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Home My WebLink About1945-10-23 - Newport Balboa News Timesl Sa rid 'Dabs ~- L.B.M. • ~WN ME!itiiNG. When you can get 500 people of 1he character and Intelli- gence Into a meeting on a hlgfily controversial Issue such as Balboa Island piere (whlcb should have been decided years ago ) and see 1he broad exchange of ideas work. as smoothly as it did .last Thursday night at the grammar school, you have got the m ost hopeful concep- tion of democracy right in your front yard. F or it is doubtful if you can go any- w here in the country and find a representative group of neigh bors who could excel those islanders in approach- ing an extremely delicate Problem. They should never have had to settle such a question - - -intelligent city planning in the first place would have obviated the ne- cessity of doctors. lawyers, engineers. artists and other business and p~fessional people strwing to bring or- der out of a poorly planned mess. Yet they are cooly and unselfishly meeting t<>- gether, knowing that the good of t he whole island is at stake, and the rights of bay front owners who paid m ore for their land because piers were permissable are to be matched with rights of Inside lot owners wlio have ordinary rights to public beach. To John Allen's masterful handling of the meeting .• ve can have nothing but praise. Although sick at the time. he alJo,ved no diversion, no argument, no ill feeling, and asked only that they find a solution. He lives right in their midst. and spends his own time, without pay, try- ing to solve these knotty issues. Why not run a fel- low like this for mayor? And. we might add, a group of men with tJie capability of either inside or outside lot owners, as mem- ber.; of our city government showing as much zeal and in- telligence as they did, would not leave snarls for future residents to undo. as pre· vlous meoibers of the gov- erning body apparently have. + • + City Hall. After years of discussion. saving for it. and public consideration of seven possible sites. hearings were beld on location of the city hall. Everyone had a chance to argue for his choice. The Central avenue site 'vas chosen· by a majority of the council and recommended by the city planning commis- sion. A very capable archi- tect was selected to d,,,;ign the city hall and appurten- ant buildings FOR THAT · SITE. Now a member of the city council and his mouthpiece are conducting a campaign to unsettle the whole isSue. For what rea- llOO ! As t he merits of all the sites have been discussed. It is not necessary now to dlscuss them all, but t he councilman must realize that If he wishes to take responsi- bility for breaking up unity ot the residents on this mat- ter, he automaticallv dis- turbs the harmony or the City badly needed to promul-gate ot her issues. Would he WBJlt to take this responsibil- ity 00 himself? + + + Water. One of those things which cannot be pulled and ha uled around the harbor is the need for • • lllOl'e water. As Braden Finch pointed out to the di- ~"' of the chamber ot cammen:e. a city can "get bi" with makesbltts In the -y ol buildings, streets, ~ts, etc., but. he said, you .an know what ""wens t o d~, when the water supply ~· And 'this needs te attention! Why ~ haw an immediate dls- euilllcn open to the public ~ this matter, which Is said =~~ou,,, and call an It the ~ desire, ~ aectJring Mebi>politnn water? tt'tie ~ have gradually •Dm throulbout the santa Ma rtwr bailt llnce t'f ix.- • • .NEWPOIIT BALBOA I 1 ' ... . , 500 BALBO ISLANDERS DEBATE PIER PROBLEMS Planning Commission IV otes td Return Issue to Council as Plans Di8CU88ed But No Solu- ==!vo~UJJ~~-~no~lCCXVD~~=====!'==========~NEWPO~~~·~T~a~z.~&~CR.~~oa~·~~~n>~llNIA.~~~1u~Jt8D~~A~r~, ocro~~a~r:a~u.~1~Ma~==:=:~~~~~'~========~N~u:•:•:ew~a~1 tion Found;l\feetiil.gOrderly Two Burned Naval Vessels, 300 Planes Here Saturday Harbor to H ave Part in Huge Navy Day P r ogram Aaeeued value Of property wb- ject to local l8Jte1 in Orange coun- ty lncreued 22.3 per cent du.ring the war year•, Calltomta. Taxpay- ers' uaociatlon 88.id today, m&k.ing public its !ltudy of trend• ln aasesa· ed va.luaUona in California coun- tlee. For the current tl9cal year, MBtued valua.tion Of property in the county tota\a $23!5,179.840. For 1940·1941, #assesse d valuation amounted to $192.370.150. Ot the total CU.M't!llt valuatlona, $218,299.· 870 l!: anessed by county oftlclala and $16.879.970 by the et.ate boa.rd ot equalization. Property exempt trorn tuation la valued at $14.· $27,525. Due to the netgnation or An- drew J . Hayman u eomm•nder or P08t 191, of the Amertcan Legion, a. special election la to be held tor hia aucce890r at the next or following meeting, it waa Je&rned tut '\'I.reek. Nom.tnatlona a.re to be ma.de Nov. 6. a.nd elttUona held at th.at meeting or the following ones, It wu said. to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of the former commander. Hayman announced be wu forced to gtve up ht. po8t here u he la beginning new duUea In Loe Angeles. which neceuttated moving to that city. Lt. Jack White Returns Home After German Imprisonment ginning ol the century. If the matter Is beld up too Jong, a drouth mlaht bring a critical cond!tlm heft. I j • • I · • lll oat Fi re , ' Boat on Fire, Several Jump Into the Bay • NEWl"CRT-8ALBCA NEWS-TIMES PHONDl' NEWPOllT lZ ud 11 --------1 Volame XXXVll vo1 ... u Subscription Payable In Advance :~.50 per Y<tll" In Onln1t< County; $2.75 per year to~ zone; $3.00_ per year to 8th zone Entered as Second-0.ass matter at the P06toftieoe in Newport Beach, California, under the Act of Ma.rch3 -'-" _1879 ____ _ S . A. MEYER EDITO~ AND PRESIDENT Printing Plant, 3011 W. Central Avenue, Newport Beach, eantornla Official PSper of the City of Newport Beach A Dependable Local hulUtuUoa. for Over 1'7 Yean ------------ Fifty Million? Fifty million is a pretty big number whether applied to money or to marbles. It looks still bigger when it refers to automobiles. Fifty million automobiles• That's twice the number now in use. But a California automobile dealer pre- dicts there will be tha t many 15 years from now. That's just one man's opinion, of course. But it could come to pass. In fact. it's not at all improbable if future growth of the a utomobile population is anything like that which fol- lowed \Vorld \Var I. In the decade after 1918 passenger car registrations leaped from about 6 million to 23 million. This not only pro- duced a \·irtual re\·olt1tion in passenger transtx>rtation throughot1t the cotmtIJ', bt1t ,,·ith it came a \1ast improve-- ment in freight tra nsporta ti on for. in the same period, the nation's truck fleet grew from 300.000 to more than 10 times that number. It "·as the millions of automobiles a nd <"pccially the 4 1 0 million tn1cki;;, \\'hich performed so magnificently in rno,,ing vita l \\·a r tonnage. tl1 at enablect . .\merica·s trnns1mrtntion sys· ... tern to hol(l ttp 11ncter tl1e t errific p.assei1gcr ancl freig ht bL1 r- den impo<erl by \\'orld \Var l l. Trucks today m~vc the bulk of the n;1tic1n's food from farms to n1arkrt::. :tnc! canneries. and in California tl1C'v l1ar1ctlc f\\·o-tl1ircls of a ll intr;:1..;t;i.te com- merce. If Americc1 cii)(':-' l1a\·l' 3(J million cars i11 1!=){)(1 tl1r cottntry shoul<i be pro:o;perot1s. Tl1i s \\.Ottld 111C'~1 n a n ;1nr1t1al replace- ment production of probably S million cars-double our best production ~·l'ar. This \\·ould nlso mean n1ore jobs on De- t roit assembly lines. in Pittsburgh steel mill•. in Akron and California rubber plants. a nd ll1 factmies producing cloth, glass. aluminum and in hundreds of other lines. Fifty million cars can't be \\·rong! Follow Through There will not be-there cannot be-the same emotional appeal to t he American people to buy Vi ctory Bonds in the Victory Loan Drive that opens October 29, as there was in the bond campaigns while the war was on. This time there can be no claim that our men in unifonn will lack necessary supplies if we don't buy bonds. This time we cannot be told tha t the war will e nd quicker if we invest our money. Yet. this time the necessity for buying our share will be no less real or urgent. The battle against outside enemies has ceased. The bat· tle against the inside enemy goes on. That enemy is infla- tion. Yes, we've been talking about inflation for a Jong time. Maybe it sounds a good deal like "Wolf! Wolf!'" And maybe the wolf is already here. Thefe can be no doubt tha t we al· ready have a degree of inflation now and have ha d for sev- eral years. Well. be that as it may, we have yet to taste of inflation of the ruinous type, and our only sure defense against it is to keep surplus pur chasing power out of circulation at least until the production of consumer goods reaches a volume there won't be a wild bidding up of prices. . There's nothing new, but everything true. about this story. F or our own personal good and that of the nation we m ust give ful l support to the Victory Bond Campaign. Our past record has been good. The fact that Californians have bought $21/, billion worth of \Va r bonds th.rough the state's largest bank a lone speaks fo r itself. But we must keep it up. It is no less patriotic to buy bonds n ow than when the fi ghting still raged. And it is also a matte r of enlightened self.interest. \\'e"re doing ourselves the most good. Hallowe'en The stonn warnings are out. The big "blow" will hit on the evening of October 31..And with it will come the phenomena of weird lights, g hostly fig. ures, strange happenings, and broom-riding witches sailing through the eerie atmosphere. When the morning of November 1 dawns things will hardly be the same as they were wben dusk fell the night be- fore. In fact, we may find that many objects which we have become accustomed to ~ing in certain places have moved (they just got up and went) to the most =expected places. Some of the OCCUITences may have us muttering in our collective beards for a few days but we'll get over them and all will be well again until.next Hallowe'en. Our only hope is that the pranke will not be of the destructive type. There are many tricks that can be played and lots of ftm that can be had without doing damage to anybody's property. Ol aiurse, If it rained cats and dogs the kids - --er, per- don.us --• the witches would be "grounded" Indoors. And we wouldn"t want that to happen, now would we? Con8istent 'Jbe lady who appeared as a witness in a recent trial and pve her age as 43 ooly to have it called to her attention that llbe bad given the same age in that court three .Y<!8B before wu at least • gns!stmt. Said Ille, "Judge, I'm not the kind ~ petMm who ~ -tblnK, at one time and something el» at anotbff.'" • Travel Troubles End lri Peace· On Iowa Farm, Meyer· Writes (Edtton.1 COrnopondonce) lly 8AM MEYER, NeW9-Tlmet Publisher DES MOINES. Iowa.. -From California to Iowa le not auch a blir jump !« U.C. of us who u.ood to lin&V wtthln lta conflAea and be lulled to not by lta g entle Oc- tober zephe:n. And when one baa the opportunity to return to ht. or her nattYe bMth at th1a time of year, It W a pleuure that tew Calitom1ana can vl•1allze. At tb1a Ume of year, u you drive through the back country, luab with rlpenlng corn, grttn al- falfa and the c.bang1ng Col0r'9 of the maples. oak.a and .sycamoru, lt gives you a thrW that compen- atee tor &ll the dlfflcultle.J ot tra veI in t:lmra like t.heae. The vi.ta down Grand avenue. through two lanes Of burnlahed trees that spread their aoft panoply or color from curb to curb, you get a. feel- ing that here af la.st ia that Para- diae for wblcb one bas long been seeking. .1.CllOSll I Rejlae al ,. .... a want OTrll<o 10 Exi•tin& 12 Semblance 13 Turntable for. cun lt Fuel l~ Roueh lava 17 V1•e 18 Capen 21 Seed ve•sell 24 Burst. forth. 11 a volcano 27 Ma nila hemp 29 W a te.r sprite 30 French painter S2 Whirlpool S3Wandus S5 Be!ore 11 Music note Sii Poem 41 Red '4 Y OUD6 Uz.ard o'6 Substance added for good meuure. The holela ln St. Louis, Chicago and Dea Moine1t are overflowing, but the Windy Metropolis of Illinoia ta the wonrt, wbere bot.el men say It i. the toughe.ot meu In hlatory, R.etlervaUooa do not m ea n a t hing to a harraAed hotel ma.n. becau.se he ma.kee '° many promiaea that he baa forgotten the laat ooe he look OD In g\VIDg omillng I! doubt- tw auurance to the next. The laxb are on the 'make" and their driven, (not all of them) are ruth- Ieaa 1n thelr gyp procemea. But If you ba.ve an objective ln your travela that net.a a nlce, peaceful country1lde ln Iowa, you can !eel &UUred that the effort ia worth the dlacomfort. and you can be calm t.n the belle! that to- morrow your day ot reckouln.g will come with all the dl.ecordant yea- terdaya of post war ~deavor. Behind~ Your Bonds Lie• the Might of America W•U.. ta K•n ...... left from turpentine t7 Any climb- in& plan\ 411 Fix 49 Erue (print.) 'Tooth a Alway• 9 Lara:e :18Cunninl :18Rrftse !l Butt ...... ,.,, M Pu1I• H••fll;•r I DOWN I Molh~r 2 Collectlom.. •• at aa.Jinp I Laree root-IDI< elate ' !'lot dll"1 10-........ . " 11 Se• eaat• 16 Devoured 18 Kind of tie 19 M.a'n'• aame 20HeW 2J Equal 22 Fet.is.b 23 Woman bal- let dan.cer 2S Spft.ld ,vaq toc1'7 ' 34 Produce S5 Blunder 3SCbamber :18 Elliptical 39 San<IJ' tract by the tea 40 l!:pocll UAkdM>lle bnenre CS Conclude 4aFo1-.. ._. r..., frt U.• 5 rnd 'l(eu 5amp/rJ • 0 ----l'rG?d Mw a:=Gr::rJ! -· Faeu t'ile ' 1\-\EetCUSCJF MVMAN PROQllE.SsAS MEASURED IY AQQtAt.OLOGtSlS AND. HIS10RIANS AR£ THEOl.D 'SIOHE Aat, "rnE l'\E~ S'n:IMCA<iE, • lliE BROKX&~,"TME..tia:>rt AGE "'10 'THE l'lll:>a'>T ....-.:s OF OlEMISTl<'l'- ELECTRlcrtY ~O ATOMIC.e.ER<;1 ... I . • I. PROTECTI ON PLAN Represe.ntative is IL W. GEORGE 42S 6th SL Huntington Beach Ph. U. B . 4601 Have you heard "EASY ACES"? Public Invited to Attend "Musical Memory Hour" Sun. The public lai cordially invited to the flrat program of the 1945---46 seriee of the "Musi.cal Memory Hour" a.t Melro1te Abbey -Mauao- leum Chapel. 101 Highway between Santa Ana and Anaheim. Suq<Say, Oct. 21, at 3 o'clock . Feat:¥ng their favorite eeleetlora, Rev. Wes- ley A. Havermale, Rector ot ' the . . ' • • , EplBCopal Church ot the !in!aafah of Santa Ana will present the Church Choir under the direction Of Chotrma.ater Robert J . Stratton They wW alng such well krlowu numbers u "The Loet Chord' (Sullivan), "Come Unto Me" (•Bee- thoven). and ''Unfold Ye P ortale' (Gounod) a.nd organ IOloa by Rob- ert J . Strattou. will include "O.air De Lune" (DeBus&ey) and "Alr' (Bach), -Millioll8 ot service men atilt over aea.s need USO entertainment and recreation. Give to the War Chest -Give to the War Chut - - Shower • Doors Pl"l>-War Qoallty and Prioe R1111t and Drip Proof See your local plumber or Builder --• or call Southern Counties Supply Co. 144 Clout Blvd. No., 1-lleadl, Oallfornla Phone 586% NEW LINS Craft Greeting Cards 81aU<mer7 Brookings Variety -Cout _,., Oonma del Illar ROOFS APPLIED O& llEP AIB.EJ) Free Estimates & Inspection W • .J. Benbow 3602 Marcus . Ph. 