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rf) -WJiArt 'Ibis COUDty ~ Ji!anntng business ot SUK·
g1!Sting that vacant lots be
utlll2led bet~ new sub-di· vlslOOs are started, . Is like
uklng the Navy t'.o use up
the old ships they have be-
fore coostructing new ones ,-« wonls to that effect. Il
Los Angeles or Long Beach
or San Diego bad followed
that plan tha;e cities would
still be In the Infant class.
Scme sections a r e c o n-
demned by the type of
houses or stores erect'ed, and
to ask a person to build a
rovely home In the same
area is not a wholesome bit
of advice. Demand creates
building just as getting a
certain selling price estal>-
llshes the value In that par-
ticular district U the county
wants to do some fi,rst rate
planning they ~ht clean
their highways adjacent to a
brow • beaten section, thus
toning it up.
New Subdivisions, with
shining streets and walks.
with neat grass plots and
smart banners flying. puts
that home-owning urge In
the breasts of thousands, and
what is nicer than to have a
spic and span residence in a
nifty new sector that con-
forms to all the nice im·
provements developed from
the mistakes of older areas?
In passing would like to com·
mend our honorable board
of planners and supeivisors
the stretch of right-of-way
from Broadway. Costa Mesa,
along Newport boulevard, to
' Santa Ana. U they can find
a highway that is littered
with more dead cats. weeds,
paper. tin cans, etc.. then
we·ll raise a fund to relT\OVe
same and have them start
cleaning house in their own
back yards.
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Building Data. In talking
to Gene Fenelon the other
day down in the city's build-
ing department. he took oc-
casion to point out the ac-
tivities of the various cities
In the county in relation to
Newport Harbor's construc-
tion. He said that Santa
Ana issued permits in Sei>-
tember for !5168.000 worth
of new dwellings and stores,
while • • • and Gene says.
get a load of this-Newport
Beach ismied $266,765 worth
of pennits In the same per-
iod. nearly $100,000 more.
Then Huntingron Beach was
exclaiming over Its $8000
worth last month. with pros-
pects of much more in Oc-
tober. Here's hoping they
all ~t busy and catch up
with Newport Harbor.
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Roy Davis. With th e
passing of Roy Davis went
ooe of the early pioneers of
the Mesa. Always Interested
In its development he took
an active part In ita civic af.
fairs and brought a fund of
knowledge and \"/Orthwhile
advice to those early meet-
ings that were instrumental
• 1n gUlding it through many
a difficult period. With Otar-
Jey TeWlnkle, Don Dodge,
Roy Anderson, Carl Spencer
and others. his sane and
quiet observations had a
priceless value In those
early-<lay maneuvers.
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Nel'fpOrt Balboa-News Times '
City Mmt Spend $200,000 Within
Two Years or Enter MWD -Pattenon
Tbe dlY m .... ,_ tbe - ---er --It wtll ba99 to ljlOlld be-..._ ....s SS-• ... -
.,.._, -It Jo1m tbe MelPopolltu Woter DMIW, --IL L Pattenon. city eactwr Wore ._ •1eC.Cu ef .._
chamber of commeree Mond.a.7 nooa.
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Newport, Costa Mesa, Balboa
And Balboa Island Included
In Federal Works Measure
Young Bob White and Sister Get Top Recogni-
tion for Unusual Record; BYC Hopes for
StreMl.D.c thai It I.I important to take adloa aow, r.ttenon
aid U... oeve..i dlJ' oflldal.o planned to --'Dllndq
nf&'bt a-tine of the Coula.I Water Dlatrid ID -A.a a&
wblcb tbe water rwrve. of tM county wlD be diet 14.' Tiie
dty t!OUDdJ favorw an tntonnal meeUuc wit.II t.be cr-W P9'll'
which la euentt&I before action can be taken la caJHas -~
Uon on whether to eat.er the MWD, he said..
Recommend Backlog of Projects Including
$95,000 for Costa Mesa, Newport Beach;
$85,000 Each in Balboa, Balboa Island
International Series •
(By Thelma Barber, BYC)
Balboa Yacht club reviewed a year of highly succes.sful
yachting despite the restrictions of wartime, when members
gathered last Saturday night to see Comomdore Den Kemp
present 85 gold and silver trophies to the foremost yachtsmen
in their 23rd annual presentation of trophies. The awards,
which conferred honors on several of the younger members
for outstanding sailing accomplishments during the year,, did
oot Include the winners of ehe Easter regatta who race1ved
CIVIC LEADERS STUDY
CITY HALL PLOT PLANS
theirs irrunedilitely following
the races.
Appraise Lots
On Coast Blvd.
For Widening
Ou~lng Yachtaman
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa may each be entitled to a
new postoffice costing $95,000, and Balboa, as well as Balboa
Island m ay be entitled to $85,000 structures, if preliminary
estimates in a new bill before-congress materializes into the
proposed expenditure of over $1,000,000 for these new federal
buildings In the county, as suggested in a Washington dis-
. patch yesterday.
ball 1ite, and one of the city prop-hall, which would face the cba.nnel. Reynolds, commiasioner ot public P I The po!,t war meaaure wu de-
Rour studtea Of the new city Uple cf'we.lllng tm:lta to the city •ier ssue scribed a.s quoting W. Engtebert
DON DONALDSON erty on the county channel, front· Considerable ~ took buildings to the etfect that even
The out6l.anding ya.cbtaman of CbJef Warrant Offtcer, Ba.Ibo&. Ing on Cout Highway, were ex-place over the Rt.back ot the if the bill becomes law, tt does not
the year, Bob Whlte Jr., Glendale, who I• aJcltns In Ule aa.lvace of a.m#Jled by directors of the ch&m-building, wbJch P1ewelllng a.Id T B A• d mean that the buildings will be
received 80 much hardware of ama.IJ boat. lD. u.e PhR11•' ,, 'her of commerce, members of the ~·ould occupy about 12,000 llqu&ft 0 e ire started immediately. The 15 new
mammoth proportiona that be alter • tow' of duty l.n Etuopea.n city council and planning commla-fttl on one noor u ccuipared structures proposed for Orange
probably carted It home In his I U..W. 8'on Monday noon, but no definite with 90me 2700 equare feet oo one 0 0 18 county are a part of the meuure
Snipe traller. Seventeen year old • C f ~ommendationa were made atter floor ot the present old city hall t in which $193,000,000 would be
Bob became the mof!rt prominent Helps Raise ra t utenatve d.i.scu111lon of vartou• I building. Proviaioo mast be made n c . earmarked tor erection of federal
ak.ipper ln Newport Harbor when s B Bo b merit.a claimed for each. I now. IM: •gTeed, for fttenaloo of , buildings throughout the states
ln compettUoo 9:°1th 1~5. other unk Y ID S tbe two department. whicb m.Jgbt and territories.
yachtsmen, won thlJI year II 'Filght ill' • Due to reported disagreement I conceivably be doubled. in ~ next The subject came up at the
ot the s 0 0.,...btrds" Au(. ~ which 1 Jn Ph ppineS last week over cJoelng or Lafayette few years-the fax and water de-The Oct. 18 meeting of the ctty Monday noon roef'ting of the direc-
won blm the Governor's Trophy avenue at Its northerly end and partment.8. The architect would al· planning commission may be one tors of the chamber ot commerce,.
presented by Governor Warren Sta.tionf'd In the Philippines no.,..· . .!!!hunting traffic o ut 32nd 1Jt.reet 1 lo"' nov.• for their expansion., but ot the most Important ones in and President Braden F1nch rec-
birp.self ; the Soiland Perpetual and Chief Warrant Officer Don Don-to ~ntral avenue from the lndua.. agreed to treat the city hall u a many months. it was evident from ommended every effort be made
also fln1t place winner trophy. i ald•on dre-v.• on hht experience trial d istrict, several other tdeaa l (Con many bearlng11 and proposals now to determine its extent. This ' v.:ere brought to the luncheon by tinued on Page Four) before that body for dlspo!Jition. The City of Newport Beach ha.a Winding up lhe seasoa'e sailboat around Newport Harbor to stand Ralph FleweUl.;.g a.rc.b.ltect hired I Three hearings are scheduled. two prompted C'harles Dennlaon, realty . ··?··· It racing found Bob and hie twin l!llS-him In g ood stead ln charge of th d . th di E . I M m or which are on set-back pronnaa!s broker lo remark that be W8B in.
authonzed Ralph .w.aa11.ey, rea or , ter-erew, Bt>tty, top ra.nklng Snipe ma.intaJnance o~ small OCH\tA dur-~y e city to e11ign e new e • ar orrow • a.nd one on the controversia\-;ub-favor of one postmaster and a cen-
to appraiee lol4 on the north aide 88.llors of the year thereby en-ing the extensi.ve a<:tlvttieA of the .ice. One shO\l,'Cd hla treatment of ' traJ. post.office.
of Cout Boulevard between 3oth titling them t o compete In the In-army In that area. the 100 toot wide strip called the was Telephone CA> ject of piers on Balboa Island. lnapectoi-'1. View
street and the city lim.lt.8, looking ternationa.l Snipe me-et at Chicago Don 111 lhe son o! Capt. and I HuQ.son extending out to the edge , , • Change of set-back on Santa The News-Times wu unable to
Sept 7. 8, 8 The cbamptona, ee-I Mr11. Arthur Oonaldaon. He enter-ot tile channel at t:he Lido b ridge DIStnct Manager Ana avenue · lots in Newport get anything concrete from the toward the acquilition of two lot.8 lected to go to the windy city by ed the army as a private In May which be proJ>Oi!ted for public ap-Hetgbl8 ln one block, and also of postal inspector in the Federal
or 50 feet ln width from that side the Newport Harbor Snipe AB80-l 1943_ He 900n be<'ame 11.n in.slruc· ! proa.cb to tx>at 11llp9 ln the event one lot In Corona del Mar are up Building at Los Angelell, their po-
of the main artery, and Improving elation were accompanied to the tor In handling small craft, and penone might come from va.rtoua Earl Morrow, tor many yean fzonor!ncgoo•wldhelcrahtihoand. ~:nc~~kegde hoy< s1u.·on being indefinite at lhiB lime. the same to a width of 90 feet, It meet by their pa.rent.8, Mr. and , wh•• recommend•d tor -•ricer's I p&rt8' o r the bay region to the area. district ma.uager of the Southern uee-...,.
-· "' h t R T. Hubbell tor three lo'· on said Inspector Switzer. An ex-"-'U learned ye9terday. Mra. J. R WhJte. The twtu not school he t ock further training to Y wa er. Callfornia Teiepbeoe oampany, 111 i..o ded the h I ped t •? d •'-m N~rt boulevard for lease to a pan program over pre-.,..•ar The first of w at s ho o uo:: only brought home 11ix h&ndaome attain bis warrant officer's rating. Other deaigns showed Lafayette reporte aerlou_.,. at bJa Bal--~y-
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i ·a ed ibl b t al wldeol j •• t boa h ~A-cabinet shop and lum•zr storage P an 11 consi er p088 e, u • 11ever ng pro ec"° may ge trophies lncluding the huge per-He w•-stationed in England when remaining, but .,...Ith a pedeatrianl ome, 201 ~..val.er. He wu ue h I di led th t Cl Tw d I t rtlall fl -tr1 k S 0 -yard immediately north of Old e n ca a every ass 0 un er way at eas pa Y -petual, but, they alao, brought his rating came. I cros11lng ot the thoroughfare, and • c en unday, ...-!"-23. It 111 un-nn.at ftl uld he du r con
1 d O:i t Road h bee withdr .--~ o ce "-'O e or -nanced by •late gaao ine tax glory lo the Ba.Jboa Ya.cht club Thl.s pa1t July Don .,,,;•ent to the one plan brought the site to a l erslood. by~ yow ~th ~ l8 awn sideration ln expansion. The build-
money which the· city ha.a lm-under wb03e colors they sailed and Phllipplnee in 8 huge convoy and minimum treatment for the city Mr. and Mrs. Morrow moved e ner o e o · ling "-'Ould probably 3t.art with the
pounded for use of this kind. Juat l where they have grown up ln "--U to take part in the lnvut::.O of hall and appurtenant butldinpl to their beach hmne nearly 10 A commi~tee beaded by Walter largest units he surmllled but
when this greaUy needed improve-yachting clrclee. Japan. but the Jape threw In the only, allov.•ing only limited la.nd-
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ye&l"9 ago a.:ftt.r lew"rc an m:-Longtnoor, and including Eller-/ could not p~dict when It ~ould
ment would be undertaken la not The W est C08.11lt and California In towel befo~ the final push began. I scaplng around it. Thl.e brought lremely active life In 8llnta Ana. broek and Patterson was to meet reach here. Then, he recalled, the
known. but Mukey said lhal the particular have received Inter-He ha.si been engaged ln ealvagtng the clUcl.mn of several men preeenl He relinqui.shed actift! menage-wtlb both !actions on the Balboa bill U. only in the formative stage;
city O~"Illl some nlne lots on the national preetlge through the fine sunken and damaged llDlall eratt. that It allowed Griffith Company ment of th.ia m.trict dlle to fl1nea Ialand diapute on piers Saturday It has no appropriation included..
llOulb side of the boulevard or skippering of these yoong Snipe in Philippine waters •I.Dee his ar·j a conS1derable area on the ea.at at that tfl:ne, and hu: not been afternoon, Sept. 29. This meeting Whep. the reporter asked if a
adjacent to It which might be sailors who we.re presented a pa.Jr rtval. aide with ~·hicb to back up mul-Identified with busla89 .tnce tben. failed to materialize as th~ bay central postoffice ' and federal
nrapped for others wb.ich they of lovely aun-gold trophlet by BYC Durillg the W1IT llr. Morrow front and inland lot owners did not building could be considered along
hope to acquire on the boulevard. in recopttion of their perform-SQNALITIES acted on the tire nUoa board put tn an appearance. Longmoor with the site Of the new city ball,
The city baa long needed a wider ance. Balboa Yacht club ta making PENCILLED PER and lhi!!I activity WU jUlt recea.Uy aald they hoped to gel together he declared he did not wtah to be
entrance to the clly from the west, a bid fOI' the 1946 International ended Soon atterwanl be wu with both factions before the next brought into the local picture. The
It wu &greed. (C.nttnued on Page 4 I B)I ]A~ LINDSLEY, Cowboy Artist 1tr:lcken_ oommla1don meeting Oct. 18. building ot poetofflcea here would
Mesa Sept. Permits Rise to
$36,000, Leads County Areas
Coeta Meaa pa.ced the reel Of
Orange county during Iut mcxith
when 2.f permit.a were luued tor
lh9 reg1on adjotning the harbor.
For the third month the mesa
headed the lilt, leading Garden
Grove by only 1758 durlng Sep-
tember.
One hundred forty-nve building
perm.JU were iuued by the county
City Will Ask
Planning Loan
Of U. S. Gov't
building departm~t during th&t
mouth.
The 24 permit.a luued for Coeta
Mesa tot&.lled $36,024, Garden
Grove'• 17 totalled $36,268; Mid-
way aty, 10 tor $20.06:5; Buena
Park, nine. 119,37.f ; ~ Shoru.
oeven. U5..SOO: Cypnaa pve. n•.-
940.
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Mesa Woman Sees Plane.
Crash; Rushes to Aid Pilot
depend upon progreu of the build-
ing program, and upoo. the fee!tng
Of congreea ot it'e need, he said.
Fell from Window
When Wife Locked
Him in Room
Driving a!ong 1'aibert Road to-Newport Beach, Mrs. L. J. Dutton HI.a wile locked him In hi.I hotel
ward Santa Ana. otatbweat o1. Of Dutton'• Markel, 173.f Newport room on the se~ond noor ot a
Park Commission
Members Due
On Oct.15th
Blvd, wu .ta.rtled to see-a train-hotel In Balboa and told him not to
Ing plane falter In the air hundreds communicate with anyooe, ettber
at feet above her Monday morning. by phone or ln pereon, according
and u ahe wa.tched it, horrified, It to an army lieutenant who was
made a crub landing about 200 dlacOvered lytng in the alley just
teet from her ln a bean field, Off Main street about mJdnight
allghtly injuring the pilot. lut Saturday.
Mf'8. Dutto.n'e attenUon was at· W'hen Officer Moler of the 1ocal
TY.to staU otflclaI8' iepzwwwtlng tracted to the plane a.a abe wu police force found the army officer
the California state Padl Com· driving back to her market from sprawled in the alley, he thought
lulon expect to be fn N port the wholeale dealer at about 10 at first it we.a a matter ot just
t -~ on Oct. 1~ ta meet .U: dt:J a.m. She leaned out of her car over-indulgence in firewater. But
offlciale and' re~ cl u llb.e heard the motor sputter, to hla surprise, the lieutenant in-
civic organilaUon11 <m the and u it .eemed to veer toward formed him be bad fallen out of /
Going A-y. This Idea of The City or Newport Beach will
trying to take it a bit easier uk tor federal funds to detray
and getting away, is pretty expense of planning few aewen1 ln
good If you can do it but Corona de! Mar, tbe plan• t or a
ever since the announcement new city hall and lmprovementa
a month ago. the Sand Crab-to !la water oyalem, when R L.
ber has bad more proposals Pattenon. city engineer "'marked
offered and more things to that a <oder.I law pennlto mun!c-
do than nonnaDy. Just why, lpalltles to obtain loano or tunde
Building permJta luued la.st
week tn county tenitoey ot th'
Newport Beach townaht~ included
one lo Jamee Brownell ot' l!:l Moote
for a dwelling at 2802 On:le
Drive, north ot Clout Highway,
$4800: Gll.8 Bea.ch. 1992 Newport
boulevard, Costa Me•, addlUoo to
warehouae, $1000; M. !I. Davey,
2M8 Newport boulevard, Coat.a.
Mesa. alteration• on garage.
$2000; A.. Christen, eo.ta Mesa.
build turkey ahied, $1500 and Geo.
B. Schmidt, 1987 Harbor bou1e-
va.rd, garage a.nd auto repair ah.op. ,2000.
poeed Corona del Mar Btate ~ the ground ehe pulled over to tbe the second etory wi.ndow, about 20
It was dlacta.ed at a director'• Bide ot the road. Before she had feet above where be lay,
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Infant Benedid
Son Buried Tuesday Is hard to fathom and the tor planning Improvement. or thls
natutt, to be repaid out Of the
Clllly solution seems to be to contract. tbe city councll app1ottd get out ol town. Well, that or the Ide&. Funeral ....,,,.,.,, ._ held
~ all right until you Seamon Colany and Clonica de! Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 4 p. II). In tried, when the transporta. Kar an the principal areu or tbe the Harold Grauel cbapoJ. Ooota
tloll moguls, the hotel own-city not tully --. and an-Mesa, tor 111J11er James ~
.. and a 1-other factors other :i-llbooJcl -th.,,, botb 13-<larold _, ot Mr. llld ~ lered ....... pl .... -After IDcluded ID the l)'lltem. the ctQ-James H. Benedict. 309 lpricold
&I ...,.. """'~ ensm-egpl•I-. He '""'1d ..,~ llftnll<!, Ccrcma del Mar, -died
aur good friend Sharpley "~·-· -•--at the n---..._. adllewd ,....., lm!ln!!Sjble mlt the,pnllmlnary ..ttm•t .. ot ........., -·-... -,--
-.,.... ..-their coot m 111o -r U111ns w 11;y boopita1. Santa Ana. I 1114 got the S. · P. ~-ptann"ll' "'-be -. He Is oum-i by his ..,....ts.
tlrllll, tben the hotels started ,,,. ....... OUtt.11, w1Ucb lo -his ~. Mi's. Beme I. trmblir li1ckl)atl and lt re-ot.ller prolilem, la ~ In--.. Orona do! lltt lind Na P'ed .. much red tape to -~ --ot the -temal ~ts. .er. ~ • m~ a l¥Jtel room as It -'*' pvwtb ot Ibo c117 -.. llrs. G. E. ~ of Ooota •ir..;
... ~ in and CJUt ol · ..... the WV. ,,,. d17 -Jiu 1lllla Nellie 1p...,. :t:= a.. ; But that's all -,_ llllfltlpated 11-tb. ...i of the OUtitllm -. ........ ~-.-~onour ....,., llo - -u. -?'bl -)Dtorwt-llLWI _,,_.._, _,_ of .,,,.... sta.-r s' ,a.it. ME'l«tal puk. •· ...,, B)'e.
... meeting of the ch.,,,,_ Of oom-a'lopped, abe told the Newa-Times. Thia proved lo be true. The room
., da the trainer came dOWD into the wu In con.st.derable diarn.y. A merce -.on y D0011. k d d Wlrea were nact trcm A.. z. bean field ln a era.ab landing. A f1oor lamp wu knoc e over, an
Henning chief of the Dfftalaa. of great cloud of .dust aroee, 1he said. the door bad been locked. While
Beachea' and Pu'ka. *"'''C u.t Rune Thr"Ough F ield waiting for an ambulance to call
b and Mr Kelton. ai.o ......_, "Fear:ln.g that the pilot mU1t be from the Santa Ana Army Air e: in ~ stale fm OVEDM".t would lnJund. Jin. Dutton ruehed over Base, hit wife wu reported to
be here on ~ dde. Br.&m through the fteld to see it he wu have arrived on the mcene aocom·
Finch, praf-« ---bedly lnjwed, expecting aim-panied by a navy man. He wu not n..r the -anyth!Dg. She wu wrpr1aed to oee critlcally Injured. .
