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'BOOMING. Just where the
runaway values of Har-
bor district real estate will
'end n obody knows. Individ-ual~. groups. syndicates and
others are paying top prices
for stuff that a few years ago
went begging. 'Tis claimed
that a Los Angeles crowd
'has been gettin g all kinds of
realty at fabulous rates: that
Mike Lyma n mig ht open a
cafe h ere: that 2400 acres
of the Army Air base may be
turned into a rayon factory:
that a cotton mill is seeking
Mesa creage .etc .. etc. The
latest is the sale by Dr. How-
ard Seager of his fishing cen -
ter o n Lido just off the Over-
head for $125.000.
+ + +
Doc. Seager. Just what
Dr. Seager intends to do.
aside from operating Villa
Marina i.fhard to say. but it
is certain that the \1eteran ci-
vic leader will ease up a bit.
It was Doc. who headed a C.
of C. committee five years
ago recommending M\VD
water. \\'hich our esteemed
forme r city council la id on
the table. Sure it was and is
'• a h ot potato. but it has to be
solved sometime and this
-t)ling of~iting tha t long
'\"<'S"'I; bring any more wa-
,t r or 'inake the cost any less.
,
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Shorty Blue. That horse-
man, boxer, g a ra'g em an,
nincher, is cashing in on his
hlird wo rk throug h the wars. H is sale to A ctor
Jimmy Cagney of some 99
acres. an o ld hillside that
npbody seemed to want in
ttie pre-\\·a r days. is giving
SJ!orty his dreams of doing
what he always loved best-
lteeding h orses. In the d~ys when h e used to put in
18 h ours trying to run his
J gilrage and service station,
il)oney a nd oth er things
were scarce. but with tha t
ir\domitable will that forced
hfm forward. success has
proved a fitting crown for a gt guy. + + +
I H ousing. Y o u know this
housing s h o rtage that the
I Lo& Angeles papers are
. s<lreaming about sudden-like.
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is a queer commentary on
tl\e wavs o f newspapers. The ~ortage has been with us
for at least three years. but
n~thing is done about it. -
I until it becomes so acute
iliat the big shots in busi-
n<iss wake "P to something I ~y have been sleeping on. 'If they ha d started a year
I a o conditions \Vould ha":e
n easier today. and 1t
5'!J'IDS so silly that the fel·
1
10;.s who make the decisions
long to snap out of it.
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n Siler. Home from
rs, Mason, son of 04Hi"
S i\>r. is bac k in the old
gtj>ove at the Lido theater.
While in England his knowl-
roge of movies e nabled him
to 'set up a movie house for
-the servicemen and oper-
-d ate it with the best and latest
pictures-pictures that were
s1t9wn weeks ahead of any-
thihg in the U. S . Bill Al-
ford. \\·hose heart was \\'rap-
ped up in the Balboa show
h ouse before he went to war.
,did the same thing in France.
[Bill will be back s h o rtly to
'tal(p up his old theater love
with. Mason as his guiding
spirit.
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Public Beaches. A little
Item in the L. A, press says
8. Ql.O\'e is On to keep the
J>eac h es public. 1\\·enty years
!I!(<> Joe Schnitger and the
r:.~ncity council did that very
g, ";th the result that
I ~ strands are enjoyed by
1 • • ons of people. As usual
1 takes Los Angeles a few
decildes. to come alive on one I Ot ~ts most valuable RSSFts-
! beach~ to which the public j' is entitled.
q I Meters. + Ba~OO: Islanders ' ~I a bit irked over the
t ~-s1arting its parking • in ,that busy center,
' the maynr says they
start somewhere and
I the police chief estimates
1be police chief intimates
. they will be all <M!I' the
In spots mo&e needed.
. r·
Loan Drive Boosted Ov~r Top by $200,000 Subscription
for 37 years the best advertising mediun1 in the,,..~;pC)rt -harbor district - - - -the newspaper that goes home
• J11nt ill
NeW9
• F1nt In
Advertising
• F1rst In
Circulation
.NEWPO~T KEEP POSTED!
1 Year . . • • • • $2.50
In 0-.,.
112.15,0at of ~tl'
$S :00 Out of State
Mako ci-k Pap.ble to
N ews-Ttme., Newport Beach
EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA.. WEST NEWPORT. SEA SHORE COLONY, LIDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COS.TA MESA
VOLUME XXXVD NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORSIA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. llM5 ...... 1 NUMBER 9S
11 onths' ,,Permits Total 1,679,362
$200,000 Subscription Sends
Bond Drive Over $347 ,000;
'E' Bond Sale Still Pushed
Huge Purchase by Federal Savings and Loan
Makes Drive Success; Rest of Nation Still •
U nder Quota
Sales ..
Quota _
$347,155.25
$300,000.00
New~~~o~~r~rfo~hs;r:1 Ui~ti:nmerce ~:~;:ta~i0~~ B~oy City Takes Lead in Building
WHERE AS, In t he United State• decl•loruo of Importance •re On Stolen Boat w·1th $263 689 New Homes made by the people and by ballot; and ,
\\'HEREAS, the dotneKUc water supply or the City of Sf!~·-The sharp eyes of a Signal 011 .
port Be~h prel'oenl& a problem upon whic h the entire City 5houJd dock operator in Long Beach har-G• p "t • N b
muke the decl•lon ; and bor was re•po••ible t or trapping a 1ven erm1 s 1n ovem er \\'HEREAS, It 11' lmpera.tJ,·e that prompt a.ctJon be taken to youth of 16 years "':ho assertedly
detPrmtne y,·ha t n1ethod 11hall be Wied to lncreMe the dometitlc sfole the beautiful $1 2,000 express
y,·a tf"r ~upply a.dt><1uatel3' and u tar u poA§.!ble permanently. cruiser Barbara from Its anchor-
NO\\', T H1>::Rf:1>-0 RE, BE IT RESOL\'E D that lhe Board of age off Lido Isle !.1onday m orn-
Ol re<'lo"' of lhe Ne"'port Harbor Chamber of Comn1erce UJ'Ke
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tng, and after a day and night ot
the <..'lly Counrll of tbe (,'lt y of 1"'e"1>0rt Beach to call an elec-joy riding. came to the marine
Uon at "'hJ('h lhe \·01ers or the City shall decide whether or not gasoline station for fuel. The cruis-
the Ci ty aha.II a11ply for nwmbershlp in the Cout \Vat.er Dlstrtct b H S Roth
a.nd through that 01!.'ltrtl't In the :\fetropolltan \\'ater District, or er Is OV.'Tled Y arty · s-
"'helber the C'tty Council shall de\.·elop other method& ll allCh are child. head of the oil company
Newport Beach Bests Santa Ana in Permits,
For Homes But Business Structures Low;
Great II-Month Total Told
feasible to add to the City's supply In other way._ I bearing his name in Santa Fe Ne\\rport Beach is probably the fastest-growing residen-
SF.\\'PORT H.;\RBOR CHMlBER OF COM:\fERCE. Springs. v.•ho maintains a. summer tial city in Orange county, s urpassing Santa Ana in the num-s200 ()()() h f E . hth W L bo ds b BRADEN FINCH. President; residence at 751 Lido Soud. ber of new homes con structed, according to a survey of build-Purc hase o f • wort o 1g ar oan n y HARRY WELCH. Secretary. Police reports here had an
the Newport Harbor Federal Savings a nd Loan Association. Id 11 ·id th th rt d ing records. Since early in the year new homes have been ~~~~~ t~ ioa~~~sff1~5'2~~~i ~J~;~~~~~,i'~'.~~d RESIDENTS PERMANENT ~~~:~::!:~~~d~~. t~p~=~~~ g~~ifini ~~ 1~e ~~~;imately one a day a nd the total ::~r:i;.~1 :~~:.c~~ :u·o~:. SCHOOL SURVEY SHOWS'1 [~: :i~:r~:;.~:~;~~~~::~ :~!;!;~r2;~o:.~ h~m;~'~.~~ ~;~~::.;~;:~!t~~;~d'~:v~~ Seager Sells :~;i:i~:, ~~'i~ ,~.~h;~;:;gr~n!~~ . · :~~r ;;:;,, ·1 ~.~rr;:"0~.'= t1: :.~· ~;:9 ~~t;"~.::s ~':::~~ Build;~:r0~:-;~··,:, .. ::.. past
B F t Ing institution was welcomed by Long Beach. The second boy, hfs listed -24 new ·homes w ith a value w eek totaled $82,850 with 12 resi-ay ron age Hi tchman of the South Coast Com-friend, waa told to ride around in of $138,000. However_. Santa Ana's dence permits. five for alterations
-pany and by Walter Spicer, per-. . the harbor until he returned, and commercial building perm.its gave and additions and one office build·
r manent chairman. "rhe result is AnS\\'ers to 90 per cent of the 2033 quest1o~aires .sef!t they v.•ould both journey to Cata-them an advantage on the total, lng. Two permits were la.ken out f Or $12 5, 000 outstanding iR comparison with the! h o me to fa thers and mo.thi:rs of grade school c htldrer:i tnd1-llna. But he failed to come back. which was $283,212. by Fred s . Jenkioa and Paul Jen·
rest of the country wbich had cate that the great majonty o f the present population of Documented Boat Local busine88 building pennit..s kins. one for a two-sto ry bou.s&
hardly passed 70 per cent of its Nev.'port Beach a nd Costa How the lad boardetl the 38-foot were six in number. totaling $28,-and garage at 205 Ea.st Bay Froot.
tot.al . it v.·a.s observed. l\'Iesa is going to remain. I stay here. E''.e.n 8 larger percent-cruiser pov.·ered by a Chrysler Balboa Island, the other for a tw<r
"\o\·e still have one \\'eek's hard ' F"f"om the highly '.significant 1 age of the military personnel hop-Cro\1.·n motor and got a~:ay was w p story house and garage at 201 Ea.st
Sale o( the proptorties of the cal-work to J o as our •. E .. bond sal~!t. survey conducted by request of I ed to st~y. not kno'i''n t o the police or harbor ater et•1t·1on Bay Front. Eacb \\'ill cost $15.000.
ifornia ~far\~ Service, O\\·ned by v.·hile shov.·ing Q. greater percent-Sidney Davidson, principal of the I The silllation In the gr~rnar master. T he boat was ta.ken some Tv•o permits were g iven Eleanor
Dr_ Ho..,.·ard Seager. to Tom W. a.ce than n108l c-ities i\! the State Nev.·port Harbor Union High schools bears ~ut the necessity for I time ~fonday morning, and recOV· Dav.•es and Florence R.eeve of Red-
Heode rson and H . R. Ring. officers of California, is still Jacking some. school through the grammar r ollment . \Vhiteneck said. ~he ered Tuesday at about 9:30 a.m. s d b lands. orle for $7500 for a one.
c f tht' Harbor Investment Corp'or· S25.000. \\'e have sold $70.159.25 schools, he must plan on handling Co•ta. !.·lesa school l.s handlmg after the suspicious dock operator •1gne y " stor y frame and stucco house at
a t!on, \\·as announced this week. in "E" bonds while the quota Wa.!! a progressively larger enrollment pl~nni~g now .to handle more en-phoned the customs officer for
407
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409
Poppy avenue, another for
The consideration for the buildings $.95 .000. \Ve still have this detail in the upper grades, he declared I l \\ICe its original capacity. New-verification ot the boat's owner-S
4500
for a three-car garage and
and 250 f eet of bay frontage op-!o clean up and !te'Ven days tr> do yesterday. port &ach schools are also crov.,.d. ship. The documente~ vessel waa 200 R ed t apartment above on the same lot&. posit ~ the Li do Theatre v.'a.s re-it in. War F'inance Committee men The present high school wa.a ed. Vl'ith shop space being utU!zed I found to be OV.'D.ed by the oil man. es1 en s
ported to be $125,000. and "'omen are urged to make one I erected in 1930 tor a capacity of! IN clue rooms. Going backward I \\·ho did know It was stolen. Other permits were, Mr. a.nd
The buildings . occupying some last effort to get the "E'· bonds 650 studco~s. and at that time the <:om eighth grade down to the Calling the-harbor master here. Mrs. Robert Henley, tw<rstory
7500 feet of fl6or a rea. marine over the top 'i\ith the rest of our enrolln,ent ,,.38 216. In the school first, the rE"port showed the total Roth9C'hild learned aner a quick house and garage at 1119 West
docks. a marine ra.ilv.•ay and boat quotas, the chairman said. year 1935•36 this jumpetl to 401. graded enrollment as foll ov.•s : . nin by Craig to the mooring sfte Bay, $3500: Randall Af iller. two-
r epair facilities were purchased by \Vl t h a ;laily average attendance of P.1ghth, 193 : seventh, 182 ; s1~th. that their boAt \\·a~ missing, and PetiUons are being circulated in story house and garage at 1216
Dr. Seager last February. The • 3G5. ~12 : fifth, 21?3 : fo~rth. 224 : t hird, phone<! to the Coairt Gua rd in Long all parts of the city by merr:bers Cove street. Corona de! Mar, SSOOO:
buildings v.·ere erected by Bruce JnstaJling Organ Durtng-the \\·ar yeRrs the aver-. 37. ~C'Ccnd. -52. first. 28S He~ce. Beach to hold the culprit. The dock of the chamber Of commerce. ,,·ho rtalph Holden. r2 ~agP and apart-
Crandall several years ago to con-age daily attendance gradually he rornted out, Instead or reac-h1ng operator had stalled long enough at the latest count have about 200 ment at 29 Beacon Bay, $3000 ; .:r.
struct the Crandall Craft, and Jn Corona de) Mar slumpet.l ov.·inJr to encroachment. cf '1 n en.rollment of 1000 .!ltudents in to permit investigation. whic h re-~::~ur::;,e:t~~te~it::i ea;heell~;; B. Siemens. tv.·c>-story house and
changed hands se\'eral times since c •1 • Ch h ~the armed services and v.·ar y,·nrk . the h1gb sc h~l at the. en.~ of an ~ulted in the arrest. or not voters of the entire city garage at J 13 Pearl avenue, $4500:
then, Offices Of the Sportfishing ommun1ty urc so that the IP44-45 enrollment v.'as <~pected ten jea.rs. thej \\Ill, even Craig v.·ent to the beach city want Lo . in the Coast.al Municipal ~:u~~:'.'l a~a;lo;l.p!~;~~t~:: ~r;:;;;t:.n7i
F1eet O\\'lled by Paul Lorentz.en. 649 and 8\'f"r agc daily attendance ..., ith the. pr~sent popul.ati~n ~f the nnd brought the lad back "'here hel Water ~strict lo obtain Metro-
v.·ho recently purchased the Balboa I Of 550 HO\\'f\'er, this year the E'!l· ~hoot district. reach it in five. ,\·as bound over to the juvenile _ al!'o anothPr house at 516 Poi n-p
·11 J ct · th ro Th h h ff f h Or pol1tan water !'lettia, $3500; Albert and Christina B\'t on. are oc-ate in e P P· roug I e e nrts o I c -rollment 1 ~ about 660, \\'ilh class ha'\ by City J udge Bob Gardner. . . ·
erty v.·hich \\'as placed in escrow ~an F'und commit !C'f'. a h~ndsomC' ronMs 0 ,.!'rcrO\\'ded. Building Permits I He !s held by the county juvenilej Pet1~ons on Balboa Island alr ne Ne'A·man. house al 608 Larkspur,
la.st la.st \\·eek. Robrr! :\.1orton or~~· hu1lt at a \ 70 Percent t o Stay j ?!ltt'o,.,rities on a charge Of grand l are SBJd to h~ve more than 1 ~0 $4000 and Henry Slifert, house at
Plans for further improvement cost of $10.~00 ba11 JUSl been In-To f ind out if this condition is i NEWPORT BEACH . lhe:t. names, and vi.:bile all of Ulem ~a\e 545 Smeltz.er. $3600.
of the property and conversion of ~!allNI in !hr nC\\' edifice of .th£' temporary or lik!'ly to he perman-194'5 The Barbara. \\ilich v.·as cavered not l'.et been h~ard from, 200 sign-A garage addition Y..ith living
part of it into a sport fishing cen-Corona d('I :\la_r C~mmunity ent. Davidson asked his sci ence J:\nuary $ 55,322 by insurance. v.·as sllghUy dam-ers ts a.pproXIm.atel~ half .tho~ room and bath \\'ill be built by H .
trr are under v.·ay. and v.•ill be an-church . CongrC'gat1onal. It v.·as <1n-) tenc-her K E. \\'hitenrc k to C'! n-1:-(bruary 72.946 aged. it was unde rstood, and is needed to call a special election. it L. Mynatt of Los Angeles at 11.f
nouncf<l later, the nevi.r ov.·ners nouncC'd \\'C'dnf'sday ev('ning b.y di,rt th~ s;ir;ey A.mong the lov.,.er ~farc h . ... 92.650 being held at the U. S . C08.!Jt wu stated today by Louis Ever-Sapphire avenue. the cost being
said. It represents one of the larg-Rev. P('r_ry F . Schrock at a b.us~-grarles to dcterfl'.int' future enroll-April ................ 115,375 Guard Repair Base ror th~ owner. ding, chairman o( the water com-$2500 and William Davison is plan-
est bay front properly transfers ne.ss session of t~e ch~rch . This IS ment. The results "·ere surpri!rlng. ~Iay ·-···-... 97 ,527 mittee. ning an addition. a bedroom and
in recent months, and a notable , sa1~ !o bl> th.e first pipe organ to snd taking one report from each 1 .June 15~,745 s k I • G The procedure to be follov.•ed ba~b to cost ~2000 at 523 Hazel
advance in price over lts previous! be !~Stalled 1n a local church. . family, discounting the probables. July ................ 155,450 par gnJtes as, wben sufficient name3 ~e ~ecured Drive. J . D. Su:nmo~s .. 1050 West
reported sale. Miss Margaret .Scharle. chair-and paying particular attention to Angust l9l,350 B Bo and verified by the city 1s that jCentl"'81avenue1s bu1ld1og a store-
Dr. Seager, a member o ( the man of the committee .. s!atcd she the military, he found that 70 per September ··-·······················-· 266.7651 urns atman they requeet a .speclal .elec.tion be r?Otn .to. cost $250. Charles Mer-
city planning commission , also had I o cat e d the instrument cent or thf' replies coming back I October ...... ·············-········· 212,5'13 Abo Ar Le he ld for or against votmg 1n Me~-1 r1a.m 1s 1nstalllng temporary par-
0\\"TIS the Villa Marina. through a Los Angeles music stated that the a rents expected to ! November 263.689 ut ms gs ropoUtan water. If t~e ~ote 18 I tlt1ons st 111 Agate avenue at &
house and that the organ \\'as pur-p ' against joining the diatnct and ccst of $400 and M . K. Thomas of Christmas Shrine
Will Be Canteen
For Service Men
chased for less than half its value. p D h d Ray Martin, .f.f. of Tornmce aut-8.3Stlmlng required aasessment.s. Santa Ana Is changin gpartitiona
She stated that thu8 far 40 peo-D se "st·1ngu·1s e fered severe first and l!eeond de-then ft 18 up to the city council and plumbing at 231 Opal avenue, pie have contributed. two dona-r ea I b bo t tb and to make other provisions for future $300.
lions being for SlCXX> each, and • I 1gree ~rns a u k e_ a7°e: 1 water -WPlY it was explained by One office building Is under con-
that Sl200 ls still due to be raised N d ~gs ""''. enth a ~r tgnt f ~I Mr. Everding. st.ruction by A. Stanley Steiner at
by popular subscription. . Surgeon Shows Hosp.ital ee 43'.'::t "'com':.:~ci~· ;:r;:,go -~ 634 eo .. t Highway, CO<t being The. Organ Fund committee WK docked at th California Ma--Buy u. S. Victory Bonds -$1 800. I comprises the-1\fesdames Phoebe f . . e . "Holiday Hospitality," m ght be ~tulli an. H. Cardoza Sloan. J . H . nne Packing corpo~t1on yester-
an apt name for a unique Christ-. g Ha Id E w ·1 J h ~1 . day morning. Martin was t&kt n G s ., II w·11 F t mas Tree Lighting program plan-S~1th. ro . ·. I son. 0 n . Strongly urging the building Of this trpe or hospital will support I to the Orange county hospital ln a en f 1 we I ea ure ned to serve a multiple purpot1e Miller .. Hart')· A . Stauch, George the nevi.1 hospital here is Or. G. N. a nul"9es' training school and will I serious condition
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d · th · yu1 Ude A. Le\\:1s. John Knox : ~·tessrs. Les-be able to secur e good internes and . . uring e commg e · I lie Steffensen, J. H . Smith, Carl c. Pease, a distinguished surgeon and oc d start men Accordi ng to the skipper , Clarke
To carry out the plan of cham-Bar H B King R G. Hom. a member or the American College g . . I Gelston of Long Beach. he betiev-Ci • u •t p s t d
hers .of com.mere~ along the coast Tr~~su~er. is John Sadleir. secre-or Sur~eons and in addition a l . "Bus1ne•.s In thia com munity ed J.:Iartin v.·a~ engulfed.in the ex-IVI~ n1 y rog~am a ur ay ~o stimulat: Cb r1stm~ tree light-tary l\1rs. Harold E. \Vilson . chair-member of the Boarcl of the Amer-is develop1ng rapidly, and the plos1on resulting from a battery 11
ing in . :·ar tous .committ ees on a ma n· J\1argaret L. Scharle. ican College of Surgeon.!!, v•ho \\'as em~loyes Of theae concerns and spark as he started to work on the
compet1t1ve basis. the Newport ' asked b the Nev.·s--i'imes for a
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their fa~il les must be taken c<1re engine valves. The boat had been
Harbor Ch~mber of Commerce. will H' h T'd H Id rofess1dna1 opinion on need or of. Accident& on the highway . tied up after bringing in a toad of Actors Robert Young and Rona1d Levine said Will Rogers jr. and
erect a shr:;ie a t the Arche! hght· 1 Jg I eS f0f• rhl" IMtitution. \ are on the lncreas.e, and there mackerel the previous afternoon. Regan will join General Jose ph \Al. Cris-Pin Afartin v.•ill also be on
ed up at ight and operated by U p Auto Tra IC . h attms no re<1son to believe they but Martin "'as apparenUy on-SUJweJI Jn a plea tor civic unity band to join the plea for toler-the USO as a coffee and doughnut • Dr. Pfase.'f.\\'ho .ma~es his ome wlll decre<1se. On one foggy I a\\·are of the gas vi.·hlcb had form-and tolerance of American mi-ance.
