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rlSlllNG. Withoot a great r -cieBJ-ot fanfare the local
sport ftshing ~ got WI·
der way March 1 and ac-
cording to all reports is ex-
pected to exceed all previous
years. At least that is the
opinion ot '!Dad" Griffis,
gi!nial and hard working sec·
retary of the association.
He estlmates that last year
. an average of 1000 people
daily came to Newport Har·
bor during the 100-day sea-
son; that they left ·more than
a half milliotl in inoney for
local COllSUplption and as in·
come Jor the sport fishing
fleet valued at three-quarters
of a million. It is easy to
assume that nearly a million
dollars revenue can be left
in the coffers of harbor busi·
ness men this year. + + +
Crombie Allen. The hwi-
dreds of local people who
knew and loved Crombie Al·
len will mourn the loss of a
fine gentleman. whose smile
radiated kindness and who
never had a mean \vord for
anybody. While he was Ro-
tary's Good Will Arnbassa·
dor, who is there to gainsay
the fact that be was a great-
er influence In . its behalf
than the service club itself.
Crombie helped dedicate the
splendid News-Times build·
Ing more than three years
ago; be always had a quip
or. a story whenever \Ve met.
and his recovery from his
breakdown two years. ago
was the most remarkable
transition Crom a sick man
to a well pe"'°" I have ever
seen. To know him was to
love him. + + +
Dr. Gnoidy. Sale of Dr.
Grundy's hospita l. w h i c h
was built by him and Dr.
Richter years ago. recalls
the work of those two distin·
guished medicos. Dr. Rich-
ter ls now practicing at
Costa Mesa, while Dr.
Grundy will still practice in
the &!boa Inn Arcade. He
vigorously denies the reports
that he is going to retire. Al·
. ways tjvlc minded, Dr.
GM.mdy is still active in
Chamber of Commerce
work, the Red Cross. Boy
Scouts. etc., and his ideas on
the advancemen t of those
organizations and Newport
Harbor are well worth hear-
ing at all times. + + +
The Bl ue Room.. Enter a
new era in food emporiums
as presented by The Blue
Room, Balboa, formerly the
Elect:rlc Grill. Art Sliver is
the manager while Lou Ja-
blon, a BoslQll attorney with.
a large practice, has spent
thousands of dollars in trans-
forming a rather Wlkempt
place into a marvel of lovely
effects and fine food. Like
the Safeway and other
stores they have taken over
the square at the comer of
Palm and Central for park·
Ing, thus affording patrons
free auto space In a com-
munity that ls always con-
fl'O!lted with that perplexing
situation. Try them for real
edibles. 1beir policy ls to
hire only service men. + + +
Yacht U-Decision of
the city cowicil in approving
the planning commission·s
recommendation to use the
2200 teei on the Coast high-
wa y for yacht anchorages
and similar uses. is a good
one. as it will bring in thous-
ands of dollars in revenue
and make tha t area a fine
. rendl!'ZVOUS for such efforts.
There ls great need for mm ..
and more• boot '1ips and
piers, all too liinited for the
thousands or craft plying
these waters. The appro\'al
ls in line with that entire
strip. which already. · dedi·
cated to bo"at yard~. spnrt
llshing fleets. anchorageo ,
etc. + + +
~ Bowk<i. He is do-
ing a good job in keeping
~ down, bot why scream
and call everybody crooks
when they disagree with
him. I 1bere are many ineq·
ultles tha.t atfect the little
man1 and have nothing to do
with the protlts of the big
l'eJIC*a; Why not give him
a "taMlt" before putting ·all.
at •em _In the same category!
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.BALBOA
See State ·o. K. 0 C.D.M Park I
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Corona I Mar State ,Park
Believed ear .Agreement;
Accept· 0 ean, Bluff Front
State Field M Agrees to All But Cove Prop-
erty; Co· ....... ittee May~ to Sonora to Meet
With Par Commission March 15
Prospects of th city completing the Corona de! Mar State
Park project were deemed excellent yesterday by Braden
Finch. former p ·dent of the Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce and m mber of the state park committee when
he was informed at John Henne$sey, field representative
of the California tale Park commission would recommend
all ocean and bl front property appraisals be accepted by
the state and be included in
Thieves et .
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Good Li uor
the proposed park area.
Only a sm'all area remains out·
side the agTeement at present.
Finch said. Tha t is t he several
hundred feet of beach in the Chi·
nese Cove. which is not more than
a couple of acres. and he felt that
they would have no trouble in
get ting together on this.
New M a Telephone Building
To Be R ady Late in April
Work has star t
stallation of centr
ment in the new C
phone building a l 1
Orang<' avenue, a
l\.l{'Donald. distri<'t
Southf'm Califor
Company.
on the ln-
office equip-
ta Mesa tele-
th .street and
ounces C. I.
anager of the
a Telephone
InstallC'rs from the \Vestem
Elrctric Company nd the South·
C'rn California T ele hone Company
ar{' "·orking on h orders to
build thC' s"'it<'hing uipment into
the Costa' l\1 t:>Sa o ice. according
to l\lr. 1\l cDonal because the
Southern Califor ia Telephone
Compan)' is ~hed ling the work
for rompletioli the latter part of
April this year.
The ne"' build.in
brick and frame
been completed
. of one-story
· gn. has just
fifted inside
County Asls$!10rs
In Field Thi 1 Week
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MR. AND MRS ANTON :SlJ'rl'OBA, 1812 VUelle Place, pioneer res.I·
dent• or Newport Beach, Wiit.eei In ileatb When Mn. Suttora pueed
away March l, alm<>llt two yea.ts t'o the day after the death of her
buaband. Pn>~bly the oldest ~I• of Newport Harbor, the
couple bad live« here for 36 yean. Anton died at 91 ye-n or ace
and hh wife h&d reacbed 9A before pu!lnr away Jut week. '
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M~ria Suttora
Passes Away
Mar. 1at98
' Wife of, Pioneer Fol-
lows Him in Death;
at Harbor 55 Years
five and Ten, Dry Goods Stores
To Be Built in Costa Mesa
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1f Ri_ghteou$ness CoronaNedw' eslMar ~ ~l~=~~u~t ' ~e!n~:ri!~~ --;iij~~~~~ . SAN FRANCISCO. _ Vela'u! A~ Repair Shop .., n· ted £"" 'hw121 .... 'hm:.t4&7 ~;d., eawm.ww . ·
lloo*--Utloa Pulllioliod ~Wetz 1.,. v-D flbe end of....,. Is -here. To monel and qule-therewith (By B 'e L Benedict) unemplo)!ment In caJlfomla and A hllJllQJ married )'OUzig ~---·~----• IN! aure, the shooting """"'" to be than a .,.... full ol 1&crlflct With • thrOQchoclt the nation ClCJlltiJluK .,.... aettttnr dilwn 1 t -
Suho<:ripdoa Payable in Advance:-42.50 per _,. In ~ ......... but tbe peaoe we 00 kmc for strife.• ni.... I find. "It la an Mr. and Mn. F. L. Castro and to rile at a rapid rate, Rldw<I the -Warren ;:,.ker
S2.7S per year to 4th zone; $3.00 per year to zooe hU not yet come to ua. 1be belt honor for a man to ceue from IOO Gary, 436 Femleaf aven\lf', H. Newhall, caut<:nlla Depart--in the navy enlistee ---..,-red-as Second-Cl._;· matt~r at tbe p~ In •"'-ol nte come to ,. becauoe strife; but every fool will be med-visited G&ys grandmother ~· ment Commander of the Veterans put 12 _.;,"."tarted an -u _..-.:-___ them --A to A--·e "''~•." . c. J . C&dwell of Carpen. terlil ..... ol Foreign Wars, re>"ealed here to-pair • .._ ~·-ca fomia, under.the Act ol Marc::b 3, ~·· ~ ~· -... u Mr Cas Is Field Dtrec---upon ~ release --·· --tJ!em, "" must PU' the ~-Human nature surei)I ham't cen y. . tro iay. ' M te ·v· ta treet lnunedl
S. A. ~~ -p.-. .!When nationo go to war. It Is to cballeed much through all theae tor of tbe Red crou at the Santa Ne)"hall said that the overall e.:::. of N~t oo.'..ievan1.
SAM D. PORTER . --ttie llOUnd at feet , tramping to yeara. ~ the hllllCJY heart Ana Army Air Base. The Cas~ tigme for the week ending Feb. 2. .lfla .bride. the former ca ~.I}.~ _ . . _ · Mc~ martial music. mingled with laugh-longs for peece; a1.._ there .tt had as guests for three da3'8 capt. ~ to lnfonnatlqn reoetved Van llooklrk. la employed
Prlntln& Plant. 3011 w. Central Avmue. Newpart ca-=a ~ and Idle chatter meant to hide the meddlinc fools. Even In our a,nd Mn. G. K. Hwnpllreya, Rio by him from V :F.W. beadquarten state board ol equallzatl<>n. '-'---=-------------· -the ache in our hearts, -a lofty mnalJ famll)I drclel we often find de! Mar. Mr. Castro and C&pt. In Wuhlngton. D. c.. totaled 1,-l'ftlde In ~ comp. Official Paper of the City of N Beacb ~ failure. We are tlred. or 'worried. Humphreys met when working t<>-~.676 applicants for. readjust-· .
A Da;tat'Me Leea.l IMlllwllila ror ~ y..,. ..A.tM the bitter fighting ii over, or ill, and our emotions run amuck. ce~~ the ~ Crcu at camp ment alloiwances. Of this total, TIT WWtdic ~·Cl'
' the OOsineas of maldng a durable To err Is human. To Ion& for _,,. M,.,__ Newhall said. 962.000 claims_ have puzzle E~RIAL peace Is before ... This ii a serious ii allO humm. Mr. and Mn. Fred Januen and been all•wed and· 239,876 inlUal .
SS A,.ION ActiYe blslnesa 8Jld there Is 00 martial Naw the world ii watching a oon John and wife of Lao Angeles, claims were rued. The total paid ---------
11 Mm:nber lllUlic to build up our morale. To great human endeavor. The lone· spent the day with Mr .. and Mn. out through Feb. 2 reached $208.· .... •ss' •· '
make a homefy comparlaon. It la Ing for , pe""" ii oom1ng ·into tbe Harry Stauch, 316 Martcol~ ave-051,703. 'lllWMll AJfD -of Ul<e the picture tbe bride dreams open But all ii not really peace-nue, Monc!llY. The Stauch a llOll • p-9111111 WWW ----------------+~~~~ of keepinc bolae. She rtnm it lm't fuJ .:W.. there. One member said, Allan and trite, Lao Angeles, ~t Robt. Olson Named M. EWste.& CO..
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ot Mni. Higgins' lllt.,., !Illas E1111e
. Newland. 300! ·eout boWe'llVfl
. ' couple '
when ROOFS -I ,·M:Ml/c APPLll:D OJI _ • .,._.,,. for µ,.
auto re-Free-... It 1-b
on w. l. Beabow ately ll8(rl Wan:as Ph. Nwpt. l01W
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-··---an sJamoroua but often deadly "The war ii over, now we m..t the week end with them. Chief Beneficiary ·-&• ft. - -dull. enc!Utt the peace." 1Jie council Mn. J . R. Rust, Anaheim, moved -
A while before Oirlst'1 death members are Vf!rY hunian, too. Into the home. '¥11 Marigold ave-Of Father's Estate , __ ... __ L_.a._a __ ... ________________ _
bli He llald. "My peace I leave with A&aln I turn to the Boolt. I find. nue, she boutht rec:enUy from thf " "Pree U a cosily commodity ... pay your y--no o ·.. you. my peace t give unto you." 'To the counsellors of Peace la former owners, Mr. and Mn. L G. Robert oi.on of. Lee Aaleles
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gationl--you'U ~eep and ~< fri<nds".-jACIC INOOLl!Y. Many years have posed since that joy.• I "hope IOllle of that holy Holman. . wb named chief beneficiary under
, promlae wu made by the Muter. joy la belnc felt by the cxw•nd) Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ~ams the will of bis father, Henry M . Think, Am • Thinkf 'I'!>ole _,. troublesome times. too, memben. In the Book of J..-and their dauchter Florence. An-Oilon of Newport Beach who died enca -• and. just as today, tbe Jonc1nc for I read. "And the fruit of rlsliteou. derwon and granddaughter, I'll-Feb. 7 leavlnc an estate· valued n.e ~test danger in America and to peace wu deep Jn the hearts of all: ,,... la aowri In i>eace of them trida Anderson, spent the week ·at ~tely $20 000 In por-
In Proverbo I rud. "Behold. how that make peeee." end Jn Pasadena and Loo Angeles aonal property and lncludlnc three Is the tendency of too many citizens to do good and how pleasant It ii f~ Often when burled deep In Im-visiting frlendl and orelauv .. and puuil of land With an annual ln-
about too many vital Issues. brethren . to dwell together In -'8nt work, lta full llpiflcance attendln& club meetings. come of $500. ,
We Americans are inclined to become rbed In our amity," and again, "Better a dry eacapes DOtlce. I hope this fruit Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Hoyt, 224 The will wu rued far probate
bnmedlate .probl-~tting a job, building a house, raJs. ii rlpenins In their hearts. "Bleued Hello"-avenue,• recenUy 10ld In superior court Jut -.k and ... ~. Small Lot Surplus are tbe peace makers, ror they their proper1y 1n Riverside. They stated that tbe decedent durtnc Ing a f8JJ1ily. These things are certainly im t, but In shall see God." What a wonderful expect to build In the near tut11r<> his lifetime had transferred a sub-
INCOME
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'l'AX RETURNS
Auditing -Bookkeeping Service
J1PDes 0. Pierce
1781 "Newpori Awe.
deallng with them we must not lose sight of e great Issues For Sale Now thought that Is. They shall see on Dahlia avenue. They enter-stantlal portion of his estate to a
God! Of course the peace must talned M.iu Amy -$arles of River· community holding w J t h hll
that sooner or later will deeply-and adve ly-affect our At EJ l'JlOro StatiOD· be really made to experience that side a few da3'0. Miu Sarles ii the widow, Mrs. Susie M . Olson of :::::;:::::;::::::;::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::;::=:::::=::::=:::::::====
own lives and our children's unless faced sq ly now. .l' prornile, but if tl\ey .are really manager for a school cafeteria In Newport. and that she had righil PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY What goes on In Iran, Indonesia·, G · seems so far wholehearted, really seeking the Riverside. of survivorship.
unim rtant Wh both Iv about it• The Supply Officer, Marine peace of the world. they will do it. HarrY Heeka and his brother-In--------•
away, so po . y er ourse . . . Corpe Air Station, El Toro, ls ·of-I ask for each member of tile law Bill Gannon, are building a StanJ Pr ACCOUNTANT -PID'lllCIANB• 8UBGJWNll,11.D.
