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Home My WebLink About1945-09-12 - Newport Balboa News Times11 SAID CRAB Bow We Grow. With more time on my hands out of the office, have been wandering around this de>- main. Over on Balboa Isl- and the traffic problem is a zanny (whatever that is) and Park and Marine is al- most as congested as 7th and Br oadway. The Grand Canal. since its dredging. is a nice. wide waterway. Up on Corona del Mar the sound of the hammer and saw sings with the same insistence it does elsewhere in the dis- trlct, wblle Newport Heights Is spreedlog its wings and preparing for " real Influx of Jl()pU!atlon. 'Stunny, but every section claims to be the best one in which to live. which Is a fine thing from a home-living stand- point. + t + Banb Pacl<ed. Had to stop at the banks at Newport • mid Balboa, ancHt evidently doesn't pay to have a holiday (Admission Day Monday) because· long lines of people filled the lobbies. while the office fotte just had to wade In and do the best they coold In giving service. Somebody made the crack a few years ago that Balboa '''"" slip-ping. but judging from the people on the streets and in the stores. that somebody musta been talking through a cocked hat. Over at Lido Isle they are· planning to build houses on more than 300 sites, which, perhaps, is one ree.son why Lt. Comdr. Ben Griffith came home with an h0norable discharge and took over his old job with Griffith O>., Udo Isle deYelopers. + + + Ilea .., ,_ Ben and Joe Beek ~ telllng their ex- -~ wblJe in the serv- ICle the other day. Botb have been In the South Pad1!c and both_ were coottnuany runnlQ& Into local boys. On ,_of his trips Joe took a blbil of candy and ~ .. two cammodlties bud to find In that vast uea. One !my left a box pl cbooolat.es cm tbe ninnlnc '-rd ol bis Jiii> when ll!lleral olfloers ... it and ... bandfuls· at ... tuafl9dl<n ' alboa~Ne_ws . -'- Need Delinquency Prevention Agency Instead of Spending Billion on Crime Detection, Says Juvenile Officer f I . , • • • Times HERE PERMANENTLY l l ··- Expect Over 1000 In Costa Mesa Grammar School • Corona del Mar Kids nreaten Sit-Down Strike Marihuana Cigarets from Stranger Blamed for Resisting Officer; Threatens to Kill Entire Police Force • • • ' , • • NEWPDRT4iALBDA NEWS-TIME~ • aac:z.cm, xawm 11 -u • • • Is A8ybody Helpl11 'Sn111P Bnlneu? Bank Answen Qaeitlom For Novice . No cmo la oo oplimlltlc u Illa oatlafact.alyt P'Stt T11'r ... r 1l4AIQw vaiim;·mwa IL -1...... Ill ~:-#.IJO por :r-r In OnlD&'I °""!;'; A Cok:a _. : • Quoted -tho O&llfomla J'um pe?90ft Ntt1.N' hlmMlf up In • Tb• credit mea ol. tbe Bank at . P.TI ,,_ 11o Mil-; P.00 por ,_to Ith-· ~ :-__1!! ~ !:i '= ~ ~~ .. _ at•• Ill> ma&b bullnw for the ftnt t1mL America eont&ln. tboW"d• ot• a:knd u •Ht« at the Poetoftk>e m N...,.-t B1rrb, .--..-.r--·- Oolltta'DI&, -.tho Mt ., -.. 1811. ~ ---tho their ~ aftlll -- ·--tho ~ tho dol.-Z... l:dmUDd -·· llbo<1t a. .t.. JUlt liR •· • , , m>rroR AND PftlilliDilHT bm ~ •• .,_. ••tins to the nl&. PrWMn1 PlmLt, IOU W. Omtnl A.venue, Newport B•cta..~ p:e~•• fll ""& 1ac•zsmt." Rep,. • • • "A.a• man wtao baa~ Offfdal Paper of the CiV of Newport Baacb ~~ ,=:;: °I" <• Demo-:=Ya:: .. =~=~~ ---=~~·~0~,~~'~'~1~1~L~1~..i~-~-~1~1~-~~r.r~~o~u~=~"~W11~ ... ~~'"'.._,,.......-~I I ·~ • • • s w ta. w~ do -.,. ot 28, th-. ts oo one more u W• l:JC1w die!,~ aan;. Leo onztrna' to [pt rid Of nat-n••tton .. .:A!-e w-. tn tile Ne~ D&Dy and wu-Ume onob'ol than 11" ~EDITORIAL ft<'U• N--. ,..,,. o-ce'• -I ..... Cl>-Bowloo, AdmJnlalrator ~ rn ~S9CIATION Member at&d lie lo -In Wamlqtoo now. tho OPA. That mal<ea It unan-~ -• • • -U U. pa wut trend Oil. tmoua. 'ottk~ of cnattnc Ooowm-~ onrpon.tlonl: ------_--------~~~ ... ,., •or 1o ~ cwboc!. -.w Fishermen Will • -_. -a Oooa:nn•t by Gao-Find Manzanillo cnment cmpa•tkma" (Note by JP, -.... -101 Oonnullent Port Enlarged _,.,,._, "nloy .... 1ar[ply In· Don't Kill Your Car depeindwd OJt c::tDap I I.ma) CCft-o Tbe )(exk:azl po.rt al Venppllk\ N<NI that we can have as much gasoline as our tanks and tnll IUld -tram ...,..,.,tahlllty far two -a port tomntar to to U.. Es• Uthe. Tbe most nee.. f1abermen or. \h1I and otber p.,. pocketbooks will permit, most of us are giving our cars a -:r ~ 1 1a1ow or today. aloq cit1c cout harl>oro. .w bo con.Id- workout In order to satisfy the long pent up desire to hit the Gen•" -tal -Ill a thorough-oral:ly upondod, according to THR-aves ... .OM!! Of= THE l!XTlNCT LIZARD~ "'5 "THE SPH N SHOWN HERE, WERE ENDOW· ED BY NATURE WITH AN EYE AT THE! BACK OF THE HEAD. open road . rotn.s recapntatton of the Ez.ecu-word trom the adjacent country. tin brancb. ot. GovemmenL It An upenditure ot etatit million. But the warning is being sounded by automobile experts, -bo -ecMntlflcally. But. -· about n.eoo.ooo .w he "Don't kill your car!" We should bear In mind that the "old once a .....,,."" la made, then a opent ...., to make an all·weotber I used to be and ust be handled gently If --or a -cleaver ohould port. It WU announced. WHEN. jeep" is not what t m bo .....S. Tbo amJy way to roo<pn· With Pruldent Avila Camacho'• PEOPLE ARE • • • It is to survive until one of the new postwar cars can be ob-i..: 1o to ~ n calla tor appro•al. apeodlturea wm en1argo ' "~ · AFRAID, THE Wned--and that will be a loog time yet. _. ..,..,.... Llndoay C. War-lta facUWu. and pn>vtde • canal 1 P~~L~.;>.fs It is ~rticularly important that tires be recapped before ..... u~·-~et t .... c:::.~~booff the conilectLns tho lqoon of CUyutlall Tl!U..-~ IE'f'SS,, PILATE; WHEN ,.... ,~_, -·'·"' -a-, --,,.._ °"a with tho OCMn. Another '1400000 WITH N-1 OP'THALMOn ANGRY. THE they are worn smooth and that brakes be ""'""' '""~·Y· Senate committee. wm ho :q>ent tater to bid fo~ W::rtd SCOPE;. A MIRROR ' One of the most remarkable things about our war experi-• • • "llc:ot of tho lncreue In trade, look.Ing toward lihlpment ot WITH A HOI.£ IN ™E ~~I~~~ ence has been the durability which our motor vehicles have = -~~:" ::_ mlnorala from that port u well u ~~E~ 1~~ ( SAYS TME demonstrated. Even though burdened with the heaviest load rind ~ celling .:,_e•" ~ ~tr:~':.o!::,P~thO: INSPECTED. FREQUENT· ei;"~~¥~i'J::~N . of all time, the Nation's motor freight operators managed to Frum tho ad:hw Of tho pr'Uldent from Loo Aogolea-Long Beach 1 LY CLUES TO eoPY : keep their millions of vehicles roiling almost incessantly with-~au1:"™"~:,"?''P~~ oerved the port. l ~:'.IL.L=S=CAN=::::BE==s=;e=e=N=·=~=========~=='~ out replacements and under severe shortages of new parts ts going Into tho black market." Kn. Mulne SchnpeL l(M Emer- and tires. Had they not succeeded in doing this the war ef-The ,_ Sec:retary of ~cultuno aid •venue, Balboo Wand, bu re-• MRS, AMERICA ' red clan rousl . t . .ent tmpec:t.on, Into 12 eutem -• od rd fro h h hon' fort would have suffe ge y smre mo or earners mark.eta. and found that tn every cmv wo m er -ut ....., handled about one--flfth of the war load. one, tbe bou8ewlfe wae paying Major Paul Schrepel. eu:pply ot-Ha.rd.to-get chicken. will soon MEETS DEFENSE they need to at&y on the job. Opttmb:m la a n..,.._,,. ID.In-D&m8I Of 9.JCC'I tuJ N 1ef'? 11• dle1l1 at auoce• But 1t mut be re.. who llt&rted w1Ua. llD&l ldeu or =-I.bat wbenu In taltlns with tq ldaa In .....U -In cm a bualD.w alree.dy -•N'a\aed C&ifomta. u throuebout tbe entire cne bu the bene:f'lt ot the conc9rn•• United State.. snail tM1•nrw "1>" prntouo record. DotlllDs Ulto thlo .-nto tho bnlad and """"" foun- exlltl ID the cue ot an ecttn.J7 d&Uan of tbe eeonomlc pyr&mld. now aterpriM. Tb-on. opli-Kon I.ban 90 -cent ~ all buA· mlom llboulcl not bo all-.d to oat-n-onncerna In thlo country aro well!> a oound cono1c1e-= ~ clauiflod u amall and -con- ot.her tmpartant taeton ot succeea. cerm employ almost '6 per cen1 Anyone planning to .tart a new of all workers. --llhould find" ulldylnc --------.,_.,.. to the followln&" qii-: Kr. and KN. Glonn Wa!Ur, 2312 wm the community support the Newport boulnard. o.ta Keaa., propoaed enterprtae ! For ~pie. are parent. at a eon. born Sept. 6 a marginal farmln&' rq1m where at St. J-ph hoopltal. He~ tho tanners barely "got by'' In 6 pounda, 1019 OUDCM. normal tlmee ta not u good a ~ ket for a farm implement buttDUI u a arowtug and pro.peroua fa.rm area. If the tntent.lao. la to .ell tU:z. ury JOOChl. u a further example, one ahould 'be 8Ul'e that Ule com· ·muntty or diltrict will provide a larre and CODtlnUOUI demand for 9UCh merch•Mtee, Have the wboluole suppllen and compante. whlch sell equipment and tlxturee bttn checked care- fully for their oplnlona reiardlng the proepecta for the kind of buai· nesa planned! Doe• the propoeed location con- FERGY'S BARBER SHOP Now Open 108 McFaddell Plaee form to local lhopplng habit.! For ~----------~ ex&mple. a grocery .to .. llhould he Why S.uffer? ln a district where women a.re al- ready doing-their marketing rather than 1n an out-of-the-way area. What a.bout competition?' It ta Baak:Ac"e, Beed....,,,_, Palu t. recognized that competition la not Groin and Lllp Lw of Vital· always a bad f&etor-80fll2timet1 lt lty-MAJwa71 'l'lred"-mp. amt help! to attract extra cu.at.omen to Low 81904 PrMsul'e -HSUp- a neighborhOOd to the benefit of all pmct -Growba& 014 before -but it ii generally wise to avoid locating where there Ls too much or too keen competition. J ~ fleer station~d at Bangalore, India, be much euler lo flnd tn the meat Carelessness about the condition of our cars not on Y ~ twice the OPA celling price for that he wlll leave tor home Deo. markets and poultry storee. nu. · f bu ti"tut bl" n ce The chlclteno. The OPA bu been too 1• d -•11 h t ~~~ Pl&ru1 are being made now by In addition to the above point.a, the Offlce ot Price Admlni.9lratloo conaideration should also be given to extend retail dollar-and~ent to many of the que.eyona poeed in pricing over a wide range of men's, the .second article of this serlea women's and children's clothing givln~ advice to those about to buy made of rayon and wool. More fab-an exiating buain.ess. Among lbeee ric• will be available to clothing questions are: Are you certain It la manufacturers, now that the war the kind or bu.sine~ you want to your Um&-Anem•a Skfn and Kklne7 Allmonta reoponcl qma- 17 to our Exchulve Tedmlque without Drop, Pain, Surreey or IDJecUom. pardlZes Our own sa ety t cons es a pu IC me a . u an w1 be ere or -...u.i ... w.u.Donu. ,_the Um• of the ~or when farm· " . . t buay ftemtly, patting ltaelf on the with ht. wife and son Don QI ~ -11 war slogan "Care for your car for your country 15 JUS as back becauae tt ta "keeping down d t ~-b Sc ••• h · era cull their flocka and sell bro -Connallailee FJLEE a,-.,,,.... , I . . . confli • an ar en '-""' ou...c1·, u & new t d t 1 •en• which applicable to the present tune as it was dlll111g the ct. prices' to do a.nyt.h.\ng about actual project. learning to play "Silent ere, ryere an s ew ng .u 0 market COllta to the consumer. Night ... hia nrst piano oumber as they don't wiab to keep in their • • • "What boot.a ll at one gate a Chrlatmu present !or hi.a father. laytng flock.9 too, the needs of the Dr. E. F. Bell, D. c .. Ph.C., 10'7 %2nd Street Newport 8eM!.b., Caltf, Phone UM -Ilea. 1181 After the Atomic Bomb to make ddmce; and at another armed torce11.are reduced. ao fewer to let ln the foe!" Milton, ln Sam-Try -~•-oda ~~-" chlckena wlll be aet ulde for that 80l1 Agontstea. Wv.LJLU1g t )"'1 w~wui-u purpoee. Thtse two factors-the One cannot look at the photographs of utter destruction • • • •-ro avoid crttlclsm, do noth-p..mle. seMonal lncreue In poultry mar- lng, aay nothing, be not.bing." -a.,. ,.iet_,. BOftlh _ ketlng, and more of tbe ava.ilable ts over &nd controla will be de· be in; have any busmes.see of thla BoW'I: Tuel. & Frt. 9:SO to '7:SO signed ·to aee that clothes made type cloeed rec en Uy• and if 80, Other houn by appointment will be sold to consumers at prices why; are the terms of the lease I!...------------' which the atomic bomb left at Hiroshima without realizing -------------------------•upply to• civilians _ w!ll make :J:71~~;;;,~;.;~;~;;; [ ~~Ssw~~i>,: ~U,~~~::: : I ~;;~:~~;-;;,;~;.~ below preeent leveia. Most items .--------------------------. "'ill be pre-ticketed. that is, tagged by the manufacturer eo that the celling price can be plainly eeen. Electric In the. Refrigeration Repairs age man. Yet, there is the evidence: Piles of rubble as far anernoon wtth a cup of bot tea- th hed d One -...u-a. M•D '-••· or teed tea tn the 9.'llrDl summer Canning Sugar Again Available New and Modem Manner Let us solve your refrigeration troubles with the Im- ~ proved Instruments designed especially ~r for refrigeration analysis. as the eye ci..n ieet withered trees, score groun · montba. Tea-drinker• will be Ui- correspondent said that all the destruction in Europe and Asia a J e I • 7 a 9 10 tntere:rted t6 know that tea sup· seemed to be concentrated right there in Hiroshima. pliea are a.lmoat. normal now .. Di•- 1 U ll tr1bution cootrola a.re no longer IYU&nce of augar foe home can· ning-halted Aug. 13 eo that an eirtimate of the 11Upply remaining could be mad&-w111 be resumed at once a.t all dl.strtct ration boa.rd•, Frank S. Ballhls jr., OPA district We Find the Trouble Wilen Others Fall As long as the United States and Britain hold the secret needed and reotrlctlon. have been of this great force there is not likely to be another war--at 17 lifted on the alze p&ekage aold and Our work la speedily and expertly done. Our charges are nominal. least not one involving us. But we are warned by scientists amount which could be distributed that other nations will be able to find that secret for them-for civilian """· Thi• applies only Results are guaranteed to black tea, however, green tea selves in five years through research. What then? Are the import.a have not been resu.m~ u azo Weat 'Ill St. SE I ERSE N 'S di.rector, announced la.at weoek. Ap-Saata Am pllcanta will be limited to a max-New"JOrt llarbor Dl.trtd-Pbone Saata Ana l86f. nations to live in dire fear, not only of their neighbors, but of yet, and there ta no civilian 11Upply. lmum of nve pouncb '"'"r person. '----------~--------------' virtually all other nations? The atomic bomb seems certain to exercise even greater power politically than it does physically. In other words, the nations will eventually be faced with the choice of ex- tinction or working together for a genuine and lasting peece. The atomic bomb seems certain to exercise even greater power politically than it does physically. In other words, the nations will eventually be faced with the choice of extinction or working together for a genuine and lasting peace. In the past. nations have not gotten along because llOIJle did not want to. 1bey saw, or thought they saw, protlt In war. U all are forced to live In peace, the time should come when all will want to live In peace. Then the Infinitely greater power ot true brotherhood will supplant the _force of atomic energy as the keeper of peace on earth. Japanese Face-Saving 1be Japs certainly go In ff>r face saving In a big way. When they held the upper band In the Pacific they sneered at the Allies, tortured the prisoners ot war, and CIJll'llllitted Inn numerable atrocities. That was face No. 1, with the humble look or the toothy smile for Allied troops and officials and even· for maltreated war prisoners now being relee.sed. Let us not forget, however, that face No. l ls being saved tw future use If they can get the opportunity to put It oo. .. 'MJiYAL IOomr-. ·-11-lJ lledJlert'a.. --1• EzlcaA ,,, land p----(pl.I lTEaPCtu -1oc1 Plilalodf- lll!<lms 11 Dee t sn .on, ..... II Tvwud llTo--II To COft7 .. -....s. .... llW«l&Mcl l'.odla •Tnmactlam • llan'• Qlck,. ....... • ... nl+ .. ._. "c..... Glll&bdelay 4Jllumar • l:Jcn-.l0r7 m.tructk!ll -o~ -(pl.) •Auellana ft&nCAL I n.rl<Nd I ltOPtlan onlar dldt .,. - • • • he aaid. With the removal of raUoning on The over-all aupply of BUga.r, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY proceued food.a , canned vegetablea B&lt.b.la aid. ii at a.n extremely will figure m~re prominently in low point and lltUe tmprevem.ent Mn. America• meal -plannlng. can be upected 9000. "Undoubted-Amomataat PBimOl4 N8 A:~ IL» There wtll be very good «ocka of ly," he aaJd. 