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Home My WebLink About1945-08-22 - Newport Balboa News Times• • -• 111 SAND CRAB ., SAM - WATllR, HAl!llOB. Two vital post war projects are facing the citizens ot Newport Bea<;h and Orange County-MW!> water and harbor development. It is most gratifying to note that the Chamber of Commerce bas finally decided to remove its restrlct!oos on bow to get Metropolitan water, t h u s leaving the city council with. a free· hand and that group Monday promptly accepted the decision by favoring juncture with the South Coast District and calling a special bond election to raise funds. Despite water wells proponents, it is decidedly Important that we go after MWD water, else .we find ourselves without it and this fast growing community sty- mied in its progress. + + + Now As to Harbor. It is well known that the Rivers and Harbors committee of congress is strongly in favor of matching funds in harbor work, especially in this area. This has long been its atti- tude and while other means may be found to do away with that phase, still it is appe.rent that In such event a county bond issue is neces- • sary to raise Its half ot the $514.000. It is, therefor, a matter of common sense to remain on friendly terms with the entire c 0 u n tr· which is deeply inte.rested ~ Metropolitan water, by vot- 1-ing to come into their water setup. Newport Beach has been kicking the MWD pnr ject around for 15 years; in the last four years its leaders have tried to get together; today they have finally done so. + + + Let Us Pray. Sunday was a day of prayer and thanks for · peace. Rev. Perry Schrock gave his congrega- tion the following prayer: Almighty God, in whose hands are all the nations of the earth. we humbly thank Thee that the end ?--of the war has come. May the spirit of pea<J> sup. plant the spirit of war. Grant to all peoples and races that they may feel their kinship with each other because they are all children of the same eter- nal Father. Free them from jealousy, hatred or selfish ambition. Awaken in them the spirit of jus- tice. fraternity and con-rord. Teach them how to cooperate in the building of a better world. Forgive thine erring children and hasten the day when there shall be peace on earth be- cause there is good will among men. + + + British WayS-On the chance of putting my neck out and getting rubbed down by many local folks. am still going to say what I think about England's plans to scale its debts to the U. S. in half. pay 50 cents on the re- maining dollar. borrow it from Uncle Sam and give him I.O.U.'s for the balance. SUch nerve could only come from the big shots in Lon- don, which is one of the rea- sons why many G.I.'s who spent any time in England were fed up with their super- iority. The English are good ·fighters, are splendid on keeping their chin up in their days of suffering, which no doubt is why they , feel the U. S. owes them a debt ot gratitu.i.,._payment for which is to be made In bard dollars. + + + Cbbag Barbor. Wonder just what the Brass Hats have In mind on opening and Replng harbon closed-Note wba'e Lomg Beach harbor Is operi tlllt that the Coast Guard SIU'S Newport Har- bor la to still remal!f closed. Jult what Is the big Idea! 'lbere Is nothing of an moen. diary military nature around .._ partir that t.oDg Beach ilr Loi ...,,r besn'.t aot. ~ it about tilm to permit 9ie d1? n in baw an lzm. .. -. boats aw eflb• 1 • • • • • • ••• • ~O a .sa 1 ion Newport B8tboa~News Times YOl.mXllYD 008TA J1E8A. CALIFORNU, WZDRAIIAJ', AUOU91' n, lNll' .~1 COM Slate Park Dispute Gels An Airing . Harbor Commission Hopes federal funds Alone Will Improve Newport Harbor Representatives Due Friday, May H ave An- swer to Dredging Bay for Greater Use; County Bond Issue Might Not Pass The chances of Newport Harbor securing an entire fed- eral grant of more than $500,000 for dredging of the bay without strings and without requiring the city to raise half that amount by bond Issue throughout the county will prob- ably be learned to some extent Friday after a visit here of two of California's lewilng-representativesaSheppard or Los Angeles and Phillips of Ban- ning. La.at week Roy N. Edwarda ot Sea Scouts Go • Outside on 'Westward'· It resldents of the bay aw a. sloop 118.ll maje5Ucally out of the ba.rbor into the great expanse TU.eeday, .the war Is not over and the ocean tree tor aalllng u far u Newport Harbor la co.ooem& 1 'the Sea Scouts wtre given spec· iaJ perm..lulon by the navy to take d.ally crut.ea outakt.e co the Wut· ward. former N-clue racing aloop owned by Lymau F'areW'f:U. They will be out tor ttve hours daily. proba.bly for three daya of t:ra.in1ng in navigation and handling tech- nique under the watchful eye of lJeutenant J. Monroe of the U. S. N .R. The 21 boys from the Puadena- ~ Gabrlel area. known a.a s. s. Gung·Ho, were taken out hy B . F. Moler, Commodore of the Orange Empire. area Of the ~ .couts. and will be lkippered by Lff B. Mil· bank of Paaa.dena. J . Gordon Di.ck ia flrst mate a.nd C. Ve-mon May a.a second mate. Moler ls on the night force ot the police depart- ment. Orange. chairman of the county harbor commiaslon wa.s quoted u eaytng that there la conslder&ble proapttt that the gov.-nment will take ~er the entire c08t of deep- eii.tng the bay. He aaid t hat Walter Spicer, when chairm&.Q of the com- mluion visited John R. Phillip• l.a Wuhlngton aome t1me ago learned that the government wu m uch ln· 1 tere1ted ln the dredgtng program bearlnl' ln Wa.abingt.on w. Septem- ber 1941 and 1UbeequenUy ap- proved by the rtvel"8 and barborl committee. It WU Jiven to COD· greu u a poet-war project along with othe-n over the aa.Uon.. Representative Ph1Ulps. w h o representa Orange county, told Spicer, tt wu declared tut Wttll. that ln b.Ja oplnion the federal gov- ernment s~oold sboul4er the re- epon.MbllJty. lie Will probably be aaked about the cbance11 ot the government work when he &rrtvea here. Bond l•u• Supe-rvt.or lrvin George Gordon gave M hie opinion that tt would be dlfftcult to ral.ae $250.000 by a bond luue throughout the county fOt" tht. purpoee alone. No harbc>r tund wa.a announced In the new yt1&?ly budget figure• ju.at rele&Mld by the county. The main channel now la 2~ f'eel deep. the turning buln. and chan- nel.a a.re 20 feet deep, and other cba.Dnela, 8'Jcb u around Bay Ia-- land and Balboa laland, are 10 teet dH!p. All the~ would be-deepened under the dredging program and additional deptha made to enlarge the present turning buin. Mllltary UM 'Ibe youtbe are taking the an-During the war yeara.. much uae n•al tra.totng cruise under the of the harbor WU made by the watchful eyes ot the navy, tor military, upeclally the Navy and which special permiulon waa ob-Co8.lt Guard. but al9o by the Army tained lo u1e a limited area near which operated. era.ah boats out of the harbor. Mohler said. A large-the harbor and 9t1ll m.a.J.ntaln eome, percent4ge Of the boys will soon but u.eea 110me othen for fiahlng be eligible for navy or cO&St guard e-xpeditiona for .ret~eea to Santa enlistment. and wtll probably enter Ana Army J.r Bue. the service. It i1I u.ndentood. There bu en an annual appro- 'Tbe Westward Is a 67·foot aloop priatlon of $1 .000 tor ma.Intenanoe with large,, malrul'l and jib, wtth of the harbor, used for dredging gu auxiliary, and once raced off I filled or allt.ed area.s, but not all the harbor. thla money bu been spent. Corona del Mar Delegatio" At Planning Commission nwarted By Vogel Withdrawing Petition JOHNNY WEISMULLER. bm· WA man, u well u 1wfmmlns champion. Tan.an o.t t.be ~, ln fDO\'le&, ls DOW & recuJ&r weelr.-ender at BaJboa. ,Johnny l. shown "1th ! ~-xear-old 'l:nuny Dukette, llOD or '"'Doke" Dukette.. m•P"C'flf of tbe Grey Ooo8e. ln front or the movie atar'• i-dd.Jeboant eonicea11on In tbe tun zooe. Dukette and WekmuUt:ir are p&rtnen ln the enterpri!e. Supervisors Deny Permit for Kennels A..fU.r having paased the approv&J of the county planning commta- sion. the mucb-diec\.&Mltd requeet nf' Charlee \\1• Bowerbank of SW Beach to open kennel1 at 21st 9U'eet and Nell•port boulevard, Coeta Mesa. wu denied by the board of supervlaore. Accordlng to Superviaor Irvin ~orge Cordon the governing body felt that the a cUon of the planning com..mi.sslon in lmpoe.Jng reelrlc- liona and llmltatlon.e "'ould be il- legal in that It would set a prece- dent for the eatabllahlng of ken- nels. The commlulon had approv- rd the requeat. providing the ken. net.. were kept a cert.a.ln diatance from reeldencee and from the high- way, and w~rt limited to a certain Dumber of dogs. all cocker span- iels. Property owners present at the hearing were aald not to object to the idea of kennels but to the man- ner In whic h they were propo~. At the heart.ng bef'orie the planning commlulon a group of property owners, headed by Secretary F . B . Owen of the chamber Of commerce had proteated th" kennels. An nu al Election Of Red Cross Here Friday Eve ning WHEN WILL IT OPEN? ~l>o *>llopelMid-lawww-tt --T7 -.,._._...-. .... ___ .....,._llo_te Co to -f rom Newport ....,._., taie " s • Ji'aftil Dl8U1et of &be u. S. N•Y7 amt oU .,..,. J t 6'7 a12 '1 (._.&7) that ....... -w111 ... --• ._ ....... ...,. --his .... u.e 'e'hovd ooa•• ; • 7 a .. • .... -· "94 la S...t& A-. "'"Tiie atatemeat raJM"!ela tbe nmor atr11I IMt week to tbe etted: daat tbe order would be uni... wt•? n If, .to " .......... ac· cordtnc" to a Santa Ana newapaper. A Ionr d.lstanee eonftl"'latlon wlD 9Sftl ~n laat Week elldted the lntormaUon from Olptete • ·n'•c, aide to tbe oom.m.andant. that the ltarltor IJdclll .. "\I; I ID a little wtd1e" bot pve DO spect0e UJ:ne;. FIRST STEP TAKEN . FOR METROPOLITAN WATER . City Council Upbraided By Attorney for Refusing Ocean LQt Building Permit Council Re-Convened After Regular Session, Refuses to Repeal' Resolu tion Denying Permit to H ixsons in Corona del Mar . .. Busi.ness. of the city council Mond~y itternoon went off in Jig fash10n. m fact all business apparently had been disposed of within 50 mmutes and the council bad voted to adjourn when things began to happen. After some 30 or 40 minutes it reconvened again, but without the services of the city clerk who had gone home. thinking · Two new ordinance• became taw, ~ wttllout much dla:uuion on re-it was over for the day. their lot. Part of the lot l• under atepi were taken which may remit peallng tbe black~ut ordlnance. The fireworke began upon the Waler at mean high Ude line, the ln calling a spe~lal election tai..r and tllie dTil1an detena law• ot arrival of Shirley E. Meserve, lawyer said, but pl&NI were given 1 to decide on tbe city joln.lng Uw the city &18D per-d out with the prominent Los Angeles attorney to the city building inapector for Metropolitan W&ler Di.trlct, the matton 1**J1 enacted. a.nd ala.ft commodore ot the New-the fntire building, city black'"°ut ordin&nce wu l"e-• Wed eomt Training port Harbor Yacht club. He said Plans Removed pealed. the city clerk civea. the g~ Aa the leaae with the u. s. be hoped lo iind the council lD These plan.s, Meaerve declared, ahead al.gn&I on lligning a. coot.ract Army a ptnw oa October 10 for 11e.aalon lo take up the matter of had been removed or stolen from with the new city archlt~t. and a me ~ tbt we Col.at Tn.tnJ.ng a prote.t to the council upon thelr the building inspector'• otnce, and number Of minoi' problema were Omta, Ole •"""cer In charge notl· reaolutlon of August 6 which, be be wu informed lb.ey had beea aolved by the clty councn in a fled tbe eounc11 that they would aaid. prob.lblted his client. Robert stolen or lo.t. And, u a COOR- short HAion Monday atternoon. dl8eum with m. dty reprMentaUve M. Hlllon, of ~verly Hllie from quence ot the reeoluUon on August Application for a perm.It by a wbctller the ell)' wiabed to acquire using hla own lot tor building 6 sucreeted by the ctty attorney or colorful westerner for a buJldin« an.7 ~t. added to the purpoeea. wtthholding from a building permit under way in Corona del Mar to propaty. Alta mane ~. It Tbe Loa A.ngelea attorney said any contemplated build.i.Jlg 1n thi. hOUM a diapla.y wu held up ..ui ..,... c aeect U..t the qty it:reet that Hiuon had owned lots 1 and area which had been earinarked by the buildlng t. completed. Reque.t coanmtttee .ttould 't'ladt the com· 8 Ln block 82 lo Corona del Mar, councilmen for the IOC&tlon of the for a boulevard .top i.t Vi& lJ.do. m•nAIRI' aftlirw" together with the &pP.&J"enUy fronting the ocean. Hl.!I Coron& del Mar State Pvlt. his and Lafayette wu uked by the stl"Ml ~t and detu-cllelit had an architect draw a plan client had bttn re.fu.ed a. permit Lido lale Com.mun.lty A..uoclat!Clll,. m.tae wlletber certalo lm.proV• &nd the aervice.s of R. L. Patt.eraon to go ahead with hJa home, Meeene a.ad turned over to the cblef ot ..-. -*I mot be rata!ne4. Build-hired u a COl16ulting engin~r . to a.J.d.. pol.ice f or appn>V&l. lrlls ...,... 8Dt nee rfly de&trect. help draft the foundation pl&n1 for The reeoluUcm pawd at th&t .&. motion wu ottered. and. paaa,. but wmr and tire taclllU"' WOUld the home the Hixsons planned oa time, ln h1a opln.lon, deprive. the i-------------r ""°"""'Y' lie acceptable, It ..,.. owner Of the right to uae that tot. Edwin Williams, Cowt~*1'1er titted at :84 Yrs. agreed.. • and withheld it wit.bout conatttu- .a. --at .-:ZS.Ill for damage Weather H•1t tlonal ~t, .. DO coodemnotlon t o _. d a.e c:lt)' can wu re-of the property had started or no ~ to the police deparlml!Dt detail of _ the building deo!gu - apcm lb 1equemt after payment Pl t f•I ~ rejected.. frm:z rt. ftmd tor UIS. ~ an 0 I m While he WU dia&ppointed not to 0nty _. ldd wu rece:lftd, and be adre•ing them in formal ee• (By BESSIE BENEDICT) tllla~fordzfillDgthewater :;,on. he asked that they withdra,. well 00 the dt.7 water l&a.d near s f h e reeolutlon pueed • relative to Mrs. Edwin Williatu and her the Santa Ana r\wr. n WU for ports ·s O the uae by Hixaon of hia lot, and daughter. Mn. Florence Anderooo. ..., am-at Pl50, at the rate ot I 1ng to nocord his remark.I cf proteot ID 428 ""\Marguerite avenue, gave a $C..7'5 foot to a. depth Of 200 a formal aeuion. blrthday dinner held Friday, Aug· f.rt. =. wUI ~ a l&--tncb He elated further than the office wrt ~O, in honor of Mr. Edwi..o WK-well. Stewart and Edgecomb got Why the weatherman had to Of Earl Sta.nley had told lnqulrel'9 llam • B:ilb blrthday &nninrsmy. me ecmb w::t. Bfd:8 for cuing of conaplre again.at friends of New. that lot.a immediately behind the Monday. August 13. Mr. WllB.ams Ute well 'fn:ml an Orange ooocern port Beach wbo ma.de a special Hixsona' would be ocean front 1ota I.JI retired· rrom hi.a work aa. coart for fl.« per foot were accepted on trip here la.at Saturday lo film because the lot.a of the latter had report.er, a poa1Uon be held antU tbe dty engineer'• recommend&-the sportsfiafng industry at eea been condemned. he wu 84 yea.rs old. Hie loterell'lll uoa. was a mystery too deep for even Took Plana to Sae..amento are varled. one of them 18' reading .&.a. u.., W'lddt rau_, bot Uttle the oldest resldentr to fathom. For At thU! point Stanley. a member the Spaniah classia. He took up dlecualoa wae the decUton to ap-It t'l.ined. ju.st about all day from ot the city council Interjected the Spanish when be wu 80, at:udylng ply &o a. ec.c-i Water nu.trlct. daylight '?11 through the atternoon statement that he wa.e the ODf to It oo bi.a ·11ray into court ln Los" t.ocetJier wft2l eo.ta Maa.. Laguna when M. W. Faasett of the All-remove the plana from the bulldlng- Angeles, on tbr lnt.enrrban, & trt Beac!I! an.ct tbe In1ne Interest. to Year Club of Southern Call!omia. department to take them to Sacra.- he took eve.ry day from Corona del determine wbetber Metropolitan Monty H .Montgomery, ace color menu to abow the governor the Mar. He hu host.a at rrlendJt. water I>lm1ct. water could be ob-photographer formerly with J im my neceasity tor the st.ate purcba.aing Gen. Paul WUllama of the Ninth Doolittle'• Ninth Air Fon:e, ••d th rt d t th •-t (O::mdiii-' cm n.-f ) ...... e prope y ue o e unm nence Troop Ca.rrter Command. and h11t • .,.... Lt. C. M. Lawley of the U. S. of building there. The plan.a were wife. Udo I.al e. