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'PWO FBIEND8. Newport
I Harbor was honored the
put few days by the pres-
ence of two ot Its friends--
Barry Sheppard and John
Pbllllpo, coogressmen extra·
ordinary. Harry addressed
a packed house of dty and
county leaders last Friday
and John welcomed a simi-
lar group Monday. Th<,JSe of
us who "knew them when"
noted happily the stature of
the men and the swiftness
w I t h· w h i ch t he y have
climbed to eminence in
Washington. a dty of many
great personalities. In the
years that "Shep." has been
In congress, he has developed
Into one of the best legisla-
tor.s in the nation's capital
and by study and hard work
achieved a pinnacle that
places him in an enviable po-
sition in his country's affairs.
And despite his toil and his
travels he keeps himself fit
and trim and full of the en-
ergy so essential to his job.
Mr. Phillips, though older
in years and younger as a
congressman, is looking the
picture of health and has al-
ready gained several impor-
tant committees, due to his
ability, his pleasant, unas-
suming manner and his p.-
pacity for labor. Both gen-
tlemen are warm friends of
Newport Harbor. an inval-
uable asset at the seat of
govei;runenl Gordon Rich-
mond brought Mr. Phillips
here to talk about reconver-
sion problems, post .w a r
plans, atomic bombs, etc.
Mr. Sheppard says we can-
not do enough for the re-
tilrnlng soldier; Mr. Phillips
declares that until something
turns up for him he is better
In the service. Both are cor-
rect, and both are in a posi-
tiori to help the returnee and
see that industry is speeded
up rapidly. enough to absorb
him into civilian life.
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They Come Ben. Mr.
Richmond, who is chairman
ot the county Republican
Central committee, pointed
out that all the important of-
ficials head tor Newport
Hartx>r when they come into
the county, and that it yau
want to meet them you must
come. He was seconded in
his remarks by Clyde Wat-
son. The fine Italian hand
of Harry Welch is seen in all
these goings on. Mr. Phil-
lips was sitting with his
frlends from different parts
of the county and, therefore,
at once felt at home. The
same was true of Mr. She1>-
pard. Some of his old friends
were there to greet him.
How did they get there?
Well, Mr. Welch went out of
his way to bring them to the
meetings. Simple, it you
konw how!
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Art McBride. One of the
best known newspapermen
In the county died suddenly
the other day at La Habra,
where he was co-publisher of
nie Star. When Mac first
came to Orange county from
Iowa some 15 years ago he
came to Newport. Beach to
beCome Identified with the
old Newport News, but de-
cided he wanted to go inland.
Mac had been head of the
riewspaper association, had
taken an active interest in
county affairs and was not
baclcwa.rd in telling his com-
munity what was good for It.
He had a trenchant pen and
a habit of making It talk
with force and Insistence.
His friends were many as
was attested by the numer-
ous floral offerings and the
fact that nearly 20 news-
pe.pennen and women came
to pay their last respect&
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"Bed" Slmberg. • Newport
:Se a ch • a first electrician
breaed Into 1Dwn the other
day as chipper as eYt!r de-
llllte bls 75 yea.rs. R. M.
"lied" SlmlJerir, aold bls
moontaln rebeat neat Mari-,._to live at San Dleao and
-qp to lell his hoUle Gii 28th stied. c.. ad note
-that Mlb SlinlJer&, for J I ft a ·c:tty .,..,,.., P' I~
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l:J. S. epresentatl Advise \:o oper~tion to G~t Bra ~ch Annapolis Here
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NeWport Times
Yoi.m m vu OOllTA. ......... OA.LD'OIUn&, WllD!IUDA.Y, A.UGUllT H, lNll
Congress en Discuss ·Peace Problems
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Application County's Chances of Branch
for Theate r Nava l Academy Depend Upon
In Costa Mesa 1 Selfing Idea ··· Rep. Phillips
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Many Homes Started;
Garage for Harbor;
Blvd. Approved
Durkee Estate
Set at 531,800
The late Wm. Porter Durkff. When macbloee driven by Phil-
wbo dled July 18 left an estate. of mer Ellerbroek. 42, ot 204 Cty11-
$3l,800 to hia widow, M:ra. Helen tal avenue. Balboa 191.and. and 1 Durkee ot 109 Onyx, Balboa Ia-Maurice Greiham, 36, or t..o. An·
land, it wu recorded ln superior gelea, collided at Coe.at Highway
court la.st week. The widow ot the and Marine avenue at 11 p. m.
well-known oU man petitioned tor Wednetiday e-vening Marton Mal-
·letters ot adminlstratJoo. Jory. 33. of Los Angeles. received 1
She listed other heira u WU-major lnjuried and Annette Bia.. !
lia.m Durkee m . Robert Chapm&n eonette, 29, aJ.ao ot Loe Angeles.
Durke-e and Barbara Durkee Park-wu allgbtly hurt. according to
er. all ot Balboa Island. Sant& Ana aourcea.
Congressman Visits Beach, Says Peace Prob-
lems Great; California Needs Specialized
Advisors in Capital; Must Work Together
JOHN K. PHIJ.l.JPS
U. 8. lleprMlmtaUYe for Oranp
eoaeeiJ'.
Rep. Sheppard Pro mises Help
To Re-Open Harbor; Relates
Impress ions of World Tour
Keep This Pleasure Harbor, He Advises; Tells
Group of Need to Keep Armed; Debt
Owed to Veter ans; Vie'v on Draft
A human dynamo .night be an apt description of U. S.
Representative Harry R. Sheppard from Los Angeles. friend
of Newport Harbor, staunch supporter of President Truman
and his policies, defender of the veterans whom he saw
throughout the world on a recent trip. cautions critic of Eur-
opeans who have no particular love for us, and--0fficially-c M B 7 chairman of the Naval Appropriations committee of the U.S. Oy House of Representatives. • • f f Rep. Sheppard w .. a gueat of a the oc•an outAlde. .
large group Of representative clti-In a running fire of queatkJn&--EI tr t d zena of the harbor Friday. H e wu and lmmedl&te, "unofficial" an-ec Ocu e a opeaker at a shirt-sleeve lunch-1 swe1"11, the busineu men and ot-
eon at the Balboa. Yacht club, an-flclab from ~e ctty and county
11Wered. doze.ne of questions atter-learned a lot ot naUon&l and ~ By Stock W·, re ww&lanl,tingantord thtreedomen takeo!n oacn c· •• tout.or ternatlonaJ attain without Shop.. or the b&y a.nd shown the thou.a-pa.rd pulling any punches.
and.a ot p1euure and fishing cra.tt For Plea~re Harbor
First Draft Call
After V-J Day
Takes Nine Men
He went on record u favorable
to cootinued development ot a.
pleasure harbor here, rather t.b.an
lndtatria.ll%atlon. becauae, be said..
he for one hoped, when hia time.
came to retire, to find a UtUe-
place here for hit own family.
Aaked what the chances ml,ght
be ot a branch ot either the Army
or Navy Academy being loeeted
around the bay or ln Orana-e coun-
ty, Sheppard Aid Ire couJ<t not
p~e much excepting that he
had bttn able to break into the
exclusive atmospheres Oil gold
braid whJcb governa Anna.poU. &f·
ta.in, and bad at le.ut: got them
to listen to West Coaat pleu.
Informed that San Franciaco ls
now making a determined eUort
to get one of theae lrurtltutiON: to
eat&blleb a branch there, Sheppard
Mid it either academy could be
penuaded to allow-the tint two
yea.n of it.a curriculum to be given
out here in a west cO&at untveratty
or in a new lruiUtution ot Ila own,
he would see that California got
Ila cut. He said that navy big
wigs are more receptive to coosid
eration ot a branch here th&n
before.
We Owe Them
Thinks Harbor
Has Great Future
Five Boys Arrested for Stealing
A11to Parts on Balboa Island;
$300 Loot Clainted by Owners
War Chest Total
Includes Vet.eran
Aid Servke
A e.prtnkler system will be in-
stalled in Costa Mesa county park,
it ta expected from authorization
by the bo&rd of. 9Upervisors of a.
fund with which John A. Siegel,
civil engtneer and former a.uistant
city engineer of, N eWport Beach
wlll draw pl&na and specifications.
Supervtaor Irvin George Gordon
wu delegated the job of a.rra.ngtng
!or the drawing ot plana at a COf!lt
"'Thl1 harbor ha1 a wonderlul
future. I will do everything I
can to help open It to ulllno
outside. Thia used to be my own
district, and I look forward to
the time I can retire and m•ke
thl1 my home," uld Harry R.
Sheppard, U. s. Repraentatlve
from Loa Angeles. He aoeom-
panled Mayor Clyan Hall, Capt..
McCarthy, Harry Wllliam90n,
u.s.N.R., H. W. Hitchman and
Joe Beek on a tour of the bay
on Capt. Beek'• Vamoe.
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Public Asked fo Annual Red Cross _
Meeting Friday Eve.; Malor Abram ) ,
And Others Scheduled to Talk (
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Printing P\a.nt. 3011 W. Central Avenue. Newport BeAch, C"\l.lforn.La
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
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·GREAT BRITAIN OBJECTS! OuR '"~~~
(By CUllT Hll IERTal i-.. and trallll.ly theJ don't i,.
After Wodd War flftr7 nattm U.ve that we can be .:> c:ruaL
to -... the U Staler made An. -pvo tbom ..,,. eblit, our
.umt1ntt•t 1oMa ooe ncep.o panta add oOr w.penditrw and oo
U~ W'lal•nd, Cbu:rehD1 top ot. thl.t woo the war for them.
bhanUy told lllo that ._ 11:n,iand'1 nut n11>.., wUJ be to
wtftl IUclc:era and h<1W aend a flock of Lordi and Brltilb
Great Brit&ln ~ lt over cm \1.9 otticlab to Wuh1zl&1,on for th•
and made ua like tt .ole purpGR ot tallt1ng u. out of
Before we were~ up ll1 .nythlng and e ... eryt.hla.g they can.
World 'War U peaded AU .. alrudy telephoned Prt&ident
with ua to give blDj tooln and Truman Ill Wublngton and ru bet
they would do the ttnr. and I a new bat be revenred the charges:
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Lawmakers in Congress
81' OONQR•88MAN .IOBN P111I.UP8
talk to them. You and your wife
may be llavlnjr a few frieGda tn for
w~t YOO think ia a quiet ltttle
garden party, and before you know
tt 8Cmle c&ndldate tor Supervt..or or
Another vacation column f for Congreu will be hovering just
Tbe tlme to HU or trade _..._t or luncheon &Dd El Centro tor i over your be.W llke a hummlnl'
wua dlnDer. blrd, handing out hilt ca.rda, wblle
70U bav.e ii when aomebody ei.e Voters thou1d be warned. ThiDk another candidate with a loud
want.a lt. The lawyen have an •· what the hellocopter will mMD. t.o epea.ker" attached to bia beliocopter
presaion that the time to get the the poUUclan of the future. Inatead will be slowly flying up and ~
fee ia when tbe lean ue hot. Thll of a carefully planDed campaign Main street, or Fourth street OI
column atill contend.a that the tlme ltCbedule, the candidate will fly Hobaonway, juat above the traftic,,
t o make arn.ngementa about what &round the district and any time reciting h1a superior quaUtiee.
we a.re to get ln return t or lend~ be aeea 10 aqua.re feet ot. landing Theae modem tnventiona have
leue; about the l•land be.eel; space and a few people gathered their dtsadvantage9, a.e well al
about airport. built in foreign together, he will drop down to thelr good polnta. countrtea at the COC!ll of mllliona of , _________________ ..;,. _______ _
dollan, and numerous ttema of this
kind. wae aa each neceulty aro1te.
It wu the feeling of the then Chief mrORIA.L
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uk you what happened ! We pve Encland hu acquired that b&blt.
England t50 deetroyen u a st&rl.er BrlUah EXPERTS are a.I.ready
and fl"Om then oo w• re.ally went working on a .erles of lnte.rpr&-
to town. TbouundA of pl&nea, tatlona of Prtside.nt Tnun.an'a or-
ahlpe, tanb, gumi, on. gu, food--dera for oo.e purpo8e and that ta
ln fact evuytblng they uked tor to work IOme ecbenantga.n or
wu promptly pven to them on the o ther to bleed u.s dry.
..called lead-leue proanm u Atlee y~y requeated mao-
Labo Da puaed. by ~tor the dur-bera of the HoUM: ot Common.a, r y ation of the WV. I Uk you. will aloo Britlah, cltizerul, to keep their
· This first post-war Labor Day should be the proudest in we •ver be repaid r B --NOi moutha ahut becauae If they ahould Shortly after we became 1nvolv-ta.lk out Of turn It may ''liA.liL
., Executive of the United States,
and so expre.aaed by blm. that we
ehould not make a.ny de&la with
our trle.nd!I wblle the war waa go-
ing on. One of the ruulta of thia
policy. which cert.&lnly I.a not a
eharacterlatlc Amerlcan policy, le
all°"11 In the fact that the u . 8 .
BALBOA CLEANERS
605 East Central A venue, Balboa
the history of the labor movement, and in its celebration all ed In World Warn; ClnJ1clill1 went PER" th• lMlla of turther nego-
Americans should proudly join. For Labor Day falls in a on .-ord not only with the Hou.oe tl&tiona.
time of victorious peace because all Americans-rich and ~af°:n~ :U~e :::e jo7"~ Churchill, the diplomat, le lltart-
Prominent Corona del Mu of·
Deer wbo bu been ordered to
o~·eneu duty, ls connebt.ed with
the aupply cUvtslon of the Sant.a
Ana Army AJr Bue. U euten.ant
Luedi la one of the orranlz.en
of Corona del Mar Community
Cburch. Conl'f"el'&UonaJ; la a
t rustee, and l"Mldee with Mn.
Lueek a.nd two tmall chlldren
on the Corona del Ma.r ocean
front.
poor, boss and employe, gentile, Jew and N~poured the Involving the United ~tata 1n the Ing to •pread " thick and 1 •ln-'"b·.... ce.rely hope that the Am.erlca.n pu~
sweat and blocxl of free men into outfighting and outproduc-war u an allay and we mWlt lie and above all, our Convres.s, frankly admlt Ile did a guod Job. Ill -~· ing the mechanized armies and regimented labor of our Let'a aee what happened after w not .wallow the line, book and alnker. Here la wb.at Churchill
enemies. , we got out feet wet: a&id : (QUOTE--
In fighting and working side by side. Americans learned 1. We .. nt mmtono 0• men all over the world. "I cannot believe that t.hla le tht
to cooperate understandingly, for their burdens and prob-2. we fought the battle. lD A1-la.st word of the United Statea. I
lems proved amazingly similar. Abnormal war taxes that rtca and It&ly. cannot 'believe that eo great a na-
harn'ed the compan y treasurer also harried the employe, 3· We Invaded Fta.cce with five tton would proceed ln web a rough anntea to England'• cme on .econd and harah manner u to hamper a
as withholding taxes shrunk his pay-check and his living line detewoe. falthfuJ ally who held the fort Ll
costs rose. Governmental regulations. confusing and ron· 4.. Who broke the Seigfried llne'!' while their own American arm.a-I Hoxie Smith
20-Day Leave ~ Who Cl"088ed the Rh1n ., menta were prepared." END OF o
flicting. hampered farmers in their enormous production role. . e . QUOTE. I n 6. Who saved Engtand'e neck?