'rationing of ill1g&l' -----------~ be&ne. corn. peu, and tomato juice, will have to contlnue for many J S. W"HYTE and more llina beanJ and c&rTOta moa.tb>--ot.berwt9e inequitable dla-• than we bad tut year. There'll be trlbutlon would cerl.ainly result." -ooP'tlBLIOJUl ~•':f""'oo~A!IT more tomat.oa, but •WI u& .upply ...,. ...-. :L'lla'VM.& won't be u much u 1-normally .A.tlllld*'I M PndMe W .._ W Co t Tra. . o ... ~ ' 1194. c:onoumod. ~. oauerkr&ut • as lDIDg -ft. ............. .,_, -and .-pln&cb wW be to amaller mp-•• ....... ._.. ....-. ft. ~ ply I.ban tut year. Center Lease May loo c:nam ~ ... :..I .w welcome Go to SAAAB tile newa that the War ll'ood Ad· AWM11"4JT • Armand Monaeo ministration bu NmOOod rutrtc-P-lllty I.bat tho Santa Ana Uona "" Illa amount ~ butterf&t Army Air Bue would toke over 11' W. ~ .......... wt11cb manu.facturen C&D uae ln the rf'OUDda and contmue the I-... ~fU: 1- maJdns fl'oun d11s rta. R.Jcher toe held cm city property occupied dur--.. ..._ g;· •• .&.ft. cream will be an.D•N• .ocm a.o.d t.ns the ,..... by Ule WUt Cout la • I 'a XO ts W All(lliftiOr Gordo .. M.Gnmdy,M.D. PhyalelOll an4 au._ Ninth ut1 Central A.,._ Oflloo Hl'&1 10.11 a.m.; M - Tel111hent 17 c-.ct IUdat.r, MJ>. ,.,.,..... w ......... : 1.1tauaa °'*-Heu .... 10.1a ............ ...... "*•-OfftM , ........ 74 whipplnc ere&m. can ap.iD be M>ld Tn1nlras Center .,... .een toDowtnc L--=====;-;:=-~:;--' to d"rillana. Durtna" the war, con-notttlcatton that the wv·tlme teue tiWan HI.a. IL-----------.J tr'Olli wve Ht up ltmJUnt' the would be reltnqulab.ed on Oct. 10. -aunt Of but'-fat that could bo City ll:nglneer R. L. Patteraon u.ed fO!" trou.n da•ert. and heavy reported back to the city council cream. ., that aT&il&ble auppll• at It. tut meeting that be had ln· would ho diverted to pn>ducUC!ll of spected tho propert7 occupied by dairy product. needed for m..Wt&ry the army contingent, and wu told purpoeu, lueh u fluid milk, cbed-that all the equipment would be LEROY P. ANDl'RSON ATTOll .. EY AT I.AW -M-.... k llulldt"ll --du cbMM, evapora.ted milk, etc. tum.eel back to the U. s . Army -M-C.W'-'la Dll G, E. TOHIU. l'HYllCIAN U14 IUll9aON -CeMt atwl., , .............. ---Oflloo -..w ......... If ND ,.,.,,,.,, C.U N9.,.rt I • • • En.gineen when their leue ezpl..rea. L--~M;~jjO;;oG;:;---' Another 81t.ep baa been taken oo. It would be up to that department DAY 8(1!A)OJa I '-------------1 the road lo elimination of all to decide whether to remove the Ir------------.. ratlon!nr;. The tateat Item to bo lmprovemento such u bul1dlnp Mortimer SdaooJ Of course, the Nips would have us believe that the face now In evidence Is the real one; that they are basically kind-- ~ hearted and that they have, in the twinkling of an eye, dropped militarism and have been converted to true democ- racy. -......... -llllUD-lnll1dil .... ·-tolbepaloa 11a-Q<dcl::l7 ·--'Printer'• .......... I Loni •tepe IBupod croot cl mountain t.,... TTwo-- carrla119 f'l'eed. 11 tndu.trlal robber footwear. and other equipment when they -Olnl •·n• .... Rubber booU a.o.d rubber work leave . *ON are ~ ott tbe ra.Uoned J.Wt. 1be army bae occupied 130 feet O...t <JeUep. Pl = I stx typo. were raUoned _ hip of water rr...tege and more hlgh-DAY SCHOOL llepL n helght boob:: above -hetgbt way tr<mtop. The city owned tho GA. lllurtluw, M &,, - boota, below knee btJ.Sbt b•vy doclu, but the anny imtalled a .. , nit•! ..... - b0ot9. below knee hel&'bt llebt water system and aanitatlan ta.- boota. mine pace, b:>otff9 and other cJlJUea. · f--. tn thlo cla9 10 tncheo or c..td Ra-, M.D. 2811 Waot Cafttr&I A-N--l'h. 1-·NO Aft-oall ltl-M X·by liflnr48e Nothing is said, however, about being SOIT}' for the crimes they have committed. 'Ibey, like the Germans, are mon.I idiots. They have 110 feeling ot sluune or guilt for pest CC111 duct. We should remember that people who feel no sorrow for their misdeeds are not likely to reform. 'The Japs are really sorry about ooe thing: That they failed In their war ot agg11!SS!on. But Emperor H!rohlto would have us belleYe that Japan ooly W1!l1t to war as a means ot national survival against the western JlO'W'!f'S. We Americans always prefer to think the best about oth- ers. We don't make a practice of nursing grudges. But In the case of the Nips· we can't afford to give them the IJene. fit ot any future doubt and we must stay ma.I at them ror the next century, If necessary-00 It posgible--ln order to pre- vent them from ever again showU!g Face No. 1. i _ Only In this way can we save our CbDdren and erand- cblldren from having to tight the war all Oller again 25 or 50 years from no:w. xn. ,,.: x. -107 o.ro-11r. -xn. ~ r , -udo ~ B&JbM, 1lft IMt weeJr: men ot co.ta Ill-an ~ fao' lf.U1<;a, l'Dd., -.. -plaM ..... In~ -"" tbalr --_ _.. ..., wD Mb''•• will ObCGPi tbslr ....... - .. -mefllUft __ ., K-. .. ·-• I Baco cl -• llJpolbeUcaJ -10 Cyllndrleal -- ..... 0.11t1 a .. n a M Carpet . Werks .... -.... -ll&ftA .ur.a .---.,iy • _.... ,,..h+-. ,.,--~--+~---~~~-------.JI • more In height. and --teoo Kr. and Kra. A. A. Fitch and Md W'Ol'k Moee below" 10 lnche. ta. family who have been guMUI at the height. Improved productlcD and h-. ~ Kr. and Kra. W. 0 . Web- reduc.d military need9 llbould en· ber, Oranp avenue, 'C<.t& Ke.a. abl• woftuw tn lncbawtry, &bier-mO'Ved lut week to Santa Alla men. fonnero and mlnero. to he O&rd-when they pun:hued a a111e to pt tho -f--. dairy. 1 • !rr------·-'-- WWWWWWi& -!..-------------~~~~~~~~~~~- DR.-OBED LUCAS Deatiat • 22Gt1' w. CMttal, NEWf'OllT 9EAGtl HAROLD K, GRAUEL CHAPEL -w.~ ... --117 .. ,..., __ ...... N....-tll1 ~-~ <W'l'OW&ff " DR. M. D. (:RAWFORD O~TOM llTll,l IT ... ftramfned .. Ole•• .m.ed 1119 NI am.rt aauts Jaltl - -' ieoaTA MUA • llDtoa 11. lluwell, IL D 1911 WOii Oolltnl -1-~-·It·U 1 .. 1 -Kwpwtl- S. R. MoDaCG, M, D. 814 ~ ..... &he Kw .... HM "8&-llt.,Loa.&..- ftl.a.m.t 87 &..,:? 2 l ••• , ...... ---.. c.'::.r: rt.·· N.D,CASff D. v ... DOG _. CAT ..... rrA&. ___ ·. -... _ .... _...,._ • l • ·. - • . • , DWW 9•taOA lC&W8·""" Rwpa• mn14, Qe1•11 1 , Tr c' ~. 814111 •• U. l.NI • Pu~c Noncu • Puauc Nonca NOTICE Of" &ALI: •Y ADMINll- TRATOR OF OIL AND MINER· At. RIGHTI IN REAL PROP. UTY AT PRIVATE SALE. t1wl or tn -to that ot - lnccapolat, •! tho -ot be< MljUdlcallcln, 1n and to an that certain ruJ -ty -In • ' '" ttte auperior court Of the at.ate of Caftfornla. In and For the County of Ian Diego. the City yt 8aD a-cit.. County Admitted -....,. t probate Of Otanp, Stat. ot OlllfOl'llla, d .. by the Security 1"lnt I NaUonal ICrlbed u follows. to-wit: bank,..... the wW of Mr& Albertine Parcel 1: A portion of Block B. llerrim&D. 70, •-ltranso 1, Tract No. 851 of the Sub-su1dde wu accomplilded a.ft.er No. .SS721 divlm!lon at 8a.n. Clemente, Tb• tour atte.mpta at ber bolM In WNt IN THll KA.Tl'ER OF THE ES-Spentab, Vlllqe, u per map Newport Au.r. 30. II · TA.TE 0.1' EDWIN M. KcELROY, thereof recorded In Book 26 at Tbe eetate wu LA pc.. of Deolued. paces •o and il of Vtecellan• $2•,000. Willed to a t:rroiher, Otto Nol.Ice i. heroby given: ~ ..,. M&po, lt.ecorcla ot O&ld Or-Dletlen Of Wurttenburs. Germa.ny, Romy K. Lee, AclmJD.lmator ot ange County, dt..:rlbed u fol· .... the oum of $10,000 and hhl Uae r.tate at Edwin. M.. KcElroy lawa: wtte ~lved $5000; a niece. _ _,_ will llOll at prtftte oale Beg'lni>lng at a point which AJ>cllee -of Vera CW., w ... to the bJ.gbest bidder, upon the bean South 23• 01' 30• Eut tco, rece.l•e. $1000 a.nd t tr1md, tenu and condltlom hereJnafter no feet d1ltut from the mmt. Mn. )LlnnJe ErxlebeP" ot. ts:rooklyn, men.Uoned, and wbjecl to con.. Southerly ·corner of Lot 30, ceta $MOO. tbm&tkm by Mid Superior O::turt. Tract No. 788, u per map Bequeats of $600 ea'ch ~ere left on or alter the 17th day of Sep-thereof recol"<led In Book 23 at to a friend, Mia Allee Merriman tem.be:r 1.H5, all the rlgbt, tiUe, pace ff ot lil1acell.aneou11 of Loa AJJ.gelu ; ber Codcldld.. June lnter.t and Mta.te of aid Edwin Ka.pl!, Reco?'d.a of 9&ld Orange Ribble, of Elk Lake, Ontario; The K. KcElroy deceued. at the lime County; running thence North Salvation Army and the Newport ot. hia death. and all right, ttUe 54• 68' 30• Eut llO feet, Be a ch public library. OW-lee a.ml t.nterelt that the n.id estate thence South 23' 01' 30" Eut Greening o• Ea.t Or&np. N. J., baa by operation of law or other-20 feet; thence South 54• 68' U.tl!!d aa the ''beat frtend of my wia, acquired, other than or In 30" Weat 120 feet, thence late husband." also wa.a ~ft S:M>O addition to that of llll1d decedent North 23• 01' 30" We.t 20 feet and a dlamond ring. Stock ln • at the time ol. his death, in and to the point of beginning. Bath. England. stone tlnn wu lett to all petroleum, coal oU, naptha, Parcl!!l 2 : Lot 3 ln Tract to "aome charitable organlr.atlon natural gu, and other hydr~ No. 961 ot the Subdivision of nf'-8.r Batr.:· h1'r!, Merrin:an ex.- carbons and like substances, ill-San aemente. The Spaniah pttul.ng preferenc e to an orphan- cluding upbaltum and brea, and Village, u per map thl!!reot re-age. all mineral.9 ol whatever nature, tn conled iD Book 30 at pages 30 Her home wu left to a friend. and under thoee certain lot.a, piecea a.nd 31 of Ml9Cella.neous Map1, Frank Merrimari. of Loa Angeles. or pare.eta of laJld situate, lying Recorcbt of sa.Jd Orang!!! Coun-and bis eon, All'n Merriman. of and being i.o th!!! County ot Orange, ty. Loa Angele! was beque&thed a.n State at Callforul&, tc:rwit: Lot. Termt of sale : Cub. in lawful undetermined a.mount of war 93 and 103 of Newport Helghta, money Of the UD.ited Statea on bonds. The Salvation ~Y &lao . u ahown on a Map recorded in conflrmatlon of ale, or part cub ttcelvea lot.a at Elainore1"d San Book 4. page 83 of Miacellaneowi and be.lance evidenced by note .e-Clemente. Realdue o1 estate )laps, recorda of aatd Orange cured by Mortgage or Truat Deed wUl go to tbe Loa Angel Ortho- County, Califoroia... on the property eo eold. Ten per pedic foundation. I Terms and cond1tlona of aale are cent of amount bid to be deposited u followa: Oulb.. IaWful money of with bid · the United States, on confirmation Bide or offer• to be in writing Of u.Je. Ten J>l!!r cent Of amount and wW be received at the at~ btd to be dl!!poaited with bld. ea1d ottice at any time a!ter the B1d.s or Offere to be in writing flret, publlcatlon hereof and before a.n4 wW be received at the office date ot .sale. ot the admlnt•.rator ot aid Ee-DATED: Tbla 17th day ot Aug- tat.e., Henry K.. Lee, attorney, Suite Wit, 1H5. 929 Rowan Buildlllg, <M South CHARLES HOLLOPE'l'ER, Spring st .... t, Loe Ang'elU 13, Guardian ot ll&ld Mt.ate. Calltomia. at any time after the .JOSLYN &; H8LLOPETER f1:nt publlcatlon of th.la notice and By .J. w . .JOSLYN before the making ot the aale. Attorney for Gu&rdlan. Dated: Aug'UOt 2<th. 1945. CR-124&3 HENRY 14. LEE, Attorney, Pub: Aug 23, 28, 30; Sep 6, 11, 1946 • Admlniatn.tor of thl!! Elt&te ot ------------- Edwin M . McElroy, deceued, Suite 929 Rowan Building, <58 South Sprillg' Street, Loe Angeles 13, California. CR-12473 Pub: Aug 30, Sep $, 11. 13 , 18. 19<~ How to Give Your Party a Punch Coata Meaa Schoola Bua Schedule 194546 Bua No. 1-First Trlp 8:M-Bua luves Main aclool 8: 10-Bolea and Old County Road 16th &Dd Santa Ana 17th and S&nta A.a.a 18th and Tu.stqi. Coeta Mesa and ~•tin Main achoot Second Trip 8:3:>-Moo.te Vlirta and Elden Sant.a lu.br:I and S&nl& Ana Undbergb echool Ma.in echool Third Trip 8:55--0range and Broadway Orange and Coata Mesa Ora.ngl!'! and 20th Sa.nta Ana and 21At Llndbergh school Main school. NOTICE OF SA"E OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE No. Pasadena P-6217 Hot days mean cold drink! on the front porch. And lf you 'vant the best results, you'll be SUN to keep all the ingredients on band so. you can mix a 1ong cool drink Bua No. 2-Flrat T~lp In the Superior Court of the State of California In and For the Caunty of Los Angeles In tbe Matter ot the Estate a.nd Guardia.nablp Of LUlSE BODECK· ER, a1ao known as LOUISE BO- DECKER. alao known u LUISE VON BODECKER, &n incompetent per90n. • at a moment's notice. 8 :0!>--17th and Jn<ine That calls for a refrigerator 16th and Irvine well stocked with juicy oranges. 17th and Orange lemons. fat green limes. and 90me 1 18th and Orange t Kgtn ) mlQt leaves for decoration. You'll 1 19th and Orange ( ~gtn I be wise to have jars or cana of Second Trip unraUoned juice! such as cran-! 8 :25--Wilson and Myers berry and apple juice handy on l Pla.cen.tia and WU90tl the shell. and to keep the pantry Canyon and Wilson stock~d with an ample aupply of canyon and Victoria 8'Parkling mineral .. -.:ater The ad-Placentia and Victoria dltlon of the bubbling 8'Pring watl!'!r l Placentia and 19th gives any fruit mixture, evl!'!n the Anahelm and 19th (KgtnJ old favorite Pink Lemonade that Main achool necessary "~unch ." Here's a ~tpe Third Trip that will give zJp and zest to any 8:40-HamUton and Harbor front-porch bevl!'!rage. Harbor a.nd Wll90n Summer Punch NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned will sell at pi:ivate aa.Je, to the higheat &Dd beet bidder, subje<:t to confirm&Uon of said Superior Court. oo. or alter at the office at h1I a.ttorneya, Joe· the lotb day ot September 1945, lyn A: Hollopeter , 203 Security (A bout 30 Servings) Building, ,234 Ea.et Colorado street, 2 cups orange juice Wilaon &: Old Santa A.Pa Rd Old S. A.. Rd. a.od Avocado Uodbergb echool Paadena 1, County of Loe A.JJ.. 1 cup lemon or lime juice plea, State of CaJUornla, all the 4 cupe apple juice right, title and lntere•t ot l&ld 2 cupe light corn l}'?'Up tDcompeteat at the time of her l large bottle rparkllng mineral &djudlcat1on and all the rtgbt. UUe water and tnterest that the utale of aa1d 11' cup marUchino chl!!rriu Incompetent ha• acquired by oper-mint aUon of law or ot.be.rw1.R. •r orange elicN -------------1 lemou alicN FOR INIUllANCll IEll Howard W. Geniah I.Ml Xwpid lie ........ 009T£ =-· --Avtomobile • Fin Accident • Life UcellM and COntnet Booc18Wt11t& Combine fruit Julcee and light corn syrup ln punch bowl. Orlll. When ready to 8erve add sputd1q mineral water and ice cubu or large block of lee. G&rniah with mara.acbJno cherrleai, mlnt. orange lilcem and lemon alk:ea. - Note: Any combination ot truit JuJcea may be UR<t. varytnr the amount ot light com syrup accord- ingly. Sugar syrup may be subetl- tuled in equal proportion for light corn syrup. Mr. and Mn. Ed M1rkovich, 144 Rochester lll.r'ee't, returned Lut week from a tl!!n-day va::a.Uon apent at YoaemJte Natiooal Park, and Mrs. Mirkovich report. that her sister and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belmont, an to leave th.b week for two w~U in the Slerra. Neva.da mounta.lrul aboye Bi.shop. ...,,.,Lwa..,Jt• '•". n ,.,.,.,.,_ r. .. Jr;"(lr. 4 .. & SJ-I MNrA AM - • Fourth Trip 8:!S6--Del Mar and Newport Santa Ana and Mea. Acacia and Orchard Birch and Orchard Acacia and Pal18ade.i Dei .Mar and Santa Ana Moote VlaU. and Santa Ana Undbergh achool llu• No. 3-Flrst Trfp 8 :06--17th &nd N"'J>Ort 11th &Dd P't&cenUa 18th and Mon.rov1& 17th and Monrovia 18th and Monrovia 18th and Pomona 18th and ~ Cx,tnl Kain ocbool Second TMp 8 :"-Del Mar and Elden Santa Ana and Del Mar Santa Ana and Me• Acacia and Orchard Aea.cla and Pallade1 • Pallaadea and Newport Baker and Winter'• HIJWle Baker and Babbs Baker and Old S. A.. Road Baker and Banana Harbor and Wilaoo Main acbool Third Trip 8 ::56--Alpba Beta 1tott 18th and Newport 18th and Orange 18th and Santa Ana 20th and &Lnt& Ana Lindbergh ocbOOl RENT TACKLE Fbbennen's SUppUs DOWNING TACKLE siuu: 111 -II&. llAUIOA At._ ot• P1or Quality Lumber and Bailcliq Materi'ala • COSTA LUMBER CO R. IL HOSTaTI.& -· ·1POST~~~~~~~~-~~ .. TO~., ~~To~e~ra:ans Wife of Gen. Cousins Spons0r ::.: J~::i:.