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All adm.lnl• tratrtx ot his eat.ate, abe wanted to clear the title to the amall bouae and lot tn Corona dcl Mar. H0\9 WELL a man livtt t1 a matteY t hat depends lt.rgcly up- on hi' lneotne a.ml how he d1v\de1 it. Row -,veil the people of an7 n at.iPrt l ive '.Is a similar matter. It Jepend,. upon the national in· ~me snd how it ia divided. 1ust like family ·in·come, national In· come change& frnm .year .to year and it la not always divided the aam.e way. National Income is the rn.nd tot.al of what everybody in the nation ea~. • to ledownen and stock.holden in form of rents ·•nd dividends, and -io money' lenders in the form of interest . Of couru all ye.an -aren't alike but they "U7 lea• than you might think. F ourteen non-priority pi11ee11g· lng of the Costa M'eaa Girl Scout era, including cme from Balboa, Committee W8.I held at the home the first ca.rried .mce tbe prlortty ot Kn. A. L. Pinkley, newly elect- ay&tem wu e.t&bllefwl following ed p!'l!lident. Other nl!w otflcera Pearl Harbor. departed vta. Pan American World Alrwaya' Callfor· are: M.ra. Ed. Rumuuen, 9e<l_J"e· rua Clipper th1a aftemonn for tary; M.!'9. Long, tree.aw-er. and Honolulu. Mn. .Mildred M.athewa, publicity hara Shand. ' An urgent appeal ls being made by Mrs. Pinkley and the comm.it.- tee for mot.het"I and friends Ln the community lo aasiat ln the import· ant leadership of the Girl Scout.a. Motaal NATIONAL Income F.aort bobba up and down but The.., non-priority _... dlalrman. were Mrs. Jean AchDN and 90l1 During the buatneo p,rocession Harry, of Lima. Peni; Kn. Emma a motion wu made jlnd Carr\.ed to MacGregor ot. 175 19th avenue. aet aatde $100 for a special fund S&n Franciaco; Mr. Gordon Klein for a tutu.re building project. It aeemed aa it the PatU.One paid their city taxes and ueea· ments regularly during their l :i yeanr of ownerahJ.p. but tboupt The United State. Department of Commerce keeps traclc: of our national income ftcures pretty well, yeu by year. Alre.ady ·we know that the income of all Americana totaled 160.8 billion d ollars in 1944 and that workers eot 727'0 of it, "Or 116 billion dol- llin. By "'worken," I mean peo-p. who draw wacea and tma.11 clericaJ salaries. Corporation profit• that year ran j ust under ten billio n dollan or 69' •. workinr people alwa19 get most of it Back in 1939, which wa1 a t )'pical pre--war year, our national income wu not half as .h igh u lut yea.r'a: 70.8 billion dollan to be exact. Then, worken got 68 % of it, and 6"' was corporation profit; not much changf In how the income wu divided, but lea1 than ball at much money for everybody. ot 1759 Iwt Way, Honolulu, af. The awarding of badg'l!s to both filiated with E. H. Klein and Onn-the Scout. and Brownlee will be pany' o! Honolulu; Kr. Alvah preeellted by the Court of Hon.or Osorio, ra.ncber f'l"Om Hilo, T. H..; Nov. 26.. :::;;;;::.::..:========::. I that included the c ounty tuea. They were aurprilled to find that when the city acquired the prop.- erty by tu: sale from the llt&te, the Pattiaona ha.d been ln good grace Mr. Paul Aughe, title e:nmlner The ll!aders of the third grade - wtth 11tle Irururance and Trust of Browniea are Mn. Ell%abet.h llarvNter Loe Angelee,. wbo.e bmne add.reu Sc.b.lagel a nd Jdnt. Ruth Compton. J.17CK8 AND TRAGTOB8 ~ack in 1929, the yu.r Hoover 1ueeeed~ Coo1Mf8'e •• President.. national income wu 83.3 billion dollars: bigger then, tba.n in 1939. Corporation profitt were birher- Vo/,, u against 617'. in TeCent is 1216 Ce>trel. ~ Fourth grede, Mn. Lo1'1 Sands and FABll EQUIPMENT Mn. Rol>erte Shatter. .u.;st1ng • Eltiste & Co Ine. with the city but not with the county. The cit y bad apparently acqulr· ed the title illegally, but w &nted to make amends to the widow. She offered $150 to clear up the cost of back county la.Ji:e.s. but City Treasurer Gant declared it would probably take about $75 of her money. Upon hi1' statement. the council agreed to quit claim the df'rd to her. Shf' is the sister of Felix Mod· jeski, \\•ho was connected with the city gO\'ernment for several years. High School Teacher Attended U. of Mexico 1 Summer School Worker's THERE is a popular years. But wa~ eamen and of· Reward notion t hat people who fi ce help were getting 64,-. of work don't get very national income, even then. Jn much of the fruits of their t oil. 1932 (the depression) when COT· Priorities Off, ' Air Fares Down N ot long ago somebody repeated porations generally ea med 9 9'o -._ ~ a 40·year-o ld piece of political less tha n nothin g, wages climbed WASB.IliGTON-.1.118 ~Tai of propaganda to me, believing it to 97 7o a nd still aome worlrin~ victory and p-.ce hu brought e very word. He s a id, "Here in people went hungry. · special relief to the air tra•eler. No America 217a of the people have A fair a nal}•sis leads to this I longer doea th. flyinc pauenger 90% of the wealth .'' There is not L.-• li•e In fear ~ '-'--~ped" by h bo h. o~ervatton : Workers, laborers ~ w. ~ ~ muc to say a ut t 1s statement: d 1 · al 1 holden of -~• W•• Depart-It is not true. It has never been an c eric peop e, get more -..-.~..u _ nearly t rue. 1 money wit h the •lightly smaller ment prioritl-. And while he pen:en tare of a 619 national in-d _:_, ___ &-.. 'L --:h__.. Last year the n ational ·income come than with t he bigger per-ri ea the all-ULll99 1.1t WI• •wL.u.ea• dol lar went li ke thiS: 72f to centage of a small national in-form of tr&ntportation deriaed by American workers, 6; to corpo-com e. Moral - we will all fare I man. he paya leM for h1li aeat than rations, 8; to small businesses in better working together for a bic ever before., In m&n;J caaea less the form of profit, 7' to farmers national income than by WTang-! than he would pay for nilroad fare as return on what they produced, ling about who &"eta most of it, plua lower berth. Mi.'19' Mary H ill . language teacb· and another 7f split several ways; and then bavinc a ain.a1l one. I W ithin a few weeb of V..J Day, er at NE>\l.'J>Orl Har bor Hlgh school,! I the War DepU"tznall aholbhed the ~£!g["i~~~~f:e~~~ Harbor and Costa Mesa Girls §r§~~E~ ico. where M~s H il l took seve ral Ch J c Off y on air traTel wu be)oud statUtieal Spanish courses. • f calculation beca-thoaaanda of M i~~iri~~l h~i~·~tayw~r\M:x~~~~ osen • • tcers or ear ! =~o:e :~~-:! 1:e"': family v..'here the. atmosphere of + resenations became of the tear of the old country reigned. Many side . . being "bumped.• All that ia now a trtps "'ere enjoyed by the teacher.! With the conclu!l'lon of n1sh I ing "·1th her are Eleanor Smeykal. thing of the put and with th 19 One of the moat thr illing adven-wef'k, "''omen's service clubs on the Santa.Ana. secretary; and Virginia domestic airfio..ea addiac npl~ to tu res "·aS" a trip on horseback to l campu9 of Sant3. Ana J un1or col-! ?J:cBain. Balboa. t N"8surer . their ft eet of plaDell there aoon will the foot of Pariculln, l\teiclco's lege officially began l!1e current El.eanor Du Rall. Santa Ana. is be space enough aloft to meet the famt>d ,-olcano, "''here 1\.llss Hill 9chool ye~r by announcmg officers pre91dent . of Laa Cuita.nru:t and rapidly increasm. dem•nd for air ,,·itnessed the erupting mass or fire for the f1r~t sem~st:er. I other officers arf' Charlene Clem. travel. and lava.. Las. ~1e11mas \\'Ill be hf'aded by ens, Santa Ann .. vice premdent and Sweeping redoetfone in faret. by \\'hile enroute t o 1\.leicic~ City EI~or Young. San~a Ana and Rebecca Franklin. Santa Ana . sec· all the airlinea marked the opening 1\.1 199 Hill stopped In Guadalajara 8.38\sted by ~uJy Ba~rd ~al~~·in, ret~ry-treasu rf'r. . of the post·war era. The aYerage "·here Sh f' ,·is itetJ L~e potter,· tal'· Costa ~\~sa. \lCe pres1lh.•nt . \i1\1an Piloteers cbosf' Evelyn ~lill er. rate is now a bout'% cien• a mile tory and the beautiful old c~lhed-Thompson. ~nnt'I 1\na, St'c retar-y, Gardf'n Grove, pre~ndect and n;un· a!! comps.red with ahou't 12 centa ral. Sbe returned via El Paso and and N ina K1pf, Santa Ana, treaa-~d Car~! German. Gardl'n Cro\•e, 1 when regular air tc:an.port WU es· had an opportunity to see the urcr. ice-president: Jeannette Shook, I tablished in 19215. In. most. easel Carlsbad Caves. Spinsters president this year is Balboa Island, secretary; h1ar.v· the air fa.re ta n.ow lea than the The high school is proud to an-Nona Ashby. Santa Ana, and serv-belle Ladd, Santa Ana, trf'asurer ; rail fare plus • lower berth. Say~ nounce that J\f iss Hill re<:eived A'ei ~ Colleen Ba.l<er, Santa Ana, II ings over the nil nte nm u high In all cnurses taken at the Mexlcan Balboa G1"rl his~rfan. . as $12.65 for the trip between Den-univl"rsity. j )-l IBs La.Cd will also serve as 't'er and San Fnncisco.. Other eaaes I Graduates As president .of lhe YWCA along "-1th 1 wbere the airlines ·offer a blr ad~ 1\.Ir. and I.I rs. Albert M a tthe~·s. Evf'l.yn h111ler, Carde n Grove. vlce.· 1 Tantage in price oTer the railroad.I 209 \.'in. Dijon , Udo Isle. are leav. ''fl" ht N " president and Ge raldine S pahr. are between Reno and Oklahoma ing Saturday for their Ohio home, 1g urse Santa Ana, secretary. I City, where th& clifrerence in favor following the return of their son Only men's club on the campu:t , of the air .oute bi '8.3(), Pitt.- Merle and h is bride, the \vedding AAF SCHOOL OF A\.,ATION lh.iB fall to organize Is .the YMCA I burgh and KnoxTille, when the being an event of la.s t week at MEDICINE, Texas.-Second U eu· w1lh Dick Nelson, Santa Ana. a..s 1aving is $10.02 and Spokane and Laguna Be ach. Mr. and Mrs. tenant Frances M. Bulling , daugh· pr-e~ident. J:le is a.s:sl1ted by BUI 1 Los Angeles, with a difrermtial of ~latthe"·s \,·ill stay ea.st until the ter of ~Jni. J\farguerite Bulling, I Totin, Tustin. vlce-preaidmt. and '10.2L Amon& other mmpla are mic!dle of Dece mber, when they 316\., Lindo street. Balboa, gradu· Charle11 Grow, Orange, secretary the: f ollowinc: A.IP ..a "';11 return here to stay until the ated M a '0Fiight N urse" on Oc· 1 and treuurer. Bet---.. .._.. first ot F ebruary. tober 13. 194~. It "'·as announced Alta.ta.Bl~ , .... ,L .. lod .&lbaq-rca-.Btllla.-.~ ...,. a .19 Who pa)"! for ad'vertislngT No-School of Aviation ~Jedicine . Ran-· U regOO Batte-,Kon\.,U-Y'n' N.-. S1..M ay by officials of the AAF 1 Enro te to 0 ........ c•-. •• .._.. body. It pays tor 1toe1t1 doipb Field. Tex... When Auto Accident =.':N;!~;;...~ ::: :: FOR INSURANCE SEE Howard W. Gerri.ti lW Now pwt ~ COSTA MD• ._1n Aatomobile • Fire Accid-t • Life She completf'd a 9ix "''eeks R t d H cbJ-....,, a-. ft..111 a.u. course of intenal\1e train.log in the epor e ere ~=~:~·si:.·P!.r ::: ;,-:;: theory a nd practice of Air Eva.cu-otn-eiaad, Lo•~ a.10 u..- ation. Fully acquainted 9.i th the When Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fan-. =.«;.~=% ,::= :-_: problems Of tT8.MpOrting the alck 429 Short street, Costa Meea re-u. aro1--. w ....... o.a. GM .....,. a.nd wounded by aircraft, Lt. Bull-turned Saturday from Mectford. ===:~..=-..:.. :: =:::: tng has won the right to wear the Oregon, where they had been vlalt-nn·• I n""'....... DLB ISLl9 diatlnc tlve u.4 ... -of a ''Flight Ing Mr. P'arr'e uncle, Lewta Boyd, P~ w.-.a.a. D1M nut -...... th .... i....t.. ....... ..... ...... Nun1e" tn the U. S. Army Air ey were much pun.J.ed by rtport.9 WWdta. n-...._ _. 11.a Forcu In other new•p&pera to the effect 11'11&"*-.•·0. lxM•.. ..-..... Lt. Buntng entered the Army that cooaiderable properly damage •ladll.41aCt.ow.a..tlt Mr. and Mra. Walter m tcbm•n, .U Beacon Bay. are ..-Anc the with thl! tilth a.nd sixth grade 1 •• Scout.a are: Mesdames Oorot.by l WfE.•t:tri Pit. l!OO Sa.ataA.na Johnaon, M.a.ry Knipp, Dorothy IU ro. LA. 8t. Ph. U21 Anatetm CHRISTMAS PiORTRAITS By Roberts Studio I Beauty and Cftaracter Plus Glamour Our Specialty -I l. Order Now to Insure Delivery for Mail SPECIAL •.. .. _ i.oo .N'O APPOINTMENT NECESSABY lie l!IU'e te laaalre -OOp)'lnc Old Portnllo Roberti Portraits '417 NORTH MAIN -NEXTo TO MONTOOllEBY WARDS ..._ _ 8-Baara from·ll A.. IL lo 8 P.11. Dd7 ~and Contract Bonds Wrttta Nurse Corps In April 1945. Prior to bad resulted from a colltaton of her lnatrucUon at Randolph Field. can at West Fourth street, Santa 8he wu stationed at SA.A.AB. She Ana. the can bl!!Ln.g driven by recftved her nu.ra·a tralning a.t St. Farr and Fred F'ra.ncleco of the B U y V J C T 0 B T B 0 N D 8 t Joeeph'e College ot Nursing". county aea.t I ;~=~G~l~v~e~ .. ~-~~war~~C'~i~ll~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ week on the duert.. :============= 1 The accident wa.a reported lo C have t&k.t.n place on the attemoon Opies Of V ehic)e ot SepL 28, &t which time Fan- Code Now Available 9lateo be WU well on hie war to Oregon, and he wonders if acme· At Branch Offices -U8ed hlo n&me !<> get out or IL dlttlculty. otf'lciala at ~ Department of ------------- Motor Vehicles announce that au!· !!""------------flclent copica ot the 194~ Vehicle Code a.re now &v&.ilable to meet the neede of all penKl'Oe ln\erested in securing them &nd that ahip-- menta have bel!n made from Sacra· mento to all bni.ncb ott1ces of the Department. Copies may be obtained tree of charge from the nearest branch off\ce of the Department or the call(ornl& Highway Patrd. For our ~ce men, for our Alltee, for our'-needy at home. rive generoualy to the War Cheat. Quality Lumbef and Building Materiala • COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. R. E. HOSTETLE" -... V-8 .DAY Friday, October 26111 at the Showrooms of qfmi'ln1 fbhinN Fonl &a ud Sea tke Z2al ... o..tral Newpwt • BUNK BEDDING Blankets, Sheets I Pillow Cases, Bath Towels • • Rubber Boots Electric Lanter s ' • ~ . • I' ' ' • ........ FRANCES BEAUTY SHOP B 0 w L CLOSES FOii WEEK Ta.king & abort vaca.Uon. Bonnie B Wilbur of the FnDceo Be&uty A L B 0 A Shop. 1842 Harbor boul..,ard, Costa Mesa. ·~till clo.e the Slop 2 4 0 2 from Monday, Oct. 29 to Saturday, Nov. 3. llSlir~CE P.A.PALMER LJOO ISLE PllDPBRl'IBS • W. 0. BUCK: -Insurance Counselor ~isoo ~#.ot 3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA . El Paraiso Cafe American Breakfasts -Lunches -Dinners FLAVORY SPANISH STEAKS ENCHILADAS DISHES TACOS Closed Tuesday OPEN 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. McFadden Place at Court !'it., Near Newport Pier >l&Wi-0&1 Ml.BOA ...... Tiii'--•wet Bttda, .,,. 