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• Harbor Aris No word • having been ived from
Tommy Bouc ey, gossip
around the arbor has it
that he is inte ed in a new
realty develo ment on the
desert. and y not return
to 'the pool e held before
the war as ha bor· master.
Russell C g has admit·
tedly done a job in the
same place. e has taken a
vital interest finding the
·. hig hly elusive moorini;s for
pleasure era and fis hing
boats alike. an declares that pe does no discrimina te
against any t of boat. He
helped the cit attorney re-
vamp previou control meas-
ures into the e\V ha rbor or-
dinance \vhic , \vas passed in. i
rather a h . but will now
require new rmits for all'
moored , boa and llring in
more revenu to tlte city.
The inspecti fee. he points
out, does not cover the cost
of repair of oorings: tha t
must be take care of by pri-
vate contract s before.
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.Bridgr. \ h e r e there's
smoke there' bound to be
something e n e r a t i n g
around the roposal of •the
county plan comrnissiot1
to have a ro te settled upon
. for re-locati of . the state
highway a high level
bridge a upper bay.
l:fe rb Kenny ys the tunnel ·
idea is obso ete and una !-
tractive. Th high bridge, if
the state d make up its
mind would n make pos·-
sible a greate scenic attrac-.
· -tion and 'ng of the up-
per region of e harbor.
The harbo commission,
we predict, · soon have an
engineer wo Ing ·on plans
fOF dredging e silt out of
the main I and ma p-
. pin&JOf the u per reaches of
the bay. Of . no one
but James e hlrnse!f can
tell us wba t will be done
with the 1 d around it.
Nearly every e in the har-
bor area ex the wealthy
land owner talked of his
plans for Ding of the
fabulous regi
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA,_ WEST NEWPORT. SEA SHORE ·coLONY. LIDQ ISLE. ~WPORT H CORONA DE;l. MAR, COSJ'A MMA
VOLmi:E XXXVDI • .) ~ , JlfOJUID ~
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Su gest SAAAB · Ba:rrac
Mesan's Son Now .in Peking;
Assigned Asst. Military
Attacbe to Gen. Marshalt
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Lt. Col. ~ohn M cCann Returns Near Scene of
Birth; !Parents Were With Congregational
Missions There· for 35 Years
When Lt. Col. John McCann. youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. J . H. McCann of· 180 Broadway, Costa Mesa, arrived
back in Peking, China, last week. he returned to within 250
miles of his birthplace, along the China coast. to become As-
sistant Military Attache to the American e mbassy in China.
aecording to word received by his parents. The McCann fam-
ily had spent 35 years in and near Tientsin, where the father
was treasurer of the Congregational missions and hospitals
in three northern provinces.
Apparently the army officer had
been rcquestl'd by Gen. George
Marshall. former Ch ief of ,staff.
\\'ho is now actrng as advisor to
the Chinese government in the
roll of ambassador, and has sue·
ceeded tn effecting peace nego-
tiations bet\veen the nationalist
a n~mmunlst forcCs there. John
ro leted high school in the
Nor ina American school. op-
erated by American instructors.
a nd speaks Chinese.
City Wiii A'Sk
Study of Bridge
Over Upper Bay
In furtherance of the coun~y
harbor commission action. the ci,ty
engineering department will col-
laborate Mth the county board ~~f
supervisors and other coun,~
bodies in asking S. V. Cortel;du,
division engineer for the state
high\vay system to make a study
of the location' of the proposed
high level bridge· across up~r
bay.
Acting upon t he county's re-
quest, Earl Stanley, city counciJ..
man. moved that the council go
on record as requesting through
the city engineer , that the road
be located definitely for future de--
velopment of the valuable area.
The route proposed would pass
across the channe l a t two high
points from some 700 to 800 feet
nor th of the prkent bridge, only
on a )ligh level.
$16,198 Quota
For 1946 Drive
Of Red Cross
F.or· Housi;ng
.Huge Meat~
Storage Plan)
For" Mesa
=: ~ ~;:,; 300 Veterans Petitioning
o~y !~IE ~~ror ff or Relief. in Housing Phghf;
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• ~~~;i~1~ :~i!~i§ Suggest Rental Ceiling Rise · ·
from . home~fi classmates of Plans are completed and exca-
vation already in progress on two
new establishments for local busi-
ness concerns on N ~'])Ort boule-
vard, imrnedfately south .nf 16t h
Newport Harl''" High school, 1rom Committee Would Cut Eviction Time to Thirty ~~/l he wai aduated in April days; Also Suggest SAAAB Barracks in
street. •
He is station on Saipan .and Emergency; for _Married, Single Veterans as he ~ites his parend, Mr. and
C. 0. Flanigan, meat distribu-
tor for the past 15 years, has an-
noWtced he is building a $30,000
plant to be used for both whole-
sale and retailing o'f meat <lS well
as family and CQmmercial cold
storage on the corner or 16th anq
Mn. T ed A. right, 306 Hazel
drive. he has enty of time to
read. O ne of s pa~s is the
Newix>rt Bal . Ne~·s -Times,
which his pare ts St'nd to him,
with news of h' fa,•orile city.
Newport boulevard.·
Whe n in operation, which· Mr.
Flanagan hopes will be around
June 1, the plant will 'have 33,000
cubic feet or cold stor age space
as \vell as cutting and ageing
r ooms, wholesale and retail count· ,
ers. a lounge and extensive ma·
ohinery and equipment .. ·
I n charge of construction is
South Coast Construction Co .. and
He attends e\--en seeing
. VeteTanS desperately needing
housing for themselves and Cami·
lies. said to riurrlber 300 in New--
port Harbor area alone, brought
their plight to the attention ot.
the chamber of commerce late last
-------------l week with the (oJlowing results:
Council Votes
To Annex
,49 , Acres
1. A· special meetlnl' of tlte
chamber wu held lut 'nMl:rr
day· at th& '"-et.erans• reqaMt fn
h~u8lng relief, whlcit WM . 8*-
tended by Ralph Maeke71 .,.._..
dent ef tlie realty bout. _.
!ltuart Dunlap,' cboJ.-o# ..
" \reterans' Servie& commlitee.,
and also b y Ueat. Later, ._,..
Ing officer of the 8Al\AB.
Frank Andrews · of the OPA
rent.al bureau in L09 ~
appeared for the gowel1lmlllet
acency.
architect is Richard Pleger . Although all membel;' cities of
Ne'"""v'rt Bc-ach has been allot-Next to Mr. Flanagan's estab-th 0 Cou t J · t 0 ti 11 .--lishme nt will be the new bus in"ss' 1 e range n Y ~ otn u a ted a quota of :S16.198 for t he com-" Sewer system had not formally
ing American Red tross drive, home of Robert Diniels. loc~l given approval to addition of 49
a nd Costa Mesa assigned the quota paint contractor. ~{r. Daniels' aQ"eS a,nd other proposed annexa~
of 55.031 in the campaign soon to pl ans for his building include a tiOns to the city of Newport
star:t to replenish f unds for the divisipn into two · parts. one for Bea.ch, the executive board of tha t 1-lis ol d'er brothC'r, Rober t. \.\'he>
1,1,·as pl aced in chains by the Ja ps
'''hen they over-ran norther"n
China. '''as in prison fo r . six
months and exchanged on the first
voy~e or the Gripsholm. I-le \vas
at that time in the automobile
business in Tientsin. and since t he
close of the war has returned to
make a survey of t h e conditions in
China for the Federal Economics
Administration.
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many activities or Red Cross dur-display and jsales of paint and SYJtem had , agreed to include
! ing the year. it was ,learned {rom supplies for ~is concern a nd the them q, the ' sewage sYstem . and
Santa Ana sources. other to be leased to some other with the supPos,ition tHat the cities
%. Reply by tile claamber to a.
tele,,,..m friJm Eric .JQ~
reque11tlnK' tdrormaHon ol t.lle
local . homtni' sitUUoa. Tile
tt.n!!lwer to tJle pl'Mldent of ~·
U. S. Cham!fer of Oomme
M1ReAted rM>-Jble me of
Santa Ana ~ Air Bue for
veterans., both alaPe and mu-
rit'ld, If operated by &l'b1)' otn-
clals.
' Wu Pomona Student
At ihe hdne of the parents in Lt. Col • .John McCann
Costa Mesa are pictures of the -------------
children and one grandson, now
in the army . Both sons were for-
m er students at Pomona College
wher e their father sent them to
complete their education . John
was a member of the ROTC be-
fore the '''ar. and was taken into
se rvice early in· ho~tilities. About
to be commissiontld art infantry
captain, he transferred •to the air
corps, and' went in as a ,second
Ueutenant. After attending the
staff officers sch.ool at Fort
Leavenworth, he spent mor e than
a year in various activities in this
country, and rose to severaJ higher
r a nks, , finally being assigned. to
the staff of Lord Louis Mount-
batten, head of the Asiatic-Pacific
comma.rid. .
Draft Missed Hirn,
So Official's Son
Enlists ih Army
The fact that the draft missed
him completely and he never ac-
complished the mission he set for
himself when he left Guatemala
several years ago bothered FTank
Riley, 31, this week so he joined
t he army. 1
Riley, an American citizen bom
In Guatemala Citj, was employed
until t he time or his enlist ment
by South Coast .. Construction Co.
The recruit, who said tha t ttis
father , Harry J . Riley, was a U. S.
consul in Guatemala and other
central American countries at one
time, ca.me here expecting to be
drafted but was never called. He
lost a brother in Germany last
The county was expected to business. '· would approve their action, the
rRise approximately $127,000 of The $16,000 building is dty council Monday afte rnoon
which S108.000 would be for local cOnstructed tiy the South Coast P"ssed a resolution approving the
needs. and $19,000 for nationar Construction Co. and plans call proposed annexation of the tract
use. J . H. Lorentzen from the har, for completion , sometime within BOUth Ot Corona del Mar subject
bor v.ras one of those named to the next two or three months. ' to the alJP.lOV8.l of. member cities
sen'<' on t~e chapter' fund com-· P FC . .JAM WRJG_flT. and dirtricts in the sewer system.
mitt°". Tre county C"111pa;gn Han ·Brothers ' . -:!" 117!>• council then adopted the hc<1d~uart<'r .. \Vas liet'C'd at 418'4 I •· • .. . t~1<' S<lme ~~tur over nume~ r-rurvmce authorizing inclusion of
Nor th 1'-t ain street. 1Ant1ctpate Reunion ; times. I-Ie h ens t~broadcasts ol\ the propogro subdivision of the ll"-. -One Home Already ~he _u . s. 1 tb 11 g";""'s. takes vine Beach and Country Club Es-
M d R 'd t , I .:1dd1ng fro1. the camps one sheet tales south of Corona del Mar esan an es1 en . . nf \','Sipapcr boul .be.ing ~is!a.nt l into the city boundaries. Thlii-Of Newport Among t Staff Sgt. Arthur L .. HaJI, son to t~e serge¥t, n his stride. Has property is owned by a group of
21 N t I• d OO ·Mr. a nd Mrs. J . P . Woods. 207 no kick to r 1st r about the t.cr:>d. Pasadena business .men. and will
3 .Uf3 Jze . 20th street, ari'i\led home last liki:ig esps>C ly the holida,y did.-be developed by Raymond Dorn
'J\\•o local arr a r c!tden ts \Ve re '''eek and received his honorable) ncfs. . .1 company of that city in to one ('I~
S. A dhcuNton ln ·the Moa-
d'ay meettnc of the dty eoantft •
-I~ W permit tho ~
can Leeton post here t.o pro~
a site owned by the city foT ..et·
rerart8' housing U they cho9e UD·
der Legion jurt&dlcUou.
There are about 300 recently
discharged service men ln this
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Citizen Protests
Parkin q: Meters for
Local Residents · · a'mong 21 men :tnd "'omen who discharge from Fort . MacArthur. After th~1PhQOn. Sa1pan_ trans-the finest residen tial sections
last week \vere admitted to United He was in Europe for 14 months-ports had o rush supplies to along the.coast, they have assu!"eri
S tates citizenship during the first with the ramous Rainbo\I.' Dtvision Okinawa. 'le they (elt•the blow .~ city officials. The first written protest..ag8.inat
1946 naturaliza ti on class in super· of 1he U. S . Infantry. · it .\vas not~ sever e at Saipan.I When discussion revealed tti;o 1 the new city parking meters was
ior cour t in Santa Ana. • . Mr. and Mrs. Woods are expect-\"::.r 1nay O\'C-r but lx)\v about the· city attorney had only parti~: read to ttie cit y council ~'Ionday
Alfred Reinhold Lorenz of 1695 ing \\'ord at any time of a younger I some lette rrom. t~e tloys in confil'Jnation of the outfall sev·cr aflernoon from J urgen Lorentzen,
I r,·i~e ave nue, Costa Mesa, a nd son. Edward Hall, who has beeruin Newport Be ch to f11l 1n the hours • system to serveo-the new tract and prominr nt Balboan and lender' of
Mabel Downs Gay of 119 39th the American Transport Service to the boys fti ll on duty'? two others. which may come ir.t(l the local chapter of the American
st;rce t."' Newport Beach ~ere for 20 months in the India-Burma-• · the city, three members of th<> Red Cr05S.
among those who gained citizen-China theatre of oper~tiorts:. When 1 Noel W~oo1ie Passes ~1 felt .tha t 100 per .cen t ap-Lorcnt7<'n e"':"prcssed in well
ship in. ceremonies pre1ided over last heard from he was to .. ave . P-Oval would be forthcoming from chosen \VOrds what .many citlt.ena
by Superior Judge Ke nneth E. left Burma on November 10 on ' Naval · 5 Exams all member cities and distric:s. have ]fluttered recently when they
Morrison. his way home. Councilmen Lester Isbell anrl got' tickets from police seeking to
_l ~ Bob Allen, however; refu.,.ed to enforce the ordinance against civtt
PENCILLED PERSONA·UTIES .NO<'I P.. Y".roolie. son of Mrs. vote !or the annexation until tho>e parl\ing in the metered zone with-S'l-. Vernon \Vroohe of Newport Beach. ·ties had fonnally paned resolu· out paying the m e.ter ahead of ~ """! a . c b . . • . has passed examinations for the r tion9 filvoring the action,, he· time. . ,
v j ACX. LINDSLEY, ow O":J Artist 1\TRvy v.s aviation course, and was cause, they contended, with the The Baiboan wrote that the
..__ . ~ inducted. on _Jan. 12. H e is sch~-! opinion at. Roland Thomp800, city met ers were never voted in by
The elder McCann doeg not be-
lieve that rumored peace between
the "'nationalist and .so--called. com-
munist f orces in China signallzed
the end of hostilities there. H e saw
the beginning of the movement in
North China many years ago.
and beJleves that the communist
movement is not strictly one for
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ye~~mpanying Riley to the re-,, •.
cruiting office were his wife Oara 1
a nd their children, Harry, 3 ~. 1"
Vernon. 1 %: and J anet. 5 months.
uled tf,l graduate from Brown Mm-r atturrtey, that ·the city would bC' the 'people themselves. a nd oon-
tary Academy F eb. 1, and tben1 "in a bad spot" if the member" o: stitute an unwelcome sight to
\Viii rccei,·e larders to report to that sanitary disposal systcrn re-Visitors and residents alike. They
some college by March, it is ex·t fused to take in the several j1ro· might have bf'<"!n installed aloni
peeled. I -· posed subdivisions. in May to encompass the summer
Judge Dodge Sugg~sts Traffic
fines Go To ·.Hospital Fund
New .art 1Had S6 70,531 . ~::;::~~~~~:;E~ ~~
community.
A man ~'ith his ha nd on the ( fund allocated to high'l'"BY repair
pulse of a speeding public this , and upke<'p: the Judge suggests
''·eek quoted some alanning sta· however. that the money go into
tistics on auto~obile acci.dents in' a . fu_nd for· h~pitaJ care ~r indigent ,
gcne i;al and vo1C«I a ·~1ble par-VlCtlffiS of highway accidents.
rial solution for Orange' county in
pilrLicul'I". IN B 'Jd"
Bond Outstanding Jan. 1 1 9;·~~;;~.~
Th'O city 0 Newport Beach sold citi<es sold $666,000.000 in bonds Quarantine, Girl
$1 .873.500 in bonds during· the .30 anc! at the c1ooe or the perhxl •hey Gets Rabi'es Shots
years 19?4. 5 through 1943-44. still owed $422,500,000 in bonded •
r Oi:lifornia payers' association debt.
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stated tod . making pubµc Jta -_ ''Pfyinent.s on bonds must be Ninct\"·!'eV!'n doJ;<; \V!'re Quaran-
•..s1u4y of bo ds sold and bonded made in bad · times aa well as in tilied whe n county health o(ficcn
debt of Calif mia cities. good,'" the ~ation said, point-learned of. the infection of a coCker Carel""'n~ a nd Oag<~nt viola·j. ew Ul Ing
tion or common rules of the road F E M S •th
are responsible-for 96 per cent of or ~ • nu
acciden ts in Calilo~la,' according I on· Coast H1"ghway to Newport township's Judge 0 . J .
Dodge, w~ interest in violations 1
is both professional and a source
of sorro~ing reflecUon.