~ ~~al ::::=::... =.u:u: ::::n:: Lively ,Evenmg Of New Consolidated AV-1 the •~ent al u ,airpark or part ln the OYll Air Patrol prosram.. A jo!nt meeu.n, ot tbe Newport ' other avlatJon llndtn& facWt;J, "cb or apertence u commercla1 a.Ir 0~ Harbor Llone and Klwanl9 clW. commtnJty Dnda ttaelf taced wttb lta ::::-to~~ b7 an mea.u be tut Tb.und&y nm.Inc bl tba O:m-Kn. Ralph eou.m.n. ot Udo lale wife of Lt. Col. Tremper Lem.gm.an. lndlvldual need.I and problem,. A ln addJtion to nprffelltat!vu ol muntty churcll at Oolta Kea and Beverly Hilla wu apon.10r for Aatst&nt to the Chief of Sta.ft, lancHna t.acWtJ tor each al two com-the eocnmunlt;J'• otncialdom. there proved to be • ~ and a the Ooutal Courwr, .cond. of a Wutern Fi.yt.ng Training Qom.. muntUn anl,-a ftw miles •part m.,. &bould be a Cl'OIS aedian of local bJgbly entut.ainlD.c meettna. lt WU new del:lp couta1 cargo ahlp mand. ban to lllHt quite d.U!~t requt.re. bu&lne1a &rid social errte:rprt.e. The reported by Cbartle Pdi:at._ pre>-known u the AV-1, which wu The launching ot the CoutaJ mmt&. compocents of this will dlf!er ac· gn.m ch&1rma.n of tbe mw,nla. launched Lut Friday at the WU-Coureer brings to 1272 the number BetoN tonttructloa can start. eordln.c to tbe •rea. but aeneralq Both pr'Nldent.-Bowud Qer. mJ.ngton shipyard ot the eon.au-ot veuel• launched by Couol1d&ted e'ttll before a boDd. !Nu• can be •peU:io&. may include mcrcb.anta. rtab ot the Liana and RumelJ. Bar-dated Steel corporation. Steel corporation trom all of tta lllt.cl. pertinent information ab~ profe1a1onal men. labor le1dera. tine ot tbe K1wan.l.a.. were aft1clal Kn. Coualm la the wife of Ma~ .even operaUona. be tabulated and pl&nl m•d• .ac-farmers 9Jld school prtndpala •DCI hmta. They ~ tbe at.ez-.. jor Gmual Ralph Coumna. eom-1;::============. conUn&l:r. Sucb marten ._, t«atkm '*•cben. t.&tnera. Of Chea. Indlaz. Chief BID mamtng General of the We.stern ot the alrplirk, atu, proapecU•• UM, TtW ls recop1zed aa a lollcal pro-WNt. former pro baablD player Ftytnc Tra.lning Command., Santa eon, potmUal tneome. rtiated bual· cedure since the airpark mu.st be a &n.c:l third coUllD ~ tbe late Wm An&, ranking Air Force Offlcer on neu entuprlJe and manJ other ~ communlt:r atrair &rid 11 tt ls to Rogers, kept the 1&rge mwtlmce In tbe Pacltlc Cout. He baa trained oonata.nt lauehter. The chler• approximately one-third of all the niece, Gloria., one al. the -&.oily-air crewmen who have been. in wood Honiee., .. kept the ne:n.lDC at European and Aaiatic tbeatenr. Uvely pitch fot .• ~ Ume. A.JDonc tho.e are maoy ot the CLOTHES Le-Mien ta commu.lty affairs oompo• the boud of 41ncion &lld ol- tlcen ot the Webm~r CttJ, Iowa (popU&Un 'J,OM) chapt.u el t.be N'aUanal .t.erona.UC Auoci&U.. Lf-tt '9 rlc'b&: WUU. &cett,, .a.en ma.uau aad opuator; Rlcbanl ll&lme, Vice Preo.lda.t. PQ.bllaber; a.bert II~ lllJ, Pftotildeat, Lmpleme•t du.lu; Paa.I 8wepe. Dlndor, dry cJeeNar: Joha Whale1. Director, ct.amber ., cem.meroe HCl'e&a,.,.; Bartu• W. Mead. Secre\ary, btp ecbeol prioctpal Jee.ti must be studied, at least Ill • prtllminary way, lt the veoture b to be a succesa. An airpark Is usually considered a public utility, much the same a1 sltttUI. hi1bways and p•rks. The chief difference la that an airp•rk may ultimately provide 1elt-1upport. ln1 revenue 11 correctly planned. whereas other community utilities 1enero lly do nol Ba1ed upon e::1perleoce, aviation authorities advise that the ftrst step taken by a community 1hould be the or1anlzatJon ot an air landtn1 fa . cllity committee. All members prd· erably should be local people who know the community's history, Its relation to othf'r communiti es and to the state, and !ts plan1 for the future. It Is 1ugge1ted that committee members might include rPpresenta· tJves of the city or town council, chamber ot commerce, civic clubs, and newspapers. I! there are any persons in the communJty who have succeed must cater to a.U local tn- tere:tU. It will probablJ" aurprlse maru-people to dJacovtr bow many vlried acUviUt• in nen a nnaD community will bt tnftuenced tn one w•y or another by the com.tna •ni at l!ltbl Tbe appol.oted committee, after obtal.oln1 and cla111fJtna the nece1- 1ary local data, w1ll then be ln a poaltlon to take up ita preliminary plaru with aviation authorities and profit b7 their experienced advice- and crlticl.am. Forty.four atatea noW- have aviation board• or commission.a. ready to help and Waahlngtoc au· thor1tie1 such a1 the Clvil Aeronau- tics Administration ai the Depart. ment of Commerce, the Personal Aircraft Council or the Aircraft 1.n. dustries Association of America and the Natlooal Aeronautic Aasoclation, will also aid the local planning group. T)ll• .. Qe l••rQ ef a "'''"• ef arU-cl•• •• ,..t.-•ar 8:Jl•I ••• h• •9'•et •• •••••a.ltJ Ill•. T 1 a1zt artlel•, .. O•t•r•taJas Leeal Ne••1," •DI a.-J••r le •• ••rlJ IMs•. Usual Number of Missing Boats Reporte61 in August Forty row boate or dlng'blu w~re found during the mooth of Augw:t and returned to ownen, but 10 are sWJ mlalng. Only one collision and one acddent were re- ported to the ......-dl!putment. according to the report or Rumel1 Cra.tg. harbor m••er. for the mon.t.h Of AUl'tL't- AMiatance wu '"_..., .... ...,., to 211 large boat.a and to 30 wn•Der ones, lt WU ttported. Tbree m:nall aJl boat.a we-re found, u Wft'I! fOUJ" paddleboards reported mleltng. pilot. who new with DooUttll!! on the flret air raid on Tokyo trom a1rcra.tt carrier Hornet. The matron of honor was Mrs. Longman Of Balboa Bay Shoree, Your friends and mine P/:C. and Mre. Burrell Ougbton, 303 Cypreea trlttet, Balboa., wel- comed a 7 pound, 14 ounce daugh- ter Sept. 5 at St. Joeeph boepital. It waa a daughter for M.r. and Mra. James Henderson, 18th and WbJtt:ler street.a, Costa Mesa, born Sept. ' at SL Joeepb hospital. The young lady wetghl!!d 5 pounds, 12',i CJUDCel. Kr. and Mre. Barney Scheve and mn&ll d&ugbter of Coat& Mesa a.re on vacation, vi.ailing friends and rel&tivea ln Nl!!bruka and Kanaa.a. • FOR MEN AND BOYS • g~ Spivd SI.op !0'1 Harlne Ave. Belbo& lslud :none 5'71 Complalnt.e during tbe month were few. One refund tq oil tn tbe water, and two were for mnltatJoa; Speed and wake aoowr•led for m, Ir--------------------------, complalnu. Tbfte ..-"""'"'" 'Sea Trout and Halibut are Biting wen made, but 30 wuDlnp were g1vm for ~ A ~ of J.S9 off the Newport and Balboa Piers calls were made In sll. Plenty of u .. Bait Anllable at ll!nd of Pion Rev. Perry Schrock _____ •_o_EO_BG_E_HINEB ___ • ____ _ C-Onfined to Bed For Few Weeks Dine!! of Rev. ~ tr. Bchrock., ordered to bed with a blood clot ln a vein of. bl.a foot. ca__, the pulpit of tlle Cof'ODS del liar O:xn-• Lumber and Building Materials Bay District Lumber Co. PboDe 1.150 111A OOABT mGBWAY ATTllE &B(lllEll munlty church , Congregati<m.al, to '--~-----------------------be filled Sunday by ReY. Edward ' 0 . Gaylord, exec:uUve aecretary otil"-ooipo------------------------. PiJgrim Place in ClaremaDt registrar al. the Las ADI:*• A.B>- clatlon bf CtmgregaUonal Cburch•.,.j.I.• and Mfnistenr. Mr. Schrock, wtlO bml hem ll)g long 1:Jioa'nr in oven.eetng tbe building of the new chun:::h. over- ROON B. FIN .OLAY CONTBAOTOB and BUILDER -.-taxed hi.a strength and wu ordeftd to bed by hi.a pbyllidan and mu.8t have abeotate qttlet for a ff!W weeks in arder-to lcralfre the clot. Small Boat Moorings for Property Owners on Leases Only; Permit Fees and Yearly Rental Approved MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OUR SPECIALTY Cabinet Shop Service Office Cabinet Shop Recommendation.a Of tbe harbor Uon f~ and recorW; expenae in- muter. after conaulting with a l e luded. committee of th rte fl'om the city I AJl concn!te or wooden piling on council, Including Mayor Clyan Balboa Ula.nd not adjacent to prt- Hall. L. L. I9'bell, and Robert Allen vale pll!!n!I and not attached to or rel&tlve to all shore moorings tn pa.rt o1 the construction Itself to Newport Harbor l.n.stalled on clty be ordered removed by the ownera. property, wtte that all thl!!ee moor-Tbeae ptllnga are unsightly, the re. Ing permit.a be cancelled u of port. aald, and prohibit the wie of Dec. 1 and that ndv permit.a be 1'J-the bay frontage by other property sued oa.ly to property owntn tn owners. the city. The report wu approvl!!d by the The letter. re.ad at the laat meet- ing of the city council .fUl'IUt.ed that temporary permJta be laued to leueea1, and then on property with long term leiuiee. and only for th!!! term Of the lea.ea. Tbue per. mJta to be laued only for l"<YW boa.ta or ail boata wttbout power, 17 feet over-all leDitb or lem, and city council Sept. 4 .. Laben Johnson Of C-Orona del Mar Passes Away at 75 a chazp ol. $3.00 to be made for MUI wu Aid at 9 L m.. Satur- each permJt to cover coet. ol Ln-day morning at Our Lady ot Mount spectton. and a c.baz'p of $2.00 per Carmel ca.thoUc c.hurch tor La!')en year rental, there.after p&yable H. JohD..IOO., 73., who died Tbured&y Jan. 1 ot Yeh year. at ha home, 413 Narcl.uu.e avenue, If th1a fee ta not paid by Ma.rcb Corona del Kar. He came here S410 Coast Blvd 407 SOth St. Phone 41% Ph. ZS88-.J NEWPORT BEACH. CALIF. Mr. Ganav Grope, cba1rman at the cborcb boanJ ol truirtem. who bu been most active In the work ot construction. left wfth Mrs. Grupe Ia.st Saturday ~ a vacation I ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'.'.~ In th~ Rfgb SlerT"aa. Part at. h1a I . church duties ~ ·-·0 wd by lr-------------------------., Jack Smith. Only One Drowned In City During Month of Aogust Ute saving actfvltlm far the month or A.ugumt 1"!l"e repartee! to the cny cOUDCII ~ ll'nmll·Qocker, wbo he&cfa that dej&i'bawat ID COD· nection with crutfes u cldel al the tlre dei-rfment. •S.. ,._,., aaat: while ODfy et.pt 1ea .... _., during me month, lllne ,... aa.. at1ted in the wabr, and 127 CMe:9 ot tint old glftn-2'T .,, -b&- tng major tnjurf ... The cfepartment had U resu1&r1 guardO, llJld" -- -.. with four atru to be called upoo for Saturday and &0 •"1 1"0l1t. One death waa tepabsd frma drownfhc In an mqa 2711111 mm. CARPENTERS WANTED AT ONCE Six Days a Week Long Job -Houses In Your Back Yard 1, moortnp to be removed by lbe trom Prucott, AriL, 13 ye.an aco Pf.a; mxl" .._ Aw ,, ~ harbor department and location nr and had large property lnteruta. aulgned. "We believe," the report before reUrlng from bua1ne88 mome I.00 Weft: Bay •'ftl!IDe, are pum.U Broadway and Santa Ana C-Osta Mesa e<mtlnued, "that by .. h._... .. _ a $2 time a.go. I ot a 90n, born Sept. 4 at 8t .1CJ9llPb -•-.. S i"'"" bl wtd ,.., hospital. He_..,.,...-... pep••• yearly rental for abore moorlnv• urv ·--.. &rf! • ow. Jllln. i~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ • G ~ NINWL on city property that we would be: race John.eon, and a slater, Mn . able to keep ln cloeer touch with Ella Mu1venon of Prmcott, ~ the property ownen of the a&ml!!." Recitation Of the Holy Roary look place at the Baltz mortuary, CU-A n.Ung cbarge to be made of 1 d •• 7 30 rona de Mar, Fri \}" -. : p. Ql. $5.00 for all permit.a tor otf-ehore and lnterment w a• in Holy corta of trurpectlon and recorda. Sepulchre cemetery. Tb.la. It waa pointed out would be the same u a permit wttb Loapec-1 SIEGEL & RAUB ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS JOHN A.. SW•F:X-26 Ye&n1 En&fneertn& ~in . Oranp County. JACK S . RAUB -:U YNrl ~ El:porimce; 19 Yoan In Soutbom caljtandL • w a.tn Sv.pply Strm lmp.owmau• Marine s..,,,.,, 1808 Newport 111-.d. a..' Ms. Calif. P"-161 1617 W . Cmlnl Aoe. Newport Bach, Colif . J>hOM 123 j ' New Home TRUSCOTT CRUISERS (October Delivery) SPEED BOATS • t t t • BOAT STORAGE t t t • Machine Shop • ·Electric Welding • Acetylene Welding t t t CJ.A.LL Ill .&lfD IN8PIJCT O UB PLANT 6 SONS m,c ,~, a s Newpwt._.. • - ' ~""---'-~·--~-----·--------~~----------...: ________ _._._....,._._.-_.!au~W~tGaZ:==~i!! .. ==:'~"O=:=•~'AW~•w ... ,;,,.~~'M~.:_;•~•~=!1!1 "~!•~1~n~•~·~°T~M~t~.~t~,~-.~1 ~'~1~;~,~l~n!1;'~·~'~1!r~ll,~~U~""~ll:!_ • Cpl. Gi>'lord Blue Pre-Dellnqueney Find Body ~f . Describe Ci&reer ·' Foster aid Sons Gran-d-dad-dy-of--:1-·-----:__ ____ _ =ougHoh'e Prevention Urged 'Buster' 0 owell Of Braden Finch, Bring , Tnscott Swordfi18bing Lt. Stafford CiF"oter HDoazanarlddoAlluseAnct (CbnlJDUOCI irom l'llp 11 San Ba Manuf tu u to H rbor ...-••m•lf ,_, ~ ""'1P and Y ac rer ne a Never Misses T k Ch In P if"' W Corporal (l&ylord Blue, 40(! 11:1 Modena avenue, 1.8 among thotle emculb to th.la country and bome tor turl.ougb6 alter a proceuing at Camp New York, one of 17 ~ dlfployment camp• lD the uaembly are& In Nortbeutern France.. i. 1nwar<jly crttlcal."" lll<P'•'"a4. <°"'" • ..., trJ.. Poe-i 1 <OoDtinuecl trom "-°""' . a es arge ac IC ar ln.tlnet. T•k• Over ' I · 'l'a.IUnc' a leue oa tbe former (OollUnuea tram Pac• 1) .. It becomea a Ylc:loua eyc1e,•• -_.,,, .. a<•ou11n11etod -...,..c=lc llfe °' tbe •-1111•Alq. Hudlllu C<>mi-i>Y def...., plant broedblll. marlin. tuna and other JN THE SOUTHWESTERN PA. Tipton ~ "He Ill aot a.djDal-aJld lllA1 llllr pa-i..i .Uecte won Hill a.oclatlon and ludenblp and ottlcu ID trcmt at 920 Oout pme twl. that he bu I-count Of c G H ClFIC.-Dcnald E. Allen, eon of ed ac&ckmlc&lly or voc&tlooADJ, Jett OD t1M, llll!p. lnd~ttq IM had with pn.ct1cally nery m&JOr ec-HIPW&1. a MW t.atMr and 800 of how many ot. theae tlgbtera he • • ere Mr. and Mn. Charlee A. Allen. 211 and begin.I to feel th&t. be ill llUl oot met wttb toul JU3. t1'rity in the harbor aru la partly buai.Dem firm known u Foll.er 6 bu taken. 39th street, Newport Beach, bu eneiny Of the utabUahed poup ot A lllfpJwd wottU' In wnm.m.-: reuon foT' the way the m&n.y Soni wW .aon <119play an a.t;tnc... Old time sportnahennen l'W1 advanced to rada.rman, eecond Part at the f.09t.h Bombardment Group, to wbkh Blue b attached. am-.ed. in En.rland on M arch ~. 19«. Tbe.1r group flew Havocs in the pre-lDvaslon activltiea on Ger- man transportatioo, 1Lirti.eld9 and coutal clet<MM ID Fr&N:<. hla IOCiety. Let ue ay that he la ton. briMo to ~ter"a brother ac!:"UM~ are underta.lten and ttve llne of crulMn. •1lboeQ and ptbtt arqund the ba-(~) club cl&u. retarded unW be reacbee 13 or 14 Bobut~:l~•· then pllah taillnc ketcb under a canopy tac. room a.ad pw the ecuWebutt An unofficial report CWTent in Allen entered the Navy in Sep.. years Of age. Tb6n the bulc tn-went th UtteaUoo of m. background for accomplllb.· in&" the ~way until a.muig-e. about the record tleh Harry and Coast Guard circles yesterday tembtr. 1942, and hu served 00 stinclll begin to take bold---.a. tbe man and pafUally meata ill b1'0ed. He WU born ln meat. can be campleted for a new the "Paprika Polly" have brought stated that Lt. A. P . Andrews, the destroyer Sa.ufley 11lnce May, ben1, and ego tutincia wtucb phy· tdentift ot a eorpae New York City October 18, 1903. aalu room. lt. waa anDou.DCed to. tn. who has convnanded the Coast 19f.3, p&rticlpatlng in several majoi .slolog1cally demand expreaton. buried ID the potter"• tleld oa Fortunately for him hfa tam.lly day. Our b&t u. ott tQ you Han-y Guard hue here for maJiy months, engagement.II againat the Japanese. 1'be men include SO trom C&l.1- fon>la enroute home Oii turl<JUll!.. "lf that boy bu not learned to Aug. 14 • Hamer Ohowell. UJ>OIJ left thti metropolla when he WU TTu..cott. craft wUJ be thelr Willey, and may the nat (2 year• ls to be assigned to a new post Later he WU commended by hil express hlmselt through nonnal th.la taformation the father, accom-ellbl, for Memphi.. Tenn. H1a ma.m.tay, the company having ob-of fisblng be the be•L at the district Co6St Guard head-Commanding Officer tor meritor. ch&n.nela, the demand wW be "° p&nied by Hoba.rtt hl9 •i.ler, tat.her WU engaged tn. the tobacco tained an uclualve P.le• agency The boatm&n, on the left., ta Jess quarters tn Long Beach, and Lt. ioue pe~orma.n~ ol duty during great that he muat give vent to hta Kn. Jemie 0. om le of S&tford, bullin-for the Amert.can Tobacco tor the line when Bolon Robert Skeen. ooe ot the real old timers R. G. Stafford, acting captain of hia ahlp"s participation In ha.za.n:l- lll-.ational 11.arvester inatincta, so be begin.a to ur.irw· Artsona. 