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-Navy Public Relations office in loa._t later. lhe councilman aa.td, Be· mund WlllJa.ms. Tia. Junga.. O>lo., SaiJon Ride Bus San. Pedro went out to do justice cauee his brief care wu lo« while Col. Charle.a Jonee. Commander of to the sportsnebing off Newport. on the trip. Camp Callan, San Diego, and wtte. To San Diego--But Harbor. d " Wiiii · d blld Themael He heatedly denied, however, an -r. &m ' gr"1l c reu, By V"" Fas .. tt's opinion IB that tlahlDg P t d EddJ And •J ~ that bis office told anyone that the a an e ereon. compftf\,• tor the average man la a -·bJ•ct th. J ·y1n th ---..... Hixson lot! bad been condemned. ed e group e.n o g e uuaier. T wo ......... apPaftftlly Irked of nation-wide tntereet, especially In the evening Mr. and Mra. 1 when It ,_ generally r-~ed .. a Roland Thompeon, city attor. b)' tnlr4lp0t"tat Ofl shortage&. UI "&CW.'-' enld h led th -•"· Monroe Conley, Lo• Angele•. ·Mr. wet"l!ft't to be dented an eaay rich tna.n'e hobby f'rom F1orlda ney, ........ e suggee e , \.U.lllg and Mrs. Phil MacPhenoo, Mnt. publicity seen in nation.al maga-on August 6 becaU.Be be understood G St La d Ca l d way badl: to San Diego lut F ri-rt' Of th l t Ln ~•-U8 raw, guna, an p an ztnes. He and Mont-ery are a po ion e o que1PUV11 ., J-•-eed An 1 day night. They took over a P a-e--Id be d hi b tld lln m.rl!. ""'""' R . Loa ge ea, came preparing All-Year Club literature wou un er mean g e e, to congratulate Mr. Willia.ma. C.pt.. clflc E lectHc bum. parked at the Iay-ou~ and m8.ter1&1 for articles and that he \vanted to kttp the Reed wu under Genera.I Willla.m'• station '" Newport eometlme in one-of the best known weeklies property fr1:m being built on be- command on D-Day. but ha__d never betvween 7 P. m. and 2 a. m. Sat· as well bit It "t I yond that line. Alao he undentood mtt ht. commander. Oll. J ones u tday morning. .... a.a b~ Mpu • c HYOb>bems. that the lota were part of tboee The big eomfortabfe coach "venge an• y . 18 a coulrin of Gen. Pa.ul Wllllam41 Th~ hope to show this area 88 which might &00n beeome the prop- and hi& brother Edmund. The three wa• reccrvend the next morn-one -OfJ th ml t I erty of th~ etate for wie of the b to th b rng fn National City, between e pre er ce.n ere o ta'-park apent many ours ge er w e.n &an Diego aJ'd the border. aportsflebing for the average man ne"IJV 19 ~ · youths at their grandpareot.8' In to engage game fU!b or jll.!t ordin-The council went ha.ck into tor· Ef'!ort.e ma.de by resident~ ot Ible fo,. furthef" development of The annual election of oftlcen LouJaville, Ky. ary critten ·in an extended argu· mal eealon. ":iowever, at the sur· Corona <!el Mar In eecurlng an N-the ar-ea fOf" hotel Of" b~neM pur· m t It dltl rl ht geatlon of the city attornry, agre-e- ti.mated 300 names to a counter po.sea. please wtthdraw my appll· for the local chapter of lbe A.mer-1 en · con on.a were g ' lng to kup minutes when aty petition agalnat re-zoning bluff cation for re-ZOnlng •nd cancel lean Red Cross will take pl.ace Fri· Broken Glass Resulted la 150-200 color photo. might be ta.ken. Ac-Clerk Frank Rinehart could not front property between Dahlia and aame without fur-the,. a.ctlon. day night at 8 p. m .. It wu a.n-tion pictures from the loading of be located. It wu then about ~:30 Carnation etreet.s in that excluatve Youra very tnily, nounced by Jurre.n Lorentzen, Children Cutting Feef, R~.t b&.lt in the morning, t.hen taking I (Continued on Page t ) community went by the boa.rda JOHN F. VOGEL. chairman. Members of the eWf ~ • on paasengen, and finally tndJvid-• when John Yogd, owner ot the expect ... exciUng time at the Of F1"re Dept.· One Cat Serioasly uaI and D1Ull fleet ohot. out ID the The petitioner said &fterwa.rd meeting which la' ex....,.ted to draw ' deep, were part of tbelr plan.!!. former Harry Carey manatoo and th t th h ~ --~ bull ~-a e uge .. ~one m ..... on l not only all of the more than 100 Staying over night at Port Or,-peUUonlng for lU Z0"1""" into bust-t t t ·"th rrted to --e a grK C.Ol!I .,.. , qua • ne workera and aides attached to the Throwing glaas botUee in the bat.Ue. on tbe .sdewallr: alcmg the ange, the trio went out on Alan neu property withdrew hta original bl--•·-"'"'d 1 •-caped b Will ta ~·~ tit! ......_. -· &nu.-Y e chapter but many lntueeted fam· 1treet8 or vacant Jots wbtch are ocean. front be8l.do tbe dance hall ..... r-.... • Ka.urtne B-ID. but the pe on trom the city planning Ho! •-• 1 t ••-b eommhw!on. e. noo.eu UJ> orer. or ......., ome Ute1 .. well. wbeequenUy broken up h.u cauaed in BaJbcm. u well u In. the city wea.tber waa too much on Satur- del overlooking the bay, did not have Mn. Bla.nche Harvey ta ch&lr-tnjurleti to 160 and 200 chlldreD parting lat. n wu abo otieened day, and they returned lo Ja.ck First G. I. Loan Made in District By Bank America A fro ega~on ot prominent c1U-ad.equate te'flV1ll'e di.poaa1 f&clllt!Q man of the nomln&Ubg ,committee.. walkl.ng In the atreet.a.. adewallul In the llllb &G. but u Cbltlf Croclr:-Cole's dock. hoping for a better un. m nma del Mar appe&r"· for more than one fa.mll;y. In tact. The Importance or the meetLnc LI and beacbel in their bare fttt, It er pobrted Gal. the dty bu not trealr: ca Sunday. Newport Ji,arbor branch of Bank ed. at the !int he.aring' ot the Vorel declared. later, Mwace bad ltreued by the chairm.an wbo e:x· wu at1m&ted: by FrwLk Crocker, bad ••Mi "Ht Wp t.o clean the Montgomery filmed erupting ot America announced tut week comm.lmlon to protest iD. per'900 to be carted away t"'1oe monthly pl•lned that the Red Crou 18 own-tire chief and head of lite Mving be&dae& Vewvlu.1 trom a plane while the that It ha.d made the tint OI f.&rm the zoning cb.&n.p aaked by Vopl when used by oo.Jy a f'tw people, _ _. b all t ,_ &CUTIU.U tor the American Red A. wpedal "'*lmmer"' Q9d to be Italian campa.fgn wu o and WU loan ln thia diatrict, Wben Wf:ille7 --y •-• a ~·pot pet!"--_,, ••d th•--· no -~•1e -··--_, Y Americana, be.nee I ... Coll ·~ --. ·---~ --· ·-,..._., ·-Uke b&vlD -.cl ~•·· .n er-branch here. The mJnor caa-employed by' pa1* to oenpe up recently returned .. rvtce R. IDll, 17M Pomoua ... _ to cont.am nearly SOC na.mea. t1cm. with the preee:at Oorona del I' • m~ Of ualtie. could be avoided lf drlnken ~ ~ De ..... but 1acll ot Wltb Dooltttle'• command. . Law· Cmta lieu., wu rranted a k.la.' which_ It ,... undenrtood not ""1• Xu ., __ becanoe ••-p,..,....y lleo reoid<onta who ..,.. tDvtt.ed to at-1 t San d th Bill Of "'""'· ---· • J lll1llll '" --r.----tmd. and otben le&91:Dc botUu arowad belp bu p:«"wW um Jalel7. 'l'.bla fly wu ace copy man or un er e .-.... .. ~ .,.. ::::-...:-..";',:'.::. ...::-:; :::. :."::;.;::.:g::-·------· . k -~"' ----~ ·-----~ --"· _.,. ~. --tham tD Uull ""''" the ott!clal eRQ -S I -Tbe dfy the DaTJ'. bOUM and outbutldlnp cm ftft change ol. smtq ti.ck. to R,..1. l•rhtnr llnu tnn•'led tn.c daily ln. ftriou9 department.II ~ foi.ml) I t I U'Q1m1S i.m.t b01a ILC!'ff in &ddltlon to ~· ..,,._orb ....,.. avoided, .__ over the a.en and one-by cal-at the Red 0-hen. IDcludtDS Prompted by willl' Httre 'nmmy to ........ po: ...., at Udo Got Ex "ted Uvutoclt. ever, when the Ba.lbo&n banded in Tocb., ~ new owner 11+ 1Jed.. .ta.ft ..... anta. motor corps. Ony Tmmell cm crutchM tor . ~ rm• Ea. Biial WOc-11 __. ., CJ • The total loan WU tor $UDO, a letter to the commi.ou wlllch They _,,, aloo ~ of the Ladleo. -· ............ -Rn---·· ot 10 ottteheo -.... .... .. --doctorw Doused Com on Colltm J>lly!Dg the dlft ........ read u followa: Ot..rey home 80IDe aao. ud lee IDd mpec1aJ. "ffO'l'ken, u wen lD hla toot wt.m b:e ft.epped. OG tbe c-.... 1 1 ll&a "'6 Ii a·· • be ! ' tween that afld the 12.000 10••• • N..._t -C~c:-H. and matDtalD a labontcoy ~· u canteen •rvlca. -of an.....--. --. -Ed KemlMdy, ..-man on the ml!Dt .no-nee, tD -. Cpl. 0.. -' -PlaM!ft9 W. P«•i*Qo, -built .., la a nbmt lot wr tlle 1-7, Ille o •' a ---feot cut a,·--got oo -lut Um wu 'banonl>lJ' <lr .. 11..S °"""'...... the rock7 dU£ I . ns•• PDm N .... Tlm.9 6ooftltd Ulat °"" ...... -? ) 9. -De ...... ' JI It ....... Mtffted that hie wtf• trom mDtt•ry ..w:.-• Jlec• Nowpoot ....... Calif, • V-1 -u.at~pl<mod UO cm. llan beeD _._. al-pawww lkw .. •-jllam llllo hl'I' ot homo ot -tllat bet, 19'2; l&ler --· llo:ll-g ftoq:not 1Q OoeM to ..n the -tt to -•1'-A -a( Ille J'rida)' _...,.. naq W. ,_..by' lb& -llioo JllO'. =nn w .. - -1111 '9 -tho -.. -...._ .__ tD the ....... -- .. _., Cos -clol -. • u1, or botDr 111111. to tlle -. --a ~' -.,,.-..... 111<1' ifaa ..-_ 0 I , a --. .Dr. Oonld tit -out t11e toa1t -k °" a -DIOftd to the -Ill tl>o -fll QllR ........ : padE.r>• 1 ,.. ... o6tbe c:amed by a "bat 'tl(tft• abaft. c.,:~ ~~n· .__., __ ·--!%:..--....... ,, •,lltm f ..... 1N4 au4 fllo4 lda,-....... - A-lt1> Ill , ... tllo -...,.. Oor-. clol -:PMtr. -at 1lll 27111 --1'be fte pi-"'I , ~ fbl' plllll -_, - -~tit-. Tiii ~ .. -Be lo marrle4 --~ -... :-.::" .:.=: .. ~ :~:;: :--:•: ~ =tt~ lr-. ..,t,... , • _ ,.,!!:o. n t. :.,:m,;-:-,..;:i.a•::.. ..,_ lla"!f&'•ll 1 r ,-z-, ~ -I, ... :,'~?'--·•• - -~1:' two• .,,,., •,--. ' • \ . • W"9N AZAl•ti•• •s t > o ctr z Tw,,,.,., ....-n. 1N1 I I • NEWPORT-&ALBOA NEWS-TIM ES· 0 kl d M • CORO.NA(BJ l>~L. !!!') NEWS . • WAR MEMENTO TAKEN a an an ~ A returned. moldier le Vflrf un- happy at tl>e -ot a -er letter t N ' ed j opener be picked up In Germmy D ' am to Mr. and Mn. D. Parker Bryqn, Hemet. He became lDteruted tn wb1ch he bad loaned to the Balboa • RS' I...,. T I '1 .... T ''f' .Aftiw&Sl 1 V ..... mt A COkunw fllf Qteefw• • • • *"It la my 8lnoeN belief Loi AnaeJes. spent the wee.k.fttd Hem.el Valley when quail hunting bland Sportin.s" Goodl st01'e u a llllblcrlptl<>I J'a1&lU In Aclnnc<o:-$2.00 per year In OrollP ClouDl;y; 'Ha~ a ,_ wzztz In the that U.. ottectJn W&7 to bait N.,. with Mr. and Mrs. HarTy Stauch, on a vWt from the eut and eoon part of a window dllplay. The DUI $1.75 per,_. to •th-.; P.00 per )'Mr to 8th .-. States. I waa ~eetly OJ11l&l to tlonal dlctatonblp and -•tlona u· s Se t 316 Marigold avenue. Mr. Bryon lo "'lun>ed to buy property theft. letter opener waa taken from the Ditend u Seccmd..OW matt.er at the ..... ~ w ew~tlC • come -. ,.._ 1 ... to ~w•-t .,....,,_ ••-Ruth ,~ blghl• and wtlile tt I.I more a een -~ ~ N rt B b ~-~ bore. --• _,._ OI tho troed<lml and rtpta OI eltl-na e Mrs. Stauch'& brother. He bad the dam built that made ooldlel"o dloplay wb!ch be prt.eo cautornla, under the Act ot Ma1'cb a. 1119. me the malt 18 tllt m1·'=1n o1. ...,. .. ........., or • .,....won -~ Warriner, ~ Aver Lake Hemet. H1a son w. F. Whit-,,, - the J'90Ple blilDC ~ uoua4. 1oc:al tront. aa wall u on th& na.-• • cado avenue, hu u &Ue'Stl Mrs. tier l'lW live. there, Hn. Weir Umen.t&l tou than mooetary, he a. A.. JJmYlilR ' - - --lll:DITOR .um_ PRSSIDllNT Tile lacol people WMl1ac -an Uonal treat&" n-om a lot.IM to tbla Nellie Frye, San Diego, who will and her granddaughter Eleanor bopeo tho 1&1ne wW be returned to Prlntlq Plant. llOU W. Oentral A...,.uo, Nowpatt B·~. o.ut-1& told ott In 00 uncutam termo, ,..t ~ written by the editor Governor Earl W..,..n appoint-be heT'e for two weeks and Miu Tilden weot to Hemet Friday to bio colleet.lon. ff. ·a1 p f th c·-f N rt Beach • man llvln outolde th• United Of..,. of tho moat lnlluenttal farm eel Major WU1lam Fite Knowland Kay Strayer, Pasadena, for a fow spend • few d•Y• with theni: :-------..--------. 0 tel aper 0 e •• , 0 =:, y Stata: can c!a. In and bu;y' wtw.-papers. Thill Le not only the ''be-of Oekland, co-publLlber Of the da)'I. capt. E. W. Gana, 309 Goldenrod RENT TA c KL E A Dopondohle Loall IDU-tor Mn ever he choc.ea. Eftsl In tra-..llns;, lier• Of the writer Of tbla column, Oaklal:i4 Tribune, to ....,.e oot the Mrs. Ada Fay, Vista, spent the avonue, returned from their va<:a-! lt la n~ to ~ 9Dllle<me' but lt hu been h1a practice for all unaptred term of the late Sena.tor wee-k_-end with Mrs. Rippey, -~ tJon ln Harlowton, Montana, re-, Fishermen's SupPlies Tomorrow in Japan In order to ~t &crotomod•tion.A. the yean Of ht. public or aeml· mn.m. Jolmlon. lt wu announced Acacia avenue. cenlly. \DOWNING TACKLE Down here tn Mak:la. we~ what public acUvtUea. a.t a preu coaterence ln Loe An· Mrs. Robert H. Garrett, 433 Second Lt. and Kn. Rosa Leon-S'roBE we w&nt at the price Mked, U Ute • • •. -ibe United Sta.tee lhall ,.._ yeaterda.y. 'I'he announoem.ent Carnation, and cl\lld left r~ Rye, ard Stower arrived Koo.day t? 100 Main st. BALBOA price la too blab we daD't bui. and par&ntee to every lltate tD. t.b.11 came u a. aurpriae to many who New York Monday to live wfth spend h1I furlough with lib mother, At Foet ol. tlae Pier Uae prl(.e IOOD acUuN ibdt. 1'!lere union a Republtcaa form ot Gov-had expected the goq:rnor to name her part'nts while he11 husband. Mrs. .J. M. Stower, 611 Orchid ave-'---------------' u no atandtng In. llne for raUoo emment." Oon.tltutioa of the Unit.. b.la lieutenant governor, Frederick S/Sgt. R. H. GlllTett Jr. is sta· nue. He la stationed at Uncoln, :-------------: boolu coupooa. °" what han you." ed Statee_::Artlcle IV, Section f.. F. HOUffl' to that poll. lion~ ~rseas. He was stationed Neb. From ' a lettrr from an old trLend • • • '·m my Ume a girl would Governor WIUTell a.Id that the at e ta Ana Air Base as in· Mra. c . o . Slmpaon, 218 Marl· now ll.vlng ln v~ buy 50c .toc.k.lnp and llbow about choice waa not euy with IO many structor. His mother, Mn. R. R gold avenue, recently aold be ' FOR INSURANCE. SEE Howard W. Cerna America-resolute, cold, determined, fashion the Japan of tomorrow. • • • "Dairyin providee 25 per a cent'• worth ot them. Now abe fine name. to nu the poet sug· Garrett, West Newton. Mass., hou.e to Mrs. Dorothy Ma.cDonald, tb totl acrteuJtun.l ln-buya U atockinp and ahowa about geeted by trlendl after decla.rlng came west to accompany Mrs. Riverside. Mrs. Simpson bought will cent ot t:b e tlon. Jt v1.dea 22 $6 worth.'' Miu Ama.a.da Bridges, earlier th&t be had no l.ntention Ca?'T'et t jr. to her home. a duplex at Point Firmin, where but humane--come oft 0: : toiat ~ oo bu 82nd birthday; alao quoted to flll the place him8elf It wu Kathleen Sadlelr. daap.ter ot she wtll live after Augu11t 28. 008TA. llll8• First things will come first: Swift justice to the torturers of war prisoners, quick death to the guilty, policing of Japan with a fist of steel. Next comes a task of years. not months -the cleansing of a nation corrupted and debased. But fin- ally, distant as the day may be, Japan will of necessity return to the council table of the family of nations. Countless thousands have died needlessly; a song of sad- ness and sorrow still entwines the earth. We have reason to be bitter, yet one day we must forgive or at least forget. We must remember the spirit of the prayer written by St. Francis of Assisi more than seven hundred years ago: ' "Lord, make me '}!! instrument of Thy peace, Where there is hatred, let me sow love. Where there is injury, pardon. Where there is doubt, faith. Where there is despair, hope. Where there is darkness, light. Where there is sadness, joy. "O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek To be consoled, as to console; To be understood, as to understand; To be loved, as to love; For it is in giving, that we receive. It is in pardoning, that we are pardoned It is in dying, that we are born to eternal life." On Again, Off Again 11lt's PEA.CE!" port!' Two minutes later-"Klll It; false re- ''The Berne, Switzerland, radio has just announced the re- ceipt of a coded message from Japan." ''This must be it!" Later: "False report, Berne has received no official com- munication from Japan!'' "Tokyo radio has just announced that Allied tenns have beell accepted." Hours later: "No official Japanese communication has been received in Washington." Women: "I can't stand it any longer. Why do we let them do this?" Men: "Bomb the hell out of them. Maybe they'll get the idea. Blow them off the face of the earth." And finally-finally-it came; it was true; it was done. If you are still angry, the Press. the Radio, and the White House make this plea: "It has happened in every major PEf\CE announcement since wars were begun. PEACE is beautiful and wonderful, but it is a time of madness, too. At least we did our best for you." Congress Faces Crisis • per cen th .te 1 t Calif rn.LL"' lo Judy"e Magu:lne.. explalned that young Knowtand. Mr. and Mn. John E. 8acllel.r, !lB Mr. and Mrs. 0 . L. BTldgeo, income or e ,o 0 Narcl.NUI avenue. left Tuetd.ay for Sam H. Greene, of the callfornl& • • the eon ot Joeeph R. Knowland, Lone Pine where ahe wtll at the Perria, are ' spending a week at oa.lry Council.. Dtnner Sp~ials publt&her ot the newape.per, ia ta-request of the Lone Pl..; Board their place, 208 Marigold avenue. • • • "Ky humb&Od wu a good mlll.ar with atate problemt and bu of Education. be •wlmmlnc lo· Tech. Sgt. W . S. Kirk, eon ot man. To the be9l of my knoW'ledge, To Feature New 8ll e.nvtable eervlce record, enlillt-•truator and rd a . Mr. and Mn. H. c . Kirk, 305 Lark- he shot ODJv 12 --'e" Tbe wife Ing in the aervice u a private ln mlnr 1 1 ""' t~ tbeb swim apur avenue, has returned from -111 Automobile • F"- Accident • Life Uce1188 and Contract s.ac1aw.