P.taking use of material released
by ~thf' Department of ltfotor Ve-
hicles. Judge Dodge Tevealed that
there w e r e approximately 90
deaths a ttributed to motor acd·
dents in Orange county last year
and using the national average of
one death in e\·ery 30 accidents,
there were probably 2700 acci-
dents in the county:
Two new 50-foot buildings, 'dupli·
eating the reeently' oom)>le ted
structure on Coast highway, have
been started. for E. M. Smith. ad.I
joining the Marine Hardware and
Higgins Pleasure Craft &tores.
Gordon Findlay is ·contractor for
the improvements.
The two buildings will appear
as one, and-h ave an IS.foot ceiling,
as does the present structure.
Tenants ha .. -e not been .eiected
but an~t wUl · be made
soon. according to Ralph MUkey,
r.E"al tor, who relretents the owner ln~~~e•=n~
The number· of deaths from ac-
cidents are on the increase and if
the presen~ I method ot control of
v\olatiom b)' the use of tines is
lnidequate. as tt a~ to be,
the Judce advocates stftr<t penal-diately behind the t.Jilding will
tin by WaJI of Jail ""'1teaces. not start unW about April ~
A luuestlon !or aJ1ocatlon of street work and -connecitloDI
llnel money co~I from the are expected to be completed. A
county wu aloo m9clei by Judp now 1-.1 la beins ~ from
I>oclc<o· Under the ~t -the hllbwoY to ""'1ftOct wltll ox
tho -Y la hlnlotl to tho. lltlnc •bwu on the hel&hta.
Boi!ds sol by the city during ing out that where public improve-spaniel irl NeWport a nd its subse-
the 30 yea included: streets. menta are financed by bond Is-quent death from r abies. accordfng
$21,000;. se en and sanitation, •uea.. the chargetli for Jnterest as to Dr. Ed>.yin f...ee Russell. county
S200.000; mu icipal buildiqgs. $17·.· wen ... the repayment of the debt heal\h officer.E a other dogs have .
$44 1 abouJd be k "' t in mind 1n been infected: as far as could be
1·500; \\·ater , 3.000; electridt;y.. · ep · calcu-determa·n~. b t the -"-· ... hter ot S30,0C,O; har r, $1 ,162,odo. lating the1 cx.t Of the improve-1;."\,l \4Cl....,.
The city had $670,531.25 · in meat. J ohn •Shull,' 120 28th street is re-
bonds outst ding at Jan. 1. 19'6. • · . ceiving r abies treatment to pr<>-
Fine Fi Off d tect her trom any poul\Je inteo-the latest d te for which state-. ve en ers tlon from • scratch inlllcted by
wide in! ·on is available, CH;y For Damping their dog which died of the ~ad I Treuurer G t 114id today. Int.er, 1 , disease.
t!St Md red pLion payment. by Trash Oil E. 17th Sl · ·Dr. RulfeJl Aid tbat ti-e II nQ
the city to eel $102~ in 1944. 1. ,.81 or know!n& If oit'I other peta
the asaodatl .-Waabc to -.i.e lndlocrim-might have been Infected by the
Over the te as a whole, ~-lnate ~ al' prjftt.e propa,ty Jsr Shull cocker 1pe:niel 'which becanW
fornfa cities sold $666,345,133 Ill "'"'•••c ., -... Eut 17th m Jan. u and .... later !-.cl
bonds the 30 yearo 191.4'15 ---lat _.. by to have r.bi.s. n,.; Shull ~ Tom Nerto._ ~wt~* OiOm bM • i ... te·tnlaw. through Water .,,.. the .ladet.D. '·~with penaltiel been know11 t.(> run -lomie t a
wl!o eaJa ldo OW1I -i.· -ow:ie6•"" ~ -z' e4 J: It~':! bluetlt -1or -law' ed ••hwf four oft....,. ,..., "tlajos priOr to lndlca it.
..... _..... !,lie ~ Cele. I-o I a, et Calitbrnla poll-o o I d with -cw P'"""• ' ' . OJ'IDPlmM whicb led the -to HIP~ ~ -CoM& ...... ..,,. , ---'ftw ,._... fOF -. -f ,574 tbtnc -30 "-ol '5 W9>e eolleoted from ha.., tho <Ioli~
TOM NORT0N-Resta··-~-ur yeus. ' -"' a.._ a..... del Tbe -~ -llilt.4
--_, "t Ill...., ''Tho~-c1ebt -... ; Bl1Pme R. Y-. ~le; u from Newppi t ·pa11ce -to •
Varied expttience with bUvy many i-!tlono bolt a aolld beck-ot CalU dtleo &>.,.-• Birt ~ Olwta --aith otnet. ud brtween the -
abcent on lndulgence ln the art ol i:fO'IDcl for ._restaurateur waa in--what the deddt ~ tlii•wled • ·ap•llW WWW tram La-and bQ ~ }Veet Nw pcwt. .U
cookrry dots the pn>tniture ot d.uded In the -·1-man:J ,_,, indeb . --iiC1 Iii -B & · ..... wjll be -tar -
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Corona del Mar
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New Amvet Post .. •·
To Be Named for
Capt Rufus Putnam I . · ~,. ..... Tbllroday ~::---;vr.:.:::-=--:m::;;;;;,;;;w;;;I
~----"'!-'Edl=tloll= hllftst1d El'VJ' Wectr «•1 · Yelw D Mr. and Mrs. E. F . Coop. for· A local poet or AMVETS, Nner-
SUboeripU.-1'9yable b> Advance:..'...$2.50 per Y""' In °'-' <>Md7; merl)'.ol 1.'193 New Yori< drive, Al· lean Veterans of World War II.
$2. per )'~O 4th zone; $3.00 per year to 8tb ~ tadena. mov~ to 309 N ardsslil bu0 been Ol"g&nized in LQS AngelH --,--:..::J= ____ . _ . avenue, recently. Mr. Coop la a b .., • Arnold. St Adj
Enr,.-..i u Second-class matter at the Pcotolflce In Newpc:wt Pm=b, retired fire chief of Pasadena, Y .. m. -a te utant
..,. ·. ca.til~ under the Act of March 3. .1879 after 24 yean· of service.. tot the order. The new chapter
-'-'------· will 1>e named the Rufus Putnam • _ Puhllshpr -· Mr. and Mrs. John Heaton Post.
Geneial vll!Ul,IU' Smith. 'f?:9 Orchid aven'ue, spent
_ • Editor the week end at Desert Hot 'l1le chapter wil1 bf. presented
W . F . DIX N • • ~ Manaa:er Sprinp. to Colonel Putnam on Friday eve-
Printin& P t, 3011 W. Central Avenue" Neowport Beach. cautor.rila Other visiton to the desert were nlng at a dinner to be given in his
· • • ' -' Mr. · and Mn. S. Haugneu, 208 honor at the Paris Inn on the oc-
Off 1al Paper of the City of Newport Beach .lrla avenue wbo spent a week at .,,..ton of his being relieved or his
Dept t•tale Local i..ut1IUoa for OYw 11 y_,.. Cathedral O ty. assignment u District Engineer of
· Mr. and Mn. Eugene Williams. the Loe Angeles District, effective ••l·:no . at E.D"'OftlAL Ac.:..e San Gabrie l, spent tbe week end as of Feb. 1, 19f6. Colonel Putnam NA !'\-11• n 1.a• 'With Mr. W illiams' oarents, Mr. wt.11 ze succeeded in the position
I~ -~--~_q.'f\?_._N Member and Mn. Edwin Williams aod his by Colonel Robel"t C. Hunter, C.E.,
"'-~•""''"""""'...... sister, Mn.. Florence Anderson formerly of the Seaamento En-of and fa,mlly, 428 Marguer ite ay<>-glneer Distilct. theo District En-
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'lbe "abundant llW' Wbld! J-.
deslr:ed to ~ to be had lilr
the sincere a lloD al '* -
• pel to life.. f --
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E!<J>ulsloo or J apanese from tbe
mandated lslandS of M;·cronesla
may prove a shot ln the arm for
·the vast California tuna industry
which with the opening of large
tuna reserves in th'e Pacific. is
1l""'j planning exi>ansion.. . : •
POssibillties of exploitiJ'ig the re-
ported tuna richa will be a coni
. mitt~ appointed .zy A. R. Heron
director or the reconstructtpn and
re-employment commission.
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'I1he COll'UTtittee will begin \\i th a
meeting in Los Angeles called for
Jan. 24. and will investigate prac--
tical· operating problems and in
.temational Political angles o
treaty ri1hta.
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Aheyh ' Cateriitg Service
('.ooktnc -~ • a..tz1 •s
for Parties. ' .
~a cant to:
411 Vkitorla so.. eoOt. -
ROOFS
APPLIED oa RatAIBED
Free EoUmates a Inspection
w .. J. llellbow
3602 M.attUs ~ .Pb. Nwpt. 101.W'
nue. A birthday dinner was served gineer of the General Engineerins
1n honor of E ugene who ia ~ eld-Diltrict, with headilruarten ln Ma-WITH !5 Yl:AB8 OF A&MY 8EBVICI! beldnd i.lm. Muter ~
est son of the Williams nila PhllJpplAe Islands under Gen. ce-t .loeepil. P . Fraacle, U. of 115 Bay Street. Coet:a Me.a. hU nr
O.L.CULLY
. o.rluied Tu Ooaoal-March of Dimes
.$,tarted on Mesa · Do • 1 M _ ... _."' '. 1 en11...,. at hla former ellllated rank a& tbe Sallt:a Alla Army Air Mn. T . H. Bueett bu l'etun.ed. ug u 8""'"'-'" .. ,ur · bue )Id a tilM)rt t:1me after be It.ad. been 91epU&ted with the rank Or Profi Sharing Plan .Pablloo --· Speclallzlng on Income . Tax rr-8aa Fraadoco to ber 1'ome Cap-. Be ,... rt-a '6Jec:t eo...-on ID UM%. Be lo -
t extent industry will follow the lead of Eric at -Dablla aveaue after an !gold avenue, gave a party for the tl11IDc oat blo ...U.-t form wttb t1oe belp of Mbo Beyrl -.,
Jolmst --'de t f th U S Ch be. f C · -.. of lh mootU Her 1a .... Coron a de! Mar Community -=""=l•:.:ta=·:::•c.to=-tloe=c.recnd:..:.::..:.:-=::C~O:::Hloe=:c..'·c._ ___ -'-. --------
Costa Mesa's Match-of Dimes
got under 'way last week With Mn
GUMing Butler as chatnnan
. Your ~tronqe appreciated
on . Pi~ n o e . . am r o ommerce, m ~ Commander T e. Bulett church choir after practice, Wed-
J!rofit sharing plans for their-.m1ployes remains ,... transferred to! tbe Navy nesday night at ber home. Twenty. Ed• Puts Thi d Bo Id D t•
Johnson, ·however has set a good example in bis Licll ... ·tbaa-Alr -s...ta Aaa. ~ests were prft<!nt. ISOD r ll . er aJil Ine e · Mrs. Butler Is assisted · i,; th
campaign by Mn. Harry C. Bur .
dick.
'" __.._ ""'""'as
-w. ttll ~.A-
........ . I ' th rofi · lJe.. .Dr. -tt oxpoeta to opea an of-. Mrs. Murray Rejgle, 700 Helle>-J t · Se • • C ' 125 MR KiJ tts. approxunate y 25 p;r cent of e net p t Ike-· wboa be -recdved .... trope avenue ts at home from the n 0 mce, ap. ,uuu owa
fore.tax . with the workers in his Spokane-plants.1be profit d!ech.,.e. desert. Mrs. N!Jno or G.-n · ·
sharing i is not new, of course. It has been used with ex-Mrs. Leslie Steffensen. 209.Mar-Grove Is visiting her. ~ort!~ee~=d;ie::dw: R ~ c
exiS&nding Southern California, a e ross 24-llOur
Radio . Service
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cellent ts in many businesses. But Johnston's prestige
move a
will be .
t_hrough
and labor circles will attract considerable atten-
plan as"a possible means of settling some of the
d threa tened labor disputes. He t.erms his liew
"t<> bring industrial democracy in'to America." It
teresting to. see. if J olmston's idea "catch~ on"
t industry in gene ral.
Faire Taxation
The verage Californian paid $518 in Fede ral, State and
local tax in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1945, a ccording
compiled by the California Ta.xpayeIS' Assaciation .
hole bill came to $4,619,509,000. Of course, most
didn't pay anywhere near the average amount of
· much of the total collection came from business
con But whether paid ·by individuals or companies· the
true blll as astronomical no matter how you look at it.
The 9"t in federal taxes e ffective this year will help some-
whar,~personal taxes will still be su bstantial. Business,
t oo, will till be lugging· a hefty load. In fact, taxes paid by
some · ess e nterprises are almost. unbelievable. Recently
it was f d tha t a heavy-duty commN"tia l frock and trailer
in Califo ia in the normal cow-se of operations., is assessed
as much s $4700 or even more in taxes in a single year . This
amounts o 38 per cen t ·of the original cost of the vehicles.I
It is uite, understandable, then, why various business
groups a well as the truck owners themselves have urged a
l'Nucti in these taxes to a more reasonable level.
Unde . war and postwar conditions taxes t an't be as light
as we'd e to have them, but they sh ould never be so heavy
1946
ally stifle either i'1dividual or business initiative.
x or combina tion of ta xes th;; t in one year equal
t of a business investment are alm ost confiscatory.
y, there is need for fairer tw:ation.
uto License 1
The e is gett!g"g short fol you to obtain your 1946
auto lice . February 4 .is the deadline and after that you
&CllOSS
1 Applaud
5 Subsides
• Cul
10 Vent\U"ed
12 P roviaioo
room
14 Wash
I~ Noah's boat 1e: c.oon ru
lnto Ions
18 Music not l
19 Prod
20 Vex
21 Wa.lk with
Iona: steps
23 Band across
an escutch-
eon
%<Type
measure
~Elevator
cage
26 Millponds
28 City ln
Alaska
31 Shoshonean
lndJan
12 Mwlcal
instrument
13 Presiding
elder labbr.)
34 An orde r
36 A seaguU
37 Large pulpit
38 P eolo&:ical ••• 40 Layers
42 Outside
43 American
Indian
44 Require /
DOWN
1 A wine
2 :;fugte ring
of a cha in
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3 Pe rform
f Punc tuation
ma rks
5 Editnr
I abbr.)
8 Island in
Pacific
7 Pans Cor
<"""" s
::: Cuts
9 Masts
11 \Vriti ng
table s
13 Bo·~da ge
17 NC'on tsym.)
19 Faste ner•
hl•U•• ta N~ .......
No. Zl
22 R ecall
23 Young deer
25 ThisUelike
plant
26 Gold coin
(Aust.}
27 Very minute
28 Finished
A.111wer w f.:•••I•
Number, !O
29 Unfolded
30 More recent · ~l!-.*#'IJ
32 Exclamation
35 Additional
36 Apportion
39 HJnt
41 Selenium
(1ym.)
new Southern California Edison
Company major transmission line I
baa been placed ln service, accord-A • •t• . ~~g ~~ ~c~:."endore, p-esident ( IVI leS
''The new Une, the Edison Com· I
pany·s third m &jor 220.000 volt rs. G. L Andrews
transm ission line connecting wit h Mrs:L: retha Tubbs, school nurse,
the Boulder P ower Plant, 1s 130 here ntid now serving her fifth
miles ln len gth and has a capacity yeai: at Junior Red Cross chair-
of 125,0CX> kilowatts," Mr. Mullen· m an, h'.as made an impressive rc--
BOME, A.V'l'O, JlAIUNS
RADIOS REPAIRED
Burt· R.. Norton
815 ~t mway .1'11,o .. 1411
Newport ae·s. Oalll.
dore said. "Constructior\ of the por t of the work done by the '------------------------....J
line•"'as begun under special War· grammar school children. In ad· -'--------~--------'----------"·
PROF~SSIONAL DIRECTORY time authorization and its Com· dition t o packing 84 boxes for
pl etion adds substantially to power overseas children' for Christmas. '
supply reserve!'ll for the Southern they made more than 1900 sep-
California area. arate articles fo r the ~ and AOOOUNTANT PHYSICIANS a BURGEONS. Mti>
"The establishmept of a new n··y hospitals near by, during ,...------------, 1 major Edison !lubstatioh on a 30-Novemper and December.: They ·
acre site a few miles south or Col· also gttthcred hundreds or articles J. S. WHYTE ff. R. HALL, M. D.
ton al.So is a part of this prqject. used irl overseas boxes sent from INCOMS TU coNSULTA..~ . Physician and Su~.· n
This new station. named High· the IITr I Red Cross office tb men !;.'b~P~!!'a:b:O 0r!~:!c~~11~J::in grove fo r the community near in SE'r ce. · ootwlll!'\ton with tDCOmt1 tu: mattert. .Hrs.: 2·5, by appointment
"'"hich it is located, '''ill be com· Mrs. Tubbs points out that AUPIT8 · llYSTEMS T elephone 2620 i BOOll:UF.PINO 111ta\·1cs pleted soon. Cost of the line and J unior Red Cross 1s an all·year Ottb 1840 S-IMw 81 ... 11., C:.\a ._ ISl Broadway eo.i. Mee.
substation is about 54,500,000. projecti of service and she con· !_ _ _.'.•~·-~..:>'.'.·.,.~-~~ .. ~·~•:::"'..-_...! 1. '------'---------l
"The energy carriecf by the new siders k:his work fine training in
transmission line is generated at interndtional fri endship and un·
Boulder Dam by units installed for selfish participation in ~ial .prog· -----------~
the f\fetropolitan Wa ter District r ams. ··J unior Red Cross is spans· Armand Monaco ·
and Basic ~1agnesium. Inc. Peace· ored by the American Red Cross
time . realloc·atlon of generating in all schools or the country. ARCHITECT
capacity at Boulder permits use of In peace time· Red Cross Setv-814 W· .'Bay Ave., Balboa
the unjts." ices~ increasing". l Newport· 172.f
A ding to reports from na· . %721 Lakewood Ave.
