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L.B. M.
H08PD'AL At last New-
port Harbor and Costa
Kem have a golden oppor-
tunity. They can have their
own hospital -a splendid
Cass A institution backed
by the American Medical fn-
&tttution which < would be
built -under sponsorship of
the Presbyterian Churches
qt Orange County, the fed-
eral government, and public
donations. Tiie amount of
the latter Is so small-.$35,-
000 here in Newport Harbor
area-that the result may
be unquestioned. Santa Ana
lll\d Laguna Beach are ready
to contribute more, yet the
· posing structure would
above the bluff imme-
tely west of Newport
boulevard and north of
Coast Highway.
The serious and growing
need for such an institution
Is vividly shown by a case
only last week-end in which
a visitor had a foot broken
In an auto crash near here.
He waited all night to have
the break set. A mass trag-
edy somewhere in the area
might be greatly aggravated
by lack of hospital room. We
must not fall to raise $35.-
000 for this puI'J>OS". Ask
Lou Everding or Balboa Isl-
and. He1i give you plenty
of reasons for one here.
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Salute. \Ve haven't got 21
guns, or even one. but here's
a salute nevertheless to the
fishermen of NeWJ¥>rt Har-
bor who go out on their own.
in fair wea ther or foul, and
some have a tough time get·
ting back. Fishing in spite
1 of a bJo\v \Vhich makes us
land-based sailors hug a fire
Is something to think about,
for these exponents of rug.
ged individualism in any
weather do not add the loss or their boats to the price of
fish.
Th~y are a l!>Yal , easy-go-
ing, sympathetle breed who
never let a fellow fisherman
down, !;everal times during
th11 Jlast 10 days fishermen have passed up a full night's
work to help out a distressed
competitor. fn that sort of
livelihood there is not much
ro om f o r selfishness or
smallness of character. They
never stop to ask why an-
other fis hennan is in trouble,
but help first and go on their
way.
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Planning. Maybe we don't
have to wait until another
dty gets an idea before
adopting one, because Hunt-
ington Be~ch may be a little
more flush with tax money
than we, but they have inau-
gurated a mighty fine plan
which could bear studying.
1be neighbor city has jtJst
authorized negotiation with
the owners of the ocean
front properties for beautifi:
cation of the area along the
Coa$f:. Highway from Sixth
to Nlpth s,treets. After long
years of study by the beach
and park committee of their
chamber of commerce they
will construct parks. cement
walks. paths. ornamental
lights. flowers . trees and
lhrUbs in a general beautifi-
cation scheme .. Entire cost al the enterprise will be
bome by the municipality.
~
for 37 years the best advertisipg medium in the . nR,ort' harbor d.iatrid . ' . ----\
tile newspaper .that goes home ==-=--'· NEWPODT • PIMt ..
Nen BALBOA KEEP POSTED!
1 Year . . . • . . $2.50
... OoOJlty
SZ.75 Out Of OomltJ'
SS :OO Out of 81late
MU. ~ P-"6o lo
N ..... ·na-,N--
EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA.. WEST NE~T. St:.A SHORE COLONY, LIDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA _ I I ·
Nzwron aEA<lll, CALln>BNL\, TUEllDAY, NoVEMBa u. lNI • , 15 7
Church Sel~cts Newport Hospit·aI Site
•
$20,000
Bond Sale
Paces Drive
.
Paced by a $20,000 subscri)11t ion
by a Balboa individual, the Vic4
tory Loan drive i.c;; progressing sat·
isfactorily, said H . R. Hitchman,
chairman, yesterday, although no
totals have yet been assembled on
the amoont of sales to date. The
committee of 21 selling through·
out the city is at work with the
children at the grammar schools
the most aggressive. he said.
Since the talk given by Major
H . Clay Con.n Jr. before the var-
ious gramrnar&c'hool children last
week on activities of the guerilla
troops under him in the Philip-
pines. they have been actively
badgering their parl>nts and others
to buy bonds for the post-wa r con-
sideration or these veterans . There
Is some chance, Hitchman believes.
that t he children may approach
their Jong hoped-for goaJ of $100.·
000 !ales during one campaign.
Seve n issuing agencies are get -
ting ready to issue the new Roose-
velt bond and other classifications
for buyers in this drive. The four
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DON DURANT
Veteran of World W&r 0 •·ho
succeeded Andy Hayman aa
commander of Post %91 of the
American Legion. H e predJct:A
MM> members wtthln the next
four mon tha.
post offices. two banks and the p f s
Newpon Harbor Fede ral Savings ro eamon Md Loan are qualified to JSsue
bonds, it was disclosed. I · •
The drive ends Dec. 9, and p A ~~~~h~~d~~~".,;~i :';h! ~1:1 asses way
000 goal, of which half is to be in-
di\Odual .. 1... At Laguna
'Ir M h' Bid p Building Permits .,en ont s g. ermifS_ NEWPORT BEACH
Su rpass All 1941 ... Best ~ili -E . .._____ := 1937 -1163 .... _.__ 908,080
·Previous Yr.··· By ·$500,000 ~E1.-fil ::: .. -~ .. ~~=-~ tE1il
~ 1942 -320 ··-········-·-· 260,935
\ 194.3 -257 142,327
June High of $588,000 Not Yet Exceeded; To-190 -499 ............ _ 657,550
~l for Year Greatest Despite Shortages ofi January ___ 1"_4~---·"' 55,322
Materials and Labor; Expect Great Spurt Febrnary -------72,946
March ···--······-------92,650 /
PRESBYTERIANS BUY
20 ACRE BLUFF SITE
FOR FINE HOSPITAL
Citizens Must Raise $35,000 to Match $70,000
from Santa A na, $40,000 from Laguna,
$200,000 from Government
With two more months still to go, building permits for the Aprll ........ _______ U•.370 En ed b · ·t ha alre d ceeded b h May ...... _ .. ______ 97,527 courag Ya group of promment citizens who believe
Cl Y ve a Y ex Y more t an half a million do!· June ........ ---.--... 588,964 they can raise a sum of $35,000 for the site and a road Iead-
iars the previous top building record for a year, 1941, when July ......... _. ________ 155,450 ing to it, the Presbyterian Churches of Orange county have
records showed a total of $1 ,229,484. And this with building August ............ _. _____ 191,350 opened an escrow on the 20 acres of scenic bluff.front proi>-
materials scarce and difficult to obtain in the past, although September ....... 266,765 erty overlooking West Newport, it was learned yej;terday.
reports show the ,situatioR easing up with the labor situation October ---....... ·-%12,5-43 Ralph Maskey, real tor, who is a member of a chamber of
better and contractors accept-commerce committee attempting to locate the hospital here, ing more jobs. S7000; ·E . s. Burw•ll. 2·story hou.oe 247a ,.L_ is contributing SlOOO toward
On the tint of November records at 6lO West Central avenue, $3000; ~ "91Gllg:e5 the pro'4M. ocean. The view, lack of dust.
tb b d
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-•·• or David R. Carr, 430 Allso street, Of A'dd • ,,.~, d · h · for e year • ow.e a \AG.I ress 1n Citizens who urged the church an convenience to t e growmg 8 8 792 d f th th f $3500: William D . Gannon, 504 I · r h o $1 . 4 . . &n or e mon o board to Ioca't.e the hospital here popu at1on o sout em range-Oct •• 1212 ••s HJ b b r Narciuua avenue, $4000; 0 . Z. B fboa Al beli -~ h Ouo::r, ,'1"R • g mont O a oae poin ted out the matchless location CO~nt~ ~ eVt:U to ave swung
the year, 90 tar. wa.a June with a Robert.an, ~17 Carnation avenue, ot the bluff site which Ues imme-this site into favor ahead of the
totaJ of $588.964. Ll8ted for Oc· S5000 ; LeRoy and Irene M. Flnk, diately west of Newport Boule· C?st·f.~ acreage at the south
tober were 33 new houses. 2 com-02:; Heliotrope avenue, $5000: Balboa, with a populatJon of ap-vard. and will have a n unob-1c1ty l1m1ts of Santa Ana.
mert:ial structures, 1 garage and Katheryn Nesbitt. 17:)9 Ocean proximately 2600 M of the flnlt structed view of the new city hall $200,000 Federal Grant
26 permits tor <era.tion1 and re-boulevard, $7000; Mr. and Mrs. week in May, bad a total Of 2478 as well as the harbor and -the If the residents here reach thetr
pair!. Ray Collins. Alhambra.. 2~2 changes Of address durfDg the tlnrt $35.000 goil. which several have
Permlta for the largl!!8t house Ocean boulevard, S6250 : Ralph 9~ montM ol thla year. It wu publicly said they believed can be
to be constructed In some lime waa Dlmit, 227 Onyx avenue, S6000; F I revealed by Herb JUmiy. poet. 'T• w · 't done. it will be added to $70,000
ta'ken out by Harry Green. who is Norwood 8.Jld Dorothy Yale, 129 mutrr. 1me on I raised in Santa Ana a nd S40.0CK> in
building a house to coat 020.000 at Nlntb street. $6000; W D Kirk-The e.stoniahlngly bigb. number La~na Beach. according to word
311 Sapphire avenue. Balboa Jal-patrlck, Santa Ana. 3803 Marcus of per&oI18 uking for a change of B 0 s rece1ved here last v.·eek . A total
and. At 108 and 210 Nev.•port avenue, $2400; R. M. Servis, Costa a.dd re.ss probab1y me&n.1 double •d of $200.000 is available without
boulevard L . G. Weber ls erecting Me.ea, 600 Orchid avenue, $5000; lhat number moving: Kermy said e on ur I e strings from the federal govern-
two duplexes to cost S3500 each. R . Ji:. and M'r'!J. H . R. Munson ot that this number-of r~Uy chanpil I m ent t? 1!1atc~ funds . J~lly do-
S""4Jllest House Altadena, 516 F ernleat a.venue, \\'ere mad.If: wfdcb could' have a.c .. I w nated. 1t 1s said. This will pro-
Pettn\l for \•,:hat Is pl!rhops the $3000 : Jackson Turner. Long counted fo; thre~ to four in .ame I Ne t f /vide a suffi~ien t surr:i t? build. a
smallest house to be conalructed in Beach, 2~ '43rd street, $2000, and i.n9lann., and only one in others. n x ar Class A hospital of fa.1r size, which
this city in some time Yi tor a resl4 207 43rd itreet, $2000. Tb~ too, It does not tnclude hun-can later be enlarged as the need
dence at 1619 West Cenftal avenue, ~-.Iler jobs were , Langley OU dred.9 of changes requested in gea-! develops.
to be built by F . H. Jone't or·Pa.sa-Co., 124 McFadden Pla.ce, $110 ; era! delivery. . d , h Tomorrow noon Braden Flnch,
dena. It la 10 by 22 feet in 91.ze. Pete Nfc kline. t002 Channel Place, th1 doe8 A war JUSt oesn t a ppen. ! prt>sident of the chamber of com~
wUl rontajn two rooms and a bath S200; E. Stickney, 414 38th atreet, And 8 ahfft ol p>pldalioa It is planned. Twice this coun-1 merce, Ralph Maskey, Dr. Georgeo Three Youths
Commissioned
At Notre Dame
·11 siooo di t ....... ~ .• M~irdy • Calkl-s, 121 .. not take in BllJboa Iaa:nd or any trv h AS h ad time to prepare 'N. Pease. Herbert Kenny and and w1 ccet , accor ng o -.. .. "'-'l N .. " othe r part ot the city. Thia la one f h •t · ht h H R Hi h ·11 t l lh ProtNsor Fl"anklin .Hupp Sea. the pei-•'t. c-nut Hlgbv.·t.'-•.st34 .. c . F . Lipe. or w a r \\' en l m1g ave . . 1tc man W1 ge oge . er ... ,, rEason tbe postnl&st.er gave for · h J r · · the mon. tatber of Kay Finch or Co-Clh<'r t'e rmits issued recently ~cond storv . addition at 74'4 Lldo ~<l€-n it"1V.:=t rlerl . l°'11t t e next to map pans or raising
d I M f suggeatiog that Cl:rrfsb:nucarda be +:--tLn 11._P pl-i-e-t '''On'! amount needed to assure the un· rona e ar and armer resident were to Harold Hamm. owner of Nord, $1500: Arthu r Silver. Pd t r· t 1 • · -d ~ t th ·-··· r·.... .,. ,. ,. s<'r 1rs c ass in .... ea u1 a e · dertaking. "It is. a chance we can-or tha_t community, died at bis the SOS Radio Elect~c Sbop, for dition at 206 Palm stre"l. S2ti00: I t t beca th •-tte f'V'"l"lf't 1 • 1h cen ra e, U9e e ...,. r · · not m1'ss.", stat-...1 Finch 1ast night. home in Laguna Beach la.st week. a store at 300 Marine avenue to ~-\\' Bcerstle r, WlO Oce an boule-F:r l?19 "~ .. _,, p ., .. _,_ J-. .. i~ • ..,.. t"U '
I 1 kind a re not forwarded or ret\L-n-"\Ve must by all rh eans get this harbo~tes "' He \\'&a 75 years old. cost $4 000·. "r. ••d Mro. Fred va rd. soo ·. Don McCallum, addition ed th de P",,-4 .. o'f .. ,,~"""'"' ,..& t1irir r'('ter· Three young • • .. ere ~ ~ to e sen r . snlendid im"roveric>nt here which • Profe890r Seamon v.·a.s a former p I f Balbo •-1 d 2 t ·t 415 San Be ardino 8.\'enue minl'lllnn tn 'icrht tn t~f' <>n 1 ~n~ com.missioned ensigns In the navy · j 00 ey 0 a ...., 8.11 • -s ory rn ' will mean so much tC'I this com-
th l ted h I V 12 instructor ln the Texas College of residence and ma.gage at 62Q Avo-1 ··.noo nnd Mr Dennlson 1106 16 Take Exam~. th1P kert Amp·•rrt fr,..e frolT' i'l· •• ey comp e t e a.st -Ml f d f h I · · · mun•. ti"' ·d hi 1 be h Id f r nes and oun er o t e Seamon ca.do avenue, Corona del Mar, <:out. High\\'&y , addition. $750. va..sion. The next v.·ar, and it is ·
mht 9 p~an be asNs tto 0 e U ~ Assay company of El Pa.so. He bei n ~ nlRnned n n\l;'. ,,.·11 "0rrP sud· --------
t e _servoce y 0 re ame n .. came to the border city In 1892. For Fire and L' I J h D s· Welch ""ii WifP ::rrs~t~:~~u~ot!~~cro~d.oo:h~ :~e~1~~sH~t~~~t~~ i!:1 ;ein~~~e~~ Thro.e f"1sh"1ng Craft Revealed Police Depts. f~:,p .. uu}c~e~na~,Ly1~~d~Ar;•'·~·' ..... ,i~o.rth·o.1~smt,:U~-· Leave for Desert .\'fr. a nd . Mrs. Vernon Orr of New -faculty at the TeXB!I institution '~ ......, ,..,: a.a
port H eights; Jerome Parks, son for 26 years. and in 1941 retired s dPnfs o' Ne\\'l>Ort Harbor High Afr. and h-frs. Harrv Welch left
of Mr. and Mrs. J . 8 . Parks of 1504 to move to Cdr ona del Mar s k D d • t T ·n candidates ror patrolmen ~Va~~ ~;:~e~":nls~~~· ~~ p~ 7o~ ~c;,..c;.~::'~a:t 1 :.'.!.~~ ! '" or amaae '" orms ~~~; ·~~~: b==.=. :~ :~:u,~~:!:~· ;_:;k f'.;~~·o~;~~; ~~~~~: :¥~.~~~:n:~~::~~;
Meurs. 121 Onyx, Balboa Island end to make arrangement! for Lhe _, I WJillcr tHe 3llP£'rvlaiOn al Mrs. Dorie stre:Aed the realism w ith which and ot ~er desert spots will be ~:~e 2.:;~r~:~:=0~r~r-:~1g!~:r!:· ,~1E:E-i::c~~~?. Off Coast Early Last Week·, r ;t;.:::."'~r,,~~~ ;.~.;:;:*~~:.:n2:u~~th~~ :~~e~~~~~:~~~r0b,'!~
.son Of the well-kno\\'TI Orr family ment wu ln Fairhavea Oetnetery. The top thn:e tu pa.m the writ--ta f\gbling golng on now in many merce 19 probably the best adv--r-.,~·ho operate-the Orr Service Sta-Before retiring, Profeseor Sea-ten ud: oral e:u..mlnatlona ~ be parta ot the world. We will not tlser at Newport Harbor and will. T
lion in NewporL Vernon Jr. '• sta· mon wa.s old .. t in point Of ••rvlce Fiesta Towed Back to Port With Cabin Nearly g1von ....... .,.,in th• police-and , &JT!ve at a peacetul state until we undoubtedly carry the newly d4·
ttoned m Tacloban. near the acene on the conege tacu1ty and bad Filled w·th W t Pl ks 0 p flre depsr0nau. reprdlea or start thlnlctng toward that end. i ed dttector's card m owtnr a
Of the tlrst American landings in never btto abaent r....; clue he-I a er as an pen; enny whether tJio,y r.won to be a1 : and all l•arn how to get along with I ~J~ure of tb• flight Of the Soow-
Leyte, Philippine lale.nda. c.ause Of illnNS. He WU • mem-T. Goes Ashote North of City pre.sent OD the force., It ..... <fia... I eacb other ln this world, be said. bir ds on the back, with the boldtf"•
The younger Orr apeci&ll.&ed 1n ber of the American Chemical So-cloeed. In the l"e8ll1:bo al Die aam-stmpeon atn!:Sl!led four principles rrlgnaturP on the other side. Thal
aeronautical ~eertng. and clety &nd Of the American rnau.-in.a.lion each vetuan ~ a c:nd.lt l in b I a l!lraight-rrom-the-ahoulder unique Idea, member11 say, wu
hopes to be a nlgbt officer. HI"" tute of Mining Engineers. He wu 1\\'0 other fishing boats in 'addition to the Kingfisher, fff. IO per ce.t... talk to the students gathered in wu just one of the rnany lnlU~ted
lea.vee ab.ort.ly for Alameda AJ1 connected aJao with the American whose sinking was reported in the Thursday edition of the lnclutl.elf m; (li"e polloe depart-the only general observance of by the beloved citizen who bu
Station for &saignment. Young I Smelting and Relining Company of News-Times, were reported to have met difficulty in recent ment c:amur wtU be eewra1 mem-'I Armistice Day in the harbor dla-done 80 much to further the best
Parka expects a.utgnment to an Mexlco. storms which plagued ship-: bera of Chier Rowland Hodgldn-trict. He was accompanied Into the !
adVa.nced baae in the Pacltlc. He Beeide h.le son, Mayo, he ta .ur-ping early last week. 1 night. aon'a force seeking-nfings aa-1 auditorium by the color guard and 1 Interest.a ot 8~ reatdrnta of the
specialized in mechanical enginee"'-vived ~two daughters. Mn. Kay The F1esta. a 40-.foot fo rmer rum Sevec planks in he bow Of the siatant chief and ~ Tbe1I (CocUnue-d on Page 1, I city.
Finch and Mrs. Altl-ed H. Scbuttz runner converted Into a mackenl Fieirt.a opened y,·ben the craft examlnatiooa. whlcb .tart at 9:30 -ing. Tbe third youth could not be ot Co I I ron11. del Mar: 1U: gra.nd-fishing boat and rece ntly bought c raiihed Into the bottom of a 20-will continue all day FJ • L K' M t • G
contacted lo determine hia plans, children and one great·grandchfid. by E . P. Unthemelr of G&rden fooJ trough, and walt:r tmmedlate-1 E . I . Moore. ~ Du.a1sp and YJDg UgO )Il ee )Il uam:
Gro,·e a r.d Frank ' Trapp o ! LOI!! l~ began to enter the. holfil. This Col T Atki1 • are 811 Che ci"YO u · t Co d Staff d 'B ~' R. d Legion Post Tries for National
Membership Citation as 150°~
Gain in Young Vets Is Announced
Angeles Y.'as tC9.'ed ba.ck to .port r\&ppened about 9 p.m. Tueaday.1 -~lce. bocrd' rn Nwpc:ct Beach eu . m r. or urns I e
aftr r a harrowing all-night fight according to Llnthmeler. He •tart·' p rt w B t St ll d • H ••
to keep her •float last Tu•sday.1 ed balling. and the boat then in I a ay u a e ID awa11
The Penrly T went aground Just rough seu oft Dana Point near Mr and Mrs. Meyer . r J north or the city limits ln a 30-l the scene of the K1ngfls.htr ICM • Brotberii-ln-law. both ot New-' mandPr LEonard Star .oru, due to
minute fog a week ago Sunday later the same night, ee-emed to 1 Return rrome Aft.er port Beach, met not 80 long ago go l'i o':1 e on a r.-onth'9 leave ·~m-
• When completed it °";J} join Tlle elevation of 0oo Durant, a
the alread·y landscaped pro-veteran of \\'orld Wa.r n u com-
Ject comolt:ted bv the city , ma.nder of the Poat 291 of the
between Tliird atid the muni-American Legion may win a dlo-
deJ Mar. where he restdes at 428
Orchid aYenue. He ~nUy tt-
celved an appointment u Nl!!";WpOrt
Harbor and Coet.a Meea reprHea-
t.a tJve at the New York We In-
Former Auto Race
Promoter Dies
be gradually tJetUing. · I .II1 in Guam, when I.Jeutenant Com--...e::"' ft plart-ride rrom Lt. J ohn
I Pratt atgnalltd wtlh their Jlgbt.9 M th' J 1 Lugo. aon of Mrs. Rose Lugo ot
and a small boat, the Bobbin of on S ourney 209 Washlo.-tnn •tr<'t. Balboa. aa
dpal trailer park ~ctlon for the Legion here u
N h · worthy Of national citation for the
OW ~e a\·~ a _head start percentage of young veterana en-
cn our sister city tn the way listed lo membel"ablp ot the poet.
rA natural beauty. we be-A auccesaor to Durant. who wu lllM!. but maybe not on de-tlrst. vtce commander unW the r~
tll!rmlnation to add to <lt\f cont resignation or Andrn. J . Hay-
. anbelllshment. When Coast man will be elected on Nov. 20.
boulevard is widened after 'n>e poet .; now qualltled for Its present appraisal. and department clt&Uoo, Durant Aid.