1 7 betd!f. OCtohr !!, 19" I I ~•tell Plans Seager Causes Coy E. Watts 500 Islanders Of AdYentlsts Sensation at . • Personality Drawn Debate Piers at • I Expected Soon Pier Meeting By Lindsley Planning Meet (c.ontinueo rrom Page ll Benntll Day Adventlatlo Weft a pum.Jt fee, not for ttntal. The (Continued from Page One) (ContJnue"d from Page 1) expectlng to -piano tor tllelr improvement.a are taxable by both Of hla Ute rtpt here lh Orange councu by a group of tnsk1e lot new cbun:b th.le week W'hicb bad the clty and county. according to county. owners not atllfied with contln- been prep&l"!d and we.re being ior--u.e..ed valua.Uoo. Going through grammar and uaUon of the present policy. They warded to Rn. Glenn L. Gottar for Later lo the Newa.T!mel, the high echooJ• ln Santa Anf', Coy aaked tor and got a suapeMlon of etudy. Selection of a member ot city engineer made tho tollowtng even ma.med a county gtrl-Hazel all pier conatrucllon until the city I the Portland.. Ore., cong:rep.tlon to statement: "Dr. Seage.r'e remarks Stmm ot Tu.l!Jn. Together they planning comm.inion could dbcU8a buOd the church wu ma.de, and at the pla.rutlng com.mluloo'• meet-bave ra.laed a fine pa1r Of boys,-the matter with lntereated citizens, the contractor, accompa.nJ.ed by hia lng on the Balboa. Ialand piers, con-Frank, 16, and Robert, 13. a.nd attempt a solution. key men will arrive here ln about cemJng the Jurfad!cUon tn New-watt. la the owner ot the Bal-Harry Willia.ma of 317 Apolena e1x weeQ to begin conetrucUoo, tt port Harbor, were, ln my opinion. boa Uquor Store at 704 E . Cen.-answered the question Of Dr. Lowe WU belJeved. out ot line &nd mtaleading to the traJ avenue. Hlo slogan: "Tho with a declaration that 60 more property owners present. It cer-Houae ot Ho-i>ltallty." He h .. plenr would allow inadequate room Floyd L. Muhr, U8lat.ar:at putor taJnly la not the duty of any mem-grown up serving t~e public. and tor enjoyment or the beaches a.long or the rapidly gTOWing church u-know• the value at boepitallty. plained that tlloy hoped to start ber of the pla.nntng comm!Mion From the time be waa gotng to the bay front. L. C. Breer or 1205 to adv1ae on legal matters unlua N . Bay Front saJ.~ that by multi-conatrucUon u aoon u the coo.. they are thoroughly familiar with echool, and tncldent&lly playing plying all of the piers by five feet tractor arr:lva, the material and lituation permitUng. all matt.era coocemlng the oper-football, Coy haa worked. For 15 in width that l'till 93 per cent of a.ll manpower aUon Of Newport Harbor. ~ of the 20 yu.ra he baa been out on the 9500 llDea.l rttt of bay front-They .,>re already begtnn!ng to ac-Patterson'• Statement . hil own, Coy bu worked ln the age would still be available for quitt lw:uber, be ll&id The •te ha.a ''The record.a Will show that onJy cate buaine• But when the war beach use. been pure.baaed at the corner of on rare occaatone have I ta.ken a brok e out, be hJed himBelf to a Thie wu challenged Immediately Old County Road and Bola In citizen to tuk ln the pre9, but war plant to do hla bit. For three by Clarence Stanger of 124 Apo-Newport Betg:trte. owtng to my interest in Newport yeara the Balboan worked at Hub-lena who dl..scounted the width of The congregation muat have 75 Harbor, I feel that someone should bard'a South Cout comp&Dy. plers and noau. e1\cltlng an ad-per cent ot the funda arranged for make a etatement on the adm.lnl&-I...a.at March be opened the store mission from Patterson that piers before construction begina, he ee.td. tratk>n. of Newport Harbor. In Balboa. Thia, together with hie were five feet wide but float.a were and their hope la nearly realized. ''Dr. Howard Seager's remarks ramlly and interest In civic affairs, 14 feet across. To this Mr. Lloyd or The structure, probably coo Ung at the Pla.nnlng Commis9ion hear-bu kept him busy. coy·s name 202 Diamond added that hls kldS $20,000. will ae&t about 2:w>. The iDg ·on Balboa lala.nd piers, were may be round on the list ~the couldn't play In 15 feet . and v.'as' present membershJp Le 145. and out 1; Elk's club and of the cham of roundly applauded. -ldl M hr __ 'd. of ne and very mlaleading to · I growing rap y, o -.. They . /commerce. He ~lfeves that every The upshot of the entire meeting I mttt now Ln the American LeMon the pu.blic, when he stated v.·i th man owea a certain amount of 1 ed b th &· was vo c y e secretary afte r L----------------------------' hall, he sa.ld. seem.Ing authority that the city did tlme to community a.trairs. an opinion of Walter Longmoor -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Ever since he was a k id, Coy one of the commissioners, \\'~ • I Watt.oi hall' taken an interl!'f!lt in made into a motion to r etur n the football. His boys keep up his In-issue t o the city council "·i th a terest to this day. Then. t oo. he recommendation that they hold an- • ,Within walking distance I TS not even too far to hobble, v.·hen you're leaving the blank walls of a hospita l room for a brief y,·hile. on your y,·ay to a place o r laughter and song a nd pl a.r. The welcoming doors of a U.S.0. lounge club are just outside the hospital grounds-at more than 500 hospitals. It's time to give again-for the men who gave a lo t . Give gen- erously! Make your donation twice as big-the need is more than twice as greaL 1 1 \\'ill .diecuss an~ fi eld of sport. H is other public hearing, and no pier famlly keeps him young. p€rmits be issued until after t his . . G. H . f Dad t Brader help9 run hearing. Date of this proposed 1 his storP. and ls A. favorite with meetlng to be announced by t he many cu~tomers. l\frs. Watts. t oo. city council. who. he said reall'\· on('e in a Y.·hile pops In to he-lp must decide the issue, as the juri;. I straighten around the larJre stock. diction of thf' planning commiM!on 1 ~o\\·ever, she finds that her tam-endS "'ithin 90 days from the orig:- j 1ly Of boys keep9 her prett y busy inal action taken by the council. at home Thf'y live at 91 2 F.. Surt.1 This. he said. is not far A.\\·ay. I I . \\·alts. ~andlf'!'I nll th£> standard A llen \Ya.s applauded for his J1n ~s of ilquorJ-1. and .<.1ays he \\·ill handling of the d<'licate pruhll'in. i;;(Hin ha\·p 1·\'('rvthlng in s:toC'k !he I public could nsk for. ---------' 300 Pl anes to n0t hav£' j11ri!ldiction over issuancel • nr pil"'r permits. as the state lav.·' Blank et Skies 1 Vf'i>trd the nuth1 rity in the Harbor 1 \omm i.11~inn_ nr_ the Orange County Here Navy Day 11Rrhor fl1i1•r1C't and that the p<'Oplc 1C1ho11 ld !'let t ie the question l . by IE'ga l ac t inn in cnurt. . fCont1nued f rom P~~e One\ "ln thp first place. it is not the \\'Jde o?servance of :\'a\·y Day. duty of a member of the planning They v.·il\ re-appear: o,·er lht" har- comrris!'linn to \nterprt-t the tav.•s. bor at I. P-m. as the city employs a capable at-1 Corsair and Hellcat fighter tornf'y for that purpose. HO\\'f'Ver. planes, A~·enger torpedo bombers anyonP has the privilege· of stating and Hel,ld1ve r ~i~e OO~bers f~om an opin ion for v.·hat it is v.·orth. the Na\ a l . Aux1hary A1r Statton. '·For the in format Ion of pros-Los Al~itos. Long Beach. and pective constructor!!! of pler!t. you the l.lanne Corps A.Ir St ation, El a re a dvised that piers \\•Ill only be Toro, Santa Ana. will participate.1 permitted on tidelands and !Nb--Air Commander for the combin- merged lands within the city upon e~ Navy and Marine air armada issuance Of a permit by the city \\ill be Comdr. F . K . Upham. USN. council The law ts !!lpeCiflc on that " o. the leading carrier-type air· point and v.111 be enfor ced by the 'len. Lieut. Col. \V. E . Clasen. city. US MC. skipper of Air . Group 11. : 'Dr. Seager's remarks 11.t a pub-~~ous ace. v.'i.11 command the Ma- lle meeting were very untimPly in ·ine aircraft. I that the city counc il and the c°'*1-Participating In the a ir d isplay ty harbor commission have bad f the world's most potent and several meetln~9 concerning a co-,'lstest carrier airc raft Y•tll be Air \ operative plan for the future ad-·ro~p 98 from Los Ala mitos and I mlnl!rt.ra.tlon or the harbor. As a ~~nne Air Support Group 46. matter or fact the city and countv m El Toro. have been cooperating for the paSt Navy a.nd h-1 a r in e stations 12 years in the operation or the .,_rou.ghout. the Eleven th Nava} harbor master's offi ce. -~IStriC't v.•11l hold open house on "Through the cooperation of lhf' avy Day. Ctty or Nev.-port Beach. the coun. The publ.ic will be admitted for ty ot Orange and the federal gov-;e first time t o the fac ili~i es at ernment. we have the f inest recre-·1 T or o Air Station, the Lighter· atlonal harbor on the Pacifi c cOMt. '1.an-Afr s.tation. Santa A na, and We who have had a part In the . .os Alamtto!I' Alr Station, near harbor development-and the new-...on~ Beach. comer11. should not forget that co-Blimps which ha"e patroll ed the operation-as the future develop-''"'9 st du r ing the v.·ar and aided in ment of the harbor Is dependent on numerous resCllP.9 will be on dis- juat such coope.ratlon. CertainJy l play at the Santa Ana Lighter- thOfJle in the city and county who than Air Station between 10 a.m. have the intereet of the harbor at I and 4 p.m_. S aturday and exhibition heart do not want any friction lllgbts \\'ill be staged over the 1 \\•blch will occur th.rough any ac-area. lion In the courts. I The ~:larine Air Station at El "In view of the fact that the T oro will have open house between I harbor bu bee.n made what It is 9 a.m . a.nd . 4 p.m . ~aturday. Eleven today t hrough a cooperative ef-1 ~s of aircraft. 1ncludJng carrier fort, T eee no r ea.son why that the 1 fighter , dive bomber and t orpedo administration of the harbor can-planes will be on display, I not be carried out by this same co.. Other exhlbiUons will include operation. The city and county baa ~d 9Ch?D1 work, combat SWim- certaln rights and interest.! in the mmg, survival training and para.- harbor and each shwld respect the chute packing. A aouventr issue of rights or the other In working out the station paper will be dl.strtb- a cooperative plan or future ad-uted. ' q . ' ' . . I BII"on Johnson ~-ii,. __ . Made Lt. Comdr . ,'' :; 1 • Radio Judge and Mn, Donald J . Dodge, 1849 Ana.helm !It.reel. were proud I r~ ' Service ;'-,tlta~~. to announce the news they have jJJ,11l received, of the promotion of BOID, ·~ ll.UINll their BOD-in-law Byron Johnson, &ADI09 •mm Navy, to the rank of lieutenant ---commander. Bl$T R. NORTON Comdr. Johnson is stationed at the Naval Air Bue, Shelton, 1111 a...& ... ..,. -1'1T We.ah., and ls in the cJvll engin-NewfMN'S Bo·-h. Callt. eerlng corps. • GEORGE D. BASSEi I GENERAL. AND TAX ACCOUNTING f'YSHERMEN'S BOOKKEEPING NOTARY PUBL.IC 29D2 W. CENTlllAL A VE. Nll:WPOlllT •EACH p,..& .... t: 1 •cs-..1 BATTERIES CHARGED • 1n 30 Minutes \Vlth Ou Jwit -Installed New Super-Quick Charger. LUBRICATION SPECIALIST constantly r eady and able to git'e you the quickest and completest job of greulng arid oiling . .\ugmented force of Expert l\t:e;chanlca no"' ser\'e you at VIRG'S GARAGE TEX . .\CO PRODUCTS • GAS STATIOX 2400 \\·est Central A\'e.nue, ~C\\'port Beach Open 1'·igl1tly Tlll 7 o'C1ock .... to All•INI Halw,t Wl'LL DO OUR llST TO SPllD THI THIRD run•s LONG DISTANCI CAUi Allewt nro week. aao we receiTed a re- quac &om Admlnl HWey '° do "<rJ" thing .,. could co make ic ...., for bh men to place Long DbtaDOI c:al1I and to complete them ., nrifdy u posaible. Toda~ spedd pier dde titlephooa c:enllfn lu:Ye beea set up and many new telephones hatt bcea. U... nailed a.ear places Third Fleet unia ate docking. Trained ~n an on the job, and we know that ch• gea.en1 pQ.bllc will continue to cooperate. u they always ban_ la holpi.og co keep che lia• clar for oorrioo -. So, co Admlnl HWey aad th• meo of the Tbhd l'leot ... say, ·wdcome bomcl J.oog Diltancie: calls an 1cill a 111 oll·dmo hlgh. ... d then an boaad co bo -d.U,. Bue you can be cenolA wo'll do oar ....... -ID bo of Ill ~....nee.· .............................. 1 ............ _... Here, at the house of smiles, war-shattered veterans escaps from hospital routine. from the smell of ether and disinfecta nts. Here they enjoy their favorite phonograph records, today's news- papers, the checker-board that you gave them when you gave to your local War Chest. Your donation to the local War Olest supports the US.O. and does many other worth-while things besltles. It provid~ mater- nity care for wives of servicemen, decent, wholesome recreation to keep children off the streets and out of trouble, help tor the stricken peopl~ of our allies, help for your own. minJatnltJon. It is up to the gov-Survival technique. ordnance erntng bocUes of the city and coun-equipment a.nd eight different ty to each give a little to the Other, ,tYJ>eS of aircraft will be on dis-@ and agree on a cooperative plan. play at Los Alamitoe Naval Aux-,.. .. "Ill SOUTHEIN ('\lll!:""""'.N'.A nL!PHONI COMIAHY "Alter all r think everyooe wlll iliary Air Station which wtlJ ad-~ agree that the harbor area baa a mit visiton between 8 :30 a.m. and wonderful future and It is my opln-oun __ d_own. ___________ _;_ ______ l~l~G~P~al~m~S~t.,::.,!;Ba!!!!,~b~>O!! .. !....;•!_..!~~!!l!!!!!!!..!l~"1!!. _____ _ You help many who can't belil themselves, yet yoo are asked for only one gift. Let yoor heart decide bow ~ig It shollld be. These are little things, but they're good medicine! The nearby US.O. lounge is theater , club-almost home-to the !hocked and hurt boy whose present home is a hQ6Pital room. And your dollan keep these lounges going-the dollars you lfve to your local \Var Olest. Give Generously to Your Local WAI\ CHEST VICTORY DRIVE THE WAR ON WANT HAS NOT BEEN WON! THIS WAR CHEST APPEAL Sl'ONSORED BY THE ~UALS AND nR• U8Tl!D ABOVE ' Balboa Pharmacy Bastanchury Water Co. Milton Maxwell, M.D. Lolulle B. vm-& ~ AnMlaa • DWJIW Drt.u.c ..... nu w.-()eotnl -l'.f-pun --U.'310 Dr. M. D. Crawford Costa Mesa Lumber Co. Newport Pharmacy ~--eo.ta"-----• Ion that p~ can only be made through the cootinued cooperation of the city and county and not through l!Uga.Uon as •uggeated by Dr. Seager." 1~·····"E~~i"a·Ms··1 ~ ! I FRESH I ~ 9 ;; EVEar DAY ii • • ~ . I i.-~~-i 0 Pel!fB for Canning ~ • • i ~ i I GROCERIES l1 I Co~ Meats i ~ ... -V9112tat' I I ,-Illa, 0.-• "'"I This War Chest Appeal Sponsored by ,1--"'!"'-!!'-"~--------------------... J l !.'!!~.~~.!!l,_w_este __ rn_Cmme __ rs_Co_. _______ 3_is_t_&_La_·_r_ay_e_tte Conrad Richter, M. D. Dr. -G. E. Tohill Excelsior Creamery ..,. I b I ..... ... c..