They hampered transportation. as \.\'hen the Department of 7. Who licked the 1aJ)9! Where, A tlee goea on to aay that the
Justice accused the railroads of anti-tnlSt law violation for oh where, wa.e our ally England ? e.nd to lend-&eaae hu put Britain ARMY ArR FiEID OYERS-
procedures in full accord \.\'ith Interstate Commerce policies Ob. of course ahe bad. a few llhlps In a atrioua flna.ncta.I poaition. I BURG. Tenn.-2nd Lt. Hoxsie Y. ln the Pa.clllc. but bow about re-a.ek you , doee he think w e are b.av· Smith of 122 Apolena avenue, Bal·
~nd congressmen, alarmed at the prospect of a transporta-. f!PUlta? · Ing a Sunday echool picnic with a boa. Island, le now spendlng a 20-
tion snarl, began the fight for the Bulwinkle bill. a measure 8. Wbo Wicu.rred a $300,000,000.· '300.000.000,000.00 national debt I day leave or a.bee.nee e.t his home.
to slash the red tape of dual rontrol of the carriers. Bureau-000 war debt? Not Eb.gland. "·lthout the end In ldgbt ? DytTsburg Army Air Fteld Le &n 9. Who want.a somethlng t or Atlee conUnue1 by saying that I lneta.llatlon 'A'hich train.e heavy
cratic rontrols hampered businesses and unions in their re-nothing A.LL THE TrME ! Not the termination of lend-1ea.ae 1 bomber crewe. &ttle wtse veterana
latlons. to such degree tha t some regrettable strikes resulted the Unit ed Statee. mea.na Britain w ould now ha.ve to l who have returned from every ma·
m ore from governmental in terference than from friction be-10. Who woo World War II! pay for $8.000,000.000 w orth of t jor war front give l.nst ructioru1 to Aek Churchlll; he'll tell you. food and other euppllee she ha.a each member of the training crews
tweet1 ma nagement and \VOrkers. Naw to top tt off both Churchill been receiving yearly under the 1 from pilot to tall gunner.
It seems reasonable to hope that comradeship in the trials and Ailee joinUl( coodemn Preal· agreement. Well, that's just too Selected from euch varied front.a
and achievements.. of the perilous \\'Br years has drawn alld _e_n_t_Tru.m __ .,,_._•_t_...., __ '"_•_Uo_n_or_i_en_d_-_ba_d_. _ot __ cou_,... __ w_e_d_o_n_'t_n_eed __ th_e 1 ae North Atrtca. England. SicUy, India, China and the South Pa-
groups in America closer in mutual respect and tolerance--
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. ,· : : : ; • d flc. the 1nalructoro are obi• to a~§f~~i~~,;~~~~~~~~~:~~~~1.~·--] ~f~§;;f:lE
You Can't Laugh Off Debt!
When the U. S. Government turned off the great Lend-
Lease spigot la5t week. and announced that in its place
straight loans will be made to war-stricken Allied countries
for purchase of American goods, Oliver Lyttleton made a
statement in the British House of Commons:
"U you wish to obtain assistance from the United States,"
declared this Conservative and former president of the Brit-
ish Board of Trade, "you must be careful about the nasty
things you say about private enterprise that will affront
American public opinion."
This warning "brougfit loud laughter from the Labor side
of the House"!
On the same day, in Washington, D. C .. Leo J. Crowley,
head of the Foreign Economic Administration, was asked
what guarantees the United States has which might insure
repayment of foreign loans. Said he:
"I don't know of anything to guarantee they'll repay us.
The question of how we will settle debts is ooe for the State
department."
It appears to us that the question of loan security is of
direct and very serious concern to-the American public, as
Mr. Lyttleton so shrewdly discerns, and not merely a U. S.
State Department problem. Foreign loans will be made from
money earned and credit created. under the free enterprise
system. by the debt-laden, tax-oppressed American people. It
will be the American people's loss, not the State Depart-
ment's, if the "collateral" of a British economy gone social-
istic proves worthless.
Mr. Lyttleton might have added another warning to the
Labor side of the House: It isn't the smartest thing in the
world to loose a sney>ring laugh at the banker when yoa're
hat-in-hand for a loan!
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money. let the American t&xpayer
ehoulder Brttaln'a bw'dena!
The British Minister or fuel at1d
power. Mr. Shlnwell, la much con·
cerned becau.ee he cannot lncrea.ee
the amount o f gaaoline 11vailable
for private motoring. Well. Mr.
Sblnwell, we are very sorry but
we walked and did wtthout for
three yean, now lt'9 your tura.
However ahould we have aome gaa
to spa.re we will no doubt be glad
to sell It to you for money thia
time.
To top this whole. matter off
some Brltiab leading newepapere
threaten economic retaliation if
credit.a are not obtained ln the
United States. The L&borite Daily
Herald bad a SEVEN COLUMN
FRONT PAGE article, the head·
line "BRITAIN WILL HIT BACK
IF NEW TALKS FAIL."" Britain
will launch STRONG COUNTER·
MEASURES INCLUDING A
POWERF1JL EXPORT DRIVE
AND BUYING ll&PORTS FRO.lo!
OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES
BORU.ONTAL 41 South Amu:I-21 Wild animal 40 In muatc. That's gratitude. England again
1 Moccasin can ruminant 22 One who hi&b ahowa htt fa.np; lt'a high time
4 Heavenly 43 Sick lubricates U Toward the that America ll for America first,
bodies 4f'WroU&ht Iron 23 ThrouP lheltered 9 Body o! water network 25 warm st.de lut and alway&. We will have
12 Win& 48 Deer'• born 2.6 Rock 41 Arrow pobon maliy headache.a and problem• to
13 Fear 49 To brln& 28 Part of f.t Coro.mand to solve durtng..J.he nut several year•
14 Llghl bl"Own forth "'to be'• bones that will be-c01Uy in many waya
15 To mend 50 To puft' up Z9 Glrl"s na..me 4a Tattered wtthout trytng to finance the world
I7 Public om.cu 52 To imitate 31 Coral ialand cloth and be Great Itrttaln's goat. ·
19 Metal · 53 Ovum l2 Not ln 40 Slamue coln There a.re several Brttl.Bh and
20 Showy 54 Choice 15 m 47 Slender nov.·er 55 To tree of 30 CbJne•• nntal French lalands off the coast of
21 A nutic Pll&od• the United Statea-wbicb rightfully
23 Baker'• VE&ncAL J'7 Support '8 Carnelian should· belong to ue u ootposta
product 1 Equality 39 Odor 61 ~toed tor the prot.e-ctlon of the mainland.
24 Clean 2 Beverage Thi• ia especl&lly important con·
'¥1 None ll:od· S One who .u.wer • r.ni. H .. t4. aldering the new weapon "the
deu o! capture• t mJ bomb · bi h bee bealin& 4 To twirl I A. a o c . w c may ome
28 Damp 0 Thick., black ln general uae a.a time goee on.
251 Item of •ubstance T 0 Therefore may I m08t humbly sug-
propertJ e lndeftnlte I gut that j• Great Britain and
30 Indian article France are in gnat need ot help.
mulberry 7 To wash financial or otherwlee. that we
In e\'eJJ' major "·ar there are events so remarkable they 31 Swiss river Ugb01 9tarl hone trading with them for
are classed as miracles. One such event \Vas the French ~ ~~~r lo : ~.ander those lltlandl!'. Believe me if the
stand on the Marne river in 1914 that saved Paris. In l940 tta~ dxedly aituaUon wu reversed and we had th B M Cba.lrs II) o o! poaesalons just off the coast ot
• e ritish escape from Dunkirk was another. China's sur· 38 Large cask ~::t:ig England. Great Brttaln would have
vival against J apan and Russia's defense of Stalingrad-these 31 To transdx It One, no mat-rectified that condJUon year& ago.
too, were miracles. 38 Group o! ter which This la our o ne chance . there-fore
three IS Atmosphere let's do 90methln&' about It.
To the people of the United States, however, nothing n Rested II Taut Uncle Sam aa we all know 111
could be more miraculous than the fact that we ha\o·e won the 40 Assistant 20 River bland ~n.. &-M pictured having wblsken and it
ha.a bUilt 870 air tteldl a1J over the
world. I do not know the total
eoet. but I do know that tbree
dozen oi these tlelda coatt over
$400,000,000. That atfil leavea 3M
to be accounted for. Tbe U . S. ~
talna no rlgbta for the uae ot tbeae
field.a after the war and the que.1-
tion now under diacuaalon la who
OWillt the fields and who may uae
4-Day Cleaning Service
them.
Thf same argument le growtng l .. -------------------------J on the retentlon of varloua Island
base.a, particularly lo the Pacl!te,
juat u there I.a. and will continue
to be. an 'argument over reimburse-
ment for lend-lea.at. and other sup-
plies tumlabed by the U. S. In the
early days of the war all the&e
question.a could have been settled
quickly and ea.9ily. You ba.ve prob-
ably seen recently, In the new11-
papers, that the U. s . b.u )lad to
pay $4,000 on each Uberty ehlp
that baai gone through the Suez
Canal, plus a toll of 20c for ea.ch
soldier. Yet. q part of the lend-
lea.se program, we have permitted
Great Britain, France, Holland and
Pw'i r-t• J_,,.,, • J7 S.. Its-Y•
... w. Cor. 4th & Syca•ore SANTA ANA
Refrigeration Repairs
New and · Modem Manner
Let us llOive your refrigeration troubles with the Im-
the other countMes lnleret1ted in lr--------------....!-----------the Suez Cana.I, to uft the Panama
Canal without paying the Ul!PUal Electric
toll.a , but to charge thla agaimt
the lend-I .... program. In the
• • •
-proved Instruments designed especl&lly
for refrigeration ~
We Find Ole rrouble
WlaeD OtlMin hi.
Our work ls speedily and expertly done_
Our charges are nominal.
Results are guaranteed
no w .. t &Ill st. SE I ERSE N'S
Hellocoptere of the poatwar per-
iod will apparently be able to land
and take oft on a ten-foot aquare
spot. Rlgbt now my Oytng friends
tell me that you have to learn to
Oy a regular plane before learning
to fly e. hellocopter, but jW1t a.a
soon a.a they put out a model that
has nothing on the dash board but
a guoJLDe gauge, an altltuae
meter, and a few k.noba reading up,
down, sideways and stay where
you are. then you may expect to
see your QQ.ngressman hovering '--------------------------..J
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filling engagementa In Santa Ana PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Good Hearing
is Good living
w:'~:lt::;z:
back the fvlJ onjoyment ol
livinc? • Many thon•nd• have foand
new bappineee ... new liv• ol
--b -rUJcthe Zenith Radionic fiearins Aid • .JoiD
them I • CoDMI in today for a f1W w.m.
onsh-ation. No OM will ~
you to buy.
~ RADIONIC HEARING AID
fllSH :J.tlPM!.:T ZENITH LOHG U11
HfAll.N .J AID 1411EIJIS JUST llCllVIOI
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J. S. WHYTE
PUBllO AOCOUNTANT
, INOOJo: TAX OONllULTANT
Adl:llitMd kl ~ bJ' U.
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lC.U. BUik Bide ... a.au. ...-. Pb. Mil
A'.Rl lBl'l&OI'
Armand Monaco
ABClllTECT
814 W. Bay Ave., Ball.-
Newport nu
llnl Lobwood A-
LM •rp'• NOr•MI 1;r 8'0I
LEROY P ..ANDERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Coat.a. Mesa Bank Bulldlng
Phone 426
DAY IMJROOL8
Mortimer ·School
IOZ Oonl --0...-: Oollep, ~...,.
S1JMMEB SCHOOL ~
G.A. lllortlmer, M.A., Oxford
Pltndpol PlloDe M:I
Dll:NTl8T8
DR. OBED LUCAS
Denti1t •
2=16 w. ee..1 .. 1, Ph. 1480
NEWPORT BE.ACH
Gordon M.Grundy, M.D.
Ph19I°'•" and Surgeon
Ninth and Central Ave.
Offloe Hra.: 1G-1'.? a.m.; 3-5 p.m.
Tel•phone 37
' Conrad Richter, M.D.
PhyaicJaa atJd Burg'°"
llO E. 1811l-8t.
o..talllooa
Houra: 10-12 Lm. •nd S-5 p.m..
P--otfloe 1331 R ... 7~
DR. G. E. TOHIU.
PHY&ICIAN and IURGEON
mJI Cout Blvd., N.Wport .._...
-Phone -
Offloe 286-W R•. 281-11
If No Anewer Cell Pffwport I
Gerald Rama, M.D.
2830 Wnt Central Ave.
Newport Beach
Ph. 102.8--No Answer call 301-M
X-Ray Servloe
Milton M. Maxwell, M. D
Z911 Weot Central
Phone 106%
Ottlco Honn: 10 -1% Z to I
P!Jolle Newport UNI!
war against Japan without invading her homeland. Until ists has been c:oi;npletely removed and the people taught their = ~ :.;..:::.,t ,;'~~ s..!;1'i.:
A ugust 6. 1945, wbel'l the atomic bomb fell and shook the responsibilities In international relations. Clau•. Let'• give b1m a cloee shave GUNDERSON
ages, there was little reasoo to believe that costly landings For the sake ol bnmanlty we must do the job thoroughly. and tell the wor!il that Cbn.tmu DRUG CO. HAROLD K.. GRAUEL
llOBTIOIA1'8 S. R. Monaco, M. D.
81.f Bay Ava.. Bal1-
Newport nu
by our infantrymen would not have to be made on Japan -;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;~;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;~1 la, over, and for a cllange guard CHAPEL r and protect our """ mt ..... 11. >.. 117 Main St., Balboa .
proper. • Bef y B •td R mod lt ls we will be unable to balance Phone Sl5 "We ounelvee the enter Serve But now General MacArthur has "invaded" Nippon un-ore OU Bl or · e el the budget for pnemuom to come.·--~=::...:.::._ ___ II By Serv1D&' Otl>ero _.
der conditions far different from those we loog thought ,. .... "-561
would prevail when our troops anivJ!d there. Instead of vlllt -lllti11u9t1a& c..ta .,_ California
baving to go ashore under heavy fire and fight for every = ~ = f rt lf,1 5 end 1.{r u Sample.& OPTOllMDABll'en
lnch of ground as on Iwo"Juna and Okinawa, the boys just planning a~cxm-ot
wallted In and took over. prebemlve """""
Some Americans have criticised the use ot the atomic nip. cupela and
bomb bt subduing the enemy. But because of tb&t bomb l!nolenm
thcJ!Jsands of ycung Americans will return home Instead ol
remain!~ out there under white cn-
Tbe tuk of occupying the Land ot the Rising .sun does
DDt pranlee to be euy or ot short duration, however. J~
JDllll be rebullt,--oot only pOyslcally, but monlly. We inust
ltq tbere until that nation Is no klllg1I!! a threat to .;..,."id
1111 m 'lbat time wW not cxme when the Japs are ttBevllld
d ..... J#l lpr9, but qiq whm the lnf!i!IWe d the mi!ttar-• •
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DR. M. D. CR.A WFORD
DPTOMETllr.T
--T nJned • Ol•m• ~
1'112 N-.t Bou-p--cesTA MUA '
&411 8. BID St., Loo ~
TU-7fll
By~
fiT&Y&l'OU
JACI:. RAUB
LICENSED LAND IUllVEYOR .
2817 W. CentNI AYMW
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Service Wives ,Club Nptes
M..t.lnga Smaller ordered. .
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•A•.JIQ.A !ll&M •'tll!ID, N-" ••• Oollfonlo,
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Islander Made
Director of Supply
At Anny Air-~
Kr. and Kra. 0 . W. ~ at I Perrlnu:, talcmJ. her all4 planning
La Habra Belgbta and Kr. and to remain for a wet:·k of ten dayL
Mn.. John Stotz ot Whittler were Mr. a.nd Mn. Braden F1.nch ot
recent Tlatton tn Newport Beach. Corona del Mar are vacationing
Mra. ~e Krauu Of Phoenix. for a few daya &t Julian.
1 W1tb ., ?D&QY bulbandl .ot Mrv-Another a.nnlverary eelebnted
Ice wtvee r..tumhlg unoxpect...ny, Auguat 20 wu that ot Kr. and
Ariz., who bu spent the au.mm.er
at tbe bom." at. her parenl.l!I, Mr.