-cloverleaf is installed at bec&uoe of their 150 -cent t.o· the Arches, why not doll up <,...... ID young veteran me.mber-
our main entrances at least? &Ip over tut )'Ur. '!'boy bad &
'l'llen as we get more money roll ot about 150 at the enc1 ot their In the till which doesn't need drive . Satuni.y, commemoraU..g
their 27th annJvenary ol the or-
• IVB'"Hng on water or sewers pnllation or the patriotic <><pn1-cr 9CllN!thing just as neces-a.tioo.
.ry, the beautification plan Durant ......i tor three yean
, *9dY dlsrussed by our own u a lieutenant ID the air corpa.
dgmbpr ol commerce can He """"'1 to Newport 8-h .tt
... liatched. . ~ qo, and after Ntun>ms Plenty of people here are rr-tbe Mntc:e •t-the ...,.
• n utv-minded, and It the ploy ol tbe poet ottlce ID Olnma
pr ""':Ws are available we'd ,,. that .sdlool children
. help on Saturdays In
cnmmunity planting
•
projects. We might lend a
spade ounelves-lor a short
period!
surance company.
The onJy otncer in the poet not
a veteran of lbia war la Tbom.u
E . Saneon of 2'01 39'th street. He
I.a an employe ot lbe Orange Coun-
ty Willnn Dopartmeot.
Costa Mesa
Permit8 Lead
For October
Costa M... heHed the II.It
for the IOCOnd .,_.rt of the
month of October In ~ Off
building pennlto In tlle -nq,
It ...,.. dl9doeed by tM county .
bultdln9 .,_rtment. The touth-
ern Gall'°""• Ta•.,..,,_. COrri-
Pll"Y t1 fJP•d the parmtt f19urM
wltft p1..,. for a ...,,_ buu.l-
"'-· .... pwmtta ...,.,.. fOf' ...... ,_
tap elf t2500 and under, • t.tal
., 17 ---............ --...-.--11 ,_ ... ,,.. __
Newport finally came &long aide. I fAr as Kwaje'e1n in the IJarahalla.
The unidentified owner aa.w t.tieir Mr. and ).fra. Sam ICeJ'8' retum-but lacker! sufficient priority to
pllgbt Uld while they we-re willing ed home Satutdlly from a wwmtb'• keep up his 1"ood fortune It then
to abandon the Fiesta to the eea. trip through the mJ&!Se wst_ cul-took the senior Qffice-r mor e than
the othtt fleberm.an urged them to mlnaUng in a vfaft during"°"' put 10 dave to complete his journey.
I stick It out, and threw them a llne. two weeks Irr Norfhnn c.Jl:fOrnta.. Lieut. Corrdr. Stafford a.ad hl.s
In Costa Mesa
Funeral aervtce1 'lll:ere held at 2 1 Unthmeler said they kept be-r Mr. Meyer ta pubu.ber ol the wiff', formerly J uanita Lugo, bave
p.m. TUeaday, Nov. 13 in the Har-up by constant b&illng tor the next New•'nme._ just left for J ackaonvUle.. Fla.,
old Grauel chapel, Coe:ta Hea.. for 1 five boura while the Bobbin lllowly The weather da:rfllc mod. at. where the officer la to be stationed.
William Arthur Dona.Jdaon, 82. who towed them be.ck to the barbor. their J<>Urney wu plea-mt~ but the at least temporartlr. alter spend-
dll!!d at ha home, 118 14.agnolt.a.IWatn got wit.hio. three lnchee of tra.veJ condltiona wen aot. Ac-tng a month at home w tth Krs.
street. Co8't& )(eea,. He wu bom the top ol the cabin. be aid 'nley commodations-la. ClcaC" W'eft un-Lugo. It WU during the-Ir vialt that
tn Pentwatu, .Mich., and bad lived arrived at Dickman'• bo&t repair dependable and" the lleJ"er'S· were de~Ua of the lit.range colncidence
tn Costa .U:Na. fCX" nia6 ya.rs. At abop at the foot at Mt.b atreet rlad to turn 1-=k f.ow'anf a.e mut. WU discloeed.
tlLe ttme of b1a de&Ut be wu buyer early lD tbe momtnr. and the boat Tbey viaited wffh Der 111111.er and IJeut,.. John Lugo la a pilot of ,a
for the poet e:ub&nge at Sa.nta wu Wted on to a m&riDe railway brolber-ln-law, Kr. mid Kn.. Guy la.rge na-yy transport, flying be-
Ana Army Air Bue, a.nd bad pre-with oouldera~ diftk:ulty. A. MlJJer on Ulelr tams ~ mut-tween Guam. and Oakland. Ueut.
Yioualy been a a.IMm•n tor chem-The Pem.y T, a compvattvdy b&m., Iowa, a.acr UMa l!pmf tbe Jut Coc:odr. St.attord la alto a navy
!cal ~ a.r .... com•~ to new 21-f-pl-boat owned 10 days ol their ant ~ ...... -pilot, but flla a l&nd-boaed Ven·
C&lifonlla be had bem a ~ by wtUla.m J . Pllllllpe Of Corona In yearw a1 die -er« llr. tura PBY2. He hU been comml>
mot.er of aut.cmoblle abow9 &Dd del Jil&r wea.t &C1"0UDd. ln a 1111ddea Meyer'• broe!Mr. wllia Ila; !CO. aioned nearly four yean. ba-.tn.g"
raca in K•tam••oo and Detroit. foe beN &mday nJpt. Na. .. 4. He in O<dale. Cam'CJllllL. ml1st.ed ln l.HO • .After wbm.l:nc hW-
Su.ntvt.n.c are b.la "ldolr, Kn. came too doa to .t.ore loNln& tor Both Kr. an.-llril. ...,_, • • ., wtnp at C.arpm Cbrt.tl. he ID&l'-
ICllen Doaaldoon; two .i-.. Kn. UCfN ond wu rrou.-.., a ftlle, llZld -a.,. -~ ried Juanita Luco and they went
Edwin Cole Of 8-.... KJdL. ond ealld bu' otl the aouth Of the happy to be - -t up to Widby l&l&lld In Wublz!Cton.
Kn. Marprtt KIDor. ~. BaDta Ana ,. __ ~ llZld J-. ~. l.1 •"' -• wr the Canadian bolder.
IOcb. s.n1c-...... In -.. of llooa ~ ber motor, -at Callt-IDd .Km. -.. ,.. ·-.. -of ......... er« --Wiien be .... tranaf•t"Nd -
t.be ReT. cart 3obwm. put.or ot. tbe end ol lul week wen-di 221 PU.rl ·~ D«f41 TC «. ~ 'i::.. "',,_ 1:_ -....:.r;: ....., hil wife returned ,bome. Ber
Ooola w-(»mm'8H;y clmrdl. •U..11'"" to &M the boat ~ -a --. :.W. U Ill --1-'8M lluobaDd bae -11"'1 •Nial
aac1 mtum..t -1a •--tbe ..,.. Jaot -ot tbe ~ 11t. J-sii> -. na1 -'liijz• a -•-..,. U:-, .,.,j 11 C-: -tn raak. -"""'bWI u.. -Pad<. -, -atTP""·t1--o+n ,-(0«' nl·•hp&)
•
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DWK61 •••aoA pawa·fili!il!I ... n111n.m1· $2Q 1 n -:-• t
N E:WPORT-BALBOA
NEWS-TIMES RECEIPTSCJrTANDDIBBU~rimms
PHONES: NJ:WPOKT U ... U 01t1ll~11 J.dt lNI te Noss II s h&, lNI
Total r t ,.. a.tr: • On11ti1r 111&, 1M5..--
Plll!M '!I ZWJ17 ~ ud 'l'lmnda)' Anenoo-. Vol-UXVD ~>=•PTS Cenera1 Fund: ··
o..ta .._...._ PUMstrll Sftll';J WW ulq l'olw D ~?::~·A Central Ave._pn>p .. --. I
, So•""'"iptlon Payable In Advance:-$2.50 per ~ In Oranp County: ""&l"ee•ia& DeDt. pier permits No. A-2116·29-30 s:z. 7:1 per YHr to Cth zone; SJ.00 per YHr to 8th zone -~ 6 J1e>ta1 "" ...,,.,...._ ----··-·
thp -·--In N rt a....~ ~Dept. sale ot city mapo --·-· l!lotered u Seeond<lasS matter a tA eot~•~3 ,~,,_ ~, So:C'allf. Telephone Co.~ statlona -·-
Calltomia, under the ct ~=• . ~., K. 'F. H<itt. dAma&'et to t 1tandard ··-····-···
S • ·~ • • • • • EDrn>R AND PRESIDENT Don. W. J'looicl• ... Aus. Sept. l!"nt on Dk. 1 . ~ ~ • ~ . F L Rlnd>art, Cieri<· . Pr!ntia& Plant. 3011 w. Con1J'8.1 Avenue, Newport -. Clllfamla . Quit claim deed, t.Ot 10. lllk. 329, CD.M.. .. _
Of"cial Pa,..... of the Ci>-of N-rt Beach Quit clalm deed. Lat li, Blk. 11, Tr. m .... n r-· ·~ --r-Quit clalm deed. Lot 7, Bile . 11, Tr. Balboa A Depcadeb'e Local luUtatloD tor 0... S1 Yean M&ryllca M. Pattlsoo
Quit claim deed. Lot 2 & 4 Blk 432, C.D.M ...
Pll'mlng Olm. heari-e-Lot 40, Bil<. A. Tr. 673
Geo. Vondlot1>llt, rent cDc.~& ·········--·· Acme
Member
of
C.Ollective Action -American Style
UnJGi> on Co.. refund ot t on ~ .... R. L Patlenon. Seww S sewer connect •...
A. M. Nelsen. bulldlng pennlts ...................••...
Ptumbin2 permits .. --··-············--······--········
Electric&l permits ····-···---······-······-·········-Pluterlnc permits ··---····-··········•···-·
Olimney permtts ·-·····--·····--··-······-·····-Sale" o! cop;.. of ,Zoning Ordinance ······-·-·
332.:iO
~.00
140.00
411.90
40.00
10.00
161.00
(].4.44
31.47
360.93 ~
J.S0.00
10.00
111.00
4.00
437.50
466.00
266.50 l,43.00
77.00
10.00
9.00
1,406.00
!>30.00 R. R. ffoclcldnson. Lie. Col, Bu>. Ucenses ··-·· O. A. Jones, Pal. Judge, F\nes collected. .•...••...
There was a time when it was thought that nations living ----
5,184.24
Children's Portraits 'Tum' Rule ResultB
In Most Violations
Of New Vehicle Code
Former Resident
Of Costa Mesa
Returning to School
U'b.dei the new law & moton.t R. D. H&1nM. dl8charged from.
may tum rt(bt agalnlt a stop Iii'· the .. rv1ce lut moafh, returned
nal only at such lnterMCUona to visit tr1end8 in Coata Mei& with
w~ere aigna permitting web right hi9 wife. They are vt,l.l.lnc eeveral
tuma have been erected, and pro-weeka wlth Mra. Edick ot ')(.q ..
vlded be ylelda the right of way nolia avenue. ·
to pede9trianli and other tratttc Formerly a reeldent of' the meea,
proceedlnr u dlrected by aignal, Ha.lnea WW. cootinue hi8 atudiee
it ta explained by the Automobile 1n Denver. Bia wife accepted a
Club or Southern callfornla. • poeJUon. ID the Denver Public
Another algniflcant revision 1n
the Code sharply lncreuea the pen·
Ubra.ry.
ally for a violation Of a pede.-M.r1. Dixon Smith and lLn. Ar-
trtan'a right ot way at a c~ thur Beat Of the Newport Harbor
Walk, resulting (n-Injury lo tbe Aailtance League attended the
pedeatri&n. A m•xtmwn fine of luncheon meeting or the Orange
SM<>, or jail for six monthll, or County League la.t week at Santa
bOth, may be lmpoeed, u compared Ana.
with a p .. vloua total ot $50 and ---::::~--------,
five day• in jail.
under ir\inclad centralized government control, had an ad-R. ~~~ ourrent ···--····-····-·
vantage in compulsory collective action not enjoyed by the Redemptions ············-··-··-········-············-·········
II_....__ 1915 Act Full Paid Assessments ···-····-·-······· democracies. Even now the alleged advantage of CO =uvo: F . L Rinehart, Ass'r. Untl. Pen. Taxes ...•..••...
a ction with government at the throttle, is constantly put T . J . Oonnon. Camp C\Jst., roeeip~ camrin P Greis.
20,447.7:1 I
467.12
22.38
368.43
902.95
Stickers may l)OW' be placed on
the eide wtndowe to the rear at the
driver. Previously stickers were
llmlled to a aeven·lnch square in
the lower corner ol the wlndahleld,
farthea:t removed from tbe driver'•
po.sltlon.
The Code, likewise, cl8.811ri!le1
wlltul interference w ith the driver
or mechaniam ot & vehicle u un·
lawful.
BOJIS, Al1TO, lll.l.JIUl1a
UD1011 m"•DD ...... "i lfilldsr
] Th · cture f Dorothea Wilson Ll"branan. rents ~ es .......•... forth as the answer to all our prob ems. e p1 o a ~· ot O ty Pro~rty -·--·---··-··-··--···--············ mighty na tion marching as one man under the coordina tion P .E. Bus line, rent on Pkg. space ror Sept ........ .
f t h ed f tall t tractl to ;£ Lal!""'! Beach Stage U ne, rent, Parking space .. o governmen , as prov a y a ve more Police Dept., receip l3 for parking lot ................. : ..
one country. . Property Owne:-;. Nwpt. Hts . ., se~er ,pa,ymen ~
A ctually, in \vinning the war, this country practi a ~ t ~~r=:~!~d~~J..rat~.1::~. ·dep·t::::~:::
greater degree of collective action, voluntarily, than ' · ever
be realized by most people. Our production effort was a mir· DISB~EMENTs , .. -······--··-·········· .. ·················
acle of collective action. For example. in describing the war· c:urre..t Expense Fund .................................•....... $21.804.48
time collective achievements of our transportation system. t:_.-.:t,. ~eMr..;-~nd"·:::::::=::=:::::::::::::::::=::::::::: 1.ffl:~
Major General Charles P. Gross, chief of the army transpor· Library _Fund .......................................................... 639.03
talion · b, sa sim I : "The bi est mass movement of Adv..rtismg ·· ········-····--··-·········· .. ······················· i·~:33 JO ys p y gg Special Fund .......................................................... . 95 men and materials in all the history of mankind." Camp Fund .............................................................. 641.71
The la est share of that mass movement was done by the Property Fund --·· ···········-··················-·············· ~-~ rg Unappropriated Fund .............................................. . railroads. A million and a half men using more than $25.-Miscellaneous Bond Redemption .......................... 2,390.00
000 000.000 worth of tools in the shape of railroad plant and General Bond Redemption .......... :......................... 14.400.00
. 180.43
2,607.50
12.50
25.00
364.12
62.50
871.00
9.472.44
$419,016.33
(Photo by R ober ts Studio, Santa Ana)
'I'b.l9 cute younpter with the sparkllnc blue eye. and chubby, tanned
lep ls Tommy Cole, ton of Mr. and Mn. Walter E. Cole of the Udo
Cove boat landing. Be Is eight months old, Ukr:tt hb baby Jumper
and smiles constanUy, being really an Ideal baby. Bmt of aJJ, be
likes to play with his sister, Nancy, and brother, Denn.la. He b co·
lnl' to VoW up to learn t o u.ll, and there wU.I be two mates for the
Cole cru.laer with Nancy hold.Ing 9way ln the galley.
OENTAL .. CORPS FILLED
71 ,o8o,ooo TEETH
BURT R. NORTON un ~ llhr"7 ..._ :MJ.7
Ne!par! ll•elt. Ot.Mt.
The Army Dental Corp11 bu ;::===========,
ma.de 71,000.000 fUllngs, 16.500,000
extractions, and 2.600.0j'O dentures
tor military per&onnel slnce Pearl
Harbor, Ninth Service Command
Surgeon'!!! office learned today at
Fort Douglas, Utah.
- Give to the War Chest· -
ROOFS
APPLU:D OB BEPIUBED
Fn!e Estlmatai & lnspectlon
W. J. Benbow
3602 Marcus .Ph. Nwpt. 1012·J
Newport -Balboa Tourist Bureau
All Modes of 'J;'ravel to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii
Round-the-World Trips in the near future. See ~ , M. I. D. No. 2 Redemption Fund ........................ 2,480.00 equipment. working under the direction of alert and capaille
railroad management. and aided by the surpassing coopera·
tion of shippers, travelers and government agencies. did a
more effective job of their own free will than the dictators
ever dreamed of accomplishing at the point of guns. The
$25.000,000.000 rail1oad plant is in itself an accomplishment
of the voluntary collective action of private citizens. The
number of those is in itself an accomplishment of the volun·
tary collective action of private citizens. The number of
those who ha ve invested their funds directly in the stocks and
bonds of railroads probably exceeds the number who work
for the companies. while the number who have an indirect in·
vestment in the railroads through their life insurance hold-
ings or savings bank deposits and the like, vastly exceeds both
combined.
Total Funds per Clerk ··--······-·-······· ......... .
Outstanding Warrants ·········-······-············· .
53.295.60 Add Personnel _365_._7~_:~-~1 To Several City
OP A Attempts
To Aid Veterans
In Rental Crisis
Mrs. Boy Keene. Pb. 891. 801 Palm, Balboa
B ou.rs : 10 a. m. i. 8 p. m.
Total Fand• .-Trea&ure• ························ ssM,s1s.20 Departments Respectfully submitted.
J . A. GANT. Treasurer. Ernest Adams \\'as appointed as
Several men were added to va-acting veterans' relations advisor
The whole story of American progress, as typified by the
railroads, is a story of coUective action, American style.
Hitler Dead Officially
After spending six months traveling via the "rumor
route" to Patagonia, to Japan, ·ana a half dozen other places
Adolf Hitler has finally gone to llis grave-officially. The
s tory which Hitler's chauffeur related shortly after his arrest
has now become the accepted version of what happened to
the Nazi Fuhrer. The official Allied statement said that all
evidence indicated that Hitler had shot h imself to death and
that Eva Braun had died by taking poison on April 30, when
the Russians were about to enter Berlin. Even this state-
ment. however , is not likely to stop the stories that will arise
as to Hitler's "escape" and the assertions that he has been
"seen" in widely separated localities. In other words, der
FUehrer is going ot have a long "life" even if he is dead.
AC BOSS
1 Source ol
cocaine
5 St.ate o! in·
sensibility
D Preciow
atone
10 SiU.: •earl
<Eccl. l
12 Occuncnce
13 Rampart.
14 Enclosure
15 Printer'•
measure
17 Expression ot
impatlenc:e
18 Silkworm
19 Stttp, small
waterfall
22 Serf
24 Sailor
2:i Erbium
Csym.)
28 Breach
28 Firearm
(slari1>
30 River <Chin.)
32 Spawn ol fbh
34 Exploaive
mi••lle
S'7 Tutt "' bat. 40 Sorrow
41 Pre•crlpttoo
term
f2 Prefix mean·
in1 "not"
..
I•
••
"•·.
'3 GrHk letter 5 Bovine 29 Ralaed. to a
44 Speaks 1.n: 8 An1lo-Su:on bellht
dialinctly mone1 30 Part ot the
47 PTottttive 7 Is land of! be•d Will Vargas Boun'ce Back? , •9 ~·=~~ .. d s ~:l~. n r~:·"'
50 Turn• aside 9 Conical tent S! Sb1eld Getulio Vargas, the man who wanted to be Brazil's peren-51 Tid1 11 Chemkal ""Enrlnff
nial president, does not bruise easily. After his 15-year 52 Finishes compound :Ill veaetabl ..
19 Small n.it 38 Squander "reign" was suddenly cut short in a bloodless revolution he Is DOWN 20 Droop 1n •• Ru cal
now reported to be a candidate for the federal senate in the ~ ~1i~eacb 21 ~~m~gte 45 ~ev~~ ot
• 1 •
coming December election. This move has created consider~ :s Pre•erve food 23 Nobleman 40 Habitual
able distress among the anti· Vargas group \\'ho fear that it •~~~co> 27 ::;·aiian 41 =:~ ~•ffn r..u
may lead to a split-up in the armed forces and to subsequent ------------------------
violence. Some groups are demanding that Vargas be ar-
rested and tried.
