fn.nci.lco Chamber ot Commerce, ing a atmple atatement certifytng cable received from Dr. Robert aleo dedded to jotn the Newport that the house ta: their home, that Gordon Sproul, Univerllity of Cali· Harbor O>•mher ol Commerce. they own and occupy It. and that fornia prealdent, now ln Ma.cow. Kr. lrwtn hu been a member Of the replJn are neceuary to make According to Dr. Dybtn., moet DUam ,.,., aedil pMlnm It !be -bnlldl ..,i-they will be giTeD frimdly lllallim. A oew boakld , , '~-"-' -•-·1 ble conta•n1ag ™ 11 ..., an• • Newport Beach, Califonlia -Opi-tte the Am-- the San Fl'anci9oo Ol&mber of It a&te tor habitation. SlgnJng lhla popular ot the modem &Utbo1'8 are Commerce for more YMn than statement ctvu them a priortty. Dret.eer, Lel\11, Sinclair, Heming· many ol u. have beal alive, but be Many landlorda and tenanta have way. Stein.beck, Hersey, Aldridge, ls .w.t rotnl' stro:nc and cl•tma been .eektnc uu. help but &re Pearl Buck.. Caldwell, Bromttetd. t1Ue to be the oldee:t man ln ac~e .tymied by the certiticatloo, which DeKruif, PriesUy. Al8o Galsworthy, bu.stneae lite ln the Newport harbor they cannot truthfully atgn. ac-Jack London, O'Henry, Twain, .,.._ cordina' to Stanley Mark, WPS Shaw, Wells, Kipling, Conrad and Ill'-"''"!'_, ......... "'~ vm'-UIAJ! !'I.AN.· I Is '• .. ,_ or Riehm wl Ila prtorttl• chief. What they ahould H&rdy. Soviet interest tn A.Dgl0- Kr. and Mn:. Don Bunch and do I.a to apply &t WPB headquar-American cl••atca run.a the gamut f~~=~§~;;;;;;~;;;;;~~~~~~ d&ucbter, Loe Anple:a. are at the tera. 1oa1 South Bro&ctway, Loa from the we>rka ot obecure 17th A.. a Oe;"dence bame on $e•1hore Anple._ tor priority &id, using century poeta to the latest Amtt4 Drl•• for the week. Kr. Cleivtdence t orm WPS Ml. lean abort et.ory collection, and 11 plm1ns an atnwlon ot the nrmera ,thould apply through from Shakeape&re to Herman M:el- bouM, which be bu ju.at pur-their local oounty farm committee. "f'ille. chi""'. ci'flnc tbem a Uvtng room Mark pointed ou.t that prtorttle1 Book contrlbutlona may be left llaU Wallh Spuwtfkh!ag. 20 by 24 feet. a.re gt•eo only for repaln ot dam-at all county and city llbr&rtea and age c&ued by tire, flood. or other bn.ncbea which are acUng u book Oa•stfted ~ aft big llU1ou8 damap Usat_ would m.alce a depot.I, and all R.uuia.n Relief com· returns from a anall inYeltmeot. dwelllng actually unafe or unttt mtttee branchea &nd be&dquarten. Ille. YOUR CAR WITH GENUINE PRE· Bat first come in and take a loo Bake Oven •• then you'll see why our AR PAINT! aiour fine • are fops! One-Day . Service - -Credi ·If Desired All Work Guara teed H .ARRISON PON l~C CO. s.ta Au • • • toroocupancy. l:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i "Not," be added, "luot to beau. Ufy tbe place." 'Ibe Harry West.oven bad plan- ned to spend .,me Ume thle rum. mer at thelr Corona del Mar home but word bu been received by frlendt that Kre. West.over, Doro- thy and Harry .... opendlng •ix weeke on Long Ial&nd and tbe fa.m- Uy may not. pt back to N•wport Beacb. Dorothy cnduated from the Univeraity ol Kiatl.-ippt &t Osford thl.a spring and will con- Unu.e her ltudlu ln the fall. not retumJng to the coaat. Quality Lumber ud Building M•teri•I• • COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. R. E. ,HOSTETLEll ""°"""' • Work in an Essemal Industry with Navy Contract and Post War Plans • Burners Chippers Drat'111men Electricians Helpers -All Crafts Laborers Machinists Pi fitters _pe Riggers Sbipfitters Shipwrights W~lWen Welden-Pipe & Plate ' Stael Corporatl-. NEWPORT BEACH YARD . • t 'el Ao I RR%·-aa•• • R , ... S 2 .. - Fresh Daily Dellctowo Sea -Or, complete equipment wbm you want to catch your own.. HORMEN FISH MARKET ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH Lumber and ·Building Materials Bay District Lumber Co. -UJO 118 OQABT m<IHWA.Y GORDON B. FINDLAY OONT&AOTOa -11tJD.DD MAINTENANCE AND REP AIR OUR lilT.cLU.TY Cabinet Shop Service Offtee Oabinet Shop WO Cout Blvd. 40'7 SOth St. ~ill Pb. 2388-J WWl'Gld' DAfDt QAl.Jr. ONCE AGAIN SAM'S SEA FOOD CAFE • I Offen Yoa Che ll'lllest Place to Dine la Oruge Oonnty: All New ••• Even the Location ••• 0..Balf IDie Eu& of Old Looaaoa on oOut Blgh ... :y. Beautiful New c.oddail Bar ..... . We Lead~~ Iii the Serving~ -SEAFOODS- .• AI.