-' .-Y•· Co taM Cf • poo orarnon • .,wenelte . Of the Nu! police commllolOMr Of S esa a e 1943. wtll n>turn and •-USC Whe ove ...... duty and '8 to be home . -•.-..i enUClr · · · n tor a 30-day furlough. '-------------' Wuppertar, Germany. quuo.uu ln He aerved ln the State A.uem-•be ftnlabed her clus at Tait re-------------~-------------Judy's Magazine. bly u representative from 1933 to cently her clau pve her a l(Olng • • • "When COngraia paaeed Coata Mesa will bout a new 193:5, and then a.a at.ate aenator away party ln app~aUon of her the bUl to extend the OPA tor rutaurant with the opening Sep-from the Alameda. diatrict from work there. another year,· wttbout lneu.t.ing tember 1 ol the Welcome Cafe op-1936 to 1939. He succeeded Gov-Mrs. George Lewis, 304 Mari· upon the re.strlct:iane t:be . Hou. po9ite tbe IOUth gate or the Santa enior W&r'T'en u Republican Na.-gold avenue, entertained the gar- h&d placed in the bill. lit my opln-Ana. -'rmy Air Bue by Bill and Uonal Comm.Jtteeman ln 1938. den sectiorr or the Costa Mesa '· Ion the Congress again -.hlrked lta El Ludewig, proprletora, alao of lttgbt "•peclf1caUona" for the Woman·s club Tuesday . tuncUon.a, tta dut;j-. ita NIJ>Oft· the Ca.rlabad-by.the·Sea Hotel cafe poetUon which the governor uJd Mrs. Ida Ackroyd, 517 Golden- lribllJUea, alld weakly abdicated to .nd the i'Talemity Club at Palma be feJt Knowland filla were gtve.n rod avenue, entertained h er an arrogant, tnetncJ.ent. b1unde:rinc Hotel ln San 'P'ra.hculco. t.n a form.al 1tatement u follows: daughter, Mrs. Norman Jannsen Federal Bureau.." Repreantattve '?be cate LI located ln front of "la order to ha.ve 1<>me mea> and her friends, Pasadena, over Noah M. M.uora of mtnot., & tor-an acre lot t&clng the highway at urlng •tick tor my -.Iection, 1 have the week-end. mer •uperinltmdent ot Kboola, with 2!MSO Newport a•eoue, and will drawn the following eet at 9P8CI-Mrs. Cary Barry, 308 Heliotrope nine yea.n experience tn O>ngreu: have a dinner •rv\nl' ftom IS to 10 flcatioaa tor a new Senator which avenue, entertained her friend from the Congrel9ioo..al Record. P· m.. with special party a.ccom-aeem to me to nt the Job and the Mrs. Hall and son, Los Angeles: July ~. modaUon. later, be aa.ld. Ludewig time.a In which we are Uving: Monday and Tuesday while Mr . • • • ''The natural ptoC"W ~ wUJ be able to accommod&te about "l. He ebould be a vete.r&n of Hall was on a business trip to San P.,.,.Lr11..,J1•1.W.o l7S.W1eS-Y• aw. Cor. 4tli & Syca•ort wna w thing• t. for liberty to J1eld and 60 In h1a dining room and mmall thJJi war, bec&U8e there 18 no Ume Diego. . government to gal n ground." partiea in • private d1n1nc room.. like the pre1ent to gtve our npt-Mr. Roa King, 234 Poppy ave- Thoma.a Jettenon. IA a letter to He will have a coffee I.hop ln ad· lns men an opportunity Ill Con· nue, celebrated h1a fourth year ... 1 ~-----------------------~ Mr. carrtns:t-. 1'188. dlttoa. =-~ .. wW be held irr-to help 111ape the pootwa.r Corona d•1 ...... pootmuter, the Electric Refrigeration Repairs • • • Bob Jooee,. ttae editor ot Wedne9dayw and 8&turda)'9. Prof?'&m ot the country they have day war wu declared ende:d. So lt The PM:ltlc Dairy Rrtlew, reten The cate i. In tront al the prop-••ed. waa an extra ntt1ng reward giveo Jn tile New and Modern Manner to the "Hard Way 11.aiTy." and the erty where Ludewtg le bullding & , b.1m by our Pnleident when he ''psychic ec:ooomlota" al Ibo Wo.lh-nwns lltatton. He plarul a motor '2. He lhould have bad oome authorUed a two-day vacattoo f<>< Let US IOive your l'l!frlaieratloll troubles with ~ lm- ln(ton ApncleL Tblo column court In the rear. eervlce u a GI In order to under-all federal employeo, It made the proved llllltrumenta ~ especially uoually reterw to them u the stand the needa, the bopea and the clttzena ot Corooa del Mar ru1Jze for refr¥1r:atlql anaJ,..a. "olld&-rule boYo ud Jirla." All For quick results use N.,..-dee1reo al the mllllom Of eallated bow much we t&ke tor granl<>d the We -..~ -.. ,___..,_ deslgnatiana applyl nme. dustt'led ool•tmm. men a.nd women who have pre-faltb:tul Ml'Vice Mr. King and hJa .,mu ._ ~ ...... _ ............. • J • s ' II u lJ .. .. "' J7 •7 Ne. &S • • ' u " l6 • • 30 Puu In a row Sl To d.ialfke lntenae11 S2 Strengthem 33 Merit.a ·:t:i Pasteboanb 38 A rn.U:sile • Before YOll Baild or Remodel I ..... c at 0 \ .terVed UU. na.Uon for all Of u.. wlatant. give ua WIMm Olibau ... "S. He should be outnclenUy . Mn. w . B. We~. Sa.n P'ranc:t.co • Our WIJl'k la ip!l"ly and expeltly done. young to "ftin-e->t our otate In the .. violtlng h<r daug4iter Mn Ttl. Our cbarps are ncmltwl Senate tor eevenl tenno It be d<n, wile al Lt. Col H. · v. TiJdeO: Rmutt. are ___ ...__. mall:~ good, becauN tt ll con-307 Goldenrod avmue Kn Weir a,._.~ tlnulty of able repruenl&UOG that 1J the daughter Of w . irr.nk. Whlt~ §EI [RS [ N '$ giv .. ~to a otate_ tier Wb 1 d~ th 1 11t WM -8'. -"'-"'· He -•-·" --m•'--•-t-o oun .,,. e c ty of , ....... ..uu ........,.... ™V • N-.ort llartlol' Dllittlut ..... a..ua Ana lJl5' the l"OYM1llDeD.tal u well u th• buainea problems Of our state Mn. Nonna Hendrickson. who -------------------------"IS. He abould have a record ot ls employ~t the PacifJc Metal PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY public M!"Ylce preten.bly ln the company, Angeles, is spend· leg!alattve b~ 1-auoe the Ing two weekJ in Balboa vislllng duties Of high ott'tce require 9J>CIC· her son 08.vid, who lives with her IW'WWW 1 aa-•• a RJam01C'& K.D •-• •-••••• d rl parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oiarles -----------~ .... ...--e an e.xpe ence u Kelsey .-----------~ much u do thoee of managing a---· ---------1 DR. OBED LUCAS department store or a factory. "6. Hlo record In publle """"1ce 0-tilt u well u In private Ille ahould s I c K ? demonatrate hill u.ndentandlng at the needa of the common man a.nd of the needa ot the comma.n man and of the right of everyone to equality under the law. ''7. He llbould have a record of &ervice to the p&rty Of. hia affll- la.tlon. "8. He mll8t have •upported the defen.e and war progn.ma from the beginning. and muat. believe ln world cooperaUon aa our grea.t.ea:t • Arthritis • N eurltls • Bacl<ache..•Bay Fever • Sulllmer Colds- Wb.1 Del.qf -Phone Now! SANTA ANA '1'1 Oomu!tatlon Without ObllpUon DR. U. D. HAYES, D. C. 414. N. Mala 8t. Near Fourth • :1211216 W. C..tral, Ph. 1480 Nll.WPORT BEACH A'l"l'OmmD AT LAW LEROY P.ANDERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Colte M-Bank eulldln; Phone 42& Coato M-Collfomla Gonion M.Gnuuly,M.D. l"llyololu ond au,.._ OfflOll Hra.: 111-12 Lnl.; S-5 p.m. ~·pll.enie 37 Conrad Richter, Ml>. Phyolclaa and ...,,._ llO &. IJIU. Mo Ooota- Haiurw.= 10-12 LID. aod S-5 p.m. Ph--otl'loo 13Sl Rea. 7• opportunity for preaervlng the ._ __________ _. peace which has juat been woii at L-----------11'------------' such great aa.crtflce. ''Without disparagement to the othen1 whoee names have been 1n1ggel'ted, I have found all or these qualitlcaUona ln Major WlllJam F. Knowland, now with the Army of Occupation. Your friends and mine ~!We Make ·- PHOTO- STATIC COPOO -· llack'• Plloto -~··· ' ••.. Good Hearing is Good living ''X Tfl'l BO»»A in mler¥-wbm l' l' a bearing aid can brinlr back the f.U oajoyment ol livin&? MAJ>Y tbc>-nda ha--new ha~ ••. D9W li"9 of -1"-rincti..Zd!h Radfoni"C liaarini Aid. J olD -..1 Como in today rar • ,,__ omlntion. No -will -""'to buy. ~ IADIONIC HIAllNG AID i·:t.~~=:'!: !'! .. -.M~ ~:.Vld: Clililllo,,,, c M ..._ ·--.... W ..... ..., DMDI 1°"9..., .... 12r1•..,_..,_.,. ACllOUDlallt J. S. WHYTE PUBLW A(l(J()UNTANT Il!{OOKIC TAX OONl!ULTANT AdadtUd to ~ blr u.. 0. I . 'l'r..-n ~ a.. ft. •..,pc:irn 1N'7·L OUk1e : n.- Jf.U. Baall Didi' .. a.ai.a A.n.. Pb. IGll ........ ilifJ'I' . Armand Monaco AB( lH ITEOI' 814 W. Bay Ave-. Balboa N-pon l'IU l'llJ.~A- Loe ....,.._ NOnaalldT MOS DAY IKJBOOL8 Mortimer School SO! Oonll -hlaad -· OolJep, Prepualmy SUJDIEB SCHOOL ~ G.A. Mortimer, II.A., Odon! P>indpol -- KOBTIOIANI HAROLD K. GRAUEL CHAPEL "'We 0Unelve1 the Better Serve By 8ervlnc ()then _.. -N~M1 ec.e. ... C.UforUll wn-••F*D DR. M. D. CRA WFORI) DPTDMETRl8T llr9 -.mfned -m·zr1• ft'9d 1711 N•wt ............ ""--coeTA MUA GUNDERSON flrAw'~ DRUG ·CO. -... 117 .. :'atp El ' .... t~~~·....:".=:;;:=';.;:;;;;....~-+-IL....;a~;.....11 f DR. G. E. TOHILL PHYllCIAN and SURGEON l20I Cout Blvd., N.WPOrt a..-.. -Phone - Offloo 28e-W R ... ·284-R If No "'-wer Call N.wport I Gerald Ranaa, M.D. 2830 West CentraJ Ave.. N-port Beach Ph. 1028--No An1Wer call 301-M X·Ray Servlcie Milt.on M. Maxwell, M. D Z811 Welt Oontral Phone UMI% Of!lae Boun: 10 • 1% Z to I PlloDO Newport 1oa S. R. Monaco, M. D. 814 Bay .&-. B=lbe Newport 1 TS& '411 II. 11111 81., Loe u.- Tu-71U BJ' Appolo<- WCJ&fKIOll8 J~RAUB LICEN8ED LAND euaVEYDR 2117 w. c.entn.I .,,.. .. PtlGlllt N-..port -tll1 R• t-., 2 ··-·-- -t\i~tAw- 11. D. C\IH ........ ,. ... 11 - -M'I' I' I I ITA&. ---............ 7 ·--. • I • I UWJOM ••t .... WWl•ti•• •.. , • • 0 °?? ' I 7 • t Ct $ ... _ ......... Sboold Identify Low.Flying Planes To St.op Practice In o..i.r to report & plant men.- adl>C bom ..... ruldenta In the harbor ..,...., 11 t. nece ... ry for &D1' oomp•tnant t.o detenD1ne the num.- i-<>t the pWM. aJld lci-tity It u to whether It la .,_, ll&"J' ... marine typo a6 plone. AOO&.l'N KIEFER- Sa=· Restorlllc ·107-ft. Seyelyn ~ ~'* -~"::i Bank Asks 'Refund cbJJ~ ....i a6 ~ B. ~"'4.::;: To ..a..a ... I ,_ __ ..aw-For Charter Bio -~ -.ii• ~ On V ult Doo cueei. frcm 'n!Hda:r UJ>t11 n.- • •-""9UIUU'lll , -time -the Wu Slllpplng' & , r de7 at the IH>me ot Kn. Rltdd'o As Luxury Yadlt Olr Long Cnlses ~":: :::~ And Cage Taxes :: .8:;,;u~~-= , undod-. 'l'ldo la tllo Pansm. a cuuta wen anou-olatu, Kro. O>oclrln1 the cond1tlon ot her ol>out ndlo and eloctricol equip-HO--. -Ill Ilk-ca,. Adl111 th• Oty at Newport Harold Ponder, hor huoho.Dd. Mu- twtn d.leee.19 &zld. f"dJntMtq the meal 1!J.e7 had a tu.U Speri-y gyro pab1e al klDc ~ S..eral of-Beach tor a tax retu.nd. ot '388.12 stet.an l /c U. S.N., &Dd thetr,two .....,tlfUI -ark wl>ldo .., .. de-eqtdpnent IDotolJed, toplher with foro ban -..-few both lncludln&' bl-for tu.. paid dougbtoro at Coronado. u,tited many a famOUI penonap. a COWM recorder, fathnmeter, bo&t8. wldcJl woald bsft MttecS. a on vault.a. wicket.a and caps which 'l'ha cb&mber Of comme:rct bu a number Of . oompl1lnt. apln.lt law-Oytnc pJ•nea. but hU bMn. Wl&ble to tnce the attaden. Otl- ..,.. on uked to notify the Oom- mancftn6 Genar&I. Western nyfn&' Tra1ntnl' ()unm•nd., Sant& .AnL Ttle telephme number la 7lil. 011vMPIC IW:><ST'ROl<I! CIW4PION-w~o AHD l!RICAN CORD HOL~R ANO 1 -TIME WINNER OF 1'HE u. S. BACl<~AOl<f CHAMl'IOH-SHIP-INDQOR~lfjO · OOOR<;·llOWNt r, "' 1'llE /LS.Al • B•-rt 11om_., owntt ol the radio equlpment, cllnel .. ndllarlee proftt, but tllo Coot&)(-la..,_ It clalm.t .,.. peNClllOI property. Mn. Robert Campbell ot <>nnge, Samp!IOn llechtne Wortd Of lSIH: tor u.,tlt&. and many tltUap 8Nft tn.tenilted. ID l'Mt.ol1Ds the band-the Bank ol America filed suit who i. apendillg the summer in Newport bou.lerird. ea.ta Kua. .. ta. the t1nat ,.acbta and homes. eome JSCldai to tbetr ortpa! con-qa.lnat the clty aa well u the Balboa, and Kn. C. M.. De&kllUI, cradU&lly ruto11nr the Beye1yn to While mo.t. of lbe runu.tunp diUaa. county tor return Of money "U· local club woman and garden ltli form.er caa.dfUcm u a IUZW')' were ltrlpped when ehe went tnto He 19 not ocmtempl•tfns a.n.y ta.y-leplly and erroneou.aly coUect.ed.." authority, were Judl'e9 at the tlow- ya.chL Tb.II beaudtul tOT ... foot boat n&'"YJ' Nl"'lice, the enctnes W"e1'Jt left alt• In blm war plant en:n thou.lb The IUit uked for tu money• er show at the Huntington Bea.ch wbicb wu built tor the M1Dister tn perfect condJtton, Sa.mi-ca -14. eoaie ~ Ida caatnlcta ha"Ye been for tbtee pUJ'pOlle8 wh1cb abould fair la.at week. • of ftnance of C&nada la nimore4. Tb.e beartnp are almost u rood cancelled. Sapw ts;++ta• r 0 c Jr. e t be la:z: a.~ on both It. branchea, -_:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.=. to have once been tbe quart.em toe. u new. Wortr: i. SoUl&' forward ln work took up mucb ol. their at-the amount df. '182.:S:S paid on itll Kins <>-se ut J:ncW>d when u remoYltll ....,. a6 the Interior l&tlcm dllrfJt&' a.. ,..,., and the N-port otflc•, and 1221.94 t.uN Prince, a..,... he .i.lted Brttlah p&IDt •blcb ..,. • ....i the ttne ....,. --Moeh!M w-..m otart paid on the B&lbo& branch. A Columbia.. bopny pe.ne••tnc tn ..::me porttom cm ~ ~ .. eocm u Prevtou. suit had been tnatJtutetl Larry Brown Ha8 New Man in Firm; Weight 6 lbs. 7 oz. Lury Brown, who between fre- quent trtpe to Udo I.Ile, nma a b.ardware1stoft OD Cout Higbw&y, welcomed a new partner to the Balboa Marine Hudwve Mondey when 'l1mothy Edward Brown. wrigb!ng m poundm. eeven ouncu waa preeenled. to him. by Kn. Brown at St. Joeeph'• ba.pltal. Tim will abortly take bia place c~Ung rope and 8J'l"&Jlging tar-~---------------------~ p&ullna, but for the pre.sent will allow bi.I mother to band.le the cJoth with the ald ol hie slx-yeac- old l!llster, Susan. The entire fam- ily la doing nicely. Failure to Support Nets Sentence · Rites Held For Henley Ellis, Pioneer Mesa Dog Fancier his two FU.oeral service.s were held F'rl-ter, MLu came Elli.! of Coeta Failure to support day for Henley Ellis, 66. 22nd Meea. minor children brought 8 sentence st reet, Costa. Mesa, who died Tues.. Mr. Ellis 'Vl.'ILll & pioneer Orange of one year in the county jail Tuesday to Louis w . Sanders. 205 day at St. Joeepb hOl!pital. Rite. county citizen. having resided here West Palm street, Balboa. when were read at 10 a.. m . by the Rev. for~ years. W ith hla brother Boyd he was found KUiltY by Acting F. W. Niedringhaus. put.or of the be raleed pedigned ~lng doga Justice ot the Peace Ronald Ftrst Congregational church ot and sponl!lored whippet race• here Cl-ook.shank in santa Ana TOWQ-Santa Ana. at the Smith and Tut-20 yeare ago. the racing conttnu.lng ship court. hill mortuary. Interment wa.a ln for •everal ae&aoll8. They bred Carrying out of judgment was Fairhaven cemetery. many cha.mptona and took thelr suspended for two ~an providing A native at Tennessee, Mr. Elli.a dogs to all the big Amertcao. trackl the defendant makes payments of b.&d lived ln Orange county for 58 in the eut. $25 each two weeks to the Pro-yean. He la aurvt"Yed by a brother, Wb.ile the deceued had autfered batioo department. I Boyd Ellla of S&nta Ana and a ela-l'r<nn • llne•ril11 UlneQ, he ~Id not require hospltalla.Uon until Ult ' "l'VE llll1tl l~lfl Mill/Oii! OF 'tMt•, -~ • !lEDDY 'Kn.ow A Tr serves on the modem poultry fum with the same dependable eflicieocy as be does "in your home. Reddy Kilowatt el«tricity elimioa.,,. much of the chance and guesswork which formerly ' conm'buttd to the cost of producing poultry and eggs. Reddy helps hatch chicks in modem clecuic incu- beroo, and "mothers" them in electric brood= with lut f"' days. The mother df-6 eome Ume ago leavtn.1 a lars• eatate along Delhi mad, ot which 29 aeru were recently plll'"Chued by a Sa.Dt& Ana man. Swedish-Americans Will Celebrate Annual Vasa Day Swed.I.ab • Americana will cele- brate their Annual Va.a Day at the Loa Angele• Brea.ldut club, 3201 Loe Feliz boulevard, Sunday, Auguat 26. by uniting their et- forU with the War Flnance Com- mittee for Southern C"all!ornia, wt.th thelr objective the sale ot 11.000.000 in. Bondi. Thia La their outatanding gathert.nc of the year. Invtt.aUon to this event la e.x- t ecded not only to the Swedish· Americans but to all Amertcan•. A special progr&al ha.a been pre. pared ln whic h children &Dd grown- ups will pa.rticlpa.t.e m coetume. Lunches wW be served. but ll you wiah. you may bring your ptc nJc b&aket, u La the good old-fublooed custom &nd tnJoy the d&J. A dance wtU be held In the eveoJ.nr. The Va.a Day plcnJc I• being held under the a.uaplcee of the Vaaa Order of America. Swed18h Vice-Consul Danleleon, ~ other d lgnJtarlea, ae well u r<preae.ntativea of the War Fl.n&nce Committee. will apeak and eevera.1 returned aervtce men who were prlaone rs.ot-war will appear oo the prognt.m. • Daughter of Mesan Dies After Operation M.l.u Haul Ulliaa Newman, t9, IWll North Main lftnet, Santa Ana, died Tbuntd&y nicht at st. Joeepb. hosp1tal. following an opu- aUoc a t~ daya prev1oualy. She waa the daughter ot Mr. and Mn. Sylve1ter G. Newman of. eo.ta Mesa and bad been employed &t the On.nge county ta.ml Mlviaor'• offtce for 26 years. Be9ide.a her pt.rf!Dt&, tbe Ls sur- vived by three alltera. Kn. Ethel Fraley of Whittler; .... Gladya Rehme Of Coeta Mesa and lira. Ruth Sneve, Opportunit:Y. Wuh., Plctureo takm a6 the lnte11ono Of the Interior. -.noio .,.. na11a111e, he -.Id. apln« the county. bef'on bel.nc' -...eel to the D&'l'1 The new owner planii to a. the for patrol wor)I durlnc the war SeJelyn u b1a per8004l J&C,ht and Duane {)eekina, aon ot Kr. and ahowed the 1lDIUl'pi&Utd luxury oi for cba.rterl to AJuia tor hem-Mn. Norma A.Den. Ill A.Dade Kre. C. ll. De•ldne, 306 AJvora.do tta ttnt•htnp and ttzturu. :£veJl hunt.Jng or to Jlexlca.n wate.n: tor &"Yenue,, BaJboe, wife at Lt. Robert Place, 18 at home for a wbJJe and the st&l.rway to the sue« bonb t'Wl!:nl'· He ta P''n"'"I' to m.taD Allen who .. now Oftl"•er-, b.u hu u & gueat for a week hi• wu COYered with lamb'• wOOI to an &""11iq oo the aft.er deck whfch been fD the Long Beach Naval roommate at the University of Cal- & thk:lme• ot nearly two lncba. wu ortgtnally covered, for roucta h-..itaJ hr ween and t. ifomJ&. Berkeley campus, Lieut. -•mo. llAJll!QI &ADI09 ...,.Dm> llutMWs..,•'e The Seyelyu wu tater owned by weather, &nd partle1 Of JO can be ...