On Dangerous Ground
Faster Than Sound
There hasJong been discussion about pfanes that would
fl y as fast as the speed of sound--about 700 miles an hour.
A ca-'inal pnn" ciple f th Am · bl" . th . al· But that is just a snail's pace, fo r it has just been revealed 'u o e encan repu ic is e Je th t fl . chines fl . t tests . th U "ted States oos protectio f . "t . hts Th . ti th a ymg ma own m secre m e ru n o mmon y n g . e constitu on. e ha ched th beli bl speed f 1400 h Th courts the h I f b · f t . d . . ed t _. ve rea e Wl eva e o mp . ese ma· . w o e a n c o governmen 1s es1gn o gua, u h" 1 anned b ii ts b t ti handled
d rt •• h to the OPA in Southern California rious city epa men1-:1 v.· en re· last week it was announced by ·ques~ "'ere granted by the city Paul Bark~dale d'Otr, director. The
council for more alt d ~n -~; f~n· 1 housing situation which attracted
gineerlng. v.·ater, 8 ree · a...... tre national attention becauite of the de~rtments. Separate requests for thousands Of veterans locating
a higher salary schedule for the 1 h al b ht c l. P aul s. f ire and police departments \-.rere ere SO roug 0 .
3£-of 13t-00u. 2>u.-,,J,
&w~ 3£..a,i or~ ~ * . .
I l.a"''rence veterans' relations ad·
also requeated by the !ire and po-visor-to 'chester Bo\vles to this ,,_,,, lA..,,nlJ'--'-• J7 lltrw • Snw YM lice chiefs but a ction *a.s deferred I f -"'tat" ·• · area or con .. ..._. 1on.!!t.
until & !Jtudy could be made of the Col. Lawrence said Qi.at Adams ( 4th & $ AHA
merits of new schedule8 through "ill contact veterans at separation II. W. Of• JCGllOrl SANTA
lhe League o! Cities. Ill •· -~=====================~=--Chi ~-k k d f th centers, and w endeavor "" serve et ....,1'\1\,; er ~ e . or ree 8.9 a liaison man between the OPA
men on a temporary be.sut to man and army m~ who face the prot>-
the fire boat, now being uoed by !em of finding housing space after PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY the city until arra.ngemenU! can be d " h
ad f "t 1_.ti Th ISC: arge. m e or t s acqu "'' on. ey Hundred of returning veterans
were: Eddie Offerle as pilot and are una bl: to reopen their old Aooountant StlllVEYOBS
engineer, Sl86 per month; MUton businesses or start n w onel!I be.!:-------..:....----.,..-\.11------------;
Arborn, engineepr·11'185 peJ 1mo$~~ caUBe of sharply r isln; commercial J. S. WHYTE SIEGEL & RAUB
Charle!!! Van e as p o , rents in this area Ben Koepke INOOX. Til cos8ULT.V.'T E:nflneen 41: Son:eyon
per month, all on a temporary District OPA rent dtr ector said. , Authorised bY the Ullitl!d Stat.ee Tre... .t
basis u needed IU'J' DfioJrUDent io reprMeDt cUent. l.D 1808 Newport Blvd. Oolta Mea · "OPA is powerless to check this col:UleCUon -1th tncome tax matt.en. Tel pb UM I R . L. Patterson. city engineer trend because unllk o residential Atrnm . !YM'EM8 e one •
uked for Wesley Paulsen In the ' BOO~L'lfo auvtcs %811 W. C-entral Newport Beach ·engineering department at $1.25 property, commercial renl.!I Are not otnc.'18'0 Bar'-a1 .... C.&a ._. Telephone US
b cJ ,,,__ under any controls," Koepke said. n-N.wpers ...,. .. w
per our; Igna 0 l.;&lltro and Rot>-"We have no authority in this field '------------~,-----------ert Ogden ln the l!ltreet department but ll k all 1 di rd at ~ cents per bour. we earnes y a.e an o a
Walt o d Vin t Cusu· to 883ume their l!lhare of respoll.!I. :-------------., er Yl!IOO an cen llity for holding the llne during mano were returned to the pol1ce this rill al · lod" department f rom the armed serv· c c reconversion per .
lees. TOWN SQUARES TO HAVE
The water department requested WORLD WAR II TROPHY F . E . Codrick and Lorraine Myers.
All were confirmed. F our thouaand obsolete U. S.
-gun.e, howitzers, t.a.nka and other
Armand Monaco
ARCHITECT I 814 W. Bay Ave., BalbOa
Ne..,..~ 17%4
Z7Zl~A ...
Loo ~ NOl'tDalldJ' MOI
PBYllOIANll 11 lllJBGSON& lflLI>
Gordon M.Grundy,M.D.
l'IQwlcllaa aad s.._
Nllllh Uld Oolltnl A ...
OUlce Bro. '10·1! IJll.; 1·1 p..m.
Better Nurse Along
That Old Flivver
Teleplloae 11
ordnance items soon will be r~ ~--------...,..---' L-------------' leased to communities to replace
Even with new. car raUonlng
toeaed out the window you h&d still
bet ter humor along that old jalopy
becau.se lndfcatlona are that at
lea.et for a while you'll have to
make it do. The automobile indus-
Civil and World War I lr:'l pbtca
c':onated during the early days •>f
the war io-the l!ICr&p metal drives,
Ninth Service Command ordnance
otflce learned today. .
For quick re&ults use NeWB·
Tunes classlned colwnm.
try baa a major t&ak ot recon· ------------
ver"Slon and thia hu been compll·
cated by recent strikes.
During the Vl.'ar the tendency to
discard the old flivver reached a.n
e.Jarming peek. An estimate o! the
R L. P olk Co., received by the
Automobile Oub of Southern Cali-
fornia. Mawed that 3.585,089
passenger automobiles disappear·
ed from the highways during the
3-year period ending July 1, 1944.
At that tuhe license regtatraUon
totaled 2<.llt,922.
Why Suffer?
LEROY P. ANDERSON
ATI'01'NEY AT LAW
C-U Meu. Bank Butkflng
Phone 428
Coota M-Callfomla
' DAY llCHOOL8 '
Mortimer School
IOI Conl Bal-h1llDCI
Gndoo: CoDop, Proparato'7
DAY SCHOOL Now Opea
G.A. Morl:lmer, II.A., <ntord
~ PlloBelllZ
Dll:NTJ8T8
Conrad Richter," M.D.
1'11,,.w... """ s...-.-
1.10 E. 18th St. eon.111-
Homo: l&-1! a.m. &ad S·I p..m. none 1ss
•
DR. G. E. TOHILL
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
2209 Cout Blvd •• Newport Beact1i
-Phone -
Offloe 286·W Ree. 286·R
If No An•wer Call N....,POl"t 5
the numerically weak against oppression. The leaders of or-c mes are no m Y P 0 u are apparen Y
ganized I bor h toda I · th ~-gth f th b by remote control. Dr. C. C. FUrnas who annOWJced the ex· ----------a w o y reve m e 3"-'~n o e mo , are ,,.,.,_ . . . ·-
treading on dange us ground F all f th . anized .,..,nee of the new aircraft doubts if such great speeds will N .. W L 1 N ..
Bacbcl>e, Headacbeo, Palna ID
Groin and Lop-Lou ot Vital·
tty-"Always Tlred"-mcta aad
Low Blood PrMaure -"8lfp·
ptnl(' -Oro-I' Old before
your time--Anem1a--8ldn and
Kldnoy Allmonta reopoDd qulclr:·
Jy to 011r Exclll&lve Tedmlque
without Drup, Pain, 8mserY
or lnjecUous.
DR. OBED LUCAS
Dentist
Gerald Rauaa, M.D.
2830 Weat Central Ave..
Newport Beach _ ... ,..
.,. ~tz11t ro · or 0 eir org be "all f "ble d to th h" h f "' ..
strength the unions are still a minority of the whole people. ~= H ~ted Y ~~ uercial ~ ;;,. ~ 0 ~-Craft Greeting Cards Dr. r..1:; ~ ~~.1'11.c.
In their persistent abuse of other minorities-men who want wille be t bout 600 commmil e h rur butvthamt years 0 Stationery N""l'Ort BM ch, Callt.
t o k "th t · · · · d d tructi cks come a a es per our, passenger Pllo UM Bee. 1191 wor wi ou JOUllng a uruon, an es ve atta on 1 could tra 1 1400 h "th" the xt 25 if th Brookings Variety ' '"' -· lndi ..... _, th . th f Ii P anes ve mp WI m ne years e uc1an , Tum. "Fri. s:so to 7 :SO
Vluwu concerns-ey are prepanng e way or a pub c cost f cto ob·'-+ Let' . t 1400 miles h -Cout BW]'. Corona dol Mar Other boan b• -~--* cti hich · turn th . . . a r were no ,..~~ s see. a per our , ..,........ ~ on w · m • may overrun e nunon ty n ghts of we could leave New York by plane and arrive at San Fran· '";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; uruons.D•·~·_. of th bas" . . 1 f Am . .,,.,.; . cisco an hour and eight minutes before the hour we left. -... ~ u e 1c pnnetp es o en can .~uce IS a
practice that the unions should be compelled to stop at once,
for their own sake as well as that of the nation. • Before You Build or Remodel ..
Unemployment Insurance
visit Otq' fnte"lffllng
sample and display
N><>ms. Color guides,
planning aids, com-
prehensive stock of
rugs, carpets and
linoleum.
"ttrm ..
• 2202J6 W. Central, Ph. 1480
.NEWPORT BEACH
MOBTICIANB
HAROLD K. GRAUEL
CHAPEL
''We <Junelvee the Better Serve
By Serv1n1: Others Beot"
PhoM Newport ~1
Costa Meu Catlfomla
ROBERT A. CRAWFORD
Opt., D.
OPTOMETRIST
Eyee Eu.mined • GI.._ F!tUcl
1792 NevtCIOf't Boulevard
Phone 2430 COSTA MESA
0 -----n.a.11 ----·-·----·-----.... Mn. Harry c. Burdick. 232
Magnolia street. Costa Mesa. en·
&ep.a.red tertained in honor of a recent ------···-... ---·--.. .-. ................. _ LUDLUM Carpet Works ~· ~ ~gh~:! ~
Kenneth Stewart and Mn. Btooe
Ph. 1028·-NO A"IWer call 301 ·M
X·Ray a.rvlae
Milton M. Maxwell, M. D
11111 WM& Ceotnl
1-lOQ
~-:10·1! ltol
!'bone Nowport lOQ
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave_ Balboa
Newport In.I
"' s. m11 st. 1.oo ""--TUcke.r ;e1i
87 Appolll-.t
T. R. Reeder, M. D.
Phywldan &I Sare-
The State Employment Stabilization ComJlllsslon ~rts
that payments to unemployed workers are expected to reach
$80 million for October. Yet many thousands o! jobs are
going begging for men and women to fill them. Jobless pay.
ments have increased 148 per cent in the last nine months.
Nearly $19 million was paid out in that period as compared to
about $71h million for the same period last year. The in·
crease In clahns has been partly due to the reduction in wait·
Ing time frtm two weeks to one week. Ho-.'eVel", unemplcy-
ment has not reached the volume that bad been expected
prior to v .J Day.
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.-1 ! 1'o -8'. --:A.a -"UlftA All'A Knight, and nine other guest1 , .................... .,. .................... ....a(werepr esenL 1'-~~-,....~~ ..... ~ ...... .J
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Newpun 178'
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MAWW ••rao& ~ ' , '1"111 'sr, N•• 011 u. lNI .......
·Earl Lee Kelly Urges
.Strike .AgaiI¢ High
Exceu Govt. Spending
Keith Gifford
Gets Promotion
In Rating
;;:!"'.:=~'='1;1 Fire Chief Now Booklore County Tuberculo8ia Your friends and mine ~~ .=!8:.i:;"" tramre=d to
Grandpa as Son N~ : Assn. Appea)a for Major and Kn. John 1.. Retgor Mro. Dodie w111<1neon, 326 On)'lt
ur Christmas Seal Help and lllD&IJ "°" Johnny who bave avenue, Bal-llllalld, ~ved Born to Daughter nrtrelllta . . . . . -at 2067 Eut 0ce.;. boulev&rd ~~~-~w~k~ ~ LOii AN(l!!:l.!M-The worbnl
&IMS amployen at. America. tn-Emma Hawkridg1e tn her Wla-Once a year the Qranp Oounty for nearly two yeani, are le&vin&' been in Germany for a year, will
lllad ot tlglltlng each other, lllould ABOARD THE USS PENNSYL-
botll &o "on otrlke agalmt paying v ANJA. -How&rd Keltll Glttord,
-111tant tribute to ...u&vasant PbarmaC1"t Kate Secolld a-.
~t" 1n ace ... :ve t&x.e• USNR. 20, of 122 4'otb ltreet. ...
' tMt clnln p&J' envelopes and bual. Newport Besch, hu been promoted
Dem tD.la &llke, Earl Lee Kdly • to that rate trom pharm&ei8t third
~ Republican candidate claao.
NoUce that mine .cm, tbe face dom Tree bu answered a loo&' TUberculol1a" and H-1th Awod-Wedne9day for'San Franci.co. 'The be home in about a month. He i.
at Fire a.tef rn.nk crocker T He'o felt need fOI' an euy to read. aUon appeolo to -ot tlllll Major, wbo II.lo been at the Banta being .. nt home by Ille Red 0-
"Crandpa" now! A 110D arrtnd y9t Wormattve background of COCJ.munlty. to belp ftnanre .lb Ana Army Air Bue wtth the Mede becauee ot hia mother'S be<h.
Thunday, Nov. I , 8:10 a.m.. to rellato111. A -to have for work through the. pur'Cbue °'l;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;~~=~~~~~ Tech. Sgt. and Kn. J.-pb de your nry own .• A nottuI, hope-cmtotmu Seala Ito.., -Mor
tor Gcnernor ot California. declar-Pha.rmacla Mate Glttord, who
ed. here. -enli.ted. in the Navy on Jilarcb 1,
Temple. He wu tW!end Into' Ibo tuJ -. ouppori.
world lbroup a cu-nan _. Nordbotf and Hall tano "111 be "BuJ'ln& ~ a.lo la • pafl>.
atlon. prrtonned a.t Santa Ana well npald tor their wa.1.Unc. lea method ot ·••'nc a worthy
Community boopltal. followed UJ> Rip Bad>ee i. a clellPttuJ book. ·cauoe. Moot of uo welcome the let·
by an appendectoi:ny. Both mother Tbe etory of a young pilot and ter which aniv• lD. Nanmal:m'
ud 90n &re doinl' nicely. b.18 na~ wboM Catalina with aheet. of the 8eal9 and we
Set-de Temple came home NOT. plane wu abot down tn the Pa-are prood to U8e ta.-: a..19 on
Spe•ldng before the Loi· An-1943, reported' for duly aboard the
Seleo Breaktut Club, Kelly cited USS Pennoylvanta on July 27,
ta ta.eta to 11Upport h1a oootenUoo 1943. Tbe Penmy, unW recentJy,
that --We could gtYe every Amert-aerved u the napbip of. the Pa-
ean worker• 20 to 30 per cent pay ciftc Fleet., and more recently, waa
IDcreue 11.mply by forctns iovern· awarded the Navy Unit Com--~
mct to reconvert to norm.al. mend&Uon for tte exploits aga.tn.lt
peacetime lll&nd.ard&-&nd cutting the Japa ln the P&cltlc, the only
oat the ahametul, alm09l crtmtnal one ot. the 23 battJeehlps of the
wute of people's earnings by their United Stat.ea neet to receive the
o 00 t\lrlOU&'h trom Qulfport. Mia. ctftc. Tbe pilot'• r-znlnlrencee ot our boUday mall." the •emctatlon
where ho apocto to return tldll b1" boy-drum ·&Ive u. an-_,,..lazy pointed -. and arsed
week u:ale.a be recel.,. order9 io otber Lon. &orison. thoee who ncelve ..i. to 'pompt·
proceed to Banta An& Army A1r Kea who have Alt tn their ly aeod a check for tMm.. ~=======================~ Bue for diecb•rce. He expect. to Yetn. wW. adore the Ertc Devtne ;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~ I
public repreeentativu." award.
SAMPSON
Machine Works
1604 Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa c
• We are now through
with war contracts and
open fpr general machine
work.
• All modern machinery.
All types of machine work.
• Marine engine parts du·
pllcated.
• Arc a nd acetylene weld-
ing.
CYLINDER HEADS
Mill.ED
SAMPSON
Machine Works
Ph&rm&clat Mate Qlfford la the
eon of Mr. and Kn. Howard K .
Gifford, of 122 •Otb Street, N~w.
port Beach.
NEW CIGARET LIGHTER WICK
A clgaret ll~bter wick that prac-
tically neve r require• lrlmml.ng or
replacement is the latest thing to
come out of the Textile Resea rch
Labora torie1 Cf United S~~ Rub.
ber Compan)•.
Drtve C&re:f'Ully-Spa.re: a Lite.
WELCOME CAFE
2560 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE-:· MODERATE PRICES
FAMOUS COMPLETE DINNER
5 p. m. until 10 p. m. -Sundays: 12 noon untJJ 10 p. m.
Open 8 a.. m. to 2 a.. m. -Clo.ed Mondays
Dinner Dance W edn esdays and Saturdays
8 to12 p. m.
Newport 433-M
Our Kitchen Open for Inspection
\Vm. E . Ludewig, Prop.
Tbe lone and short of lt at New-
port llubor Union lllcb scbool
lo oummed up In Dick (Strin&J
Beall, OD rtc"bt,. 8 ft. 8 bL, and
Elwood De Pontee, left, ' It., 10
in., fM>tb •tudents at the school.
Tbe doorway ta none too hl«b
for Dick, a Mnlor, who live. at
2 1% Dahlia, Corona del Mar. Be
ls Interested ln mwJ.c. and playt
1eve ral lnatnunenbt. Elwood,
who ll\•eta lD Costa Mesa. is a
sophomore, and wonder.. how
tall he •'ill be when a i.enJor.
He hopes to be a doctor.
\ph oto b,. Gerhl\rdt)
COIN BOX PILFERED
make NeWJ>Ort Beach hlo home. collection or -.ltJ' """"'" called
ttndtnr a snat need f'll' 1Jdlled DowD the Hitch.
mecban!<• In tldll· vicinity. Betty McDonald married a big'
Kn. De Temple, tbe former marine and they took to tbe
Betty Crocker, bu been U'f'IDC wooda. to eltabUlb a real farm.
wtth her parente at 161' Eut Cen-Her tde& of ail ea wu an art.a-
tral avenue for tome t ime. She wu Uc yellow moon OIL a white t.la.nd
formerly receptlonist in the of-9\1ft'OUnded by bacon on tbe bre&k-
ftce ot Dr. Rauaa.. Tbt baby hu tut plate. She le&med. The
been named Jotepb Frank, tbe El'I' and I la cbuck. Ml ot quipe
"Frank" being l'w Grandpa Crock-and eome good tdeu about liv-
t r\ and alao for hla paternal grand-tng.
f!\thr.r. now deceaaed. Hie paternal
ndmother Uvee tn Houston, If you have eaten too many odd• ~ and enda th.le summer you need
rm . Diet Doea It by Gayelord Hauaer.
Most County Fairs to
Resume in 1946
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 7.-Tbe
majority of Ca.ltfom la's 6.5 district
and county fairs a.re expected to
reewne their annual exhibits in
1946, Gov. Earl Warren wu not!·
A coin box in a public tele· fled today.
phone booth at the Beacon Serv-M&ny of the grounds were oc-
lce Station. corner of Coast H igh-cupied by the Army during the
way &nd Coast Boulevard wu re-war. Some may not be vacated in
ported to have been stolen and tta 1946. But all 65 fairs probably will
content.a removed Sunday night. be able to ope-rate ln 1947, Director
The empt y box wa.s recovered the of Finance Jamea S . Dean told the
following morning. Governor.
Policies govemJng allocations of
V/ho pays for advertialng f No-atate money to the fatrw were dl&-
body. It pays tor 1Uelfl cU88ed at a meeting of the A.3-
sembly Interim Committee on
Fa.Jrs and ExposlUOD.8 at Sacra-
BOOKS
ESTRELLITA'S
<Estelle Campbell, Owner)
Ph. S anta Ana S82S
515 S orth ~fain Street
Room 8 -Arc.ade Bulldlnr
Our Lending Library Contains
the Latest Books ...
}loun: 9:SO to 6 :SO
Ex<"ept Mon., 2 p.m. · 5 :SO p.m.
mento last \\reek, wblc h was at·
tended by Dean and Officials Of
the Division of Fa.ir9 and Expo--
I eltioM. _______ _
Mn. B. S. L. Freitag. 223 Dia-
l mond avenue, Balboa Island. went
to Pasadena Wednesday to see her
I fo!rler·daughte r, M iss Wanda Zur -
brigg, who left that day tor North
I Carolina where she wiU be mar-
ried to Charle.11 Kelly. meteorolo-
gist. The new Mrs. Kelly expects
to return later t d her duties in the
National Technical laboratory,
'---------------'I South Pa!adena.