$() YiOUR ·kind of STEAKS ~ VlStt otJR Kl'1UIEN - 5-'I Sea Food Cafe ud Fish Market __ ...,IQ • . • • I I ..... ,... Jfsapwt 81 .L aaien F 0 • Tl ,,,, ~ 14 ,J.MI DEIUI HUNTING Your frlenda·and ~ Ev ER N_, County lod -In tlle S&m KcGW Of t11e ~ ota1e up to Aug\llt 8 wltll total CUm>tet .,...,_, Wut Oomnf •-'-or aee.. kWe4, .. iwport • ...,,,, .. w just --• trcm tll• llt&te !lab and game CCD· tllfte weeb' vacation which . lie NEWS -TIMES CLASSIFIED AD l.S Al OPPORTUllTY ! Read Thein for Profit • • • Uae Them for Renal&. • ' I . ---'lo---U you don't thld what you are Jooktng for adYertlaed In this l8llue Phaoe Newpcxt Beach 12or13 and place your 01VD ~ --- -"" read. NI.pa -.nty report.-opent <rlaltlns. Illa b.ome town Of eel w taluD, wltll Kcmterey COW>-Atlanta GL He aloo vlalted In N-, !~~~~~§~j===~, ,~~~~~~~~~~~=~I ty nut wltll H . Total kill to -Ori--: and -t ll dayo In BIJlllNW -11 EllPLOnmNT OJ!9•.•co .. WA.Nrm 'fO BUY date WM 812 -twued In Waalllngton; 0. C.0 wltll Illa clauirh· J ----~· ---+-----n BOAT8. lltlft'UU ll '••t ........ FOR 8~21-ft. sail~ $360. 120 A.b&lcme avenue, Balboa Ia. land U..Uc ,BOATS-Bot, llol4 ud ._ Ku1nellnak>-andl'anll llARlNl< SAoLVAGJll AN1> Kll'O. co. •'I DAI. E8TA.D ·-••~ •~ 1ut GENERAL OONTIU. G Re-WAlfTED-HOTEL KAID. Balboa WANT TO BUY-Bay front bouoe. --· -yur. tu. ' Inn. ~ 960. &-ttc Around J15,000. Broken protect-You Can't Beat This One CHARMING 7-ROOM OCEAN FRONT HOME on lot and a half Kn. Jamu Fraot and .... Mar-pair and -mu Un, Oullboua avenue, apct Satur-~er. MOtl F!D19 ave.. New· lllXPERJENCED houaeJ<eeper. Liv• eel; &loo Balboa bay front lot day and S··-•ay u ~·e.i. of Kr. port Beach Pl>. U.._K. '3-tfc -~ azound 18,000. Sm< "W"" c/o -•-·1 In. Two chlldftn. SllO ptf' w-N.,...Tlmee. 62-ltp and Mn. A. J . ScbJlling, Torrance. Call Newport 608. M-tfc ------------Mn. C. B. Halliday returned R 0 0 F S CX>MPLETELY FURNISHED Friday to her home In Altadena Applied or Re1J&lr<d HBLP W ANTED-8""1 poJlllen. afUr spending moat of tlle week Free Eot.lmatea ll F'.on Apply Villa Mt.rln&. 801 Bayalde Babies Needs Clothing, Crlba. Bugglea, High Chalra. Rock•rw. Play Pena.' etc 80llO W. central Ave. Pl>. 2888-W: ~E downstairs Newport P•cb, Goltt. K-Ulo W1th be-r niece, Mrs. E. D. Goodell, W . J. Benbow, 3802 Ave. Drtn, Newport Beach. 69--tfc 1 m upstairs 1 ght Housekeeping Unit in rear-extra bath. 3000 Ocean Front. ~ Pbone Npt 1012 J . M·tfc HELP W~Man tor main· tenance boat yard. Experleru:e PenDBYlvania Oil EVERYTHING WANTED BY PRIVATE PARTY Bay or Ocean Front Home in Balboa area. Reasonably Priced for All Cash. Write full part.iculars P. O. Box 1834. Santa Ana. Calif. 19" TIDE TABLES tf PAINTINc>- AttentiOn Painters Plenty ot L T Z paate. Coata Me• Paint 6.1!ardware, 18« Newport Blvd .. O>eta Mesa 69-itc wmecemary. Permanent. Phone Galfon -10c ELECTRICAL I Npt. Bch. &19. 59-<tc BOOKKl!:EPER, Office manager. AUTO JACKS Ets-Hokin & Galvan Auto Part.I Service b1Wneu, WESTERN A trro SUPPLY Electrical Contrectont General Moton IJ}'etem. Exper--Cort.a Mesa :li9-ttc 1000 Cottat Jnctnn.y tence preferred but not necee--=--.---------P!J<>»e ISM 97·tfc PAINTING OONTKADl'OB ary, Fumiabed apartment a•all. 11-TON SLOOP or larger, with ---'------'-------- able if needed. Call or write !14r. awdlluy. Brokers protected, give Dinn-hies, Skiffs, Painting -DeQo rating Harding, United Autl>moUve price, et<:. Box ··w-· c/o News-" Root Repair " Flalntlnc Service, san\a Ana. 61.2tp 11mee. 62-ltc Paddleboards ; Sail, S & N II Duck and Rowboats ympson . 0 ar SALE lll8CELLANl:OU8 IO F1JBNlT1JU FOB SALE I! New and U1ed. Ph. Nwpt. 1217-W ~U 88th St. WATSON WOODCRAFT SHOPS 12-ttc ------------G Ra _______ _,_ ____ 1 BOYS Schwinn light weight bl· &S nges 811 Coaet Highway. mCYCLES _Sold. rented or ~ cycle ll60; boy"' Eagle b&lloon Immediate Delivery Newport Beach. Open su.uday1. pe.lred. Vogel'e. 100 Mata. st., tired bicycle UO, perfect con-See the Neweet l49del&. Pbone 601 4.3-ttc Balboa and 208 Morine Avenua. dltlon. PllolMo 1610-W, 130 S. Bay SANTA ANA FURNITURE CO. . BaJboa Ialand. 22-ttc Front. Balboa lala.nd. 62-2tc 4.26 Weat tth Thoa. R . WUliama FOR SALE-Sailboat. Star clau, ------------Santa Ana. Phone 922 ~tc 2 eeta of saila. See G. A.. Uone11, Inimediate Occupancy $12,500 WEISS REALTORS "La's Tallt it Oun"' -.at - 703 E . Central, Balboa. Phone 683 8PEOIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS U Have Your Floors Renewed FOR SALE-Newport Height. lot, 70 x 135. View of bay and ocean. Improved. Phone 32. 8()...