-....... 1$e& ... _ .. _ ... _°""""_ ---.&.& • •• • I • • ' • • • • N&WPORT llAUIOA NCW9. TllflS Jf....,-l a·n•, o.llfwllllL TneldaTe October !!, JN6 ' New Wells Slated For West Newport. A DOt1ce to begtn drillJ.n« new tlelda will each recel•e a new well. Barnbart -Morrow CoutnletiOll wella .,.. ftled with the It.ate de-CO. will drill Newport Water Co. Costa Mesa Man Asks Supervisors N be · g Correct 'Injustice' in Permit Um rln SOCIETY NEWS Ferguson second and rn118n Owen getting the booby prize for t,lle fourth time. putmont Of natural reoour<q di-WeU No. 1 at Weot Newport, and -ot oU and gu, during the I Standard OU CO. will drill the week ending Oct. 13. We3t New-Hunttngton A Well at HunUngton port and Huntlngton Beach oll 1 Beacb. F~rP. ~~~~Un ~ C<g~~~~:. ·~~~:of Requirements Mesa charged "dece!Uul pn.ctlce" your board are the only elected A R I d Federation 'prexy to Talk to Capilla Circle Las Costuras at Knowlton Home ' Those present ~ere the Mes- dames Mullins, Page, Ferguson. Owens, Mary Stanley, Joyet> Mc- Donald, Billie Fowler, GeneYieve Barnes, Jean McDooald, Iona Trusty and the hostess. J Vidory is Here But Not for Them Give Generously lo Your Local WAR CHEST VICTORY DRIVE THE WAR ON WANT HAS NOT BEEN WON The Above \\'ar Chest Appeal Sponsored by AL ANDERSON BALBOA FUN ZONE by at lea.st one member of the otfldals of Orange county ~ho re e axe Orange County Planning com.mis· have' the authority to unM this sion.. Ch.!lmberlln asked the board wrong and guarantee to all par- ot supervisors to "corTect this in-ties concerned a fair and eq_ual justice .. and cancel the approval of right to be heard so that this ap· a land use pennit granted .for a plication can be determined on its garage in Costa Mesa. merits and not by a ooe-sided rep- Chamberlin said he hact C'On· resentation gained b)• deceit and tacted Planning ·Director Charles fraud." wrote Outmberlin in a let- Diggs at his office Oct. 4 and was ter. told the appUq1tlon would not be CJoasUtute. Nulaance • considered until Oct. 19 but tht> The automobile body and fen· Costa Mesa man asserted he later der works ; auto painting and g:en· discovered the board had approved eral auto repair works "in this al- the application In ~estion . m06t strictly residential neighbor- The pemtit was granted to hood", would be . a nuisance, ac- Henry J . Mltd\ell after being re-cording to the letter. commended by the planning com· Oaamberlin stated that he rep- m iss.ion. It had been referred to resented "most of the property the plan board whJch ruled no owners in the neighborhood of grounds for denying the applica· Newport Blvd .. Walnut Place anc! tion. Oiurch ·street. "A serious injustice has been The communication written by done to the above mentioned cit!· Dr. Oiamberlin was filed by .the zens and property owners of supervisors. 'Dwelling' Again Becomes Issue As Balboa Islander Asks Definition Of City Attorney at Planning Meet Rela1atlon at the numbering re- quiremente of undocumented v~ aela u reversion from war to peacetlm.e i. effected hu been a.n· nounced at Cout Guard Head. quart.no, Waohlngton, D. C.. l>l' the Merchant Marl.De lNlpe<:tioa DI· viaion. The relaxation prov1dee that veaeela may d1.econtinue the carrying of large me numbe:rm oo thelr bows and top aides, &.nd a.re to adhere to the foUOW'ing new regulatlona: "Every undocumented veaal that la required to be numbered shall have the number which la awarded painted or attached on e<11ch bow. The number ahall be In block characten, of gOOd pro- portion, and not le:sa than three Inches In h~ght, reading from left to right and parallel with the waterline, as near the for- ward end of the bow as legibility of the entire number for aurlace and aerial Identification permits. The number .,,all be located as high above the waterline as pract icable, but In no ease less than three Inches from the bot- . ' The regular meeting of Capilla Orcle~ Corona del Mar Conunun- lt;y church, will be held Thunday of this week at the church parlor. Mrs. John SadJeir, program chaJr- man, will present two speakers, Miss Sue Barnwell, president of the Federation of Congregational Women of Southern California' and the Southwest, and Miss Dor- othy Winslow, chairman of the Los Angeles association of the Federa· tion, who will each ~ak briefly. Mrs. 0 . Z. Robertson will pre- side and Mrs. Cardoza Sloan will lead in devotionals. Hostesses will be Mrs. John Meador and Mrs. Arthur A . Kemper. and m embers are rerNnded the meeting is at 2 p. m. instead of 12:30 as formerly. Mesa Circle Nets $190 at Bazaar Mrs. Alma Knowlton, Finley avenue, was hostess to Las Cos- turas, assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Page of '.l\lStin. Dirty EJght was the game which fol- lowed luncheoh, with Lucille Mui· llns receiving first prize, Doris New Hours -- WarUme addiUona of life irulu:r- a.nce have lncrea.ted the avera,ge owned per family ln the United Stat.ea to SO per cent more tb&n the average 10. yean ago. • 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Clooed Tuesday FRESH, JUICY, HOME BAKED PIES TOP YOUR HOME-COOKED MEAL AT Dennie's Cafe ..___, 1107 Coast Highway, Corona del Mar (The Gre;yhound Station) Orcle 1 of the Costa M esa Com- munity church met last week at the home of Mrs. Joseph Hamblet, Cabrillo street. with Mrs. Bertren Smith as assisting hostess. Fif· teen members \Yere present, us· ing the morning hours for work on articles for the bazaar and after the noon lunch started a rrangi ng stock in the Bartine !'tore. By Thursday evening all \\'BS in :!::===============:::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::± readiness and on Friday and Sat· I r-------------~------------, urday members ga1hered for the CARPET & 'UPHOLSTERING sale which netted $190 foe the church fund. Supervbdng the af· C L E A N I N G fni r v1as 1he Circle presidc>nt . ~1rs . ~ _ &mlcc Harri s. Over $400 Raised By Capilla Circle Local Veteran of World Wars I and II \VORK DONE IN YOUR HOME Color and Beauty Revived, Give New Sheen Dl'an \\'ard How \Vebster defined 'dwe11in g-'I the \\'Ord 'dwelling.' but only In tom of the numbers to the w<11ter- \\'a.s not a matter ot interest to the fact that the city ordinance line. The color of the numbers ' the city attorney al the out~t or l derlnl'd it as governed by the j shall contrast with the color of thC' pt8.nnin~ commisl'llon meeting • \"\'Ord k itchen. Hmce if the prop-t he hull so as to be distinctly 1R:o1t 'T"hursdav nlght in the city1 erty 8he del'K'rlb('d \\·Pre in R-2 visible and legible ; L e., if the hall. but \t w8s an issue with Kate zonf' and the third 1mlt had a hull Is light the color of the ~fcCann. former assistant sf'("rt'· kitchen. lt ls in violation of the numbers shall be dark, or if the IRry to the cnmmls!Jlon ror si>veral ordinance. It It d(){'s not have a hull Is dark the color of t he num- YC'ars. ~he appl'are<I t o a.sk fo r an kitchl'n there is no violation, he ber-9 shall be light." interri~tati on ot the ordinance n:o1.q1red her. This TIC\\' regulalioo lncludcs \\'hich apparf:'ntly nllO\\'S m0 rr This did nnt s:Jtil'lf.V the former <'Yc>1·y ur.documentcd v,a>sscl aper· thRn t,,.0 units on I\ lot In R-2 bul'liness \t·oman. v1hn l!ecl.'.lrt'd hi~ ating in· v.•hnle or in part by 1n a- 7.nn(' if only t\\"O units hrive k it· intrrtH'P latinn \VCHJ\<\ not stand up rhlncry and found un the navi gable rhf:'ns. in lf'~fl l circles. A h0t dehnte en-tvatC'rs of the UnitC'li States tin· ~li !'!'I ~l crann had \Veb'.'ltl'r's !lllf'd. \t·ith ~t iss ~I C'C'ann declaring eluding the Pucifi c Coast l. J\·Jorp than S·IOO \\"'1.S rai ~ed at PHONE NEWPORT 683 lh"t nil 'h" •ol ,·n ••l\1·nu ,·t t o It is believed that lhis rC'laxat1·on 1 fl('finition ,,.;th ht'r. and also a -... "' ... ,.. thr fi r.-t J)azaar of Capilla CirclC', rrply from R oland Thomp90n, the t hC' Attention nf th(' C'ity t'OUn('iJ v.1ill be of particular intl'rCst to ht>ld Friday at Coronil de] Jl..lar Call Beh,·een 10 and 4 C"it~· attnm ey to her request t o and the buil<llng dPpartmt'nl \l."as O\\"nl"rs or such vessc-ls re.siding in Comn1unity church and l\1r!'. 0. z. ~=========================~ I ·r th . "h tat~ th t .. thr run-a rnuncL .. Then 9ht> add-P a cific C'oast arC'as. 'fhe Atlantic Ro"·•t.·on. ~,-..1• p ...... ~,·d·nt, and r ;ir1 v C' issue.,..., es ~ a IJ\.« -"' \_ ,, .. ,,,, ... ed. "\\'here do \\·e go from here'!" and Gulf Coast areas and the Great 11 R pn rticular pie<'e of property on a the mcmbC'r~ c_·xprc!'s gra teful R;:ilhon T~l and C'onsisted ot t\\·o The :l tt oml'y said hf' didn't knO\t·. LakC's have completC'd the..ir re-thanks to a ll thrir friends who unit!'! in front and an apartml'nt HP admitted. ho\\·et·er. that the version to peacetim e requirements. gave so ~PnC'rously of donation:- above fl. ~arage \l.·hich had bedroom ordinfl.!lce miRht be d l'rective. I -and to the many patrons \\·ho and bath. The 0\1.-ner did not Jive ';'cnve:•er. at ~he admiS!'lion of 11r. and b.lrs. Paul Lort'ntzen of mftde the affair :-uch a success. In Rnv part Of the premlsC's, she Dr. HO\l.~rd Sea'."'er and R. L. Pat. Balboa Island left Sunday to drive 1\1rs. Newton Cox of 1hc> way!' rPvPaled. tenon. city engineer. that the or-north to Tavistock near Van-and mean!' comrrWtt('{" \vas general dina.11ce \\'BS contusing, the com-! couver. B. C .. where' ~lr:s . Lorent· chairman. rvtrs. Harold Wilson and Anytime from four to nine at the PALM CAFE Thomp30n said he was not in· I I tf'ret1ted In Webster's meaning ot m s.sl~n voted to recomm~n? t o zen's mother, Mn. Elizabeth Mil· Mrs. Bates \\'ere in chargC" of th<" At the Fern· Landing, Palm and Bay Front-Balboa ,...,;;,,, ________________________________ ,_ __ -:-1 the city council th.at they .1n .. e-stl·11er , has been making an extended luncheon and SC'rving tea were Baby Beef Meats and Sea Foods gate the property m q uestion. and I visit. They \\'ill visit Portland. 1'-1rs. Frances Cox. J\1rs. L.A. Nor- if It ls a\ceady violating the ordin-Seattle. and othec point.s M int.ec-man. Mrs. Hecbort King and Mrs. Complet~mily Dinners $1.00 and $1.25 a.nee. have the building inspector est and on th~ir return y,,'iJl bring John W . Cameron. GREYHOUND ·BUSES • ROLL AGAIN! . ' Regular Service now restored throughout the entire system We are sorry that you have been inconvenienced at a time when transportation was so vital and necessary, and we appreciate your patience and understanding. Now we can go :ihcad with the funhcr improve· mcnts in our service that wen: originally planned ro go into effect October 15-f aster, 111fJl/t:.{nqumt otUl &anffffimt ubedults ol new /<n11 fores to tn11ny points. :,._ At our buses roll :igain, you can look ahead to · -· Greyhound to provide the people of this communiq - with the fi1USt in bus lrtlw/ Ill the /owat ft1rt1. · 'it:-.'.::"'.·_-·· Greyhound's improved service is now aVllilahie'~ · ; for your Fall trips. Sec your local Greyhound lpt '~ for complete travel chancr bus service. information, and for special ,. ' < 1 PACIFIC GREYHOUND UNIS I ' -· ··- -. . notify the O\\'Der to that effect. Mrs. Miller w1lh them. ~ Now under New J\1anagement-L. A. WELLS, 0'W-ner & Mgr. Try w ng today's crossword Open 6 a . m. to 9 p. m. Closed Tuesdays -Support the War Chest -)puzzle. jL----------------------1---__J First Ford to I Be Shown Here On Friday I Theodore Robins ls probably busl~t man in to"'n this v..·eek. 1 Proud as a new papa, Robins \\'ill I be the fi.rst dealer to shov.• off a brand ne\\· car ln his showroom on 1 Central avenue \"\'hen a new F ord Tudor 9ed.a.n \\'ill make Its appear- ance ln the harbor disttict. The shiny new product. refined. more po"'•erful. smoother riding and improved ln many ways over the 1942 model, according to Rob- ins. will be unveiled with consid- erable gusto by the well-kno\Jo-n auto dealer on Friday of this "'t"4'!k . It will seem like old ti.mes again tor aure. he said yesterday. BusUy arranging every detail so that nothing will go wrong, Robins said it may be poe.aible to have a display car here continu- ously. and not have to share it \l.'ith his Huntington Beach agency. However, It lsi promlM-d. definitely I for Oct. 26. He \\"\11 be open in the eventbg lo celebrate the occa..!1-j ion. and accommodate man)· people who have been waiting to see Henry's latest product. Assembly lines at the For d branch plant in Wilmington have been made ready tor production of the new car, and th~ will run off in about two weeks, it \#U et&led by otflclals in Long Bea.ch. The company will begin operaUona with from 1500 to 1800 men, they aa.ld. Ex-WPA Worker's $200 Invention To Dispel Fog Fog, that unpleasant adjunct ot C0&8t&l att&B, may eoon be under control of ctty authorities. to be di.spelled al wUJ, a ccording to the announcement lhil "''ffk ot the M.lCCess ot a $200 invention Of a former San Francbco WP A worker. W ith a combination of'I collodlal carbon and caldum chloride OI' any limJl&r water abeMbent,. mixed iD a burner which force. the chem- tcai. lnto lbe air. the inventor, Clellan Rom Pleuanta recenUy cleared away 16 8QU&re miles ot_ tog f'rvm the Golden Gate u a demonstration to Army and Weather Bureau obwnus. f ' An Appeal to Hou -sewives Of Orange County from IJ/OWI. M~ MILK DELIVERIES THREATENED Unless Thousands of Missing Milk Bottles Are Returned Immediately! You can help. Check cupboards, closets, garages ... everywhere ... for every milk bottle. The need is tugent! Please leave bottles with the • MILKM,AN • GROCERYMAN -or- • Call any MILK DISTRIBUTOR in the county • and the bottles will be called for and delivered to the proper place. • ORANGE COUN MILK · DISTRIBUTORS - • • The ln-tkln .. -tad In ten countne. and ~i.