1llnilftt to Francl8Co comp&n,y ln New York. and he Foeter, hydraulic technJci&n tn a in tht. moet exciting ot sport.. the p:>rt, will assume permanent OWi landing opera.Uona. ftUOll.8 AND TILAOl'OBS It awkwardly. ln thua expreutng It wbe~ they ldentitlr1 the body. coottnued in tbe aame b\1.llneu In Mobile Tralninc UUJt ot the u. s . He and hilJ boat the Georgia M, command. :---::c-:---,------- l"A&ll ~ be begina to be de9lrw:tive ln8te&d Buster wu well ~ t.nd well the 90UUMrn clt.y. Army arranged for the agency on have eeen many a tough battle be· · While 'the move is still uncon· base. It formerly had a comple-M. EJtiste & Co., Jnc. of conatructive. His ego dem•nda thought Of l:n N~rt Beach, The .:iutbera lrdluence on th• & reeent trip In the eaat. Hla 90n, tweoen man and fish. a.nd bla ex-firmed, it comes to the News-ment of approximately 90 in add.i, recognition," the county otttcer where be l'f"!W to manbood. He ~youth could not be denJed. Jim Foe:ter, junior mgtneer tn the perience and expert boat handling Times with a good foundation, and tion to several hundred auxiliar- 601&.4.a ft. DOO Sall.la A..aa said. went througb the dty ecboolli and H• ..a Qft ..-to bi.sher educaUon. merchant marine. bopq to be di.a· have often bee.a the dJ.tterence be-ls expected to be completed within ies, the Volunteer Port Security IU:=N=o.::L:::=A.:::=8&.:::=::PIL:::=::Nl=l:::=A::n::._:::=:::=.'.._._'_:·A:_:bo;.:_y_:o_:r_:gir:..:_l:._of...:_:._tha=:t:...-::::.......,::.:::.:t. bad ftn1abed <me year at Junior ('Jaoalllns Vanderbilt Uni•enity at cbarged from. the aervice wtt.hJn a tween landing and le>1lng one at a week. Lt. Andrews, who has force. college to Santa .Nna.. He wu a Nubvllle. Whtie then Bra.den ttnt mooth and ·•ta.rt t.n the bwlDea ttlese tlrelea nghten. been on a 20-day leave on a trip commeri:lal ftall£rman for 1~ yean, fell Ull4er tbe -11 of a beautitW tor which they &re well tltlA>d. to the east, returned last week-J 0 R D E N ' S CE P.A.PALMER LIDO!SU!~ • W. 0 . BUCK-Insurance Oowiselor ~ 1 s.oo .7J.,,,-.t .f..o{ 3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA SO<I M.arine Avenne Balboa Island .USE Phone 182'7 BEAUTY Mariska Prou dly Presents The New --- Pin Cur l Perm·ane nt A}{ EN'TIRELY N EW METHOD of permanent \vav~ng v.·hi..-:h savi:s a lot of your sun·bath1ng time. Your hair is simply set \Vith the solut ion-ncutraliz.cd --combed out, and presto, you have your ne\\' Pls·Ct"RL PER.'-'fANE:-:T! An ideal \va~' for curling the ends o f r our gla.morou.s bob. being known ae one Or the ... t )'GUJlll pl. who_ WU to become l4r. Footer and two ....,. Uve In 8 0 C I ET Y end. and it Is understood that he Profnlllord ....._ __ nrordftabermen at the local h&r-trla wUe. Kay nncb .,... then tn Whittier where they have oper-vvUl be assigned to his new post .. --3 bar. Bmta ~bt ID a broad.bill f!nlahlnl' echool at Ward Belmont, at.ed-a detenae pla.nt before ente.r-shortly. h!U.~~ :~ on hlll""" -i. tb• Donna u In alllo 1-ted In Nubvllle. Ing the .. rvtc•. ,They.,.. moving Troop Five Meets Lt. Andrews won the respect 1937 wblch 1"!1Ped &19 pounda. Nothing would -do but tor him part of their eql.lpment to the new Mondav. Night and admiration of many yachts· "Jn Bwima fOT Your H..irh .. one of tbe ta.rreal reported here. to ma.Ile the trip to tbe home at location and will have a ma.chine men and residents of the area " rt ' ' c • • 11 r The local boy had been tn the b1e utlatic flaocee. They were ibop u well u yacht 11torage ln dwi.ng his stay for his genuine ef-~o~ merchant martne about 2t,i yean married ln El Puo. the large rear bulldJ.ng. They ex-First meet.lD.g for the year ot fort to be helpful. and his consid-p , r-... • ._ keel .... and had llm"ftd without lncldent. to d Ide 1-Boy Scout Troop 5 wtll be beld eration of all hands, ~·1ar and ...... _. '' J 0..... 01 t 1 _ _._ ......... tinued .... _ edu--"on pect 0 out.I work ui. electric M ud enin s ._,,~ • • - Re left J'a.nuary 28 oo. hill 1Mt 0~~ .......... u.ui .....,.. and acetylene weldlnc. 0 ay ev g, ept. 17 at the auxiliary members as well. He ~~~~~~~-~n~~·~n~-~·~;; voyage, and oo hb. 2 signed for l.n the ColleJ'e of M.lnee and Ket.al-Foster .enior aid that they took Scout Hut with the new scout-was a member of the navy in the the ton.Ip voyage which took h1a lurgy. but the lure ot Me.mph.la and the Tru.l~t llne becauN It 18 muter, Harry Lace. ln charge. Mr. first world war &11d spent many ablp to the Pbllipplnea. En.route be D4'W9p&per work took hold, and well known ln the entir-e country, Lace, popular young member ot yean with the alcohol tax d.ivis· puled witbln about 200 yarde ot the young couple went b&ck to hla h&vin&' built boat.a aince lW. 'The the Newport Beach police torce , ton ot the Internal Revenue de· a cout cuard ship which carrled bbl:ne town. BTade.o. became a cub company bullda an tS-foot eailboa.t. tills the place left vacant by Tom partment. bla nephew, Harold Stevena., and reporter on the Memphla Commer-a l3·t'oot crulalng ketch, a sport Allen, former band leader Of the Ueotenant Stat.ford be.utng through Ml father tha.t cial Appeal, publ..l.sbed by the cru-crulNr. apeed. boat, and eeve.n local •ch.ools. F ollowing in his place, Lieuten~ Baroid wu aboll.n\ .ipailed to the sMtn.g Hugh Mooney, where new• ca'btn cruJMn11 from 23 to 42 feet Thb la no new job for Mr. Lace ant Stafford comes to the position other 9b.tp. writing got into bla blood. ln length. All tbe.e will be db-!or be not only bad 1.5 yea.r9 ln after 34 months of sea duty. He The deeeued la llllrVlved by hill Both had pnviou1ly vlalted Call-played lf lbl in th 1 ecoutlng, and la a Ufe Scout. but is a native of Hono)ulu, but was a father. w. T. Obowell, hi.a brother, fornta.. and It .w1 had 11trtnp OD jected ~ew =~~.In th~rm!:: he waa leader ot the Cub Scout.a graduate of use and law student Hob&rt., h1a alat:er, Mn. Jeeeie them. They talked lt over, and time a canopy will cover an outside for five years. He has many new there when Pearl Harbor shat- Stevens of Safford. Ariz., one 1929 found Braden and Kay Finch display ipace ln front and the Idea.a ln mind which ahould prove tered all plans of his and other niece, Beverly Burdaall and her ln the golden 11tate. He drltted lnto area will be paved. · of interest to the boye. The troop students as well. He enlisted in daughter. Donna Lee Bu.rda&ll at new.paper work. becoming &8110-Service and atorage will be Is sponsored. by the I.Jons club and the sbvice in January, 1942. Coeta Ve111L, and two nephews, elated wttb the Loa Ange.le• Eve-bandled in the rear building. Theo Roblll-' is troop committee-Lieutenant Stafford is married. Harold O. stevena and Leland n1ng Herald . From there be went I man. and with his wife, ~ides at Bel- Stevens of Safford, Arizona. to the Vent ura Star. a John P . L" f T 1 h mont Shore. His mot.her returned Memorial aervlc .. were h•ld Scrippe o•wapaper. NDt long after-I 1st 0 eac ers Get-togethers (O the mainland following her Sunday, Sept. 9 at s p. m . ln tbb ward an opportunJty opened on the F Co husband's death several years ago. Harold Grauel chapel, Costa M-. Santa Paula Cbronlel•. &lid the or sta Mesa Picnic at C.D.M. She resides Uj San Pedro. with the Rev. E. o . Goodell of· maathead carried the name of I Activities have shrunk some- flctating and interment 'At"&a prt· Braden Flncb. editor. At the Lindbergh achoo! a new Mothers and cblldren both, en-what since the surrender of J apan, vale. To Sanu Ana I flrat. grade room has been added jo}·ed the a.JI.day picnic ot the Get-but Lieutenant S tafford still com- Santa Ana attracted both bUn l1 by movlog the tbird and la.st of l together club, held Thursday .on m ands approximately 60 at the and h1a wlte lo the 1930s, and he the Mexican !IChool buildinp fro the beach at Corona. del Ma.r ...,,th YFS! We Make ·- PHOTO - STATIC CO PIES -· Mack's Photo 104 Main Street Balboa recognltioc at b.i.9 lmporta.nce. U be ls not o n the ball t eam or a prominent member of b1a group, be waota to become a ga.ng leader or tollowtt ot another gang where they will recognize and honor him. He may even get recognJUon through criminal actlvlties." 8.S8Umed a. 11lmilar position on th~ I ~fonte Vista. Edltb CU rrle is prl: a. picnic lunch and swimming as Santa Ana J ournal. In l938. how-1 ci paJ ot the school and first grade amusrement. ever, both decided to lake a. trip teacher and other teachers are Those present V1.•ere Mrs. 'I'om around the "''orld, a.nd wis ely got Marcella Spivey. lat grade: Minnie Jesko and he r guest, Mrs. Mary tbta rare experience a year before Crain, I.st grade; Esther Stand-I Good\\•ln o! Co11ta Mesa: Mrs. Ed hostilities broke out. ring, l .st grade. Viola Tumm.ond Walters and her si3ter Jean. Mrs. WELCOME CAFE Tiptoo tben pointed out that the growtng youtb"a suppression and mal-adjuatment demand.II expru-- aloo at about the age wben an ex - • 2560 Newport Blvd., Cost& Mesa ·GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE-:-MODERATE PRICES FAMOUS COMPLETE DINNER s ·p. m. untll 10 p. m.. -Sundays: 12 noon until 10 p. tn. '------------~--------------' I ploeion la likely to take place in his nature. It ls not necessarily de- linquency but a barv~ of eeed lnadve.rtanUy planted or allowed to grow l.n that young.ter, he. con- clucJ.ed. When the Fincbes N!turtJ.ed to 2nd grade; r....v'.iore Tingley, 2nd John McMillan jr .. and her mother, Santa Ana tn that year. they de· grade; Barbara Strohm, 2nd Mrs. R. B. D~le o~ El Segundo, clded on Corona del Mar a.a their grade ; Jeanne Tuck er. 2nd grade; and Mrs Ed Mtrko\'ICb, plus eight home. Braden contempla.ted at.art· Josephine Miller, Jrd grade; Eliza-or ten children. Absent on vacation tng ln the publl•hing field, but bl11 beth Echlegel 3rd grade· Ruth a r e Mrs. Mary Cole and Mrs. MU- wtfe'a art.U!Uc background, the Compton ard 'grade ' dred Merrill, who iB at Big Bear strides they bad see.n ln pottery At the.Main ichooi teachers a.r~: with her husband. Open 6:30 &. m. to 10 p. m. -CIO&ed l\londays COME ! PROFIT ! SAVE ! R. W. B. VAR IE TY STORE IN COSTA MESA 1800 Newport Blvd. Othtt article& wtll follow tn the Newa.. TI.mes from t.b.UI outata.od.ing thinker and otnclal 1n juveu.Ue ac- tlvttlea. The juat, though they hate evil, yet gtve men a pa:tlent hearing; hoping that they wW ebow proofs that they are not evil. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-Siiiiiiir P . Sidney development. and ldeu t..bey h&d Clara McNaJly, 8th pade and prin· gathered in fa.r places of the earth cipal · Maud Kennedy Slh gTad · turned their declalon In tavor ot Martita Howard. 8th .;.,.ade . Ma~· ceramica ~-e • . e · Pearce-. 7th grade; Elsie Morrow On a knoll which overlooks the 7th grade; wtnlfred Taylor, sth sea and slopes away into a. bee.u· 1 grade · Selma Barry 6th grad . tifully landscaped ravine the Alice · Winterbou.rne ' 6th grad:: Flnchea selected the two acres Afarion Parsona, :ith 'grade; Be~ which became the alte of the Kay Pa.nn, tltb gn.de; FAt.ber Harby, Fl.ncb Ce~amtca. Now the genJua of 5th grade: Stella Ca.in, 4th gnde; bia wife 11 creation• In exqu.l.llte Martha Pickenpaugh f.tb grad . figures Of many varleUea goe.11 only Harriett Muon, f.th Grade; Mau~~ into the largeat and most diacrlm-Davi.a. a.rt and cratta; Corene lnating trade chan.nel11. Kay Finch Boettcher, mualc and 8th grade ceram.tca I.I known the country girls' P. E .: Irene C. Sanders over tor not only unique patterna 11chool nune and atttnd&nce ol~ but for delicacy ot detail and flne· ricer ; Everett A. Rea., district iu- neea Of work.m.a.zuhlp. pertntendent · Amelia. Drummond Kay Flnch dealgna everything, o!flce secret~. ' Mrs. Hazel Ulmer Visits Relatives D inner Dance Wednesdays and Saturdays 8to12 p. m. Our Kitchen Open for Inspection Newport 433-M \Vm. E. Ludewig, Prop. Mn. Hazel Ulmer of La. Crea-~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;~ centa, who has been 9.:ork ing at Lockheed while her son. Col. George Ha.rr1.11on, is overaeas in Belgium bu been a gueat at the home other !Jiste.r, Mn.. Earl Hart- ley. Elden avenue. Costa Mesa. and her brother, L. L. Patcb. El Mo· dena a.venue, Newport Helght11. A 11 WE SERVICE Chrysler Produc t s Factory TraJned Mechanics Cars Called for and Delivered '9tandic Motors, Inc. Direct Factory Chrysler -Plymouth Sales and Servloe ' I QUITTING BUSINESS and the moldl are made on the ------=-------- prcm.i9e:e. Over 60 rellidenta ot the the chamber ot commerce. b&rbor carry out ber kleu a.nd The Flnch ra.mJ.ly, 11urprietngly t\n.iah tbem lnto cree.tiooa of art e..nough, conalst. ot two boya and whleb patrom of Sak'S Flfth Ave-one girl. Surprtmog, we add, be- nue. Karahall Fle.ld'9i and the fin. cau.e they not only have time to eat .torea of the naUon pay prem· run a. auccustuJ bwilneae, but to On Sunday there waa a plcnlc dinner In the garden or the Hart· ley borne wttb gue11ta Including Mr. and Mra. Patch, Mn11. Ja.ck Hartle y ot Orange, Mias Betty Patch and Mn. Ulmer. 4Z4 Main St. Hnntlngton Beach I Lease Expires-We Must Vacate Tremendous Price Concessions IU'e be- ing offered throughout the store in or- der to close out our entire stock in the quickest time possible. YOU SAVE 15°/o TO 35°/o On Such Everyday Needs as • Women's and Children's Wear ·. • Men's • Household Items • Kitchenware " Furnishings • Cosmetics • Toiletries • Infants' Wear • Greeting Cards • Jewelry • Garden Tools • Mechanics Tools •Toys • Paints etc. SALE STARTS 9 A. M. FRIDAY, SEPT. 14tlt BE HERE ,EA,RLY • • • Gm' YOUR SHARE w 811.E STOCKS LAST t t ! -Phone Hunttncton Beach Z83 On Wednesday Mr. and ?tirs. Sam Kins!ather, 1101 West Bay ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t avenue. ve leaving for Mende n, G lum prl.c~• to obta.ln. rear a lusty family. And now, near Reno. where they will enjoy a well-earned vacation and have two y,•eeks of deer hunting. Brother-I n-Law Bra.den unbluahlngly admits, they Aa9oclattd With fie couple now have Just become grandpn.renta ! A LI Alfred Schultz, ~brother-in-law moat remarkable !am.Uy. and a.n wbo ta 11uperintendent or produc-uaet to the whole communlty ! tton. He la a graduate engineer of A son wu born Sept. l to Mr. a.od Mr!I. Forrest Neal, 2261h Sap- phire avenue. Balboa Island. He \\'eighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces. Our Me n Know Their Business It's Your Health! ~ pbarmad.ot& compound your doo- tor's p""""1ption here. Feel lull confidence In their skill -and In the freslm'""' of the lngn>- dlent& Ibey me. Newport Beach Pharmacy 2108 Ocean Front Phone 5 Purdue UnJveraity. a..nd engaged l.n plane design tor Consolidated Vul· tee durt.ng the early pa.rt or the war. He ls bulldlng a home ~ p<*lte the .modeOtl.s:tic Kay Flnch studio on Coast HighV11ay. Braden. while helping hie wtte build up thetr n&tion-wtde buaineea. I hu talcen time for an &etlve part ln civic attain. He la put preci-- dent ot tbe Rottwy club, a mem- ber ~~eBoa.rdot Tnlateee~the b.igh ecbool, vlce-prelll!ldent of the Laguna Beach Cua.mlc Society and di.rector of the Calltornia Art Potters Aaoc.iaUoo. in a.ci.. ditloc to varied actlvitiea conneet;.. ed with h1a poeition aa bead of WE WILL BE CLOSED -From ~PL 15th to Oct. 1, 1945 -.,- ON VACATION BAMDWASS .1.1. mus GENERAL Rl.F.CTRIC UJJ-.~·:,.:m:::::~·..._. • •·-• WW e •a,_. ft z1m • • Peace is Bringing a flood of Much-Wanted OFFICE SUPPLIES • • • • • • • JUST R~CEIVED and Now in Stock, the Following: STANDARD STAPLES for almost any Stapler. MUCILAGE in bottles and tubes. MONEY utd RENT BECEIPTS In singles duplicates and triplicates. RED BOPE ENVELOPE!!; also legal si7.e STA1'flMENT &: BU.I, BEAD blank pails. RING BINDEBS,. 1b8Y.a; 3-hole sheets. A&CU BOAKD8. letter and legal sizes. PB0'1'0 M ADJ:llS, to 8E'lld photos to tbe boy.• • ABT atm and ER"8ERS. ' Complete Stocks In Other Line-a N ewport Balboa NEWS -TIMES 1'4p;mrtB•ell • "Satisfied Radio Service" TUBFS AND SUPPLOO Mesa Radio & Electronics Co. 1794 Newport Bonlevaro Costa Mesa Phone 845 CL().f~() September l 7th to Oct. 1 for VACATION and MUCH NEEDED REST Barbor Service I.auiulry and ' Cleaners 113 Palm S.treet Balboa, Calif. • '· • -......... •&Wl•11M"4t, M..,.,. Bttdt, Cd'-s , • Wa'ro net WIA>t~ .lll>out tbat ~ lno«'lp-lrer that cu. be beard four Costa Mesa Lady Drove Car ll___"P_eac_hes_-P_ac_king_"_M..,......am_a __.) Corona del Mar Mineralologists Describe Trip Stant on Death The oriPnal IJ'OUP Ukewloe In- cluded W. B. Colllna wbo ftlJed ID Balboe Ialand, and after -Coll1na Wand and CdJ!m a•mue on Balboa island were named He ts undentood to be ill In an east- ern re5t home. Most of the others have pu.sed away. • alloo, It'• tllo -that C&ll bo - tour ~ ·-· ----UL B 0 W L .