-t.tc HOUSE FOR SALE-By owner, 2- story. near acbool; 3 bedrooDU1, 2 bat.ha. 16i2 Second Ave., Co- rona del Mar. $8,500. 61-ttc JAMESON FLOORS 371 Avocado Coeta Me.ea Phone S. A . 1857-J ~9-Stp LISTINGS wanted. Beacll pn>- Hlgb LoW lllgh AUGUST ------------·I FOR SALE-Used bath tub, lav-=-=---~.,.-,--------217 Agate, B&lboa lala.nd. 62-ttc LoW ~ONAL H atory and automatic water beat-FOR SALE-Large Ivory ~r. ------------Washing Machines 11 _22 IF YOU a.re lonely, te Bar. 32, er. Price ror all $35. Phone 1759. twin bed, coll springs, Inner-WANTED -Snowbird sail 1n Repaired perttes and ltomes. Lila B. Mc- Fiirren. with Jack Regan. 6llr12 N . Maln St., Santa Ana. Ph. S. A. 0912. 51-tfc W. 15 Th. 16 17 3:18 8 :Sll 3 :34 3.1 2.t "·" 5:29 9 :43 4:34 3.0 2.7 4.5 7:10 11:09 5:32 3.2 2.9 •.8 i .1 Clarkston, Waah. Se d ·~~· '""' 62-2tc aprtng ma.ttreu, dressing table, good condition. Slip 69 Udo Parta For All Makes ....,....,..... extra twtn bedl. old style daven-Yacht Anchorage. Saturday and BUY WAR BOND& PAINTERS ATTENTION -Pre· port 6. club chair ln fair cond. Sunday. 62-2tc Pt.ck ~~very. ..... L08T AN» roUND II war all bristle brusbea, 1lzel Two large library tablea, oak. FOUN~Pollte dog. Owner can from 1 In. to 5~ ln. Alao Gent's walnut t oak dining cbaira 3 FOR SALE -13-ft. motor boat, 768~uhing Macd,hin~-~o~ 18 8:03 1:18 6:23 3.5 0.7 5.2 8:35 1:57 7:07 S.8 0.2 5.6 12:14 2.9 1:03 2.7 Tid• .,.. pi.eed ill order of OCC\l.JTPOL Wstat t1CW-L Ill.; dark ftSUJ'W P.. DL BUY WAR BONOS Save Time! Tile ad la ~ in the News-'l"llllal WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD 811 Coast Highway 101 Phone Newport 866 ttt • Mooringa au.d space available for Beata for Sale • l'1lddJe Boards for llellt by the ....0 or month. TELEPHONE OPERATORS NEEDED Service Men and War Worken Are All Depending Upon Our Girls at the Switchboards • GOOD PAY WHILE LEARNING AND REGULAR !NCR.EASES SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE CO. 100 East Bay Ave., Balboa er !514 'iii No. Main St., Santa Ana ~t at A'1111l111111V lleqllire4 SNOODLES •u.e ... have by ldenU!ytng aame and bicycle. 404 Clubhouse Ave.. lron f~lding day beda. eev~ral' $32.5. 226 Via Udo Nord. 62-'tc 1 t\~~B~~ __,., ~ttc paying tor th1a adv. Phone N. B. Newport Beach. Phone 165:2~,ftp other artlclee. Pb: Newpt. tk FOR SALE-I. C. clau aailbo&t. ------------ Best Buy in Balboa 1109. &2-ltp ------------55-ttc Idea.I tor beginners or children. ''More For Your Monefa' U ll d F S "ts =---,-.,..-------$13:5.00 complete. Paddleboard, LOST-On beach at 8&100... la.dy'a IlC8 e Or W FOR SA.LE-One 8 x 17 uaed rug, $lO.OO. 1139 W. Ce.ntral Ave., We have juat lnatalled S new 8.C· FOR SALE-+nn. Stucco wltll '-room turn.labed apartment over 2-car garage. Hardwood floors, patio, tireplaee, mod· ern. Poaeeutm with eaerow. Hamilton wrt.at watch. gold 200 men'• aulU, 14.96 up. Top price $~.00. Phone 1759. 62-Ztc Newport Beach. Phone 1974. torymethodRetreadmoldawbich band R d. Call N Tim and rain coat.. Watcbea, ward-------------give & deeper tre'.ad than new · ewa.r ew•-ea. FOR~ SALE-Electrolux ret..t ... er-62-ltp ls 62 2tp robe trunlul, gu:o&.. fteeldn•, 220 • '1!t -,--:--:-:::-~..,,----::----tiree, meaning more mileage. ' -&t r and Penn.vlv&nla Dutch '."" W. Ocean, Long Be"cb 6-ttc ·--,, FOR SALE-12-ft.. Clinker built, i Leave Urea In the morning and LOST IN BALBOA Sunday, lady's ------------cupboard; alao a.nUque furniture newly paJ.nted. John80ll outboard. have them recapped or repaired Longin ea wriat watch, inacrtption WE HA VE good uaea pi&noe for con.aisling ot desk, table, rocking Reel. star drag and apUt bamboo by evening or we pick up your Balboa Peninsula $6,000 Cash; balance like rent on back. Reward. 911 E. Central $90, $126, 1196, 119!5 up. Jl1ne cha.tr, etc. Phone l!ill·W. rod, excellent condlUoo.. Surf rod, car and deliver same d&y. Free Ave. Phone 1708. 1;2-2tp grandll 189:5 up. Tenna. Some 62-ttc double built split bamboo &nd loa.nen if dealred. Money back for rent. 30 ye&n in Oran.re FOR SALE-Hi h r~I. 3111,1 Apo1ena, Balboa Ia-guarantee is your aasurance. LOST -Pair of plaatlc rimmed county. Dans-Bchmldt Plano Co., g oven gas range. land. Phone s . A. 1080, ext. 311 costa Mesa Tire & Retread Shop glaseea, corner of lla.rguerlte Ir &20 N . Matn. Santa A.n&. 