--y• tor 0 now Cbarlp Weaver. Pau1 J'nb,paon and b.1a famlly of accommodated for lonl' ra.ng& 11!C\lperating tn Loe Ancel• at Altadena, who were entbu.\utic crut.ee.. Re pl&ru; to refin.lah the the home at her mother. BURT R.. NORTON BUY WAR BONDI % Off Buy any of these at 1/2 While They Last • pnce Gea.ulne Leather Dl&rlM No"Yelty Salt and Peppen Oe.aalae LMther AutocraPh Boolu 7.60 Servblg Tn.1w -PenloJI Pl'tllto ~ Chtlclrea'• Gaime-.Lodte c.ndJe Bolden 1.95 Lucite Shelves .. ---·----·-----·----·--·-68c 1.25 Towel Hades ... ___ ,. _____ ...... _ .. ____ ......... 49c Metal Dish Towel Backs .... _ .. ______ .. ___________ 98c • All Mexlc&n Pottery -~ Bellow• Eqene White'• Tern Ootta TURNER'S -, • This store has been your Electric Appliance store sin.ce-1926 -We soon expect to bawe appH•nces and radios tor you again -We mu.st make room tor r this new merchandise. Many of the present lines of Gifts will lltlll be carried along with the new Electric Applianoes, but we must reduce our stock and close out many items. 'lb1I la: your opportunity to save ... This is a store-wide sale witb. the exception of Cutlery, Pyrex- waro, Phonograph ~ -1'lbes, Mazda Lampo, Otin- ese imports,. adult game&. Res 'sne Pottery and Disney and Sup Bunny lines. World Globes Pottery Flgurinos ..-by Goldlchelder. Yona, Hedi Schnop. ~ y..,. and Flonooce ALL l!:l'l'GUml DIPOBT8 ...., 1M .. u..11 "-· F-toa w--R•M ._....,.. Oandy Boxes 8lmr Bell ()ombl Gemdm! l•tbltr Delk l'..ia -Memo Books 1-8 Rouw -Boad Holders Gius ,.. .... c..terpleees Miniature Pottery and Glass Items Vases-Glass ~Pitchers Birds-Pie Ducks MINIATURE PO'ITERY ANIMALS Lucite Candle Holders ""· •1.90 98' ··--.. --!;:'cea.~!9'-........ 1/2 rrift IMPORTED FBOM BAITI Solid -Tns• Book End.. Aall Tra)'11 Clpn!tte fi&J" "PETECA" Tbe popular -Gome (like B--) Bee· Ll6 ANIMALS --Dop. Cate -... -... -~and Metal !""'-.... " --25 % Off ::"'.:.: . -. ---1/3 Off =:..i9 -w> ... 50.'J1o °'' :_.u:.:. Slip.~ .. 1/3 Oft 1.116 Loclte JlluMe '146 *-" '\\'.U ,._ -...... ~ 25°/o OFF Now 98c % Off Pig Banks 1.19 to 5.95 Serving Trays All Stemware Mexican -Indian and Sterling Sliver California Flr.m'fne IJne Scrap Books Photo Albums-Hand Painted Pottery Birds Begula.r 1.00 or le88 Pottery Anhn•'" Solid Mahogany Tr&ys-,Book Ends Clgvet Boxes, Ek. Candlewick • South Sea Island Coral %off Mexican Pottery MIRRORS ""-ra. Woad JW-. v-Bow lli Plc.chf.n. FIC11Tlrw. ~-·u. ~ C_., Dl•M- Cbek'o&ate !111•1!!1"11 t off Genuine 1-ther JEWEL BOXES Boxing Gloves ..... 5.75 485 Smol1 ------·------------- PIG BANKS 1 Off LIQUOR BO'ITLES Odds Uld Ends Extra Heavy -Men's Solid Silver RINGS SERVICE PINS Sterling Silver lie«· l.00 to !.115 l off e'OIN PURSES 39c to 3.75 20°Lt ..... ll.94 1085 ~ ---------·-.. ---- Set of .t Glovee ...... i--. PICTURE FRAMES ........ ... 10 01. '-s..• ... ···-· /0 Oft :.:.. ... _. ___ 25 % Oft ~ .... 25 '}'o "'' ~ ......... 1A MN Plutkl ·~· I BoU __ ...,. Bee· Ll5 • 68" Now ---, English Imports TobJ I~ .......... AAh~Teac.......n.-. C.......ud8-- l off l Price FLOWER POTS L4li AJDcdon v- 1 off N._ Tip er,..tol fti:wa Beta with Froc Bee. '8.75 to 1i.oo t Price Genuine Leather Band Tooled SCRAP BOOKS Beg. 9.75 .... now 5.95 Beg. 12.75 . .now 7.95 A a.lJT Fl.11111 ~ for Y~f M 1 Gitt TEA TILES 20 Dllferent Patterm All at t Price -. . accurate, automatically regulated temperature ..• oftm at a CXISt oi less than ooe-b,alf cent per :hick. No doubt ahoUt it-Reddy Kilowatt power, purdwcd from the F..lison Company, bas helped i.ocreasc the production oi hlllor poultry at 1ou;,,. cost in Soutbcrn and Central c.alliomia. and one brother, Fonu\ M. New-1.----------, ~---------.,,..--------~ .----------, r-----------, ~--------..., ' - llARDWAllll J. I. ESTIS GENERAL El.ECTRIC . a&lfW • ¥•*' •wzs • Wt"MI II W' -a ..... ....... ±+ . " .-o ·~ • r ' " z1JJA man of Wilm&r. Funeral arrangemecta were ln charge at the H. R.. Br:own mof'o tuary, i&Dta Ao&. Highway Funds Awaited on Four County Projects • ALL MEXIOAN Novelties l Price __ ....... _ .... M .. ~••• --....... --..._ .... a.nine lath¥ Cosmetic Cases NOTICE South Sea bland CORAL 1 off No Gift WrappiJw No Pad&i11g to Slip No'Euh•q• • Silver Identification Bracelets 4.95 -%.95 lLOO -&.50 Eugene White Coll. -OoCa . Bo"'9,~- A • fl M &lft ...... ! Price • Leather Goods l off _....,_ ...... Wv .... Bald.en .UC -r..... Mah Jong Sets -..-----• c:w:, aJi ~• I ' 12~~ • Waste Baskets Bee. 1.~ to 2.25 .~98c Dresser Sets ~11 Seta.---.DO• LSI 9.15 ----·--I.Ill U.15 _____ .. .-IAll l?M se&a-r-.now le..95 UJNI --.,._, ____ 1SJICI Odd--IS PSICI: New England Flower Pictures -Yz Prlee ~=-. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1/2 l'Ne 0.9'1ewkk (ee' ....... I ;::::: ..... -.. 25 %00 LUCITE 1-N 'd' I , _e:09 ... ..a ........••.•.•• \JO . ~-.. .... -...... 49' ~:..~ ·····-·--·· 9S9 Uae Our Lay Away Plan and B4y Your l::bristnw Pratenta · During This Big Sale • '- ' • • • ~o • • • .... ..._ ~ SZWri I fU ... W •••• " • Ill & • I......_ Q,'', ' •• ' - CE . P.APALMER UDO ISLE Pll.OPEklU:S • W. Q BUCK-rnsu;ance Counselor a-. 1500 ~.f..o( 3333 YIA LIDO CALIFORNIA Sea Trout and Halibut are Biting off the Newport and Balboa Piers Plenty of IJve Balt Available a t End of Pien GEORGE HINER • usatisfied Radio Serivce" TUBF-S AND SUPPLOO Mesa Radio & .Electronics Co. 1794 Newport Boulevard Costa H fM P hone M5 Placent ia Group Entertai ned at Beach Home Mni. Gertrude Wlllta. tot 28th at.reel, entertained memhen Of the Ladte.11 Auxili&ry ot Place:ntJa American Legioo po.t at their Augullt !n .. tlDg Jutl week. It helng an all day attalr wt.th a Jllk::nlc lunch served at noca. Tiie new ~t. Kn. Po&tl Burd1ck ot A nahetm. pl"'eSided at the br1d' bu.em.ea ...ion wbJch featured reporta on lbe m.trict meeting held In R1nnMle .l uly :12 by the delegate, Mn. Floy Denny. Mn. Oe.n.ny, lira. Burdick and I Mra. Alma Hamptm wen aamed deleptea to , the Orsnp county councU and Mn. Ellen Reeves, Kn. Lucy Andermn and Mn.. Lorena Friend were alternate&. Bridge Section Meets Wednesday The bridge IMtCtion of the F'rld&y Afternoon club wtD. meet Wedne.- day. Augwit 22 at the clubbouae I at 12:30 p. m. tor d 1 at luacbeon, h08leMes being ¥ra. W'. E. Nlcke and Mrs. J . P. eoope.,.. ~======~====================~I Police Radio Operators Visit Harbor Area Corona del Mar Cafe Favorite Eating Place of the Traveler Along the Coast Highway Italian, Chicken and Steak Dinners A party of police radio open.tors paid a f"r1endly call on N ewport Harbor Thur9day afternoon lasL They came by lDvita.Uon Of Super- visor Willard Smltll and were en- terta.ined w1th a tour of the Har- bor aboard the 'Balboa" alg1ltaff-. lng craft u guut. of tbe Newport Harbor Chamber al Oom.merce.. 0 ~ ceµeicm w j Coagressn1en P~illips, SUP,.rd ...__ ___ , --.....:-----'-. TQ Be-Gaests : at Lllaclt Friday Beach Resident Alleges Breach of Contract ll'I ·-Bal ....., eoll ... &fii w11o oaa do It II t&tl"4' oomo 0 1 Joo'• old Mm7 llblrl rtabt' oil hll ~-w.nd tacklne It pl01ldJ7 Into hor ---. .Bat there are a lot of otllei:.. -m.ua.--OD bar Y&r'drobt Ust. u N.,, Yort'1 .. en tntormed destsners are aware. Becaote colle1• g:lJ'll: baT• ~ J'fOYed. ..-ho1ebeutedlr of'ihla '1ea- 1on'1 118'W' slee<re1, our deat111er1 are ahowtnr Jot.I of woolen pd crepe dre11es of the t7Pe ·ptctured oa th• rtabt. with deep underarm w.nd lblped Jampon. x-ot tllo D.P' ...... tu• blOUAM b&Y8 turtJ.• ucn--. cJlWe from th• familiar P,et.er Pan collar and eQUall7 YellJ'o 8weater-toppMI on..,,I~ dr ... In pink and black l"IQ'On flannel, abov•, and a almpl• wool ·belg• drti ... left. w ith FllVa dMp underarm ........... ' Friday may prov• to ~ .. c1a1.o thll dl8trlct. PhllJlpe 11vei 1n Ban- ot importance In the &ttaJn: ot ~. a n d repruenta Oranp Newport Harbor when two ot ~verslde and Im.per1al counUea. ' Char~ A. Kramer Of Newport ~Jtom.1&'1 leading reprwentat.lvea Sheppard resldes tn Loe Aslgelea. Bea.ch filed .Wt lut week tn su- tn Ooncreu an guuta of tb.e ud represent. Loa Angeles and -perior court' in Santa Ana aga.1nst chamber Of commerce at a lunch-San Berna.rdioo countiea. the Caltone Corporation of. Ana- eoo. ·Many tbJDga 0~ interest to hat'-helm, alleging breach of contra.ct They ... are HoJL Harry R. Shep-bor reatdenta. including re-opening after the company ~·u declared to pa.rd. cb&lrman of the 1JUb-commit-o( the harbor, and post-war prob, have failed to live up to hia ex- tee OG a ppropriaUona Of the Naval Jeme might possibly be diacu.ued elusive cont ract.. Affaln Committee of the U. S. wtlh the two congre&Smen who will Ktamer, according to the com- Houae ot Repreeentattvea, and Hon. be gueata at the luncheon planned plaint,· took a n exclusive agency John Phillipe, repreeen~tlve from at the Balboa Yacht club at 12:30. f or handling citrus concentrates and producte through the United Take First Step Toward Getting M.W.D. Service (C-Ontlnued from Paa'• 1) Tommy Dorsey Due Saturday At Rendezvous t&ined tor the city. It wa.a recom-. mended that a city election be It tak.ea Tommy Dorsey prince States and Canada. The plaintiff Jn the action declared that the Caltone company failed to live up to 11:8 pa.rt of lhe bargain.. failing to make proper accounting. The contra.ct waa signed on January 2, l!H2. A new contract attempting to straighten out the difficultiee was written in January 1943. but. Kramer alleges, thJs left him in w orse shape than previoWlly. ·i ·?: -1 ~{ FINI I OOD (ii1),iti.1t' called to determlne the attttucfe ot ol orchestra leadere to really pack the cltb:ena., but ,,,.,,..lman Eal-I "em 1n. and the date la Saturday Slallley uk:ed whether they ahould night, August 25 at the Ren- apply to tp.e coa.ata1 di9trict before desvoua ballroom Balboa Not ooiy ~- calling an election. He wu advlaed will the hep-ca.~ and ~bby sock · by the city attorney to do IO. crowd be pre&ent for the unrivaled Stanley then moved that they hot m wdc ot the fam.OU8 orchestra apply to the coutal body to ~ but the older group will a.lea. be termine if MWD water could be represented to enjoy the etow obtained, and etated that th~ city rrweet music or the Dorsey t : could thus have lt.a own dl..etribu· bone. rom ..... tlon eystem if it jOined. B&yahores I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; and OJrona del Mar have their Tommy and hUI band are now 1n ! , own MWQ water eyetem he .Ud Hollywood where they are working A letter trom the ch~ber 0 { in motion pictures and this means commerce elgned by Braden Finch that their many fans on. the coast president. in whlcb the direct~ will ha:ve many opportunities of were said to have gooe on record enjoying their appearances. in favor or obtaining Metropolitan Dorsey firet performed with a water. opened the discussion. group called the ''Wild Canaries." • &.phalt Paving • Oootcret.. Outtlng • lllqnlpmeat Rentals John C. Blystone General Contractor 511 E. Third Santa AM Tel 17M Bids for wa'ter pipe received at members of which were Glenn Mil- the Jut meeting were rejected at ler. Ray McKin1ey. Charlie Spivak, the suggestion of ,R. L. Patter90n. Bob Cros.bJ.• and T ommy and bis city engineer. H owever the appll-brother Jimmie. What happened to cation Of a non-city user lo have the group ls musical history for a small lin e taken to his cabin every one of them became leader of proposed on farm. land near the a famous n~me band. If Tommy city w ater wells waa held up be-could have hts wish, his Ideal band ------------1 cause severaJ councilmen felt it "-'Ould f:nclude his brother , Gene ,------------ .._.,,ould set a precedent to grant an Krupa, · Oaud~ Thornhill, ~nny exception in this case. Goodman, Artie Shaw and Z1ggte Elman. Ai ft E • With jt>y-buggieo fu!J of Jule. rcra ngines and young drivers raring to go. D I d S I not in 80me tew years ha.a such GLASS _ Glazing •TABLE TOPS •MIRRORS ec are urp us ' an opportunity presented it.eit and ruun..... alon& "11th th• beloYed able Ylth that cam.pm faYOrtte., the The Re<:oOl!ltructlon Finance Cor-Balboa ahould be overflowing with ahlrtalMTe and abort 1leeYe. card.lp.n jacket. poration La r eceiving bt.da on 214-the rug-cutting crowd come Sat, • PLA IB GLASS The Tbe other dreu hu the 1weater-Such claaa1e1 u th• tailored. aircraft engines which have been urday. of this famed wayside hostel have converted the routine of an intercity auto trip into a delightful little adventure in good food ' . ' good drink. WHAT-NOT SHOP llte top ""f•tured .b:t. one nr or tweed or pbard.lne IUit conUnue declared surpl~ by the Army, Guuta at the RJclaard Dittmar aaother lD. mo.t Fall and Winter to nte hlcb. but the sorter trPe Navy. and the Civil Aeronautics home, 400 Old County Road. on. collections of college clotbe•. Striped or 1ult Yltb peplom or cardJpD AdmtnistraUon, Hector c. Haight. For quick results use News-I Pictare Framing" One of the Belt Stocked Cellan of Southern Callfornla Thureday were l4rL Dittmar'• all-wool Jene7 blOUHa which· look like jacket. •tarrtn& 1D New Tort sboY-Manager Of the Loa Angelee RFC TI.mes classified columns. L_:S0~7_;Palm~~---~Ba~lboa~_J 1weaten are detl&Ded to ro wt~ lnp, le jUst u moch .lD. demand agency, announced today. i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ter, Mrs. John llcI'nine,. heT bus. toUd cotqr wool Jumpen, and tol~ bJ tod&T• fuhlon·mindad. 1marter The engtne8 will be eold on. the band and eon Glen.n. w bo wu cde-color Jeney blousee wlth cheeke8 looklnl' colleire ~rl. ba.siJI of otfeni !ll.lbmitted directly brating hie blrthda.1, and the three, to the Aircraft Division. RFC, 162~ Jim Kennedy and Frank X. Burns 1611 Coast Hlghway, Corona del Mar P hone 1967 with Mr. Dittmar and ... Tommy, Attorney Protests Recomrn, end Ve, ts ' K street. N . w .. wuhtngion, n . c. Boon: S p.m.. WI U, mcept Tb.u.nday spent the evening at the l'tm Zone, Sida will be opened September 1 at -------------------LBalboa. Council Refusal of Affall'S Committee ~":i ~~ o~~;-v:i.,the right to ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I B "Jd" p . Be Set Up Now Engin .. 1n th• Loe Angel•• .,..a fil mg ernut are located at the C&l-Aero Fleid, (ContlnueO rrom Page 1 ) A Veterane· Attalr1t Com.Dlittee Ontario, California, and Thunder- p. m . or t:be city council wu proposed b!rd Field n . Phoenix. Arizona, When the mayor declared the by directors Of the chamber o r where they may be lnapected be-- council again ln eesaloo. Council~ commerce in accordance v.·ith a f ore bidding. A descriptive catalog, man Allen Immediately introduced general pla.n. outlined by the state together with other information a motion to reeclnd the resolution of California and In effect in many nece~ary to eubmlt bids, can be of. previous date which wu the cities throughout the et.ate, tollo~:-obtained from the Loe Angele9 cauae of the controveny. It died ing the euggestion or a sub-com· Agency office, ~23 West Sixth for lack ot a se-cond. mlttee of the civic body, headed by street. Meaerve pointed out h1a client Stewart Dunlap. The majority ot the engines are had been wroo.ged. th&t he had the Wright 23!