-tacker, Elmer Dimity, oald be hod beea Informed that one ol tbe elcl>t Ger. man 911'ia wbo landed on tbe eut oout wu to obtain tbe formula for me on airftdda. ----------------------------------------~-------~-----' " • I • , BLOTTERS!! Jast llecllhed 1Arp ptpe ...... ol DESK BLOTTEB8 -lbK-Ho --,.., .raoc -1111111' far --al ,oun . . . ~ or office N8_.11mM Bldg. N-ri - -Omttnl. -- MODlll'cll Floor Dual Gas Furnaces • '· • pawHMr u•Pf!! !l!!l·P*J! ••M •? • Q!11fe1 k, -J Ok• T . h Q ·bed Two Boats Off Santa Ana J. c. to Start Coirses. lnaWa yp OOn resCrl For Bananas In Atomic· Energy, Electroni~ By Corona del Mar Officer In Mexico p~:s~ec~Jc~t pl~c •. ~·~·~d~ may &ho atudy Two boat.e went out from New-atomic energy emerging a.a three botany, bacterology, anatomy, ~ By BESSIE BENE DICT to tie down the important tent.a port Ha.rbor over the week-enct to ot the great· advancements in the tronomy, and para.altology during Combat could not have been and property, bring back food. Tbe Valero ll, field of science during the war, the current .::bool year . which baa made two lrlpa to Mex-Santa Ana JunJor college announc·l--------------wone for the aoldlera than the ex-Lllfd On Ground I __ .. ..., __ traJ • --rl •- perlence of lytnc for nine hOW'9 It blew untll about midnight, can tLUU ....,..., ~ cap. wa~ra ed today that 1tepe are under way \----------:-----; and WM even lltronger at about during the put few montha, re.. to expand the teaching of this ma· Wh s ff ? turnlnr with •ome 85 toOs of ))&.. terlal in the actence cunicula. -u er 2000. Berger, Chuck and I got un-nanu each trip for her owner, Atomic energy ls now being y der our tent and laid on the ground Harvey Guzzard or Paaadena.. went taught ln a combination ot couree1, • alJ night. lt wu one at tbe 1ongeet out Friday night on htt third bip, Ho-.. e • •-ott. 'ead of the d old t nl b •-I -·er -•t. I ·-~ = • -...-'"' B -'.-; P obu to an c H g i.e ''"' -r-· clearlbg out of Sa.n Pedro. ICience dep&rt.ment, explained. ._ - wa.a drenched to the •kin, and tbe Following cloeely, tbe Paragon, Cbemlatry 1tudenta under Mra. ra.1n wu going ott the ground In owned by Her~ Sampson al Etta. c . CottreU, ln.structor, ln· strea.ma u we lay holding the tent Coeta Me.sa. wu preparing to leave veirllga.te the pattern of atomic down on top of ua. We spread a for Central American porla on her etru.cture, while the cla.asee of No Prtortty Nece·••!'J' SolD8 with TbennOlltata Limited Supply f or Immediate I nstallation JOHN VOGEL, -...... o,,_, and roeOal ~ ol tbe former llan'y ~ Moae ltome on. tile bluff at the ....t eod of ace.a boulevard, pohl'" m pn>poood route of an approaclt be be- llevea ooQld be ballt ac,_. rock.I and ...ct. from Ute end of Ca.ma· tton street to the Jetty, Ulm ctvlnc • soenJc approach to tbe pro· poMld. Corona del Mar State park. ( rroiu oboto 177 GerbarOt t ...... , bleiket under u.s. but tl WU IO&k-tint voyage •lnce ahe wu a.cqulr-Harry Comaweet, phyaic• l..n.alruc· ·:,. ed with mud tn no lime. We were ed by the macblne shop owner lut tor, study the tundamenW. o! ~ cramped and couldn't move or spring, The Paragon had been in power and force that the a.toms .. sleep. The lnfantry aren't tbe only navy patrol during the war, and may have u 90urces ol energy. onea who have trouble. wu releaaed 11.t the same Ume a.a Mr: Scott ad~ to the knowledge The aback. with a -iuad tent the yacht Seyelyn, both over 100 tn lhi8 field ln his courae ot min- over tt (that'• a tent about 40x20 footer1, and both formerly owned era.logy where student.a analyze and bolds about 12 men ) ~hind by f&mo\18 yachtsme1L uranium. the basic mineral of the Groto &Dd i.ec-i..,. of Vital· Jtr-"AIWll70 Thed"-ID(ta 11114 Low Bl-~ -"!lllp- Pnc" -Orowln&' 0 14 before your Ume A"""''' @Mn &Dd llJdae7 Attmente NIJpODd qakk4 17 io our -Tedullqae without 0...,.. Pain, l!ll'I")' or ln,Jeettom. No Down Payment F.BA. Terms our tent atood up for a while. Samp90n bu repainted the hull atom bomb which devastated Dr. E. F . BeO. D. C.., Ph.C .. Scenic Road Along Bay Front The tent top •tarl<d flapping and and auperstructure of the Paragon. Japan. N..;::..:z~-~ once that started it wa.e too late She ls in excellent shape, he •Id, Besides atomic ener gy, student.a Phone llM -Bet.. 1191 Proposed to Approach State Park to do much. Finally one of the big and capable of long.dlstanoe voy-may explore the futur e of elec-Houn: Tl-.. Frt. 9:SO lo 7:30 New or Completed Homes Monarch Furnaces Approved by A. G. A. FREE ESTIMATES · t gusta caught it and away it went. ages with her twin Winton diesels tronJcs. Mr. Cornsweet declared Other hours by appolntment Area on Public Beach East of Jetty I I It '1ad a regular wooden floor. and and huge fuel and wale • capac-that the second eemester wwk In ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~; all the ~;ind did to It v.•u ju.st itiee. He expects to take his wife physics would talce up radar anll A scenic road from the point Ocea n ~Vl'nue. .. pic ked It up and rolled lt over. A and friends, Mr. and Mrs. H ar dlng other machine.a developed duri.ng where Bayside Drive leaves the Vogef is a memlx>r of the Bluff cot flying through the air hJt me Edk ina on the trip. Edklns has the war. di · ht and S•-d Lot Owne'5 association I 11n the back and knocked me down, just been released n-orn the navy -1 u f' Id t d ill •-sea level, exten ng s tra1 g .... , -· wlththe\.\·\ndblow1ngat90knola 1butildfdn'tburtmucb,Juckily. . ~uepas cs te suy w ~ L. 0 . Grossnickle Orange County Distributor 1701 F1ower St., Cor. 17th across the U. S. Bulkhead line over in Corona del l\far. "'·hich he said., and sudden st:! of IOO, ...,·ith rain-They expect to. put in at various enlarged In the chemistry depa rt- rocky bottoms "'·hich are not navi-represents ,102 lots along the ked bl ~et \\'rapped around Y~ never saw 90 . m~c~ ~u.nk Mex.lean and Guatemala n ports, ment. Chemical problems in plas- gablc an).-,\·ay, "''ould be an excel-bluffs and brach proJX>rty In that = and tr~lng :0 hold do...,·n a tent n oating through the atr. ta 1 ter· and may bring back bananas. pine-tics ...,·ilJ receive attention in the lent approach to the proposed Co-area. some of which \\•ould ht" ~I at the same time, as Y.ras the re-! ally ~mpoMl.ble. ~ deac~be what apples. coconuts or other me r-course of o.rganic chemistry. Phone 4857 · U no answer call Santa Ana 6257 and leave message SANTA ANA rona de! l\1ar State Park pro-moved from the Clty ta:< _rolls tn 1 port or Lt. Guy (Cubby) Anderson, was appening. erger 8.8 80m~ chandi.se. Studenta inter ested in science posed in that community, in the the event rhe1 r pt'OJX'rt1es are j ( M Fl Ander 428 pictures o r It that I'll shoot you The Valero signed on Alvin Dan-' opinion of John Vogel. owner or taken ove r by the city or state for I son ° .rs ~n-nc e . ~n. v.•he~ \\'e get 80me p~ints.. ieJ 9 Of 309 Edgewater 8!'1 mate, and Your fr1'ends and m1'ne .1 the former H a rt"}' Carey stone !he ne\lo• state park He said man y 1 lfarguente a\enue, lhtS v.eek. \\e have mO\'Pd m v.•i th !JOme Rondo Patrtz of Belleflower v.·R..!f . house overlooking the bay on of them object to losing their pro-H e \VT'Otl":: "Dear li om : \\·eu,' other boys that came over with us named chief engineer . Mel Reite-r, -------------J ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 perties: to thC' proposed public now that _the v.·or1t foa Okina\.\·a) and who ~ad better luck with their 1 v.·ho had shipped out previously as C.P .O . Douglas Bray, USN, left ' ; beach project. but feel that some Is O\'er. I 11 try to ge: a note off tent. We ve been relnforctn~ it, engineer. married folJOWing hi.! r e-Thur8day, Oct. 18 for P ort Huene- PERMANENT POS TIONS OPEN With City of Newport Beach Assistant to Take Charge of Water Department, Office Administrator. Salary $275 to $300 Hea d Bookkeeper in Water Department Salary $175 Draftsman $250 to $300. Engineering Dept . APPLY AT CITY HALL \VE SERVICE A 11 Chrysler Products , F'actol'J' Trained Mechanics Cars Called for and Delivered Mandie Motors, Inc. Dtrect F&et.oTJ Chrysler • . Plymouth Sale. and Service 42-l Main St. Huntington Beach Phone Bonttncton Beach 26S ONCE AGAIN . SAM'S SEA FOGO CAFE Offers You th" J.!'lne.t Plaee to Dine In Orange County: All New· • • Even the Location ••• On&-Balf Mn.. East of Old Location on oCu& Blgbway. Beautiful New Cocldail Bar We Lead SoutherB California In the Serving ot -SEAFOODS - Jl'OR YOUll AI.SO YOUR kind of STEAKS -VISIT OUR KITCHEN - Sam's Sea Food Cafe and Fish Market J (N-lleol -) FLUORESCENT LIGHTS N·o w A v a i I a b I e • HOME • OFFICE • srowi Call 0261-&nta Ana For ~ Estim•le ·~· ... -....... __ , -----~5.50 ap · Dayllgllt Flwescent UPtlac •N. Br1a Jway • othC"r properti.e~ n1it:ht be included to rou about the doings or the be<'ff:use tbe ru~or . Is that it la turn from the la.st voyage. me. He ~'as home for ten days, I in the projl>ct in~tead. 1 night. I may have ~entloned that coming back. I ts nuni.ng now and just in time to v.•elcome his first The Balboan \Vho is maki n~ sev· 1 there v.·as a v.·arrung of an ap· I .,~;ould not doubt It . son. Douglas Oliver Bray II. born erat apartment s out of h is stone preaching typhoon: v.·ell It came! Some of the boys got in y,•hat t.. cootend with wheo it rains are Oct. g a t St. J oseph hospital and I house on the edge or th(' blufr If you th~n k that la.st "i nd and called, v.·omb tombs. for a wbOe. these d __ little mtce that come v.•eighing seven pounds, seven pointed out the routP or a pro-, ra:n I described to you •·ere bad. They are big holes dug in tbe ounces. Mrs. Bray returned to her d th bo t t k in and play on your stomach. It's "IF I R:\N THE DRUG STORE. . .. 1'1 nt. M · --likes to tr)• new remedies, a born experimen- ter. "If I ran this drug store," sh& Wd lut e\•enlng, "I 'd oertalnly llave t.b~t. new tonic that'• belnc' advie.rtbed posed scenic road which coul ! e one a u v.·o wee s ago, you ground, In the stde ot a hill a.nd home, 36th street and Marcua 8 \'e- servf' the pubHc beach east o f the should have seen lhls one yeeter · lined with cement. the outside be-\•ery confusing and ticklish to have nue. this week . The baby's grand-"\\'e're getting a report, on jetty. prominen1ly mentioned for I day and last nJght. ing shaped like a pear , supposed1y them running all over you. They mother, Mrs. T rygve H ess and Mr., It no""" we told her. '"\\fe the· s tale park. and cu t across \Ve had a '"'arning of winds to 30 a womb. It seems the Japs believe ran up a.nd dO\\'Tl my back la st H eesi v.•e re vacationing in Reno ha\·e a big stock or standard on the radio." Chinese Cove without taking away k nots "·ith gusts af 50. At about their dead v.·111 go to heaven if night. Chuck knoc ked one from hie and Berkeley, returning Sunday to remedJes, but we won't carry thf> prop('rties of individuals thr.r~. lhrtt )'esterday afternoon. l_he they're buried In the shape they . learn the good nev.·s. l one unlf!M we knoW It's ufe It would make a n ea~y :ipproach thing hit. The \li.'ind blew steadily ...,·ere born. 90 they double the dead sack lo mine a couple of n1ght.s Mrs. Helen Lindsey of Seattle, to use." to that public beach. \rogel con-1 fo r a.bout nine hours al about 90 up and put them in this t omb, ago. More f un. who baa been a guest for the past I N rt B h I tends. with sevl'ra l outlets to 1he 1 knots t o spurtg of 100. It corn-I "·here they decay and decompose. 'V.'e haVe some ration!'! so y.,•e are 1,\·eek at the home of her sister , ewpo eac top of the bluff. plettly Je,·eled the area except for After thi1, a virgin l.! supposed1 cook ing part of our meals in the ?.Irs. Harold F:ink, 203 Diamond 1 Pharmacy 1 ThC'n. too. ir \\·ould provide :i a couple of the better protected to go in and scrape the bones into ten t. One of the guys has a ~y.,·o· avenue, Balboa Island, left today j?ood pince> for vi~ifON to 'fop .ind ' tents. _ a bottle. Th<'se tombs here ha...-e bu mer stove 90 \A.·e do all nght. ! fTuesday1 , She dro\·e dov.rn "'•ilh ; fish along 1he bulkhead \\"hich \\'e d rop~d ~r center pole scattered bones and ekulls arOOnd. Our mess hall, although It I.! not a friend, and spent J\1 onday in \\'ould bC' huil1 if his ;:;u!!c::f'o:tio;i early. \\·hen It fi rst started and \·erv ~n1esnme and not too keen lbere, did very \\·ell in getting hot LLoa_n~g~&~ac~h·:_ _______ _'.'~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \\·as carril'fi out. It ""oulrt nlake JrOt nt:r Atuff undt'T contrr-1 anc l on the sml'll. That·s 1,\·hy J say the 1 stev.• and coffee out for lunch. ).'ou 1- ...,.l'!j::hteJ do\.\'Tl v.·ith hun(lrerts of bovs onlv staved in there for a never sav.• such a mass or debris ;---------------------------; 2108 Ocean Front Phone i Bu1· Victory Bonds CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS • s~ S(UYli SI.op !0'7 Martne ,..., Balboa bla.od . pounds of roc k to keep e..-e rylhing "'hile. · -\as there is thrpugh thisi a rea. from ~oin,ir. \\·e could look acr i'SS 1 Y•Ould li ke to fly o'.·er le Shi'"ma All_ the bo)·s say he!lo and every 1 the h ill and \\·atch('ll the rest or and Se(' how ou r little shack held one is ...,·ell, al~hou_gh our hands I the aren J:O F irst the smaller tents up. 1 Imagine it dldn·t. !.lac Will are just unwrmkltng from the \\·ent and then the large r tents probably v.·rite and tell me about y.,•ater and v.·e may not catch pneu· g1tve. E\·eryo)le v.· as nuihing it The \Vind comes right -Off the mania. Well 90 long for now . !.Jorn. I I around either. trying to fix their ~ean there and \\•o uld hit it even Don't \\·orr)•-v.•e never had it so 1 tents oo they..d stay up. or drop j ..-.·orse than here. good! them so Jess clamage would be done and tht>y could p11 t them up . M ice after the storm \l:ith less effort. Another little thing we have t o Your loving son, CUB. Ours is too far gone to be put back --------------------------- 'up. I Next thf' mess hall and larger I bulldlngs ""t'Dt. The tin from lhe mus hall, big sheets about 3x8 fJC\\' through the air at hundreds of f eet up. I don't k nO'A• how ma.ny l t \.\'ere hurt but \.\·e got off lucky. A piece or that tin sailing through I the air could cut a man in half. lt f ~ a sight e\•en Hollyv.·OOd could • I not duplicate. Records of the men. Un, boards. paper. an flying through lhf' air while men tried I one of the most scenic drive5 a iong the coastline. he believes, a nd fin· ancing could be undenaken by an I ass£>SSme nt district if the s tate re· WELCOME CAFE' Z560 Newport Blvd, Cost& Mesa GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE·:· MODERATE PRICES FAMOUS COMPLETE DINNER 5 p.. rn. unW 10 p. m. "'-Sundaya: 1% noon unW 10 p. m . Open 8 a.. m. to % a. m.. -Closed Monda19 Dinner Dance Wednesdays and Saturdays 8tol2p.m. Phone 611 I fused to ma ke the improvement to '-------------· the state beach beyond. Newport 433-M Our Kitchen Open for Inspection Wm. E. Ludewig, Prop. SNOOl >l.ES DOROTH Y DARNIT • • ~-• •• ' • • ~llS Wlf( tllT "'"' WI Tti " ~T OV ' LIO No ! 