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p.i. DONE. Twenty -
one years is a mighty
long time to bold down a
teaching job in one school in
. the same community; to
send forth the hundreds of
students with an educational
backgrowid and with some
of the kindly spirit of the
teactier imbued in their
mind;. So, feeling that her
task has been performed,
'Mrs. Clara (J. B.) McNally
is retiring next month from
the Costa Mesa schools as
bead of the English depart-
ment and Dean of Girls. In
that period she brought two
children, girl and boy, to ma-,
turitY.. and kept her well
known boat-owning husband
cheerful. She bas earned a
rest, if such a lovable per-
sonality as Clara McNally
can live a life of ease.
But the record would not
be complete without present-
ing the names of two other
edu~ors who are also retir-
ing from the Mesa schools.
They are Mrs. Winifred Tay,
!or, who bas been there 16
years teaching the 3rd, 4th,
5th, and 6th grades. and
Mrs. Martha Pickenpaugh,
who has been teaching for
14 years. Her husband, Dick,
has bought a ranch in Ore-
gon, where she will join him
in June. Principal Everett
Rea, in commenting on the
work of the three ladies, said
today they bad a record of
which any director could
will be proud; that the mold-
ing of youth by sincere,
thoughtful women lays the
foundation for our men of
tomOITO\\'.
••• Take a Bow. Two new
publications came into being
within the last week. At
Corona de! Mar Leo Koch,
formerly of Riverside. bas
started ''The Breeze'', watch
it blo"(. he sez, the paper be-
ing 8 \6x13 and mime<>-
grapbed. Seems to have the
same trouble in getting sup-
plies as the rest of us. The n
in Santa Ana Dunlap and
Hart presented their first is-
sue of The Sunday Globe
and hope·to make it a daily
soon. Its first number of 24
pages is full of ads and good
reader content. They in-
tend to pattern it along the
lines of Terry Stephenson's
old Santa Ana Register, pub-
lished by J. P. Baumgart-
ner. They've cut out quite
a job for themselves.
• • • Slaff of Life. The bread
shortage has hit the harbor
district with an aching void.
Is all the wheat being ship-
ped to Europe? Well, as one
miller stated, the flour mills
are out of the running on
purchasing, because the gov-
ernment pe.ys more for the
grain than their (the mill-
en') ceiling permits them to
buy it, hence tanners sell
where they can get the
ll'I06t. Sarne old law of sup-
ply and demand, which busi-
ness men are arguing about
with the Oc' A, and y our own
gove rnment violates its own
ce i Ii n g rules without a
qualm. 'l hen they talk about
black markets anct Leseech
you to igr.ore them. Ain't
nature grand! ....
As to Fats. The other
day a navy officer was vis-
iting his aunt at Balboa and
was curious when be saw her
53\'e grease. "What's that
for?" he asked. "Why the
government \\1ants it," was
the reply. "Well,'' he snorted,
"when we were in the South
Pacific our fleet dumped tons
of grease overboard all the
time; all it needed to save it
was an order from Washing-
ton. but none ~ came.
The same applies to food
waste and-the terrible con-
coctions the chefs served the
meo; most ot it unfit to eat."
• • • CA.LC. Cmnes Hitch with ·
this one: Predderit Tniman
attended a rooventloii In
Washington ol Big SboCa,
saw them all .....ering but·
tons with "C. A. L C." on
them. "What does that
mean?'' be asked "Why,
came bai:k the answer:
"C.ri Am I OlllfuRd." "Wr so am I," replied the
nation's chief ix.a.
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPOR HElGHTS, BAL'BOA ISLAND, COR(>NA DEL MAR. COST/l MESA
VOLUllE XXX\IW N&Wi'OWI •s•cm. ~ IBCIUDAY, IU.Y .. lMI ..... ., N11llBElt n
Fisherman Fight Propos d Bait Net Law
Dr. Hill Will
Talk on Life's
Great Riches
Residents of Newport and Bal-
boa are invited to a seriPS or free
lectures to be presented at the
Long Beach Municipal auditorium
May 13, 14 and 15 by the world-
famed philosopher and author Dr.
Napoleon Hill on the subject "The
Twelve Great llidles of Life and
H ow to Get Them."
Throug h the applicatiop of this
philosophy of individual •achieve-
ment, Dr. Hill. dea n of industrial I
philosophy of the Pacific Interna· i'
tional university, probably has in-
fluenced more minds than any per-:
son living. He has a student fol-1 lowing of 65 million persons ·
throughout half of the civilized I
world. More than 6 lh million
copies of one of his noted books, ,
Frock Coat,
Beaver. Hat
Badly Needed
Wanted: Frock coat and
beaver hat of the 1865 vintage;
aJso, it they are available, eome
sailor c:ostumes of the same
period.
In order to re-enact the ar-
rival of the "Vaquero" the
chamber or commerce commit-
tee is in need of a tall plue: hat
of the beaver type such u was
worn in 1865. Also a frock ooet
of the same period.
These are to be ~·orn by Stu·
dents who will represent the
delegation from San Diego ar-
riving on the "Vaquero" to
make the Te nth Anniversary
celebration.
Anyone having costumes of
this kind or similar ones will
please contact the Newport
Harbor L'nion High schooJ of·
ficials or the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce prompt·
ly.
'1liink and Grow R ich;· have l'-------------'
been published in foreign langu-
ages alone.
Mor e than 200 students, most
ot whom are well known in the
business and civic life of Long
Beach. recently comple ted Dr.
Hill's initial course and constitute
the bulwark of the newly formed
Napoleon Hill club under whose
auspices the forthcoming free lec-
ures will be conducted.
Dr. Hill's philosophy is not a
religion, bu t a definite, positive
way of life wherein the negative
U.S. Renews ·
Agreement
On Air Base
traits of the human mind are sub-The federal government re-
jugated by helpful. creative think-1 nev.·ed its lease on the 400 acres
ing. It constitutes a time-tested of land adjacent to its lCXX>-acre
and case-proved ··blue print for Santa Ana Army Air base prop-
success" taken from the pages of erty on Tuesday.
Save b Building New School Urii_ ts . . Pull i~ YOllr Belt r Local Union ~{ Pop, We Haven't Now, rges Judge Dodge, Citi'1Q Data Any aread! ! Leads Battle
To Support Contention it Can Done ~~~Er~=:~JE /On Petition
$150,000
Bond Vote
By Beach
In discussing the propased ex· several grocery stores today. DtGoa":nciDC w .. t tbe7 c~
pamion program for Newport M M h No one of the retail grocers I terh:.ed u a vldom meuare ..
Harbor Union High school which esa efC 38 ts could predict how long the , oatlaw ..... ftohhlc le Callf..-
la to be voted upon May 17. Judge U +d A d dearth of bread would continue. water.. Fbbermea'a UalOll No. M.
D. J . ·Dod&e, Presiden t of the fg to tten Neither would tti. l>aken In the IFAWA, today 1....,ch..i a • ....,_
Board of Trustees, today made the Im t t M Southern California region ven-i "ide ('&mp.Ip to prevent tlMt lnte.res~ revelation that the en-~r an eet lure a forecast Oil when more pladnr of • DrivaleJy...gpoMCll~
Ure cost of the present high school loaves would come. n~hla1 11r te lnlttattve r r frrf'nclaa
Newport Beach G;ammar school I ~a!"",,i.!o might be regard~ as a , h All rchants of Costa Mesa Shipments abroad of Am :<r-on tbfo November tllf'('tton ba.lloL
bond isl f Sl50 000 ~ ._. ave n sent invitations to at· .can wheat ror t he famine areas IA'sdln~ the Nto\Ypo rt h:-.rbow
wtll vote 8 · ue 0 · Judge Dodge supported his 1 te nd an mportant breakfast meet-or the world ..... as said by the phr.-e of the 1ttnt.,..·fdr tight
on May 17 for improvements and statement by presfnting a com-1
• f M h o · · f(der aJ governme.nt to be in· ~st the propoa&I wu marle11
expansions, according to Board prehcnsive study of tax rates in 1~g ~ · e M ere c!:;ts be IVl~i~ of creasing. although was not yet MclAur-hUn. bwdneM maaac;t of
President Marion Dodd. who out-the Newport Harb6r Union u•gh t e .s, be esh aid am7 r 0 Thom-sufficient to ----~-te all Fl lined the nT'n am for which the . . . ~'-' mC'rCf" e at .'.1.m , urs· cu.;u..tUu1~ s ht'nnen•s Pntoa No. SS. w re-
r · ~gr School District and 1.n the Santa day Ma 23 at the \\'c>,come Cafe of the starving peoples. aid~ ln thf' harbor dJatrlct.
money ls to be s~nt . Ana lligh School District which Anno nce~ent for the meetin,; 1 P\,fcl..auchlin declared 91.at the
Three rooms wtll be a~ded to have prevailed sin~:-Ne\vport was ma e today by J. c. Lion: Balbo USO /referendum if votl"'d on favorably
the Newpor~ ~chool ln add1tio~ to Har?<>r Union High :i.~I was es· 1 barger, ~hairman of the merchants a 1 a nd carried at the polls next N~ sh~wer fadl1t1es for bo~ and girls. tablished 1 division who set forth the folio"'· i ".C'mber. would not only deprive ~hi.ch ~ust be ~ro~ded _where By comparing the total cost ing prh)ciple r easons for calling fishermen ol a lifelong livelihood.
1un1or high work 1S given ln 7 th acttiaUy levied against the assess-such a ession: T Ob 1 but that it would seriously affect
and 8th et:ades. . I ed valuation or the Newport Har· First, to get better acquainted 0 serve all anglers and other purchasers
Completion of the landscapi_ng bor Union High School District with e :h other; second. to get of live bait throughout the state.
of the Corona del Mar school, i.n-with that which would have been better ;jcquainted with the mer-· White the referendum explicitly
I clu~ing . sprin~l_en. fe ncing. sur-levied at the tax rate which pre-chants ~ivision of the chamber of M th , 0. s tates that it is aimed to forbid
f aCl ng, In ~ddit1on to atage equip-vailed in the Santa Ana H igh comme~; third, to get better ac-1 0 er s ay the use or purse a nd round haul
ment. It will be remembered that Sch6ol District, a net saving o f quaint with the mutual prol>-1 • · tishin~ nE"ts in certain defined
$100.000 was voted for that school $623,155 is noted for the past 16 fems of he chamber of conunerre area of the Pacific ocean between,
lut year but the cost of the build-years. In only three ot those years and ho to overcome them tor Long Beach and San Diego, the
ings exceeded $140.000, the differ· did Santa Ana have an advan-the ben Cit of all concerned. and To remind servicemen-those full force of acceptance of such 8
ence being out of the general tageous tax r ate. and for those fourth, o weld merchants of the! who have been .. in" ror some time proposa1 would seriously handicap
fund. three years the total saving In Mesa i o o ne group for further and those just inducted-that all fishermc:n and es ially do
Despite the additional bond Is· favor of Santa Ana was $48,383. deve lop ent a nd advanceme nt o r 1 Mother's Day is Sunday, May 12, great harm to the can ry indua-
sue of $150.000, Mr. Dodd said tha t In the other 13 years the Newport the city as a whole." the Balboa USO club at 115'1'i try, P\,fcLauchlin added.
. next year the school tax will be Harbor Union High School Dis· I Lion er urged all merchants Main street has set up a specia1 8f'e8 lokf'r
lower by about 10 to 15 per cent, trlct enjoyed the most favorable . to at ten~ the meeting. desk to facilitate home-bound The referendum s tat In part
even though it will also Include a tax rate for secondary school pur-J r -telegrams in the clubrooms. that it would, however, nnit th~
15 per cent raise for teachers. He poses, . and the total savings I Ne~rt Will Share Volunteers who know what use of taking bait tr certain
says he will explain that next amounted to $671,538, mother would like to hear will other defined areas. Bu the joker
week. Judge Dodge pointed out that State Gas Refunds help GI's com-their wires. in the deal. Mcl..auchli said, is •
prJor to 1930 the Costa Mesa and .~ The desk has been open from clause which sets up a hree-milf!o-the composite life experience of The lease, a 25--year agreement,
the outstanding men and women originat1y signed between the red-Wounded Balboan on
who helped to formulate it. eral government and the city of W ff F lk T Id
Newport school districts were in-SA~MENTO, May 9.-New· 10 a .m . and 11 p.m.. daily and will restriction limit and then ~
duded in the Santa Ana High port Be ch city treasury will be continue throughout this week un· I hibits seine fishing entirely by
School District and that had they enrich to the extent of $2166.25 ttl noon S'lmday. according to stating that bait nets must not The author lisbl 17 keys with Santa Ana in 1941. was again sign· 8Y Ome, 0 0
wttich to open the doors to sUC· ed by Mayor Asa Hoffman for the
cess in w~ich ~efinit~ness of pur-dty of Santa Ana. a nd by J . w.
~e. appl1~ faith. going the extra Harrop of San Francisco, contact
mile. learning from defeat, self officer for the federal government. di~pline. organized thought. th~r The entire property was recent·
habit of soun~ health and con-\ ly transferred by the \Var depart-troll~ attention are 8:mon~ the men t to the War A5sets Adminis-
nof withdrawr: from Santa Ana as a It of state allOCfttions to Clyde H . Ashen. director or the exceed 120 fathoms long nor 10
most important. Dr. Hill "'111 ex-trat' d th I tt I
Mr . a nd Mrs. Ralph Dimmitt, the saving of $623,000 would not c~ntie~ of their share USO club. fathoms in ?epth.
Onyx avenue, Balboa Island, had have been enjoyed, and t he money ohn~ l1cense fees col· At the pt csent time and con-McLauchl1n stated that New-
word Wednesday that their son. would have gone to support the July 1, 1945 to De-tinuing through the summer port harbor fishennen wouJd be
Ralph. who landed ln New York. schools already in Santa Ana. cem~r 1. 1945. _ . months . sleeping accommodations hard h;tt by the net r 6trlction as
\l.•ill be home wtthin a week. He , Harbor pupils would have been Orang c:ounty wtU receive_ $16,· for sel'Vlcemen and ex-servicemen j !here 1!11 not a bait net an;vwhf>tt
was wounded in combat .hospital· transported to Santa Ana by bus 106.51. h1le Santa Ana will be on weekends and holidays are 1n local waters leu than 180 to
ized in England and since recover-and would not have had the bene· aUocat $4621 .65 and Laguna urgently needed In many in· 205 fathoms long and 20 fathoms
ing has been with the a.rmy or oc-fits of a local plant. Beach 11 get $1596.25. ~t~ accommodations for serv· deep.
cupation. (Continued on Page 4J 11ce couples are needed. Public adoption of the referen-
I I h · d ·i · h ' r I ion, an e a er s now Pan t em in etaJ .1~ is ree negotiating with the Federal Put>. lec~ures at t he mun1c1pal audi·11ic Housing authority for conver-t tor um. sion of some of the property tor ni;.~ 1:::~~:"~~ ~:c.~e:ni~ housing purposes. SI-PENCILLED . PERSONALITIES
autographed copy of Or. Hill's M w· c . ~, By }AC~ LINDSLEY, Cowboy Artist
Raub & Bennett If any of the residenbl or Bal-dum in •nv form. Mcl..auchlin
boa have rooms,· apartments or added. would most !itf>riously jeop.. Now; Siegel Out• dormitories ror rent over week· ardize the future of not only the
ends, please phone the Balboa USO sports fishini;t fleet. but or the
and register them. 'lbe telephone cannery industry, in the Newport ramous "T en Commandments of esans JO ampaJgn •
Suttns" with gold illuminated A • t Pl ed H border suitable for framing. Lee-gains ann og
tures will open promptly at s p.m. Ranch for Orange Co.
BWI Park Fees Shown I ·sANTA ANA. May 9.-Dr. c. E.
Price or this dty OD Wedneiday Pacific Electric and Laguna bus
lines contributed $50 in parking
apace fees to the dty treasury in
April, accordin& ot a report filed
by City TreatUttr J . A. Gant with
th• dty coundl ot Newport Beach
Moridal<.
City Gets 15 Pct. Cut
The Southern California Tele-
phone company contributed 15
per ce.nt ot Its ~pts from pay
stations in the Newport Harl>or
area. in April to the city treasury
in compliance with city Jaws. a
report by J . A. Gant. city treas-
urer, to the Newport Beach city
t'OWlCil Monday showed. The
amount WR$ $15.35.
withdrew his application to the
Orange county board of supervis~
ors ror a permit to operate a
~animal hog ranch on Gisler
road, near the Santa Ana river.
due north or Costa Mesa.
The applicant declined to press
hi.I proposal to the board after
soores or OJsta Mesam appeared
befoN-the board and a petition
signed by 1000 persons was handed
to memben ln protest against the
plan.
Protestants claimed a hog ranch
would be objectihnable from a
community standpoint.
The county planning commission
recently approved the plan sub-
mitted by Dr. Price.
Vaquero's Arrival ·will
Signal Harbor Reopening •
Jack Raub stated ·today that a
change tjas been made in the sur-
veying and engineering firm ot
number is Harber 2341-J'. harbor area.
s .legel al Raub, tbe former r e-Sixth Ferry Group
tiring anl! Fred V. Bennett oonung V p , f
into the tirm. . acates ortion o ~. Siegel Is de.voting his ttme l Long Be.ch Airport
to o ~groves, his large acreage .
deman~g all · his time. Mr. ~
nett who cam\: here from Santa
Ana ArGtY Air base ,e ngineering
staff, t>oPi:ht Mr. Siegel's intere1t
In the Orm. which is located at
1908 Nrrt Blvd., a.ita Meaa.
Tells! Tax Coll~tions
CUrre~t tax and assessment col-
lections ~de by Tax Collector R.