If Klr&HeN wnere
W()~~ t1~es WING-SI
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'kloU.1 J. Q.J.oarll
NEWS-TIMl!s PHOl'OCl.Al'Hl!i
N ow Auoilabk few
FINE PORTRAITS
and
Commercial Photography
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437 Femleaf Ave.
PHONE 292·W
Corona del Mar
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TURKEYS
Live, Dressed or Drawn Weight
A. Christen
17th and Tustin Ave.
1 945 Nov• 9 •
Phone 298-W
DEAR SANTA: soft ")te a doYllY •
•wertth•11t1'• ..i.r u. JOUt "New r-~ Ga ltlu:t.on ... o1 -•owl COOIUNG ... You-'111>a ...
a moclmi G., nap .•. r.., elicirnt, a.ad ., complnely aawdc it'll cook • Ml.':,_, -1 -wbm
,.,...,. milol away. REPil.IGBA nON ... Yow Senel G• tefrlpn-will be oileDt a.ad crout.i.&.ol
• Aad It will IU'J diet -r ... boo-It beo DO mcrriag parts. Nochiaa ID _. oad -a.aANJNG.VP'
••• Yoar ~ G• toot -11'1 a will alwayt be.e plmty ol boc wa• fo< mo ~ jobo.
\Wt "New ,__ Gao Jthdooa• will be .._.""'"'
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IOUTHllN COUNTl(S ~.•.s CO~APANT
M 0D11 N ••• P ll AC I IC AL ••• fl.AM f ·PI a f IC f
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l.anllet Wl.
t e wool. b , der durinS r1ee uggl.e un ~.st le down to sn •nd one tnat tul. ·~»ts-"" winter ni.r: for lll8n>' tne col.d . its beaut>'
'l.1. ].8st and retaill t 1 \Ulow you' 1.1. Wl. 5811 a,
to coJPe• rt-n1<in' s .. inters want at ~
bl.anJLet Ii 0ne rind tne nept. All>'
Beddi.DS l.d . rd fl.OOT inS •0 U th:t. f ol.1.0•
) of the l or more • T"1 wish·
f il.l. 'Jrf eve 17.95
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STREET FLOOR
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tranaport pjlot that nlg)>t.. Bow·
ever he WU "bu mped Oft'• by &
bJgher priority at Kwajeleln. Tbey
met again nut d&y, however, ln
Honolulu.
Lugo Kin Meet
In Guam ; Both Na-Yy Fliers --
<Oolltlnued from P&I'• One)
Stafford spend 10 daya there
trying to l"t transportation home. m. nytng kin made" a round trip
rat.tng of lieutenant comm.antler, lo Oakland before the aenJor ot-
and being p?"eeented with an air fleer even got •tarted. But the
medal tor meritortou1 service. pn--opportunity tl.n&1ly came, a n d
•nn•hly for the .sinking of 10 Jap Lieut. Stafford rejoined b.la wife
barges within lti mtnutea. in Oalda.nd
When be wu granted 30-da)r After enjoying their viait here
leave fl"Om hia bue at Tin.I.an, for a month, Mn. Lu90 cooked a
Ueul Comdr. Sta.ff'ord made hie big pre-Thank.agivlng dinner for
way to Guam. which la ln the amt them a week ago la.et Saturday.
group ot lalands. Walk.lng lnlo the Be:ore elart.lng on thet.r croa-
naval air 1tatlon one day, who country trip, the lieutenant com-
ebould he aee but bJa brothu-tn-mander revealed that he it coneid-
1&•, Lieut. Lugo. Right then and ering rema.lniDg ln the navy.
there he made a deal, and eecured
permimion to ny out with the Erwin T onne Takes
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Any Sign ---Any 'Ti"'<
Tom Runkle
SIG NS
BOAT LETTERING
211~ Marine Ave.
Balboa Island
Ph. !111-R
Station Manager
RetumJng to take hla brother'•
place managing the Udo Richfield
atation in whJch be a.ulated before
the wa.r, Enivln Tonne of Coata
Mesa will continue the well-e•tab--
11..shed &el'Vice at the foot of the
bridge oppol!lte the Udo theater.
he said last week. Erwin expect.
to give apecial care to lubrication,
washing and polishing of care.
Te lep ho ne 1347-J
for
FIVE -DAY .SERVICE
on
Cleaning
o I
NWWl'OWI ••J .. A
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·-·'ftllD • ¢, Oetr t 'a, h. f l lr Ne• -a.-u, 1161 . '
Crewmen Needed
To Bririg Home
Overseas Men
Gett!DI' a cunplete and
trained crew ..-rd ....,,.,. ahlp
that can be -u a troop inn.-
port to one at our mnat lmportan\
manpower problema ~. declar-
ed Raymond Knh. acting .tale
director ot the 40 Southland USES
offlce• ln a.a.nouncing pl&n8 for
cooperaUon with tbe Army Bemce
Forcea to recruit peraonnel for
tra.n_.i ahlpo.
While Amerlc&D ctvntana cheer
pl&n8 for tSpeedy demobWsation,
American abJpt; lie idle ID our
porta, Krah Aid. Tbomanda of
G. L'• all over the . world are
"sweating it out" aa they wait
their turn for p•-ce home, but
their turn Ml apt to be alow in com-
ing unlea crew. are available. ·
A young man need have no eea-
l'Obll' ezperlcce ln order to quaIL
fy for tbNe; jolw, Krall aJ4.. U »1 to physically flt.. bu .. hip -
education or bu completed aa
much ot tt u ill commensurate
with hla age, eeven weekll' tra.lnlng
ln the Trauportatloo. Oorpa ClvU-
tan Marine Deckhand School ln
New Orleans wtU fit him tor a po-
attion as a deep wale r sailor.
Here la an excellent opportunity
tor a young man to 1erve h1!I coun-
' try at the same Ume be lea.ma a 1
trade, ea.ma a good aalary, and
aeea the world. During the train.1.ng
period he will receive a be.ale
wage, board, room. and uniform
allowance. After graduation be
may be aaeigned to a poet or duty
anywhere tn the world, and will
receive a salary ranging from
$1:>()() to $2115 a year. depending
upon the prevailing rate ot p&y
In the area ln whJCh he is sta-
tioned.
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.. BOOK 'WEEK.
To be Celebrated NOtJ. 11·17
P'f"WE NTY·FOUR national organl·
.l zatlons are cooperating wi th the
Chlldren"1 Book Council to m J k c>
f~J.• .... ,. ... _. rh!lrtren'" liook ,,., .. .,
trlea and many more wf11 ba"Je e.J:·
ten:iilve Book Week dlsplay1 &nd
prfl jf'Cl8.
l 'he 113tlonal orga.n\?atlon.s 9pon-
.
People
llabel mve, ma1natay to. Han·
een'1 (formerly Moore'• Contec-
Uoouy) just returned from & nice
long vacation. Spent one week tn
1 San FrancLICo. including three
day1 la. Santa Cnu with the Bea
WeU. f&m.ily (formerly of N_ew-
port); then aw ber brother, juet
bome from three yean tn England,
iaa well u ber mother and 9t11ter
on a 'ranch near Arlington, Ore.
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George Crocker, 9011 or · the f ire
chJef who juJlt· returned from a
long spell oveneaa, ta •Id tb be
pla.nning to re.enlllt. May the next
atretch be more pleaaant than the
laat tor theae boya. An lnc.re.utng
number a.re going back into the
told. Tbey can chooee their branch
of eervlce, and the area where they
want to ller'Ve.
'Time Won't Be "°Yll and girla Lieut. s1m.,.... ad-druoed, he Aid, when 1"" !Liited on Our Side for • yeu of mn1tu:y tnUnJn&-.
In.Next War' If the -dento had a better Ilion tor protection Of the country than
lratntng, be waa 8UJ'e the nation'•
(Continued from Page One) leaden would be glad to bear from
them.
membenr or both Newport 'Harbor Tbe apeaker u.ked tha.t they in· = ~:eaa poet.e ot the Amer-elude reallmn in their thougbta.
because to klf:ep at.treaat Of. the re-
Tbe . four principlea he dwelt tumin~ soldiers they mu.t be
upon were: thinking, planning, realistic, he said. He alao uke<t
reallam. and action. He brought the that they treat the8e veterana ot
matter at planning home to the the recently ended war .reallatic-
stu<tent. by aaying their algebra ally when they come bome.
tor ex.ample, w ould do them l ltU~ :=:===::==:r:===== gOOd unleu they used lt. so, he
•ugg .. ted that their think ing In lntenul.tlonal ilane9ter
time to come mw:t be directed t~ TaUOU 4ND TBACl'OB8
ward a. u.setul purpoae. Where FA.JUI EQUIPMENT
Americana once thought 1n term• M. EJtiste & Co.. Inc. ot · l.80lation.iam. becall8e they were
&eeure behind 3000 milea of ocean m I!. l tll. ft. DOO IAata AM
they reall.ze th1a 18 no looger true' 111 Ne.LA.. Bt.. ~ Siil ••eWm
he explained. '
You gotta have !rienda theae A matter Of economics or num.
d&y1 to get a place to Uve, obeerv-ber ·of cuua.Jtlee lost in the tint B 0 W L ~ Dr. T. R. Reeder, recently re-war did oot atop other na.tiona
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turned from .. rv1ng with the U . S. from embarking upon another war. B A L B 0 A
Army Medlcar Corps. Some friendl General ot the Anny George Mar-l
read Of t he doctor'a plight in the shall and PresJdent Ha r ry Truman , 2 4 0 2
Newa-Ttmea and phoned him, to :•.:_re::_:::th'.'.l'.'.n:kl'.'.:n~g~ln'.'.__:te~r~m~•~o~f'._'th~oee~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~
let the Reedera In on one of the
cloee!rl poat-war military aecret.&---
where to find a place tor rent! • • •
The Walter lOines of 900 Shore
Drive, Corona del Mar who just
returned from Oitcago and Pty-
m outll, Ind., are doing something
about the housing shortage. They
a.re bulldlng an apartment above
The Shore Oub, their cafe on the
public beach, rlgbt down close to
the wave.a?
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When you speak of Bob Allen
who do you mean? There are ai
the latest count five Bob Allens in
to'i\'Tl; two in Balboa, two in c~
rona del Mar, and one, the city
councilman. on Balboa Island.
11sv· CE
P.A. PALMER.
LIOOISLE~ ··----' W 0. BUCJC-Insw-anoe Counselor
,IJk,,u 1500 ~~
3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA
an d , Laundry
CORONA. DEL MAR CLEANE RS Over $1000 Ra ised Get Ideas Together
1so1 coast Highway Fisher.m an Sues At Annual Banquet On Ce lebrating
Pick-Up and Delivery Carl Philhart. Manager FCor Divorce; Of Christ Church General 1946 Date Spor tfishermen May
-----------------------11 :o~~~~th~o~!!:. Newport Over SlOOO was raised at the Prepacallona were st~::~ last Elect 1946 Officers
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aeacb r1sherman,
403 29
th street Five 0o11ar banquet held at am.st wrek tor obeerving two ~. one This Coming Saturday
\\'E SERVICE entere-d suit last week ror divorc; Chu~h By the Sea recently, ac· nearly a year ahead, v.:hich are Election or officers for the com-
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from Mre Mary Pauline Souder cording \o the report of :\Iiss Elsie important in the history Of Ndw-ing season may be set up ahead of • f y $ e f f 0 d U C t $ charging . extreme cruelty. Th~ Nev.·Jand, in charge of ticket sales.+ port Beach. They are ~1 ay 23, the the regular F'ebruary general
couple were married Nov. 25 1943 1 One-third of the amount goes l .1 date on w_hich the harbor will meeting of the Ne"'port Harbor i~~~~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~
at Midway City and parted May 15 the choir toward the purcha.o;;e of celebrate the tenth anniversary of Sportfishermen·s Association. it
last. They have one aon 10 monlba a pipe organ, the balance to the the re-opening o! Ne\li'J)Ort Harbor ""as Indicated in a letter being sent Factory Trained l\lechanlce
Cars Called for and Delivered El Paraiso Cafe Mandie Motors, Inc.
Direct Factory Chrysler • Plymouth
Sales aad Service
424 Main .St. Huntington Beach
Phone Hun~n Beach 26S
BATTERIES CHARGED
• ID 30 Minutes
With O•r .Just -lnlta.Ued
New S uper ·Quick Charger.
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LUBRICATION
SPECIALIST •c ~r-;:.
comtantly ready and able to gt.Te you the qulck.eet and
completest job of (T'eU1ng and olllnc
Auamented foN."e ot Expert &l ecbanlm now .erve J'OU at
VIRG 'S GARAGE
TEXACO PRODUCTS • GAS STATION
2406 \\'est Central Ave.nae. Newport Beach
Open ::Vlghtly nIJ 7 o'Clock Phones 129 a.ad 11'4-W
Need a Good
· church r 11 · of age but no mention of custOOy · o ov.·1ng the federal improvement to members last v.•eek by "Griff'
was mentioned in the complaint. Rev. E. D. Goodell acted as mas-program which co9t nearly tv.·o Griffis. sec retary.
ter of cerer:nonies and inlroduced million dollars. Suggestion~ have 'been received
the entertainers and a group or The other, disclosed at the cham-that the annual m11"eting be held at
young people who "-'ere at the.1 ber ot commerce ee.rly this v.·eek,\ \\fhite's Balboa Island next Satur· Americ an Breakfasts -Lunches -Dinners
speakers' ta~le and \\'h~ have re-ls to be the Fortieth Anniversary day night, Nov. 17 instead C¥f 1.he ~tly been Ln the scrv1ce. The)· of the f"otmding of N'e"·port Beach. usual date in February because the FLAVORY SPANISH DISHES Closed Tuesday
included Don Buf'.1s. l-loward F ol· Sugge!1llon.s Y.•ere asked of mem-later one does not allov.· the asso-STEAKS OPEN
aom, Delevan Fre 1~g. Hugh Du _n-~rs 1cr the manner in which th.is 1 cia.tion to properly prepare fo r the ENCIDLADAS . TACOS
l?P and \':'ave «i?atl G<-orge \Vil-important date could be observed. summer st>a!!On, it Y.'as said. Nom-7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Uarns. Also introduced Y.'ere Llke\l.1ite the California State inations Y.•ere to be consider:;ed in a McFadden Place at Court St., ~e Russell and Dr. Harry Chamber or C.ommerce has asked committee named over this past L-----------------N_ea.r ___ N_e_wport_:_ ___ Pler __ J
Whit~, ?.lrs. Edna aa.r:iett • who far help In a state-wide celebra-week-end.
was in charge of the dinner ~d ti on ot the discovery ot gold in the Darrell Ki ng is. president. James
Mrs. ~"!le Trusty, w_ho supervlsed state. President Braden Finch ot S. Barrett, vice-president, and Ray
the dining room. the local chamber has ~n asked Kimball director.
F~atured. on the program were lo serve on the county committee -------EGGS
FRESH readings by Mr. Knox ot Corona of which Willa.rd Smith member 0f T·Sgt. Billy Anderson. son or
del Mar, Lyceum and Chatauqua the board ot supervlso'rs is chair· Mr. and Mr9. J . w. Anderson, 21 7
• spe~er and ronner teacher at man. Wilson street. Cbsta !.1esa. is back
i !! Whittier college. Musical num-home after 28 months or service EVERY DAY
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bers included. a piano solo by Mrs. 1·n the Arm A. F · .__ •J 'C"I _ y 1r orees, v.•1th over-• p f C '!' "1orence Anderson. church pian-It wrui a d~ughter tOI' Mr. and I seas service in England, and bas i ears OI' anning i ist; te nor solos by Stuart Price. ~1rs. John Phtllipson, llll 'iit West recei.,,ed his honorable discharge
~ !I violin solos by Mrs. Walter Spicer. Central avenue .. born Nov. 10 at from the Santa "'-"a Anny Air
~ ' ~ Mrs. Ann.strong of Santa Ana St. J oseph hospital. She weighed Base. He ""as awarded the Air
. •-~ G R 0 C E R I E 5 .~ playing the accompaniment, and 8 pounda. 2 ounces. Medal with four clu!fler!.
-an anthem by the choir. \;=========================== i Cold Meats I ! Fruita a.nd Vegrte"W ! Tuesday Bridge at
,.._ma ~ 1 .... , Wallace Home
' . ! Button's Gr•ryl
~ 175' N-~ Bhd. ~ -~
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l•cis:erator?
Mn. Ray Wallace entertained
membent ot the Tuesday Bridge
club at her home last week , play
foOawlDg a prettily appointed
luncheon. Mn. Homer Mellott
held high acore and Mrs. M. J .
HOS'leUer WJ18 low.
ACE
Refrigeration Service
Domestic Commer ciai Marine
Ph. H. B. 48%3 619 Dela"'~ (\ve.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
"REPAIR WORK ON ALL MAKES"
George D. Bassett
General and Tax Accounting
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Fishermen's Bookkeeping
Notary~blic
2602 W. O?ntral Ave .
Newport Beach
Phone 1805-J
long Distance calls
are still al an all-time high
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SEARS HAS 'EMI
()then pre9ent were the Mes-
damea J ohn Web5ter, Arden Long,
Sam CraWford, Costa Mesa. and
W. J . Bri8tol and Jack Colvin of
Huntington Beach. '----------------------_:_ ___ _J
Bi9 lncinwators, correctti, cl.
1i9ned fOI' efficient ~
HHry REINFORCED conaete.
\complete with ui.t iroa grates
and spark arrester. 7 cu.. ft.
capacity. Plain finidt, $1 5 •••
borl effect, $17.
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0,.. Mclar md Sotwdo: 111 t :11 P. M.
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Purple Heart
Richard Cleo Starkey. 22. boat ·
awain's mate. second class. USNR. I
924 West Central, Nev.rport 8(>ach.
baa been awarde-d the Purple Heart
Medal tor wounds received in a.c.
lion aboard lhe American destroy-
er. USS Conner.
The award was made by the. I:::=:-!:/
Commander ot the Second Carrier • Tuk Force and was presented bv
the akipper of the Conner, LL R. ci.
Austin, USNR. somewhere in the
Pact.nc.
George Gay, 308 Ruby avenue,
Balboa Island. left this week for
New York on a two-weeks' busi-
ness trip.
;t; Our Marine Hardware
;!; Our Gift Shop
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• How can a motor oil save gasoline?
Much S""'lin• loss is cawed by gradual ring aod
crlinder wear. Gti mimires then "blow·by," rolnpreo-
5.100 is.reduced, perlorma.oce geu rough. RPM !Motor
Oil slows chis wear. 'way dowo -sticks tight On hoc
or cold mets! surfaces, inswa cold motors against
citra starting wear, prol«U critical bot spou dn long
rum. For mo"' mileage, less wear -use Staodard'•
RPM M0tor Oil.
CLAYTON THOMPSON
Whok sale Distributor and cheerful, helpful
SUlgeStions
PhOllt!l 155 Res. Phone: 1094
2212 w. Central
Newport
But we're working night and day
to bring serviw back to normal
Here on the Paci6c Coast, Loo.g
Dlltaooe telepbooe allJ are still at '
the 1ame high leTd they rached
jUlt before Japaa ID.naldered.
That u why • , . even though we
ara already ma!cing headway in briogio.g 1enoioe
hack to prewar llW>duds ••• there may still be a
delay before we can complete your Long OiswJoe
call, or the opentor may uk }'Oil to limit it to
6.TC minutes. We wa.m you to bow, howner,
that we're doing eTerythi.ng possible to buny
the. day wh en we'll again be able to han dle
prompdy "'1 Loog Di.twice call you .,..,,t to
make ••• aaywbeze.
5"tlt1r1 CoHfor1 la T1l1p•a• Co•puy @ .. ·
115 Palm St.. Balboa • 'hl-oe Nwpt,~Ut ..,. "... . )Ill • • • W. W -lllr Yllls r ....
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Total voluntary en.ll8tmenta lD
the peacellm.e Regular Ar m Y
1'AChed ff.799 u of October 19, It
wu learned today at Ntnth Service
Command headquarter• at Fort
Dougtaa. Utah.
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Pia.Ya de Cortes
To Reopen at
Guaymas, Mex.
N&Wi'OWI
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Christmas Package ·H-ntington Beach Ne port Cieramics Elnployes P~p ~ayden Bulletin Received lf • ;. W Injured Friday Jo1DS. Fire Dept.;
By Post Offices State Park Action Initiated In Car Accident '::pmHa~::S::rn•d '° th•
Early ma.tltng, earetul addrH&· Several employee of the Kay fire department Jut week on &
tng, obllpt.ory name and addNa In spite of the action on the Flnch Ceramt.ca atud.Jo ln Corona _!emporary hula. He waa call man
ot emder, and other detan. ob-Tar 'A' Team Corona del Mar State park. tt.e del Mar •Nere injured. one critical-and on the enlarged swnmer roree
la.lnabte h'Om the ~ an St.fie Parle commission has taken ly. when a car driven by Hayward ·before enllating ln the u. s . Cout
Col. Sailors . .