·BALBOA Right Into Our Qty Hall! When you've got trouble. bead ker ol 1753 TUatln ll:roziue. for tile police, nn, water, oeww. bud In tbe ieneral ~an ol -· ..._ i.. And the ell)' ball street or harbor de.--en Oil• t>oubl• tbe ~ ){-2 4 0 2 If your trouble la rn-ral-lllul Wt>DWl m!sht well have had taken that. ap~Uy ot l!n. Tom Wal· care at before drlvtnC" rather bUf's =========~-:...:.____:_~ _ __:__: ____ --: rtedly down tbrougl> I ){cP'a4den Fresh Daily DelldOUll Se& Fooda Or, complete equipment when you want to catcb your own. HORMEN FISH MARKET • ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH ONCE AGAIN SAM'S SEA FOOD CAFE Offflft You the 1'1neet Pkee to Dine ID Orange Cowlty: lE."~ ~~ -1 All New· • • Even the Location ... One-Half Mlle Eut of Old Location on oCut Highway. Beautiful New CockWI Bar We Lead SoutherR California in the Serving of -SEAFOODS- AUiO YOUR kind of STEAKS -VISIT OUR KITCHEN - Sam's Sea Food Cafe and Fish Market (Near s..18-bl OFFICE SUPPLIES for All Business Requirem~nts ••• Let Us Supply Your Needs Ledger Binders, sectional post type -(order only) Legal Fonns--all kinds Letterheads, assorted stocks and colors printed Pia.co and Into tbe p.rldnc lot bo- 8!d• the police -~ha~ ber bral<eo tlxed. upo11 awervln&' lnlo the p&r ~ lot ab& jU8t dlcln't _,,. to II.an UT braka at all u ahe ed. to come to a stop and proceeded right on through the lot &nd 1 up ~ th evenerable city ball tteeltl At Jeut eo poUce ttportedl yeaterday. With a thud «er bun\per crubed lnto a ttrepl&ce c~ney ln the rear Of the city hall, . ~d the car came &bnipUy to ~ ~-Wal- ker crawled out ab~piahly, and ..imttted to utonlahed Officer K. L. Amey that her br&ke1 . just didn't work. And, to make It worae. ahe had forgotten her opera.tor'• Ucenae.. Her car wu towed away by the Newport Auto Works while city employea aueated gu m eter damage done by the impact. No mention wu m&de o! the city ball Itself. Her miatortune won her a ticket tor neglect to carry her drtver'e llcenae. Former City Editor Now a Surveyor Willard M.lnor, who for many yean WU city editor ot the Ne-was T1.mea, and who WU ln defense work durt.ng the war, baa ta.ken a poeltion with Siegel A Raub, eo· g1neers and 9Urveyor1, begtnnlng his duties tut wtek. Mr. Minor IM not sure whether he can run a surveyor's line properly or oot. but u he was wtth the tecbntc&l de- partment at Dougl8.l!I for eevera.1 year!, is wtlllng to try. Blame Marihuana For Disturbance NOW"S the time to &lau ln the auony warmlb or peaches to brl1bten ne:1t winter'• me&la. To keep lhem at their 1unnle1t. pack them to the ji.;~t·ri&bt combloaUon of corn 11rup-and·su1ar. a recipe Wt wlll rl•e ybu up to a third more jars of better t&atlng pea.cbea lban would otherwise be poaalble wlt.b your amall 1u1ar allbw&nce. Karo-Ca"ned Peaches (20 po11.nd1 (rcah vicla 8 f'll<Ufl canned) T hin 1yrup .,._" 5~ cuptl ,,.ter ' ~ cup Red Label Kato ., J: CUtia l\ICU , Medium •yrup , 6~ cuv-watef' '°" ~ I cup Red La.beil Kato _ t 1% oUp9 •UC&r - ' For thoM who Ule Cbe distlne> .,lllp peeUn1" pt•cM• nady for canning In karo-and-1u1ar ayrup. •. 1ugar•stretchln1 Nolpe; that 9lwa better flavor •nd color. tlf'e na,.or ot the dar'k Karo. the thin 17rup recipe ta the 1ai:ae-:lu1t 1ub1tltute Blae Label for Red Label Karo. Here 11 the recipe for a medium ayrup made with t.be dark K&ro: 6~ CUP9 water 1 ~ CUP• Blu• Label Karo '" CUPI IUS"ar Put water, Karo and sugar In saucepan a.nd bring to the bolltnc point. Remove from the heat. but reheat juat before ft!Ung the Ja~ of fruit. Sllp peel the peachet, cut In halvea and remoTe pita. Pac'k the fruit lmmedJ.ately Into bot Jara. ptt side down · and halve• overl~ ping. FtD Ja.ra to wlthln 'i6 Inch of the top wrtb hot ayru.p and ee&l lmmedtatelJ' accontlng to the type Ud and Jar. Procen tor 20 mblutee 1D. the BoWDg Wa.ter Bath.'l"IJltllt•~ Co d I M Dr. and l\1rs. Norman P('ase, fCcotlnucd from Plll!'e One> r0fi3 e ar 1611 Pacific drive. returned Sept. smokes It he becomes hvni-ractlve. 3 from Portland, Ore., where they 'r-(By BeaAle Benedict) and lmagtlleS lle can eee, bear and had been visiting various members under3tand more clearly. H1a mind M Do K d t • chi'ls or their family. Their oldest son. • rs. n ruse an ..-:o M . B df rd p . ·11 works rapidly, and atter the flnt d Wh' . . .tin. Mrs 1 a.10r ra o ~ase ts st1 sta· ren. 1tuer. are V1S1 g • · _-1 · G y'. anxiety of fear, becomee eJated. Kruse's aunt, !\.1rs. George Le"is. 1 t1ont.-u 1n errn:1n . Hi.8 legs and arm.a, u ~rell ls bis 304 Marigold avenue, for a "'t'('k. Gibson Graham. son of Mrs. bead feel larger. Halluc1nations of ?wtr. and Mrs. Gustav Grupe, 701 Francis Grahan1. 510 Acacia ave- slght are common. His problems, I Marigold avenue, left for a two I nue, rt'turned Friday to the West· bowever. are generally not solved week trip to Mammoth Lake, Sats 1 ern Reserve Academy in Oh io, as easily as he thinkJ they are. I urda.r. where he won a scholarship last By BE88tE BENfiDICT Kr. and )Ira. Howvd B&rnoo, m111en.logl8t.a & n 4 · •llnnmltbo, 410,,,_ Narduul &ft.Due, Oonma del Mar, recen.Uy returned trom an In~ trip ~~ ANooa stopping &l Ywna, TuC00D. No- ple•, Tombltme a n d Btabee, where Mr. Bamee, with a ,Wde, went back a mile or eo 1n an old abandoned copper mine where he found eome rare copper cry.t&l.a Later, Mn. Baril"" aald, ehe tlmld. ly entered one o! the cavea but gathered, courage whe.n lbe aaw the be&utltul 11talectltea. One which tl:Sey brousht home resembled a al&b ol. bacon. they aid. Seven! ol the specl!Mno they found bad to be bandied caretully to preeerve them. One ol. ubeat:.o9 had delicate b&ir-Une fonnatiOna. Al Tombstone, a town founded by Edward ScbtetteUn with a prospector'• outnt Md $30.00, tbey found lovely llilver specimen.a. Scb.e.ittelin, an old cavalry ecout wu told by soldiers at Ft. Hua- chua, that the Apacbe1 were oo. tbe wa.r patb and I! be. we.nt tbeni to look tor gold be wouJd find bl• tombstone. But he puahed on and when he made hi8 fint etrt.ke, he called the place Tombaton'e. Some 10,000 pe0ple eettled there and Tombltooe.n then claimed It wu the 'migbUeat city between El Paao and San h-an.cl8co." It clab:n9 to have the world'• l&rgeat roae- bwlh, according to Robert Ripley. It waa pla.nted by a Scotch laute from a slip sent her from Scotland. It la 50x60 feet and 9 feet high, a white Lady Barut.ta. At Gila Bend they ran. into the remnant ot the tdrnado tha.t had raged In Texu Tbey obtained many optical calcite specimen• at Douglas. They visited the tine mineral dJsplay at the University of Ari- zona in Tiger. The deeerta ln Ari- zona bave many o! the saguaros-- a c&etu! which Arizonians call their state flower. Although the trip took them through majestic scenery lb e Barnes still iMist the Call!ornla desert hold8 their interesL They expect by the end of the year to be established le the new Craft Colony that Randolph Henderson., publisher o! the Desert Magazine, is starting near Indio. Meanwhile Mrs. Barnes pursues her hobby o! making beautiful bracelets. rings, pins and earrings of l!lilver w ith lovely settlngs of poll~hed eeml· precious atones wb.ich Mr. Barnes prepares from bis -ci5Ilectlon. It ill well worth one's !tme to see tb.elr collection and the lovely things they tum out. Some are on display at the Charlotte Beauty Shop, near the pD8t office in Corona de! Mar. Mrs. Barnes' nimble !lngers can scarcely keep finished work ahead ot the demands of eager buyer9. as per your instructions Loose Leaf Fillers Merchandise Tags -Mucilage Mimeograph Stencils -take 8 Y:, x 14 sheet Jazz musicians claim increases 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Knox. 334 year. P eter. Gibson's brother, ha." in lhe sense ot rythm and beauty. Narcissus avenue. are entertaining a new puppy, a cocker spaniel. Thought ill rapid, and the subject Dr. E. L. Reed, Detroit. Mich., tor given him by his mother to con· may become hilarious. nolsy and 8 few weeks. Dr. Reed is ?\trs. sole him for the loss of his beloved ftnally dangeroua. It all end.a In Knox's brother·in·law. Felix. a daschund, which was stupeficatlon, the report a.s&erta. l\.lrs. H. Tiiden and daughter. killed on the highway this week. About 2.5 per cent of the mental Eleanor, 307 Marigold avenue, left Mr. and Mrs. Oiauncey ThQm· Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lee, 7208 cues In India and Egypt are aaid for San Francisco Sunday. Mrs. burg, and children, Elaine and Ocean Front, left Saturday, Sept. to be marlhua.na addict.a. lt con. Tilden will enter Eleanor in school Oiauncey Jr., Mexico C'ity, spent 8 tor Portland, Ore., where they cludee. at Palo Alto . Eleanor will be with a "'eek at the cottage of Mr. will vacation for two wee~ and LOCAL MAN DISCHARGED FROM NAVY SATURDAY family friends until the time when Thornburg's sister. Mrs. Arthur hope to get in some good fishing. the Tildens return to their home Thomas, at 2nd and Avocado. Mr. Lee works at the Naval dry in Palo Alto. With them were Mr. Thornburg's dock!! at Terminal Island &nd Mn. • Recalls Early Development NEW LINS Craft Greeting Cards StaUonerJ 'lue deeth or Phillip Stanton, satunlay, founder of the cities ot Brookiags Variety Seal Beach, Huntington Beach and 800 Ooui Hwy. Clo-. <lei Mar ot Stanton, a pioneer bl 60 years I L--------------1 in Orange county, brought mem· ories to several old-time residents ot thJs corrummity who wett USO"' dated with the 15 leading citizens accompUshing a great deal toward the development of the entire county coastlhle. At the chamber of commerce, A. B. Rousselle, who was a mem- ber of the original South Coast Improvement Association along with Stanton, Lew Wallace. and 12 others recalled how they re- vived interest and activity back in • Any Sigri-. • ' Any '!'im< . Tom Runkle .'SIGNS BOA'I' LE'ITEBING Zll~ Marine Ave. Balboa bJuv! Ph. !111-R 1913 and In the yeen that fol-._ __________ _. lowed by full P8i" newspaper ada and publicity, and joint efforts in actJvatlng building all along the coastline. • The association rema\ned active from Seal Beacb to Newport Har-- t11utn111111tu11r1111111u1111m111a11111111111t1111111111111.11i1~ • FRUIT ' ;; ! ~ . bor and started the movement !or i We ll&ft a plmUfal ard7 of ~ securing a coast highway (which • eeno, -.a, &loo ~an 0 wa.s bitterly fought by landed ins ~ Get Year ! ~ Caruiing Season ~ l Is Here ! terests) because each community ~ (JANNING PEAClll'.B was connected together only by ~ ~ spider-web roads to the county ; ud PEA.BS Ben ~ ,.at, but not with each other. ! I/JI" R 0 C £ R I £ S i_:_ In 1923 th.is group was SUP"' ~ a planted by the Sooth Coast ""'°" ! C Id M ts • ciation, and this was in tum taken ~ 0 H ! over by the Sooth Coast Improve-i i:rart. and v..,. tr blloe · ~ ment club in 1926. At that time ~-PboDe 1111 ap. .,. 'QI ~ the Orange County Coast as.soc:i.as • tion was organized. and the Orig!-::~=-Button's grocery·:i_ naJ thread of the organization still "' exists after 17 years in the present !o_t,N N-_.. Bl""'-ONla .... i body. of which Harry Welch of the • ... .... ....,.... ,, local chamber is secretary Au11111.,111W1111111111o111111111111u1u111.111111aqpaiu1i.1•i to give ENGINEERS. DESIGNERS and BUILDERS in the Newport Bay Area, a fast 'The SOUTH COAST CO. offers -• · COMMERCIAL and efficient blueprint service BLUEPRINTING BLUE PRINTS BLUE LINE PRINTS BLACK LINE PRINTS BROWN LINE VANDYKE NEGATIVES Telephone 2600. Sta. 27 Co1npet1tive Prices ~ SouTH CoAST Co. 23rd St. at Central NEWPORT BEACH Letter-Size File Letter-Sise Discharged Saturday, Sept. 8, from the Naval Receiving Station on Terminal laland, Wlimlngtbn, wu F)-ank B. Downes, a Chief Carpenter'• Mate, who resides at 108 29th stttet, Newport Bea:ch. Major and Mn:. James J. Gibson parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee ia secretary ot the Harbor and children. Jerry and Jean, Thornburg, Alhambra. Stamp club. ______ __!.'::========================== Massachusetts, have been staying --------------- Alphabet Manila GUIDES FOLDERS Be8t Press Board 11 Point; S Cata FaD '225 Set. ______ r: ___ ~3Zll Note Books, memo, etc., asstd. sizes. plain or ruled. Paper-bonds, thin papers, colors or white- all sizes. typewnter, mimeograph. Paper Clips-Payroll Records-Paste. Pencils-lead, colored, china marking, indelible, automatic, stenographic. Pen Po in ts--aJl kinds Ready Master Carbon Fonns Reception Cards-printed to order Receipts-Roll Memo Pads-Rulers. SCOTC·H TAPE Large and Small Sizes Postage Stamp Moistener-(china) Sales Books -Stamp Pads' Sales Tux Exemption Cards-Form No. 103 Signs -11For Rent". 'Tor Sale", etc. Stationery of all kinds-Statements, 8 \'.?x5¥.i Superdex Roll Labels -'rhumb Tacks Price Book FUlers, 8¥.ixll Typewriter Ribbons, all makes Typewriter Paper, white or canary second sheets SAi.Di TAX NOT INCLUDED Newport Balboa News-Times • at 512 Ocean Blvd. for a month. They will then live on Balboa. Island. Major Gibson is stationed at the West Coast headquarters. Santa Ana. A nce.nt guest in town wu H. Lt. and Mrs. Bruce Despelder, L. Suverkrup ot San Bernardino 232 Heliotrope avenue. have had who wu looklng over the town !or as house guests recently, Capt. a bU•lne• location. He ls ,,wner Royal Hillier, Detroit, Mich., who ot a 4~!oot tlahing boat, the Don. is now at the Santa Ana Army B, which was ~odeled from a Air Base tor reassignment; Mrs. pleasure craft to a com.merclal Lorell Shute and baby. son, boat by George Lawion at th old Fl-esno; and Mrs. Isabel Bnghton Lowman location on tbe Rivo eAltol ~d daughter Eleanor of• Detroit. and Is skippered by John Callahan.1 Mich. ··~I Sport Fishing 1 OD the ·''G.· W.'' • DIESEi. POWERED •DELUXE ACOOMMODAnONS •LARGE GALLEY Every Day at 7 :00 A. H. from 5M Padflc Cout Highway Newport. Beach, California --Oppoelte the Ardu!a • .... __ Kwpwt- wJIL.-f WI -lllM ,,.... .... .,, • h. ... Y 0 U·R CAR '· WITH GENUINE PRE-WAI PAINT! But first come in .and take a look at our fine Bake Oven •• then you'll see why our jobs are tops! One-Day Service - -Credit If Desired ., All Work Guaranteed H·ARRISON~·PONTIAC CO. • • ...... Bors Avera1l111 Less TllH 12 Years Paid Wl••en Of .:&nowblrd Serles Eldllg Alpit 30 on Udo Isle SO,. oD4 SUia llvl•c ca u.sO "nl-are llWe lfOld boata on blue Ille are leandllc to IOIJ, It wu metal -A. porpetu&l troi>llY -t an.er the lut or the tint 111 a111o gtven. with -ii winner unual .ne.. Of &owblrd racu to m.crtbe him name and hold fof' llelcl ~ at the Lido I.ale Com-a year. Jin. Dora BW. cllalrman mu.n1t7 club. The a...,,... ap ot ot the mtenalnment l"""mtttae. the !Int ~ to place wu under p.....m.ed the b'ophl .. wltlc:ll wen U ,....._ given by the Lido I.ale Oommwilty .JOl:m. Parke placed tint tn the •woct•ttf"', econting to Kanacer mtnt•turw ~tt& which ata.rted in Yardley. tront Of the clubh.QuBe, aalled eut Tom Rutter, Franklin Jtarn.er and around the north end at the and Fuller Peter. are memberm af 1e1uut Ulen NVVHd tbe coune the race committee, which ottlcl-beca~ ot the bridge trom the ated. 1 m•tnl•Jld to the Laland. George Tboee who placed and their O•mbnw wu 99COlld.. Both he point. accumulated In the IU. raoea and Pane an U yean ot age, held th1a summer, eulmlnattng on Wblle Dana Korn., third place Aug. SO, are: ~ , wtnner, 111 only eipt. i.t, John Parke. ~2 point.; 2nd. Tc parllclpated ID the event, George Otamberw, Sii point.; 3rd. which i. to become a n!gul&r tee.-Dan& llorrla, ~ point.; 4th, Rob- blre, and the wblnen were given erta. 31 point.a; 15th Harry Hill, 29 tropb.ie1 _.miler to tboee pwted point.a; 6th, Jim Sc.blauderm.an, 28 ln the FUgbt of the Snowbirda. point.a; 7th, George Pet.en, 23 Newport -Balboa Tourist Bureau All Modes of Travel to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii Round-the-World Trips in the near future. See Mrs. Roy Keene. Ph. 891 JOI Palm Balboa Boon: 10 a. m.. to 8 p. m. point.I; 8th, Bruce Brown, 20 point& Harbor Lions Club Gives $100 Toward Convalescent Home ClilNO, Calit.