2907 \V. Central Avenue, Opposite Reed's Shell Station Specia.Jizing in Marin e and Auto Platin g Newport Now ;!; Ready to Give You Efficient Work and Prompt Service IF IT CAN BE DONE BETIER WE'LL -.DO IT F. B. STILLINGS • --:.._- • R. W. SHil..L By Cy Hungerford jl£ W 'I~ UNDf.R TKS: f<l~CNC"f T A.BL£! ~~ ..;>-;,~~-r---~~--1 ---- ) -- • • ••WPOST BAUM>A Nswa .. ..,.. Jfewpor! BMa!a, Cdfor.t·, T!r!!dg. Octa,•·!!. lMI ' .... - Former NeW1¥9rt Physician Extols Young Doctors 'Trained In Service EVERY N EWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED AD IS AN OPPORTUNITY! Read Them for Profit . • . Use Them for Results Back Crom two ye..,, of hue are oth•nt ot the tTaternlty who ----U )'Oil doa't find what )'Oil are looking for advertised In this 1-le Pb.one Newport Beech 12 or 13 and place your OW1I adverU8emmt ---- ha.pttal work ln England Dr. vt.ated N ewport Beach while on ~--------------------------:------~·---------;--------·--------------------------------· Tbomu Reeder, former Newport vacation &ad returned to male• lt Beach phyldclan with otflcea at their home. They are 1tay\ng with PUBLIC NOTICES BUlllNE88 OUIDIC IO 8PICCJAL ANNOUNCEMENTS S8 BEAL EllTATE ,, 2209 Coe.at boulevard. who return.-Mr. aod MM. H arold Woldenberg ------------- ed lut week, ha.I two enthuaia.lm& until they ttnd a bOWle. of N ewport Beach. and turther , U One Ls the tact bE' I.a back in New -, aid Building Inspector aha.ll find port Beach, the other la th• young Beach Fisherman th&t eeJd build ing to be •O moved doctors. nursee and G. I. J oea with does not comply wlth the Building whom he hae been uooclated dur-Sued for Divorce on1~ or othe r onlln&Deeo of 1ng the war years. the a.ty of Newport Beach. or JuJ a major ~n. the U. S. Anny Mn. Alma J. Stew-art filed ..._1t ttnd that the same cont&ina ter· lledlcal Corps the doctor entered tor divorce from David D. Stew-mit._, vermin or rodea.ta. be ahaU ee.rTlce March 22, 1941 and waa at art. owne-r -o< the f lahl.ng boat ret'UM s&!d permit and the 9Ulll of. Camp Call&n tor a year and a half. Torqua. The suit wu transferred $200.00 shall be rel&lned by the later going to the Mayo Brothen, to the O.range county 9Uper1or Qty ot. Newport Beach to r&- Roc.he.ster . Minn.. for tour moot.ha court from the Los Angeles coun· Lm.bune aa.1d City tor the nece.. of aurgery and after being at va-ty court. ea.ry coeta and expe.nM• of ln8pect- rtoua -t>tber camps went to Eng-The grouncb were alleged mein-lng aa.ld bulldlng aa hereln pro- land.. He wu usigned to a general tal cruelty, and Mrs. Stewart ha.l!I vtded. and the balance of said per- holpltal where the l~bed capac· uked the custody of their two mit f ee ehall be returned to the tty could be expanded to 3000 beds children. a son 13 and a daughter party me.king application. and was doing orthopedic work in three years ot age. Their prop-SEC'I10N 2. Ordinance 289 ot the surgical department. erty includes a cabin at Bay Shore the City ot N~rt Bea.ch 18 here- Men we re received In a. matter Camp. furniture and lbe fishing by amended by addlng a new eec-~<>;1';!;o;v:e :;t~=r:te~~ boat Torqua. She also baa a.e:ked ~: ~~ret;b~b be ~;•>;:t:n S~~ GENl!IRAL CONTRACI'DlG, Re- paJr and Alteration.a. See Frank Pellkofer, 34~ Flnley ave., New- port Beach. Ph. lf98·H. 43-tfc WE ARE fln.labed with our war contract.a and. now open for gen- eral w ork. All modern machlD- ery. Any t ype ma.chine work done. Marine engine parta dupll· cated. Cylinder heada milled. Arc and acetylene welding. Sampeon Ma.chine Work.I. 1604 Newport mvd .. Coota ldua: Ph: 2424. 81-2tc PAINTING OONTJl.AcrGB Painting -Decorating R<>of Repair It Painting Svmpson & Nollar Ph. Nw,>t. 1217·W 512 ~ BL 1.2-ttc WANTED 25 SKILLED C ARPENTERS Overtime P ay • See MR. PETTY Sout h Coast Co . or C.1.0. H iring Hall the evacuatlon hospitals for the for support. f 11 The couple were married Nov. ehall r ead u 0 ows: BICYCLES -Sold, rented or !'fr 80·tfc good condition in which patlenl.3 26. 1931, in Montebello. and part-"S~tion 1-a.. That In addition to paired. Vogel'•. 100 1da1n St., ----------,--,-,.- were received. The country will ed Sept. l , 1945_ making the appllcatlon provided Balboa and 208 Marine A venue. WAITRESS, also kitc hen helper. have a great many young doctors for by Section 1 hereof, the appll-Ba.lboe. Ialand. 22.tfc Apply JO to 7. Cheryl's. 322 Ma- with the fint>st kind o! traUl.lng. cant shall also furnish to the build· rtne Ave., Balboa Island. 80-2tc Reeder slated. skilled in the use Harbor Plating Works Ing ln•pe<:lor complet e plan. and BEAUTY AIDS 18 ot the oe\1/ sulfa drugs. penicillin 0 0 C tr ) A specifications in refe rence to any ------------- and other discoveries v.·hich "° 1 pens Il en a Ve. remodeling, rebuilding. repair. con-COLD and MACHINELESS lowered the mortality rate in this For Boats Autos stnictlon or reconstruction of the • WAVES war. The fortit ude of the wounded ' building or structure 90 moved Tinting and Manicuring m en v.·a.s something to "·onder at. tnto saJd City , which plans and Evening Appointments Ph. 179·W be 68.id, \\·ith the v;orst cases seem-~!arine and auto plating is t o be specifications must be approved In Vi's Beauty Shop Ing moet cheerful. t.lone at the ne\.\' Har~r Pia.ting ",.itln~ by the building inspector 1103 Coe.st Hiv.•ay. Corona. del Mar Mrs. Reeder v.·a.s \\'Jttl her hu5-I ro.mpany, recently ~ecunng ,a pt>T· of said City before said building or 76·tfc HELP WANTED -Ftve painters, best wages in distr ict . Phone Robert H. Daniel Jr., Newport Beach 1457-R. 79-4tc CUSTODIAN WANTED for new Corona del Ma r cbun:h. A pply i Ol ~iarigol d OT call N . B. 804·R. 78...t tc Infra-Red Lamps F or Heat Treatments Get Rld ot Your Aches and Palns. 250 Watt-$4.25 MESA RADIO & ELECTRONICS 1794 N ewport Blvd. Costa Mesa Phone 345 80-4tc W ANTICD TO 8()1' 11 WILL PAY CASB tor your tur- Dit:ure or w hat have you.. Pilon• N wpt, 2000. 0 . R. Crawley, Tbe Food Baaket, 1812 Newport mvd.. Costa M:-. S&-ttc 11" YOU want to .ell your old piano 1ee u.a. We pay hlgti.lt c:aah price. 30 yean In Orange ceunty. Danz-Schmidt Plano e.o .. 520 N. M'.aln. Santa AD&. 11-tfc FUBNlT1lRIC FOB 8.&LIC FOR SALE-Large S-ra.dl.ant ga.e: heater. Good condition, good look ing, $10. 309 Alvarado St., Balboa. 81·2tc BOATS, BUPPLIICS EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Ets-H okin & Galvan Electrical Contractora 1000 Coe.at 1-llgh\\•ay Phone 1~84 97-tfc band until he \.\:ent ovcr9eas a.nd m1t for operat1on a t 2907 \\. Cen-structure shall he m oved into said 1 -.,-,,:=-.,..,-~-====-----=: T to t I 'l I b LOST AN'D FOUN•o 2° FOR S ALE -"!'\ew P-14 selling then 1.1.·ent to Cro\,·ell, exa.s. ra aven~e: I \.\'M annou ~ce.. . Y City; and t he applicant v.•ho shall 4 Call 1179·J For Th Reed F' B St ll no-s d R \\' Sh JI dinghy. Call N ev.1X1rt 1004. be "\\'ith her p:i.rc:its. e ers · · L : "' an · 1 • n10\·e a buildi n~ or structure into LOST -\\'allet. o n F€'rry, \\"ed. ~"'irst Class Painters 7g.4tc ---~= HEADACHE IS suCM A BIG ov.·n .. rs. A ne,,· building has beE'n 98 id City shall fully rPpu..lr. T('-p.m Relo'·ard. Call S't". 72138 A . J . Burton Paint Stcye _ ----- erected at the loca tio n. They ex· constnict on p roper fnunctntlnn~. In Pasadena or 122 Onyx. Bal Isl. 11 agnolia & \\'estmtnster, FOR SALE -Sailboat Falcon. pC'"cteil to be f'ptn )tonday. acrortlnnc£> ,,·ith applif'anf's plan!'! • . 80-2tp Costa ~t csa 79-tfc ! Good condition. Call X . R. 2126. and srcciricatinn!f. said builrling ()r I 78-4tc P usLtC N OTICE stn1ctnre v.·ithin ninety duys fron1 L 0S1' RPtltl ish bT0\\11 .remale L.ACO!il--::i{S !\:F.EDSD -At La . , • __ _ :ind a ttrr t he sarr:{' shfl.ll hft\"t' he\·n Cocker. 9 nu1s, old F'am1ly v•~t . Holsa 1'1le Co. StcaJy ('n1ploy· J FlRE 1-.... Ql IP~tE:-.:1' TF.STS - placed on the ground. ! \·Vra1·1ng ('Oil\ar but no name. 1 ml'nt Prcva il in_t: ,,."...,."-'· r•honc C-0-1\\'0, P}Tene & Foam refills. I NOTICE COUNT Y TAXES DUE • PAYA BLE SF.CTlO~ 3. A ny person, firm Plense rC't t11·n to 533 I rvine St., I J-f untini.;ton l:le:lf'h 2SU2. l'lant 3 1 C0i fix:t'~ syslen1 und Po rtable11 1 ANO or cor p0 ratinn violat 1 n~ anv of t hf' Costa '.\.l esH. l'h 1354 Rf!\\·ard. n:i!C'.'i !10rth or l-l.11n 4 ngtnn Bch. D O\\' available. ET S·HOKIN & Washing Machines FOR SALE-Balboa home, 3 bed· Repaired roomo. partly furnlahed. 1 car Pa.rte F or All Make. garage on corner lot. Oose tn. Pick up and Delivery. One block f rom bay and favorite SCHULER'S bathing beach. $9500. W. B. Wuhlng Machine Shop Foote, 2117 Cos.st Blvd., N ew- 1768 Newport Blvd, CO.ta Meu port Beach. Ph: 27. 8D-4tp Pbone 2283 M-ttc "More For Your Money" We have just m.t&lled S new fae· tory method Retread moldl whk:b give a deeper tread than new tires, meaning more mlle&ee- H. M. Lane Real Estate 2006 Court Ave., Opp. Clty Hall Newport Bea.ch, Calif. Eatablbhed BW!lineas, Residential Income, Indust.r1al Newport H arbor P roperties. FRED W . BRIGGS Leave tlrfll ln the morning and Saleeman-Notary Publk: have them recapped or rep&lred ANNA HAWKINS LA by even.lng or we pick up your NE car and deliver same day. Free Sale.m.ain-lnst.1 r-ance loaners 1! deeired. Money be.ck P hone Newport 343 79-Btc guarantee iJ y our auuranoe. Grade A Truck Rubber Now Avallable. CO.ta Mesa T ire & Retread Shop our new addreu 1760 Newport Blvd. Tel. N. B . 2342 M-tfc FOR RENT -R ooms, $1 .50 per night per person. Will rent by week. 11"rs. Butler, 200 Crystal Ave., Balboa Island. 81-4tc \\' A.i'iTED TO RENT HOUSE WA~D In Balboa Three Bedrooms P e rmanent Residents P hone 2268 FOR S ALE -tot, Smeltzer and Clay Aves., N~v.-port Heighl.3, $500. 1611 Balboa Ave .. Bal.boa Island, after 5 p.m . 81-2tp AT CORONA DEL MAR 2 Bedroom Home $4500 1 Bedroom Home South of H ighway . $4700 W . J . H OLCOMB 1517,. Coast H lghv.·ay Corona del Mar "Where the F1 ags Fly'' Choice Lot On Peninsula 3fl x 75 Sli50 Bav Front Lot Et Bayo Tract Sll,000 81-Ztc prov isions ot .this Grdina.net' shall II Sl·llp on Got ha.rd R oad. 7_3·l_fc GA LV,\N. 1000 ('oast 1-l.i gh\\·ay. d Phone 1384. 73.tfc :S-otice is hereby given that Ut e be dt'f'med guilty of .a ~1s t'mt'an-LOST -::3t·r·v1t·t· n1an·s Uin~e HF.LP \\'A:-\TED-FE~1 AI..E. ln·1 80-tfc taxes nn :ill persor.al prnperty se--or. and 11 P?n ronvictio~~ l:l"r~~~ \Vatch ~.n Ba lboa . ~o~vl i ng Alley. I tl"ll igent. <'apablt' \t·nm;.in . 25-4~ FOR s,\LE--21-ft sailboat. $350.' _ IJTTLE TMING W. L. Jordan 700 East Central, Balboa -eur e.J by r"C'al propertv. ant.I nne-shall be punished by a r e f Name Dirk Lo~e 1nscr1bc'd on yt>a rs old. til !orally TC"prcsC'nt 110 Abalone avenue. Balboa ls·, \\'ANTED TO RE!\""T _Ga rage, I Phone 153 81,-Ztc half of the taxes on nil real prop· Pxcceciing $250 OO . nr !-lt.'rve. thirty bac k. Re-,,·ard. l521 ~iirarnar l 1r~c conce-rn Can easily cam land. 33-tfc suitable for storing furniture. ------------- 130) days in Ute City Jail of ~C\\·· Ave . Ph : 1397. SI·2tp ~3 kl o 't lty ----------rrty are due nn the first day or port Beach. or County Jail of the I S'.!5 to ~ 5 "·ee y. ppor un l ~OORT:\'GS oft Coronad~-streei: Call Chanin 2231-J. 79-4tp X •-d ·11 •-J 11· e t for advancC'ment. :i.rui.t type. . ~ · ovl"m'-""r. an v.·i '-""" le nqu n County of O range. or by Doth such E)I PLOntE1'T \\'A.:.'iTED U t S d d l .1 \J A ol l Fish-Swtable 35-f<9:lter. Box: 677. Bal. \V AJNT ED TO RENT-Permanent on the flfth dav of December nex:t en e a1 s. · rn t boa. 8012 ther eafter. at fi\'t"' o'clock p.m .. and rtne and imprisonmThe~t. 0' -i' F'OR GARDE~ING SEE ~fYERS. man. 6278 Holly"·ood Blvd., Los . tp family of three adults. Anxious SECTION 4· IS 11..Unance J 2833 \\'.Central, Ne1.1.......,.rt Beach. Angele~. 8 1·1tp to ren t or lease 2-or 3·bedrm. .:!. tha t unless paid j1rior thert"'to six shall •-pubJ;oh"·' once in NE\\'· I""'" Bl·'tp BALBOA DINGHY, practically -'-""" '"' ~ .. house. Ph. N. B. 1315·W. 71)-t!c percent \\"ill be added to the PORT BALBOA '.'lEWS·TIMES, SALE MISCELL..\..i.,'"EOUS SO ne\\·, $175. Box 677, Balboa. ----------::cc--::c-:- eood tan daTI &m{lunt thereof, and that If said a ne1.1.·spaper of general circulation \\"ANT to take care of children 80·Ztp WANTED by responsible Tele-A LL~.:;: a . bead-one.half be not paid before the printed, pu bli.shed and circulated evenings. l1rs. Coe. Phone !'. B. FOR SALE -\\'ardrobe trunks, phone Employee. 2 or 3 bedroom BALBOA OCEAN FRONT LOT Exclusive Area $3500 ach ~up c! ~ .mr.( tv ... entieth day in April next. at in the City or Ne\J.'poTt Beach. and 2256-W. 78·4tc antique mahogany fireside moot FOR SALE-P-14 Sailboat. Com-house. Permanent. P hone Santa > md•llO doae ;;oar wOrk. . five o'clock p.m .. an additional shall take effect and be in force and antique leaU1er tnmk. day-plete sails and cover. Excellent Ana 5888. 80-tfc R-.dJ f« &1ir rreninc of na.m; I three percent \\'ill. be added there· Uiirty days after its pusage. \VANTED--Carpet and Upholster· bed , some bedding. 216 Pearl condition. Lt. Greene, Ph: N . B. 2001 Ocean Blvd. ation and ~ymeut.-a ~ to. That the remaining one-hall of The above and foregoing Ordln-ing clea.nlng in your home, by Ave .. Balboa. Is land. 8 1.4tc 2600. 80-4tc headache in'terlei9.witb J'QUrta.. the taxes on all r'-al property will a.nee was passed by the C\ty Coun· local veteran W orld War ll. FOR SALE-33·foot Elco c ruiser, i..t, mJo,..meac s nlention be payable on and after the twen-ell or the City of Newport Bea.ch Work guarant9d. Color and LIG HT BULBS excellent condition. Call New· D&. MU• ti~th day . of January next. and at an adjourned regu.lar meetlng beauty revived, give new sheen. Extension Cords, Iron Cords. etc. port 1222. 81_4tc will be delinquent on the twentieth thereof held on the l 5th day ot P hone Newport 683. Call bet. 10 NEWPORT PHAR~!ACY Antl•P81n POis J d_ay ~ Apri.1 next thereafter. at October, 1945, by the following and 4. Dean Ward. 75·8tc 2108 Ocean Front Phone 5 ~ 8 ..._ five o clock p.m . and that unlese I vote, to--\J.'it: Sl·ltc ~'°t'Smple !r~ ~ j paid prior thereto, three percent A YES, Councilmen: Allen Stan· EMPLOYMENT OFFERED %9 n.lar Pa.ins aDd P•actloa.al \\111 be added to the amount there-ley, 13bell, Mall. BATT ER IES Moatbl.1 l'aiu.. of. I NOES. CouncU.men : None. For P ortables Do 1"" -Dr. llil• Aatl-hla AH taxe• may be pald &t the ' ABSENT. Councilmen: Reed. T E L E p H 0 N E Also largo stock or tubes Pilla? If not •hJ' ~t Y..oo c:aa I ~!me the first Installment. all here· The above and foregoing Ordln--3 Day - .. l Dr. Hil• Anti-Pain Pillo .. JD provided, is due and payable. ance is signed aod approved by • OPERA TORS Radio Repair Service your ~ atore in the r:ecu1-All ta:xee payable at the Tax me this 15th day of October. l 945 h1ESA RADIO & ELECTRONICS pechge for only a """ky a~ Collector'• office lo the Hall of CLY ANH. HALL NEEDED l794 Newport Blvd. and in. the ecoaom7 ~ •re b Records. Santa Ana.. California. Mayor of the City ot Costa r.tesa Phone 345 80·4tc ~per. Wh)' not ~ b!":...: during regular office hours. Newport Bea.ch. li'1::J ~~ DM oaly • DON S. MOZLEY ATTEST: cllncted. Yoar monq Net it J1:lll, County Tax Collector FR.A.."JK L. RJNEHART ..,,. not aatiafted. T Hall of Recorda City Clerk Santa Ana. California Pub.