R. Hodjjkinson In April totalled
$56,731.sp, and redemptions under
the ·~ phue totalled St 726.06, accordin to information filed
with 0 Treasurer J . A. Gant
and re ed by the latter to th~
city ctl Monday. •
WNG BEACH, Kay 9. -More
than 30 aaes al. land 1eMed by
the War depar1menl from the dty
of ~g Beadl for the 9zth Ferry-
ing Gn>ap'o Air ~ Com-m--Mii will be returned to the dty, Col. K. C. McGttcor,
commandlnc ol!loe< of the Sixth
Ferrying Gr1lGp. uld W-..ia~"
The colonel'• .,,_,_ whldl 1J
apprOftd by LL Gen. Harold L
George, ...-cl the Air
Transport Command In Wuhlng-
ton, D . C., dem"8 the way for im-
mediate draftln& by the umy en-
gineer's ottlce al the ioupplemen-
tary 1-.
1 Bio d Donor List Plan
Ad · pted by Legion Post
MlWOD!I IDVHtf'd
The fishermen's union official
emphasized the fact that cannery
In terests and the fishing indU!itry
have between $2-milUon and SJ.
million invested ln the harbor re-
gion, and he pointed out ·that this
Investment would be at stake, ti
the referendmn wu paued..
"If the •Po-on ot tit.la pro--1_1_ ootpa.
blrtla. tlMi referm Jw11• wtD be
placed OD Ule Ncwember bal-
lot." McLaacblta said.
If the referendum ls carried by
amajorlty vote of the ddzenry
of the atate. Nfwport and every
other waterfront area a.nd inland
area on the California coast will
reel the brunt of tbe new atate
Jaw.
mta Aact ...
"It wtD retuJt. ta provlcllal
all lam.proper maclleral pro.
docUoa, and It wlJl brlae about
an unprofttable _... for tM
whole of tbe ~ n-.
1 "Even aa1r1era who fh,11
from piers wUl aot. be Ule to
s et &DJ' 'Nit aachovk. udl
uJted .aardtae9 for bait," u.e
union manac~ Wf!9t on. pomt..
Comp· ation or an emergency membership to imare. a wider tac oat. alM the fact that
blood donor list, available to hos-wtthoat bait. flaltennea w1D
May 23 will mark the tenth an· Landing, now Newport Harbor. ...,.-~ pitals, ~ors and health workers IC'.:S~ormairm ue Mked to oon· not J>e able 14> Ket tWr -a
nive-rsary of the reopening of New-the nation·s finest recreational ~L~· & through«11 t the ~unty, is under-tact Gus Clark. If tbe7' have not qualUty of albMlOl'e aad oi:ltff
port llarbor following the big fed-harbor. , ''""-0..5 way by lthe Newport Beach post already done.,, .mt g1w him their ftah.
eral improvement project which In early days the ··vaquero" ,_,!Al (-._. of the Ainerican Legion as author-name and blood type. to be i.Dclud-.. At thla parUcalar time
wu started in January, 1935. and brought supplies for the ranches ~ !zed at the regular meeting or the ed on thl-list. wllea tbeft t. • worWwlde
completed ~fa.y 23, 1936. To mark in this section rtnd carried back past Tuftday evening at the Le-MafD speaka-at tbe TUmda;y st.ortase of food. ellPf '•RJr
the "finish or the big job a cele-to San Diego hides and tallow, the &ion Hu,. · meeting-.._ Pi l++dpwl SidDe7 Da-protehl food. It ._.., to ....
bratlon was held, the feature of principal medium of exchange in The ~ood donor list, suggested vidlab c:A the ~ mcbool who out-MclAoehllll ..ad rdent.c to
whidl,kas the re-opening of the thooe days. The little vesael after Walter E. Tipton by BaJj>oa Fire Ollef Frank 1IIJOd the --p1ms for the the ftobe.,_'• -~· "• •"7
harbor by signal from the late a deviaw1 passage through the Walter g Ttpt;en, .,.,.... m atete tor tliie oft1ce ef t --..n, Crockerj will contain the name expam:lcm ~ tbe • ••d: plant and Md ....,.e I• ~ to .Ue
President ~elt iB the White channels, which then constituted wtto la u.e wHll Ma MTI ' iz ,.. • ._. ta cw1wt17 ....,tbe Ol'_,a and bk>r6d. type of every member ~fl aw -,.,.. a JOl1 eo" to h·-..... tile -...,. ~
Rouoe, to Cout Guard cutttts off Nt'Wport Bay, reached Nowport -tT'• tn ntbtc po-• Mo ••a"o -;;;t;o:to<o. of the Le.dOn poot -will be PIOSiiilll. 1"" -pmt -pre-.WO -tiop-oa.· the entrance. This started the big: Landing, the aite of which I.a now A..U..rtt,. ... ••ll1 • • crtw paeeau. _.4 .... _ made aJ.nibJe tor emerceridel by vlou:lly endmmd tbe l*CCllllll. and McLauchlin Mid that aD cqan-
pa.rade or boats into the Harbor. known u 0 Bay Shotts." •aeDCJ tie la Wfllc -14' e:wsaUw Cl 'ttaw la &Ma area. Don Durant. AtQatant ii mg:bc a illbWC wte ta fA'Wll' lzed fiahenntn. includinc traw.,_
Thlo ~ar because of conditions Later frcm this point lumber "It is far wiser to build a fence Mr. Tiptoo opont .. ..,, Jeon In Ralph I or crocker ofter or the 101 Lii ID 1111)' 17 elee-en. frcm here to the ~ line
over which few of t11 locally have wu hauled into the interior but at the top of a cliff than to the Orance county theritt'1 ottfet comple by Service Offtoer Gua ttom.. W9'e up tn anm Oft'!' the Pf.-d
any control, the plans heve been Newport Landina: eventually cave atatlon an ambulance at the bot· u e deputy in chu'Ke ot the juYm--Clark. F&""eth• f6 a *-CSI' w refermdmn became ol Its. un.
modilled but wU! be unique In way to Iancllnp at the ocean pier tom." During the put etcllt yeon 11'! dlvlslcn. He wu the Ont of It related to .-,, by ..,_.,.... -a -tr ,..,., eqaltablo. ph-
many ways. at Newpprt. built later. OVtt 2000 audience froupa In Or-the oix eondi<lata lo mt.er t.be crocker that hJo oft1oe lo wtth pr--.1 ' e Im -~ P ·-~main~~~ :!:u:!: c1:Z~:!'r:';:1:::; ~sen;:'~~.=:,,:'= !:m.""'..., ror t.be ottlce al= tC..!:. ~.!';:::.. -zs' ',a ID -wi!1-"'-:;,.lt6:ar":.~~
th1o _.,, ta the °'!!"li ol the "VOQUe<O" brlnclnc P'fttlnp from fonn to bear ouch chalJOftciuc 'The canclklau wu born In that th1o Dot w!ll -Adfa!ul ..... R-._ --pme -mlsbt -"V~" a omall which San Diego olfldalo to otlldals at otatoments. Hlo DWI>' tbousbl· Selma. a omall qricultural com-unity to have a 1-..dy '"'""" e<I -15 ,.., ';a - a --_._. the 1111''4" · '
wtll -u a~ ol the orig-N--t Harbor. O.tallo are be-Jll'C)YOklng rm>arla on poot-wv munllJ' Jn tho San Jooquln vat-any '7Pe of blaod at a In •••W -· - -_.. rat..-..., 1J lo -n tlwt the
lna1 "Voquero" wblch l&lled rosu-Inc .. -...1cm out by a oommltttt of <rime pre-tlon -c:rtme de-Je7, wbere he attmdecl the local -• -· It 11o bopaf ---· ~ _.. , Ho "•"'' ho ""11 a 1-p -"17
larly Into Newport Harbor In 11165 the N~ Harbor Chimber ol tectlon are bo1nc otudled by dvlc biP -Be OODtln-blo the that -c:Mc -· p cl -----to -mm1,,. from San Diogo. '"!'he Commen:e With the help of hlcb and county croupo In -Juda at -the Uul-.lty al RM-oorW:e will raD--llW pr.. 18 -• ---. P; 1 -In ha--~
Harbor of the SUn." to N..._t -otun and otudents. I Callfomla. (Ccoo-'"' Pop tl -up -"'-.C - w I tir • B I lltl 11 •
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Willoughby Lockwood Farquhar
Navy Issues Warning
On Gun Practices
of Costa Atesa was d~ed .by Police The 11th Naval District head-
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Clergymen Silent on
Sheriff's Return of
Owner's Slot Devices
oo Monday to appear m aty court.
Thursday, to answer to charge o1. quarters has announced naval gun-SANTA ANA. May 9.-No re--
8Pf!'E'ding. Police said an officer nery and bombing pr8ftlce danger verberationa were being heard
clocked the defendant doing 50 zones in the !olJoorln& Southern from ciellO' circles today following _.,_ -mn
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the ..._t Wedneoday that ~··an hour in a "" e zone. California waters: Sheriff Jeue L. EWott had de-
. . . . South ot Coronado oo the Silver dined to protest return of five
Receipts by all milk c;l.i.ltribu-Strand, Raward ftrinc from the alot machines teized in a 1eries of
ton, lncluding ~ucer-diltnl>u-j beach at Camp Pendleton Marine spectacular raids here a year ago
tcr, and manufactunng planta far I•---and _, A-'-to ow11en: of the properties.
the •entire year 19'5 exceeded 205 ua.ae, nav-.a ....... ._.. in an area Three of the machines 'tftre
million pounds of milk fat u ccwn-enc-OmJlmed by a •mne radius taken back by the Santa Ana
pared with 196 million pounds In 1 centend m Begg Rock, ~west AmURment Co.. and two others
1944, an lna'ew of 4.8 per cent. I of San NldM>IM w....i wett recovered by V. T. Smith.
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• W. 0 . BUCK-Insurance Counselor a-1500 0..,aori.4.,l
3333 VI.A LIDO CALIFOll.NIA
through hla coumel, Alty. John
Martell.
The attorney filed replevt.n ac--
tions in Santa f.na Township Court
for his clients, and Constable R. E.
Steinberger served the actions;
Sheriff Elliott had five days far
objecting by which he could pro-
test the move for recovery of the
machines but elected not to do ao.
Had the sheriff protested, the
case then would have seoe into
the Superior Court for argument
u to the rf&ht of the former' own-
ers to claim them.
Devtces recovered by the amuse-
ment company, With which John
Glover, 1bomu Block and George .. ----------------------•! Landie' att ldenWled. were volued at $1nl,$400 and $175. respectively.
Smith'• machines were worth $650
apt"°" to him. he l&ld; they had
been termed .. lrreplacable."
C. C.'s, Coast A88n.
Plan Joint Confab in
Orange on May 28
.. Music -- -The Gift that Kteps on Giving" Topics of especially important
Interest to members of both the
Cout Association and of the
county chambers of commerce will
be discussed at a meeting of the
Associated Chambers of Commerce
to be he ld Tul'Sday, May 28, in
Orange.
Portable Record Changer
and Phonograph
Album of Records The program \vill include four
or five speakers. yet to be named
by \ValtC'r Longmoor. vice-presi-
dent of the Associated Chambers
of Commerce. The Coast Associa-
tion will attend in a body.
~~PHONOGRAPH RECORDS:~~
Complete Selection
of Both Classical and Popular FISH AVAILABLE
lo mother
CLASS VASES
921• .. •41s
la. la.
"Ster Uni" vnes ... L11ht •mber
colored stus • . • Frosted floral
desisns.
3-PIECE
SUGAI & CIEAM SET
Blue frosNd st-. . __ In-., .. dud9t. .... a-af'ld _,,q tr~.
I-PIECE
3-PIECE
PYREX
IOWL
SET
CONSOLE SET
AttrlCflw ~ 1• tto-r •4ff bowl COCC4*ot• wtttl t w 0 __,,.,,_
I-PIECE
Cl4SS SIT
•4ts
8-1.wp ....... .,,_,...
... 0-. of c ...
--"""' IDtd ti.di er dMI' 1W. with cola end _,.. dKCratlaft
••• In sift bair.
Sunday, May 12th
Mott. ... tM Nd ., --4 .... .._ JM • ., Mr afft •t .. ,
..... w ....... J911 •~ " ........... wil llwia1 ... ..,. ... ..
nm.fort '8to .. ...... •• .... ...... .... ,...,. •• po4 .... for
f011 too_.... 1" ky Mett.•'• lift ..... SN wil pt Mtter
vahla a•4 It wfl c..t 1-t tfl• JM ....... le ..-4. Yot1 ,....,.
..... te ..... sift ylftety .. .,,,.Ate itl
CLASS
IEllY SET
POTTERY
TAILE LAMP '4"
CryJ.t• &!au with 22k
llCMd dl<.or•titd 9df• •.. rnc k.ode9 bow1 9"'d fruit
dishes •.• Plenint1 de-
MI A.
HAND PAINTED
TEA POT
~~ r~nd" Pai~ IJ'5
dlcoratlon .•• ~
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DUNIAR CLASS
COFFR MAKER
No mtt.lllc t•t. . . . S.-W
Al st-cott. ""'"'-., .. ..... ~ 9CCml-..... cof1" ....,., tim.
'49"
CLASS
CAKE PLATE
Frcshd &lass pl1t1 .•• ,,.
t...p 91za •• A 11t t
thlt Motto. will bl! eed to ~I
8-PIECE
Hl-JACS SET
WUI fit ft'IOlt 9ff'f llt.1
-'• ....... At-
_.,ed colon •.• At-
trKtM!IY bolc9d.
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65-PIECE
"APPLE ILOSSOM"
DINNER SET
S1nice for I fH11
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Balboa Sailor
Loses BllHold
Hard luck attended the home-
coming of Robett Sankey, slgnal-
man second class. US.N., who ar-
rived home last week on a 3<>-day
leave after two years in the Aleu-
tians and ls visiting his mother,
Mrs. Pearl Sankey, Balboa Island.
Some time after leaving the Boy
Scout meeting at Costa Mesa
Wednesday he ·lost his biWold,
containing all his Identification
cards. As he left his ship at Seat-
tle and is to be reassigned, he will
be restricted for some time after
he reports. unless the documents
are found and r eturned.
Dr. Rapp Opens Office
Nearby Boyhood Site
GIILL'S
FOOD SHOP
• Smoked Tarkey
• Smoked Fish
• Bout Moats
• Sweet Plcldes
• F"'8h Salads
• Brandied Fruits
• Maraschino Cherries
• Cheese Galore
SHOP AT GILL'S
For Fresher Vegetables
Betttt Moats
Fancy Groceries
2415 Forest Ave.
LAGUNA BEACH
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Mercury Clea,ners & Dyers
Offer Regular
3-DAY 'SERVICE ...
1 -Day Special Senice
If an Emergency Arises
-1-
y our Clothing Is Cleaned In Our Plant
Which Is Located at • 1844 Harbor Blvd.
008'.li MDI&
We Ale M 0-to Yot1 M Yoar
Phone Beacon 5613-J
Mercury Cleaners & Dyers
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Fish Landings
NowUpto2
c. C. Ditecton "Will
Dilcaas Important
Matters ~ext Monday
A regular monthly moettnc at
the board of directon of the N--
port H~ Olamber of Ccm-
merce will be held Moimir at
land-White"a Coffee Shop, Main atftet.
Balboa, at 12:15 noon.
are: President J. s. Barrett boa Pier. urged that all directors ~ pi cw:ut
• Mc-f.,.. this meeting u m8ny 1mpcrt. r..,._ ant bus1nea matten must~&.
can -• nd!nc. mUnc,
Dock. croaker being caught. Surf ftab-
Earl'• ermen are using IOlt lhelled aand
Scott'• crabl to catch oorbina. Albacan
•• and tuna are on the minds _af
Land-many flahermen these da1S a tbl
orage, fishing .. uon gets ~ )Dto
St. the swine. These flab .... -to
Yacht arrive in local waters 10mettxm
• Rich· during the summer, and cood
1'\1111 of these llah are expected by
all fishermen. Trolllnc boats .... ewpmt the ldeol way to flab !or tbe:n. ch bar-llelld<\I the many boats now In and an operation out ol Newpor.t Harbor, The many othen att beinc built In . loco.I yards. Thett "' plenty of cood room on the OCMn but · moartna • apa"" la the ~tlon. I
!iahbll
to en-Amule : ck .... 1 ANTIQ~ alibut
foe
"' lllll.Nortll llfala •eet much, IJeefaAm l New-Ce>pp.!te Armcle ~) halibut
spear I.arc-t « r'r 7 ~ wMeai
tls!led -~ ••• tllea..&&11'9
IMt wm 11e .,..._~~ ; pl en-
Cl'! .... -·· .. --. y con-VISJTOllll WELO()IDI
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Breken Lenses Duplicated
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E.T. Butterworth, 0. D.
SI 14 West Central Phone ll&rbor !611
El·enlnp by Appolntmeat
8th & OcMn -RnntJncton 8-11
Under Same Mana.cement
Open Daily, Including Sunday
Dinner, 5 to 9 $1.35 up
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Sandwiches -A-la-Oarte Onlen
PboD6 '911
The Bank of~ bnnch iD your' t.own la a wdt
of one of the largmt banka iD the world. Yet,~
l:ta great me and lltNnlrtb. it la iD every real -~
ho,,,. lollm benk, mparvlaed. and •a«eci by local.
citiuma, many ofwbom aluire ownenbip of tbe"buk
with thouaancla of Californiana. TbMe men and
women are cl.-to the heart of the community ad
welcome ;.,., to the bank M a neiehbor ud trimid.