Wllllam D. C&mpbeU. director and Mn. D. T. Hebert, 24-63 Elden J&paneae eat fish ln many dit-
Of Supply A K&lntenance at 8&nta avenue., returned home Saturday, ferent form1--raw, cooked. f~
Ana Army A..lr Bue. hae received Mr. Hebert and hi.I nephW, Keith dried, salted and canned. I iaoetlnp ot tbe club are ptting Kn. Oyde Ashen, dlrectbn ot the
a:ma.ller e&eb week.. On August 14 USO. It wu the 33rd anniversary
the de9ert hmchean at lbe USO for t.be popular couple an.d &U their f-wat...melon and thooe at-many trtendo joined tz. congratu-tend!ns were Norma Martin and tatmg them and wtahinl' them
b.ia prom.oUon to lieutenant after 7;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:::::;::;;::--:;,-:::::;-:,_;-=::::::::::6
fOW' 1NIW ~ -· duty. t
1 Sldppy, Dorothy Scborle and Tim, many happy l"IOlurno ot the d&y.
Irene Ollila and Mlchul. Thelma
w::.. ~:,:::.::::, ::,; Hallmark Greeting Cards
=m:1u:-:!.iC: .,;-~ ~: Birthday and Anniversary
A.mold, Dorothy Brewer, Ginger New Babin
a ---and. Be Brandt. All announcement from Elwood, ·-.-• -tty Ind., told ot the arrival Oil Augu.ot
1941, u • eeoond Ueutena•L He Costume Jewelry, Perfwne, Novelties. Gifts came to Santa Ana ln February, 1
celebrate V ictory 5 of Cbarfotte Jean St&nley. Her
The following Frtday n.lgbt a mother, Imogene Stanley, t. a for-
croup celebrated the good news at mer member at the club.
!!'~ ::i:=:i:.. ~~ Newport Souvenir and Gift Shoo
te:r and prefl.lcht Khool Mr. and Mn. Forrest B. Owen
1-vtctory wttb a dutch treat dinner Another tong...awa1ted event took
&t Vlctor Hugo•.. La.guDa Beach. place on Tueaday, Au,guat 14 when
Enryone had a wooderful dinner a baby girl wu born at the Long
and a good Ume. Tboae attending Beach Naval hcwp1t&l to Vlrg1nla
"°ere Betty Bra.ndt. Thelma Arnold. Long, wife of T/Sgt. Jack Long ..
On Karch 1. lJMS, he .,... &!>-'"Th< Stor< of 4 M;n;.,. J\mclei' t:!:. dlrector d Supply • ~ !:==========:::============~
Dorothy Brewer, Norma Martin,
Irene Ollila, Dorothy Schorle, Pat
Kllleftt a.nd Mn. Robert Killefer.
Tbe girla are planning on an all-
d&y trip to San IMego a.a gue1ts
of the San Diego USO IOOn..
Luncheon Meeting
For the meeting of Augu.!t 21
Norm a Martin a.nd Dorothy
Per90n.1l1
Dorothy Brown, wife o1. A.RM
1/c Cblabolm Brown, had a very
happy surprtae when her biaband
called her from San Pedro on Aug·
ust 10. He bad j~t returned from
the Sooth Pacific after being gone
about eight months.
Schorle were hosteues at luncheon, Mary Johnson. wtte of Sgt. w. Here ls one of the most unique food marketa to be esbt.bll9hed l,. Ulf!I llarl>or Dlatrlet. at Balboa. The
the menu featuring meat loaf and Johruton. and baby J ill were In "Vitamin Bar" ls an Innovation lnaucurated by Fritz Oooueru and Uu. Va.a der Unde, wbo came here
potato salad. Those attending were Balboa last Fr1day for a few hours from Garden Grove to take over the Market of Charlea Way on &laln street. Mrs. Myrtle Spanaier,
Ginger Rogers. Dorothy Schorle, on a visit from Ontarto where she al1'U!r-ln-law of Mr. \\'ay, hu been cashier for four ye:iMJ and "111 continue on, as will W. O. Patter-
N son at the meet counter. orma Martin, Margaret Ntew-is now living. Mary plana on re--'-'--'-'-'-"-=:....:c==-'--------------·----------------
larowski, Mt'8. Clayton Thompson turning here and taking part In
and Mr8. Killefer. varioU!I future plan.a of the Service
Wedding Anniversary Wives group.
Capt. and Mn. J . Rogers cele-A Jetter WM received from Ruth
Air Force 'Flyers' Will Take on
'Superbombers' in Footba !I Game
For Charity in L.A. Coliseum
Cot Campbell and hill wtte and
three chlldnD. rem.de oo Balboa
r.land.
Wing Sang Yard
To Repair Boats
For Early Sailing
Their marlne railway now Jn
operation, the Wing Sang Boat
Yard I.I prepared to handle up to
eight boats on the way• at once
for repal.nting or bull repair, ac-
conllng to Capt. S. J . Barden, own-
er Of the yard. f
He sa.Jd last week that be had
engaged one of the best-know:rl
boat workers cm the be.y-Oacar
HaTgTove, formerly superintendent
for a large boat worka here, for
hull and cabin repair wO!'lL He also
rated their first wedding a.n.nJver-Butterfield, 'i\1!e of T /Sgt. M. E.
aa.ry Monday, August 20. On the Butterfield, stating they are now
preceding Saturday they had a In ROBWell, N. M., and like tt much
party at their home and oo. Sunday better than Kingman, Ariz.
took a trtp to Catalina. Monday j \Ve are all very happy to learn ------------
they weut to Long Beach tor din-th•t Mr. Ashen I• rapidly tm-1 Free Education and
To the Hoaloha, owned by Jose baa hired George Syrom. and Roy
Studded \\"Ith .!t.8.rtl of inter-'PeUlo' Perez, went lhe honor of Lyman, marine painten, to help
collegiate &nd profeMion&.1 grid-bringing tn the marlin ta.ken l.a..9't retiniab. boa~ for the apected re-
trons. powerful teams represent-wee:k by George Thomu n1 of opening C1f the harbor. ner and Ginger waa surprised to · proving and that he will be able
receive at the dinner table• love1y l to return tc the uso In the very Press Unbeatable
corsage which her hueba.nd had near future.
log the 2nd and .fth Air Force1t ChalBwortb. noted apart.a fisher-Barden aid b.18 facilities oo the
will coll ide on the night cf Septem-~man and author ot Ga.me Fish or eo...t Highway would now permit
ber 14 at the. Los Angti lel!I Coll-1 the Pacific Coaat. who was a him to ba.Ddle a 100-ton boat, If
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 28. -A seum. The game 11!1 an all-charity guest at the home of another noted necessary;
free a.nd untrammeled preaa and a event planned to uaher In the 19-45 1 devotee of fiabing, Frank Linnell -;;;;-r;;;:g;--;;mij;;;;i;;sOinc;
tree and untra"}Uleled education football season ln Southern Cali-Of Balbo& Bay Shor-ea. The former the large •s•J044nles cancelled
ayl!ltem are '"a combination which fornia and to Rttle the supremacy president of the Catalina Tuna club charters but they a.re corning back
!JI unbeatable," believes Dr. Edwin betwe~n the two out.ta.a.ding foot-gaffed the 157.pound flllb in 21 again and ft WU stressed that re-
A. Lee, Dean of the School of ball teyn. ot the armed aerviceai. minutes. servations nmst still be made In
Education on the Loe Angelea ~ ... _.... advance.
campu. Of the UnJverl!lity ot Call-/ Coached by Lt. JC>h.nny Baker. With only three marlin taken up Lorentzen's Balboa Sportfishing
fornla. of U .S. C. Trojan !&me, the 4th to Wedne8day of lut week thing• flttt has been bringing in some of
Calling attention to the fut tha.t Air Force "nyer8'' will field a suddenly broke looee and by Mon-those big sea m. and aa:ne good
the Immediate poetwar }"'f!ara will team w h Jc b lncludea Jol:umy l day evening 30 of the big fellows ba.rracuda.. and some of the fish-
~~=====================:!~! demand what he termed the re-St~kallk.1 ot Marquette, Jerry had been taken on the troUlng ermen have been having fun with I educaUon of the American people, Bowman of U.S. C .. Nick Suaoetf boat.a. bonita. Boats are numing lighter ONCE AGAIN Dean Lee In • recent oddre• be-of Waeblngton Stale, Owen Tbuerk Thomas holds t he record tor than they were, with the QPl!lllng
fore 1JChooJ executives declared, "lt Of the Dt!trolt Liaa. and a whole tWla caught in California waters, of the deer aeamn. and when the
SAM 'S SEA FOO I CAFE ,... • triumph or American edu-roater of playeno with every po-having brought in a monster ot d°"" _.., "l>eDll Sept. 1 there cation and the American press that e:itlon two deep tn experienced 573 pounds. F1rst fish ot the sea-will be room enough on the boats
a vut body of citlzena couJd read lt.ar material. Jack Leicht, Oregon son was also caught on the Ho-for the ftshermeo who object bein&
Offen You the Ptiuwt Plaoe and •tt lntelllgenUy the &et.Jon ln Baab will be one of Baker'• de-aloha and was the-prize of Mn. packed in like sardines.
to IMne In Orange County: San Franciltco. The American pendable• from the quarterb&ck Hont-ym&n of Emerald Bay. ;::===========.
preM, through superb rtportin.1 I poaitJoo. With the restrictions on gaso-
All New a.nd brilliant loterpretatlon ot the Scheduled to ny to 1' --An-1 .. line lifted people a.re coming to • • • Int ~ ·-news. ormed American clttzen. from their hue at Colorado rish off the piers until they are Even the l«.ation accurately and completely concern-Sprtnp, the 2nd A1r Force "Super-crowded to capacity each Satur-
ing the t~e. in'·olved ln the re-bomben" wtll be In actloc on the day and Sunday and mackerel
· • • One-Half Mlle Eut of Old cen t United N&tfon• Confert"nce in I ColiRum grtdl.roa one week lD ad-fishermen are really bringin&"
Locatloll OD oC'8st Blghway. San P"l-anclaco. That •uperb report ~ vance of their battle wtth the them in. Yellowfin Is showin&' up,
Beautiful New Ing le the beat argument whlcb can California contlngenL cauet>t both on the pier and In the
be prettented for a. free and re--surf at night. also corblna and Cocktail Bar "JlOll'llble preu." H .. ded by the big gun of both halibut. Th~ big run of se• trout
We Lead Southeni California In the Serving of
-SEAFOODS-
ALSO
YOUR kind of STEAKS
Your Friends
And Mine
-VISIT OUR KITCHEN _ Donna Ring, daughter of Mr.
knd Mn. H . R. Ring, SOS Grand Sam's Sea Food Cafe ~. ll&Jboa r.tand. 1e spending
the week in We8t Loe Angelr• and Fish Market wltb her gn.ndmother. Mra. Gar.
CLOTHES
FOR
MEN
AND
BOYS
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ll501 <lout BJPway (Neu Seel -) don Hollingshead. •;:======================::::;~ Pfc. Wllllam Schultz Of Skooner WI•.. wbo b atatloned &t March
lntercollegiate and profeuion.al which should be in tull force now
football, Frank Slnkwich, the has not yet started. By this time
"SuperbomberW' will match the 4th lut year big ones were being
Fiyenr In power a.nd e.lu.ive, fut caught on the pier. It is stil early
ball carrying. Coach Maj. Ed Wal-for smelt but by next month fish-
ker. former Stanford 1tar will 1end ermen may expeoct them in plt>nty.
in wcb football great.a u Oyde boats C!"O"N'ded a&ain SHRD fininT
(Bulldog) Turner, Chicago Bean King's Landing is reporting
star pivot man. Dick Ba.rwegan of boats crowded again alter a slack
Purdue, Bob Puch&l, New York the-flm ot the week. With quan-
Gianu. and Bill Prentice. who play-titles or sea bass up to 35 pounds
ed hia STeal.Ml footb&ll at Sant& comin& in Md a few yellowtail.
Oara university. I W1th the news of pea~ some ot
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Field and b waJUng for & dl•-
charge, bu been a guest at the
home of hi.a uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mn. Charle1t Keael, 2'70 Eut
18th 8trfft, eo.t& M'C!!!I&.
1ke (}i/i die Can
/ttelle1 ~!
Peace Is here but he Is still over there see;n/ to it that
the sparks of hatred do not set the pl~e anew.
Unable to See IDm This Christmas • - -Make It a
REUNION BY PROXY
You will be speaking to him at YOO{ sparkling best
through a Personality Portrait by
,
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Balboa Inn Arcade Tel. •Newport 1048
P. S. Overseas Mail Deadline October 15th!
THE GIFT HE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER!
•
What
are your Ideas aboat
post-wu trala tranl'I
Kn. Adele B. H&lgb, wbo baa
been a pa.tl~t at Uncoln hospital,
Lo• Angele•. for IK>me time, b&.I
returned tD her home. 222 Collins
avenue, Balboa I81and.
A marriage license wu ta.ken
out In Loog Bea.ch laat wffk by
John MaJUen of Coron& de! Mar
and Ruth Amelia Golna ot Lcmc
Beech.
Boys' School
Apparel
Short Sleeved
SPORT
SHIRTS
Have Your Car
Recon.ditioned!
Bow do JOl1 think pool•WU pa-eager cuaaboaJd
be built? What are your id-about lnin-to-
llalion te¥ooe aenice, recreation can, "inadc
hon,. dinner music? What about train opeeds?
-Soma Fo bu prepared an illmtnled qu<olion-
lllire lo pn JOU • ch._ lo tab pat in pi-
lling oar traiDI and tram r..-of Ibo fnlme_
11'1 '*T lo obow UI wbd JOll. hue in mind_
y... limply dieok Ibo idea yon lib in Ibo
~jot down ..., addiliono1 i<leu yon
_, line, and -.. Ibo qnee«imnwin lo ...
W.paypamga
Moil die coapaD lodsJ md we'D omd yon die
qaa ltii•11+dre 1""Jl'IO/
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A&es 6 to 18
WHITE TEE SHIRTS
""'" 10 to H
SCHOOL JACKETS
Reversible for rain or cold ...
colorful and durable
"""' 12 to 20
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VAND .ERMAST
BOYTOWN
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With the elimination of gas rationing you . will want to
go places and do things.
We are Equipped to Give You
Expert Work
• SIX MASTER MECHANICS TO SERVE YOU •
• Valve Grinding
Paint,
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-= ,. ·aw. -OI E·Aw.
• Motor Tui;iing
Pender and Body
• New Engines
Work
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. GLASS_ Glazing
' • TAID.E TOPS
•MIRRORS
• PLATE GLASS
Tim '
WHAT-NOT SHOP
Plelme FramUI&'
301 Palm
Police Radio Group
Enjoyed Visit Here
A letter to the chamber ot com-============= I merte from the county bo&rd o1 3Upervisors deacribed the enjoy-lllternaUonal B&rveder
TRUCKS AND TBAOl'OBS
.. AB.II l!JQUIP!QlNT
M. Eltiste & Co., Inc.
'41'711:. -I'll. -S...ta Ana ru No. L.A. St. Pb. Wl Ap_,,.,m
&ble time b&d by the Call!omia
Police Radio AMociation tn a trip
&l'Ound Newport Harbor Auguat
16. The letter from WWard. Smith
.spoke of the appreciation of the
supervisors ln maktng the trip
poe.sible.
"Satisfied Radio 'Serivce"
TUBFB AND SUPPLIES
Mesa Radio & Electronics Co.
1794 Newport Boulevard
Costa Mesa Phone S45
Corona del Mar Cafe
Favorite Eating Place of the Traveler
Along the Coast Highway
Italian, Chicken and Steak Dinners
of this famed wayside hostel have converted the routine
of an intercity auto trip into a delightful little adventure
in good food ... good drink.