Bqt we shoWd not forget that what ha ed In China fering for sale to the public amall council this beautiful ~nd saHsfy. holllle for Mr. Heek's mother at ey OposeB ....------~-----1 1
in 1931, in Ethiopia in 1935. in Spain in 19g, in Austria in lots of surplus property as well •n~ gift; that i:;e frui\ o~right-504 Nartjssus avenue. Mr. Gannon Wider Representation I. s. WHYTE
1938 and even in Poland in 193S--all seem far away and as salvage and scrap. Moot sales eousness may sown n em. and his family .will occupy tile On Plan Commission INOO .. TAX OOnvLTUT
.'. . _. will be on an "informal neg<r -LUCRE'l1A MAY. place With them until Mr. Gannon A11U:r.ort-i. bF lb& UD.lted Sla&et 'l'niu-not important to US at the time. But fmall we caught up tiated" basis, however, "sealed bid • can build his place. Mr. Reeks was ~~J:'~~ '°m:::-'i..'s ~~
with those events, or rather, they caught u with us. And sales"' will be held when deemed Earl Lee Kelly Decides a lieutenant in the air forces, a Expansion of the city planning AVDmJ • srnn•
H. R. Hall, M. D.
·1 • visa.bl · ·1 t B 17 w commission from tt.s present mem-aooUDPl'.No uancs when they did they cost us the lives and lnnos of tens of ad e. Not to Be Candt"date p1 o on a . . ar was over bership of nine to a larger nwnber or.._ , ... --...... c..1o •-' ~ Existing regulations do not per-before he was through training. r11. ... Ne,....n ......_. Ul Broactwa1 Co.ta 11-thousands of our finest young men. mit sales to officers or enliated For Govemot Mr. Gannon worked in defense at and ~rider representation was I'---=======---' "------------' We had been too busy Jiving our own litt e lives, looking Navy personnel or civilian em-the Douglas Aircraft in Chicag. o. proposed at a recent meeting ABClllTEOT
Th G d H k 1 of the city council by Earl Stan·,------------., out for our own immediate interests to real· what was go-ployes of the Navy. 1 f Earl Lee Kelly, San Francisco . e a~n~: ~ 1 dee ~.1are 1.~-ley. 1-Je suggested that the city 11 Ir-----------, Ing . th Id I th rd idn't both t Material will be sold in ots o business man and founer State ing on a a s an w i e wa1 -Armand Monaco Gordon M G d M. D
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. on in e wor . n o er \\'0 s. we er o reasonable quantity, but will not o1·rector of Public Works, today ing for their place to be finished. follow precedence, and allow more • run y, . think th. t M G · J M H .ex-officio members who are de-an~,,,.., p.,_, ....... .;. and c-a 1ngs OU . be based on "dime store" tactics. announced he would not be a can-r. ann~n s . unc e, r . arry ~DA.a..:AJ.a. ....,....._.._. ~&-..
We had better do some thinking now hard thinking, The minimum quantiti':t or '= didate for Governor at the J une ~au~~· ~iam~ Fl~rid~, rece~ii~ par~1:~1~:ds ;;aZee;entelieves 814 W.N~!i~Z:t Balboa Ninth and Central Ave.
clear thinking Because we have \VOil a w doesn't mean will depend on the type mat primary, but made a vigorous air ul~ e urp Y ousde, that the community might well z1•.1 • -•·ewood Ave. Off" Hrs 1n·12 3 5 · . . . to be sold. For the convenience otl peal. that the Republican par ty He 1otrope avenue. Mr. an Mrs. ~ ice .: v-a.m.; -p.m.. that \Ve have won the peace. ln fact, there s every mdica-prospective buyers, samples of rovide strong leadership in the J .. ~· ~furphy have left for the take a page from the experience Loe Angel.ea NOrmandy MOS Telephone 37 ti.on that we are already losing the peace, and losing its most items will be on display in ~aht against radicalism. Ph1J1pp1nes. . of the League of aties, and widen '------'--------'; '------~-----...J . Bldg. 321. The present offering .. Dr. Mallaby, Pasadena. is build-its interest in community affairs.
rapidly. consists of aluminum rivets, thick-ing three ht>uses on Narcissus ave.
"Ah, So"
Hirohito, the erstwhile "Son of Heave " is making a
valiant effort to prove that he has really com down to earth.
But it is not easy, either for him or his sub
His recent tour through bombed-out are
ness gauges, cutting and "V" Jokes -that is -nue.
blocks, flaring tools, combination Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Brookings,
Oaring tools, pyralln hammer tips, If absence makes the heart grow 230 Goldenrod· avenue, entertained
and Star drills. Other Items will fonder, a lot of people ought to Lt. and Mrs. Vernon Berry over
be continuously added, however, love their church more than they the week end. Lt. Berry was bom-
the above itenu are the only ones do.-8elected. hardier on the B-29 of which the
,available at thts time. Brookings son, Lt. F. G. Brook-
Prospective purchasers are in-All men are created equal. Bµt ings, is pilot now in Tjnian. Lt.
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DAY SCHOOL
Mortimer School
soz 0o.... . Balboa Wand
Gradeo: OoUece, ~tory
DAY SCHOOL Now -G. A. Mortimer, M. A., Oxford
Prlnclpal Pbone 65!
CONRAD RICHTER, IL D.
Pbyalclaa -8-
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Phone 133
vited to contact Mr. J . C. Thllle to <keep them equal ls a problem. Berry and Lt. Brookings have been -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w he had 11oonversations" with workmen \Vas unprea!dented, or Mr. Wm. s . Caldwell, telephone Too many .of them seem to enjoy together ever since the crew was :
·btrt painful. The Emperor could seem to f d ·little else to !~ta A~a 4601, Ext. 310, for ad· keeping below the level of others. formed and served together on 'Quality Lumber l lr-----------,1lr------------,
say but "Ah. so." And some of the workmen were too fright-dWonal information. -Revised the raids on Tokio. Lt. Brookings d Dr. Obed Lucas Dr. G. E. Tohill
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great a shock as any experienced by the peo le of the bandy-. returned home last week from the
1........,.. nation. ACROSS Hawaiian Islands where he has LUMBER CO. C65'=-' .. I.It•• bi H•:d IN••· It must be said of the Mikado, howev r, that he is a · been for 21 months witl;i the Den· R. "E. HOSTETLER 1 Entire 4 s 1 e 9 M) .tal Cores. He was organizer and good deal brighter than he looks. Throug his cooperation ran&• first commander of tile local ,.,,_ ..
with occupation authorities in breaking do* the gcxl myth a Per. to a II Power Boat Squadron. focus about himself and in setting up a democrati political system u Run awa1
he seems likely to escape prosecution as a war criminal 12 ~,;"'"' ONCE AGAIN
In other words, Hirohito figw:es he woWd rather be a t3 Cooductor SAM'S SEA FOOD S"PA ,..live human being than a dead divine. :: f,~·~~••ln
"I Do Not Choose ---?"
In spite of denials by Democratic party airman Robert
H.Jµinegan that President Truman has alread ·made a private
''I-do-not-ehoose-to-run" statement regardi the 1948 elec-
tion, rumors persist that the· Chief Executi e wants to step
down when this term is finished. Accordin to reports, Mr.
Truman tells many friends and visitors that he did not want
to be President and that he findS the job t ·trying and bur-
densome. He longs for the comparatively free life he en-
joyed as senator and vice-president. H 's denial of
the president's desire to quit in 1948 was to expected since
a silence on the rumor or, an affirmation of •t would further
weaken Mr. Truman's control of the Dem tic party. It
still remains to be seen if Mr. Truman will rctually etl}Ulate
Calvin Coolidge. ~
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GORDON B. FINDLAY
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Tr:ackinl Co.
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Long and .Short Hauls
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New York Life
Insurance Company
DON K. DURANT
428 Orchid Ave.
CORONA i>EL MAR
OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Ray Nielsen
PlloDe 2:188·1
. 115 E. Ba;y A"" Balboa
HOBTIClANS
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
'We OUrselves the Better Serve
by Serving Others Best"
PlloDe NeWport !let
CoAa MM& Callfornla
0PTOMETBJST8
Robert A. Crawford
Opt.. D~
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Eyes Examined -Glasses Fitted
1'1111 Newport -
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E. T. Butterworth, O. D.
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NE:w!>oRT BEACH • Ph. 1028-No answer. call 301·M
X ·Ray Service •
Milton M. Maxwell, llf. D.
1801 °""'!t ~
Corou del Har
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814 Bay Ave., Ba!Q
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By Appointment
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Phyaldan wt s~ .
1001 Weot Ba;y .&-
Telephone Newj¥11't 80!
A. V. Andrews, M. D.
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R. A D ) Q S E R V C E Summer ·Resident Qf Lido Isle, Speaks N<}'R~~~~ ,Lumber and ~uilding Materials At Fullerton on the Japanese Economy SALE OF ALCOHOL-Bay Distr!!!_ ~mber Co.
On H d A to •· · IC BEVERAGF..c;;. · . ~~~~--~·~--~;w~·~~~~~~·r~r~111t~·~-~~~ . ome an u I Dr. Arthur G. Coanl, one "" tlom -and •mbe•o----· -·----· ----. ' AB · RI llJ HUOR .. MJl.1.&N the ..-i ~ -at clor for the Unltod Stot<1 In the . lhrdl J. 1941 AT REASON LE P
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'E:veryll'oey Is ready for llshlnc F\lllerton Dlotrict Junior colJeae oettlement of Jo-prcblems. TO WHOM IT MAY cONCERN: 1,---.,.-,-...,-E--OO-N._CRETE ___ P_R_O_D_U_()_tl_:&;_ot_()()_MP_•_~--,
ex<rpt the fish. lt leelJJI th<le and summer reolclent of a heme llr. Pouley, Wl>Ooe heme II In Bev-Notice. II hereby given lliat nt--....... ""'' ..
1 I R di & El days. The live balt boat opera-ot 225 via K<ron, Lldo Iale, Wk-erly ff!lh• Is oho well known In teen days ofter the date i-tod. , HOLLOW llUILDINO 1'ILll: AND lllUCll a mer a lo tors have their boats ttady, the ed lut week at the oolle&e 00 Ba1boL the undersigned Jll'OP09t• to .U 6 -.8 and 12 inch blocks
V'WI customen att willlng to fish. but ''The Ja-Economy and the Memben of the commilllon re-al holic --at -im--..._ for All TJpoo-of BulJdlnc .... Patio Wolls
N-. po-~ "-'--'. the fish themselves Just haven't Problem · of Reparations." turned Jut month and hove made i.: described u follows: '31st & WALTER 1-KLINE, Proprietor
no uuum~..-u shown up ln any numbers to P'Oo Dr. Coons ls a native of Ana· thelr report to the President and Rhine Streets, Newport· BNcb. · -P lant Located a t--~~=~==============~=$~~~~~! duce results. behn and was at one time an In-state department ln Wuhlngtoft. ·Orange COUnty, Callfoml& t-N-rt-. Ooota -·A northwester with a cboppy 1tructor at the Fullerton collece. D. C. Dr. Coons hu several ttla-Pursuant to such intention. the
sea over the weekend put a crimp rolng from there to the Unlver-lives ln Bolboa. lncludln( the undersigned Is applying 'to the
B A Y V I E Wl C F , E in the fiahing from the live balt atty of California, Loo Angeles M1ues Gertrude and LouJoe Mon t-Stote Boan! ol Equalization for ._
boats. Calico bus and a few campus. He btld variols pm!-gomery. suanci by transfer of an alcoholle
halibut were the catch on the tiona at Occidental co~ese and W• beveraae llom91! (er Uut ) fer
boats. White ... bus and &he o1d v1s111n, pr<il.-r and -r.i-S. F. Fishermen -irem11es u 1o11ows: ... _ 'l'be ~ Cafe
Ai the Ferry Iendhag -Palm and Bay A.., BalN&
Under aame management: ·f-A. Wells, r
Featuring Home Cooking
PIES • CAKES • DON S
6-... m. lo 9 p. m. -Oooe!l h-~
• Bookkeepin g Servic e • Aud its
INCOME TAX R.ETUR S
11. N. OAFENFEW
PllbJ.lc Accountant
S05 Palm Ave.
Bolbo• J"
Hours 1 9:30 p. m.
Phone 158
reliable barracuda should be abow-low at California colleges ln ON SALE BEER
in& up ln a rew weeks, tollowod a Chino, iror..... o1 economics ot Selected io Make Anyone dealrlnr to phrtm the
Uttle later with yeUowtail. Claremont colle,e, and dean of. laua.noe of sudi Uceme(a) IDl.1'
King and Hagen have their Va-faculty at Occidental. succeeding Atonu"c Te· sts me a vmtled protest with -
Jenda ill operating dally now to the pruidency ln November. Stote Boan! of Equalization at
from their landing near the Udo From 1939 to 1944 Dr. Coon1 Fishermen from San Francioco Sacramento, California. Ollltlns
tsle bridge, leaving at 7 a.m. On wu research uaociate ot. lbe will be the only ones selected by grounds for denial 'u pvvidia by
April 15 they will have their new Haynes Foundation, Loi Angeles, the Ftsh afld Wild Life Service law. nie premiaes are now lloemed
boat operating. m connection wtth which he spent for the tesi on eUect on fish be-for the aale of alcoholic beveraps..
The Balboa Sport Fishing F1eet aome time ln England, and in fore and after the atomic tests in DARREL W. KING
have the Crescent, Diana Lee, Owl, 1940-41_ wu \ member of the Na-May, it was learned today train NORMAN HAGAN
Jennie Lee and Malden all ready tlonal 1'lanntng Rese~h board. Charles McLaughlin, secretary of Pub.-March 4, 1946.
for action this season. The OM . A specialist in the economic af-Fishermen's Local 36.
has been going out for rock Cod, rain or the Far East, Dr. Coons When considerable interest was
leaving at 8 a .m. Rock cod make was named economic advisor and aroused here among trollers by
good eating. Seven a..m. is the aide to Edwtn w . Pauley, repara-the request of the san Pedro or-
leavtng hour for the other boat.I, flee of the service asking for a
the Diana Lee being first. out, The Battery Repair group of local men willing to un-
others as fishermen r:eqwr e. dertake the journey to the far Pa-
Port Orange has the live 1balt S ervice Opened cific, about 2Q signed for the un-
boat M.Jssa...vit leaving at 7 a..m., I Co ta M usual experiment. However, when
...... ith calico bass and halibut being n s esa l\fcLaughlin finally got the San
caught. Pedro representative on the phone
Al F orgit of the Newport Tackle A battery repair service, only yesterday he learned to their dis-
store, reparts having fair luck wjth one of its kind in the area, has appointment that the San Fran-
soft shell sand crabs in surf fish-been opened at the former Burton cisco office favored their fisher-
ing. He wants a r ain to come P aint shop on \Vestminste.r street men. and Sout hern Californians
Spending the holiday week end
at Big Bear were Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Craig of 27th street. the
Misses Doris Rose 'and J Nnne
Rath, Stan Craig and Eddi~ Rath.
1'tr. and Mrs. Bert Morris were
week end guests at the home of
Mrs. Morris' mother, Mn, Mai-y
Stanley, West Central avenue.
along a nd muddy up the water between 18t h and Magnolia, by were not included.