'l'lm iutcr ·Illy local 9Jlirit la eupplemented by a com-
plete metropolitan -.vice J>0M11>le otib to a ba11k
of •mple t.cilitiee. Whether you're bnildln1 a W-
or an •the rmnmunity, the local Duk of A-a
bnnch ill r11~ to provide wnoncl fbwncial advloa
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........ P-&D......_ ··~· ....... u ...... ·-·-·llAT1-• ll&M•U FSDCllAI. ... C:•YS ..,.,.. • • •
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Plan Coming Flower Show
Condi Defen Action
Dredging Cove Land
All-tor--1n1 For -
l1oCk at ~ N ... "l'lma • N-n-. -........ *I · All -~ .... .-..
l1oCk at the N..,...TllML •
lcleu lmplttd by the
Flower &how were brought back
thlo .....,k by Mn. Walton Hub-
bard Jr.. president or Newport
Hutxr branch or the Assistance
~ or Orange coonty. and M.tL James J.rvt.ne, who went to
Mowery Retams
For RendezvOllS
'Ibo matta-or IP'&llting a re-
newal permit to Balboa Co-.
Inc., ror the ~ ol cln!dglns
approximately 65,000 cubic yatds
of material from property near
N...._i bland and clepcoltlng it
en the ocean beach in the vicinity ot 43rd street, .,.,.as referTed by the
city oouncil on MondoJI to Cty
Engineer J . W. Webb !or lnvestl-
ptlon and reiut to the Mn
council tMeting. the exhlblt In the norlh<m dty Appearing at the Rendezvous lmmedla~ly arter the ~· and Ballroom In. Balboa again thb Sat-
&arden party held at Mrs. trvtne;t urday everung, May 11, will be
home, Rancho San Joaquin, with Mith Mowery !'°d orchestra, an
avtt 700 county wome.n in attend-aggregation which has ~ in ance. popularity on the West Cout 11nce
Mn. Hubbard and Mis. George Its leader's return frOm the serv·
Yardley are memben of the ~· lee.
tral committee for the Dower Mowery, who wu d.iacharled
lhow which wUJ be held lD con.. from the Coast Guard as a Ueu-
junctlon with a hone ahaw at tenant Commander. participated
Santa .Ana June ID-23 under the In the North African campaign.
auspices of the Assistance Leque, H e came to California u music
~ from the event to be director for the Pua.den& Play·
SCllEDULED TO BE IN8T.A1.l,l;D a& a ........ ...,...1117 at Hew•
No action to p-ant the permit
_..,-:;< _,~ WU taken by tbe cli:y council
after Councilman O. z. Robe....,..
said he would want to know wbat
affect the deposit would have on
other iroperty In that area be-
fore be would vote on the pro-
posal. pen-· mp -~ '"'"' .... -__ , ....,. --oen eleelell la 1ut ...._.._ elecUom. 8eatied. at tlte-ooiadl tule.
from left t. dcllt an. Bopr m11...,..._ t.r.aarer: a. On""llten,
pre .. Mnt; Bill Pe7f,oe. vlce-pr!a'ce-i. ud Nod O... aearet.ia7.
-.photo by Gorlw'dt
med for e&tablishjng a oounty house and reorcanized his dance --------------~----------
cancer clinic. A number of new band In the spring or 1945. Before DRIVER BOOKED G• I' G
classes have been added and en· the war Mowery had a band ln California hJghway patrol re-If S ym
tries wt.II compete for 11350 in the Ea.st and Mfilled ~agementa ported Morday that Harold D.
premium award!:. Mn. Irvine is in many of the. exclUSJve night Talbot of Long Beach was book·
seneral chairman of the show. spots and hotei. and proved popu-ed Sunday on a charge of drunk v·t I N . d
Loc:aJ women Who attended lar in that area. driving after his automobile is said I a ee
Mn . Irvine's garden party includ· Sin~ reorganization, the Mow· to have rup into an automobUe
ed the l\1esdame1 Hubbard, Yard-ery organization has played at the driven by .nr. J. F1orsheim of Bev-
Jey, Dixon H . Smith, Mary -Addis Casino Gardens as alternate band erly Hills on Bayshore drive near At School
Abbott, \Villard Klllk>n, Uvingston with Harry J a mes and Tommy alternate highway 101, Newport
Motion to refer the matter to
the d1y engineer wu made by
Cound.lman Bob Allen and con-
ewttd In by CoundJman --oon.
Deirnling Advances
ive Happiness - --Give Jewelry
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Diamond Earrings
Diamond Set Lockets
• ·Diamond Watches •
Ceramics Vase~ -
F iguriry es Glassware
Fower Bowls
Lagu
1797 Ne
and La Mirada
Pottery
rt Ave.. LOUCKS
COS UME
JEWELRY
Dozens ot
Charming New
Designs
String of Pearls
Wrist W-atch
Bracelets
Necklace
Pen and P encil Sets
Thom. John Parke, John Sadlier, Dorsey. and appeared at the Holly-I Beach. No injuries ~esultcd.
John Meador, Sidney Blackbeard, wood Canteen and the Pasadena
H arry \\'elsh. Art hur A. Kemper Civic auditorium.
Fourteen-year-old Kestori Deim-
li,Jlg, Newport Harbor High's fresh-
man tennis ace. advanced to the
quarter finals in the Southern
California tennis finals at the Los
Angeles Tennis club over the week
end in the 15 years and under di-
vision. Play WUJ be comple ted I
next week end. . I '-----+-------------------------------1
and C. V. Dilts .
Thcrt> is a difference of tv.•elve Old Timers Picnic
ml1es bet"'"een· t he highest moun-1 Or ange county's annual r eunion
lain and the greatest known depth picnic, interruptC'd by the "'ar.
of any of the seas. will be held again on June 30 at
FRESH FISH
Daily
Direct from
Fisherman
-t<>-
C ustomers
10 &. m. to 5 p. m.
ii.
On the Beach
Foot of Newport Pier
Irvine P ark. according to Earl R.
Abbey, county coroner and self-
elected president of the Old-Tim-
ers Society . The annual picnic, be-
for e the war. brought up to 10,000
old-timers, their children, their
grandchildren and their great
grandchildren.
Robertson Upped
The Newport Beach Oty Coun-
cil Monday accepted the resigna-
t ioh of Mayor O . B. Reed from the
city hall building conunittee and
approved the a ppointment of
Councilman 0 . Z. Robertson in the
m ayor's place.
Washing Machine Wringer Rolls
Rol.l• ror any make ,ace. You fumlah the u.mple.
Brand new rubber, white and pliable
GUARANTEED-POSITIVELY!
COMPLETE HOME SERVICE
Refrigeration, Radios, Small Appliances
Newport Electric Appliance Co.
Ph. Barbor % lSI ZJ05 Coast Blvd.
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Come and See Our Selection
MOTHERS DAY
.Sunday, May 12th
11 -Jewe1 Watches
$28.50 and up
ALL GUARANill::D
* Diamond Rings * Weddin g Ring s
"{;( Birthstone R ings * Signet R ings
Vinyl P lastic
and Plastic Calf
Di Palma Ceramics
All Hand Made
LARGE SELECTION OF
Pins • Necklaces • Earrings
BE.\tl'J'InJL CRYSTAL • SILVER PIEX:FS
GOLD AND SILVER CHARMS
STERLING SILVERWARE
BEST JEWELRY AND GIMS
Q-RIO SHOPPE
205 Main St. BALBOA Harbor 2261
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Santa Anan Hurt
Rober t A. Stevenson, 60, or Box
321, Rou te 4, Santa Ana, suffer-
ed minor injuries lat e Saturday
afternoon when his auto collided
with one driven by Rayford
Drennan. 41, or Gardenia, at the
intersection or Orchard and Burch
streets, Costa Mesa. Stevenson
did not requir e hospita l trea tment,
California highway patrol report-
ed.
Santa Anans Nex t
Sponsors or the Newport Harbor
Union High school and elementary
school l)uilding expansion program
today cited more instances or
crowded conditions in the present
school buildings.
The need for a girls' gymnasium
at t he high school as well as in
other buildings is acute. Both girl
and boy students are forced to use
the large play areas in rainy sea-
son a nd consequently the school
athlet ic program must be restrict-
ed, they say.
O ther ronditlom cited by the
school expansion committee fol-
Newport Harbor's baseball nine low:
takes on Sa nta Ana Wednesday on In the girls shower room. over
the local diamond in a second 80 girls must use facilities plan-
round ma tch moved a head from ned. for not more tha n hal! that
Friday. Coach \Ve ndy Pick ens' number.
6utfit, \\-•hJch was laced by the 'J'.he girls have no place to hang
Dons in a first round game 14-5, thell' clothes or l~k their books
is out ror revenge a nd has the out-a nd personal belongings due to the
side cha nce of ruining Sa nta Ana·s crowded locker space.
ho pes for title dreams. Many losses or books, purses,
Last Friday, the league-leading etcete ra. have been reported. Girls
Fullerton Indians avenged a pre-excused from gym must go .to the
vious de feat a t the hands or the study hall because t here as not
locals and defeated the Tars 4-1 enough room for them in the
in a fairly tight ball game. The "quiet room." i
Indians got to Harbor's ace F aculty m em bers ar e doing a I
chucker, Ralph Freitag, in the wonderful job against tremendous
first four Innings a nd were able odds. Teachers have too m a ny stu-!
to hold the S ailors at bay ror . the dents in class but there ls not
re mainde r or \he fracas. r oom for a nother instructor under
existing circumstances. Many
T o a cynic or ~ur acquaintance other cl asses are conducted under
lt appeai;s that rwlroad tim etables similar conditions, but the girls
are not. intended to indicate when gymnasium situation is one or the
the tr a ins run but to tell how late first on the "must" list if voters
they are. will back the "Pay As You Go"
Liquor Store
Boota and Roy Keeae
Palm ud Bay. Balboa
Phone Barbor Ill
expansion progra m at the polls
May 17.
P olling places "ri ll be set up at
all loca1 schools to a ccommodate
the public. Transportation will be
furnished by members or the New·
port Harbor High School Parent-
Teacher Association, if Inter ested.
Persons will telephone Mrs. J er-
r old Spangler, chairman, telephone
Harbor 2369-R.
The time may come when our
friend from the rarm will wonder
what ktnd or a drug store this is
~~~~~;t~~~--~~~.a~:www:.~~~· ~t~,~~~~h~e~can~§'t buy a plow there.
''MAKE YOUR
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OWN TERMS
Y• will •"1reclatie Mw _,. it 19 lo unap fol er.-t at Dr.
Cowfti'• .•. DO ielay" OI' 11+*¥!eJ! I ~ &aT. ... tloe C.-la ... 1 ~to'-"' all J'OGJ'-.: 7 work COf1111 ?4eii UOBT NOW
••• pQ" later t. wll weeldy or moau.iy ............. Dll8 UB-
!!:•U. llEKVICE DOU NOT C08T YOU on &X1U l'l:NliY
... 1" ~ make Yoar Owa psgsgmMe T&IM.
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TYPICAL SAFEWAY SAVINGS
Half & Half ~~= ,... II• '
Shreddies ~=· '!.7 13-/
Com-Soy<;t Shreds -:,;; IZ.
K~lo00'1 Srond.
Graham Crackers •.•. 17-.... 5uoof" ~d lrond. l ·lb. pockoge, 32c.
Peanut Butter '= 'j!· 739
Peanut Butter .".:~ •: ~
Peanut Butter -~ , ... 2l' ""'"" .. .. 2-Jb. ;ar, 48c.
Sno-White Salt ...... -Ploin or Iodized.
Dry Cleaner ....., '""' ... ..... ....
Raleigh Cigarettes 2 ,..,_rl•
~n cw Corti. tiP99d. CortWi. 1.33.
COFFEE AND OTHEI IMIAGIS
Airway Coffee : !:,"
3-lb. pad.0g9, 51c. M11How Mild Mend.
Edwards Coffee 'i!"
Drip •,........ grlnck. Rktl w.M1 of fine
cotte.. 2·Jb. vt-Jot, Sk.
Hills Bros. Coffee =-'!;
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Hemo """°'°"w""'"'""'-, ... ~-..,.,,.., Brond ..
"'Drink yow ~ltaft'Mnl ond UM 'M\."
Ovaltine .:,.i:., ': H
Chocoklte Ovottinll, l.os.. jar, 34c.; l 6s0&.J 61c. Ploin CM>ltlne, I~ Jar, 6 lc..
Ambassador Wine _ 1.
Pon, Mulcote4 OI' St.Ty.
Burgundy Wine _ 7
Ao t "'""'°' lrond. ...... ,. -.... t ., ... 1........,.
1111 1tii4) -. ....... ..., ...... ..,.. ............ ....
CA1ND FlllT JUKES
Grapefruit Juice '::"" lalo
Town House Brand. ~L CGft.. 30c.. I
Citrus Cocktail '::"" I ; ---. OranqeJuice""'.:="' '::""I
46-oz. can. 4Jc.
Apricot Nectar ·!:;:I
c..1111i ........... ....
Apple Juice "';:;' !:: a
lllOO"B, llACAIG .. SP
F.ggNoodlea ::; !:," zt.
SllMMllilll...... j Long Spaghetti , ... I•
---·... .=:: -Db ........ ·-
F.nJor .._ wWJa dioy -plentiful. A hamper crop of dmert
growa ~-II-• Nie at yoar neighborhood s.few1y Ston. -al diil dolld-cil:nll fruit today wliile ii is
at tho paak al ...... gocm ss Give the family all tliOy w1nL
liBIPEFBllT
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CANE SUGAR
JWcy, llllllllleet, thin.skinned desert fruit. ~rk the breokfc:Gt.
,,.,., with genetOUS servi~ of whole fruit, or serve a
glassful of tangy tuice. It's grond ot other meals, too.
' l•Y ••w f er -----· .,.,. ,, .. , "·····-..... 5 ••. 340 sock OIAIGIS
CANNED VEGETABLES, FlllT, SAIKI
Shoestring Beets '::"" It•
Sni<kr'• Brond.
Diced Carrots ~ IZ-
eiue-Di°'"°"" Brond.
Shoestring Carrots ':;:'-IZ-
c. H. B. lfond.
Peas and Carrots ·-1 .. -Wit'ner Brand.
Bestex Spinach '!:'" IZ-
Spinach · ~..,. 11: 1r
Grapefruit ,::. "::'-_.
RoYQI Rio. Renown, latex or Dion 1dwr -Tomato Sauce •l!o-t• -Tpmi T11H1 • Godlwzl• .........
Spaghetti Sauce::; '.:I•
Chef-hy·Al-0.. lnlnd..
CORN • 19-10ldm bantu ..
ONIONS uc ....... .... ......, .•...•... .. ....................
<BERY .. ,,, ........................ ........ ....,_ ........
CUCUA9ERS .. 11· c.. ........... , .......... .... ..... ,,.... . •······· TOMATOES .. zao --............... •<••
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SAFEWAY TENDEH, JUICY MEATS
LUii SHOULDER • 3-3c
Saeealent ....c. R1111t ._ .. , .. -..
LAMB llEIST II° Eud'ezl ftl lo. ~II I ...... ..
Flaked Blni"'iJ ---S1mbriteCle "EK
Scotch Cl•n ser T--~ -: 2: ..
Brooms ···:.._ ...... I.Ii
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Tipton Interested
In Youtlt Problem
(Continued from Page 1)
lands and took special courses at
Oregon State college and· South-
ern Methodist unlven:lty. Since
his collegiate days. Mr. npton
has had a broad execut.ive back-
ground in the administration of
various estates, llfe insurance and
organization a nd reorganization
procedure.
•
.
Puauc; NoTICE
State ot Callfomill,
County ot ~.
On this 7th day of May, A. D.
19t6. bdott me, Nora S. ~
warth, a Notary Public ln and
il§llNt8 _ooms 11
INTERJ>R-EX'tERIOR Palntinc and~tinc. 812 No. Or..,..,
Ph. 247.J. R W. Stimple.
ll&-:ltp
COOPERATIVE
ROOFING CO. •
New and Repair
•
Exnerienced Painters -H: E. McDONALD
414 Old County Rd., Ooala llsa
Beaeon 501W 36-2tc
uur:·~ .• f<ll' Nici County and State, ....id-s I G N Phone 875-)(
Ing -n duly commlak>nod and 216 E. 20t1> &,. o.ta -FOR SALE-12-foot -cae.
.....,.,,, penonally appeettd Mn. 20-tfc Newport Electric A~.
U111am H . OJbbon, F . Roy Gtten-18 ·-UJLD--Df-O-llA--TIClll---6,-3---0 ~~Blvd.. N~~
leaf, Jr .. John A. Siegel. known ~· ·~
to me to be lhe penons tn-. ta, Tnlcks, Windows, HA VE a &OOd stock ot roll roolln& FOR SALE-High 0ia1r and crib.
names are subocrlbed to the R4W;dalll, llulletino and Comp. Shlngl ... 'l'lle Doud Hieb cbalr turns lnto play table.
within Instrument, and aclcnowl-Metal, Wood and In many colon. aloo Bo,len'• Bolh for $12. 218 Grand Canal,
edged to me that they executed PluUc Letters. 100,._ ~ Paints at pre-WV Balbooi Wand. 37·ltp
the same. prices. Copeland Lbr. YllJ'da, 5th
In Wltnea Whereof, · I have , LACHMEYER A Artesia Sts .. Santa Ana. C&l. FOR SALE-Seven cir&....,. Sing<r
benunto .. t my hand and affixed M-Uc Sewlnc Machine, treedle style;
Mr. Tipton is a home owner, re-
siding with his w1fe and two
daughters at 702 East 17th street
in Santa Ana. He is actively
engaged in many youth and adult
movements in Orange county and
$out.Mm C&.lifomla, Among these
qrganiza lions are th e Boy Scout.s
C l I I I
llW POJ.T
" o o m ~ U I l D I n Ci my otrlclal -1 lhe day and """' 17 6 west ~entral ------=-------· aloo .clrculatln& cu heater, like
ln this oertlflcate !int obove r arbor 1243-M PAINTDIO OO~C'l'Oll .-. Coll at 122 27th St., New-
Un I 0 R MIG M St~ OOL -tten. -36-2tc PAnlTnfO -PAPlllR HANOINO -' Beech. 36-:ltp
of America, t he Parent-Teachers CLASS aooll BUILDING-Above la a ~·· ootlbM of llow tbe pnpoeed. aew 1%-dw room
a.aodatlon, t~ Association for bulJd••s la ae; Newport Barbor U.SC. mp, ecltool .. d elemeet&r7 ICllool eqwuioa. propam wW.
the Prevention of .Juvenile Delin-look. lf tile ...,._. ~ dlet:ricl •o\en cwry a majortty la favor of Ute ........_ propam aerl
quency and otheT church and dvlc f'rkla7, -. 1,.