" l h d t Loa AilplM NOrl'oandy 840S Ca·p· t. Campbell ·. uona ea quar ers, the recrea· . tional and service wor k for men '--------------'
New Provost in the :1occupation forces is more
·' .i.mport8.nt than ever a nd many ~----=-------~
thous:tnds of canteens and recrea-' ROBERT GARDNER At SAAAB tional Centers are doing a vq.l uab le -and-
picce of \\'Ork in the Orient and in DONALD D. iIARwooo
A'ITORNE\'S
SANTA ANA. Ca lir.-Capt. R. the litary special services, is 118 N. Ka.Ln. st.. s-t. Ana. c.w.
Gordon M.Grundy, M.D.
Physldan and Su.rpon
,, Ninth and Centnl A.-e.
omee 11rt.. :10·1! a..rn.; s-a p.m.
Toi..,-n '
Conrad Richter, M.D.
Pbyalclan and 8urpoa
UO E. 18tb 8L
CJott. Mc.a
Rouw: 10·1% a.ni. and 1-5 p.m.
PbooetU A. Campbell. 30. took over the
dutiC'S as pr ovost marshal at the
·Santa Ana Aftny Air, Base today,
replacing Capt. R . A. Stansell,
Euro~ Red Cross. working with ATTO RNEY& AT LAW
increa ng its entertainl!lent work -Tt:U:PBONU-
on th ground that the men in s-&a Au •'189: Newport lkMb tteta '--------------'
rore1gn ] lands nee.ct it more . than I'-------------'·
o;::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::=;:~:::::; IL \vho has been separated from the ' \·service. Campbell Is a r eturnee
from the 13th Air Force in the
Pacific. '
ever ., l DAY 8CBOOU1 .. ,------------
Homf. service work ~sho\\'S no ~----------~
turnin service .men' and their IOI <Joni 11&100. bi..t PHY&ICIAN and SURGEON'"
.·
pay a pe9alty. ' .
Actu~ly, the. sta te isn 't i>-ouing a new plate to replace the
present roe. Instead, when you pay your fee you will re-
ceive a small ml!tal tab wh ich is to be · bolted over the "45"
on the license plate you now ha ve.
TINY TOTS 11dlNDR , Credited with over 2100 flying
hours, the El Paso, Texas, pilot
new 28 combat missions in a B-24
and another 10 in an A·24 dive
bomber . Before going overseas he
was assista111t provoet marshal at
Tarrant Field, T exas. His civilian
background includes experience as
a border patrol inspector in Texas
slacke,·ng as the problems or r e. Mortimer ·Scbool DR. G. E: ·TOHILL
ramilic are many, and J ane Calk· Ondee: CoOece, Prep&n.toJT 2209 Co.art' Blvd .. NewPort Be.ch ·
ins of he staff here reports. that DAY 8CB.OOL ~~ , _ Phone _ -; -""'"
the of ce her e is as busy as ~ver. ......,--OffJce 286·W · Re•. 286·R
Take your "white slip" registration .card to the nearest
office of the Department' of Motor Vehicles, or mail it along
with draft or money order for amount Shown in lower corner.
FOR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
F rom
~.50 up
WHIOfARB
So.Id. W-Jth
Thil
UnUS!••'
Quann•
It'•
815 NORTH.,.AIN ST.
PHONB 42~
ltllPIAltl D,IALla
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48-Hour Diaper Service
$I.SO Per Week
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Complete Infant Service
$2.00 Per Week
and New Mexico. '
After 22 months overseas and
three yean in the Army air forct'9,
Sgt. John Sihillil)g ·or Costa Mes~
returned home Iut week . -•-&ow.
Phone Newport 45 Sgt. Sihilling received his dis·
charge at Fort MacArthur and is
the son of Mr. and Mrs1 Herbert
Sihilli.Ag ot Costa Mesa.
PR~TECTION ~LAN
~•presellfatlYe lo
I B. w. GEORGI: (Ask for Dtaper Service for Pick-Up and Delfvery)
DR.
CO\VEN .,,.. -
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Watch the Classltied. columns. · US 8tb SL
Haau.cton -
.T R A N S P A R E N T I a:i-;; ;:i: .. .. ' ~ .. '."!, ~-"~~..,_
-----M AT ER I AL ....::::.....:·!-~-====::::::::L ~ase D E NT A L PLATES ,,,
.EXTRA ·COMFORT . , • WID !lot .~
or shrink . . . helps eliminate cllcklni
wobbling, Irritation. • The comblnadoa· of Transparent Material and Ney.'
Hue Translucent Trubyte Teeth is acclaimed the
closest retemblaace to Nature's Owa Teetll and
GUJDL It is light weig?t. which gives Eitra Com·
fort . . . )'et it is durable enough to serve the
hardest bifes. Recommended for penoae la paMle
We.
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Since 1
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G.A.. llor$hner, MA., Odord If No A"•wer Call N,...,port 6
Plbdpal PboDO IM
DENT18'1'11 .
DR. OBED LUC.As
Denti1t
• 2202" W. Central,. Ph. f480
NEWPORT BEACH
INSURANCE
New York Life
Insurance Company
DON It. DURANT
... OrehW ......
OOllONA DEL KA.a
MORTICIANS
HAROLD K. GRAUEL
CHAPEL . ' . ~ "Wt OUreelvea the Better Serve
By Serving Othe rs Best"
~hone Newport 56t
COila Mesa · Callfornl•
OPTOlllETIW!ITll
ROBERT .l. CRA WFOBD
. Opt., D •.
O "!TOME .T Rl8T ,·
Eyee Ez•mtned -Gl&uee Pi\ted
1792 NeWDOrt. .. ouJevaf'd •
Phone M30 COST A MEIA
8URVEYOB8
SIEGEL &·RAUB
J:actaMn • .,..,,.,,.." ~1-!fewport Blft. Costa ....
~--·J N11W.0.tral N--• ) . Telepa.o.e 1t1
PIANO TEA-CRMR
[ G.V.LINSENBARD
Graduate
_,... Ca .;at•~::-1 ' 'r I _o Pb. 1212-• JD w. 0-. Front·
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Gerald Rauaa, M.D.
2830 We.t Cent,.al Ave.
Newport Beach
Ph. 1028·-NO An.wer call 301·M
X-RaY lervlce
Milton M. Maxwell, Ji. ..
1801 Coast :
·Coron~ t!t•l
omoe llburs: !~. \:.
Pbone :SeWf>'"
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave., Balboa.
N~rt 11%4 ,
-8. Bill 8L, Loo ......... TUcker 181 i ..,
B J Appointment
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T. P. Reeder, Ml D.
Pb)'llclan & Surgeon
1001 Weit ~y An.
Telephone Newport 60Z ~
Waper Dr.,P. IUtltidit
Dr. wu• c. w..P.r
Chiropractic. Dietetics,
Phys!o & ~Ionic Theral!)' lftOOoMt_...., Lopu-.ft.-
ZONE THERAPY . .CLINIC • ·---... ... -
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SUpestlon th t !he use of fire-
arms be outlaw by the board of
supervisors was made last week
by Judge D. J . e after many
com.plaints to office by Costa
•fesans of tn · nate use o{
fitearms in the ta Mesa area.
Judge Dodge "d that he knew
of one Mesa res dent who had1 a
narrow e5cape ~death or in-
jury from 8Jl 1 dentltied r ifle-
man's stray ~~t ·and that many
more cases have 1occur~
Francis 'J ,. ' orvath
INCOME T SERVICE
Fede.nit.I a d State
118 !5th SL Pb. t!in·R
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-WHMI M 1 ao& N&W&•
!-'I ,. . .. ,.
No. American Yard
Builds Tuna Boat;
Also StOck Trailers .
The North American Shlpbuilil-
ing Corporation has one 75-foot
tuna clipper on the ways. a 45-foot
commercial fishing boat, and two
smaller ones at the company plant.
TI7 Coast Highway. Hone and
cattle trail en ate ·also under con--
struction, the company having al-
ready completed 35 four-wheel
trailers for stock movement.
V'aF 1~.LA. . .
Sc• 111 Oilf, a.., ..
19" liaise Patmlate
NO 'OOllNGt loh "'°'• lhi"t' "°"' !Md tooltftg fol Mlpt llrll ._. •. too-podooff
IOOpt, lovftdrr IOOJK. Roo111t9 t00P'1. "''°" •'°<•t"Qt. cono" .t. .. n . pci~·. r ' ,
l'io lurA pofftt. Erw::I of P<""' ro~ do.!of''t -"we co" tlop 1al¥0Q•"9 us.rd '-""9
fol. looduitrial Iott Orw::I oth wih COfllifl11e to be thort u"til ••II iflto rie•I yeot.
The tuna clipper is of a wooden
hull, 75 reet in length, 21 ft. 6 in.
beam and with ·a draft ·of 9
feet 6 inches. She will be equipped '
with a Washington ~linder die-
sel, will have cabin and refriger-
ation facilities for tang-range tuna
fishing.
WhJle Arthur M. Rambo, gen-
~ral manager left for the state ot
Washington, associates did not
know whether the traUen are to
be continued. Other boats a.re con-
te mplated, it is understood.. from
C. E. Bowtr\flll. aecountant.
We need not poy,·er or splendor ;
Wide hall or lordly dome;
The good, the true, the tender,
These form the wealth or home.
-Sarah J . Hale
Stude~ts from Harbor
Among' Candidates ·
For SAJC Offices
Several Conner Newport Har-Charges Breach
bor Unio High students. now at-Of Lease·, Sues
tendin a.nta Ana Junior college,
are ong candidates for class of-Lady for $1200
fices in an election which ls to be Breach of rental agreement is
I
settled by primary balloting Jan. charged by H erman ?\f. Piper
23. Run-ofr ·elections a re to be against Anna Hein z of Costa Mesa.
held on Jan. 25. according to_ .,·ord from Santa I Stanle}' Gorzucho\•ski, who. was Ana. Peiper sued the woman for
1 a 1if€' guard a t Bal~ las t sum-, $1 200 da mages.
1 me r , and a veteran or World \\1a r Piepc>r claimed 10 ha\·e "enterM
+JI, is running for ro-t'lection for into a rC'nta.1 acrcement with Anna
prt"$i dent of th(' s tudent body. He 1-leinz for a grocery and living
is oppost~d by Bob Flctcb<'r, a for-quarter s at 312 E. '17th street in
Mer i\t nrine corps la nk n1an. Cos!a i\•lcsa li:tst Nov. 31. to be·
Bill Nl'lh. co-captain of the foot-come efft"Ctjvl' Jan. t and that she
ball . team. is a ~an~i~ate for . ,;~e h.ad refused to fulfill her obiiga-
pres1de nt and V1 rg1n1~ J\·lcBa1n IS t1on. aceording to Santa Ana ad-
a candidate for president of the vie'\;
AssociatNI S tuden ts \Vomen's of-
fice·.
Paul Kellar Among
Group Destined
For Early Dis1:harge
Coast Guard Opens
Ranks to Enlistees;
Vets Keep Ratings
Not~ educa r who ttmakes th•
San F e rnando Valley bis home•
gtven highest otnce in Al Malalkah
temple for 1946. The new potentate
plans early visitatto111 to Shriner
irroups in thil commUnity.
Art Class Starting
Tuesday' Night
At Harbor High
The first evening cfass or the
nc"' yeaz: at the Nc"'por\-.,J-!arbor
U nion High school \\.'ill ~arted
Tuesday nigtlt \,·hrh a group
""i ll meet at 1 p . m . to ~tudy var·
ious phases of art under J . F. No-
lan. an art ins tructor at the high
school. .
This is the onl}' class sta rting
now. but Sidney Da vidson. princi·
pal. ~id yesterday that the school
stands ready to open other classes
if such public demand exists a nd
--. i( they hav~ a teacher available
NA\.AL STAGI NG CENTER. An intensive dri\'e ,throughout fo r the subjcet.
, P F.ARI.. H i\RBOR, T. lt.-P aul the Eleventh Naval District to • Nola n has taught art here and
I-t . KC'llf'r. ra darman. ·third class. farn iliari.ze young me n in the area in othe t schools previous])•. H e
302 W<"st J.lth s treet. Ne\\·port \\'ilh the opportunities offer ed by will take up sketching, oils, water
neach. i~ ~('tting rC'ady to rejoin the JX'!lCC'lime U nited States Coast colors. past els a nd any ottie r ph8se
!he r a nks of civilians. together Guard "·as launched this \\'eek , it of a rt wanted by membe~~q[ the
\Vitfi thousands o f others going \vas disclosed today by Rear Ad-c lass. On£' session per weeK""'i~ex
through this Naval demobilization I miral \V. F. To1t1.·le, District Coast peeled unless suf[icient numbeni
cent('r hf'nd cd "for thC' S t<ttcs.
1
Guard Off teer . .._. tur n out to increase tha t to two
,..\t this staging crntl'r. the pros· The Coa_st Gua~d. America's o~d· evenings.
JX'Cti1,·e discha.rg<'es are group€'d C'St sea-going unit, has opened its --------
according fr) ,,·hat sC'par3tion cen-1 r a nks to mf'n 17 through 25 years
ter they \\·ill r eport to for their\ or age '''ho are in &ood physical
final ptlf)('rs. They ar c placed condition, citizf'ns of the United
aboard car{:o ships headed for the States a nd ,,·ith grammar school
States as soon as ~hippi ng s~ce 1 education. E nlistments may be foi::
is available. two or three years.
In addition to opportunities for
15 SAAAB Wacs
Say They're Ready
To St2y in Army
'D'll t S d in ll'r<'.s tinf! Sf'l'\"iCC' a nd a n oppor -~ r •• o t S 0 pe~ ed tunit \· tn travrl. rhe Coast Guard 1 "1T~ A:-..i1Pr\, ~dalrf .-HA p<Sr-~376,000,000 Pr.OpoS providC's facilities for training in ! iton:i 't.~r t n esi ent nr ry · · • S • servi('(' schools and th bt . . Truman signed by 15· \Vacs a t lhc
Watson
Plastic
' Add to th ! list f new plastic
products a dd.1eboard !
The la test s u riding enjoy.:
m ent is p ised by Roger S.
\\'at~on. h~ o the W atson
\Voodcmft dust ies on Coast
high\\'3)'. F. he is patenting 8
new lightwoutht 12-foot OOafd
1,~:h ich a lady! ican arry aroun~
\Va t~on is ~ ding his shop;
t Aking in a~j:ption I space which
will double ·~t'> ca cit}'. but this·
is to ~erve 'if t building-and
sales a!' weJl. I-le has signed up
sev!'ral deale up and down the
roa&t tO mar et h \Vatson Sail-
inl? Dink. w ich h will also dis·
play at the l al s op.
The well-1 01,vn dealer is get-
ting ready r\V • ( r the comil}g
season \vhic he nticipates wiD
be better th ev r . He is start-
ing producti on is new plastic
foam produc no\ . he said, ln
order .to supp t h increasing de--
mand.
Wanderirtg
Costly to 'M
ivestock
Allowing hfs-liv stock to have
a ccess to property other than his
O\vn cost Lµis C arillo of O:Jsta
·Mesa S50 ahd A day suspended
sentence in ~e unty jail fol·
lowing a ses 'on · Judge D. J ..
Dodge's court last veek.
Tbe compl t, s ed by several
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portraits Iii Home or Church
All'Studlos open 12 to 6 P.M. every Sunday
and two or more nights per week
508% N. M.Un St. SANT . .\ t\~.·\ Phone t.&6S
DAILY HOURS: A a. rn. to 6 l,l-' n,.
Friday a'.nd Saturdays •tu 8 p. m.