Select..d to meet: wn a.a the young army flyer emerge from
-..... o. B. a-r an« --ky lbe -. llhal<en, and ollgbtly cut
ot Ibo dty WICll; ....,. I -. cm lbe toreb...S.
and Braden J'IDCh • -0 hi & u1<.ec1 ber u &he thougbt he
S. A. Meyer and Wife .
Leave for Chicago
ot. commerce: cad Dw• SUI e wu:~-~~hlthe ~ket ,, ___ ... ,,_ 9 .. --· ·-· and Bob cam.~ a.. 0-M man a -u.oii --.&lo_, m ._ waa -...-. -....u .-u-. . A. --.,-· ~ var bn--• Aw 1~-~ -look him ID her cu to Ne•J;!Ort &ffllUe, O>ota "'-!aft .-v ... _. riW -e!rfteL! DOrtll Of Talbert. where thia ?eek Oil a nc&Uon wlW:b. wUJ
T En-·----r-...-~.----p1&ne 1mmec11.te17 too1t 1a&e ,tbem to Cblcqo w11en !lie
... ~ ~ -~ -• - -0 .,..-~"' -W1111 the untdenUfled :rwng publ1aber ot the N.-Tlm .. wD1 'Wlillll7tra.....1J1C1¥m-eu _,, ·-•• • .,... Lt. BtJCbE. D ,..,., ... ~ ... baltoapltaJ aped 88\'era.l da7I on both baa&· .,.....,,.. •'cs Z ,. ... tlM wale• 1 ta..: ... ,...,e.m -I Illa. DaUoa and her hU11:1&M-nem and JJl•mre. tlMn plQC to 1119 ......,., .. ,, • 1 .. "'' ,. .. ~.:a 'ts•••• 111 .. ,.._ ~---. .,.... r a.._ Eulh&m. i wbere tbe7 wm
< I ·---.. --. ·~---· ILu Wied Ill -A;.:. ... - -at 111 01br1J1o otrwl, 0oota OW&, ___, ""--LIL. 111....1...-n ...... .a-put ·two 1WOft. win 14 te • ----Uiat -opmd a wedt wUh llrl'L K.,_ • Ted rnLUAllJl ... ~ .U.::Tauper -dbl)' Oct. .. a --....... ., .. tile-·· pl&De -. llrl'L oa;,.A. -Btbmaz
ftuaftle.......,._ ... tro • ....-.sire•• IWd 1cp11mta.-NllQ:DCldstftrt...,_'W_Q~ '~...., ~ ~ lt =..-:~tr~=::."' tlllllS r' .. 1n ,_., ,_,. u.. Of a. w .. ._-a.. u: Dadlllp war ,.. a .... '111M·.-lllded mto the -Mr . -~ • ~ • · =ntec •••>tilbC ,ft'am a t.dl at O a °' ud baa_,~ lilp upa Mr ·I I L .. 9llL. 1 ts J 1 U'-trCll'll a IMiPt '11. it:-::-;; .. OI'' ,s.:-Vs;•,
to a ..... if "'+ ocmtrJ.wldit (0 I u .... -.... 4) l .... -a... 5
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The P~ Road! Oaly F.ew Vets .----Behi~d--.. Young Veterans ~~~ ~.! ~ ~ ~ . wo ...... --Ii"' p...,.. At PJan to Enter Y0ur Bonds Conduct Meeting;
N EWl"CRT-B'ALBOA Santa Fe Tests
AM and FM for
, Railwar Usage -----•lut "" tho -.i .... 00 tongwd "' Own Baslness u .. "'• Mltlh• °' ..,,....., Plan for Nov. 11 PU'hh4 JCYW7 _, -~ -v.,... mvu tnnl for .. mony IY ...... but WO
o.ta MM& Ed.tUoa PubHelled: EYer7 WW •tar Volw ~ baWD:'t r-ebed ,t de•tnattoo ··= --=-..:=..-· For the ttnt Ume 1.n railway
SUbscripti<ln Payable In AdYance:~~ per 1'i'I' In Orange O>IJDI)': JC. oDly •bout 10 por cent at tho -· --=-· .= Totm&" ve.......,. wllJ be ablo t<> communicatlono hlotory. tnquency
. $2.~ per year to 4th zone; $3.00 per year to 8th woe I remember a same we UMd to veteran.a wbo .,.. le&vt.q the "". =:-:-;:;~~-:::-;.....:= take care of themaelvea when tbey modulation &nd amplitude modu-
-----''--'------play when I WM • girt It wu ice throucb honorable dllch&rSe ~t etraJgblened. around, la tM l&tion radJo 9}'11tl!I11J! were t ested I .------------~
Entered as ~-Oass matter at ~ Poatottltt in Newport Bee.ch. called -rbe Rocky Ro&d to Dub-under tbe point syitem expect to opinion of older memben Of the atmulta.neoualy u n d er identical
California. under the Act of March 3, 1879 Un. .. I Udnk. iu1d &Q ~· "fllay were so immediately into bualnem. lt American Learlon wbo turntd OYer operation condition.a, utilldng
S A.. MEYER _ _ - -• EDiroR AND PRESIDENT -I<> I"" over or &J'O\l'ld,-,... utlm&tecl by ADdrow J. Bay-th•lr TUeoday lllght m~ en-equipment Of comparable englneer-
Shower Doors
Printlnc Plant, 3011 W. Central Allmue. N~ Beach, caJ!fomla an onttumed chalr porbapo, bot-man. chief clerk Of the -Selecttoe tlrtiy I<> them. Seven.I ~ were Ing opeclt!cauono In experimeJ>ta
Uee., ~ Q1'lhlng a mind could Service """Board who talb with already held permanently by the concluded recently by the Atcht-
Pr&-War ~ and Price
Bust and Drip Proof
See your local plumber or
Builder ---or call
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach think Of I<> Impede our progreu. many Of them. vela from thlo wor. but at tut oon, Topeka A Senta Fe RaUwoy
A Depend•ble LoeaJ 1.uUtaUoo tor Over 11 Years Somehow I Re tbll rotM1. we The malorlty ot the youn.i ra-Wedn.eeday'a meeting even •the company and the Farnaworth Tele-
NAmEDITOP.IAL
10 SSOC IAT IQ~
II Y..U.. ,/Jlz;;;J;-.A..
Argentina at it Again
Active
Member
of
A.rgt!ntina went back under a state ot siege alt.er an abort-
ive "revolt" led by Generals Arturo Rawson and Osvaldo
Martin. The state of siege had been lifted only on August
6 of this year after being in effect since December 1941. Con-
stitutional rights of free speech and assembly were suspended
and the leading newspapers were shut down. Half a hundred
prominent businessmen and political leaders who oppose the
Farrell-Peron regime were taken litto custody. President
FaJTell declared on the radio, however, that the promise of a
general election before the end of the year still stands. But,
a free and uncontrolled election does not appear prob&ble
when - a nd if -an election is actually held. Farrell and
Peron may be using the attempted revolution as an excuse to
keep political opponents "out of circulation" until after a so.
called election is held.
More Hot Water
General George S. (Blood and Guts) Patton has once
again demonstrated his remarkable ability of putting not one.
but both feet in his mouth every time he opens it . This time
his loose talk about the necessity of keeping Nazis in office
because. he said. there was no one else to replace them,
brought S\\'ift and stem action from General Eisenhower \vho
has let it be kno"Tl that Nazis must be cleaned out at all costs.
Patton has been in charge of the Ba\·arian area of the Ameri-
can occupation zone. There the German go\·ernment under
his nuthorit\r \vas said to be composed of reactionaries who
had been strong supporters of Hitler. It is not surprising,
however . that anti-Nazis capable of taking over the reins of
civilian .government are hard to find . Hitler saw to it every
prominent and able individual who opposed him was put out
of the way. It will take some years to rebuild a political
structure in Germany that does not bear the taint of Nazism.
Atom Bomb Outlook
The senate approved a resolution to establish a joint con-
gressional committee to study the control and use of the
atomic bomb. The committre would consist of 12 members
-6 from each branch of congress. At the same time. a pre-
diction was made by Dr. Eugene Staley, new director of the
Institute of Pacific Relations, that the power of the atomic
bomb may be increased one hundred-fold within a few years.
Dr. Staley also said that even though we do not share the se-
cret with other nations. most of them will be able to work it
out for themselves in less than a decade. He believes that
either international control or outlawing of the bomb. or im-
provement of international relations are the only real de-
fenses against it.
First Bounce
California appears to be bouncing along toward the lead-
ership in another industrial field, or at least toward a close
runner-up position. That's in the rubber business.
Facts gathered by the Wall Street Journal emphasize the
tremendous war growth of synthetic rubber production in
California, and the outlook is for a $70 million annual output
during the next several years. That's many millions above
our best pre-war figure.
The nearness and abundance of petroleum resources en-
ables California industry to produce synthetic rubber at low
cost. If. later on. natural rubber comes into greater use. as
' is expected, California will have the advantage of being the
nearest point in the United States to the principal source of
na.tural rubber-the East Indies.
A large port of the rubber products tlll"ned out here "ill
be absorbed within the state. In fact. rubber is more vital
to California than to any other state. With a pproximately
21 z million cars-half a million more than New York-and
with twcrthirds of our intrastate freight being carried on mer
tor vehicles. California virtually moves on rubber.
\Vhat could be more logical than for this great rubber
consuming state to become the greatest rubber producer?
ha•e besun to travei u an o~ tumeH do not know-What they comma.nder'1 poatUon wae taken· vUton & Radio Corporation. ·
ltade ro.ce, much u the old same -.nt to do. but &r9 wl1llll,J "' take over by a younger man. • Amplitude modulaUon u. the Southern Counties
•
..._ It _,,,. .tbere I> "° m uch to a job which wllJ Sl•e them a Uv-Amon&' the mattero upon which oyaf.etn uoed for many yean by Supp'ly' Co.
blader our Pf1l8TW aJong the way, lng wqe. Many of. thoee wbo a-act1oll wu taken wu the do--all standard broe.dc:utin.g llt&Uona
9DID8 uew daager le forever crop... pect to ro tnto bualn-have been ~ nation of $100 by the po1t to the ~ a can1er for voice and music, lM Oo..t Blri.. No.. ~ gp to bold U. ·b&ck. We ttnd 80 ensaced betore, and wm Co War Cbelt campatp now under while frequency modulation i. the I.Acuna &wrJa. oantonda
ocewdon• to cr:ttldle thoee ln hJth b&ck Into & almlJar line. However, LIVESTOCK IN KANSAS way. Other ma.tterw included plan.I newer qstiem that materlalJy ellm-..._ ____ ... __ ...,_1115! ____ -J
plac. and U.. delay lrU u . F1D-upon quutlocing the majortty ad-Duplte the 1eneral oplnloo,. .tlv.. for a jolnt A.rmUltlce Day obaerv-lnate. .ta.Uc and man-ma.de elec-------------
&Dy we P8m tb&t obstacle and, mit tbey have no tangible pl.&N or •tock. and not wheat. b a dltef ance wtth the bigb IChool in the lrlcal nolae.
lll1n enougb.. up J>Oll9 ¬ber. Per-~ ot IJUpply even lf they have me ol income J.n Kanua. nu ecbool auditorium Nov. 11. and -------
ha.p9 tb1a Ume labor trouble. riM the money to enter a bUillDUI at stata a.Lio ba• the tuint broom dl.ec::uaatocl Of ana.ngement. few -..,. ...__,. ._.. -
to .top UL And th.la 1a a real ol>-Uleir own. corD market and 11 ant amoai all t.hb program. Ir------------,
.tacl&. n.r,. can be a.o peace Some ot tht.m.--D<>t many. Hay-state. tor Sour milllD&. anralina Stanley Gorsmchowakl occupied wben we ..... _, am OUf'9e1 moN than ll,C00,000 bU'r'ela each th "'-·--ong Ya. man. le •lad to u y-are a.ot yet Jear. Such dlv•ni&e4 prod:ucUoa e post of commander tn place
no pNCe when we torcet the rt&ht. mentally 1etUed to hold Joba for helpe build th.I .._alUl ot. a are•t na-of Commander AAdttw J . Ha.y-
o! our •UT OWJL Wbtte we work tong. It wru require Ume f or UOn.. Tbe Bond.s o1 that nation .,.. man. while Keltb Gem.h held
out one problem attar another adjlll'tment ba.c.k lnto the peace-the world'• IOUDdetl ln"'utment. down ht. regular po« a.a ad.Jut.ant,
amoq oara1,,._ we ue loolctn.g Ume tempo, he believe.a. One man . U. s. TNUWJ D•,.n-• and Don Durant u tlna.nce officer.
•c:ro. tbe world toward our late be talked to bad left or been tlred ------------Vlctor Ox&rart officiated aa cha.p-
&llJea wtth -..ptdou. It aeme to trom lllx ju.bl during the put yea.r. H "II R • I la.In, a.nd color bearers were Aug-
me that -.act•. aaplcion, " al-A few hove bffn oh&mefully treot-I ece1ves uot Clark and Harold Tr••odale.
••Y9 ptUng In our way. ed by gr-eedy citizena who ba.ve • · Membership bu rrown to 170
W e • • .:>oner find our fe.a.ra ot taken advantage ot tbe:lr aa.viDn 60-Mile per-Hour lD th1e poet, tt WU •lated. Refrellh-
one thtng-. or at one penon, a.re or la.ck of bualneu experie.nce, ft menta were prepared by Mea Sgt.
unfounded, t.ban ..,. pln our .us-11 undentood. Speed Boat Gua Oark. Older members took a
Newport -Bal1-
Tourist Bureau
All Modes of Travel to
Europe, Mmoo, Bawall
Round-the-World Trips
in the near future. See
Mn. Boy Keene. Ph, S91
SOl Palm
Beun: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
NEW LJNJS
Craft Greeting Cards
llCaticmerJ
Brookhlp' Variety
... ~ 11'117. OM-. "" ...
•
' ROOFS
APPLIED OB 8.EPAIJtED
Free Estimates a Inspection
W. J. Benbow
360'£ Marcus Ph. Nwpt. 1012-J ptciona oo IOme other thing or back ff&t· durtng the evening, wl.th
eome peraon or .:>me country. Poor some ot them delegated to Iese '-------------! '-------------'
human-. we.. $8,000,000 in Orders "Going llke sixty'" l• no woofln' rea·ponalble Jobe by the com-
In tbe old game, ao thought wu F B H • • In the wattt, acoon1tng to Don HUI ma.nder.
ever pen "' an -tacle once or oats; 1ggins at Bohm&n company on Cout
overcome. In thl> game we are Designs for Women Highway. He hao received the
now pl&yin•, we are conUnually prototype of a 60-mile-er speed
look.lng back over our ltboulders. boat t rt hi h
Former Policeman
Sues for Divorce suapldoum of tboM a.lready beblnd Andttw Higgin.I with orders of I or ocean pe ormance w c
th ,8 000 000. h'· boo"'" be bu on dlaplay at the Bohman WL more&n .. on .. ~ .
. If onJy we had retained some of l.1 going into me.se production of company. The boat wu designed Coming somewhat as a surprise
pow •• cru1·•"• ••d sailing era.ft by Ventnor ei!lpeclally for th.e local to his many local friends was the the wtadom we had wt children, • ..._.... d b •---• bit t for the mll.88 market, it "'ll11 re-man an u U"r:"CO on e ....... i a suit for divorce filed yesterday by
p<JM!bly aa we go along thl.1 ro&d, vealed In Nev.• York last week. He ~he Pan Pacif ic auditorium during Langford Virgil Phebus jr .. former
90 beautiful yet so full of pitfall.ti. plan• to put po,,.t! .. boaU into the ita recent exJ>081Uon . I mC>mber of the Ne"1>0rt Beach we might frf'OW stronger. wll!ler, ' more tolerant.-mucb more toler· ha.n<b ot per90ns \\"ho never be· Ha,·ing many features of the police foN:e ...,.ho is no"'' serving
anL fore thought they could O"'n one-. hydroplane, the speed run-about ts I \1ti 1h t_he a rmed_ Corel':-in Germany. '
-LUCERITA MAY. the fa mous v•artime shipbuJlder 19 feet long "''Ith I\ 6 ft. 6 ln. bfoam. Action \.\'as filed th rough Attor-
revealed She ta built \\'tlh a f in on the 1 nf'y Roland Thom~on agains t
IT#l'•IArrutJ_,lnt. J7 S-11Jnw Y•
... w. (er. 4th & S_ycamore sANTA ANA
All Sorts of Jobs
Open in County
Higgins i9 f iguring like auto J>tem which serves as alr intake, Mrs. _!'o'o'.11:1a \V~ght Phebus, v.·ho
builden did "''hen the rompelltlon I and a et.abtHU:r. Tu·o hidden spon· 1 no"· 1~ living \\'lth her part'nts at .-------------------------= got hot tor them. He 1.8 designing sons art' sttn in her bottom \\'hen 811 ~1f'S.t Sixth stn:'<'I. Santa Ana,
boal.$ to suit ...,·0me n·9 tames. Tn-out of the water. \\'hicb adda to charging f;'Xtreme cruelty. The
teriors rn\lst be a9 comforta ble and her hydroplane appearance. She t. couple y,·ere marriC'd Feb. 17, 1940
attractive 8..8 their home. he be-I pov:ered by a 175 b.p. Grey "Ftre-
1
at Huntington Beach a nd partC'd
lleves. He ha.11 decorated the main ball" motor. Oetober 30 last, just previous ot
cabin eo that at ni~ht It ~omes Htll 1s ta.king orders for the his leaving fo r Germany. They
a bedroom through con\·e rting day epeedy craft. v.·hl ch he v.·111 have ln I have two daughters, th<' elder liv-
beds Into lovtt seats. The r~t ot 19 foottt ni, 22 and 26 footers. The ing with her paternal grandpar-
lhe boat is as carefully de3Jgned. prototype he hu received. caua-ents. Tustin 8Vl'nUC", Costa Me~.
It was said. ing so much comment, sells tor the other "'Ith Mrs. PhebuS' par-
SpeclaJ emphasis ls being placf'd
on recruttm~nt or parkere. plant
laborers and warebouaemen in Or-
ange county th.llll ln any other
catrgory, according to a recent re-
port Of the UnJted States Employ-
ment Service. A.9 of Oct. l , 2522
unfilled jotw exialed ln lhe county.
Tomato and flab canning are
now the principal eource ot worry
to the empJoyroent eerv1ce, u , lt
wu -.Id. heavy h&ole of mackerel
are being brought to the cannerlee
Laguna Beach
Going in for
fown Meetings
In Newport and ripe tomaloe• can-Laguna Beach La going ln for
not W"&it to be canned, the S&nta town meetlnge on vital problell:W!I
Ana otf~ annouoced. a.tfecting the people on a loc&.1 and
M o1 ~ nrat. the service bad national scale. They have forme-d
openings tor 23 proteealon&l the L&guna. Bea.ch TO\\-n Meeting
people, 239 clerical worken. in-Auoclatloo. and will bold forth In
eluding alenogr&pbef9. typlatl. the Women's club on Third and
book.keepera. and a&Jeapeople; 330 Forett Oct. 12 for their !trst me:et-
1enice claelllncatloru, l.nclucting tng.
coolu, w&itreuu, d18hwubera. Tbe controverl'fal eubjeet ot
chamberma.kbi and ja.nlton; S97 Compulaory Health Inaurance will
akilJed worlll:~ fer the mecll&n.1-be the -..ibJect of their fl.rat meet-
ca.I. carpentry and plumbing tng. Murny Abowtts, a Loe An-
lradeti; 293 1m•kllled trades.. ln-gelea pbyalclan \lt"\11 t&ke the aJ-
clucUng latmdry and dry-cleaning. nnna.tive and Dr. Paul C. Blais..
lrock driven, and other-. dell Of Laguna Beach will oppoee
Delaney Drilling
Three New Wells
h1e view. Both &re well qualified
~&ken and memben of the
American Medical AMoclatlon.
Delaney Petroleum corpontlon A guest tut week at the home
LI to drill three new well• ln the ot Mr. and Mn. Robert Callis, 718
WM Newport neld.. Karalee Noe. Jasmine avenue, Corona del Mar,
6, 7 and 8. accordlD.g to notices wu Mr. eani.· mother, Mn.. Caro-
!Ued lut wee.Ill: w ith the California lyn Ca.JU.s of San Juan Capbtrano.