-Oct . 23. 194~- Pub:-Oct. 23, 1945. Good Pay While Learning and Regular Increases Jobs available in many other Southern Call!orni& cities. Auto Batter ies 18 month -.$6.45 Ex. Pennsylv:inia Oil Gallon -70c SNOWBIRD-No. 302. In A·l con- dition. Good sail. Canvas cover. $225 . Hinnant. 716 Via Lido Nord. Phone 1107-W. 80-4tp Hig-gins Boats l Oi,, to ~ Feet Priority orders taken Dale Watts now 901 Coa.8t Higb\\'RY Pb. 2088 81-tfc PLYWOO D BOATS R-O\\'ing or m oto r. 8, 10. 12, 14-ft. $49.50 Up Paddleboards and W atson WANT TO RENT-Ex-serviceman and .city employee d esir es dwell- ing suitable tor family of four. Will pay reasonable rent and care for property. Pb: N . B. 1514. 80·2tc W ANTED '1'0 RENT-3 bedroom h ouse with option to buy, 6 moa. r ent l.n advance. Prefer Balboa Island. Addres.s 1140 N . Vl.9ta. H ollywood 4&, Calif., or call Granite 6212. 57·t1C $2!>.00 REW ARD for Information leading to rental ot 1 or 2-bed· room turnlshed ~pt. or bou&e, Balboa or vicinity. Two aDultB. Permanent resident. Excellent references. Mrs. Chai. Love, 1521 lllr&mar Dr ive. Pb: 1397. • 78·4tp REAL ESTATE ORDINANCE NO. 539 No. 43289 ALIAS SUMMONS Western Auto Supply Salling Dinghy. Authorized Dealer Watson W oodcraft Shops LOT BARGAIN The City ot Newport Beach, by Southern California 1836 Newport Blvd., Costa M esa 611 Coaat H ighway, Phone 601. Central location, l blk. f rom throu b ill Cit Council, does In the Supe rior Cou rt of the State S0-4tc 79.tfc ocean and ba y. Price $2500. Call andd . gt oll Y I of CallfornJa In and For t he Telephone Co mpany CReatview 14824. 79-4t.c or a1n as ows: BOATS-Bo'" ..:. 14 and Traded SECTION l . Section 1 of Or -i County o f. Ora nge . FOR SALE -MlcnrPbonograph. .., ~o . 389 ls: hereb amended to I Action brought to the Supenor Apply good condition, plays any size. Marine Enalnea and Parbt FOR SALE -Newly built two dina.nce . Y Cour1 of the County ot Orange, and record. Call Ne\\'J>OTt 2427.W or MARIN'b< SAL VA.VE AND bedroom home, 2 block11 from read u follOW:t ls h ' b d 1 d Complaint fil ed in the Office ot the 100 Eut Bay A\•enu e 1112 w. Bay Ave., Nev.•pt. Bch. MFG. 00. bay, near new school and stores. "S ection 1· ere Y ec are Clerk of the Superior O:>urt ot aa.Jd Balboa 80-2tc 3090 W . Central Ave. P b. 2388·\V, 505 Carnation, CorOna del Mar. to be the duty _of everymakpt:rson. County.) Newport Re&ch, Gell!. Phone N . B . 281-ir. 78-4tc firm or cor porati<>n. to e a.p-or FOR S ALE-Complete set brand 2&-tfc plication to the Building Inspector 1 G RIFFIT H COMPAJN" a Cali· new Slingerland Dn.uDJS. \\i tb -------------CAPISTRANO BEACH-Full acr e Be h b i , ~141..z North Main Strttt . MUSI A A BADlO •• I d ~ · ?f the Ci_ty o f Ne\\~rt ac e-fornia Corporation, Pla.lntlt'f , vs Santa Ana high-bat and Ziljlan cy-mbals.. C L .. -100x435.60, level an . r • ontmg Phone Nel'-port 315 80-tfc Balboa Island Income Popular Waverly Apartment&. Splendid location. Marine. 60- ft. frontage. 6 modern unlta. Completely furnished. 6 g&r· ages. Excellent year 'round income . Investigate This At Once. $35,000. Terms. Exclusive Agent Gertrude Waldron w:M. H. SANFORD Broker 308 Marine Ave .. Balboa I&an.d Phone 234-W 75-tfc REAL ESTATE ICXCHANOIC H A VE HOME tn Los Angeles tor exchange tor home in Balboa or Newport. Ph: N . B. 1222. 81·2tC EXCHANGE-Carthay Circle (L . A.) home to exch.aoge f or some Balboa section. Sell or rent. Pb : Newport 1222. 81-2tc MONEY TO LOAN ; ore movtng any. building or struc-NE\\'PORT OIL & REFINING Call Nev.'J>Ort 2427-W or 1112 W . R d P l Improved road. All utilities in. lure from outside the corporate CO .. a California Corporation, et al 63--Uc Bay Ave. 80.2tc ecor ayers overlook ing ocean. Miles Shore LOAN TO BUILD bu limits of the City or New,>ert ' Defendart l\Iodel Makers Used Rad ios Line. $1750. Terms. VA. 6183 or ~rnlze or ret~~-=prcn-e. Beach into the City of N~wport THE PE6PLE OF THE STATE Large Variety of l\todels S . 0. S. RADIO Tract Office , Beach Club. Newport Balboa Federal Savinp Beach. and to pay, at the time ot OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET· WANTED-HOTEL MAID. BalbOa and Supplies 215 Marine, Balboa. Island 8l -ltc and Loan Auocl&t1cm.. making said application. .the sum IN'GS TO: NEWPORT OIL &: lnn. PhCloe 660. G·ttc ?..1ESA RADIO & ELECTRONICS 78-4tc FOR SALE-1 bedroom. modem 3333 V1a Udo Telephone U00 of $500.00. and upon 918.ld appll~ REFINING co., a California Cor· =EX=P"'E°'R=IE=cN=CE=oc--::P:-A:-IN=TE=-=R-::S:-.-·I 1794 N ewport Blvd. home. Commercial acre. Double -------------K E EP I N G HfOUh s,~;,,telpine ca tion being made and the pay-pora.tlon EVA JOHNSON DeKA.Y Costa ltiesa Phone 345 B0-4tc RADIO REPAIRS-All makes; garage. Equipment 50 chlCkens. take care o t e J'-f<?Q. ment of !IQ1d sum of $500.00 to the u Ex.ec~t rix of the La.st Will of Steady work. H . E . McDonald., tubes, etc. Marine ElectricL&n. ._ =.w:ot~~:a!n~ua= .::! City ot Newport BeSC:h · It lb.all be Louts F . DeKay. OeceueO; JOHN 414 Old County Rd., Costa~~~~ Hosiery Mending Service Pb.. 2417. Burt Norton, 1111 :!::1~a po;:~io~11:;1ir~: LOANS timea get Headache and Tired the duty or the Building Inapector A. YERKES, FRANCIS c. De-3-day .eervtce. Adviae on t he best Coe.st H&wJ.•., Newport Beach. Call at 4-4 7 Newport Blvd. :Ae.hlnc Musclea. We home girla of said City to inspect the building KAY. UNION NATIONAL BANK PIN SETI'ERS WANTED, 10 eta. hoeiery to buy. l·ttc 78-4-tc $100.00 and Up to $10,000.00 See U S 1f you need m oney ~Payment.a to Flt Your Incccne often wor k just aa hard and have or atructure contemplated to be OF p ASAD ENA . u Tr\Ultee under a line, mwit have soclal gecurity May Worley, 224 Oti.J Bldg., POULTKY a RABBITS 18 ~t u many Headaches, just u moved, tor the purpose of aacer· the l..a!lt Will of Stephen s. Wold, number. Phone 2402 alt.er 6 p.m.. 4th .I: Main, Santa Ana 79-4tp ----- JDP.D.J' Stomach Upsete and se& taining whether or not the same l9 aometi.mea known a.a S. S . Wold 80-4.tc ORDERS T AKEN tor holiday tur-Jut u Tired. tree ol termltee. verm.In and ro-Deceaaed, Defendanta. ' Living Room Suites keys. Cleaned ready tor oven.. :A.bout a 7ur &c'O. I Ant ...!. dents. and for the turthtt purpose You are directed to appear lD an FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER For Leu.. Modern and Period. Mille cow for sale. Call August ·ALKA•SEllZER Of ucertaining whether or not aald a ction brought ag&lDat. you by the WANTED-Apply at once, Lam-Variety of atylt!a and colors. Be.n.dlln, betw. 17th and 18th on buildin"g complies ln all respect.a a bove named plainWt tn the Super-pe:rt.'a Motel. 1010 Coe.at mway, SANTA ANA FURNITURE co. Santa Ana Ave .• Costa Mesa. I ind that ft U.S. !a7 := with the Building Ordlnancea and1 lor Court of the State ot California., Re M.r. Silver. 81-ttc 426 W .fth St., Santa Ana 81-l tp Bead. takes the kinb out of other ordlna.ncea of the City ot in and tor the ())!.mty Of Orange, HELP W ANTED-F1nt-dau e.s.-Thoa. R W illiam•, Ph. S. A. 922 IJ'E(llAI.. ANNOUN'<ZllKNT8 U ~chlnf Muaclea a.nd brinp Newport Bea.~h. U the Building In-and to anawer the complaint there-peri.miced ca.rpen~ra. ~terably 79-ttc ------------- Jrbm ban Add~ spector ahall, upon ln't'e8Uga.t1cm., ln wtthln ten daya a.ft.er the K1"VM:.e able to handle contract. job. Ph: -------------KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT • TIM famil7 .. ,.. I am a Joi aacert.aln tothabet sa.id edbuilding llor on you ot thi.9 summom, if .erved N. B. 1222. 81-2tc Typewriters Repaired VoerJ'-. 100 Kain st. a.J.J:Kia Plld ilUia' io. li•• with aincl I ~ft, 9U'Ucture mov . comp ea within lbe County of Oran,ce:. or 7 Dey Service 208 Kartne Ave., Balboa IaJaod IPi>"" about Allia·Seltlu. with the Building Ordinance• and within thirty daya It Mned ei.. MESA RADIO & ELECI'RONICS 21-ta: \ Ban yoa tried .A.Ll:A-SBl.1'-other OnHn&ncee al the Clty ot wbere and you are DOtttled th&t 19'5 1794 Ne\lo-port Blvd. ------------- DIU U not, •li:r dOll't you ... Newport Beul>, and is frtt from un1eu' you .., appear and an.wer TIDE T,. uLES Ccota Mesa ,Phone 345 lllHtc PIANO TEACHER a pecb,. tode~Larse pM'lrap t ermites. vermin 11.Dd rodent.. it a.a above required. the plainttft wUI J-\.D 0 . V. LINSENBARD ... 8m&ll *• .... ~ eh&ll be hll duty to la:M1e a permit take judpmt t or any money o r OCTOBER WINDOW FRA.1lli: GLASS Graduate New 3-Bedroom Homes Flower S t. and sanra. .Ana Ave., ca.ta lleea H antwoo4 floon--T1.le bath • TU.a ldnk-Double garage $1-lOO down-$5& per m ootb Kake your Belect!oa. now Be ready to mD't'e 1n Ralph P. Maskey 8410 Cout m vd. Newport Bee ch , Oillf onil& Phone 402 Loano "" care Trucka and Tra.ilen Over 22 Yea.rs ln Sent& Ana F ederal Finance Co. INC. 4.29 North Sycamore Phone 11200, Santa Ana. Calif. 77·8te TRAD.XU Ill CHE.AP RENT-Tnailer for ale, Uceme 210009. Sea.side Trailer Park. 2 ml1eo eaat of Archeo. Newport Beach. 8().2tp ..,_ slw 11 Soda _... 'I' to sa!d a.ppllcant to m ove aald dam&geo d-••ded In the Com. mp Lew ff1Ct> Lew SET FREE Royal ~oerv•tory, Lelpolc ~~~~~~~~~~=~~~buil~~d~1n~g~or;;ruuc~~tul'l\~~tn~to~•~kl~Cl~tyi plalnt. aa ...-, upon -tract. or w. 24 l.1:40 0 :22 ··--1 :59 Bring your wlDdow• to otore. Ph. 1252·W 152& w. Ocean Front -=.a.-=vi=:oe=-=w=A.!fl-=-=~=1=&0=------=.:-:.a.::v=.=!08=-:w=ANTl:D===------:.= 1.2 1.9 _ --0.ll A. J . Bwtoo Paint Sloft, Ma&'-7Mtc l------------------------- w1ll a pply to the Ooort tor any Th. 26 l:~ 1 :10 12:30 8 :12 1 nolla & Weotmluter, Coot& ' other ...u.t clomaodld In th41 com-a.' u 5.T --0.1 M'.-. Pbone 111w. 1s1ttc Carpenters Available · WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS WING SANG POAT &.REPAlR YARD 811 CoUt Highway 101 • • ' ,._, Newport 8111 4:i4: ......... ud iipM8 .,, ...... ,_ .... ,.. Sale l'lolWe ....... .... bJtllit..-or_... • plalnt. :r 21 s :22 1 :21 1:ss •:35 · for _.i ma1nt_,.... and Will Pay Top P n·ces Gh c undor m.y hand and &NI · I.I 3-:o ll.2 O.l Just Anived and ._ir or the 8uporior OOUrt Of tho Ooun· S. 27 5:U 9 :19 !:IM 10-.54 ..._ aeann. Aid 0 . z. ROBERT-:fu. °'s= C:~."i~lforuta. s.a a..2 '-7 · 0 .1 · BATTERIES C&11 Newi-t as B. J , llKlTH. (N-----) GuDdeiW ~ 0o. Oounty Clerk aad Cledt ot i.e ,._"'" -ta -cl ---UT M'.aln 8t. Pb. 5JJI SU;pa.rior Coart of i.. State fJ1. lqM QsvM L Ill.: ilK'& ---... • 80-tfC calltomJa. In and for u.. 1-------------iwri ... i'JaiU.t.ini,..,;;.,;c,.,lij,_iiOiolPp1ii_.iiiQ;tr:ciOatt eo-ty ot 0ranp. Fer quid!: .._.i~ --Siii. S1Jll. 1111. $11111 Up. ll"lne By A. L. Bl'tCBCXX:K. ~--d• ....... a>lumnL ~ -up. Torma. -(a.I 8loporlw 00mt fllr lllint. IO Y9U9 ID ~ On..Qce OKmtJ) , c. •'()'. nen B ? w Pluio Co.. Pal>: llop U lo:No. JD, lNI ~ ,Ddn ~a Ullo. -·· ..... -Aa. -• -' CAIL Tom Quarry SIGNS U!:'ITERING Oommucla1 Deldp Phone 493-.T U.ttc ' SELI, YOUR CAR NOW While P1'lcea are High. ~ for our courteous buyer who will eall and advise you regarding OPA resuJ&tlom, mlltnii pr1ces and arranee a11 dl!talla • CULBERTSON CHEVROLET CO., Inc. O.ttulet -()lo .. _ Dooolon Ql1 w•·a.dnl, NuW'f""l B 7 *·11111 ()we, JIBlllw.il"llJ ..... l!-•'r; * ... ' • l • • JllWWW 8 4 J.llO.t :N8W8·11 • •-·0e·p 0 , cap •&IF Matthews-Hopkins Rites Read Friday At St: Mary's Church, Laguna Beach Harbor Feminine Activities Fine Musical Program for Joint Meet of Friday Afternoon Club and Lions Weddlna: vows were ropeated at pe.J chun:b, N""'POrt Beach. ftlld SL Mary's Episcopal d!un:b, I.a· the double rine cuelDOllY .... ted cuna Beach Friday, Oct. 19 at 5 by Dr. A. T . Phillipe ol ~ p. qi, by Miss Geraldine E. Hoo-Beach. ' Phones 1! and 208 Lido Isle Lad Observes Birthday + By Winifred Barbre + Noll-Davis Nuptials Solemnized Sunday At Laguna Beach Presb'Yterian Church Residence Phone 1637-R Awards Presented Cubs at Pack Meet • Still the subject of enthusiastic Santa ~ and attendjng from the discussion is the musical program club '1vU1 ·be Mrs. Nickell, presi- given Friday evening at the Worn· dent; Mrs. Reuben Day and Mn. en's club house under the ,joint Gunnin&: Butler, county chairmen, sponsorship of the Friday Attel""' and as &legates, the Mesdames noon and Uons clubs. Mr. W. E . P. V. Parkes, J . Shearer, Alex Ol- ldm, dauabter ol Mr. and Mn. Ughted tapers In tsll candela· Earl Hopkins, 611 North Clemen· bra were on each aide ot the altar ttne street, Anaheim, and Merle where memben Of the ~ Young Minor Moore, IOI! of Ma· S. Matthews. aoo of Mr. and Mrs. party took their places ~e Dr. Jor and Mrs. Pn!ntlu Moore. 129 Albert Matthews, 209 Via Dijon, G. A. Mortimer ot Bal-J.aland vi. Wazlers, Udo Isle, celebrated Udo Isle. 'The Rev. Ardys T. played the orcan. tu. aeventh birthday Friday own· Deon, rector of St. James Ei>U<o-'The bride WOft a suit of ll&ht inll: at the home of hb uand· ~------------,1 blue with a corsaae ol prdeniu father, Justice Minor Moore ol I WhHe House and roses. Her. nnly attendant Loo Angeles. There was a blc was Mrs. Maxine craven at, Ana· cake with candles and 12 auests Miu Maxllle Davi.. d.augbter ot•-...:....