N.T . 1-22·46 In Special esston of h i ... h "C'hoOl apd col~ 0 ai~n~ Santa Ana Annv Air 'base-<>nt'
Net appropriation bills intro--b)' ,;; r.-.c-• .,_-.~•l•n,.... ege er or them "from M!:-souri. too"-rc-
'-V• -·.''"= ·· _._ courses. , h · f h duct>d in the first tC'n days of the \rmi· ·nd '"a·· C t quests 1 e continuance o t e ' .. 1•' · . 1ne orps ve er· ,,. . c · California s~ial IC'g islative SC'S-an . not OV"r "" ,. f .11 ~' omC'n s Army or1.Js and an op-
of Camarillo'~ ne i hbors .a nd pre-
sented by th~ dis ict attorney's
office. a\IC'g<' . tha the defendant
permitted his*ve ock in general
i nd a yC'arling ull in pa.rJ,ieular to
r oam free. co tra to count)' or·
d ina n('(> 471 . So c damage was l---------------------------
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SANTA ANA
, WEDDINGS
Take~ in Church, Home , or
. Studio
Be Sun Inquire About Copying Old Portrait&
YOUR HEALTH WITH
OIWl'E YS
• , .., '-JI.! cars 0 age WI . f h f . sion. \\.'hC'rC' the amount is spec1· be :tCCC'pted in the ,..._ 1 G d portun1t)' or t e airer sex to . . . d 1. \,.,Uas uar at . .. 1 ,, fiC'd and eltm1nai:.ng up 1cations. ra ~i ngc;; C'f!Uiva lC'nt to those the s•e:n up as ref!11 ars. ~-:
tota l ~76.321.742, California Tax· held, up to the rating of corpo r The e ppeal to 1he prC'~td:'n t.
payers' associatio n !'aid today. r a · b'!sC'd upon "rurr.ors of thC' dis-
Senate appropription bil~s intr<:" 98 ,-(J KEEP INSL'R...\NCE b:>ndi~g: <?f t he corps ~~ or abo~t
duced. \vhere the amount 1s spec.1-The propor tion of peo 1 k thr I .>t h of F ebruary, states 1n
fi.ed, total $254.684.690. Asse~bly Ing their life ins~tranJ ~1i~~1 pa.~t: .
bills total $340.1&1 .552. Duphca~ in full force in spite of !inane· 1 . 7'.Yany 1!!1rls at !!le nge of
tions amount to $218.527.500. leav· emergencies' is toda t 11~-t·.,'r.nty ha \'e no funds to continuc
ing the net appropriation meas-timc high . A,pproxlr: t al :7' 8 f th€'1r education and. if thPy have
urt>S introduced at $376.321,742. alt ordinary policies a;~ "0t l not ,,·orked . natural!~· have no
'l_'he 1945 regular session of t~e th "start I of tbe year beca~~ce a. v.•ork e~peri~n.ce. Why . n_ot havC'
legislature authorized approprt· ab\e' UJ:!_der the polic t ~Y a years nulitary tratrung (or
ations of ~5 1 ,7811393, with $320,· ing the )'C'ar or rem.?-in~~ fo~ he~th's s'a~e (m any of us ha1,·e
259,552 for state ~overnment pur· throughout the ye gai1ned weight and. a.re more
poses 1nd _.$431.521.841 for pay. ar. healthy tha n we were at the time
men ts and grants to local govern· of enlistment); to continue edu-
ments, the association said. Farmers this yea r set a new cat.ion: prepare Tor work in civil·
peek in the 'purchase of li!e in-ian life; training for civil service
ff.ALF U. S. OwNS INSURANCE s~ance. Countrywide, they bought positions. or the right to enlist in n~arly twi('(' as much as in pre· the regular army."
war 1941. There are now seven times as
many people who. own life Insur·
.Tu~ ;, 'tla nrP
Tin1l"s Lea de · tp!
on
I ance policies in ·the Un ited States
as there ~:ere in 1900. One-half 'I the population no1,v own policies,
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llP' CIJ R~ TO PROBE HEART DISEASE 81 R.-w Harri· o· 1seases of the heart and arter-I
les constitute the No. 1 killer 1 among Ute insurance policyhold-
ers today. accounting for nearly
one-third of ·.all policyholder
deaths annually. The Life Iµsur.
ance 7'1edical Research fund p1anS
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san Boat H ardware ·
Sail Track and Slides
Stop Watches
Yacht Timers
'ort Marine Supply Co.
Fresh Daily
Dt-Uc\Oue Su l<'ood•
O r. complete equipment
"·h.en you want to catch
-own.
Phone 2780-J
·-.. MEN FISH MARKET
1111 ,C NTlllAL. AY11.NUll,·N£WPOlllT a£AC:H
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CLOTHES
FOR.
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t01 Marine A•e.
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Gunde son Drug
Main ' t.-Balboa . l ' to make SJ,500,000 available over
the next six years to get at the
causes and cures of these diseases. I '------4--------'
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TOP DECKIN~ M~TfR~AL
Dupont "f'd Chase
In All !Colors
lsoLD BY TIIB YARD
Balboa L"land
Pbone 6'18 1· "h c,l n s·t!l1 oet call tA' -.oe-ettn· r1r '·a:--'r1 vuli _,., -onlt
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'nlE OIRLmAN SCENCE MONm>R
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Made to order or notdy -tie
Boat Cushions
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WOOD • STEEL • ALUMINUM
814 Coast H~ghway , __ ·Phone Newport 2780-W
Charter & Preston
GAS' FURN ACES
Still Difficult tQ Obtain . ' We have a few in stbck for inllnediate install~tion
Eliminate sweating windows and moisture on walls
Pro~t your home and health.
Om comblnef'koo.-led~ total e f 48 yean In tbe
Heating and Ventilating Field
will .01,,e f~ur probl~ (
NO C HARGE FOR SURVEY A.SD ESTIMATE
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He&tla~ lnata11atlons Make "'arm Friends
B • NS Phone M84 Residence Phonet1 9-162 or 2995
280 Forest Ave. -Laguna Beach
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i · I ~-~-· Blue Printing Facilities .. I
Photostating up to 18 in. by 2.2 in. • ! .
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~ t Brok~; = ~~~ M .. Postmi~ Pinkley Kiri _ in London Envv · u~~ll·Pl'Pi on T'""tmlli.inal Leave Beach and when ~ to • lblp Asks Patrons Give . -' . ' 111 .
c.. ...... o-ge -~ iin ~ ..E.,~:;.E Ad~ss. ~early American 'Shnrtages' of ·fnnd Monte~y -
_ amber.: Members _Taking
ote on , Election of Directors Udo ~. IS now on ered. Confusion and a great deal of ~~ ~
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tenl!inal w aft.er four years lb labor trouble Is the anler of the "-1• who ...., aoeuatomed t I t In Ettng oooperatioa Bftmben and ~on · of 0 tbe vacancy In I.bat area. Tho alDlb
UM! 'U. S. Cont Guard. ~v-clay at the Costa Mesa pciilo~ ruah about from one market to Col ~ Ca I fog 'at the harOOr N.,,,_, Harbor C>amber ot Olm-district Is tho Cout ~ -
Ing hla 1 a"'O on .January 3, the The killing Is over but the clying ,_ c1aya according to :Mn. another In oeorch• of_ another , Gnel f SOJI to "" When the fog mel"Ce are balloting on election .of Newpri. Hoi&hts. for wbldl -
next day wu back at his busi-hasn't yet ended .wtth the war. Haze) Gm postmistrea. ~ eggs or some margarine, get T lk p ~ La comes n, and con+enely when it's c:lirbcton for tbe ·COl!lini" year. trict J. s. Barri:tt la the hWcli ••
-... t -at hla office Help protect WU' vlctlml -.... The atc'irementloned confualon little sympalhY from the VIrcil a . OSlliftnlea out, t to _ml1'CI _tho 'tory ot Each district of the City, entitled Candidate. "i th Walter Spicier -
m Bev boulevard, l..<lO An-from cold and ~ Give !Ill the Is the mUit Mrs. Gill revealed, of Plrikle)'I. residing In a, London _ I ,..a bureau mvestigaton seek-to i two dlttCtars, has one to be llany 6artJer competing for .!bo ,
aeles. . clothes. shoes and beddl:n& you can tmprqier use of box and route suburb. Virgil Pinkley ii ...,J..ondon • Suddenly taken m with pneu· tng .wbere1~9uts of a fog horn elected now and another held oW!!' vacancy.
. 'lbe has been fortu· spare to the Vtct.Gry CJothlnc Col-numb& on return addresses, a manager of the United Press-, and rrioma, Colonel Evans Carlson bu on th Monterey peninsula some. tor\! anOther year. Nine diltrlcts --------
nate In at be hli.I been able to lectlon. ' . new system of which was lnaugur-a brother of A. L. Pjnkley wb6 beeo ordered 'to cancel all rciurrent time ( o. ' l"'Y 'be increased to 19. U a pro. H H d W d-~
ated November 1. · runs Pinkley's Pharmacy m 0.ta speaking dates and stay in bed for Sev al had been placed on the made to the directorate ii · er an 8 ~ ~
Residents are still using the old Mesa. a month, according to wcjnl re-foggy . ninsula_ near w~ere €hi-ed._ allowing Balboa_ Island to Into Cash Register';
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Our Laguna Beach
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Santa Ana Studios
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oysten, neglecting to use their box The British, attordlng to letters oelwd by Martha Elliott, ~am nese artichokes, but they be1 l'ejll'ftented by two instead of $2S Fin S ded-
nwnber an.d dilferen~ate between received here by the local Pinkley chaJnnan of Laguna Beacl1 Town disa a.red for so~ mysterious o as at present: e UBpeD .
routes 1 arid 2, and wtth the ever-family, ar~ stlll in the throes ol aJ,l. Meeting A.uodatlon. • I re So when a delegation of addition to its own organi·
increUing volume of mall belnc ahortases, hardly any better than Colonel Carbon has been re--weath men and ·F .B.L agenta n, the chamber invites the · Found guilty of petty tbef't m.
handled by the local po1totflce, during the war. 'Ibey •tpl en.joy cuperating from wounds ri!ceived called .n the Oilnese working on 1 dentS of Rotary, .Uons and volving wanderfhi .hands and a
c1angen of delayed_ '!'all increaaes. the luxury of one egg ~ month, when he aod his Raiclon '* part the f -bound land, the first Cl>J. Kl anla clubs to meet with them cub re&is_ter._ Mlss LOia crev......
Aooording to Teeent count there one pint of milk per day for chil-1n the assault on Saipan. tie had nese contacted knew nothfng ce a moitth to discuss · matten of Rivers1de wu ~-$2S • with
are ava 1200 resident!! aerved on dren under 10 (no oae ver that been ICheduled to speak !at th~ about it. So he called over an-0 ~t 1n, harbor affairs. payment suspended by J~ D.
the RFD rout'et, 658 of wh.J~ are age gets any), and mea cheese Laguna Beach High ~l Audi-other, who spoke ·a little EngU.h. 1 t~ districts are as follows : J . Dodge ·in h~, court tU .'Sl\ur-
ln route 1 and 599 in route 2, with and other oomrmnplaoe I®* In tortum on Saturday eveniJ'.W, Jan. •T horn," the agent explain· West . fiewport With Gordon B. day momiqg:' ' .. ~ ~~ ~:,. ..
tho nUlpber lnaeuing In propor-this country are relatively non-26. It Is understood that tI\it pro-' eel, " ~.' Fog horn,, be FlndJAy the holdover candidate '!be complali\~ stated ' inn Ult
tlm to ,_ bullcllng. _ .PtenL aram will be "°"oun~ I far a not . What happened to lotr aJ\!I Ralph P . Mukey aod ~ defendant ~d beeo f~ lo) ... In~ respect, Mrs. Gill also Houaewtves can't shop around later date.' horn? aske4 'the official, u he Wheat ,0 be voted on for the new with an open cash J"eCll. IDd a
revealed that a new subdivision from one market to another.·".lbey point out to the p::>int where director trom that area. In the check of the b:>ntenta.~ tbd
of 36 units between Santa Ana and 1Wl have ration cards, good at me Sel • Se • sevel-, _were missing. Nf.wwrt ,Beach district, Wm. M. the recisttt was $1.70 atiort. •
'J'Uatln ~ F1ower petitioned and market only, Their stores . <>1--loocl · ective fVIC1e . "F horn," the Chinese ~-1'9"gmopr ii the holdover caridl-The complaint WU &lgped by
will be served by RFD In the tu-have,..,t improved much SUlce the Board Members yes h knew about tt. "Fog horn date wl\11 Hubbard Howe and Henry A. ~ of J!lewport
ture. war ended, apparently beca~ no£n," he 18..id, and shook his Rpland Wright the two candidates Beach. · ·
shipping: apace bu not returned to A d d M · d I head sadly. "Fog · horn go for the one vacancy. M. P. Klick
normal, between the _Brit!sh Isles ·war e e 8 S 0-• and'fog he come in allee !s ,the, h?l<joyer candidate In the 8TOBINO FOODS PllOPDLT'· Oil Search Reason and the dalry-produong countries sam '.' Lldo._Lsle area. with paul Palmer When storing food 1n the ,,... FOP Detonations of Norway, Sweden aod Denmark. Orange county joined the atate So e police department here 8!ld Tom W . f!enderson. competing frllrerator remow -wrapplne
Britishers can still buy only one and nation Monday afternoon in 1 out their own solution for the ~d place in the Lido from all except frozen food. say In Costa Mesa suit or one coat per year with presentation ceremonies to selec-1 ·to action of the dty .Isle ·dist;ict. In East Newp:>rt, Westi~house borne KfW!M'6cte
points allotted them. And, perhapl tive service board members of cer· coun 4onday afternoon. L.1 W. Briigs is the holdover candi· explaininc that paper acta • •
DetonatJoM of explosives tn "the stubbornly, they. refuse to r~uce tlficates of merit and m~ for , llt e ~th Dr .. G. M. Grundy and sula.Uoo and hinders the cold frmll
area whleh puzzled many Colta the duty o.n lmporfing ~can outstanding service during the • • ~ pel'Vl50r Irvin Geo. Gordon com-gettins at the food. Instead. me
Mes.ans w t:1 o; explained last week ~oods. The cost of clothln&: se~t national emergency. CI powers Leg1on ting for that district vacancy. covered containers for all ttftlr
Santa Ana
are open -
Year; 'RoUJfd
.Laguna Beach
when it was told that on experts in to . England from America lS Appreciation of the ~pie of To ase Front Lot s ' Kinsfather is the -holdover. erate<I food u:cept uncqoked imat.
were attempting to discover pres-doubled b>: the customs, a~nling the county was expre~ bl!' f the Balboa busfn,ess district, and cover that lightly wtth wu:e4 •
ence of oil on ~e Banning ranch to ~· Pi~kley. Many ~ends of chairman of the board of super-For mp. Holl.sing ~ Bob Murphy and ·Paul Lor-paper. . ·
by means of "photographing the British subJeCts found thlS to their visors. Willis Warner, and resen-e tzen in the' running for the Bal·
soil." The method utilized the use consternation when they attempt-tatlon of the certificate and med· Th~ erican Legion can lease district vacancy. In the P enin· lntel'll&tlonal llarft9ter
of explosives. ~ to send them presents of cloth· als "'8.S made by presiding Judge out the city property on which s a section, ~· F . Kenny is the TRUCKS AND Tlt.ACl'OU
The oil COf!lpanies ~leasing on ing. of the Superior Court, Kenneth they Iha e jurisdiction near their h ldover ~didate ~th two .new FABJI EQUIPIOtNT
• Sll! W. 4th St. S65 So. Coast Blvd.
Phone 3029 Phone 4S4S
from Harbor boulevard to the 0 d D I Seventeen men r eceived the of .ve e r s if they wish, but the t t area. Captain C. V. l.fcCarty • l e O ••
the north side of Walson street Morrison. I clubm~ for temporary housing n es having been introduced In M Elf st & c Inc. ~;;;;t;;t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~: river, and on Victoria street from f er n.emova at:vards and inclu4ed members of roun I lieved that the city camp a d George P. Pr~. competing m E. ttt. Pll. l200 ........
; Placentia to the river. Of Mi"ndanaO '""local bo'ard number 171 : A. c. grou should be kept for 8 f the vacancy. On Balboa Island, Bl! I'\o. L.A. St. Pia. tut •··t ?•
Petersen, Stewart D':lnlap, ~1· trailcf rk at present. S T. Du~lap is the' hold9ver can·
WhO pays for advertising! 1"~ And Barge· burn G. Harvey, Leslie F . Kim· Th~f Jing of Mayor Clya.n Hall d ate with H . E. Kendall and R 0 S S I '·S
body. I t pays for itself! • mell and Earl Stanley. I and , thrr co\lncilmen was thatl , uis Everdi.ng in the. contest for
. . any t m~rary housing deal mighi t e second director. I,n the Coro~a Li 0 st 0 re
The harbor master 'was em-Ex-Army Vet Pl,.ns be refer ed to the legion, u they (I I Mar area, L. H . Norman . IS q u r ARR'S _ ~EEO 'STORE
po\vered by the city .council to · ,... shoult sire to make the lot ad· t carry over candidate with 1003 ·Coast IUway
bring action against the owners Mesa Home on 18th St. joini their . clubhouse on the B aden Finch, the past presi~l'nt Yi Mlle South of the A.rebel
of the Mindanao. anchored Off the Building a nC\\' home on a half south bay front available 'to the 0 the ch~ber of ':f'Ommerce, t~e Closed on Tuesday
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cnmp grounds. and a barge salv· acre on \Vest Wilson street in erect n of temporary housing. i 'o~n~ly~c~a~ndi~d;at~e~no~m~an~a~ted~~fo~r~th~•~==~~==~~~==~ aged by Smith Brothers Boat Co., Costa ll1:esa purchased from 1'.1r. -+·------I'
also' moored in the same area and Mrs. E . G. Lane are Mr. a nd · '
SPECIALIZING IN
Branded · Feeds Quality
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Fertilizers • Seeds
Phone 627
DAILY DELIVERY
182i Newport Boulevard, Oosta Mesa
E. R. CARR, Owner
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THE DRUG STORE •.. "
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the illb·tongued salesman
said, "I'd 111ake a killing on
cheap cosmetics."
· Not for lonc-.he would.
The women who trade here
have confidence In our mer-
chandise, and they know our
co&metles &tock repreM:ote
quality. They buy more be·
cau~ they buy with more
confidence.
Newport Beach
Ph'armacy
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'Jlei.ay Victory BoOO.