Used to Tough
Assignments FOR INSURANCE SEE
Howard W. Gerri.ti
-N""pon-
OOllTA 11R1A
..._1n
. A. T. Kercter, prutdent of the
Southern Pacific announced lea>
tng ot tJl.e famoua bot.el Playa de
Cort.ea at Guaymu, llu..lco, to a
corporation controlled by Ernest
Byfield and Frank Bering of au-
cago. Be.fore the war the boa:telry
on BocochJbampo B&y WU a popu-Col. John SaJion, new adm.UU.
lar rendezvouai tor 9J>Orl.lmeii. u-tr&Uve aalatant to C\ty Engineer
pectaJly tho&e who travel to the R L. P&tterWOD. aeema tram the
old-world atmoapbere for big game nature ot hill form.er ._tgnment
fillhlng. u &djutent general ot the l!:lgl\tb
The new opera.ton plan to re:-1 Air Force Ftgbter Commend to be
&mong UJe admc:flitJON sent out Slumps, But• 'B's' some steps to acquire ~ feet of Weatlake or 412 Hu.el Drtve, Oo-Guard, where be 9erved u a apec-
by the ·poet office department re, strand betweesf Huntinzt.on Beach rona. del Mar, crubed into the con-laliat ln safety for a considerable
prdlng Chrbtmu p&Cllap de-M B Ch and Newport, all of which are ex-crete abuttment in an underpue period tn Ketchikan AlUk.&.
livery. . ay e BlllPS pected to be included in a stat~ to avoid bitting another car about' Phillip la the son 'or Mrs. Oecar
Addre.u paclt&pe plalnly, and ln park eventually, as well a.s 125-midnight Friday. Moe. a clerk in the Balboa post
lnk. the department requeata. Tbe SporU tollowera ot. the Tar• of acres lmmed1ately inland tor a Westlake'• wU'e, Elizabeth. wu office, a.nd ot Captain Haydm, well
pack.age should be malled In a Harbor lilfb who have been <119-later develo~ent into a marine atlll unconsclou.19 ye.l!lterday from a known aa former sea ca.pt&in who
1trong carton carefully Ued to u-appointed ln the ahowiil.i..Pf thelr park and auto camp, it was· concusaton received ln the accident, brought several large y&chta here
wre It• 1afe handling. Name and A team dra.w some comolatlon In teamed in Huntington Beach yes-while he received a dislocated hip from the east coe..rt. Automobile • Fire open the boatelry Nov. 15 or a.a
soon as repairs and n!novatlona
Accident • Life a.re completed Byfield, who aper-
atei two of the largest hotel.a in
LlceDN and Contract Chicago, hu organized a Mexican
' Boodo Wrttta corp.oration to negotiate a leaae on
thia plcturuque spot.
• -MATERNITY DRE§~
• AND SLACK SUITS
Good Selection of Sizes and Styles
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Donna -Marie Shoppe
U5 No. Main St., ~ Blq. l!laala Ana
0-Dally 9,S() to 5 P. M.. S.tunt&yo 'W 9 P. M.
Lumber and Building Materials
Bay District Lumber Co.
-lllSO
518 OOA.tlT IDGHWAY AT THI!: ABClll!:ll
GORDON B. FINDLAY
a happy choice tor the job In which
the city e.ngtneer bu uked rellef
tor many month•. For the colOl'lel
la accustomed to grief, he admlt-
ted, aa that seemed to be h1a epec-
i<y in tbe nerve center ot. the
entire U. S. F1gbter acUvttiee
whlcb daily were plotted In the
headquute.ra Just out.al.de Loodoo
tor the three cruel.al ye&ra ot the
European. war.
The man now actlng a.a aai.ta.nt
to the city engineer and pu~
lng agent tar aeveral city depart-
menta in order to save whatever
money can be saved by corueolldat-
lng purchaalng bad that type of
job for one Of the moet tmporta.nt
parta of the U. S. Anny l!llatloned
in England. He sat tn daily with
five other colonela who advised the
commanding general in the oper-
atlolM!!I of more than 800 U. S .
fJghtera which protected the bomb-
n or the ba.!es from enemy • pla.nea.
addtta at the sender la require~ the record ot the B eleven. The · terday. and other inJurtea. Mrs. Jeule Hill
PertahabJe materta.J.a 8hould be tint at.ring hu not won ln the Under ten:ns or a bill -passed at ot 240 Heliotrope, J!lle<:retary to
marked "perishable." the bulletin SunM!t League, but the B team the last sesS"Jon ~ the s~te legis-Braden Fln.ch wu bruised about
received by Poetmuter H. F. t;Jlda fa.lr to wlD the champlonablp lature, $399.~ is available . for the face, and Robert P . Pierce, a
Kenny point. out. of. Ila claa. I purchase of this land. Apprat~!s repreaentattve of the Ka.y ~r-
Slse of any paclr.age may not The jUn.lqr aggttgatlon ha.I have. not bee~ made, ~d were not amlcs in Chicago, sustained &
tatcaed 100 Inches tn combined downed Sania AU B team by a I proVlded for, it w~s srud. but J. ll. broken leg.
lenath and strth-Wetgbt for do-ecore ot ~ Huntmgton Bea~ by Covin~?~· execuuve secretary of Injurlee of all the car'l!I occu·
m.llllic and Pbll.tpplne de.livery ( u-~ Mme, and ~ b7 one point I !,h~ Division of Beach~ and Parks pant.a were believed due to the
ceJK for .ome potnta ot tbe Philip.. more, or 26-0. They have only s&d that they are. doing all they torte. of the impact when they
Plnu) ha.a " muimum ol 70 Iba An&h Im d Full rto et 'to 1 can to make app~sals 50 that the were thrown •vainet the front e a.n e n Y land may be acquired _,, permitted tn parcel poet. 'Other tack.Je and they have tt all figured. Th 1 d · Id be . windahleld and agal.Mt the rear of
llmlt ,_ I ~ at 20 1~ , I e ong stran wou in-th f t alt hi I th overeeu .... p ac..... ..-. out according to compa.r&tive 1 ded . th · k d e ron aeat er tt ng e Det&ila_ may be obtalned trom the ~ of --~ b th c u in e Slate ·par un er 8 concrete wall. They were removed
l!IC 11 .,._.. games, OW e I separate project from the Corona
poetmuter. , youngsters a.re going to take the del Mar purchase, because the to the office ot Dr. Erllnger in
seai. tor Chrtstmaa mailing two team• from northern Orange I state set a.side some SlO,OOO,OOO to San Juan.. Capistrano, and from.
should not be placed on the ad-county tnto camp. eventually acquire properties for there to the Community Hol!lpltal
dreu aide. A special handling "The lel!ls sa..1~ about the ftnt various parks throughout the In Santa Ana.
charge to ta.cllit.ate faater hand-team the better, wu the re:m&rk state. This was one or them. Elizabeth Westlake is a clerk ln
Ung, along wtth tint cl&N mail, heard at the high school the other In the Corona del Mar proposal, the office of the ceramics studio
may be secured tor packages. The day. the city of Newport Beach must and her hu.sband ls a civilian of-
extra charge ls 10 cent• up to two match in land or funds 8 similar flee manager ot the ·u. S. Navy
pound.a; 15 centa from 2 to 15 Lutheran Church state fund ror beach acquisition. Ughter-Tha.n-AJr Base.
pounda; and 20 cenll!I for ove,r 10 State .Senator Thomas H . Kuchel
po!.1J1da. Plans Buildm" g· or Anaheim suggested to chamber
' of commerce officials in the beach F1ve commanding general& went
through the same at.aft beadquar-
t Bluff Sl.te Chosen city that nothing should be al-er.o durtng thoe• th"'• y.aro. but Veteran Wins Bid ·
Colonel Sailors remained. Many On Handling Mail
emarked at b.l8 ability to "take Hoping to commerce building ot r
lowed to interfere with the imme-
diate acquisition of this property.
C01. Edwin C. Kelton. fonner
army engineer is actively working
on beach erosion matters a nd ac-
quisition for the state.
Andy Hayman poetcard8 that be
mi88es the beach terribly. Espec·
ially, be writea that he -~sses th.at
daily swim. That ma~~ a bum
reporter out o! us. We didn't know
until the former chJef clerk ot our
draft board left. that he kept iD
trim by laking a. daily dipi_
t ." He explained that by saying Oliver H. Stewart. a veteran, their new church within two
hat most things whic h Irritate Wh"""e r--'ly reside al 12, E . ~n-months, Rev. Herbert Roth. pastor lhers do not bother him. Hb ""' ~ .. ....... h N H bo L th
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tral avenue. Balboe., we.a 9Uccess-l of t e e\\'POrt ar r u eran beertu.1 disposition undoubtedly ful bidder on conveylng the ma.ll 1 church announced purcbue of 2 lr
itted him tor the tough &dminis-between the Balboa post office and 1 ar res for a site overl_ooklng the
rat1ve position. the bus terminals. u \.\iell aa be-harbor at the junction of El
Was Reserve Officer ~t odena avenue and Ocean Drive.
Mrs. Robert Allen. 314 Anade
avenue-. Balboa. Is driving north
to meet her husband. LL Allen.
\\'ho ha~ been on Guam. I Office: s.&10 Cout Bl\•d. : Phone 41%
CABINET SHOP SERVICE
CABINETS and MILLWORK
T. C. Jolut80D, Supt.
401 SOth St.. Ph.: 2S88-.J
Fresh Daily
Oellcloua Sea Foods
Or. complete ~quipment
v.·hen you want to catch
your own.
HORMEN FISH MARKET
ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH
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TO INQUllll
'"80UT CM'mlG-
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Colonel Sailors got his reserve tween the post office and the Pa-At h t ' b lid f ' El t · t t • · N I l e 8&.me lme as u mg officer commis9ion when he gradu· Cl IC ec r1c s a ion in e\\-port. I . ed bo d f . , The errangemenf.8 will ~come el-P an9 v.ere announc , a ar o ted from Culver Military Acad-1 , trustees v.·a.s named to carry out
my about 17 years ago ~ an feet ve on Nov 16. 1t was an-h b Idl ' u c d b H F K t t e u1 ng program Ch urch serv-R. 0 . T. C. officer. He kept this no " e Y · · enny, pos · lVt"!! art" being held at the Grauel
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ontact v.·!th the reserve officersJ master. I Chapel in Co8ta !.te5a temporarlly
orps. and advanced to rating of] until their new edifi ce ls com-
Lt. · H. E. Freeman, USN, r e-
turned Saturday lo his home, 1723
?.1 iramar drive. Balboa. after a
year in \Vashington. 0 . C. and is 1
no\\• on duty in Los Angeles. j 605 East Central Avenue, Balboa apta.in before the outbreak of the Y•hile the Battle of Britain \\'BS a pleled, It was stated earlier.
ecently concluded war. Then in year and a half behind. they :!rt.ill Rev. Roth said that th e ne\\'
1940 he '-"'8..8 accepted as captain !law plenty of the "buzz" bot;nbs. church v.·i\J tov.•er abo\'e the har·
Jn the regular army in admlni!tra-In fact these hit all around the bor and \\Ill se rve as ., future
live capacity. fl(!hter headquarters In a London landmnrk for the city. It \\'ill be
His outfit went to England \\'ith suburb, he said. Thei r effNt was accessibl·~ to both Ne"•port Beach I
the advance echelon in 1942, and terrifying because it v.•as usually and Costa ~iesa .
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: contrasted with the V-2 bom bs the building program wt"re : Trul!l· 1
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Quality Lumber
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COSTA MESA
LUMBER CO.
R. E. HOSTETLE R
Phone '8 .
Yo"r f~est Lawn
PROTECTION PLAN
Representative Is
which exploded after digging I tee!!. Harold Faccou. Corona dcl
themselves l.nto the ground. Mar; E . R. \Villcut, Coeta ~fesa.
It wal!I not until Rommel wa.s I and Eameitt. Schultz. Newport
defeated In Africa that the British Beach : Elders: M. K Laurie, Coata I
\\'OUld even tell a stranger on the Mesa. and Mr. Neuma.n. Ne"·port
streets \\'here he happened to be Height!I: Deacons: TheOOor Haber,
at the m oment, the colonel r emark-,1 Costa Mesa; Richard Hubbell,
ed. They removed every sign from Newport Beach. and "-'illia.m John· I
streets and railroad stations. They aon. Coe.ta Mesa. Pastor Rolh WM
permitted no road direction or 1 elected to wrve u chairman o! I
mileage signs. becauae tht"y were tbe co\lllciJ and Mrs. Richard Hub-
in fear ot invasion until the "des-I bell \.\'as elected secretary ot the
ert fox" W&.3 trapped. Only then congregation.
dld the Brlti!Jh carefully put smart f Services are currently beinir
name plate!J underneath the eaves , held at Harold K. Grauel chapel.
in railroad stations, so that pas-
sengers knev.· \\•bat city they \\·ett
entering.
Monarch F1oor Dual
Gas furnaces 1
No Priority Sece&A&rY '
Some with Thermostats
Limited Supwy
for Immediate
Installation
No Down Payment
F .II.A. Terms
New or Completed Homes
Monarch Furnaces Approved
by A.G. A.
FREE ESTIMATES
L. 0. Grossnickle
Orange County Dlsh1.butor
1701 Flower St., Cor. 17th
Phone 43.57
If no answer call Santa Ana
6257 and leave message
SANTA ANA
4· Day Cleaning Service
-BUY VI c·T 0 RY BONDS-
Complete Automotive Overhaul
Reboring, Valve Facing and
Hard Seat Grinding
Attentive and Ready Service
MARFAK LUBRICATION
Stower's Station and Garage
SI 7 Cout Highway, Corona del Mar, Telephone: 723
Open Seven Da), a Week. Boon: 7 :SO a. m. to 7 p. m.
Texaco Quality ~roducts H. W . GEORGE
us 11th 8~
Huatlnirtoo Beach
Ph. a s. 4601
Before the "'ar Colonel Sailors
\\·a.a In the retail furniture business
and became manager of a store
i.n Kokomo, Ind .. before enlisting.
Adminlslratlon is hi.IJ business.
Getting &Jong '-"'ith people la a
hobby. Speclflcally he Is adminla-
tratlve &B8istant to the city en-
glneer a.nd tn the water depart.
ment. He moved hl!t family o! wife
and two soD..l!I to 1~21 Miramar
!ltreet the otber day. One eon ls a
sophomore 1n high echool. The
other it ln the eighth grade.
?i.fr. and ?i.irs H. R. Riilg repre-
.senled the Ne\\·port Harbor Ro-
tary club at the Ladles' Nilbt
dinner of the Santa Ana Rotary
club la.at week. and reported a I
fi ne speaker and good music by
the hlgb school band and an ac-
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Have you heard
"EASY ACES"?
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Announcing
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Expert
Shoe
Repairing
-at the -
Newport Shoe Repair Shop
109 -a2ad St., Newport Beach
Now Under New Management
FINE QUALITY WORK
FAIR, EQUITABLE PRICES
Prompt Service
CHARLES E. COX
Oww -llaapr
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WITH GENUINE PRE-WAR PAINT!
But first come in and take a look at our fine
Bake Oven •• then you'll see why our jobs are tops!
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One-Day Service - -Credit If Desired
All W orik Guaranteed
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llARRISON PONTIAC CO. .
Santa Ana
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James Lee -W. B. Foote
lnlurance -2117 Coast Blvd. -a.a! Eotate _ ,._
Casino Cafe
lllQ2 Main St. -Lou1a Venvey -Balboa
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Banow's De~ent Store
1816 Newport BIYd -CoOta M-_ ,. __
Boyd's Service Station
1!5(U W. Central A..,. -Phone S85 __ ,. __
Balboa Fun Zone __ ,._
B~chury Water Co.
~ .4J1elliu, • tlQll8f' J)Wl114d Driak1M' w ...
Phone Zenith t:ilO _,._
Balboa Market
Gus Van de Linde & Fritz Gooo'le'i» __ ,._
Eugene Elliott
~ E. Central-Real Estat~Estab. 1924 --V--
Balboa Paint Store
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ferrell~ E. Bay Ave. --·--Larry Fisher .
30th & Lafayette-Wholesale Fish-Phone 260 -·--·
Florence Bakery
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flrbank-Balboe. --·--w. T. Jefferson
212 Ocean Blvd. -Corona de! Mar --·--Lowman Boat Builders
4115 Newport Blvd. -Costa Mesa --·--
Bay Shore Camp
Coast Hlghway-Hetnz & Marie Kaiser -·--Excelsior Creamery
Santa Ana -01lifomia --·-B'Domes Cafe
2200 Ocean Front-Adele & George J:!eddome --·--Newpprt Builders Supply Co.
3104 W. Central Ave.-Newport Beach --·--Ocean Front Cafe
2114 Ocean Front -Newport
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MacCurdy & Calkins, Inc.
Naval Architects---Boat Builders--Boat Repairing --·--Bayside Fish Market
28th & Lafayette-Newport Beach
--V--
Dean Termite Control
&tlarant.eed ~rrnlle Conlml-L&Lellt Improved Xetbodl'
1017 So. Main St.-Santa Ana-Phone 6683
--V--
Orkin's Department Store
1793 Newport BLvd. -Costa Mesa
--V--
F. & S. Sales Co.
Santa Ana
--V--
Ludlum Carpet Works
1622 So. ltfain -Santa Ana , --V--
Vallely Boat Rentals
Opel & So. Bay -Edgewater at Palm Ave.
--V--
Balboa Cleaners
605 E. Central Ave.-Balboa
--V--
Rawson's Cafe
1015 C:O...t HJ&hway -Newport Betu:b
-V--
The Edgewater
lOCK> Shore Ave.-Corona del Mar
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California Marine Packing Co.
La103'1!1te A--N-n
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''The Arches"
.. lut a u~~ Bl.t Betw " Cockt.U Lounn and o.i.
On C:O...t Highway at Newport Blvd.
--V--
Van Camp's Sea Food Co., Inc.
227d!Oth Street -Newport Beach
--V-
Ida Naylor
Beach Togs -Balboa Wand
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Still's Sea Shell Cafe
Palm & Central-Balboa-Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Still
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Starck's Cafe
1117 21.st Place-W. B. iw-, Mgr.-Newport
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Costa Mesa Paint & Hardware
Mr. and Mrs. F . A. Walsh •
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Balboa Yacht Basin
P.'ln,.._ Road -O. A. Haley -Npt. lid> l500
-T-
The Balboa 1nn·
Main Street at the Bal-~ Newpart. '80 _,._
Caibertson Chevrolet fu
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• ~'It' s~good -tif know 1bat folks at-home are
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INVESTING OUR FUTURE ·
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BY BUYING VICTORY BONDS!,'-' ..
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Owner of • farm at New Doa-
slu. ID, Stall' §o1. Frank J.
B.epoTKla ... ZS ID.OD.... O'f'fll"o
aeu.. Mw Mrrice in Alric. and
l 1alrJ abo-.e~ b e e a:pre11e1 tbe
Tiew. of mllliona of farmer-'f'do
erana now retl&l'll.lq to .,.., fanm.
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---------·-·--··---. Y ES, that's what Vi ctory Bonds are ••. an investmenl
in the future for every one of us I And man, what
a lot yon get for your money in Victory Bonds ! Not only
the 88tisfaction of knowing that you are helping to sup-
ply the skilled, costly care our wounded must have
through long, slow months of recovery .•• but also that
you're proteeting the fnture of every returning service
man ••• and your °"'" future I
Our Qu_ota is
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$300,000 --Let's Go Over
Our Quota
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Victory Bonda provide a backlog to improve your
farm if current income drops off. , • to get b etter equip-j
ment, pnrchue the additional land you want when'
prlcee are more to your liking.
There'• no better or llllfer
way to 111e your crop money
this fall than thla1 inveat in
Victory Bonda I
There are 7 different iypes of U.S. Govemmen Securieits offered in the Victory Loan.
CA>nsuJt any bank re~arding the issue best suited to your individual requirements. 1!11111-------v I CTO RY LO AN ISSUE ::11-------~
2 ~% U. S. TREASURY BONDS
Dated November 15, 1945 ••. doe December 15, 1972
..• callable after December 15, 196'7 ••. '-rer or reg-
istered form ... Price: Par and """"1fJd Interest.
2~% U. S. TREASURY BONDS
Dated November 15, 1945 •.. doe December 15, 1962
••• callable after December 15, 1959 .•• bearer or reg-
istered form ••. Price: Par and """"1fJd lateftst.
~%U.S. CERTIFICATES of Indebtedness
Serles K-1946 ... Dated December S. 1945 .•• doe D&-
oember I. 1946 ••• '-'er form only ••• Price: PW and
acenied lllteren.
U. S. SA VIN GS BONDS-SERIES E
Doe 10 years from d&t.e of l9soe ••• l9sned r.t 753 of
par . . . yield to maturity 2.903 . . . registered form
only.
U; S. SAVINGS BONDS-SERIES F
:OU.. 12 years from d&t.e of IMue ... Issued r.t 74 3 of
par •.• yield to maturity 2.533 •.. registered form
only.
U. S. SAVINGS BONDS-SERIES G
:OU.. 12 yean from d&t.e of illsoe • . . IMued r.t par -•••
Interest payable wemi-annoally •.. yield. to maiurity,
Z.li03 •.• registered form only.
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U.S. TREASURY SAVINGS NOTES-SERIES C
:OU.. s ,.... from date of. llllae ••• lllued at par •.•
yleldto'msliuUy L0'7 3 .•• '-ibed form o.ty.