~::1;;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::+:::::::::;l 1so he can catch some spotfin Fred L. Storey, who has been in croaker in the bay. He says one the battery and automotive bu.si-
five-pounder was caught in the ness in Michiga n for 30 years. ·
bay below the Balboa pavilion. Mr. and ~trs . Stor ey came to
C ottle Elected
Officer of C ounty
Market Group
Two youngster! down with
measles are Bobbie Ne"•land, son
of Mr.1 and Mrs. Maris Newland,
Ne"rport Heights, and Bobble Ha-
"'orth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Haworth. 4lst street.
Gas Heating & Ventila ion
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llflat.ln&' Imtallatlom Molle Wonn Frlen<!'
Bmlne. Phone &&M ReUdenoe PhODe9 or H95 •
Razor clams Is still the favorite Costa Mesa last year and spent
bait ror spotfin. Yellowfin should the winter the.r e , the nearest place
still take salted anchovies. they could find to live, to ~ near
· T he Waterwitch. leaving from their only son, James. pharma-
the Fun Zone landing, has been ctst's mate, USN, who was then in
bringing in some nice catches of San Diego .
red rock cod. The Wate rwitch They liked the location so well
operated for many years from they determined to come back and
Long Beach. make their home here. At present
H . L. Cottle of Newport Beach
was elected secretary-treasurer of
White House
Cafe
Phone SI8%
Laguna Beach, Calif.
Orange County Food Markets I '--'-----~----
group last w eek In a m eeting of
the organi zation held In Santa l·R-H-=E=u-MA---=T=1,..s -=M-=----
Ana.
The group was tonned recently and ARTHRITIS
ENJOY WEARING ""' · ·' . •
YO U R PLATES -/ "'"':..
WHILE PAYING ~"'• .. ~.':' ..... -... "'" taklu MT.-tan of 'l'O; q•
Dr. c..--·. U'--1 cn"d.11 ..,.!'r11.1... •#•t:~ I P1aa. Iii• ~t w Aar · • u.,,,,. ,. -,,,,., """" ....... ·-'.., .. ···-..,,..
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Pier fishing set>ms to be Ofl ' the they are living at the Corona del
slow side these days, but with Mar motel. but plan to build a
spring on the way, mackerel. hall-home on their Westminster street
but a nd the other favorites can be proper ty. Their son is now at ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;1 expected to show up. There should Port Hue neme. b ut will r eceive his be smelt biting these days using discharge this summer.
salted bonito for bait.
by owners or operators of food
markets to combat union organi-
zation activities of grocery cler
in Orange county.
I suffereO-for years and am so
thankful that I can walk and work
again without pain, that I will glad-
ly answer anyone writing me-, for
Acclaimed by Denu.ta
t he Most Beautiful Den-
tAI Plates ever created ••
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Cemplete Fountain Service at
HANSEN ;S
%100 Ocean F'rollt
It'll be a !ew months yet before B tw•
the sword fishing season opens oa -1se
when the waters warm, but this is Among the anxious faces .&een
something to look forn•ard to. It at the Boatswain'; Locker · just be-
would be nice to have a run of fore the Midwinter Regatta last
albacore this year, too. week e nd were DOn Douglas Jr.,
Scotch tape. various sizes,
sale at the News-Times .
on information. MRS. EMMA IVES,
P.O. Box 189, Los Angoles 52, Calif.
Now Open -
Thf'J" are halleil bJ" thfo p...t-S..
tlw> el-L ,_..b._ to Mtare't
0"''" ~lb aswl s-un1t.. Miii leM \o,
t"fthaaeP, ntbfol" than band.lap 7our
raf'lal r-t•r-. Th"7 -a ,.._
tlnf't aw to J oor h ... lth aM. _ ...
NOW OPEN EVENINGS
MALTS • SANDWICHES ' • ER8
Trolling boats· will soon start to hoping to get his California 32
operate a nd the season should pro-r acer. the Altamar in shape for
duce barracuda. bonito, yellowtail, the rar"'s off San Pedro. Capt,
skip jack and tuna. J . w . Reckm an had• the Douglas Tho t!sands of Used Records fwt. •fMI.. U.0''" all. 7our '°"'._a
~PP"W'&ftf'e,
Styled and nttect to plump
out ho~~O\V cheeks and belp
~tnre t he Pleasfng Exprer
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So, get out your rod, give it a yacht and Richard Arlen's Rhod.es 1 coat of varnish . get your r eel oiled tn for a check-up and conditioning
a nd start overhauling that fishing for thC' ocean trip. Hun ~!red s of New R~cords d On or Youtb. l •
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FINANCE YOUR N
AUTOMOBILE
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1. SELECT YOUR CAR
Shop around as much as you please. You mi ht want
to buy .a nC"N car from a n a utomobile agency or per-
hap& to _purchase a good used one from a er o r
private owner.
2. FIND THE TRADE IN V LUE
lf you plan to USC' a car you no\\" O\\'Tl as pa.rt ym ent,
ask the dea ler ,,·hat allO\\·ancC' you'll get.
3. BORROW THE BALAN E
FROM US
Come in and discuss your ' finnncial needs
Barut financing is ed>nomical. Local borro>A"
·too. It gives constructi\'e emplo)ment to 1
It brings )·ou into contact with a local insti
'th' us.
is best.
funds.
your bank -that Is interested. in you and '"Ll!Y wants
to help )·ou. You build valuable bank s · g by
dealing ";th us and pave the "'"8Y to quick .tutu credit
"'7hen you need i L
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Winner t o C ompete
114 W. 4 th St
PAS-ADENA
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FINEST TASTING
81ZZLINO HAMBURGERS
STEAKS (wlHmever be get&
them): HOME BA K E D
l'UM M Y B E RR Y AN D
APPLE PIES
1015 COAST m GHWAl'
NEWPORT '
"-rhe Home of Good Eat."
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10R BABY, BIG BROTHER or SISTER
0. the *811anm.. Floor .
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'::~:0:0::c::s~ Balboa Island Atreys Slated , ·_ ~ H.:_....._A~'
f..;~ ~.. ~ ~ 20~ '~~;;y~~-~; for Paving After Summer Ends . _::~ .... =:?1.-..... ;:c; • I
V. Bailoy and !.. ells... ..... 28 ~, ~~~~ ...
D. Toombs and Fors!L 28 20 ceneraJ ccntractlng busU-at 325 Alley i>&YlnC @Id Installation where the pavinfl: line would ex-betw-.... lop. 11.!Pl t..MM
R. U.lie and E. cul-24 24 Coral Ave .. Balboa Island. Calif<ll'-certain water main ~ts tend. him, so 'tlo aald, wu -doe-
WELi COME HOME.I M. Vogel and E . ohnson.. Z1 Z1 n!a, under.· the llctltlous llrm on .Balboa Island will go aliNd On the buts of oo '""' pro-ca,_, -'Mtas 111m al ta-c. Leach and R. . 19 29 1~ of f":::" and ~ Coml!U>Y probably after the end ot u..; tests, the c:oundl passed a resolu-l<rvalo, "Oo -Admiral, so N~ Barbor P..t 291 s . and G. FUh. ............ --18 30 and tha sald firm Is oompisecl swruner see.on, as a result ot ac-t!oo adoptlnc the Intention to do ,. ._!" -111 .t.-..i i~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AIO!RICAN LEGION E. and L. Laure ........ -18 30 ol the followmg penons, -tlon taken at the dty council the work. Advertising for bids llad --..ii.-befoni?
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P. Guy and R. den. ....... 17 31 names In full and places of resl-yesterday afternoon. Only two will probably be ·-tponed until ------------' ::'"'-~ -=· :-.. -: DAVID CAMBLE CORSON, and one of these WU described .. would not start during the sum-Dnv. er Dies,· Wife, -,.•...; '""%.:' • -,.,.. E. and R. Broyl .......... --12 36 >lonce are u follows. to-wit: wrltlel> protests were rocei~ late August, "" that the w!>ri< • W Ef.L C Q M E . C A f E "
~~~;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~~W~atch~~the~~~~~~~~ 1107~ North Bay Front, Balboa not subject to the alley ....... mer vacation period. 1 Newport Bhd., C..U. .._ • ~c1. California. . m ent anyway .. hi> 1ot raced a Two Passengers ~ olSS-11
JAMES DAVID RAY, 325 Coral corner, so the resolutioo appri>v-s·kt"nnay Ennis H • . ,·.'Finest Place to Dm' e Awnue, Balboa Island. California. lng the work was voted by the urt In Crash ~. FRAN'S DO-NUT C
In the Blc White Balldtq aa Newpnri
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I WITNESS our hands this llth c:oondlmen. ' At ·--""--·Olis F...;..;.i.ous Complete nmn· er day of February, 1,946. The IJ)lprovement work will coot ~1' · '· alll
DAVID c. CORSON. 18>.686.15. it wu dticlared. bf Sat March 9 Tragedy •truck again °" the ,._ u a. .. to • a. .. JAMES D. RAY. this the dty acr....i seveno1 Coat lolghway Sunday nlcht. A ........ ..
STATE OF months ago to add S15.000 1from recently ro!eued member of the ·SPEX::IAL ARRANGEMENT FOR PARTIE&
COUNTY OF ORAN . Its water fund foc ~ water 'lbe ltar of the Bob H-Pop-U. S. Navy la dead, his wife and 'CM;Jll\&i'rtW&i'I OPEN roa INBnlCTIOJ!r !__' r;; :
On lhla 11th day f February, mains. whlcl> cut doom the..,,.. aodorlt .-. Sklnnay Ennla, ta two other aallon att In the .,.. .'-. Wll. E. L. nn...,.,.,_ ~ •• • _ ,, . • '.'..._
A. D. 1946, before me, Nora S. ment upon the ptuPertJa Az. oomh\c to town. Sklnnay Ennis, pital, grnely h~ u a ~t of . _ -..,..'.".,... ~; f', ..
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Marzwartit. a Notary Public In public hearings had been adYer-the batoneer who ligns In that arear-<!ndttuhof.theirPlymouth1 :;;::::==~===~==3~~~~~~~~~ 0pom and for the aald County and State, tlsed and the .last ooe wu ocbOd-irltlmate, bn!atbl ... style, Is bring-sedan into the trallor of a tank • I
uul 8 u N D A y to reoldlnc therein. duly commls-uled yesterday, only one ._..,.. 1111' hla tine band to the Balboa truck, attempting, u C. M. Gar-
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,..... 6 p. m. • 11 p. m. doned and nvorn. penonally ·~ ed to ask • question. That one Rendezvous Ballroom nex't Sabir· nson. ita driver said afterward. ft!!.m ~;;;;~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~;;T~~ff;~;;BO;;;lll:;;~ .-red David C. Conon and Jamee was a lady wanting to know Clay nlght, March 9. · a tum Into the Seavlew stables at D. Ray, known to me to be the Sldnnay Is one ol tht moot popu-the wes~ end ol the dty.
penona whoee names are 1ubac:rib--p N -Jar band leaden ln the nation and Wltneuet: to the fatal auto
eel to the within lnltrwnent and UBLIC OTICE no the Bob Hope show he is'bown crash said that the sedan carry. Hit
· acknowledged to me that they ex-Y cht BROKERAGE Salel f from coat to coast. Hia many mo-~~~ James A. Meek, ex~sallor and Vo!'
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ecuted the same. a 8 • 0 don pJctures, other radio shows, r~ wife, together with two other
, m wrrNESS WHEREOF I New Boats and Marine S'tpplleli and theater engagements have members of the navy in uniform ~
_ • have hereunto set my hand ;.,,d and equlpment of every klDd and brought hlm wide acclaim. He bu .ind a marine u pauengers were tiliuf-
·NOW TRAINING HELP FOR 0 NEW affixed my official seal the day character buaineu •J,_ 625 l ~t played repeated engagements at lm~ed against the trailer end · and year in this Certificate firlt IDghway, Newport . veach. --.u· all the leading dance spots in the which. apparenUy they cou1d not
FACTORY OPENING ABOUT MARCH above written. ;, fomia, under the fictitlous firm nation and Is now on the west avoid as it attempted to tum off jf.
NORA s. MARGWARTH. name of ROBERT V .. STAATS coast. the Cout highway. ·The accident
}st LADIES' FINE SPORT WEAR Notary Public In and for Or-COMPANY and that 1a1d firm Is Sklnnay Ennis himself a fine happened at a point near 57th •••
ange County, State of Call-compo9ed of the following penom. drummer and u-w'.nPet man, is well street. • AND DRESSES fornla. , whooe names in full and places of known for hls Inimitable style of Mn. Meek and the two sailors,
Pub. Feb. 12, 19, 26; March 5, 1946. residence are 85 follows, to-wtt: singing. He spent many years with whose flfl&meS were not imme-
Single Needle Operators, Pressers, Help in all ~ .ROBERT V. STAATS, 625 Cout the Hal Kemp band, starting with diately available, were taken to
partments. Clean, light, ~;rV ·ractory. work-CEKTDICATE OF BUSINESS Highway, Newport Beach, Cali-them on the North Carolina the Orange County hospital. The -, fornla · · jured ing conditions, the kind of surroundin you will Fictitious Firm Name RACHEL C STAATS 625 Coalt Campua, and then went out on ~e was not in · Meek,
be happy to work in. Excellent pay if. experi---. . . his own. dnver of.the car, was removed to
encecl. If not experienced. we will glad.I teach and THE UNDERSIGNED do here-~~:ay, NeWJX>rt Beach. Call-In the singing department he ~a1tz Mortuary, pending funeral
pay you while learning. by certify that they are conducting WlTNESS our hands this lSth day h~ that comely so~gstress, <?ar-arrangements.
or February 1946.. trune Calhoun. Carmine, born tnto ---·----
.-----------~! ROBERT V. STAATS wealth and P?"itlon has chosen to City Will Hire 52 1 Carr's Feed Store RACHEL c. STAATS spe~d he.r. lime singing ~nd .. E
State or Callfomla ) rapidly. rising to the top in the lection Officers I Hay and Gra in County 01 Orange > ... entertainment wor1d.
Listed here are additional features to
work pleasant .. /Je Jehalrtil!f
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Quality Feeds ~ ON THIS 15t}\ day of February,
_1_ A.D .. 1946, befor~~e, H. M. Ho1-Hi(J'hest Bidder • Lunch Room A resolution for establishing
polling places and setting the pay NE w PORT BALBOA FEDERAL
surance Plan • Nurse in Att ndance
at All Times • Public Addr ss Sys-
tem · • Music While You Work
ker, a Notary Public tn and for ~-
Dally Delivery-Phone 821 the said County and State, r esid-D1'dn't Get c1·ty of 52 el~ction officers for the city ' -
election . on April 9 was adopted SAV INGS and L 0 AN ASS 0 l I A 110 ,/\/
182'7 Newport Blvd. ing therein, duly commissioned and by the city councit Mond"'f after-:11333 VIA LIOC TELEflH CNE 1500
noon. NEWPORT BEACH , CALIFORNIA
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• Transportation Good, Next
P . E. Station and All Busses.