One ot the BeAi Stocked Cella.rs of Southern Calllornla
Jim Kennedy and Frank X. Burns
1611 Coast IDgbway, Corona del Mar Phone 1967
Houn: S p.m. Wl 12, e:r.oept Tbunday
Call 121 to Report
Costa Mesa Fires
Five New Red Stamps
Become Valid Sept. 1
TIS! We Make ·-
PHOTO-
STATIC
COPIES -·
Mack's Photo
104 Main Street
Balboa
BUY NOW!!!
•
THE NEW DUO-THE
OIL HEATERS
READY TO BE INSTALLED
Buy now . . . and we will install your heater early to
I
avoid the rush and possible delay that might come later.
BUY NOW
DUO THERM OIL HEATERS ARE-THE.l.BEST
STUDIO BEDS
Twin Size
Tl:l:llJI -....... Dl:LIVl:l:T
S1•la A1111 ''f11nlbne Co. ......... ·. . •+Ai.
r II .. W t 1 a. Sri' .....
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not••'
Still. we're not P.na tb
blame anybcdy elle--
wben, ocauion•lly, we
DlUlt tab a little Joa&er
-lllDlll "' -10Dl" car. I
There'll came • ct.y-
--~wbm •'D be able to ratare
our famou pre-war
tet'Yice. Until tlten.
we'D •01''"'* to do ..... -"'bep,... ~bo ··-.. badt _.._..._ __
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Jack Erickaon. 14, o f Lo11 An-
geles was painfully but not sertoua-
ly hurt when he fell into the bay
and apparently hit upon submerg-
ed rocks while aquaplaning Jn the
upper bay.
The fll'e department gave the
youth first aid for a badly cut arm
following the accident Friday
afternoon.
MEXICO
Complete
TOURS BY AIR
10 days ............ $288
15 days ........ $271.40
If you want a branch Annapol\.s 20 days ........ $468.30
here, you will have to work for ACAPULCO
it, he advised. Get all of your argu. Reserve now for season
menta together-without division starting Jan. l , '46
or opinion. All or the points which Stephens Travel Service
can be mustered in favor of lt here !18 Oee&n Ave.
would have to be presented just t.cuna BM.ch. CalU,
as a selling campaign would be put ~"""'"""'~T~e~lo~ph~o~n~e""l~OOO~"""'"""'"""'~ over. -
In response to Harry William-~·1111111n11111111,.1191•1~111111u111 .. 11u1u11,.111111111111111~
son's remarks about the difficulty ~ FRUIT ~
in finally locating the naval train-~ ~
Ing base in San Diego because of ~ Canning Season ~
the San Francisco opposition, Om· ~ Is Here ~
gressman Phillips agreed that • ii
county men would have a real job ~We b&Te • phmutul supply of~
on their hands, and would have • Oerio, Sar&lell. aim Ian ~
to organize their campaign care-~ Get Your !
fully. He paid tribute to his col-~ CANNING PEACHES •
league, Rep. Sheppard tor. helping ~ and PEARS Here •
to save the Fontana Steel plant of -~ ~:i m~ll~~~d~~~: :;~~~ ~ G R 0 C E R I E S I
gage on the plant was foreclosed I Cold Meats ._!
before the mill was built several •
year1 ago. ' Prai1ll and V egetablM !
Phillipa was given. a warm . ---~ PbaDe HU Opm .,...,. i ~"' ~ I
ceptlOD and the thanks of the 1•...:e • ft-Hon' G. •
group for his llincer• 8.lld u...'7.:. I .,. s rocery~
effor.U in behalt of his conaU-~ 171& Newport BJ'fd. c.ta •-i
tuency. !! ~ l ftulillllllllllMfltlll lllllal .. ll&l!llJIUl lllllll-!I Mllltlli
WE SERVICE
All Chrysler Products 1
.,
Factory Trained Mech.,dee
Cars Called for and Delivered
FOR
Reliable Watch Repairs
116 Twenty-Second St., Newport Beach
Open Satnrday UnW 9 p. m.
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At Sears! Western Champion
COWBOY BOOTS
For D,_ • • • For Utility!
Tll.-very durGblot cmd lollg-Uved -
boy booll aN 10 UMluJ becCIWle .. lbeir
J.oather -· cmd IO dr-t ~ al Ut.fr kid..m. OODleal. l.elJ and Yamp are
leatbar-lln8d with kid-akin -cmd
bacny ""'-In both black cmd i. ........ .... , loll.
PriH Rlm6•: $8j6, $10.50, $10.18.
$11.7S and ·$18.50 •
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May Be Closed
On Sept. 30
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woU1<1bem&e1eatt11e__,.lll'!." HARBOR ON IDGH SCHOOL .
~1n11ou:'-~~i:\=.; SCHED REGISTRATION DAYS
Mesa. a 1eptt9011tatlw at tile (Clip oa\ aild •---'• _,. .... ,.... _,
N .... -Tlmes round that the Lan· j + + + ·
ham A.ct was ortgtnally pasled as We'111'•7, .._.a Jmtwb.atisto.b.appentouurwry a war meuure, and fUnda estatr '!lul.ndaJ, Sep&. e fta:aat17, IJllll'C. I
d•._ established under Lanham llshed r;choola all <NU tbe counley. <-...i.c> (oner-)
AA:( ftmd& by the federal ""'°"'-, '!be nursery be1'e baa cbDdren Bm No. 1 Cloota Ml
ment to care for children ol war of 18 se.ivice men and women ._... ecMol -
workers and !re!'Vice men whose whose mates are work1n1. Mr. lldl &Dd..,l'taeeaU.,
l :IO u:ao
8 :16 U:l6
wives worked durtq the emer-Davidson disclosed. Beside that ~:~ -=:i ~ .=
geocy is a question which could 12 children are left there by Vlctorla a Old Ruta
8 :11 U :n
8 :40 U;U
~,,i:e answu 5e<e<1 by Rep14.uJohF ! mothers who work, and find 1t AA& Road ... -... ..J...---·
.. ~pg. · · re~~ ve ro ditficuJt to care for their children. Newqpr& BlTd. ~ !Ottl
8:« 11:«
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Orange county vwting here yes-F'Unds from this source end 111 ol Newport BJ't'd. • Balbor terday .
8...0 uiao
WI\ • ested by Sidney H. Sept. 30. the school bead &aid, and en requ those parents ~ amdous to know
FERGY'S
BARBER SHOP
Now Open
108 McFadden Phial
Newport Beach
whether some arrangement i!; to
be made tor continuation of nur-
sery work.
Representative Phillips said that
this was another ot the war meas-
ures which congress must take up
on their return within a few days.
No disposition was made when
they left for home as the war had
not ended.
Dkk Fergu\on. aon Of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Ferguson, Newport
Heights, returned Sunday evening
from Idyliwlld where he bad been
ln csm p for a week.
e .. No. !-Nwpl-BalOOa
Central -~ -·-
Eut Newport ····-·-··-···-·
15th and Central ··-··--·
For'1 Ganp --·--·-·-
llOlb -Central ·----lJdo Theatre ·-··--
Bus No. !--Corona de.I
Mu-Balboa bland-
-Ill 0-t HW)', ..... . PacUlo and p.11..-. __ ... .
Dnaa Store. Balbo9 W.---·
Bas No. t--Cotf.t& Mee.-
Men Dri•e and
Santa An.a "''ellue ..
Acacia 41: Pal•MA• .~ ......
Me.a Drive and
Orange An,aue ....... .
Broedway and On.op ... .
18tla. and Santa Au.
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FIRE.PLACE A.ND KINDLING WOOD--a W . Wrtgbl. 1784 Npl. Blvd., CcetA M-. Uoecl Lumber, Ph. l!M-J.
GENERAL CONTRA.CTOR-
GonSon B . P'lndlay, 3410 OJa.t mvd., Ph. •12. Plane and Construction.
LUMBER COMPA.NIES--
O>lta Y:ua Lbr. Co.-"Let ua help you pl.an your home." Phooe "8.
Bay Dt8t.rlct lAlmber Co. Phone 11~. Coe.st Highway at A.rcht-a.
OFFICE SUPPLIES-
Newport Harbor Pu bu.bing Co. Phones : 12 -13, Newport Bea.oh.
P .. INTING-
Newport Harbor Puhlhlhlng Co. Pbonee: 12 -13, l<fe-qvport Beach.
REAL ESTA.TE, INIURA.NCE & NOTARY PUBLIC--
Lew K W&Jla.ce, 2202 W . Central Avenue.. Phone 3.
llUBBER 8TAMP&-
Newport H&rbor Pnhlllhtng Co. Phooea: 12 • IS, Newport Be&c.h.
SHEET METAL WORK-
Vl.ele Plumbing a: Sheet Metal Worb, eo.ta Meaa. Phone 210.
VARIETY STORE-
Balbo& laland Variety 8lol"&--6c, lOc, ~ and up. ,,.one 2111-W.
Nine Marlin Taken Costa Mesa Boys
In One Day; 22 Off for Osceola
0 W k End Le&v!ng tor Camp Ooceol& In ver ee -the Sa.n Bern&rdlno mountaln• 00
(Continued from Page 1) August 2.f were eight boy1 from
Angeles. COl!rla Mesa. and thet.r leader, ~.
It took three hours and 45 min-Carl Joh.neon of the Communlty
ute1 to bring the moo.It.er flab to church.
gaff, but the plucky woman kept Boys in the group were Ralph
aft.er lhe prtu catch al. the seuon Rea. Frank McCUbbon, Jack Wood,
throughout. She waa a'ooard Eddie Carl Slhtlllng, Dick Sherman. Mar·
Offerle's Dolphin. vln Johnaon, Robert McOelland
Other catches for the gTeal day and James Fisher. Tb.ls la the tblrd
of tlahlng were leu than 200 sea.eon at camp ror moet of the
pounds each, the next 1,rgest be-boys.
l.ng that ta.ken by Fritc Kemper on
bl..e own boat, the Sueno. He ca.ught
a.n !~pounder.
Others were: Earl Gray, owner
.. -------------------------.. !of the Royal Palme of Palm
Mesa Residents
Get Flower Honors
At County Fair WELCOM·E CAFE
2560 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
Opening September 1st 1945
Bill and El. Offer You the
Finest Place to Dine
()Qr Motto Alwa,f'9 Ha Been
GOOD ·FOOD, FIRST CLASS SERVICE,
MODERATE PRICES.
FAMOUS COMPLETE DINNERS
5 p.m. unW 10 p.m.--Sundsys: 1.% noon unttl 10 p.m.
Special Anancementa tor PartlM
Dinner Dance Wednesdays & Saturdays
8toUp.m.
PHONE NEWPORT 43$-M
OUR KITCHEN OPEN FOB INSPECTIOS
WM. E. LUDEWIG, Prop.
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION
' . All Types!
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REFRIGERATION
Sales & Service
208 Spurgeon Sl Santa Ana
AUTO MECHANICS
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GREASERS -GASSERS -WASHERS
STEAM CLEANERS
JANITORS
-Permanent Positions -Post War Future
work in Los Angeles
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GREYHOUND DIPOT
•
Springe who caught a 129-pounder
on A. Taylor's Atec ; LoUle N. Boyle
of Ojai, who went out on M.cN&lly'•
Ma.rlln to c.atch a marlib, and anap-
ged a 125 pounder: Dr... Tbomu 0.
Cra.ig, tvbo took jwst M mlnute1
to brtng up a 132-pound marlin on
Ml Honey. He la from Loe Angeles.
Elwood Mueller at 2323 Poppy,
North Long Beach wu credit ed.
with a 139 pounder In one hour
and 10 minutes on the Ela; while
Walter Young caught another on.
the aa.me boat in 1 hour and 16
minute.. Mark Pierce, Loe Angelee
mort.Jcla.n, got a 118 pounder on
the Mcsween boat 1n ~ m.i.Dutee.
The catchea were m.oni remark-
able because only ~ had been
brought in previously tht1 yea.r.
Saturday eight of t.be game fl.ah
were ta.ken. three belng c redited to
Ralph Larrabee on board the Ma,.-
Why Suffer?
Backache., BNdaebelJ. Patna Lo
Groin and Loc--Looo ot VltoJ-
lty-.. Always nrec1 .. -mp and
Low Blood Pressure -"Slip·
pine" -Orowlnc Old beto"'
your tfme--Anemla Skin a.Bel
KJdney Allmenta respond quJck-
ly to our Escluatve Technique
without Drop. Pa.ta. S11r1ery
or lnjflcUona.
C:-•ltatklll P'llW.:E • ,.,...,I ••
Dr. E. F. Bell. D. 0-. Ph.C.,
107 H ad S-t
Newport nea.e.., Calli.
Phone llM -Res. 1191
Bolln: 'l'ueL & Fri. 8:30 to 1:30
Other boun by appob>tme.at
WUlla H. WllJl:ner, county super-
v1aor wu winner ot the pruldenl'1
cup s.nd tl.nt place rtbbona for
ma.ny vegetable. diaplayed at the
Huntington Beach Country Fair
recenUy. A.lao amoog prize wtn.Der11
were Mr. and Mn. H . B .Church-
man who were awarded 13 rlbbona
tor their dahll.u. They are reai-
dent.a of Coeta Mesa..
Knott'a Berry Farma walked
away wtth CJrat honora In the
dahlla exhiblt.
Mre. George Wheat waa ~ond
ln Cius 16. She la & re11Jdeut of
Newport Island.
Like Sir T. Lipton
He'll Try Again!
Won Last Year
That the night of the Snow·
birds is popular is evidenced in
many '-''Bys, and th06e \\'ho enjoy
it as much as any are the folks
who sail in it, for instance the fol·
lowing letter from L. H. Price to
Braden Finch. president of the
Newport Harbor Otamber of Com·
merce:
"Dear Sir:
··n.ank you very much, tor send-
ing me a skipper badge.
"I shall certainly enter the race
again next year U r am able.
"This year was my second time .
and I really enjoyed myself both
times. Last year I won the Capt.
Beek OJp for McNally Boa.ts. and
was trying for a repeat this year.
but WM beaten quJte badly. I
"-'ill try again next year, though.
"Until then I remain,
"Sincerely yours,
'"L H. P RICE".
raudcr. skippered by C. J .Gilson.
His thr~ beauties were 115 pounds.
1n l :J mlnutea; 133 pounds, ln 20
mlnutea, and 143 pounds in 30
minute.a. Others cau~ht on the
•ame. da.y were: Mra. Norm Begg,
14 2 pounds. on the Pbanlom, skip-
pered by her hu•band; C. Wblte.
120 pound.I. on Taylor's Alec;
Charles \V~. 176 pound& on the
Tigbtllnes, by De Craase; Harry
Willey, 167 pounds, on the Olinook
Of 0 . A. Soden: Dr. H. E. Mead.
140 pounchl on B. O. F\nk'1 Sport.
Ralph Waterlue Retiring
Aug. 31 from Police Dept.
the Loo Al>C<l.. Polle• Dep&rt-
me:a.t., where Adami bu been eap-
taln, W&ter1ue'a experilllnce bad
been confined to that ol opeclol
officer In the city. He joined the
force .be.re u the f1r1t patrolman
under Jeaee Wlnd, another retired
police. ca.ptaln from Loa Angeles.
In the year following Rowland
Hodgkinaoo, preaent chief, came
cm the force. -
Officer waterlue baa never va-
ried tram hia flnrt duty-the night
force. Prefer it? Yea, he decl&.red
with finality. It la free of the aen-
timental jobs of 'dt11patchla.g' anl-
mala, and llkewiJJe free of poJIUca.
They patrolled at tint on fool and
then on bleycle-and they did UU.
for yean. The advent of the auto
In police work wu an expe.rtment
undertaken with mLsgtvinga.
Before Prohibition
In the old day• before prohl-
Plans to Visit
Higgins Plant
In New Orleans
Olmblnlnr • buslneos aiid pieu-
ure trip, R. T. Hubbell, who wW 161
Hlcrips pleasure craft for Dale
Watts, when they arrive at the·
showroom on Coast blgbway, left
this evening for Lexington, Ky.,
to vis:lt hts father, Theodore Hub-
bell, whom he has not seen since
he was six years old.