Department of NatW1ll Resources, Mr. and Mrs. Oiarle.s Robin.son,
dtviatoo ot oil &nd gaa. and one zn4 West Ocean Front, are visit-
well wUJ: be abandoned., the Dt.r-lng friends and relatives in Oli-
llng No. 1. ca.go and other points east.
made-work jobs or unemployment largesse, are the issue. As
Henry Fon! once said: "No wage is too high that is earned.
Fifty dollars a day, earned, is not too high. But a dollar a
day, unearned, is much too high." The work must be produc-
tive!
On "lack of understanding in the OPA" unquestionably
rests much hesitancy on the part of some businessmen to
launch out on the road to reronversion. In many lines, in·
eluding durable g~refrigerators, washing machines, ra-
dios. etc.-the OPA has unthinkingly ordered retailers to
hold prices at the 1942 level-meanwhile granting to manu-
facturers price increases sufficient to offset rising wages and
raw materials costs. Under the meriace of this double price 1
squeeze, thousands of retail merchants are wondering
• Before You Build or Remodel
several thousand dollar8 and seats entA ln Santa Ana.
alx. he explained. -Ba7 Tieton-ftooct. -
Why Suffer?
visit our Interesting
sample and d!Aplay
roolllL Color guides,
planning aids, com-
prehensive stock of
rugs, carpets and .
llnolewn-
Bepoln.d
Bacbcbe, Heodacheo, Polu In
Oroln and .....,_Lou of Vltal-
lty-.. AJwayw 'l'lnld"-lllch and
Low lllood PrMswe -"Sllp-
phlJ" -Growing Old before
:roar Um&-Al!emla-Skln and
Kidne7 Aliment. rMpond qnick-
ly to our Exclualve Teclm.lque
without Drup., P&ln, 8llf'l'er1
or ln.jecdom..
LUDLUM Carpet Works
llU Boatb Mola 1i1L l'bam Saala Alla UGI BANTA ANA
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
K EEPING HOUSE, holplas
take core of tho f.t.mlly-TOG
c-.i ...... nu .,. .a..,..ie~
Dr. E. F. Bell, D. C., Ph.O,
10'7 HDd Streett
Newport Be.ch, CalU.
J . S. WHYTE
tNOOICK Til OON8ULTD'T
AuthorUed b1' lbe OnJ\.ed. SIMM ,.,._.
WT D&pa.rt-t WI ~t alienU ill
oonnectloll '1th lncoDl& 1.&JI: m6't«-..
AUDIT& • SYBTafS
BOOII:&U'INO UAVlCS
Ottlce lHO BarNr 81~. o.ta ll.a Fb-N~...,._W
Phone llH -Bee.. 1191
Honn:~ A Fri. 9 :SO t<> 7:SO
Otl!er bomo b7 oppoin-l ,.ould realise thot bmlneoa airlo 4BOJD'll)()T
SUR'l'El'OB8
SIEGEL & RAUB
E.nctneen a 8urve)"On
1808 Newport Blvd. Ooota Baa
TelepboDe 111
%811 W. Centn.l Newport Be.ob
Teleplloae I.ZS
riDUOl&¥8all~ILD are not the only ooee who tom .. '?" ___________ ,.-------------timu set Headache and TiN4 I : Ir----------'-~
Achias Mooe! ... Wo home 1rir1a • Any Sign • · • Any Ti= Armand Monaco ofkn work just u ha.rd and II.aft .a n~.t"lr9' jnl't .. ma.DJ Headach.el, just.. ~u.a&EN..I.
mony SWnoch u_.. and .. Tom Runkle 814 w. Bay AVt>-, Balboa
juat u Ttr.L Newport nu
About a -r-: -· I ftnt 1!MCI SJGNS 27!1 Lakewood Aft>. ALKA-SEL nER BOAT LETI'ERING Loo ADceleo NOrmandy
8403
Head, takeathelclnboutOf · 211~ Marine Avt>-I ftnd that It ..... m7 As
Achinir Muocleo and bring> nil Balboa Island
•hen I have Acid Indlceotion. Ph. 2111-R
The family aayo I am a loll
euiu to li,•e with since I h&VJI,
known about Alka-Seltzer.
Ha'f'e you -tried .ALKA-SELT•
ZER? If not. why don't 700 reCI
a packare today! Larr• peckap '°'• Small packqe SO•. alao b:r. UM clau at Soda P'outaina.. T
BALTZ
MORTUARY
A'l'l'OB!fJDY8 AT LAW
LEROY P. ANDERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Costa Mesa Bank Bulldl~
Phone 425
Coda Mea. CaUfom la
DAY !!CHOQL8
Mortimer Scbool
IOI ()oral -Wand
Gordon "'1.Gnmdy, M.D.
PbywldaA and 8'upoD
Nlllth and Oentral Ave.
Offloe Rn. :10-U ~m.; S-5 p.m.
Totopbone n
Conrad Richter, M.D.
Ph)'lolclan and 8miteon
l!O E. 18th St.
Ooeta Mesa
HoQJ"ll : 10-12 a..m. and S-6 p.m.
Phooe 15'
DR. G. E, TOHILL
PH.Y&ICIAN and SURGEON
2200 Co•at Blvd .. Newport Be&ll
-Phone -
Of flee 28&-W Ru. 286-lit whether they can continue in business at all. let alone expand Sartorial Note sa1es statts and services to satisfy growing customer neects.
-~-·
Lady Attendant
-~-
Gnideo: OoUep, Preparatory
DAY SCHOOL Now Ope•
GA. Mortimer, M.A.., Oxford
Prlno!pll • PboM Ml
DIDITl8Tll
It' No Anirw•r C.ll N..,..POr"t I
. . . . . The economic road back to the prosperous America we all
Sailors \\'ill blossom forth m a few months with unifo"'!" want would present fewer detours and danger spots if men
minus bell bottom trousers and square neck blouses. It s experienced in government would stick to the government
about time. steering wheel-and leave to men experienced in business the
The Road Back
The Otizens Reconversion Council of the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce, in a recently announced business pro-
gram, bas set out staunchly on the road to normal business,
living and working.
The council proposes, among other things, relaxation In
newsprint quotas, so newspapers may have space to carry
mlln! ''belp wanted" advertising_ ,
It calls for emerg91cy h<W•slng tor agricultural workers; re-
vamplnar ot state unemploymeot benefit procedures to reach
a better balance betMen "suitable employment" and job op.
jiartunttles. It demandll "relief from .au1allment ot the pniftt
Jncmtm, resultillc fnJq1 laclC' ot uDdentandlnao In the OP A."
It Is a procram ol ptUng people busy on the 113,000 Jam
-Iola& t>ia•nar In L A. CllUllty alnne., and eHmpwtmir bot.. twwc•• to job.aatmc tii,.i1 7 f!XP'lllim Real jobs, not
•
job ot steering the wheels ot production, manufacturing and
distribution.
•
410 Coast lill-.d.
CORONA DEL MAR
~.J.pJ-. 42
DAY AND NIGHT
Electric
In tlae
Re1'lgeratl011 Repaln
New and Modem Maaner
Let m aw l'OIJr nfrlpratlan tm.H= wHb 18! m.
p:vl/9d lnstrummtll d1'41vrt ~·11¥ tor retrlptatlon w]Jwll.
wen.a•~
WlleaOT all'all
Our work is ~11 lb' aM wqall,y dam.
Qur d:lar&lil AN Dll*••wl
' 1WJulta .. p!&llllilllll.
--.-.. SEIERSEN~S ...... •• ,,. n, 1111'. -........ 796 .-•
DR. OBED LUCAS
Den ti at
0
ll:I02!6 w. CeftlMll, Ph. 1480
NEWPORT 6EACH
HAROLD L GRAUEL
CHAPEL ' ..,,. (}' ........ a..r ...... _. ......._ oe-Bait"'
NIOM ..... port llt c........ Q•'J ......
DR. M. D. CRAWl"QRD
O~TO•ET•lllT ' .
.... 2 p.-....
,_ flanuwt • ' ••
'lll""''W• ... OlllTA "M'
Gerald Rama, M.D.
2830 West Central Ave.
Newport Beach
Ph. 1Q28..-No An8\ill'er oall 301-M
X-Ray lervffo
llllton 1IL lfuwell, 1IL D
•u w .. Ota1n1 _,_ --·u-11 ••• -·-.-•:u.
8. R. Monuo, K. D. ..... .__ •. ?. •w.-t l'IM
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,.
-I For Better
DRY .CLEANING
=t
Broadway Cleaners "'------• ........ o....._
W.UU,. Ocnrrll A ID'srtwl
.... • Pho' 0 • .,..... DIT dlMilill
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.. jitidf! R9W+•'*WN Xcawt >16 'zMzr ' r .
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Cheese Rated High · Believes Ora11ge M,. Citizen ~; Your frienQ and mine 1.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;
As Protective Food of San Qlego Resident of California 1;
. for Put 60 Years T-•~ ~t-~~-"'~N=-ai-contains, ln ?aryln&' pro-........., ·~, ~~ ~
portlono, all tbe nutrient. fOlllMI H6w Orange county Sot tto 11-c:oWttr1 qamo and Ito -1 of can Homeo, SJ>0R at tbe ~
ln milk, atatn tbe Natton.1 Dairy )WD• and whether It wu "'f out znvmunenL "Santa Ana wu pro-11'111le<al MrYICoo were held at lundieon meettna of tbe Anohelm
CoullcD. Bee&-of1.ta htp ra~ Of 1-Allgele1 county u c!A!mod poaed to become tbe COUllty -t 2 p.m. today (~y) for C. H. Ebell dub llofoncla7, her ...,,ject ~
u a protective toad and became by pioneer.. wu & quQUce ~ and <>nnge lbould have the houor Moore., Te, wbo died a1 I p.m.. Sat-Ini "l'Reconverslon u ft Affects
Of tbo .,...,. .,.,.....,tralecl nature of ~ L I. Irwin, S19 Anade ~t. to sin It name to tbe county. "nit.I urd&y at Illa home, 181 ..Uhort the American H<me".
tbe product, It to a favorite with ll&lbo&, ln a letter to th& New• carried at the electtoo," the pion· Place, wl>e"' he had been W for Membtta of a p&r17 -wont
pYernment authorltJa for mill· Ttmea. eer aid. .venl w..U with • heart ail-hWltin.r d'ovts at Brawley Jut
tary rat10111. Every etrort bu been Irwin wu of tbe oplnlon that the llr. Irwin wrota that he mljjtlt !;!,.";!'_I;, Ho ;aa bom In o-p-. week end were Sam Klllltatber
made by th• So•en>ment to olimu-county territory waa l&k1n from tell at• later date Of the orlJln •--. an came to callfomla 60 John ·we11e. Bill ~ Rlcfiani
lalo cheeoo · producttooi foe lb-San DtecO county, aa wu &Lio of Iha name of Oranp wt>en th• f;i~ :'.:; ;::ridlnjf mllOt Of Illa Dlamar and Jack Reio.
purpooeo. mllOt Of RJventde and Imperial county waa COY•~ l&rply b)' e I<> COUllty althou•h Georse Penney, p1111b-t at· counttU. The Balboan declared &T&pea, not by orancea. be retu.med to Tuu for AA ts· tome ot Glmdal .._ _____ _..
thlt there waa • fl&!>t onr the Other ocurceo ccnt.lnuod to cla-tended at&y. Ho had been • "'"1-a pl~ ot eoron!' d:j :;;..'bh:ft
Be allent or oay oomethllls bet-put. Kr. Irwin. Torry Stephen.eon dent of Coot& Heaa for tho put property from T. F. Rhodrn and
CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS
By Roberts Studio
Beauty and Character
Plus Glamour Our Specialty -
ter than &Dence. Prominent M•sa ln Illa hlotory Of the county re-flve yean and .... • retll'lld plans lo build • $20,000 NCll'lllalld7
-----------------------s marlled that W. K. Jlcl"&dden. ~"'"" Illa style ranch house. Hr llJlll Mn.
Cltl P ptoneer C'll Placentia wu one ot ·-. an widow, K.ollie; Penney are spencfinc a (8. days
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El P • c f zen asses; the commLloloners chooeo to et-two oona, ld&rvln of Newport on Balboa Island. aralSO a e Was Bank Mgr. ~\.. thik~.~~; ::,ct>:..c~~ ~..!";.~: sonMrs.:;,~e ~-C: ~,.::
Ece, eecretary to H~ Welch at ker, Beuley, Tu.u, &Ad Mn. guests at the golden wec:Mfng an·
the chamber ot commerce reealla L& Vita RUUtU.. San Antonio, nlversary al Mr. and Mn. .lames
that her gr&11dfather. Jolin CUb-Texu; two brother., Manton Sell, given at the '"°""' of their
bon wu deputy a.-euor of Loe Moore, 472 16th street, Colt& Ilea nephew and nleoe. Mr. and Mra.
Allgel• county tn which included. and 0. O. Moore, Beaumont. Tt-s...: E . B. Maugham, Santa Ana.
American Breakfasts -Lunches -Dinners
FLAVORY SPANISH DISHES
STEAKS ...
aooed TueodAJr
OPEN
A .M. to7 P . .M
7 a.m. to 7 p.m. ENCIDLADAS . TACOS
McFadden Place a.t Cou:rt St., Near Newport Pier
CARPET & UPHOLSTERING
CLEANIN-G
Local Veteran of World Wars I and II
WORK DONE IN YOUR HOME
\
Color and Beauty Revived, Give New Sheen
PHONE NEWPORT 683
Call Between 10 &11d 4
HALLMARK
CHRISTMAS CAR.DS
Complete. beautiful lines. Personalized and Gene,ral.
Make your selection now. . . . Many new and mod-
em gift items. . . . Costume shell and Indian jewelry.
Newport Souvenir and Gift Shop
Mr. &lld Mn. Fort'flllt B. Owen !102 Ocean Front
--rhe Store ot a Million Article."
Roy L. Davtl, for many yean
m•nager Of lbe Bank ot. Balboa.
In co.ta M:ua before their bq.nch
wu dluolved. eecretary Of the
Colla Meaa Cb&Dlber ot Coau:Dttoe
and the Fairview Fa.rm• I.rrlgaUon
DLltrtct. died late lut week after
a brief lllne ... He reatded at 1843
Harbor Blvd .. Coata Meaa.
Oranp county. three listen, Ml'8. Ann.1e Hebert. Mn. Viola Nelaon and Mia
Elden avenue, C.O.ta Mesa. Kn:.. Sarah Conant, both of Newport
Ollle Glddinga, Georgetown. Tex.u, Heights, wpre nanl!d Jut wftk at
and Mn.. :14&t.Ue Perri&z al the the county convention to serve as
aame city. cheirmen f or the coming year,
Davia lived on the men. Cor 21
years. and waa one &t lta moet
active citizens. He served a.a aec,
N'lary,treaaurer ot the Victory
drive recently until 1llneea forced
him to rellnquiah that pol'fl. Hie
eon, Hugh. wae connected with the
TeWtnkle Hardware Store for
many yeare.
He Is .survived by hla widow,
Mrs. Maude Davla. Costa Mesa; a
son, Hugh Davia, Loe Angeles ; a
daughter Mrs. Helen Brown, Costa
Mesa: two grandchildren; two 11Js,
ters, Mrs. Minnie Jem,U.On. Phoe-
nix. Ariz. and Mrs. Bertha Shot-
well. Loe Angelea.
Funeral eervtcee we~e held Mon-
day at 2 :30 p.m. at the Coeta
M-eea Community church and with
the Reverends Carl Johnson. Grow
Brown and Lyman R. Bayard tak-
ing part. and epeclaJ mualc. &'l.oral
trlbutea filled both the front a.nd
l'f'ar of the church and many clU-
:z:erui ca.me to pay their la.at re-
spect.a. Harold Grauel "''u ftineraJ
director and interment was 1n
Westminster Memorial Park.
USO Has2000
Entertainers Now
Overseas
Nearly 2.000 American actor•
and e-oterl&lner1 are now overBea.a
providing pro!esalonal entertain,
ment !or troops in the European
and Pacific theater& of occupation
under the auspices ot USO-Camp
Show.111, pa..rt.Jclpatlng sen·tce Of the
National War Fund, according to
a report today to Paul A. Palmer,
chairman or · Ne\\-port Beach,Bal-
boa. War Cheat.
The latMt rl'port from USO-
Olmp Showa 9tate! there &re now
Services were held at the Grauel Mn. Nelson for soldittS and sa.il-
cb&pel. Coeta Mesa. witb the Rev. ors and Miss O>nant for fntema-
Cha.rle1 Hand ottlciating, and in-tJonal relations for peace.
tennent v.•a.a ln Fairhaven ceme-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker, 27th
tery. street, a.re rejoJcing in the anivaJ
Gensler Celebrates
50th -Anniversary
In Jewelry Business
or their first great~lld, a
son born to their granddaughter,
Esther Williams and her husband,
who is manager of a night c1ub in
Reno Nev. The baby was born
Sept. 20 and is named Roger.
Mn1. Howard Gerrish. 118 29th
sir.et, Is in St. Joseph hospital
recovering from an oprn1tlon.
21s entertatnmenu un1u overse . Shell Products at
with additional units de g
each day. In these units there are R E E D ' s 30 guest artist.a who are gtvlng
their services and I.SM p&id per,
formers. s Senice
Since lta Inception. USO·Camp uaer
Showe has sent 672 separate u.nlta Jacob Lord and a groop or
overseaa. w1lh a. total of 4,266 en, friends from Pasadena spent the !928 Weld Cm:tral
tert.ainers Of which 279 wtore gueat ~w~ee~k~en~d~a~t_:tb~e_:Lo:c~d_:cot:ta:g~e~on~~~~~~N~e~~;;~~~~ artlN ·~:ho pve their services. 27th street.
USO-Camp Sho\\'I 1.8 1upported
by contributlon8 for the Nation&!
War Fund, made to Newport
Ind.ustries in Loe Angeles re· Beach·Balboe. War Cheat.
porting the largeat number ot. call I
back• and employment expansion• No Closa"na Date
were; 1, "·holesale e..nd retaU "' INSr~CE trades; 2. airnatt pacts; 3. co"-1 Set for SAAAB
tractlng: 4. finance and real es.. J
tale ; ~. machinocy manufacturing. I Genera I Says
I International Jlarveshlr
TRUCKS AND TRACTORS
FARM EQUIPMENT
M. Eltiste & Co •• Inc.
No definite date has been set for
t th.e closing or the Santa Ana Army
A ir Base, so far as Brig. Gen.
Arthur E. Easterbrook. command-
ing officer of the base knows. tt
PA.PALMER
L IDO ISLE PP.DPE.iU1E5 • _ _;;;;=:o.
W. 0. BUCK-Insurance Giunselor
~ 1500 IJl...,..,.zt&.,f
3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA
Order Now to Insure
Delivery for Mail
SPECIAL . . . . . . '1. 0 0
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1110 APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
Be ~nre '° lno.ut.re About Copytng...Old Portrait.
Roberts Portraits
4G'1 NORTH MAL"i -!\"'E..XT TO MOSTGOMERY \\'ARDS
Phone 0994 Studio Bou.rs from 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. Dally
B U \" VICTORY BO:SDS!
...., E. 4tb Pb. aeo llanta Ana
31% No. LA.. St. Ph. %.Ul AnMelm waa &tated yesterday by Major
Morris Abram. publJc relations of· :~liiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiim;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;mmiiiiimm;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;-flcer at the bast'.
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2,393 veteran• have alreacly come
back •• work for the Southel'n Pacific
We ...., justly proud of the 20,01s
Southern Pacific men and women
who joined the armed forces.
Tboee who have been discharged,
...., gladly welcome hack to tbe
Southern Pacific.
Our policy in re-employing vet-
erans is very simple. 'The South-
ern Pacific Company wants its
family together again.
While these men and women
were away, their aenfority ad,.
vanoed just a.a if they were here
on the job. Their continuity of
a'Vice ha.a -.. maintained for
penei<m pmpcw. And Southern
Pacific baa a.n:llDCed with the
Veterana AdminisUatian to par-
ticipate in a program al tnoining
COUl'lll!ll for our ~ diiohled
-veteram.
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We believe that JDOBt of our re-
turning war veteran. will want to
come back with 1l8. Already, of
tbe 2, 768 former Southern Pacific
' people returned to civilian life,
2,393 have come back to work
for their railroad.
Theoe people know that South-
ern Pacitic'a war work did not end
with tbe oummder of Japan_ Mil-
lions ol men Crom ovenieu must
still be retuowl to their Ii...-.
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That 10 many of our veterana
came back to Southern Pacific
indicat..s a determination to finish • the job and a faith in our Com-
pany'• future that makea me,
per!IDN!Dy, Vfrl pauud ol ""f1r'1
.... of them.
A. T. MERCIER, PreA!mt
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When quesUont'd by the Newe,
T'imea alter 9everal rumora had
the base being closed in the near
future, Major Abram aaJ.d that
ror the next few months at le.a.at
their mi.Mlon is to grow rather
than to decreue. ,
Four !unctions are being under·
take-n at the be.ae. The A'l·A
priority Is g1ven to separation and
five to six thou11and.a are ex~ted
to be releaeed there thlir month.