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without permlssion in order to r..1rs. \Villial'.1 Schuitt. fonperly of I ~.r;:iw.: r.~~c:TRL; w . E L c 0 M E c A F E mo~e the two craft away .. No Lansing, Mich. Mr. Schuitt was . . •
action has been taken by either recently discharged at thl Santa 01 r cars:;:should be lubr1ca1ed 2560 N:ewport Bl\•d., CoSta Mesa
party since the city e ngineering Ana Army Air Base. mor e frf<Jue~tly than when they Phone 433-M •
department wrote them on No-'Mr. and Mrs. E: N. Bo en are are w1 cautions the Service De-Finest Place to Dine
v.ember 20 asking that both inac-making plans to erect a 1 ome on p~~~ of ~h~ National Auton10-.
t1ve craft be moved as a menace t heir newly acquired property on bile uij.. This IS because v.·ear has Famous Complete Dinner
to na vigation. West iBth street. Mr. Bo"1en was red.u ~the lubricant retaining
The ~indanao once had a ver-discharged from the M&tines ·on abilit~ "the various bushings and Open 11 a. m. to 2 a. m •
bal permission to wintering 1n the Jan 3 after over four ~ears bearing of the chaaia. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT FOR PARTIES bay when '1"e was used as a fish·
Ing barge P!f share a number of " . I OUR KITCHEN OPEN FOR INSPECTION
years ago, it was admitted. How-\VM. E . LUDEWIG. Prop. , '
ever. no present arrangement ex·
ists for alloWing her to re main in
the harbor, acd the council, at
the suggestion of City Attorney
Roland Thompson, decided to let
Russell Craig draw up ·a com·
plaint against the O\\'Ders of both.
.~ . ~ ~I.LU~ I ULJ!<!!ff
ess. Edison lw 'been adding o iu clccttical
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"'know-bow" 'for more than 0 years. "Every
year in the hUtciry ~f the · n Company
has its record( of some outs g dev~op-
or information lead4tg to . the arrest and conviction of the person
or perspns who s~ole 10,000 A C Oil· Filter Replacement
-Elements from the Lampert Motel Property /\.,
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on the Coast Highway .
HESE CRATED AND BOXED 'ARE
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NEWPORT ~EWS· TIMES
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distribution service.
The engincor~g and co · oo tasks. that
iµtde chese ai:lvances possib W<fF · revolu-
tionary and ubnendous-frec t;nterprU<:~obs.
As its tttriroq lw grown, so · the company
apanded ia f<"'ice to provi e the elcctrial """'st!' for cpmmunity dev pmenL _
Ninety-th.red-thousand st kholdcr1 and ·
3,500 employ~ are this • pany" ,of el«·
trial oervice ownen and opoj:Sioa.
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repairs and· to do the m:linten!IJlce .
jobs that will keep your home in good
shape. And the low-cost, convenient
way to pay for this work is a First
National Lo,in that you can obtain
promptly. ·
You can · hpair the roof or have a
new roof ,put on. Pain,t inside and "
out. Havf your home insulated Re-• pair p)wnbing and ele¢ic wiring. '
Remodei. IMany other rtipairs and al·
tei;ations can · be ·made. I ·
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Information and belp You with ·all <letails. . •
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fishing ·
300 Veteran8
Petition for
Housing Relief
Of Kiwanis Clubs Restaurateur, · · · AU Night; W"ill · . Aniv in Peking; 1n 1o""" out the J-. wbQ baw ment by occidental _ ... "-U f Pi ' H ) "-J • ~In J!lortb Chin!& for _,.iy 10 crown more ext-ID ---On 26th Anniv. \Al edor 0 pes e p \AIDtro, Crime Asst. • Aide Jl'!U'S, Q>at the R....... -.Id few yeors. M .. t "' the b'*1 7
I I 1tay. ~ -to belnc borne out, be Amel:lcan ~ ID CW-•
kipper of one of
(Continu~ from Pt e One) (Continued trun Pqe One> ll belieY<s. The jlovietl -Clllltrol have ,_ -.. com-''--' ID .._ Commending the oommunlty "We are racfug a -aituatioft the old 1'ranFSlberian rallrood ...... • · ...--~--
,,.., rmest sport-yea. one ot them told! ~ cham-
~g~~!ni~l: ber of commerce. who Would even
services odlvl-of Kiwanll In-Vt. now, one that we haven't had ID comm t that hal mM,y aC!'OOS Mandturia and moot ot the a Cb1-president and -l:r
leml\ll<>nal, I.which wu founded 31 . Through no volition ot hll mm, c:ootend with for many ~" des good po1n • H"""'v , . be indi-ports in that rich. province. And, Chin<;so capital in--t.
"'.""'!" stand !or a rise in .-.ma! ceilings
the 2'lnd' ttreet on a large number of ~ said Pet!ro .. now known to be vacant here during the win-
Yad\l' ~, ter sepon if the OPA woold grant
Hall thil "feek joined onayon of travel aiol!& the Atlantic oea-rd, kimon In ~ tl>at tbe Boxer Re_-brought to . it r N · Tlmill ad I' ell ,..
Jl'!&n ago lljis month, Mayor Clyan hll early ,...n w...e spent In clart!d Polke c;biof Row~ Hodc, eated, It il,,_'tu!<,.,~ the old be Said, jtheY are ooc 1n a ~UITY r
cities tbroultbout the United States reaidlnc Wftb.i d puata torr a street llghtf be kept on. all nl&ll't.. American venturyti. in the early :.ft-~ that ·•-·--t wv~:':~. _.a:.· t .ll IT;,
8,ge. Fee~g -recenC-unauthor-that,,..pennission. 1bey were told
1 !zed· publicity another publls that the OPA had no funds for re-~tion was mial din&, be wants lt convenlon of exiltlng dwellinJt\.
diltlncfly und t°"!1 that the Star ~ that loeal ~ ctlidalS
Angle"I' will not be rpoored at any hiust adhere strictly to rent con-
ocean pier ·but t a smooth-water tro! regulations. It wu suggested
l&ndin&". that reduction of the six months
Two other Y .boa~ Keith eviction notice to 30 days would
Rima's Zoo II and Frank helP the altuation. "
Hall's OffshoJ' will join the new Out of the meeting last Thurs-
fieet, and will also be five day came a petition stgfted by rep-
ama.lkr boats. Eddie Mc-reser.itatives of the veterans who
~ttP, will ski the Star Angler, said that five to six hwufred in all
.w Jl'h!Ch was buil J>Y the San ,Diego would be aflect.!!I. S. ;r. Dynlap,
Marine boat w ks !or spm't fish-George Dietrich, Is 'I"· Btiigs.
.•• Ing ctr the Cor do Iolandl, and Mary Hare and George Weiss
Martin will, te his time to were appointed as a committee t o
running the : help the men draw up 1 a petition
and Canada in dellsnatln& the time 1n Maine wh<ft be loit hll Bode~ did not aay tl>at • part ot thll .,.,_ ~ ~-·-5--
week endinc January 26 u Ki-father in ~ badl: up to Crime wave had hit1 the city, but Good tnto!i.1~os :e•
wan.is Anniyersary week in New-Muaadtusetts and' then to Flor-believes that attempted thievery men start · that u
port Beach.. lda. and other crimr may be defeated wiell as c
Kiwan.il aow bas 153,000 mem-It wu in Florida on the ao-by lbed41n& plenty of light on the trend. It is a ~ner~ 'move.
ben in 2300 communities and a called million dollar pier-that atreetl. At his request the city ment but ti-n~~t feel-
diltlngulshed r«Ord of dvlc ef, Y<>UDK Tom obtained hll first Im-will uk the Edison oompahy to Ing, the f nilalojw-y aald. It
fort. porta.nt YoUthful employment u burn the street Ughtl all night. ii now a tly a Use of two
!)Ii ~e ~ for 1946 streues life tuard. Two )'f.'lll'S later ~om rather than ~ them off at 3 factions' for power, ,Just u
t'econvenion and the development made the trek back to MU&a-a.m. he remem the former war
of nation&l· unity through in-chusetts where be had gradwlted "I t will 'be worth it." was tlie lords some yean ago.
creased rmphasis on human and from b1gb school in Cambridae'. expreaed opinion of several mun-El&llt ~ ..
spiritual values. The club ii The next five Jl'!&rl were spent cilmen in _apftin& that the C<lOt Mr. M · recaJJli that in iine
pJedeed"" to endeavor to fncreQe with Howe and Yrencb, wboM lillcbt be an additional $120Q per five---Year while they ·uved
underst&ndlng ~f !he United Na-economic interesta lay in whole-year. They authorized the ex-in the lri &tional Settlema:\t
tions charte; m support ot world 8'tte c:hemiJtry, but Tom's interest penditure. . outside thel)..~lled city of Tlerit8lj,
peace, to aid returnlng veterans, lflade a· switch and he went with the dty w eged elcht timls
' rrs YOUR .GLANDS! ..
P1"M&ate IJerlraeM, Be••·• ~ ........ ,. , I ' I .
·aai ,.a.._.~..,.... tee'h& ta w--. 1.-ef ~ -··~-Ttred" ._.._____...._.__ -o ... wbic ow .._ .,..;;-;:: . Anemf··fiii\~L;; ..... Pr0•111N •• )' I
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epcm11 ~to Oar Es:dtlllh-e Glaad Teetmllpe tew1111I,
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NO PAIN-NO D&U-0 8UllGEllY-NO IN.l&Vi'ION!li
· OONSULTATION l"llEE '9y APPOINTMENT. PHONE ~
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Dr. E. F. Bell, D. C., Ph.C. strengthen democracy by personal the famous Childs· Restaurant Co. Build _today, then. strong and sure, by various lordil, and Ndt. acceptance of dtize••hlp -pons! •1--7 • St. . · ' Nw-.1: Be·•, Oom. .... ·--of Boeton. With a firm and ample bue; time aack the mllltary lea• •• .1;~ r-· The dock cat opened thil week, which was addressed tc> Rep. John
and a new ta e store will be ·1ups in the United States
built by the e the fishing sea-Hoose of RepresentatiVes'.
IOll opens on arch 16. While s.:J' --VllC&lll
the boaU _have ~n moved to a In •the petition tlle veterans
nev.· location. ea owners will called attention to the 300 houses
continue to ma e their homes in and apa.rtinents cla&ed, as they
Newport Beach said, because base Ten~ do not
b~ties, expand >:0 uth 5!:r:vtces to Childs, who have ~n conduct-And ascending: and secure who envied e o~ in power~~ ...,_: 1:81 *-1:M Min_,. ... ~
build character and ci~hlp, Ing a thriving meal-dilpenslnc1~~S~hall~-~t~"""~""~~aw~~fln@d~l~tl~pla~""~-~in~th~e~d~ty~.B~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;:::~j~ and to mobilize public opinion in business along the eastern cout in -1
support of individual enterprise many cities for over 56 yeai;a, be-
and opportunity. lieve in a tboroua:h training in all
comJM;nsate sufficiently for • cost
Try wortdne today's aoawatd qf repair, rene\1(8.J _and overhead.
puzzle. ,.I Also ownen re~ to _rent under
pr6ent six months evlcllon notice.
Suggested 'changes lnClude, (1)
OPA legalize agn!emen\s between
landloM and tenant which would
guarantee tennlnation of l~
without lengthy eviction proceed-
ing;
(2). allow increa.ge in rents to
those underpriced; and (3). allow
The Kiwanis clab of Newport phases of the bualness for em-
Harbor wtll observe the 31st annl-ployes, ao Tom found himselt
versary of the organization at a. starting as fountain man in such
meeting to be held at noon Fr-I-cities as Boston Albany and New
day, Jan. 25, at White's Coffee Haven. '
SbQp in Balboa, Oub President For a period of a y~ar Tom ob--
Fayette Blower said today. A served work Ln the fountain meat'
feature of the OOservan•ce will be cutting tn the storerooms baking
the reading of a message from try cookery, salad making and f~ ~Bn?"ton Holt: ·president of J:G-a time, tantalized sidewalk passer-
. arus International. The admin-bys by fancy handiwork of a fa-
istrative theme tor 1946: "Build mous Childs trademark the flip.
for P~ace, U~ty, Opportunity," al-ping of flapjacks in th~ windows. ~ will be discussed at the meet... In 1940 while manager of a unit,
ing. Tom otitained a leave of absence ------r-t---~-----------------from Childs and established the
US!: FULL MEASURE poSt exchange at Camp Edwards
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B LLOW BUILDING TIU: AND BRICK -WALTER L. KLINE, Proprietor
--Plant Loca ted at--
1560 Newport .Road, Costa Mesa
Don't ~tte~pt to divide cake iMass. It was then back to Chit~
and cookie recipes. They are best, again for duty in Boston and
believes Mrs._ Julia Kiene. director Tre"nton, once again as manager.
of t~e We~tingh~use Home Eco-In 1932 Tom and his family, con-nom~cs fnst1tute, 1f .the full meas-slsting then of his wife and two
ure is used. And since they keep daughters, came west and he join-
weH. pl an to bak<' enough for sev-ed Consolidated Aircraft Corp.,
\.-----,..;--->~-----------------' eral meals. where he bec~me employment
re-surve~ of rt · h manager for ihe corporation's
Ph.
ORGE D. BASSEIT
General Accounting
ishernien's Bookkeeping
INCOME TA.ic SERVICE
• . J·-ce a1n areas w ere r--' 1 t I h 'I · h local officials are will ing to defray· ~er .P an s. 1 \\•as \\" 1 er \\"It
cost on pla n similar to census bu-~onsoltda ted that J\·tr. Norton
reau procedure 'for t a.ki ng special 11v~ :°n Balbo~ Island and took_ on cen~us popula tion figures. Also add1t1?na l du~1es as U'aman __ first
the opening of the SAA.AB under cla!~ 1n the coast guard aux:1l~ary,
a nn~' OJX'ration for-both single and serving 12 hours a "'l'<'k at nigh t.
married v'eterans would help they In. June of last year Tom leased
agreed. ' the. Bay S~ore _cafe from Heinz
The committee of veterans who Kaiser and 1s assisted by Mr. p ave
signed _th e petition "'as listed as: P atterson \".ho \~:~s associated as
Russell Dietrich formerly of the head chef \\'Ith Childs for 18 years 2602 W. u . S. Air Corps\ Shirley \Va.Iker. and is now chef at the local cafe.
I f0rmerly of the \Vomen"s Reserve. At his home o~er the _·care To~ Central Ave.
l~ u . S. Ma rine corps, and James has an opportunity to indulge 1n Newport Beach j j Annear. formerly of the U. 1 s. his ho~by of pipe collecting, enjoy
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Just i;.ectived a shipment of Quality Furniture . , ,
No seconds • , • No job lots!
NATIONALLY FAMOUS
QUALITY Quality Cribs
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SHOWER GIITS
'Our Shower Gin Oe,pa.rtment
11 RCOnd to nooe I Mate
y0ur 01end happy w1tb a Olft
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Seal of Quality. A few &Ul-
gesttoD& CUddle Nests, Bunt.-
lnp, Blankets, Crib Spread.<
and dor.em of tbinp wtlScb
are ~ptable to the young
mother1 Always QUALITY a t.
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B•bJ C--In
Comll 1n &nd ---f-'1 Dl!W i ..........
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THE BEAL OP
QUALITY Special
KROLL CARRIAGES For ThD Week!
Beauutul B&.rdwood Crib featur-
lnl' noo. .-pobooow: fl.n.bb, aim
Wet-Proof Ma~tre:a a D d 8teeJ
wiTR TIOLET L•1' COVZU FO& 8~ llATBS
corr"°"'.::.,._~ an_ n11'0,,.117 famou. $ l2. 95 up ~= i:r": $29.95
Girls
r.ess Dept.
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llDlTB TO FOUllTUN YEAll8
1,W'HEELER BAI~ & JUVENILE SHOP'
-A1CD Mall. B. \',TA~ OWl'i&U '
, 415 North Sycamore s-
TWO -Jirom· OP LlHIWl'll ftUl'BOD -
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be his, he says, on retirement .
Carryi ng on the Heinz Kaiser
tradition. Tom Norton is determ-
ined to main,tain lf high degree of
quality in meats, which he cuts
himself, a nd other edibles, and
also of service. It is not uncom·
mon to find a cclebrity or two
eating at the cafe en r oute to or
from S an Diego.
UNDER-INFLATlO:S BOGEY
It is not a)\~'ays lack of oil vr
grease in steering units that
makes steering hard, says the
sen .rice department of the Na-
tional Automobile Club. Under-
inOation or the tires. more than
~nder-Jubrication is the cause.
All the great masterful races
have been fighting races. Coward-
ice in a race, as in an individual,
is the unpardonable sin. -Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
AGAIN!
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Bal boa
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Anita &-Lyle
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Bal'-
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Epic of a famous a ing Place ! Hearts, Hei;oism
and H appiness in a Harvei ouse!. When the Santa Fe, back.in
the last century, pushed its on out through the West, Fred
Han·ey followed with ''civ 1· ed" eating places 'along the raiJ.
, road. Waitresses were ladi s. Food was good. Harvey Houses
along the Santa Fe became ational .instirotion. .
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in a witJ and wooll)i" frontier town, add a handso~e Western_
hero and a crooked Western political boss, season -:ith~veo hit
songs, including tbal toot-toot·tootingest hit, "On the AtChisoo,
Topeka aod The Santa Fe,'.' produce it underiamous MGM pr0:
ducers, wrap it all up in Techn.icolor and you have .something!