5ttc Call 197l-,J. 62-'tc our oeW addrea Cout Hlway, Corona del Mar. 8 a.. m . to 5 P· m. 6Z-2tc BO•n, s-~ U 17&0 Newport Blvd. Phone Newport U Return to Charlotte's Beauty FOR SALE -Large el..ze Neaco n "' .... ~ MUSICAL a RADIO M Salon, 609 Coaat Hiway, Corona Electric Cooker, with broiler. A-1 -----.,.--==,.-------Tel N . B. 2M2 M-ttc or addreu Box K FOR SALE-49-tt. off ahore crula-------------del Mar. 61-3tc condJUon. P. O. Box 3!i, Newport 24-HOUR ~~~~~~~~~~~=~ n --·• •9.tfc er with heavy duty atern, Ma-• Newa.. Times, Newport Beach ff.tt WANTED TO BENT ~ " r1n g1n s1 ·-1n 2 • Radio Service EMPLOYMENT OFFCM•> 11 ------------e en e. eeps ....... ca.,.. J Arri d Ina. Sell subject to lqapectlon S. O. S. Radio Electric WANTED -Girl, 21 or over. to USt Ve $6600. Swalea Yacht Landing, 215 Marine, Balboa Ialand help ln reataurant. Midway Cate, Freab Hearing Aid 17th a: cout Ht-Way, Newport Phone 780 59-ftc WANT TO LEASE-Two bet-room home year Tound. Part owner of El Paraiao cate, uo McFadden Place. Phone 1360-W. '57-tfc Practically New Home On Peninsula Completely Furnished Immediate Poeae11ton 15th St. aud Ocean FronL BATTERIES Beach. 62-2tc -~=--====-=--:-- 62 2t RADIO REPAIRS-All m•kee; -P Gundereon Drug Co. 7 ~-·-S • WA.NTED--Snowblrd tn lat clua tu"-. etc. Marlne 1lnectricl.an. WAN~Fountain girl, Gunder-ll -......u. t. Pb. "15 Ph. 2.4.17. Burt Norton. 1111 60-tfc condition, price no object. Pbooe WANTED TO RENT-OU aecu· tive deslree to lease a 8· or 4-bedroom home on Balboa la- land for 9 mos. Starting In Sept. Phone Nwpt. Bch. 1715-M. $10,000 son Drug. Phone !515, 117 Main ------------1697.w. 62_2tc Oout Hpy .. Newport Bt1dt st., Bal-. 62·2tc Flash Lights J...tto 2 Houses WANTED -2 journeymen Pa.int- ers. MlLllt be neaL T op wa.gea. Johnny's, Palntera Ir Decorators. Phone Laguna Beach 331-t. FOR SALE--17-ft. motor boat; 1------------111- Toys -Games motor completely overhauled andDOG ___ S.-'-,CA __ TB..,..._A_PET8-=---'-,--- Newport Pharmacy rebored. \'riC• $275. Pilon• 1759. Cocker ~pies 62-ltc 62!.2tc , H. J. S er 58-Btc Ne&r Bay, on lot 70x7L $13,500 . 62-f.tc WANTED TO BUY 11 SEVERAL cruleera and auxWary Between HamUtoo and 19th St. ------------Mill bo&U. Swalea Yacht La.nd-on Myers Road, Costa Mesa WELL tolOWN buainees want. location in Balboa and Balboa ltland for Dry Goods, Gift and Notion store. ·Need 1200 to 3000 aqua.re feet. Write Box "B" c/o News-Ttmee. 61-ttc Bay Front Lot ~ Ba.yo Tract ------------Secretarial Position Offered To the young wodian who wants a job with perm.an.. ency plua tde&I working con· dltiona. Call ln pereon. . P. A. PALMER Lido Isle Proeerties 3333 Vta LIQo Newport Beach. Cal.i!ornla 60-ttc VAGRANCY F1orence Parse of HunUngton Beach waa gtv~ 30 days ln the county j&il tor vagn.ncy, with 10 days or $20 &dd.itlon&l tor being drunk on city st:rffl.11. • WILL PAY CASH fO!' .1'0W' tur-tng, 17th Ir Coe.at HJ-Way, New-62-Ztp nib.In or wbat have you. Pboae port Be ch 62 2t $1l,OOO .I..:... Nwpt. 2000. 0. R Crawley, Tbe a . • c 8PEOlAL ANNOUNCEMENTS II Food Buket, 1812 Mewport Blvd., Coeta Me-.. 99-ttc IF YOU wa.nt to aell your old piano eee WI. We pay bighut cub price. 30 yean In Orange rounty. Danz-Sc.hmJdt Plano Co-. 620 N . M'.a1n. Santa Ana. &-ttc VOM HOFE, PFLUEGER and BRONSON-COXE Marlin and Swordflab REELS Equipped with irpUt bamboo roller tip rods. Balboa lala.nd Sporting Goode 222 ~ Marine A venue Balboa Ialand 59-4tc . - ATTENTION DIVERS -DIVING KEYS MAOE WHILE YOU WAIT w. L. Jordan SCOW. See thia compact unlt Vogel'a, 100 Main SL Balboa and WANT!l:D TO RENT-3 bedroom 700 East Central. Balboa complete with galley, radio, glue 208 Marlne Ave., Balboa Telend houae with option to buy, 6 mos. Phone 153 62-ztc bottom. ground tackle. etc. A 22-tic rent In advance. Prefer Balboa ------------ lteal at S350. Peyton S...t Wlut., R I D I N G Island. Addt"eBo 11<0 N . VLota, At Corona de! Mar Coaat HlgbWlly. 60-<tc Hollywood 46, Calif., or call 1 Bedroom Home Along Hlll!rtde Trails In beaut!. Granite 6212. 157-ttc $4500 ATTENTION F1SHERMEN-For ful,Laguna canyon, $1.50 per hr. Unf . h d H eale, 37-fl, two-mUted motor Hay Ride. Arr•nged. WANT TO RENT-Father over-UTillS e Orne Sailer, li,t'" planking, copper Horses Bo•rded, aeaa, baby urgenUy needs 2·bed-$2000 r1vlted, toilet room, lee bos.ea, Phone Laguna 28715. 