Then re-distrlbuUon la al8o a ma-
jor function . with the ba.ae also
belng maintained W! a regional
hot1pltal and, fourth, a coDvaJe•
cent center.
The Anny Air Forcea wtll close
the Western Flying Tt&lning Com-
mand b&ari! on Nov. 1, It h.a.e been
annouaced. Tran.ter at. the Iut
ten fleldl ot the command to the
CFJ'C with headquartero at Ran-
dolph F1.eld, Texu, wW OC<:u.r Oct.
15. Thia command 1a .epuate trom
the 8AAA.B.
SUGGEST 80. PACIFIC
FISHING GROUND&
The .etate chamber ol. commerce
h&.1 ruggested eatablillbment ot
tlahing bs.les ln South Pa.cltic
areu by treaty between United
Statea. Great Brtt.&tn and France
by which com.me-rel&! fishermen
m..lght have new n.ntng ground.I
formerly vlalted by the Jap.s.
Dinner guests at the home ot
the ~ Gertrude Bild Lou1>e
Montgomery, East Central ave-
nue, Balboa. Tuesday we... Mrs.
Ruth Cooper, well,known artist
and Mrs. Nell Camey Shaw, both •t Los ~es.
CLOTHES
FOR
MEN
AND
BOYS I
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Qnsed for VM!SJU...
~ lotloUlol
S°".,-ti .
g~ 8_1.op ., .......... •• -~ . -"'
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i .• Everything for Baby'1 Comfort!
Of the fiAe3t "QUALITY" Merchandier ••• at rruonable prices ..
• BAIY BUGGIES
CRIBS Viaitors
Att
Alway.
g a 'w ..... Ana ...... for the Whtt--
aq ._ rt --.,..,.. We .-b.&ft
H' 9' Ai1M. ._.. ._. and Banman rs a.., a 11 ... pr1eec1 &om -"' tbo -"' ------hell. law menwfatiWadi
.. Wldkwts, Kl'Oll, '•'h..,., 1'1n __ ....... ,.._ .. -,_ """""'
Welcome ---HI-CHAIRS
N•-tlp,-40 ...... .....,
ir.,., ----d ....... -.... -._. ...,..,,, 1 ... Alt I , ...
:::;:-.~ i1.95.
1rs TIMI ••• TO DO YOUR CHRIST·
MAS SHOPPING NOW!!! WHU OUR
STOCKS ARI COMPLETE. ..
* 'I'• erld W Jllllll .. a .... el ... al 'W'KIEID'I &o .......... -_..oil ............... w--·-aa-i-... _ ..... .........
• JUJU>WOOD TfW• .......... -
e £1£ JRT.U,,. &\J & N l"ID••• •••111aCLa
• DUKPt&:I* MS •
• CJID,Qll&N'll llOC1<D8
e ALL &Tm.. TEBO:& 'l"O'l'TE88
e ROCKING BOil.SES
e COASTDS
e SPR.ING ROB.SES
e CIDlllSTRY RT8
e WASllABLS .unllAL8
• CUTI< CUDDLY DOU.IES
Gama of all kind. fw J\*C m old. 11oae are ju.t a few of OW' tn811Y, many
QUAUTY'IOD.
UH OUR CHRISTMAS
LAY·A·WAY PLAN
Wheeler Baby ..t Juvenile Shop
Orange Cxmty'a I.eadims "Qm1i1r Slac" for OWdrCn ••• Birth to 14 Yrs.
41, .Nj,. S,-·-St. Z Ow• tit .. ol Rrii+'a • T.Jephotre 6382
SToRI I louRS: •tPY, --.. - -.SA'IVIDA.Y, 8:30 A. M. TO t P. M. I -.
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ea,. la ed..f~ 1-"'i¥ c11:1 liq -85 AwardS ~e Seven Ask for Pier ~er.B:.~.:..in Civic Leaders ~~ incewa~ :1::: :tie=~· .,,""i':; To y acht.smen West Newport; One m uua Study City Hall
At Port Orange t:.: -::1~ U:.~ ~ C ~ · ' · · ·Plot Plans · ~ . _... -i. •t Port Oruso. " At BY: r ~ :"'~ ~ . .!!"'-!., Realtor Rhoden (C...tlnued -Pap One> Tbo BamllU. lnteruta which dloclooed ,_ Jad< ~ .....,_ (C...llD--ll In Weot N-po<t &Dd °"" In BIJ..
haft ut.enltwe northern and ea.st.. waa "~ boa. aocord:tn&' to th• not.Lcea ee:n( D-'-..1! ts G t lilmple, utWtarion .uuCture ln-
--..mc:u, an4 !(aye --apr. lll1lpo -lo bo bold I Newport out by tbo War Doputmmt, u . 8. c ~c rea -of an ornate one If the city ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il B~ t.m, BID :e~~ttl~ at~~! ~ Harbor Expansion ~:-~~~~rt Stanley, city
Rad . Se . " "Satisfied · ~•o mce UMI -i:ic-. for tbo -wtnp and propooed Joeatscmo (ColrtlnueG 11<"1' Pap l l councilman, ILlkod permlmlon lo
--~ copped th place .,.. .., m. at their olllce, the explaln an entirely new plaD """°
booOn bl tbe ... _.... 14-noace 194. tntBeeted perw.,. ~ developed. whlle he wu an cel.ved tor the long, narrow 1trlp
root ~ -. lho 1norttecr to tnopect th-. and It ob-aport« and 1m.pcn..,~s with Oil city property on the Cout
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WJ1$ 81'JBVIOE
Chrysler P ~oducts .......,Tnmed.-.t .. .
Clan OaJled for wl Delivered
Mandie Motors, lac.
--.,.~-~ ---m 111a111 si. a..tmcto-a-.11 n-s-u.c---TUB~ AND SUPPI.00
MeSa Radio g Elec~lcs Co.
Tbe ~ wtlichlo ~ Ulat jectJou are ra.i.td, to -.Jbmlt them foreign mercb&D.t. &nd their ideu, Highway. An elaborate civic cen·
most curiollt;f due _ i__ tt. tn t:rtplJcat.e on or before Wed-Tedi Franklin Rhoden hai ter wu laid out on thla 2000 feet •--------,,..----------------, ttae wlmler la not b~ untD nNday, Oct. 24. dra.:U aetlnlte coodmlcma u to 91 frontage which be ea.id, would ! ~tatkm,, 19 tbe ~ Sport> P!en were a.eked by the follow. th a.t desirable place in the make an lde&l clvtc &mU'l.pment 1
rb'uab.Jp ~ 1 th.la 7:: tns: ArthW' m. Wh1sm, 4008 Chan· W:ri: tn whtcb to Uve. Tb.at place, wtth the same ctty hall on. the
by °"" Gnm. -fl Kr. an4 nel m... ID front of lot 11, bill. «1. In h1o well-eoa.idered oplDlon, lo euteriy portion. near the Ba,y· 1'71H Newport 80llleiU'd Kn. A. L. Gnm. San ~0 CU&! Section; Ra.ymond er-... N rt Barbor. obore oubcllortolon, awDed by Jameo ~ -~ Pbcme l'6 Balboa W oDd Y"'~-~ ~ ue 88th street. Newport, moor-ewpo hu u much of the IJ'Ylne, UMI .,, auditorium In the
._....... ...-. back Lt DOW ID. a "_:--'"'\ climbed lnl' fto&t and appurtenaocM tn Rboden eeen 8 wboM center to -t an est:.tmated 2000, ~=:=:=::==:=::=:=:=:=:=:=~:=:==::::::::::::::::~~ 1 • couple Oil ,_.. &om tho S.J\>ot mint Oil lot 9, bllL UT; P. G. Nlcl<-country ao m-peo1!.., and a city mUM1DD lowv4 the w..t. Balboa ~ du. to become one Un at 4919 Snenth avenue, Loe bueiDMI tl ia to travel ~en &nd. boat moortng at the extreme
ot tbe ace 8nlpe a1l01'8 ~ A.apl~ a moortoc 0.oat. l,n troa.t wtl.etbtr ~ Ui ln.~bere h1I wet:terly end for the tire boat.
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Slate-Surfaced $4 20 A8;0~ ... =·· Asphalt Shingle .Roo fs I
PUT ON AS LOW AS •••
No Prioriti11
Ntttitti
Yes, Scan apply complete, Joog-Wtiog
and aa:racciYc: 3-i.n. t shingle: roo& u wonh·
while savings! Heavily upba.lt roatc:d aod
tJ.atc-sur&oed, these: c:nra durable shiagka
DOW giTC dc:pcods.bJc ten"ice 00 tbousa.nda
of homes. 8oLb matt.rials a.ad b..bot aft
b&ckcd by San &mow gw.ri.ncec.
For Estimate on Your New
Roof -PHONE 679-21
1!.tSYTl!&MSt &,•S-.l!Rt p,,,-pi,,,,.,. P.H.A. T...,
AMEllCAN at FIFTH -PAIK Fill
OPEN N IDAY • SATURDAY nu 9:15 P. M.
Long Beach
(ANY MAKE)
third ~ In thlo yeu'o raclDs of lot 2 blk. 6411 ca.,aJ Section. he ,.... -~ or ID Stanley argued for th lo lllte,
the Snipe fleet. !:Ten. atler Drew ~ Grave.'.. aso8 Rivv ave-tat.her and mother mand euiy d wbJch be Aid WU tdMl u a civic
bec=ame m M ~'""*' to race nae. Ne~.&akr4t for • pvmtt b19 life wtl.b lbe1r ...,.::U boya ~r center &spite hi. cl•tm1 that po.
U11W he collapoed. fer mooc1ns llj>at llDd appwUD· one rtrl and bo .,.. C!Ltecl. l!Ucal IDtluonce bad oecurod the
P'tlUowtnC U.. prmmtatiOn the anoe9 exlendJ.ng into the RJ.vo Alto In any other put Of the ~~ Omtral avenue lllte. He 1&ld that
pub •Jo1'ed danctn1 to J'olmny cbannel, a we.terly arm of New-Statu, Ted Rhodent -:;1 ~ °':nd tt the city plana to spend 1250.000
Hel'T'k.k'"• OtdwilbL port Bay. R. A. Drum. 3902 River CCJ0.1lderable amoun that tt It should be spent on the main
By the ..:d't stow ctl cabdle UCbt annue petitioned for a m.oorinl' energy to convince ~ bo a hJgbway where It would get a mll-1htmm~ on bum..lahed toa.q at noat and appurtenance. extend:l.ns la dlf'f1~~,to i::•llathe ~ ~ ~e Uon dollan worth of publicity.
autumn ~em.WU bedecL Into RJ.vo Alto channel. Alao Mn. u an 1~ P e w · Questioned where be got the
lng the Jons dinner tabtee. 121 w. Lann.Ing, MOO W'inley avenue Of hUi •even broth~n. only one ttgure of 1200.000, he said that wu
pel'90.D.1 at In vertical arnn,... uked for a permJt for mooring did not follow bl• dad• example of the rumored figure for city ball
menl with tbe Commodore'• table noat and appurtenancu tn front the merchandlllng buatneee. He plana. Othen aaked why he
on which the protuae array ol. Of lot 2, blk. •M. Canal Section. wu the oldNt and became 8 doc· brought up a new alte when the
ectntillaUng trophlet: proclaimed exUndlng tnto Rlvo A.Jto channel. tor. All othen wmt into the fl_tld, city council and planning comm.1&-
thelr own 11Plendor by ref'lectlon ol. The only one aalr.ed not tn Wmt the local man 8&.ld, although on1y alon bad agned on the Central
the UgbU and bloaom& Seated at Ne:wport wa.e that ot A. C. Bowenr one brother nOW" remaJ.na alive.. He avenue stte owned and planned for
Commodore Kemp'1 table were of 809 E . Bay, Balboa. who uked la a merchant in the northwest. the development. he declared that
Mra. Kemp, Vlce--Oommodore and for a perm1l to construct a pler having operated a chain of .toree James Irvine gave the strip he
Mn. R L. Boyd, Rear Commodore and two landing floats tn front ln Wuhtngtoo a.nd Oregon unttl propofted for a city hall with the
and Mn. Richard Fenton. F\eet-or Iota 4 IUld 5, blk. H. Bay Front recently. and nO'W' ha.a eold all ex· under1tanding it would not be
Port Capt. and M.ra. A. S. Rlch· 11eeUon, Balboa. cept two. , used for profit, and Stanley be-
ardeon, Sec.-Tree.11. and Mn. Henry Back In 1912 Ted Rhoden st.a.rt· lleved It should go there. Wt~arm and Fredertck C. Brew· Lot Owners' Approval ed out u an Lnaurance agent. and Braden Finch, president of the
er, Race Committee Chairman. 9000 became &.Miatant manager ot chamber ral..sed the questlon u: to
Alter greeting the """"'" and Of Alley Paving Is hJa dlolrlct. with headqu&rten In whether the city wanted to "P•nd
making tntroductlon.1. Oxn. Kemp So ht b Lette I Spokane. \\~a.sh . Jn 1916 he became
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a minimum of money no"'· for a
pa.aaed the 'mike" to Mr. Brewer Ug Y r dlrtrict manager. but moved to1 city hall to do for say. 15 years.
who read the namu of the trophy . Provo, Utah. "'Ith all Southern I with the Idea It could be disposed
winnen while-Vice-Com. Boyd se-Letters are to be mailed property Utah aii his terrltor:r. He stayed o! after that time and decide
lected the lrophie.a. handing them owne~ on Santa Ana and San with this for seven years. where the civic center should go
to the Commodore who ln turn Bernardino avenues betwt'1'n Clay F'ro the lnsurance bOstnem to for all time. No conclusion wa.s
presented them lo the winnen. Mr. and 15th stre£>t '-''ho ~·ould be th f~l I as head salesman for reached In the long discussion; I Fenton a.a head of the trophy com· tx>nefited by an alley pro~ed by He J ~ '1nz company, and then as
I mlttee received commendation for the Boulevard Improv£>ment con1· . . e t ti f the United Tw Lo ] M
hla 1u
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cceu in obtainlng the un· pany to be pavC'.'d while ninC' homC'S field represe~ a ;ec::n.~erce gave 0 .. ca en
usual c0Uectlo11. Mr. Bn-wer re-aTT" being built on San Bt-.mardino ~~te~ C::rS:a e~ontact wtlh many Have Been Disc harged i
i ceived a fine stop-watch preeented avenue by the construction con-!tie and lines of endeavor. Fr C t G d
by the raclng skippers of BYC ln C'ern. Other property O"Tlers who commun s t Om 088 Uar
appreclaUon Of bis valuable terv-abutt the alley wi\1 be asked Then exportin g attract;: hlse:r; 1 Among u. s. coa.9t Guardsmen
Ice. whethl'r they wir;:h to be included tentlon. and he spent e ~ the who have been discharged from
BALBOA
T H EATER
Bos Oftlee Open.a at 1 :4.5. Lut
Oomp!Me ehowlD&' of a Double
Feature ProJnm 8tait. at 8:SO
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Gale Storm -John Mack Brown
'TOBEVZR YOURS" aad
....:SCAPE IN THE FOO"
Tlmra. -Fri. -Sat..
Fnid MacMIJJ'Tay
"MURDER. HE SAYS"
Trich:nlmlor FeaA:attltte
"ISLE OF TAHU'"
Sun. • Mon. -TUM. -N en '""*
-Grable "DIAMOND BORSMBOE"
Wed-Only -Nerl ..-
"YOUNG IDEAS" ond
"'OROST GUNS"
ft.ms. . FrL • 8at. • Nest week
"l'JIE AJl'FAill8 OF SUSAN"
in the improvement. from 1927 through 1939 their headquarter!! in the Separ·
Figures were obtained from th(' handllng of me-rchandlse as a. a.lion Center 11. Long Beach. RN!
city street department of the ap-broker and exporter. ln the latter Manuel Cordeiro jr., s 1/c of 202
proximate cost to some 15 or 1~e year he entered the real estate 20th street, and Roy B. Shelley.'
24 lot owne~ after it v.·as dis· bwilneM. which ha.a clatmed ht91 CMM. 211 20th street, Newport
closed tha'-the Boulevard lm· attention ever lfince. I The men v.•ere discharged under
provement company has offer~ to I During his many 9UCCeasfu! ac-the navy point system and are on
gnde the alley and contnbute tiviti<"S in the real estate business I their way home, it waa announced
$200 more to Its cost, the total I he has handled project.8 tn home at the headquarters. I
which would have been about $39, development. acreage, and lot !Ill~ --------
it was said, betng reduced to ap-J divlalon. some of hUI &ctlvlttf'.!I
proximately 123 per lot by the were centered In LOng Beach, but
contractors' offer. " the largest single home develop--
Several property owners asked ment Rhoden ha.a accomplished
whether the improvement was wu a l2W home project ln lngle-
mandatory, and the News·Times wood Ft'om this be came to the
Inquired for 'Vlem. being assured bar~ area.
that It would be assessed to them Ted Rhoden hu handled the
only lf the majority approve. be.autltul Corona de-l Mar prop-
ertlee of the Clllze:M National Cost Breakdown
Of Alley P aving
On Balboa I sland
• Bank overlooking the harbor and
ocean. having just completed thi.l!I
n:ten1lve operation. He bu not
yet made deftnlt& plan• for th~
ruture, a.Jthough he ha.a P,urcba.sed
a lot In Corona del M.ar and plans
to build an apartment house for
NCYnCE TO RESIDENTS OF
BALBOA ISL.AND
Due to the many inquiries re-
ceived by the ctty or Newport
Bea.ch Lo rep.rd to the 00Uce1 on
the eaUmated U9e11ment for lm·
provementl on Balboa IJla.nd, the
city wlabea to take th.I.I meana to
cla.rtty the useument breakdown.
Ueing the thirty (30) fool inter·
lor Iota u an illustration, the fol·
lowing' wtl1 give a be.IUI for your
aaeesm.ent brea.lcdown per lot.
Paving of alJey1 and reconatruc.
tlon of apron.a, $33.11 .
Addition.al water ma.J.na and fire
hydrants to preaenl system, $12.31.
Where sewer and water lerv1ce1
are n ot ln.ltalled at the pretient
time a charge of 110.00 for the
lnatallatlon of a. bouae connectloo
for aewer and a cha.rge of $10.00
for the lnltallatlon of a water
a;ervtce oon.necUoo ls added per lot
J.B. WEBB,
Aul. City Engineer.
hlmael!.
Two llOM in the navy are a
10urce of con1lderable pride. Jerry
F . Rhoden haa been &11lgned to
the tnaurance otflee of the navy
at Tre.Uure Island, and the young-
er 900 i.l!I now waiting for re-
...,lgnment to a new ship soon to
be comm111111oned in the east. He
hu gone through most or the fleet
actlviUes ln the AtlanUc, then
later being eent to the Paclflc. He
carries the rating of a CPO.
The future of Newport Harbor
btld• a lot of promise for all citi-
zen_, here, and they should plan
now, he believes, for a.n eventual
community aUrTOUndtng the beau-
tiful way which Rhoden predict.I
wtll ttacb a popul&Uon of 50,000 in
the next ten yean.
Watch the Oauttled O>lumna.
m ~N ...... Tlmeol
GARBAGE CANS
All Steel
8gal.
T H E A TE R
Phone 211t -Ffte Parking
Box Offk>e Opeu "t 6:45. Sat-
urday MaUnee at 1 :45. Con·
tlnuom Sunday from ! :SO.
WeclnMday only
11.nx Falkenburg
wreE GAY Sl'.:NORITA" and
HM& MUOGS RIDl'.:S AGAIN"
Than. • Frt. · Sat.
"SON OF LASSIE"
Sun. • Mon. • Tuea.
Geo. Batt -Joan Bennett
"1''08 HILL"
Wetrdne8day only • Nest week
"SHANGHAI COB RA''
( ChorU• Clw>)
and "EASY TO LOOK AT"
Thlll'L • Fri. • Sat. · Nest week
•"'l"Hl: .PICTURE OF
DORIAN ORA Y"
Oorntng: ''\Vlthout Love", "I 'll
Be Seeing You", "Dillinger ",
and .. Gentle A.rulle", "Valley of
Decision", "'Blood on the Sun",
''Ancbon Awetp", "Thrill of •
Romance".
We are equipped in our special, separate paint
shop, to give you first class work by °:expert
painter. TONY ESTRADA. Free Estimates.
• SPECIAL
5169 •
s -Day Service
Culbertson Chevrolet Co., In -' . cmcnou:r AND QIJllDIOllll& DUI•
NJ:WPORT BEACH
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ID ()or 'Teen Age Shop OD the lfMD""'e
Chenille Robes
817.M 4 t.o 6x $2.95 Jlec. N .81 V aloo f or ...... .
New
COTTON
BLOUSES
8 to 12,
Wblte Only
Ideal f or
School Wear
Just Arrived!