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Thil AdvertiaeDlfllt Made PoeaibJe by the Patriotic Contributions o( the Citizens and Firms Listed on Chia Page
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Bay Shore Cafe
Coast Hllflway-T. F . Norton _,. _
Gaughan's Standlll'(f Station
2100 W. Central -Newport Beech _,. __
Hansen's
Ice er.em. Malts. San~ Ooeu Froat
Open Evenings UnW 10:30 _,. _
Davia-Gay Mask Co.
·~In Mualc and Sound''-eo.t& Ms& _,._
Newport Ice Company
UO Thirtieth St.-Newport Beed>
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Conrad Richter, M. D.
lllO E. 18th St. -Coot.a Mesa _,._
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Board.man's Harbor Market
303 ~ Ave. -BaJboo. Wand
-v-
Natiottal Re8earch & Mfg. Co.
Corona del Mar and San Dieeo l
-T-
Robert A. Crawford, Opt., D.
1791 Newport Blvd.--Optomet:rist--Oi«ta M-
-v-
Kenneth E. Wilson Co.
Ouis-<:ratt cruJsen; -Oirysler Marine Engines
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, Newport Dredging Co.
631 31.ot SL
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Market Spot
200 Marine Ave. -Anton H ershey -Balbos Island
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Port of Seven Seas Boat Landing
Boat Saleo--Marine Wa~7 Coest Hlglol087
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El Paraiso Cafe
l\lcFadden Place -Newport
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Sportland Bowling Center
Main Street-Balboa-Phone: 2402 --·-Sawyer Sport Shop
207 Marine Ave.-Ba.Iboa Island -·--Western Canners Co.
W. M. Longmoor
--V-
Kay Finch Ceramics
Corona del Mar --·-Cliff Joye's Service
500 W. Central-Balboa-Ph. 1172
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The Blue Sails
Books, Greeting Cards, Artist Sup.··Maln St.-Balbol
-v-
Melrose Abbey Mausoleum
E . Fenton Dean, Manager -Ph. Orange 131
-T-
Juniata Ceramics
3090 W. Central -Ph. 347·W
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Polly Apparel
Gilbert and Leah Brown--O>tita Mesa _,._
Central Boat Works
Deslgnen & llullders-Foot ot 31.ot St.
-v-
Hormen Fish Market
Fresh Fish and Sea Foods
-v-
Balboa Sportfishing Fleet
Paul LottntRn-Pavilion-~
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Sam's Sea Food Cafe
Coast Hlahwa,v -Sunset Betu:b _,._
Famous Dept. Store
201 E. Fourth St. -Santa Ana
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A Friend
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. Foster & Sons
Trulcott Cndsel'S-920 Coast Hlah""'Y
-v-
Theo's Cafe
318 East 4th St. -Santa Ana
Higgins Pleasure Craft Co.
Nt!wport Beach-Dale E . Watts, Mgr.-Pb. 2088
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A. B. McCollum
Udo Ille
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Lido Richfield Station
3413 w . O!ntral -Erwin Tonne _,._
Viele Plumbing & Sheet Metal
1829 Newpoct Blvd. -a.ta Kea
Q-Rio Shoppe
2lli Main St. -Jewelry and G1tta -&!boa _,._
-Richard Seeley
2UI Marine A..,,~Balboa Jalnd _,._
Biuy Bee Cafe
l'wnwa for OUr BreakfUU---106 -St.-&lboe _,._
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MiWi'Olft
.... er ·
-941.IM)A I llLAA·ti•p Ksat+I'! Bz +,
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0;·0 a 's, Tld1z?w lfo+
· PuBLIC N o TICa EVERY N Ews :Tl'MEs -cLASSIFIED AD . IS Al OPPORTUNITY!
Read Them for PrOflt • • • U1e Them for RauJt.I
(',aptain Austin,
. Fonner. Teller, or c1e1..m1i,..,.,,. "' th• Buperln-
Stati ed • T tendent of Street. or the City Di-• "-on In exas (lneer ID rol&Uon thent.o, or who ,
• , • c:lalm. !!>al the work llu not been
llendmr "Hello" t.o all hi. old performed acconllnr t.o the con·
11 PAINTlllQ CC»ITll.Ao:lfOa
Painting -Decorating
-"' Newport lleacll .. capi, tract tn a good and tuhOl.antlal PUBLIC NOTICE • B-. O'l!IDll Cba.r!ee AuatJn. former ttller P manner, or who clalm. that any ~ the Newport lleacll bnnch of the portlon ot the work -.. foe any .:_.:..::..::.:..::.......:....:.;_.;._.;.....;.. _ _,.,-·I GENllRAL CONTRACl"DIG, llA>-
Bank Of America, who ia now on reuon olnitted or uiegaUy tnclud-~ are u follOW8, to-wtt :1 p&lr and AltuatJc.ia. 8ee 1"raDk Root RepUr Ir; PUnHn•
Ph. N~I::!. & 1i.*u. 8t.
12-tfc
tbe IZt&tt Of the ottleial cllrector or ed to. the contract tor the eame, or .&.nt.boicy J . Ohllon.1, 40S 40t.b, ~far, MQ5 nnley aft., Nd·
ll!Mdquartera Of the FUth Servtce having or making any ob~Ucm Street,. Newport Beach; Andre J .1 ' port 8-ch. Ph. 1488-M. .f3..ttc
Omrmand at Fort Hai-. Tuu. to the correctneu ot the WtP-Durocher, 3901 lila.rcu8 Avenue,
AUllUn, who hu recently ree ment, or diagram or other act, Newport Bea.ch; Jacob Bod.rt·/ BlCYCLa -Sold. rcted °' -,. ~ed the rank of captain, ht wtth detttmtnatioll or ~eed:ln.&' at the boeter, 1920 F\lllerton Avenue, pa1Nd. VoeeJ.'a. 100 Jril.aJD_ St.. -:::-=-.,.,,,--------,
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:: tile Army tlnance departmeat and superintendent of Stneto o.-Oty Coot.a K-; Robert C. Stewut.• &a•-and 208 Karine A•enue,B& __ .. _UT_r_AD>e _______ _
• POil lllCNT &l
FOR SALE-Walnut dlDing table, FIRE l!:QUIPlO:NT TESTS -
A-1 condttlDJl; vanity and bench, C-0-Two, P:Jrm• •Foam retUJa
ecreen door, Philco auto radio. , CO• t1.ud ll)'Stem and Pott&ble1
'515 1.&rkapu.r, Corona d.el Mar now avat1t...,e. IJTS..BO~ Ir
after 10 a.m. 86-:it GALVAN, 1000 o-t Hlpway.
• Phone. lllS4. 7:1-UC
WINDOW ll'RAl<E GLASS
SET FREE
FOR RENT -Nicely turnl8bed
room, private eutraDce.. «G'ftD,....
ienUy located. 1 block from eut
bay, 1 block trom 1hop1. Inquire
'5121,S We.t Bay Ave., Newport.
86-tfc
hla -duty 18 the tmpeC:tion of Engineer, eh&ll. prk>r to the day 1604 Dod9on Avenue, San Pedro. _11o~1~-~~l~"~·~nc1~---.L·~22~-~tt:'.c COLO and KACHINELESS Bring your wllldow1 t.o etoro. cn:o..tau Jlayroll otncea al the War Ht for the hearing on the Wiii Wltnem my band t..bi9 31.c: dayi HOUSE CL&ANJNG
-Departmmit In: Ohlo, Weat VJr-meaL appeal to the Aid City Coon· at October, 193'. ' and
glnla. Indiana and Kentucky. en by briefly et&t!Dg ID ..,.ttlng A-J . mm.mo INTERIOR DECOIUTINO
WAVES >-J. Burton Paint store. :vas-
~l1ng and ~ noll& A We.tlnlnater, 0>9ta
Hiwns Boats
111\r to 1115 Feet
Priority -talr& """'
FOR RENT-Two up8ta.ira otttce
IJ\lltea In Balboa. S room.a ea.ch.
Suitable for doctor-, dentist, at..
tomey or a.rcbltecl Newly dee.
otat@d. Ph: N. R lf.12. 87-tfc
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WhJle here Ui. captain lived a.t the grounds ot appeal. For a de-.JA,OOB BODENHOEFER Ftne Workm•nahtp C~
tM: bom.e of Mr. and Mn. J . A. acrlptioo. of aid work reference ll ROBERT C. STEWART J . c. Kirk Phone 1M3 or 1:?25 Gant. 1111 We!lt Bay avenue, and hereby made to the above mm.· A. J . DUROCHER S7-ttc
wntM them that be expect.a to be Uoned ReeoluUoo of Intention. State Of Callfornla.-)
PuBLIC NoTICU
~ oveneaa. . Dated tbil 7th day ot N OVflm• County of Orange ) ,..
-----'--------·fbu, 194S. On this Slat day ot October,
• FRANK L. RINEHART, A.D., 1945, before me Alma K. PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Oty C1a!t, l\ath a Notary Pub1.1c ID and far Robert H. Daniel, Jr.
PAIN'rllfO OONDAcroa
NOTICE OF FILING ASSESS-
MENT FOR THE CONSTRUC-
TION OF SANITARY SEWERS
ANO APPURTENANCES IN
AVOCADO AVENUE ANO
Pub:-Nov. 8, lS, 1945. the l&id county and elate, rulding; Painting -Waterproofing
-therein, duly comml•toned. and Interior Decorating
NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE swam. pe!'90D.&lly appeared ~ Free Eatlm&W
Under Soetlon 3440 Clvll COde lhony ,I. Ghiloni, Andre J_ Dur--Complete Spray Equ.Jpment
· of tho State of California ocher, Jacob Bodenhoefer and Ph. 1467-R, Box 137, Newport Bcb.
• OTHER STREETS AND AL-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN : Robert C. Stewart known to me No Job Too Big 85-4tc
LEYS, ... S CONTEMPLATED
BY RESOLUTION OF INTEN-
TION NO. 3159 AND OF THE
TIME AND PLACE OF HEAR-
ING AS TO SAID WORK ANO
ASSESSMENT.
That ARTHUR MEI.JD Vendor, to be the persona wboee namel!
whose addre33 la BoJf 321, Newport a.re subecrlbed to the wit.bin lnatru·
Beach, County of Orange, State-of ment. and acknowledged to me
Callfornia, intends, to aeU to ER-that they executed the aame.
WIN TONNE. Vendee, wboee ad-IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1
dresa ta 517 Balboa Street, ln have hereunto tel my hand a.nd a!-
1Nll
TIDE TABLES
Coata Mesa. County o! Orange, fixed my otnctal seal the day a.nd W . l4
State of California, the foUcwing year ln thla Certi11c&l• first above-Th
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NOVEMBER
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t.8 l.1 •.•
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1.2
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PuraJant to statute. notice Ls described personal property, to-written.
h9reby gtve.n that the Superintend-wtt: (Seal)
7:03 ......... 6:53
ent of Streel!I of the City of New-All Block in trade, and ~ulp
port Beach, having made an aSBts&-ment of a certain gasoline service
ment to cover the costs and ex. station bustness known u ·'LIDO
pe.naea of the con1tructlon of sani-RICHFIELD SERVICE s TA-
ta.ry i.eweni. and appurtenances in TION" and located at 3413 \\'e81
Avocado Avenue and other 'Slreel.9 central Avenue ln the City of
and alleys tn said City, as con-Newport Beach, County of Oran5e.
templated by Resolution._ of Inten-State of California., and that a
tfon No. 3159, adopted by the City sale, transfer and asslgnmcg.t or
O>uncll ot said City on tfle 7th the same will be made, and the
day of May, 1'945, filed the same consideration therefor wl~l be-paid
tn my office on the 7th day of at 10:00 0 t:Jt.ck a.m. on Afonda.y
November, 1945. the 19th <!ay of Novemb11 r. 1945.
I hereby fix Monday the 3rd day at the escr0 ..... department of Bank
of December, 1945, at the hour or of America National Tri;st and
4:00 o'clock P . M .. and the Council savings Association A.t Balboa
Cbamber of the City Council in Branch in Ilalboa, County of Or-
the Oty of Newport Beach, as the ange. State of California.
place, when and where alt pe reona DATED ?'1.ivc:nber 7, 1945
Interested in the ~·ork done or in ART.rll'R MELLO. Vendor
the 18.ld aaeessment will be beard ERWIN TONNE, Vendee
by the said City Cou.ncil. Property Pub.-Nov. tJ. 1945.
ALMA M . RATH,
Notary Public in and tor F .
ea.id County and State.
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17 (My CommiMlon Expires October S.
15, 1946.)
Su. 18 Pub.-Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1945.
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CERTIFICATE OF BUStNESS
Flctltloua Firm Name
(New C1a7Upt •TIA& ttmll)
Tld• ar. placed tn order ol OCQl.r1'enc.,
Llsbt nrue. a. l4.: dark nl'W'9ll p. m
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certlfy that they are conducting PUBLIC N OTICES
a Rea1 Estate Brokerage business ------.,-.--::---:-:--:---
at 703 E . Central Avenue •. Balboa. tiflca.te of Purchase No. 40 issued
Callfornla, under the fictitio us Je.nt1ary 20. 1880 to C. E . French
firm name ot COAST PROP· for !Tac. in SE11' of Sec. Z3. and
P.::RTIES CO. and that 98.id nrm la frac. in NE 14 of Sec. 26. T . 6 S.,
composed ot the following person.!11, R. 10 W ., S. B. M., 27.SO acres:
v.:hose names and addre39e1 are s.s Total amount ot purchase price
follows, to-wit : $27.30; amou.nt or purcha.se price
Geo. B. Weiss. 316 E . Ocean paid $5.46 ; amount of interest pa.Id
Front. Balboa, calll ornia. $0.09 : &mount ot pun:ha.se price
L . Elaine Vleiss, 316 E. Ocean unpaid $21.84; amount of interest:
-· Ev-g Appotntmento Pl!. 179-W _K_-. __ P1>one ___ 11_7_9-_J_. ___ 7_s_1tt_c
Beautv Shop Dale Watts
11~ Hhrai, -&AQ. d6l Kar
7&-.tfe '
W ANTlllD--HO'l1CL 1111.AID. llal-
Inn. 1'tY>Ge -· &-Ito
HELP WANTED-Woman or gtrl
to work tn blzidery department.
art Ume work. Inqllire-_Newa-
ea otttce. 84-tfc
Just Arrived n-. a-. Aid
BATTER~
Oun .. .-. Drue Co.
111 Kain et. Pl!.. n1n
IO-tfo
901 Clout !llghway Pb. 2088
81-tfc
MERCHANT Marine otncer'e wtte . EVEBYTHIMG and year old child want small
turn. houee or apt 'tn June 1..
EI iECTBJCAL Loui... Helm Kadau, 1220 Eut .,..-H-•.:-,._ Gal-~ Palmyra. Orange. Phone 16&-J .-.no-UIU&I. or; .... ..a collect. 8,5-..itp
WE HAYm C004 UleG plMco fa< -~
"6. $1215, $116, $116 up. Fine -1000 0out mc-r WANTED by ...ponalblo Tol&-
ll"&Adl S88G up. Twma. Some PboDe 1884 11 ... t:ta phone Employee, 2 or 3 bedroom
tor J8D1. 38 yean in Oranp -------------houae. Permanent. ... ant&
....,,1y. D&us-8cllmldt PW>o ao., PLYWOOD BOATS All.a tl888 so.ttc
G20 N . Kain. 8aiita Ana. WO Rowing or motor, 8, 10, 12, 14-tt. ~ SIBLE WRITER retum-
Typewriters Repaired $49.50 Up__.. ed from Pacific. wanto Balboa
7 Day Service P&dd.le~ateon Island cottage for :S months per·
W ANTED -Houaekeeper, depend-MESA RADIO A· E"bECTRONICS Salling Dlhghy. 'iod. Hu wife, 8 mo. old baby.
ablo, full or part tJtt.e, atay 179• Newport mvii, Watson Woodcraft Shops Wri~ c/o Newe-Tlm ... Box "G".
,nlgbl!I or go bome; family of 2 Phone 345--Coat& Mesa 84-ttc 611 Coast Highway, Phone 601.
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adult.a, 2 H. S. gtrls. Phone 651 . FOR SALE-'3:Z...Bu1ck eedan, good ~~=-.,,.-.,.-..,,-"°'"--:-=-79..,-_tt,_c 87-Ztp tine. Geona 9Bll for 8 Meter BOATS-Bot, Sold and Traded
HE--LP--W-ANTE--D---Ru--po-.,-U>-le boat, pertecl\ condition. Trtplept Marine Engines and Part1!ll
perscm_ to IOOk: after two chll-tube cuter, -excellent condition. , MARINE SALVAGE AND
dren afternoons. and occaaional Phone N. B. 1638·W days, or call MFG. CO.
eves. Through November. Bal-at 422 Acacia SL, Corona del W. Central Ave. Pb. 2388-W
boa laland. Pb. N. B. 128.5. -Mar e\'en1nga. 84.ttc Newport Beach, Calif.
__________ 85_-_u_c 1 PennJr,lvania Oil 2&-ttc
INTERESTING G on -70c . CAL&lUDIO H
W t A t S } RADlO REPA.lRS-All makg; W 0 R K es ern u 0 upp Y tubee. ete. Marine Electrician.
Authorized Dealer Ph. 2417. Burt Norton. 1111 Pleas:i.nt Working
Conditions •
1836 Newport Blvd., Costa Mes~ Coast Hgwy., Newport Beach.
84-4tc 1-ttc
Stamps For Collectors
U . S . and Forelg:n.. Approvals
on Request
MESA HOBBY°"S!JOP
1794 Newport Blvd . ._fotrl& -Vesa
Need An Extra Radio?
Let wi make your battery port·
able all electric tor a very rea·
eonable fee.
HO.USE W.,WTED
.
In Balboa
Two or Three Bedrooms
Permanent Residents
The Coach Lamp Cafe
504 West Central
Phone 2268
WANTED ON BALBOA ISLAND
--3-bed.room house, year round,
by war veteran and tam.Uy of 3.
Phone Newport 1480. 83.4.tc
Learn
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
Increased wage rates •
'DOW in effect.
" 84.4tc
SOS RADIO
215 Marine, Balboa I.aland 1BEAL ___ ES_T_A_TE ________ ,_7
84-4tc
BATTERIES
l lL owners, the contractor or bi3 u-
~. and all other persorµ1 inter-
ested ln said work or said a.9Se.SS-
ment, fee.ling aggrieved by any act
-Front, Balboa.. Callfomia. unpaJd and due Jan. 1, 1946, Apply ····
Gliders,. Mode!-Plahes
Boats, Railroad Cars, ·Ba.laa
Wood, Glue, Dope, Knivee, etc. For Portabl~
150-ft. on Main Highway
tn. Newport Beach area. 4660 sq.
tt. ot bldga. Suitable for ahopa or
mfg. Living qtrsi. on premises.,
~
K EEPING BOUSE, helpillC
take care of the t&m.lly-~·
would realb.e that buaineu Strl9
an not the onlT on11 who •~ _ _. ~ Headache &1ld Tiro4
~clt.tnc Muaclea. We home stria
oft.en work ju,,t u hard and baw
p.t u many Headache&, jutt u
-Stomach Ui-,. ud pl ptuTl....i.
:Al>out a ,_ -. I llrd 1lllil
ALKA·SEL TZER
I !Ind that It ..... 1117 t= B...S. takee the ldnl<a oat ol !A<hiua Mucleo &1ld brlllp
-Jrbc l haYe Acid In~
I The family .... I am a lol
'9&ier to liTe with aince l ~n. IJDowu about AJka.Selt.er..
'\ ·Ba.. 10a tried ALIU-SRIIJ'•
DR 1' 11 not. why don't J"OU ..
a pocl<.are ~tZ Laree pockap tof. Sm.all ce SOf, alarQ b7i ~ slau at Soda FoanbhiL T
No. 43289
ALIAS SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of Californla In and For the
County Of Orange
{Action broogbt in the Superior
Court of the County of Orange, &nd
Compl&.lnt tiled tn the Oft1ce ot the
Clerk of the Superior Court of ttald
County.)
GRIF'F"l'l'H COMP ANY. a Cali-
fornia Corporation, PlalnW-t, ve.
NEWPORT OIL & REFINING
CO., a caiilornJa O:>rporaUon, et al,
Defendant. ·
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET-
lNGS TO: NEWPORT OIL &
REFINING CO., a California. Cor-
poration, EVA JOHNSON DeKAY,
s.s Executrix of the Lut Will of
Louls F . DeKay, Deceaaed; JOHN
A. YERKES, FRANCIS C. De-
KAY, UNIOl" NATIONAL BANK
OF PASADENA, u Trwltee under
the tat Will of Stephen S. Wold,
sometlme1 known u S. S. Wold,
O.Ce--1, Defendanto.
You a.re directed to appear tn an
action brought aga.ln.9t you by the
above named pl&J.nUtt 1n the Super-
ior Court of the State al California,
in and for the County of Orange,
and to answer the complaint there~
in within ten daya after the eervtce
on You of th.la summona, if eerved
within. the County of Orange, or
within. th.1rty d&yw l! eerved elle-
vi.·here, and you &.re notitted that
unless you eo appear &nd a.rur;ver
u above required, the pla.inti/f will
take judgment for any money or
damages demanded ln the Qom-
plaint. as ariBing upon contra.ct, or
wtlJ apply to the Court tor any
other relief demanded in the com-
plaint.