> h.p. radial R-760 engaged an a.rc.hitect paid an en-. After studying the timely sub-model, which has been approved gineertng fee tor th-awing of a 1ect, the MJb-c ommlttee suggested by the Civil Aeronautic.a Ad.minis.. proposed foundation for the under-lh~tci~ cou:!!u be asked to ap· 1 tratlon as a£ suitable for use water M.lpport of the dwelling se-f° 1 d s co t~"u and that It in civil alrc t . but will require cured a loan f'rom the NewPort nc u e a repre9f:n ve from the repairs before lng used NOW OPEN Huntington Dinner House Island View Inn 8th and Ocean Huntington Beach Featuring Complete Steak & Chicken DINNERS 5 to 10 p. m. daily (Closed Monda}"'S) Sunday 12 to 10 p. m. LUNCHEONS Balbo F ed ral Savin city council, one from the Amer-·------------ & e gs a nd Loan lea Legi th V le auoclation and was paytn lnt n on, e e rans of F or-contribute from this year's fund on special order Mt, and engaged a contr!tor 7~ elgn Ware, D~bled Vet.era.rui, Red l an amount or $3000 to carry on tne FOB PARTIES -CLUBS -ORGANIZATIONS When Johnny Comes Marching Home Snre. When Johnny comes marching home he's going to fie happy, : HE'S going to be happier than he's ever been In his life. Happy to set his foot on home soil again, Happy to see all the landmarks associated with all the years of his growing up. Happy to be once mo..., In t he bosom of his famll.y, and to be able to reach out ,. hand In greeting to all the folks--nelghbors, friends, relatives and ce>-workers he t.de goodbye tG when Uncle Sam put him In nnltorm, &ND we're going to Dve tog.other In perfect hannony- all religions, all -all cr-ia, all nat!om lnlly nnlt..d ID devotion to preventing 1ohnlly's ""er apln having to mudl away from home bl 1-Ule dftml Wl:L<JOllE BO'l!IE SON -WELOOME HOME ILL'l~tm ' n • • CLOTHIERS 11em• llO'Of-.. •-~ .Li 8.&NTA.AM& , I 1 • n I ' proceed. Then, the atto l&1 Cross, Women a Clube, chamber of work of the committee. It was un- the 1><rmit had been d~ th d. commerce, and other organizations. derotood that the cheat directors Phone 4961 for Reservations depriving hl.11 client wltb~l d: The War Chest was uked to 1 tentatively agreed to do this. I '~==::=====~=::::===========~ proc:eaa of law of the use ot ht.a r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I property. W ould Not Agree Thomp10n aid he etlll would not agree to a permit for the 8t.ructure because ot the portion exiatlng beyond the high tide line. A dlepute followed over the loca- tion of that line, and Thompaon admitted that lt the state did not buy the property the city then would likely face suit for damagea. However, untll then. whieh Stanley ea.id he be-lleved would be known September 15 with the arrival of a 1tat.e park boa.rd, the city attorney did not believe it wUe to repeal the ruolutlon allowing Hixson to build Allen again made a motion to repeal the reaolutlon, and tbla time was seconded by 0 . B. Reed. A vote which t allowed falled to rescind the previowl reeolution. Meserve aid h~ might be forced to eeek a procttdlng ap.tnat the city to force approval of hll client to u.e lbo lot. . Vo.,. War BOIUI l•Dnt.eat ,. 1"011r l11N11tlaellt I• Amerit!a ••• U Yaa 1fut to BEAUTIFY 'l'.Rr~ Patio BARBECUE PIT ft:-WM'' I '1Nl5 ...... .. ' Your Uncle Sam ••• has been in business since 1776 --- and is still going strong . n We are mach y0111iger • • • 1• • This store has been here since 1904. -- fllld we are doing a good job serving the ~pie o! Newport Harbor, . SCIEN'.IUiCAIJ,y ~AXED PRESCRIPTIONS NEWPORT BEACH PHARMACY %1.WOctar.- Venie • n • -••• 5 .. tbe Gldl ' GOOD NEWS TRAVELS FAST, TOO 1 "Wi B !ind ID 1 NDted boaM for elcht -then tho OWner SDld it ad we bad t.o mo... For weeb we Ml:rC.hed for ....ther boaM to r.d ... far.,. oportment ••• or • bL The..., bou6ht thla -on4 ..... Mid It th-.h FHA idBaltotAm«r!cw• ~cloylJUCbdjiBm!t.....,.__oolftdlluuollb -ot,A.....,;,,,.i.....-.If70S-:JWXMlflnapools -----"" ___ .,_ ™-........ ·i.11111nallohlo11>ribllpmdiwot &boaoo. ..... ~tt------• BakotA_.,...i-z.i--caoD~ ot ~ -11, TOil will JIU -'limk'1 JlftllllP* ~--18-llnOICI>-- ....... wwr• Roen••• ,, Ill Wil aoi4DI 411D ROLD Tlllll DNTIL .... cii11T .I • ' I -, . ' ' Urg• Red Cr-as$ Aides tO Stay . On Job Regardless of Peace Talks Althoog-h Ilia natkmal book-up nec'!t!alloN --of th• W.. C&Dcelle4 which Use local Red added 1::lunieo. of the bome llU'Vice er-ottldala were upecUd to &Del p,.,.,,._ llllC!> .. lllternat!Oft&I obeerve, the duties and need of Red me88&Ce service, adjultzun.tal for cro. work bu nbt dlmtnkhed but .ervice me.n.'1 famillee and other actually will IDc,....., acco<dlng to acUv!Uea. Jurgen Lorentzen. chairman ot the Reb&billtatioo la one ot the local chapter. The tireless work~ for the mercy organtza,tton urged all aides to ata~ on the job regardlea ot Larger p roblem.a, a.nd tt would be ungrateful to lay down on the job now, Lorenlzen. eald. Laguna Beach Art Carnival O~ns at Art Gallery Next Saturday , • ·••i.,a a•wa -.n-. ,. x ..... Kipi ~caii --~~ I --·• Mo~g to Victory ' WEHADTqHAYE RUB_B,ER MIDlllll TAN&--t26 iLU. 75-Pounder Was Smallest Smallest mariln swordf1ah of the season was a 75-pounder taken on heav~ tackle by Earl Gray, owner of the Royal Palma Hote-1 Of Palm SprlngL It re- quired only 14 mlnutea. and was taken yesterday on the Ateo 11 owned by Arthur Taylor. The artiat membere of the La- guna Beach Art uaoclaUon will beR!i their 4th Annual A.rt camivaJ on tll.f lawn Of the art gallery for two week end.I, Saturday a.nd Sun-i day, August 26 and 26 and Satur.. I day, Sunday and MOnd&y , Se,ptem-- ber 1, 2, 3. ( ~ l'IOllTD l'tAN I 146 LIL The comparatively small mar. lln was the eleventh taken by the Palm Springs sportsma". It was brought In off Catalina. Fishhook Caught In Eyeball Causes Painful Injury F our yea.rs ago when the black- outs made it necessary to di&con- tlnue the annual festival of a.rta the artiata of the association wanted to do 90mething to keep the fes- tival ·idea alive, 90 they conceived the idea of holding a daylight car- nival on the lawn of the gallery. The first event was auch a huge success that it has been repeated each year since and every year ha.s 9een more arli!!lts exhibiting and larger crowds attending. Among the exhibit f rs already registered are the following: Rus- sell Iredell, F . J . Schwankovsky, Charles 0 . Bradley, Lou'se Leyden, Kathryn Olsen, Baroness L. de St. Paul Jack.son of Alhambra, who :\Iart, Amy Kennedy. Mary R . wa.s fishing albacore oq John S)\erer, M . Worthington. Joane Norek's Erm Too out of San Diego, Cromwell, Stephen De Vrlendt. Wa8 painfully injured last V.'ttk ·Mary Wallace Weir, Julie Ray· when a fish hook caught 1n his mond. Virginia W ooley. Osv.·ell eyeball. He is th~ brother-in-law Jackson, Dorothy Keerl, Elsie ot Bob Haworth o{ 117 419l street . Woods and others. Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Haworth The exhibits will be open dally went dOY>'U to Sa.n Diego Monday, from 12 to 5. Adml!!lslo n is tree to Mn. Haworth returo.i.ng Thursday the public. and Mrs. Jackson bringing her bu.band here Friday tor treatment. BALBOA THEATER Bos otftoe opena at 8 :SO p. m. Lut oomplete ahowlDc of • DoableF ........ ~at 8:SO p-m. W-Y ()nly Lum & Abtler "'GOIN' TO TO'WN"" and "WHAT A BLONDE" Thon. -Frt. • Sat. 11oe••IJM1 Ba.aell -Jack Canon US.OUGHLY SPEAKING" Sun. -Mon. Ronald Colm&n • Ida Lupino Walter Huston "1'HE UGBT THAT FAILED" TDes. • Wed. -Next week Frederic March -Betty Fleld "VIC'.l'<>R Y" also "THE FALCON IN HOLLYWOOD" C.rloon ""l'u&'boat MlckeyJ' Tbun.-Frt.·Sat. -Next week .. FRISCO SAL" Oomlnc: "Having a Wonderful Crime" and '"Tan.an and the Amazons", "lt"a ID the Bae"'. "Honeymoon tn Bali", '"Counter Attack". "Brine on the Girls", '*Sip of the Crosl". BUY WAB BONDS The Vielle sheet metal worka at Costa Mesa have closed this week and all the employees, including Flre Chi.er a.nd M.ra. Bertren Smith. LID 0 THEATER Pbom HH Free Parims Box om... Opem .. l:IO p. ... • MA-8atmda;r a& 1:41 Colltbuloaa -F lnlm l:IO Wedn..ia, Only "DANGEROUS PASSAGE and "MY PAL WOLF' Thun. -FrL -SaL Veronica Lake -Sonny Tuite Eddie Bracken Mar Jorie Reynolds "BRING ON THE GIRLS" Son. 4 Mon.. -Toes. Fred Allen -Jack Benoy ''IT'S IN THE B . .\G,. WedneMlay -Next Week .. A WAVE, A WAC AND A MARTh""E" also "ESCAPE rN THE FOG" Thun.,-Frt.,·Sat. -Next week ''SALTY O'ROURKE• Comtnc: "Medal for Benny". '¥Murder, lie Says", .. Out ol ThU World", "Experiment Peri- lous". BUY WAR Fresh Daily I WASHINGTON-Ill• ~totlla ut:Son on 11:1 multl-bUllon dollar eoai:ributlOll to the WU effort. the; JU.bber manufacturfnl Industry d..t.- cio.d ncentl.J tbt stauerin.I QU&D· tlt1Clll of rubber produetl that It bu clwmeled to .,,. armed - l'or example. It reQUiNI:: I 'nret b7 the t.eo. ~ miillonl to I mount vut land. .ea and aq:iphibloUJ usaultl oa enem.:r Jtroa.tbold.I all ' over th• tlobe. i Tera million hard rubber battery eues to power our meeb&nb:ed ·at· ta<b. M.ore than ec>,000 pound.I of rub- ber to keep each battleship to. dtht- lnr trim. FortJ'-dvt mlllloa palrt Q( rubber boots and lhoee to keep our armies cm th• march, entirely apart from 77 million pa!r• ot rubber ao1u a.nd 104: mlll!cm pa.ln or rubber heelt tumed out tor th• troops alon• La 1944. More than 80,000 othtr dilrennt · rubber products to wtA tbe war a.p.Wt Germ~ and to pru1 b.om• the dnal •tt.ack .,.in. Jsp.ao.. 'l1le: story Lt tet torth lb a plctorlal book.i.t. .. W• Had to Have Rubber; pubu.bed bJ" the Rubber Manufae> tttrer1 Auociltlon.. Statlltics of utro- nomlcal proport.lona up1ain ~ front lbortaaes of rubber IOOdl dur-bt.C the war ,...,.. tn terms ot the wemendowi mountain.I ot IUPP~ that Woman Hurt by Drunk Driver in Corona del Mar Pronounced "very l.Dtoxlcated" after be had been removed from his car a.t the intersection ot Mac- Arthur Blvd. and Coast Highway ln Corona del Mar, Re>y L. C&rpen- ter, :571 S. Coronado street, Los Angele9 wa.a charged wfth a felony I afte r police said be bad driven through a boulevard-stop oppof!lite the new school ln that community and struck a car drivt.o by Mrs. F1ore0ce y.rhite Newman, injuring her painfully. Police were called to the scene ot the accident Jut Saturday after- noon where the Main street exten- sion of Santa Ana meeta the Cout Iba -llWIUfUlw1Da ~ bu produced tor th• armed iorea --rh• noord la • miracle ol pro- duetloo, molched ool>' b1 Iba mlroclo ol our Q'llthet.lc rubber output. it-- oelt.' A. L. Vila, ·-· ot U. usod.a.tion. a1d. "'W• bad to ha ... rubbu. The WU could be ic.t with- out tt. And within u.r.. montbl afbtr ~l Harbor, Jap.anue coa-- quut bad choked off mo?'9 than 90 per eent of. tbe entire world supp}7. "The .t.ory at America'• develop- ment and manufaetuN of. usable «Yn· tbetlc rubber in great quantity in SO sctlon·packed months Is a f•mlHar one. It ls one of th• epochal &chin. ment. o1' the war. "'The rtory of the Utes to 'Whlcb It wu put. now th1t we ue: tble to tell It. matches the ere.at chron.lcLt ot our synthetic rubber d!ort almo.& chapter tor chapt.r. Rubbu manu- tactUf'Ull wve called upcm to 1,1111 under ir-t pf'UIU.N a wboll7 .ttrs.np and dlmcult new raw -... tertal RHe.arch M d production mm telescoped lnt.o month.I dnelop-- mentl a.ad proJN• that could not ha'" been e.xpttted under normal condttions in a decade or mona.. "The full measure or the 1.ndm- trT• ach!ewment ls clear tn the •"'•dnr produC!tion record.J that an brourht torether bere to lhow U.. nation's ati.:liute dependence OD rub- ber in it. wartime u ... u u ta tw pao1Um• .....,,,Oft\1',• Kr. vu. aid. Highway. It 111 al90 the location peared lnt oxic&ted, u wa.a also hia or the new school, soon to open for grammar school grades. Otflcen companion, Mrs. EH.u.beth An- V. I. Mc.Manig&l, K . L. Arney and drewjecki, also of Loa Angeles. She Jac k Summer11 &nawered. had to be removed forcibly from They fouod Mr!!!. Newman ln-the car, otflcen aaid. They found Jured in her car wb.lch a wttneu two empty bottle• in the rear seat, ea.id had been 11truck by Carpenter after he failed to make a boule-one a bottle of what had been vard stop at the Coast Hlghw&y. Tequila., and another unopened bot- She sustained a compound fracture tle or whiskey ln the front seat. of the ankle and a tra.ctured &rm, When ta.ken to the police sta- the offictre reported. tlon Dr. Rausa pronounced them DeUctoua Se& Food8 Or. complete equipment when you want to catch your own. Carpenter, It was auerted. ap-both 'vt<ry Intoxicated." Carpenter !-==============I wa.a booked for violation ot drunk driving ordinance and his compan-White House ~~~S.: =~ed ror violation or o r-HORMEN FISH MARKET Cafe ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH Phone 3182 Laguna Beach, OalH. -MACKEREL CANNING SEASON .. NOW OPEN MEN AND WOMEN NEEDED Prospective employes report at once to register for work. • Truck Driver • Labeling Machine Operator • Warehouse Foreman • Packen • CuUing ROom Help • Miscellaneous Help A big season Is In prospect and there ,in be steady jobs for good men. Added facllltles haw hem provided for the comf~ al wortrers. CALIFORNIA MARI.NE PACKING & •• 1'1~11'"w•fO&i--• ·n&CB· • • •\ .. ' • o. I W BBN hnaHnml •••ow D1otwr..__. .. .... I f "' Cn+h-........ ... a..e.J ' ·••lf••c• ....... ----a: ..... -"""' Clmeo, -Dr ....... ... ll'ewT .,_..._ ,, ......... ., ....... i.z:. ftim ,i tr .. -ks • B t .0 1-Stc.,•·'w---.la-IDaa6---_..J::l_w& .. ,tl'PJ ···-.... -;:: ... "' ................... ... Jtinllii ....... 11' ""' rNw..- • .. .. -llt,_ 111111 __ ..... ·=~ ·---l'p'C .. 2 §. ~· 3 ........ d .,: ;; .. =~~'I:.' i .i .. • •t1:Jpr-tlt r::-;;:;..-...... -~ .... .. _._.._. ,~ I • ' •1o Otta t I ' " .• ..,., Allplt u. 11'6 Sportsfishing May Continue Well into Winter, Report Kcot boat landlnp Interesting 1.n eport.atlsbing". will ha.Ve 'at leut one flabJng boat runn.iq well into the wtnter tor pa.uenger 111e, tt • I • JUST-RECEIVED 1'1111 8appty ot PAPER CLIPS lOc per box of 100 elipl News· Times • Tr7 -ldna pimle .....-• !DdlT• .... .,_,,_aocontd JORDEN'S Proferkcal l'luu:wey m FOmT .l.\lllNCJO L&GtJNA u•cm "In a...;,,... fM You• Hulth" ... rt..... .. • ..'I OOllPl.Sftl SIOLOGJQ&1. • DmJG .noes ~ -... ~ .... More Boats to Continue Fishing wae learned at the ottice Of the T~ N""POri U a..11e fl•• ''•• -=-. a: , as a-•-• ,.._, • c ..., ftwl u.-. 1portst1a:hlng auoclaUon. Moat of IOU W. O..tnJ AV& the landings a.re pl.anblng to run ;;;;;;;;;;;;~=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ F,.ank Cole. manaoe,. of th• J. a. B•rntt Port Or"ango plea•· ure fishing fleet. u ld today that hla company ahould be Included In the llst Of boaU that would continue to eerve the public un- til next December'. The Ml ... wit. and poulbly one olhtl"' craft, would go after the big ones through the sum- met" and almoet to the end of the yea,., It waa atatod. Your Friends and Mine Guesta ot Mlm Agnu Cuon, 215 •let 11treet. for two week11 a.re Mr. all:d Mr9. J . M. BUib and Mrs. Wade Sal.nt and eoo.a Larry and Charles of Vollejo. Mn. Bu.ah, well into December, and l! the fiab h old out, may have a boat avail- able throughout the winter. Many ot the 9P0rtatiahing hoe.ta will tiah mackerel in order to keep their llcenee1, Griff Qrttt1s, eecre- t.ary ot the auoclatioo aa.ld. U aportaf1Jhtng bolds up well, due to the cloa:ing ot bOltllltlea many boat.a may stick to their pa.seenger trade, lt wu hinted. aa ind.icationa: pointed tow&rd a recqrd year. S/Sgt. and Mn. Cocll Hunt, ~3 Elden avenue, Coat.a Mesa., are p&re.nta or a da.ughter, born Augl.18t 17 at St. J08eph bosplt&l She weighed six pound.a, 8lix and a half ouncea. wboee hwiband work.a at the navy -----------~ yard, a.nd Mrs. Saint. whose hWl-~-----------~ band la manager of a Mose store, are 11iaten ot Ml.811 Ca.eon. Mn. W . D. Holtby, 1518 Weet Ocean Front. returned Sunday evening from Dayto n. Ohio, where she bu been for the pa.st !!lix weeks vU!Jting her son and hill wife, 2nd Lt. and Mra. Kenneth Holtby and hl'?' new grandson, Michael Earl. She repOrte the lieutenant will re- main at bl.a poet for at lea.at an- other six montha. as will his brother, Finl Lt. David Holtby, who la lo the personnel depart- ment at Elli.Dgton Field, Texaa. A .' birthday c9nner at the home or Mr.~ and Mrs. Cbarle11 Han8en, 107 28th IJlreet, on Sunday cele- brated the natal d&y11 or their daughter, MW Beverly 11.