NORA S. MARGWARTH, ----!---------Notary Public ln and for Aid and DIDOORA.n:NO Machine Shop Equipment
County and State. My com-Fl A I N T I N G · H. I:. lf~WI One small lathe
mlalon expittl Jan. 28, ·12n;--Servlce.~New-1 ~4.._~ldBeConty ~1• ~ )(~c One lArae lathe
1946. ~ ~ l r-~•Xlli ~ -o.ru' VIies. 4rtD. Jl'!ll!I, etc.
!Notarial Seal.I =Hall f'DllOl!f:AL' 1' can Newpt. llffcb Bel""' 5ll51.. organiutlona. Mr . Tipton wu the ----------------------------------------
founder of Hobby HOUM". a home A table follows showing the comparison of tax rates for all secondary achool purpoees, including the
for bovs, u well u the Counsel-junior collepm. and the method by which the savings have been 8timated..
A111•1ed on club. At the present Ume Total Total DUf..,... v--
he 11 actively engafged hln the School 8. A. N . a la N. R.
preparation of plaid or t e open+ Year Tu Rate Tu: Rate Tu &at. Dlabict
lng of a home for underprlv!legod 193(}.31 1.39 1.53 .14 9,015,000
children ln Garden Groft. 1931-32 1.39 1.32 .rrr 8,387,815
In his candidacy for the offtce 1932-33 1.19 1.35 .16 8,657,705
of shttiff. Mr. Tipton offers t~ .1933-34 1.22 1.51 .29 7,648,465
clefinll• polld.. for the ,_. 1934-35 1.45 1.18 :n 6,984,455
ganlzaUon n•nd -ration••~-t~e ~~~ ~:~ ~ :!l ~g~:f:
1hertfr1 of ce. Among u~ o~ l937·38 L30 .B8 .42 11,2114,l:!O
jectlves are: 1938-39 1.18 .Tl .31 11,946,995
1. To pro"1de 11.de<'luAte protec-. 1939-40 L13 .84 .29 12.514p.35
tion for the r apidly expanding l~l 1.30 1rl .43 13,069,985
rural attH of Orange county 1941-42 1.33 .73 .60 14,040.390
where criTnP Is known to have tn-1942-43 1.18 .69 .d 15,358,530
creued and rPmalned unchecked 1943-44 1.08 .60 .48 15,146,175 1944-45 1.39 .76 .53 15,124,265
ln lhe -·· 1945-46 1.31 .73 .58 17,946,535
Pub. May 9, 16, 23, 30, 19t6. p J!hone Beac!~R WlLL NOT be •--hie for any M-ttc
274 19tb atreet :M-tfe bllla but txll' own on ruo Ocean Le Valley's Food Mart
SavlllC N.B.
No.43580
ALlA8 811MllONll
(Action brought ln the Superior
Court ot the County ot Oranae.
Blvd, tot ~ Block F; Tract 518. N ,.....t -l"OR RQ,I.tJILE Paint Job cm ~ S. LAMPERT, • ,~ -
,_ bome. -NewjlO<t 1on Sll-.do. ar..,.. Co. Clothes Pins
aftao &:JO p.m. ~tfe -•tc ••-5,871.00 and Complaint ftlod ln the of-~ Sprtnc type and lots ot u~
11 36-2tc nco of lhe Clerk of the Superior
lB.858.00 Court ot said County.I TIDE TABLES BiCYCIJ!l8
19,245.00 la IM llaperlGr o-1 of tile Stale II.Ar, lNI llold, -• R119-. ~·~:l:l of Callfonla la -Far tile Hieb 1-Hieb 1-, . . ..· ~B
' · ~ty of Oruce F 10 5::15' 11:57 l:n .... :.... 100 Mala BL. ....._ ~~:l:l 4.2 0.0 4B -..._ -._ ~ ,,,.,,·oo s u &:21 12:39 l:M u:n , N-U. ~~·00 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, ......... 4.2 u 5.0 0.3
75,256:00 • Municipal COrporatlon ol the Su 12 7:rrr 1:19 1:M t:et HAUT!' AID8
72,702.00 lixth clau, Plalntlff, vs. RICH· 4.1 0.6 5.2 0.6 OOLD and MACHINLESS
80,158.00 ARD R TATNALL. et al, Defend-M 13 7:49 1:55 1:44 t:H WA YES
94,089.00 anti. • 4.I 0.2 ~.4 0.9 nnUnc and Manlcurtnc
11
Electrical'
Repair-Service
Appllo,,._ H-. llotmtl A
Marine SerYlee. t"""""-te
AttmtloL
S. L 111.1.NKLlN
Ph. Harber 119l·W
2818 Olllltral 32-tfc
2. To Immediately create a
J uvenile Dtvtsion adequately stat-Total Savings 48,383 671,538.00
fed and charged with the responst-
1
________________________ Dll __ fer_e_nce ___________ 623_._1_ss_._oo
The People of lhe State of Coll· Tu 14 · 8:28 2:27 8:91 1:51 Evenliig Appt. Ph. Harber 179-W
fomla Send Grtttinp to: RICH· 3.9 --0.1 5.5 1.2 Vi' Bea~Sho
RUG • tJPllCRJl'n!llT a.inms
1tup si-4, +eo•«Jd. :I I.
Owntutfed -twm.bare dis s ' s day pick.up and dell..,..,..
billty of delinquency prevention.
3. To actively cooperate wjth
public school officials and other
rommunity leaden to curtail de-
linquency and crime and to pro-
mote general security and justice.
Nelson's Bldg. Report
Encourages Council
Reports madC' by 0..ief Building
Inspector A . M . Nelson to the of-
fice or Oty T'rca1>urer J . A. Gant
at the April month's end showed
that the buildin~ department in·
come was $19,174.00.
This figure mcluded fee receipts
!or building, plumbing. electrical.
plastering. tile. chimney, plumbing
and electricaJ exam permits and
sales of copies of the city zoning
ordinances.
Watch the ~I.fled COIWTUUI.
Corona del Mar
Malt Shop
1018 Coul mrtiway
• Old fashioned malts
\Ve "'ean just this.
So He Rubbed His Eyes and Looked
Air.ain, But There Was No Mistake;
It Was the Same Man on the Bench
It's a tough enough problem I passed sentence and is still prob-
staying ahead of the law when abl~ wond!rin~ what it is all a~ut
you're on the bum and just have "'·h1le resting 1n the county ja1l-
to confront one judge in each his home for the next few days.
community when picked up for
vagrancy, but when the court
starts splitting up and you find
yourself appearing before the same
Judge in the afternoon that sen-
tenced you in the morning-only
in a different town-then the sit-
uation really gets confusing.
That was the oredicament of
Hobo Anonymous ls>st week when
picked up by the shr riff's officers
in Costa Mesa for dr·1nkeness and
brought in for appea .. ance at jus-
tice court in that cor ~munit y.
Sitting · in the cha:r of justice
and taking the pln,.e of ailing
1 Justice D . J . Dodp.e, was Bob
Gardner , judge of the city court
of Newport, who has bttn hand-
ling Judge Dodge'l't cases while the
latter has been in the hospital
for a minor operation. So far.
1 everything is pretty understand-
Mesan Graduated
From Navy School
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Marion
B. Melton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver C. Melton, 527 Balboa ave-
nue. Costa Mesa. was a member
of the sixth graduating class of the
Aviation Fundamental School at
the Naval Air Technical Training
Center, J acksonville. Florida.
This i.s the newest schOol In the
aviation branch of the Navy and
provides a 12-week course of in-
doctrination in each aviation rate.
Upon completion of this course it
is decided in which aviation rate
each of the 200 students. graduat-
ing weekly. will have further
training for specialization.
-----------1 able but not to the confused pris-
onl'r who saw In the presence of
Melton entered the service in
November of 194.5 and received
his recruit training at Memphis,
Tenn. White House
Cafe
I Judge Gardner. the unrelentless
; machinations of a very far-reach-
Phoole 1111!
lA«um Beadl, <J&llf.
1=19 llEFRl6ER11111 ° "5:::::!RYl:E a-•Nf
9Uell -.......-.... -.. ....
-Ooul -. Oo.-a ... ... Temporary Phone, Doy 854 La-
cuna Beech; Phone Nl&ht. 111!62
Locw>a Beech
ing F ate. Re rt B • F
It seems thal the prisoner had po usmess ees
t-arUer appeared before Gardner April business licenses brought
iQ Newport'• city court and had the city of Newport Beach the
been handed a suspended sentence sum ot $586.50 in fees, according
for vagrancy and told to get out of to a report filed by Police Olief
to,vn. Well, the "floater" had left R. R. Hodgkinson with Ot,Y
tO'-\'Tl but had only reached Costa Treasurer J . A. Gant at mon~ s ~1esa before succumbing to the end, 1!1e latter reported to the oty
lure of drink wi th his consequent I council Monday. ·
arrest-and now he was seeing 1
double.
Po~yed and still uncompre-
hending of the fast turn of events,
Mr. Wanderlust stood by speech-
less while Judge Gardner wearily
Tax Fees Told
GEORGE D. BASSETr
Income on unattached penonal
proptrty taxes for April totalled
$237.69, a report filed by A..sessor
Frank L. Rinehart to Cty Treas·
urer J. A. Gant said. 11te report
was presented to the city council
Monday.
GeDenl A-tmc • J.IWlenDen's Bookkeeplq
IDeome Tu Servlee
!II! W. Cilflllt.n.I A.Ye., Pt.one Ba~.r 1803-l .. Newport ae.cll
CHRISTIAN'S HUT
Parking Fees
The N<Wport Beach police de-
partm""t collected $598.25 ln ,..,.
ceipts for parking lot privileees
In the harbor area during April.
Cllef of Police R R Hodaklnson
reported to Treasurer J . A. Gant,
acocrdi.ng to information filed
with the cit..v council Monday.
For otnce suppli8, lff the
N~nme..
PBO:N'I: llAIUIOa 11'1
FOR SIGNS
BENEDICT
._ .... Kan
e JIOAT Ll!:Tn:IUNG
A llWCIA!.'l"I' • . •
Blue Moon
Coming Home
ARD,'R TATNALL and ELIZA-Tl"-~_,,,_.,_ S . p
BE"nl B. TATNALL. Husband Wcbt L -.; c1artl n...,. p. ~ 1103 Cout Hlway, na del Mar · 35-tfc and Wife, E . D. MORRELL and --+---------
SUSAN E . MORRELL, Husband Pua'Lic NOTICES LOST AND FOUND n
35 i-n ot satlolled ~ ORANGE OOUNI"!'
TENT A AWN?NG 00.
614 W. 41h St., Santa AD&.,
Phone Mr. Benedict. 1!169 Santa
AnL 22.!Uc
and Wife, R A. CARRIER, ELLA
CARSON, J . R. JONES, HAR· -1-+..-------'--LOST-Earring, green" stone, val-
RIET TAYLOR, a single woman,
JOSEPHINE M. GRIFFITH,
AUDREY ISABELL, a single
woman, LESTER PAUL SIMS,
WALTER MORRIS GUEDEL, The famous express cruiser l.JENRY EDWARD COFFMAN
"Blue Moon·· will enter Newport and GERTRUDE K . COFFMAN,
Harbor Saturday to make this Husband and \Vife, SANTA ANA
port its permanent home. Pur-MORTGAGE and I NVESTMENT
chased from the U.S . Government COMPANY, FANNIE PEASE
more than a year ago by Gordon OWENS, SIDNEY F . PATnSON,
W. Shultz of Los ~ngeles, t~e ship J OSIE THOMASON, FLORENCE
has been undergomg extensive re-E . McDERMOTI', KENNETH D.
pairs and Improvements for the CAMPBELL, EDWARD D. MOR-
past six months at F ellows & RIS and MINNIE MORRIS Hua-
Stewarts Yard on T erminal Island. band and Wlfe LOS ANGELES
To this all mahogany double-ltfORTGAGE tJNnERWRITERS,
planked vessel. has been added A Inc., a corporation, THE ELLIOT
n_ytng bridge ~th all cont~ols top-HORNE co Mp ANY, E . J .
side. Hydraulic gear sh1Jt and w At.SH FIRST OOE SECOND
throttle con ~ols facilitate ban~-DOE, TinRo DOE 'CORPOR-
ling. The crwser, 57 feet long, is ATION, a Corporation, Defend-
powered with two 300 horsepower ants.
Ste rling engines giving it a speed
of better than 30 knots. You . are directed to appear in
In command of the vessel is an action brought agalnat you by
Capt. John Callahan of 410 Club-the above named plaintiff in the
house avenue. Newport Beach, for-Superior Court or the State of
mer master of the 55-foot twin-California, In and for the County
screw "Sea Dog" and the 47~foot of Orange, and to ans.wer the com-
twin-screw "Dorabee" and for 3"' plaint therein within t en days
years on Capt. F . E . Lewis' 173-after the service on you of this
foot steam yacht .. Stranger." summons, l! served wit~n the
The ship will be moored at Rich-Count_y of Orange, or within thirty
ardson's Yacht AnchOTage. days if . served elsewhere, and yau are notified that unless you ~ air
City Water Costs Told
Disbursements for the mainten-
ance of the city water system for
the month of April totalled $7978.-
40, according to a report filed by
Treasurer J . A. Gant with the
Newport Beach city council Mon-
day.
Report Book Rentals
· Llbrary rentals and fines for
April in the Newport area totalled
$170.54, according to information
filed by Ubrartan Dorothea Wil-
aon wllll -rr..uurer J . A. Gont
and reported to the city council
Monday.
Camp Income Shown
E. Sickler, custodian, reported
to City Tree.surer J . A. Gant. that
Jncome from · city-owned camps
during April amounted to $1815.
pear and answer as above re-
quired., the plaintiff will take
judgment for any money or danl-
ages demanded ln the Complaint,
u llrising UJ>C'U contract, OT will
apply to the Court for any other
relief demanded in the complaint.
Gi ven under my hand and seaJ
of lhe Superior Court of the
0-ty ot Orance. StatA! of Call·
fomla, thUI 17th day of April, 1946.
B. J . SMITH,'
County Clerk and Clerk of 'the
Superior COUrt of, the State of
CallfornJa. in and for the Coun-
ty of Orange.
By WAYNE "A.. DRAGER.
Deputy.
(Seal Superior Court
Oranse County>
Pub.-Apr. 25; May 2, 9, l~ 23, 30;
June 6. 13. 20, 27, 1946.
PUBLIC NOTICES /
NOTICE INVJTJNO BIDS
ued as keepsake. Please leave at --------___ .-..,_
News-Times office. 37-ltp Fire Place uld KtncJl-
WST -Man's dark brown hat W 0 0 D
with Pheasant Lea. Leave at Delivered
Keene's Cohler or News-Times H . W. WRIGHT
office. RA!ward. 34-4tc Ph. Beacon 5665
Beach, California, on or before
May , 1946 at 4:00 o'clock P. M.
and 111 be opened and publicly
read aloud a t or about 4 :00 o'clock
P. ·M. Pn tha t day in the Council
Chamtiers in the City H all, New-
port ~ach, California.
The !above mentioned check or EMPLOYMENT WANTED
bond 1hall be given as a guar-
antee 'that the bidder "''ill enter
into tbe contract if awarded to
him arid will be declared forfeited
if the f ucccssful bidder refuses to
enter f1to said contract after be-
ing r e:quested so to do by the
City q<>uncil of Newport Beach.
1784 Newport Blvd.
!8 .....:....::.:...:,c:..,.::.,..=-'..,..,,.,..,,.==:----0 RANGE COUNTY
Bid<trs are hereby notified that
pursuapt to provisions of Section
EMPWYMENT WANTED as
chef, or cook, wife as helper.
Phone Beacon 5240. 37-2tp
WANTED-Employment for man
and wife, ranch, restaurant, or
house and yard work. Live ln or
out. Phone Harbor 1643-J or call
at 309 Undo Ave., Balboa.
· 35-4tc
UPHOLSTERING CO.
Manufacturen
Of Uphollt..-..1 Fumiru...
413 W . 41h St., Santa Ana
Factory and Showrocm
504 West Cenb!r St., Anahe!M
Phone Anaheim 4714 col1ect
U.tfc
1770 of the Labor Code, Statutes EMPLoYMENT OFFDED
of 193j, of the State of California. n
Ju.'<t Arrived
1'-r.bH~Ald
BATTERIES the ~ty Council of the City of WAITRESS WANTED -Cheryl's
Newport Beach has ascertained Cafe, 322 Marine Ave., Balboa Oundeman Drug Co.
the gelieral prevailing rate of per Island. 37-tfc
diem Wages and rates for legal
117 Main St. Ph. Har-515
IO-lfe
holidaf" and overtime work ln the W ~Ho~keeper in lovely
locality in which this work is to "1lome, 2 in f~y. Private room.
be 'formed, for each craft or good wages. Ph .1075-J. 24-ttc ~~f workman or mechanic W~Rellable general m~ ;i'e:l~ to execute the contract tenance man. Lido Theatre.
Auto Batteries
lS.monlh -$6.45 Ex.
Compounded Motor
c.llon, 70c
Oil
which will be awarded the sue-26-tfc
cessful bidder.