Given under my hand and seal
ot the Superior Court of the Coun-
ty of Orange, State of California,
thl1 Slat day of July, 194.5.
B. J. SMITH.
Cowity Clerk and Clerk of the
Superior Court ot the State of
California, Ill and for the
County of Orange.
By A-L. HITCHCOCK, Deputy.
Richard W . Othmer, 312 Alva · $146.06: total amount of principal,
rado Place, Balboa, Ce.Jifomla. inter.est and coats due Jan. 1, 1946,
Marlee H. Othmer, 312 Alvarado $170.90. Under Tide Laqd Location
Place, Balboa. C&Jlfornla. Number 82, Certillcate of Purchase
WITNESS our hands thb 26th No. 41 issued January 20, 1880 to
day ot October, 1945. c. E. French for trac. tn E ,_, of
GEO. B. WEISS SEt,4 ot Sec. 23 , and frac. In Wi,i
L . ELAINE WEISS ot SW% Of Sec. 24, T. 6 S., R. 10
RICHARD W. OTHMER W,_ S. B. M .• 8.33 acre8: Total
MARLOE H . OTHMER amount of purchase price $8.33;
State of California, ) sa. amount ot purchase price pald
Cou.nty of Orange ) $1.67: amount Of Interest paid
On. this 26th day ot October, S0.03 : amount of purcbue price
Southern California
Telephone Company
tbo E . Bay Ave.,
Balboa
Ask
or
North Main
Santa Ana
or
Street
the Operator for lhf'
Cb.1et Operator
88-tfc A. D., 194S, before me, H . M. unpaid $6.66; amount of interest
HOLKER. a Notary Publlc Ln and unpaid and due Jan. 1, 1946. Call 117g...J For
tor said dounty and State, pe~n-S44.89; total amount of principal. First Class Painters
ally appeared Ceo. B. Wei.sa and L. Interest and costs due Jan. 1. 1946. A J . Burton Paint Store
Elaine Weiss and Richard W . $54.5!5. Under Tide Land Location M.agnoll& A WeetmiDster,
Othmer lllld Marloe H . othmer. Number 83, Certificate o! Purchue eo.ta Mesa 7&-tfc
known to me to be the person:! No. 42 la.sued January 20, 1880 to -------------
whoee names are &Ubecrlbed to the c. E . French tor tfoa.c. In w~ of EXPERIENCED PAINTERS. -
within Inatrument. a.nd acknow1· NE1_4 and frac. In NWt,4 of SE14 Steady work. H. E . McDonald,
edged to me that they executed of section 23, T . 6 s., R. 10 w ., 414 Old County Rd, Costa Mesa.
the same. S. B. M., 10.39 acres: Total amount • 81-tfc
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I of purchase price $10.39 : amount MAN or WOMAN livl.n.g in th1a
have hereunto eet my hand and ot purcha.ae price paid $2.08: viclnity, wtlb transportation, tor
attlxed my offlctal aeal the day amount ot interut paid S0.02; general work around bouae and
and year ln this certificate flnt amount ot purchaae price unpaJd yacht, young, cbeertul di.a-
above written. ' $8.31; amount of interest unpe.id po.eition and willlllg to learn.
H. M. HOLKER, and due Jan. 1, 1946, $55.61; total Part or tull time work. Salary
MESA RADIO & ELEcrRONICS
1J94 Newpoh Blvd.
Phone 345-Costa Mesa\ 84-•tc -
STEE~ KITCHENS
Custom Built \ Ca~et Tfoes Ran~nd ·Sik Units
Sh'o-wer -~oors
Southern Counti -s~;piy Co.
144 Coe.at Bf\t . N orth
Laguna Beach Tel. 5852
83-tfc
Prompt Service
on
Lubrication
Oil Change
Greasing
Washing
Polishing
EXPERIENCED HELP
Notary Public In and for ea.Id amount of principal. Interest and ,open. Jack Lawrence-, No. 2,
(SEAL) C-ounty and State. C08la due Ja.n. 1, 1948, $66.92. Harbor Island Drive. 84-tfc •
Pub.-Oct 30; Nov. ·6, 13. 20, 1945. Pursuant to the provtaiona of -------------
Theodore Robins
Authorized Ford Dealer
22nd & Central, Newport Chapter 1399, Statutes of Callfor-
State ot callfornia-State IAmda nla.. 194~. the State La.ode Com-
Commission -Dlvt.sion ot State mJ.aaton bettby demand.9 that all
Lands -Department of Fina.nee. amount. ot the purchaee price ot
Statement prepared by the State aa.ld lands. both principal and ln-
Lands Commtuion pursuant to the terest, shown to be unpaid and due
provi1iona of Chapter 1399, Stat-by the forfgoing statement. shall
utea ot Callforni.l., 1945. showing be paid on or before October 1,
total amount of the purchase price 1946, to the State Landa Comml.!-
of the tallowing described lllllda aion at Sacramento, together wtth
tn Orange County, together with ihe sum ot $3.00 cOftlB Imposed by
the amount of the purchase price the provialone of 8&.ld statutes
paid there-on, and the amount ti!. upon the owner or owners of each
the purchase price unpaid and due Cf'rtiflcate ot purcha.se. listed ln
October 1, 1945. Under Tide Land said 11tatement, a.a well u upon
Location Number 37, Certificate ot ea.ch penoo who may have &C·
Purcha.9e No. 22 issued February quired by purchase, an interest in
1, 1878 to J . R. TobermAD tor trac-all or eome portion ot the lands . ' lion ln NWt,4 of Section 26. and de.!K:ribed ln tbe certificate. And
trac. ln NEJ.4 ot Sec. 27. T. 6 S., notice l8 hereby glven that in the
R. 10 W ., S. B. M., 158.20 acre.a : event such unpaid balance Of tbe
Total a.mount of purchaae price purcbue price, both prtnclpa..l and
$158.20 ; a.mount ot purchase prlce Interest. together with such coeta,
WANTE D
25
SKILLED
CARPENTERS
Overtime Pay
See
MR. PETI'Y
. South Coast Cu.
or
C.I. 0. Hiring Hall
80-tfc
pa.id $31.64 ; amount of intere1t be not paid within the time above -----,,-::--::--,:=::-:-=::---=
86-tfC-
WANTED TO ll1JY n
WILL PAY CASH tor your tur-
Alture OJ' what have you. Pboo•
Nwpt. 2000. 0. R. en.w1or. n..
Food Baaket, 1812 Newport
amt. ~ Mea.. 99-tfc
IF YOU want lo sell your old
p.1ano Me us. We pay highest
c:aoll price. 30 yeare In Orange
county. Da.nz-Scbm.ldt Pl&no Co.,
520 N. Main. Santa An&. 11'-tfc
P'UBNlTUKE FOB SALE st
FOR SALE-Tnermora.Y gas heat-
er, $20. Lawson ga.s beater, $5.
Corner Acacia and Pacific Drive,
90r'ona. del Mar. 85·4.tp
FOR SALE-Mahogany drop-leaf
extension table. 114 Jade Ave.,
Balboa. !eland. Phone 2012.w.
87-2tc
Also large stock or, tubes.
-3 Day 1-
Rad.Jo Repair Service
M)\SA-.$0 & ELECERONICS
\ 1 ewport Blvd.
Phone 345---C Mesa. 84-ttc
8P11C1¥L ANNO 18
Ralbh P. Maskey
3(10 Cout Blvd
Ne'Wpert Beach, OtJifornla.
Phone 402
KEYS MAO£ WHILE Y'O.l' WAIT ___ A_t_Co_r_o_n_a_d_e_l_M_a_r __ _
VogeJ'9, 100 Main st. Balboa and Be&utllul 3 bedroom
208 Marlne Ave., Balboa Ieland. 2 etory home . 22-*
PIANO TEACHER $3_500
O. V. LINSENBARD
Graduate
Royal Con.ervatcwy, LelpMc
W . J . HOLCOMB
1'517 Cout Highway
Corona del Mar Ph. 12'52·W 1526 W . Ocean Front
73-tfc l--------------
"Where the F1ags Fly" 87-21.c
Carpenters Available
for gen.en.I maintenance
and repair
O. Z. ROBERTSON
c.ll Newport 88
PAINTING -PAPJl;R HANGING
and DECORATING
H. E . McDonald
4H Old County Rd., Ph: lM-W
Costa Jdeaa ~ttc
Washing .U:ac:hines
Repaired
Parta FOr All Kak.91
Pick up and Delivery.
SCHULER'!
Waahinc Vacbtne Shop
1768 Newport Blvd, Ooeta Keu
Phone 2283 ~ttc
"More For Your Money''
We have just tn8talled 3 new f&e-
tory met.bod Retread molds whlcb
give a deeper tread than new
tlrea, meaning mor. mllea.ge.
Leave tirell in the monUng and
have them recapped or repaired
by evening or we pick up your
$16,500
2 11tory stucco. 4 '*1roomA,
2 batha. Extra lot. Paved
Good Buy
W. L. Jordan
700 Eut Central, Balboa
Phone WI 87-2tc
New
3-Bedroom Homes
Hardwoo<I flooro--Tlle bath
nie sink-Double gvage
$1900 down-SM per month
Make your Mlectkm I10W'
Be ready to mo.:ve in
Ralph P. Maskey
3410 Coe.It Blvd.
Newport Beach, California
Phone 402 car and deliver same day. Free 71-ttc
loanera it deeired. Koney back -------------
guarantee ii your assurance. WANTED TO LEASE-Vacant 1"
Grade A Truck Rubber acre or 1 whole acre on Newport
Now A•affable. !!lvd. Minimum of 5 yn. Prefer
eo.t.a Meea Tire & Retread Shop longer. Will Lmprove to suit our
our Ul!W' addrea
1160 Newport Blvd.
Tel. N. B. 23U
bualne.aa. Before 6 p.m. call New-
port Bea.ch 260, &!tu 6 call
612-M. 83--Uc
.t Our Marine Hardware
.t Our Gift Shop
I Seal Superior Court
Orange County)
Pub: Sep 11 to Nov 20, 194~ (Tuea)
paid $12.97; amount of purthue llmlte-d. all or any port.loo of such &&LE MISOlll..l..4NEU8 IO FOR SALE _ Beautiful 6·p1ece
price unpaid 1126.56; &D)ount of landl &bove .. detlCl'ibed upon wbJch FOR SALE-Roper high oven gU Walnut dining set, dreescr. 1'1r.1all
-lnte~M. unpaid and due Jan. l , the purcbue price la unpaJd, to-. range; &190 luggage trailer. 171.S O&k library table. breakfast set .
1946. $860.88; tbt&J amount of get.her wllh all moneyw previously Ocean Blvd., Balboa... 85-4.tc davenport. eaay chair, beddmg.
BUlllNESll OPPOBTUNITlE!I to llOND TO LOAN
I
and cheerful, helpful
suggestions
2212 W. Central
Newport
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS:
FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME
THE UNDERSIGNED does
hereby certify that they are con.
ducting Boat Design, building and
-repair at Foot ot 31st Street,
Newport Beach, Callfornla.., under
the flctittous !inn name ot CEN-
TRAL BOAT WORKS and that
said flrm ls compoeed Of the fol-
lowing penons wboee names and
WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD
811 Coast Highway 101
• Moorillp and apMe aftlleNe
fbr Boeta for s.Je .
• PMc!le Boudl tar ... -.:• ; ; . "1 &lie .... GI' -*IL -:_
prlncipe.l. interest and coeta due paid on account of the purchase Phone 651. 87-4-tp
Jan. 1. 1946. 5990.44. Under Tlde price, whether for principal or In-FOR SALE-Gu range, table top. ~----,---=:---::-:::-;;;;;=
Land Location Number "t9, Certit-tereat, will be .forfeJted to the · tull size oven. S-40. 218 .Sapphire FbR SALE .-Two 9x12 Wilton
lcate of Purcbue No. SS tuued State, tn accordance w1lh the ~ Ave., Balboa laland. 87·llc ruga, 1 set of twin beds, 4-posl-
Ja.nuary 20, 1880, to C. E . French visions ot said statutes, and all ------.,--,-::---:::--:--er wa.l.Dut. box springs; daven-FOR SALE -3 pair fine Velour b N B 18 tor fra.c~ ln Sec. M. T. 6 S., R. 10 such certillcalff of pUJ"ChaM ab.all port and la.mpe. P one · . · Drapes, 9 tl long, double width. 87 2tc w ., s. B. M., 43.80 acres: Total thereupon become null and void. color' deep copper. 393 De.l Mar •
amount of purchase prtce $43.80; And notice is bereby given that Ave .. Coat& Mesa. 87-llc FOR SALE _ Ga.a stove suitable
amount ot purchase price pa.td any peraon having a conveyance of for living room, 5 radiante, u-
BOAT MFG. and SALES--Owiiera
Olnesa fori::ea sale of profitable
bueineu. Hiway location. Long
term leue. Retail, wholeaale, ex-
port sales; 4 month.a orders -<>n
LOANS TO BUILD, ,,,.,, unproTO,
mod•naiu or renaanc..
Newport Balboa Fedenal Sa~
and Loan Aaoclatloll.
8333 Via Udo Telephone 1MO
hand. Franchise on outboard mo-.AU'l'OllOTIVS a TIBE8 51
tora and pl&stic boats. New ma.,~-------------cbinery, stock, plywood, pat-
tefll8, jtp, truck, 3-phaae power.
FOR SALE-1935 Indian motor•
cycle. 920 Coaat Highway.
8'-4tc Terms. Box 869, Balboa. Island,
Calif. 85-tfc $8.76 ; amount ot interest pa.Id u..e whole or a portion of the lands FOR SALE-Table Top Gae Range cellent condition. Pbooe Newport
$0.19; a.mount of ,n11 ..... haae price~ abo\'e ducrtbed, but. to whom the (O'Kttte It Merrttt deluxe}. Ex-News-nmes advertisements are r--UI rl Bes.ch 303. · 87·llc Ch·~ -"d t !fl · t din uppaid $35.04; amount o( lntere4l. certificate Of purcbue baa never ceJle.ot condition. Ce ng P ce. ~ Give to the W;.r ~" -your ...... e o e cren spen g.
unpaid a.od due Jan. 1. 1946, been sulT'eD-dered., may protect h.b Pb: 1899-J. 21·1 Topaz, Balboa BOATS, 8UPPLD:8 II
6
BAUTOS WANTED 51
$234.'50; total amount of principal, lands from fo<felture by paying Ial&nd. 87-2tc =s=T=AR:.::.:_:B_:O_:A_T,__C_,3.,.23°'">-:-ID_g_ood---,-co-n-=A=UT08:.:..::=.._:W_:ANTED=.=.:::.::.: _________________ _
interest and coeb clue Jan. l , 1946, the amount of the purchase prlce -------------1 diUon, $500. c. F. 'Jones, 217
$272.54. Under Tide Land Location and Interest due on such portion Hosiery Mending Service Agate St .• Baiboe. laland. 86-itc
Number 80, Certificate ot Purchue an~ tu.rnlshJ.ng atlsfactory evt-S-d&y servi~e. Advlae on the beat
No. 39 lssu~ January 20, lSSO. to dence ot b1a poa9ea90ry rigbl to the hosiery to buy.
C. '"E. French for fn.c. ln Nt,i of land. a.r. ID aid etatute:a provided. • Kay Worley, 224' OUa Bldg .•
Sec. 26, T . 6 S., R. 10 W., S. B. M., In Wltneea Wbereof the undersign-4th It Main. Sant& Ana. 87-ttp
29_74 acrea: ~amount ot pur-ed ha.I executed lhb statement andl----=-:-::--::-:-:-----
Chue price '29.7•; a.mount of pur-&ttbttd the Ilea! of the Stale Lando Flash Lights
chue price paid $UC!; amount of Ownml••on at Sa<:ramento, Call-Toys -Games 1n~rut paid S0.20; amount at pur-fomla. thll l~th day of September Newport Pharmacy
chue price unpaid $23.79; amount A.D. 1945. · • lrT·ltc
ot lntetul unpaid Ud due Jan.. 1. 'state Landa ·O>mm1•onl---,..,.-=-=-=---:;-:--:-:-
llH<S, $159.46; ~ amOUllt of (Beall Carll')e P'. L)"Ill<>n, FOi\ SALE-Coleman oil h<eur. f:aiie:~~u:!° ~ BJ:-';":::...~~ I ~=-=-~.:o.del~:.
Land .,,....U.O. Number 81. ,Cir-~--NoY. I, 11, llO, %1, lN5. 11:21p
.. . ,b!_ -· . t
l!dARINE W AfS
Haul out Ume now av&llab1,.
KacCURDY & CALKINS
1215 Coast Higttway ,
Phone 168& • 83-Uc
FOR SALE--2 Butane tanke, li-
p!. .ue; 2 broose crua.r rud-
derw for SS.ft. bo&L See
.KacCURDY • CALKINS
1.%15-Cout Hlg!J.,..Y
PbonelSIMI.. llS-trc
,.
•
· .
WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
and Will Pay Top Prices
SELL YOUR CAR NOW
While Prloe8 are Hlgh.
Phone tor our courteous buyer who will csll and
advise -YOO regarding OP A regulatlooa, cemng
prices and arrange all detaUs -CULBERTSON CHEVROLET CO., Inc: .
a-ralet -0-Deelera a:xn. Wiit o..tnl. Ms 1spc;ct Bx•. ,JCG °""· JiRb;'Mlall'hlla:.•lm• s;m ...
\ • •
Q a 1.1, I.NI
frbor Area P.-T. A. Representatives
[,Att~nd Fourth District Meet at Placentia
N1D e qualltJea to encourage In After luncheon Mn. Erwin L.
Harbor Feminine Activities Costa Mesa WSCS Elects Officers, With
Mrs. T. Martin Brauti Named President
the growth and dl!'Yelopment ot Wlnter. coordinator for Rudy
mn.dren are k'ndne•, dependabil-groupe ol. the Tenth I>Wtrict, apoke
ity,; hoae.ty, courage, eelt-coa.trol, on the work theM groups a.re do...
I {_ood sportam•nahip, rwpoa.RbWty, lo&' &Dd aid that leaden e&n not
Phones 13 8Jld 208 I
New Teachers Meet
County Consultants l'OOd workmanehtp and the dl9-be trained tut enough to me~': the
QtrptmHon between right and demand..
wrong. according to M'.ro. x. E. Pruont from tbe Newport Har· Union T . Simmons. county OU•
1!Utherland. fourth vtc .. prutdent. bOf' Union High .ecbool P .-T. A. }lertntendent of 8C.hoob, talked on
Oaliforu1a Con.grew ot Parellta a.nd were Mn. w . R. Fow)er. Mn. tuchen• credentlahi when ,nfl'W'
Teaclaent when ahe apoke at the George Gay and Kn:. Jerrold teacher. of Oranp county met rourth Dl8trtct meeting beld Nov. Spangler, preu cb&irm&n.; trom Wednuday at the klnderp.rten of
8 at ~eat.la. the eo.t& Meu. Grammar .chool the. Newport Buch Grammar
Arthur stpberd,. d11b1ct P .·T. A. wu the pruJ.dent. Mn. IChool with merobe:n of the l'latt
prui t, called the meeting to Kenneth Stewart. and the Newport of the county .chool otnce.
order t 10 Lm. 1.n the auditorlum Beach Grammar .::boot P.·T. A. John D. Hayea, &Miatant auper-
ot th! Bradford Avenue UniileJ wu rept"esented by the pretldeat, 1.ntenClent and director of elemen-
•.Chool, After a group of .i.x 1elec-Mr&. Ed.gar Hlll and lira. G. H . t&ry •choola, WU 1n ch&rp of tbe
Uooa by tbe .chool band thue wu Rogen. meeting' and bitroduced. Warren
a round table diecuulon pertain-O. llfe.ndenhall. a.ul.tant •Uperln-
' tmde.nt a.nd dl.rtctor al. •pecl&J !?_B__t_0 thf• recbllvo~.'.'..~ 0
1f, oporatorof Chop Suey Featured .. rvtcea; Dr. Mabel A. Geddea, .u1-~u or \D ~ ._ yeara 0 d L h health education couultant; Mn:. age, aloo on the oubject Of com-at Br i ge unc eon Do ~-" GU d ,,, __ El'--leo millt ...... train''"'"· ra r-a.uaey ne• an -.._ -.. pu ey .._._,. """"6· abeth Miller, general educ&tlon -------~------Mn. Lynn Kepp.er, 706 Park conaultant.8, and Mn:. Evadna
Expert
Shoe Repairing
avenue, Balboa Island, entertaln-Kraus Perry, art education coo-
ed with a bridge luncheon re-suit.ant
cently, srerving chop suey at the The purpo.se of the meeting was
dainWy appolnted bridge table•, to acquaint the new te.&chera with F1owera were not uaed on the
While You Wait
tables, but chrysanthemuma add-the teaching aJds avaJlable ln the
ed a note or fall color to the county. a.nd there were 23 new teachers present ln addition ta· the
county otttce per90nnel. •••
Ray Pagan
515 East Bay Front
!Next Door to Pa.Im Cr.le
rooms.