&uen, and BW Heck or Anahelm.. Places were la.id for Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Heck and BUI. and for the hostB and member11 of thelr family. Why Suffer? Backache, Beadaehes, P&ln.8 ln Groln and Lep-Loss or Vltal- lay-"Always 'I\red"-Blgb and Low Blood Pl'eUQre -"'Sllp· pin~ -Growing Old before your ~Anemla-Skln and Kldney Aliment.a rMpond qalck- Jy to OUJ' Excl1Dlve T echnique wttbout Drup, Pain, Surgery 01' ln.jecUons. c-ullaUOG FRF.E By Appola--* Dr. E. F. Bell, D .. c .. Ph.O., 107 22nd si-t N ewpol1 Bet.ch. Calli. ~ Phone llH -Bes. 119f Bonn: T1leL &: Fri. 9:30 t.o '7:SO Other hams by appoln-t : I LEGAL FORMS FOR EVERY TRANSACTION We 1!4ve made It C011Wllient for you to lnsllre 'CO!Jlpllanoe with an requirements bt :the law by carrying a complete stock pf all forms and papers needed for the ~Jetton of every transaction. 11-•· too, -.... orgulzaloll .. ,.c1y to llandl• ...,, -all of J'OUl' prllltlaa . ..--.. • --,_. -_._ prtntlag problom to . .,. plualag -pu111-.a In the N- T..._ of )"OIW adwatt t o No olltig8tla wlN be a-to 'ft1llr .,,_ Gllll fw lnfonnatlon of .-y ktnd. NEWS-TIMES • MANY BACK TO SCHOOL ITEMS IN THIS SALE • One Group of ---One Group of --- DRESSES COATS $1699 Assorted sizes, styles and colors-Values to $14.95 Assorted colors and sizes-Values to $39.95 . One Group of • • -One Group of -• • DRESSES SUITS Values to $19.95 Light weight. Summer material-Values to $24.95 One Group of -• -One Group of • • • DRESSES s1099 SUITS Some 'h sizes in this group-Values to $29.95 100% Wool-Values to $34.95 ' . • • ~~~R~~--~~~-~~ ... .-.. $299 Values to $8. 75 ~tts~K o~~1.!~ ................. ~ 4 99 Values to $12.95-Assorted colors and sizes We Are Discontinuing Our Stock ang Slack 'Suit Department One Group Blouses - Selected Group Costume Jewelry Selected Group of Bags ---. - ' ''· 608 No. Main St. Santa Ana \ ! • " • fi\SH·IO'N SIHOP fOa WOMEN .. -· lfO 0 0 I price price price • • • ' -:..!;:u!!l!.!:!!....N-911CD_:_ __ _..:•;...P_UllU:...:.:...c_N_on_c:a:_ __ :-Pu-llU.!•!!;!!-;:!!!!OTl'-.!l±~' ~--!!!!."..!W!;!!!W•~-:!~=·!!·~-~-=-.!;~~="!!•::·~"::n.::·~;~;::·::~·°'=-;=·=,='OUR=~~ u=o~·Ml=.,,FL~;=~;~N~11T,", C;HJ;:Z' ~.;;::.::;;~=r-;F;r=~=-:~~U;;:se-:-_ -;U;-::ld:~e~cl;:ded;:-::;--1r;;;;.;;;;A;;;;n;;;;y ;;;;Sign;;;;;;;;· ~--;;;;A;;;;ny;;;;'T;;;;i ... ~ 210Tica o"" uu °"' 1tu.L-N~ m R'CllDT 0111&N ....nrmat1on "'-,per -1 ,_ __ ... _c.c.,.·-.• · ..... rt.., ~e:-"Afhtr Planir...,; coRunlsslOll Meeti. ng•, "'9IONllTY Al; PRIVATE ULL tbat tbo UDdompod will oo0 at ot-t-1164 to lie tad wttb -~-,,,___ R "15 tn Ille ~---eowt ot Ille ::W-~ ..,::,: to~~ ~cla or -... to b ID wdtlq 0.. th Air ab. ~::.~.:"!=:I ~m1e -r.rotects Y~ht A11ehorage fltato ot o.lltonlla, la U>4 for tbo m&tlon ot -8'IPorlor Court. on U>4 will lie -od 'all tbo otore-Amerl<a bu -olr -l1PO al '''"""' i.~. tllat n 11u OoalltJ' at i-A,,,.i.. or otta tha ltll day ot ~ Aid otnc. at ""7 ~,&!tor tha llCloao. 'llndor lb4o lmpetul al WV, ...,. ._. -•UUJ' 10 pnrr14o ~ at wbetller to 1-ap-at the hear!JI&', be wu contacUd tn tbo Matter at Ille s:atato at her 1M1!, at tbo .,._ at llU.U-flM publication -1-before ariaU.., bu ld.......S -than othar ,,_,IN_ , pmxtmohjy2JOO feet ot city watU tho nat day becan• he aided ID UlW HOn'MAN, alao JmoWn u RICs BLUKllN'1'HAL. Tll l'aclftc ~ ~ IOtb ~lot A.u-·"' :!..i in::: =,!oe~• t!,. "';. "nloa jbo .~_""f"1 .Alrcralt C-~~e~ the north channel. ex-tha dl;Ts negt>tlatJorui with tho LOUI8ND:DICRHOl"ER, Doeaaed. Soatlnrool Bulldtn&', 216 Wool I •-~ actalo &Dd mle mind .. Cl"•.,, di ol tho .un:nn llldudrieo All<> -to the Cout llJ&lnvay woaltby rlncber for the land wbea Blxtb -i-~ U, -Ooun-lHO. I "V7Wboro ....Sor ,_. -&Dd dotlaD ol America bu ..,,_ tor dnetnpnent IDto a l>lp ~ It ,... -.ie.i to the city, Tom Runkle SIGNS BOAT LEITEHING 211~ lllartae Ave. B o ·w L BALBOA 2 4 0 2 ty ol Loo All&'el-. state o1 Call· LIC8Tl:R H. ~OLDS, • wboro lholr ....,,,.unit!• will lit In that taellltioo IU!tal>IO m omen ecm-:ra<ht Uld>onp and yaclltmien'1 Walla<:e oald that the property fornla, all tho rf«1>t, UUo an4 In· AdmlJjlotrator otj tho -te mul>IU... or m DOlabborbood land· c:cW WU no nearer ooncluotoii wu pen to the city u part o1 I ~===========~ -of oald d.......S at tha time ol oald Dododent. Ibo ponwu air pletln. lnl ..... In Jarp elU. be eallod !olJowtnao 'Tllurod&y nfll>t'o hear. lllr. Irvin•'• mare ID tha .126.000 I, o1 b1o daatb U>4 all tho rtitit. llAURICll BLUIOINTHAL nm_,,, ,top, n to -11-..._a. lnhrmodlata 1a..s1n1 ~ _,dUcted by the dtJ' plamllns bond luue rat.eel far tho clnelop- JWboa lllaad Ph. 2111-B Balb&a Beer Depot IDllli l'lllm saeot Easten Beer ~·-··lly•Oloe •Bkw.-wm.bevr" a •s p.a a.. ••1•1ww tw a. owe 'z ._ el .._ belW IMQlic i lie WW: WILL STAY OPICN ON llIDIDAYB tlUe and lnterwl that the Mtate 718 Paclttc Southwett Bulldlq', ~ understood, la :to provide tacm. plates betwMD c1Uu. probabJ7 oommwton. It wu laid on the ment ot. the b&rbor, and no deed ot aald d.eceuod bu acquired by 2111 Wool 8bttb 81,Not. :-ci:-::-:------, I opacod 11 lntuYalo whore dlltanH& table followln&' a pniteot 1~ by rutnctlano were -tten bee&,_ operattan ot l&w or otherwlle, Loo Alleolu 14, caijlo"'11&. "!.':"" °" -~ °" to be '"'mod -Paul rn.i-oro Of tha ln1ne com-lllr. Wallace oald be cominced lllr. other than or In addition to tbat Attorney !0< A.dmlnlltr&to.. r -l"' -Towm or .....,mnnlU. that pany, ln1ne that the city obould haft of -14 deceued at tbe Um.e ot ht. Pub.: A\l&'.11, 23, 28, 30: Sep.4, 19'8 ...,-~ ban edjaemt bQ&. rlftl'I or Laku The prot.eatant appeared at the that wat.r trcntace to matntatn death, In and to all the -~, -which •vi~ ,..tauoft "" om--Uni and oald be felt It would control over the rentall cbarJL'Od tn real property, oltuato In the County N Pi Go t ""J'"" pbn.lon plana CO:::. land. mu lie be unwlR to ,_ the city prop-the hart>or by pr1nte watar front ot Oranp, State ot California, 0 g8 Of 8 8 In-In .iob nialr ........ orly to H.F. J<!lk'""IJ', yacllt brok-ownero f0< yacbt moonn., pr!v- .... ...tt-.1ar1 de.ec:ribed follow SbowtDI: that 1ewm mu ea.a;, bl er for the purpoee o1. buildtn&' Des-::-.::-t ·. y .. •• To Be Allowed llnl<ed to world alm7S -i polnllns • elaborate --· ~w• out that ''tho ahplana bu ....,, 10 an .,_ ot moor!np Tile city doclt area. whlcb ortgtn- Lot 81 ol. Newport Height.a.. Main Street.'" the (':camd) bu pr. lnto the channel and motel, Pl'" ally amounted. to about 1900 feet County ot Oranp, State ot puod Oluotntod boolcl<t e11tltled agea and locke"' on the land ex· and later lncreued to 2200 /eet. Callfomia., aa per map thereof Sbottly hereinafter tt wW prob-a.cl. '"Put ::W, TOwn on the A.tr x 1p.;.. tendlnc back to the highway. w .. to remaia. tn city ownenhip recorded ln Book ' at Page 83 ably be unlayf\tl to keep pl.p, .,.,_ tor tree dlltribu.tlon to commun1tJ The property, Irvine'• re~-for eventual docking of larger ot M.1ICe1laneoua Kap9. recordJI So&ta and *"9p tn the city Umita. ..:...... .:. omciall and pl•nnlnc croups. tatlve -.1.d. waa st;ven to the city yacht.,. It wu qreed, and to bokt Of uJd-Orange County, with but ln certaln placee, part.J.cul&rly ~-.. It ap1a1n1 wb.J' &bti eommimltJ more t4&n 15 yean "CO with the down exorbl.ta.nt pricea often all lmproYUnenta thereon. 1D. MCtioDI of Newport Hetgbta, ..._ •-.m;-• which b&l DO proYia:lom to iccom-undentandingtt--• ltdwed~~-~-~ tor ctnharl'ed by private owners for'tie- Tema Ol. a.le, cub. tn l&wful It w1ll be legal to keep a bora or ~ mod•t.e • penonal a1rcraft wm be ~ """~ an -.-..-~ pur-g up other yacJ;ata. Thia: wu final- moo,ey ot tbe Ub.lted St&tee on cow, according to the fln&1 read-J. paued bt' tn th• a1r qe, Wbereu poee.I, although there waa nothlng ly ~ upon, Wallace aald, and Ing Of the plg and goat amendment raila. rorict. and docb baw built bi the deed concerning that remtrlc-no reatrictiona were wrltten tnto to Ordinance 625 bdo~ the city ""-----------' i •ucceutul communltlea ln tbe past, Uon. the deed. planning commtaalon lut Tbun-landin& facWtle• tor private plaae1 Following hill explaoation., and The pioneer citizen offered no day night. It now la npected to A. tTPfcal eectloD of a.n air map ,. a• weU aa tor feeder or area tJ"pe d.lacwmion of the propoeaJ. by mem-crltlciam ot the at.and taken at the become law. I ceaU7 pabllabed b7 tile department tramport planea will pac. the be:re ot the audience, the commis-commlaston meeting, but stoutly of rnoarcn aad •evelepmu& DI a unit! In th .......... _ l laid th tt th •·bl aln • 1--without protelt:. wu a reao-rrowt.b o! comm ea e , ... ,w..i... s on e ma er on e 1.a. e. m t.a.ined that pleasure yachting ~ mldwnCena state. d I lu w II VI luUon for amendment to the aame In the plana an d acranu inc d-a ace ew ahould have mo.st consideration on ordll1ance to permit & c hange of Ue1 10 that plane• can land and ed It la empbaalted that no eommu-Exception to Dlnamore's cont.en-city water frontage rather than . Sport Ashing ''G~ W.'' • Dldltl, POWl!:BED • DllLUXl!l Ao0ollDIODATION8 •LABOE • GALLEY Every Day at '7:00 A. M. from 5S5 Pacltlc ()out Blghw&y the rear y&rd set·b&ck 00 the eaat t&ke--oft'. be malntalned and ~ nity is too ama.D tor an airpark or Uon. however, wu taken later by building ot a city park or swi.m- 9lde ot 38th atreet between Cban· paired. But alrporU are known to similar la~n1 facWt)'; that the at:r.e Lew Wallace. pioneer citizen. mlng pool for recreational pur- nel and Marc~. This wu also the be co1U1 to build and operate. Me-and cost can be rerulated accordins While Mr. Wallace did not appear poses. ;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~.1 final hearing tor thls variance In dium-aized and small commWlitles to the need• ot the commUD!Q' or the zoning la.w. fee.1 that such tnstalla\loM are be-its potenUalltJe1; and that airparb A letter from R. T. Hubbell tor 7ond their reach. eventualb' may pay their WQ", both ONCE AGAIN dirtttl7 and indlrectJ.f. 7 5% of Corona del Mar Sewer Mains Already Laid Newport Beach, California -Opposite the Arch- ~zoning Iota 26. 27 and 28 of U :ne tenn .. airport" la u.ed in SAM 'S SEA FOOD CAFE ~tH~~~b~r;:o~d~~~~oto~e~ ~~: u;~~r:~~::~an:r~• a ~rm=~ ::~~~~!~!~?"!::-~~~ perm.It building of a contractor'• well be true. It l• becauae ... 1--..rt" "n• • • C•••WM" .w a> ....... ...., ._,I• --rtr Uea&, oftice wu set tor hearing on Sep------ For Offers Yoo the 11ne8t Place tember 20, the next meeting Of the Returning 'Vets Plan Businesses ~and Families; Need Only Weeks To Be Ready for Civilian Life to Dine In Orang1' County:, planning commluton. ' ,All New • • • Even the Location ••• On&-llalf Mlle F.ut of Old Location on oClast Highway. Beautiful New Cocktail Bar We Lee.d Southern Callfo~ in the Serving ot -SEAFOODS- AUlO YOUR kind of STEAKS -VISIT OUR KITCHEN - Sam's Sea Food Cafe and Fish Market Be wdit ~_lewd One 1/iu e~.1 Peace is here but he is still over there seeing to it that the sparks of hatred do not set the planet aflame anew. I Uuhle to See Dim This Christmas ---MakJ'lt & REUNION BY PROXY Yau will be speaking to him at yoor sparkling best thraug)I a Personality Portrait by ,, \ - Balboa Inn Arcade :rei: "••P"t 10C8 G1Ft BE WllL • \~ • But we want you. to know we're doirc our bat to bclp lr:eep your car roUinc beaiuac we both know "there'• • Porcl in your future." • lJntil it arrm:.. than.bi ,,,, ,,..,,, P"tieal. --~ !!nd A Oen~ Newport Beech ' Matt Wallh Sporfflshlog, Joe. Laying ot the main l!lewer lines Cout Highway. Laterals will be in Corona del Mar 111 now about installed lat.er, and the hook-up 75 per cent completed, It was at.8.t· will take place when all ma.ins are ed at th& city hall yellterda.y by ~lal~d~an~d~th~e~l~tn~e~lo~ac~c~e~pt~ed~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J . B , Webb, """'8tant city engineer &nd eupertnt.endent ~ etreet&. What the returned ooldler want., per cent of the veterono bad Jobe The work lo well under way -DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH what are hla upiratloo. and hopes. before the W&r but only 37 per pa..rtJcul&r ettorta are now being and whether be can be readily ab-cent a.re willing to return to them. spent in tlniahlng the work in the • IKlrbed lnto ctvWan llfe wu the Getting Ahead . netpborhood ot the new 8Cb.OOI on ORAJlf£ ..ibject ot a talk at the Santa Ana ''They &re very much devoted C:arnatton atreet in order that lt Army Air Bue Thuf'9d.ay by lla-to the old Amf:Jic&n virtue of get-wll1 ftiJoy eewer bm.et1t when fall ,..,., jor General Ralph Royce be.tore ting a.bead," Gen. Royce Aid. ''The ..ton open.m wtt.hlll a few weelu. ... ptfft 300 de.legatu of '-rhe Retumlng United Stat.ea I.I SolD.g to pt a Tbe matnai are being lnatalJ.ed Service Men" who &re interested bum.pet" crop of avtatlon e:xperta now, Webb aald, and J.aterab will 'tn helplng hJa re-adjustment ah.er and bu.tneumen." follow. The m&1nl an bel.Dg placed 1 ,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ..-veral Ye&rl ot 1trtnuowi army The senera1 reve&led that nearly in alleys and wm 111rn a !aJ're lite. . balt ot the returnlnl" Y•tlr&Da pl&n area at the comm.unity 80tJth at The conference wu given. tact.a, to Co back Er more IChoollng. \ not oentJmental bopea Back of They want to In tech-Lamber and -Building Material.I their .tatemmta· were apprm:I-nologic&l aub and leu than : i-------------, mately 8000 ......... taken from 1 per cent are tet'eoted In such House Unfit But Day' District Lumber Co tho boya themoelveo OD the preao-IUbjecto .. OOCIOloCY, blotory and D • 1ng problenu 0uM'OUDdlng the re-longuago. Tenant Fights -na Ieue ot th-tlgti""I men tnto PoUtlca, Gen. Royce oald. takeo , Eviction Order .. , Ill 00.&n mGBW.a:r tM ma.el..atrom Of civilian lite, and, nrst place u the acUvity they to a large ertent, on their own would leut like to enter. reeource1. The extenaive IUJ"\.'ty of whl.t theee boya want. GenertJ RoYce ld- dk:&led, broUght .ou.t that Uie aver- ap .t!:teran wa.nta bU own buatneu tn. the n~~ lO yean; he wi.nt.8 to get lfti.riiH 'lnd have two children, and ht Wanta to ltve in b..la owr;i home 1tate. The average YOUOI" eoldier will need only a tttw week.a to re-adjw:t hl.meelf, accordinl' to M&jor Milton L. Miller, aeuro-}>lychlatrlc re. turnee attached to the Regional and Convalescent hoepttal. "The lea !rwitration 1n everyday living, the quicker bl.a recovery," Major Miller said. 'Hi• baalc needa for a home, for education. for a job. tor sound ramuy re-laUonahipa, will become goa.la that lake the place of war- time aim.I whJch he bad to adopt tor yea.rs. The longer the dela.y in economic opportunity the longer the returnee adjw:tment will take." Genera.) Royce diacl08ed th.at 7S FfNI to LU.ve Home Contrary to a wtdempread con- CePUOo that tbouaand• ot veten.ne: from other atatea wW wtah to make Calitomia their home after they are out of the 1ervtce, the wrvey &bowed only 10 per cent wiah to move out of their home atate, accOf'dl.ng to Geer&! Royce. Wh.., th• county health de· par1:rnent COndomned a houae In Co.ta MOM ~ted by hrt Shawi for $1~ ,er month •• un. flt fOf' habitation, aocordlng to Santa Ana Information, the owne1", c . L. Murrell, aaked tlte county to evict the tenan't. &haw, t-iowever, appealed to the auperlCH" court to atop the evk:;tlon order signed by Jutt.lce D. J . Dodge of the Newport Beach Townahlp e~rt. B e f o r e joining the t l.rhting forcee, Ge.neral Royce uJd, 82 per ce.nt of the meo were unmarried. That hu dropped t.o 56 per cent and all ucept 2 per cent Of the '--------------' tingle men expect to lake wt.vu. Tb.rte per cent want no cblldren., 27 per ce.nt want two offspring, but only f per cent dealre more than tour youngsters. Forty-tour per cent have jobe to CQ back to, 41 per cent will try tor ~tter joba and 2f per cmt are undecided oo what they will do, the general uJd The conference, .staged by the Univenily of California at Loa Angeles in coopen.tion with the army air hue. wu opened by Clarence A . Dylutra, provoot ot the unJve.ntty. Capt. and Mn. R l. Ott!, 312 Anade avenue, Balboa. are parents of a son, born Auguat 16 at St. Jooeph hospital. He weighed ten pounds, three and a halt ounces. Mrs. Walter Hole of Balboa. Is- land was a recent guest at the Willits Hole home, La Hahn Heights. For quick resulbl uae News-nmes d&aifled columns . CLOTHES FOR Sportfishermen Complain on Bait Supply Fiahermen coming down to New- port Harbor to enjoy a day'e !lah- 1.ng have complained that they a.re not getting their money's worth llOme days when the bail runa abort. it wu stated yesterday by Grtft Grilli.I. aecretary of the New- port Harb or Sportatlahermen'• Amoclatioo. The auoctatton la m•ktog detlnlte ettort.8 to increue the bait supplies during th1a com- ing year, be a.id.. "Sooopa of bait have been akimpy Of late," the aaociatJon of- ficial ocmplained. "Often boat.a have been la.1d up or forced to re- turn to port early becauae of lack of live balL The Sportlfl.aherm.en'• Aaeociatton have determined to whip the ball •ltuatlon before next" ffUOO," Grttfla aald. . GORDON B. FINDLAY OONT&&Ol'OB _. B'lllLDJ:B MAINTENANCE AND REP AIR OUR 8PIKllALTY Cabinet Shop Service ()fib ilalbe& ifllop MIO eout 8""L Cll'7 SOl2l St. Phc.