'"' , , 1 111 ST AA TS known to me to be the · I 6'"R'o'c"["f("'l''E"s' : ~~~h:h~th~~::::n~~ to ~=t hit~~ .. :0:~:· ~~~pa ~~~ ranged at six dollars per day. I ;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ There are 13 precincts in the city .11
Establish yourseH now in a pe
all year 'round job
APPLY IN PERSON N
-.. acknowledged to me that 'they custodian's shack-like abode at the i Cold Meats ; executed the same. IN WITNESS 18th street entra nce because she
• !' WHEREOF , I hn.ve hereunto set owned part or the property on I FndtA and Veptable8 i my hand and affixed my official which the much discussed d1A>·el-~ • seal the day and year in thls Cer-ling lies-~ut oou1dn't move it!
• Open Son. • CIOMld Tbnn. " tlJicate first above written. Another bidder got the d eal for
ROSSI'S
Liouor Store
lo&ll Cout m _way
~ Mlle Soalll of tho AJ<lbeo ! ~ H. M. HOLKER, two dollars Jess tMn the $602 Mar-
~ D tt 9 ~ ~ Notary Public in and for gue.rite MacColloch offered. Oloeed on 'l'uelday I u on s arocery j Orange County Stata of Twelve bidders sent in sealed J ~==~~~~~~~=~ " · California. MY Commll-often ranging from $166.19 to $602 ]; MAUR1CE TT ~ Pla08fl %118 : sion expires Mafch 4;1.9t9. for the shack, \\"hich previously
f 11u Newport 81..S. Voeta Me.a! fSEAL) · _ . had lured only one bid or $87.
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FOR INSURANCE 8EE
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Here's what
·those
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new
to n s1gQs mean ou ·
When the Che .... goes up over a
gas swioo, you tbe dealer is an irttl#-
pntlnl in your CXJalllllUlily. You
see, lots of folks ap rec:We tbe friendly, per-
aooal brand of they get u indepmdax
swioos but they 't always know they ate
"home-owned." So new ChehCJG sign and
the distinctive bur dy, aeam and green
paint job is the way e've takm to drive diac
faa home to folb here.
I
. We waat to be sure our Oiltomen get me
• best-and you just aa't bat new Chenoa
Gonlioe, 'RPM .Mocor Oil and all oar odier
=;:.~[==-~to= Snndanf ol ~ \
f!)ftlia's Chenoa Nuioaal Ciedir Cards, roo. I
lncideody, tboee Credit Cards ate migbcy 1 I
handy IX> have around-ID if JOG cloo't al· \
lady haw ooe, we'll be gUd IX> tab your ap-
pliarina anytime you' re in me neigbhodood.
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·REMEMBER ... the sa1I# prodllds, the 1411'• ~ the S11t11t1 foUa lo serw JOll 1
CECIL O. GAUGHAN 210 W. Central Ave. Newport Beach
they must move the house ot ques-
tionable '(intage from the city.
Miss MacCollech, however, said
in her bid that she owned the lot
and wanted it to remain.
0 . B. Reed pointed out that she
owned only part or the property
lj coveted by the buifding, the rest
being on a proposed street. Hence
as she mw:t move It, the second
bidder'' offer was accepted for
OOSTAIQ!&A
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Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life
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Ucenee and Contract
Bondi Wrlllan
$600. He was RB. Tudor. '------------'
GEORGE D. BAsslm' '
General Acco0nting
Fishermen's Bookkeeping
JNOOME TAX 8£.BVIOI!:
• ' 2602 W. Centlil Ave.
Ph. 1805-J
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Army MeChanics
Helped Us Win
Peace and Freedom.
They Can Help You
Keep Your Car
First Class
NATIONAL AUTO CLUB EMERGENCY STATION
Newport Auto Works
Earl Mitchem, Prop.
lU IOth at Coaat Blvd. Pho .. (dayoratpt) Hlt
HERE ARE S0"11 OF THE THINGS
YOU'LL WANT TO THINK ABOUT
IN SELECTING A POSl·TION ••••
• Does the compan7 baw die npar1don ol
beiAg • good pi... to 'llt'Olk l
• An the people Who work tbere the lllmd
1"'ll woG!d lib to ....... frieadal
e A,. dtete onugemeDh for ac~alrlaa
more uid more kiiowi.dge ODd abi1itJ oo
dtejobl
• Are 'tbete !'l'J'Ommitlef fw pro•odam
widl iaitable .-••• 1111aco-......
opomibiliql
e II die job ouady1
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e II dte o&e ...... JOG wtll wwlt -focable.dnn. ... lad,...,,..., Hpz I
wllieamdl
e WiU JOO gee_.. .. with po;.1
• Will JOO be treated with respect ODd ....,. ....... cloa, .•
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The Teleph.o•e Co111p11ny offer'
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OIWICE
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'Ask Damqea for . Hilldreds of 5coldsl aid F
Asserted Overcharp a....-t la District lea.rt of
• At Lampert M~tel Friday at N. B. Gra •r ·
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In Wash9 "'1r-!" A sui t for ird>le clamqft ' -
anaJnst J..ouil Jablon, Ed S . Tub1n. A procram fascinating tQ .;,"TY . .--+-----. --;-, --r~-~
a.et Crank, w•ll known harbor Arthur Sliver and A. Sandy Stein-bu =.-=.: %.. '"";";.; ~':;::-; ,.,..ombie Al
resident. and presl.den• of Udo llle er "5 Ol)l!l'tlton ol Lampert Motel and Son dinner and District Court ~ B..
Con\munity AModatfon, ca:no Into on Coast Hlghwayln N~ wu Pl Honor which will ~held Fri· 1'",'l'I H-. r•
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Authorized
Dealers
for · -• •
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e J"&AC'llONAL B. P. MOTOa llSaVKJB.
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Newport Elech~ Applia•ce . eo.; ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;~$;;;;;;~ the /n•tfonal spotlight turned on ent<r<'d by OPA In superior OOurt day """'1inc. March s, at lheN.,.... ~ell II-'-· I the Edwin Pau1ev oonr-rmation Monday. port BNc:h Grammar school audi-·111 ftllU
. ' , ~gs In Wuhin!t'on la,st Thr OPA ---ol lorium. for lil1 Boy Scwt troops -~ -Nw.-l -
•' Mrt11r'l.9K....;. ....._ 1111 . 1
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week when Crank testified ~fore ~ !:'."_ al:qed ts~ of Costa ~ and Newi;tort Crombie Allen, n one of the :===============:;:=======' · the / Senate committee that he paid by uu~ enan ' ean Be~ bekt known newspa mm in • •
-two California state legis.-Beaumont. Robert A. stra-and . • . to ~ the drawing Southern tilltornia . known to '
'1atdn at $200 per IT)Onth on ~half Robert J . Vldel ~ affair ls a former hundreds bere'clue to residence F h. 'f 0 J • •
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Whether ·it is
saving for a
home,' comf rt
in later yea s,
etc., you ca do
it better t ru
our savings Ian
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P~rt o\
All you Earn
is Yours to
SaV(f ~
Resources $4,906,000.00
Laguna federal Savi s
and Loan Associatio
Laguna Beach, CalH. -Ph. S90
ANNO U NCING
HUBERT E: VAR ELL
as
Wholesale
INK . WELL and PEN SET
I . • It Can't Spill • • -Even if Upset!
Ideal for <ht
OFtllCE • HOME • SCHOOL • HOTEL
in
Southern Counties
ORANGE
RIVERSIDE
SAN BERNARDINO
SAN DIEGO
IMPERIAL
for Prompt Delivery
Phone, W1Tt, or W nte DiTt ct. to
Hubert P. Yarnell Npt.
A# OIL T AT
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You can bet it's not by aa:idait that
' RPM Moo>< Oil keeps your motor
ca.I-, gi,,.. it loagu life. TIJU oil's
ooperially .-pounded to md arboa
~ pttvem corrooioa, stid< to
. ~ spoa that onlinaiy oils i.. .. i... wl npowd to wur, ID. Jip oDda-
tioa. and to eliminate air0bubble1
diit!t would impoit ciraaWioa. Bae
ot l.u,· RPM Mocor Oil t1omi•t cooc
I I . ·--'..--..... z ~ Clayton
. Wholt 'e Dllll:rllliaillioll
U1418·W
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of 1Pauley's California oU com-1by ~ ':i':.::"""ntly acqulftd =esslonal mogician who has for the last few~ died fut ·res· ru·•1t r'ange u1ce. pany. . . been maldng his home In Lquna ~day nl&hl and w laid to ......
<Jrank ls an advertising man In
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Req • M. Said Jl<ad'i and who Intends to retum at! Ontario Sunday. ls brotheP,
Loo AngeleS. He tesllfled that llO Wern 888 to the business, while from Orange Henry, owns a at Corona ( h d)
selected Cecil. King, now a Demo-For William Payne . I there wil1 .~ a llCOUtmuter who del Mar and a da~ghter, Mn. watc it squeeze cratic member of the House of was a tanner archery champion, .Chester Perry, lives Balboa. , ~ ~preaentatfves and John W. Of Costa Mesa I haYlDg beeteo Howard Hill In 'Mr. Allen, with · brother, Ev~ u p<iblle relations men to open competflkln, and who will <>wned the Ontario port untU T tecl"' . E ... ' ~· h M ffi help aet alll!ratlona permits for Roary WU recited at 8 p.m. give an arcl>efY exhibiL 'These 1930, when they sol it. Crornltle oas ng· IS u ns <imProvmients on llllln& 'ltaliolll Monday at the IL R. Brown· Mor-two pedormen-and the awardfn& then devoted all ~ efforts to ' '
llli1'g Pauley's g~lne. ac<ordlna tuary, Santa Ana. for Leo WWlam ol advancement bad&es will mal<e Rotary International and travelled · · .-.
to illspatches frOrit the· capital. Payne, 280~ Birch 1treet, Coota up the Pr<J&1'8Dl. . over the world as ~ good will
He said that the 1tate pay of the Meu, Who died at hla home Fri· Plans for the affair were made ambula.dor. He wu··first presi
Jec!slatOn wu but $1200 -year day. Requiem mast wu said at at the tint of a . series of Sc:OOt dent of Ontario Rotary In 1922.
and that often state legtslaton St. A.nn'1 Catbollc church at 9 18.ders' round table meeUnp 'The former. publisher came to
tqok outside jobo becauae their a.m. Tuesday and burial wu In which was held In the Scwt Hut Ontario 34 yea.rs aco with his
political pay waa lnadeuqate. 'lbll Holy Sepulcl>er cemetery Wider at Custa Meaa Friday. J . Kim-brother, Harold L. Allen, from
wu tn 1939, Crank recalled. be.fore aUlpices of Costa Mesa American ber ot Planet Pictures · was Greensburg, Pa., where the two
Kine waa sent to the national Legion Poat 455. present, and scoutmasters of three had engaged in the · newspaper
concreu u a rep-esentative trom Survivinc are hla mother, Mn. Costa Mesa troops discussed with busineu. He autfered a stroke
San Pedro. Mary Payne, San Francisco; a him the possibility of a picture nearly .two years ago at hil home, :===========I daughter, Mn. Olive Riches, No~ show for Costa Mesa next month, ,167 N. EucUd avenue.'· and riever
frozen food
Cabinets
HollywoOd; two brothers, Walter using 16 milimeter colored film!. fully recovered. He had spent the
ot Hollywood and Raymond Payne Present at the meeting were major portion of the last ye~ a~
of San Francisco; three slaters, Field EJtecutive Bob CUlbertson, Balboa and had been a patient
Mn. Ollve Gordon, Corte Madera, District Commlssioner Bob East-~~·the hospital for a month. .
Mn. Edythe Berger, San Fran-man J Kimber· representing Allen wu a rµember of Stgma
clsco, and Mn. Elizabeth Oldfin, ~ 20 were ~tmaster Bob Delta Chi, newapaper fraternity,
Vancouver, B. C., and two grand-Service and Committeemen Harold and of Bethel Congregational
children. Knighten ; Troop 6, Scoutmaster . church and wu ll1:' honorary mem-
------'(" Harold Hall, and Troop 17, Srout-ber of the Ontario Rotary club. Heinz Kaiser master Johnnie A~u .
Installs Manager
In Bayshore Camp
Parkway Project
s.u that unwanted art1c1e Now Under Way
through News-Times a~. Excavatio~ by giant bulldozers
has started the new freeway link-
. by May 1, 'instead of Decor ation ing Santa Ana and Hollywood, a
A new full-time manag~r of the Day, as usual. The store is being project which will cut the driving
Bayshc:>re ~p has been mstalled , redecorated, the beach enlarged, time of Santa Ana and the metro-
by Heinz Kaiser, well known for-and sports for children extended, politan area in half.
.. • Coffee ·
25c .
at the
Breakfast Club
The New
Blue Room ·
him Street at Ceo~
Balboa
Roll -A -Door
By
mer restauran~ man ~d owner of he said. Africa's family have mov-The $20,000,000 project began ~he ca~p which ~e is currently ed. to their new home in Costa last week at the Los Angeles end
unproving to_ antlcipa.te the great-;jM~es~•i· iiiiiii~~~o~f~th~e~ro~a~d~w~a~y.§§§~§§~~~~~~~~~~~~~ijijijijiijiijii~mF~ est season since taking over the
location on 17th street and Coast ·
highway in 1929. The new manager
is John Africa, recently from
Tulare, "'here he was operations
manager of the Tex Rankin Aero-
nautical ACadeniy. Since 1898
Franchise Dealer
6-Door Beach-In
Porcelain Jnt.erior
82S So. Los Angeles St.
.An•behn, Callf.
EMERGENCY PHONE
•-WmMU
Africa. a former newspaper man,
had a hand in the training of
10,000 cadets, many of whom came
from San ta Ana Army Aif Base.
One of those cadets trained by
Rankin later became America's
top ace-Mayor Richard Bond,
killed in a tryout of a Lockheed
Shooting Star after th.e end of the
war.
The new manager will live in the
camp ground and operate the
camp which is now undergoing an
improvement at a cost of $30,000.
It is expected to have the area
paved and utilities ~leted be-
fore the end of April. Kaiser said
that he fully expects the camp
ground to be filled with trailers
Beer
Wines
Liquers
Whiskey
gg~g~~
@~~~ c:>
Boot. ud Boy "-
him antl Bay, n.11-
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1946
TRUSCOn
CRUISERS
on Display
at I
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920 Coast Qighway
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NOW
E .... ,.bod,. wan11 good&
Manufacturtta want to make them •
for yon.
l' et month.I after the war'• end, yqa
atill find it difficult to get many of the.
thing• yoa want and ohould have.
So, ian't thia the tiuie for all of 1111 to
take atock • , • to learn a leuon ••• to
find -1, ii "e can, what will !'D"' the
trouble. we are having and prevent
&heir reearrence?
Let'a look. lllH\ad and agree on a ' . prognm ~t will imare the fall pro.
da~tioa e.erybody. agreea ia the real
anower lo mO.t of our problema.
Suppoee ~e begin by taking a good
look at three·roedhlodu to proaperity..o
STRIKES
Whatner their jaatice or lnjutice,
lllrikee paralyse production, foree
people to !I.le ap their aaTinga, and
m.It In. ao. ... that caa-be ....de
ap.