-A gift ot $100.00 from the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach Uorui club ha.a been received by Casa Colina conv&Iescent home for crippled children, It wu an- nounced today by Mn. Francu Eleanor Smith, uecutive secretary Of the Home. Many cluba throughout the ------------~I Southland obarved the week Aug. 20-27 u Caaa Co\ina Week, llrs. Sm.Jth s&id. Thia la one ot aeveral gift8 ma.de by the Cost& Meaa.- Newport Beach IJoaa to the work tot" crippled children a.t CUa Colin&. CONFERENCE " -"!'*'"'"pp A "conference" ls a group ot ln· dividua.19 who. a.a lndlviduala can do nothing', but a. a rroup can meet and decide that nothing caD be done.-Bomb-Bay Messenger. BURT R. NORTON l1ll ~-.,,. .,,._MIT 1'wwwfW' !'11cll,, OlilU. You'll find no helter place or · ' . "-•to open a savings account than here and now. NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL SAVlNGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 8888 VIA LADD --r TICLll:~HOMll: 1•00 NEWPORT BEACH, f(,.Llf"DRNIA BALBOA CLEAIERS 605 East Central A venue, Balboa 4 -Day Cleaning Service HELP WANTED!! Men Needed NOW for YARDMEN MILLMEN TRUCK DRIVERS l'bi zrmilob9 n..ty cl Cltesce far ~- ...... & ~arrhlgtom Lllmber Co. • ..., m Omit ...... ~w; st ••• ~ DlslsW L '• 0..) --- li&WW I a lil'f •••• 11 U,lMI ~lcanal Battlefront ol 19.112 Now Peaceful R..r e ... City tif Newport S,.ch Receipts ind~ Auauat 1, 1145 to lept.nber 1, 1M5 Total Fund9 per Clerk on Augu.t 1st 1M5 ______ ... _ .. _ .. ,f421,5111.47 RilCEIPl'S: ' . fto U.-,_,. -A-7, lNJ, -Ua!W Sl&W -Ju•"'<I Oil 0.a'•kan•I i9 •pea tbe PMt9o deulftt haft pnd.11cN -.a,. ~ • Uaal leimmoa lllaD4. Now, ILed er.. stria l&Dd L-.&hen:lecb (wpper left) nba and na tllnmelns ai klRfL A. aber& tbDll ...,. 9Wtauatna" and Mthln1 eyoe Uldu &he headlJas ef "11.aardou occapaW and a llartDe machlM-fQllDU (Iowa Wi) panled his 1ladd1es trem Jap lntnu:lom u tbeJ" WMhed In Gudal water&. The breaaWul UopJcal beach 8fftle (alto•e) new prol'ldes a more peaee'IJ 9etthtc for the qaarld of Le&Lberneeb who Jell In the RD. thaD. It did for Marlnea wbe were OD the .me beach three J'e&rl &1'0. At that. Ume, the bbe.b. .... COft .... with dead Japt., ba.U'-barled ln the und (belo•·). The bea.chee an washed d•n now-and Ga.ad&lcanal toda7 Is attar base. far ttmoftd from the llrbUnc froll&. ' Six Boats Meet At Far Harbor; Had Been Here plimem.ted and be went on to say that many ot tboee men a.re com- lng home t.ra.ined to kill witb tbelr bare band.9. He decla.red. that be wu &!raid that a man ao tratned would, tf provoked tnto a rage u he would be it hla daughter "'ere At a tar Paciflc port. elx amall mole•ted by a degenerate, revert naval veueh!I were at anchor atmul-I Into a !Plier that be hu t.ra.lned taneoualy which. an officer on one: to be which mic;it be a sudden, wrote: Judge o. A. Jones ot tbe and ln the writer a oplll1on. ,a jua- Ctty Court. it waa found upon com-ti!lable act Of bom1cide, partng notl!:!; that all had at one The '":riter of the letter went on time or another been in Newport to say that drunken fight.a between Harbor, and all bad been in at the the&e men, a.a c lvill&DB, may no South Coa.st company. longer bP the more or le.88 harm.Jess Wblle the wrlter'a name must braOA·l.a ot the put, whJcb cooatated remain anonymou11, he di.acloeed of harmleM baymakers. The so-I some interesting -and tearful-called 'manly art ot self-def.nae: I fact.a about wblcb civilians might he poi nted out. la completely auper-1 well corutider In po11t-war years. ceded by a mclhod of fighting that However, be was happy to tell is a .scientific combination of every j about celebrating the entry of known melhOd of permanently in- Rusaia Into the war wttb the of-juring or kUILng. It baa been a ficera of those ship8, and their necessary accessory during the recollection of staya at Newport •A:ar. he writes. but unfortunately I Beach. All agrttd that the happiest thll!I \.e on e weapon v.•hich cannot period of their navy career bad be taken av.·ay from the armed been '-''hen they 9.'ett In Newport for-ceii when they a.re demobillzect... j ba.rbor. The officer de:clared be had made Degenerates no definJte pla.na of hia own. but Remarks of the naval officer on a.dmltted he waa ··ea damned Urec1 ·· problem.a facing Americana dealt he didn't feel u though be ever eepecla.lly with degenerates. He: wanted to work again. He hopes aa.ld that he WU atra Id that we lo enter eome kind of bualnea but att in tor &n epidemic ot that hasn't made up bla mlnd jwst sort of t.h.lng unlMS atrtnge.nt where he will tit in. He aa.id be la melhoda are ta.ken to curb It. in the market for a civilian occu- Warni.nga ot the judge were com. patlon alter November of th1a year. Baited Hooks .. ·~ --. 11o ....... ol llanlln9CoD•11 ~ --; ,,-CEOltCt s.BE:NsoN · J. )... S.im:y.~ • ~ TWO YEAJIS aco when 11ational lepbtioa dectin.s' ICboola wu P<Opooecl (8-637) nobod7 who favored the bill ever called. it the ,"federal school control bill" That alone would have defeated it. No alncere friend of. America'• pub- lic llChoola wanta them boued by ~ national rovemment. The thinr waa alwa71 called "'federal .ad to education." That aounded much better. \ 1 . M •• ,,,_~ .............. rt Not many people were fooled. Tbe7 had aeen bait uaed to hide boob before b7 political u well u prM:tical ft1bermen. Althoucb the bill stated, right tn Sectio" OM. that it would be a nice little law tf paued and not help any SQYerument men ITab the achooll and run with them, the platitude waa lsnored b7 our aap: and aea· ooned Senat.. ftlo lo ON THE FLOOR of tbt Coat.rol S •a • t e the "federal aid'' bill underwent !IOlllO cha-. M chanced. DO part of tbo fodval f"1Jdo u.er.m proY!ded nor &D7 part of the local tUDCb thereb,-npplemented conld be med to make or maintain anJ d.1sti:nctJoa betwwo rae.. That'• federal control, beyond = Fedaal control will follow aid u nllbt followa d&T. Tito So-Court of tbt United Stat-,, moot powerftd tri- bunal OD Ann, bu .U,hlllhtd & p-t In fa..,.. of fedonl - trol. ,I& ... ntlotl -tbo - • eraJ rovernment can control that wbic.h it 1ubaidizet. Little, pro-- testing aenUncea in the preamble of new leaialetion ti,ruratively fade awal.o in the light of t.bia Supreme urt rulin&'. \. Grupbt• S 0 M E people ma7 at Po•er want to argue that federal aid to achoola it not federal aubsidy of aehoola • I ma.l!itain that thi8 iii a distinc- tion without a dilference. Once more I am emphasizing that ftnancial aid to Joe.al schools from far-away Wuhington will bring federal control of local school.a in spite of all the protective clauaes ever built out of words. .~ ~ The plan calla for a soo mu .. lion dollar annual outlay of fed .. eral funds, and it'a only a start. Testimony of people who journe7 to W uhlncto• booatinc the Idea i8 ftrJ' clear. It tranalatu the handwritinc on. the waU. The,- upect federal aid to grow rapid· 17 after tbo lint bill io paued. I al.lo th.ink It could crow quick- ly from federal aub&id7 to fecl- eral control I am oppoeed to federal aid therefore for uveral reuoM: (1) It will lead directly to federal contzol of education. (Z) When the national ronmment control.a the local Khoola th• dilldren'• -ta have noih!ni to !1117 about what tatea. pl&ee at IChooL (I) U It happem, popular odoe&\IOD wlll .. ~~ lllepplnc ·-to-ward dletatonlllp. General Fund: F . L. Rinehart, Clet'k, Quit Claim Deeds, Lot 7, Pw. 6, B1k. 2Sll, C. D. 14.. ............ t 284.Sl F . L. Rinehart. Clerk. Quit C1a1m Deed.o. Lot 9, Bl.k.. 436, C. D. H ......................... 224.10 F. L. Rinehart, Clerk, Quit Clalm Deeda. Lot 16, B1k. 227, secuon A. ................ -.. 128.4:1i Harry B. Riley, Controller, Vehicle Ucen.e Fee .............................................................. lf9.05 South Cout. Co., Rent on Dka. °'• ~. 6 and Central Ave. Property ···-······················· l Geo. C. Hiner, Aug. rent on pier ooneeuion So. Callt. Tel. Co., pay •t&Uon on pter._ ..... . 382.llO ll0.00 31.96 Roy&. NelaoD., Aug. and Sept., rent on pr- b&g"e. contract ·········-································ 180.00 Geo. Vanderbilt, Aug. rent on Dk. 2 and garage ········-·············································· 111.00 · Engineer-. Office, pier perm.ii., 220 to 2U incluJrive ···········-······························ ......... 150.00 Greenville Bean Growers A&m., payment on be.an c.rop ···························-·············-·· Travelen ID.8. Co., damage to police car .... U. S. Coa.at Guard, rent on pier at N Street Ufe Gµania, paymeote for lost equipment Old Newport Bean Growers A.an., payment on bean crop ............................................. . McCullah Broe., n!nt on pier con~aaion ..... . R . L. Patterson, Sf"Ner Supt., sew-er con- 2.23 ' 623.19 1.00 lUO 55.29 200.00 nections ...................................................... 295.00 0. A. Joo.ea, Police Judge, flnea collected .... 1.072.00 Planning Commi.ul.o~ hearing for Hubbell 10.00 Karl Holt, damage to street light.a................ 10.00 A. M . Nelaon, lnapector, building permit.a:.... 422.00 A . M . Nelson, Inspector. plumbing permlt.s 303.00 A . M. Nelson, Inspector, electrical permita 73.90 A. M . Nelson, 109peCtor, plastering permit.a: 17.00 A. M. Nelson. Inspector, chimney permits 2.00 A . M . Nelson, lnspec.t.or, tile permit.I........ 1.50 A. M . .Nelson, Inspect.or, 8&.le Of coplel ot zoning ordinance ..................................... . }v. R . Hodgkinson, Ucense Col1ector, buSt- 12.00 neae Ucenaee .............................................. 1.576.50 R. R. Hodgklnaon. Tax Collector, ta.xea and asaesament.s, redemptiona ......................... . R . R Hodgkinaon, Tax Collector, 1915 Act full paid aaseamnent.s ·····-···························· F . L. Rinehart, Aaaemor, unattached personal t.uee ·····························-························-······· Sale ot clty property ··············-····················· ....... . Thoma.a J . Conners, camp CU.todian, re.venue camp grounds ·································-············· Dorothea Wllaon, Ubrarla.n, rent.a and nn.ee .. _. 0 . A. Jone1, Pollc.e Judge, traffic tines ........... . Police Dept., receipta from parking lot. .......... . Property Owner&, sewer payment.a on New- port Heighltl .............. ~ .................................. . R . L. Patterson, Water Supt., revenue water department ·····························-····: ............... . TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS: ' Current expense fund --····-· .. ·························· 33,052.69 Park ···············································-··················· 372.32 Water maintenance fund ...... .. ...... . ......... 5,956.54 Library fund ...................................... .............. 931.7.f Advel'tising fund ·······-··················· ............ 1.049.73 Special fund .... ·-···-···················· ...................... 3,178.66 camp Cund ..... ........................ ............ ............... 687 .88 Unapportioned fund ........................................ .86 Property fund ................................................... 1,983.00 1915 Act. assessment bond redemption fund 90.00 Miscellaneous city bond redemption fund.. 339.85 • • 6.312.02 1,061.15 Hl.72 f .063.9' 5,710.31 2.434.40 173.f2 1,02:1.llO 793.67 M.00 9,•02.67 407,732.67 - • • t7,643.27 Tot.al funds per Clerk,,. ................................. -410,089.40 Outstanding waJTa.nt& ..................... ............ 2,349.84 Total fUn.ds per Treasurer ............................ $412.439.24 WUO'S WHO IN HARBOR DISTRICT FIREPLACE ANO KINDLING WOOD- H. W. Wright. 1784 Npt. Blvd., ea.ta Me.a&. U8ed Lumber, Ph. 1156-J'. GENERAL CONTRACTOR- Gordon B . Flndlay, 3410 Oout Blvd., Ph. 4.12. Plana and Conatructlon. LUMBER COMPAN1£8- eo.ta Mesa Lbr. Co.-"Let u. help you plan your home." Phone 4.1. Bay Di.trtct Lumber Co. Phone 1160. Cout BJshway at ArobeL OFFICE SUPPLIES- Newport Harb;or Puhl"'*'lnl' Co. Pbooe1: 12 -13, Newport Bea& P"INTING- Nnvport Harbor Publt.,lq Co. Pbonem : 12 • 11, Newport Pz1ell REAL ESTATE, INolURANCE & NOTARY PUBLIC-- Lew 11. Wallace. 2202 w. Oattral A.v-.e. PbGDe a. "UB8£A STAMPS- N-i-t Har-pwww.ml Clo. ~: 12 -11, Newport Beacll. Wlth the pumtnc of most ra-The.re &re many timee and clr-IHEIET METAL WORK- Uootnc', money qaJn &uumM it.a cumnancee in ltfe when "Our VW. Plamblnc 6: m..t Ket&1 Worka., eo.t& lle.L Pbone 210, ~~==~~~~~~====~~~~~~~~~===~~l~rlgll~ttlll plac. ot Importance ID the strength la. to alt oUIJ." VARIETY ITOfl~ ·boueewlfe'• pune. -Tryon Edwardo Balboa lldand Tarioty rtor.-6o, lOc, 211e &Dd up. ~ 2111-W. SNOOD ----------'--------::-----------=---==--=-----:-----JES (7 .... of 10 people read N_,,_ (1!e•"'ed Ml.) By Cy lluapsford Ii 1'~ ,.. ... 11116S" IMO"fE ~ ""'t ~SAID s-o I DOROTHY DARNIT (A a:lau"" pro,-.• the leaidenhlp of thr ll:ewA-1'1mes1 Nli'fVR 1.00K Olt ' VA~!<: i!1£ W Liff_ Li KE 1'"~~t ME cl • ~it l#STANTS' By Charles McManus • ' , ., I , • ) I . DWIWWW M'eo& •WWW·"•• ...... Bnr'A; OnM f's 1'11,fa7, l11t1 •• U. lNI ....-. Your Friends & Mirte Pu.uc N0T1c• EVERY IEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED AD IS A·I OPPORTUllT ,Y! lllloo Kary-&aeon, dollll>-ClltllTlFICATS OF aua1N£U1 tor ol Kr&. .JllrpD B. Lor'm-. FICTITIOUS FlllM N1'M& Read Them for Profit • • • Uae Them fM Bemltl . IOOI -llo.7 ..,__t, Bal-bu --+-If 1Qll 4ala't find what 1Qll are 1oot;t1ia for advertiled In t!1b lllUe PbClle Newport Bead! ~or 13andi;ilam1'11111' OIPll adltilrt'••••t ntm1*l lo lllDDIDltCll Collep, THI: tJNDBRSIGNll:D do bonbJ ========t:==~==========:j====::::::::::::;;;;;:=~j;;:::::;;;;;;:;;;;:::;:=::;-;-;;:;~~;:;;~;::==~~;;~~~;:====:; ~ v-. to -· -ur, lbat tboy "" ~ 11or -tor u.. 1a11 tenL u elecU<>-pWJns boo'n-at 290'1 --------+---p N SMPL01'M&NT oww ••to • M.Lll: .._.a.•IOIOua 1t oooa, ~ a niB 11 ~·~·~·~· ~-~~·~n~.,...,==--==...!!" Pf't.""" Mn.~ ll'r7. 18111. ::' ~:i =; ~ = PuaLIC NOTJc uauc OTIC:U w~HOT'l:L IU.lD. --Butane Gas & Eouipment FOR 9~ Cbcter 11p&n1e1 AT 2~ o:;_ KAR Wool-Olntnl annuo, an pareD1a -ot Oliitonm., ..-,. tbe tic-will •-'y to Ille Court tOT &11 NO'TIC& lmL -eeo. ..tfe T&DU. F\ttinp. Bi,!. &Id Low pupplea. llq'. A.K.C Oiamplon ol • -. bom A.us. llO at Baal& t1tlouo firm name ot BA.RBOR otbeT. Mmlnd4d la tbe com-I will not bo .....,..,.n>!• tor &DJ' IDlLP W .t.NTED---Oool< &Id wait-Pruouno rogul&torL Tnller sup-olred. Ph. N. B. 19". 8.,ltp lle&utltul 2 '::...... a.me AD& OommuDlty hooplt&l. Bo PLATING OOMPA.NT and tb&t pl&lnt. dolJta ~ by 1117 wit.. ._ 1C1 Para1oo ~o. 110 Mo-plJea. MAR8BA.U. BUTANE POULD1' a &•Bl5H8 • Sootb ot Highway ~ m P0 ""'"'· """&114 a halt oald firm la oom_.i ot the tol. G1Ye -DIY lwMI &Id -1 Karlba J . Soudor, oft,r tlllo hddlll ptaco Nowpwt Bcoeb. . SERVIClll, 880 Clout BICl>way, PIICRCil: S'11500 ..,,,,_ lowin&' pe-wt>-namoo &Id ot tbo SUperlor 0ou:t of tbe Ooun· .W. Auiua IO, lMO. . . • e&-ttc !5::1.~. Pboa<i Lona' ~ 2SS4I N= Blvd., Onota Meu. Small Home --&I fol-., to-wit: ty of oranp, State ol calltoml&, e&-2tp DlllWll:t R. SOUDllR. ··~· ~-$2000 -------------. R. W . 8JUJJ, -McroddeD Bl., tbla ai.t day ot JulJ, 1'46. CA.RP1CN'1'll:R WANTED -HO 0.-Dally 10 &. m. to 8 p. m. See w ANTED BY Bula Ana, calltonilL B. J . BM?rB. C:AllO OF TH1'NKS Clout lflllnr&J, Newport -WANTll:D TO 911'1' n Plenty Rabblt.o, O>icl<eaa, Hma. w. J. HOLCOMB PRIVATE PARTY 1!'. B. 8TILLINOS. 218 Dablla County Cieri< &Id Cler1< ot lb• 1n appreciation ot tbo wwc1a Of SlMb: Wiu. PA.T CA.au tor :rour rur-89.ttc llll7 ~ Hlgbfty • N rt B•cb calltonda. ......_~ ot ·~---•-ot sympathy -· d by tbe b1endo nlbln or what ban 7"'L PIMme •·• ~--~"'i:r i:ldl' tbla lOlll day =~· .;;;; ;.;;-tbe Of Hamor B. (-) OlloWoll In Bl!LP W.AJITED-Touq .._.,. Nwpt. 2000. 0. R. Crawlef, Tbe llnlllAL .&10f0171'f~ a "Where~~;. ~11.c Bay or Ocean Front Home in Balboa area. Reasonably Priced for All Cash. ot Septem-. lf46. Oounty ot ~ our be _ _,,_t. lo -bf the hour In 'fl"I -l"ood Butot J.812 N...._t ~&YI MADE WHILE YOU WAIT f-----:--=,...;;._.,;,,, ___ _ a. w. SJUJ•, B.Y A. i. m'IUfoocx. Deputy. w. T. Obowoll. 1406 -11ay J'ront. Balboa Blvd., Onota ii-. , e..tta voeor .. 