Mr. Hubbell also expects to
meet a brother whom he has never
seen and who ls with the Army
Air Force Qt Polk Field, N. C.
The local man has been Connected
with the South Coast company for
several yean as 1ead man in test-
ing minesweepers and other navy
boats in sea trials, as well as su·
pervislng diesel engine work and
overhauling.
On his way home he will stop in
New Orleans to visit the HJggins
plant and have a pre-view of the
post-war pleasure craft whiclt will
be teetured in the local sales
roam.
LI DO
TRZATZB
-1116 ...... -.
Bos OfllOe ~ at 1:19 1'-m.
Ma--7 at ll&ll °""--7 -l:M
W-YOnlJ' "A WAVE. A WAC AND
A MARINE"
al80 "!>SCAPE IN THE FOO"
Thun. -Fri. • Sat.
Alan I.Add -OaJ1 1tn en
"SALTY O'ROUR.KE" ·
Technleolnr Featurett,
"ISLE OF T ABU"
Son. -Mon. • Tuea.
Dorotll.-I.Amour
' Arturo de Cordova
"A MEDAL FOil nNNr'
and
'"l'O THE SHORES OP
fWO JIMAW
Wedne8daT • Next Weelt
"ROUSE OF ~AR"
tSMrlock Holmes)
•nil "r.T~ Km RF.TURNS"
bltlon., the officer said. they didn't Recent diD.ner guests at the
have N much trouble with drunlu home Of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fer-u now. Saloon.a were open and
Thu". -Fri. • Sat. · Nen week
Fred MacM1Ul'ay
UjWJTRDJ;R. RI: SA. Y8"
f'.omlnr: 040Ut of Thh Worlfl",
•t,;iruertment Pert.Jou.", "'1001
NhrhtA", "'God la My Co·PHot",
"Enchanted Cot"tace", "Atta.Ira
of 8nun".
RALPt4 G. WATERLUE
Retiring Police Officer people had a drink or two, and ~e~5~8:: ~a:~ni:;~:1:r;,
moat ot lbem let It go at that. Colo., and Mrs. Fergu.!On'a stater
Tben prohlb!Uon came, and boot-and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. C.
legging came. He doesn't recall W . Crider ot Lakewood Village.
Ba.ck In the daya when Dr. Con·
rad Richter wu mayor. and when
the Ne\\-port Beach police depart-
ment conat.ted or two patrol.men
a.nd a chJer, no motive power,
radioe of inter.communlc11.ting ay•
teme, Ralph G. Waterlue joined
the local force. That wu Aprll 1,
1926, On August !I be will retire
~aU8e o: age 8.!ter nei.rly 20
years of service.
any Uquor run In here. but re---------------==========
members plenty of bootleggers r--------------------------. scooped up to try to at.amp out
illegal 81.lea.
In the early days of police work
the sma.ll force had to rely on red
lights on top of the pole ln Mc-
Fadden Place for their signal•.
Even tr they '"''ere in Corona del
Sea Trout and Halibut are Biting
off the Newport and Balboa Piers
Plenty of Uve B< Avallabte at End of Plen
• GEORGE HINER • \Vhen the veteran o!!lcer came
dov.'Tl here with Chief Adams from Mar, they still had to come back ---------------------------
to the Newport elation to find out I-=============::;;:============::;
New Employer's
Obligations Told
By Security Board
Many returning veterans are go-
ing into business for themselves
for the first time. Some are men
who have never been an employer
of labor before. These individuals
are reminded that any new em-
ployer shouJd file an application
with tpe Social Security Boa.rd for
an iden tification number for the
wher:e the call came from. r
But Waterlue and hla companion
officer walked along the board-
walk and patrolled the beach front.
They had a UtUe excltewent oc-
ca.aionally-a eulclde. or a boot·
legger. Nothing startling, he de·
clared. "
The advent of the auto in about
1933 into police annw brought to
mlnd the old 1925 Dodge be alter-
nated with Hodgk.inaon, but be
didn't have access to the Buick ,
kept for the chief. They had three
Cella ln the jail, and the inmatee
had to be taken ouUdde the elation
business. This is necessary even lo be brought !Ji and booked, and
though only one person is on the vtce versa. Saturday night.a bust-
pa}TOlJ. and perhaps works only neea picked up a. bit, and a "Pec-
part 'time. la.J officer ca.me oo duty.
Each employer is required lo Aa bis age of retirement &.P-
keep a reeord of the worker's so-proaches Officer Waterlue bu etlll
cial security account number for a yout.htul appearance and a c lear,
use when it comes time to make inquiring eye. He never bu fa1led
out the social security tax return to kee-p hie patrol. and llkewtse hla
to the collector ot intemal rev-good judgment. He bu earned the
M'lue. right to take tt easy, but says that
SIEGEL & RAUB
ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS
JOHN A. SlEGEL--26 Years Engineering Experience in
Orange County.
JACK S. RAUB -24 rears Engineering Experience;
19 Years in Southern California.
Sanitation
Subdivisions
Land Surve)'S
WateT Supply
Street lmprouemrnt.s
Marine Surveys
1808 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa, Calif.
Ph0n< 161
2617 W. Central Ave. Newport Buch, Calif.
Phcme 123
Interested indivtduals sh ou 1 d it i. not a cUAtoma.ry occupation
\\"8.tch the newspapers ot their and he b..a.s g ot lo get used to it.
cities for the announcement of Beyond that, Ralph waterlue, vet-
'A-'hen a representative of that of-e.ran city employe, hu no plans.
fice will visit thet r community. :r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; New employers may se<:Ure ldenti· i
fication numbe111 either by call·
lng at the Long Beach field office
which ls located at 423 Jergins
Trust Building. or by writing this
office for application fomis S.S-4.
BALBOA
TREATER
Bos or:noe opena at 8 :30 p. m .
l.Aot eomplete obowlnc ot •
Double -PTosnm -at 8 :SO p. m.
Tuea. -\\'ed.,
Fredertc Mardi • Betty Field
ln a retum abowtnc of
"VICl'OBY"
Aloo
'°THE FALCON
IN HOLLYWOOD"
Cartoon • Tua-boat Mlekey
Tbura. • Fri... • S.t.
Slnana Foster -Turban Bey
. 'TRl8CO SAL".
Sun. -Mon..
Pat O'Brlen -Carol Landis
Geor~ MW'pll.7
"HA VISG A WONDERFUL
CRIME"
• obo
"TARZAN AND THE
AlfAZONS"
Taes. · Wed. -Nert Week
Lee ~Y -'S ancy KelJy
''BETRAYAL FROM
THE EAST"
alto "MY PAL WOLF'•
Tbun.. • F r1, • Sat. • Nert Week
"Tl"S lX TflE BAO"
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loll F~L Fornter ~o~ Boat Qa...,.. ltacer, Known Here,
Go1111 into A•IORIObile Production
LOS ANGEJ.lllS. Aiig. 28.-L. 1. (l.oul Fageol, tanner world Gold
OJp mo~ racing 'champion
RENT TACKLE
'1sbermm'• Supplies
DOWNING TAOKLE
STORE
HO Kaba llC. B.U.llOA
At Foot .r Ille l'lor
and Pac:ltlc Oout tlU. bolder tor
the put on yun. IDtenda to con·
Unue to compete ln a fflW cbam-
plONhlp event. c!Hplto bis new
dfttlee u president ol. tbe Twin
Coad> Company at Kent. Ohjo, he
IUl.llOUDCed tocky.
Lou. wbo recenUy ~eel h1I
father, F . R. Fageol. u bead at tbe
Mot.em firm, ... d lbal NI IDW!ded
to keep one of hi. boa.ta to de-
fend racing bonon and would en-
.. ------------I ter a car la nut year'• ~mue .IndlanapoU. Me.mortal Day auto B 0 W L
B .A L B 0 A
2 4 0 2
Balboa Beer Depot
~ Palm Street
Eastern Beer
lly Ille llotoe •• lly -Cue
• na. lenlee wlJJ be ooaUnaed
~ the summer for the
00........S...... of --bayllJ&' pab1la.
WJC WILL STAY OPEN
ON SUNDAYS
~15' i.1-bour , /~. :~~ • Radio
1 ~ · Service x::..~~
eo-. AlJTO, MARINE
JLA.Dl08 REP AIRED
-l!1eoVlclaa BURT R. NORTON
1111 ~ m...,. PboDo Ul7
Newe'* Bx*, O.W..
cl&Ulc. However, he wtl1 not be u
active in hydroplane racing u
ctu.rtng the put 15 yean when be
dorntnated many: race11 at Newport,
r...ke Tahoe, oa.Jtla.nd, Seattle, San
Diego, Salton Sea and other wa.ler-
ways.
Ed Winfield. Glendale engineer
well known ln auto race clrclee.
who helped Fageol with hia boat•
and race ca.rs, baa joined the 11ta.tt
llt the Ohlo factory and they h&ve
developed a high powered com-
mercial engine. '!bey expect to re-
vamp one ot these motors tor wie
tn an lndianapoll11 race car.
That new motorboat and auto
race record.a are in the offing ls
the predlctJon of Fageol, who bas
kept in touch with war-tiine im-
provements. his company having
been engaged in airplane part.a
manufacture for Uncle Sam. Use or
improved metal alloys, engine de-
sign and motor fuel will result ln
an avalanche of unheard-of speed
markl!I , F ageol declared.
DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH
ORANGE YS
OWN
' I Commandint General Gels • Flag
•
•
Congretiame.n Carl Henshaw and now stationed in San Otego. He La
family a.re summering at their new a boyhood rnend ot Bill Kemper
beach home, 307 Seavlew avenue. when they lived in Anahelm. Tbe
County Budget
Not Enough to
Dredge Harbor
~
Congressman Henshaw represents Cummln&I expect t o be back for The county government ha.11 a
the Puadena and Glendale dis-a abort vialt and aome flahing. Mr. budget ot $12~.000 tw the harbor,
trlcta. • and Mrs. Denver Garner, Fullerton but the supervtaore feel that the
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Accidental Death Verdict • Of Coroner's Jury at Inquest
A new method which perm.its X-
ray photography on special M mm.
rum reduces _.. la W<lng -picturu trom one dollar per cz. ..
poal1l"e to !NI than <>Ile cent.
An open verdict of accidental death was returned by a
coroner's jury Friday, in the case involving the tragic death
of two Los Angeles boys, Van Neal Gates, 15, and WUllam ·
Stewart, jr., 17, who fell from a height of about 30 feet when
a bucket of a ferris wheel in whlch they were rldlng late
Wednesday night precipitated
them to the pavement below. Injured, w .. oubpoeaaed, and whUe
Queatloned by Earl Abbey at f.be told by the coroner that he bad a
Grauel Mortuary in Coeta Mesa comtttutional right to retua te.ati-
were three companlon. of the vie-mony at that time, be agreed to
ttm.a, an of whom were Su Scouta &'ive ht. aide of the ·cue. He ad-
here on a week'• vacation d all milled belnc-15 yeare old. and 88..ld
but one at whom were rl.C::c on t.h&t be bad several l~ on
the Fenia wheel at the Um.e. Like· running the wheel. He regularly
wt.e & returned aaUor and aoldier worked at the Busy Bee e&fe, be
gave u tbetr tu:Umony approx.I-sa.Jd, but went over to the Fun
mately the aame--th&t a boy who Zone and relieved the regular op-
waa the temporary operator there erator later in the evening.
at the time while the regular aper-He declared that aeveraJ ot the
ator wu away, pWlbed and rocked ridere aaked to have their 1eata
the bucket tn wh1ch the boys were kicked or rocked, and that thue
riding, a.11 be did tor uvera.l otbera. boys did also. He said he didn't
and that the bucket became loose. know the buck et wu broken when
letting the two tall from juS:. over Jt •tarted up on the• tatal tum.
the cre1t of the wheel. The wbeel'.l!I regular operator, a
Soldier Testifies returned 1ailor now tn civilian
clothes, said Al Anderson, owner
Of the wheel had told them to be
careful and not to rock the buckets.
He 98Jd that young Letz. who wu
large and looked to be older than I
15, aeemed to be doing all right
late tn the evening. So he turned
over the operation to the ooy and
went over near the merry-go-round
and sat do"·n to talk to a g1 rl. It
waa then, about 11 :20. he said, that
the accident occurred.
Corporal Barney Thompson, a
returned soJdler stationed at the
Aquatic Center -on the north chan-
nel te8't:lfied that he 'ill.'ati on the
oppoSite side or the wheel from
the young operator and saw t'Le
youth rock the car or bucket v.·hen
It reached the bottom of the cycle.
Then the pa rticular one in \\.'hich
they were riding etarted up \•.'Ith
one eide hanging down, r eJeaeing
the occupants after they reached
the top.
One boy on the side which wu
still connected 8.8 the bucket rose
tritd to cling to the out.aide, the
soldier declared, but the other was
helple1111. and both were loosed u
the bucket became dilcon.nected.
Police were summoned immed-
iately, and an ambulance dis-
patcbed to the scene. The two boys
were t reated by Dr. Rausa, then
removed to St. Joseph's hospital
wher e they died early the next
morning. Both ei':plred of head in-
juries. N. w. Stewart, father of
one of the lad.l!I , and Mrs. Eliz.a.beth
Gates, Nter-in-law of the other,
attended the bearing.
Bill Sandy, one or the Sea Scout
companlon• ot the two victims tea-
titted that be and another boy oc-
cupied ancfber seat and ea.Id that i.-------------
NEW LINJ!I
Craft Greeting Cards
SC&Uonery
Brookiitgs Variety
eoo ec-t Bw7· Oon>na 4el Mar
• Any Sign · -· Any 'Tim<
Tom Runkle
SIGNS
BOAT LE'l'TERING
211¥.i Marine Ave.
Bal1-Island
Ph. 2111-R
Sport Fishing
on the
''G. W.''
•DIESEL
POWERED
•DELUXE
A(J(X)MMODATIONS
• LARGE
GAIJ.EY
Every Day at 7:00 A. M.
from
·585 Pacific ~t Highway
Newport Beach,
California
-Opposite! the Arch-
For
Hatt Walsh Sportf!M'nc.
lac.
Mr. and Mr•. ca.rrotl o . Klng, and Buena Park. and their two $514,000 eetlmated coat Of further
300 Poppy avenue, h&d u hoUM sons, R ichie and Jack, are "{>ending dredging the harbor to deepeo
guesta for 1everal da)"'I, Dr. &nd a few daya with the Kempen and cbanne.t. and widen the deep tum-
Mre. Frederick Bedell, Mr. and expect lo go nahtng while here. ing ba.eina ahould come tram the
Mrs. Porter Price Ham.Utan, and Mr. Garner LI Dean ot Fullerton rederal government becauae lt
Grace Nlcbolaon, Pua.den&. Re-college. would be dlftlcult ' to rai1e half !b;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;d!I cenUy, Mr. and Mn1. Robert White. Mn. John Miller and children that a.mount ln a county-wtde bond Puadena, aDd Capt. and M.n . have taken the house belonging to ls.sue, Irvin George Gordon, super-
JUD.iua Cotten. juet returned. trom Mr. a.nd Mre. Gualav Grupe at 7ll visor from Newport Beach aaid
Hawail, spent • few day• with the Marigold avenue, while Cpl. Miller Friday. • din M •--=-l-K1Dp. Ca.pt. Cotten la retired from La in the army. He la now lt&Uoned The county ta lnterelJted in eee-
the operator gave Gal.ell and Stew-
art a push. He added that be heard
something 9"&p after the operator
had given. the two boys a puah. He
aa.J.d that after making a three-
quarter• turn that the bucket then
Jett lta other a.rm which held It
intact. and turned over, falling on
top Of the boys alter they were -;:::;:::;;::;;::;;::;::;;::;;:::::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;;::;::;::;::;;::;:::::;:::;:::;:::;:::;~
thrown forward out of the buckel 1
their bodies landing near thd tlcket
office. BATTERIES CHARGED Lumber and Bull g &~UU15 the u . 8. Navy. at camp Roberta. The MUleni oold Ing further development hen!, the
B D• • l b C Mr. Robert Rothwell, 319 Poppy their place on Heliotrope a year 9Upervl8or explained, but to at-ay ISlrlCl Um er 0. avenue, lett for New Mexico to ago and moved to Long Beach tempt a $2W,OOO bond luue tor the
Plloae uao meet bl.a wife and son Stephen. where Cpl. llWer worked tn de-apeclflc purpoee ot drl!dg1ng the
ll..-IU:!:.!OO~A8=T~m:::o~:B~W~AY:!l..----~A~T!.,;T~B::1:;,.:AJl(JIDll~:!:::._.J who have been there tor their va... fen.ae. Mrs. Miller tormerly aang harbor might fail. The coogree-cation, to bring them home. ' u .ololat ln the Consreptional I atonal rivers and harbora c.ommit-
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White and church ln Corona d.el Ka.r. I lee are interested in tbia and other
children and Hr. WbJte'e mother Lt. J&ek McDonald and tamlly, program.a, he bellevee. The ortg-
from Oregon. who la vi•lting thtro Palm Sprlnp, returned from a in.al propoaa.l WU for a 111.milar
ipent Sunday with Mra. Edward trip to Y08emtte and San. F'ran-amount tram the county to match GORDON B. FIN.OLAY
OONTBACTOB -111JILDl!:JI
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
OUB 8PECULTf
Cabinet Shop Service
Ofllee o.lllnet Shop
MIO o.-t Bhd. 401 SOth 8t.