J'l.'E\V FALL
COATS
Cood Color
Choice
Sizes 2 to 14
Early Selection
1..'I Ad,·t.sed
Orange Cotln!y's Leading "~ual1t )' S1ore··
for Children, B1r!h to 14 Years
WHEELER
BABY and JUVENILE SHOP
416 K. Sycamore· 2 Doon !"\.or Rankln'a · Sa.ata Ana • Ph. 8S82
Open Daily 8:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m. Saturdays 8:30 a.m. • 9 p.rn.
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the sparks of haired do not set the planet in flames
anew.
U1U11J1e t.o Mee Him This Christmas , , , Hake It •
REUNION BY PROXY
You. wW he speaking io him at'your sparkling best
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Game With HarbQr High ·
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Materiala :eJeNied
As Surplu to ..
Western Auto Supply Opens New
Store in Costa Mesa Today
CoAt'W~fhl!~r:_or 1Frlday = ~-~ C::, :: =ent anci 'apecb to ot&T •
"""'100 _hoopilal Tllun.s._., fa.. f\lrtller _ luppott tile Wor ~ _ --
I ' 'nle Dtstrict Court of Honor for
PAINjTS I war ~ fonDoriy , B"Omlnc with pdde. Kr. and Boy Scout troope o< thlo ._ wW
preftilecl 1n cocmecUcial with tho Mr& Menia Rutledge r ¥n. w. a Tumor _.. 111o1r n-1>o held F>iday eYeDlnl'. Oct. u
Mio ot paint., -• laequen p t Lo "ta• Wutem Auto SuppJ;y 8tON at at th• Newport Harbor Unl<ill
ODd otber prot«tln oOotinp bavo &88e8 & DU , 18M Newport Bl<rd... Coot& -Hlgll ec.bool with Troop 17 'at Bal-
l'ltmed to meet their tint teot er wbon !l'e pllmo• ...... In tile of· now been llftecl accc>1•dl ... t.; Bee-Formerly of N eumnrt today, ---th 0( tile boa IalaDd-Oorooa do! Kar .. -
"of t1>e --· Newport Harbor flee at Newport Hl&h. TIM -m tor c. Ballbt. 11._ Of tile LOo ·~ r"' Sale~ martcet. TIM Tllmu. are lfl>ol>· ,_ ~ footl>aJI ptqen felt oonol6-ODd principal al tile oppclUf -Angel• Ag0llC7 ot tile~ movln&' d"'"' Into tile center of Sc~ ,Dlltc:h ~cock. wW
onlll7 let clown tut Friday when apolorf-d fOlt tile tat.. NQU_, but tlon Finance COi ration. 'Ibe """'Y --!>ere of Kr& town from their fonner itore. on Ii. In clu\rS• of the op<n1n11 an4
tile oclloclU1ad pmo wlth 1£guD& II.Id they did not teel lilt• ..,.... ..._ "Ettec:tln w/:; W-.t OOUt Menlo RuUodp. form.:;'; ;:'4""t tile out.lltlrla at tile tllrt....,11 buai-cloctni' ce""'on1 .. and Leolle Btef·
-., Hlgll ocllool ,... called otf tmwgh with the -· -of ~ may Mlect trom our ': 209 19th ~ death ud· D-cllotrlct. u the mercbaat teelo tenaen and Diel< Deaver will emcee
Sherwin • Williams Paints
ENA.MEWID and SEMI·LUSTRE
jlllt before DOOJl of UM pme day lDJU:riea aDd. om.. &IDODI' mem-IW"pJua taventol'fel au ch war-damed to litarll home Bun· the bulneu now warrant.a-a bet-the affa.1!'.
at tile requeft. ol the bea.ch city. bera of the team. ecarce commodltlea u canvu, ~ ~°":~~-law x':" !: t.er loe&Uon. !I • . -' ------~ bad been prlnlecl and Then WU nolhlnlr 6IM to do, rw.dy-mlxecl, ru-r. cfetk. marine, Mn. In RuUedp ~ ~ta Mr. and Jin. Tu.mer are oom-Layotto dropped to a new poot-
refNlhmen.t.a were on their way, local otttcl&la ccmcluded. eftD. water, lead and m11cellan.eou• boulenrd, Lomita.' Ber hll9b&Qd,. puat!ve newcomen to the Mesa., war low of 16,228 .. reported to
ti» publlc 11otlfted. and the tut 111""*'1 all ........_u bad been pa1nu, paint prim-s1a1na, thin· Lorin RuUedp ,... formor head llavtnc started their p.-nt otore the u . 11:. -ployment 8ervlce dur-
llftC'tlee beld for tbe aea10t1.'1 open-made tor the pm.6. 8cbool attic1al.9 nerw. ename11, and ..truen, .. H&Ja1:lt ot th• Flat!UU:en•• wa.km a.od be about a year qo. They came t:rom me tbe week endiq' Sept. 22. Thia i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~; j phoned all they 1c:ould to notif)' aid. ' and b.la ec:.i Ira wt1N both com-Bri&'bam. Utah, where they were do. not lnclude voluutary quit&
Quality Lumber
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Buildins Materiala
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LUMBER CO.
A. £. HO«rfETLE.R
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theitt the game had been called oft, Tb.e Reccm.ltruct1m rtn•nee Car-merclal n.bennen.. aleo with Western..
but nevertbelw llW\Y came any-_.u-deolpatecl to dlopooe ot Tiiey oold their p1-lleH and Ono reuon for their <ntbutum ,-"7=--------,
way. Retrealu:ne!l.t,a: we.re aldetraclc:-cert.am ~ gooci., w located moved to Lomita after pa ratioo-in opeD1QI' a new locatloa le the
eel an4 otherwloo dlapoeed of. at 528 Welt Sixth Stnet, LOo All· lng. lleoldeo her -•r and -tact !bat they C&ll now dloplay
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Cazne otl'lcf.als who were b1red plea. Ir& the dec-..ed 11 .wvlved by aome ~ the .iectrical equtpment
were notified by talepllone not to · • another -. L Rulled&'• ot Stoclc.-~-. needed 00 tons by
come. And tile dlaappolnt.ed TWs. Sem·or G1r· I Scouts ton, -two cr&ndchUc!Nm. -the• ... ~ beolde h~d-
then disc!bnsolately dklded U> take F\lneral servlcos will be held at ' """'" . .
In • game anyway. -~ .. Work as G . 2 p. m. 'Ibundey at the G.mby coocta. OUcb .. t1a• ...... : . -.~ a body, went to the Garden Grove-roup, FUneral parlors, Lomita. ftktUJ'U, wuhtnr macblne1, 'and
Huntington Beach game. Have Beach Party .,..,. car11age can., h• Aid. 'Ibey
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•·rtx "r tr, Mn. O>ar!es Hart, 4lst street are gradually gettinc many Of lb•
About nlne-tentl!a of the area ol Girl Seouta belong!Jlg to Mn. returned Saturday from Puad.,,.; long forbidden auto acc .... rlu BURT R. )lORTON
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We have a wide selection of
Patterns to choose from
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ANb HARDWARE
1844 Nmrport Blvd. • ~~;::;::~~=·===;::~lli~lllO~ls~lo~ln~fann~~l~.,..i;:::~:::f Hubbard Rowe'a Troop 3 of Senior where ••be •pent eeveral d&)'I which are indicative Of greater ll11 o...t Bhni,y ~ 161.T
Scout.a, ha.ve outlined a lively pro-~.,.~l~Un~g~tl1~en~d&~=====~p~rod~u~ctl~o~n~, ~b~e ~aa.l~d·====~~~N~..,.~~rt~ll~ss~*~-~Ool~lf~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ gram of Alternate meettnp and
WELCOME CAFE
cook-outa tn thti hllla and on the
bea.cb for th@ coming ytar. Theae
senior Girl Scouts are &ll hlgh
achoo! freahmen and w1.D work on
GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE·:· MODERATE PRICES
FAMOUS COMPLETE DINNER
5 p. m. onW 10 p. m.. -SundaY1: lZ noon untn 10 p. m.
Open 8 a. m. to 2 a. m. -C109ed. Mondays
Dinner Dance Wednesdays and Saturdays
8to12 p. m.
Newport 433-M
Our Kitchen Open for Inspection
Wm. E. Ludewig, Prop.
BATTERIES CHARGED
in 30 Minutes
\V\th o.r .Just; -lruitalled
New Super-Quick Charger.
LUBRICATION
SPECIALIST
conatantly ready a.ad able to Ktn you the. quick.eat and
oompieteet job of rreulnl' and oWnr
Aucment.ed force or Espert Mechanlce now &erve you at
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TEXACO PRODUCJT8 • ~ STATION
2408 Weet Central Annue., Newport 8eaab. ·
Open Ntchtly nu 'T o'Clock Phones lZ9 a.nd tl«·W
a project together u a. group,
rather than on •eparate badgee a.a
do the younger g1rl.e. Tb~y plan to
extend their actJvltlea to &.!I much
community service u po8Sible.
R~ently the troop held & cook-
out on the Chlnese beMb at "·blch
time the girls planned and cooked
a complete dinner in the 88.Dd, for
example packing potat~s In rans
and baking them Jn the sand. Mrs.1
Ho'A·e reportf>d that thrf>E' Junior
Girl Scout Councillors, who ~i!llst
ed at the summer camp tn Laguqa
have given valuable a.selBta.nce tb
her troop. Those girls are three
sophomores. Velma CMi!I. Tania
Seeley and Judy Chapman.
The value of the senior Scout
program 19 that girls leam tn ac-
complish things ln a group, while
learning pleasant and useful eklll.!
individually, and nationally Girl
Scout.9' Senior program has somf>
very out.stand.Ing V.'Ork to report.
I and Mrs. Howe 'A'hO ill mo11t en·
lhu11la..stlc about the senior pro-
gram is hoping to v.•elcome &Cl·
dltlona.I senior groups tnto the
local orga.nizatlon.
GAIL GEORGE RETURNS;
RELEASED FROM NAVY
Gall C. Geor ge of 407 Short
street. Newport Beach. returned
home t.h1s week attu her di>
charge from the navy at Terminal
l.sland la.st week.
One teaspoon of kitchen fat \.\ill
make five ma.chine gun bullet.a.
---with an increased stock of
AUTO SUPPLIES
besides our regular line of merchandist, including
.HARD -TO -GET ITEMS
such as
Men's Chambray Work Shirts
Metal Lunch Pails
Garbage Cans
Crescent Wrenches • • • All Sizes
Limited S•pply of Shotgun Shells
IJdlm to OUl' Radio Prognm on K HJ &t
6:15 Liii.; 8:00 a..m., Arthur Gates;
12:45 p.m.; 10:4ll p.m.
We have made ~ to have all
lteJD8 that ...... advertib ed ... tllls procnm
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on the Opening of Their New
1836
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3 Doors South of Safeway Store
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Abbott's Feed Store
Everything for Poultry and Rabbits
Alpha Beta Store
Groceries, Meat. Fn.tit, Vegetables
Boulevard Feed Store
C. ?ti. Nelson
Barrow's Department Store
Boulevard Liquor Store
449 Newport Blvd. 'Top o'the IDU"
J. E. Barnes & Son
Real ~te -Insurance
Braddy's
Barber and Beauty Shop
Gus Beach Service Station
Fir.stone Products and Hanccck Gu
Dr. C. J. Carter.
Dentist
Costa Mesa Furniture.
New and Used FUnllhft
Costa Mesa Paint & Hardware
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Walah
Costa Mesa Pharmacy
A. L, Plnkley
Costa Mesa Tire Shop
:U-Bour iw.wnc Senb
Dr. M. D. Crawford
Optamotrt,tt
Dutton's Grocery
Cold Meat -Fruit -V~tables
E. & H. Malt Shop
'lbelma Waboo
S. E. Eaton
Cesspool & Septic Tanlc Service
Howard W. Gerrish
Insurance of All Kin<h
A. W. Gibbon
Real Estate--Insurance
Gingham Cafe
atlcken Pie Dinners
Hi-Way Garage
Edwin C. Edick
Hillt.op Market
447 Newport Blvd. -Ccota Mesa
W. T. Jefferson
Miracle Mlle
A. E. Johnston
Ra! Estate
Myrehn Bros. Service Station
lTtb & Newport Blvd. -Coota Mesa
Modem Shoe Repair
II. L Vauatm
Mesa Radio & Electronics "Sa~ Radio ~ .
Nina's Flower & Gift Shoppe
:ICS8 Neapwt BM!.
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Men's and Boys' CJothing
Polly Apparel
Gilbert and Leah Brown
Quality Bakery
The Best in Baked Goods
RU88ell Realty
Elsie -George -G. N.
Sarge's Cafe
1930 Ne~ Blvd.
The Sport Shop
Mrs. Fern Smith
Harry W. Taylor
PlwnbJnc
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Thompson's Richfield Station
Lubrication and Goodyear nres '
The Poplars
Dinnen -Steaks -Sandwiches
Viehle Plumbing & Sheet Metal
Mn. Viele
Welcome Cafe
Dinner Dance We4. & Sat.
Bastanchuty Water Co.
Famous Artesian .l ~ D!stilW ~Water
Eva 'F. Rhoden
Real Emlte .
H. W. Wright
178' Newport Bm1.
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~ .. --""'""'" Orkin'a Department store ~ Groty Appliance Co. ' '
l'lwzz tl&e 1819 Neapwa Jlhd. a.,._. tr.. l!sl8waJ'> (le • .._ • ...., ..... ..,..Dr'=
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Oae, U.S. Employ1uent Service Says
Children's ety Lt M · Rules Given lby • Orey -on CAlrver Remodels
C-Os~ Mesa Bld_g.,
U~d ·for Churcli
This Guy's Happy;
Wife and Son to
Return from Wars Gordon Gariaiid All•ed f "Gin the ~ ... di._ ract..u,-.. th• oo-called ........... I orce
peel nter&n or ctt11.lan a cbaDce worker," R&J ~. man-
. agu at the Sant& AD& USE8 1111'· Tl'&ftle -&n putJcu1&rl7 s T Another IDOC!<n> oto... will bo J'r<d 8rifto. who ..U. real -to pl"OT9 be can mi a job .. aatia-ed toda7 u Nathm•l Dnploy tbl cnat um 7e&r bec&Ule the ,_.. • added to ea.ta Mw.'1 w.tne. tat.e u a bobby rather than u an
------------.. Ph)'OIC&llY H&ndlcapped Week at. monl at r-Un• r&tlonllls ,... Wlm earn dllltriet -Joo caner complet. &•OC•tklG. .... quite happy tod&y
F'Olll: I NIU ~ANCE eall ficlally opened. . ,lb1ct1ona bu tncruw1 t.be YOl.Ume tbe remodellnc ot hUi building when be relayed the lntorma.Uon
'-'l"beee people au only an o~ at tn.mc greatly tli.rou&'hout the acrcim the .t.r.et tTOm. tbe rr1day that ht.I wife and 10n would 800D
Howard W . Gerriab portunlty to malle SoOd "" & Job ot&to, ac-.llns to Gor<lon a..... J:L!.n:n FORCE HEADQUAR· Af...,,_ club bOUM. 'nllo h.u be bome r.-the""""'
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The Boutb.Daltota plenlc will be plcnlclten between land 2 p.m.
held ID Bttby l'&r1l In Long Beach
SUllday aftemoon Oct. 2L The -&uPPof't the War -Chelt -
Fresh Daily
Dellclouo --Or, C<mlpleto Oljl1lpmclt
wlleo JOOL ....,t to ca&c.b
~own.
HORMEN FISH MARKET --Atatomobile • Fire
~t •Life
they are equipped to do well," land. cS.trector ol. motor vehlclea. TIC.R8, Italy. -P'tnt Ue.utcant bHn Ull8d tor lf'\'eral ye:arw u • Be aid that Treua IL Brtgp,
K&th...._ aid. "Natur&lly, It I.I ~!:"led :!. u:i:!' t!fdttn ~ Herbert E . Kony, b""bond of c.burcll by the s. .. nth Pay Ad· pr1v&te tint cluo In the Waco. h.u
dtMcult tor b&ndicapped ~ a&'• e year Mn Pbylli.I C MOT"e)' SU Coral nnu.t.. who .,.. eoon t.o build • left Ft. I>tverw MUI. for Cl.mp
to ftnd suitable employment, arJ. Call:fornt& by the autnmobile and • .,~ue Balboa.1.11.and ~d the .on new po,ooo church. . Beale, C&Uf.~and wtll be d.llcbars-
the work mut be IUltable to tU lO,SOT ln the am.e ace CT'OUP tn-Of Mr. 'and Kra E. a.' Korey, 5440 Carver, who 1-UllJtant to H. R. ed and home the nrat of the week.
indiTi.dual'a pbyl:ical llmttaUom 11 jured.. Via Sandalerro Loe A.nplea, par .e1&tt. pnenJ npetlntendent at m. 90n Jerome an avi&Uon 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ he 18 to till the pomltlon 9UCC~ Garland ottered We ad.vice to Ucipaled ln the ftrst ~ the South Coast compt.D)' and will machJni.t ~te wb~ bu bem in
tully. Newport Barbor p&.rente wbOH SWtm.mtnc Keet ever It.aged In~ continue wtth them wsW about the for four yea.re ien. Guam Sept. 20 I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
ON CE NTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT .•EACH
JMr ... and Ooatnc.t --"A phyetcal b.l.ndfcap 11 not nee· chlld.ren walk to an~ trom ICbool: volvt..q three t.heatuw of war an· tint ot the year, WU tormeTI)' & for the U. 8. and diecha.rse. Jer-1,
eaarlly a vocatiooal handicap,.. Plan the rout.e Of children to der the ~rwb.J ot the Amect builder Of mW.I bo&UI and b&ndlu ome hU written. eevenl boolu and
Kathew9ln pointed out. ''Spectnc avoid buardoua croeeinp and to s pon. Comm1_.C: and beld at marine motOl'9 and rep&lr work. upecta to keep on wrlt.lng. L-----------..! \-rotiou requ1n -'"c akllla. po.a """' prot«ted lnte.-tiom. • He dou not contempl&te c1o1ns any L a •-•·~ Bri ---•• -..--•...--• Inatruct them to avoid pl&yt.n,c the St&dio Nukmale ln Rome re-conatructlon work but wW Cp ~~ gp, auvwer
Lumber and Building Materials
Bay District Lumber Co.
enroute and to walk 00 the Jett cenUy. Tbe Kedttern.DMo. Tb.eater a line ot martn ha.rd ~ eon. 19 on special auvtce detach·
lide of the hlpway lf there .,.. ot Oper'&Uoiu t eam, holta for the boa.rd motora ~t. ::e· .. ;pU-meat ln Tokyo with Maj. Lanny
sidewa.l.ke meet. tl'ou.nced team.a repreetn.tlnc ' Rola' command and la aiding tn
no · USP'ET and AMET. a.ncea. . tra.tn.lng entertainment r r o u V•
Instruct them to avoid jaywalk-Bcortng first place 'rictoriq lD Tbe front ot the building will be from the IOldlera for uee ln that
l.ng and to obeerve trattic UghU. ten at th fourt t.. th torn down and a new front with area.. !Anny Rou 11 of Show Boat . -llllll m ooAaT mmnvu Cooperate with the Kbool auth. • een even • plate glu. windows lm:talled. It fame
o11ties tn the rormatJoo ot acbool Mediterranean team .:ored ll9 will be ready for bu.sine• 1..11 about ·
DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH
oa!•ty ,,.trolll potnt.. to nnJab. ahead ot tbe lee· th ••-.--. ond place USFET aquad wtlh 9~ ree monww, according to the MAS ON DISCHARGED
Bent Fenders Result
From' Curiosity Over
Blanket in Street
owner. pol.DU. AME'T. wttb 17 point.a, F ROM THE NAVY
ORANGE YS
OWN
t.ra.lled the two larger thea ter-.
Awarda conalate-d ot watche1,
founlai.n pena &nd llgbtera, given
to ttrat three place wtnnera ln that
order.
Stopping suddenly and backing Mo~y attended Occidental C.01-
hla car up about 10 feet to eee lf ll'ge. i..o. Angele11. before entering
Veterans Can
Reinstate Insurance
Up to Six Months
a. rolled-up blanket cootained a. the 11ervlcr-. Hundreds of thousands ol veter-
body proved to be rather expen. ans of World War IT who have
aive for Fred Godlove Ott of p S ad been oot of the service for Jess
Huntington Beach la.et Fl1day, He ower Qll f0fl than six months, and have let
ChJet Boa'un J ohn W . MMOO ,
l 19 Crystal, Balboa. Island, wu
diecharged Oct. 1 from the U. S.
Navy a t ht!adquartera of the 13th
Naval Ot.tl1ct in Seattle. Wuh.
Mr11 .. Su.sen Rutherford has been
ill the past week at her home, 327
Alvarado Place, Balboa.