------------ 11.r. and .lira. Harold Oavt. of Co.. roa.a. deJ Mar, became the bride ot. Sgt. WUllam Drummond Noll, 800 of Mr. and Mn. Walter J . Noll of Dayton. Ohio, on Sunday after- noon, Oct. 21 at the Commw:i.Jty Prubytertan church, La g u n a Bea.ch., Dr. Raymond I. Brl.h&ma readl.ng tb.e lm p~Alive double rtng Island Bride-to-be Honored at Reception Nickell presided at a short busi-son, Joseph Hamblet, Connell and PreeentaUoa ot the Etaenhower neu session which opened at 7 :30 Spencer. Mn. P . J . Cooper re-- Shell award to CUb Scout Pack. 1~ and later introduced Howard Ger-ported on the recent meeting ot wae made at the first fall Pack rish, president ot the Uon's club. the garden and arts and crafts Meet J:ield Friday evening ln the The ' musical program featured sections. auditorium of the Newport Beach th "Ha Wood h ,, _ Mrs. Shearer had arranged a Grammar ecb.ool wlth 11'5 parenta · e ba pp~ c hioppech rsl .eda ma_ clever art comer with a Hal- .. and children preeen.L The award nm ore estra w p ay un . Cafe helm. and actlnc as best man was wished him many happy returns. W~ L. Farquhar ol O>lta M-. Major MOO<e b In Okinawa and Honoring Mbs Mary Hengs~ ler, a pre11Uptial lhower was given Wednesday evenin&, Oct. 17 at the ~ ot her mother, Mrs. Frances Pulaski, 313~ Marine avenue, Balboa Island The brtde- to-be is well known on Balboa Islan~ where she nas worked at MBI)-'s Beauty Shop, Marine ave- nue, tor the past tour years. She i.s leaving Oct. 29 tor O'licago where she will marry Marine T/Sgt. Leland Harrison on No- vember 1. mad f b Clred ..... -.... • der the direction of their teacher, lowe'en theme of pumpkins, cats waa e or • un .,..,.........._ Earl Hs.tdl who arranged much and witches and 'WtUte dahliu: and pack, each boy having collected. • ot their ~usic. Donna Ruedy. greenery d«orated the stage, the thousand pound• or m ore '!' wute e~t. was the youngest player and nowen, which wen from the gar- paptr durla.g lut eeum. • paper the oldest was "twelve tomorrow"' den ot Mn. McMurtry, being drive. Other members of the band wen: taken Jater to Mrs. R. J. Skiles Only membtts of the lmmedlate no word has been received from families and a few clooe trlends him since the l)'Jlhoon, which b attended the ceremony and the causing bis family consJdenable reception and dinner at OirlstJ.an's worry. ceremony. Fall n o.vera In paatel lbadea and creenery banked the altaf', and with tall eandelabra. made a pretty background for the SHVlce. Mr& Cl:&Ude Sm.1th of Ana.helm played the wedding march, and ac- companied Mr9. Bergen Davia, wb.o .ang "Becau.e" and "I Love You CU.bmuter-H . O. Boyvey emceed La.Vonne Johnson, Sally Ann Car-who is still ill. . the affair, pre11enUng awards and penter, Edris Lee Olander who Hostesses of the evening were Introducing Prlndp&I H. O. Enotgn played the piano, Ronald Mueller Mrs. Sam Cl"aWford, Mrs. Lerw wbo gave a program et motion and Ronald Webb who also played Anderson, Mn. HarTy Burdick AUTUllN REVERIE •• •ee• t• Gla•••r- A dttam dress come true ... a darling for to•r11-ww . and date>! Junior Guild 's wand-slim wonder widi wedged sleeves, a wisp of a "''a.ist and woodedully slick By froot. Good-as-gold. the sheep's head chJte. laine glitters glamorously of!. cloud soft all-wool jmey. All this, ln•1 ~ · ··~L of havcnly colors to <horue fro m. f"'91 Edyth~ Davidson • • Den Mothers Meet Den Motben of Pack 105, New- port Be.a.ch and Balboa. will meet at 10 a.m.. Tb:unday, Oc:L 26 at the home of Mre. H. O. Boyvey, 1139 West Central avenue to plan the fa.II work, and any other m oth- ers internted in Cub Scouting a.re Invited lo a.tt.end. pictures, showing a travel picture the drums. and Mrs. Hcwtl!itJer, on Yucatan and '"Tbe Plncuahton Included in the announcements .--------------, Kan." Appreciation wu expreued were the Friday meeting of the Frances Truly." Tbe brtde, who was given In m&ITia.ge by her father, wore a gown or hea.vy white satin. with fitted • bodice and bouffant 1k.irt wilb short ti'a.ln. Het· finger-tip Games were played, with p rizt>S awarded. and after the many beautiful gifts were opened re- freshments were served with the honoree rutting the lovely bridal cake. tor the cane• sent last apring to book section when Roscine F eeley. BEAUTY SHOP the veteran's hoep!W at Sawtelle teacher of English at the high and whJch were made by the boya school will review a b 0 0 k . 1842 Harbor Blvd. 68 8 projiect. Wednesday of this week will be Cost.a Mesa Awa.rda were, Gary Rogers, Bear the bridge party with Mrs. Harry CLOSED Silver Arro"W"; Salty Staa.ta. l.Jon Burdick and Mrs. K enneth Stew-FOR VACATION Hut, Balboa. After dinner the veil was caught lnto a coronet of h pearle and white blossoms. She young couple left for a short on· carried a ahcm.·er bouquet of Talia- eymoon a t Rosarita Beach, Mexico man roses and for good luck . an from where they returned Monday Guests included l\frs. Louise Hl"ngs tetler and 1\1iss Irene Lon· don. San ta Ana; Mrs. Dessie BUT"'" den and J\.1iss Dana Burden , Or- a nJ::e: l\1 iss Frances Luenhagan, Severi}· I-fills. and Miss J'rieda Keal. H ollywood ; Rolly Pulaski, l\.1n:. Eleanor J am l"s, l\1rs. Lut her l\lorre ll , l\1 rs. P . H . Schrepel and son Don. l\1rs. J ack H engstetler a nd the guest of honor. all of Ba.I· boa Island. Silver Arrow; Roger Boyvey and art as hostesses, and also on Fri-Oct. 29th to Nov. Srd Haskell Hinnant, Wolf badges; ;da~y~is~th~e~lfis~-~t~n~·ct~co~n~v~e~n~ti~on~a~t~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Peter Morris, Bear badge. Denrier stripes went to J ack Raub, Rich- ard Pelis, Garry Rogers, Douglas Kimball, Bobble Briggs and Tom Henderson, while receiving Keeper of the Buckskin stripes were Tim- othy Tunnell, Norman St.afford, Haskell Hinnant and Charles Gil l. a nd a re now at home at the Lido heirloom handkerch~f canied by three generations or brides. Is le addn:-ss. Mrs. Darrell Harris r ~fa.rian Thl" bride graduated f rom Ana- heim hi h school and attended Britton l \\'9..9 ~atron or honor . g · · · 11 gowned ln rose-pink. brocaded sat in F'ullerton D1stnct Junior co ege. 1 sh rt u tall! f b8.n Mr. 1oifatthews graduated from / w th 0 ve _ng rom a - Wi t hrow high school, a ncinnali. dea.u or flo"•en which matched her Ohio and a ttended Miami Univers-ol d-fuhloned bouquet. Other a t - ·1 Ox:f rd Ohio \\'here he stud-tendants \\'ere ~frs. Walter Ras--~-~· h?t 't 'H has been en-m us.sen (Lillian Searle I and Mrs. 1t.-u arc 1 ec ure. e R t i v · g1n · Ganahll gaged for some t ime in ga rdening Amos oo tr ta , and Jand.<:.ea ping, but was formerly wearing gold_ and turquoise b_~ in businC'SS a t Huntington Bea ch. cade respective ly, a.nd carry1.ng -Support tt'le Wa.r Ct'lest - old·fa..shlooed n03egays. A charm- ing f igure In the proces!rion u.·a.s -=============d little Virginia Chase In dainty I white chiffon caught by delicate> fl owers. Ernest Hilarius Of Loe Angeles served hls CCJU.8in a.s best man and usheni: u.·e re Bergen Os.vis lin e! Darrell Harris. -~ Wives or Firemen Meet at Lord Home Mrs. William Lord entertained the "·tves of Costa Mesa firemen at her home on Anaheim st.net Thursday evening, serving a des- sert of angel food cake with whlp· ped cream candy and coffee. Plans ~·ere d iscussed for a Hallowe'en party. The attendance a~·ard ~.:ent t o Den 1, Mrs. Edgar Hill, Den- m otber; skit, Den 5, Mrs, Jack Hilh:na.n, Denmother ; handicraft, Den 7, Mrs. Jack Raub. Den. mother; good condu ct, Den 4, ].fr1t. Tex Tunnell and Mrs. Viola Per· kins , Den l iothers. The next Pa.ck Meet will be N ov. 16 °"ith "Explorers of America" as the theme. Wave Pat Gabriel Home on Leave --TEACJHEB OF PIANO o.pmn · A-•·I A hundred and fitly friends at · Those present were the ~es-Hom e on her first leave was • All tht Lattst Boo~s Including 7'h os~ foT Ch ildTrn ESTRELLITA'S (ESTELLE Ci\MPBELL, O wntT) Ph. Santa Ana 8623 515 North 1'fa.l.n Street -Room 8 -Arcade Bull41nc Our Lending Library Contain.. the Latest Books .•. Hours: 9:SO to 5:SO E xcept Mo nda)•,,2 p. m. to 5:SO p. m. _.,._ ALLMARK • • tended the ceremony and the re-I dames E d \Va llace. Bt>rtren Smtt!'· Special!st { P ) 3/c Patricia Gabriel, • c h • t c d Studio: S07 Goldenrod Aweoe ! cept ion in the social hall "''her e the ~l bert Og_den , Harold Elme r, Wtl· \VA VE, daughter of !.·fr. and ].frs. r I s. m a s a r s ! Oorom del Mar r bride cut the \Vt'dding cake a t a ham \Vright. Harry Anderson, Lloyd Gabriel. 1909 Harbor boule-~ ta ble decor a ted \.\'ith \.\'bite flowers H a r~ld Eddy., Gordon . Almond. vard. Costa 1.-f esa. \Vho h as been • ~ PHONE: NmWPOB.T !O<C and tapers in tall ca ndlesticks . Wllliani Lord and 8 spe-cial guest. stat ioned a t the Nava l Air Station. • PersonalizC'd a nd Gt..·n~ral Complet e, Beau tiful lines • '-------------'I A118!1Ung in serving \\·ert ?.1 rs. ~trs. Ruth Roberts of O range. !Norfolk, \.~a. .. since she a ttended ~ Harvev Davis . .,,.,, J ame• Me rritt ..:hool at lhe Fafr-child Aviation • Many' New and Modern Gift Items : a nd a · group of the bride's younl!1 Mrs Stein Hos tess Co~ralion. N e\v York Ci ty_. after ; LID 0 THEATER Phone 211' -Free Parldng Box Ofnce Opens at. 6 :4.5. Sat· urday &rattnee at. 1 :46. Con - tlnnoU8 Sunday from Z :SO. \\-'edneMIJly Only friend•. In the receiving line were . . lea •ong boot camp at San D.ego. Costume, Shell and Indian Jewelry • Mr. and lfrs. \.\"alter Noll "·ho ' At Bridge Lun ch Th~ formE'r Ne ~'Port girl has .. ; a rrived Friday night by plane to j Jo, been 1n the east for nearly a year. • • attend their son's ""edding. A lso Guests voted Mrs. Delmer St~in I Sh~ recently had .a seven-day leave ~ Newport Souvenir and Gift .Shop ~ from the eB.Bt was Ma.jor Harvey a. v.:onderful hoMe ss ~·hen she. lih-\\·htch abe spent in Ne\\' York and Davis , brothe r of the bride, who tertalned the Bay Vie\\' bridge Philadelphia . but this last laave ~ J\1r. and Mrs. F or rest B. Owen 2102 Ocean Front ! has bttn in Air Force training club at her home, 2435 Orang~ was a surprise to her. She was ; "The Store of a !'filllon Artlclea : sc hool In Kansas. a venue, Thursd~ "\Ji:ith a dessert her e ten days and left Thursday to ~ ~ Bela LugOAI 1'1tETURN of the APE and The bride has spent most of her luncheon which featurE'd fruit return to the east coast. ;1111 11 ,1 .. ,.,,. 1, ,,, ,,,, 1,,,1 11n11r1"'"'"'''''''1 ••• 1•1111•11111•11111111"'"'"''''11 '"'"'"''' ••111,, ~1 A..'°" life In Corona del Ma.r and after salad. r olls and coffee. "THE BEAUTI FUi~ CHEAT .. Thur!I. · Frt. -Sat. Ginge r Rogen·Joseph Cotten S hlrley Temple "l 'LL BE SEEI NG \'OU"' Sun. · ~1 on. · Tutt; "DILLIXGER" and "GESTLE ;\SSIE" \\"ed. -Thun.. · Fri. -Sat. Sext wttk "VALLE\' OF DECISIOS" Comlnr: "Blood on the Sun," "Anchor. A"·etgh", .. Thrill of a Rontan~", "He re f'..ome the Co· Eds", ''The F1~hUng Guards · man'', "'Brew.ter'11 MllUons", "0\'er Zl". gradua ting from N e~:port Harbor Mrs. Fred J err;rma.n substituted Parties Slated Union High s ch ool has been em-for Mrs. Ray Dtckenion, and re-A C Cl b ployed for three y ears at Laguna ceived the guest prize. Mr!!. Glen t OUOtry U Beach . Sgt. Noll h8..'J been stationed Cramer and Afra. Verne \\Tent- 1 at the Santa Ana Army Air Base v.·?rth had hig h scores a.nd Mrs. [ '.Thursday of this \\'eek ~·ill be afte r -"t'rving in India for a )"ear R ic ha rd Hall \\'as lov.·. Others pres· bndge luncheon da.y a t-Santa Ana and a hair u.·ith the. Army Air ent v.·ere ~frs. !lofa rie Moore and [Count!")· club with Mrs. Warren Force. The young cou ple left for Mra. W . L. Copeland, Santa Ana. Fletcher of Coron,a del Mar and a. brief honeymoon, expecting to J\'lrs. Leslie Pari! and Mrs. J . C. Mre. Robert Miller of Santa A.na return this u.·ttk for the sergeant's Bach. as hostesses. AJ the recent bridge ! release from the army. after V>'hic h tea nine tables v.•ere in play and 1 they 'i'"i ll leave f or Ohio where he hostesses v.·ere ].frs. G . E. Tohill, 1 "'ill enter hi s fa.ther 's business. Balboa Circle Balboa. 81"1d Mrs. Bemis, Santa Dine and Dance at Grange 8-azaa r Meets With Presi dent An;~ the evening ot Oct . 31 there \\'ill be a costume Hallo9.·e'en party BecaU8e of the Illness of the at the club with Mr. and Mrs. J ack prc!ident. Mrs. Stephen Weather-Zeller of the house committee In ford, the meeting of the Ba1"boa charge. 213 No. Broadway Santa Ana -~ V'"-7 ._... - ' •• '' •• ,,, ',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,., •• ,,,,,,,,.J,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,l,lil l•t 11t•• ,:tlllll!lt llltrt l•!!IUIUI JJl l .. l•l "I' 11;11111,1111 Jt l l ht "l '!IJll lllill!!IF!I Ul 11t u1ut 11t11l lll t1.l11IUtlll • l ul l<l l f il JJ " ' l 1 1 1 ~ ~ ~ Dancing will folio.,,, the chicken d.inuner served T hursday evening at the American Legion ha.II, Costa Mesa a.s the finaJe to the annual bazaar, and thJs will be included fn the price of the dolla.r dinner. Muatc will be by the grange four-piece orchttJtra, and the pub- lic l.s Invited to atttind In charge of reservaUona Is Mn. Alice Kyle, phone 1532-M. Cirele of Christ Church by t he se'l Thia comlng Friday """ill see the wu held at her home on Alva.J;&do women's championship tournament Place lut. week l.rultead of at the a t the halfway mark with results hom e ot Mrs. Baker. but the latter getting interesting. Play started a cted &a hoeteu In the ewvtng ot Oct. 12 with 24 entries. i BENDIX AUTOM~ TIC Home Laundry I refreebmenta. I::============:; Mn . Jobn K. E lliott. devotional Ii chairman, wu a~t and Mrs. Weatherford led ln devotlona Nine members were preaent. Next h08t- eu tor th~ group wm bl ... & A .. Barnett, 210 Ea.at Ocean Front ~ ~ ! • i Official OPA prices now effective i • Prices Remained • PIERSOL'S Profe HlX I l'llumacy i Same Standard Automatic-$179.50, 1ns1anec1 ~ • (Exclusive of Plumbing) • ; -~·"LA«lli'.& •&(JB BALBOAN ENTERTAINS CLAREMONT CHAPTER, OES • • ~ • • • • • • ~ • ~ • ; • • ~ • ~ i ' • • • ~ • • • I i As During Period Oct 1-15 DeLuxe Automatic -$199.50 Installed (Exclusive of Plumbing) q~~~ e BRING IN YOUR LAUNDRY and see how simply and quickly it is washed. e CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. See the new Ask About Our Down Payment Saving Club Plan for Your Bendix NORGE GAS RANGE Now on Display Oven Control -Ceiling Price $138.00, Terms • -• 'l?'U.UU. • ".l!vcryrlting la .Alu€ -4 Sound" • -• • • -• "In B..,;...., ftrr Tou. Heahh" Mre. E . A. Barnett. 210 Ea.st ... ' H.._ ts. Ptwww"'4 ' • Ocean Frcmt, Balboa, entertained 00111'1at'11 ~ 37 m embers or the Claremont a .-VO IPl'Om ,., • m • ....._. ..... chapter, O.E .S., at Juncheon at her i ..._ tt I' a• -. a p , borne Tueaday. & aoClal afternoon ~ ~::::::::·~~-~~·-~;.~, ;1"~&~-~·::::=~r~o~JJ~owtn=g~th=F-=""o=rt~bu=•=in= ... =_:: .. :•· ~ sion. · • -:.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.! ~ • • -, --' -• • ; • ~ • S4M Mubie AnnDll Balboa bland PbolJIJ 111%7 Waxing ---Faoe and Leg By JANFI' McCUTCHEON i • Pedicures - - - • By LOU VERBECK i -8lm;r TimWJ" .... -~ ~-.... ------------------------'! ii;:=========================~! i i • Antonin---masseur FORMERLY WITH AMBASSADOR HOTEL Haun: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Studio: 317 Marine Awnue 8"0.. IaJand Evmlnp ..,. Appaln- • GLASS_ Glazing •TABLE TOPS •MIRRORS • PI.A TE GLASS ...... WHAT-NOT SHOP l'lclm9 ~ S01 Palm Pbone HU Balboa BALBOA TBICATEB B.o• Ott!ce Opeu .. ,,'4. Lut Oonqilete ~ of a Double F-PYosnm 8tarta at B'IO Wednmclay Only ~tun 8bowiD&' o! "GASLIGHT" with ' a.a.. ao,.,. · Ia(Tld 11ersmaa Joeepio Ce- Thun. -Flt. -Sat. Eddi& Bnckea -Veroalca Lab "OUT OF TBl8 WORLD" San.·M-.-~ "NOB RILL"' Man:ilt Of Time ~. u-e Keat!"' WM'n!1'•:r -Nu.t Week '"DIE CANnBVILU: GHOST" -"l'lllU:I!; OF A KIND" ftan. • P>i. • !lat. N-,,_ • '"1'1118 JUN'S NA VY" Codie: ....... to ....... "lie- ..... Twe W-"· ~ a..", "llllllllpr>, '"l'loo l'lr- -et -Gn~ • ._ Yee Pew** .DrT", ,,.._ of I O ' d ! ", "WIUk; lit Lewie". ----- 1~ (}if,i die l/1Jd/ ll~R~! Peace Is here but he is still over there seeing to it that the sparks of hatred do. not set the planet In flames anew . Unable io Bee Him Thia OluWw - --Make It a ' REUNION BY PROXY YOU will be speaking to him at )'OU!' sparkling best through a Pen!onallty Portrait by J3elboa Inn Arcade •