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You . met ' her in St. ouis. She made your
b ean .ticktock in "The· Cloe .''Now she'll put your
hair in airls in "The Harvr Girl.so" Who-0-0?· No-
body but Judy Garland. Neve such a 1oog for Judy 10
sing a.s "On the Atchlsoo, To ka and The Santa Fe.''
Never such a part for Judy t play. She carries coffee
-sings songis. She C\U'bs · e. She rates romance-
and she bog-ties ~er ·hero a.s e lights go up.
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W"lllllillgest cast of HNI West
Along wirh Judy you got Ho·Mf.. JOHN HODIAL
PIESTOM F0STU as rho wkio~ YillalL
Flo4-of-lho-yw All6!U l.AllSIUIT.
IAY IOl.611 willl lho tmky !I
-""' Vll&IMIA 0 RIEM.
1lloso taooltal tulups. llAlJO llAIM lllltl CHl1 WlllS.
Allll lElAIY WO, llcd. la ,.ltam, rr..I. tn. hlllwvr lllltl radio "''"""
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'" .. -.1..... ..... JOffilT llllCEl aod llWT llAll!ll. lodudlng
1111 Hit of Hits. "Oa rho A a. Topeka aad 11oo Soito h." •
Yoo tit llrodlao tN ......... ., ll&ll's-"°"' Slaoy aad·Artloor ·
frootAMallaTsdlokolor.
Historically ·'The Hf.n~ GUU" smr up with Sf"-re. 0ar
railroad and their eating pushed through the 5!"!'1'wat aod
Wat wbeo towns wue times wue cough, aod a It's -45 was
a maa'1 .-dard equi Today, the 70·yar-old Fred Haney
ClllCDP""J'-Which h.u the m•n•geaoenc of the same Haney
' family £or dlree geMr&Cio ~ Santa Fe _cliain can aod tbe
Fred Huttf houls a.ad locacsed along the railroad. ......__ u.-r,_,~ ,, · · ,.IJ.f a -'--•--7-~ I . · · • .1.11111" aw..,,.1 uuu u a----an wuu~-ecrem1nmem:
cbe encire fmiily will eii' I 'llVouh yoar newspepcn fur ·n-
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=: ~~ ~~ Prepare .for $2.5,0oo Santa Maria
~ ~":'.:::;-of .. sailor Stakes Next Saturday at Santa Anita
driving a similar "'!' In Balboa: ' •
durinc that .... enln&. &ad lri a lbort The fourth week of racing at -----------
at 19th and time it was found ;md returned Santa Anita Park, which got wi--· • ' •
Mesa. p.ve a to"""· The ._ied ithJef was not der way. Tuesday will build up Men ID Semce
. onn a ride In app'ebenckd. through a series of rich ~t S b •
A Great Job to Do
, but alter park· For -·..... reou1u """ News· punes to a smashing cllinax this U Jttt to Satoe ~~~~~~f,~Place~~·-~~~~~~~~.,~~~~~=-;::_::: coming Saturday, January 26, In Jn -,..... Sat· !n the News-Tims! the eighth running of the $25,000 . oome Tax Laws
added Santa M.a.ci.a atakes. Thia
race will mark the second featW'ed
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LIDOLSU!~ • • 0 . BUCK -Insurance Counselor
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VIA. LIDO ~.t.t CALIFORNIA
Fountain· Service at
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NOW OPEN EVENINGS
• SANDWICHES • HAMBURGEP..S ,
Ice Cream to Take Out
outing ror three-year-old fillies. "Members ol the armed forces
and will lengthen them out to·the are sy.bJcct to federal inCome tax
mile distance, as against the six laws the same as civlHans even
furlongs of the earlier Santa Su-though they are given the benefit
sana stakes. of many special allowances and
The Santa Maria carries the so-exemptions," Collector of Internal
Revenue Harn· C. Westover de-called "weaker sex'' one rung fur-els.red today.
ther up the ladder towArd the
$100,boO Santa Anita derby, to be "If they are req~~ to file re--
run on February 23, and the longer turns, se:n~men ins!de, the con-
route will definitely whittle do~ .tinental 11nuts of the United States
t he eHgibles for. the latter classic. m';15t do 50 on 9l' before March 15.
The race, besides being.an import-. 'The due date for personnel out-
ant event in the three-year-old side continental United States is
schedule , takes high rank in the the l~th day of-the sixth month
banner offerings given by the Los f~llowmg retunt to the U. S., pro-
Angeles Turf club for fillies and vided such return was any time
mares. It will be followed by the after Jan. 1, 1945. Those \\'ho came Higgi s BQa.ts
Expec d -_in March
Santa Barbara stakes, and the back tt>fore _that date wer e al-W ith our help the Vic tory Qolh-
$50.000 added Santa , Margar ita. low~ approximately four months lng .Collection stands r eady to do
richest race in the world for this to~.fTh1le. ·r r . most of the job-the greatest 1job
division. e \\'l e o a senriccman over-of putting warm c1othlng on Chin-
seas m ust file a return by the ese men. women a nd children and Novv t t Andre"' J . Higgim
normal due date reporting one-new hope in loyal Olinese hearts. industries have . resumed boat
half of the total community gross We must a11 act immediateJy 8-nd building i New Orleans. models
inoome and claiming credit for enthusiastically and wholeheart-arl' eXpc(' "d to start sliding off
one-half of the totRI withholdings. edly to make this collection an the asscm ly li ne \Vithin the next
VFW Says California
Will Have 3,000,000
Veteran Population provided she r eceived at least oveT'\\'helming success. few \VN'k , and by l\1arch 15 the
S1200 during the year. She may, • ne\\·I~" l'St blished sho,vrooms here
S AN FRANCISCO.-Discharged ho\_v~ver. reserve .the right to rile Viele Plumbing shol1ld ha c· several on· display, it
service men 00,v pouring into Cali-a Joint return with her husband ,,·as the pinion of Dale _,\Vat ts,
fornia rrom every section of the ' after he com<'s back . to this ~u~-1 Work s Sold to distributo on Coast high,vay.
country are rapidly creating t he try. I f she const~ct1vely recc-1vro • \Vatts aikcd \vi.th a Higgins
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I ~her and . Building Materials ·
Bay District Lumber C9 :
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CABINET SHOP SERVICE
CABINETS and MILI.WORK
largest labor pool in the history tes .. than S1200 1n th(' year, she Smith Brothers repr~ent 1ivc just bcfor(' the holi-T. c . J ohmon, Supt. •
of the slate according to Richard nC'<'d not file until her husban~ re-days and \\·as gratified 10: he ar 407 SOtb St. Ph.: i3.88·J
N . Ne\vhall. ~partment Com-turns. Sale of th~ Viele Plun1bing and that the an1ous "·artin1e iru11der ~~~;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ mander of the Vl'.'terans of Foreign '"Perh_aps the most d rastic ~h~t ]\:fetal i\\'orks by l\frs. Calla of boats ·as r ea d:: to get back
\Vars. I changl' in thl' prt'sent revcnuc la\v \'ielC' of Costa 1\.1esa to her sons into ?Jn"lruc-ti.on <1ftl'r. strik~rs
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cerned. There are more cills to handle than eTet.
ill you bclf ha.odle the thousands of alb. our
rcllw>li'ng s.cn'ice men are making as they active in
uthcm California on the way ho me? There is
n ·ag these boys wuit more.than ro tdcpbooe
• h~e, and we need more ~ls t~ hand.le their~
ywrul< lcsming.Pmn>nen< 1obs. Good """"g
n withfttquen<inacases. Th<f<isprobably•!d.,..
pb neollia:oeuyourbomewben:youcould......k. lF ask the Op<nro< fa: the Oiicf Opcnror.
.. hf> will gi•• you the address of 11.11 emplormait
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Newhall said that inforrpation dl'clarcs that all' acli,·c service Bertren and Lt-ster Smith \\•as a_n. had tied p his extensive act1v-
furnishcd. him by the u . s. Vet-1 pay of membc-rs belO\\' the rank nounced !Rst \\·('(-"k by the former1 itics th!' . \\1hile no promises
erans Admine;tration and the U. s. of commissioncd.-ofri('"('rs or con1-0,,'ller. · ha\"e lx---c n1 adc, the dC'a lcr ,,·ho
Employment Service indicate that I missioned ,,·arrant off~cers. is '.I;'hc busin{'SS tocatl'd a t 1829 moved in the ne\\' E. M . Smith 'G-,liforni ~fs ~lischargcd "·ar vet-exempt from .. in~on1e tax.:· ":est-Nc\\·port boulC'vard \vas establish· I building o Coast highway a few ('~an population \\'ill skyrocket to over statM. This exemption goes ed. bac k in 1915 bv Fred Viele who \vccks a~ says that they should
1,1150.000 by July 1 and tha t wh<'n back to Jan. 1, 1941. lat<'r sold his ·interest to his ha,·e man · of the· 14 models for
demobilization is completed Cali-brother. th{' lat<' Ralph Vic){'. display b n1ir!-.\pril. and .delivery
fornia will have a veteran popu-New Cases Mllmps, After the dl'ath .or hC'r husband soon afte1 ·ard.
Jation in cxCt'ss or 3.000.000. larg -Measles 1.n Mesa in 1941 . Mrs. Calla Viele decided -+------
t>st of any slate. to continue as proprii'trcss. ••nil,....,..,. -...·\'E"T
A d H ho
,yo,vvvvvv.000 J:., ~ ED
\\·atch tne C~C:&Mi!ied Columns,
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Quality Lumber -and
Building Material1
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COSTA MESA
LUMBER CO.
R. E. HOST ETLER
P hone 41
n . ar r Area Bertren Smilh. wbo has recenl-
Jy b«>n made manager. •s chief or Life ic~urancc companies go'''
Costa 11.lc>Sa·s fire department and• have mnr-Q than S.1 .000,CKlO,()f(I · in-
Two cases of mumps and one
caS<' of measles \\"l'rc Costa ~1esa's
contribut ion to th<' Orange county
communicable d isc>asc rL'cord for
the past t,,.o \veeks. it was an-
nounced bY health ofric.i~ls this
\veck.
a member of the chamber of com· I vested it' mortgages covering
mercc. L:cs!C'r \vas dischar ged. as homes nn housing for An1e rican
tochnical sergeant ·in the army air families. a a ll-tin1e peak for such
forces on Nov. 3 of last year. financing id. The CQmpaniC's are
no\\' prep r{'d for a still greater Enos Kirsey 92 r ole in post-\var housing. At IC'ast
' ' one billi oq dollars \viii be avail-Passes A way at able for ne\V n1 ortgagcs l'ach year
Newport Hts. Home in •h• early post-war years.
Ne"·port Beach area "'as slight·
Jy more bcd·ridden \\;th German
m<'aslcs claiming two. ol'dinar y
measles thr('('. mumps three, and r'r;~~~;:;;;:;;~;:;;c::;;:;:;;-1
one case or tuix'rrulosis reported. 6 A rE>sidcnt of t he Nc>\vport arf'a
, for the past 23 yC'arS. Enos Clark
T r y working today's Cf'OSS\vord Kirs<'y, 92, pas~cd a\,·ay at his
puzzle. home in NC'''1>0rt H l'ig hts last ;=============.'...::============::; Thursdi\y evening, Jan. 17. . , Mr . Kirsey, a r etired car penter .
Newport. Balboa Tourist Bureau was born in Hendricks county.
All Mod f Tra 1 Euro Amo. I ndiana. , es O ve to pe, Mexico, Hawaii H e is survived by his wifl'.
Round-the-World Trips in the n ear future. See Blanche. a married daughter and
Mrs. Roy K eene. Ph. S91. SOl Palm, Balboa a brother. D. A. K irsey of Indiana.
H lo I 8 Funer al arrangements \\'ere by oun: a. m. • p. m.
'----------------------------'-Harold K. Grauel chapel.
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Orange County Trucking Co.
TRUCKS FOR HIRE
General· Trucking, Hauling, Transfer
l..ong and Short Hauls • 229 W. WU.On St. -Costa M-
PHONES
Nwpt. 200. Day&-<>r-Nwpt. 512-M, Nights
SN OODLES
Sunday dinner guests at the I
home of ~1-r. and Mrs. J.I. 0. Ring,
306 Grand c&nal, Ba lboa Island,\
were l\lrs. Ring's paren ts. Mr .. a nd
l\1"rs. Gordon Holllngshead, West-
\Vood. Mr. Hollingshead is a noted I
motion pic ture producer.
N'EW LINE
Craft Greeting Cards
. !llldionery
Brookings V arietv
1" C..• Rn. 0-... *'I ..
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24-Ho r Tow Service Compl~~ · automobl.Je repair
o.nd J.~ntenaoce .en1ce
BA TT!:RIES e TIRES
TUBES • ACCESSORIES
h..rewport ~~~w!:~~
124 SOth at. Co•t BlVd.
Phone .. rday or Jdght) 1'20
(A glBnce prove8 the leadership of the News-Times)
ONCE AGAIN
SAM'S SEA ·FOOD SPA
~ Offers You the .F1nest Place
to Dine in Orange Count~·:
All New r" • • • . Even the Location
· ... One-Half Mile East of Old
Location on Coast Highway.
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Lead Southern California in the Serving of
-SEAFOODS -
·ALSO
YOUR kind of STEAKS
-VISIT OUR KITCHEN -
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Sash's Se.a Food
and Fish Market
Spa ' I µo1 Coast llJ&'hway (Near Seal Bea.cit.)
~ Before You Build or Remodel
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visit. oor Interesting
sample a.od display
roo~ Color guides,
planning aids, com-
prehensi\ie stock of
rugs, carpeta and
linoleum. ·
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lift -· lhla 1!1C. PloOM !laata' Au -9.ufTA ANA
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By 'CA RL VA1 DO R&.'/
•. In r:..irope and e Fa.T East.
men. women, and hildren, with-
out fuel to warm t elr houses or
• Holy Name Mass
Expected to Draw
Capacity Crowd
food to warm their bodieS, will Preparations have been ma de
shiver a nd" sleken and die this • to handle a capacity crowd at St.
winter for want of the clothing ] Vibiana·s Cathedral, Second and
thitt lies Idle in Arq:erica. Main streets, Los Angele!. where
In the P h!li ppin(>S men, women, I Holy Name members will attend
and childrl·n •.\'ill g,b naked or in the 8:00 o·clock Mass on next Sun-
rags for want of[ the summer day morning,' J a n. Z7.
clothing that f\.n1erh:ans have pUt The l\1ost Reverend Archbishop
away for "'lntt r an will probably J ohn J. Cantwell. D.D., "'ill cele-
ne\'er \\'Car a gain. I brate the annual Communion
\Ve shall not be 'rnerican if we Mas:\ on this occasion for the Holy
.. ttfusc to share o r plenty. We Name mcn1bcrs. Because of the
shall not be human l we forget or 1 Jargc number of representatives
neglect to do it. Le us be Arncri-of the H oly Name sodeties that
can. Let us be hum n . will be present, the 8 :00 o'clock
Let's gi\'C' to the [Vic tory Cloth-Mass has be-en reserved entirely
ing Collection for O\'erseas relief. for rtf me n. ~
Re(lreseatntivcs of their J:1arish Temporary ousing Holy Namc >;ocieties from Pomona.
· -Fullerton. Santa Ana and inter-ls Predicted Y vening towns to the south, and L. A.' Supen\isor the Santa Maria Valley to the
., 1 north, will be present on this oc·
• 1 casion which will mark the tenth ~ annual Ct"Jebration sponsored by
LOS i\NGELESJ -Emergency 1 the Archdiocesan Holy Name
housing within 30 c:(ays in the Conn , Society.
of reci:>ndi tion<"d . !barracks a n d r --------
Quonset huts was1 predicted last , No Relief Seen
We<'k-by L. A. coJ:tY supervisor 1
Leonard Roach. • I From Scarcity of
Such units are e ted to house . Men's Clothing ,
forty to fifty tht:and families,
Roach said. They re intended to ,
act as a stop ga un~.il building !J1e present shor~age of men s
materials be c 0 me sufficiently swts and overcoats 1s expected to
available for pe ent construe-1 last .until the · middle of 1946. a~-
tion by private ntractors. cording to a statement made ~1s
week by Ralph L. Carver, Vlce-
"Commissioned fficers, includ-president of the Merchant Tailors
tng commissioned ·df.rant of ricers, a nd . Designers Association of
are exempt on th first $1500 of Amenca.. .
active service mi · ary pay receiv-1 Th~ pnnc1pal cause .or the sh~rt
ed in any one y . This exernp-age is a lack of . basic materials,
Uon goes back to-an. 1, 1943." he said Car\'er . Hoy,·ever, he predict-
aaid cd, manufactll!ers and custom
) WING
r-..
tailors "·ill soon be able to catch
up \vilh demand once woolens and
other scarce materiala beomDe
avaOable in sizeable .quantities.
"About . t\\'O million suits a
month are being demanded by r e-
rurning ser~ men," Carver
stated. While goveniment require-
ments for \\'oolens have rapid~
dropped, he pointed· out. it y,•ill
atfll be some time before yam
spil)ners and ,,·eavers can readjuSt
themselves to Cully meeting civil-
ianr requiremtnts.
RIGHT tlEfGRT OLOTllESLJNE
If of aver age height, insist on
a clothesline about six feet high,
say \Vestinghouse' home C'COnom-
ists. for then it can be reached
easily. yet won't sag to the
ground.