GORDON B. FllDLAY no llOOner atarted b&tklng bla car Ha s Fi rst Mee t1'ng their National Service Life Insur-tban be wa.a bit from behind by . ance lapse since leaving the
Paul Cooper of 661 Cliff dri\'e. At y ht CJ b armed forces can reiruitate et any
Newport Height!!, who WU my11ti· ac U time v.'ithin this period with the
Island Businesses
Change Hands
~·o Balboa Llland businesses
are cbaoging han~ thia w eek with
the sale ot the I1tland Gare.ge. 122
Agate avenue to Francia 0. H igh-
ley by Ray Ain.IJ\\'Ortb, while J ack
Corn la selllng the Ma.ecari cafe,
322 Marine a.venue. to C. W. and
Helen G. ChriaUan.
OONTllACTOR and BUILDER
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
OUK SPECIALTY
Cabinet Shop Service
Otrlee Cabinet Shop
MIO Coast Blvd. 407 SOU. st.
Phone 41% Pb. 2S88-J
NEWPORT BEACH. OALIF.
fled by the same object. payment of only a few dollars. it
The ble.nket in th" middle of the Fifteen atudf'nta of the fall was pointed out by the Institute
n&.rTow 11\de of Centre..1 avenue couree of the United States Power of Ufe Insurance recently.
proved to be just th.t.t-a. ble.nkel Squadron for lnatructlon In rudi· ProvidJng the veteran Is in as
-and both men •t.Lffertd da.magea 1 mente of boat bandling and !lea good health as he was when the
to repay them for tbeir cu rioaity. manner• appeared at the prellmln-policy laP6('d, he can reinstate
They exchanged rererencea. the ary me-etlng lut Wednesday eve-"'ithin the six .months period fe r
police reported. ntng at the Ba1bo& Yacht club It e premJum which averages about 24,583 DEER K ILLE D
waa learned from H. T. Hubbell: in S'! ea~h. it. was stated. Several A.a of Oct. 1. a total of 24,583 _ . .., ... ~ ----charge of ln8l.ructlon. aa.saes start b1Uions of insurance had been a]-deer bad been reported kllled
thi.e Wedneaday evening. /~owed to ~apse whl~h could be re-throughout the slate to the Ca.11-
CertaJn types of u.1embly 91rork. Several instructor!! have been instated, It was said. fornla Dlvialon ot Flsb and Game.
t6r example, can be done u well lined up for the w ork which i!I free 1 .. The. institute remarked that Thi8 ae880.D'a kill ls exceeding that
,......_ by a man ~ritb one leg a.s a man to anyone wishing instruction on the ltfe. Insurance ls an Invest· of last year which was 23,123 on
'W with two lega. The bltnd have the vllriou!I a.ngle!I of po~·er and ment which every v~te~ should the aa.me date. The leading coun-
proved outstandingly succe,s.,ful In aall boat handling T ommy Thomp-be ix-rsuaded to ma1ntrun -and ties of kill are: Mendocino, 1987;
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FIN COCKTAILS-Martinis,
FROZEN DAQ UIRIS Ba card is
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DOMESTIC AND -IMPORTED
LIQUORS, Brand ies & Champagne.
STEAKS, CHOPS, FRIED CHICKEN
-· -DUCK and ABALONE .
DINING ROOM SERVICE
and Cu isine .
MUSIC FOR YOUR LISTENING
AND DANCING PLEASU RE.
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Phone Weshninst..r 8081
inspection y,·ork requiring a fine / son y,•\11 gl\•e the ·first then Alvin t everyone at home interc.>sted in Lake, 1311 ; Lassen, 1243; Freeno,
aeruie oi touch rather than visual Danlel.9, Arlie Toul ou~e H ubbell. t~e veteran's f~ture ~hould urge ll~H~3~an~d~M~od~oc~l~l 3~2~· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ob11f'rvaUon. The dear make ex-Bob Boyd. then Daniels ·again and h_1m tc:> ~ake this .. ~tep before the> ~ cell~nt machini!Jts y,·bere noise ia lasUy J ohn Stick. y,·ell-knov.rn Lo!! time limit pesses. (
h e days are getting longer
for housewives ... at lease,
you get more done in a day
than your mother did. ,
That's because electricity
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does more of the housework.
Come to think of it-
the 3500 men and women
of the Edison Company
aUhelpyou
by providing electricity
to operate
your labor-sa'ving
and comfo rt•giving
electric appliances.
BABl)W&BI: J. H. ESTIS
GENERAL EI.EC'.mJC
DiSBWA8H'*I • LUll08
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a distraction others })ave to over-An~eles yachtBman y,'1)) give the I
come. \Ve have e\'eO. placed one f inal lesson on Custom11 and Man-Capt Fred ' k
armed typiSt.!t and automobile ner5. The classes start at 7 :30 p.m. • er1c s,
painters." the manager u rged In • F C't'
RBklng employers to C0081der vet· QUISLING orm er I 1zen
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BAL B OA
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GOT ANYTHING
TO READ?
• The sergeant now
fiQhts a private battle
-to Uck the endless
wanted to make a name for hlrn·
I self. He did.
And he also made a new name
for all traitors.
\Vho pays tor advert.ls.in& f No-
body. It pays for itself!
monotony of convalescence. Sturdy ally in his fiQh!
Is the USO-workinQ harder than ever, now the war
Is over, to make the hours easier on wounded GI' s.
GOT ANYTHING
TO EAT?
• These raQQed Phil·
ippine kids aren't like
the kids back home.
They're hunc;iry, hc:m&-
Jess. ForeiQn War Rellet supported by your Qifts.
brinQS We and hope to these children-in whose thin
finQet11 mus t rest the world's hope of future peace.
n ... p botm ahow th• wo.r!: of Ju•t htro-ol 21
-a~clu UJarilJg lh• NaUODal War Fu.ad.
e 1v1 ••Nl lOUllY TO TOUI COMMUNIT Y WAI f UND
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ituttk. of Amtrini
NATIONAL n~n.·cn ASSOCIATION
•IMl l l n11UL 11,..l lT l•llU.•11 IOlf'OU.Tll•
C"apt. Wynn Frederic k• of the
Marine corps. former Newport
resident but nO\\' of Laguna
Beach. wu wlnner of the 2111t an-
nual golf tournament at the Santa
Ana country club, being one up on
the 38th bole at the final match
Sunday playing again.st Cpl. Pey-
ton Sweeney at the Army Air 1
Force.
Le.st year's champion. Dennia
Hogle.nd of Costa Me88., wu de.
teated in the ttrst round of the
tournament by Joe Brophy. v.·ho
lo8t to Capt. Frederick.! In the
seml-fina.l!I.
Capt. Frederick!! Is a graduate
of Yale Unlvef'!llty and former
state director of health and edu-
cation In Pennaylvanla. He la "11ta-
tloned at the Coron a Nave..1 hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mn. Harry Lace and
small daughter Barbera J ean left
Thursday morning fo r a week's
fishing at Camp Sabrina. Bishop. -,..,,.ltlll~llll .......... 11 .... 1--•·1-111111111• ' . ;; ! I EGGS ! • • • • j •
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FRESH
~ I.ab 0oant,. ~ I i Pears for Canning i "' ,;; ~ ~ I GROCERIES !
l Cold Meats i ~ l'rldf& and v eptableo i
·-1818 ()pm _,., I DuHon's Grocery !
Headquarters for
Floats, TaDks, Manifolds
Engine Blocks, Etc.
See
DON CHARLE
Marine Steel F abrication
-Phone 531 1001 Coast Highway
!I TM lfewpwt 819'4. o-ta ·llem ~
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LI S-c"~ "~RE !
NO ~6' AMPUTATING
'"J'!ANO t.ai-5 !!
No Si~fl_r1r.--
La""1
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Puauc NoT1cEs
NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF 1;AX
DEEDED REAL PROPERTY.
PUBLIC NCYl'ICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that oa. the Otb day at N~
ftmber,-1945, at the hour of 10
o'clock AJd. of that d&y, ln the of-
fice ot th• Tu Collector Of the
County ot <>ranee. St.&te ot Cali-
fornia. the UDdera.lgned, Don S.
Mozley, u Tu Collector ol. the
aid County ot Orange, ln pur-
.uance of Jaw and the written
authorUatlon at tb.e State Con-
troller of the State Of Cali!ontla..
dated September l T, 194:6, and
havtn.g been _, directed by the
Board of Superttaora Of the aaJd
County --Ot Orange, intends to ael.J,
will otter for aale and aell u pro-
vided by Dlvlalon I, Part 6, OlaP-
ter 7, of the Revenue and Taxation
Code. in separate parcels at PUB-
UC AUCTION to the hJgheat bld·
der t or cuh tn lawful money of
the United St.ates. the real prop-
erty sltuated ln the County of Or·
a.nge, State of California and de·
kribed as foUo"'a, to-...,·i.t :
PROPERTY IN COSTA MESA
SCH OOL DISTRICT
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
A.8 per Map recorded in Book 4.
Page 83, Miscellanrous Maps, rec·
ords ot Orange County. Cllifomia.
N'\\'ly 60.5 F"T SEly 343 F'T.
SWly 275.3 IT. Lot 254
Yea,. To Whom Assessed
1931 Property 9i tuated in Harper
· School Dl!!trlct
1932 property situated In Costa
Mesa School District
1931 and 1932 . Eva B O'Brien
· 1933 to 1937 In. F . Sl'.'hute
1938 to 1945 inc .. State of CaJiforn.la
Mlnimwn acceptable biti Sl00.00.
plua coat of advertising.
FA1RV1EW F'ARMS
A& per Map recorded in Book 8,
Page 71 . Mlacellaneou9 Map9, ree-
ords ot Ora..nge County, C&lltomia. 1
E 126 FT. W 2:S2 IT.
N 305 FT. l..Qt 29
Vear To Whom A~
1933 to 19$ Inc. ..Jewel Erwin
19'0 to 19-45 inc .. State of Calltom..ia
Minimum acceptable bid $150.00,
plua co11t of ad\·erti.9ing.
TRACT NO. 6 12
AA per Map recorded in Book 20,
Page. l and 2. MUcella.neowt l
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Puauc NoT1cu
lbpo, records ot Onu>p County,
Callfoml&. EVER
l rt. -........ 9&tl'04 1C&W8•91!fM, •wl!FOR•, --I
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1·'IEWS-TIMES
Re.ad
CLASSIFIED AD IS Al OPPORTUNITY!
Theni for Profit • • • Uae Them fOI' Renulta ~M~F I
Year To Wh"'" An
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d ----It """' ..__'t tlilcl what """' ue kddag far ad\Jtl!rll8ed In this 1-Pllooe NewlQt Beedl 12 er U llDd plaae YQlll' own ~ ----
1933 to 1939 lnc-.:lcl>n R. S.tmdere 1 ___________ _:J~--.,....---====J=-===:-;:====:::::::::::;::::::;:::::;:;:=~~=============::=======================:... 194-0 to 19f5 IDC., st&IA> ot California I•
v1n1mum ucept&bte bid '5Q.OO, Puauc NoTica -B1JlllNl:M----0-0-m-•-----,:::10 1~1:11PLO~~~no:NT~~!::o~1~•~·~·~r~·~·=~·~ 11.&LS llllllll!JJl.t.ND>UB 11 ~-~~·~1~·~llft~~An:~~-----~6"..'~a~•~•':'1'...,~E8T..t.~~n~ _____ _:MI~
plW! cool ot advertlolJ!&. .J ====...::==---===-= FOR ~Beaulitul band braid· It the properly lo no!. redeemed LAWll and Regul&tiona, printed on GENBR.AL CONTRACI'D<G, Ro-
betore It i. oo ookl, the right ot the nnree ot tlllo form, to wtt: pe1r &Dd AllerMlana. Bae J'rulk ed oval rug, 7"11\io , all wool. May
redemption will -.e. 1 ThAt the .....,. .. and _,_ PellkotV, 5'05 Flnloy ••e., New, T E L E P H 0 N E be oeen at 606 w. Centnl Ave ..
No bid will be a<eep!A>d for 1 ... ot U.e pul>l.lobor, editor, manqlng port Beoc• Ph. HSlll-J(, '3:tu OPERA TORS Balboa. 77-<tc
than th& minimum amount lhownl editor, U1d bustnea m•pagen are: FOR SALE -Whlte aewtng ma·
&Dd .. t forth fo11""1n« the ~ Putillmer, Newport Hubor Pub-CARPENTERING NEEDED cblne, $1!0. Cabinet needo nfln·
-NEW BUILDING -
description ot eech lot Ol' Jn>UPIAnd llablng Co., 3011 w. Oefttral Ave.. and JOBBING i.hlDg. See Mildred Bjerken al
lot.I, or pa.reel or parcel.a ot Newport Bea.ch. cal.IL . {Any alteration. and new work) Mlldred'• Beauty Bar, Balboe. Li-
The cost of insurance upon
new buildings -if taken out
during course of construc-
tion -is approximately 35% .
lower than normal cost.
u deecrib<d above. Th• pun:bue Editor. S. >.. lleyer, lUG N--P . 0 . Ba< 711, Balboa, callt. Good Pay While Leaming 1And. 77,21c
price la to be paid In full At the port A venue, Coot& ll-C&llf. 7'1-<tp and Regular Increases
ttme of purchue &t the above .S.e. a.. t v Sam o ~ After ea.id aale., the underslgned. gdlLJJMI ~n&Ker, · .-\A-PADrlUl'G OOJl"l'SAOl'Qa
Coll to will execute ter. 1069 Mlramar Drtve, Balboa,.
u such Tu. ec r, ca11t Painting • Decorating
a d-1 to the purcll.Uer of ea.ch 2. Tti..t the owner t.: CU owned Roof RepaU • Patnttns
lot or parcel by a corporatlon, It. name and ad-.._ Nollar
DAted lbla ~th day of October, dreu mW!t be ot&led and &loo Im-Sympson °"
l "'" Ph. NWp~ l21T1 W 5U Mtll St. ...,.u. m"11&t.ely tbereundtt the n&mff lS-tfc ~N ~ :w::~ ot the and addl'Ullel of .tockboldera own-_:·--------.,.-:----
O:>unt-of Orange State tng or holdln.g oae-per cent or mcrq..gs _Sold, rented or ,.
.. ~ ' more ot. total &mount' at •tock. Il peJnd. Vopl'a. 100 Kam Bt..
ol callfomta. not owned by a corporat:ion. the Baltw. and 208 K&.rtne AftlDU9.
Date of Sale November r>tb, lSM~. n9.Dle• and &ddreue1 Of the tn-B&lbol, tet•nd ~ttc
Pub.--Oct. 11, 18, la, llM~. dtvtdual ownen must be given. It
owned by a tlrm.. compa.ny, orP ::*:":"O::::N::..::AL=-----:---:---;-1;;-&
No. 2'3$,,008 other unincorporated concern. It.a w ANTED -Home tor boy 12.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL n&me and addreq, u well U tboee Willing worker, bWthy, lli.Dd,
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE at each lndtvidua.1 member, mu.t honest. Kr. Wal.lb., 4646 Fakoo
be given.) Ave., Long Bea.ch.. 77·2tp
In the Superior Court of the State
of Cat.lifornl1, I" 1nd FOf" thoe
Nora M. Wade, 200 Weatm.iD.lt.er. la
Jobi available ln many
other Soolbem Callfornlt
c1u ...
Southern California
Telephone Company
Apply . 100 Eut. Bay ATeoue
Bal-
or
53-t!c
Newport Beach, Calif.; Dl4n& G&l1 =B.::EA:.::.:O:.:i:.:·i:...::AW8-.,.-c-::==::-::::;;;;--
Margwarth, 2 0 !i WMtmlnat.er. COLD and MACHINELESS 1-----...,..=,,.,...,..,'C"':::-'::".,,--N.-0 ---• ~"' oam D WANTED-HOTl:L M.AiD. Bal-
· County of Los Angeles
-~· ~. ~.: ~ · WAVES
In the Matter ot the Eat.a.le ot Porter, 1M9 Mlramat Drive., Bal· Tinting and Ma.nlcurlng Inn. ~ MO. S.ttc
ANNA C. VJCKERS, Dece&Md. boa., Ca1l!.; S. A. Meyer, 186:!i Even'-g Appolntmente Pb.. 17~W WANTED-Wakremea, Dlabwuh-d NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Newport Avenue. Co11ta Mee.a, = en. &y Shore Cate, 17th an
that I.be underilgned, ANN A ca11r. Vi's Beauty Shop eo...t Hlghw•v, Newport.-Un·
v I c KER S CRAWFORD a.nd 3. That the known bondholder11. 1103 Gout Hlway, Coron& del Mar der New Management. ~Uc
CLARA VICKERS NAFTZGER, mortgagees. and other aecurtty 76·ttc
F.zecutrices ot the La.8l WUl and holders owning or holding l per U
Testament of ANN A C. VICKERS, cent or mor e of tot.al a.mount otl!:MPLO :=:.::.::..:YMENT=:.::.~_cW_cANTICD_..,-,,,..-:--:""."'
Decea.sed. "'ill !lell . at private sale. bonds. mort&agea. or otht"r seeur· WANTED-Carpet and Upbol9ter -
HELP WANTED -Household a&-
siatant for '1' day, by Kay F1ncP.
Phone 698·J o r 2l!i9. 3« Hazel
Drive., Coron.a del M&r. 69--tfc to lhe highest bidder, upon the Illes are: <If tbe&e art none. so lng cleaning ln your home. by
terms and conditions hereinafter state.) None. local veteran ?.'orld War U. TWO W AlTRESSES, Tv.-o !lhifls.
mentioned. and subject to con· •. That the lY.:o para.graph8 next \\'ork guars.nt~. Color and 8 hour11. $6.00 day and mealB.
Just Arrived
~ Heuinc Ald
BA'ITERIES
GtmdeNon Drug Co.
117 lUln St. Ph. 515
Uncalled For Suits
IO-ttc
--·· Nita, U,95 .... Top ud ram coat.. WatchM. wa.J'd.
robe tnmU., CUii& Pa*1n•, 229
W . Ocean. t...cm,. •erellt &-tte
WE HA Ylt I""" UNO pl.uloa for
$9G, SU&, $1&5, $195 up. 'fl'IM
F&J1do -up. Termlt. Some tor renL 30 year-. ln Orange
county. ~t PIAno Co..
520 N . ltl.IJn, Sant.a An&. 6tfc
W .4NTICD TO BtrY • &l • ·
WANTED-A small Auto Court at
about 110,000 ln or near town.
K Stromee, '65 H SL, San Ber~
oardlno, Calif. 76-4.tc
WILL PAY CASH tor your fur·
nltu.re or wbat have you. Phtc•
This saving applies thru the
entire policy period from one
to five years.
Phone and let us bind the in-
surance on that new house or
mercantile building that you
are now constructing or plan-
ning to construct.
EARL W. STANLEY
225 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island
"Stu" Dunlap, Ins. Mgr.
Phone 1776
Nwpt. 2000. o . R. Crawley, l'he/.::============::-;---n::n~;:-:-y:;i::-::::;---
Food Baak«, is12 Nowport llPZlClAL ANNOUNCDIENTB sa Balboa Island
Blvd Colt& Mesa. n-ttc ~ Income " KliY8 MADE WHILE YOU WAIT IF YOU want to eeU your old Vdg-eJ.'s, 100 M&ln St. Balboa and Popular Waverly Apartment.A.
piano see us. We. pay b.lghe•t 208 Marllle Ave., Balboa laland. Splendid location. Marine. 60-
ca.ab price. SO yearl!I Jn Oracge Z2·tfC ft. frontage. 6 modern unit.a.
rounty. Da.nr:-Sdm.ldt Piano Co., Completely furnished. 6 gar-
fi rmatlon by said Superior Court. above, giving the na.mts or lhl' beauty revived, give ne\.\' sheen. \\'elcome ca.te. 2:)60 Ne"•port
on the 17th day of October. 1945. O\V nl"rs, etockholder3. &nd security Phoae N~\\·port 683. Call beL 10 Blvd., Costa !o!e11a. Pb. 433-M . ·FUR--S-,-11-.-
0
-RE--FO-R_S_ALE ____ si_'
020 N . Main, Santa Ana. C>-t!c PIANO TEACHER ages. Excellent year 'round
income. G. V. LINSENBARD 0r thl"rt-after v:it.hia the time al-holders, ir any, cont.Ala not only and 4. 75--8tc 74-4.tc -------------
Jn1,1,·e11 bv I&\\', at tht' office nr !&id the list of !lockholder9 and secur. . • ANTED Un 1-------------,-FOR SALE-Hoosier cabinet, bed Royal Conservatory, Leipsic Graduate Investigate
.. xeeutriCe!, at Room '122 Roo~-ity holders as they appear upon EMPLOYMENT \V -• \\.ANTED-\\"oman for day 1,1,·ork. dive a and matching chair: tv.·o Ph. 1252-W 1526 W . Ocean Front This At Once.