I'll'-ill Ph. "8lhJ
DWPOaT n•m. c•1 "·
H. Monie, 311 Polnaettla a venue cl8co and are viaJLlng Lt. McI>oo-the expenditure of the government.
Mra. Hildreth Warnner, PU&-&Jd'• parent.a, Mr. and Mra. J .
dena, and IK>n Sgt. f'rlederlck War-McDonald, 311 Narclaua avenue.
rlner, who la home on a 30-day Lt. JdcDm:tald la stationed at Ther-
leave trom Ok ln.awa, spent the m.al , in Navy CommunicaUoaa.
week-end wtth Mrs. Ruth War-Mre. C. D. Sltnpaoo.. 218 M&J1-
rtner, 4.26 Avocado avenue. gold avenue, mid her property re--
Lt. and Kra. Roy Ovnmtnp, re-cenUy to Mn. Dorothy llacDon-
cently or Connecticut. where the ald, R.1ver9lde, who will move tn u
The ori11naJ procua or ma.king
at.eel ran. W&8 invented by Henry
Beuemer ot England, and per-
fected by A. L. Holley, an Amer-
ican. ·
year• and will be m.1aaed by her
triendll and nelgbbon.
Operator 15 Years Old
Marttn Letz. operator of the
wheel at the time the boys were
Hollywood Park
Races Start 2 p. m.
On September 5
.
INGLEWOOD. Aug. 28. -A
prompt post Ume of two o'clock for
week-day racing for the 19'6 fall
meeting of the Hollywood Turf
Club, which open. September :J,
wu announced by general man-
ager J . F. Mackenzie today. On
Saturdays, the pool U.... w1ll be
moved up to one o'clock.. All gatea
will be open to the public at 11 :00
a. m. OD. weekdaye and 10:00 L m.
• 1n 30 Minutes
With °"' lad • -
Now llaper-Qulok Cllarpr.
LUBRICATION ' SPECIALIST
VIRG'S' GARAGE
TEXACO PBODUC1'8 e GAS STATION
Wiii WeR Oontnl A""'ao, Newport -
Open N!PllT TIU 8 o'ClodL Pbo-1H Uld 11'4-W I lieutenant wu stationed in the aoon u Mn. 81.mpeon leave. for
Naval AJr Force, 1put two daya San Pedro when she bu bought
wtth Kr. and .Mra. ArthUr Kemper, a dupJex. lire. 81.mpec:m bu lived
~=========================~~900~:_0c~-~'...:Bl~v~d=·~~Cl~1m'.':.'.:m~l~np ia ln Corona del Kar for the J.ut m
Mn. T. E. Duncan and daughter Joan. San Gabriel, vllllted Mn.
Earl Gregg at 800 Marguerite ave-
nue ror a wet\k. Joan a.nd her
oo. Saturday. There will be 110 rac-..._ _________________________ ,
l.ng on Monday•.
I
YOUR CAR
•
WITH GENUINE PRE-·W 1~R PAIN~! ,
Bit first come in and take a look al our fine
Bake Oven •• the• yo11'1I see wlly oar lobs are topS!
'
'One-Day Service - -Credit Desired
• All Work -Guaran eed •
HAl\BISON ·PONT AC CO.
• •
friends Jacquelyne Benedict a.nd Hollywood Park will continue to
France• Bretz and the Gregp aid the Treasury Department bond
ttehed ott the pier one night, &1-drive by giving ttff ad.mluioo to
though they brought home ev1-Victory Bond buyen, M&cke?We
dence of their etforta. a.Id. Purchuen of a $25 maturity
Miu Br&s and her aunt :u.n. value Victory Bond will be granted
John Rum.uwn. Loe Angeles, are tree admt•ton to the grand..st:.and
vacationing at S09 Marigold ave--during any d&y ot ll\e s.t-day
nue. Miu Bret.z attends the Monti-meeting. Buyen ot a: bond over $2~
celo School tor gtrl.e, Loe Angelee. will be entitled to free clubb.ouae
Jlr. and Kn. L T_ Folaom, 319 adrntl!llSlon. Mackenzie cautioned
Marigold. received • telegram re-that tedera.I tu mu.st be paid on
-cenUy !tom. their 1an. Cpl. Howard all bond-tree admLuiON and that:.
F resit. Daily
DellctouoS.:Fooda
01', complete equipment
when you want to catch
your own.
HORMEN FISH MARKET
ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT llEACH
Folsom in Mlamt, Florida, saying all bonda must be 1ecured at the L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ that be would be home in a few convenient booths at track en.-
day• and wtll 8000. be in civilian , trancea the day of the ra.ce. I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;.;;;;;;=;_.;,;;;,. cJothea. He bu been ovef'IN.a for I 11
three ye.are In the 12th Air Force,
Army Tra..uport Command. in
North Africa, Italy and recently,!
Brull. He WI planning on doing
plenty ot fishing and will find th•l I
ht. tat.her and brother, Herber(
have hle outboard motor boat all
overhauled and ready for him.
Kn. L. T. Fol8om'1 stater ~.
E. L. VebJow and her 80ll8, Ronald
an.d Robert, San Francisco, came
Tueaday tor • tew day• vlltt be-
fore gain& on to Rlvenlde.
Quality Lumber
Uld
Buildiq Material.
•
COSTA MESA
LUMBER CO.
II. S. HOSTl!TLall -·
1'011 INaUllANCll ...
Howard W. Cc al.Ii
Jl9 .. 5J ... a111JBd .._._
ft; Tl -• · ' AutomoW&e •, r ..
Accid nn• • life
.Jik 1¢• ... 0 I ! wt ·~-
Peace is Bringing a flood
of Much-Wanted
Off ICE SUPPLIES
JUST RECEIVED
and Now in Stock, the Following:
• S'l'ANDABD STAPLES for almost any
Stapler.
• MUCILAGE In bottles and tubes.
• MONEY ud Bl!lNT RECEIPT!! in singles
dupllcates and tripllcates.
• BED BOPE ENVELOPES; also 1egaI size ~ & BU.I, BEAD blank pads.
• RING BINDERS, llx81h; 3-bole sheets.
• .&BOii BOARDS, Jetter and legal a17.es.
• • PHOTO KAH·ERS to send photo& to the. boy.
•
Complete Stock s ID Other lo l·n es·
; Newport ,Balboa
N· E W S ·I .1 M f S •
•
I,
Islander· Wins 2nd
Oak Leaf Cluster
To Air Medal
ll'IF"I B AIR FORCE, Pblllpplna.
-Finl Ueut<nant John B. Cut·
lbaJl Of Balboa laland WU recent•
17 &waided. & HCOOd 8ron&e oak
Leaf Cluater to the A.tr Medal for
¥ W11Jlam o. JluMS, -
wtfe residM heft. ud who WU
atationed at ti>. Bania Ana Azm7
A.tr Bue for th.Ne 7MJ'I, hU ,...
cent11 been tnnafernd to San
A.Dtollio. T...._ Kn. Burdg, wboM
home i9 to l'Wte"1Ue1 will COD·
Unu. to Uve bere.
Loallon F. Guan!. Ooola -and Carmen A.rezone, took out a marrtace uceue um wed.
putXJpaUon 1n ....wnec1 oper-PueL1c No1'1cES
atton1t tught miaton.t lD the ---.,---,----,---,,--.,,-,,--,,.,,-,-,-
Solltllweat Paclftc ania. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
-Tbeee miulOlll were accomplish· PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE. l..i trom Jaouary 27. 19(5 to Juoe No. 230,022
1,, 1&45 and included day a.nd In the Superior Court of the
nl&:ht patrol and rec000•1•1°ce Stale ot caJ.tfornla. ln and for tbe
tUghta. Bombing and strafing at· County ot Loa ~ee.
ta.tU againat enemy airdromea and In the Matter ot f.be Eltate ol
tnat.allations and ahlpplng were LEW HOFFMAN, a.i.o kDown u
completed a.a wu the intercepUon LOUIS NIEDERHOFER, I>eeeued
of tnemy aircra.tt.. NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN
Lieutenant Cut.ahall's wife. Mn. that ttie u.o.deralpe4S wW eel) at
Frances 0 . CUtahall; resides at 233 private ea.le, to the highest and
ery.taJ avenue, Balboa Illland. beat bldder, 8Ubject to the confl.r.
1lNll
TIDE TABLES
AUGUST
Hlgb Low H1gl1 Low
w. 29 2 ;!W 8 :12 2:54 10:24
3.6 2.0 :1.2 0.9
Tb. 30 4 :45 9 :27 4:09 10:53
3.4 2.5 5.3 O)S
F . 31 6 :34 11 :05 6:23 12:!18
3.5 2.7 5.4
(N.. da7U&bt •TUIC Ulm)
Tlda. .,.. placed ID O!"der of ooeurr.:DOL
u,tlt ft.,uw L 1111. ; dark ft.sww P, m.
WANTED BY
PRIVATE PARTY
Bay or Ocean Front
Home in Balboa area.
Reasonably Priced
for All Cash,
Write full particular•
P. 0. Bos. 1834
Santa Ana. Calif. tt
matlon ot aid SUper1or Court. ca.
or alter the 6th day ot Septem..
be!', 1945, at the ofnce ol MAU-
RICE BLU!4ENTHAL. 716 Pacific
Southweat Bullding, 215 West
Slxth Street, Loe Angele• lf, Coun-
ty of Loa Angeles, State of Call-
!ornla, all the right, tlUe &Dd ID·
tereat Of aaJd deceued at the Ume
of hi.a death and all the rlglt.t.
title and intereet tbat the elt&te
ot aaJd deceued hu acquired by
operation of law or otherwiae,
other than or ln addition to tbat
ot said de<:ea.!led. at the time of bla
death. in and to .U the certa1n
real property, situate ln the County
of Orange, State ot Calltornia,
particularly deacrlbed as follow1,
to-wit:
Lot 86 of Newport Heights,
County of Orange, State of
Calitorn.ia, a.a per map thereof
recorded 1n Book ' at Page 83
of MlscellaneoW1 Mapa, re<::orda
Of aaid Orange County, wtth
all improvements thereon.
Term9 of sale, cub ln lawful
money ot the United States on
contl.rmation ot sale. Ten per cent
ot amottnt bid to be deposited with
bid.
Bida or offers to be in writing
HELP WANTED!!
Men Needed NOW for
YARDMEN
MILLMEN
TRUCK DRlVERS
Permanent Jobs
Plenty of Cbanee for Advancement
Ward & Harrington Lumber Co.
Apply 518 Coast Wway, Newport Beach
(Bay District Lumber Co,)
-or-
201 So. Pomona Ave., Fullerton
• a•ww •• ,... JC&W& • "*"' 1' .... -
EVERY .llEWS-TIMES ·· CLASSIFIED a·o ··1s AN OPPORT 'UN ·ITY!
Read Them for Profit • • • · Uae Them for Results
and wDl be HCe.lved at e alon.
aid otnc. at any time after th•
nm publlcatlon hereof jd before
date ot ale. .
DatOjl tb1o 20th day of Au.,,.t.
194s. I
LESTER IL REYlj'.OLDS,
Admlnl•trator of the Eatate
ot l&ld Decedent.
KAURICE BLtJ14ENTH1L
71& Pacific Southweot B\jllcllng,
216 We.at Slx:th Street.I
i.o. Angele• 14, cauto1:,
Attorney for Admlnlllra r .
PUb.: Aug. 21, 23, 28, 30; p .f, 194S
NOTICE OF SALE o,,I REAL
PROPERT'V AT PRIVATE &ALE
No. Pasadena P~~7
In the Superior Court of~lhe State
of Callfomla Jn and l"'jOr the
County of LOii Angtle1
•
II llPE(JIAL ANl'j'OUNCll:IDNTS II .:.::..:..::.----------HELP WANTED -Espulenced
GENllRAL CONTRA.Clnl'l, Re-houookeeper. Salary open. Uve LIGHT BULBS
pair and Alten.Ucca. See ll"ranlt ln. Write Box "R", c/o Newa-Exterurioo Cordll
1 'p=u=o:::NE=-2200=::--=-ro-r-,tnt""'"o-rma-..,tl-oo.-..,.6-
ptece brealdut aet. very nice.
$12.50. Period library table, $6.
Hawallan guitar, $12. 7~ft. pre-
war hoae, 40 and 30 ft. respec-
tively; 6 pair ru-ape,; home can-
ned jara Of vegetablee; 80Dle
tool.a ; rug 3x6. $1.00. 66-2tc
"More For Your'Monev"
We have just lnatalled 3 new lac>
tory method Retread molds which
give a deeper tread than new
Pellkoter, S.00 F\nley ave.., New· Tim.ea. 1 6'-6tp · Iron OM;cia. etc.
port Beach. Pl!.. 1'98-ll. U-ttc NEWPORT PHA!WACY
HELP WANTED -Experienced 2108 Ocean Front. Phone Oi
ROOFS bouae.keeper, good cook. Uve lD 66-ltc
OT out. Good al&rY. Wrtte Bos.
"P" C/O News-Ti.mu. State ex-
perience, age, and when avail-
able. 63-4.tp
.. t1ree, meaning more mileage.
Leave -tirea ln the morning and
have them recapped or rep.&).ttd
by evening or we pick up your
car and deliver same day. Fl'ee
loaners t! de.Mred Money back
guara.atee is your a85UT&nee.
Applied or Repelred
Free Eat.lmatu A: lnlpectton
W . J. Benbow, S&02 M.arcu.e Ave.
Phone Npt 1012-J. M-tfc
PAJN'DNO OONTIU.CIO.B
Painting -Decorating
Root Repair 6 PatnUn&
Sympson & Nollar
Ph. NWJ>t-1211·W 612 S8tA St.
u-ttc
BICYCLES -Sold. rented or re--
paired. Vogd' .. 100 MAID St ..
HOUSE ~AINTERS WANTED--
Steady work. top wage& for
~ and rellaWe men. Phone
Mr. Pooley, N. B. 1388. M-itc
HELP WANTED-Women to do
general hotel and apartment
housework. W1.ges and apart-
ment tu.rnl8hed.. The Palladea,
Corona del Mar. Phone l•M.