100 Mala St. Balboa &Id 2 Houses F . B. 8TILLING8. (Beol Superior Court H-.i Obowell and tunlly, !e!u111 -I< D' YOU ....... to aell ·your old IOI Karine A.n., Balboa Toland Near Bay,~ lot ?0"'71. STATE OF,CA.Lll!'ORNIA l <lr&n&'e Ooullty) J-e Gllleople &Id l'am!I¥. WANTllO-W-Dtobwub. plono -UL We pay ~ 22-tfe $13,500 COUNTY OF ORA.NGB l a Pu!>: Sep 11 lo Nov 20, lf45 (Tueol ·-01Jlllll 1t era. Bay Shon ~.. ITtb and .-price. 30 y ... In a._ ON THIS lOlll day ol Septem-. Clout mpway, N"'J>Orl.-Un· count1. IJo.ns.8cAm14t Plona Co., Write tun part1cu1an A. D., lf45, bltore me Tom W. CEllTIFICAT£ OF BU91NUS: GJ:NmlAL OONTR.ACTDl'G, -• -N-KanapmonL M-tlc 520 N. Mein, ll&nt& Ana. ct-tta Carpenters Anilable for con...i mtln""'°""' &Id npalr Bay Front Lot 1!!l B&yo Tract P. o. Boz 1834 Reacleroon a Notary Pu8.~ ln~~ FICTITIOU9 FIRM NAME ~~~ ~~~See trnnllN -.-~--RB--W--.--==--N-----: -~-J"O& •••-tt for &&Id Oounty Mid -~· • ,_.,.,~ __ ,an.. -· J~uv ~·--""•"' ... •w-u•w--._ ___ 11&n __ ta_A_aa. __ Callf __ . __ _, lllC' there.In duly eom.m.luloned and THE UNf>ERSIONED dou he~ port Be•cb Pb. 14.88-K. t.1-U'c BWll. Grammar llCbool. Apply ln FOR SA.LE-1..&r'g'e llidney'"'8bape IW'Orn, penonally appeared R. W · by certlty that they an conduct:tq penon.. 87 Ate moha.lr davenport, alao allpcover. I --..,-----::-:----:---'2--tt_c O. Z. ROBEllTllON cau Newport 83 $11,000 a W. L. Jordan ------------.I SHILL aDci F. B. STlLLINGB "1&lllna'. plutlo water<Tatt &Id R 0 0 F S WINDOW WA..BHER wanted for Good c:ond. I'll. N. B. 10'7W. 1130 Wash' M hin BLOTTERS " known to me to be tbe penolMI mJocellanoou.omtrlrutequlpmentat Applied or Re~ 2..t«y-&boutSOwjJ>dowa. EutCentral, Balboa. S&-2tc Ing ac es " wbooe aemes are eubocrlbed to tbe 70S IC. Contr&l Ave., Balboa. Callt-1"rM IW!mo• .. A InspecUon Pl>aae Newport J.SU.J. ~te ------------Repaired 700 Eut Omtr&l. Balboa I'll .... 1118 6&-2tc -~lie ----IM lllilw for - -.,,_.. ... -.. - --ACRI t• •UCM A !U1M~ within Inatrument, and acknewl· fornta under the ncut.1.0U1 tlrm W. J. Benbow, 3602 lf.&n:u8 A••· FOR S~Two hl.2 revef'l'ible Part. F.Or All Mak.ea edged to me that they executed name ' Of PLAB'nC WATER..-Pbone Npt 101.J.-J. 36-ttc HELP w ANTED -Hou.lleeper druuett ruga with pada. $30.00 Pick up and Dell.very. tbe eame. CRAJIT 00., and lbat &&Id tlnn la F. B. DAVIDSON'S f ... tun tlme. Uv• '"1t. Steady complete. 3<-09 Finley Ave., New· SCRULER'S IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I com-ot tbe following poroone employment. cau Newport Bell. port Bet<h. Good oond. 6&-2tc Wuhlng ?ol&chlne Sbop have hereunto eet my hand Mid at-who. aemes and &ddre .... are u CABINET SHOP 1229. 6&-2tp BOA-llUPPUU 11 1761 Newport Blvd. Coot& Kou fixed m.y otf1cial ae&l the day and foUoww, to-wlt: C&l>lnet WMk. OC Doon &ad dr&w. ...~ PboDe 22:Sa ~ttc year in lb.iii certittcate ttrat above Rtch&rd. w_ Othmer, 312 Alva--en, Patio FUrnttun, etc. Oor. HELP W..<:NTEl>-Hou.ahold u-FOR SALE-Star -.O.boat. Kt.Wt ------~--=-::---::-wrl~n. redo Place, Balboa. eautornl&: w11aut &Id Weotmlnster, c-. alottnt tor 19 day, by Kay FlDCh. ..u ltnmedl&tely. Inquire 211 "More For Your Monev" TOM W . HENDERSON. Geo. B. Welem , 316 lt. Oc-.n Front, Kea. P'bolle 176.S-W. 68...Stc Phone 698-J or 2369· 344 Buel Agate, Balboa Ialand. 68-Ztc We have just tmtalled 3 new fao- Notary Public In and For Ba.Jbo&. Callt>ml&. Drive., O>ron..a del Mar. 69-tfc tory method Retrud molde which SaJd c.oui:tl-Y and State. Wltnua my band thla Sut day ELECTRIC A: ACCETYLl:NE w ANTED -~ journeymen Paint. FOR SALE-Cabin. crul.ler, &leept give a deeper tread tha.n new (My Qommtulon Explree Ma.rch 7, of August. 1946. WELDING ers. ?dUlt be neat. Top wages. five. Fine coDdJUon, $6500. Phone tirte, meaning more mlleage. 1949.l RICHARD W. OTHMER. FOSTER A: SONS Johllny'a Pa!nten & Decoratore. Newport 2211. 68-4:tc Leave tirea ln the morning and Pub.-Sept. 11, 18, 2.5 ; Oct. 2, 194::5. GEO. e. WEISS. 920 Cout Highway Phone IAcun& Be&ch 3314. FOR SALE-16--tt.. Sailboat, .A.-1 have them recapped or repaired State of CtJ.lfom.la., ) Newport Beach 69-8tc e&-tfc condition, with new aa.1111. Phone by evening or we ptek. up your CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS: County of Orange ) •· l:i73-J. 88-2tp car an.d deUvu same day. Free Corona de! Mar A Real Bargain In new attractive home. tTntu.mlahed. O>rner lot. Beautttul pl&ntlnp. 2 bedroom.I. Patio. $6500 Terms Poeeeulon at cloee of E8crow. Lot on Lido Isle ExceJlent loc&Uoo. ~ Ft. $3000 cash Gertrude Waldron Ph..,. 2M-W 8&-2tc F ICTITIOUS FIRM NAME On this Sl11t day at Augu•t. A.O., PAINTING OONTIL&.Ol'OB WANTED -C&pable pereon for 1----.,-.,,,.--,.,-.,-7"".-c:--:---:--:-loaners 1f dealred. Money back I n .. , ·~ore -• John E. Sad.lelr a p . , D . mother's helper, aid with cook-FOR SALE-Model 442 Gray Ma-A.. ... _ ... tee La your uaurance. __ A_T_NE_WPO __ R_T_B_E_A_CH..,--~v ~· -a1ntJng -ecorat1na 0n th at •· h 1n •--THE UNDERSIGNED does here-Notary Public U:t. and for the said ,.. 1ng. e mon ....,.ac · go -rlne motor, $250.00. R. S . Dorrla. Grade A Truck Rubber Lot l00xl27, all fenced &nd 2 by certify that he ls conducting a county and 'tate, residing therein-Root Repair a: Pa.LnUnc land if permanent. Salary $l25· 391 S. Berkley, Pasadena. Phone Now Avallablc. abed.a. Price Sl600. boat and wood-working business at duly commJutoned and BWorn, per-Sympson & Nollar Phone Npt. 1697-M. 69-2tP Sycamore 2-6604. 68-2tp Costa Meaa Tire & Retread Shop w. J. HOLCOMB 611 Cout Highway, City of Ne-w-ao .... n.... apn.ared Rlchard W . Pb. Nwpt. l2l7-W 5u 3Sth St. ----------t--t our 'new addrea1 1•17 ~-d ~•-ay ..,_.._., r-l 2-ttc \\'ANTED-Young woman or o · FOR SALE--21-ft. saUboat, $350. 81 d v ~· •"'6u" port Beacb, County of Orange. Othmer and Geo B. Wetas known flee work with an understanding 120 Abalone avenue, Balboa. I• 1760 Newport v · Corona del Mar. State of cautomia. under the flc-to me to be the per90n9 \li•bose mCYCLES _Sold, reeled or re-of light bookkee-plog. Permanent land. 3.3-tfe Tel N . B . 2M2 M-tfc "Wbere the Fi.aga F1y" 69-2tc Utiou.s firm name of DOUGLAS names a.re subecribed to the w1tbln pa1red.. Vogel'a. 100 Ma.to St., po91tion "A1th local flrm.. Good -------::-----FOB BENT &l BOAT &: CANOE COMPANY and Instrument, and acknowledged to Balboa and 208 Ma.rlne Avenue, salary. Box 1, c /o Nev.·s-Tlmes. Drv Boat Storage -------,-,----,- that sa.id firm i.s composed of the rne that they executed tbt aame. Balboa l&land. 22.tfc 69--4tc ~OSTER &: SONS FOR RENT-Fu.ml.shed 1 bedrm. following pel'90na, whoee names IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I 920 Coa.st Highway house, $50.00, to middle-aged and addressee are as follows, to-have hereunto !et my band a.nd TRANSPORTATION II HELP WANTED-Women to do Newport Beach S918tc couple, no children. References wtt: affixed my official seal tbe day ::.::=...:::.....:::...:.....~----,---,.-general hotel and apartment ------,----,,--.,---,-,-required. From Oct. 1 to May 1. ROGER s. WATSON, 123 The and year lD this Ctrtlflcate first WANTED -Transportation to housework. Wagea and apart-FOR SALE-24-ft. cabln Cruiser, Write Ma.e Miller, 4363 No. Carrie V. Dudley Real Estate Broker 103 E. 181.h SL, Costa M- Pbone Newport 1100 Grand Canal, Balboa [sland, New-above written. SA.AAB daily, houra B-5. M.Laa ment turni9hed. The Pa1 isade9 . 445 Gray Ma.rtne Motor, $1500. Lowell Ave., Los Angeles (32), 4: port Beach, Callforrua. JOHN E . SADLEIR. Pearl Knox, 307 PopRY Ave., Corona de! Mar. Phone l<fS6. 309 Edgewater, Balboa. Phone or call Capitol 1-3279. 69-2te WITNESS my hand this 10th day Notary Public ln and for said Corona del M.a.r, art.er 6 P· m. 69-tfe 1892. 64--tfe ------------:-:: Splendid Location CLOSE' IN 2 bedroom home, 2 lot.a. $7000. • I ..... K liliPlNQ BOUSE, ll•ltolnc -.... of tbo ramq_~ 1lfOUd l'MJi9e tllid • ii I 8F stria --tbo Gll'7 ---.. -... n.uc1'o -nN<I ' :A ..... ·-· •• ----~ulwdudliaft ja1ft u -Hood .. ._, just u -._ .... Upooto -SoC Jlo&•'flnd. ~·--I-mod Al.KA-SELTZER ----- 61-ttc -------.--=---:-::---------------w·-ro---u of September, 1945. <SEAL) County and State. ------------,-FIRM dealing Lo Pre-Cut and Pre-COMPLETELY rebuilt Chev. en-l "==~=··:::=~:':-':..:;,,,;:~::0--=•:;--.,,-=::;:::= ROGERS. \VATSON. fMy CommLsalon expires May 31, BEA.LTD AIDS IO ""'-bricat-"' housing ta eatablLsb-&I d 00 1 32 ll CIVILIAN couple with 2 children STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) 194.8.) ===::..::=:=...------in'"g ••• ~g-·cy la the Newport gtne; so For m e -vo want to rent or lease a 2-bedrm. 9 s· k s ]' ....... .... b&tterlea and genera.tors. Bay 66 COUNTY OF ORANGE ) sa. Pub.-Se.pt. 11, 18. 25 ; Oct. 2, 1 4:i IC room upp11es Harbor area. \Vant represent.a-Electric, 1770 Newport Blvd., house. Ph. N. B. 413-R. -4tp ON THIS 10th day of s~ptember, BED PANS and trc. tlve who can furnleb best refer· Coeta Mesa. Phone N. B. 1726. WANT TO LEASE-Two bedroom A. D., 1945, before me Tom w . NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL Newport Pharmac~ ences and be able to finance aelt'. 66 ... to. ol Hendereon a Notary Public ln and PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE ni•~ ~e year round. Part owner -"" No lnveetment in comp&ny re-1--,..,..,=---=--:--:-:--:-=:-,.--:~ Jl Para.iao C&fe, 110 McFadden tor said County and State, re.siding No. 246331 quired. We are now dellverlng. BOATS-Bot. SoJd and T'l94ld Place.. Phone 1360-W. 57-tfe therein duly commluioned and 1 th S ~ cou-of the State LOST • ~ FOUND ft ... _ _. __ .... .....__ --.a ---d Ro n e upenOt' '~ ft.j."'l&.f' Preferenc~ gtve.n ex-service men. -.azlUOll' ......_.._ -• --sworn, per90nally appeare ger of Caillfoml•, In •nd fOf' the 1:LO::.::.S::.T::_:=..N::. .. _r.:_:,Chrlatloo--.,.,-,-&D..,-,a-:;H,-u-:-t-or Write complete details Box M , MARIN1' SA.t.VAQE ~ S. Wai.on known to me lo be the county of LOI Anogelc. c/o Newa-Ttmes. 69-4.tc )O'O. 00. peraon whose n.a.m.e La subscribed Ba1boa Wand, gray Swagger lS090 W. Oel\t,.i Aw. AL ~W. to the wilhlD Instrument, a.nd In the Matter of the Estate of coat. Reward. Pb. N. B. = SALE lllSCELL&NEOUS SO Ntwport B•cb, <All:t. acknowledged to me that be exe-LOUlSE ESPOLT, De-ce&eed. No. -=~~..,..--,---,--::----1---------,,..,--.,--..,..,"" ._.,_ 2 BEDROOM bouae with option to buy at Corona d'I Mar, ftnilly of ~ adult.a. Mre. H. Condon, 2237 Loma Vlata, Paaadena. 7, Call!, Pb. Sycamore •3969. 69-2tp cuted the same. tlce l• hereby given that the under-LOST-Black male cocker, 8 moa FOR SALE -Paddleboa.rd, Sl2. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I aigaed will eell at private +&le, to old. Uber&! reward. NoWy N. B. Pllone N. B. 2188-R. 6&-ltc EVERYTHJNG TWO-BEDROOM ROUSE, Harbor $2500 down BEST BUILDING SITE on Orange A VeDUe. 2 lot. . $1250 . -- NICE LOCATION, 50 x 11~. $650 building lot COKE BY THE OFFICE or call your lll'tlng ln and we will come right out and look your prop- erty .aver and give it our careful attention. 'lbankl. .,, have hen:unto eel my band a.nd at-the b.lgheat a.nd beat bidder, iubject 1836. 1417 E. Bay Front. Balboa. FOR SALE--Paddleboard ln good --dlatrict, Corona del Kar prefer~ fixed my otftcl&l aeal the day and to cooflrmaUon of •a.Id Superior 86-4tp cond., $15. See Mre. Reed, 302 ELEOTBJ.CAL red. by 3 adulta, no children, no Carrie V. Dudley year ln uu. certlttcate tlrot above Court, on o r att.,. the 27th day ol LOST-Brown l•tb•r billfold, vi-__ E_._= __ tra1 __ A_v_•_·· _Ba1_00._._,,,6_e-_:1tc_ ""'-Hokin L Gal•an pete, quiet a.nd permaneaL Write Real Estate Broker written. September, 1~. at the ort1cea at ~ °' ,.. Box 362, Corona del Mar. 69-4.tp l03 E . 18tll st., eo.ta Kea • TOM W HENDERSON G clnity poet office, Corona. del FOR o .. " '""' Black rtdillg boot. . . Edward J. Gutndo. IM N. ""n· Mar. Cont&lat car papen. -~ . ICleotrio&I Contnct"8 WA.NT TO RENT-FUrnlahed apL Phone 1100 . ' Notary Public In a.nd For le.at Avenue, Whittler, County of good condition. a bout .size 7. $10. 1000 ODMt Blcbwa7 or houae. 2 or 3 bedrooma. Per-SS..ltc SaJ.d County and St&te. LI» Ange.lee State of Callfomia. ~a.r2.°8~ aie~eaf, ~": Phone N. B. 2009-W. 89-2tc PboDe 1814 rr-ttc manent or for winter. WW pe.y (My Commlaaion Expiree Karch 7, all tbe rlgh~ title and lntel"Mt of --------------------.,---,--1-------------6 ---·t In -~·•ft••. _......, •--... UN<Jlll:S & AfW&AQ& II 1HI) -FOR u,r,• Slnger elect.rte ..,... --~...... ~·-_. .. ggw · aid dec•aeed at tbe Ume of d .. tb LOST-Frld&y nltrht &t Udo Tbea. ~ mu•lae. ll:lo:elleat condition, Plywood Boats 1treet. Pllone 1027·R. 61-2tp ~n S~ac. raac• 2 u ml. Pub.--Sept. 11, 18. 211 : Oct. 2, 1~. a.nd all tbe ri.bt, Utlo Mid Interest tro, IDJ&il black &ad wblte Panda •••.oo. 21 h·y •·•··• e&-2tp •~ ~ n •· ot -•o d-·~ bu -~ -For ~ °' motor. 11-lO.U and ~ • p • y one year'• rent In ad· from ocean In i.cuna Canyon. tb&tthe .. t&w -~~ -r. cau Joaa Nunan, 28 .. J . -----------~ ~~ ~ No. 432H ALIAS IUMMON9 I• tho ... _ Court of tho - of CaltfOnlla In aM F'CM" UM County ot Orange (Actlco brou011. In lb• Superior Court of Ille Oounty ol Oranp. ..... Compl&lnt tlled In tbe ornc. ol tbe Clerk ot tbo Buportor Court ot aid OoulltJ.) &equlred by operaUon Of law or 208 a&tb SL, Newport BMch FOR SA.Liil -Botpolhl llectrl4 U to«. vance. Want 2 or S-bedrm. hOUH, 10.rm home, 2 ,,-_.._ otherwtM, other than or ln ad-89-ltp f'Ul'e with au.tom•ttc ovett COD• ail bl N ' furn1ahed or untumilbed. No all turniahed. L&rp ptiddock d!Uon to lbat ot &&Id decetMCI. at -=-==-:,.....:-"";;",.....==""D.== trot. deep.well c:ool<er and a ....... Av a e ow. mnoll:IDJ ;;ir drll>ldn(. Pb. N. B. &lid bU'zL Ideal locatlno Good tbo tlme ot death. In &Id to an the LOST-On Bo. Bey Front. 8&100. face unite. $80. uo Buel Drive, $49.50 Up not-w. Motta Inc-...... lntormetloD -.. certain ,.ai property attuate In tbe Laland. Sunday ntpt, lllDAll ra. O>r<>ne cl<I Mar. -te Boz "B" Clo N.,...n-~-ot La Ba-. Oounty ot Or-Terrier, female, tbcut H yoan A.Joo -' our paddleboo.rdo and WANTED TO RENT-Nani of. .,~ . •• e&-ttd ~., old. AN. to "Pecu:· "'-no-PHONOGRAPH FOR 8 A. L It-the Watoon S&lllnC D!npy. flcer'o wtte and boby urpntly ------------~ ...... 8t&tl ol Callfornla. partlcu· ...... -· w •21< A»tomotl< """'"11 -·-~-. In w-~ w~--.......... 811 -·· -·--·-.. Jarly clucrlbed u tou--, to-wit: _, N . B. ·~ · --~ ~· -..-. DMd ID>&ll tumlaW aputment. -·~ --~ .. Late '6, 2"1 &ad 28 <-opt. L08T ~-" wb1•· .:;+• ··• COOd condition. Aloo pl&Do tor Cout Blelnray, Newport B11cb or houae. Pllone N. B. 1782,R. WA.NT 1 or 2 ACRJ!:B In c..t& ~ --ale cho&p. c A. Mll1o, nill Pbone 801. e&-tta ~ tn• thenfl<XD tbe l::uterly T.5 .._,_.._._ _._,_,,_ .-DOM.. ---,. M'taa wtth bouae. PboDt 8anta • ~ a.•-...,.... Ag'&te, Balboa Jal1nd P1L 231-ll. toet ot &&Id Lat 28 &I panted uo.oo nwant OoutUne Motel, ·--· , SS-2tp FOR SALE WANTED TO RENT-a -A.na '226. 8._2tc to the Clty ot La Hobn), ot eeoo Clout mw.,. Pb. 1'°8-W. BOATS . -wltb aptlon lo bu7, 8 -W.ANl'll»-V&C&Dt lot, Newport GRDTlTB COMPANY, a caD· Tract No. W . u per Kap ,._ e&-llo Headqu&rten for nmt In adnnce. PNter ~ -Balboa tor cull. • •~ Boz ~-"-'Pl&--coTded In Book H . Pap <6 of Du Th 0 ·1 H te Sru'pe • -$225 ~---~ fOl'Dla -· .... -~. '"· 0-erm I ea rs -• Iolond ~ 11'41 N . ·-''B·l" Nowa·Tlmet. _.., NEWPORT on. • REFINING Miooe11&Deoua Mape, recorda ol ll:MPIA>1'M&NT WAlllM» • Immediate o.u-r,. Snipe _ • $300 BollT"ood ta, eour., or .,.ii ----------- 00., a Callfornl& Oo<por&tlon, et al, &&Id 0,..... COUnty. WA.NTll:I>--.,._,..,_ at bome, -SANTA. ANA FURNrn1JUl: 00. $SOO Gnnlte uu,, l'l·lta --TO l.O•• M DetendtDL Termo ot oale c:aah In 1&....rui .,r-. 428 Weet •lb St., B&nta Ana 19-ft. Sloop THI!: PIX>PU!: OF THI: STA.TE money ot the United 9tateo on COil· D&bl1t BL, 0oron& clel Kar. Ph. Tboo. R. W111lamo Pb. 9_ A.. 922 DOCTOR and tamny, ta1<1ng up LO.um TO MJIU>, ..,,., I -. or ~ SEND GREET-ttrmation of eale, or pa.rt CUb and Newport «~K. 68-ztc 6Mtc Built by Tom Dittmar permanent recld.tnee tn UU. com-mod• 'w w ,.n ttr INGS TO: NEWPORT on. It balance evidenced by note .ecured SITUAnON WANTED -Youn.& -----,=,--~,..,,..