-m Ph. ms.J Jtawa on a.a.<111, OA1n. WELCOME CAFE 2560 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa '. Opening September 1st 1945 Bill and· El. Offer You the Finest Place to Dine . Our Motto Alwap Hu Been GOOD FOOD, n:RST CLASS SERVICE, MODERATE PRICES. FAMOUS COMPLETE DINNERS 5 p. m. unw 10 p. m. 8anda19: ll noon unW '10 p. m. Specla.I Arranpment. for Pa.rUee Dinner Dance Wednesdays & Saturdays StoUp.m. PHONE NEWPORT 483-M OUB KITCHEN OPEN FOB INllPl:CrlON How to Weep your Diesel out of the shop -I .MEN Whether tt will mean Important new bait boa.ta, or aaking those now h~re to run at night, or whether to aerve bl.it from receiv- ers ls the an.ewer" the ottlclal could not aay just now, but be l&id an the sport tloblng tnteruto are af. tected and th.at be la determined to have a new at.up Oil bait. 'The h•rvfltng of th.UI part Of the bulll- neaa bu been WU1&tlata.ctory tht. year," Grittla oald ·BATTERIES CHARGED . THOMPSON In I'll••• 1lli • .... ni. !l- . • r;'·~r :J' ·:.'.':,.r -.-~. ,;.-.,:• • • ,) AND BOYS • &,,..,.u $poel 6'-P: .......... ... I Mlllil " .,. Tiley .tarted out with three live bait boaU, and now ha" nve, it wu ltated, but llWl not ....up. l>ait lo betn&' received. ' -· cbsi"-MUA Ll!llllf.R CO. It. .. Honm'LaJs , '""'"'•'.>-• • in 30 . Minlltes VIRG'S GARAGE •• DSAOO ~ • GAii llTAnOJJ . -...... c.tlal "" ........ ~ - 0,-tmt~ ft m~llM·W , • • • f • • W AS AP•M1 •we rt 81 • CT 7 • • 'I" I 'p ,· f . -I ll.lNI . ........ Your Frienm ·and ·Mine EVERY llEWS· TIMES CLASSIFIED a·o ·1s ·itll :QPPORT 'Ul .ITY! ------~-------1 ' , Read Them for Profit •• .' Uae ,Them for Re.u1ta .Jdr. and Mn. Joe ~ and Santa Ana avenue. Coota 11-. . , • Children and Mr. and Mns. Walter returned from poeneu ..-. --_;- 1 -If.you dall't flild what you are loc*hllf for adW!rlhed In tbJs illllJe Pboae Ne;ypcaot Beacll 12orl3'apj place)'UIU'mm~--- 1 ltawllu and c!augbter Margaret docldn& at Beston on the Mon· ----,.,.--,1-11---:-----------------------:--------·--------------------------......, ftCelll dinner guests at the clalr Victory earlier in the JDQlltb.f---~----'~---.;.+---•• ......._ n~ 0 __ ~ home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mat-Bw-•-vw~ 10 BEAV'l'Y AIDS -~-·-•• ••-119 ULE llIIKlSLL&NJWW 10 BO&Tll, IRll'l'Llll:ll 18 W&ND:D TO Bll:N1' U thews, Newport. . lJNG GJ:NllllAL ,CONTRA<71lNG, ft&. COLD 8l>d lil.AcHlNELES8 WANTED-2 joUrneymen Paint-FOR SALE-Tarpaulin, nel.., 9x12. BOATS-Bot, Sold lUl4 Tmilld Mrs. Belle Grescbner Platt of pair and AJteraUom. 9ee Pnnlt WA YES ero. Muat be nesL Top w...._ w .. terproof. $16. 310 P<>lnaetua Marille Engl-lUl4 Parlll Coota Mesa entered suit tor ell· TIDE J ABLES Pellkofer, 8'06 Finley o've., New· Tinting and Kanlcurlng Jolmny'e, Palntera • Decoraton. ave., Corona de! Mar. Phone N.B. lil.ARINl< SALVAuE .AND vorce from Elmer J. Platt follow-AUGUST port Bff•b Pb. U98·-'' 43-Uc Eveolng Appolntmenla Pb. i~.w Phone Lquna Beach 33U. ZOM. 64-ltp JO'G. CO. •·· their s<par&Uon on August 10. ,...,. •• •• •tc ..... v·· B t&, Sh ~ 8090 w. Omtnl Ave. Ph. 2888--W, 'They were married Sept. 1. 1941, Blgb Low BICh r-R O O F S I s eau Oil WANTED TO REN't -Wife l1f eervice man overseas wante apartment or small house for !elf and 3 moot.ha old baby. Six mos. rent In advance. Call Mrs. Weber, 1626-W. -63-2t.C -•-stated. 1103 O:>ut H lway, rona dd Mar HELP WANTED -...._rienced FOR SALE -Collsp1lble baby Newport Beaci>, c.JJf. zw.l'C' T. 21 9 :31 3:05 8:3$ 2:26 Applied or Re-•.._ ....... t""' bu --·~ tire e ood 26-ttc Don Vaughn, 23) Wlbon street, Free Eatlm&tea 6 !L.~00 U.tfc hou.elr.eeper, good cook. Llft in ggy, iv.uu.::.r a, v ry g ---.,,--=~~------l ------~------ Ccsta Mesa escaped in••~ when 94_.~29 --03:~6., 9.·~·~ s .~2 u'""""" or OUL Good oa1ary Write Box condition. J7.50. 929 West Cen· E:vERYTHING WANTED TO RENT-OU exeeu-' ,.,..J W. 22 "' ""'° ., "'' W. J. Benbow, 3602 Maiou Ave. __. .... ..._ .ama •• · · .__, avenue •• •tp the car in which he was riding --0.8 6 • 8 ~ ... .-~ -••P'' c/o New>Tlmui. St.ate ex-uo.i • .,.., Uve deairea to l .... _ a • or f..4 .... 1. Phone Npt 1012-J. 64-ttc ------------------------ELECTRICAL -~ OVl!rturneC after going off the Th. 23 10:30 4:11 9:57 3:59 ------------S perlence, age, 8l>d when avail· 4-bedroom home on Balboa ls. road on Coast Highway near El 4. 7 --0.8 6.5 1.6 P&INTINO OON'l'B&OTOB ic._~oop.~ ansud optc.lies •ble. 63-<tp FOR ltSALE--1 IceinBox. 75-lb. ca· "'-Hoki· 'n & Galvan land for 9 mos. Starting In SepL M Ba Dr! t th ~ __ E pac y. Wb te. good condition, -"'""'" Ph N ~-h. 7 " orro y. ver o e car was F . 24 11:03 4 ;46 10:'t1 4:34 -=-:--,.,.---,,.---,...---one wpt. ui.; l l~.m.. Donald Miller, 18, of 'Three Areh •.9 --0,1 6.2 u Painting • Decoriating Newport Pharmacy HELP WANTED -Experienced u 5.oo. !505 :!5th St., Newport. Electrical eontractorw !18.Stc Bay, and he Is r-Y\rted to have s. 25 11:39 :i:21 11:28 "':23 D-.6 Rep·•-~ ~•-Un• 2108 Ocean Froa.t-Pboo.e 5 howtekee.per. Salary open. Uve M·ltp 1000 Coa.at Highway ·~r-"' ~ ~ • ,._ -ln. Write Box ''R'', c/o New&-------------told officers a car driven by Hany 5.0 --0.• 5.7 Ll Svmn""n & No'lar e<-itc -Phone 1384 97-tfc WELL KNOWN bus1n ... wani. Mohr of Whittier started out from .,.......... IJ Ttmea. M'"6tp FOR SALE---Rem.~ Portable --=.,.----------1 location ln Balboa , and Balboa the parking lot and drove across CN--· • .,,.. im.> Pb. Nwpt. 1217-W 512 38th St. LOST &Nn roUND n HELP w ANTED-Cook or house· tYPewrlter, i50.00. 309 Edge. Dinghies, Skiffs, Island for Dry Goods, Gift and the road in front or him. The Mil~ Tides.,.. placed tn order o1 oocurrmce. ===--~-----1_2_-u_c ------------hold autata.nt. Top wages. Phone water, Balboa.. Ph. 1892. 64·tfc Paddleboards; Sail, Notion store. Need 1200 to 3000 ler car, alter going off the road, L1Pt ftCW"U a. bl.: dart nsur-p. m. mCYCLES -Sold. rented or re-LOST-WlrehaJr Foxterrier, fe. N. B. 228. 64·2tp Duck and Rowboat.s aquare feet. Wrtte Box. "8 " c/o skidded 150. feet and struck a ...... 1--t v gel' .. _,_ St. male, a.nswe.ra to name .. ---'e, FOR SALE-Westinghouse Oscll· News-Times. 61-ttc bank N .th in .,--..-..... 0 ., 100 ~ • ..__...,, FIRST CLASS expertenced wait--lating Fan, 12·in. $5:i.OO. JWJt New and USP.d. . FOR SALE-One 8 x 17 used rug. FOR SALE _ l3-ft. motor boat, price $5.00. Phone 1759. 64-tfc $325. 226 Via Udo Nord. 624tc . red .. et er occupant was ~ ,...-------------: Ba.Ibo& a.nd 208 Marine Avenue, ln We.st Newport area. Harness ressea. diahwuher and porter. like new, guarantee on it. 309 WATSON WOODCRAFT SHOPS JUMr. d M Edw rd K edy Balboa l•laod 22-t!c ~d L. A. county tag. Substantial Interviewed alter Aug. 22 1 to.• Edgewater, Balboa. Ph. 1892. 611 Coast IDgbway, . an rs. a enn . WANTED BY reward. Call N. B. 1. 64·2tP Newport Beach. Open Sundays. 358>;,, Bay streef. Costa Mesa, are PRIVATE PARTY p. m. 610 Main St., Sant& Ana. 64-trc Phone 601 43-tfc being con ....... tulated on. the birth Ph. S. A. 0912 LudVl•eig. f>4.4 tc o• -p N LOST at Coeta Mesa Sat. Ma.n'a ot a daughter at St. Joseph hos· B O Fr UBLIC OTICES Kelbert wrllltwa.tcb, etlver cue, WANTED-Lady 2 or S days a. pital on August 16. She weighed ay Or Cean Ont in change purse. Reward for re· week for cleaning and Ironing. eighPftc.pouanndds.Mt~. Ge~· 0e1···n-Home in Balboa area. CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS turn. Call N . B. 1705-J. 84-ltp __ P_h_on_•_N_._s_._1_3_33_. ____ 64_·2tc_ WICKER rurnlt1,lre. baby mattreM, u • .. ~ ..... u """" used wind owe, odds and ends. FOR SA.LE-ve bait fishing boat roth. 356 West 18th street. Costa Reasonably Priced Flctltlouo Finn Name EMPLOYMENT OFFEBED D HOUSE PAINTERS WANTED-109 Diamond, Balboa lsl&nd. URANUS. ready to go, fully Mesa. are parents ot a son, born Steady work., top wagea for 64 equJpped. Diesel engine. 45--tt August 17 at St. Joseph hospital. for All Cash. The Unle11!1gn!J<f does hereby WANTE:D-HcmtL lil.ACO. Balboa oober &nd reliable men. Pbone 1------------·-•_tc 2.1n. keel, 11-ft. 7·llr. beam. Sell· He tipped the scales at eight • certl1'y that he ls conducting a Inn. PbOOI MO. &-ttc Mr. Pooley. N . B. 1388. M..ftc WHITNEY baby buggy and bas· in.g on account of itJJnesa. $6000 pounds. two ounces. Write full particula.n Yacht Brokerage bu.sineu at 901 ------------aiooette for aale. 613 W. Bay, cub. Call So. Cal. Flab Corp., Pfc. Clayton Bailey, son of Mr. P . O. Box 1834 Cout Highway, Newport Beach, HELP WANTED-Women to do Balboa. Phone 883-W. M·4tc Terminal Ialand, Terminal 21 408 and Mrs. Frank Bailey, 1609 ._ ___ s_an_ta_A_n_a"-, _caut __ . __ u_ California, under the flct1liOU1 firm general botel and apartment ------------or Redondo 3897. 64·2tc na me ot PACIFIC MARINE TELE pH 0 NE bouaework. Wages and apart· _w_ANTED ____ TO __ B_UY ______ n -----.,.------- ASSOCIATES and that said flnn ment turnisbed. The Pallaadea. 10 FOOT SKIFF and Elco OUt· la comp<>eed l1f the folloWlng per-OPERATORS Corona dd Mar. Phone 1456. ~~ryw~!v~Ol"~our ~ ~n~ ~-o~r 2!~~-:-i•· ·~·: WANTED TO RENT-3 bedroom bowie wt th option to buy. 6 mos. rent ln advance. Prefer Balboa Island. Addreaa llolO N. Vi.at.a, Hollywood 4-6, call!., or call Granite 6212. 157-tfc WILL PAY one year's rent in ad· vance. Want 2 or 3-bedrm.. booae, :tumished or unfumlJlbed. No· smoking or drinklng. Pb. N. B. 2104·W. 64-tfc WANT TO RENT-Permanently, Marine officer and wife, urgently need tumlahed 2·bdrm. apart. or house, Sept. 15 or before. Ref£r· encee. Lt. · Rolston, ph~ 3399 Santa Ana. M·2tc aona, wboee names and add.re.el NE 6f.tfc Nwpt. 2000. o . R. Crawley, "nle ---~-------- are as follows, t<>-wtt: EDED Food Bullet, 1612 Newport FOR sA'Li=&l<>Wblrd, Thirteen. Thoma.o F . Kilkenny. , 8&LI: llO.IKlELlANEOUll IO Blvd., Coot& K-. 11&-ttc New palnL sails and rttunga. l,BENT---'-llO.IKlELlANE0------111!---41!- WITNESS my band thla 14th day Good p WhiJ Leamin ---------'----Pho N B 11< R. 2t of August, i11<11. ay e g FOR sALE--Neoco oil otove. 3. IF YOU want to ..u your old "" · · 1 s-64• P Stores For Rent THOMAS F. KILKENNY. and Regular Increases burner: 2 am&ll tee Boxes; 1 piano eee ua. We pay h1&'bMt FOR SALE-16-tt.. Sailboat. A-1 22ft.d &nd Newport Blvd. state l1f cautornla.. ) , double coll Spring; 1 double link CUil 'price. 30 yeen In Oranp coad!Uoo, wttb new sail.I. Phone Costa Mesa O:nmty ot <>n.nge ) • • J'obe ava.llable ln many Spring; ae"Veral camp atoola; 1 county. Dans-Scbm1dt Plano Co., 1573-.J. g.&.2tp One 14 foot1r1' 35 foot On th1a 14th day at Auguat. other Southern C&llforo.ia leather mattreu; 1 gu beater: 620 N. ll&1n. Sa.at& Ana. 5--ttc FOR SALE--24-ft.. ~ Cru&er, 0De 25 foot by S5 toot A. n.; 194~. before me, Nora S. clUee. 1 Ironing board; 2 mialJ round w ANTED-Coupe or 4'-door Hdan, 445 Gray M.artne Mo~. $1.GOO. (comer) Margwa.rtb a Notary Pu.bile ln and table.; 1 2-4 x s.-0 plv. hood for light make, muat be 1D eood 309 Edgewater, Balboa. :phone Edwin Vt•DMJ, Phm.e 1877~M for said County and State, ...... Southern California range; 1 2·9X S-0 6 lL l&lh, old ; cond!Uon. 209 Wuhlngton SL, 1892. M-tfc 62-<tc IOllally appeand Thomaa F. Kil· 2 pi. cuement s.o x 3-0 2 It. In Balboa. Mrs. Roae Lugo. 64-ltp J j~~~~~~~~~~~~=:::=::===~~ Kenny, known to me to be the Telephone Company frame; 1 S-6xS-6 cub 1 lL ; FOR SALE -10-ft. atuldy n7W'-1pu. -" penon wboee name ta w.bacrlbed other odds and end&. 204 Eut FtJJUlflTt7ll& n>B MU a boat, bu center board tor ail· At CORONA DEL KAR to the withlD lmt.rwuent, and Apply Central Ave., Balboa. after 8 FOR SAIJ!",---One S x 17 ueed rug, log. In UC. cond., $80. 707 No. Beautiful New ~J.~to me that he exe-100 Eut Bay A venue ~;'" or Sat. afternoon or~~ price '6.00. Phone "1758. &:l-2tc Bay Front. Balboa Ioland. 64;2tp 2 Bedroom Stucco In Wlt:n-Whe.....t, I ban be~ Balbo&. . FOR llALE--Electrolux retrtger-FOR llALE--Balbo&. Dtnghy, plWI llOulll Gt Hlgb-y unto aet my band a.od &f'tlxed my PAINTERS ATl"ENTION -~ a.tor and Pepnaylvanla Dutch oan and dolly. Perteet conditt.on. at & bupJD. price official seal the day 8l>d year In or wv ail brlltle bruah.., -boa.rd al.oci """" l'un1I $150. Phone N. B. 13&7. 120 To-$7500 · t.bJI certiftcate tint above written. 51'>,i North Kain Street from 1 ln. to 5~ In. A* Gent'• cup ; --.,ue tu.re par., Balboa IAand. M--2tc NORA 8. MARGWARTH Sant& Ana blnycle. -ClubbOUMI An.. conalaUng at deal<, tal>le, rocldll&' FOR BAI~ll~· Star _,_.. 1 Bedroom Stucco N-Beach Ph-· 1 ••• •. , ch&lr, etc. Pboce Ull·W.;.., _ _,,tc ~ _ Notary Public In and for said ·-.--. -~ ~ 2 .. ,. l1f ll&lle. See G. A. Jonu, $4600 COwlty and State. &3-tfc , e2-4tp 217 Apte, Balbo&. Iolarul. 62-4tc Bee Pub.-AU&'. 18, :za, ao. 8epL 8, 1946 -----------_U_n_cal--le_d_i'_o_r_Sui ___ ,_---FOR llALE--L&rge Ivory -...1---::'--------w J H~COMB "" twin bed. coll opringa, Inner-IRJ!llc&L a 11.&DIO M • · ~ kw n..t Tbo od II ~ 200 m&'a IUlt8, fUCi up. Top aprlng ....-, dremlng table, FOR SALE--Studlo Gra.nd Plano, 1517 QJoa Highway •UY WAii •ONDll In the _,," nO and .... coata. Watch• ward-utn. twin -· old atyle clavell· Wurlitzer, '696.00. 309 Edge-''Where ~.'!:1 ~ M-ltc ..----'---------------------~ robe tl'unb. ll'lDL •*1na. HO port • club cba1r In fair COD4. water, Balboa. Pb. 1892. 64·1! --• ., W. OCMn. t.cns Bwch 6-tfc Two •·-Ub--tal>lee --"" -------------IFO • AUTO MECHANICS AUTO TRIMMERS BODY & FENDER MEN . -•"' ·-~ • ~ R SA.LE--3 bed.rm. home, nov- WE BA.YB S004 ,_~tor walnut. < oalt dining chalra, S RADIO REPADl.9--AJI --. elty oldlng frame bldg., tn.ide $86, JUI!. '1811. $1116 up. 1l'llle iron folding day bedo, 2 9"12 tuboo. -K&rlDe -. compL plut.ered, tn Co<ona del sranda P86 up. -. -wool AxmlDlter ruga, carpet AL MJ.7. Burt N-. lW Mar. Hardwood tlool'll thruouL for ""'t. ao :r-z-a In <>ranp J>Sda and odd cbalro, several °"'"' ~-· Newport · Beoclt tile b&th, We kitchen. f!ttplace. COUDty. Dam-Scllml4t Plano (lo., other artlclee. Pb: Newpt. 49<. l·tfc On four 'loto. Price $10,500, Incl. O! N. Kain. Santa A.Ila. We 55-tfc llPm&L &NNOtJN<JDISNTll 18 material to fence all 4 loto. Ap- Just Arrived Freeh Hearing Aid BATTERIES Gwiderwon Dnig Co. 117 Main SL Ph. 615 60-tfc ------------KK.YS MADE WHILE YOU WAJT proxtma.tely ;) down. See owner, BO&Tll, l!UPPIBll II v.,..ra. 100 lllaln st. Doi-and 601 E. Central Ave., Sea Shell ~FO_,R_,,S_A_LE----14-.ft.,....._ ..,6-.Jn.-=Runa-..,bo--,ut 208 K&rtDe Ave., Balboa l•l•nd Cate, Balboa.. M ·2tC motorboat. t-c.yUnder Contfnen. 22.ttc FOR SA.1.E--Balboa Ialand rest· ta! mow and trailer, $~. Also ----R-1-0-1--N-G____ auranL living quariers. Mn!'. G . Snowbird, ._n, mast, boom and A. Waldron. 308 Marine, Balboa. rudder. Pb.one 233W. Q.ftc Aloog Hllllide Traill ln beautl. Iala.nd. M..3tc fUl Laguna canyon. U .5-0 per hr. ------------ WING SANG BOAT & REP AIR YARD GREASERS -GASSERS -WASHERS STEAM CLEANERS J~ORS Men's Work Shirts, $1.49 Men's Plaid Shirts, $1.55 ATTENTION FISHERMEN-For eale, 37-ft., two-muted motor Sailer, lJh • planking, copper Hay Rklea Arranged. HOl"M9 Boa!"dod. Two Central A v enue Lots J • 811 Coast Highway 101 Phone Newport 866 ¢¢¢ • Moorinp and space avallable for Boa&ls for Sale • Paddle Boards ft>r Beat by the week or moatb. DOROTHY DARNIT • 'r ' ' • • Permanent Positions -Post War Future Work in Los Angeles Apply Today at your local GREYHOUND DEPOT (A glMn<>e proves the leadenhlp ol U.e Ne..,..'l'imell) tte W~WT TO C:liT OIVOlltCE ...... 0 Q C40T ... "l~W ' Auto Batteries 18 month -$8.4:i Ex. Pennsylvania Oil Gallon -70c AUTO JACKS WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Costa Mesa 63-4tc Phone Laguna 2876. <8-tfc rivited, toUet room, tee boxea, '· ------------ sleeps four. Moorings off 15th Carpenters Available SL, extra, 1f boat eold. Also 47 for general maintenance h.p. Elc.o Marine engine cheap. and repair Completely overhauled. IDquire O. Z. ROBERTSON at 1352 W. Central Ave., New· call New-port 83 port Beach or 2171 Orange Ave., 4.2·tfc Costa Mesa.. 61 -'tp SProIAL ANNOUNCEJO!NTS 18 FOR SA.LE-2l·ft. ·aaUboat.-$360. 120 Abalone aver;.ue, Balboa. la· land. 33.tfc Have Your Floors Renewed JAMESON FLOORS 371 Avocado Coota M ... Phone s. A. 1857·J 59-Stp Washing Machines Repaired Parts For All Makes Pick up and Delivery. SCHULER'S Washing Machine Shop 1768 Newport Blvd, Costa Mea.s Phone 2263 5!'