4&--ttc room house. or apt. for mother See aleepa four. Moorinp oft 15th ----------...,--and aunt. Box 148, Corona del W . J . HOLCOMB SL, extn, if boat eold. ·Also <7 Carpenten Available Mal". Ph. 578-J. 60-itc 1517 Coast Highway h.p. Elco Marine engine cheap. for general maintenance C.orona del Mar Completely overhauled. Inquire a.od repair Stores For Rent ''Where the Fta~ Fly'' 62-ltc at 1352 W. Central Ave., New-0 . Z. ROBERTSON 22nd and Newport Blvd. port Beach or 2171 Orange Av•.. Call Newport 83 Costa Mesa Costa Mesa. 6l-'tP 42-ttc One 1-t foot by 35 foot UAI. E8TA"n: WANTm .. By Cy Hungerford One 15 t oot by 35 toot (corner) Bay Front Properties Are In Demand . .- ...... ... ~ ,--,- l<ow Dor: i5 ALI.. Q,I(, Edwin Munsey, Phone 1877~ 62·•tc We will appreciate your U.tingll 1 WANT TO RENT-House tTailer tor • m onth>. Mrs. Gall Storey. Harbor Invest. Co. ' Pilon.. Santa Ana 8713-J-i. Realtors IN • I 62-2tp 30th at W . Central ~~iN ----------...:. Tel: 1600 60-<tc I WANTED TO RENT-Young Bin-------------fifalE'eS gle man deeires apartment tor MOlllWY TO LOAN 11 '\~ 'BllT Sept. to June, turniobed. SAAAB ~LO~All=s~TO--BUILD--.-buy-,-=-pz-o-ve, ,l ,.... .nEfL employee. Phone N . B. 2491-W modern.la or retlnancw. • I' after ~:30. 62-<tp Nawport Balboa hdero1 Se~ ~~ U •t. DTAD '' and Lou .Awsftttm niffE HOUSll: FOR SALE-In COl'Olla aaaa Via Udo T-1 r' -llOO V del Kar, 3 bedrooma. $8750. Call ADIVMOttta • n N a -=--- Nowport 1736-M. 69-1.tc 41 PACKARD 1lO SEDAN-'1505 Radio- 38 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN '1000 Radio- ' 36 CHEVROLET DELUXE '460 OOACH 35 CHEVROLET STANDARD '465 CX>UPt;- 34 CHEVROLET DELUXE '485 SPORT SEDAN- AD Prices Within OPA Oelll~ • ALL OF THE ABOVE CARS HAVE GOOD TIRES EXCEV Lmn" MECHANICAL CONDITION, Cl.EAN i:iPHOI8l't:Kt' .AND GOOD PAINT AI.SO SE\1ERAL GOOD 'lllANSPORTATION CARS • 7 Good lledwdcaJ Olodltlaa -Goad. 11re9 We Trade 1-GMAC Telma CULB~RTSON CHEVROLET 00., Inc. a.malet: A: QMpa+?b"e J)Mler 30al. WOil a.tnl-A ..... NewpoaL ICll ~ .......... Ss?O •1111 • • ' ' I • ' • !'ft!!!ll~'Tl~ .. ~--~~~~~~:.....,----~~--~~~~~:--~_:·~~W!i\~C~J~l~~~~~~~Wlll:.!!'."..!.!'• ----_ 7 cr.11..,., ....... u, 1NI L - State Pres. U.D.C: Attends Functions, Pl~s Luncheon /or State Officers . Ha or Fe1ninine Activities KIM Gertrude Kou~, 2117 ftcen of the Jamu Park Cllldwell But Oentnil a•enu•, Bal-, otate chapt ... ct Leo Angeleo at th• --'Phcoes;.....;.=;.;;...13-'-_anl!-+_:ni ________ +_ By_"!'_lnlfred Barbre pnoldet>t of the United Il&ugbten home ct Kn. B. I .Davia on Lopn ct 1lle ow-racy. WU a gueot .u.et. She ..... gueot at • ta& Mesa Scouts 'n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weatherford f« a WMk at the home of Kr. and gtvm by lira. Stanl<ll. -rotary C · T Pl Cel b t Gold W dd' t B lb -. Emil H•naen, Panorama Tu-or th• Cbildr<n'• Home ooclety and amping r p ; an e ra e en e 1ng a a oa While there .Jhe visited Warner which wW ~ given ln September + Residence Phooe 1637-R Three Birthdays Celebrated at Newport Home ...., uo11ywooc1. c11acu-1 with 1>er • 1arp tra Court of HoJor I ' Brot.bera• etudi<>e wbere her ha.t to interest Southern Ct.ltfo1"2'.i& A. th.rte-day c&m at ~per salt .. •-the electrical de .. ·-ent. memben ot. U. D. C. lo contrtbut-1 "" t-........ Juan camp waa he.Iii Augual 3 to watched tzyoui. of a yo1m.• actor iDg to tbe support of child.ten of ~ th ta hlch t ~ by the HD.ior ltaff and honor and aaw the new aeta Of "Night sou em pan:n ge w are a patrol of Troop 6, cbeta Me. Boy a.ad Day"' and eta of other ta.moue the home for adoption. ~ · Klu Montgomery wu guest at Scout& She wu in the receiving line and -.ted at the chrlat<nlng party for Bton Jr., am.all son of Mr. and Kn. B1cn Provoat, where 150 sue-ta were entert.ained a.t a. buf- fet supper, aerved in the houae and patio. Another affair wu the open bouae for lad.lei and luncheon at tbe Rou.lyu hotel given by the Democratic League of Men where O:mgreaswoman Helen Cahagan WU apeaker. a brunch gtven by the War Actlv-HJkea into the ~ounta.lna a.nd ltlea committee ot Loe Angele. swim..m1ng ln a lflC t pool on San whue Caeear Romero, motion plc• Juan creek feat the trip ture actor and Navy man ln land-Special than.kt wrre voted S tnc b&rge operaUone on SaJ.pan Young, wbo not only provided th(' and Guam, wu epea.ker. Report.8 boya with a tine C&mJ> grill but aho were given. by heads ot com.m.ittee• supplied the bacon ~ go with it! and tuture actlvitlea were dlacuu-Tb.