canteen for service men travelling On Coast Highway at 1611 Paci.ic Drive .1n Corona de~\ morning last week aeven accl-1 ed belov.· decks ....,.hen he started nority groups at the United-Am-Robert Young \\'ill recite Arch
along the high"•ays. . . 1 Mar came here to ~n.Jo}' our beac 4 dents were reported on the h igh-
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to "'ork at about 9 a.m. 1 erica Day rally in Santa Ana Sat-Obler's "I Have So Prayer," and
De<'orat ions for the shnne \\ill On both Tuesday and \\"ednes:-climate. upon retirin.g f.rom 3 w<1y. between NewpOl't. and The explosion brought c&.m1ery urday afternoon. other Hollyv.•ood stars have tenta-
include a set depicting a biblical day mornings or this v:ee\c an ex-years or active P1:8ctice . tn ~ort-1 Huntington Be,ach. Hospital care v.·orkers to the ·doc k . and they, to. The Reverend John Ashley. tively planned to be on the pro-
scene typ1C"al of the Christmas sea-tremel}· htvh tidf" sent JJ'i\'elis land. 0.rt'gon. and _immediate!:,: .be-fs lm,.,,..rative In many of these gether ,..;th the •k "ipper got "ar-m s · t Or
"" d th b tal r--., ' .... ~ pre!!lldent of the Council for Civic gra · · ervice groups rom -son. arranged by Clyde Ashen of aCTOS!t the Pacific Electric tracks c~e tnte.reste in e osp~ I cases and immediate care may tin off v.·bile the cabin and engine Onity which is sponsoring the ange county and veterans· organi-
the USO. lnrin George Gordon. and the Coast High\\·ay near the proJect. His ~tatement supporting mean the saving of a life. room w-ere in flames. The fire de-rally, said 't"Uead&y that the pr<r zatlons from Los Angeles and
county supervisor living .In N~w-1 \\'estern city limits of Huntln~on th~ hospital follows:. . J "The que11tion _comlng up to med-partment \\'as called. and they ex-""""'""' would get under 1;11,•ay at
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Hollywood will participate. port Beac-h. together wtth Dick Bf'ach. Wedne9dav. a 5-foot. 9-tneh "TI:le nearfst hospital. s to this teal men returning from the serv-, tingulsbed the names. ""th the •·-· \Vh"J di h u s
1 .f l -· p.m . Several thousand are expect-1 e co~man . ng t e · ~ · \\"bit.son, city electrical engineer, high tide ""·as reported that ~nll community are 1 mi es away. ice to this area le : 'Where shall I help ot the cannery employe. ed to wttnea the ceremony which
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10th Army in lnd1s, General Stil-
""ill have charge ot building the I 10 to 15-foot s\\·ells across the Thoae hospitals are aJy,•ays crowd-locate"!' And already ne\V doctors The WK u, owned by w_ s . is arlmiwlon tree. • well was quoted In the CBI Round-
shrine. H . F. Kenny ls to act as t1"'8cks and highway lnto the Sig-ed. E~ery dOC'tor here has .had the ha,-e decided to locate here upon 1 Hume of Sant.a Monica. The IOS8 up
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saying:
general C'hairman of the lighting nal Oil aiid Gas Co. lease just l!'Xperience: first or not being able learning that there la to be a hos-was estimated at about $2000 by Genera.I SWwelJ will appear on 1 ''The Niettet bought an awful big
committee of the chamber. I off the Coast Highway. to get sick people Into any hoJ-pita! heTe. and a Oass A hoe:pltal the llklpper. the program after he preaentll the h k t Am rt "th th I blood
tal dl wh llin tb rw~ .. 'h.-Service Cross to the un o e ca W1 er -This will be the only Christmas, Slx new oU \\'ells under con-pl ; 9eCOn Y. en ge g em will attract excellent doctor11," he ..... ~~ You're damned tight those Nie.sel
feature officially sponaored by the struction were packed heavy with in. ot finding them, not in a room, brougbt out_ S t Ed d S J next-of-kin of Staff Sergeant Ka-boy1 have a place Lrr the Amer·
chamber i¥Cause of the limJted sand. although no damage to not in a ward, but in beda in the Or. Pe&se showed that 5UCh an g • war tee e EQe llalQda, Wbo WU a member of lean heart, DOW ADd forever, And
materlab available. equJpment waa reported. Rall and open hallway. tnstltutloa. will add to the preet.Jge Transferred the .lapaneae American combat I aay we eotdJere ought to form
automobUe travel wu dlanlpted ''Thia 11 no aenae • criticism of. ot Newport Beach Coeta Mesa, teen In Italy. 'lbe general Will a Plck-Alte Club to protect Jan.p-
for three h0Ul"9 until the l&Dd the b~ltala, wbo are doing their Huntfngton Beach. and Laguna anfTe b7 air from Wuhington anese--Am.ericana wbo fought the RADAR CANAL 'WATCHDOG'
A Sign&! Corpe radar .. t, Which
pused lb initial Army field lest
tn 1938. WU a ''watchdog"' at the
panama Canal a year before Pearl
Harbor. The eet'e key tube, de-
signed and manufo<tuftd by We>t-
~. produced 10 tlmeo more
-than any other ultra hl&"h
frequoncy -IUhe bollt
~y.
could be cleared away. best to taU care ot patients. but Beach and the enUre cout for a Sgt. £4wan1 Steele, soo o( Mr. 8litxttdaJ' mondnl', and will pre. war with ua. Any U:me we ace &
The surf wu breaking at Hunt-ia a statement of conditlona u dlAance al many milet:. '-rbere and Mrs. D. D. Steele, 3008 Welt .at U.. medal at the Ila.sud& bar-fiy commando picking on tboee I
tngton &acb anywhere trom one-they uilt." he aid. iare already cood docton bere and Ocean Front. is Jeavinc for Fort rwb al Ward. DeU Talbert St., kid8 or dt.cr1mlnattng &p.fut
halt to a mile out and was ., hJgb ''Every man. woman and child more will come and wb&t &a needed Lewis. Wash.. whett he bu been wt.16de l!lm1ta AD.a. them, we ougbt to bang them over
thot It liclled the bottom Of th• In Oranp county llbould support moot la a SOOd tio.ptW to wlllcl1 transferr.d to the stq:ftqi ---Fla-,. to .. II. C. the head with a plclt-ue. rm
Huntington Beach pier. the new boot>ttal. Any or them may they can taJte their _.. a.nd ~ sereeant bu beft1 with the -.lmoph i:...-rtne. COUDCll'• wllllna-to he a ch&lW .._...,.,
need It any day. It la Important medical corps at Modesto, 9"""" _,_,., .....,_ today that We cannot alla. a olncle ln,lulltlce
Paper collaro around :roun&' thot thla he a aw A hoopH&I. In wldch thoy can rt .. the -be -ed with roturned ~ lfu>7 W • .,.,,_,, -..S author to lie dale tbo N-wltboat .i..
plant. are Sood protectica a,la1nat ~ oav becaua-~t will-n-of modern UJ>-to-.dat.e can." he mm fn the QIL••wHiD.e+-r l ... -· t .. waald ... ··lll'ter t1I ~ UM piilji flir wti:ldt. ..
the cutwona.. ·~·.. of care, ---~ -1ee .i 'tile 111111y. -foul!l'L"
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METROPOLITAN
AIRPARK TEaT
BT. LOUIS-The clinic demoD·
atrat19n of alrpa.rll: operatloa. to Mesa be· conducted here nat spring wW
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NWWfiM-J M 1 BOA M!WJ-lWN,
They Say---1 Eight Policemen,. -,
One Fireman Pass
Civil Service Tests · LIQUOR SHOP provide answ...., to many at the VET UNEMPLOYMENT
questlona that city ottlcl&ls th.N-l
gathered by tb.1a reporter wu that 1--------------
d.la&greement wu on detail and. -------------
International Harvester
TBUCllll AND TBACl'Ollll
F ABM IJQUIPJKJ:NT
M. Eltiste & Co .• Inc. J.IZIK Newport BJnl. out the country have been aaldng 11\f! pre1mt War ~partment Announced today a.re the rt.suit.a
200 Hear Discussion of County
Land Use Map; Stirs Interest Plenty of Whllikey s1nce th• sugge.uon or _.,. policy ot dlachargtng out-ot-.1tate ot th• c1vU .. m"" examtnatton
in congested a.res.a wu ftrlt made. war veterans In Calt!omla 1• tor policemen &nd firemen beld
No 11.mlt to UJ' 01 The site to be U8ed tn Fore•t Park. creating a aerloua unemployment Nov. 13. Two were successful lD At a lively meeUna" at Sam'• and Development," and Mr. Dtgga
not on the overall plan presented,
and wbUe aome at the meetlng
were avid on the eubject of in-
dustrial development, the general
feeling wu that the planning com·
mlasions' cautious, coruildered plan
for the admlaaion of ln~uetry wu
m l!l. tth Ph. noo s...ta Ana
112 No.LA. Si. Pb. !4.!1 An•Mm
our n>erdaancll.e: . _"Ii 1 ls wtthin 10 minutea of the city problem here. Tb.18 fact W'&I re.. teata for qucuu,ca.t on •for U811t. Se& FOOd ca.te, Sunset &a.ch, was introduced by the maater of
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<JOSTA !ilE5A. CALIF. ball and the printpal busineu .-.c-vealed here today by RJchard H. ant police chief, two for sergeant, Tue9day night, Charles Diggs, tbe ce.remonlea. Walter Loogmoor of ~~::~-~~=N~·,,.~~po~rt~~"~=~~U~o~o~.========:::;:---Newhall. Calllornta Department and tor four patrplmen. One pa.811· county planning director. present. Ne1A-port Beach. Commander of the Veteran. of I ed the examin&tlon fpr hoaeman, ed and explained a tentative land Mr. Diggs began by emphasizing
Forelgn Wars. Newhall aa.id that and alJ have been hired, it la un· .use map to representatives of the that the map, which was displayed
Greeting Carda and a Great Variety of Unusual Gitt.a:
''WE INVITE YOU TO BROWSE AROUND"
C. E. LOUCKS
JEWELRY •nd ·STATIONERV
Diamonds -WatOhea • Fine Repal,.lng
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Pllo.... Newport Ull9·R , 1797-99 Newport Blvd., Costa MeN~ Callf.
the number of "pm.n.Ueae war vet• deratood. Associated Cbambera of Commerce on the plalfonn. v.·as not a final
erana" 1n thial state ta inl:reaM.ng The successful candidates and of Orange county, and to other one. He declared that the problem
rapidly and that demands for re· their grades were: For A.asi9tant community planning com.mtssiona, of reconciling all the types of ln·
lief are skyrocketing. The VFW Police Chief, K enneth Gorton, civic leaders, and m11llary guests tcrests in the county wa..s very dlf·
chief said he wtll aak m.illtary 91 .59 ; and Walter E. Dyson. 89.29. who were present. flcult. "It Is not a zoning map; !t i --------------------------~ autbortlle& to ship all out-of-at..ste For sergeant, C. K. Priest, 90.29 This wa.e just one ot a series Is not a final land use map. It 1..9
vetera.rui to discharge cenle~ and Harry Lace, 87.9. For patrol~ of meetings v.·hh'.':h the planning only a general guide. A detailed
nearest their homes. Thia, be •I~ men: \Valtcr Kelly. 95; Layton V. commlSBlon has been holding map v.111 be made Jeter when coun-
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1..9 the only method whereby Call· Cornecl. 89.50; Dale V. Montgom-throughout the county, !.tr. Diggs ty need9 and desires are fully de-:~~====================~~~~;l ;f~o:rn~l~a~c~an~~h~o~ld~lfJl=-:un:•=m=pl=o=ym=•=n~t ery, 77.82; Ray R. Johnson. 76.78.
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explained, that have a• their pur-termined." he stated. to a mlnlmum. Ri chard R. Duncan passed the I pose the determination Of county \ Four Uses of Land
examina tion for hoeeman In the feeling on such matter& as what T ht> map bore four designations:
fire department with a score of t sections Of county la.nd should be agricultural use. residential use.
89.22. The list ls now exhausted allotted to r t>sidenUal areas, to business use. and public reserva.-
i.n both departments, E. l. Moore, farm ing, to industry, etc. It was , tion!I, with the agricultural area
chairman ot the commiasiol" said. emphasized repeatedly in the occup}'ing the major portion. ~Ir.
Other mea;ibers ot lhe commissioo meeting that an over·all plan Diggs explained that the fact that i
are Stuart Dunlap and Lt. Col is vitally needt>d, and that this boundaries are not now carefully I
24-Hour
Radio Service
ffiENE 'S BEAUTY SHOP
STEAM OIL
SHAMPOO
Hours: 9 to 5
Open Evenings
By Appointment
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MRS. IRENE TOUSLEY, Owner
2827 \Vest Central Phone 1781.J
A "Different"
Christmas Gift
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5EA50Nl~GS
FOR BARBECUE CHEFS
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SOUTH COAST CO.
23rd a Central, Newport 8-.ch
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REND.EZVOUS
BALLROOM
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To Our Host of Friends and
Well Wishers
We will leave no stone unturned in
sincere endeavors to conduct
SPORTLAND
in a manner that will . be a credit
to this fast growing district
Al Joyce • Roy Keene
our
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RADIOS R EPAIRED
Thos. T. Atkinson. or another map s hould be agreed dra\1,rn, is be~ause they are meant 915 Coast Blway Phone 2tl7
upon soon. "Let's not put this off to be elutic. "Boundarte11 should Newport Beach. Calll.
Burt R. Norton
Salesman: Jt's the perfect plastic
at la.&t. It can be bored, punched.
stamped, ea"·ed, and in an emer·
gency eate n '-''ith a light sa.uce."-
The Ne\.\1 Yorker.
t\lo'o or three years," Mr. Diggs not go do\\'Tl the middle of the \=========================== urged. road. ho\\•ever, with one use on
There were almost 200 persons one side and another on another ,"
0. L. CULLY
PubUc Accountant
Specializing on Income Tax
Your patronage appreciated
US Spurnon Bulldlnc
!06 \\'. 4th Sant& Ana
.9n•fto->i'a nL ,; 1d~.' .
attending the dinner meeting rep-be said.
resenting almost every commun-Regarding r esidential areas. he
ity ln l~e county. with Westm_ln· pointed out that a careless mixture
ster having the largest delegation of land uses '-':ould ruin the county
and Santa Ana next. Many ex-and, especially residential areas.
presBi.ons of appreciation at this We have already had large irub-
evidence ot cooperative county in-divlslorui of land that \\'ere pre·
terest \.\'ere made by the delegates. mature, he declared. H e reminded
Robert Hockaday. the director of the group of the new county sub·
lbe Associated Chambers of C.om· division ordinance. which Is meant
merce declared. "In the pa.et SUS· as a guide as \\·ell as an ordinance .
pl cion and selfishness \.\·ere the He recommended compact nsl·
ke:rnole rather than the excep-dential areas. for haphazard sub-
lion . but this meeting is very division often means that taxes
heartening In that it represents become terrific because of the need
the coopera tion and interest .or of those small unincorporated
mnny groups." ' areas for sewage, schools. etc .
Longmoor Presided Colored red ~·as the business
Telephone 1347-J
for
FIVE-DAY SERVICE
on
Cleaning and Laundry
CORONA DEL MAR CLEANERS
1307
Pick· Up and Delivery
Coast Highway
Carl Philhart, Manager
1'-fr. H. Cla y Kellogg. president areas. Air. Diggs pointed out that
of the associated chamber, an. business arf!as rnu9'l also be care· Ir--------------------------, nounced the subject as "Planning fully controlled. It \\"e let one fel·
You' forelt law•
PROTECTION PLAN
Represenrorlve is
B. \\'. GEORGE
US 6th SL
low put up a store on this side of
SM ALL A IR LINES the street , v.·e must let anotht>r put
GAIN MILEAGE one up on the other, he explained.
\VASHINGTON -In the past That means too many small shop-
se\!.en years the smaller airlines, ping districts . Dunttngt.on Beach
Ph. H. B. i60l "'·h1c h In general s.en•e smaller The largest public reservations
cities than do the Big Four, (the indicated on the map "''ere the
"" y ou heard four largest airlines) have gained I a e\'eland National F orest. the
ACES''? I mort> than ~}\'O and one ha.If tim~s Lighter-than·Air base and the Or-~· 11 _ _, ....... tu much mileage as ha"e ~e Big ange County Airport. The federal
Foor. A total of 16,999 ~1~ee of government is goi~g to ask the
new routes have been certificated local communities \\.'hat they want ll"'------------•' to 12 ot the smaller a irlines com-to do with 'those areae that the 1
pa.red with 6.749 miles tor the Big government bas held during the
Four. Today the smaller airlines \\·ar. and we must be ready to tell
are operating over 30.617 miles of them. Mr. Diggs declared.
WE SER\'ICE
ALL CHRYSLER
Products
Factory Trained Mechanics
Can Called for & DeU\·e red
routes compared ~ritb 2_9.778 milea His concluding statement be-
operated ove r b)' the Big F our. fore turning the meeting over to
AIR FARE REDUCTIONS discussion was: "We must adopt
some map, sometime soon. Decide
' w·-H I S K E Y
Go to
R 0 SS I ' s
Liquor Store
1003 Coast Hiway
Vi Mile South of the Archee
Mandie Motors,
Inc.
Direct F actory
OlIJ-sler · Plymouth Sales
and Service
WASHINGTON-Recent reduc-
tions In airline fares. the Alr
Transport Association of America
v.'hat -... ... e o;i.·ant and then back it up.·;;=========================::: And realize that while we have \ 1 had to give ill on some points, it
represents a cross-section of ho\\'
the county feels . Without such a
map, I don't k nO\\' what might
happen."
U4 MaJn Huntlna-t-On Bch.
Ph. H. B. 26S
I points out. have brought rates
dov.·n to about 4 ~ cents a mJle.
In many cases this puts the alr-
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line fare below that ot the tirst
class rail fare plus lower berth. !.1r. Ho~·ard Jrv.·in of Fullerton \ ,---------------------------,I took the floor first and demanded, "Where are ~·e goi ng to put ln-
dustr:r?" !.fr. Oigg.9 smil ed as if
to indicat e that he had heard that
question before, and then entered
into a lengthy discussion of this
\"ital problem. An)'time from four to nine at the
PALM CAFE
At Ille Ferry Landing, Palm and Bay Front-Balboa
Baby Beef Meats and Sea Foods
Complete Family Dinners $1.00 and $1.25
Now under New Management-L . A. \VELLS, Owner & Mgr.
Open 6 a. m. '° 9 p. m. Clos.<! Tuesdays
WELCOME CAFE
Z560 Newport Blvd., Cosla Mesa
GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE·:· MODERATE PRICES
FAMOUS COMPLETE DINNER
I p. m. tu1W 10 p. m. -Scmda71: ll noon until 10 p. m.
Ope9 8 a. m. Ce % L m. -Ooeed. Moada71
Dinner Dance Wednesdays and Saturdays
8tol2p.m.
Newport 433.M
AT VAN DEUSEN"S
Our lQtchen Open for lnspection
Wm. E. Ludewig, Prop.
A spkndid diiplay of
"""""'' Christmas Gift ictm.s dwaiu youT in,
sput;.,,,,
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Pur those who wish to
~< Gift sekction1
ea.,ly. ou., lay·away
plan wiU prove mo#
COT1Vrnirnt.
c/..