The prevailing rates so deter -
mined are as follows:
... Hoarly
Wac•
Clualflcatlon Ratf'.ti ~=:t~·.···tr·~·~·~······s1:so
Per
Diem
Wage
$12.00
rnaj:hine .................. 1.625 13.00
Operator. shovel or
draglihe .................. 1.75
OperatcS-, air
com~r ·········-·· 1.25
Operatof, concrete
mixer ...................... 1.25
Oper ator, pump ........ 1.25
Operator, tractor ...... 1.50
c.ement1finlsher ····-l.M
Truck driver ······-····· 1.00 Carpen1r ................. : 1.35
Pipe la) r .................. 1.25
Oiler . . .. . . ... . . ...... .. ... . . . . 1.125
Commo~ laborer ...... .875
Watchm8.n and
14.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
12.00
10.80
8.00
10.80
10.00
9.00
. 7.00
WAITRESSES WANTED -!lay
Shore Cafe, l 71h 8t Coast High·
way. Ph: Neivport 2344. 14-tfc
HELP WANTED-Gardener, tun
W estern Auto Supply
Authorized Dealer
1836 Newport Blvd., Costa Mae
23-tfc
n or part time. Also Woman for WANTED TO BUY
part time house work and per-
sonal laundry. Apply 611 Cliff WANT-2 end tables & matching
Dr., Newport Beach. Ph: Beacon coffee table. Will trade or sell
5958. 35-4tc all-metal steamer trunk & two
linen table cloths. 8 napkins, 3
EMPLOYMENT OFFEBJ!:D !9 odd pain drapes. 2007 W. Cen·
WANTED TO HIRE-Two girls tral, Newport. 37-2tp
for waitresses. Experience not WILL PA y C1J!1B fm' )"OU!' tur-
neceS88r)"to Full or part time. ntture OT W'bat ban vou. PboDe
Good hours. Apply Island S nack Beacon 5656. O. R. Crawley,
Bar, 307 Marine Ave .. Balboa 1812 Newport Blv., Costa Mesa.
Island. 36-3tc 30--tfc
HELP WANTED-General house· WANT TO BUY-Balboa Dinghy,
work. No cooking. Two days off with or without salt.. Must be
a week. Uve in or out. Good Sal-tn good condition. Phone Garden
ary. Two adulta in family. Call Grove 6256 or write P . O. Box
Harbor 704. 34-4tc 64, Garden Grove.' 354tc
~Ya~ ~i~ifi~~tio:15 7.00 CHAUFFEUR WANTED -Forty FUaNITUBE FOB SALII: D
omitt4*f herein, n ... ot
~vit ·th~t··~·~~ ~8;( one-~;:
dollan per wttk and room. No
night work. Six days a week.
Garden. Own car necessary.
CASH F OR USED FURNITURE.
PHONE BEACON 5538-J. ·
23-tfe
Write Box J , c/o News-Times. _FO_R_S_ALE-_~_Dine,,,,-tt-e-,.-t.-na"""tur-al""
34-tfc finish, 4 ch.alr9, leather seats. Water Revenues
John D. McMillan, superin tend-
ent ot the city water department.
reported to the dty council on
Monday that revenues for the
month of April amounted to
$8025.46. .
( l 1Ai: ) times the said prevailing
rate of 'fage shall be paid. except
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN watch~, flagman and any other
that the Oty Council of the Oty non-m.arrual workers, for any
of Newport Beach, Calltornia, will workingltime more than eight (8 )
receive sealed bids for fumiahing hours d~g any one Cl) calen-
all labor, material, tiansportation dar day'! where such work is re-
and services to construct a vttri-quired bl cases of extraordinary
fied clay sanitary sewer and ap-emergetfies caused by fite, flood,
purtenant work, in and along New-or dang~ to life or property, and
Who l>8¥S for &dftr1kb:ac f No-port Beach Boulevard in the Coun-for ti.mt on SWtdays and legal
W~HOTB!L lfAlD. Bal-
Irm. ~ IMIG. • I-If<
LOCAL or traveling in business
for yourself. No money required.
Good income. You are your own
boa. Apply 5081> No. Main St.,
Santa Ana. 36-7tc
430 Aliso St., Newport Hetchts.
37-ltp
F OR SALE-15 complete double
bunka, 1 will -.ell at S15 each ii
take all. 418 E. Surf St., BalbOa.
M-ttc
ONE Kroehler Lv. Rm. Suite, one
Occ. chalr, me Duncan Phyfe
coffee table, one dinette suite,
lawn equip. Ph: Beacon 5658-W.
lm Orange Ave .. Costa Mesa.
body. It paya for ._, ty of Orange. from State IDghway holidayB1 HELP WANTED-Elderly colored
to Old County Road. ln accord-It shall be mandatory upon the man er woman wbO appredatet
PUBLIC NOTICE
CERTIFICATE OF BU8IJ0:88
Fictitious Ftrm Name
anee with plans and apedfi.cationa Contra+ to whom the contract a nice permanent home at beech
on file in the office of the Oty ia awarded, and upon any aub-con-__ ... with •'-•t k, to act. ~~-.-ot N<WD"rt Beach, Call· tractor~' him, to ~· not lea ~ ...,. wor u ~....... ~ ~ houleltftper to mlddleagm cm·
fornla. lhan Aid spedllod rat<1 to tleman -Uvin& in Balboa. Must 80 --Aft,--ll-UPPl.mB--------.-
Each bi~ shall be made out oa all labofers, workmen and .,,.,. have unquestionable rer ..........
36-tfc
a form to be obtained at lhe offkle chanla pnployed by them ln Ille 1706 E. Central Ave., Balboa. FOR SALE-Snipe. Hull ,_,.,.
The undenigned does hereby of the Qty Enclneer and lhall be execu~ '!' the contract. 364tc di-SalJa fair, $325. 2 BQ' ~rtify that they are oonductlng a accompanied l?Y a certified or ~tY Council of the Cty of ------------Illand. Ph: Hari>or ~W. subdlvldlnc. doveloi>ing land and cubler'1 check or bid bond for N Beach ...,....... lhe rlcht 35-4tp
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the sale lhettol buslnea at 12702 ten ~t (10%1 of the .,_..,t to,.. OIQ' or all.bids or walve BOAT BUILDERS .
Newport Boolevard, Rou't• l , Box of the bid. made Pl<Yable to the &Ill' inf ty In 1 bid. FOR SALE-J'-9-h.p. Out.• .
337 Santa Ana. CaUf Cty ot order of lhe Cty of Newport FRANK L. RINEHART, WANTED board Motor. 3806 Rlvtt Aft.,
For
12-FOOT
Sale:
SHOW --
Newport · Electric
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~tin County of ~ Slate Beoch, Callfornja. Bid lhall be ty Clerk of the Qty of Newport. , 37-ltp
ot callrornla, under the fictitious sealed and filed with the Oty ewport Be.ch. California. on, M-Ft. r 1iiHiJii6 , BOAT, 6\!t-lm
firm name ot Oak at the Qty Hall. Newport Pub.-9, 14, 16, 19'6. Plywood Skiffs bold. Twin ..,_ Ciryolor -
Meu Development Company and ton.. Mrlwn) ana; alt+ E :,!":~.=inc~ia..=.·~ WING SANG BOAT &t:AIR YARD ~ing Dinghies =:·i:.,.w. 20th. TE=
names and adda ew::a are as fol· ~to~H.Cllbbon,ll02W. 811 Cout HIP ~y 101 TOP PAY F~~'!~~
Fourth S San •--~... "'-e l!l•e• f TIME radio ~ a:mplete with t., ta ~. ~. OVER . tic -~-~ ..._ F n-~·--· J 1102 w automa ~~ ·~. --. · ~, ~. r ., · £££ ontenna. See Ed Ralno"l'. 210
Fourth SL, Santa Ana. Calif. BONUS . •-te. Balboe .lllond. 37 ...... John A. Slepl. 'Rt. I. Box 337, . .... • ...
Santa Ana. caJlf. • :::--..: ::: ....... FOR SALE-Two l!G-ft bJ 12\!t ft.
WI-our bands lhll 7111 ~ WA'i'SON BOATS ,_ bOt-~ Watw ot )fay, 1946. • .. •• • • .. , .. -TUm. BuDt In 1N2 ..,. SbelD
LILLIAN H. CUBBON, ,_ a,e ""'* • 1111 Cout Blcbwq Boat Works ot Seattle, SJ0.000
ROT GREENLEAF, J1L, sz Hari>or 5277 -. Phone Lm& ~ 47llln . . JOlfN A. Sl1XlEL 15-Ue .....
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FOR SALE-Boat. "S..-Seu.• ROOK FOR RENT-Twin bods,
N.,. Chrysler motor 41>-ft. """' 15 -ponco or $10 llnsJe, per
all. clean !or Mex. 3° tons. Holda night. f 7 Via Dijon. Lido Isk.
5% tom cruahrd k:e. l\iocftd · 29-tfc
Kl<Jg'a Landing. See V. L. John-W&.Nl'.CD TO llSlft a
oon. 1650 N.._t Blvd., Mon.. WANT TO RENT~ or 3-..,_
Thv.n.. Fri. after 5:30 p.m. untumiahed houoe. wm leue.
. 37-41< can Sam Porter at Harbor 701 FO __ R_S_A_I._1". __ _,Flshln&,--.,---ro--:da-a-nd-:: or 13. 35-tfc
reela (!or tuna and Hfrht tackle) w ANTED TO RENT-2 or 3 bed-
Aloo , wood !or klndllng. can room -tumlah<d. for 2 3
Harbc'>r 1479-R bet= 9:30 un. or 4 .,....,;, llland pttf~
______ _. __ ll>-_2tp-'-I Mn. Smith. 1018' S. Osden Dr.,
Marine RadiQll L. A. 35. Phone collect WHltney
AnDable lmmedlata doll'Vft7, oam-8469. ~
plete ranee al -. Your ID-WANTED TO RENT-By taacber,
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COSTA MESA
2 Bedrooms, frame house, hardwood floors,
stuooo Interior. Available now.
Located oo Short Street, dose to Arches
I $9000. Terms t
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H U B P 0 WE RS, AGE :NT
Phone Harbor 62-W
. j. A. B e e k 0 f f i c e-
Fe-ry I .anding Balboa Island 37-1tc
opectlon _....-, HIGGINS ·small turn. ....,._ or apt. by ----------------------
PIZASURE CitiiT. me Clout June 1 for 3 a~ts, mntwhere F. JACK S'" • nr AN Coast Proftertie!j Co Hi&hway. Ph: Beacon 5635 In Harbor attL -t. can U UU> ¥ •
• 9-tfc Corona clel --2110. REAL ESTATE BROKER Rea tors -tf . IN OORONA DEL MAR
Fire Eauipment Tests -c • -
C-0-Two, l>yrfteolFomn relllla. WANTED TO RENT--oom 'New 2-Bedroom Stucco Balboa Ocean Front
CO tlud -and l'llrtabJeo beach booae for auamer mdlltbl Flttpl&ce larp dinette hardwood 3 bedroom home. Newly redec<rat-
now available. only. Mr. A. M. Y-P--.0-fJocrs it.roup.ut, pg;.""'°" at ed. Lovely tars• patio. Roor!IY
ETS HOKIN ol GALVAN Box. 704, Calexico, Ca!U .. J&-4tp clooe of eoaow. ~t cottqe. No rent celllnp
1000 Co.at Hlsl>WaY WANTED TO RENT-Houle or -on elthET ....,._, Nk:e lumJoh.
Ph. Beacon 5522 73-tfc tazile apt. Phone Harbor ~. Nice Lots lnp.
1111Uolz. .a iliino N u1c for Earl DoucJAL Penna!>-aooe to 0ceu on Goldenrod. $16,800 enL 3&-2tp _
RADIO HOUSE CALIS-$4250 N-that additional competent w ANT TO RENT-One or two , . • _ .. Costa Mesa ·~-'d --·-~·-bedroom -ar: apt. ~--v· Lot Five year old 2 bedroom •"•cco. ~uu .,. an a·~~ • ...., are ent. "·'boa. Vetar'U· ind wife. 1ew . .., able to. make aervtce can. on ll<!:'nas. can H..-bor 53'7-R. Cole to Ocean on Polnaettla. Comer half acre. Gueot ....,._
larp conooles. All WOTk cuar· · 31>-4tp ~ by 118. ~u1'!....~. '!:~;.orn1. Ex'. an teed. HAROLD L HAMM, r • ~ A850 _, .---~· •---S.0.S. Radio, 300 Marine Aw. W ANTED-6 or 7 room ....,._ or ..-. ceHent terma can be aTTansed.
Ph. Harbor 'lllO. , 34-tfc cottage, furnlahed; for the aea--• $12,500
aon, up to $200 P"' month. m-90 Fl on Poinsettia 1 -
tereated In buying If reuonable. WW aeH all or half. Make otter. Balboa ·
• .._ """0r ~ iraetlce-~ Phone Santa AnA 4286. 36,41< T!ll.. lo choice pro-'Y. 180 feet Ololce bualnea lot acrma from Wm&. ~ f'ft'lt. ~ from OCl!an S@lwi.,it Plano Co. ~No. Main WANT TO RENT-Prof-. Doll Houae. Good tenna.
SUlta Ana. • • 8-tfe man, vetETan, dealretl to rent I h b -"'·tin W •·• $6 500 furniabed or unfurn. houae or ave uyers ~ P &n\.e\L ...:_
OOOD_,.a_ Samou1-
BROSE REA'-'TY
Corona del Mar
, 'LOTS
3 Very desirable building k ~ on ~
avenue, north of Highway. \ill price for
all three lots,
$4725
I 2.Lotll on Poinsettia avenue, 1 rtb ol High-way. An excellent value at,
$3000 FOR BOTH LOTS
39--P'oot frontage on MaJ~rlte avenue,
south ol. highway. Can bull• three units.
Very choice piece of for lncmle. $3oo0.
HOMES I
NEW 1WO-BEDROOM HOME
JUST BEING COMPLETED -possesilion
close ol 1!9Cl'OW. Lovely large , hard-
wood ft~ real fireplace, r location. A REAL BUY AT,
$12,500 •
ONE-BEDROOM HI ME
FURNISHED, a good small h ~ with lots
ol poalbllltles. House In ver · good cmdl-tlon, oouth ot highway.
FULL PRICE $6250. TERMS
SUMMER REN r AL
CORONA DEL~ D
SIDall house on ocean front; I ~utlful view,
available for June, .July, A and Sep-
tember. Couple only. Must u' l<e for entire
four months.
apt. WW pay maximum rent. -
Ph' Oran§e 1688. 36-2tc F. JACK SUILIV AN Radle Repairs
All makes; tubes, etc. El Bayo Bay Front B R 0 S E R E A '-' T Y
Modem 5 bedroom stucco. The 2 1307 Coast High rlk--Beacon 5763
BURT NORTON
91!5 Coast mfrhway, N""POrt
23-tfc
•AUTJFUL Spk>et type mirror
piano. a bar&&ln. Tt!Tml. Danz..
Schmidt Plano Co., 520 No. Main
Santa Ana. 8-tfc
Arvin & Emerson
RADIOS
AP!' SMALL H OUS£ wanted 1213 Coast Hiway, Corona del Mar or Phone Beacon 5876-J by man and wife. We do not 37-ltc
maater bedrooms each have pri-way -':1"."""' del Mar
vate lull bath._ Spacious knotty ________ Ph_one __ H_arbo __ r_-+-______ 3_7_-1_tc
drink or smOke, no children or
pets. Phone Santa Ana 0991-W
or write Box "X" Newport Bal-
boa News-Time9. 37-tfc
BEAL ESTATE
EVA F. RHODEN
Costa Mesa
H. M. Lane Real Estate
2006 Court Ave., Opp. City Hali
Phone 343
pine living room opens onto
large brick patio. Excellent
beach. 3-car garage.
$47,500
Lots! Lots! Lots! Peninsula Ocean Front
Two story furnished home. 3 large Newport Beach bedrooms. 11> baths. Corner 10-
10 Ocean Front Tax Lots. Let us cation affords nice bay view.
Very clean 2·bedrm. house on ~ take your bids. $24,500
acre. Has nice yard and garden. Close-in Lake Tr ..................... $1100 _
J. M. MILLER
Real Estate Brol ier 15th and Centn
Balboa Home Lido Isle
24-Hour Radio Service
Short Circuit Radio
305 Palm, Balboa
Phone 16J8.. W
Good locati$on75o0n0Elden St. 28th Street betw. P.e ninsula Ocean Front
13-tfc Coast Blvd. &: Ocean. ...... -. 1500 45-foot lot. A·l location. ------------Central Ave. lot zoned for
Very clean; 2 bedrooms; large
lot. Near South bay front.
Immediate possession .
Full Price, $15,500
Terms
One o the most attractive.
Comph ' ely furnished homes
in the Harbor area. Beauti-
fully I andscaped. Ready to
move i .
STEINWAY Grand, like new, one
of the world"s greatest pl.a.nos
Gorgeow1 tone. Beautiful case.
ThJs ls an ln!trument for thf'
dbcr1mlnatlng b\lye?'. Den-z:~
Schl"'itdt P,ano Co .. 520 No. Main
S ant11 Ana. 8--tfc
DOGS, CATS .II PETll 16
Lido Isle multiple laJnlly ................ 3000 $5,000
A really beautiful 3-bedrm. home 3 lots in Seashore -
fenced with lovely yard. Com-Colony · ........... $900. $1000, $1100 Peninsula
pletely furnished thru·out. Now 50 ft. on Central with Distinctive 2-story. 4 bedroom
vacant Can give quick poss. double garage ................. 6500 home. Spacious upstairs living A b t $18 500 2 cor. lots in River Sec. for .... 2750 room and balcony. Walled in uy a ' Ocean Front 30x75 to patio. Few furnishings.
-15-loot alley ..................... _ ... 1700 $30,000
Ft I Price $35,000
Terms
Lido Isle
B: y Front Home .