&n.Q wwe al10 extended Moo- ed. The M.ate president appointed roe NetUe. for tbe gif t of an b"er hOllteu, Mn. Ha.naen, &te elaborate dfJllk in whkh to keep chairman of Waz Bond drives for troop recorda, and to Mrs. Hall, the orp.ntzatioon. who aided in tran.porU.ng the Three birthday• were obaerved when Mr. and Kn. 'Howard Ger· rlah eoterta1ned with a dinner at thelr home, 118 29th street, Sun- day afternoon. Thoae so honored were Jeanne Ann a.nd Kay Gerrlah, daughter and daughter-ln-l&w ot the hoetl, and Diana Margwarth, Newport Height.a. It was the ejghteenth annjverary for both Jeanne Ann and Diana., and Kay 1 wu twenty-<>lle. 1 Cuesta included Kr. and Mra. J . H. Bn.dley, Mr. and Mn. R. M:un- eon and daughten Joanne '&nd M&.rilyn ot Rlven:ide; M.r. and Mra. E. H. Bradley and daughter Carol Ann Of Orange; Mr. and Mrs. F . E . Denemore and Peggy N ellaen of Long Bea.Cb; Mr. and Mn&. c. H . Blue and daughter Llnda. sue. Mrs. Caylord Blue, Mnt. Mabel Ulve. Mn. Orpha Blue, Mra. Caaale Blue, Di&na Margwartb, and Mr. and Mra. Keith Gerrlab of Costa Mesa.. Club aetivitlea of the at&te prea- kknt bl.eluded l.DStaJl&t:ion of of.- LI D.O THEATER ...-nu Fn>e e..-. Box om... ai-a .. •:JO p. m. w..unee &aklrdQ a& 1:'6 CoallDuoaa 8Wld&J rrom i:ao Wed.De.day Only "BOSTON BLACKIE'S RENDEZVOUS" a.n.d .. SCA.BED STIFP' Thun. -Fri. -Sat. Ida Laplno-Sydney Greenstre&t "PILLOW TO POST" (• Comedy) A Mm1cal FeatUJ"ett.o "Boogie Woocte" Cartoon -Unmual Oceupatlons New• 8wt..·Mon.-Tues.. -Next Week "HAVING A WONDERFUL CRIME" ...... "TARZAN AND THE AMAU>NS" WedDellday -Next Week NMY PAL WOLF" and "DANOEBOUS PASSAGE"' Tb.nn.·Frt.·S.t. -Nest Week HJIRINO ON THI: GIRLS" OomlnC' "I•'• In ibe Bae''. H8alty O'Rourke", ""Medal tor BennT', 'Murder, Re 8a71", "'Out of Tb.la World", "Expert- mmat Pert.loue", 'One Thousand Oae Nlchta". BllY w.t.a BOlrDS At her home ld.l.18 Montgomery boys. entert&Jned chairmen of comm.It· Memben of the .en.Jor stat! wer~ tees ot Emmi San.eon chapter, Aulat&nt Scoutma.et.e-rs Rlcb&rd Santa Ana. including Mrs. Spin· Dodd and David Oardn.er and the nett& or Orange, preetdent: Mra. troop acrlbe, Robert Nettles. In A. J . Hauchton, rtnt vice-president , the booor patrol were David Ol&m· and Mrs. William Bate1 of Yorba. I bers, Leonard Hall, Jack Wooda, Linda, past president. Mias Loui&e Donald Woods, BUly Riddle, I.IRoy Montgomery L9 recording aecret:A.ry carter. Stanley Young, Richard and chairman or the year book Taylor, James Nettles, Stephen 1'1r. and 1'7n. Stephen \\·eo.therford, S.22 AJ\•;:,,rado pt.ace, Balboa, who committee. Kauer, Wayne Corbin and Robert bou&e both attcmooo and evenlnr, reoe.1'1.nl' oonp-atulattom of tbelr I celebrated tbelr rolden "'eel.dine anntvenary Monday wttb u open On August 18 a luncheon will ScotL Accompa.nyin( the boys wu many frienM. be beld at the Montgomery borne Scoutma.ater Haroldj Ha.11. f 0 tat U boa d On Auv11st 7 the 1entor a.n.d Sixty years of married lire rest actual age. or 4 s e execu ve r metti· "~ bl d hai ' j unior st.arr held a Cree.n Bar coun. lightly on tbe ahoulden of Mr. and At the lace covered ta e, ecor-bers and c rm.en or conven 100 ltt h f U d t th ! ciJ at the home or Scoutmaster Mra. Stephen Weatherford, 322 Al-1 ated with velvety ~ da.hllu from comm ~es w o unc one a l' I 1-~ ti In M Hall with 11 meaiben5 present. I vorado Place, Balboa, "·ho cele· the Earl MorrO\.I." garden and ....... -state conven on ay. . 1· 1 k The prtnclpal subjects or diacus bnLled theu-golden weddln1; ann1-ed \\·ltt: all k 1nds of de IC OWi coo · slon were a mob1llutlon plan a.nd veraary Sunday and Monday, snr. \(!!'. Mrs. Ell:r..abeth Matthe"tVI or Give Dollan to Uncle Sam whiJe the coming Court ot Honor to ht! rounded by their children and ~'.!.n Pedro pree!ded at lhe punch yoo can! Buy War Bonds! held Wedneeday, Au(USt 15 ln co1 -many friends. Lo~·\. A granddaughter, Fayette junction with a pot luck dinner tu:-on August 13. 1885 the marriage Beemer or Salina, Kan., wu in .-------------;I the parent8 u a part of the pro-lloe8 "·ere read at 11 a.. m. at the charge of the guest book and all gram. A great many high awarc!JJ; bride's home ln DanvUll', Boyle during the aft.ernooo and evening will be preamted at this time. county, Ky., and an.er the cere-houn friend.a dropped in to extend Why Suffer? Bvkvhe, Headache&. Palu In Groin and Lep-1..on of Vital· tay-"Always 'nred"-Wab and Low Blood PJ"e98UJ'e -.. Sllp- pl.n(" -Growlq Old befo"' your ttme-Anemla.