VRn DEUStns
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Santa Ana. callf.
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He pointed out that no industrial
a reas were designated on the map
because group after group in the
county had demanded their remov-
al. He made It' clear . however, that
the planning commission wu not
oppo9ing Industry. He pointed out
that to allow industry to develop
here without the approval of the
people In that community, and
without due conaideration of the
problems of smoke and smog.
parking, o;i.•ater, and waste o;i,,•ould
be very unwise.
The concensu91~ ~ opinion a.s
White House
Cafe
Phone 818:2
Uguna Beaeh, Cl&lf.
SAMPSON
Machine Works
11104 Newport Blvd.
Costa Meea
• We are now through
with war contracts and
open for general machine
work.
• All modem machinery.
All types of machine work.
• Marine engine parts du-
plicated.
• Arc and acetylene weld-
ing.
Cll.INDER m:AD8
MDJ.IID '
SAMPSON
Machine Works
ONCE AGAIN
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Offers You the Finest Place
to Dine In Orange Co11Dty: •
All New···
Even the Location
. .. ~ne·Hali Mile East of Old
Location on Coast Highway.
_lli_~_Q Beautif~I New
Cocktail, Bar ·I
We Lead Southern California in lthe Serving of
. -SEA FOODS L
ALSO
YOUR kind of 1STEAKS
-VISIT OUR KITCHEN -
Sam's Sea Food Spa
and Fish Market
Near Seal._ Beach
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I' INVITATION TO
' IATII LUXURY \ I \ .
Pl• MTll OIL •oa. .-nu;.
G11del'SOll Dn1g Co.
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Shoe Repairing
While Yon Wait
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515 East Bay Front
Next Doo~ to Palm Cale
9a.m.to6p.m.
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lfwew! w·s+,
53-Ft. Cruiler
Cavu Brought
To South Coast Co.
Veterans' Group Organized;
Disapproves of Isolationism Tbe 63-foot power c.ru.1.Mr Cavu
(Celling and Vtalblllty Uollmlted)
owned by Robert Honeyman of
P&aa.dena, which wu brought (By WIL.L STONE, NeWl-Tlmea When we are demobtllzed lt wtll
around from New York through Costa Mesa editor, wtio wae be up to all ol us to dectde what
the Panama Canal and delivered to a flyer In world War II ) action can. bfft turther our aimll."
Sa.n Diego by the U. S. Beaver History will show tha.t the veter-Natlonal Convention
Victory, was brought into South ans of World War rt are extremely Thoee a..Lma will be decided In a
Verwey Sending
Bundles to Family
In Holland
t.:oW. Verwey, owner ot the ca.
Man Robbed by
Pair En Route
To H. B. Dance
•tno at Balboa'• principal comer, Clarence WW1a.m Buttram ot
haa tent 25 packages ot old clothe•. 158 E. 19th SL, Costa Mesa., wu
food and other neceultiee to bl.a beaten and robbed ot Sl.40 by two
mother, brothers and lri8ters to. men in uniform on the Coe.st
Rllland·Bath, Holland, he said Highway, between the Sant& An.a
Monday. Verwey's mother was res· river bridge and Huntington Beach
cued u.rller this year by C&nadlan late last Saturday night, he re..
aoldiera s1uring the victorious ported.
swttp through the lowland!. He Buffered face and bead ln·
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P.A.PALMER
L IDO ISLB PJtDPBIO'IES ·----w 0. BUCK-lnsJU"ance Counselor
a,_ 1500 ~.f.to(
3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA Coast· Company last week. fortunate. F or these young men, national convention next March,
The trim cruiser waa piloted to who are coming home from the by the veterans themselves, and
Newport Harbor from the eouth-wars anxious to take up their re-not by any ready-made organt.za-
ern city by Lew Dixon. assisted by sponaibilitles as clti:t:eM and bust-tion that hands the vet a set of
--------------Eddie Marke of the South Cout nes!JIIlen. have the framework of by·laws and says, "sign here." Tbls · w OOUJ/rH Company. The boat will undergo an organization waiting ror them war bas produced a new veteran I ! 1 ( a general overhaul. The trlp up ~·hlch will not only rurther their whose desire ror peace and inter.
the coast was unevenUul. interests, but -.1.-hich Is genuinely national cooperation can neve r be
Verwey had not beard from hls jur ies which Y.'ere treated at the
mother for several, years and fear· Newport police station.
ed the woret. About six weeks ago Buttram l!l&.ld he m et the men I r+-------------------------~
he received her picture 9Urround· at a cate in Costa Mesa and they
ed by her liberators. Since then offered to take him t o a dance at
he ha.e dispatched the mMy bun· J Huntington Beach. 'When they
dies lo ht>r and othcr memben1 of neared Huntington Beach they ~
the Verv.·ey clan. ilH ht!'! hrother gan to beat him over the head
headi:1 a family ot 1.4 and h1a eta. and face, he said. Then they drag·
ter llk('\\'lse hll!'I a large family. ged h im from the car and knock·
They need msny thin~~ "'hich nr·f' ed. him to the ground. One of
not on sale in the devastated re· them removed his ,,·allet in the \
gion bet\.\'Cl'n Ul'IJrlum and Ho lland. scuffle and the pair made ott lD
HUTCH'S FRYERS
C 0 L 0 G "'ES concerned v.·lth the future of de· fully understood by organlzaUons ~" Th s mocracy itself. born out or the last Y.'ar. And al· ey ay Indeed, therf' are many organ· ready some of those older organl·
Tender, roman· • • • izations a\A·alting the veteran. but zations h ave shov.•n that they do
tic fragrances in the leaders of many of them in· not understand the ''ne\v veteran"
stunning replica tend to use the vettran only as a \\'hen they foster racial hatreds
We. Can Now Deliver
PREMIUM BIRDS
RAISED ON \\'IRE
bottles. Cotton REPUBLICANS "RIGHT" means to their selfish ends. ].fany and di8tru.st, tov.·ard the vet's
BJc)SS()1nCo!oc-ne, "I think the Republican Party of them revolve 11 round a policy brothers·ln·arms. the direction of Huntington Beach.. and Fed Especially for Flavor and Plumpness
Ourlndividua! Dres~ing and PackriginJ; Assures You of an
Exceptional ChickC'n a brilliant Ill'\\' should espouse the 'right'-and do of 1snlationism. racial antagonism, The AVC dOf's not '''ant to cr eate HIGH SCHOOL FLIGHT
;indoru:pnal fra-, it ju!Jl as militantly as the r eds and .religious big~try. But the A. lot of "professional veterans." SCHOLARSHIPS
i;r.Jnce in \',lse espouse the 1eft • The niajority of American Ve teran s Com~lttee, They are not after bonusu or KANSAS CIT\' _ Ell'ven boys
bo I S 2-the American people still prefer ! the . fas:test . gro~·1ng . veter~ s or· 1 handouts: They ar~ not lnterest~d have C'Ompletl"d C'lghl hours or fl y-
tl e. I. ), Americanism to any form ot col· gan1zatlon in Ao1 er1ca, gl' es the Jn perlo.d 1tally raising h --m ing time which thc·y \\"on aa lnp-
lectivism, communism or social· truest ref\t'cti,on of t~e mind of t~e convent1?ns, through ou~ the coun· r~nking students In t he public
ism, and they are getting very ,·eteran of \\ or\J V\ ar t I, . an.d ts I try. Their ..., hole focus is_ that what I high school aeronauLlcal courses
tired of being pushed a r ound by rr.ost solidly behind t~e pr1nc1ples Is good fo r the community Is good here. A similar number of n ight
arrogant men in government of-of true democracy. It ts back.('d by for the vetf'ran. and that v.•hat scholarship!-t will be awarded dur·
fices." said J!:arl Lee Kelly, profr I n o special pressure groups. and Is good for the ;-'·orld Is the only ing the pre~ent !k"hool y('ar.
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Pl:int.11ion Gar-
d l·n B.1uquet or
\ \.0<x::lland Spice
Colo~nes in
sp.irk!ini; D c-
c:\nter Ju ~s a t
SLOOand Sl.75.
pective candidate for governor. I dra,,s no iiarrO\\' p.'.lrt1~an lln~~. 1 good for the United States.
sta rted By Disabled Vet 1 They feel, In .short, that the -Buy U. S. Victory Bonds -
FATS NEEDE D It ,,·as st.'.\rt£'J hy a young lieu-only ans,ver to a split atom is a
"Even though rationing Is end· tt'nant. Ch:trlcs G. Bolte, \\·ho lost unitC<I wo rld. But that unity must I
ed. there still rema.:ns the need for a le~ at El Alan1('in. and \.\'ho re· begin at home. bs>t\.\·een landlord
1 preventing \\'UStt> of any fats. a nd turned to this cnuntry concerof'd and tenant. bel\.\"l'f'n lnbor and
fo-r salvaging all used fats v.'hlch \.\'ith the future of the veteran and management. betv.·een v.•hite and
I are needed for the manufacture of the future of AmM'ica in this black.
soap and for othe r industries,", bafOing ne\.\-\Vorld in v.'h\ch be l AVC a lready has thousands of
G d Secretary of Agriculture Anderson found himSC'lf. members In Southern California. un erson Drug I declared recently. I The organizntinn's 9lntement of and a .Long Beach chapter Is being
1\IaJo St. -Balboa I . intentions is based solidly on the organized nov.·.
:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;B;u~y;;U;;;. ;;S;. ~V~1c;;t;;o;;ry~Bo;;;;n;;ds;;~1 premise that \A"e can never have a --------I prosperous and free America in a. Quinine v.·as isolated for the first
hungry and ragged w orld, that we time In 1820.
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Headquarters
for Skiers ...
Waxes
and other quality
equipment.
Skis, Poles, and Boots for Rent
See JOHNNY ABELL at
Balboa Island Sporting Goods
222 Y., Marine Balboa Island Ph. Nwpt. Bch. 2641
Earning ., more •.
Then save ·
more for
use after
Victory!
Save Now! •
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Put all that
~xtra income
in a Sivings
account, and
have extra
earnings .. a//
with safety.
On• dollar or mo,.
opeiu •n •ccount
NEWPORT BALBOA
SAVINGS and LOAN
J!E DERAL
ASSOC IATIO ."J
a~•a VIA LIDO TEL.l:~HONIE 1500
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
Visit Our Toy Deparbnent
n
Special
SEAT COVERS
For Coupes and Sedans
Better than pre-war quality!
Coupes _____ $8.95 -Sedans ... _.$13.95 -·-Gas· Beach's Firestone Store
.. a Neupatllhd. 0.-. .._
I can never' again afford the cost of -------------
a narrO\V isolationism, and that ~r1111u'""''"1111111u1"'"'11 11u11•1 .111••1••1•eue111,,,,.,~
1 ?.'e talk nonsense "·hen \Ve talk of j ~ E G G s ~ I national self-Interest in the same ~ !
breath v.·ith international law. I! ~ I ~~r. Bo~te says, in his s tatement : ;
I of 1ntent1ons: 1 ! f R E 5 H !
"\\'e look forv•ard to becoming :; ~
I civilians: making a decent living. ~ E V E R Y D A Y ~
raising a family. and living in : •
freedom from the threat ot an. ~ !
other wa.·. E!ut that was what l APPLES • CIDER ;
moat Arnericans ,,·anted from the I ; i 4
last Y.'ar. They found that m\litar)l ! ~
victory does not autnn1atica lly • •
bring peace, jobs. or freedonl. To : G R 0 C [ R I E S i
guarantee our intcre!Jls, ""hich are '!! -
those of our country. v.·e mulfl • Cold Meats i
\\"Ork for \\"hat ~-e \\'ant." .. • Fnilta and VegetablM ·.; He \\·cnt on. '"Thf'reforc \\'e a re
associating oursel\'es v.·ith Ame r· ~Phone !818 Open Sand&Y'I ~ . '
•can men and women. cegardl•ss ,,f ~_-_:Button's Grocery·.·:··_ race. crf'E"d, o r color , v.·ho e.re serv·
ing ""ith or have been honorably ii ~
discharged from our armed rorces., i 17!1-t Ne~1>0rt Rl''d.. Coela MCAa:
merchant marine, or allied for ces. ~.,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,, i
PllOOn /fr/11111/SNID
e NO A~lllTllUlllT
NIUS$AllY
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"TO INQU ...
MOUi' COllWt'
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CANNED FOODS
Cherub Milk 2 ... 18• u ..
Cucumber Pickles "••· 31° "' L+bby Brand. F1eth vorlety,
Tomato Soup
Highway Pea~hes
Sliced °' "'°IVft.
Oregon Plums
Hl.lnt'1 S\.lorsr"nl Brond.
Cut Green Beans
ll•L11• ...
...... 21• ...
...... 18• ·-...... 12• ...
Country Home w-.. ....... 15• C0<n c•11
Whole lo.ernet ..or•etr.
Fillet of Mackerel ''t;." 21 •
Pierre BrON:!.
Minced Clams , ••. 21• ...
Qvftl"I Charlotte Brand.
Tomato Sauce ~:.::; •:::·
CHECK THESE VALUES
Edwards Coffee , ... 27• ... Ort0. r~or or ""'~i:rld..
Ben Hur Coffee
Orop, re-gulor Of wlex grind.
Diamond Walnuts
Laro--iny.
..... 33• ...
.. 42-
Georgia Pecans ;:. ~ 47•
Sunbrite Cleanser •:=-5°
Tomato Hot Sauce ,,,.._ 4• -Tosto Teti• 8r'Ol"d.
Cigarettes .... •1.33
Udy Strilto, 111.a&ftgh. fl'Nllio
Morril,, .. a-,. ...
Smoking Tobacco
hfrro Mbert • Hdf ........
Shampoo so:;.... ,!:; n-
Woodb """'""' """---ury -----Jerqen'a Lotion =.:"" »
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••• WE DRESS OXL\' OLK TOP BIRDS
FOR OUR RF.TAJL TRADE
FOR DELIVERY -PHONE 1232-J
Ed. T. Chapman Jr. & R. B. Hutchins
SAFEWAY ivAWES
Canterbury T~ ';..!" 239
I Yi,·lb. t>OC~. 43c1
Spaghetti Diruier -31•
Chef Boy Iv-Dee .arid.
Wheatena "t:: 11.;:-229
Albers Quick <bats '!: 13• Qu~k~·r·o;~ ·r:.: ·:: 13•
1•8-01. pkg., 28cl
Apple Juice ::::,
California Prunes
10-80 sore.
35• ... •••• ..... 35•
Venus Fig Bars •••L 33•
Soda Crackerl. "=',.~ 17•
!2-lb. P<il!J., l2ct f
Ovaltine !.":'..,
+l•-01.can,6lcl /
~·34•
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Costa 1\lesa
MRS. WRIGHT'S BREAD
l11rtc.hff ..wt•" ...... ~4.
I lcOMMk•l 14 .. 1, foot, I le I ~I° •
PEANUT BUTRR
.....,,, lr•"d. '•1Nl•r tor 1-LI. 27C
Klilool hu1chn. t 2·1'1. tor, •Sc I JAi
APPLE BUTTER
Dutch Girt lr•111f. MHYJ c... JI-OZ. z3c
1ilfir1tCy, Childrirft 1111\'t It. JU
AIRWAY COFFEE
l·LI. 2fte c111ff" loT•n. Gr111 ... 111d to, .... , order. Pl5. u-flOTOI cholct of tho ... ,.,.,. of
DUT CH Mill CHEESE
To,.11 Am1rico,. '""'•· [nlor
~full fll\'or•d 100.inn1 oftffl.
Z·LB. 69C PIG.
KITCHEN CRAfl 1~~~,:<:0
M•d• for'°°"'' bolo.Mt. 10-lb. -·· S-U. z9c
SSc; ZS-lb. Melo., 1.17. Sltl
GLOBE A-1 FLOUR
fM OTl:fl' bolo.l"t pllfJOS•. Vito"'ill $.U z9c
01ukhM. I 0-lb. Mck, SSc. SlCi !
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COOKING AND BAKING NEEDS
MacaYeast ....
K C Baking Powder •·••· "' 125-oz. tor. 19cJ
Imitation Vanilla
Wo1tOQ Brond.
Cider Vinegar
Vinegar Old Mill
Cider Brand
DOG FOODS
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Red Heart '"""'" 3 oy, .... -DoQ food ,... ..v-
Heal th way .~ ::· 26•
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tit~ ........ .4 ''°"' ...,.. EAT McJW POINT fllll WI rM t.•llY ,_ • 1;i.e..t
AU W _.. -· ,._ wi8 .-t ......... _.1 ltticJ roest OI' steek . ,........ . . .. . ......... -
......... s.1 .. I -LAMB SHOULDER c
GROUND am 25c ·-,,,. _ ... """' : .. · LB. 35 .., .. .,..._.LI,. ~--~AA•' .
:::._':":',:::... LAMB BREAST lnc
CHUCK ROlU 2ec ·-·-·-..... -::~ ..... u. u .. ~-u.. ,g ~ ......... :::::::.-::.. n CHlCKlMS •ac
an:c Pl.I MEAl 170 -"_ , .... .., ... ""::. • LB. •ii ~ ,,,. .... . __ ..... _
":t:."';":::·::· STtWlNG KENS 43c !,BB!. 37° =-~;":"'"' ....
•• · ·-u. COD RlllTS ' -. ROUND • ...._,_ ........... ,,.,
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NSWPOllT BAUIC>A M&W8 ..
You've Heard About Them ---Now See for Yourself
TOP-0-CAR BOAT AND CARRIER
Now on Display at the
eo.
The Perfect Model for Hunting and Fishing or
General Pleasure Use.
-{Jr Tough one-piece laminated plastic hull.
1::r Resistant to sun, water, fire and marine g row th .
1::r A li g htweig ht, durable, seaworthy boat that will
give you years of se rv ice in any t ype of water.
1::r Especially adaptable to ou tboard motors.
See the 12-foot Top -0-Car model now and place yo ur
order for Priori ty delivery.
Dinghies -Sailboats -Wherries -Outboard Run -
abouts -Cruisers -Utility Boats -Paddleboards
and other Plastic Marine Equipment availab le
soon.
A product proven by Military use and in demand
throu g hout the world.
DICK OTHllIER
703 E. Central Ave.
(Temporary Display Room)
Balboa, Calif.
Ph. 683
Distributors of Chemold Boats
and Marine Equq,ment.
GEORGE \VEISS
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GEO ROE WEISS, left, an.d Dick Othmer, usoclate In the · Plat lie
\\'atercraft 001npany, Balboa. who round a new ll g-htwell(ht 111kiff
and a clever rack ror haullni It on t op or their car. The lantln·
at.eel pla1tlc <"raft l!I durable, \\'eather and martne (tO\\'lh reSl!lt ·
ant .. the dealf'n Uy. They wlll allO ha \·e sa.IUnK craft and floats of
the same material. 11>rio10 ,,,. 1;,., h11 ~
M K"l l d Plastic Boat es an I e I Ca rried on Car, 1 Son Injured ; A:~~v~'~"d~,~ ~.~:~~, ..
Hold Dr.IVef phoned his wife. Elaine. '"" sat-urdny that he y.·ould be down at
noon \\.'ilh a boal. and to v.•alt
lunch. H ow he could transport a I
boat f rom north of Los Angeles
A.nnther fatal automobile acci-when she knew he had no traile r
dent wtui added to the soaring list 1 stumped h is pretty spouse. who
ror the ~J esa and harbor area
1
has conductC'd his r<'alty hu..,i nr<:.s
Tue!ldny afternoon . here for months until he recently
Charles Munoz, 35: of We~t '"'.il-
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relinquished h is job in the city.
son street: C08la Af~sa. Y.as 1n-At about 2 p.m . up drove George
11tantly k illed at 5 .15 'I_Ucsday 1 W eiss and his a9:s ociat e. Dic k
y,•hen the c~r drive n by Irvin Ells-Othmer. But they drove up to the
v.•ortfi J amison o f 805 \V. La Veta NeY.'S-Times instead, a snappy
street. Orange, \\'ent through the boat hung abo\·e the !!edan on 8 boulevard stop at Orongw street lfPeC'lal rack. They proceeded t o
and 17th street . Cos ta 1'1 ~sa, and derronstrate for the benefit of a
811.!f'f rledly .!!truck broadside lhe 8'tnall crov.•d or on-look ers hn\1;
truck v.·hich ~tr. ~·t unoz v.·as driv-hundreds will take tr1 the v.·ater in
in~. A1u noz v.·as throv.-n ~u t or the , the future. F or Y.tith ea!JIC Othmer
.. ·ehlc le and the tr~c k it.se lf v.·as Uft ed the J2-foot plastic s kiff
knock et.l 200 feet 1.nto 8 nearby dov.·n o ver the back of the car
flt'ld. ~Tunoz v.·ns killC'd V.'hen the on a hinge-like rack, and In a few
truck ran U\'t'r him a fter he had minutes had t he 11 0-pound boat
bt'en th ro\.\'n clear. accorcling t o r eady to slip into the ba°y .
the report o f the California H igh-
...,·ay Patrol.