4 Bed ~ms. Fw-nished. Pier
Costa Mesa Ocean Front. Seaahore
FOR SALE-Pointer pups, regis· 2 bedrm. house with garage on 1" Colony .................................... 1500 Corona-d-el Mar
tered gun dop. Dr.'s Blue Will· acre. Loe. Just few blocks from Ocean Front, 3200 Blk ........... 3000
Balboa Island Home
Income property; choice loca-
tion . Modem. and in first
class condition throughout. and _fl< ~l 'ate Possession
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ing and Manitoba Rap blood shopping center on east side. 30 ft. on Ocean Front, west Superb Bay and Ocean vtew lot
' lines. Grant. Irvine Home Ranch, $6800 of Newport pier .................... 3750 and a half.
3 ml. east of Tustin. No phone. _ Six 30-ft. lots on 44th St, all 6850 $8,500
-------..,---3_7_-2-:tp EVA F . RHODEN Lido cor. near Clubhouse ........ 7500
Balboa Peninsula I pt $3000
FOR SALE-Irish Se tter pups. 2 Realtor Peninsula El Bayo
mos. old. Reg. A.K.C. Champion 470 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Lot with Bay view on Ocean Modern duplex. Permanent bay
. . Phone Your Lis,tlngs In -·
stock. 344 E. 20th St .. Costa ELTON D. BARNET!', Broker i 3500 view. 3 .bedrooms upstairs; 1
Mesa. Ph: Beacon 514g....M. Ph Be con 5713-R Blvd near po nt................... bedroom do\vn. 2 fireplaces. and we will give them ever ' consideration
' 37·1tc · a 36-2tc 52 ih·ft. on Ocean Blvd., Patio and barbecue.
_l!IPEOIAL ___ ANN __ o_UN_OEHENTS ____ 18 Balboa Island Home ocean view ..... .. ........... 4751 $20,500
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HOSIERY MENDING -Edith
Smith's. 408 No. Sycamott St.,
Santa Ana. Mall ~ce. 34-8tc
MOTHERS DAY -Give her a
Canary and Cage. Lo\-e-Birds,
Parrokeets, gray and • white
Zebru. :sas E.. Central Ave.,
n.tboa. 32-8tc
TRIPLE M CAFE
Where Friends and Travelers
Meet to Eat.
504 Coat Boulevard
Corona del Mar J6...tfc
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
PAYS
GOOD ·WAGES
No experience necessary
Earn w~ile you learn
There are many other
adv:antages to being a
telephone employee.
Apply
100 E. Bay Ave.. Balboa
514% N. Main St., Santa Ana
2 bedro<im. Furnished. Newport Heights -
$ll,OOO 50x117 on Santa Ana Ave ....... 1500 Balboa Ocean Front
View Comer, 50x143 .......... ·-··· 2000 Seven bed.room mansk>n on 3 lots.
Ocean Blvd. Lot
$3,000
2 good lots on Riverside, each 1500 Beautifully furnished. ·
4Sxl05 on Broad StreeL ........ 1750 $47 500 ·
90.5 ft . cor. Cliff Drive .......... 5000 '
Bay Front Lot
Good Location. Priced to Sell
63--ft . cor. on Newport Blv ..... 6000
11()..ft. cor. on Newport Blv. 8000
Costa Mesa
-45x114 on Wilson near
2 Small Houses Newport Blvd. ...................... 750
On Lot Zoned for Business SOx140.7 on Rochester ....... _ ... 2100
$10,500 8 ac. on Newport Blvd., ripe
_ for subdivision or Trailer Park.
W. L. JORDAN, 50xl37 ,on 16th Place .............. 1200
100 East central. Balboa Houses Houses Houses
Phone Harbor 153 36--tfc 2 bedrm .. dbl. gar., ocean front,
FOR SALE Newport. $7500.
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Newport Channel Front
50 foot frontage.
$9,500
Business Buildings
Newport and Balboa
Coast Properties Co.
Realtors
703 E. Central, Balboa
Harbor 683
J. M. MILLER
15th & Central • Newport Beach • Ph. Harbor 1242
"On Your Way to E boa" · 37-1tc
INCOME PROPE~TIES FOR SALE
' Motel 7 Kitchen Units --0--
Gas station, groeery -Beer. Hotel , Costa Mesa
Excellent 101 Highway spot. Bea fumlsbed. $645
A Real Money Maker 1110• c i>A ~-Large own-
--0--er's . 5 garages.
Concrete brlck and tile foo-Room to ~tory. n Home, 1 acre land
Priced to sell A T mely Investment
$5000 Down -o-
A very desirable home, nicely lo---
cated south ol the highway. 2 Ocean Front stucco ~bdroomJ .• 2 HOMES For Sale '
bedrms .• large living room with baths, sun deck Ir: shower. E. of
fireplace ol floor furnace ; 2-car Newport pjer. Poueulon June HA YE BUYERS WAITING FOR 9 Months OI~ and Extra Apt_ Hunt:ijlgton Beach; 8 mos, old.
garage. Bearing lrult trees, a 15. $21,000. HOMES ON LIDO ISLE. YOUR $32.00 mo. mcome. 1 acre 3 Bedrooms; fumlsbed
wealth ol shrubs and flowers. -LISTING WILL BE APPRE-land. Planted garden. •o.tv. • .,.;,,,., Down
Price ls low on present market, Stucco rentals, heart of Balboa. CJATED. $6CX>O Down ~
$17.000. 7 rooms. 4 apts. Nets $250 mo. ~ bat you can 1-bedrm. house. House Is small but Price $25.000. -w
convenient, attractive & turn. A -" We also have nice building lots --0--it for today.
very desirable lot 40x156 on ra-Dandy 2 bedrm. house on Newport as low $750 and. up. 2-Bedroom Home
vine side or Poppy Ave. S8500. Blvd .. $12.500. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU Corona del Mar --0--
H. CARDOZA SLOAN -F 503 Coast Blvd .. Corona del Mar Balboa Island Income. Near ferry -2-Story. Almost new. Partly urnished Home
Phone Harbor 47. 31>-2tc landing. 3 apts., s rooms, annual B. A. NERESON furnished. Good view of bay. 2.RPfli-m. and sleeping porch;
J .E. Barnes & Son recelpts$4000~lce$2S,OOO. ~an~= $10,750 ~~-garage. lawn. Lot 50
1806 N.._t Blvd. Beautiful 6-unit modem apta. near Bualnea Opportunities --0--, x 110. East side of Costa
Coota Mesa Ph: Beacon 5320 Lido 'TheatET and water front. 197'2 N Bl d Coa B h H -b 1n · ewpor1 v .• ta -eac ome Mesa.
Aak the operator !or the One Full Acre
OUef Operator On Harbor Blvd. Cimo In. Beautiful !Urnished 6-rm. house on -----------
Shown y appo tmenL 37-ltc 100 ft. from ocean; 1 bedrm.;
partly furnished_ Lot '25x90. $5000 Cash
,.5500 Cash Lido Isle on 31> l&ndl«ped Iota. F S OWEN Southern California "' _ Shown by appointment. • • _ $6500 --0--
Telephone Compuy 2 Bedroom Home Fine 2-bedrm. home 011 alff Drive. Furnished Duplex and~= ....,._
~tfc On Broedway, only 5 years old. Unol>otroctad view ol Ocean and on one lot. Income S87 .SO per A. "Sandy" Steiner & Associates
-------:----:'.,.---::-:--Double ~. h&1-dwood Doon. Bay. Occupancy end ot dCiOW. month. Santa Ana.
Carpenters Available $10,500 $13,000. _ Price _$9_500.00 ,
REALTORS
634 Coast Highway 101 Phone Beacon 5173
for 1enonl maintenance
and repair •
0 . S. 'IO"llKT90N can Harbor 83
34-tfc
2 Large Lots
West 19th StreeL
Approximately ll acn.
$1250
Two 2-atory houses ol 14 Motel We have aeveral Iota In N..,pca-t '-----WAITINI FOR-.
unita on N..._. Blvd. Monthly Industrial Zone. Some with HUY~
take. $5&00. rental Income. • · Balboa Island 2-_Bedro+tn Home.
-See --·Balboa Island~~ Home. Fred Briggs or Four Acres vacant IAnd In Coata . Lido Isle, Bay Front L or Home.
2 N-Bid Lo Danny Head Meat. west side. Newport ,Helghts View Lot K E Y S ice 2-ts with $2,000 per acre. Terms Inaxne Ji!ropertles_I • lllade -Yoa Watt 16th Place. l50x140.
VO<lllL'8 $2500 H. M. Lane Rea.!._~~ Two _._, ;;;;;. ___ .., fllrn. ___ _:WE~_ ~·~·~~~'"~TE~Y~ou~1n~~--~GS~_:37~~l~tc:__
100 -It.. --:lll06 Court Aw. -~ -tahed In NewPAt. ,....., ' -~-•-Bal--,___.le a-Hall ------------A CORONA DEL KAR ----Ten Acres .,,..._ v $8500 00 · &-L •....I.-"'-
____ N_o __ Dela--,--y----v":"~~ Santa taabel SL. ~ ~.!.-== = :::ck= . ~ !:;; 1 ~eJ.=ts
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HARBOR INVESTMENT OOMPANY
Realtors
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Nice 1·Bedroom home.
100' frontage-
$8000
DUPLEX-EL BA YO TRACT . .
Permanent unobstructed view of bay. ~
bedroom; flreplace; upper-1-bedrowl "'-
flreplace. Lower -barbecue, double garage. •
$20,500
Balboa Peninsula Bay Front
Beautiful 2-story S.bedroom, 4 bath
home DOW under coostructioo. Two fire-.
plftlleS; unit beat. BE!n' LOCATION.
$50,000
Bay Front L-ot,_J.ido Nord
Center of Island -lncliides bulkbead-
lng. °"'-..
$14,000 °"'-..
BALBOA ISLAND
Lovely home on Topaz, with modem apt.
over ~ Partly fum1sbed.
$15,850
Small home on rear of lot-newly paint.
ed. Large building site in fl'Olll FftlleS
Park avenue.
$9750
. Income Property
Best. modem 8--unit apartment In Bal-
' boa; completely furnished. Excellent lo-
cation. Property in best rondition.
Shows good return.
$75,000
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES --tr: Completely equipped boat building and
repair plant on highway witll 112 ft. ot bay frontage:
{j Fully equipped electro-plating plant do-
ing large volume of business.
{j Restaurant, in Balboa area. Excellent
business.
SEE US FOR BUSINESS OPPORTIJNrllES
List With Us for Best Results
HARBOR INVESTMENT
COMPANY
Realtors
30th at Central Ph. Harbor 1600 · 1601
37-ltc
BALBOA ISLAND
SPECIAL
$9000
Small dwelling on front of lot. In business
section, on Agate Ave., near Ferry Land-
ing. Available now.
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HUB POWERS , AGENT
Pheine Harbor 62-W
j. A. Beek Office
Ferry Landing -Balboa Island
Ocean Front Lot
On Peninsula
$4750
Attractive
-37-ltc
Balboa Peninsula Home
On 1% Lots
BEAL ESTATE llZCBANOI: ti
RESPONSIBLE Telepbono am-
ploye wanu to achange ~becJ.
room houae In Welt Loo Ansels
for aame In Santa AnA or vlclD-
lty. Call SoUtbern caH!. ,...
phone Co., Santa Ana. 5828.
19-tfc
$28,000 MOIJUTO-. •
Furnlahed. 3 bedrma., 2 batba, WA.NB TO BUlLD, buy, ._......
Uvtncroom. fireplace, kitchen, modemlse or reltnance.
larp patio and 11UD deck, 2-car N-port --.-.I 11&""-
praae. . -1.ou..-lktn.
-3333 Via Lido Ph. Harbor 1!500
JOHN D. BURNHAM
:I001 ~ Blvd. Ba-
UU Via Lido -uor
AUTO•ortYJG a t•*N U
Phone Harbor 316 -FOR 8 ""' ~ .-T:OOl<18 ::--u. M-ttc . N"'!"-nme. oftlce. ...--
ne1. m.&ft D.CllA)IGJI M ft.ARD' Cl
RENTAL EXCHANGE -1.Dftly LEAVING CITY, m,.t ....-1t1oe
North HolJ1Wond bm>e. 3 bed-amal1 houae tralier, good ~
.._.,. and den. ~ for dltlon, aleepo 2, fully equipped.
beach haule for A~ can lnclucllnl radio, 3-burner po
·-l.337L a&-2tc atove. table, lamp. etc. $300 cub.
l-s;;[ltt;;;:t-;;;;;;;;;t;;!°;;i;;;, Inquire owner. Sect. D, Bob I Soll that UDWallted m llde Mani, Ba)'Whor<! Camp, 17th A
t1>nlQlb N--~ ~ ca.st 'Hlfrhway 101. 37-3tp ..,... ...... '
ft NEED LATE MODEL CARS
and Will Pay Top P,:ic::ea
SEll, 'fOUR CAR NOW
Wldll Pltfm In Rib
l'llalie tar oar _.._ ·~ wbo wlD call 11114
lllklla • )llllll a I cllic OP A 1'111' h"'n, t'llP>I
............ mil datmlla
•
-$lo,5oo -Supply Limited ~~~~-
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with -tDt --J . E. Barnes & Son atoclt at the N ..... nm...· - . e1;1, ro er NEWS' •.tn-MES .,~w..--. tbe "-,,,.. 3&-2te
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Musse• Impure for Sta•leY Tells speec1en Add f15 Newport Vie··ws Planned Human Consumption, Platf · for To City 'Treasury WU1U1 Beuth Board1Nlll ~rs:~=~ ~tf~=~~~ ... oed g~=L. A. Yacht Harbor From
at San ~ Is Issued~ 1;: vi.,,.. on maJor subjects of wide Tue9day, forfeited $25 bell In cicy Own I p •
S tate Board ol Puwc HealJ. <f· councy lnternt WU announced to-court for traveling at 60 mlleo mprovement 01nt fectlve May 1 Local health f day by Earl W. Stanley as his per hour In Corona cleJ Mar'• 35-no.n lbs~ ; · goal if elected to the A....,.bly mile speed zone. cardl :e iCUOUI :;.:~_r:: trun the 74th District. E&eanor F. Askey ot Loi An-Cltizenl of Newport Harbor wUl yachts with aae111d val:u.daii. in
Inc the == of the quarantine Aggreu1ve help tor war veter· geles was fined $15 for dolnC 45 be interested in the Item fnxn the exoMI ot • $5,000;000
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and are charpd with enforcement ans. especially stressing veterans' mph. in a 25--mile zone.. Loe Angeles nmes ot April 26 by avall.ab1e. at the order. rehabilitation. Is one plank In his Donald R. Wild, Santa Ana. for-Paul Zimmerman, 1ports writer. '"lbll would be a plbllc pi.ce.
Only ex<:eptlon to the order platform as he himself, la a vet-felted $20 bell for ipeeding 50 ~ports roachinc this paper ·where anyone cc<ild r...t apoioe,
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effective until October 31 eran of World War I and hia 3% mph. in a :ZS..mile zone. state that plans few the big Yacht with the Har~ Commlulon col-
11 the iatherlng of "inussels for years u chairman of Selective Keeney F. Sebrin&:. Lone Beacb. Harbor development for Loe An-lectinc a flat water area rental:
fllh bait. Such muaels must be Service Board lTI points this need forfeited $15 for going 50 mph. geles county at Playa de! ~Y are a peroentace of the moorin& ,...'.
procesaec:1 with salt to render them Agricul~ ahould have .. ~ in a 35-mile zone. now being studied by district engi-ceiptl, or both.
unfit for human food and the con-~ .. voice in its own attain netts office of the U. S. Army. "I t ia uidc:lpa.ted that the Coast
tainen ln which they att placed and ,,'be protected from racket-POSTAGE MACHINE CAP•n:n 'Ibe De1 Rey procram calls far Guard will, lD a abort time, return
muat be labeled, ''For fi1b bait eers, Stanley declared. advocat-INTO POSTOFFICIC lllUlLDING an exponclituro of many mlmona the old Callfornl.a Yacht club a te
only. Unfit for hwnan consump-mg expediting of marketln11 meth-or doll.an and the Loa Angeleo in-to U.. cicy of Loa Anlleleo, and
tion." odl. . The metal postage stamp m8-terests are uking: a 60 per cent Horton and Cari.on p:opcme to
Reuon for the Board action. . All pcmJble a.id to State plan-chine which was found lyln& on contribution from the federal au-let up on tbil site a public yacht
wh1ch ta taken annuall)', ta that rung and perpetuatlnc the beaches the floor of the Newport Beach tborities toward the $12,000,000 teTYioe which will take eatt ot all
durin& Ute summer montbl a min-~r public use will be extended. postoffice building last week by a estimated COIL the needl of thole rmtin& moor-
ute orsanWn, the gooyaulax, 1s said. policeman was not the property 'Ille importance of yachtin& in lnp.
&W"neJtt 1n Calltornia waters. When Organiud labor wu aaured of of the postoffice, Pcatmuter WU-Southern California is ln evidence "Everything from a sandwich to'
this orranJsm ts ingested by mus-aald ~ea~ent .from him and he liam H . Adams said today. ln all directions and Newport Har-a weather re~ could be obtain-
8eb., the bivalves become poison-e will give t.he same _faJr The machine apparently was bor must keep its plans for the ed there. ous. treatment to all who work. He ripped from near the tront of the future ln actiw shape to· get the 'The proposed fad.Ii ties call for
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~v~J:lr full employment for I building housing the LeValley gro.-benefits to which it is entitled. moorinp, public clubhouae, restau-
F b~ ing .~0 work and suit-cery store at 112 McFadden place, Mr. Zimmerman's ideas are rant, snack bar, roomt and dorml-
or otnce 1vi;ptics, see the a e pensions as an earn.ed right Mr. Adams a dded. Belief ii that given he~th. He writes: tortes, accommodation stores,
News-nme.. for those ~ ill or too old for ' the container was found on the "f"or a metropolitan area the shore boat service, all sorts of employmen~; . • street and carried into the post-size of Greater Los Angeles and j nautical lnfonnation from weather P 0 TO DO BA'ITLE--()oaaell of war for the ~ ot the poU. 19 plctmed ~ .. tM. trio rr~::':c fsmall busin~. is the office building by the finder who for a city with the harbor facili· reports &nd predlctlona to lnstrue-pla~ how to pllt IEart W. Stanle7 of Newport -lato tlle alate •• ·mbly 14tll -.., ............