--81d.n and KJdney Allmeata respond quick· ly to our Exclualve Technique wttbout Of'llPt Pa1n, Surgery or Injections. Mesa Legionnaire Heads Co. Council 1 mony th.e young couple mounted congratulaUons, many brillgiDg their hone• and rode l~ mile• to I lovely n owere and potted plants. the home of the groom, where the On Sunday afternoon membera I wedding reception wu held that of the family gathered a.round, tour I evening. of the couple'• five children being Glenn L.. Cramer of ea.ta' Mesa The bride wore for her wedding pruent. and Mrs. Weatherford's waa i.Mtalled. commander of the a brown wool d.reu tr1mmed with alater, Mn. Paul Rel.mer of Comp· Orange county council of the aout.c.che braid, and for the jour-ton. An abeent daughter, Mra. Wll- America.n Legion at the Tustin ney lbta waa coYered with her long lta.m Wallace of Girard, Dl., plane Legion hall Friday by the Santa i black riding habit. With tt ah·· to co-me out here thl1 w1nte-r. Chil· Ana. ln8ta.llaUon team wider the ¥.'Ore a small rose hat and on 1rP'1 pre:ent Included Mn. Clyde lead of D. B. "Lucky'' B&1dwtn. re&eblna' b e r delltinatlon • b e Beemer . .._allna.. Kan.: Mrs. Patrick Retiring Commender K . B. changed to a roM: gowu for the 1-rays, San Pedro: Mrw. George Rigby conducted lb.ti meetin.I and reception. lt tOOk three hours or White, West~~ ~gele~~ -r:u- Dr. E. F. BeU, D . c., Ph.C., other offlcen lDatalled were Oaud•\ more to 'cover the diatance which 1 llam 1weathe 0 d hndorw an.d et;:;:, 101 HDd Street Payne, vtce-comma™'er, Fullerton; today could be covered ln 20 mln-are ~.e"~d ';':n d- Newporl B8C.b. Calli. John Oeary. adjutant, TUl'Un i O. ute1 or leaa. ma gr en. e gran Phone llU -Bes. 1191 D. Beck, cha.plain, Pla.centla and11 .A.a they received their DUUly l 10DI and one grea.t-gn.ndaoc are Boan: TUM. 6 Frl. &:SO to 1:ao C. H . carny, eergeant-at-a.n:n., friend• Monday Mrs.' Weatherlord I in the eervice. ~~Gibe __ r_h_o_ora __ b~1_ap~poln~--~~n~t~ I Garden Grove.. I wu •till beautiful, wtth her gny Mrs. Hays baked the tmmenae --------------------bail' becomingly l.fT"&lll'ed and a w~dding cake, decorated with pink mi.art dreaa of black wt~ 1"09e f"08ebud8 which waa the highlight flowered top, and M.r. Wea£bertord 1 of the buffet dlnntt aerved at 2 looked yean younrer than hl1 p. m. After dlnntt m.&ny lovely I .. girt.I were presented the couple ! I and a gn.ndaon, Uoyd Weather. BALBOA TREATER Box otftoe opem ai .-:'IO p. aa. IAai complete abowtq of a Double Feature Pr"91ram 1tar1ll at 8:SO p: m. \\"ed.DMday Only .. GIRL RUSH" and "HIGH POWERED" Tbu.n. -Frl. -Sat.. Eddie Ca.at.or -Geo. Morphy MSHO \\' B US31\'ESS" Sun. -Mon. • Tues. Ne1:t; Week WOACK TO BATAA.,_'lliri" A Tecbnleolor Featurette ford. who bu already achieved 1 some fa.me as a vocalist In bl.a 13 I yean, 11 an g "Silver Thre&dll Among the Gold." Memben1 of the ta.mJly and a few Intimate friends prteent for the dinner were Eva and Paul Relm~r. Los Ange1ee; Edith and Wllllam Weatherford and eon Lloyd, Norwalk: Oma Lee Meyer, Hollywood : Bernice-&nd George Wblterord, Wet!t Loe Angele•; Ethel and Clyde ~emer and Fay- ette Beemer. Salina. Kan.; Flor- e-nee and Floyd Finley, Loe Ari· ~le11 ; Mr. and Mr-a. Patrick Ray• and Mr. and Mn. Matthews, S&n Pedro . It's an open book that college girls have come of age. N o more Sloppy Joes. .. STAr BBIGHT'' Dhoey Cortoon-COmedy, New. Wedneitday • Next \\'eek Birthday Luncheon At Mesa Home , Today their suits speak of excellent ta.iloring; swea.t~n a.re choice quality ... and ditto their other demand. See the super collection in Ran~1n's Col~e Sh•p now! Coll<g< Sh op-Suond floor • • • ' • • .. GOIN' TO TOWN" and .. \\'HAT A BLOJ'ltl-i>E" Thun.·Frt.·Sat. • Nert Week "ROUGHLY SPEAKING" Com!nc: .. Slp of the era..", ''Victory", "Fri.too Sal", "Rav· lnc a Wonderful Crime", une-- trayal from the Eut" "*Bon· eymoen la Ball." BUY WAR BONDS 304 Marine Avenue Balboa Island Phone 1827 Featuring --- • ; Mn. Walter Hooeycutt, 2020 Harbor boulevard. Coeta Mese., celebratt"d her birthday recently and invited relatives to aha.re the f~stlve luncheon. Gueata included Mr. and Mn. Walter Alvord. Pacl!lc avenue, and Mr. and Mra. Ed Walker, Newport Beach. S. A. Drill Team 1 nstalls Officers fo.r Mesa Legion and Aux. The Santa Ana drill team com- posed or Santa Ana and Garden Grove men led by "Lucky" Baldwin and A.rt Ecklund ln.ttalled orrtcen of the American Legion Poet and Ladles Auxiliary or Costa Mesa at a joint 8e8slon Tueaday evening