PRICE CEILINGS
Full prodaction ian't poaaible wbea
lndaatry aden 1-beeaaae 0£.rill:'
lag -and froaeia · pricea. Priee
ceilinlJI Umit production -g.....U
jmt don't get made.
GOVERNMENT SPENDING ..
Continued huge governmei:,l 1peading
meana continued high laxea. High
laxee diacourage production, hinder
the creation of joba, and leave yog
leaa to 1pend.
ISN'T THIS THE WAY?
11ae people, through Coagreea~ caa
remoYe the8e roedhlodu In. the long•
range ln.ltte81a of all •• ;
By eetabli1bing a labor policy that
will treat labor and management
euetly alike, and abo-.e all be lair IO
the pnblic;
By remarlng the ohacklee of price
eontrol on manufactured goodo;
By ca.llln.g down oa government
•pending DOW and balancing the
Federtil badget by the 1947 6oeal y~
at a leYel of lneome and oglgo that
iasl"'Y"" caa atand.
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Do yon ~ thia program la la
the poablic In.-?
Yoar Reprumtalhee In Co~ '
8ft the -1y oaea that can ~I ii into
e8'ecl. Tell them how 7fl" feel a.boul IL
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NO PAIN-NO DIWGS-NO 8UllGEaY-NO INIMJtlO:l'IL
OONS'llLTAftON hlU BY APPOll'lllllMNT. PBOIO: UM
Dr. E.. f. Bell, D. C., hC.
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I . FP~u~lllU~c~No~n~•~iiiiiiiiiill ----~---,..--iOld Yacht CJab N&Vf. Accepting _ Latst1_11i_::t Na-~~ J! :™ 0nurt. ~ J:91~.!:.: Soughtf~ New _Two.Year Enliitmtnta ::-1.::.;: :::!c ~~
-nom.. -.... 1 , ... Sportfishirig Venture . -v c1ara the out1nc c1eporw of THE UNDERSIGNED 4o bore-u follows. to wit: I "Layinc the _.. for a ~ the Na-A1>t-club.
by certtty .tbit tboy me coocllirt.-Omar J . w-. Rt.'1. Bos 11112, The lkelotons. If they ~ , Navy to aafoS\IU"d our nation'• --n-to.Glut F-t
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UALTo& N-,._
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o.r...a w ..... ~ Inc .,. iuto oourt bo•b 111 at llZI VIiia. California. • In the_,. at the one-time ,;et ~U.. -belp enfaroe world Ire l'OOd. but -I• lboulcl be
W. Central Awnue, Cty ot New• Jllliee Wlloon, Rt. 1, Bos 11112, Newport Yadtt club n...t how -oo.ftbe Navy Rttrultlni: -carried. Rood llllfoce ii Icy in port 8eMh, County of Oranp, VIit.. Clllfornla. rattled with ullclpitlon Moad.ay today _lo ,occeptins appllcotlom _far lpOtL . .__ __________ ,
Stlte ol Clllfomla, .-the_ fto. wuu.m F . Marx. 1122 W. Cell-at.., noon when a .. .,...--two-~ enllstmenll, tbe lbcrteot \;:::::::::;;:-::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ tltloUI llrm name of Boy View tra1, ~ e.ach, Clllfomlo. made at the recular -... of U.e period ol enllstment, in more than 11
WITNJ:SS our -lhil 2Dd cloy city -to ..... this veaoroble two c1e<;ac1e1. ,, -. " VENmAN BLINDS Nl:W LJ)l'B
Craft GTeeting Cards
8t tla•s:)
Brookings V arietv
of March, 1946. ~ yacht club foe 0 lpllrtsfilhlnlf An..._t to that effect Y0""°4a '
OMAR P. WIU!ON londlna. WU made by 01lef M. R. Mano-
JANICE WIU!ON The old green shed j\St ,..,.t field. officer In charee. ot the Novy
WILLIAM F. MARX of the OVttheod brldlfe lrontinc Recruitlnc Stltlon In thll. area
State of ClllfonLia ) on the boy whlcll ance boused 'tbe
. WOOD • ' 8'1'EEL • ALUlllNUJI
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Boan: County ol Oranire ) a ambitious venture would be lllit-
ON THIS 2nd cloy of Mardi able dockage. if fixed up. Richard
A.O., 19t6, befoce me Ruby A. Griffin believes. from which to dla-------------------+-------------------l ThomPIO" • Notary l\lblic In ud patch ftlhing partle1. He wonted ..--------------------;-------------------•l for said County and State, ~-only motor ttpaJr pr;ivlleae1 Wee.
U..-' GT'Cl'\11 ...._
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Matthews' Cruiser
Late This Month
8li ~ ·miia-r Plloae Newpwt S'J80.W I •
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lnlf then!ln cluly ~ ud wise, ud not &enetral boat owr-
IW<>rn, penona))1 -ored Omar haul.
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Bubbling over with enthusiasm !
Mr. Oild Mn. ~ V. Staats
were telling friends over last
wee.kend that utey had just been
ln!ormed from Port Cinton, 0.,
that the first Matheft• cruJ.ser to
be ahlppecl tiµ& way from the fac-
tory ls leaving today for their
Coast hte:hway showroom. It is
exprf'Cted, here about March 20.
Marine Upholstery -Nooks and Booths
A SPECIALTY-'
J. Wilson. Janice Wllaon, and Wils The matttr was taken under 84-
llam F. Mars known to -to be vUement by the city enlflneer.
the persona whole names are 1ul>-
1C11lied to tlie within lnltnunent.
Slaaw's Upllolstei-y
Watchmake and jeweler
r Island
'Tu.Jill . You ·CJeere?
MARCH 9t'1, 1946 at S o'clock in the afternoon
MR. ·FRED BECK will AUTOGR H bis book •
"SECOND CARROT FROM
at onr NEW store.
Reserve your cop
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and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF; I hove
hereunto set rity hand and attl.xed
my official 1eal the cloy urd yYar
In this certificate ftnt abo.Je writs
ten.
!SEALJ
RUBY A. THOMPSON,
Notary Public In and For
Said County and State.
CMy Cornmluion Expires
May 24, 1947.)
Pub:-March 5. 12, 19. 26, 1946.
r our friends and mine
.Mr. and l\llrs. Jack Cole, Balboa
Island, entertained with a dinner
recently in honor of the host·s
birthday, an evening of cards fol-
lo,ving. Guests were Mr. and Mn.
Tom Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.
George P'eters and Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. rung.
Appoint 4 New
Bbard Members .
To Coast Assn.
H. F . Kenny, newly elected
prrsJdent of the Orange County
Coast assoclation, has appointed
tour new members to the board
of. d1recton of that body, making
a board at 25 in all, including the
officers. New members are F . W.
Hickman of Seal Beach. William
Galllenne of Huntington Beach and
Suoervisors Willis 'H. Warner and
Irvin George Gordon.
The directors met tcxiay (Tues,
dayl in special session to plan
a program for 1946, at the Weis
come cafe on Newport boulevard
near the south gate of the Santa
Ana Army Air base.
'hftlq, l"llnltare UpMlaterlal' _. Wzr '•lac
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Pickup and Delivfty Service • n. El'/'1'"tes
Oftr W1at' 8&q Wt Rzp :Ir
1111 c-t lllchwa1 "tor ...__ Agents for the Mathews for
years before the War, the Staats
were up to their necks in boat '""'.:--------,----------------.IJ
building during the conflict, and t==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::;::::::::;:::;:::;::::::i
later sold out the property to Sea· THE HURLEY ·· BELL craft company, headed by John
Harvey of Long Beach. While 135 <X>AST HIGHWAY, CORO~ DEL MAR managing the yard for' H arvey,
soon td be 'ready for boat ·recondi, ...,,, -,rr=;: .. , 4 .•.
tioning the Staats also have plans OPEN DAILY ··
for exhibiting their six-place "38
sedan" luxury cruiser. Many or,
ders have been taken, it was said.
AT 4 P. M.
Sandaya at ! p. m.
"The House of
Fine Foods'"
AT OUR NEW STORE, ll05 NORTH jl\Urn< STRUT
Formerly Clas. Hom
On the enlarged board as no~
constituted are the following, from
. -------~-~1 th• harbor area: w . M . Longmoor, For Reservations Call Newport 1273
representing Newport Beach; Irvin ;=:=;;:;:::========:::::; i.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~;~;;;~
Capt. Siegenthaler of Louis\'ille,
Ky._. and Capt. s)usscr. a former
reside nt, are guests for a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Campbell. 1559 East Ocean boules
van!, BalOOa, while on temporary
duty at Santa Ana Army Air Base .
PAINTING .. I.! Yean Bent... i. N.-port
e.-rA.-
BOOM S 616 NORTH MAIN ADE BLDG. HARRY HALL
PHONE ll8%3 SANTA ANA P&DrTIJ!fO CO~ ., ... J.-.. ... ... ., ..
The Pa~ific Te ep,one and Telegraph Compa1y
aid S1b1ldl1rl11
So1th1r11 C11ifor11la 1l1pho11 Co.-8111 T1l1pho11 C1. of Nevada
$400,000,000
Excerpts fr
ive-Year Expansion Program
the 1945 A1nual Report
"ALTHOUGH ·h apo-
duced an ez.ceptiooal
lf'O•th tbrou1hout the
war ,an. ow compmiy
did aot profit from the
..... The lahuMrioD • • •
"""poriaa me,.., !M5-
._ el al the route to
lfakyo lloy-wlch 19:39-
.. ,_, ia which oroll!!OJI
wv doqcb cac mm ma.
pndia1 aloom-.i•idly
~7'9 OOC cm1y wbt.t
~ c:ami-sJ'• cqmt.sioa
no• CE TO WAR AND noM WAR TO PUCE po11.,......., fumbl. ... """ ,._,we Nrricc; IO nod.
11>e ..rnaa. ...._1csn1
M pcmiDle; IO cbarp lot
.. llU'fice ooly u •OM"Q.Cd
to bep CJllf lt'OmpiDJ .....
dal.ly .tprow-it h ol.
Td<pboa'°';:"::.'j~'.°. ..io t ..
... , .. -1-7~' 39
-Toll .-! Loet DQ. ......
Toca! Callt • • • U91l.90.s.f0 ~Z..,JJ Jl1,102,t9J 169
~~ -rlcal lmponaoca ' d>et 111 ~r:er· . rilOrf) • • • • • ,,.,,,,_ 11,766,999 I l,116,~ l'IO!I ,. ......... bo--~
will CODtiAoe to Tlt?C' tbs
IMCllU7"7 &IDOQ:Dtl of ...,
capi.m..l aeerW to IMX'OCJi..
pJish th••• obj«ti•u.
Eamiq:t dwi are edeqm• uelamepoli6cm.....,
' bea:uw •miap dwt UI
Plue 1a..._rt . HP3,560,l>e tGll.>50.991 t115,190.t-0.
Opcratla1R....._ ttn,1~ fl"'870.* tll6,701,71S 'h1,:;;t 15,7~~ Ul,17',676 "'5,f75,716
llM I
" .... _ _....,.me
,_a al ill war efon. bat
oloodiolmpoaoldW-
...... • ia a.jo( opu-
lliam.
T~ s.m;. ·. ·. · . ~ Jl,156,91, 109.73'-"l 76,57',017
Opcratiq ~'!""'
n•
(bclon ) •.• 12,165,2'4 tl67,291,87' • 15,121,6.IO '°' 2°' 1--odequa• -olrily jeopsrdlao ... ~ Operatiq T •• t 17"79,917 a J~n a 55.7M.085
Tout Pa ••• a S6,02"20' •J.U,619.994 • 61,666,789 12'
71
.IO ,.
cieocy and the tlC'Opr of die
•"ice. Thus, our com•
pa.ay aod .che public it
ten'a have a common iD:
11Utst. lo full f'K'"OP!tim
of dmt iata:at, tbc: chatps
for th• . IU'rica rCndered
should tt«ea • &it treat•
mmc poli('J apftSltd ia
nta which, at all tit:oa.
will be au"Jt that touad
et'OCl.om.ic coo.sideratioot
will pttnil ia the itltetat
of all part.io-tbe peuom,
""TU ftibeaomeaal de-
...ios-o1 me Pod&:
l!.mploy<at • • • • 25>,999 51,2G IJ,2M
U.091 """ ""' Cout widii ia uemeodout w ......
lacome A~· ihi<, 17,ll07 '"'" 17,6.IO
for lat and . suide. ia CClmlDtlUt ia-
d..117, milicary ao<1 "!'..i
ktivitia hu p.19Ced. and
will coatiaue «> ~ a -
ICtin& dan•n<b upca our
compaay. With tbt oatioo-
wide intttffi in this W..
Bung S«lioa with its ra~
JdJ y e:a:paodiog markeu
and i.ts outstanding growcb
~oteati11li1 ies, ou.r coc.
'patty will u-pcricocc ii:a
a..... . . ... • n.'60.•}4 a •"115,115· a 1.6"'5» A•~hn ... ed
C.pual . i .... S3,,,293.069 9'12,}'4,160 t '7,0,.,091
RHU.m on . ted
CapiW • • . • • 6.33~ J.87$'9 .46%• 7•
Pu Shani
. Eamiag• • " .•
Difldench .•••
t7.Jl7
J7.1'
'9.7' Tua ..
the i.m.mediatt rean abnd, as tM, an now
ri.Jualiz~ ao unptteedcoctd exp&mioo.
"Out immtdia;tt task ahead i.s to rmdu
TIU'fitt to all .-bo want ic and to restore
ilDd IO ta.kt out laTice to ON heights.. A.J
le aooouoad Dramber tan. ia the: ~
ciiace 6wr}u.r puiod our romptny will be
mquired 10 make opendituta for oew <a.
atnaetioa ~g $400.000.000 mcL as
a ~ auaordi.aary amonou of
DrW apiW will .be rcqnired. Tbe-aeaatioc
aad sewed ol this mt.ix. program ut die--
pmdmc upoa the 8ow of .......itable mm--. mae<riab, _,. .-! me Ind ol
OOsions coodibom. 'Ihe <OOP'UDO'•tioa of
1bt program fcs 1946. oow well udtr way,
wiU ~ it is aria-red, • all·U...
lllP """'"1ioue Qf u.,.....i. ol '90.000.·
000 for onr comcracticm. Th.ii compua
'!rich meJJJ,eoo,ooo ~ • ~ i.
d:tasi .. o1,..,;.h n • 1 d. ct. arw pa.
tddidom . foe "'" .,. ..... al -"
.... 8100.000.000. TMg ns-i fiMn will
•-m..doolilodio~-,W.c
o&H1>• o1 ... f,1,000..
"'JO do oil ............. -.. mlod
will cake men. maUriaJs and moaey. Om
program will offe.r cmploymenc oppommi-
ries ro many mco. a.ad ~ ooc oaly in
the mmmfactutt, o:muuctioo aod installa-
ticm of the added plaar., but .i.o ia dM
maioumoct and opuatioo of a cootinu--
ous.Jy impnwing and up1nding Kt'f'iu.