?.Ir. Jan1ison v.·ns arrestl:'d o n a
t·hur).!e of felony. drunk llrivin~.
violat ing 501 of the \'ehlcle Code
covfring drunk dr iving and ·-caus-
i ng injur)'. He \\'as released Tues-
day night on $2000 batl.
The hearing on a c harge or man-
1>lnui;:ht('r v.·il\ be held 0f>C. 18, a t
10 a.n1. at the office of J udge D. J .
Dodge.
The death of btunoz was just
t he 18-'>t c hapter in a r ide or de.
struct1 on through the lieaa area.
At 5 :10 the same afternoon, just
five minutes before the Munoz a c -
clctent. Mr. Jamison v.·a.s reported
So ('nthuslastic y,•c re the
over lhC'ir recent f ind that they
organized the Pla!itiC' \\'Rtrrcraft
company of Balboa. nnd \\'ilJ shC'\\'
the stron~. llght-\\'eii::ht boat of
41.,.fnot Jx>am in their real estate
office at 703 E . Central avrn11e.
They expec t to attach an outboard
motor to t he lami nated fabr ic
skiff and sho\.\' sk ept teal boat
handlers hoy,· dura ble is the new
material. They claim it r esists ma-
rine grov.'th, v.·eather and hard f
k nocks.
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to have collided v.•ith the car of
Edna de \\'olfe, 63, of 2321 N e\\'-
port Road, Costa 1'.:tesa . He fled -:"""'~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""""""""""""""""""""~"""""""""~---............ -.................................... """'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'::::::::::~I the s cene of tha t a ccident and .= nearly h it t\\.'O pede!Jtrians in do-
The T op-0-Car craft is of ma-
tC'rin l kno\\'n n<.: Chr>molrl , :inrl
made in Glendale. Afte r demon-
strating the ease of m ount in~ and
demounting it from a car. having
numer ous pict ures taken, they sud-
denly remember('(! lunch. and
hoi.!lted tHe boat bac k shPepishly
to the t np of the car and hC'Sded
f or Ba lboa "''her e Elain e Weiss
\\'as supposedly y,·aiting lunc h f or
them.
eOHffU'IU/
901 Coast Highway
Complete Motor Rebuilding
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Cylin der Boring 2!" to 9!" x 18".Dee p
Line Boring (Mains)
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• Valve Grinding • •
Ed Ehlen, Shop Superintendent
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STANDAID OIL PRODUCTS
Gas
Diesel
MARINE
SERVICE -
•
Oil
Greases
ing s o. t he Higbv.·ay Patrol re·
port rd.
Raymond ).f unQZ, 17, v.·as also
riding in the t ru ck \\'hlch klll.ed
h is father , but escaped serious ln-
1
jury. ~1 in o r cu ts and brui9E's \\'ere
treated at the county hospital.
The inquest v.•ili be held Dec. 7
at 3 p.n1. nt Grauel':!! Funeral
L Chapel. Co!fla 1'tesa.
1.000-YEAR LAMP P OSSIBLE
50-50 Basis
Was Costly-But.
All Worked Out
T he Jess brilliant!)' a lamp fila-. Settling 50-50 is a g r eat Amer-
ment burns. the l onger its life. It , ican custom, but sometimes it
is theore tically possible t o design takes a few cops an~ d etec tives to
I
and build an electric lamp v.·htch k.eep that custom oiled and run.
could burn continuously for 1,000 rung.
years. W estinghouBe engineers say I Such was the experience of 8 .
I they aren't interested, not because E . Chaddick of Redondo Beach,
they w on·t be around to prove their I ""ho. had agreed with an ex-
claim , but that such a lamp, hardly serviceman, J ohn R. Rl~hards, to
any brighter than a tireny v.•ould ftsh out of Newport with Chad-
be uselesJ1 a.a an illumlnan't. dick 's boat on a fifty-fiftv ba!'is.
Late Class. Ads
SALE-
BaJboa Island
F\lmisbed 2 Bedroom
Sm.all Rear Apartment.
LltUe Laland.
$8500
P<>8Besslon cloae or escrow,
Gertrude A. Waldron
WM. W . SANFORD
Broker
Phone 234-W 308 Marine
SALE-' Laguna Beach
Modern Duolex
93-tfc
Well Built. Excellen{ Location.
Home and Income.
$17,000. Terms
Gertrude A. Waldron
Wl<L W . SANFORD
-Broker
Phone 234-W 308 Marine
93-tfc
BALTZ
MORTUARY
It a1moBt turned out to be a one
hundr~d·tt>-nothing basis. however, I
for Richards. after returning v.•ith
his first catch. sold It and made
off with not only the cash, but
\\'ilh the ship's radio as well. And
the irony ot it all \\'88 that be
removed hi8 loot In Mr. Chaddick's
car, a '30 Chev•olet roadate1!
Hov.•ever. things are back on a
f ifty-fifty basis once m ore. Chad-
dick returned the wan-ant for
Richard's arrest to Judge D onald
J. Dodge last Saturday. R ichards
was diecovered ln a hoepltal, 11uf.
fe1ing f rom a severe ca.se of war
nervousness. His radio and money
wer e returned and the car was
located, and everybody hr as hap py
as might be ex pected. In the de-
scription given the pollee depart.
ment, Richard.a is pictured thwi:
"Always seems ll> be ln hurry and
la unsteady on feet."
It baa not been determined
whether M r_ Chaddick ts through
with this 50-50 buaine• or not.
Maybe he la beginning to feel that
while 100--0 may require more
wo1k, it may be worth !L
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Orange County Trucking Co.
WID Be Located In Costa Mesa Soon
TRUCKS FOR IDRE
General Trucking, Hauling, Transfer
Long and Short Hauls
In the mk ntime our temporary
PHONES
Nwpt. 260, Days--0r-Nwpt. 512-M, Nights
ANNOUNCING!
MAN DEX Under New Management ...
• • •
CLEANING and PRESSING
of all k inds
for both military and civilians
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Note: We do military creases
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MANDEX CLEANERS
Corner Newport Boule\'&rd and Palisades Road
1< c> ,., ""' ,,, • ,,.., -.... , ....... ,,. . @6~ ~,
BREAD-TIME
ST OR IES
KITCHEN TRICK
WHEN PLANNING a pork sausage
dinner, sli·ce and fry fresh pears just
as you would app le
rin gs. In fact, these pear ·tJ·~ ~
rings ore delicicus wit h ··
any pork d ish and make :--.~
a nice change. --(""··
HOUSEHOLD HINT
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PROTECT YOUR oven this easy way.
When attempting to remove charred
and deeply burned
grease, just apply am-
monia and leave over·
nig ht. Cleans g e ntly and
, thoroughly but be sure
• to wash the s u rface
completely the next doy.
SPANISH VEAL CHOPS
4 veal (or lamb) 2 c. canned tomatoes
chops ~I tsp. paprika
2 tbsp. fat ~I tsp. pepper
2 onions, sliced 1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. Worcestershire Sauce
Brown fl oured chops in fat, add bal·
ance of ingredients. Cover a nd sim·
mer until tender. Thicken remaining·
liquid and serve over chops.
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W EBER'S ENRICH ED White Bread has
the fta vor·fresh ta5'e that makes a big
hit with a ll appetites. Perfect for toast
and sandwiches. Extra satisfying be-
ca use it contains all the vitamins a nd
minera ls natural to 100% who le
wheat!
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ACC~ORIBS • BATIERY CHARGING
-t-
Lady Attendant
-t-General Building Conindor Phone 88
Phone Newport 2088 410 Coast BITd.
CORONA DEL MAR
~el.pl.-~
DAY AND NIGHI'
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DISPLAY CARDS
e Immediate service on all
inside sig n work.
e ·Reasonable, quick Service.
Call - - -
Santa Ana 201 4
500 S. Main St.
Laguna Beach 2875
P. 0. Box 312
New port - Balboa P h. N pt. 13
3011 \V. Central Ave.
lido Theatre
Phone 211 ' -Fl'ff Parking
ShO\\'S Sightly -7 & 9:15
:)latlnee-Saturday at 2 :00
Contlnuou!l Sunday rrom 2 :SO
. '* \i\"\il\\ \\~\il\\S * UN~1URNER * WALTER PIDGEON
* ~!N JOHNSON
GREETI NGS!
Sun., Thru \\'ed., Dec. 9, 10, 11 , 12
The red-hot
soga of The
Sw••the111t
of The To:nifit
Twenfiesf
Poro,,..ovnt
pr.,e fllS
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' BETIY HUTION
\ ARTURO DE CORDOVA I
I ;n 1\;.tlOI AR )'" ,
\ ~C. oNDE" ·
\: ~ \: 1 e 'h"ico/or
<:-\\'\ • ~
Starts Thun.. Dec. 13
, "OCR \'l:X ES HA\"£
TESOE R GRAPES"
. .\Jso •'\\"alt Disney Sho"·case"
Meet ''Pop'' Schroeder at
CADET TRAILER INN
251 8 Newport Blvd.
Featuring a ne\\' inno\·a tion -
"Sloppy Joe's"
A Delectable
Sand wich
We Also Ser ve Three Meals a Day
Open 7 &. m. until 9 p. m.
Open Sundays
For That ''Out · of · Doors''
Man of Yours
Sleeping Bags
R~ary waW-l'"·~tW'ilt"nt ra..nr..,.. rau ~111(t.b alpOH. PMkH fM air m•t.-
trHa. "''()di. or <'OC'mt>rr C'Ollon filled.
Qf\(' of the hf!-9\ Vlll Ut""I ,.OU Vf' eTer
M"l"n a.nd a c\fl an,. l"'.11 out..of-
doon ma.a wnuld apprcla~~
11690 52290 527"°
Air Mattresses
Fabric <'OVf'""' rot>b!-r \n1Uf"H lora-
rr llfe. Tbe Tel')" tw..t 1b&J. mor>l"J"
=I Sl(}M S}l 113 s15•0
FolcllaK"
Rubber Boats Camp Cots
TMJ""re. at.oluWlt •a.lf'l BaTe ~ .... -·~··s7200 men \a. BD't "•
• . dUcll bun'·
er 1 dJT&m nu-•-. 4•1"-....._ ~t5
COLEMAN LANTERNS
::'tT.. s6~5 ='795 ~ s395
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UMBREJ,J,A TENTS, 9xll
WATEU'BOOFED. AJIMY llBELTEll DUCK s5gso F1tted with noor wtndoW and zipper front.
Easy to ottct. A ...... ll IPft for "lllm"l---····--
Saata Aaa Tent & Awning Co.
ltM 119. Mola II\. -a..ta AM
-~ .... a.. i..c-ft.Le Ill
In tho Superior Court, In and
For t he County of Orange.
State of Callf or nJa
CERTIF IC ATE OF BUSINESS
F ict itious F irm Name
/ The unde~i.gned do hereby cer-
tify' that vi.•e are conducting a.
radio broadcft!;tlng and affiliated
business at Santa Ana·. CaJlfornla.
under the fictitious firm name of
ORANGE C 0 UN TY BROAD-
CASTING CO?i.1PAN\" and that
said firm is composed Of the fol-
Jo,vlng persoM \Vhose namct1 and
placf's of residence ar.: as foll ov.•3,
to-y,·it:
DAVID H . CA:'.'llNON. 4947 Com-
mon1.1.·ealth AvenoC", La Canada,
California. I
REED E . C-A.LLJSTER. 14 0 1 Im-
perial Drive. Glenda.le. Cn\ifomln.
CARROLL R. H:\USER. 530 Sll-
f \'ergate Avenue. San Dh~go, Call-
) fomia. I
\\'itness our httnds this 26th day
of October. 1945.
DA VlD H . CA!\~O S I
REED E . CALI.!.lSTER
CARROLL R . HAUSER ---
STATE O F CALIFOR:-JIA, )
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ) ss.
On thl.s 26th day of October A.O ..
1945 before me, EARLE E. SWEM
a N otary Public in and for the
said County aAd Stat e, reel.ding
thereln, duly commi!ISioned and
sworn, personally appeared DA VlO
H. CANNON, REED E. CALLIS·
TER a.Ad CARROLL R. HAUSER
known to me to be the persons
whose na.me.ci are subacribed to the
within lruJtrument. and acknowl.
edged to me that they exec.;t~
the 98..ID e.
In Wltne11a Whereof, I hav e here-
unto eet my hand and a.tflxed my
orttclal seal the day and year ln
t.'11! certificate first above wntten.
EARLE E . SWEM,
N otary Public tn and for said
(SEAL) Cofmty and State.
Pub.-Nov. 15, 20, 29; Dec. 6, 194.5.
ORDINANCE NO. !t40
The Cit y of Newport Bea.ch, by
and through it.a City Council, does
Phone 87
FOR SIGN S
BENEDICT
The Sign Man
• BOAT LE"ITEIUNG
A SPECIALTY ...
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I' Oid y inetnon clitnb ou •ver Wore/,
Jr rakos t o Pole? Jc looks on Edison
our years f . prccry <as
man can bc 0 tuining bct Y· i . a lineman, Ii ore an Ed ·
' mighty carcfu /. . rsr class. His i 1~".
the til?lc t L ' _ Hu safety tra . 11.StnJcr1on
Of .L -or u.is own p~ . ining gocs on ·"
UIC re.it Of th . •u•CCt1on and f "',
up >head . c line gang . .Ed · _0r the •afery
in "'•rs of ISOn linerne k I Edison h Working "h ,. Jj n eeP. as kepr or ne.i ' Years in the cl . up •head for ·
the bcrrcnn ccrn~ business~ more than 50
Ir . cnr of its service. y~ •dding to
II a srockh Id
lndepcndcnr o er-o wned (93 0
by Calif. . (-Olllpany. It u l1lana ' 00 of them)
or111anr, gcd and o
There arc J 500 pcratcd
AY of them '. flCOplc on the "_,.
Ediro . . ' like the /inc ""!Son P.yro/L Yior/d~ !::"~-~/Uch u to ';:~;• trained fo r1 c cctri~ SCrvi~ •r a L You_ With the.
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SOU1Hl1H CAU
HARDWARE J.l.ESTUS PLUllBINO
GENERAL ELECTRIC
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Navajo Rugs • • • • •
Pottery
Ceramics
Cranberry Ware
Desert Hue Ware
Glassware
Stationery
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PIER SOL'S
ProfM81oual Pbannaey
m l!"OBICBT A VENlJm
• LA.GUN.A BEACH
"In Busimu /OT Y ou1' Health ..
8p9daU&I..-la ~ptt-.
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P-.lc:WJ• • ~ ..,. DMU. ~ .... C.-. er..._
11-n: 9 • R ,.._I .~ a..c.,_, rti.M: lJ ... 1
Woven in beautiful design and color by t he Navajo In dians.
Small an,d Jarge size to please everyone.
For Women
Lovely
Crystal Sets
For Her Bedroom -·-Silver
Jewelry
Beautiful Indian,
Mexican and Peruvian
that every woman
wants.
Doll s Pearls
Complete 72-inch Strand
Selection Pikaki
ALL P RICES $1 50
Berkeley Wind· Proof
LIGHTERS $100
For Men -
Leather
Bilfolds
Suspenders
Belts
BALBOA GIFT SHOP '
BAI.II()&
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·aanERIES CHARGED •
I• 30 Mina~
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N-~Qoarsw.
'LUBRICATI O N
SPECIALIST
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oomtanUy ~y UM! able to slTI> you tbe qalckN& and
oomplef.Mt Job of creutnc and ollloc
£.wcmented toroe of Expert Mecbanlce now aerve yoa a&
VIRG 'S . GARAGE
TEXACO PRODUCTS e dAS STATION
%406 \\'est Central Avenue, Newport Bea.ch
Open Nightly TUJ '7 o'Clock Phones 129 and 1144·W
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JiSWblii 8 41'04
90 Lots Planned
In Subdivision
'Harbor Heights'
PIH;nt P11• 9'W51'1 ~ l sr,,R 1:11l•\1NI
Railroad Agellt
Seeks Industry
Site Answers
PLANE& TO SOW IOPQO ACRI.&
W ABHINGTON-'lbe ortctnator
ot -d pellet pl&ntina' by alrplm•,
Dr. Lytle S. Adami. hu cootract-
ed with the U . S. Df'partment of
tbe Interior to aaw ~.000 acre. ot
Indian Janda In Arizona by Janu-
ary 1, and an addlUonal 2ti,OOO
A new fourteen-a.ere wbdlvt.ioo At the meeUng of t)le Amoclated •CJ"e• of Indla.n land.a lD. Arizona
between O>lta Mea and Newport Cbambe.n of Commette at S&m'• &nd New Kaico by June 1 next
Beech, abon the &rebe1, bu been Sea Food cate in Suneet Beach year. It will take about 30 minutes
opened tM development tt wu dla. 'l\tesdt.y n!ght. the question of in· tn flight to plant 2,500 pounds ot
cloeed Tueaday in de;_eda resf1tered dUJbi&l developmenJ: tn the coun-lftd.. and the plan.ea will aow 125
&t the county record.el" a otttce. ty wu clearly brought. to the at-tOOI of pell•tl per tbouaand a.cree.
Ninety Iota Of varying ah.el will tenUoo ot the group by a number
be eel up on the property which of the delegatea. FLYING EQUIPMENT
w u purcha.ted from Mr. and Mr1t. Mr, E. B . Sharpley Of Santa TO SCHOOLS
Nelson Holmwood for $28.000. Ana, the district passenger agent WASHINGTON-The Army Air
"Harbor H eight.a" ls the name f or the Southern Pacif ic railroad, Forces in the put year have given
given to the 8Ubdlvl.81on. and the raJsed one of the rpost vigorous to non.profit 8Chools thr ough out
new owners listed were G~rge objections to the planning com -the cou ntry approximately $38,-
Plckerlng, L . L.. Menne8, Mr. and mi.ulon·a land use map u It nO\\o' 000,000 worth of airc raft lnstruc-
Mrs. c . A. Padfield and the H ar-stands. He ll'la.ted that the ran-Uon equipment.
bor lnve3tment Co. W ork on Im-roailll now serving Orange county ------------
and ho"' long does it take?"
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ACE REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Domestic -Commercial - Marine
l'h. e. n. ms 10180ranpAve.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
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(Repair Work on All H ouseh old Electrical Equipme nt)
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delicious lunches
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provements or the new r esidential a re anxious t o find locations tor
srect lon is to start immediately, a indus try. But. he added. the agent.B
spokesman tor the g roup said. of those Industrialists have no ._ ________________________ ! Anoth('t large local sale \\'&s the place to apply. "\Ve must bave
1 $20,000 par:cel sold by Mr. and something definite to tell those
Mr. Diggs. \\'ho repre9ent ed the
county planning commission tor
the discussion. gave essentially
the same a nS\\'er to both questions.
"It \>.·ould tak e less than three
weeks for an industry to get a !
perm it ," he replied, "IF' tt Is a
prof"t'r industry and IF it is In I
the right location." HO\\'e\·er, he
went on to edJ. if the resident9 of
that area oject to that industry. 1
obtaining fl permit might be a very
----------------------~--------people or be \\'illing to go on al!
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REFRIGER ATION
& AI R C ON'D ITI ONI NG EQ UI PME NT
CONTRACTING ENGINEERS
\1:e are," he emphal!ized. "Time ls
of the essence:•_
On the san:e point, a rE>pre5it'n-
tatlve f rom Orange demanded,
''\\'hat procedure dO<'s an industry
go through to get into the county,
Airs. Calvin Glenn Pr£'ston 393 Del
Al a r avenut", Costa l\fesa: to 11'.r.
and ~trs . Jam.es Guthrie, 813 W. I Bay avenue. Balboa.
lengthy process.
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Betty Hutton portta)'S T e xas
Guln1tn In h1•r latest fo r l)a ra·
ntount llrri\'lnK Sunday at the
Lldo theatre . The picture ls "ln-I
cendiar)· Blonde" In T e<'hnlcol-
o r a nd co-st a ni Deity "11h Ar-'
turo d e Co rdo\'ll.. Al!W In the
ca.st a re Ba rry Fl lzJte rald, Rill
Goodwin and Charles RuKi.rl~.
We are again offering ---for your
pleasure and convenience ---prompt
and courteous car-service
at
Factory
Franchised Distributor BOOKS
T he determination of V1o•hether
or not an industry is the proper
kind is up to the planning commis-
sion AND lbe people of tbe com-1
munlty. If thE' planning commis-1
slon , upon examination of all the i-'P:::;iir'.'.;=:::~~i"1 fa ctors contingent upon the grant· The PALM-PALM Cate
for
WORTHINGTON
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Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
Equipment
Leaders Since 1886
QUICK FREEZING EQUIPMENT
foe
LOCKER .. MEAT, FISH
POULTRY. FRUIT, PLANTS
Units -~~ B. P. to 100 B. P.