$35,000. Terms. : velt Building . 727 \\'e!t Seventh the books of lhe company but alao. J attached. -...1dow, W. e:":perienced \\'ashing. Ironing and cleaning. folding beds. double eprtng11; 73-tfc ~treet in the City of Los An,i?el e~. tn cases \.\·here the !tockholder or nurse-, companion. chauffeur. $1 00 per hour.' 118 Ruby St., droplear kitchen table, 50-lb. lce l-------------~oun tv of Los Angt'IC!. State of stturity holder appears upon thf' Referwcew txchanged. Mrs. C8.r· Balboa Il!lland. Ph : N . B. 1742.W. chest, 3·burner kitchen r ange. Carpenters Available
' I D • .. 267 Franklin A\•e 7 21 t I . t ce Califomla. all r ight, title. lntl"re9t books of the companv 89 trustef' r e O\e. • · 6-P 2011., Agate, Balboa Island. or genera ma1n enan
and estate Or Said Anna C Vickers. or In any other f iduciarv relation. Hoil)"'A'ood 16. Phone CL 2~-'9tl 76-2tp and repair
'J 7-.-. p HELP \\'ANTED -"Reliable" "" TS N Deceased . in and to the real prop-the name of the person or corpor· FOR SALE-(Mabe<i 32.ft. fully 0 . Z. ROBER 0
"''oma.n to help mother and new Call Newport 83 erty described as follo"''s: ation for "''horn such ~!te-e ts t:M:PLOYHENT OFFERED !I baby part t ime. Ph: N. B. 43s-w. equipped Jig and mackerel boat.
42
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l.Dts ~. 6. i and 8 in Block actin g. UI given: also that lhf" said 76_2lc ~ )'ears old Nev.· 98 b.p . Ker· l--------------303 ~ "V••ta f'el ~far Tract•' two parn~ph• contain slate· HELP V./ANTED --Cook and Gen-.....-"' ,.._ math motor. Perfect condition, Set'tion Tv•o. l.n the C.ty of l tnent.s embraci ng afflant·s full cral. Call Nc ... :port 1182 7:i-t!c \\'ANTED-HELP for all kinds of SS500. See at Associated Oil
Huntington Beach. C'oun ty o( knowledge and belief u to the cir· LABORERS NEEDSD _ At La work 1n pottery. Experienced .ti: Dock. Ne""}>Ort. 77-ltp
Orange, State of California. cum!tances and condltlons under Bolaa T ile Co. Steady employ-inexperienced. See Mra. Coffey,
as !hOYln on ~J ap recordf"d in ,,,,,.hich stockholders &Jld M<:Urlty ment. Prevailing wage. Phone acrON from Poat O!!lcc, Corona
n --k 4'. Page 5 of MiS<"ella.ne-holder!! who do not appear upon 3 dtl "ar. 75-4tp oov Huntingtoo Beach 2:802. Plant .w. ou9 ~taps. RecorCs of Orange tht" hooka of the company II.II tru!-H Ungto Bch
Countl'. Calif om ta . \ Ca1tforn1a tee!. hold stock &nd Reuritle11 In a rnllM n9rtb at un n · W ANTED--Holl8ebold Help. live
la. T\J.•o i.p Cam.Uy. Phone New·
port 613. 76--ftc
Street -Huntington Beach capacity other lh&n that of a bona on Gothard Road. 73-t!c
Unimpro\led) I fide owner; and thla affiant bu llM5 SCBJECT TO taxes ror no rea.son to believe that Lily other
1945·1946, not yet payable: per80n. U8oclatlon. or corporation
SUBJECT ALSO TO cov· I ha.s any tnlerest direct or lndlrect
enanl.!. conditions. re9trlc tions. 1 i.n the e.ald stock, bonds. or other
TIDE TABLES
re!ler\'at:on..'I. right.II, rlghu-of-&ecurttiee than a.s so eta.led by w . 10
way and easements of re<:ord . him.
if any, S. That the average number of n . 11
Bids or offers are lnvited for copte11 of nch Issue ot tbi11 publt.
OCTOBER
Htct> Low fflCI>
11 :29 5:15 ·········
a 1 2.l .....
1:25 ~:28 11:58
3.3 2.7 4.8
\\'ANTED--F'ull time housekeeper
for family of four. pla.ic cook-
t..ow lng and g~neral dutle9. $150 per
month, bo&rd &: room. Refer·
8:48 encee rcqulrtd. 118 Ruby SL,
O.S Balboa l!1l&nd. Ph : N. B. 1742·W.
7:48 76·2tp
1.0 ------------
FOR SALE -Double hardwood
bed, spring•. Beautyrt"st matt-
reae, $3~. 40 1 Cliff Dri\•e., Ne""·
port Heig hl.!11. 77·2tp
FOR SALE -1 11et t91•in bed.II,
springs. mattre1119es, SW. Call
N. B. 184, days. 77-tlc
FOR SALE-Solid mahogany dr op
leaf dining table, Duncan Phyfe
1tyle, hand carved leg&, perfect
condition, seal! 14. $225. Pbooe
N. B. 2012·W. 77·t2c
Washing Machines
Repaired
Pert.a For All Makes
Pick up and De!l\'ery.
SCHULER'S
Waahlng Ma.chine Shop
1768 Ne'liVp<>rt Blvd, Costa 14eu
Pb.one 2263 ~5-ttc
.,38
"More For Your Monev"
We have juJ1 inAta.lled S new 1ac.
tory method Retread moldei which
g1ve a deeper tread th.an new
Uree, mean.Ing m ore mileage.
Leave tirea in the morning and
have them recapped or rep&J.N:d
by eventng or we pick up your SLIGHTLY USED modern furnl· car &nd deliver same day. Free
308
Gertrude Waldron
WM. H. SANFORD
Broker
1'farine Ave .. Balboa lal.and
Phone 23 4-W 76--t:tc
New
3-Bedroom Homes
F1ower St. and Santa Ana Ave.,
Coeta Mesa
Hardwood tloor1t--nle b&lh
Tile sink-Double gara.ge
$1400 down-$~ per month
Make your eelection now
Be rc.a.dy to move in
Raloh P. Maskey
st10 Coe.st BJvd.
Newport Beaoll, Callfornla
Phone 40 ~ 71·ttC
sa..J.d property u a. whole and mu.st cation 11old or dl!fl.rtbuted, thr ough F. 12
be ln writing and will be received the malls or other-wlM, to pa..td
1 at the office ot sa.ld executricce 9Ubecribera during the twelve s. 13
at the above address or may be months preceding the date shown
1 :~
4.6
S:4S
4.!
1.0
10:47
0.8
11 :~
o.~
Pay Roll
Clerk ture. Twin v.•ainut bedroom set. Ioanere lf desired. Money back
w1th or without innerspring ~tee la your aaaura.nce.
AT CORONA DEL MAR
Beautiful Lots-$70.0
Buy Now
flied with. the Oerk ot ea1d Su-above la .... ..... ... ... (Thitt infor-Su. 1'4
perlor Court or delivered to s&ld m&tlon la required f rom dally pub-
executrices at any time after the llcaUons only.)
7 :28 10:21
3.7 3.&
f irst publication of thJa notice and S. A. MEYER, Editor.
before m&ktng said sale. Sworn to and wbecrlbed bdore
The terms of said sale are: Ca.ab me tbU. 2111t day of SepL 1945.
oc delivery of deed. Payment ot NORA S. MARGWARTH.
ten percent (10('1'c) ot purchue (Sff.11 (My Commtulon expire•
rice mU8t accompany each bid. Jan. 28. 19•6.)
By Order ot Court. time for pub-
lication of thia noUce 111 shortened
to not le88 than eight 18) days.
Dated : October 4. 194:;.
ANNA V!CKERS CRAWFORD
CLAR.A VICKERS NAF'TZCER
As Executrices of the Estate of
Anna. C. Vicker!, Decease-d.
DRYER <l RICHARDS
ALIAS SUMMONS
No. 44327
In the Superior Cour1. of the State
of Callfornla In and For the
COt.1nty of Orai.nge
Attorneys f or Executrices Action broug-ht ln the Superlor
}(.,...,.. Twion can IJla"1aJ: 820 Ro"•an Buildlng Court of the County of Ora.ngt, and
(New O&J11a¥ •ftllS time)
ndee .,.. pi.c.d Ul order ol ~
t.l,p.t ncur-.. "'·; ---n.sur-p. m.
PuaLrc NoTrcES
No. 43289
ALIA.$ SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
Of Call~a In and FOf' the
County Of Ora.nae
( Actiort brought ln the Superior
Court of the County of Orange, and
Complaint rued in the otttce ol the
Oerk ot the Superlor Court ot aa.id
County.)
Y&btlal. lttt..y, 1rrit.abk _... S t Complaint filed In the Ot:fice ot lhe ~ TwioD cu. caGlll N.-irom 4!i8 S. Spring ttte · Court t aald GRI~ COMPANY, a Call-, Bew'eche mxf N'~ ~ Los Angeles 13. CaJtrornla Clerk of the Superior o r r,, n
daL ID dmel lib U..., ..,. aft, CR-12512 County. • fornia Corporation, Plain.tit!, v•.
_.. llbly thaG maal to become I Pub;--Oc.t 9. 11, 16, 1945. HAROLD H. DOBERT and NEWPORT OIL & REFINING
c1uw'l"UQCht Cid DU•om and • FLOTILLA DOBERT, bl.II wife. CO., a Californla Corporation. et al,
.W. t• a pod Mdadn. Dr. Ptalnti!!9., vs. ARTHUR t.. TODD Dercndant.
Jllle9 N'..-rizMi lit a sood ~ STATEMENT OF THE OWNE R-aDd DOROTHY R. TODD, hUI wl!c. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
--mild bat lllfectift. SHIP, MANAGEMENT. CIR· FIRST DOE. SECOND DOE. a.nd OF CALIFORS1A SEND GREET·
If 1'0Q. do D0t _. Dr. Imel CULATION, ETC., REQUIRED THIRD DOE OORPORATION, a rNGS TO: NE\\'PORT OIL &:
--2f...mt JOO ems'\ boY Whai '!* BV THE ACTS OF CONGRESS corporation. Defendant.. R£FTNING CO .. a Californl& Cor·
wOl do 1tr 7f!O.. It comm fD OF AUGUST 24, 191 2, A.ND Th~ People of the State of C&ll· poration, EVA JOHNSON DeKAY,
Uqaid and ltlfet•~ ~ MARCH 3, 1933 tornja Send Gttetiags to: M Ex,.cutrtx ot the Lut \\'ill or
-form. bOUt, ecpwll:J' ~ to Of Nev.1>0rt Balboa. News~Tlmes l ARTHUR L. TODD and DORO-Loula F OeKay. Decea...Rd ; JOHN
-~ imdDO~Y~T~ I published semi-weekly at Newport THY R. TODD, hla wife. FIR..'lT A. YERKES, FRANCIS C. De-
w a.a Beach. Califorol& for October l, DOE. SECOND DOE, and TlURD KAY. UNION NATIONAL BANK
GM k st 70D-P Goe ... 194:;. DOE CORPORATION, a corpor-OF PASADE-l'JA. a.s Tru.lt~ under
1 rull time
l halt Ume
Phone 2448
76-2tc
Excellent Opening
for
Auto Mechanics
A fine chance to get ln on
the ground n oor.
Also Stock Room Man
Good Wages
Good Hours
Pleaaa.nt "·orking condition.a.
Theodore Robins
Authorlud Ford Dealer
22nd & Cectral, Sewport
77 .ltc
HELP \V ANTED-----Rellable person
tor cooking and genera.I bou8'
"·ork. Top wages. Call N. B.
lf82. 77-2tc
HELP W ASTED-Laundreu for
"''ttkly wuhing of .small family
at 01,1,'ll home. Please call N . B.
772-V.'. 77-4.tc
\\roMAN to help hou.ekeeper wi~
matlttu; maple eet including c,.ade A Truck Rabber
.apring rocker; walnut secretary, Now Avillllal:tle.
console radio. club chair with , CoSta Meea Tire 4 Retread ShoP
ottoman. Many other iteau. 200 our new addrea
As these wnt soon be gone.
W. J . HOLCOMB
77·2tc Sparkes St., Costa Meaa., otf 11eo Newport Blvd.
Orange Ave., near 17th SlreeL Tel N . B. 2SU M-tfc l---------::--:----
77-ttc House For Sale
1517 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
'Whe-re the Flap Fi.y"
-------------11-FOB BENT '1 Now Under Conatru.ctioo
BOATll. 80Pl'LIES ROOM & BOARD to couple ln ex-Will Finish to Suit
EVERYTHING change for wife'• aervlcea ln Purchaser ELE TRICAL bouaebold. 1821 Eut Central Located at
C · Ave., Balboa. 77-<tp 2140 Ocean Blvd. Balboa
Ets-Bokin &: Galvan BENT u 3-bectroom, 2 bath•. 4:-.-n. lot.
WANTED TO Patio, Large Garage. Call I1:ledrical OoAb'ac'-1oeo Cout H!Pwa:r WANTED TO RENT, 1 or 2-room WHitney 24CM. 77.2tc
PboDeUU 97-tte
FOR SALE -S!>lpe. Reglatered,
apartment i.n Newport at once.
MN. Oda. Bush, R. D. l, Costa
Ke11a. 77-ltp
measured 315 Jas.mlne Ave., ~1 -------------
rona del Mar. Ph: 2081. 76--ttc WANTED TO RENT-Permanent
FOR SALE-12·foot boat. 1¥,. h.p.
Outboard motor, nearly new.
$106. 943 Llme avenue, Long
Beach. Apt. 6 a.tter 4 p.m. or
Sunday a..m. 7l>-4tp
te.mlly of three adulta. Anxious
•to renl or leaae 2· or 3·bedrm.
bou.ae. Ph. N . B. 13l~W. 70-tfc
WANTED TO RENT-Furn. or
unturn. 1 or 2 bedroom modern
house or Apt. 2 adUlts. P hone
FIRE EQUIPMENT TESTS -Newport 157. J . W. Cam.mack.
C-0-'JV.·o. Pyrene di: F<>fl.m refills. 76·2tc
COa fixed sye~em and Portables -W-AN--TE-0-.-ro--RE=N-T~-3-,-bedr-,--oo-m
now avallaltle. ETS·HOKIN & houae with opUon to buy, 6 moa. GALV ~. 1000 Coe.at Hlgh"'ay. rent 1n advance. Prefer Ba.Ibo&
Phone 1384. 73.tfc Iel&nd. Add.rea.s 1140 N. Vlsl.a,
Flash Lights Hollywood 46, Calif.. or call
Gra.nite 6212. 57 ·tfc
2 Houses
Near Bay, on lot 70x71.
$13,500
Bav Front Lot Et Bayo Tract
$11 ,000
W. L. Jordan
700 East Central, Balboa.
Phone 153 77·2tc
lllONEY TO LOAN
LOANS TO BUILD, buy, unprove,
modernlze or re~.
Newport Balboa Federal S.'"-
and Loe.o .AMOClaUcm..
!383 Vla U do Telephone 1'00 a'w•wwut tableU 11.t aad Tl'. STATE OF' CALIFORN1A., l atloo, De.fead&nts. the La.at \VUI of Stephen S. Wold,
f.,lqaid. Df ud $1.00. R.-.:1 ~ COUNTY OF ORANGE ) a . You are dlrelo'ted t o appear tn somet.imea known as S. S. Wold,
4
GCX>D RENTALS turniabed., nice
general bau&e~·ork and care for
se.mJ·lnvalld. Paralytic 11.·oma.n.
Dlly work. 611 No. Bay Front.
Balboa l .al&tld. 77·4tp
Toys -Games
Newport Pharmacy
11"7 • ltc
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LOANS doia SDll -a:, • dbwW. Betore me. a N otary in a.nd for an action brought a.p.lnat you by Dec-ea.&cd. Defendant.a. ·location ln Long Beach only
the State and county aforesaid, the above named plalDtiffs in the You a.re dtrect.ed to appear tn an HELP WANTED -Women for FOR SALE-2l·ft.. aaUboe.t. $350. $9MO. Wa.nt Cris Craft or good $100.00 and Up to $1 0.000.00
.--------------, personally appeared S A. Meyer. Superior Court of the Sta.le of actton brought agalnal you by the part·time day work. From 8 a.m. UO Ab&loce avenue, Balboa I&-small boat u part paymL and See US it' you need money WANTED BY h I b dul ac ....,_··-1·'-tlft ln ...... _ s to 12. L8.mpert'e Motel, 1010 laod sa-uc \\•bo, av ng ttn Y sworn • Callfornla, In and for the \.Al\l.llly above named p au.i w...: upe.r-b e•.v terma on ba.18.Jlcc. Cha.a. Paymen•' ta """t Your Income PRIVATE PARTY ln I d ··• ~ ot ~-"' ml Co&ttl Highway, Newport Beac . -J "" ,. , cord g to aw, epoaes a.w..i u.,..-ot Orange. and to &nawer the com· !or Court of the State ~o a, BOATS-D~ ~-Id __ .. ,,_ .. _. Hugbe8, 2021 E . 4th. Pb: 88().68
Bay or Ocean Front
H ome in Balboa area.
Reasonab~ Priced
for All Cash.
dlt f t.b N-· 1 ~ 0 Phone 12:22. 77·2tc UY\.o au &&-. ... __,, Ca 1 that be ie the e or o e " ... -plaint therein wltbl.n ten day• art.er In and ror the Coun y ..,, range, Muine Eugtnea a.nd PuU Loog Beach. • 75-4.tc Loana on ra
port Balboa. New•Timu and that the eervlce on you '* th1I aum-and to &.o.1Wer the complaint tbere--HELP WANTED--Coople to man.. lLA.RINB SALVAUE AND Truck11 and Trailers
the following t11 . tlio tfbe bestrut ~-~ mooa. lf 1et"Ved within the County ln wlthi.D ten day1 .rt.er the 9ttV!cede age moUL Preferably cxpertenc· Ja'G. co. CAP18TRA
1
ldnNO ocBEAanCHlneludlngLot, Over
22
Ye·-In San•· , __
knowledge and be ·e . a e .. .;.u::-ot Orange. or within thirty daya If on you of tb.1-mmmona.. 1! llttY ed. U'vt.ng quarttn. Salary ar-S080 W. Omtral Ave. Ph. 2388-W: over oo g e • .... "' ,. IU.lA
ment or the ownenb.ip. manage-arved eleewhere, and you are ooti· 911tb.tn the County ot. Ora.nee. or ~ &l Interview. Call N. B. Newport RN~b.., CAlif. beach righte. All improvement.I, Federal Finance Co.
ment (a.nd it & dally paper, the tied that uoJe.u you. .o appear a..nd within thl.rty days lt ten9Cl ~ !222. 1010 cOut Hlghway. ie...tft::: $.560. VA 6183 or Tract Office.
elrcul&tion). etc., 01 the atot'ffaid t.MWel' u above required. the when. ud YoU are DOt1fted that 77.2tc --------------Beach Oub. 77·2tc ~ ....... N rtbINC
8
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publication for tb.e d&te lbown tn pla.lntttta wW take JOdpent l'or unJtas you IO appe&r and an.wer ./ _. ... ,.,II' o ycamore
the above c&ptlon, roqulred by the "'1 money or <1amqu demanded u abon <eqlllred. the plalntltf will UJ.C ~'09 IO Plywood Boata For quit* ..-iltl! uoo N....,, Phone 6200, Sanla Ana. Calif.
Write tull puUcu1an Act of Aqust 24.. 1112, u a..awid· tn the Compl&lnt.. u an.ms upao tan JUdlme:nt tor any money or -------------For rowinl' or motor. 8-1()..U and lnm..~~~c!~•~wl~!lec\~~col~1~1J11~na~.:.._--;~-;;:=~-;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~---7-7_:8t<:~ P . Q , ~ lllM tt ed by the Act of KU<h 3, UM. _,tnet, or will ll'!>lY ito tho OJQzt ~ d-ded In the Ocm: FOR SALE-Good "'""'6 WU<!: H feet.