6'-t!C
Balboa and 208 Marine Avenue,-------------
Balboa r11and 2%-tfc FOUNTAIN GffiL
BE.A1JTI' AIDS
COLD &lld MACHINELESS
WAVES
TtnUng and Mantcurlng
Evening Appointment. Pb. 179-W
OunderM>n Drug Co.
Balboa M-3tc
FIRST CLASS experienced wa.lt-
reuea. diahwuher and porter.
interviewed a.t~r Aug. 22 1 to 4
p. m. 610 Ma.ln St., S&nta AnL
Pb. B. A. 0912 Ludewig. 64-4tc
Vi's Beauty Shop 1-:-=--..,-~..,.,----,-..,---::tu11-,,..-,t1m,-e
1103 Cout Hlway, Corona del Mar LOCAL MAN wanted, job. Box
64-t!c gardener, permanent
.. Y .. c/o Newa-Ttmea. 65-2tc
LOST AND FOUND n
LOST-Bl&Ck m&le cocker , 6 moe.
old. UberaJ re-ward. Notify N. B.
1836. 1417 E . Ba.y Front, Balbo&.
66-<tp
EMPI.OYMENT WA.~
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
NEEDED
Good Pay While Learning
and Regular Increases
or
WOMAN, competent to do bouae
cluning, by the hour. call lf85
after 10 a. m. 6:5-2tc
HELP WANTED-Cook and wait-
rue, El Parailo cate, 110 Mc-
Fadden Place. Newport Beach.
M-tfc
W ANTED--Waitre1119ea, Dlabwaah-
era. Bay Shore Cafe, 17th and
Coa.st H1gbway, Newport.-Un·
der Ne91 Management. ~·tfc
WINDOW WASHER wanted for
2-etory houae, about 30 .,..'tndow1.
Phone Newport 1313-J ._ 66-4tc
BAKERS HELPER, year round.
Florenc e Bakery, 300 Main. Bal-
boa. 66·2tp
W:ANTED -Mother'• helper, 11ve
in, wage.a open. Call Newport
1524. 66-2tc
WANTED -2 journeymen Paint·
era. ·Muat be neat. Top wages.
Johnny's Pa.inte.rs ti::: Decoratore.
Phone L&gu.na. Beach 3314.
66-tfc
SALE M18CEL1ANEOU8 so
FOR SALE-Neeco oil stove, 3-
burner; 2 small Ice Bos.ea: 1
double coll Spring; 1 double link
Spring; eevera.l. camp stools; 1
featber mattre.e; l ga.s beater;
l l.rOlling board: 2 small round
table•: l 2-4 x 8-0 p.J.v. hood for
range; 1 2-9 x 3~ 6 It. aaah, old;
2 pr. caaeme.nt 3-0 x 3-0 2 It. ln
frame; 1 3-6 x 3-6 ca ab 1 It.;
other odd.a and ends. 2(M: Eut
Central Ave., Balboa, after 6
p. m. or Sat. afternoon or Sun-
day. 6-4-tfc
Uncalled For Suits
200 men.'1 outte, $-C .95 up. Top
a.nd ra.tn coat. Watches. ward-
robe trunlu, guoa. Buki.Iui, 220
W . Ocean, Long Beach. 8-tfc
WE HA VJ; gooa uaea piano. tor
$9:1, $126, $1M. $195 up. ,.,,,.,
gnnd9 $395 up. Tenna. Some
tor nmL SO ye&n ln Ora.rip
county. 01U1%-Schmldt Pla.n.o OJ .•
520 N. M.a1n. Santa Ana.. OUc
Just Arrived
Fresh Hearing Aid
BATTERIES
Cunderaon Drug Co.
117 Ma.in St. Pb. 515
60-ttc
Men's Work Shirts, $1.49
Men's Plaid Shirts, $1.55
Auto Batteries
18 month -$6.45 Ex.
Pennsylvania Oil
Gallon -70c
AUTO JACKS
BOATS, 8UPPLU8
SNIPE sailboat. with trailer. 116
Coral, BaJb&. Island. Pb.one
709, W . 66-2tp
FOR SALE-Snipe, completely re-
conditioned. ~o . Und, 2 Bay
lala.nd. Phone 2675-W 66-ltp
FOR SALE -Star clam aailboat
with trailer, No. 319, $700. 124
Colllna Ave., Balboa laland.
M·2tp
FOR SALE -14-ft. fishing dory,
heavy buUt, v•tlth trailer. $60.00.
See Mra. Charleti A. Fowler, 1576
E . Ocean Front, Balboa. 66-2tp
FOR SALE -10-tt. sturdy row-
boat, bu center board t or 98.il-
lng. In exc. cond., $60. 707 No.
Bay Front. Balboa ~land. 66-2tp
BOAT FOR SALE -65-tt. "M"
cla:is racing sloop, sold subject
to survey. Swale! Yacht Land-
ing, 17th &: Coast H ighway,
Grade A Tr-uck Rubber
Now A.\lallable.
Costa Mes.a Tire & Retread Shop
our new addrea
1700 Newport Blvd.
TetN. B . 2M% M-tfc
Have Your Floors
Renewed
JAMESON FLOORS
371 Avocado Pb.one
Coeta Mesa S. A. 1867 .J
69-Stp
FOB BENT u
FOR RENT-In return fOf' com-
pleting 24 x 2' gara.ge bou.ae-will
give free rent until July 1, 1946.
Owner, 1619 Huntington Drive.
So. Pa.aadena or see W. J . Hol-
comb. 15.17 Cout Highway, Co-
rona del Mar. 66-ltc
Newport Beach. 66-2tc WANTED TO BENT 1--.;.:_,..:,....;:__"'--~~-=--,--::----BOAT FOR SALE--49-rt. off shore WANT TO LEASE-Two bedroom
cruiser with heavy duty Steams bome year round. Part owner of
Marine engine, $6500. Swales El Parabo Cate, 110 McFadden
Yacht Landing, 17tb & Cout Place. Phone 1360-W. 57-tfc
Hiway, Newport Beacit. 66-2tc CIVILIAN couple w1th 2 chU dren
want to rent or Jeaae a 2-bedrm.
COMPLETELY rebuilt Chev. en-house. Ph. N. B. 413-R. 66-.ftp
gine; also Ford model 32-volt
batteriee and generators. Bay W ANTKD TO RENT--3 bedroom
Electric, 1770 Ne\Vport BJvd. houae with option to buy, 8 mQI:.
Co9ta Mesa.. Phone N. B. 1726. rent in advance. Prefer Balboa
66-4tc Island. Address 1140 N . Vlsta.
Hollywood 46, ca.ut., or call
FOR SALE -Ba.Ibo& MacCreor GranJte 6212. 57-t!c
Dinghy, complete with sail and i-----·--------
dolly, built by Douglu Sept. WILL PAY one yea.r's rent in ad·
194.4. Maintained in racing con-vance. Want 2 or 3-bednn. house,
\\'ESTERN AUTO SUPPLY dltion. Cost $205, v.•Ul eell _for fumiahed or unturn.Llhed. No
Costa Mesa 63-4tc $175. 106 Jade, Balboa Island. smoking or drinking. Ph. N. B.
66-4tc 210f-W. 64-ttc
FOR SALE -Collapaible baby =c=--=-~=--,-,--,-,----buggy, rubber tires, very good FOR SALE---5 h.p., 3 phase motor 2 BEDROOM house with option to
condition. $7.00. 929 West Cen-with power ir;r.1tch, $95; 2-or 4-buy at Corona del Ma.r, family ot
tral avenue. 64:-4tp cylinder waterproot Bendix Mag. 3 adull8. Mra. H. Condon, 2237
neto, $25; New anchors, cbains, Loma Vl..ata., Pasadena 7, Cs.llf.
FOR SA.LE-Remlngtoo .Portable ma.nila rope, leads and corka tor Ph. Sycamore 43969. 66-2tc
typewriter. $:Ml.OO. 309' Edge-30 net.a, alao large rubber lite ----------..,---·
water, BalboL Ph. 1892. 64-tfc ratt. W . L. Kerne, 900 Shore Dr., ~e~~ee~=~· in~co~
WICKER furniture, baby mattress, Corona del .M&r, The Surf. munity desirea houae tor rent.
med windowe, odds and enda. 65-ttp No smoking. d:rlnldng or city
109 Diamond, Balboa laland. FOJ,t SALE-14-tt. 6-in. Runabout week-end gueets. Phone N. B.
6'-4.tc motorboat. kyllnder Continen. 1062. 66-t!~
WANTED TO BUY Sl tal motor and trailer, $2W. Alao
Snowblrd, aall, ma.at, boom and
rudder. Phon.e 2334-J. 63-4t.c
WANT room lD private home at
Balboa. or vicinity, 2 girl.a, week
Of Sept. 2. Refen!nces es.changed.
FOR SALE-21-tL sailboat. $360. _ Call Whittier· f27-2M collect.
120 Abalooe avell.Ul', Ba.lboe. le-66-2tc
lan<L 33-ttc UAL ESTATE
BO,A. TS-Bot. Soto and Traded
Marine Engmee fllld Part.
¥ARIN1ti S~L'"/AliE AND
KFG. 00.
S090 W . Central Ave. Pb.. zs.s&.W,
Newport Beach, c.it!.
:it..ttu
EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL
Et.a-Hokin & Galvan
Electrical Contract.ore
. 1000 Cout Hlcbway
PboDe UM 9'1-ttc
FOR SA.L&-24-ft. Cabin Crulaer,
«S Gray Marine Motor, $1:500.
S09 Edgewater, Balboa. Phone
1892. 64-ttc
FOR SALE-Balboa. Island rest-
aurant, living quarters. Mra. o.
A. Waldron, 308 Marine, Balbo&
laland. 64-3tc
FOR SALE -Newport CJ.es.a.er
bUlineaa, 2119 Cout Blvd. A.180
home, 106 25th St., 1 living room·
k itchen, 2 bedroo~. 8UJ1 porch
&Dd bath. 66-4le
LISTINGS wanted. Beed> pro-
perties and lacxnes. Ula B. Mc-
F'Brn!n, With Jack Regan. 610-12
N. Main St., Sant.& Ana. Ph. S .
A. 0912.' 51 ·tfc
2 Houses
Near Bay, on lot 70x71
$13,500
Bay Front Lot
El aa10 Tract
$11,000
Available Now! W. L. Jordan
$49.50 Up 100 East eentra1, Ba1boe Phone 153 66-2tc
Alao .see our p&ddJeboa.rda and I ---A"'T.,-.,CO_,,.,RO""N,.,..-A-D'"'E°'L-MAR--,,---
the W&taon Salling Dinghy. Beautiful New
Wataon Woodcraft Shops, 611
eo...t Highway, Newport Beach. 2 Bedropm Stucco
Phcme 601. ~ttc South or Highway
MU8IOAL a RADIO
FOR SALE-Studio Grand Piano,
Wurlttur, $5~.oo. 309 F.dge-
water, Balboa. Ph. 1892. 64-t!c
a.t a bargain price
$7500
TRedroom Stucco
$4500
RADIO REP AIRS-AD make•; See
tubee, etc. J4arlne Electrk:tall. W. J. HOLCOMB
Ph. 2417. Burt Nortm., 1111 1517 Coast Highway
O:Jut Hpy., Newport Beach. corona del .M.a.r
1-tfc: "Where the Flags Fly" 66-ltc
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KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT MONEY TO LOAN
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100
Main Bt. ,,.,_ and DOROTHY DARNIT ti& If Ile po;• ... I n 'tp ol .. •es•= " By Charles McManus 208 -Ave_, Bal-lolaw! LOANS TO BUILD, buy, Jmpr<>'Pe. ~ moderu1ae or ref'ljn•"OL
. ·-
I OON"T" WANT
TO CO IN MllMI\
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CHILL ,,;1
TillRE "'1 NT i H .
JV$T LOOI<
"T HIS ·SIQN
wH,."T'S THE
MATTER WITH
IT?
THE ODDS-I AINT
GoNlllA T "I K £ "IM'r'
SUCH CHANCES
J\S THAT!
RIDING •
Along HJU•de TraJh in beaut!..
tul Laguna Canyon, $1.IM> per hr.
Hay Rides Ananged.
HGrlllll Boarded.
Pll<>ne t.quna 28'711. 48-ttc
Cupent.. Available
for pneral malnten•DHt
and rwpalr
O. Z. ROBERTSON oan N-port sa
Newport Balboa Federal 8avlng1
&Dd L<lan .A-·-8Mll Via Lido T...,,_ 1'100
Atll'OKITii'l'lll a ttm 111
F'OR SALE-V-8 De Luxe aedan,
1933 with 1934 carburetor and
wbeela, 2200 mlle9 on ...cwr.
SS1'3. Surf Apartment., 'B' St.
&Dd Central Pb, 2140. 88-ltp
FOR BALE-'86 Ford de l\IU 2-dr-
Mden, euenent c:ondittoa. ·as
• Plymoutb. d• tua 4--dr. ..,,.,,
2011 Orange Aft, Olola W-.
7 to. p.m. 18-2tp
nanzu ll
•J'OR ~ Tnllor, ta-ft.. -x . .-po r-. _, pod
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7 'a, 2'111 n' 'T1 •rs al• 1MI
Five Sisten at
D1nnerP~
Music ana Drama
· · Section of Fullerton
Ebell Hold Meet Here -. Alma Rath -u .-.. '
Har or Feminirie Activities
~ lier parenta, Kr. ""4 Kn. Phones 13 and + ,_ on-1.._. Barilre +
3. Ill. v ... Wlc ot Puenl6 Ul4 Jkmben at the mu.ic ud i -..:..:====::..:r=------------=~2..1~.:.:x:===::.:=~---_;_; ___ ~Resl~~dence~~Pb:!!!!ori!!.!ie!:...!l~637:!.!:;·R~
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~ ~.;;,:: :t=::: ::: c1~ :'!it th~"'::'!: Mrs. Esther Jo!roan Summer Series Finishes at BYC ; Citrograph Man'ager,
,-mother'• -.. were -t. Newport Beocll homO ot Kn. Observe.s Nat8i1 Day Plans Made for Labor Day Regatta Red Cross Director,
Alter dinner th• .. -. -. ai-t Olarleo u....... at Placentia, 107 Wed at Riverside plaJ'lq f~ hundred. ' 28th -t. 'li>la le uaually an on-TO -.ii •one'e llOtl> bltt.bd&y le SOC-...............•............. ··-·· •·· 1 Bob White, wW bo aeparated tb111
ao.t. tor the even.ln1 were lln. Dual att&tr ud hon.on th• natal an occuicm to call ff-90Dletblnl' Two cJ•eae1 f'l:o.lahed the &rmmer fall, Betty iotna to Stantord Uni-
1:11:1• 8t&rlr.. Court &ftDlM. and ber annivem.ri.H ot J4ra. J . J. Alu.-apeclal In lhe way ot celebratlona, Seriee at the Balboa Yacht club venfty while Bob hu cboeen to KSa Ruth Bean of Bo9ton. and
houe guuta, a.car Wilbur ot. ander, preisident ot. the Ebell club, but when the guecta an a brother Sunday, the P-lt'1 and BYC'• own ro to t.be University ot Calltomia 0 . Kenneth Greene, long-Ume r.i·
Pu.mte and Mn. Abby Slltt ot San ud Mi. Beyerly Han•n, dauP· and two Ii.Ken ot the honoree. raolnt' clw. the Snlpt9. li':lr the at Berkeley. Tbey a.re the cblldren dent ot San Kartno, were marrted
Diego. wbo ii: her. for ~ ween; ter ot the bolt••· that ls noteworthy Indeed. Sntpea tt wu the lut Of the atx Of Kr. and Kr& Robert White u Of on Auguat 22 &t Rlvenld.e. The
Mn. W . G. Conell and her bus.. A pot luck lunch wu 9UVfld. at It wu Kn. EM.her Jordan, wbo race1 ln the leriea and winnff' of Olmd&J.e and Corona del Kar. marriage WU 90lemnlzed. ln the
buu!, Rh'er9tde, wbo &re at their nocm. and Mn. O.bome cl" Fuller-make. her home with her d&u.lb-tint place wu Bob White Jr., who Lt. Col. C&rey Ra.nd&ll and hil St. C«e1ta Chapel at the liifimton cottac• OD' 28th atreet. and K:rw. ton alwaya bake. a cake for each ter, Kra Cllarlea F .Dmn1aon, &28 brou.&bt to ht. ctub the bu.utitUl wife .. Apple" we.re lJl B&lbc-. °""" Inn. "nte ceremony wu performed
Alice IAcenol. formerly of River-. of the celebranta. All there were 12 We1t CentraJ. &venu~ who cele-nJ.cht of tbe Snowbird.a trophy tbe week-end eee1Jla tbetr many by the Reverend P . Marti.a. Ba.Jr.er,
it1de, but who i. DOW' resldJD.c Jn memben Of the uecuttve boud brated her natal day and l'UMl.a th.ill year. m. boat wu the Bob-trlenda. nie colonel, who ta tn the ol. the.. 8&n Marino Pre1bytertan
Costa Kea. amoog the ~ or eo pre.ent, Kn. were her brother, Theo J . Sowerby ette n, No. •200 &ad he-won. fint U. S. J4.&rtD.e ~ bi acUn.s com-church.