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Double Duty Display Master
MEAT CASE -BY WEBER
"Factory Franch ised Dealer
and Representative" for
WEBER
Showcase & Flrture Co.
Established 1898
"SELF -SERVICE"
Meat & Vegetable Cases
Frozen Food Cabinets
F rom 6 Cu. Ft. to \l'alk-Ins
\Ve Ha\."6 \\'hat You l'\ced
ESTRELLITA'S
(Est elle Campbell, O\vner)
Ph. Snn ta Ana 36'.!S
51 5 S orth l\ta.l.n Street
Room 8 -.-\rca.de BuUdJng
Our Lendi~g Library Contains
the Latest Books ...
Hourt1 : 9 :SO to 5 :80
J;xcept 1'f on., 2 p.m. · ~:SO p.m.
lflg of a permit to a DC\\! Industry,
finds everything favorable, the per-I
n1it y:ould be granted with no d&-
lay at all. But usually, he said.,
! there a re some bottlenecks and
1 therE' are some people who, for one
reason of another, object to that
industry. I I Mr. Diggs added, "1fOBt • indus-
lrialist.s are glact._ to know ho"· the 1 people in a neighbor hood feel at I
the outset. rather than have action
taken again.st them at a later
dale."
SODEN REFRIGERATION SPECIAL TIES CO. CHRISTIAN'S HUT
Balboa, Callfomia
623 So. Los Angeles St., Anahe"
Oiarles Beecher
Percy Wilson
Telephone Anaheim 4652 DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL BAR
DINNERS ... BANQUEI'S
Leonard Marshall, Manager
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d; Santa Claus will arrive at our Gift Shop at 2 p. m. on
Saturday, December 8 ---this Saturday.
You are cordially invited to bring the youngsters to dis-
cuss with Santa their plans for Christmas
d; While they last each youngster will be given a free gift.
"Bob" Nanney
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Thelma Smith
Earl Douglas
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"IF I RAN THE
DRUG STORE ... ''
0 1f I ran this drug store,''
a iKJur-faced atranKer re-
ma1'ked during the dull pa.rt
of the mornJng yesterda)·, ''I
wouldn't ha\'e cle rks stand·
Ing around dolni: not.bing,"
\Ve'd rathe r see 'em busy,
too. But \\'e reel \\"e owe It
to our cu~t on~rs to h.a\·e
enouKh help 50 you d on't
ha,·e to "·all. Prompt serv-
ice h as helped buJld our bus!· . ., ...
Newport Beach
Pharmacy
%108 Ocean Front Phone :r
Buy \'lc tory Bonds
1884 Newport Boule,·artJ
GAS FLOOR · FURNACES
Do you have proper heating in your home? \Vould you
like to eliminate moisture forming on the windows-
do away with mildew in closets? Why not call us for
an estimate. We can install a gas furnace within two
weeks.
\VE ALSO HAVE FORCED AIR
BASEMENT UNITS
Charter & Preston
Installations Make Wann Friends
280 Forest A \'e. Laguna Beach
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Phone Laguna Beach 6484 or 9462 or 2995
A•to,.io Slr'JiNri, IH
fa,.oMs Pioli• ••in-of
Cr~ lt.17, tlitti i• lk
,,.,. 11J1. "' 1h1 •g• •I
,.;,,,ty.thrtt. M1111y of U,.
.;o/i,,s ht •adt 11rt JJiU is
•stloJoy. Tbt•tll1tU1,si•r-_'
i•g U111 of IM Str.JiMri
bas •t~tr bttlf tf..llttl.
P_e-rfection
-only by car efu l age i ng
The wood of which the famous Stradi-
vari violins are made is carefully, patiently
aged for many years. Only th'.s ageing,
combined with inspired craftsmanship,
makes possible die mellow, rich tones of a
Stradivari.
Ageing is also an important factor in.
producing the mellow, tasty flavor o~
~tside. No bcewmaster is wise enough
!W make fine beer without Nature's aid.'
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1Eastsidc too is aged "'"[111/y, patiently -
u nd cr• the watchful eye of one of the
I world's really great bcewmastecs.
Eastside
SAN~~ CLAUS WILL BE · HERE EACH SATURDAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS THI MIL L OW MILD ! e er
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James Lee -W. B. Foote
Insurance -2117 Coast Blvd. -Real Estate --·-Florence Bakery
)tr. and Mrs. Edward Firbank-Balboa
--V--w. T. Jefferson .
212 Ocean Blvd. -Corona del ?.-tar -·--Lowman Boat Builders
485 Newport Blvd. -Costa 1\tlesa -·--Bay Shore Camp .
Coast Highway-Heinz & l\!ane Kruser
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Excelsior Creamery
Santa Ana -California
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B'Domes Cafe
2200 Ocean Front-Adele & George Beddome
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Newport Builders Supply Co.
3104 \V. Central Ave.-Newport Beach
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Ocean Front Cafe
2114 Ocean Front -Newport
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MacCurdy & Calkins, Inc,
Naval Architccts·-·Boat Builders--Boat Re(>airing
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Bayside Fish Market
28th & Lafayette----Nev.'JX)rt Beach --·--Dean Termite Control
G11an.nt-.1 T•rmlte Cnntrnl-LaU-1t lmpr0red !ilelbodtl
1017 So. ~1ain St.-Santa Ana-Phone 6683
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Orkin's Department Store
1793 Newport Blvd. -Costa l\lesa --·--F. & S. Sales Co.
Santa Ana
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Ludlum Carpet Works
1622 So. l\tain -Sa nta Ana
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Vallely Boat Rentals
Opal &: So. Bay -Edgewater at Palm Ave.
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Balboa Cleaners
600 E. Central Ave.-Balboa --·--Rawson's Cafe
1015 Coast Highway -Newport Beach --·--The Edgewater
1000 Shore Ave.-Corona del Mar --·--California Marine Packing Co.
Lalayette .~ve.-Newport
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"'Fhe Arches"
"l ta•t a U 11le Bit 0 .. 11,.r" Cocllt•ll Lounc-e and Ca.to
On Coast Highway at Newport Blvd
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Van Camp's Sea Food Co., Inc.
22'1 20th Slreet -r\ewport Bc>ach --·--Ida Naylor
Beach Tog! -Balboa Island
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Still's Sea Shell Cafe
Palm &: Central-Bnlboa-:'i.l r. and i\irs. C. if. Still --·--
Starck's Cafe
107 21.st Place--W. B. Ro\ve, Mgr.-N~rt
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Costa Mesa Paint & Hardware
1'1r. and !\·lrs. F . A. \Valsh --·--
Balboa Yacht Basin
Palisades Road -0. A. Haley -l'pt. Bch 500
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The Balboa Inn
Main Street at the Balboa Pier-Ph. Ne\l.lJOrt 660 __ ,. __
Culbertson Chevrolet Co.
ChL'\·rolet-Oldsn1obile
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Casino Cafe
202 Main St. -Louis \'ern•cy -Balboa
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Barro,v's Drpartment Store
1816 Nc''lX>rt Blvd. -Costa :\li:-sa
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Bovd's Service Station
1500 ·\\". Ccntr;\l ,\v('. -Phone 985 __ ,. __
Balboa Fun Zone
D:i.lhoa __ ,. __
Bastanchury \Y ater Co.
l'aiDOU.e All l •n I! "'u1" r J 1•111'"' IJru:r.kl~ \t'1lier
r hon(' z._•n1th -1510
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Balboa :\larket
Gus Van de Lindt> .~ Fritz Goo..\scns --·--Eugene Elliott
501 E . Central-Rl"a l Estate-Estab. 1924
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Balboa Paint Store
, Mr. and Mn. C. Fe~ll-600 E. Bay Ave. __ ,._
Larry Fisher
Db & Lafa.yette-Wholesale Fish-Phone 200
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Protec t al l our futures
• Now'• the time to do it-to live up to our pledge to our fi ghting men
that they can oome home to a b~ppy, prosperous community.;. ~·•here
folks have a secure back.log for the future : .. where prices have been held
down so their dollars, 88 "'ell 88 ours, y,•on't have a 1esseoed value • ; :
where farmers have planned for the future by putting their money into
the best investment in the world ...
VICTORY BONDS! 1Vow's the time to buy them-as many as you can!
BUY BONDS IN AMERICA'S ·
GREAT VICTORY LOAN!
OUR QUOTA I S $300 ,000
L e t ' s G o 0 v e r 0 u r Q u o t a 1 0 O 0/o
There are 7 different types of U.S. Government Securities offered in the Victory Loan.
Consult any bank regarding the issue best suited to your ·individual requirements.
~-------------VICTORY LOAN ISSUE~--------------.
2!.6 jc U. S. TREASURY BONDS
Dat•d l'io,·emher 15, 19-15 ... due December 15. 1972
... ca.liable after December 15, 1967 ... bearer or reg-
istered form ... Price: Par and accrued interest.
2l~)i. U.S. TREASURY BONDS
Dntffi l\'m·ember 15, 1945 ... due December 15, 1962
... callable after December 15. 19J9 ... bearer or reg-
l;,;;tered form ... Price: Par and accrued interest.
~~% U. S. CERTIFIC . .\ TES of Indebtedness
Series K·l!J.IG ... Dated D.>cember 3. 194.; ... due lk-
cember 1. 1946 .•. bearer form only ... Prlce: Par a nd
accrued interesL
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U.S. SAVINGS BONDS-SERIES E
Due 10 years from date of issue ... issued at ;53 of
pa.r ... Jield to rua.turity 2.903 ... registered form
only.
U. S. SA VIN GS BONDS-SERIES F
Due 12 years from date of issue ... issued at 74 3 of
par ... yield to maturity 2.533 .•. registered form
only.
U. S. SA Vll\'GS BOl'i"DS-SERIES G
Due 12 years from date of issue ... issued at par •.•
interest payable semi·annually ... yield to maturity,
2.5-03 ... re!(istered form only.
U.S. TREASURY SAVINGS NOTES-SERIES C
Due 3 years from da.te of issue .•. issued at par ...
);etd to maturity 1.073 ... lo.scribed form only.
This Advertisement !\'lade Possible by the Patriotic Contributions of the Citizens and Firms Listed on this Page
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'Tlail u czn official U. S. 'TrmNry od~ep.red under owpicu of 'Trt""'' ' Department and War Ad11<rtising Council
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Market Spot
200 Marine Ave. -Anton Hershey -Balboa Island _,. __
Port of Seven Seas Boat Landinf
Boat Sales-1\llnrine \\1ayi;-817 Coast Highway --V--
El Paraiso Cafe
McFadden Place -Newport _,. __
Sportland Bowling Center
l\1ain Street-Balboa-Phone: 2402 --·--
Sawyer Sport Shop
207 l\1lirine Ave.-Balboa Island -·-Western Canners Co.
W. 1\1:. Longmoor -·--Kay Finch Ceramics
Corona del Mar -··--Cliff Joye's Service
5oO \V. Central-Balboa-Ph. 1172
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The Blue Sails
Books, Greeting Cards, Artist Sup.--Main St.-Balboe
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Melrose '\.bbey Mausoleum
E . Fenton Dear~. Manager -Ph. Orange 131 --·--Juniata Ceramics
3090 W. Central -Ph. 347-W
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Polly Apparel
Gilbert and Leah Brown-Costa Mesa
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Central Boat Works
signers & Builders-Foot of 31st St.
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alboa Sportfishing Fleet
Paul Lorentzen-Pavilion-Balboa --V--
Sam's Sea Food Cafe
~Coast Highway v Sunset Beach
\Famous Dept. Store
201 E. Fourth St. -Santa Ana
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A Friend
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Foster & Sons
Truscott Cruisers-920 Coast Highway --·--Theo's Cafe
318 East 4th St. -Santa Ana
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Higgins Pleasure Craft Co.
Newport Beach-Dale E. W atts, Mgr.-Ph. 1104 . -·--A. B. McCollum
Lido Isle
' --·--Lido Richfield Station
3413 W. Central -Erwin Tonne
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Viele Plumbing & Sheet Metal
1829 Newport Blvd. -Costa Mesa
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Q-Rio Shoppe
205 Main St. -Jewelry and Gifts -Balboa __ ,._
Richard Seeley
218 Marine Avenue-Photographer-Balboa Islano --·--
Busy Bee Cafe
Famous for Our Ilreakfa!'IS-106 !\1 ain St.-Balbo --·--Balboa Circle Taxi
Any H our, Day or Night-Ph. Npt. 320 --·-Bay Shore Cafe
Coast High'"'•ay-T . F . Norton
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Gaughan's Standard Station
2100 W. Central -Ne\\'POrt Deach --·--
Hansen's
Ice Cream, M;i.lts. Sn nn,,·ich<'s-2100 Oce~ Front
Open Evcnini;:s Until 10:30
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Davis-Gay l\fusic Co.
"Everything in ~tusic and Sound"-Costa Mesa __ ,. __
Nelvport Ice Co mpany
410 Thirtieth St.-Xe,••port Ileach -·--
Conrad Richter, l\f. D.
120 E. 18th St. -Costa l\tesa
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Boardman's Harbor l\farket
303 l\larine Ave. -I3nlboa I.sl a nd
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Robert A. Crawford, Opt., D.
1791 Newport Blvd.-Optometrist-Cos ta Mesa
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Kenneth E. \Vilson Co.
Ouis-Craft Cruisers -Chl)'Sler ~t8rine Engines
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Newport Dredging Co.
631 31't SL
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NEWPORT-BALBOA
NEWS-TIMES e I RISE · TO REMARK··. NEWS
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PBONU: :NEWPO&'r ll aad. u HON. JOHN ftHILLIP• 'n1e &Jr force bu • ~fOltw&r of the
CHURCHES
7 :80 p. m..: Kid-week prayer meet·
log Oil w-..... y. 7:46 p. m.;
)'OUDI' people's eva.ncelltUc .enice
on P'rtday, 1 :'6 pr. m.
N"*rll EwrJ' n:a.cl:a7 aad Tlmnday Attenoou Volw mvu It would take mo~·lhan a. week· orpnJJ:a.Uon plan ot Ill oiib. Tb.ii a.a.. •-Edltlotl. Pwhl'·ted. Eft17 Wedaeed~ Volume ll Iy column to report all tbe tnter. plan call.a fqr a mln1mum ot 400,-000 otncera and men, and an air NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Grauel Chapel, Co.ta Mesa
Rev, Herbert Roth, Pastor
Servicea: Sunday, 10:30 a..m.
&1brriptioo Payable in Advance:-$2..50 per )-e&r in Orange County; eatlng things going on ln Wash-"national guard" u large u the
$2.75 per year to 4th zone; $3.00 per year to 8th zone ingtoo at the present time, and indl\•idual stales feel they ca1i: SU~ L------------.....J
Ebtered as Second-Oass matter at the Postoffice in New"pOrt Beach,
California, unde,r the Act of March 3, 1879
S. A l\lEYER Publisher
S.il1 D. PORTER General itanager
L B. MILLARD Editor
W. F. DIXON • Advertising Manager
Printing Plant, 3011 \V. Central Avenue, Newport Beach, Californja
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
A Depemdable Local hutltutlo n for Over 3'7 Yean
NA~TORIAL m~ -SS05Jr.!2!!
•ctive
;Member
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Christmas Seals
The annual sale of Christmas seals now in
fords every one of us an opportunity to help
agains t tuberculosis.
progress a f-
in the fight
Ever since 1907 when the Christmas seals were first sold .
the money contribt1ted has aicled enonnousl,;' in the htunani-
trian effoPl to comba t this disease. Thousa nds of children
and adults hm·e been helped and restored to normal. hea lth,y
lives. The tmderprivilegM ha\·e l.>een given aid \\·hich they
would other\\"ise have been denied because of the expense
involved.
When you buy Ch1istmas seals you not only contribute to
the physical well being of the na tion but you give expression
to the good will toward our fell ow men and the hope for a bet-
ter \vorld \vhich are the \·ery ~nee of the Christmas spirit.
Don't fail to buy yours today.
Don't Reach Too Fast
Labor union excesses are being carried to fantastic e x-
tremes. Oil. coal. steel andauto production ha\·e been ruth-
lessly qis rupted. One top coal mine union official is now re-
jorted to have said: "After the CIO gets its 30 per cent de-
mands, if it does. we'll go out and get 50 per cent for our
m~n ."
No one should object to payment of the highest possible
kages. Inc reases granted are a result of producti,·e work
and \virhoL1t Linderminin g the sol\·enc)· of indL1stry. a re
greatly to be desired . But when such inc reases are se-
cured by threat of force. rega rdless of justification. the pen-
alty will be ri sing unemployment.
particularly lo report. U thJa port. OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL
column hu trled to do over the Looking into my crystal ball tor 1423 Weat Centrilil Avenue
yea.rs, details which do oot alway1t a m om ent , the probable outcome Sun4-y AI...,•: 8 and 10 a.m .
get into the .. ne"·5-\\'ill be, first. some de!inlte teat o.t Conf~ODI : Saturday• from
You read a rew days ago that the :power ' and damage Of atomic 4 :00 to ~:SO and from 7 :30 to
Lieutenant General "Jimmy .. Doo-bomba on batUe8hlps. using some 18:30 pm.
HtUe had appeared ~ore the of the JapaneM battles.hips ln the --, -
Senate Military Affairs commit-test; second. an arrangcmCr.t ur.-ST. JOHN VIANNEV CHURCH
Lee, to testify on the subject or a der which representatives of the Balboa Island
unified peacetime defense orgapt-air torces "·ill be heard before such Sunday ?.1asa : 8 :30 1,1..m.
zation_ committees as the House or Sen-Confculons: Sa turday& from
His testimony developed lnlo an ate Appropriations commltteel!I, 7:30 te 8 :30 p.m .
FIRST C HU H.CH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Lide Theater, Central Avenue
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Corner Walnut and Chun::h Sta.
Costa Mesa
S a bbath school, Saturday morn
lng, 9 :30 o'clock.
Preaching eervlce. 11 a . m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church and Walnut Streets
L . Duane Canby, Minister.
.
Services: Sunday, 10 a. m., Bible
Study; 11 a. m ., 1'1ornlng \\·orsblp
argument hel \.•:een the Secretary and third, l!lome de finite uni!led
ot the Navy and tile Secretar y of defenst" organization of all arms.
\Var. over the testim ony itself on A recent national poll sho\\•ed
the 9Ubjecl of organization. and lh~t 114 per cent of the people of
n\·er t hf' question of \.\·hether the l hl' United States approve a unl-
rl'prP.9C'ntativ e of one ser-vice t ied command for the armed
~hnul<I aceusl' repre!'l('ntativ es of forces; 23 per -c-enl disapprov", a..nd
annther s('rf·tce nf lacking .<J!n-13 per C'i'n t r xpressed. no opinion.
and Via Lido FIRST FOURSQU ARE CHURCH
rerity. 1
Geni:oral Doolittle testified. a s
hi<: re:-s0nal fe('l1!1g'.!'I, that nll
p1·e~nt methods of attack and dl'-
fl·nst· are practically outdated. H £"
f~'l t th:-1t \.\·e nn lon~~r hat! th1·
nd\ nnta~<'. at the beginning of fl
,,·:ir nf intt rposing: ships and lonJ.:·
ran~e ~111:s t:t'\\\·t'l'n this <'Ountry
and a possible attar·k. !-le said. in
t:>lf1•1 t. that no f0rc~ t ied tn tht'
ground could coun ter.balanC'(' thr
thrt>:tl of attack. for future thrrat~
\\·ould be hy air poy,·e r and ml!&t
be m•·t by ai r p<l\Ver. \\'e hOpC', he
said, that \\'ar \\·i ll no t occur again.
If it does OC<'Ur \\·ithin the next
fev• year~. the ,,·eapons \Viii un·
f'oubtedly be airpla.J)es. pr('sumab-
ly of types kno,vn today. If \var
does not comf' for another gC'nern-
tion, as ,,·ars have been coming
over history. he believes that t.lir
next \\·a.r "·ill be fou,e-ht ,,·ith
equipment v.·hol!y different (rom \
anythin!::' on hand no\, ..
He suggested pilotless, g}'ro-
stabilized. radio controlled, radar
directed, projectiles. utilizing al-
omic energy as t he e xplosive, and
possibly using atomic energy as
the p ropelling fo rce.
New Local Realty
Corporation Formed
A branch o r TI1c Mothe r Church, OF COSTA MESA
The First ChurC'h of Christ. f:<'i-Rev. and Mrs. G. Willard Steams
enti.l!ll. In Bnsl11n. '.\f'1-"8achu,.ettl'I. Pastors
Sunday Scllo(ll at 9:30 a. m. Sun· P hone 2671
day Sl'rvlce at 11 a. m . \\'ednesday Sunday School 8:30 a.m
Tt>~t11nonl~1l 11 c<'tin~ at 12 n'clOC'k Ai orning \.\·or.ship service 10:45.
noon. Crusader service 6:00 p.m.