118
A11TOl!I WANTED A ~~~~S.~ ... ~;";";';·;°'~11;'·~~~~.,.~~bo~<ll~ed~~ln;;.;~-~tlo~n~M7, Poota1 tor..., <>*bu rollet d-•oded In plalnt, u ..,-. upm ccmtnd, or ,_ tnmll. Perfect c<>ndl"""' A1lTOll WAlitKD
Ibo comp>otnt. . ' wtU &pply to lbe Ollart t"Or ..., S26. w l!l. ac.... ll'nlllt. ""1"""' Available Now! , WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS Otnn -my -&Dd -1 Of otber nllo1 -•Nied hi Ibo -, 1._.tp $49,50 Up WING SANG BO "'T & REP AIR YARD the 11uper1o. a.art ~l.':: .. ~ plalnt. and Will Pay Top Prices A ot On.np. Stai. ot lbl+ GITm -IDJ' band and -1 SHrn.AND PONT C":4ldl~, oult, Aloo -our peddl.--&114
811 ro~_. ui-1. .. ., l~l JTlb day of A...,.i. ·U&5. ot u.. Buporior Ooart of u.. Coal>-able for bo)' or lfrl. ~· N-IM wa-11&111ns ~ ~· AU6U~-' B. J. llXlTB. ty of Gnl!p, -iii. cautC!n!I&. poet l~W beton G:i!O p.m. or w..-Woodaaft llbopc. Ill
i. •• :Nwpawt • o.mty aom and Oat! ot t11e lbl+ Sl.lt ~ of 1'1l7. 1-. :11001 ..n.r e:oo p.m. 1""4 Cout lllllnn.7. Kowpo<t Bn=b
9-k1r ()oart of Illa Stat. of 8. J, lllll'i'B. :rofl BAI g 2 -. CGl1 l!ldJIP, -IOJ.. -''~' I ==-~Ud r.. lbe =~:'::~.:.a: :::::-=~-= a«W*"lll,. ··-It • •, u' "1 _. .-aw" bit J17 D. J'mU\Y ~UfAJU>. Ool-..io, hi ud tor t1o1 , ..._ Jalen4 T1·J~ w•mo -t'M •• => i: ar ~ .. .... ~. O..q of°'-....... -'!k-•1 LI I • (8eal 8Upldar Cbart 87.A.. ~ Bi'iCtiOC.VZ. DqllfJ. fta 8 41' 8 D DI: ~wood. .... KU ~ Jhrts&~ JW
o.u,. ~) (-..,..._ ?"'"' . l;Jparltw. I& -014 °'"'111 --· W1+ nt ir d lit .......... .. . Or .. c ,,,, .-. Cool& --. ft: Jf: .. . ., ...
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SEfJ. YOUR CAR NOW
While Pricl!ll are Hl8h.
Phone fer our courteous bloer who will call and
advla )'DU l'fllJlr'dlna: OPA regulatka, ae0qr
lf.'icl:a and azuiice aif detaDa
cuLBERTSON CHEVROLET 00., Inc.
Cl! alllot _, Olf I h Dn'sa
mw.ec :•i,ll•sst•u•, •o •= ,.., •. ~.
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Beneftts·.of Organizatio Told B & p w Harbo' r F' e"m1· n1· ne Act1• v1· t1• es Influence of Color Told by Lecturer
At First Fall Meeting of Ebell Club By Carolyn Weber, Pas St•te Pres. 11ow co1or creates moods aDcl salute to the fla& mc1 lndclenta1 --~.,~~~the ~---~·-~~~~~~~·~"~~·~~~4J3~o~8L __ ~~-~·~-=~J-~J~~~~~~~~~~~~--!·~--~~!~~·~-!-~·~~~~~~~~Jl~~~~~~-w~~--~~--Mn.~-"'7th ot tomom>W'' oo1d Kn. ocbolanblp for ...,...... camp. ence Monison Ackley, art teacher enclt. lt wu llJIDOUllCOd that the
Ct.nllJn Weber ot Lquna BH<b, wblch Lt .... Totod to do. Op . M t Past Pres. Entertains Brownle Gro¥cs J oily Party at and lecturer, .. she spoke at the book section would bold their tint _ ... otate pre-·t. _ ..... -Alda 0orton read a 1etter "-Grange em ee. C H t1rst -~·--"' th Ebeu club tall meeting ~ O<!t. 11 at ro;:; the Buo!n-and Pl'ot-.! the Reel er-ulrh!s tho club. to Draws Larg! Crowd Exec. Board Chairmen Organize ·at ca E>. • MacKenzie ome held~ aftem~ follow!ns 1 p. m. at the home ai. Mn. s. w.
Wmnen'a club Tb...-Y .....W.S take .. their Oirtatmaa projact the dessert luncheon. Blackbeud, 2lS Orcbld avem>e,
at Wblto'a Pull &TeDU<I ca!e. the llUppq!Ds ot a ...,,.._ ot sift NMrl7 200 memlien &Dd prce-Kn. P. V. PuU.. pr ddent tor Bnnrnlea ot the ..., ~do-. de! -tlnr tor the tlrwt time alDce C<iatumes, dresses &Dd hata were Corona de! Mar with Mn. Jobn
!Dtroduced by the me.mbtnbJp baUI for conalwellt wwlee men pecttve memben attended the hJo yean ot tM n1d&1 Afternoon Kar 8Chool an much tnte~ In the war, a pvup Of relattvea and used by the speaker to illustrate Meador as cohostea and Mn.
ellalrm&ll, KariaD -lilcC!leme7, &Dd llorghlld Btopl>ena, war ac--U-ter Ni.i>t" ot & Ooota x .. club ot Ooota Kua, entertamed lornWl&' ~ and the tall work former Klllneoota tr10Dda were her talk u she told or the happier Hany Welsh u section leader.
--tor the ntDIDC, tho club t!Tltlee ellalrm&ll, will be ID <Jnnre held tut ,._ at th• mambcra ol her eue11Uve board 11<>l olt to a COOd atart when a entertained rec&11tly at the D. C. erred obtained -wearing warm Mn. H. E. Freeman haa been
I--the t.et that toda.Y ch&rCe. Dollatlona to the NOWJIOl't A.meric&D Leskm ball with ro-and clWrmeD ot -tlona at a .. _ llnlncll" waa held at the lliW:Kmzlo llcme, 309 14th Place, oolono ol yelloW, orange and. red, elected secretary to take the place
an lnc11ftdual .. not be&rd bat tU.t 8eac;b. u. s.. 0 . were raiMd to JG a .ntatlvee preMDt from e>n.n,.. brldp luncheon at the clubhou.e bome ot Kn. R P . Y&mell, at two loq tabl• being Mt OD the and the calmfnc, and sometimes ot Mrs. K E. I)oil&S••, who 11
Lt takeo iui o,P111ut1C111 to -be m..,u. and tho belaD.. ol tho COUDly Gr&DS .. ot 'l'Uatln, Ana. Tb....-y, \l8Ds bealltltuJ dahll.U 223 Op.l, Balboa lolaDd, Oil Oct. town to be loaded with tried ch.lclt· depreufng etfect ol ereet>S, blue leavtns In & few ....U.
roall;f ettecttve and that the B. lll<llleY "-the prise -w!Ds will balm and GudeD Grove and each and other now.,. ID tall odoro t<W t tor the IJWl>OOll or ~ OD, coru, &Dd all the picnic Soodlea. &Dd purple. Favorite color ol Hosteuea ot the day were mem-
&Dd P. W. protec:to the IDtereato Of II<> towud the Cbrlatmaa boxee. It ~ put ID the prorram. docorat.IDC the tablea ti.-yowipat mmnboro ol the Pl&oM were lald for Mr. and men is blue, she stated, and that ber& ol the ways me! ,,_,.. cam-
lta membcra ID recvd to _.,.,,,,le waa alao vot<d to II.ave another Bpeokw ot the eTeDlar wu ..uter hmch_, bridse &Dd Gtr1 Bcouta. AttendlDc '"'"' ¥ro. ¥ro. Oeorp Knapp, Mr. and Mn. of women is red, with the re-mittee, Meidames P. J. Wllaon,
&Dd polltlcal rtrhta, aa well u aid-bl&Dllet club r... the roldnr ot Robert Wardlow, )I••• ot the aitn-checkoro •ore played. Fr'ed D. K,yle, who to tOl'!DID&' thto ,_ Ro.rve and Mr. and Mno. vene colon u second choice. Constance Jayred, W. D. Merickel.
!Dr the IDdivldual to take her place tunda Tbe m•mberahlp chalrmaD Or&Dse Oount;y Gr&nre who told with ¥ro. ot1a Woatberwu hiah VoUP with ¥ro. Yarnell, llnL A. Henly IAttenl ot Loo Ang-eleo ; Mn. Victor Grace presided at R. IC. Wallcer, W. A. Kiri<, F. A.
u a potct factor ID the com-reported the club had the hJ&heal ot the tratanllt;y, u. 'wonr. and at bride•. MlM J:znm1 Baker low, G. Till-Troop OrpDiaatlon Kit N. Utter, Mro. Belle Mc-the business meetlne. at which Youns and Henry E. Freeman.
mwilt;y. pln ID meliiberohlp ID the eou11ty aQa. ¥ra R..-Rapier, eow>ty and ¥ro. Kenneth 8-captur-CbalrmaD ot the Girl Bcollta ID Grody and Dr. and Mra: li'nnk plans were made for the annual
¥lu Don>lhea wu.on PRSided tor 1-and waa tenth ID the lecturer, wu ID eb&rSe at the !Dr tM traftlllDc ~ ¥ro. H. B. thto area, and KNdameo Chapman, Loog, Hollywood; Kn. Margaret fall bauar to be held Nov. 30 with 'I'bree-quarten ot tho """14'•
at the --me.t!Dg and &D· atato. propam &IJd preMDtecl about 20 Kc:M:urtry WU tint at Cb.ID-Nunan P!eser and H.,.. former Winney and "°" Leon, Beverly Mn. Robert Jayred U chairman. aurtace a.rea to water. nounced the diatrict conventkm to Introduced u gu..ta were L. boja ot. a ranch bcce n-.t we.t-cbecnr. and Kn. Ala oi.oo wu Brownie leaden. ' . Hlllt; Mrs. Jean Frantz and J4ia Mn. E. E. Boudinot, chainnan ot
be held in Anaheim Oct. 20-21. ~e Weim, Betty Beck, Janet Dli.Dater, em. ot liel"f1ce men. who low. Followt.ng the brunch Kn. P'red Laura Jean Frantz, Anaheim; Kr. the weUare committee and head ===:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;:::==:
aaldng that a large delegation ol McCutchoon, Mereedea Vale, Rita pve IOllP and recltatlODL Gueata preoect !Deluded the o . Kyle wu boot ... at a i.a at &Dd Mn. N. Pano.,., Paeadena, of the Thrift Shop which is spon· ANNOUNCING
membero attend. Sbe alao elated Janea, Jeanne Tuel<er, ~i:: The Coot& Keaa drill team ot 17 M•·-Allee Plumer and Emma her home, 123 Opal Avenue, Bal-and the beet and bceteu. sored by the Ebell club and the !NON
the club bad beeD &ailed lo lp<moOr Strohm, Jacquelyn Bew"'i!u Car ladleo pve an exhibition drill and Baker the Me 1 dame• John -r.Jand, where over a hundred Parent·Teacher associaUon, pre-to now wltl> Bollllle Williar a& llao
PIERSOL'S
Prof..ioa.I ~
.. l'OB&IU .t.VJDf(lB
L.MIUN A. m:..t.<8
Hibbita, Gene-rieve Camp • • &t the cloee ol the eVe.nin&' refrub. Webllter, Sam Crawford, M. B. Brown.le• and Mother. organized Spec. al Soc. l E en. g sented the t:reasurei:.....-Mrs..._Susan
olyn Weber and Dorothy Weiner. menta at Lee cream cake and cot-HOllteUer. W. E. Nickel, Kenneth and appot.nted the following com~ 1 Ia V tn Rutherford, with a check for $200 FRANCE\ BEAUTY SHOP
Members preaent included ;;1~: tee were eerved ~ members ot Stewart, Reuben Day, C. F . Ha.nd. m.Jttee membera: Mra. Kenneth For Mesa Auxiliary from the Thrift Shop to be used 1842 Harbor Blvd., Costa Meu
SlemOIU1, ~ BlomquJat.. the home economJc .aectlon. R. G. Skilee, C. G. Hu.too, Alex John80n, E. G. Doane, J . A. Lam-in welfare work. Call early for appointment.
Oleon, Albert Moniaon, H. B. Mc-btt. R . B. Oliver, R tcbard Pleger, Member& of the Auxiliary of the Mn. George Wheat led in the Phone 2428 ANNOUNCING Rolling. Mildred Stanley, Cay C:O.-"In &.;,.... few TOUT Healtli"
!11 ......... bi ~
OOJIPLST9 8101MW)O.
UVON grove, Meta Bachman, Mildred
ta now with Bonnie WUbur at the Gtbtson, Joan Htrrick, Mildred
Murtry, Helen Keeler, Betty Kirby J . D. Brown, J . H . Heuton. H. B. Coat.a Mea American Legion post +;:::::::::::=:::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::;:::::;::;;::;;::;;::;~
Paddock, H . H. l.Jenau. Fred Bailey, G. w . Ritchie. 8. B. Ea.at-will be guests at a aoclal even.lng
Hauck. Olarlea Andrew•. Harry ma.n, R. H. Daniel jr., and E . A. at the home of Mra. Ed Patmore,
Burdlck, P . A. Cha.m.~r11n. J . C. Dudley. Santa Ana. on the evening of Mon-
Payne, Gunnlng Butler, J, 0. Tan-Mrs. J . F . Small, ~gional Di-day, Oct. 15 accord.Jng to plana
man, A. J . Lupton &nd Jack rector of the Glrl Scout.a, trom the made at the recent meeting. They
Shearer. Hawaila.n Ulan<hl, who la visiting also voted to serve the membet'!lhip
A D&UO ftOCm FRANCES BEAUTY SHOP Lockhart, Carnelle K ennedy, Ger·
Pwz' -., -.. ,..a .... 1842 Harbor Blvd .. COlfbl MON trude Colver, June Fullenwelder,
......,. r ,, • o.w. ~ 7 ' Ellz.abeth Barstad, Grayce Sevier,
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• ~-• • Call ea•ly for appointment.a · : ~u-O&rice Brown, Gretha Tu.bbl, ===~~~~~~~~~==~==::::::~P~h=on=e~2428~~::::::l
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304 Marine Avenue
Phone 18%'7
Waxing • • • Face and Leg
By JANET Mc:CUTCHEON
Pedicures --·
By LOU VERBECK --.,_,. --
Margaret Ege. Dorothea. Wll80n,
Marian McCbeaney, Alda Gorton, Home Economice
Plans Dinner
her stater, Mrs. Kenneth Johnaoh, dinner for the 4!gfon at the first Sec \\'u a gue1t meeting ln December. Rulb Macintyre, Nora Wade.
BorghUd St~pben.1 and Winl!red
Barbre.
• • Thoee att~ndlng the tea were Mrs. Edith Delaney pre1lded,
the Meeda.me1 H. P. Yarnell, Fred and two new member., were ac-
0 . Kyle, A . G. Ttllotaon, E. T . cepted. at the Lmpreuive lnductioo.
Drive Carefully-Spa.re & Ute. Wlth the home economics &ee'· Chapman, Richard Pleger, Ken-ceremony, Mn. L. L. Patch and
tlon ot the Colt.a Mesa Grange neth Job.neon, E . G. Do&ne , J . A. Mrs. Otto Dodd.
growing by leaps and bounds, It Lambie, R. B. Oliver, J. D. Brown, ,----,-~..,.-------1 1 baa "been difficult to enterta.ln J . H. Heuton, H. B. Bailey, C. A. Ballet 1'essons them in private home. and at Relnemund, E . A . Dudley, B. w.
the lut meetlng, held at the home HUbert, Robert Gardner , Ruth
Tbund.&J"I Of Mr1. Clara Schmidt. 1957 Har-BrookJJ, C. W . Henkle, F. W . C~ bot boulevard, tentative plans Peak, J . C. Small, M. C. Mullins.
Beginners ................ 4 :45 p.m. were made to meet in the Amert-0 . D. Hoffman, L. B. Barstad, H.
Intermediate ........... 3:45 p.m. can J...e.gion ball If It could be se-E. Palmer, Lawrence Pfiater, C. P .
Advanced ·---······-····7 ;30 p.m. cured and It will be voted on at White, A . A. Ritter, Lucille John.
Stamp Club
Meets Thursday
A-6 Bay Island the n~xt muting. OcL 16. which "°"· G. F. Peters. F. W. Peak. H.
will be at the home ot Kn. E. Voorhee~. G. W. Ritchie, 9. B.
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I '------------• Island. Clemence. J . M . Hinnant. T . C.
Members Of the Harbor St.a.mp
club are aaked to note that a meet-
ing will be held Thursday, Oct. 11
at the Mesa Radio Shop at 8 p.m.1 according to Mni. Ewen, with fall
activities to be planned.
The Jun1or Stamp club, which
changed ila meeting date with the
opening or 8Chool, is acbeduled for
Saturday, Oct. 20 at 1 p.m. at
the radio abop and all young col-
lectors bet\\reen the age1 or 9 and
16 a.re invited to attend.
SANTA ANA'S ~ BOOK STORE
ESTRELLITA'S
(ESTELLE CAMPBELL, Ownt"T)
&15 North Main Street -Room 8 -Arca.de Building
All the Latest Boo~s In cluding T hose for Ch1ldTrn
Our Lending Library Contains the Latest Books ..
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'1 GLASS _ Glazi ng
•TABLE TOPS
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The
WHAT·NOT SHOP
Pleto.re Framlnc
Plaru; were a.l3o made to serve 1. Bird. M. G. Long, J . F . Small, A.
dollar dlnner at the Grange b-.i· D. Hoffman, J. C. Small, Douglas
zaar, to be held Oct. 25, with M n1. \Varner, B. W. Rltter, R. H. Daniel
Alice Kyle In charge, &nd her com-jr .. M . R lcbardaon and C. P. White,
mltteea will be 9elected next week.!
T\1 .. enty members "''ere present at
th meeung. Nonogenarian Mrs. C. Shearer
Balboa Circle Celebrates Birth?ay Bridge Hostess'
Meets October 17 Mrs. Georgiana J. Pinkham. Mrs. Clarence Sheare' was host.
New Hours • • • 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Cooed Tuesday
FRESH, .JUICY, HOME BAKED PIES
TOP YOUR HOME-COOK.ED MEAL AT
Dennie's Cafe
1107 Coast Highway, Corona del Ma.r
(The Greyhound Station)
Chauffeur Wanted
w h 0 can do gardening
No night work Lo ca I driving
48 hours
$40.00 PER WEEK
References required
Address Box j c/o News -Times
The Balboa Circle wtll meet who was born in Enfield. N. H., ess at bridge at her home on Mag-
Wedneltday, Oct. 17 at the home celebrated her ninetieth birthday nolia avenue. Colfla Mesa recently,
of Mr11. Minnie Baker. Anade Saturday at the home of her guests being the Meadamea Pearl
street, Balboa.. Further plant wlll l daughter. Mrs. z. Oiarles Beals, I....upton, Lottie Lieneau, Lyda Con-'";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ be diacussed t or the buaar which Via Cordova, Lido Isle. Due to ant. J. J . Cooper, Wright, Ernest ~
was planned at the September! the ill ness of Dr. Beals the party Boudreau and D. C. M.tckenzle. I meeting, held at the Ana.de street was a quiet on~. bU't there was a First prize went to Mrs. Mac-
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ho.me of, Mrs. I\•es, and ~·hlcb la big birthday cake bearing the ke.n.zie, second to Mre. Wright and
expected ·~,.ill be held !!Ome time in message ''Ha~· Birthday" a nd a Mrs. Cooper won the travelling
November. big "90", which was piece de re-prize.
At the First
Sign of Illness--
Call Your
Doctor'
It'• ~ to ..,. lo
dlacnOMI an lllneM: only
1"Dr pltywldaD to trained
to do 90 accoratel7? Call
him. then call us to
odealllleall7 till Illa -ecrlpUon..
sist . nee at the tea where guests I land "'l~tives. old friends and St. James Auxiliary
many neighbors m to wish her M Th
I "happy returns". eets Ursday
From Pasadena came a daugh·
ter. Miss Ruth Pinkham, teacher
at the junior college: friends of
50 years standing were Mr. and
Mrs. Hatton. 91 and 89 respec-
tively, and their daughter, Mrs.
Smith, who are spending a month
at their Newport Beach home but
who res.ide in Los Angeles. Other
guests were the Rev. and M,rs.
F'rank Scott ot Tustin.
Mrs. Pinkham's son, J . E. PUµc-
ham, Fort Worth. Wash., was not
able to be present but spent some
time at his home on Via Lido Nord
evlier in the season. H e is man-
ager ot a· bank in Fort Worth, and
spends every other summer on
Udo. With excellent hearing and
eyes whlch are still bright, Mn.
Pinkham is still Interested ln life
and for intinnities owns onJy to a
little rheumatism in her knees.
First meeting or the fall season
for the Women's Auxiliary of St .
James Episcopal church will be
held Thursday, Oct. 11 at the
home of Mrs. George HQlstein, 212
Via Lido Nord. The Altar Guild
will meet at 1 p . m. and the Aux-
iliary at 2 p . m ., according to
Mrs. W. H. Hitchman, chairman.
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Island View Inn 8th and Ocean
Huntington Beach
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DINNERS
5 to 10 p. m. dally
(Cooed Mondays)
Sunday 3 :30 to 10 p. m.
LUNCHEONS
on opedal order
FOR PARTIES -CLUBS-OBGANIZ.ll10NS
Phone 4961 for Reservations
M. J . BOOlllHOWEB, Cl>ef and ~
Phone 6
Newport Beach
Pharmacy
2108 o.-n Front
Mr. and Mn. J ohn Webater, ::------------------------.. Orange avenue, Colt.a Meu.. are
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back from a week ln San Fran-
ciaco and Oa.kl&nd where they
vtslted Mrs. Wehfller'• •liter and
brother.
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