---ALL IN GOOD CONDrrION munlty del1re8 houa for rent. Xwwpott ~ rsc , 8lwlnp R.l:F'INlNG co .. & California Oor-by KOl"tpp or 'I"ndt Deed. on the cl.w&.D. couple. Perma:lmt. Want &AFETY AT &EA No mnoldng, driD.ltlnl" or city M4 Lema A w sd "r poostlcn, EVA. JOHNSON DeKAT, properly.., llOld. Ten per c~t of permazumt or lemJ>OrVY employ· Upt wt. BA.UIA. Ll1"l!l JU>ATB VILLA. MARINA weolc....,,d gueot& Pbone N. B. -'9la ~ TT~ 1llOO u E:ucutriz ot the ~ WUI of amount bid to be depoclted wltb met tocotber Prefer outeidt .,. 5 mu cai-tty PIMme 1800 8? ""'"' 1082. 66-ttc .._.. a ti • Loula F. DeKay, oec.ued; JOHN bid. ...,,i.ootelde ~ P. 0 . Boz "14 '-ft. by S rt. NayY opecla1, '311.00 APAll'nll:NTll a BOUlllB 41 A. T1!lRKE8. VR.UfCIB C De-Bids a< often to bo In -tlntr NowportBeadl. 68-ltp WATSON WOODCRAJIT SBOPSf--=.....,:-----""'.'""-:--:---FORSA.LE-lf41Pontltc88ed&a. KAT. UNION NATIONAL BANK &ad will bo 1"11C:t'1..0 at the ator.-1 ~~~~!!~~!!!!!!!~:::2! 811 Clout Jll&tlway ~TS-i!:r:~ ~~A.'; WA.NTJm _ Flunlahecl -or Ori&'-rubber, radio, heater. E1L OP" PASADENA..,. Ttuatee under uJd otnce at any Um• after the I ~~ oww••c•• • Pb. Newport Besch eo1 ~ER,~ UW', u"onel publi· apartment far 3 adult.. No pet., eond. Pb.one N . B. 816 69--ltp tbe ~ ~ ot 9Upl>en 8. Wold. llnt pubUcatJon h<U''IOf Mid before FOUNTAIN GIRL 815-'3te -"-deTOt.ecl -•m""-"' to belt ot nterencea. WU1 leue. FOR BA.LE-193' Plymouth coupe. ~Um. known aa S. 8 . Wold, d&tAI at-., -....uM, _._.,_,, Bo.I: .,H', C/O Newa.nm.. Dec»ooo:! Detend&nte. Dated tbla 5tb day ot ~. CJunc1enoa Drutr Oo. Just Arrived buylq' &Id .,.11ns bo&t.o, )'M:ht.o, EIL coad. Good Una, $300. I'll. You~ dlroc:t.ed lo appur In an lf46. BalOO. ~tc 1'\wh He&rln&' A.Id aDci equl_.t. Ioouod twice e&-ttc N. B . 102-M. 6&-2tc -brougllt ~ yuu by tba ORVILLE G. ESPOLT. BATTERIES mcnthly. P,OO per,...... We will llOOH a llOAllD "''FO=R::-:S:cAc:lc:Jf!:----::T;-ell::-.,,.--coac-7h""'.-C--a-. .. ..,., pl+lntlft In the Super-Eucutor ot tbo WlU ot oald Gun-Drutr Clo. bill you. Boat '!'fader, Grand houM car. A.·1 cond. Below cell· lo< Court ot U.. State ot Callform&. deoeaoed. T E L E p H 0 N E 117 Mala St. Ph. 5UI Rapldt. Mich. 611-atc ROOK AND BOA.RD to couple, ex-Ing. EL Re4 en-. 17tb A 8&nta In Mid tor the Oounty ot Oraap, il:DW ARD J . GUIRA.DO. 90-ttc lltJlllQAL a Ul>IO 14 c:haa&'• tor wife'+ ~ In Ana A.ve., c-. Mua. Rear ot &Id to_,,.. tbe complaint u-. 158 N . a.-.teat A.... OPERA TORS -----------. =•d. 1821 Eut ~tp Bemce 9t&tlol1. ~2tp 1n wttbln""' dt1" attu tbe oerrice Whltuer, eautorn1&, Unealled For Suits R•DTO RJCPAIRll-411 ma"-: ~ on you of tbla onmmon•. It ..,..eel Attorney tor Executor. NEEDED IOO .....,., ...ite, N.95 up. Top taboo, etc. -.,. -1-----------::-FOR BALE-llodel T coupe, t&1r within the Cowt.ty at Orange, °" C"-12412 and ra1J1 cc.tL Watcbee, ward-PIL Silt. Bmt Norton. llll nar. ml'ATC &'I condl~ good patnt. Neede wltbln thirty dt1" It -w.. Puh.-Sept. 11. 13. 18, It, 16. 1f46. robe tnmb, C.-eo*'Do, %20 Clout BpJ. Nowpo<t B•m minor repaln. SSO. Edwin Lod· bere d -· are notttled tbat Good Pay While Leaming W . ~-• --Bue' 8-ttc l·lta Llln'INGS wanted Beedl Ill"" wig, 313 95tb St., Newport Bch. " • an ,_ J.lN5 --pertleo and -Ula B. lli>-6._2tp Wlleu J'OU IN> appe.t.r and ..,,._. and Regular In~ WS BAYS ..... UMC1 -tor ----,Jlo--UcoBT=-=IUDCll:I===v=J:D=---Farrm, wllh 10<k Repn. 1111>-12 ------~----- u &bo're requlnd. tbe plaintiff will TfDE TABLES -S125. nas, ,_ up. .,,... N-1"" xoc1e1 N. Main st.. Santa Ana. Pb. s. FOR SA.Lll:--Or take ch•per car t&lte juclp>ent tor eay money or aEl'TE••ts:ll Jobi a.allable In many snJldo -up. Telma. -Record Chanllers A. 0912. 51-Uc u j!&rt paymenL 1113'7 Hudton m.mac-d.....,ded In lb• Qom.. mp ._ 1lld> '-otl>er Boutllun cautOl'Dla tor ....... ao ,..... ... 0...,.. R.4DtO Terr. 8edtn. COOd motor, tlNe •~~;;;;~~;;,i;;;;~;,:;;~~~~p~•a~ln~t.~u;;.artolng~~~·~pc~m~~c~<>~•l:ract~~·~ori w. u 1:2'1 6 :14 1m 1:s1 c!Uea. -· oane..&:hmldt Plano co.. s.a.11. New &Id paint. 14?6.00. Pvldng lot s.' 1.4 u u = N. Mein, -AnL - 116 Jl.&rlne, Balboa ~ ... .., 3-Bedroom Homes """ I9tl> st.. Kn. 8el1on. Tl!.. 13 a:02 l :M 1 :~1 10:11 Southern California 66-atp WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD 811 Coast Higlnrq 101 ' n._ Newpuri 1118 iii • l'lrMb ...... Jlmt ....... s a ' • · s.1 i.a '-' u Co Pajamas -Nhrhtgowns oooa. <lAft • l'nlJ • Flower sL &Id santa A.na ....... lllUBr sru. CAJl,-8b*, Champ. S:OI 11 '44 Telephone mpany • .&.n -ll<>otlJ' Tor -· c..t.a M.-'°· .-u,. motor ,1,..1 con· ... 1.l 1!'. H • I dftkl:l. Prlftte party. Dcm't c&D! ~ -.AR>IJ' Yardage Materiala D 0 G L 0 ST Hardwood t1oon-'roe b111i A.oJctor-. Dure 11otw-bra. 8. 16 ?:Ill 9 :<6 u '·' 4:51 _ 100Eut1111.1.-. Tile "'111-Doublt prap I Lm. lo G p.m. aiu.en- U 111"-Auto Batteries . Black male Cocker.· *''°° --. per mon11a a-.. 1001 w. 0ontn1 ,1,...., ~:•1 12:67 ,. 18 -a. -ae.M • License No. 22 -:;: :::::, ;:':' ::_-~ e&.2tp I ~. 1~ p J;;;ua Oil Am.. to ... ._ "Stuff7." Ra!~ P. Maskey n•nna u I u u llU": ~ -~ _ llOc lf0~d call~:_~~· ~ etrd. ll'Olt IW&-1foaoo Tnk, u.tt.. -n-ncleome ~ Newport Pre'\ CAllfcada 1 i'OCMDJ', 11e1pa toar.. ..,. IOOd -WUISRK .l.UTO lm'1'LY l&-lte ~z -.. -Quo • -~-..-..... -pc 0,lkwJICML ... I 8'&. 18 T:llO 1Z:GI u &.1 K. 17 l :OS l :tt 4.1 Q.J Ta. 18 a:n 1:5'1 u _., Olnr .,., ... '11191 ................ '-' ...... , ... ,.._ .... ' BALBOA TB l:A T EK Bo.I. omce .-; a& l:IO p. a LM& eomp'ete Uowtac of • -........... J'rocnUu -ai aiao ,.. DL Tl-. . Wed. "COUNTER·ATl'ACK•• and "TWO O'CLOCK COUBAGE" Tbun. • Frt. -SaL "'BRING ON THE GIJU.8,. and "TO THE SHORES OF IWO SIMA .. Su.o. -Mon. .. SI GN OF THE CROSS" Tues. -Wed. -Next Week "ESCAPE IN THE DESEBT" and "EVE. K.."l'EW HER APPLES" Thun..-Fri.-Sat. -Next week .. A. ROYAL SCA..,'DAL" Comtnc' "E>poriment hrtl· om", US&lty O'Ronrke", unarlr: W alen", .. Med.al ror Benny'', UJl!nehanted. Cott&ce", "'MW'del', Be Says". -h7 v~ ._. __ Mesa WCTU Meets Friday The Costa Mesa WCI"U will meet Friday, Sept. 14 at the home of Miao Lydia Co.n&nt, ro6 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach at 10 L m. with a covered d1ah luncheon aerv- ed at 12:30 p. m. Lemon tree• grow at an altitude ot 4,000 feet ln India. Tbe Home Economic Section the Costa Mesa Grange met laet week 'With Mn. May Talbott, Tua- Un avenue. with membtta aewtng for the bazaar whlcb they are to hold ln October . Tb08C preeent were the Meti- damea Allee Mubirui, Isabelle Bou- dreau, Joanne Cook, Mlna· Mitchell. Katherine Wager, Alice Kyle, MB& CHABLE8 MAllFFY, tbe former Miu lla.t.OOrlne Ivenon of Flora Eldredge and the ho.tea. eo.ta MM&, wbOM weddlnc ln H ollywood wu an event of Friday Next hoatesa for the aecUon will even.ln.c". The ma.rrt.ace lnterropted a promlslnc motion pkture be Mra. Mae Swearlngen, 1767 Or-career, for u ''Trina Lowe", ber .lavaneee name, Mn. Matetty baa been W>der contract to MOM for nearly a year. a.nge avecue, on Sept. 17 and the • (Photo by Bernard ot Hollywood), regular meeting or the Grange will --------------------------- Leaders of Mesa War Chest Drive Chosen by Grauel Appointed u chairman for the 194~ War Chest campaign for Coats. Mesa., Harold K . Grauel hu announced hla committees with Bet. and ~. Robert Brown, 3912 River Avenue, are parent. ot & daughter, born SePt. 4 at Banta Ana Community boepltal She weighed six pounm., tlve and & halt ouncee. Drive· Carefully-Spare a LUe.. White House Cafe Phone 3182 Lagnna Beach, Callf. HALLMARK CHRISTMAS CARDS Complete. beautiful lines. Personalized and General. Make your selection now. . Many new and mod- em gift items .... Costume shell and Indian jewelry. Newport Souvenir and Gift Shop Mr. &nd M n. Forrest B. Owen 210! OcM.n. Front '4Tbe Store of • Million Arllclea" JOTI be-ThUl'llday Of tbla week. Boo9ter night ls scheduled for Sept. 29 when guesta who may be prospec- tive mcmberai are -1<.ed to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter P . Stieve Honored at Reception at Kinsfather Home • Clttf Uonb&rger cha.lrm.an ot the I i~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ homes committee and tor the bu.at- ne88 men. James Kllpatrlck. Wil- liam Lord, Charles TeWlnkle and Lloyd Brady. olMJ.l N. Bl'OMlway Solte !15 Sallta Ana Is He Coming Home to a Lovelier You? SLENDERIZt~ The MacLevy Way • Mechanical Massage Guests at Verwey Home Mr. and Mn. S . A. Kinsfather, I moonlight, Spanish guitars and 1101 West Bay avenue, held a re-songs of love. Side Uips were to ception &t their home Thursday Rosarita Beach and Rodriquez evening honoring Mrs. Kinsfath-dam. Mra.. Louia Verwey, who came er's brother and his bride. Pfc_ and I At the reception a six-tiered Into her new home at 916 Ea.It Mrs. \Valter P . Stieve, \\·hose wed-wedding cake, topped with a tiny Central a.venue, Balboa, ln Augwit ding was solemnized Wednesday, bride and groom in soldier uni- &fter a stay or six 'A'teks In a Pasa-Aug. 29 at Olrist Olu.rch B>· the ' fonn. centered the long table de- dena hoepit&l, h&d the pleasure of Sea. corated-down its length with vio- a. vi.tdt from her pbyalclan and hi.is Mrs. Stieve is the fonner Miss , IC'ts. gardeni as and m&idenbair wife, Dr. and Mra. J ohn Serveny Dorothy Jacobs, dauglltf;:r of Mr. frrn on an aqua blue cloth. White Hibben who left Friday after va-and Mrs. Alvin Jacobs, West Sixth 1 candles in tapering heights made catlonlng for ten d&ya In Balboa.. strut, Santa Ana... The wedding a lo\'<'ly background a nd in front They are 1..ild rrtend.5 of Mrs. had been planned a year ago but \\'f're the punch bo\\'I and !'ilver Verwey's, and she reports the doc.! a cancel!ed turlo~gb prevented it t ea service. In accordance with national policy thta year marks the e.nd of the National War F\md, but fund.!! collected thia year will cover a period ot 15 months and the work ls as necessary as It ha.B been ln the war yea.re. "The \\'&r Is over a.nd victorv Is ours," said Grauel, 'but the pfob- lenui of peace have just begun. It is \\"i th the utmost confidence in the generosity ot our people that \\'e look forv ... ard to a successful, united Victory Chest drive thl.8 ye-ar." tor returned !Ook tng In the 'plnk from bemg carried out at that :\1 any lovely \vedding gifts \\'ere ot condition .. with emphasls laid time. I brought by the guests "''ho were on the "pln.k ,'0 due-to Balboe.'is bril-The bride wore for the cere-members of the immediate family, llant sunshine. Mrs. Verwey re-mony a dress of apple green with and were Mr. and Mrs. R J . Chris-Four Majors turned Thuraday to the howplta.I whi!e embroidery with a long ten.sen of Orange, Mn>. Frank Son-J M F 'I Delicious ICE CREAM to Take Home We make it ourselves from the finest ingredient,. PI:<TS -QUARTS FROSTY STAND Bay Front • FUN ZO?'<ii"E • ror her l!feCODd checkup and re-shoulder corsage of gardenias and ncnbcrg of Santa Ana. Mrs. RDy n esa am l Y celved a moat encouraging report. delphinium. Mr .. and Mrs. Kins-Rose of Tu5tin, Mr. and ~1rs . R. T. \'.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ She look b&ck to his home, \\'hen father stood with the young cou-RJ:>x of Costa Mesa. Mr. and Mrs. A guest &l the home of Major she went ln Thursday, her grand-pie as their only attendants and \Villiam Blanchard of Costa Me5a, and Mrs. Charles Pritchard, Mag-r • Electric Massage • Oyrolator (circle wave) • Steam Baths .JUST COME IN Let the Ma.s8age Machines do ALL the Work No Strenuous Exercise or Dieting N""""8&J'Y Lose l to 3 inches in 12 'n"eatments for as little as $14. .son, NeU Shwetur, ..,.,.ho S"pe.Dl the ceremony w as ree.d by Re\'. l\.1rs. Emma Stieve. mo ther ot the nolla avenue, Costa Alesa. is the Wednesday there after belng a IE. D. Good<'ll. groom, and I>eWayne and Gerald major's brother, Major Barnard guest for the Labor Day holiday The honeymoon was spent at Kinsfather. sons of the host . I Pritchard, U . S. Inrantry, Ca.mp at the home of bis aunt. Mrs. Clar-Tia Juana where Mr. and r.·trs. On Saturday evening the bride Hood, Texu, who is here on a 14- ence Holt, Costa Meee.. Stieve were guests of Mr. and and groom \\'e re honored guests day furlough. . Mesa WSCS Meets Thursday, Sept. 13 MttnbeNI of Circle 4 WUl eerve the luncheon when the W .S.C.S. of Mrs. K.insralher ,who had even ar-at a dove dinner at the Ki.n.!1-There &re tour brothers in the ranged that the newlyweds be father home, the result' of a re-family and all have achieved the serenaded in their hotel room wtth cent shooting party \\'hen e\fery-rank of major, the latest being all the dramatic accessories of one returned with a limit bag. Charles' twin brother Frank, \\'ho (r' the Costa M~ Community church meeu ThuHda.y, Sept. lS at the For Your Compllmoatary Treatment and ~Anal,.... Riverside MYF Meets Here in Two-Day Conference Arts and Crafts Sec. at Conant Home I.a In the inspector.general's depart- ment in New Guinea. 'Ibe fourth ls Major Rowland, 8.lao ln the lnspec- tor-gene.raJ's department ln Brook-lyn, N. Y. · ~ 90Claf ball of the church, and wtll ~ ~ alao have & bazaar tor whJCh they Some 36 young peop1e of the have been sewing artiele1 a.II sum-Methodist Youth FeUQ9.'ahip ot. the , / ~ B 0 U B 8 mer. This la i:ot the a.nnual W .S. Flnrt Methodhrt church of RJver- PHONE 0503 c -'~~ D.l.lr from e A. Jll. '° e P. 1'. C.S. ba.za.a.r which comes later in itde were gul!!llla Sunday and Moh-s~ D A. x. '° 1s lfooa the aea.on but la &n enterprtae of day at the E D 0o~-b ~ /""' Circle 4 onl . . l l.. ome. uvo Os:iea Koo., Wed.. ™· ET-. Y · West Surl a venue, Balboa. for a . ///:, "'-. ' r.. Too• Co•-planning conference. / .P' ~'-For quJck results use News· With. them were their leader, .:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;Tlmeo;;;;;c;l;•;••;ln~ed~~col;;•;nn;na~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;/Kra. Eleanor GUbreth, mtni.tter at 1 educa.Uon tor the church, and the put.or and bla wife, Dr. and Mn. Stanley McKee. Sunday atUmoon there wu A'W'lmmin( and a wiener b&.ke and two mMUnp were held Monday to pla.n tor the year'a p.n>CT"&m9. with 9Wimmlnl' at Corona del Mar MOD- day afternoon. Mr. and Mn. L. L. Patch. Mo4ena avenue, were gue.ta S day &t the beautiful Italian villa ot Mias Lydia Conant. 506 Ottr DrivP. waa ho1te1a to memben ot the arta and cra.tt. aecUon or the Friday .Afternoon club at her home lut week with needlework follow- ing a dea.ert course. Regular meet- 1.np will be reaumed at the clu~ house beginnlng SepL ~ . llra. H. J . Silber WU a gueat. and member-. pre.ent lncluded Mise Allee Plumer and the Keed&mu Helen Keeltt, A. J . Lupton, George Lewia, Lucy Smalley, J . J4. Shear- er, Wllllam Blu.t. L. H. u.neau. Sherman Baher, Tbomu Wrlgbt, Ola.rlotte Coo~r. Edith Cooper &.nd El.mer Wright. Friday Afternoon Club to Select New Location Balboa Couple in New Mesa H ome Mr. a.nd Hrs. Oare.nee (Bill} Brown have moved from Balboa to t.hPir new home at 264 Victoria street. Coeta MM& and are over· joyed to be in. & home of their own w1.th their ION with them once more. Mr. Holt bu recently received hla dlacba.rge from the eervtce. A former member of the Calltorui& National Guard, Sgt. HOit wean five . b~ Battle Stan on bJa ETO ca.mp&Jgn ribbon and receJved a dt&Uon tor h.la courage and cool- neas under fire when hia battery landed on Utah Beach June 7, 19". Mrs. Holt la the daughter of. Mn. lAW. Verwey, Balboa. Rlld made her home in Balboa unW moving to C.OSta Mesa. Tops for teen-agers Blouses! Skirts! Swea ters! Mrs. Ann.a H. Slmouen,· Dana Ii.. good reprNentaUon of about Polnt, and a.1ao visited Mm May 50 member• of the Friday A!ter- Kelly at her ceramic.a atudJo whfch noon club of Costa Mesa met FH-J . A. Munn. of Grove Hill, Ala., ahe bu been operating for eeveral day attemooo at thp clubbouae to found h1a hen litting on 24 pecana. yean, and saw the many loveJy diactl.11 the ale ot the property, ------------- thibp made there. accordlng to the pruident., Mra. Young new clothes to make you click with the crowd Come to our shop and browse to your heart's content among these wanlrobe beauties. See the every occasian dresses . . bright plaid skirts ... sweater duos . Short Toppen. All are budget priced. Campus Togs 501 North Main Street s.ata AM, Olmonla Pi.-S881, ' _____________ 1 w . E . Nickell. 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