Hendi11 g P.r>om locat~I f\t 71!! ~ere~n ser\'icc G:3<1 p .m.
Enst Cl'nt ral 1\vcnuc. UalbO<i. i.'.1 Evening evangeli::;tic s ervice a t
llpen dally fro111 I p. 1n tn ~ p. n 1 7 :30 p.m.
except SunduyR and holiilays n:i-\\'ednesday evening prayer serv-
t ionally obst>r\'"':. ice at 7 :30 p.1n.
r . ;\. Palmer, I nc., is the name
of ~~ ne\\' corpnrat1 011 rnr \\'hich
pap"r:i \V1 re filed '''ilh th e Sec re-
t:-1ry 11f State aod r••t:o ri;;!ed in
~nnta ,\na this \Vt'•r-k. the eorpor-The public Is t·ort.11nl ly 1nv1led to
nti'•ll to opPr:.'l.te !n :'\('\\·port Beach. I attend the chureh ser-vices anc1 u&e
The 1 orporation \\·i ll act as bruker th£" 11t·~rling Room.
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COSTA MESA COMl\1UN ITY
CHURCH
Carl B. J ohnson, Minister and r·cal C'Stntc agent ill Orange I
county. Dil'e<'tor~of th< corpo ration ,,·frl' Cl1ri~tia11 Scif'tICe Topic
listed ns Agn£".<i Blon1quist. Balboa God the Only Cause
Island; \\'. 0 . Buck, l"'e\\·port
Hf'arh; Bt•rnice Phillips. Ne,,·port
&·ach ; P atricia A. Allen, Balboa
Island and •P. A . Palmer of Balboa
1.<Jland. Th<'re. a r i" 1000 sha res v.·lth
124 E . 20th St. Ph. 2475-R
Church school, 9:45 a . m .
Mo r ning \\·orshlp. 11 o·clock .
Youth groups, High school, In-
no par value.
To the People
of this Com munity
Jt would be pleasant to report
thnt the Victory Loon la stmply
a valedictory to a great home
rront war program, a son of ftn al
salute to the
millions or
volu ntee rs
who have
worked hnrd
and u1~el
&hl)' to sell
you d,..fcn.se
e.n d wa r
... ond s, a
pl :i tf orm
fr'1:n 'lt'!i ~C'!i
Tb is \'(•1 ~e from Isaiah .,., !II be the
Goilh•n 'rl'xt of the ~uuday Les·
sOl'l·~l l'lllOll on "Got.I 1he ODI)'
Calh;f-ant.I Cr1:ator" In all branches
o f ·r 1tt.-l\lotl1•~r Church, The 1-'lrsl
Chur('lt of t'hrist, Scit-11ti11t. tn Bos·
ion: "'rhus ~aith tile Lord t hat cre-
atet.l the ht>:1vc-u11: tiod hiu1st!l r that
foru1ed tlll' eartl1 uud 1uade it ; he
bath e;;tabl\sh1·t.I It, he created It
not in va..iu . lie for111ell It to be ln·
habHi"d: l an1 ihe Lortl; and there
Is none else."
t ermediate. Adult, 6 :30 p. m .
Evenlng .service. 7 :30 o·clock .
Mid-1A·eek fellowship and prayer,
Wednesday. 7 :30 p. m .
11 a. m .. Prayer &nd Sermon .
ASSEMBLIES OF GOO
Henry and Ida Sande, Pasto,...
1 Goepel meetings at A1'L Ma.ob.ln-
ists Hall at 23rd and Ocean Front.
Ne\\rport.
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
MorniJlg service, 11 a . m.
Evening evangeli8lic service, at
7 :15 p .m .
Mid-\\•eek service, Wednesday at
7:15 p .m.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
G. Edwin Osher, Pastor
Euclid at Stanford, Garden Grove.
9 :30 a.m. Church school for all
J\ccordlng to Jo!u1·s Gos pe l J esus
:lald to tl1e lan1e DHtn at the pool
of Uet h~sda, .. \Vilt thou be ruade
v,·hole'?' 'l'hti lrn potent roan IUlK \\'ered
hlu1. Sir. l ha\•e no ui:u1, u·ben the
water ls troubled, to put me Into
lhe 11001: bul 11o·bl\e I am coming,
aoolht-r s te[ll>t.'th dO \\ n bf' for~ me.
Jesus t!l\llh unto hl111. J{!st", take
up thy bed, and u·alk. ,\ud lmme-
dlatPI)' t he 1uan u·aa n11hJ e whole,
and took •1p hl:i bed, and y,·alked."
~;Lry llaki·r Eddy 1\·r!tes In "Sci· ages.
ence antl llealth \1ilh K ey to the 11 :00 a .m. Morning Worship:
Scrlritures : ·· "\\'hen ruan IS gov-~lessage: .. We Thank Thee."
Newport· Balboa Tourist Bureau
All Modes of Travel to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii
Round-the-World Trips in the near future. See
Mn. Koy Ieene. Pb. S91. SOl Palm, Balbo&
Boun: 10 a. m. te 8 p. m.
--
3£-~ :Bi-OY/.a. a>~
~3£.,,,j()Y~~
* ~~~~rtrn!Jlartrnr& .. _..z...,,..-J,_,_.• 17.S-llS.,... Y•
~ w. Cor. 4th & Sycamore 1ANTA ANA
George D. Bassett
General and Tax Accounting
Phone
Fishermen's Bookkeeping
Notary Public
2602 \V. Ce ntral Ave.
Newport
1805-J
Beach
.
• Before You Build or Remodel
LUDLUM
visit our Interesting
sample and display
rooms. Color gwdes,
planning aids, com-
prehensive stock of
rugs, carpets and
linoleum.
lllap ..
Ca.,,eta
Cleam>d.
Rep<td
Carpet Works
1822 South Mala 8t. Pbollo Santa Ana %808 SANTA ANA It should be emphasized again and again that those who
work in American industry ha\·e reached a peak of li\·ing
standards. in emplo:yer-emplo)·e relations. and in \\·orking
conditions that has ne\'er been attained here or elsewhere.
\\"hat irritated the Secretary of
the Navy ''·as his suggestion tbat
no unnecessary airplanes. carrier s,
or batUeships should be built. "The
battleship is obsolt"te," said Gen·
era! Doolittle. •·1 ft"t'I that the bat-I
tleship has been obsnlesc('nt for
the past t1A·enty years, and obso-
lete for t he past ten. The ('arrier
has reached probably its grea te~l
dt>gtte of development : it ha,.!
reached il:.i highest u'=efulness no,,..·.
and ls going into obgo\escence. ··
to pat OUTS<'.'!\·~s on the b~::k for a
magnlft~nt bond buying Joi.I.
·:1ctory bonds, ho'A'e\cr, are nvt
o:i sale tor the purpose of srlf·
p'ra.tse. The go.crrunent ts e .. ;;,-
ing you ln thl:i 13-St drive to buy
extra bond:i be<'au.se billions of
dollars tn war bills are ur.p:ild.
bllilons of extra do!!nrs must be
spent to bring your unlfrirmed
men and ~·omen home, billlotu
of extra dollnrs ~•ill be needed for
care of th" wounded. liquidation
or war contr.'.lcl.5 and malnte:-i-
ance or occupation forces.
erned by God. the t"\.er·11resent 11 :00 a .m. Kurscry for all chil-1 ~ .................................................................................................................................................................. ~ ~l itH.I \\ho unllers~and.s all thl.ngs, dren during service.
man knu~·s th:i.t u·ith Got~ a~I things ! 6 :00 p.m . Methodist \'oulb F el-ar~ rios:.1 bl P. I he only \\ "'Y to this lo'O\'Sh1p. \"oung Adult Fellowshi .
The coal industry is an excellent example. \Vithin the
last generation changes have taken place in methods of op-
eration tha t give the American miner a measure of security
still considered impossible in other na tions. Many of these
changes ha\·e been brought about because coal mining is a
private industry, subject to stiff competition. The miners as
private citizens can meet the O\\rTiers of the mines \\·ho are
also priva te citizens. on equal ground. They can settle their
differences as equals-something tflat cannot be done in the
case of government-owned enterprises.
Let us not thro\v a\\'ay our gains by trying to reach for
too much too fast.
G. I. Busines smen
Some of the big businesses that will be built in this coun-
try in the ne.xt fe\\' )·ears. and thousands of ~maller ent er-
prises of the future. ha\'e been launched already in G~ I.
imaginations in the mud of Europe, the jungles of the Orient.
and on desolate_ islands of the seven seas.
The G. I. wants to go into business for himself, a ccording
to interviewers at public and private agencies set up to help
veterans to a new start. Perhaps he's tired of taking orders
from army or navy bosses-and wants no more of that in
civilian life. Perhaps the self-reliance required of the fight-
ing man has stimulated his confidence in himself as well as
the ambition to be on his own in the wttle for a living.
This is a good thing-both for the G. I. and the future of
the U.S.A. Yet many a veteran has learned already that c!ry-
cleaning establishment or auto. repair shop or small factory
he dreamed up on Iwo Jima come to reality in Bakersfield or
Pomona or Red Bluff. He is finding out that government
red tape at ·home is as tangled and exasperating as the "old
army way" of doing things.
For aid in starting his "own business" the veteran must
personally supply 50 per cent of the invested capital or get
50 per cent of the net income--and a business is "small" if it
poesn't employ more than 500 persons! Seeking surplus war
goods to start business. the veteran finds he comes next in
line--after federal agencies and state and local governments!
He gets some deserved breaks as a \'eteran. but in general he's
pretty much in the same boat v.ith his civilian cousin.
Your Christmas
......... ~~
all NOllTH.JilAIN iT. I
He gave the follo\ving startling
information : .. The carrif'rs drop-
ped 6760 tons of bombfl on the
Japanese mainland. The B-29'A
dropped 146.899 tons. Land -based
airplanl:'s dropped a total of 162.·
732 tons. ln other \\'Ord.'!. 96 per
cent of the damagr in Japa n y,·as
done by land-based airpl1tnf's: 4
per cent by carrirr-based planes."
The N avy . said the General. had
the tran11ports to make invasion of
Japan possible; the fround forces
had the po .. •.rer to make it succes11-
ful, but the B-29 bombers made it
unnf'Ce95Ary.
BesJde:i serving M gunrdl::ms of
the peace in enemy lands, Victory
Bond.5 hold off the threat of ln-
fl.aUon at home. For your own
Rood. the Victory Loan should be
your be.st perform:ince or all the
war loans.
ACROSS
1 Novice
<archatc) •
5 Applaud
9 Goods
10 F1lar1ents
12 Incite
13 Keg
14 f\1ale
descendant
15 ~1ember of a
crew fnaut.)
16 Father
17 ForestaU
19 Obese
20 Conclude
21 Weary
22 Wound marks
25 Importunes
(slang )
26 Rabbit
27 Kind of roll
28 Covered
with ice
29 P lunder
33 Bird
<Hawaiian)
34 Firm
35 Hav.•aiian
food
36 Obser\'atlon
38 \"oung bears
3!l,Net
40 Banian-
trees
41 Hastened
42 Region
l Small drum
2 Goddess of
peace
3 Soak fta x
4 Bone tanat.)
S Intone
6 A fa t
7 Breeze
8 F ix., as food
9 Insect
11 \\'r-1t111g
tablet'!
13 Comp 1ny
15 1''£'male
fu\lo·\ I JJ!.)
18 Ex1remel7
19 Ora::in of
motion or flsh
21 \Ve1ghts
22 Oetache-d
shoots 1ho rl)
23 Envelri pt>s
of larvae
' No. lt
24 Some
2.5 Dike
1 Anglo-Ind.)
27 ~tere m llo1oved with
'""'" 30 River CVen. l
31 Snake
l2 Tourch lightly
M Employ
37 Spigot
38 Monerel
40 Barium
(aym.)
THE EDITOR
A••••f t• P•u.1•
S•mtler 11
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MODERN MARINE SERVICE
SHELL DOCK
1$1 AND
11,·!nK ·rruth, ,,·hlcJ:1 heals the sick. 7 .00 E . w b . p
Is founll In lhe Science of divine 1-f · p.m. verung . o rs Ip.-
Mind ns Ulllj,(hl and dr-1oool!ltrated ess.age: "Com e Ye Live:'
by Christ J e:;us.''
ST. JAMES EPl!.COPAL
C H U RCH
515 West Central, Balboa
(Ebe II Clubhouse)
Rev. Ardys T. Dean, Vicar
8:30 a . m .. Holy Communion.
9:45 a .m .. Sunday School.
11 :00 a.. m .. Morning Prayer and
Sermon. (Fl.rat Sundays: H oly
Communloo. t
I 'k/~/.q~
NE\\'S·TIMES Pr10TOGR:\PHER
Now A vailab le-for
FINE POR TRAITS
and
Commercial Photography
437 Fernleaf Ave. Oorona del Mar Community
Churah, ConpepUonal PHONE 292-\V
Peny Frederick Schrock, l\flnbte r Corona del Ma r
811 Heliotrope Avenue, I ~===========~~ Oorooa del l\1ar
Sunda y , Decem,ber 9. 1945
11 :00 a.m. 11.I orning worship:
Sermon by i\1r. Schr ock, "Pil-
grim Ideas and Ideals Vle Ought
to Remember.'' I
7 :00 p.m. Youth meeting for
young people of hig h 11ch ool and
junior college age.
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
Community Methodist
1420 We.t Central Avenue
Rev. E. o . Goodell, Pa.tor
Church School, 9 :60 a . m.
Momlng 1Vonblp. 11 a.. m .
Youth Fellowlllhlp, 6 p. m .
Evening Wonhlp, 7 p. m .
ROOFS
APPLiltD Oil llUtPAIB&D
Free Estimates It Inspection
W. J. Benbow
3602 Marcus Ph. Nwpt. 1012-J
NEW LINE
Craft Greeting Cards
StaU......1
Brookings Variety
800 Clout Hwy. Oorona del Har
Mld-week prayer 9Crvlce. Wed-'--------------
needay; covered dlab dinner, 8:30 -=========+::==== p. m. r
BALBOA llLAND CHAPEL
218 Agate Avenue
Rev. Harry W. White,
Aeaoclat.e Pastor
Church School, 9:SO L m.
Momlng Worablp, 11 L m .
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
22nd and Elden, Costa Mcaa
S unday echool, 9 :45 ; morni.Dg
They're Pred<MM • • • So
Goard Them Oaretnlly
See well and work well by
havina your eyes scientificaf·
1y examined. preecrlbed for
and titted. You'll aee lJOUI'
job ln a briihter llg!it after
a Ylsit to our convmienU,
located oUlce.
ROBERT A. CRAWIORD
OPTOll!:I'RIST
l'HI N .. powt: lkl•vud
~---
Auto Painting
Body and Fender Work
• Welding •
Fred's Body Shop
1120 Coast Hlway
Corona del Mar
Monarch Floor Dual
Gas Furnaces
~-o Priority :s eceuary
Some with Thermostats
Limited Supply
for Immediate
Installation
No Down Payment
F.ILA. Terms
New or Completed Homes
Monarch Furna~ Approved • by A. G. A.
FREI!: EllTIMATl:S
L. 0. Grossnickle
~ Oowtty Dla-r
1701 ft>wer !!&., Oor. ,17tlt
PbOM 4557
U DO ,,_.,. call !lent& Ana
6257 and leave mewl&'" , SANTA ANA
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ACCOUJ'lri"TANT
J. S. WHYTE
IXCOMB TAX COS8ULT.U.'T
AntboriaN by the Unlk'd State• Trey.
tlJ"J' ~p&M.ment lo niDnlllt'tll clJen t1 ln
connectloll with llX'Oro& tu: matter..
A UDITS • Sl'STT..HS
BOOIUtEl:l'DfO Sll:Bt'ICE
Olfb I 840 llMbor BIT .. , Ootq 11-
Pba.e N~• ""10-W
Armand Monaco
ARCHITECT
814 W. B&y Ave., Balboa
Newport 17!4
%7%1 Lakewo<.MI Ave.
Loo An(OI.. NOrmandy 6<03
DAY llOBOOL8
Mortimer Sclwol
m OonJ -hlaad
GNdoo: CoDece. ,._.ry
DAY SCHOOL No• ()pea
G.A. Mortimer, M.A., Odon!
PltDdp9I l'bono 1111!
D&NT18'1'8
DR. OBED LUCAS
Dentist •
2.202)6 W . Central, Ph. 1480
NEWPORT BEACH
llllOlll'l'WIANll
HAROLD K. GRAUEL
CHAPEL
.. We Ounelves the Better Serve
By Serving ·Others Beet"
~lt'one Newport 561
Costa Meaa Calltornla
OPl'OMl':'l'IU9ftl
ROBERT A. CRAWFORD
Opt., D.
OPTOMETR IST
Eyee ~ined • Glaaaee Fltted
1792 NewDOrt Boulevard
Phone 2430 COSTA MESA
SURVEYORS
SIEGEL & RAUB
Enct·een a 8a.rveyon
1ll08 Newport Blvd. Ooeta M-
Telepllano %553-J
un w. o...1n1 Newport -~w •
A gal may wear ahorta when .abe
can't play tmnis, and & b&t.hlng
suit when lhe doesn't swim-but
11o•ben ahe puta on a wedding gown.
llhe mean. buatnea,
PIA.'°O TEACHER
PIANO TEACHER
G. V. LINSENBARD
Graduate
Royal Conservatory, Lelpe.lc
Ph. 1252-W
1526 W. Ocean Front
PBT81CJIANll II 8UIWEONS. M-11
Gordon M.Gnmdy,M.D.
Pb,y.tolan and 8-
Nlnth and Central Ave.
Offtce Bra. :10-U LDL; S-5 p.m.
Telephone S7
Conrad Ricbt~ M.D.
l'llplolan ..... Sargean
1%0 E. 18th St.
Coot& Mooa
Rous: 10·1! &.m.. and 1·15 p.m. none 111
DR. G. E. TOHlll
PH.YSICIAN a"4 IUllGEON
220t Co~9t II tvd ., Ne'Wport e..cta
-Phene .._
Offkle 286-W Re.. 211-Pl
If No Anaw•r C..11 Newport 5
Gerald Rama,' M.D.
2830 We.t CentraJ Ave.
Newport Beaeh
Ph. 1028--No Answer oall 301-M
X -ptay Servtce
llllion M. Maiwell, M. D
itll Woo& 0-tral
l'lloae ,,_
Oftloo Boan: 10 -1% ! to l
Phoae Newport 108!
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave., Balboa
Newport 1,..d
'43 II-Bill llL, Loo Anpleo
TUeker 181% e,. Appoln-t
T. R. Reeder, M. D.
Physician 1z s~
T ...........
N-iiort %764
Wagner l>rugJc• lmtllut.!l
Dr. Wllbar C. Waper
Otiropra.ctic, Dietetics,
Pbyslo & Colonic Therapy
Hno.u&Jllhid.-
nu. bet1t place to t!nd a helping I L+...;'~ .. ~!:'~·~·~ll~m=cb~,~ft.~~!~t~l~l -J band 111 at the end ol ,_ arm• •.
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M&WFOa1 llAUIOA --TI!!B, Jlfwert 2 j • ! WANT FISHING 8A&&I
· k1b1'1bment Of South Pact.nc
1
-. tor commercial n.hlng by
m-.u ot treauu entered into by
the Ulllted States, Great Brltaln
:;;;:~~;:;EVE .RY NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFIED AD IS ·AN OPPORTUNITY!
otnce. 001 eo...t Highway. Ph: ' • Read Them for Profit • • . Use Them for Results
• and Fr-an.ce, waa urged a t a meet-
ing of the state-wtde lnduatrial
c:oinmittee ot the Call!ornta atate
ch.amber of commerce lut summer
In Lee Angeles.
PueL1c NoT1cE
NOTI CE -oF PUBLIC HEARING
'lbe Newport Beach City P lan-
ning CommJsalon will bold a Public
H ea ring T hursday , December 20,
1945, at 7 :30 p.m. In the Council
Chambers, Oty Hall, Newport
Beach , C&ll!ornla .
2088. 93-21<:
WANTED-HOTEL KAID. llal-
Inn.. PbN>oe 660. 6-tfc
WE ARE now blrlng lhlpa' car-
penters, welders, eteel fltlen ,
steel layout men a.nd helpera.
Central Boat Work.a. toot of Slat
1treet. 90-4tc
HELF' WANTED -Typlat -book-
k eeper ln public accountant 's of -
fice. J . S. Whyte, 1840 Harbor
Blvd., Costa M e!!llL. Pb: 2440-W.
90-Uc
10 'PAINTERS \VANTED-Good
wages. Robert H . Daniel jr. Ph:
N. B. 1457-R. Box 137, Newport
Beach. 90-4tc
PUBLIC HEARING u pon the
application ot Clifford F . Drake, I
S07 I.stand Avenue. Balboa, Call·-------------
t omla, for a 50 pe rcent rear yard have con.!liderable knov.:le-dge of
variance for Lot 93 and Southerly shop p ractices . Mo!!lt of time will
% ot Lot 94. Block A. East Ne.,.•-be spent on dr a"'·i ng board. Old
port. established company. Oppo rtu n-
By order of the Chairman of the lty for advancement. I nquiries
N e1":port Beach Clt y Planning v.-ill be treated in confidence.