Om nn undtttUiog will require fat irs
ICCOC!plisbmmt camiap that are 11>ffi0mt
to atrnct dw huge 1Um1 ol MW apital
needed. ~gas it docs a fnnda!D"Otal
Upifinnct to nttJ ciry, town. •illage a.ad
1wn1.. oiuoughow che Pacibc eo..~ me
..,..,...mm1tioa of oar wipnadm~ pt1>
p:mn will result io ioc:rauiq: the plant ia·
•M•WG.C of oar c.-pasy bf almc '° pu
cw. hriagina iu toc:a1 plw: la:; , ... '°
• ..ee•ot qgrtpCiag o,...ardu of • bil-
Uoa dollam
-nae era of ua11•.dr.tts e«1•"""c. that
OITI' a:mpmy hla DDW eotl:nll pbas _.
.. )ii!jQa of .. inc -aaitudl opoe
--""" .. foroud '!rich • 1 ---·~---· wd.l will cootiouc tD be well welted. .la
ourcomi-oJ'• followin& outits nnb'ithsd
•
the: e:mpJO)'ftS ao.d the in-...,,on.
"A fU(aSsful natioa ii a protpttOUJ oar
doo. lo order to ioaease aad to sunaio. die
produ<tion which is •iml co that prospeto
iry,' busiDeu md indwUJ must., of neco-
siry, prospe.r as mast thf:i.r pcnoa.nel who,
through the dedicatioo of iodi.Tidual efton,
roalribute to the fonvard m.a.rcb of Am'1"
Ka. 11W luodameocal concep<, me .._;.
tiaa of me olignicy ao<1 wonb o1 che ;,,,i;.
-rlclccal ....i me ..i .. of ,,.. .. .....,;...
with. tqml opfiuctuaity for s..U-dM ~
icaa ,,.7 o1 ~ prodnctd me iu,.,_
-iatd"' li .... -ail peo;:J-Pros-
-i.. i.-me-o1 me ...u..."'
oar pat Nacioa--U ,nu be ct. eemllC •
~ ol oar C0111pmy, • it ... bem ii.
cbe ..,,. eo .nadir a •1 :....V,. ..,...
ico, w!lldo m._i,;,, .._ e&;_,. ...i
mp.dsbility, will <.'Olldw '° _.. llt
fall miiailmoo.. ...... ---
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•
George Gordon, Newport Harbor: 11946 Model ------Braden Finch, Corona del Mar,
and C. W. TeWinkle, Costa Mesa. · Lawn Swings Talented Girl
Chemist Returns
To ':'· c. Campus
Miss Erma Orr. daughter or
Mr. and ~{rs. Vernon Orr, 604
Broad street, Newport H eights,
returned last week to re~ume her
studies a t the University of Call·
fornia, Berkeley campus. She left
there In her junior year to become
junior chemist with the Standard
OU company at Richmond, where
she served during the war ~n a
leave of absence f-rom the school.
Before returning to college she
With white frame covered with
vat clfed army duck and 4 Inch fringe on canopy.
·ow AVAD.ABLE!
nt Time ln Yean
Wood Slat
orch Shades
Santa Ana Tent
&Awning Co.
1826 s. Main
105 Coast
Santa -~
Blvd., Lacuna
spent a week at home. ~-----~------'
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STEA -KS -
OUR SPECIALTY
GENUINE
HOT
• B UTTERJlllL&
CAKES • Complete Luncbeon-55c • .
Open 1 to 7 -Sundays 8 to 5
Kids' Cafe
HM Newport Blvd.
Barney and Al. Props.
Costa,Mesa
r~r -
' pg fO!I! S9!!!!!f!ll W.WOl#IA COC!!7!1 7!!11' commm A WT '"
•
l!Vichlo chdr bouadtrics .., coaanlftftd
che oxunl ......._ che ....... ., aod die .
nu·io.crculng s~ o( bu.man codctYOr·
witb whicb empila att acat.ed. Hett is llQo
u..u.d dearial O><tJY IOcl power to. gialll
&ctorics aod a.a. abundance of tile-giving
,,.,.. to. fertile iaa4t-Hct< is oil-wbido
mmed die -.,._ 11111 """ .........
wheds of pcl«-produced ca qauticia
a-•.ceN:tlllt wUb the aeedt ol. the mtion. __ ......,_la __ _
,_ -..., «die pl-. tbip. ..... __ .,.._ __ ,. __ ff ......
.m. i....i. r..-.. bids bas ._. auxti o1 die
i>od 'Wida w!lldo 10 {eed I GrTing ......... .,....,,,._ .. _
la paa.bubon-~ "'~ ol"'""" ood --.,. ol a ......, ... .,..."'! ~ _.., pbca ....... . .
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~:~t~::::tofbeP NEWS-TIMES CLAS ''IED~~--John R.. Neloon, '!""> waa with
the Clout Guard aa motor ma-dllnllt'• mat•, receh'Od his dis-----~---if-~-
nlng. PREClNCT? b. 3: • Read ....... fOI', Profit • • I U11e Tham for -Resulta . . .
Polling plaee: Oty Jiall. N~----If you don't ftDd what you are JooldDc for adwrtbed In tblll ~ llhmle Newjliirt· 8"dl 12 or l3 Uld ...__,..a owa advatll TI!l!t ---
cb&rp at the San Pedro .. .,..
, radon center after retUrning from
Honolulu where be wu stationed tor about . four mtha. After
spendinc a week with his -enta,
Mr. and J>fn. Axel Neaon of
Nowport Heichts, be went to Oak'-
land but expects 1o retw-n home
port Beach, Callfo;.ia. •· ' I ..-.-, ~~aJdescrlp on of voting ;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;~~~======~~~:;;':;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;ii;i;;====;;;Jii~~~~;;;:iii;:========::~;;;;;';:;:;=;;:;;~;;:;;;~;;;;=;~;;:;;~;;~;;===========~:=;;;:;:;=;:;:;:;;;;'~=========:;;
All that portion 0 the Oty• of ·-O(Jliil& l• DIPl.OYJIDl'I' orrmu • 90ATll. --.. -2AL AllfNOWNCl&llSNft .. ~-~w:~·~·~·~-~· ~T~·~-~-----.J.~:,~u~·~L~-~l~A~t:a~-----_!IT
IOOft,
Mr. and Mn. W. S. Hansakor,
127 28th street. are both Ill at
~ home with the "flu."
PUBLIC NOTICE
CEJSTinCAT& OF BUSINEBB
Flctl-.0 Firm Name
Newport Beach dose bed aa fol· FOR A RELIABLE Paint Job on WANTED --per to Jive J'Ull! Jl)QUIPKl:NT 1-1"8 -Study at H--RHI Est.!"""'""
lows: All that port!°' of Newport your home, call NewtJOl"i IOU in. Call NewPorl 1566-J. IJl.ltc ~ Pyt-A Foam nftll8. Guanntee-:lOll Security BJdc.
Bay within the bulkb ad lines and aft« 4:30 p.m. l~Uc W AITRESSEs WANTED _ Bay CO. lll<ed .,.-.-Pd ~ Paaadena. Calif. 11-:lOtp
the City Jlmlts of N •. Beac)\ . Shere car •. 17th .. Coast Hllh---_.ga... li:TS llOKIN .. N Del
and that portion otN .•• Beach BICYCLES Pb· N-t-•• l'Uc GALVAN, 1000 Clleot ~. 0 ay between the oe'i'ter lnes of 22nd Solid, Rented or Rep&tred.. ~ay. _._ ... ~..-..,..... ~ Pbone 1184. ~Uc ..1....--
and 13th Streei, and the bulkhead VOOEL'S W ANTED-Ezpert boat mechAn-Rdlniob your li:itchen ,bsthroom •
line and the mean hl1 b tide line. 100 Main Bt.. Dalbo& tc1. alsO experlonced boat repair ALL PLASTIC 12-~. 11().lb. TOP-with new tile board.
PRECINCT ~kl. 4 : 208 Xu!De, Balboa IAland. man. See Mr. llillller at Bay 0-CAR BOAT and CARRIER.
Polling place: Fl: ~ Station, N-Uc Shore Camp. 14-Uc ,_ on display. Other models F. P. Waldron
703 East Bay Avenlie, Balboa. -soon -cllnshlos. sallboata, nm-Telepbcxw 23(W. s-&tc
California. HELP WANTED -Want relined abouts, a'Ulserl & paddleboards. -------,--~-::-:--
nil: UNDERSIGNED do here-Brief general d<Scr!R Ion of voting · woman to uollt mother ol 2 Plastic Waten:raft Co .. '103 E. Carpenters Available
by certify that they~· conducting ~ct : AWNINGS childrft1. Room; boan1 and aal-Central. Balboa. Phone 683. ror ~ n•tn•··-
a Machine Shop -.,._ at loot All that portion o the Qty of vy. Pb: N. B. 2210. . &-Uc IJl.ltc , ud "°""'
ol 31at Street. 017 ot Newport Newport Bea<\> des< Hbed as fol-and CANOPIES WANTBD-HOTEL MAJl. ~ S Cl . .Z. 11a••11T-
Beach. County of Oranp, Stata lows: From thf Int ·on of the Ila. ""'-MO FOR ALE-Ollll -~ II
".'f,.Callfarnla, w1dor the t!ctl-.S eenter line ol Monter Avenue and -54-ft. all mahogany cruiser, two U-tte
nnn name of Central Marine En-the bulkhead line b !tween U. s. WANTED -Nunemalcl for tw!jt 200 h.p. Ste<llnp. -----'--------st-Ina Co., and that lald !Ima Statlonsll3andl14;thencealong Slats-0-Wood Awning Co boY.. H montbl old. Mother Ill CCCAux111arySloop.Veryclean, KEYS
ta compooed ol the f-..C per-center line of Mont< !o Avenue to of <>ranee Count) bualneu. Phone Laguna 7811. all recoodl-.. -~ Toa woa
oms. -.... .._ and _._ the eenter line of lay Avenue; 71!1 S. Pblladelphia St. IJl.4tp 36-ft. ... -coin& Aux111ary Ketch, V<XD:L'.a
ire u fol-., to wit: thence along eenter line of Bay Anaheim Phone 3119' • -built In llMO. · 100 lll&la BL. Bal-
John Ayling, 2117 N. MattnZO. Avenue to the centtt line of Island FOUNTAIN GIRLS WANTED-SWALES YACHT ANCHORAGE 208 Xartna, Bal-1"lalld Calif One for steady work. one for o T WAI.KEY , -Altadena. . Avenue: thence eoui.herl>\. alone FREE ESTIMATES Wtt-k end only. Gundenon ~... · · c. R. Ruatenbacb. 11!31 ADecro the center line of 1 and Avenue Anywllere In Oranct County ~·... 17th .. Coaat HlchW&Y
Squatt, San GahrleL Calif. to the mean hlch tic line; thenee 11-Uc Store. Phone 515• IJl.ltc Phone 162 Newport Beach --M
· Donald V. Muncy, 1833~ S. At-along said mean hie tide line to WANTED _ Men (or Women!, 18-2tc FOR RENT Larp room for em-
lantlc, Alhamra, Calif. ·-the center line of 4aln Street; P-oaw-v-m Neat-appearing for profitable ... .,.., ••mo 11 ployed couple. Phone H~R.
WITNESS our hand thla 21at day thenee northerly alo c the eenter PAINTING _ PAPl'<R 11.AlfGINO advertlslnc campalp now In ef-MC · • · IJl.2tc
J. M. MILLER
15th and Central
-f-
Lido Isle Bay Front
One of the best located lcSts 2-Bedroom home; Y&'Y~ mcJd..
on Lido Isle. With a street em. Immediate p:11m.
at e&ch end. Priced at Must be seen to be appreciated
. Only $3000 $16,000
Lido Isle ---·
Bay Front lot; fine location.
Balboa Peninsula
Lot
Bulkbee.d already Installed. Choice location.
Beautiful vier. A real buy
_ at $12,500 $3000 • -1-
Phone Your Listings In
and we. will . give them every consideration
of February, 1946. line of Main Street to the bUlk· and DJX)QIUTDfO feet. Excellent opportunity If BEAUTIFUL Spinet type mirror CEMENT MIXERS FOR RENT-JCO~R~~ACH htheead line; thenee " ~terly along B. 'If. ~ you qualify. Apply Mr. Van piano,,• barsaln.Co. T:N· ~ S3 per day. 511 Eaat Third S t'., .,, Newpxt 8-:11 •
· ~ u~• ~ .. ~ bulkhead line to the point of u 4 Old 0owo1y Rd., I'll: 1.86-W Dettn, 508\i N. Main St., Santa Sd>mlat Plano , o. ~ ,Santa AnL Phone 1704. 17-ltc /'
J. M. MILLER
15th and Centnll -1M2
18-ltc DONALD V. MUNCY beginning. ~ -116-ttc Ana. l&-lotc Santa Ana. 8-Uc .. ~, EXCHANGE 2·bedr""OOI". mun-"On Your Way to Balboa"
' State of California J. PREClNCT I 0 . 5: "~ -----------------------
County of Orange ) u . Polling plaee: Wall-• Garage, Ta.t.lflPOST.ADUW , ll a.u.w: --.i.&JIOIOW • GOOD Uled planol. Some u -furpllhed Apt. In Long Beach, IMMEDIATE poueulon. COila
ON nns 21at day of February 1530 Ocean Blvd. Newport __ u $89. Fine for practice. Eaay Belmont Shotts diltrtct, 1 block EV A F. RHO DEW Mesa. BeautltUlly tlanl!!hed me
A.D., 1946, before me Nora S. Beach, California. WD.L DRIVE alternate days to terml. Or will rent. Danz-troin bay for. unfurnished house --bedrm.. home. Blondwood p\&no,
ldarKWarth a Notary Public In and Briel gener al de=ip ion of voting· Los Angeles. Write or see W. H. AdJ'ustable Crutches SChmldt Plano Co., 520 No. Main or apt. In Newport area. Phone Newport Heights dual floor furnaee, lot 5:1><140.
fOl' said County and State, reoslding precinct: Huber, 435 Goldenrod Ave., Co-Santa Ana. ~tfc N. B. 2560. 14-4tc 50x.127_ft. lot with sewer. Cash. 141 V,irginia Place, Coata
then!ln duly commissioned and All that portion o the Oty of rona del Mar. 17-4tc WANTllD TO BENT a "900 Mesa. lS-4tp
sworn, personally appeared J ohn Newport Beach des<r;bed "" fol-SANTA ANA AUTO TRAVEL Newport Pharmacy Arvin & Emerson ..