>-ttc Near Bay and Ocean $1500 Each Ea.ch zoned for two family dwelllnp Eugene Elliott EX(flu.sive Agent 5-01 EMt Central Balboa 63-2tc HOUSE FOR SALE-By owner, 2· story, near school ; 3 bedrooms, 2 bat.ha. 1612 Second Ave., Co- rona del Mar. $8,500. 61-ttc LISTIN.GS wanted. Beach pro- perUes and ~omes. Ula B. Mc- . Farren, With Jack Regan. 610-12 N. Main SL, Santa Ana. Ph. S. A. 0912. 51 ·tfc Practically New Home On Peninsula Completely F\J.rniahed Immediate Poueaalon $10,000 2 Houses Near Bay, on lot 70x7L $13,500 By Charles McManus "More For Your Monev" We have just installed 3 new lac· tory method Retread molds which give & deeper tread than new tires, meaning more mileage. Leave tires in the morning and bave them recapped or repaired by evenin&' or we pick up yoW' car and deliver ea.me day. Free loaners il desired. Money back guarantee I.a your auura.nce. Bay Front Lot El Jiia.yo Tract ' • • ' • Grado A Truck Rubber Now Avallable. Colta Mesa Tire & Retread Shop our new ad.dream 1760 Newport Blvd. Tel N. B. 2342 M-tfc • $11,000 . W. L. Jordan 700 East Central, Balboa Phone 153 M-2tc 8tllllNJ:88 OPPOBTtJND'Dlll·to lfO'NSr TO LO.&ll .. FOR SALE-Small beauty ahop In Sant& Ana, goqd loaU<>n. estab- Umbed 8 yt:an: Ptione Santa Ana 2067. 64-ztc LOANS TO BUILD, bay, mpon. J!IOdamlq or reftnen• N-port Dalbo&.-~ md Lou •e=dcMm 1111 Via Lido Tt''I" .... 1noa • • ' .... Mrr.Jack Boyd, June Bride, Honored At ·Surprise Miscellaneous Shower ~~~!!~-~-.:..~...:~-;-~~~~~~-~.,::;__~--;-~...:!!!!!!!!!!~q~·!!_~~!!!__!!~! ·~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~2_:·;,.:.·~~~1~1~11~¢!~~,·~':!!c~l~'s/.!!:_~U!Y~U ~ ~ . a JS& • •±:..:.,_ • a rt ~· a ----------~:-----..;.. ___ ..;.. ______________ _ Mrs. Edick Hoitesa ~\oti':i..";..,: .. -e H ' 'F . . ' A " t'. •t• To F~~~tiXili.ry_. t:::=u.; ,Al~ .ar r ' ·_ em1n1ne · c I VI I ies WllJlam ~""t. 1111 \Val-· , Mn. Edwanda (Jomlle) Boyd. Another obower of p.....w lilft. Dlwud Edldc wu ~ ~~ ~ HarTy An· _.;:.!~!!!!!l!..!!!!j!~!..--"-':"""-__:+:_:-::':"""-.!By?!.Wlll~!!"!!!tred~!!!.'.Baft>re:7~~~--:-_:+;,_ __ -;-:~Relll~~dence~~.!.Pbc:!:~On;:M!!,!l~637~-:!:R~ rocct bdde .._ wec!dln&' to artlclu honored J4ra. Boyd 1101De -ladleo ol the Coot& ---· Harcild Elmel', Quo it.ell, ·' PbQlw .13 ~ Jack II:. Boyd, quamrmuter 3/c thiie ago at the Kuan home, :!lllt Pl.temen'• AmdllarY met ~ tM Harald Eddy, William Lard and Men ·of Pilot Class Scouts of Troop 6, O;>sta Mesa, Receive Midsummer Frolic ....... event of June 6, W&I boa-Weal Oceo.n Front, .with Jane lire ball 'nwndOY ewnln&' ljnd en· 'Edwud EclJcl< ' D C d t and with a llUl'PrUe obower at Grace UIUtlag lhrgle l4uon In joyed -ot ~and -'ri>e next· meetlnc will be held Preside at Diriner Awards at Victory Dinner raws rowh ca b the home of -Shirley Hana, hoalMI dutl<o. Two tableo of hrldp -· It 111 a custom or the crouP at the home ot Mn. Mary Elmer. Balboa Yac t lu uoo s.av1-avmue, Corona del played. with Carol WoldeabeJ'C for eac:b to bring gifts to the host-Kemberw ot the Pilot c1w. ara Held on Wednuday enutng, e4 to Nnior •w:let.&nt acoutmuter Kar. A.uYUng hmteew were Miu hlgh, Claire Craig eecond and Mar· -and lhe received many nlce rlvln&' at Quilt CIUlrch by Uui -Ausuot lll, th• °"11't at HcDor at and D&Yid (luda.,. to junior a.ulot· Saturday evening at the Balboa Lorraln.e ~ Of'Oocta )(-and UY,, HlU coaooled. artidlL Watch the Qe.Sfied cohgnn1 trrlda.7 ennlnf tor wbat had beeD Troop No. 8 c4 Oollt& )Ca& and ant 8COUtmuter. Yacht club WU the )lld.1mmer ll1m Vivian Va.ugbn ot Long 90& My!ae A'nlllllll Jlelhoa J c cl aanouncec1 .. a chllt -.. rvec1 pot 1uc1t c11nner P1•""ec1 tor 11c:outa OtMr advancemoata wen: 11oi.-F?'Ollc with th• uoua1 eooc1 ume Buch. Local Teachers by men of Uui claa, found tanta.-and _,. -.,,. a "Vlcto.y ert Nettle•, troop ocrtb&: David hetghtmed by the am of peace Join. Boyd wu lnvl!M over for A S S h l ll&ln&' odon ...utlllc from tho Dinn ...... .,..,... of tbe -of Uui Cbamben and ll<>gv Gonion. WV-and -· 200 memben and their d!Jmer. ptac .. belag laid for )(las t ummer c 00 Jdt.chm that wtir• not tn the leut wv admnr a joyful nole to the oo--ram. tor quartermuter offtcee. pelte bad a crancS t1me danc:tos llyera and Klu Vaughn, 141a 111<• chill, and -ti•&' -c.-. Tbo hap ptllerln&' at Boold-thw -to. ovu to tho muolc of the fine orchema Caln Bt.elnbaugh of Arcadia, Mn. Hany Conover, 402 Club- at a taJ'lle Mt with plat. ot ~. Scout.. p&reat8 t.nd aueltll met in 50 merit bad.SQ wen awarded to and enjoyed the midnlgbt Dutch bou.le guest of the hOltea, Kn. house avenue, returned last week pJcld-. n••mee, cat.sup and. all the the 90Ci&l ball ot the O:amuatty ftrioua ~n ot the troop. 1Upper. Lewi.I Dinger and. Kia Bann. from San Die20 where lhe attmd- ''makinp." wen 900'1 prw.nted chW"Cb and enJoyed cme ol the ID09t Bcoutm•.wter Hall reporta that Amooc lleJ"V1ce men back from After d!imer tbe gtrll went tor a ed two weela ot concentrated with &Tilled h&mbuq9n. '1llul we entertalnbl&' end lmpruolft J>1'0-Troop t bu tt mombora. 1111 In war were Lt. Joe lloolo, USN, for-walk and ~ to find the study of new teachln_g melhocla. uaed to make t.bem." pama In tbe hl8tory ot the troop. uniform and with no l"Ulk under mer BTC eecretary who hu been guMt8 ~ Mrs. Conover is a teacher in the • Waxing - - -Face and Leg By JANET McCUTCHE0N In the ldtd>en Horl>ert )(cDoo· Robert Brier-of Troop 11, Beol Second 0uo BcouL A f\111 half In the Phlllpplnu, and Bob Kyle. Tlie hc:moree wu p..-ntecl with local klnderprten, and while lhe aid prulded U chet .. 1Blll KcDaa•ld Bw.b, WU the mpeda1 ~ S. at the troop are nnt Ow 8couta WtU Dale Watt.I WU h1I brother, many laveiy mlve)laneowi ctfta, WU away ltayed with her si!ter wu bu boy, pow1Dg' ooltee and ta an Ea.c'le Scout tmd Arrow and then are 9l!ft!l Star Scout. a lieutenant in the Navy. Mao:y ol and after an the dainty articles at Coronado. . • Pedicures - - - By LEU VERBECK keepJnC the h&mburpn oomtns, ma:nber, and a profUllcmal actor. and two ute SoouU. an enviable the yolllll' .et 1"N out. lllcludlng bad been adm.lred retmbmenU Miss Edythe H<>nle:r, the other and 1-ll'ercueoc> and Rom Owen H1o comlc ~till-provided a recoc>M. Beoldeo t.hla tho troop bu Lolo Kemp, younpr don8"ter of ...,.. ......i by the ~ •. Adds klnderprten teecher, baa been ...ut.ed. Hip li&'ht of the reput pro(IT&Dl that odded much hilarity 130 merit bad&'u-The troop tro.. the Cly<k Kempo, and the -b· Ing to tho pleuure Of the evmlng' st~ In Los Angeles duriD&' wu the wonde~ ft'uit ea1ad COD· to tbe evmlnc. ditJon • Mftye camping day1 1. te.r at. the Jim t.ewt.es, u well u wu a 800.1' by Jeanne Alm aer... vacation and a~en~ summer cocted by tbe cooU. with f1l1erf Scout E:z.ecutlve Haward Harper month," one reuon tor the two the Andrew• boya Comm.oclore and nm. school at the Uruvemty of Call· tnrlt obtainable 1n tt. and Scoutmuter Huold Hall were ArTOw memben tn the troop. Mn. Don Kemp and Rear Commo--Thoee preaent were the Mlue• _rornt==a.=Los==An=g:e:le:s=cam=pus=:· == After dinner Kra.1 llary Stanley ln charge of the pruenta.tlon of Amonr the many attend.lng were dore and Mn. Dlck Fenton were Connie campfieJ.d of Loog Beach, r prealded &t lbe buiineu meettng award• and advancement.. wtth Mr. and Mra. McVay, Mlaee8 caro-among •tbOR preRnL O&lre CnJg Claire ~tetnbaugh. and the cla.u pl&nnr4 to pure.hue the able &id ot tbe troop'• eenJor tyu and Oda K&e McVay, Mr. Vice Commodore and M.r1. Bob Jane Grace, Vtvtan Vaughn, Shirley linoleum. tor the 1.udltortum.. Tbey •t&lf Richard Dodd David Gard-Kimbrough, 1lr. and Mrs. S. A. Boyd had u guffte Miu Ca.ire Hann Carol Waldenberg Lorra.ine a.l.90 decided to hold their next ner ~d Bob Netti~. Twenty-•lx Younr. Mr. and Mra. Otto Dodd, Steinbaugh of Arcadia., who made My~. liia?Ite Muon, ~yn HW, meetin.g at the D. W . Holtby bcmie. General E1-enhower campal,gn bar• 141u nevta Dodd. Mn. Loulee Mc-a hit aa impromptu blues •Inger Jeanne Ann Gerrtah, Vlrginla Fer- The evenJns cloeed with group were awarded. tor tbe recent paper Cracken, Mn. Leonard Corbin, wlth the on::butra ; Ml..u Shirley nan.dee Peggy :M.tckelwait Peggie •lnging wltb Sta.ft Sgt. Merritt drive. and s . A. Young, an ardent Robert Br1or. Mr. and Mrs. R. ·s . Hann of Corona del Mar, and their Nlelee~, Evelyn Rea, Dian~ Marg-JOTI NEW LINE Craft Greeting Cards Stationery Brooki1tgs Variety 800 Oout Hwy. Corono del Mu 606~ N. B"°t"way Suite %15 Sant& Ana Goodell a.t the piano.. _,.. Scouter alao received &n Eta.en· Chambers. Mr. and Mr•. Markel, daughter -ln -law, Mr•. Elwanda wartb and Mrs. Lewia Dinger. Among tboee present were Rev. bower ~ward tor bi.I ha.rd work lD Mr. and Mrs. Ha.llamon:, Sgt. and Boyd. I ,:::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::~ a.nd Mrs. E. D. Goodell. Statt Sgt. the drlve. Mn. J . z . Persons. Mr. and Mrs. One m ore Sunday of sailing com-1 ~ and Mn. Merritt Goodell and MXD., 'Iblrty advancement., ranging Gardner, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Howard pletea the F1eet series at BYC and Hallm k G tin• c d Is He Coming Home to a Lovelier You? Rev. Charles Hand, Mr. and Mrs. from lleCOnd class to Star Scout, Harper, Mt. and Mnr. Monroe Net-next will come the Labor Day re-ar fee g 3f 8 Herbert McDonald. Mr.• and Mn. were made. Three Star Scout uea. Mn. Scott. Mrs. R. Roblnaon. gatta with alx race!:, two each B' hd d A . Oscar Moe, Mr. and Mrs. BU! Mc. awarda were preaented to Leonor<! Mr. and M,... C. F. Zimmerly, MW. on September 1. 2 a nd 3. IJ't ay aD nRJVersary Donald, Mr. and Mn. Leon Fergu-Hall, Harold Hesterly and Stanley Taylor . Mrs. C. F . Taylor. Mn. A. A beautiful new perpetual Co9tur0e .fewelry, Perfume, Novelties, Gifts IOD, Ml.as El.ale Newla.nd, Mn. Young. Richard DOOd wu advanc-Roman. Mrs. Hall and Mra. Woodll. trophy ln the form ot a large Genevieve Barnea, ld.r. and Mra. sterling silver bowl waa presented ,. rt So . • ' d G"ft Sh Harold Glau. Mr. and Mr•. GUbert Golf Pro. Ed Sta'uss the yacht club by Dr. and ....... newpo uven1r an I OD Brown, Mr. and M'ro. Rou Owen Balboa Hostess Harry Lindsay ot Pasadena and llr. -Mn. For.-B. 0-. • SLENDERIZE ' The MacI.evy·Way and ....... Mary Stanley. Entertains Friends Back from War Balboa l•le.nd, e.nd delivered S&tur-·~ sta.. of. Minion Amdu" day by Mra. Velma Barber, pub-;~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Ballet Coming to Long Beach on Aug. 28th Recent weeka at the home of Mni. Ve.Ima Barber, Balboa. have been run onu with many relatives and triend• en.t.ert.a.lned and an Eddie Stauu, former gold pro- feulooal at tbe Santa .Ana Coun. ltctty dlrector. ------- • Mechanical Massage • Electric Massage • Gyrolator (clrcle wave) When a. Broad,..ay producer open boUR oa. week·enda. sends out a call 6:1r an actrea From l41n.eral Well•, Texa.a. try club, 1• back from the Philip- pine.. Tb19 la bl• tlr9t furlough in 18 montlui and although he baa re- • Steam Ba"'• • who can alao dance, talent 9COUL9 were Mr. a.nd Mn. Gem-ge Barber cetved hia di.charge from ~e army JUST COME IN Let the Massage Machines do ALL the Work No Strennous Exercise or Dieting N"""""""Y bite their n.ngern&U.. but do not e.nd children Pat..y, Wrtgbt and conalder It an lm.poMlble order to Jerry and another aiater, l4r9. L. L. nu. But when a ballet choreograph-Newman l.Dd ion Douthitt who er aaU for a ballerina who can have juat returned after ltvlnl: a.ct, people t.b.ln.k be 11 out Of bi.I there for a year and a halt. From mind. Eugene, Ore., were Mr. and Kn. Thu. when Antooy Tudor pro.. 14annl.ng Barber and their tw1n Loee 1 to 3 inches in 12 duced hi. b&llet of lnteme, reprM8· 80n., Merritt l.Dd M.an.ntng. Former Treatments for as little u $14. ed. New England eib.otlon., .. P1.llar re9identa ot Glendale, they bave- Of F'\re" for the 8a.llet Theatre returned to Oregon to .eU their Treatment and Fieure wb.Jch comea to Long Beach tor 'property and will return to Soutb- Treatement and F'iiure ooe performance at the municipal em Cali!omta, preferably to New- auditortum beCinnJ.nr Tue.day eve-port Bea.ch. Mr. Bar~ 1-a real-V""' Ana1yKla nJng, Au.su-t 28, under tM aesta of tor and oil promoter. IJI et.Ill conlridering It a "turtough" and ha.a not u much u looked at a golt club u yeL In tact be IJI doing nothing much except rest. at the: bome of bls mother. Mrs. Emily Stauu, 106 29th 1treet, and eojoy being in the atat0<1 again. St&uae ha.a been in the aervtce tor 33 month9, moet Of the time oveneaa. He was private tint clan ln the 5tb Air F otte and during the latter part Of the time wu & mail clerk.. He plan.a to resume hia goltlng career aft.er a. time. ~ PHONE 050S S. Murok, a new k.lnd o1 ballerln& Mn. Barber'• at.t.er, Mary Love ) dpel role, became Amertca'1 ttnt were tM hostemeel two ~ten, Newi-.'I"imes advertlsements. a.re ~ ~ wu born. Nora K.l,yl, ln the prtn-Coon ot Pl.Adena wu a guest. u /' ~ B 0 U B 8 actreu-ballertno. Rosemary Ball I...&.rlon and Betty your gwde to etfident ~ndin&:. ~ Dal11' trom 9 A. 111. io 9 P. x . Tt;le ballet LI belng brought to Ball Paine. Other1 were ldr: and (';:. _, S..S.1ll'da1'1. D A. JI'. to 12 Noon Leng Beach u a ipeelal attrac-Mrs. W. 0 .Osborn, aunt and iC ~ 0pe.n Mon., Wed.. J"ri. ~-tlon of the Loog Bea.ch Greater uncle of the holteu, and their ht Tour Con~ ArtJ.t Serita UDder the manage-daughter, M'n. Augie ~ and ~~ ment of Clifford EJll.9on and Sally hu.oband, and Mr. and MN. Sldhoy p ' · Goldner. de GT&Ue; Mra. LucWe CtirtU and N ortli.ern Guests At Trusty Home Spending the week-end at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. William Trusty, 330 Santa Ana avenue, were Mrs. L W. Gourley and chil· dren, ·Anne and Billy of Milbrae, near San Francisco, who are stay- ing for the time being at the home of Mrs. Gourley's mother, Mn;. Raymond Clough, N<l'Walk. Mr. Gourley is with the Stand- ard Oil company in Venezuela and his wife and children will go there as. soon as their new home in that country is completed. Dr. and Mra. Rury C. Lindsay, 1206 Park avenue, Balboa 111.aDd, • '1 DELICIOUS "Colnttry Club" BRl~K ICE CREAM TO TAKE HOME In Pints and Quarts Palm Ave1111e At the Ferris Wheel Fun Zone -Balboa I are va.caUoning ln Mexico for • 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ mootb. • j, ======================================= eon Michael. Mla Milly Kolegratt . .,.. and Robby Andenon . .ecreta.ry ot ' • GJloral GJ-ragrances • WOOD VIOLET. CARNATION LILY OF THI! VALLEY \ Pttfumc, l .SO, 6.50, I I.SO Talcum. 2.50 Sachd., l .SO, 4.50 Toilet Wa~. 1..50, 1.7', 4.75 Body l'Uwdtr, 5.00 Baih Oil. 1.00, l .50, 6.50, 12.50, 25.00 • -- the Southern Calllom.l.a Yacht Auoclatlon &nd h1I daugbten1 Terry, Suate and Judy, lbe latter two celebrating thelr birthday• while here. Las Costuras Honor Members Mni. Mary Stanley. 1629 West Central avecue and Mrs. William TnJ.t1ty, 330 Santa Ana avenue, Newport HelghtA , were honored at a birthday celebration when mem- bers Of Laa Coetur&.9 were enter- tained at the b.ome of Mn. Leon Ferguaon. 4~ Santa Ana avenue. After an evening of lle'W'ing the rdresbment.a of Ice cream and a blrtbday ca.ke were served by the boeteu. Others preaen.t Wtte the Meed&me• Lllllan Owen. Joyce Mc- Donald, Jean McDonald, Lucille Mullins and Trilby Font New Member for VFW Auxiliary Mrs. Verna Ford wu lnJUated u a ne'A· member ot the Au.xilla.ry of Veter&n1 of Foreign Wa.rs at their regular meeting lut week with Mrs. Otto Dodd presiding and 15 memben pruent. It wa.s the fifth blrthda.y ot the Poat. wtUclti meet. the ,a.toe evening, and the ladiea wen: preeented with & big birthday cake. ee.rved w1tb cott~ at a. eo- clal gathering of l>oth rro-. M.n. Dodd announced that tbe nat meetlng, September 7, would be lnapecUoo DlghL yt11t11""""* tn111t1111JPt111111119· "' I FRUIT ~ :.: Canning Season ; Is Here I We llaft a plmllftal •llPl:t el~ o.to.-. oloo l&ft i -ll'-• Pl(!CID!O Oll'CmOllCU i Sleek South American KIDSKIN FUR COA~S -. t G R 0 . C E .R 11: S ii Smut.~ -i. • dlrifty pdtt - C•.-1..1 M ts cmNn<d in ibis patu1 1ur "'"' o1 sled< oVRI ea 50llll> AMOan kidskin, dyed ID o· pmy ...... Mllf'Vqel Um I ft T 1 tlll .' : a.-e ... rid» •• Tiw:do llJling. plla tbe -.. Di_... ... .lroc1ry1 ...,..W...Dl .wlda I' .... • n•• ;: !.-..;CW.~I ' '-liQ!Jl~!,~~~rl:l"l!"l"frlf'J:l'l"1J-3-!•1•g_ ' 1..--~:;:!::_:.;:.__""7" ____________ :-:---:--::-------r ---::---:-• i •--"!!'!""!''""'~--"!"··i!·~-i l*' a-4 rt -• OP.!! l"t! 1 «a I I , II' .... ttll .. 1.-s Rta .. .. ..... -~ -. ' --J . . • , I ,......----T R EAT.-------. The folks Back Home to a ROBERTS PORTRAIT of you SPECIAL. ..... i.oo • Roberb Portrftih ~ . ' .., ll'W llAllf -M&U' 'l'O llO~ WI-. ' ' --•• ··--u.&. .. telP ... Dolr , ~