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1~ e-0 ~ur country, Stan· thought it federal property. ti .. we have, it is a crying shame tlon classes In navigation, sailing, O county . .at tlle l UDe f primary, At left h Br..m ~ fonmr pro:it lent of N""•P•rt -.,
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y pledg_ed full protection for A Los Angeles firm manufac-t hat there are no suitable facilities etc. The whole thing would be C r of Commen:e ,aemed tut wMk u camP.tcu director for Stanley, llbown. at rlPt. WWI
f . ~ess and. en.~agement tu.res the machines for private provided ln Los Angeles Harbo-r set up on a 24-hour service basis. ~h Mn.. babel ~ well known Republi can woman leader wH will banclle pndnet work
Phone Beaoon 5816
Palmer Radio
AND ELECTRIC
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pri\ate entcrpnse. comme rcial distribution. to take care of yacllts. "There is nothing in the plan _and_-1_r......, __ .• _..,. __ P"_,.. ____ 1a __ tbe--;S,-taal_ey __ c1rt_ve. __________ ' ____________ _
"Ever since the war, when the that would call for an exclusive Coast Guard took over the old yacht setup for the \vealthy. The ~ H b St~. who wintered in Florida. planned for some time late 1n
Vet Office Moves
The Orange County Vet erans'
Service Center announced that on
Monday, May 6, the main office
and reception room moved to the
ground floor, Room 223, of the
Pacific Building, 225 North Broad·
way, (3rd and Broadway), Santa
Ana.
BALBOA '.S
Dr. Frost Nicked
Dr . Jack R. Frost of Laguna
Beach. nabbed by Newport patrol·
men early thiS week fo r speeding
55 miles per hour in a 35-mile
zone in Corona del Mar, forfeited
$-?Q bail ror the offen~ in city
court Tuesday morning.
California Yacht club. the local small boat owner would share a •t were there and are to be house June, but Jane end Paul are not
yachtsman has been left high and alike with the large boat opera-r or1 es guests at the Lorentzen home for too busy with plaiis to spend
dry. or else be had to take his tor. a \vhile. George now .bei.Qg out of glorious weekends sunnin& and
craft elsewhere for sui'able "It is our understanding that the navy. sailing. ,. W ley Nutten sr. celebrated his moorings. the area is scarcely used now and Mrs. Harold Cass is in Queen --'------
"Not only from the sportsmah's can be spared. Other plans for Tith irthday recently. He and of Angels hospital, Los Angeles, Drive ~y-Spare a Life..
angle but also from a purely yacht harbor space along this sec-Mrs. Nutten Were among those recovering from an operation. I--------------
monetary point of view the thing lion of the coast are in the diltant who njoyed the winter sunshine Her son, Harold jr .. wu given ;------------~
h as been deplorable, because we future because of normal con-at oke Tl'ee ranch, Palm emergency leave and came home BALn
have been kicking thousands of struction restrictions. Sprin · The Wesley juniors spent for the v.:eekend but catches his
dollars 1n taxes in the face by "But here is something that the ·eekend here and had a pre-ship tonight in San Francisco.
chasing pleasure craft out of Los will give hundreds of yacht own· view of what their new Hardy-The Ed Frazers have bought
Angeles Harbor. The local yachts· ers with mlUlons invested in their craft 35-foot cabin cruiser will be the former Ridgeway home at MOR. TUARY
man has been forced to move his floating stock an assured anchor-like •hen they went out with South B ay Front and Abalone
craft to crowded Newport-Balboa, age where thelr boats can be t he ayne Harpers for the first avenue. This month they are en-
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and Orange county gets the tax berthed and protected." time on the latter's new boat. tertaining Mrs. Frazer'S parents.
revenue. Whil the Harper boat is designed Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Henderson
= "Bill Horton and Bob Carlson R C ·1y for fishing, the Nuttens of Salem , Ore., who formerly made
• who have been sailing boats i~ eport afes, Dairies to spend the summer on this the home port or their power
races hereabouts ever since we Sign With AFL Union cruiser F1orenci!. · can remember, have come up with ~ anniversaries were hon-The Clyde Kemps have recently
an excellent plan whi·ch awai·ts Th oredi"hen the Jergen Lorentzens bought a JO.foot power cruiser, the e AFL CUiinary Alliance and • ffi Harbor Commission approval. Bartenders union announced over en~ ained. Sunday. It was their Misty .
'1"h.ey propose that a yacht an· the wee k end that eight restaur-sixth ':"'ed~ng anniversary, a two-Attending the tea at which the
chorage be established m· the East t 1 5 A week _ anniversary for their house engagem ent of Jane Boland of Al· B I a n s n anta na had signed gues . Mr. and Mrs. John . Burn-hambra and Paul McK.ibben was
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Intermission
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to 8(X) moorings accommodating dairies were said to have recog-their one ymoon, and the birthday lees, Sue and Andy Kirk and their
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California Yacht club, where 700 ganization. At the same time two DAY AND NIGHT
nized the AFL Milk Drivers and of a other guest, Mrs. William son Bill and his wife, and Kay I
Dalry Employes union as their Tau mer, also of Pasadena. and Clary Staaf. The wedding is ·--------------
collective bargaining agents for Gues s arrived in a big Tanner
Mesa
LIQUOR !ilHOP
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Plenty of Whiskey
No Umlt to any of
our meJ'dlandl9e
COSTA MESA. CALIF.
Phone BMCOll 5011
their emplo:yes. bus, playing gin rummy on the way, and brought loads of pres-
Loud Pipes $5 •
Charles B. Davis, Buena Park,
paid a $S fine for loud pipes in
the city court Tuesday morning:
Manila folden at News-nmes.
ents which were opened on the
bea~. Among those present were
the 'f ~:er Smiths and John Scotts
of Ppdena, Larry Mitchell and
Odell McConnell, Frank and Mary woo.t. of Bel Air, Hugh Blue, Mr.
and !'dn· Alfred Wright, Clo and
°:[aycott, who are also newly-
w Mr. and Mrs. George
~ The deep rich .notes of the b~bass horns, th, tubas
II ~ and the bass viols are the foundation of symphonic
music. Likewise the mellow ftavor of fine rich barl 1 malt
is the fo undation of fine beer-such a beer as Eaatside.
~e co~pletely satisfying flavo r you enjoy in F.astait Beer
ts possible only through the long aperience and ~ ·
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Ne~s ••!·"0 • 'Slow-down' in Buildino n1 A ~~~d!!;~·::-1. Tlma.I!. A Sho • p •ts IHI& Cl An eerq --ot the plan--...tonrl!•tbe...,.tl•
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.... EiC-~ ctiVl•ty wn 1n ennl nine ...,_ --..0 m t committee .,_ cwoipellan" wu on•h•' I _. ot tbe &-woc!ated Cba..-.0 flll by the N-prl -Ot;J ~
1 .. ------------+-By ]ouPH WatOM c.:a..u, ot w111cb Wo!ur 1--<ii llmMioy. g ~ ., The .-me up al home __ .____________ • Color 'H moor ot Newpwt -. lo c:bolr-Tiie •-t . -r-
8C40(i ~~:: ~-:: = 'Doub6ng Up' A series°' pure bright ~ar:n= aminge themselves ~=~~~; = :r .u:.:.~ =-
------------tlon--hu-.,..,.----v-ed:--:-for--"'.the--"'.dura=--. ::::i: ..:-the -e: = . naturally In a drde and return to ~teYer color we may the matter of an lnduatriallzatlon DIUVJNO A nivwll
Contractors tlon of the ernercODCY In the lnC department for the• -up T Id Aid rtart with. . I . zone for -tl!nl ara.e county. Drivlnc lo • priYllep. not a Southern callfomla metropolitan unW 'lbunday morninC:. The to-0 as When properly distributed a is establlsbed .from The appeol WU mode mare ri&ht. The Public Safety cllporli'
by w of $38000 -bolltiftd by • which limitless color hanncnles be automatically ob-urcent, It wu rewa!ed. ospedol-ment ot the Natlonol Aut_.. ::~u~~:,. of permit ~'iii.ooo -for con-taJned. 1?' \n view ot the 11<-4 eota~ club.-motorim to -t Shelv M h the Aaoclatll!n of General eon-structlon of a atore ...i. ai-t· 1 H • Opposite points complementary bal' liahment of a dty of Z500 -that pr1v11ep with ~ 117 · e . UC tractors of America. 'l'\u. ..... "'""~~ a,:-----t n OUSlng mon1ea: neighboring ts show acijacent or ~~ :::-~: drivlnc &lowly -carefully
ount does not Include publlc a>n· In The '17 000 ~t wu ioaued analogous ment. • •
C str d• structlthe. ~~216 ~~~l-t wu°' to Ra~ H. Gonion. 21625 Lime To build a awbeel we suggest the The i.ctlon came about d·~--~In a --to -On U Ion ~~ ~~ ~. call wl following procedure . --~--._ted In the -eoJd. Ave., Rlwnlde, and plane One man bu aime up th Divide disc• to twelve equal _...., lut lilsht .. meetinC of the board ,..n_t ot UI --!II cMe
Ac:cordlnc to w. D. Shaw, man-!or construction of a atore bulldlnc what be tftma u "the onlY .:i1u-~· N~ it:from to ~ of dlrecton of the Auodated, dur-leaden ot the county . u -
er of the contradcn' poup, with apartments on the KWUd tlon to the lncftulnclY -· one • Ing which repreientattveo of var!-vlclual memben, u ~ported b7
Mon than S2llO million In com-:,.tructlon considered -tlal atory and a &arace with aport· problem of bouolnc ~ ID starting at the top. oua puts of the county comment-Fromel, mombenblp cbalrman.
merclal ...,_ Industrial true-by the Civilian Production admln-menu on the aecood at<Jry. The the metropolitan -of call-c. The colors be pure HUE. That ed on the pcm!blllty of clewlop-:------------, =~~==~~,,,,,""""===l 1atration 111 proceedlnc on ached· bulldln& location Is A<ada and fomla." The aolutlon lo tbe YOIUD-Is, ot brightest ln~ty. menu •uch u the propoaed ~
..------------rl ul 11..-vtt other conatructlon. Cout hlch...-.Y In Corona de! Mar tary "doubllnc up" of exlotinC fa· d For the mOsll ~ harmony, artist division tract "-ttlne the plan-R 0 0 F S ~polly ~ ...i. In· and the contractor "' Alvan c. c111-...i. the man "' BurtAlll E. colors should ~ be used, but for the ned growth of the county uni.a .......-ca _.a7 •
eluding 1torea, olficea, enttttaln-Clemence. Edward&, wbo lo _,...tary-man-peroeptloos ot 99 per cent ot us, ~ pigments of llOIDO type of zonln& la provided. • n. IMI •tw a rn--
ment bulldlnp such u theatre& Other permits ......, ioaued ito acer of the · A--t -'-'-of good quality, which may be ptll"Chasj!d by any home painter, That the Auodated Chamben VETERANS
and bowllns alleya, will dellnlteiy 0. W . HUJ11UOO of Loo Anplft or Loo ~i.. oounty. should do very well A list given st!u'tlng with yellow-and la viewed u the one county 'W. I. 8 • ••
Two-W.-laoll ec • • • remain untouched unW the -a !Ive-room stucco dwelllnC on Durin& the ~ days. Ed-around the circle ' j . acency wlllch can correlate' the 38112 llama Pb. Hllr. l21D-l
ballt • the lot yoa Ing emeraency bu ~ Alvarado place, Newport Bay warda Pointed out. the avenae -.· • dealrea of all the county's dtl· ------------' '"Bullclen of heavy ainatru<>-tract, $6000: nlDDber ot penona occupylns an i . Crome yellow llibt. 8. tntaramarine blue.
tlon projecta are .-that To Dr • ...i. Mn. Andree, for aputment wu far In -of 2. Crome yellow medium. 9. ftusslan blue (very
every atep be taken to provide a dwelling at 201 Garnet, Bal· preaent day averqea. 'lbla, be 3. Otrome yellow orange. strong).
adequate and decent houaln& for boa laland, .,_, uaerted, wu principally due to 4 . Brilliant red • 10. Qne pert ultramarlDe
veteran&" aald Shaw. ''For ihla To C. C. l!oenln& of Paudena the fact that the """"ge penon 5. Hooe madder. 'bjtM:. 1 part chrome g1een rffaon. ~ have uked our mem-for • frame dwelling and caraa:e today haa more money to apend Ivory black with a little raw medlum.
Yoo pay omly appnillal benhlp to withhold the fWn& of at 425 Fernleaf, Corona clel Mar, and la not finding It economic-wnber added. 11. e green medium.
any appllcatlon.1 to the C.P .A. for $8000. ally helpful to share hla aport· 7 . Three parts rose lake, 1 12. glftll llgbt.
and legal f-. projecta which they have any rea· m ent and the expense of Its part ultramarine blue Zin . titan! white
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PHONE Z«'7·K
Denison & McBroom
Sales
aon to believe will not fall into City H• 3 maintena,nce with others. • C um ·
the category of eaaen Ual COll.ltruc-I ires Edwards called on the local Now to use f!ie pigments and tpe wheel. .
tlon. u this ia followed. we will repreaentatlvea of the National Codors opposite one another on, the wheel are comple-
be able to keep vlW work In Houalng acency and others who mentary-and harmonious. Complementary color.; when ;:::====================~~
process without creating unneces-New Workers have expttlled a desire to ald in llsed together heighten the appeari!nce 'of color in both.
UN Newport Bhd.
COSTA am8A
(In the Meoa Realty Bid&.)
Corson and Ray
sary work for the agencies which a solution of the housing problem. Adjacent colors are harmonioui.
are already swamped." to exert an effort to change ex-Black and white are complemeniacy and harmonious.
iaUng OPA regulations '° that HUES harmonize with black:t·te or an admixture f ICE ()BEAM LEAPS , owners of properties could exer-th • O The Newport Beach city coun-cise personal jurisdiction over the e two--gray. . .
Ice cream manufactured in Cali-cil Monday approved the addition number of persons living in an If ~ h~the sha tones, or tints of these
fomia in 1945 totaled 38.285all,{)(() of three new employes to city de-apartment. Under existing regula-hues will hannontze.
gallons. nearly 4 million g 0"' partments. Ilona, he said. OPA does not per-A monochromatic harmony me the harmony found
more than in 1944 and 16 million Lee Lankford of Newport mit eviction of tenants for non-with any hue and one or more of i1;S tints, tones or shades.
gallons more than the 5-year Heights and Walter H~neycutt ot use or tor under-occupancy. Cool colors are those containing l>lue.
L;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;; 1av;;e;;rag;;;e;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,; Newport Beach were hired tor the Warm colors are those conta.inillg red or yellow. street department and Edgar Frye Value means light or dark
of Newport Beach was employed How Safe Is w rth berin . ~ for the water department. . 0 remem g: . Use pure lor (HUE) very spar-Lumber and Building Materials
13ny District Lumber Co.
Phone Beacon 5111
IU OOUT BIOBWAY AT THE AJWJDl8
your Car? mgly. Have Jots of white handy, d don't be afraid of
C• I A •1 • black. Try the harmonies devel from SHADES-that lty S Prl is from HUES grayed with black and white.
Our first peacetime vacation in Have fun! t
five years will ·open in a few -JOSEPH WEsroN Architect
R 0 g• weeks. Yet the needless loss of • · e(elpts lg ~=· 1!:;;': ~~~geq~a~ th~':.~ Shriners Plan nf0 UNTAIN oRrvmo Will Open New Store About May 1st lest months of the war-unless , , Wh.., applying brakes on
• Fuller Paints for every need. •Rite Lite Venetian sotnething is done to dull the Big Fete ID smoo ' snow or ice on those s kiing
Blinds. • We repair and repaint all kinds of blinds. Receipts and disbi=ements by weapons of the killer. L. A., M 11 trips, e Public Safety de~-
• Trimz Wall Paper • --Hang it yourself. • B irge the city ot Newport Beach dur-In California. ~e average ve-BY men t f the Nation al Automobile ing April were reported to the hlcle upon the highways is more
Wall Papers. mayor and city council Monday than eight yean old. Unquestion-club advises motorists to uae a
A. J. Burton's Pam· t Store City Treasurer J . A. Gant ;.... ably. the unsafe car ls con tribut-. Shrlnen of this community ~d very· ught Plll"Pin& action 50 aa
• • • H you have a question regardbig
development of your land-
Phone 2353-J
Siegel & Raub
Englneen and Surveyon
1808 Newport BIVd.
Announcing the New Vibrapac
Building Units
ALL 8IZES BUILDING UNITS
Brick &811 °""8pool BIO<lb Now In Prodadioll
Walter Kline Concrete Product.8 Co.
L'i60 Nnwporf:A,·n. ported that receipts totaled $693,-ing heavily to the tragic total its suburbs were today bus}'lng to av<t:d locking-the wheels and
~ewport Blvd., near 15th St. 190.44, while disbursements to-that has given California the t hemselves with preparation! to ssikl~d~~+'.:_· ________ ~~====~================~ ~======================~I taled $53,204.04. Total funds per doubtful honor or leading all the attend the first big cer emonial of -
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clerk were $639,985.40, while out-states of the Union in highway 1946 to be held in Shrine audi-•
standing w a rr a n ts reached casualties. ~
$2253.41 and total tunds per treas· Begi.nnin g May 15, the police of torium, Los Angeles, Sa turday
urer amounted to $642,238.81. Newpor t Beach in cooperation evening, May 11.