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I . EVERY NEWS-TIMES CL·ASSIF ,ED -D IS AN .. OP ·PO ·RTU -11·TY '!
: Read Them for Profit .• . . Uee h~ 1 for Results,-1 • 1
---U you. don't tlnd ~t you ~ looking fot advertiaed In this lsllue Ph~ Nl!"IV!lort ch 12 or 13 and place )'OUl'OWll adliertloetnent ---
Hold Up Chang.es
In Building. Permits
For Apartments
P~G OONTKA.Cl'OR EMPLO~'T OPFWD • BOATS. 11UPPUE8 • SPECIAL ANNOUNCDIENTS 118 BEAL l:llTATS • ---~---------,____________ ~--~--------~
{'AINTING -PAPER HANGING
and DECORATING
H. E . McDonald.
41' Old County Rd., Pb: 184-W
Pre-pa.rations of fl new ordinance ao.ta Meaa 86-tlc
WANTED -Woman !or house FOR SALE--$100. 16--lt. rowboat
\\'Ork and as· mother's helper·; and steel er. Both Med
live in or out. $100 per month. paint.. Ph: N B. 2210. 6-4tc
105 Marine Ave., Balboa 1'Jand. FOR SALE-1
&-2tc 411 No. Bay
Washing Machines
I Repaired
. PaJU For All Mak•
Pick u.p a.ad DelJveri.
I scJlt1LER'S ' WulW>g'Macblne Sbop
For Sale
Balboa 'Island
2 bedr6om furnished. OlOlee Jo..
clarifying the position of lhe city ------------~
inspector governing issuing per-8U8INU8 GIJIDE 11
mits for apartments having gar-EARL PHELPS, TREE SERVICE
ages on Balboa Island and which Dry Walnut wood tor sale, $21
w __ A_NT_E_D------.. --I land. (North
I 12161-W.,
Waitress, Fry Cook,
Dishwasher.
FOR SALE-ea\ry duty 4!Hoot I seagoing , $6500: al5o ~
meter :sloop n g.Dod cOnditlon.
>718 Newport Blvd, Ooota M-/
Pbone 2:263 M-tf'c
cation, .near South Bay ClJttlil ..
1 1'1andl $10,500. Immediate _.
sessi""r . [
Gertrude A. Waldron
w'm. W. Sanford would be less than the new 600 per cord delivered.. 300 No .. Los
square foot minimum allowed un-Angeles SL, Anaheim. Ph. 29'11.
der the recently passed law, was 4-8tp
held up by the city council for at
least two weeks until the city has GE.NllRAL CONTRACTDIG, Re-
an opportunity to study the way 'pair and Alterations. See Ji"r&nJI:
almilar apartmentB are h&ndled. in Pellkote.r. ~ Finley ave., New:
Laguna Beach. port Beac:b.. Pb. 14:98·». 4S..ttc
BAY SHORE CAFE
17th & Coast Highway
Newport Beach Phone 2344
3-tfc ..
'Ibis situation arose out of a
letter sent to the council in i.,. · BICYCLES FOR SALE-Hoover. P erfect COD·
half of Arthur Andenon who Sold, Rented or Repaired.. d.ition. with all attachJtlentJ:. Ph:
wants to build on a small lot on VOGEL'S 1583-W. 5-2tc
the island. In a n informal discus-100 Main St.. Bal~
slon with the mayor and a cound.l-208 lla.rine, B&Jbo& Ialand. FOR SALE-Irlllh Setter, male, 2
man &.s · well as the city inspector H-t:to years old. 206 Walnut, Ne'NJ)Ort
the position of the owner was out-=:-:-:==-==-------:U::;; Beach. 5-2tp Bll:AVTY AIDll lined, giving his pro~ plan for ;:.:=~"-=~-=====--1 FOR SALE--1 Buck Stove, gu-
-FOB-llENT · tl
At Swales y cht dine. 6--2tc ROOMS TO R.ENT------521 Balboa
&-itp 0%-FT.' Ugh wei t Weldwood
Skiff, unpai led. top car-
rier. m :oo. .Call after 5 p.m.
Fri., Mon. or Wed. Amethyst
St., Balboa 5-4tc
now. •
w tts
Ph. 1104
83-ttc
Street, Costa ?..1esa.
LARGE ROOM. -Separate en·
trance. Cl05e to bath; to' sincle
man. 51& 36th S\. 6--2tc
WANTED TO RENT or lease, un-
furnl5hed houoe. Phone 1850-R.
' 5--11c
WANT -APARTMENT. any me,,
any, price. O. H . Grigg, 1016
Lowell St, Sanla Ana. Pl;tone
Santa Ana 1579.' 6--4tc less than a 600 square toot apart-OOLD and .MACH1NELSSS electric combinatloo, $25. 1100 il"IIUlni:i"°IBQiQimrwm~1TS8Tllt'iiimS:=
ment and garage. w AVES E. Central, Balboa. &-ltc c-0-;rwo, :£-. 1"Qom ntlllo. w ANT TO RENTj-Small a pt. or
Lester Isbell did not belie .. ·e an Tlntlnl' and Ma.nJcurin« 001 nxect:. . .em d Port&bl• house for two peOple 3 or 4 moa.
exception should be made in this &:venlllg Appolntmenta Ph. lT•W FOR SALE-9x12 rug and Ozite now avana e. .8 ·HoKIN • Gall Crestview l-o345 Beverly
case, but until a thorough study Vi's Beautv Shop pad, $10. Phone N. B. 1639-W. GALV.Al\ moo Hlgl>way. Hills. Reverse charges. 6--2tp
is made of th e matter, If it worlu 1108 Cout Blway, 6orona.del Mar 6-atc Phone 1354. VS.tfc
a hardship on many, that the pres-78.11< WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE FOR SALE -Overcoat, suitable ed ent ordinance be kept. r-{o stand for man going east. New (Gor-CONSULT us about MAR.mE IN--Up to $125 per_ m o., furnish
was taken on the proposal, but a BB.ALTS AID8 IO c;lon F erguson} black chenille, STALLATI<?NS REPAIRS. or unfurnished 3-bedroom house
study of LagunJl Beach ordinances heavy satin lining, size 42. Call Expert teclprlci , ruaranteed or equiv .• Referehces. Ph: N. B.
governing Jmall apartments wUJ Sickroom Supplies N. B-550-M. 6--tfc service. nu; sam high quality 1652-J. 6--4tc
be made before the next meeting. Bed Pam and Etc. work on marine adio that has
BACON AT ITS BEST • Newport Pharmacy
2108 Ocean Front -Phone 5
• 6-ltc
F OR SALE -Man's light-weight made our other · es of radio
o v ~ r coat, new, herringbone service t oughout the
weave, blue, size 42. Call N. B. Harbor are A RADIO &
550-M. &-tfc ELECTRO .. 1794 New-
p:.1rt Blvd. r3-tfc
WANTED-Small apt. or house
for discharged service man, W e
and child. The need is urgent.
Mrs. Joe De T emple, Ph: New-
Port 88. 4--2tp
Broker ·
Phone 234--R.
INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES
9 Untta. 2 Loll.
$16,500 -'
Several Good
Bay Front Lots
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Corner Income Lot
El Bayo Tract, $3,250
Hotises $6,500 and up
W. L. Jordan -
"' 700 lllut Central, Balbo&
Phone 153 5-tfc
2 B-edroom Home
Fumlabed
On Little Island.
• Bay View.
$9750
Gertrude A. W aldOOn
Wm. W. Sanford
Broker
Phone 234-R 5--11c
To keep bacon from curlini
when it's to be used as a decora-
tion and ought to fook its very
best, Westinghouse home econ-
omists dip it once in water before
placing It in the frying pan. It
v.·on't splatter either if the pan is
cool.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED U
WILL TAKE CARE of Children.
FOR SALE T Used once. pure
Linen, large Dinner Cloth, 8
napkins, $45.00. New linen 54x54
cloth, $10.00. 124 · E . Central,
Apt. 2 after 7 p.m. 6-2tp 1
' 14-MO.-OLD BOY "rants home for 1-------------
Gather Ye 'Roaebuds
Corona del Mar. Phone N . B.
550-M. 2-tfc
\V1LL care for children evenings.
330 Del Mar St., Costa Mesa.
6-ltc
EMPLOYMENT OFFERED
INT E ·R EST ING
WORK
Pleasant Working
Conditions
Learn
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
Increased' wage rates
now In effecl
Al>ply
Southern California
Telephone Company
100 E. Bay AYe.,
Balboa
or.
5141,9 North 'Main Street
Santa Ana
or
Aak the o perator for the
Chief Opera19r
86-t!C
THOR MANGLE for sale. Radios
·repaired, 24-hour senice. Short
Circuit Radio Shop, 305 Palm
Ave., Balboa. Phone 16J8..W.
J:-tfc
MOTOR
31 h. p. S epp rd Diesel
10 h .. F Icons
2 h.p. Bri
Har: I a~t
Equi me
111 Agate
Ph
self and parents. Promises to
keep them foeing the mark. Oc-
cupancy F eb. 1. Balboa Point
Hotel, Apt. No. /12. Phone N. B.
2722. -3-4tp
WANTED by , responsible TE!le-
phone Employee. 2 or 3 bedroom
house. Pefn:anent. Phone Santa
Ana 5829. 80-tfc .
REAL ESTATE CIRCULATING E ltttric. Heaters,
only $7.95. Health Lamps. Ultra-
violet, Infra-Red, Verdi-Ray.
Batteries for Hearing · Aids &
Portable Radios. l\i.ESA R ADIO
& ELECTRONICS CO., 1794lr::=::--::---:-::---,---,C-:-=lt----.---&--2-::tc
Newport Blvd. 3-t!c MUSICAL A " M
EVA F. RHODEN
Boulevard Frontage
Large fron tage on Harbor Blvd.,
very close to Cente r of Costa
1\1<-sa. This excellent· location is
well .suit~ for many types of
businesses. A lovely 5-rm. home
is included on the property.
Fire Place and Kindling
WOOD
Delivered
H. W. WRIGHT-Ph.
1784 Newport Blvd.
2030
3-~c
CORONADO
Electric Range, $178
Immediate Delivery
Auto Batteries
18-month -$6.45 Ex ..
Pennsylvania Oil
Galion, 70C
Western Auto Supply
Authorized E>ealer
1836 Newpor-t Blvd., Costa Mes
3-tfc
THE RADIO .TE CIAN is as
near as your pho e. HoUse calls
made daily exce t Sat. & Sun.
Large stock of t bes & factory
replacement · ts to insure
quality service. PHONE: 345
MESA RADIO ELECTRON·
l (:S CO., 1794 N wport Blvd.·
3-tfc
RADIO HOt;E LLB -Now
that add!U mpetent tech-
nlclan.s are v&il a le, we are able
to make a 1rvice calh on large
coosoles. 1 w k gua.rante¢.
HAROLD Hjo.MJI!'.., S. O. S.
Radio, 21~ e. Pb: 780.
.Newport •Heights
Ne\v · 3-bedrm. homes, now com-
pleted. in Heights. Ready for oc-
cupancy. 'fht>Se homes have large
r oonis, lots of tile work, pull~
man lavatories, manY cupboards
an'd linen storage space, etc.
Now open for inspection.
$8500 -Terms
94-ttc -~---+--+------1 Extra Jarg~ Jot in Newport Hghts.
Rad · pall"S $1200 ·'
LOTS
All makee ;. tu etc. Ph. 2417. Two lots, 82Jh xl35, on West side.
U d B. 1 Burt Nortob, 91 c...t H iway. $650 each se lCYC es Newport Bf-cl'-93·11< 2 lots, 58xl80. Close to Costa Mesa
Balboa Island
For SaJe-3 bedrooms, completely
furnished, electric refrtger atlon.
40-ft. lot, near South Bay, $9000.
% cash. P ossession at close: of
escrow.
Gertrude A. Waldron
Wm. W. Sanford ·
Broker
Phone 234-R.
New
3-Bedroom Hollies
1-ttc
Fifteenth St . &nd San Bernardino
Ave., Ne,vport H eighti '
Hardwood floors-Tile bath
Tile sink-Double g"J'age .
$2900 dov.rn-$56 per '\'Onth
-a!S<>-
12 mOdern 2-bedrm. Duplexes at
Broadway and Santa Ana Ave.,
Costa Mesa
, Ralph P. Maskey
3410 Cout Blvd. '·,
Newport Beach, Callfornla
Phone 402
3-tfc
Newport Heights
Modern, well-built, 2·bedntl. home.
Large living room, mahogany
flooring, firPplace, dlnnette, tile
kitche n and bath. Laundry tray
in 2-car garage, Patio. Lot com-
pletely fenced and landscap!!d.
and Tandems !!~~~~~~~~~~j WANTED-HOTEL 1'A<I>. Ballloa Adult m eo-!-$10 Up llPlDOUL ANNO ~......... . $1000 each • -
Inn. Ph<>oe eeo. 8-11< VoGEL-too Main St., Balboa. ' iD l'a' y 50•127 ft. lot near High School Gertrude A. Waldron
Excellent value at $10,500.
THIS nyon print lhowt iti pretty
border to ezcellmt adn.nia,.e in
thi• poay-pickcr drne. The new
turn-ha.ck cap aleevt:t match the
bordtted collar. A rayon du. like
tJU1 ii cool to wear-and _.,. to
care (ot becaUH the tt:mi-lheer
rayon fabric bu pallNd laboratory
waabing and wear team LooJr: for
informati•e labe.la on n:ron fabrica
to tell 70D about wuhability. ,
19-15
TIDE TABLES
JANUARY
Low
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8:16
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· 92-tfc iD Newport Heights.
HELP WANTED -Want r efined1___________ $1100 Wm, A.,Sanford
woman to assist mother of 2 Just Arrived Refinish y kit en ,bathroom One of choicest lots on Cli!f Drive. Broker
children. Room. 008.rd and sal-Fresh Hearing Aid with e board. A corner Jot 50X170. It .hils an un-_P_ho_n_e_234-__ R ____ ---,---__ z._tt_c
ary. Ph: N. B. 2210. 6--tfc BATTERIES -' .. celled view of the harbor. CORONA DEL MAR _: Best . lot
HELP WANTED-Woman to do Gunderoorl Drog Co. F. P. W ldron $3750 . . available on Orchid. hall block
light housekeeping. Room, board 117 llaJib st. Ph. GlS Telephone 234W 3-4tc The adjoining lot to Ocean front, $6000. Owner,
and wages. Doyle. 611 No. Bay 60-11cl----.-. _R_E_C-+------$3~00 Box 153, Corona de! Mar. Phone
Ft-ont, Balboa Island. 5-tfc with your 1 Cor. lot 39th & COast Bl, Newport. ·N. B. 2055 or Terminal 302-13.
P u eL1c NoTICES
my office this 16th day or J anu-
ary, 1946.
ANN RAETZ.
Notary Public in and for the
County of Orange, S tate of
California.
'(My Commission Expires Au~. 31,
1948-l
Pub.-Jan: 22, 29; Feb. 5, 12. 1946-
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS:
FlcnT,OUS rtJlM NAME
Floor Furnaces $1000 6--2tp _\ · O!le·1day rvice.
37.000 B . T . U. 5 acre& .on West side, ocean view. Immediat~~h~ -$49.40. Tires! an Tubes ~ $5000
100 Main st-.-Balboa Complete -L brieation
FOR SALE-2 lots well located
south of highway. Must be .sold
t ogether, would ~e fine home-.
site or 2 houses may be built
on the property. Priced at only
$3200_
2-tlc
Hosiery Mending Service
3-day service. Advise on the best
hosiery to buy.
May Worley, 224 OU. Bldg.,
4th &: Ma.in, Santa Ana. 2-4tp
WE RA V1t poC1 UM<1 -tor
-$120. $1115, $195 up_ -,,,,. sranda sm up. Term& Some
Tire and b'tte
plc1ru .rm d po -for your car.
' Costa Mes
service Free
·very attvice
Tire Co.
ce Station
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., Costa Mesa
_ 2342· 4--11c
for ""1t. SO y<an In a.._ 'ELE~I A PUANCES and
1 county. Danz-8chmidt FiaDO ~ MOTORS e · ed. according to
aaG N . Kain. 8uta Ana. 1 -5Ue factory spedfi Uons by. DIS-
WANBD TU B1TI' a ABLED S. Work
guaranteed. ent: MES A
RADIO &JELE ONICS CO.,
1974 NeWport Jvd. 3-11c
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See This
New 4-room1 house. Well built,
plastered. C9mplete within 2
weeks. On l acre of land,. I $4950 -=.Terms
' EVA F. RHODEN ~ Broker
470 !Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa
ELTON D. BARNETI', Salesrr)an
~ Ph. Newport 1965-M \
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H. CARDOZA SLOAN
503 Coast Blvd
Corona del Mar
Phone Newpor t 47
BlllAL l:STATJ: EXCHANGE 411
UP TO 1200 ACRES North New
Mexico land, $25 a . Good possi-
bilities. WilJ trade for a 45-ft.
cruiser, sloop or schooner. Hu·
paylo, 625 W. 9th St., L. A. (18).
.. 6-2tc: FOR SALE-New Cape Cod house,
2 bednm., 265 BroadWay, Cilsta .. Mesa. 45 days until completed. MONEY TD LOAN . Lot all fenced If you buy now • ~. -------yoµ can choose own colors and ~ANS TO BUILD, buy, UDproYe.
debrations. Phone 502. 5-2tc modembe or nttn•no-. ----;-------~·---.--Newport Bal-'hdoral Ba"-.