CommlS!l lon. W rite giving full Information
JOHN !of. ALLEN, and salary expected.
P HILlfER J . ELLERBROEK, TREESWEET PROD UCTS CO.
Secretary. P . O. Box 28,
Pub.-Dec. 6, 1945. Santa Ana. Calif. 93-t!c
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TIDE TABLES
DECEMBER
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BUSINESS GUIDE 10
GENERAL CONTRA'C'TTNG . Re-
p air and Alte rations. See Fr,.ank
Pellkofer, 3405 Finley ave., N~
port Beach. Ph. 1498-M. 43-tfc
WCYCLES -Sold, re.cted or re-
paired Vogel's. 100 Main St ..
Balboa and 208 !.I arine Avenue,
Balboa Isla.nd. 22-ttc
PAV>'TIN"G CONTRACTOR
Painting : Decorating
Roof Repair &; Pal.Dtlng
Sympson & Nollar
Pb. NWJ>L 1217-W 512 ll8th SL
12-tfc
INTERESTIN G
'W O,R K
Pleasant Wor king
Conditions
Learn
TELEPH O NE
OPERATI N G
Increased wage rates
now in effect.
A pply
Southern California
Telephone Company
Ibo E . Bay Ave.,
Balboa
01'
5147; N orth Main Street
Santa Ana
or
Aak the Opera.tor for the
Cb.Jet Opera tor
86-t!c
EXPERIENCED P AINTER S. -
Steady wor k. H . E . McDonald,
414 Old County Rd., Costa Mesa..
81-ttC
TRA."'1SPORTATION 11 WANTED-MANAGER for echool
TRANSPORTATION WANTED-
To and from DQugla.s. Long
~ach. Contact Mrs. Sawyer ,
Ext. 237. 92-2tc
cafeteria, Corona de! Mar. H ume
economJ cs graduate. experienced
ln quantity cooklng, buying.
Wtite t x "H ," News·Tlmes.
92-4tc
BEAtJTY AIDS 18 HELP W ANTED -Re!!lponalb\e
__ CO_LD __ an_d_M_A~C~H=INE==-LE="s"s-person to look after two chil-
dren afternool'UI a nd occasional WAVES eves. Through November. Ba.1-
Tlntlng and Ma nJcurtng79 W ev~. Balboa Island. Ph. N . B .
Evening Appointmenu Ph. 1 -l285. 8~t!c
Vi's Beauty Shop
1103 Coe.et Hlway, Corona del M ar
76-tfc
HEALTH AIDS 20
WE CAN MAKE PE!'.'"ICJLLlN
Capsule!!!. Oin tment or Liquid S o-
lution. Brin g your prescription
t o us. NEWPORT PHARMACY.
2108 Ocean Front -Phone 5.
93-ltc
LOST AN1l FOIDm
LOST -Blue Persian cat, full
grown female, name Smokey.
D isappeared from 316 Orchid
Av e., Corona del Mar. Ph: 169.
R eward. 93-2tc
LOST, Saturday, large black pur~.
beL Balboe. and U do, containing
m oney, fo untain pen, etc. Phone
1178 or 213 Cordova, U do Isle.
Liberal re.,.•ard. 92-Ztc
LOST-On U do Isle. grey 4: black
k it ten .,.,ilb six toes, ma.le. Phone
N . B. l M6. Reward. 92·2tc
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
WILL TAKE CARE ot chlld ren.
Phone N . B . 550-M. 86-lfc
WORK WANTED-WW care for
one or two children day11 ln m y
own home. Fenced yard and ex-
per1ence wtth children. Call N. B.
2688-J. 93'4tc
WORK W ANTED--Carpenter do-
f:a.g an klnd• of work. alteration.
an,d ._in. Write Box 771. Bal-
-.. 9Mtp
BSLP WANTED-Woman to do . . bouae cleanin1r and ironing l '..s
er 2 da1'8 a week. Phone N. B. ¥r~R. . 93-2tc
I WANTED
Mechanical Engineer
)lUst. be a:perienced ln machine
deeip and able to make major dostcn-IUld laycut. ot complete Uait. and mechant-n• MUllt
WANTED
2i
SKILLED
CARPENTERS
Overtime Pay
See
MR. PETTY
South Coast Co.
or
C.1.0. Hiring Hall
S~lfc
SALE MISCELLANEOUS so
FOR SA LE -New Ca.racul coat.
slze 16. sacrifice $185. Phone
N. B. 1239-W. 93-2tc
FOR SALE-Philco, late coruole,
P . B.; desk, l ()..gal, aquarium,
t ropical f!Ml and .eta.nd ; canary
bird and cage: Sch ick electric
razor. tables and other Items.
Phone l&M-J. 93-4tp
F'OR SALE -Crocheted table
clot.ha . lunch clot.ha, doll.lea, hold-
ers, etc. Also M.ll m&k.e t o order .
PbOD.fli 2199. 2814 W. Ocean.
NeVipOZ't Beach. 93-2tc
We Service
and Repair
ALL WARD'S
Refrigerators
and Washers
:MONTGOMERY WARD .. CO.
•th and l4a.1D St.
Pb.one 2181 S&nta Ana
SANT A ANA 93-4t.c:
r™G SANG BOAT & REPAffi YARD
811 Coast Highway 101
•
•
n-N-(IOl't 888
;t;t;t
MOMtllo ud ....,. an'h"h
..,~ ..... ..................
., ......... &It.
' ---U you doo't ftnd what you are looking for advertised In this Issue Phone Newport Beech 12 or 13 and place your OW11 advertisement ---
SALE MISCELLANEOUS IO FURNITUllE FOB SALE GO __ O_D_M_l_LK __ G_O_A_T~. -$-10-.-00-.-H-.-A.
Leonard, 426 Begonia Ave., ·eo-
rona del Mar. 93-l tp
MEN'S Coveralls, \Vork Shll1.s,
Pant.a, Blue Jeans, Ra.in Overall•.
Pennsylvania Oil
Galfon -70c
Western Auto Suppty
Autho rized Dealer
1836 Newport Blvd., C08t.a A-fesa
93·4tc
For A
"Hobby" New Year
and a Merry Xmas
6 asst. Models. dope. g lue. knlfe,
sandpa per, decals-all for $2.00.
Deluxe Models $1 .00 up. Xacto
Knife &ts $1 .00 and $2.00.
AS ALWAYS, w e have for your
.eltttion complete. hou.ebold
OUTFITS. W e have listed and
&elect ed 2 outeta ndlng 3-room
outflta, one a t $299.50 and one
at $399.50, and att ready t o ehow
you these and olhe-re-very com-
plete-and at loweBt terms and
f rt'e d'l l v~ry. ~lc!.1AHAN FUR·
N ITURE C0!.1P ANY, SECOND
& BROADWAY, SANT A ANA.
89-4tc
FOR SALE-Pia.n o, $150; daven-
port. excellent cond ition. $75.
Phon e Ne\\'port t 132·M. 90-4tc
FOR SALE-Table top . .f.-bu rner
Gas Range, good condit ion , cell-
tnir price. 218 Sapphire. BalOOa
Island. P h : 21 57·\V. 90-t!c
PAINTING -P APER HANGING
and DECORATING
H. E. McDonald
41• Old County Rd., P h: 164-W
Cott& Me.ea 86-ttc
11usn.-us OPPORTUNITIE8 ,0
BOAT MFG. a.net SALES---Ownera
!line&!! fort:ea sale of profitable
bwrinesa. Hi.,.•ay loc.atlon. Long
term leaee. Retail , wholesale. ex·
port sales: 4 months orde rs on
band. Franchise on out board mo-
to rs ancf pla.atlc boat.a. New ma·
chlnery, stock. plywood, pat·
terns, jigs, truck. 3·phase po.,.;•er.
Ter ms. Box 869, Balboa !eland.
Calif. 85-tfc
FOR RENT
FOR THE STA...\f P COLLECTOR
U. S . ?r.·Ji nt Sets. Blocks. & Sou -
venir S heets. Foreign Picture
Set.!. New Victory tasues. Mixed
Packets & Packets m atle to or-
der.
BOATS, SUPPLIES FOR RENT -Nicely furnbhed
IS r oom, private entrance, conven--------------·: Three Snowbirds
Must be in good co ndition.
ienlly located, 1 block tr om ea.st
bay. 1 block from !!lhopa. Inquire
5121h Weal Bay Ave., N ev.rport. Dale Watts
Phone 2088 93-Uct--~---------•_s_-_u_c
GIF"T CERTIFICATES
For Models & Stamps $1 to·S5
MESA HOBBY SHOP
1794 N ewport Blvd., Costa Mesa
93-ttc
-------------Higgins Boats
10\.) t o 55 Feet
Priorit y orders taken now .
Dal e Watts Used Bicycles 001 Coast HJghway Ph. 1088
and Tandems 93-Uc
Adult si:r:es--$1 5 Up \VANTED-Dock 8pace for l 9·ft.
VOGEL -100 Main St., Balboa. Runabout. Paul W . Davis, 610
92-Uc Citizens Bank Bldg., Pasadena.
_F_O_R_S_A_LE---Bo-y'_s_b_al_l_oo_n_t_l_re-d SY 6-68 11. 92·2fp
26·\n. \\'heel btke. d ouble barred FOR S ALE-Fl!lhing boat. 40-ft.
a nd kick stand. N eeds paint. $25. fantail, Chl")'!!ller Cro.,.;-n m otor.
3 15 Coral Ave., Balboa fsland. g ton. full y eq ul pp<'d. 719 W est
Phnne 212. 92-lfc Central. Balboa. 91 -tfc
FOR SALE-Boy's collapsible fish-MARTNE \VA YS
ing rod, metal reNI. Usetl once. Haul out t ime now availa ble.
Half price, $7.50. 315 Coral Ave., MacCURlJY' & CALKINS
Balboa l8land. P h : 212. 92.t!c 121~ Coast h ighway
FOR SA LE -12-lnch Craftsman Pb-:>ne 16S6 83·ltC
bench lathe and at tachments. ~FO=R,,-,S"°A"'"LE-"',-·2 Butane tank..e, 10·
120 28th S t ., NeYtport Beach. gal. slJ:e: 2 bronze cruiser rud·
92-2tp dera for 35--fL boat. See
-------------MacCURDY & CALKINS F'OR SALE-Boy's bik e, in g ood 1215 Coast HJghway
condition with new tires. S28. 505 Phone 1686. 83·trc
carnation. Cor ona del Mar.
90-4lc
FOR SALE-Black P ersian lamb.
enough for muff, ha t and .!fllit
trimming, $20. A lso Silver F ox
!.l uff, $1~. BoX "N " c/o News-
Times. 9 1-4tc
Ready·Bullt Zoomer C lldera
Patrol Glldeni
The&e Loop &nd Dive
Many Other Models
MES A H OBBt SHOP
1794 N ewport Blvd., Coat& Mesa
90-4 tc
Just Arrived
Fr~ Hearing AJd
FlRE EQUJPMENT TESTS -
C-0-Two. Pyrene &: Foam refills.
CO:r. tixed sys~em and Portable•
now av&llable. E'TS H OK.JN &
GALVAN. 1000 Cout HJghway.
P hone 1!84. 73-ttc
NEW Marine Battery, $5-0. Call
Mnt. Coughlin, NEvada 61745,
Los Angeles, .,.;·ee k da ys. 90-4tc
BOATS-Bot, Sold and Traded
Marine Enginea and Parts
MARINE SALVAGE A.ND
M FG. CO.
3090 W. Central Ave. Ph. 2388-W
Newpor t Beach, Calif.
26-tfc
FOR RENT-Two upstairs office
suit es In Balboa. 3 rooms ea.ch.
Suitable tor doct or, dentiat, at-
to rney o r architect. Newly dec-
orated. Pb : N . B. 1412. 87-tlc
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT-2 or 3 bed-
r oom house for 6 moa. $125.00
pt'r mo. P hone N !,,rport 2764 or
Box 324 N e"'1>0rt . 93·4lc
WANTED by r esponsible Tele-
phone Employee, 2 o r 3 bedroom
house. PermanenL Phone Santa
Ana 5888. 80-tfc
W ANTE D by responsible couple .
no chil dren or pets, 1 or 2 bed-
r oom bouae for 4 or 5 months .
\Vhile hom e under construction .
P hone Ne""·port 134."ach 1600.
91-ttc
REAL ESTATE
5·room house on 3 1.t_i acres. tile kit-
ch en. barn 20120, double gar-
age -$13 ,000.
3-room house on 1/3 a cre overlook ·
ing inland ba y. -$2,750 -$800
down.
2.bedroom house on 1 a cr e. Private
w ater. North of Coat.a Mesa..-
$6000--$2000 down.
7-room house, 3 bedrooms. Excel-
lent condition. l !h batha. Large
sie rvice porch, concrete cellar.
107 tt. frontage on good 11treet.
Price-$9000.
\Ve A ppreciate U stlngs
ME SA REALTY
2350 N ewport Blvd., Costa Mesa
93-lt c
BATTERIES
Gundereon Drug Co. _MU_si_CAL __ .r:_&AD __ io ____ u H. M.'LANE-Real Estate
117 Main SL P b. 516
60-Uc Radio Repairs 2006 Cou•t Ave .. opp. City Hall
All makea; t ubes. etc. Pb. 2417. E9tabli.!!lhed Buslnea
WE HA VE; good WJe<J pianos for
$96, $126, SIM , $1 ~ up. F\n.e
Burt Norton, 915 Coast H lway, RESIDENTIAL
Ne\\-porl Beach. 93-lfc INCOME
~d!I $39~ up. Terma. Some -------------tor rent. so yean ln Orange Expert Radio Service
All Wor k Guaranteed county. Daru;·Schmldt Plano Co .. MESA RADIO 4: ELECTRONICS 1520 N . Main. Santa Ana. !ittc 1794 N ewport Blvd.
FOR SALE--Geona a.ail !or 8 Me-Phone 3~5---Costa Mesa 90-4tc
INDUSTRIAL
Newport Harbor Properties.
Courteou.s Salesman
H. M. Lane-Phone 343
No A.nawer-Pbone 1881.
89-tfc ter boat. perfect cond. Trlplept --------------1
lube teBter, excellent condlUon. FOR S ALE -Upr ight P lano tn -------------
P hone N. B. 1s.18-W dayo, or call good condition. La Gonda, manu-10-Acre Chic ke n Ranch
a t •22 Acacia s t., Corona del !actured by Jesae French & Somi. Nea.r Costa Mesa
Ma r evenings. 84-tfc Price $165. Ph one N . B. 1922-J . Capacity 26,800 Fryent
90-tfc Ready Market.
WANTED TO BUY 11
WILL PAY CASH tor your tur-
nlture or what have you. P!looe
Nwpt. 2000. O. R. Crawley, The
F ood Bukel, 1812 Newport
Blvd., ao.ta Me-... 99--ttc
IF YOU want to eell your old
DOGS, CA T!I It PET!!
FOR SALE -AK C regbtered
Cocker Spaniel puppies. ori dis-
play one day only at 125 Onyx
Ave .. Balboa b land oo Dec. 9th.
92·2tl::
pl&no •ee WI. We pay h.l.gb.Ut --------------!
c u b price. 30 year111 ln Orange
county. Danz-Schmidt Plano Co.,
1520 N. MaJn , S anta Ana. 6-ltc
At McM.AHA.NS you will find a
very large selecUon of living
room turnJture ln many atyle11
and cove ra-dAvenport and bed
d ivan modela, 2 and 3 piece aec-
Uonal.a, love seat.a, rocken, pull-
up and occaalonal c:balra. Not
only will you find a style lo .Wt
your need.9, but you wW •ve
and may avail youndt or ioweat
terna. Free delivery. Kcll.AHAN
FURN1"MJRE COllP AljY, SEC-
OND .. BROADWAY, BANTA
AN A. 81Ht.c:
DINING ROOK SET with amall
bar. 7308 Ocean Fr<>nt. Newport
Beach. 92-2tp
FOR SALE -Twin beda, Holly-
wood type platform, box springs
complete with mattrea Phone
N. B. 2516. e2-2lc
LIVING ROOM SET -Pre-wa.r.
Ju.at re-cove.red. Bedroom aet.
twtn beda with Slmmooa sprinp
• and m.attreuea. 209 Vt& Dijon..
Udo lale .tter 7 p.m. 92-2tp
FIVE-PIECE d1nll>&: room .. t.
good c:ondlUon. s,3.:5i; youtb bed
with 1nnenpn,,. ~ clean
cooditJOfl., s.20 ; large liae crib,
lDne-raprtng ma.ttra&, c I ea n.,
$12.l!O. See after 5 p.m. "' after
l OD SaL S59 Brot.dway, 00.ta
Keaa. 13.-1,tc
FOR SALE -Pwtallle Vlctr<>la.
larp metal !co box, pi.'111 .,_..
w.,,-eampotoN,..,_ -_I .. porch a1-.. pt..
Olll N. B. IH-K otl.tr 1:00 P-l"--
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS S8
KEYS MADE WHILEY.OU WAIT
Vogel'a, 100 ll&ln SL Balboa and
208 llarlne Ave.., Balboa I!ll•nd
:12-ttc
Carpenters Available
for ren.eraJ ma.lntea&nce
and repair
0 . Z. ROBERTSON
call N "'po.t 81
F. P. WALDRON
Building
Remodelin~
Painting
Telephone 2M-W. 91-ttc
Washing Machines
Repaired
Pa.rt8 For All Mak•
Pick up and Dellwery.
SCHULER' II
Wuhing M•cblne Shop
1788 Newport mvd. Coota lleu
Phone 238.1 '56--ttc
"More For Your Money"
W e ha•• ,ful:t m.talled. 3 new tae.
tory method Retread moldil which
..... • deeper tread lb.an ...
~ mM"'D&" more mn-...
Leave U... In Ille momJnir IUld
b&ve them r.cappod or ,...ind
by ••esUll& OI' -pick up """' car and -am• ci.y. ir-
1a&non 1t~:Mmoy--tee .. ,..,.... -
-A Truclt 1'1-.How AvallUle..
ceota M-Tire & --lllOp
9Ul"MWMMIW
t7'Q .,..,.... ...
Tol.X. a.JIU -
Retail and Wholesale.
Automatic W a te r System.
Electric Power.
Complete Equipment.
3 N"'•ly Comtructed Houaea.
Price $55.000
Forced aale. I llneae:
Courtesy to Agenlll.
J ohn E. Sadleir
302 Main St., Balboa.
Phone 2034: 93-lt c
Opening --·-
BROSE REALTY
1807 Cout }Dgb..-ay
Corona del Kar
Phone 2048 Houra 9 -6 -·-
Balboa Island
Well located tncom.e property,
large. 5-room houae tn fronL
I -bedroom apt over 2-ca.r pr-
ap. Both completely and at-
tractively tumabed 1.Dcludlng
electric refrigerators, newly
decorated; excellent cOll.lt?uc-
tlon. Immediate poueaion.
$16,000
Tenm lt dem.red.
93-lt.c:
$16,500
2 llto<y stucco. ' IJemooclmo,
2 --lot. Pa .. d.
Good Buy
W. L Jordan
--Ollltnl, --~ 111 II-lite
Oce&n Front Lots in
Seubore Colony ............ $1250.00
$1500.00
2 good cor. view Iola In
Newport Hgts. (terms)
Good view lot. 50x.143 In
N ewport Hgt.a. (terms ) $1000.00
!)() ft. on Court Ave., zoned
for multiple .. . ............. $4000.00
~ft. C'Or . on Central Ave.
zoned for multlple . .$4 000.00
Lot In Lake Tract .......... S900.00
:>Qxl75 lot on Harbor Blvd $700.00
Good, house. dbl. ga r . & stor e
room In Ind us . zone ...... $4500.00
Dandy seaside cottage
a nd garage ..... . $5000.00
4·bf'd rm . hou~e. gar. & gar.
a pt., furn., on \\'ate-r front
and near Lido Theatre $9500.00
Beautltul 3-bedrm. hou!K'.
lge. living & dining rooms ,
85 ft. frontage on Ocea n
Ave. peninsula , patio &:
landscaping . possession
a t end of escrow _ ....... $17.500.00
Fine 6-rm. h ome fully furn.
incl 8·ft. elec, refrig.,
Magic Chef range, Maytag
wasber on 95x9~ corner.
dbl. tile gar., apt. in r ear,
garden plot . cement patio,
brick barbec ue &: brick oven,
a ll enclosed by brick wall.