Ayling. C. R. R ustenbach, Don ald Iowa: All that port! n of Balboa SERVICE-Private can to all 2108 Oeean Front Phone 5 -RAD I 0 S ROOM OR APARTMENT wanted , El B --3-BEDRBOOaMlb~.:1m!5. ~~dwlth full
V. Muney known t~ me to be the Peninsula lying in the City of u s A lS-ltc 24-Hour Radio SeTvlce by 2 employed gtrl.!. Phone ayo Tract
persons whose names are subscrtb-Ne\\>-port Beach fror the center dtl:}~NSE.D : ~~lrRED Short Circuit Radio 1763-W after 4 p.m. 14-4tt 2 Bedroom ani:l a maid's room, llv-alze wardrobe closet, 2+ear gar.
ed to the within Instrument, and line of Main Street e sterly to the Ph: Santa Ana 6548. 312 French Ftre Place and Kindlin& 305 Palm, Balboa APT OR SMALL house by local ing room. dining room, kitchen age with laundry, fireplace. In·
acknowledged to me that they exe--H arbor en trance. Street. l6-4tp W 0 0 D Phone l638-W l3-tfc couple. No children or pets. Ph: & 2 bathrooms. Sunporch. ~ullt terior freshly decorated. _All cuted the same. PRECINCT 0 . 6: Delivered 2268. . . 15-4tp in 1940. This lovely home has good furnit ure incl. electric re-
IN WITNF.SS WHEREOF , I have Polling place: Fi e Sta tion. WANTED -Ride to Bethlehem · H . W . WRIGHT-Ph. 2030 STEINWAY Grand, like new, one WANTED TO RENT or lease, un-wall-to-wall rugs and comp)ete frigerator and gas range.
hereunto set my hand and affixed 3Z7 Marine Avenl!e Balboa Steel. Terminal Island from 1784 Newport Blvd. 3-ttc of the world's greatest pianos. furnished house. Phone l850-R. heating unit. Excellent view of $14,500 •
my official seal the day and ye.ar Island. California. ' Huntington. Beach. Day shift. WHY P AINT YOUR BUMPER? Gorgeous tone. Beautiful case. .S-tfe ocean a nd bay. 228 Pearl. Phone Hub Po~,
in this cer tificate fi rst above writ-Brief general descrip~on of voting Contact Anthony fl{ollrca. Phone This Is an instrument for the • $19,500 Newport 62-W. l8-2tc
... • ten_ precinct :· collect. H untington rlear'h 5462. Use KROS-O'S · discriminating buyer. Danz-WANTED by :responatble LTele--BEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE &I
NORA S . MARGWARTH. All that portion c the Ci ty of 18·1tp RUST OFF Schmidt Piano Co., 520 No. Main pbooe Employee. 2 or 3 bedroom Vacant Notary Public in and F or NeW]X>rt Beach desor ibed as fol-Santa Ana Prtlc ' bouae. Permanent. Phone Santa WILL TRADE 1939 V-8 La Salle
Co d S Sold at All Dealers An 5829 ~u 3 bedroom house. Extra large liv-Deluxe 4-door sedan, clean, over-Said unty an ta le. lO\\'S : All that port ' ..... n of Balboa N rt C t M a · 1 o.r-c i · '1 d led TU " ewpo OS a esa s & I c c D d " R . . ng room, new y ecora . e ha uled, radio, spotlight, fog <My Commission Expires Island -t'tom the c~ nter line• of -· D. M g. o., osta Mesa J."a 10 . epa1ring WANTED TO RENT-House or · k L 1 t Cl · Cost 29 950 120 B d Ph 1577 S d Stn · -arge O • ose tn. a lights, defroster, (or property in
(SEAL) Jan. , 1 • .) Ame thyst Avenue t< the easterly T -A -X - I roa way one 17.JStc HoSuse ca!Cols dlrutly etoc~eekptf tuatbe. an& apt. by couple.' Age 50. No pets Mesa. Harbor area. Call N . B. 1146-R.
end of Balboa lslatl . • un. mp e e • 0 • or children. Phone 1345-M. $7500-Terms -l.8-ltp
Pub.-Feb. 26, 1t'lch. 5, 12, 19, 1946. PRECINCT 110. 7 : Under New Management. ORANGE COUNTY factory re placement parts. Ph: 17-ltc
Polling place: Ri lchie's Real 24-Hour Service-Phone 2530 UPHOLSTERING CO. 345. MES;\ RADIO & ELEC· .-640 A TO 1280 In beautiful North
NOTICI:' OF ELECTION Estate Offiee, ~15 Coast 609 Coast Highway TRONICS CO., 1794 Newport WANTED TO RENT-Bay Front View Lot · New Mexloo, trade on 60-ft. boat
Highway. Corona del Mar, 17.gtp Manufacturers Blvd. 9-tfc hous~ for month of July or first hcellen t view over harbor. Locat-and up. Hupaylo, 2106 Oak Glen
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. California. Of upholstered Furniture 2 weeks. Furn., 4-bedrm. Mrs. ed close to Arches. Place, Y.: A. ~Stp llllAUT.l' AJD!1 18 413 W. 4th St.: Santa Ana RADIO HOUSE CALLS -Now Stoker, Claremont, 586 W. 11th $3500 that a municipal Election will be Brie~ general descrl 'on of voting and S that addition.al competent tecb-St., or phone 7321 . l6-8tp aANCllES a AOUA.OE a ~-'d on -·-day the 9th day of prec•nct ·. COLD and M.ACHINELESS Factory howroom bl ·~ '= ' 504 W ~-s Anah ntclans are available, we are a e -April. 1946. in the Qty of Newport Al}. tha t Portion qt the Oty or WAVES est o....cnter t., elm to make eervice calls on large ORANGE County Harbor employe, Corona del Mar FOR SALE -114 acre tract near
Beach, County of Orange, S tate of Newport Beach desttibed as fol-T1.ntlnl!' and Ma.nlc".t..... Phone Anaheim 4714 collect .._._...1 ... All work ~·• .. •'"ed. wife and 2 children, need 2 or 3 Santa Ana Country Cl1,1b, $l500 . . r · --... 12 tf ......-e--·u: 2 lotl:, both have rme ~ew above 2676 Santa Ana Ave Costa Califor nia, for the purpose of fill-lows: All that por~ of Corona lhenlng Appomtmentl Ph. 179-W • c HAROLD L. liAJ41<., s. o. s . bedrm. house, preferably in Co-"
h d I Ph ocean. Mesa. Phone Laguna 7811. Ing the following offices tn t e e Mar from Av ado Avenue Vi's Beauty Shop . CORONADO Radio 300 Marine Ave. Ph: 79). , rona del Mar. Permanent. one ~ 500 h
a ty of NeW&>ort Beach. to-wit : nort herly o r Pacific ive to Mar-1103 Coe.at Hlway, Carena die1 Mar Electric Range, ~178 . ll·UC 1244 or write Box 'N' c/o News-. ~4 eac l8-4tp
'l\vo Oty Councilmen 'for the guerite Avenue and J!'-11 that por -T&-t1c "' Times. 16-4tp llONEI' TO IA>AN \_ II
lull term of four yeara. tio~ of Corona del rar northerly Immediate Delivery Radio Repairs WANTED TO RENT-2-bedroom EVA F. RHODEN LOANll TO BUILD, buy, IZDpro ...
NO'TICB lS F1JRTHER"GIVEN. of the S tate Highw1ty , easterly of EllPLOYllENT WAMl'ED II Auto Batteries All makes; tubell, etc. Ph. 2'17. house or apt. Permanent resi· Broker modemlze or renna.n-c..
that t here will be thirteen (13) Marguerite Avenue to the Q ty 18-month _ 56:45 Ex. Burt Norton, 915 c.out Hiway, dent. Phone 2215-J. 17-4tc 470 Newport Blvd., Cosb\ Mela Newport Balboa Federal S.Ylrlp
voting pre¢1ncts for the purpose limits. CARPENTER WORK by hour or Newport Beach, 113-t!c • EL TON D. BARNETT, S'1esman ,aJ14 i.o.n AAooclatloll..
of holding the election, consi,,tlng PRECINCT "10 . 8• day. Telephone 1805-W. 11-tfc PennsYlvania Oil LOCAL BUSINESS MAN wants Ph. Newport 1965-M 3833 Via Udo Tolepbco» UOI'
of the . --·1ar election precincts Polling place: Eb4 1 Club, 51 5 <rallon, 70c 8PEOlAL ANNO,UNCEMENTS 18 to rent 2 or 3 bedroom house. 17·2tc "•~ WILL TAKE CARE of children. W · 1932 W 91st esta blished for holding State or West Central. B lboa. Cali---Permanent. nte · ------------
County elections, as hereinafter fornia. Corona del Mar. Phone N. B. Western Auto Supply Home Owners Place, Los Angeles 44, or phone
aet forth, to-wit: Brief_gener al descri tion of voting ~M. 2-tfc Authorized Dealer Have Your Repairs PLeasant 11896. 17-4tp
PREClNCT No 1 · t 1....... Attended to Now! · : prectnc : -l&u' N t Bl d C.m ..-WANT TO RENT-Apartment pr
Pollln• pl ace: Deitrich'• Gar· All that portion f the City of TIDE TABLES ~ ewpor v " ta -eoa Doors, Windows, Cupboards, & 3-tfc s p · · Et small house, furnished, for single ••e, 519 35th Street. Newpor t Newport Beach d"" Mibed as fol-cree.ns, ainting, · c. .._ ... " 1-' MARCH H M B j teacher, man, temporary or per-
Beach, California. lows: All t ha t port! n of Newport JUBt Arrived . . ever ey manenL Call Newport High
Brief general description ot voting Beach beginning at ntersection of H igh Low High Low F'rMb He&rta,r A1d Phone 1788 . lS.tfc School. J. w. Johnson. 17-4tp
Hub Powers, Agent
Balboa Island
We have several attractive Balboa
Island homes, well built and well
located. that should please yo\L
precinct: US. bulkh01_ad line t 13th S,treet ; W 6 10:50 4,48 ll•lt ''51 BATTERIES ------------All that portiOn of the City of thence souther ly albng center of 4.7 0.4 5.1 0.3 · WANTED TO REWI' or lease--May we be of service in conalder-
N-t Beach d .. cribed as fol· 13th Street to its lnler section with Th 6 11'45 5:44 ..... ... 5,so °""-0,,... Co. TELEPHONE house or apt. Permanent. Call Ing your particular housing --~· 40 04 09 117 ~-~ Bi. Pb. 81" problem lows: Along the mean high Ude the mean high tid line: thencs · · -··· · ---. " at 309 16th Place, Coeta Mesa. · · •
line from the wester!Y Cit.)' Umlts along said mean hi h tide line to F 8 12:01 6 :55 U •59 8:10 IO-t!c OPERATING ' Anything in harbor area. --
of Newport Beach to the eenter the prolongation of eenter of Is-5.1 0.5 3.2 1.6 = a PAYS • 17-4tc Hub Powers, Agent
S 9 12.·52 8 ·.28 •.·•• • .. ~ W...,..·.:.;u N IR1T line of 32nd Street, extended land Avenue: the nc northerly t o "00 • •~ Phone 62-W
LOANS ·
$100.00 and Up to $10,000.00 •.
See US Lt you need money
Payments to Flt Your Income
Loans on Cars
Trucks and Trailen
Over 22 Years ln Santa Ana
Federal Finance Co.
INC.
'29 Ne. Syeamore ,
Phone 6200. Santa Ana, Calif'.·
8-18tc . southerly: thenee along said een-said eenter line to !center line of 5.0 0.5 2.8 :U SNO~ or "FLATl'IE" want· GOOD WAGES Bl!NT, ~tra 411 ' at
ter line to the center of C1ub Bay Avenue: then te easter ly to Su 10 2:00 10:10 5:Jl 8:51 ed. by private party. Any con· Storage J . A. BEEK OFF?CE A.tJTOllO'JIQ a 77Plfl ,
HoUs.e Avenue : thence ·along the center line ot Mo tero Avenue: 4.9 0.2 2.9 ~.6 dition OK. Telephone WEbster FOR RENT_ Large space for Ferry Landing, Balboa Island. A
centtt line of Club House Avenue thence northerly on center line of Th••.,. plMled ID order ol ~ 6661 , L A., reverse charges. No experience neceSS&:ry storage on Balboa Island. Call lS,.ltc-F OR SALE ~ Packard Pr-120 '..36.
ex-tended to the northerly O ty Montero Avenue t U. S. bulk-Llabt as--a. •.: ..,_near-P. ., 16-3tc 764. 15-Ctc ------------• ~ew rubber. recently overhaul~
boundal')' line ; thenee westerly head : thence along il. S. bulkhead WILL PA y CASH tor :r-r ..,.. Earn while you learn FOR SALE-1' ac. In Costa Mesa, ed. Municipal Trailer Camp No.
along 18id boundary 'line to the line to point of begihnlng. Also all Pueuc NOTICES nitul'o or wbat have Y""-PbODe There are many other BEAL IEllTATE -t7 165 Cecil Plaee, 2-bedrm. frame. 98. Newport 'Beach. IJl.2tp
point of beginning. of Bay Island. Nwpt. 2000. o . R. Crawley, Tbe d ta be. Lot On P eninsula • rumpus room conneeted ·to gar.
PRECINCT NO. 2, PREClNCT !N O. 9, Polling plaee: Lido Isle Club Food -i..t, 1812 Nn>port a Van ges to Ing a age, wash house, fruit trees, FOR SALE-Two new All-State
600x16 tires, $30. Phone 2293--M.
806 W. Central Ave., Balboa. ffolllng pla ce: Ftre • $tatlon, Polling place: St \~tart's Gar-H oU!e, 701 Via Lido Soud, Blvd., Oo.t.& 14~ , tSJ...ttc telephone employee. . Zoned for Duplex close to schools and markets. 28\1 West Central A.venue, age, 333 Santa na Avenue, Newport Beach , California. -• $2750 Posseulor\. It's cozy, tt'1 cute
Newport Beach, California. Newport Beach, California. Brief general description of voting P'lJRNIT1JltW: POB MY a Apply --and It ls only $6,000. l8-2tc
Brief ~eneral dHcriptlon of voting Brief general describtion of voting precinct : w FO_R_S_ALE-___ R_us_t-ve~-2---pi_ece_ 100 E . Bay Ave., Balboa Bay Front Lots
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precinct: precinct: All that por tion of the Oty of overstuffed set. Exel. oond. $40. 514'11 N. Main St., Santa Ana Several Choice Ones
All that portion ot the Oty of All that portion bf the O ty of Newport Beach des'cribed as fol-540 San Bernardino Ave. Phone
AUTO !IEBVlCE
Beverley Realty Co.
N"'1)0rt Beach described u fol-Newport Beach de cribed as fol-lows: All of Udo Isle. l098-W. 18-ltc
tows : From the center line of 32nd lows: All or Ne• ;rport Heights PRECINCT NO. 12:
Street extended southeTly to the within the O ty li tnits and that Polling place: A.mold's Gar-FOR SALE-Bed-davenport. Exel.
_ mean h.l1h tide Une: thence south-port ion 'of the a W of Newport age, 226 Sapphire Avmue, cond J . H. Keesling, El Nido
easterly along s.ald mean h.lgh tide Beach between N1 fwpor t Heights Balboa Island, California. Trailer Court, 1680 Newport
line to the center line of 22nd and the bulkhead 1 Jte of Newport Brief general description of voting Blvd, Costa Mesa. Call after
Street extended southerly to the Bay from the w est City limits to precinct: . 6 p.m. 18-4tc
mean high tide line ; thence north· the Oty boundary n the easterly All that pcrtion of the Oty of BOATS. RJPPLDl8 U
. or
.AJ:k the operator for the
OUef Operator
Southern California
Telephone Company .