AJa&Dder took the opportunity to &nd 11.sten J4ra.. !:mily Thomu and place with 111,4 polnte. O>mmg 1n ma.oder at Kitchell Fleld, L& Jolla, Miu Bean recently COUJpleted
Councilman Stanley's Six Blue Candles
Third Grandchild Fctr Nancy Lange
Reason for Smiles ~· -
That -opec!&I emlle 00 the Uttle Nancy Lange, daupter
race ot aty Councilman Earl of Mr. and Mn. Henry Lange, 2527
St&.nley tht. week 11 over the ar-Elden avenue, Costa Mesa. ceJ.e..
rival ot & third srandchlld, Sally brated her sixth birthday annl·
Ann Albright, who wu born Snn-versary Saturday and entertained
day, Auguat 19 at the Ultheran a l?'OUP of small friends at an af-
h 1 temoon party.
Olp t&I, Pua.den& and weighed There were a11mes in the ..... ..... nine pounda even. e.-·· ,,. ..... ...,
The baby'a p&.rent.. are Mr. and with priies going to Judy F..at.on.
Mn. Rez Albright of Balboa le-Shirley St at ford and Larry Scruggs. Blue candles made a land lira. Albright la the former pretty picture of the binbday
Earlyn Stanley, elder daughter of cake, sezved With Ice cream and
:a<r. and :Mn, Bt.anl•y. The beby candy
and per mother are expected home Gu~u who enjoyed with Nancy
thle week. her happy anniversary were San-
Bridge Luncheon
At Hart Home
dra Wagner, Juanita Jensen,
Della Ann Oiapman, Lynn Cooper,
Billy Potts. James Wood. Larry
Scruggs, Shirley Staffon!, Judy AD monkey. and human beinga bold an uecutlve board meeting Mn. Joeephille Acp1na11, all of eecood wu Jlmmy LewLa jr. tn Their bome II ln New Orlew. three Ye&r• Of eervtce with the
h&ve eye. with round puptb:. and diacum program.a for the com -Puadena. Stul, No. 3642 wtth 1•1i9 polnta. American Red Croea: u uai.tant Kn. Cb.aria Hart ---------'----1 '"• year Drew Gramm h.... h-~ d In dlrector, Ea.at.em Area H••"-'lll'-'--bn•-
, Eaton. Carolyn, Mike and Tcxmny entertained Lan ge.
-. · -~ 0 I" y M b ten Alexandr!&, ~~-la. p;:;'vlou" ·~r ...,< club Thursday at her White House tw~..:!..th~~ w~~:;; Grange Party Draws ~: .. ;~~ =.:1~ ':!i!: ~Pon:. lnotuernesgtedem1"n ers to that llhe WU ;:;rlntendent,; home, 118 llit stree~ a delighttu1 I============
Cafe and :a<rw. Erma Hodgu. and :Mn. Crowd of Fifty poln!Jt tor tlv• ""'"· wblcb gav• L A I ~t!ouse Of the Good Samaritan, l~~:i:t!. ~~William J 0 RD EN' s
l<alvina Gold. .\<nOllg the members him third place although h• did egion UXi iary · McGowan of Glendale, is a recent Proferflm=! Pharmacy
present were the Me.dam• J . J . Fred Brace was lucky winner not .U tbe laat race. He wu talc:-Mr. Greene la m&n&ger Of the bride. Winner of first prize was !ft FOBIB'I' .A.Vl!INUE
Alexander, Oebome, Emily Imo, of the door prize at the Thunday en 111 la.It week and waa Ln the Members ot the Ladle•' AuxU-California Ctlrograph, publlcattoo Mn. McGeachle and Mrs. Ann LAQUN'A. B&&OB
Mildred Lyona, Nancy Moore, Lot-evenJng party given by the Costa hoepltal. lary ot American Legion Poet No. of:..:.~ citrus l.nduatry. McC!uckie was consoled. "'In Bwimu fOT l'ouT Health"
tie Tripp, Helen Ramsey, May Mesa Grange, with 50 attending The P-l•'s oiled for the New-291 met Tuesday evenlng and plan-ui::r September 1 Mr. and Mrs. Places were ·laid for Mrs. Mc-•P•d '•hs .. ~
-------------------------to play pinochle and five hundred. port Harbor Chamber ot Com-ned to have a party for veterans Greene will be at home, 1708 South Geachie, Claremont; Mrs. John OOMPl.aTll BIDLOOIC'il
High scores were held by Mrs. merce perpelµaJ trophy which wu at Sawtelle 90tnetime ln Septem. Bay Front, Balboa Island. McCluckie and Mrs. Ann Mc· • D&'CO ttoos
Estelle Epperly. Mrs. Ullian Clap-won by Richard Fenton In Angel. ~r. Following a report on the Cluckie, PasadPna; Mrs. Alice .. ~ •• .;. .. ~ :=:._
man. Mrs. Roberta Rapier, Mrs. No. 21 with 9114 points. Bill Ficker recenuy furniahed sun room at the Mrs. Lange Hostess Craig and Mrs. William McGowan. e-.: •. 11 ,..,_, •
Clarabelle Parsons and Mrs. F1ora came 1n aec:ond ln Chaser, No. 3. Santa Ana Army Air Bue hos-To Circle Ft've GGl~e".'.n~dal~e,~an~d~th~e:....'.h".'os~t~e~ss'.:_·------__:.'.-==::=-~~·~-;;~n~M~•;'~f•~-~·==
S04 Marine Avenue
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Balboa Jslaad
H USE Phone 1827
BEAU TY
Waxing -· · Face and Leg
By JANEi' McCUTCHEON
Pedicures
By LEU VERBECK
Eldredge. At f.he close of play with 171,4 points a.nd Bert Russell pit.al, it wu decided to purcha.8e a -
refreshments of cake and ice was third In hia renowned Amber. rug. draperies and provide maga-
cream were sen·ed b}' the hos· No. 5 \\1th 21 polnta. Not content zlnes t o give It a more homelike Mrs. Henry Lange entertained
tess committee. Mrs. Dora Eld· with sailing a good race, Russell. atmosphere. members of Circle No. 5 of the
redge and Mrs. Fiora Eldredge. belng alao a good scout. pltcbed tn MaU.s Rolling presided at the Costa Mesa Community church at
The next regular m eeting will and helped wait on tables at the buslnesa session, \11."hlch wu attend-her home, 2527 Elden avenue,
be on Sept. 6 and on Sept. 'r1 there dinner hour. ed by a goOd repree.enlallon, in· Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
will be a "Booster Night" with an Sunday waa too "1.ndy for the [eluding some ot the wives of young Laura J ones, vice-president, con-
open meeting for J>l'06pective little Balboa dinghies but they will [ veterans. The membership drive Is ducting the business meeting aod
members. be out In full force next week for now on, with Alice Hoffman as Mrs. Jane Reid leading in de-
Stone, Be88 King, Mra. Mu.b and
daughter Beverly and Mrs. Hos-
mer. put preaident of the Ebell.
as well is several new mem ben.
Sept.ember 1. 2 and 8 inclusive. chairman. voUonals.
~·hen all cla.ues will race ln the At the clOSie ot the seaalon mem-Mrs. Irene Smith, president ot
Labor Day series. There must be bers jolned with the post in a the Circle, who ha.a been in San
al lea.at three entries lo each claaa socl&l hour With refrellhment.a Diego all sum.mer ha.a returned and
and the racing committee irtreuea served. waa present at the meeting, and
MATERNITY DRFBSES
AND SLACK SUITS
Good Selection of Sizes and Styles
Donna -Marie Shoppe
515 No. Main St., Arcade BldC'. Santa Ana
()pea. Dally 11 L DL to 6 p. m., Saturdays 'tlJ 9 p. DL the polnl that all those racing muat will take charge next month_
be members of a recognlr.ed club. At the close of the afternoon l ~------------------------1
N.A.Y.R. rules w111 prevail. Local Girl Marries :a<ra. Bess!• Potte assloted the r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9
613ack to School..,,..,,but .GJirSt
SPORT Shop
For the Right Clothes
At Money Saving Prices
e He"' Yon Will F1nd Sports
Fashions of the Mliinte the
Mhlnte It's Fll8blon
SWEATERS
SKIRTS
BLOUSES
· · • That Are Simply
Out of This World.
Tiie Sweaters
100% Wool
Soft as a kitten's ear-in lus-
cious colors. Priced at $5.00,
but not the $5.00 kind.
Tiie Skirts
01ecks, gray flannels, stunning
plaids and plain colors, Black,
Brown, Navy; in Juniors
and Misses sizes. Priced
$4.98 up.
Tiie Blouses
Peasant styles, tailored
or dressy. Of course,
you '11 find just your
blouse here in 16 colors.
$2.98 to $5.98.
to
What else? Light Toppers for cool evening, Sport Jackets,
Slacks, the new Eisenhower Battle jacket, Sport Dresses,
Tailored Dresses, Pretty Patent Handbags, and All at Low-
est-in,the,City prices
Come! See for Y oanelf Why So Many
Women from the Costa Mesa Distrid Shop Here.
0ar .._.hz-.... 1a u..·•• 1a vai.e -tJutnW' a. 8*yle.
I
'l'BF. SPORT seo.>
l1J Willi j'l'B R'IWl?T
' • GOOD JJ..m so MF*""'· -• oocm n..&m m w
On Sunday evening a buffet din· In Flort'da hoeteas ln serving refl-eshm.ent.a.
ner will be served f rom 6-8 p. m . Members preeent included the
and breakfut wtll be served Fri-a Mesdamu Helen Trautwein, Ul-
day. Saturday, Sunday and Mon-Announcement baa been made ot llall Turner, Mary Scruggs, Bon·
day, a.a well u dinners. Lunches the marriage in Kluemmee, Fla., nie Davia, Florence Davey, Beute
will be aerved u uaual. On S..tur-ot Miu BUiie Honeycutt. daughter Pott.I, Irene Wood, and two gueat.a,
day evening there will be a. d&nce of Mr. and Mn. Waller Honeycutt, Beatrice Polter. and Valerie Ber-
wttb ml.Wtc by an orchelltra., be-2020 Harbor boulevard, Co9ta ger.
ginning at 9 p. m . but no supper Mesa, to Lest.er E. Partin, A.M.M.
w1!! follow the dence. 1/c USN. who la In the Inspection Theme of Prayer
Tbe Wednesday seriea fin.lehed department at Jackeooville, where F .
this w .. k. n has be«> d1rect!.i by' th•y w111 make th•" home. or Circle Three
Mn. A. L. Gramm and Mn. Ken-Mr. Honeycutt accompanied his
neth Morgan, Mr. Morgan alao ~ daughter eut aod remained near-
aiatlng. and be wu the one r~ ly three weeks. He wu forced to ~Ible for the 10Ud apeaker return befor& the ceremony, which
system whJcb baa been 90 succeu-wu dependent on orders ot the
tul. S&illng In the serle9 ~r~ 12 bridegroom, but it look place
Falcons, 10 Balboa dinghies, 8 ahortly after he lett and the wire
Bnowbl.rda and f. I . C. d.ing1l!e8. telling of Ill arrived here b4:fore
Lut Saturday aaw the CJ.oee ot he.. did.
Circle No. 3 of the C.OSta Mesa
Community church met Friday
from 1 to 3 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. Fiorence aeveland, 16th
Place with 13 members present.
DELICIOUS
"Country Club"
BRICK ·ICE CREAM
TO TAKE HOME
In Pints and Quarts
Palm Avenue
At the Ferris Wheel
. Fun Zone • Balboa
the Saturday series which wu ln The bride wore for the occ&alon
charge Of Mn. G. L. Andrewa. a suit Of aqua blue with white
. La.t week the SnJpea raced at accessories.
Loa Angeles Yacht club for tb.e 'Tbe new Mn. Partin la a native
Metcalf trophy with moat ot thf: of Newport Beach aod lived here
Snipe neet from BYC going up for most at her life, attending Newport
the Alling. Darby Melc&lf was Harbor Union High echaoJ. She 18
again the winner. The Snipea &re a granddaughter of Mr. and Mn.
a cl&M epon.ored by the B&lbo& Edward Walker, 116 27th street.
Mrs. Amy Coleman, president df
the Circle, was in charge and led
in devotionals. carrying out the
theme of prayer suggested by
President Truman after the de-I:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ claration of peace and members
told what they as individuals had
Yacht club and race hen?'m08t ot
the Um~. with M>me 12 or I• regis-
tered to the club.
At the me-eting of Auguat 11 a
croup of new membera, all boat
ownen, were added to tbe club
rootu. They ,..,.. Harry i:.. moo.
gett, Sant.a An&; WUIJam W. Tay·
lor , Newport Beach ; Lee OLrTOU
TbomP900, Hollywood ; R A. Wal-
eon, Los Angeles. All are emior
mem ben. Junior members accept-
ed were Roo&ld Colllna, Pasadena;
Rlcha.rd B. Deaver, Balboa. Ialand
and Robert R Forem:ia.n, Sa.n
l<ar1no.
The two aa.iling twine, Betty a.od
Visit
Fuller & Stephens
Gift & Baby Shop
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N MVpOrt
Balboans Return
After Summer
In Texas
Mn. Joe P . Tbompaon a..nd her
daughter, Mn. Archie Tom Mad-
.en, 1011"' Weat Bay avenue, Bal-
boa, arrived from Waco, Te.xaa,
Saturday evening and are staying
at the Montgomery home, lf..18
North Main atret, Santa Ana., un-
til their apa.rtment la vacated.
They left in April alter Capt.
Mad.een, who ia now In Calcutta..
WU ordered to Wubingt.on, D. c
Mr. Thompeon 18 at Camp Hood
and Joe jr. ta tnat.ructor at an air-
field ln Oklahoma...
Mn. M.ad.een and her mother
have spent much ot their time
v1eiting reJaUvtt and frienda ln
Texu.
Second Son for
Don McCallums
Of interest to their many
rnends in the entire harbor area
is the arrival of John Cameron
McCalium, secon~ son of Don and 1 Mary McCallwn~ 415 San Bern8.l""'
dino avenue, Newport Heights.
The youngster wais: born at 6
p. m _ Monday evening. Aug. Z1 at
SL Josephs hospital and wu a
bouncing nine pounds, Mother ~----------..! and IOI! ""' both doln& nicely.
to be thankful for.
Mra. Everett Rea 1ed in prayer
and a special guest was Mrs. Pot-
ter, president of the Woman's So-
ciety of Olrlstian Service. Mrs.
Beardsley assisted the hostess in
serving dellghttul refre8bment..
Nylon can be molded lnto plutic
form !or use ln airplane pa.rt.a.
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Fourth and Sycamore
Santa Ana
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