~frs. H. R. Ring won the trav·
eling prize tor the third ti.me ln
succession and the first prize u I v.·e-11 . while ge cond prize went to
Mrs. Adrian Tiilotson. Others
present v.·e re Mrp. Tom Henderson,
I :\1rs. Sally P eyton, Mn. Obed Lu-
cas. Mrs. Allan Wilkinson a.nd
Mrs. Mary Blodgett.
J•n•u ,,, '"'""''"'"" ••• I ,,, I I ....... l lllUl ltl Ul lllJ!l 111'1tl:l&lll"l "l ''')'l1'1 "' '"'"'"'"1!!11<1 ....... ''"""'
f Selection ~f Smart I
i Costume I i Jewelry I l • Also Shell and !
;; Indian Jewelry. • ~ ~ ~ --;
Four member• of the Girls'
League or the Newport Beach
Grammar school served tea and
cookies. They were Diane West-
lake, president; Mary Ann Morey,
Beverly Bechtold &nd Diane Dick-
erson.. F1ov.•er arrangements t or
the tea table were done by Phyllis
Watkins.
Santa Ana Girl
Weds at C. D, M.
Chapel by the-Sea. Corona del
Mar. waa choeen a.a the setting
tor the wedding ot Mies Patrlcla
Witty, dau1hter of Mr. and Mn.
Lo\ltell W itty or Santa Ana to
Lonnie G. Mims of Atlanta, Ga.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the ~v. Samuel E .
Witty, r;ra.ndfather or the bride.
• By Wlnltred Barbre •
Costa Mesa ' Grange Mesa PTA to Buy
Plans to Buy Bonds Play Equipment
Wlth a bluing IOI" fire .. a •-rful background. the Thur.
day enntnr meeting Of the Coeta
Mee& Grange wu held ln the foyer
ot the Amertcan Lertoa. ball with •o memben preeent,
Huro Belau acted u muter ln
the at.ence of Muter J09tpb
RapJer, who, wtth Mr1. Rapier and
Mr. and Mra. Fred Brace, wu at.
tending the state Grange con.ven.-
Uon Nov. 8 U>d T at Banta Crus.
At the Tue9day meeUnr ol. the
home flCOnomlc eection held at the
home at. the t.reuu.rer, l4n. Alice
Mullin., Broadway, over $300 wu
turned O'ftr to her, proceed,, from
the b•n1r and chJcken dinner, and
•he presented this lo the Grange.
It wu voted to wie the money for
the purcha.ae of war bonds.
It wu a.nnounctd that Sunday,
Nov . 18, \\•ouJd be the annual
Church Day for the Grange. wtth
the Rev. C'arl Jobnaon prepartng
a special sermon, and all members
were asked to attend the Commun·
ity church on that day.
The next meeting of the home
economic section will be Tu.eeday,
Nov. 20 at the home of Mrs. Bertie
Kite, Orange avenue.
C. M. Firemen's Wives
M_eet at Davis Home
Buffet refreshments ..-.rere eerv.
ed by .Mr9. Glenn Dav\3 v.·ben
she entertained members ot the
Fire.men's Auxiliary or Costa
Mesa Thursday evening at her
home on Ea.at 18th street.
Plans were made !or a Cbriat-
m&.9 party to be held Dec. 13 at
the home ot Mra. Bertre:n Smith,
121 ~. Rochester street. at "A'hlch
time secret pals wtll be ~vealed
&nd gilts exchangtd.
Pit wa.s the game of the evening,
With high score h eld by .Mary
Elmer. Those present were the
Queattona pertaining-to ecbool
acttvtUe. a.nd why the s:hool
c:afeterta i. not ln opera.Uon were
d-d by Prtnclp&I Eve"'tt Rea
and tee.chUI &t the meeting ot the
Colt.a Mua. Puent-Teacher A.uo.
claUon lut week. and a lllgl'YtJm
wu made that ~ad at a picture
prlze tor 1the room with the bMt
attendance money be collected and
a book purcbued.
Mn. Kenneth Stewart prukled
at the m.eetlog and It wu voted to
buy playground equipment ot
.rwtnp and & merry-go-round f or
the Llndbe'l!I> echooL Thll will
colt approxima.tely $300, the pf'ffl·
dent stated.
After the meeting tea wu serv-
ed at a table. decorated in autumn
colors. the hostess committee belng
Mrs. Ed Morrill, Mra. D . cart.-
wright, M'.re. J. M . campbell and
Mn. H. Andenon.
Two Baptisms at
Mesa Church Sunday
Rev. Grow Brown of Lo9 An-
geles wu guest epeaker at Cost.a
Mesa Community church Sunday
and after the sermon o!!iclated at
the baptism ot h is grand.son. The
ba.by'l'I parents are Mr. a.nd Mr9.
Chlaholm Bro\\-n, Mrs. Bro\\-n be-
1.ng the daughter ot Mrs. Helen
Davis ot Coeta Mesa.
,Rev. Carl Johruon. putor Of the
church. officiated at another bap-
tismal service, tor small Tim.my
Schorle, 11on of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Schorle rand grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Ree..
Thie ls the week of vtattatJon for
Community church and men ot the
church are going out each evening
to call on families. A.s.sistlng Mr.
J ohns.on are Rev. Root of Orange
and Rev. E . D . -Goodell Of N~rport
&acb.
' Ree!denoe Phone.1837-R
Gay Party -at BYC
f'of Jack Greene
Jack Greene. TOT Heliotrope
avenue, Corona del Kar, wa.a cele-
bratlq hla btrlhday Sunday and
Dr. and Mn. Harry Unday ol S&n
Ka.rtno enterta.tned ln bi8 honor
with a cockt&ll party at their
Park avenue home, Ba.Ibo& llland.
followed by • -at tbe Bal-
boa Yacht club.
When frienM pve Kr. and Mn.
Greene a "boUH:warm.ing" lut
summer (although their new hou.e
l8 under COQltrucUon at Beacon.
Bay) they were pre.nted with a
aet of colored gl&llQ a.nd thla
time Mr. Greene received large
beer stuae1 to match. A.. each
one wu unwn.pped MayO!' Clyan
Hall ''poured" and paaaed it a.Jong.
The ftnal package contained four
m:nall gla891!!8, gift of H. E . Christ-
ler of The l•landett, who had been
kept busy all Saturday dternooD.
wrapping the gluaes, and who
sent a mesaage, "What else could
l do?"
Vlce-comlnodore Bob Boyd ha.d
hia banjo along and there was
ainging and dancing until 1 a .m .
Those present included Mr. and
Mn. Greene. Dr. and Mrs. Llnd·
say, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, Dr. and
Mrs. Fred Haiber, Mr. a.nd Ml'8.
C1ya.n Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Hard-
castle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sul-
livan, Mr. and Mrs. Russell, Mr.
and M.rs. Bart H enderson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ea.rt Young and Mis.s
Barbara Met.calf.
Ebell Book Section
Meets at CDM Home
M'.ro. T. K&rtln BrauU boada tbe.------------
Costa Mesa Girl
Weds Marine Corps
Warrant Officer
Uat -Of newly elected otftcen of
the Won:ui.n"• Society ot Oln.u&n
&:rvtce of the Calta lteea Com-
munity church. accordlnl" to !'6--
pon. of the meel1DK held Thun-
day at tbe chur<:h aocl&l IWJ.
Circle 8, of which M'.r1.. H . E . M'.lN Mary Couron. dauCbttt of
Mc.Mwtry 18 cb&1nna.n. """ere ho&. Mr. and Kn. Georre Counn of
e .... a.t the luncheon, -~ 60 Placea.Ua a'n.d Victoria avenuee,
me.mben 11nd ruut& wu wed lut week to Robert
Otber otttcen elected were Mn. Eugene Bullm•.,.r, warrant of-
Bemlce H&rN. vtce-pruldent; tlcer. U. 8 . M&rlne CO<pe, It wu
)(n.""lrene WOOd., recordini 1een. announced tn eo.t& lileu..
tary; Kr•. Jcnte Baird. cort'ff-Th4' bride WU ctv.a. ill marrlage
ponding MCret.a.ry; Mn. Mary Ben--by ber tat.her, her attendant bdng
nett, treuurer; Kn. L. o. Har· Ml.N Delora Tamner. Kuvtn L.
rt.on, 9Piritual. Ute cb..&J.rma.n; 14,.._ 8trawn acted u bMt m&A for the
E . O. Potter, ml.Mlon&ry edue&Uon 1n1de-,-room.
1ecretary; Mn. o. o. ~ a1p--1-------------
ply aecn:tary; M'.ro. C. V. 'l"urnn,Jr------------,
eecretary""Of literature; Mn. C&rl
Job.neon la honorary pnMdent,
and other committee cba1nnen are
appoint ed by the preaidenL IJl-
eta.Uation will be in December.
Mre. J ohnson wa.a ch&lrma.n ot
the nominating ~m.mlttee, mem-
ben of which were Mrs. Mabe)
Ja.me9, Circle 1 :··Mrs. Della Cook,
Circle 2: Mre. J ohn Boyd, Circle
3 ; Mrs. Willi.am Hlrtler, Clrcle 4 :
Mn . Laura Jone.a, Circle 5, and
Mrs. Claire Wright, Circle 6.
White House
Cafe
Pti-118%
lapaa Beach, Oallf.
PIER SOL'S
ProfeMlonal Pbnnacy
Ill llll>BSllT A VBN1JS
~A llllAOll
""In B..ane11 f<>r You• He4lih'"
~ la Plwmtp" 21
OOllPIAl'9 aJOLOOICl&I,
• D&W ll'IOm'
After the businesa meeting,
presided over by Mrs. E . o. Pot-
ter, Mrs. Van de Water of Long
Beach, tanner' Methodist confer -
ence of!icer, talked on the at.a.tug
ot women in the wold today. She a.:.,., ;te,, ·• 9::' :-:-,
told of those now ~ing thetr ;==·~~·~· ~·~·~·;~--~~· ~·==. places in Congress and the Senate == • 2 l'llWI u.-..
&8 well as· women noted in world
affalrts, citl.ng Mme. Chiang Kai
Shek as an outstanding example.
County Speaker
For B. & P. W.
Broken II Lealiy
WINDOWS
REPAIRED
Phoae lW
Mra. Gerald Ritchie, lfl.5 First Mrs. Elizabeth Leland or the
a.venue, Corona d~ Mar, enter· county juvenile department 9.-'ill
ta!ned the Ebell book section be speaker at the meeting ot the
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Bu.alness and Pro!e&ional Worn.en.
Obed Luca.a and Mrs. Conrad to be held ThW'8day evening, N ov.
Shook a.s a.sslstlng hoetessea at 15 at White's Park avenue cafe
the de.Meri luncheon. at 6 o'clock. Phone Betty H andy,
-REGLAZING -
Window and P late Glass
-Mirrors -
What-~ot Shop
3G1 Palm Balboa
Mrs. Ralph H olden reviewed 1296,J for r eservations. ~ ALLMARK !
' i -i i Christmas Cards ~
The bride wore a gov.'Il ot white
net a.nd lace, witb a lace hat.
and c.arrled white orchids and
bouvardla. Attentlanti were C&pt.
and Mr•. Carl H. Leo jr. Preced-
ing the ceromoay Mlr.I Wanda
Hubbard sang sever al numbt>rs.
Mesdames Harry Ander80n, Jack T H
Bennett. Guo S.ach. Harold ·Eddy. reasure Unt for
Bertren Smith. William Wright, Girl Scou t Troo p
\\'llllam Lord, Mary EJ.:ner,. Glenn [
'"T'he Peacock Shed9 lt..s Tail" by I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; T i.,dale Hobart. and Thelma Stra-1 1
bel"s .. Storm to the South" was
reviewed by Mrs. H arry Welsh
of Corona del Mar.
~ ~ • -• • Perso nalized and General Complete, Beautiful lines •
I l '
~ • i .Newport Souvenir and Gift Shop
• • --' ' • ; Mr. and Mn. Forreat 8 , Owen • ' 2 102 Ocean Front ~ , ' ~ '"Tbe Sto~ of a l\Ulllon ArtJclC9 • -~ = ~ ~. • 11i ul o11u1.""tuini11111tut• t >16a•ul 11l 11t 11Jul 11l 11l11t 1lu•11l ul1 1•11111"1 1111111•11 I l «I •I "'''"' 11u1111011.11111"•
'7/w 9i/J die Wd/,
ll~R~.1
Peace is here but he is still over there seeing to it that
th~ sparks of hatred do not set the planet in flames
' anew.
Unable to See Him This Christmas ---Make It a
REUNION BY PROXY
Yau will be speaking to him at yoW" sparkJ!ng best
through a Personality Portrait by
~----N 0 T I C E----~
Our BaJboa Studio wt1J be open for a~ntments and
de.liveries Tuesdays and Fl'iday5.
Our Laguna Beach Studio reml'lins open e~ry day.
Telophone Laguna Beach 4343
After the reception following,
the young couple left for ,a honey-
moon at m ountain resorts.
-Give to the War Chest -
"IF I RAN TJD: I DRUG STORE .....
Old Man L ~ , -1" & barpJn
chaser. "U I rail this d~
store." he .Wd one day, "nu'
prices'd be lowe r than any·
body el!le in · lo\\·n."
"U your prices were
lo'4·e r," we told him, "your
1u.a.Jlty a.nd 11ervlce \llo'ould
ba,·e to be poo~r. We
'ltand back of the tblnc-s \\'e
8fell, \'ou trade here becauM
you can boy wtth oonttdence,
and you know you're &fwa.v•
retttnc your money'• worth."
Newport Beach
Pharmacy
UOI 0-.. Froal Pbono 5
Bur Vloto17 -
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Davis and one guest. Mrs. Oavts• Girl Scouts ot Troop 6 held a
mother. Hallc™:e'etl treasure hunt at the
Complete Fountain Service at
•
Book Week Observed
at Local Library
With Nov. 11 to 17 designated
as Children's Book Week, 24 na·
tional organii..atlon.! are cooper·
ating v.•llh the Children's Book
council to place "more books In
tbe hands of m ore chlfdrea.." ·
A3 their part in the project,
the Nev.'Port Beach Public library
will have 75 new, colorful books
for juveniles on display and boys
and glrl8 '~rill be given the oppor·
lunlty to 81gn !or a favorite book
I v.•hich will be held on reaerve un-
1
1 tu the follov.·ing week . according
to the librarian, Miss Dorothea
I Wit.on.
There wllt be special nower
a trangements at the library plan-
1 ~d by the 9ixth grade gVls un·
Ider the d irection of ~Ira. Butler
and the seventh and eighth grades
.,,..1Il visit the library und•r the I dinction of Mlso Clara Spelman.
Scout H ut Oct. 30 and played all
the time,honored games of the sea·
800, wtth ci4er. cook ies a.nd candy
for refreshments.
Enjoying the good Umo were
Scouts Diane Daniel, Aldora. Davis,
Eleanor Ferguson, Janice Long.
Evelyn Woodworth, Eileen LyODB,
Sandra Stanton. Nancy Cole, Lu
Belle Boice, Estelle Berry a.nd
their leader, Mrs. Walter Cole.
C. M. Legi on Au x.
To Serve Dinn er
Mrs. H. V. Snodgra.s11 of Bal-
boa Island. who ls to be leader
ot the new Al?~ond book section .
wa.» Q llJ>eclal guest and there ~·ere
2ts members present.
The next meeting will be at lthe
home o! Mrs. Eugene Fenelon .
1721 :Miramar Drive, ~·ith ¥rs.
Henry Freeman and Mrs. Willi.am
A , Kirk a.s anlsta.nt hostesses.
Rotarian Passing
Cigars as Th ird
Daughter Arrives
Plans tor Cbrl.stmaa welfa.re I Jilek Cole. president or the Ro-
work \\'ere dlscusaed by m~m~rs tary club, is passing out cigars lb.is
of th~ Costa Mesa American Le-1 week with the anno.uncement or
gion Auxiliary at their meeting the arrival of his third daughter,
la.st week and also the member.ship born at 12 :15 p.m. Saturday, Nov.
dinner Monday, Dec. 3 which the 10 at Huntington Memorial hos-
Auxiliary .,,..ill serve. The president. pits.I. Puadena. Both "Momm)•''
Mn . Edith Dulaney, ·9.:ill be In and baby are doi.nK fine.
HANSEN'S
2100 Ocean Front Newport
NO\V OPEN EVENINGS
MALTS • SANDWICHES • HAMBURGERS
Ice Oream to Take Out
USE
..,,_~er
BEAUTY
SM Marine A veaue
Balboa Island -Phone 182'
Open Saturd.a}'S Until May 1st
Closed on Monday
WHERE HAIR STYLING IS AN ART
Our aim is to enhance Milady's beauty and provide
the ultimate in beauty care
HEAD TO TOE BEAUTY SERVICE
charge with the member•hlp help-Tbe Coles 1ive at 12 Onyx ~ve.
ing. After the m eet!ng the group ftU@ , Balboa Island. and Mr. Cole
met for a social hour wt th t he is president or W. J . Cole I and
Legion. refre•hmentA lwina' aerved Company, oil drillers. With Betsey '----~~-----__ v_i_et_•..;•_._ ____________ ~
by the men, a blonde and Susan a brunette, -
P k J OS M t F ·,d Laura Gretchen rounda out th trio 1 ..-----------------------~ ac ee s r1 a y Few Boats Still or ruture bea uue• by being a, red-
s ts Fi hi head. She welgbM 6 pound•. 14 g • J ~UUU!/J,• Cub Scouta or Pack 106 will bold por 8 ng ounc... ' · ~ -lJ
their Pack Meet Friday evening. ,-
NOIV. 16 at the Newport Bea.ch Sever&! sportcflahing boat.8 are
Grammar echool auditorium, ac-Ebel! Conventi'on Anytime from four to nine at the still runnlng and bringing in eredlt-
cording to their leader, H. O. able catchea of flah ror their cu• Held Th is Week p A L M C A F E
Boyvey. Theme of the s kita will be tomera. lt wu le.a.med at the office
"Early Explorerw ot AmericL" Ot the aportfiahermeo's secretary. ' At tbe Ferry Landing, Palm and ~ Front Balboa
PLuI Lon:ntur>"a Creocent. Beot F!;~'t:' orD~~~~ •• •0;-:~0~ Baby Beef Meats and' Sea Foods
Robertaon'e Water Witch and 001 being held at MlaaJon Inn, ~Iver-Co l F I D Cl
of the larger boata from P ort Or· aide, tjd• week Nov. 13. If and lO. ffip ete ami Y inners '!'!.{)() and $1-25
ange are pulling out nearly every day. They report !air catches ot Featured on the Tuesday evienlng Now under New Management-L. A, WEU.S, Owner & JI.er.
prQBnm wu a review of "Blithe
varloue kinda ot nab. Spil'1t" given by Mrs. Artbur.,May, Open 6 a. m. to 9 p. m. Closed 1'.lesdaya
Your Friends & Mine
~-and Mn. William CoJllna,
30t Eut Central avenue, Balboa,
are pa..rent8 of a son born Nov. 11
at St. Joseph boepital. He weighed
9 pounde, f ouncea.
Lt. and Mrs. RJchard Wightman,
204 Amethyat avenue, Balboa
Island, are parents of a aon, bom
Nov. 8 &t St. Joeepb hospital. He
weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces.
ONCE
Orange county presidenL 1
Delegates trom the local !~ti
club will be Mrs. George 'fbeat.
~~f: c~~%i:!ce-~;u~1rt:"a:
homes: Mrs. C. M. Deakins, oounty
chairman ot garde.NJ and soUthern
District chairman or nan:ottch, and
Mrs. G'ba.rles Glll. 1 From the Frida y Altemoon club,
C<Mta Mesa. will be tbe p re'.aident,
Mn. W, E. Nickell, Mn. P. Martin !~;:::=====
Brautl ud Mn . Jack Shearier.
AGAIN
It Is With Pleasure SAM'S SEAlfl!l !I
We Announce Our Reopening
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14th
Alterailollll and lmprovemenlll have bMn oompleted la
oar lwkJgg clepariment wbleh wlD ewahle us to -you better.
FRUIT CAKE ud COOKIBS
For Christmas -Now Ready •
-l
to !>lae In Onage Ooanty: , f
All New· • • I ~en the Location
..• 0..llalf llllle ... of LcwsUoa ... oOaA .
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Lead Southen Callfonria In the Serving oe;
-SEA FOODS -•
YOUR kin~ STEAKS I
-vlSlT OUR Ktl'CHEN -
"THIS IS BABY"
She'll be a big girl soon and Mom will like to re-
mem~ when she had this picture taken. We're en-
abling hundreds of parents to capture permanently
the chann of their children. Baby photography's
an art ... and we've mastered it. Make an appoint-
ment today ....
llabia' PlctarM 'hbn In Yonr Home
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Sall's Sea Food Cafe
• . ud Fish Market Wlo..t....... ( ........
F.LORENCE BAKERY I "''T-+--Ba-lboa~-Inn--Aralde-----·----~--N----•-pun __ 1048 _ __., .................. " ... AIM .... • •• •.·.r.·.·.·.~ .......... •.ao~~· ............... .. . )
·Phone Newport 1470 Today
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