18-Uc easterly along the center of 22nd boundary of Ball>oa ~ore Newport Beach desafblod u fol
S treet to the center of McF adden Tract. lows: All that portion of Balboa ANNOUNCING -------------I
P lace: thenee In a di...,.t line to PRECINCT NO. 10 Island betw<en center line of Ruby 0 N Lo · ·
tM lnterwction of the center line . Polling place: B4iek's Garage, Avenue and center line of Ame--ur eW Cation
of '211t Strfft and Central-Avenue: Agate Street, I boa Island, thyl"t Avenue. We are now located at 2A1.8 West
thence northeasterly along the California. PRECINCT NO. 13: Central Ave. Phone N.B. 1781-W ~ter of 21.st Street to the bulk-Brief general d tlon of voting PoWn& pl.ace: Bent'dlct's Reli-
h.,.d line of Newport bay; thence ptteinct: denee, 309 MArtgold A<renue, Bay Electric
northerly along said bulkhead Une All that portion !of the 0.ty of Corona del Mar, Callfornia. Complete Motcr and General.or
throu&h its various courses to Newport Beach bed u fol~ Brief general delcrlptioo of voting Repair Service..
U. S. Station 125; thence west-lows: All that poi ;.1011 of Balboa precinct: 2818 w . Central Ave..
erly trom this point along the Island westerly of center line of All that portion ot the Qty ot Telephone imw
bulk.heed line extended to the~ Ruby. Avenue lncl1 ding that par-N wport Beach described u fol 17-8tc
ter of Club House Avenue:' thence tlon of the North ~ Frwtt trun 10:..: All that portion of Corona -----------'--
. aoutberly along lald center line the ~ly end ' Ruby Avenue del Mar IOUtherly of the State FOR SAT~ b.p. Marine Dolaol.
to the center line ot 32nd Street ; to Coral A\·enue. Highw..y easterly of Marperite like MW. Half crtcina1 cmt. Call
thence along the center line of PRECINCT NO. 11 : Avenue ~ all that portion of New ... t 2234-W. 14-Uc
Co<ona de! Mar ioutherly ol Pa-WANT -TO BUY-Snipe or Snow·
YARD cillc Drive "·esterly of Marguerlto bird In A-1 Condition. Write l7i2
• Avenu~. and all that portion west· Roanoke Rd. San Jfarino or ~~!'.,~~a~ ~g ~ phones~ 6-8357. ~Uc
northeuterly Oty Umlta westerly FOR SALE-Johnooo Seabone 16 '
t o• the northttly Oty Umlts. Motor. Price $1.!iO. Inqulro Boat
WING SANG .BOAT & REP-'"
·, 811 ' Cout ffighway 101
BU J.L D NOW
LOW COST HOMES
See Model at
711 Begonia Ave.,
Corona del Mar
Over 60 Units sold
here last month.
'The polls .will be open at llz 30Fl9 Al Callfomla Marine.
o'clock A.. M. and will clooe at IJl.2tp ·
• MOOl'tmDud11nwa-hHe
1W eo.liJ fw a.le · .
I . • ~ • 1 . ,.r I ' -_I .
the hour of seven o'clock P . M. on
the day o1 aa1<1 .-. • Marine Radios
Dated and a.-thla 28th day Available immediate dellvsy, <DD-
of February, 1946. pleta ranae ol -Y-ID-
FRANK L. RINEHART, spectlon -!"""""'-HIGGINS
Oty Oerk PLEA.SURE CRAF'f, 810 0out
Pub.-March 5, 1946. JDaltWay. Pit: llOl. ~tfc
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PICO BUILDING
MATERIALS
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2 Houses on 1 Lot
At Corona del Mar
$18,500
Home On P eninsula
5 Bedroom>. 2 Baths. Fireplace.
$16,000.
Realtors
507 E . Central Balboa
' Phone 1788
4 ~N. W. oorner 15th and
Orange, Costa Mesa. 110 feet
deep on Orange, 200 feet on 15th
SL, will sell separately or to-
gether.
W. L. JORDAN 700 Eaat Central, Balboa 2-BEDROOM plus attic bedroom
Phone 153 · 13-Uc house. lmmed. poaa. Five rooms,
At Corona de! Mar
New 2 Bedroom Home
New Price
$9750
W. J. HOLCOMB
1517 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
"Where the Flags Fly'' IJl.2tc
fireplace, bsth & """1ce porch.
Beverley Realty Co.
Realtors
'5CT1 E. Central
Phone 17111
Balboa
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Bring Your
BATTERY
TROUBLES
To Us.
BATTERY
REPAIR WORK
!JS OUR
BUSINESS
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Storey' s Battery Service
WESTMINSTER A VE.
(Between 18th A: Vepdt•)
COSTA llESA
pmle J.8..Uc
Corona del Mar
Modern. exceptloMIJy well built Al1l.'09 Wmr •AIJ"Z09 WAHiWD •
home on 6().ft. lot. 2 bedi1n1.,1-------------------------
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llvlng room. dining alcove, hard-
wood noon. tile batb an4 kit·
chen, aerViee porch. 2-car gar-
age. Completely furnished in-·
eluding new elec. refrigerator.
atoVe. vacuum cleaner. washing
machine.
Price $12, 750 . '
Gertrude A. Waldron
Wm. W. Sanford
308 llArii>eBRO~ Island
' Phone 234-R !JI.tic ,
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WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
and Will Pay Top ~cd
sm,r, YOUR CAR NOW
Wiiie Priem aft ffl&li.
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Francis J. Horvath
INOOlm r.AX SDVICE
Fioderal ud 8Cate .
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Otnoe: %110 w. C..tnil -·-
• MWWHMI'
Dr. W. T. Moo . e y
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P 'h y sic i an
and
Surgeon
Announces that he has opened
his office at
9th and Central
(Formerly Newpor?Beach Hospital
Hours:
Wallace Kennicott of South
Pasadena arrived Monday • the
home or his sister; Mrs. F1orence
Torrence. Z7th street, and ""111 be
a gut'St for the ·week. Guests on
Thursday were Mrs. Torrence'•
cousin, William Johnson and Mn.
Winifred Ragan, both of Colton.
10 to 12
1 to-5
24-Hour
Fourth Streiet and Sycamore--Santa Ana
STEAKS
CHICKEN
SPARE-RIBS
LOBSTER
cooked to perfection·
ovlll' red-bot charcoal.
COCKTAIL--12 A.M. • 12 P.M.
DINNER SERVED S-11 P. M.
when you tbJnk of
•FINE FOODS ...
Santa Ana's. Finest Eatlna
.... Estabji.shment : . . .
402 We.t •th St.
Comer Birch Santa Ana
~-Closed Monday·
Expert
Shoe Repairing
While You Wait
•••
Ray Pagan
515 East Bay Front
Next door to Bay View ()ale
9a.m.to6p.m.
304-.Jlarine Avenue
Balboa Pboae 1 8 2 7
J
,
·WITH SEVE
of Beauticia
patrons more prom
work and body con
HEAD -TO TO
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Saturdays Until May ht
Closed oo Monday
L ADDITIONS to our staff
s we are now able to give our
t service in all lines of beauty
BEAUTY SERVICE
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The home of John McMillan sr.
in Newport was the scene of a
fam\,ly gathering Friday evening
when Mrs. Sadie M. Irwin enter-
tained with a turkey dinner hon-
oring· the second wedding anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
McMillan. It was the first time
in 12 years so many members of
the family · had been together at
one time.
Mr. Mcl\fillan has just received
his honorable discharge from the
service and he and his wife, the
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Mrs. Larry j ohns
On Ebell Program
,
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Mrs.: Frank Bates
OORSETIERE
Corona del Mar
,
•• -...a. rrr ,, 10 ''" I . ........ .....
FOR ll~DAJ'8
INCLUD~8 A COLOlll"t1L f
Easter Vacation ·
FLY TO-.
M E "X I c 0
LEAVING L08 ANGELES
AIRPORT APRIL 11
-Only $341.50 plus U. S.
transportation tax. Includes
airplane transportation, her
tels, meals f on trips, tours.
Stephens
Travel Service
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former Mi.u Elmore ~ayden, re-Mrs. Larry Johns of Los An-
ceive? many lovely . IJ'.ifts.. Mrs. _geles who goes each year to New McM1l~an has been livtng in Bal-York to attend all the plays will
boa Wlth her mother, Mrs. Oscar be on the program at the Ebell
Moe, but the. young cOup!e plan club luncheon Thursday for one
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Mrs. Lucile Velez
Entertains Friends
to_ make their home on . West-of her fine play reviews. nus is Mrs. Lucile Velez, who hils sold
minster avenue. . ~' cOnsidereQ. the finest program or her Corona del Mar home and will
Others attending the dinner the year by Ebell members. live in IVIcxiro in tPe future. en-
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Newport. Balboa Tourist Bureau
All-Modes at Tram to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii
Ro!md·tbe-World Trips In the near future. See
Jln.,Boy K-Pb. 891. SOI PUn. llAlboa
w~re Mr. and Mrs. John 0 . Mc-At the 1 recent party sponsored. tert&ined a: group of friends at
Malian, Mr. and Mrs. R_. J . Dohle, by the ArtJ and Ctafts section luncheon Thursday at the Mary ·::=======================~
a ... : 10 a. m. tie I p. m.. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph lrwtn, Mr. and with Mrs.• Vernon Orr in charge, M~'ell tearoom. Laguna Beac"-r
Mrs. Walter K . Kelly, Mrs. Agnes over S3Q "'as cleared and it was after \\'hich they returned to the
Ellsworth. Tate Hales,_ :r.tr. and a· mOlt successful party. Table home of :r.trs. Sidney Blackbeard,
Mn .. Donald J . Dodge _Jr .. 'WaJ~er prizes were wall plaques for now-Orchid avenue, for )bridge. FRANCES BEAUTY SHOP
McMlllan, 09:" Mc.Millan, Miu ers and decorations and dessert Prizes were lovely articles
Jean ~nk. Mi~s Karen Sue Kelly carried out the Washington's brought from ·Mexic;o and 'at each
and Miss Robin Sue Irwin.~. Birthday theme. place were Small potl.ery plates, Helen Curtis
and Halliwell
Cold Waves Needlepointers Meet
At Corona de! Mar
Mn : William" Kloeckner, 515 Be-
gonia avenue, Corona del Mar,
entertained the Needlepoint club
Thursday for luncheon with .sew-
ing in the morning and alternoon
hours.
'One guest was present and nlem-
bers were Mrs. Oliver Hoffman,
Mrs. Charles Blakely, Mrs. S. T.
Dunlap and !.1rs. Harold Holtz.
CLOTHES
FOR
MEN
AND
BOYS
s'"'.,.~ •
Spa-ti g~
used as nut cups atjd given to the
M S W Bl kb d guests as favors. , Mrs. Black· rs . · · ac ear beard was awarded (lrst prize. Mrs.
Hostess at Parties John sadlier was ·~nd and Mrs.
Gerald Ritchie.. was.tonsoled. Oth-
Mn. Sidney W. Blackbeard en-ers presen~ were_ Mrs. 0 . Z. Rob-
tentained With a dessert bridge er tson, Mrs. Lewis Baltz and Mrs.
Specials on Machlneless Permanents
Hair Styling . Dyeing . Manicuring
Frida.y at her home, 216 Orchid R. Donald Hall. .
avenue, Cordna del Mar, this being Mrs. Velez ':' the forme~ Lucile llU Barbor Blvd., eo.ta Meea ...._ SUS
the second in a ser ies. Edwards, RrtlSt and writer. ot 1 ~-------------------....;;.;;:;;....;;.=_,
'IWO OPERATORS -MOZELLE & BONNIE
Red and white stocks and red Pasadena and Corona de'l Mar. I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;
geraniums tied in with the Wash-Her mother and husband ha~e l l
ing/on's Birthday theme, and red, gone on ahead _and are settled in H·1 School Ba' llroom Classes white and blue handkerchiefs were a lovely home 1n GuadalB)ara.
at each place as favors, while the
dessert. featured cherry pie. Three Luncheon Honors ;:.~~~ ;r:iJen1nta~\~~ ~ ~':;,New York Visitor Learn the Latest Steps Correctly
and Mrs. Wayne Harper -second. N y k d . -
A previous party was on Feb. 14 Mrs. Hattie Ruggles, 504 Gold· ew or er, Lin y, Texas Tommy, B-29
and decorations were in Valentine enrod a venue. Corona del Mar, e~-And. Otbers.. ·
motif. wtth red and white hand-tert&ined with ailuncheon Wednea-In Addition to
kerchiefs u favors, while dessert day honoring her sister, Mrs. Jane Smooth Comblnatlom for Soplilltlcated Bh)'thn.
was Valentine heart. of cake, and Frederlck of Rochester , New York, -~ Boar Ftee Dandlls after InatrueUon
ice cream. Five tabt'I' seated the who is her house guest tor the Tuesday Evening, 8:00 to 9:15 o'Clock-brtdge players with Mrs. Ralph Winter.
Maakey taking tint pritt; Mn. Yellow and .orange giant calen-COSTA MESA CLUB HOUSE '
George Wlnten, llttOnd; Mrs. eo~ dulas made ~ gay decorative note 15 Weeks for "'lO.OO
rad Shook, third, and Mn. R. Don-on ~e ~g table and other •
ald Hall consoled. spring flowers were used about the Pay all or half oo entering. '
rooms. After luncheon b:ridge wu G · Shi Sch J f D • ' w. H. '!rusty ot NewPort played with prize> won by Mrs. race pman 00 0 anCIDg
Height" electrical contractor tor Frederick and Mrs. Mercia Clancy. NII) Eut 4th 8L -lluta "--Pboee S...ta Alla ZNI
25 yean, is going back into' the Those present were Mrs. Mil-i===============::;===~===~ business. dred Prye of Pasadena; Mn.
Clancy, Eagle Rock; Mrs. Ida Mrs. Knowlton, Finley avenue, Cross, Mrs. Marion King, Corona
and her guest. Mn. MarJe Mellor, del Mar, and the honoree . and
went to San Gabriel Thursday to hostess.
Vi.lit relatives of Mrs. Mellor .
24-Botll'
' Radio Service
BOMB. AUTO, 11A1UNB
BADI08 Bl:PAIRED
Burt R. Norton
815~~ -Un
Newport .._.., Oallf.
!ofrs. Mary Sf,ftnley, West Cen-
tral avenue. spent the weekend in
Los Angeles with her daughter, MrS. Morris.
Patter of the Patrons:
'The Best Food in Town
The Best Food in the County
The Best F~od in Any County
y ou'll ~ay . So Too
Afur Taottng Our rieucious
CHARCOAL BROltED STEAKS
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ALLMARK
Golden Brown French Fried Potatoes
Fre;ili Garden Grown Peas
Salad-with the dressing that's different
Tasty Dessert
''That" Coffee
Greeting Cards
Distinctive Costume, lnd\an
and Shell Jewelry
LAMPS •. VASES • FIGURINES
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Blue Room
P. S. You'll ·Enjoy.Our Coddalls, Too~·
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