P os!!lession a t end of
escrow ..... _ ........ -............. $20,000.00
-See -
FRED W. BRIGGS
Y.'i th H . M. t...AJ\'"E
Opposite City H all
P hone 34 3 93·1 tc
J. E. Barnes & Son
1806 Nev.•port Blvd.
Costa Mesa. Phone 51 6
Five Acres
Fronting on tv.·o st reets. v.ith 3
bed room home. T enant occupied,
but a r eal bargain lf you can
\\'&It for possessio n.
$8,000
One Lot on Broadway
$1275
New 2-bedroom Stucco
Close In. Lot 60xl 70. East side of
N ewport Blvd . Fireplace, floor
furnace. Ha rdwood fl oors. Dbl.
garage. Priced at-
$10,000. Terms
3 Bedroom H ome
Near N ev.·port Hgts. Lot 50x127.
Large g arage. place for chick-
ens . Laundry t rays.
Only $5500
On Broadway
2 Bedroom H ome
Only 5 y rs. old . Lot 50x127. T erms
can be arranged.
Price, $7250
J . E. Barnes & Son
1806 Ne111.1>0rt Blvd.
Costa Mesa. Pbon e 516
93-ltc
A. E. JOHNSON
$4950
On Harbor Blvd.
N ice 2·bedroom home recently
painted Inside and out. Garage.
Lot 50xl50, F ine location for
someone w ho want.a a business
in connection with their home.
S2100 down. -T enn.8.
Reduced to $6750
Move right in
Lovely 5-room home. All ha rd-
wood floors. Colored t ile kJtchen.
Venetian blinds. Garage, Barbe-
cue p it. Lota of !!lhrubs and flow-
ers-a garden spot. Open for In-
spect.Jon a t 420 Old County Rd.,
Ne.,.'port Heights.
A. E. JOHNSON
•69 Newport Blvd., O:>lta Meaa
Phone 404-R 93-ltc
PRE-FABRICATED
HOUSES
Material now ready
Pricea
$230 -$1265
1 to 5 room..
Representative of
company will be for a
few days at office
of W. J. Holcomb
1617 Cout mirhway,
Corona del Kar
"Where the Flap Fly''
Naw Open
92-2tc
BROSE REALTY
U0'7 Cout Hlglrway
COrona de! Kar
Pbme 2048 Haun 9 -6
Listings Wanted
.at Oorona dol Kar tines
8'thoe 1,.."0 P1opeat;:r.
.. I.lo
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REAL EST A 'Ill: , &1REAL ESTATE
HARBOR INVESTMENT COMPANY
Realtors
Newport Heights
(Cliff Drive )
Modem 2-bedroom h ome -furnished.
BAY and OCEAN VIEW. Hardwood floors, fireplace.
$10,000. Excellent value
Newport
CANAL FRONT HOME
with income unit furnished
$9500
MODERN STIJCCO. 2-BEDROOM HOME
on 40th St. -Partly Furnished
$6500 for quick sale
2 BEDg OQM HOME
Good location.
$3300. Terms
Balboa Island
2-BEDtOOM HOME
... near ba y, with 4-nn. apt. over double garage,
Half cash. Fine Ioca tion.
$15,000
Bay Front Home
5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Completely Furnished
$35,00Q
Costa Mesa
Three good 2-Bedroom Homes. all well located
$6500, $7000 & $8250
All good va lues!
Business Opportunities
BOAT BUILDING PLANT
Completely equipped. Nets--
$15,000 yr. Large back log
2 Business Lots
Between Newport and Balboa C-1 Zone
$4500
HARBOR IN VESTMENT
COMPANY
Realtors
30th at Central A ve. T elephone 1600
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COAST PROPERTIES
REALTORS
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Bay Front_:_
.Lot 48 ft. by 235 ft ........................................... Sl 0,600
Furnished 5-bedroom home. E xcellent view. Pier
and fl oat.. ....... -......................... Liberal terms $32,000
Ocean Front-
$5500 handles 3-bedroom home and rental cottage.
Both houses and nice patio fum ished ............ Sl0,500
Beautiful 4-bedroom modem; 2 \12 baths. Berbecue.
Badminton court. 100' frontage --·····-··-·····526 ,500
Balboa-·
$5000 Handles eleven-unit court.
a month.
. Does $600
Good 2-bedroom bungalow. Furnished. Close to
everything ···-··--····-····-·-··········-·····-··-·-····--··-··$9,000
Nice 3-Bedrm. home, on Miramar Dr., double gar.
Selling price includes adjoining 35-ft. lot ::._.$17,500
Balboa Island-
Do you know there are only 3 blocks on the Island
zoned for business. We have income property in
one of these blocks. The lot is one of the largest on
the Island. Excellent possibilities.
Th.e price-only $12,700
COAST PROPERTIES CO .
703 E. Central
REALTORS
Balboa Phone 683
93-ltc
New
3-Bedroom Homes
Flower St. and llant& Ana Ave.,
Ceola ll-
Hardwood !loor.-Tlle b&tb
"nle link-Dou.bl• prap
$2360 down-$66 per m onth
1'llt4i your ..i..cu..m. now
Be ready tc move In
. Raloh P. Maskey abo Cout mvd.
Newport Beocl>, Callfon>l&
.Phone 402
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INCOME PROPERTY 50
FOR LEASE-Store 27 x 49 bet.
15th and 16th on Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mees. to IUit tenant. R. lL
Daniel, Box 137, Newport.
92-4\c
llONEY TO LOAN ..
LOANS TO BUILD, 1>u7, IDlpt'Oft,
modernbe er reflnanc..
Newport Balboa Federal II&~
and i.o.n A..w>d.at1oa..
8S3ll Via Lido TelopboM UOO
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FOR SALE -1931 Buick coupe,
good condition. Pboae Newport
Beach 1922-J. 93-114
BEAL ESTATJ: Ji:XCBANOI: U ------------~-----------iTll~A~D~JCBll~~·------~ft~ RENTAL EXCHANGE -6-room -
hOWle ln Monterey Park for
hoUR 1n Harbor Dlatrlct. Mr.
Cook, Ste Peach St., Monterey
GLIDER HOUSE '1'RAILllR-"°8
OrcbJd or Thelma'• M.alt Shop,
Coot& Meaa. 92-2tq
Park, Calif. Phoa. Allwnbra. ------------
ATiantic 1381L 811-Bt.c: -Buy U . S. Victory Bondi -
.A.UTOll WANTl:D lllAUTOll WANTl:D II
WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
and Will Pay !op Prices
!!ETJ, YOUR CAR NOW
While Prloe9 are High. ' Phone fCll' our courteoUI ~ who will call ma
adYl8e yo\! re&ardln& or 4 regulatioal, oeWn1
pricee and anUp ell detallll
a.JLBERTSON CHEYROLET co., lo~.
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Judge Gardner at
' Membership Dinner
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MWftlW ••mo& MAWW•'*'Ka I Jfwprt llx•, o.Bftoi '•,
Harbor Feminine Activities Nat." V, P. De1ta Gamma Alumna~ Association'
Guest of Sister, Mrs. Walter Spicer
Amlding ta.lea ot hia duty u
U . S. Navy censor in the SoUtli
Pacific were toki by .. Bob'' Gard-
ner, Clty judge of Newport Beach,
epeak:er of the evening at the an-
nual membenhlp dinner ot the
Coata Mesa Pruit 4M, American
Leg1oo, held Monday evening at
Sb. new membtn were Initiated
by the Santa Ana Put Q>mmono.
en Ritual team, thoee accepted
being Franlt Knauer, Archle l4icb-.
aud, .John Buttral, Charles Fl.-cher,
Ralph Irwill, and Delbert Manire!&
Mualc tor the ... ntng wu by Phones 13 and 208 + By Winifred Barbre + Residence Phone 1637-R the orchestra which pl&)'I f or the --"'==:::..=...;;;;=-'-.;..;;.. ____________ .....;;o::__-"-----------------.:..:=.=:.::::...::..::::::::::...::::::::..:...:.:~
Mrs. J. R. Teall ol Buffalo, N.Y., Orange county Delta Gammas are
national vice president ot Delta invited to attend.
Saturday night Legion dall<... Mrs. Carl Mock State President UDC Attends National Local Gray Ladies
Speaker at Complete Training County Council to
Meet at Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa PTA Convention at Houston, Texas • M a gTOup of 26 Orange county
Miss Gert.rude Montgomery, 217 women who have completed the
Gamma Alumnae association is a Last Thursday Mrs. Spicer, Mrs.
guest at the home of her sister, Teall mid Mrs. Oiristie attended
Mrs. Walter: Spicer, 33 ~r a luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Island, an~ lS to stay here until John R. Hunter. "Long Beach, for
after Christmas. She plans to 1 officers of the Long Beach chap-
visit aJumnae c ha pters of various ter.
California cities.
the Legion hall. Members of the Costa Mesa Mrs. Carl Mock. Santa Ana psy· East Central avenue. Balboa, Cali-C f USS H I training course for Cray Ladies rew 0 a e Before the national officer's ar-chologist. gave a demonstration of fomia president of United Daugh· and received certificates at a cere-The turkey dinner VlrU prepared American Legion A uxiliary held a
and .served by members ot the business meeting Monday even•.ng
Auxiliary under the direction of after the membership dinner of
Mn. .Magn\19 Ta.it, ""'hile new the Post and made plans for aerv-
membent of the Auxiliary were ing luncheon Tuesday, Dec. 11
guesU ot the post at dinner. A wh~n they will be host organlt.a-
hundred and t..-, .. enty·five members j lion for the Orange County Coun-
and guests were preseDt. ciJ.
USE
804 Mll.1'!ne Avenue
Balboa Island -Phone 1827
Open 1st
H 'Sh· ' p 1 • rival a meeting of the Orange "personology" at the meeting of ters of t he Confederacy, returned ave tp S arty mony at the Santa Ana Army Air
the Coeta Mesa Parent· Teacher last week from llouston, TeX¥ B I USO Base Thursday 11 v.·ere from New· coun ty chapter was held Tuesday At a boa at the home of 1'.frs. Hal Will Association held Tue9day afternoon where she attended the national port Beach. Afterward the gradu-Smith, Balboa Island. past presi· in the auditorium or the Main convention of UDC. was feted with ate!I were honored at a tea g1veD
Wh th Balboa USO th dent . to make plans for her \.isit , school, chosing a subject from t he a birthda}' breakfast and visitt'd en e . rows a by Mrs. Emrys D. White, chair. .
a udience and reading her c ha rac· relatives. party It !a sure to be a gala a!-man ot volunteer services for Or· a_nd to elect off~cers. The new of-
ter and personality through the 1 The four-day convention was fair and one of the best was the ange county chapter. American ficers ar e: president. Mrs. Charles !
meaning of physical characteris-
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held in the Rice hotel and Miss "Ship's Party" given Friday eve· Red Cro96, and ~fi.!ls Lena Thomas, Eaton; secretary, Mrs. James Ray:
tics. Montgomery headC'd a delegation Ding for the crew of the USS Hale, chairman of hospital and recrea-~~u~r. Mrs. C . W. Dutton, and •
1\"lrs. Kenneth Ste\\·a rt presided of 13 Californians. 0 11 !he 1'.1e· destroyer anchored in the harbo~.1 tJon services of the Red Cross. entnstie. Ten members were pres· 1
and 1'¥1rs. Ernest McClC'llan actC'd morial Hou r she gave a memorial From the Snot.a Ana Army Air CerUflcates v.•ere presented by I · .
as program chairman in the ab-for Mrs. Mamie B. Dean of. Los base came the si.x-plece Air Corps ~frs. White and talks were given O n TJ:tursda~ t'Vcn1ng,_ Dec:· 13.
Window Glass
Ful.lers Paints -·-GLASS SET FREE
AT STORE -·-
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Burton's Paint Store
l\l&Kflolla and \\'estntln.lster
COSTA MESA
Phone 11 79-J Saturdays Until May
C1Gsed on ~f onday
S('nce of Mrs. Ri chard Dittma r. Angeles, late state and nat ional orchestra that made a real hit by Maj. Norman Nixon, chief ot I Mrs._ Spicer Will enterta in. with a I
Three students. Lucy Pinkley, 1'.1 o· chairman of radio. v.·tth the sallors Ylith their dance medical service at SAAAB. Miss 7. o clock dessert honoring her ,
neen Allen and M}TS Dodd, led in 1 Each day there were special music. Starting the affair was an Jane Underwood, as!Jlstant field s ister. Members of the local Delta
the flag salut<'. 1\·t inutes of the ,t:>reakfasts, lunchrons and teas, "ice breaker" or get acquainted di rector and Miss Annette Brig-Gamma Alumnae chapter and all 1 '---------------'
previous meeting were read by and on a Tuesday she sharrd hon-dance, followed by a conga with ham, head recreations v.·orker.
WHERE HAIR STYLING IS AN ART Mrs. J OSt'ph J-Iamble tt. I ors with 1\1.rs. Emil_ A. ~an~n of nearly every boy a nd girl present They told of the need of services
l\'ln.. Mildred Fische r and Mrs. Beverly Ilills. _California vi~tory in the line. of the Gray La.die s. plans fOr. • Our aim is to enhance Milady's beauty and provide l\iar)· Bennett, k indergarten teach· bond salr-s ch~trman. at a birth-, :\!rs. Henry Eggert aDd M_rs . Christma.!I, and disp\ay<'d weaving,
('rs. presented their small charges day breakra~t in thC' pl.edge roon:i. Millf'r had a fine turnout of Junior leather "'Ork . metal v.•ork, block
in songs carols and arrangements ' hostesses being the national pre!'•· hostC':JS C'S. mosl of them with threeprinting scarves and wood\l.•ork the ultimate in beauty care
HEAD TO TOE BEAUTY SERVICE for the ~h ythm band. j dent. Mr~. J ames ~dward Wf)Od· yca~s experience ln enter~ainingmade by convalescent soldiers.
The room prize for U d ncc j ward of North Carolina. l\trs:. B. A. service rnen, who mingled wtlh the Receiving ce rtificates v.·ere Mrs.
went to the kinde rgarte~. en a Provost of Los An~eles , "·~o w1~s sailors. talking. Binging, dancing hfary ·Fowler, ~frs. Maybelle !.fac-
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BEAUTIFUL 12-Ft PADDLE BOARD
Natural Varnish Finish
Children's Rocle Maple
TABLE & CHAIR SETS
Lovely Natural Maple Finish
A Wonderful Gift
Ahlstrom Boat Co.
2819 Centnl Av e. Phone 2634
Taylor or the La Ma:,r hotel. l-lou~-1 Edward Hennesey. formerly AI rs. Ralph Deaver and ~frs. Ruth
ton. t-1rs. John 1\·f. \.\ tlcox of f-!ou~· 1 Associate DlrC'C.tor of the Balboa, Jayred, Balboa: itrs. Florence
ton,. Y.:ho v.·as <'ICC1f'<I nati_onal l USO. and noY: USO Hospital Pro· Heifetz, ~1 rs. Geor ge \\rheat. Mrs.
prC'SldC'nt ;. and 1'--1rs. R. D. Wright. gram Direct or for the Los Angeles J . A. Taylor, ].frs. Thelma Afar·
past pf"C'!'"rdc nt. There were 30 area y,•as present and kept the tell. tlrs. 11 ary Longman. and ~1rs.
prc>s<'nl who respond~ 10 a pro· t sailors iD stitches v.•l th his st unts Marjorie Anderson, Newport.
gram roll-call and 1\~1ss Montgom · an4 games. Edward Trainor . USO
ery """·as prt>s<'ntl'd "·1th a bottle .or ! Area \Vorke r for Santa Barbara Senator's Ni'ece pcrfu~e and a corsage of whit<' county accompanied Hennessy and
carnations. . . . I assisted v.•ith the program. Marries Virginian
AftC'r th<' COO\'.e~tton .. \vh1ch in-I Sailors Dav.•son Thomas of -
cludC'd Thanki;gi\'.1ng dinner. for Knoxville. T enn .. L. E. Griese of ?.1iss Helen-J ean h-1 . Libbert.
t~~ delcgntC'S .. 1\fts.s l\1ontgomr ry ! Racine. Wis .. and Arthur Beaton daughter of llrs. Helen M. Llbbert.
\.'1s1led hC'r cousins. Jude and 1\1r.::. of Industry. New York, members 204 Adams sl'l'eet, Balboa, \\'88
F. Tan '<'r \\"her<' she had a nother of the Hnle crey,• adorn d th _ married Monday evening at 8 :30 Th a~ksgiving dinn<'r. and other 1 selves '>''ilh v.·bite 'aprons ~d c:~s o'clock ~o Corp. Leonard Mullins
cousin s. 1\lr. and r.l rs. H . 0. Comp-I and 1 k th k't h ·'·Jn ot Vlrgtilla. · M C oo over e 1 c en, m-i' ton ~r Liberty_. TC'xas.. r . omp· coffee and bel In •er\'e thr • • The ceremon y v.·as performed by
ton 1s ~nsult1ng eng1nC'C'r or the out the evenin~. g ough Judge D. J . Dodge with Mrs. Lib-
Gulf 0 11 company. She a lso at-Rllfrt!hrne ts: 1 ti at b k· I be rt and Miss Angelina Willis as
te nded and gav<' a ta lk at !he n : CODS s ng a v.•itnesses. The bride is the ni ece 1 chapte r m~ti ng a nd tea of J<'ffer-e~ khlam ""1. ndwic~des. potato chlphs, 1 of State Senator Jack B. Tenney
son Davis chaptrr. pie es. 0 ives; ci e~ grape punc · of Los Angeles.
Qn(' of the plt':t!lll nt trifK "·as In coffee and t'>'o large sheet c~es,
the hi!ltoric battl<'fi<'ld or San Ja-furnished by tl)e Balboa bus1Dess --------------
cinto \\·hrrC' !hf'\' v.·e nl up th<' men v.·ere served for the Ship's
monumC'nl . higher thnn th<' \\'ash· party.
ingtnn n1onumf'nt in the national Lt . Fahnestock. rec rf'atlnnal of.
capital. ficer fur the USS Hale. expre-ssed I It \\•as V<'rv hot \\'hf'n th('y fir~t t~athanks and apprcclat!on of.o.r-
arrivl"'d <\I l~fouc;.ton . :\·1i:<:s !\lnnt. f1cers an.d men for the fine sp1 r1t.
gomPr)' rl•ported but a northC'r cooperatton and support rendered
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warcn can't be wrong ! Come Ja..
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WOMAN BOWLS 637 SERIES Oceanside and l\tr. and 1I rs. Larry ' . I Thompson of \\'estv.·ood. y,· e r e Seve:al mascul.iDe bov•le~ open-guests ove r Thanksgiving and the
• ed their eyes "'1de T'Ue9day evf.'-.
'!'I ning at the. Sportland alleys a t the ~olllov.·1gdgMv.·eekwend at H the boroel o16f
'!' B p ·11 h M v 11>) r. an rs. ayne arper , • alboa 11\'l on w en ~ rs. a [balone avenue Balboa. Island .
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of Safe"·a,1 Store ln Balboa. rolled ----------
a 637 series, v.·ith games of 212-News-Times advertisements •art'
222-203. , our guide to efficJent s;:iending .
C8rnplete Fountain Service at
HANSEN 'S
2100 Ocean Front Newport
NO\V OPEN EVENINGS
MALTS • SANDl\'ICHES • HAMBURGERS
Ice Cream to Take Out
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$40 COllPll1t
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With Httvtral-Coklr
Earpt.oaeondCord
Broken & Leaky
WINDOWS
REPAIRED
Phone 2222
REGLAZI.NG
Window and Pia te Class
-Mirrors -
What-Not Shop
S0'1 Palm Balboa
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Expert Beauticians for Milady
ANN
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CARMEN +
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Permanents, Cold Wave, Hair Styling.
Permanents, Hair Styling, Cold Wave.
Hair Tinting .• • Bleaching, Cold Wave.
Open Saturday, AJi Day
Appointment for Pennanenta.--l>bone 811
Balboa Inn 'Beauty Salon
Balboa Inn Arcade • Ocean Front at the Pier
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We have a good seleelection
Wedding, Dinner and
Rings to choose
of Solitaire,
Cocktail
from.
LOUCKS
and Stationery Jewelry
1797 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
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• Footballs
• Basketball::
• VoUeyballs
• Soccer Balls
• Baseba lls
• Tennis Balls
• Golf Balls
• Skis
• Ice Skates
• Baseball Gloves
• Tennis and Badminton
Rackets ,
• Boxing Gloves
• F ishing Rods and Reels
• Ping Pong Equipment
• Games for All
• Sweaters
• Ski J ackets
• Athletic Exercisers
• Punching Bags
• . Hunting Supplies
• Archery
• Sport Shirts
• Toques
• \Vindbreakers • Sweat Socks
• Ski Caps Shirts and Pants
MU¥ Olloor Iate.-ns ArUcleo
Fw~ Glfta
SEE BABE AND JOHNNY AT
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Watchmakers
116 22nd St.
Silver Sterling
Gol d Solid
Coin Silver
Turquoise Mounted
Jewelers
Mother of Pearl Mounted
Mexican, Cuban, Indian
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