in the Legion ball. The new commander, John Web- ster, wu not able to be present, being Ul with fever, and Harold Grauel substituted for blm. NeoN Legion officers lnclude J obe Web- ster, commander ; Lester Patcb, first vtce-eommander ; J o a e p h Turek, chaplain; Everett Rea, hia- torlan; Gou Crable, finance of- ttcer, and Kenneth Brown, ser- geant-at-arm.a. New O(flcera of the AUXillary are Edith Delaney, preaident; Hat- tie Tait, vice-president; Anna C?"amer, eecreta.ry; Dorla McCin- nls, treuurer; M'a.r;Y FarrlngUm. sergeant-at-a.rma; karie Filber, executive committee-woman, and Emma Hall la junior put pre8l- denl Applicati<>n1 of two membera, M.ra. Leet.er Patch and Mrs. Otto Dodd, were accepted at the meet- ing. Fidelis Class In Discussion of S. S. Problems Mn!. Everett Rea. who 11 super· intendent of the cbildren'1 depart- ment or the Coeta Mesa Commun· tty church Sunday school, talked at the meeUng of the Fi.delis cl&.a1, held Wedneaday evening at tbe hoine of Mra. Ray Trautweln. Activi.Ues of. the nursery school a.nd younger classes, children'• prohlema and · teaching method• were di!lcuaeed and a general -dl.s. CW18lon was held after the talk. A business seuioo was held with Mrs. Virginia Hoagland presiding. Among those preeent were the Meada.mee Mona Fiaher, Laura Jones. Bern.Jee Hadley, Jackte Cooper, Faye Brock. Jl!!88ie Bollng, Betty Jane Beecher, Leona Crltis, Virgin!& Hoagland, Virginia Lang, Irene Petenien, Besaie Potta, Jane Reid. Helen Trautwein, Roberta Shatter, Regn.a Rea and Doris Taylor, l .iO Congenial Bachelor 50, would like to make arra.nrerneotl t.o RENT a Furnished Room for a month or more wtth a family who bu a boat. References. Box L, r./o N'ewa~ " 1' GLASS _ Glazing •TABLE TOPS •MIRRORS • PI.A TE GLASS The WHAT-NOT SHOP Picture Framing S07 Palm &lboa tj!llltclri!l l!l llMlllllOIJJICll Hll/lllllllllllll l11TIIJll!m tl!ll\I • • . -! FRUIT i i Canning Season i ~ 18 Here ~ ~We.,..., a plmtlral ""Pl''Y o1i ! ~ lliUelell, .... ,.,.. i i Ge& Yam ! I Pima.DIG otJCJ1llDm:ll9 I ; ..... : i GROCERIESI I Cold Meats , ~ i ...... wt v. I thr ! -llUI C)poa I I 11i Mtol's lrooeryi 1* ·-··· ...... o.e. -- Capacity Crowd Revels at Saturday Night Hawaiian Dinner Dance at NHYC A rul Hawaiian party, with Hawa.lian orchestra., linl'ent and dancer9, highlighted race week at the Newport Harbor Yacht club. U8U&lly three nighta: of merry- making feature th.ia annual event, a.nd many yacht.men come down tor the entire week, revelldg under the lk>rt eklee and cool breezes of the bay. But aa for the put few war yean, the dirul!er dance wu again restricted to Saturday night at the three-day aeries ot racing, and all the tun crowded Into ,.one gala evening. '- Thia year the gay throng, seem- ing to 1enae the end of lhe war, talked of. Jtttle elae than of atter- the-w&r uJllng and bo8Ung. The capacity crowd swayed with the Hawaiian music and enjoyed the three native dancers, real Hawail&n girLs, and the native boy doln.g the knife Uan.ce. New Members for Costa Mesa Gran ge Harold Kyle took the master's place at the Thursday evening meeting of the Coeta. Mesa Grange in the abeence or Ma.ster Joseph Bridge Eightsome At Parkes Home Mn. P. V. Parkes, 1777 Orange avenue, entertained with a deuert bridge W-eoday with Mrs. c ·.G. HU8ton u honored gute.. Two tab lee were ln play, thoee enjoying the game being Mn.. Hwiton, Mn. Elmer Wright, l4ra. W , E . Nickell, Mn. A . F . Ml> Kenzie. Mn. J . P. Cooper. KrL C. F . Hand and lira. Sany Bolb1 of Garden Grove. the American Legion hall with 25 members pre.sent. A group of new members have been obligated recently, including Dorla Gray, Clara Honeycutt, Michael Ma.rt.in, Dale J. Hollins- worth, Walter Honeycutt, Olive Mennes a.nd La.Ario Hollinsworth. NEW LINE Craft Greeting Cards Stationery Brookings Variety 800 Cout Hwy. Corona dei Mar Rapier. The meeting wu held in ~-~----------' MATERNITY DR~~ AND SLACK SUITS Good Selection of Sizes and Styles Donna -Marie Shoppe 515 No. Main St-. Arcade Bldr. Saal& Ana Open Dally 11 L m. to 8 p.. m., Sa.tardaY1 'Ul 9 p. m. DELICIOUS "Country Club" BRICK ICE CREAM TO TAKE HOME In Pints and Quarts Pahn Ave1ue At the Ferris Wheel Fun Zone • Balboa ,.------T R EAT---___, . The Folks Back Home to a ROBERTS PORTRAIT of you SPECIAL •...•. , • 00 Roberts Portraiu · 111'1 lfC:-IM 11.u'.!f -M¥8 T TO llOJftVOMMi' W'P. --f' I • •-11.&. .... IP ... ~ • • • '