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Modem. Furnlahed. •
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Half Caslt.
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For Rosean~ ·Still
F rst Meet of Year . 11r.' and ...._ c 11. ·St,111. GI . • Harbor Feminine
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StaRedote "i fboneide· n 11U
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DC·R ~~ ~~:;: ~"":,. blrtlmy :=:..: N<'Wprt area will be d-and Mn. Allee Birney in 11117.
fedenUy U!d on · t h e Five life membenhlpo ,. • r • Phones 13 and ~ + By ,Winifred Bartire
Fourth Dis Executive Bdlrd, awarded to ciutStandln& pencm -..:..===-==-=::....:=;......-----------~~--------· •
Callfomlac • of Par=ta throughcut the c11str1ct. Capilla Circle, to
and by Mn. Harry Bur· Mn. Rollin Br-own, tint vice-f M
did< .--'""" .... e1ect-president, Calif+ eonereso .... Hear <> issions
SAAAB Psychiatrist Speaker at Meeting
of Business and P rofessional Women
t 17 'church met at her 11lt Brin Convention 1ll6 Eut 18th •lrftt. w ed-
ol their dau&bter. Riare1nn.
f .. t1v1ti8 were hclil at the S.
ed to the of of sixth vice-presi-the prtndple 1p<ioker of the clay.
dent at the ' tqJg, held Jiin. 17 She streslled ~g legjalaUon In
at Fullerton. _MA. Arthur Sipberil our s'ate and oullined the "Yarious
of Or&Jl4e U . fe-e.Jected to the bUls before the convening assem·
presi~cy f the following two-bly Past preside.1'ta of Fourth Db-
. year term. trid: were tntrbduced by Mn.
Mn. s;~~~I p-eslded at the Wayne Lawrenoei who stated that
n g which· alao com--since the district! had been orean·
e founding of the i2ed in 1913 that all ·but three
Nattonal Co ess of Parents and presidents are aWJ living and all
Te~ by Mrs. Phoebe Hearst but one were pr~nt. Fourth ots..
trict has a membenhip of 13,311
to date.
SMll cafe, Balbo&. wblch llir. StBI Repo to Ch, a"ters ~· Elclateen mem1>en were Capilla Circle of Corona de1 Mar P P<_,t and lltn. Verna Anderson While most people take it for voted to gi\le $5 toward·"!e . , waf, asslsting hostess.
Community churcll. Congreea-granU!d that they know exacUy of Dimes. . Presen lion of the Bonni•. mue u~ Ruth Ki.,_ led ,_ cle-
hu recen!Q' oold. and wblcb -
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· chrysanthemums for the ..,.,. ....
tional, will meet Wednesdl..J.. Jan. •-the'--:-..1-~1•· Doro Fl ch f Los ... --·• r-~.-iu h&l1 t what ts going on m . 1.e lu..u.ua, .-1~ ucnt thea Wilson. r:n-ag apter o .r·t .. 11geies, a votionals and Mrs Dale Kjpi) ~ea~~~ ~.th~~.:1 Warn:i, what they are doing ,and why, u a nounced the Saturday disgtct new unit pf the United! Daughters al~ 'nua ye~-the .,, ~
of Udo Isle will be guest speaker, matter 'ot fact moet of what they meeting at El Centro whl~ .a of the a;ir~aey, w'5 made by W.S.C.S. will have one btg U&zaar
La b h are thinking, feellng and exper-group were. planning to attend Ed the ~tate president., ~"Gertrude ln i...._ tari , and Orcle 1 planned
telling of the work of Dr. u ac iendng takes place in the uncon· stated that the next meeting, on Montgo!Eof Balboa lat a lunch· th li;.""'"part in it which Will be to
among the illiterates of the Jltls. adous mind of which we are to-February 7, would be a Valen 'ne. eon mee of South~m~ District f~h pillow~ They a1tp
alon field. the "al hour will tally unaware, according to Dr. party in charge of the new mtm. held Sa . y at the Biltmore _p~ to ererve a itay breakfaat
Hostesses at IOCI and Romuald Kralgesko of the Santa ben. I hotel. f .---f the 'w .s cs· and made
be Mrs. S~dn~y cr:lackbeard Ana Army Air base. speaking to Introduced u guests . were Dr. Miss 71ontgomery, assisted by t:h'' Yf&rly ~~dar of host~ .
The ·Y,OWIK ~ta were -
mates of RoR&nn at Newport
H bor UftiOn High llthoal -~ ' ..
after a ~UghUul e-in& ot -
a buffet supper was ~
Attendlne were-Beverly Myers.,
Jacquelynn Benedict. Barb a r a
Pack~. Betty J'•cldln.· ~
Yoong, Jean McCub. PegJy John-
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the basement of the Finl Meth-
O<list church an amusing skit was
presented by members of the Ful-
lerton Council. Music was by the
Women's Chorus o f Fullerton Dis-
trict Junior college, directed by
H arold Walberg. Mrs. Sipherd an-
nounced th~ State Boa.rd plans to
hold a con'\rention in San Fran·
cisco May 1, 2, 3,, providing accom-
modations can be obtained. Mem-
ber;shiP-posters w ere displayed
a round the auditorium. Another
• feuional Women's club at their Dartford. Vl.rginla O'HaJTa, the UDC poss of Servlce"to Hugh thf church and before the next
Mrs. Geral t e. memben of the Business and Pro-Kralgesld. F;laine Webb, Aii Mrs. JanlF5 Westphaling, awarded Oihnes are to be instaned in son, Johnny S<oflcld, ~ loZI-
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515 ·No ll&ta Street
. Boom 8 -Arm<le Bullcllac
C Ubauy Contains
'test Boola ...
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A marriage Uceme was luued Thunday evening dinner meeting lyn Wright, E<lythe Vooburgh. Evans of \LO" Angeles, whose wife m<ietlnr members .,,, to earn a
Jut week to Robert Neil Welch. at White's Park avenue cafe. . Anich, Naomi Cohen. Gene e is autho~ of "We Fbund It ln do~M each toward the fµnd. and
23, of Glendale and Barbara F. The speaker wu introduced by Andrewi and Gladys Wri'h~. Natchez.'~ 1 to report hoW they earned "it. Mrs
Martin, 24, Corona del Mar. Joan Henick, health chairman Members present were CaJ-nFlle !he st te president brought to w , ~therwax was appointed to
and hoetess for he evening. A K~nnedy, Cay Cosgrove, Natjllie this mee ng re~rts of .~e recent t~e charge of the cheer fund.
me nt will start at the Lathrop trained psychiatrist, Dr. Kraigeski Michaud, .~rtrude Collver , N<>r.a national r>nvenoon held •n Hous-ftecetving gift.a from theii-MYs
Junior High, Santa Ana, on F e b. spoke of the time when that Wade, W,m•fred. Barbre, Joyce~Pi· ton, Texap, and she also gave the te~ P als were Dor0thy , P age
4 frowi 3 to 5 o'clock. science would ta~e its place with per, Mat1e .Rolling, Mildred ~an-reports a, a luncheon meeting of VE?""a Anderson , Semone Otto' and
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bor. High Parent-Teacher As90-one would ~o to an expert on the Lockhut, Elaine Weiss, Marg er-at 1!1e ~ayan hotel. . bets were "welcomed, Mrs. 'Mar
ciatlon were Mrs. Cunning Butler , mind as easily as to a dentist. , Ile Way, Gret},la Tubbs, Grayce1Se-Highl1dlts of the , ~nve~tion garet Madison, Mrs. .Elsie .. Mc-
Mrs. Burdick, Mn. George Gay, The tnvestigations of 1 Anna vier; . . rep<>rts ere_ that CS:lifornia re· Co,llough and Mrs. Coyla Mu'nson.
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Mr. and Mn. ow.m, ~ a.in
Dickerson. Luis Nuewro and -
Nell Westlake of P•.~
_White .HO.~ .
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.PllOlle SUI! ' --. . Mrs. C. S. Ki'pp, Mrs. Wesley Fow-Freud in the patte rn beha'-?or of F ern H_obbs, Dorothy R9b1nson, c.:e1.ved ~h pr1~e for the most pub-ldrs. C. D . Kipp appointed th
ler and Mrs. J errold Spangler. children during London bombings Ev.alyn R1d~r._ Hilda Bri~coe. Mer-11c1ty.,g1v n Sidney Lani~r, ;south-foilowing committee heads: ~frs
' -showed derinitely that as l t~ieir cedes V~le, Eileen Hibbitts. Dorer em poet, wh~ \\'as nominated ~or ~g , devotions; Mrs. Raymond K
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the Opening of
Irene's ·Balboa
Beauty Shop
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36511! Main Street
Balboa •
Above the Florence Bakery
Phone 1880
for A ppointment
s parents act, 80 will the chUdren ~Y Weiner, Meta ~chman, Lois tht; Hall of F ame. ~-. Llll1an E~tman, membership: Mrs. Oti
act a nd me ntioned in this con-Sun~ns . Betty Barstad, ~uth P;Mcbett f Laguna Beach is state Wf:Btherwax. cheer; ~· Clyd
nection an examination he had Gerrish, Alda Gorton. Do~thy ~~or o.r the . work and was Otjfo. hazaar: Mrs. Leroy Page
made of a young m'an who had Sutherl~d . f\,fargaret Ege, Dt>ro-reop1~t ?f the prize. The national hospitality: Mrs. Betty Kirlby Pad
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t I I. f't both Maurine Cra1g.1 toward the bron ze bust o f Lanier, came ou ee mg mor e · 1 1.f · UDC ·11 · mf'ntally and physically than when .andt Cal !I· orn1a "Wl raise a
h ed. I .. h M JP f paro1 . e start . · _nvestigations s ow-USiCa rogra m Of lt'liss f+dna FO\\'ler bt· Los An-
ed that his childhood had been an O D d I )at h ' t · · ed ' all h ' h rgan e 1'cat1'on gees, S e IS Orlan, r ece1V exception · Y . app~ . one • Wlt highest mention for the most his-
pleasant r elations exis~.1ng between J torical dfta submitted to the na-h~s parents . I Alexander F . R eilly of Los An-tional hisloria{'l In war bond sales
H arbor H i P T A
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P arent-TPacher Association execu
tive boar d \Vill meet Tuesday, Jan
29 at 9 a.m. ·irl the board room
oft the high school. All of ricers an~
chairmen are urged to attend ...
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• Expert ' • Shoe Repairing
While You Wait .
~ eee
Ray Pagan -
51f) East Bay FJ:ont
Next Door to Palm Olle
9 a.-m. to 6 p. m . •
Perhaps the most cheering \\'Ord ge~cs. n oted organi~t. and his wife. Californi* division more tha~
to hi~. audie n<."E' was t~at a mental Alic;=e Andre\VS Rei;llY. wr.re ·~est m ade. 'the quota and received a
condition of alternating ups and artists at. the dedication servtces citation from the u. s. Surgeon
do\vns is e ntirely normal and that for the pipe ~rgan at Corona del General, !w hile Miss Montgomery
the person who lives at an even Ma: Commun1 tly chur ch , Con_gre-received 3 Minuteman citation
rate is the one in a dangerous con· gational, S':1nday afternoon. r rrom the S ecretar y of the Treas-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
dition. Mrs. Re1Ily gave as conll1fllto ury I
The speaker won the drawing s 0 1 0 s H ark, Hark . My Soul On F tt>. 11 Miss 1'1ontgomery
prize, a set of highball glasses, and CS.helly) and The Voice In ~he will visi the RivC'rside chapter
the hostess was rortunate winner Wilderness (Scott). Mr. Reilly and will guest for the night at
in the blanket drawing. I t was gave. as th~ ?relude J esu, Joy of the horn or Miss Edna P ierce.
New esa Cub P ack
MATERNITY
Dresses e
Slack Suits e
Suits e
Robes e
Jumpers
BedJack'ets
~'Ian s Desiring (J . S. Bachl,
\Vhere'ere You Walk <Hanael),
Largo (Handel) and Romance
(Grunfeld ). For the offertory he
played Air o n the G String (Bach)
and for the postlude, March
Pla.ns Many Activities Fea,turecI By
Soap fl arving was the indoor D M • Sh Triumphal (Vogt).
Afte r the service tea was served work for boys of the newly formed onna -ar1e _oppe·
' 1n the social hall. • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lutheran Women
Form Society
Den 2 o the Cub Scout Pack of 515 North 'Main St. San ta Ana Arcade Bldg,
Costa 11.fr-;a which r:!}et Friday,at 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~".':~~~~~ !he h~' of \,heir Den Mother , I . Mrs. Hel n Mirf!:o\'ich, 144 Roches-
You • In know a glance ...
They're 'Swansdown._,
Fashions with a distinct elegance ... an air of sophistication ...
wonderful tailoring you associate with this fine l~bel!
Turn the pages of leading rashion magazines, you'll see
them. They,..e lovely! They're here exclusively! Come
try them on in our spring-bright fashion salon.
AU are beautifully rayon lined.
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Mrs. R ichard Hub~ll was host-
ess at the organization m eetirlg of
the Women's Missionary Society
of the Newport H ar bor Lut~eran
church, at her home on Newport
Island, with Mrs. Ruth S ebiers as
assisting hostess at the ~ocial
hour which followed the' business
session.
Mrs_. Theodore H aber of Costa
1'fesa was elected president and
Mrs. Edward Wilcut. also of Costa
Mesa, is viee-.president. Other of-
ficers are Mrs. Ernest S cl;lulti,
Newport Beach, secretary and
Mrs. M. K! Laurie, Costa Mesa,
treasUrer. 1 •
Rev. Herbert C. Roth, Pastor of
the church. led in devotions1 .and
introduced the guest speaker, Mrs.
Eva Magnusson, president of the
Women 's Missionary society of St.
P e ter's Evangelical . church, Santa
Ana . · t
Costa Mes a Circle 6
Meets · Thursday 1
Mrs. E. A. Van de Walker will
be hostess for the meeting of Cir-
cle 6 or Costs Mesa Community
church on Thursday, Jan. 24 at
2 p.m . at her home on Avocado
street . This v.•ill be the first m eet-
ing of the year. '
ter st , Costa Mesa, a nd base-
ball was the o~tdoor fun.
This as the second meeting of
the pa.cl(. 't.he first one being on
Jan. 11 lv:llh the meeting devoted
.entirely J to working on the Den
scrap bcf>k. because of the wind.
The boys: have equipment for arch-
ery, boxyig, baseball: football and
carpen ter work and are enthusias-
tic about plans for future meet-
ings. I ,
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BEAUTY
904 Marine A Wlnoe
Balboa Island -Phone4 18Z7
Open Sa turda)'s Until May 1st
Oesed on Monday
W HERE HAIR STYLING IS AN ART
· Our aim Is to enhance Mila dy's beauty and provide·
the ultimate in beauty care
HEAD Ito TOE BEAUTY SERVICE
Warr! Chester is Den Chief
and Cu are George and Victor
Moores, Dennis Ha nson. Arthur
Delgado, Gordon Sutterfield and '-----------=--=-..:'.:.1cc::."'::.:._•..:•="'----------'
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Mesa H ostess Has
Frienfs for Bri dg e
Mrs. Homer Mellott enter tained
with bri~e Thursday . evening at
her hom f .ori Flower street, Cost&
Mesa, •fr'ving a dessert course.
Floral d~rations brought a no te
of spri~. with Chinese lilies, na r-
cissus aiji other: bulb fl owers used.
Telephone 1347-J •
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FIVE-DAY SERVIC.E.
on
Cleaning and La._ndry
CORONA DEL MAR CLEANERS
The ~~tess held high score,
Mrs. Keffieth Stewart was second,
Mrs. H Burdick low and Mrs.
Edward Morrill held hundred
honor. q.thers presept were the
Mesdam'!S Ernest McOeDan, Jer-10S7 'Coast Highway
rold Spangler. Claude Anderson Pick-l:Jp and Delivery Carl Philhart, >Manager
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Dittm8.r, who was abSent" because f ·
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Balboa Inn Arcade Bids-
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Spare Ribs e Chicken
Lamb • Prime Rir of Beef e Hotdogs.
• Barbecued on the famous
Stainless Steel Du -
Sa,,...B-Q Machine.
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Complete Stock of
Shrimp e Lobsters
' ()y5ten lmpo.ted ~ Sar.U..ljo
aad Anol>o ....
FAC J3 ri dge Meets
Wednesday A fternoo n
The bridge section of the Friday
Afternoon club of Costa Mesa v.·iII
meet \Vednesday, J a p. 23 in the
sun room of the club with MrS. G.
L. Linsenbard and Mi-s. Henry
Eggert as hostdses. Reservations
have been made for eight or "nine
tables.
It was S: son for Mr. and Mn.
James Tay~or. 303 Ruby avenue,
Balboa Islajid, born Jan. 18 at St.
Joseph hos"riitaJ. He weighed eight
I 'pc>unds, f 1
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betroth •! stone
jou w1 nt t he very fine~t for
the price yC\u can afford to
pay. ~o m•tt•r how much .
you decide to inYeat, you . . ..m find tfie b • 1 t MloctiOll
for yovr money ...... We'.,.
a ·wic1o-choice of dla-cla
In ....,Y price ra"9e.
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