Included in the receipts were with the Callfonlia Highway pa-Potentate Vierling Kersey of Al
traffic fines totalling $3624 and trol and the I nternational Asso-Malaikah Temple ot the Shrine
tine collections ot $2468, both from dation ot Otiefs of Police. will issued a clario all t all nobl
Oty Judge Bob Gardner's office participate in a nation-wide Police fro S Li:;. c Ob' 0 t S.:
and business license collection traffic sa.t'ety check. ~~ this Die~o ~~ty line ::.r tro':n the
fees of $568.50 from the office of check, whenever a vehicle ll stop-Ari bord t th h f
OU.et ol Police R. R. Hodgkinson. ped for any moving violation, driv-zona ers 0 e 1 ·ores O
Parking meter receipts for April en licenses and registration plates the P:Ocif~ t~m;"' ~•;;,ans J0
totaled $13.50. will be tns~ted and a check made =~cular even: e:t :hi~ ~~
ol brakes, lights, tires, windshield era) hundred neophytes will re-
;;;DrtV;;;;;";;™==;;y;;=s;;;pare;";;" ;;;a;;ili=e;;. ;;;wl;;;;;per=;;an;;d;;;ho;;rn.;;;;;;=;;;;;;=~ ceive the obligations of the i==~~~~~;§§~===========, I Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of
the Mystic S hrine. • Before You Bulld or Re111odel All of Al Malalkah's crack uni· formed organizations, band cbant-
villt om' latues'l•g = Te era, patrol, temple guard. it.age
and 6play ,__ . . . craft. will take part In the cere-
Going to B1ild
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ntng aida, ex and members of his divan. Festiv-
henslve ~ ltles atart at 7 p.m. to be followed
.,._ ,___..,, and by an Arabic supper after the aec-
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llnoleum. cording to Jooeph Wade Brlcance,
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LUDLUM Carpet Works
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ceremonial director .
Raub Will Be Honored
Jack Raub, co-partner in the
firm ot Siegel &: Raub, Costa Mesa
contracting engineers, will be ire-
sented with an award for five
years perfect attendance at the
meeting of the Newport Harbor
~===============~=====;;; Kiwanis club Friday. Raub resides at ,406 San Bernardino avenue,
Newpwt Helchta.
If You Can't Get
Your House finished
SEE US _:_._
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to Get Bomee Built
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I)<; 01<1 LOOAL BAY VAUID Goldennjd a ....... , att-tho El , wtlco,. '11111nda7 at
N.., Yark, May 2, 1946 i'oundera' Day banquet of Pb! 7:30 ;. ..l ·
, B 91 Dear Editor: Be~ -·· fraternity ol muolc. OUlt ~DY CW llT' CA~lt .,. ll:b-•~natter• II» Poet•-.. Ke•P>"'1 4 We 1>4ve been ttgU!arly r«etv-dance and drvna. which was bold -W. I "'~i CllUllCH 1W CHltlS1' )~ umler 1M Act ol -a. lift Inc oollieo ol your papor at -In tbo Colon••I ,_ ot tbo Am-.... "inn !Lfli A ~ ..... w~-.. '•
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&..A. lllEUa ' ' ' ':!' 'Ir A9oclatl0il'I olfl<e and have """" l>oJ;:dor IM>tel, Saturdayp..,..w,.., QJafJ Ill,~ ~,.:.:,_, '":.. L .... CM@llr, ..........
.. D. PORTER ~ 0 ned eoch -carellllly for -Besa hu many t t·M t4 .,~ aod tNa( T:IO '° 9' Ila I .. 10 L Ah --··-'" G. !!'ROST -• ' F.dlbr of Newpcat-Balboa Harlxw and Ito momben and patram -C a:ao,.... ' llbaq: ,.._, ...... _,. ,. r---..:.·~-~-~&UT~~---~ll r:-::-_;::~::;~---W. F . DIXON • • • •. • ---v 1£ ~atlcnal boating fadll-. which are Mary Pickford, Amparo ' f'IMT OU~ ... CMUilcH
Pl .. I' I 'l'-"t. 31111 w. C...tnl A-N-pcat Bil .... ~ In your llSue of Thunday Iturbl -Helen ~ ,. C)O!ITA 11111811 Arm~M Raub & Bennett
Offi-'-' p -• ...__ C"'-of N rt 8 cla April 25, we have noted an I~ Mr. and Mn.. HQ!ntd Barnel ST. JOHN Yl~NN!IY ~llCH Rw:Jll · 11,. ~ w...,,. 191.,, .. ,,.m,.,. ~ llWN/--';wJI? in
.,... aper .,. ..,.. "':,{ ewpor • on tbo flnt po&e entitled "Hlch attended the Gem -Jollneral ex· Pl• -1_,._ le. lfowipwl ...... d.M.-A llD'"''"'•=,.OblOallo -k • .. tw o.w n Iw. ~-" and ha·"-g to do ·-tb ••-hlblt at Exp.ltlOll Puk Saturday. _, II' ~--~ Sit W, JIU A-a.it= -r.-1.._~ "lll -· U.111:' -• ~ -•' ....._., ,,..._,, ..... .._ .. wt sit BJ? fllli ~-
--· sale or waterfront property to Mr. Mn. Barnel' friend, Mn. Sue aa.t,.. : -BcW,l:ao a.m. lTM lllTW.<Joa-N-;poft-ActiTe Mark Pierce'. It so happens that Keefn' of Loi Anplea took ftrst T:M te 1:-. P.:IA. Mon+c WGl"lllalp W"riol 10:'6. ITll t•t a ••Aw. Tc\!"stszs llufilit.lJI
M'-'-Mr. Pierce was the Winner of the for her .Uvn pin. ¥J'. J. Frost. Om ... ...tee e:oo p.a. Lile A J!ls1 NO. b .... • 1•--------.:_ __ ..J
_. 1941 race for the Jame; Qoalg anoU.,S friend. """" la a """* 00901<14 DliL llA& -.... -l:IO p..... 11
of ~tual Trophy ottend by our ·hound" 1pent Sunday with Ibo OOWilMlii 11a11-. ....... ...,..--at CUNUlAL r.A-•'l'C)ay i~;:~PIANO~~:;"';:•~._~::::=t --------------------_::~!!:~:_ Association for sea races. Appll· s.ar.a, ~DOll.U. T:ap ,._.. :------------· ~~~!4°tr~~ ~:_ ~...!;': t. ~~·1~~s.n~~ ~nl'i.•i::: ~ Z M: too.-:{,:~---_,__,.. Clinical La~ratory P~?~ER
the Long Beach and Coronado Earl Stanley, realtor, Cout ...,..... Suaday, May 1.2. llN6 +---------= 1 _ ,,. ~ T o vou ii on.e proof of your true citiumhip. ·
jACJl LINDSLEY Yacht clubs tor another ra0e on way. Cb\D"Cb ICbool bu two 1 J kl-. ~A MUA COMMUNITY ~ 01 I u ' f1. t J '
the Pacific Coast and arrange-The four ~ brothel's, sono of All aboYe primary department _ I CHURc:H -bJ' • .,. ,.,_ fb. Hartior iz.:lnv/
ments have just about been com-Mrs. Fra.nc:la Cox. l895 Padf'lc meet at 9:30 Lm. Besinne:n and Caf'I a. '181 ::. Mw.tef 'l'ELEPBONS JUJll!IOa m lSll, w~·Ocw ,.,.._
pleted to ro..a;ard the cup to Mr. Drive, ·have ltarted their con-primary depertmeat -meet at 1~ L lml! .._ I'll. ,..,.._It -11'. o..tn.t A-
C. King Brugman of Loo Angeles, itructlon C<Jmp&ny, the Cox Broo. 11 a.m. durln& the momlnc church ~ oMMI, e:&a LIL
who Is not only vice-president of Engineering and Construction Co., hour. _...,. W• 'Ip, 11 o'oloc&. Pllilllm41'9a~NII,11..D.'
the American Power Boat Aaoda-Stanton, of wh1cb Gene Cox. for· 11 a.m. Momin& wonhip. Ser--Youtll groupe, H1,gtl Wool. 1.o-r----D_.&_:r __ IKIROOL_...:_:..:, __ ~ A Dishonest Measure ..
Unless it is thwarted by organized action of all fisher-
men along the coast ot Calltomia, the voters of this state'
will be aSked to cast their Dallots next November on a
coos~ propoeal that will be detrimental both to fisher·
men and to the cannery interests.
tion but is al.lo chairman of its merly with the Haddock Bros .• la mon by Mr. Schrock: "Sentiment ~' Adll&t, l:IO p. m.
Ouiser Contest committee. p~esldent ; Alvin Cox who was port and Sense About Mother's Day." Sv~ -~ 1 :30 o'a&ock.
We were particularly interest~ d1nector in the South Pad.fie dur-7 ~ p.m. Youth meeting. Mid-week ,._..., and prayer,
in the statement in the article to Ing the war, ls contact man; Rod-W~J. T:IO p.a.
the effect that prices for water-el'l_ck Cox, who was with the Am-U &. .0. ~ &ll1J Sermon
front property at Newport-BalOOa ph1blous Tank.I. is engineer. and Fl"aT CHU"Cli OF CHRIST, J ' ·
might climb to $1,000 a front foo t. Matt Cox. now the Balboa! Island Lido ~~~~:r~I Avenue Fl"SjT METHODIST CHURCH
For many years we have been con-Servtce Co., ii in charge 0 equip-•ftd VI.a Lhlo q.. E41wln Olher, P....,.
Mortimer School
-Oona ............ o.-....: Qitft?p, Jlnparet1r)
DAY SCHOOL=
G. A. lbrtt 1r, 11.. A., ~
Prladpill l'lloooo -· 1111!
A referendum to be known as "a fishing nets Initiative"
will be placed on the ballot, if the sponsors of the measure
can obtain the required 185,000 signatures necessary for
that purpose.
ducting a campaign for improve-ment department. A bra.nc!l ol. '?be Mother c:Jaurcb, Eucl4;d 1• Stanford, Gardlln Grova.
ment of waterways and construe-Gene Cox, who resides at East The P"tnrt Church of Christ, Sci· 9:90 Liil.. O..urcb. acheol tw aD ,-----D_l:NTIM'I! ______ ~
tion of munici pal boat basins. We Bav Front, Balboa, y.•as engineer ac-.
U it were a fair proposal, there would be no reason to
oppose placing this referendum on the November ballot to
give all the people an opportunity to vote on it. But It is
not an honest measure as it brews disorganization and places
group against group.
h "--Cam p dJ d Alvl d entlat, ta BMton., Me-chu.etta. 11 ·."" • -u-•·· w....-.o-.. D" GORDON E. RAPP ave v.:.~n constantly in touch at p en eton, an n an SUIMlay School &t 9:ao a. m. Bun-....,. _......_ --... ... ....... ,.. °"'
with Mr. Harry Welch-, Secretary-Matt are with their mother. day 8en'tce at 11 L m. Wedn•'1 ~V'-••-•---.se: 'We 'I'Mm.k 'I'tlerL" DENTIST
Manager of the Orange County Mr. and Mn. John P . Conway, Teetimonl&l Meelln.g at 12 o'clock ll:Gf ....... MUNmy ffr .. chO-
Chamber of Commerce, and he has Santa Ana. will attend the play, drlln _.... ~ · %811 Wed Central
kept us informed of the tremen-Ramona. Saturday wtth Mrs. F . Readin& Room located at 111 t :OO~p..nL Ketbod&at Youth 'J"el-Phone Barbor Ul-1
The measure is discriminatory as it would prohibit fish·
Ing fleet fishermen from obtaining bait in the coastal areas
of California waters. It would deprive a life-long livelihood
tor fishermen in Newpott waters.
dous growt h of boating in your Cox. who is the sister of Mn. Palm street. Balboa, is open dally .low 'If. Youq Adult. Nlowahtp.
harbor. The ""Titer last visited Conway. from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. except Sun-T:OOI p.m. EvenJn.c Wonblp:-Newpori
Newport 1-larbor in 1930 when Mr. and Mn. R. Markell, 602 ~and holidays n~tionally ob-M-.e: .. Come Ye LI••·" I '-.-----------,J
plans were being made for consid-Begonia avenue. enjoyed a t;rtp Tile public le cord1ally lnvtted to 1.
erable dredging and the extension through the Cleveland Nation&) ••-• --Ir Ch • • c _ • T ' r r di. · f d a--c W'Cb 1ervtceo and u.. r111han .,.,1ence op1c o a 1t1es or the berthing an Forest to Elsinor-e recently. th ft.eadlnC" Room.. mooring of recreational craft. One 1 'A~im and Fallen Man' of our arguments has always been Miss Marilyn Wheeler. 410
that the creation of a marina. or Coast highway, and Louis Siepker, ST. JAMES EPISCO~AL "Aa n Adam an die, even so In
1 I 1 ed CHU"CH Chrlst shall all be made &live." Thia up-to·date boat basin. has lnevtt-Los Ange es. ~ave a ove Y w -t p I t th C rt bl
di • di e Sunday night at the •15 w ... ~~-,., .,._ atateD\ent o au o e o .nt . ably resulted in a rise of ratables n nn r · ii ~-.., ans w\ll be the Golden Ten or the
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
ZZOZ)\ W. Cistra!, -r H80
NEWPORT llEACll
While the proposed referendum is aimed at prohibiting
use of purse and round haul fishing in certain defined areas
of the Pacific ocean between Long Beach and San Diego,
it goes a step farther by setting up a three-mile limit and
then furthfr restricts fishermen by stating that bait nets
must not exceed 120 fathoms long and not exceed 10 fathoms
In depth.
and upland values. The story In Hurley Bell for Miss Wheeler's (Ebell Clubhoule) Sundar Lesson-Sermon on "'Adam
your paper seems to bear out our cousin Lawrence Wheeland and Rev. Ardye T. DMn, Yloar and Fi.lien Man" tn all branche1 of I ;-------------1
contention. his bride the former Miss Mar-8:30 L m., Bolf' C.O....unien. The Mother Uhurch, The l"nt Dr. W. W, Welfmoreland
DeaCiot The writer has been asked to garet Hicks of Los. Angeles. who 1:'8 a..m., Bunday 8cbool. Churc ' of Cbriat, Sclenttat. In Boa--
give a talk. early in' June, at the were married Friday at the Little 11 :00 L m., M:omiq Prayer aDd to~be Lesson-Sermon Include• thf1
annual convention of the National Church of the West, Las Vegas, &er.en. (rtnt a.nd&ya: Holy Bible ltaUoo from Gen esis: .. And
Fire Protecti,pn association to be Nevada. OommunklO.) God a&id . Let u1 make man lll our
held in Boston. It has occurred Sixteen guests included the tma.ge; a!ter our •Ukenes1 : and let
to us that it might be of extreme bridal couple's friends of Los An-CH RIST CHUfltCH · BY TMIE 8&.A them tiave dominion over the flab
lllel Cout ilhn1'
OOBONA DEL !11AB
Phont1 Harbor-mo
There is not a bait net used in the Newport harbor
area that is not less than 180 to 205 fathoms long and 20
fathoms deep. U the bait net is restricted to the specifica·
!ions of the proposed referendum, our fishermen will n ot
catch any bait, except in exceptional cases along the coast.
interest if Y.·e could tcite Newport ~eles and San Diego and Miss Cofnmunlty Methodlet of the sea, and over the fowl or the
Harbor as an example of the rise Alma Cole. who resides with Miss 14aa West c.ntr•I A""""9 &ir, a.Dd over the cattle, and overall INS-.-. .. ~
de •-ed ".., I! D Goodell p et the earth, and over every creepln1 u~.Eo of waterfront values through the Wheeler. The brl ui employ · · · • 1 or thlng \bat creepeth upon the e&rt.h. Ir------------, U this referendum goes on the November ballot and is
n ot beaten by a majority vote of the people, the seine fleet
lllld cannery industry, which have millions of dollars invested,
particularly in the Newport harbor region, will be disastrous-
ly tµt. It will not only result in the tie-up of all seine fleet
boats, the loss of hundreds of fishermen, who have made
Newport harbor the colorful p lace it· is, but it will make
for improper mackerel production for some time to come.
development of . a conununity of at Firestone and the bridegroom ChW'Cb School, 9:50 •· m. So Go0 created man In his own Im-S d F M
boating minded enthusiasts. with the Pontiac Co. Morn.lng lVonbip. 11 a. m. age. . . And God saw every tb ln1 an y • acKay
Sincerely yours, Mr. and f\.tn. Edward Porter, Yow.th l"eDowllhip, 6 P· m. that had made. and, behold, It _,. __
mA HAND. Secretary. ~15 Narcissus avenue. leave Satur· EYeaiq' Wo1'911Ip, 7 p. m. WU very good .... Thus the be&'t'· INSURANCE-1bat's All
-------day tor a four months' trip "'hich Mid-week prayer .ervlce, Wed· ens aid the earth were tlnlabed,
Why a Clean-Up Campaign
Country Editor
On the Job
I ne.day; covered dleb dinner, 1 :30 and au the boat of them." will circle the United States. The r •·Jn iJ)clence Md Health with Ke,·
first stop will be at Echo: Nev., p. llL to we Scrlplurea" Mary Baker
where her niece's husband is man· ' -------Eddy •ays, "All that la made 11 the ~
ager for Bing Crosby's stock BALBOA ISLAND CHAP&.L work P,f God, and all la good. We
ranch. At Lincoln, Nebr .. Mr. Por-211 Agete Avenu. leaTe µ1a brief, glorious hlatory or
Herr·s a country editor who's ter wt.II attend the homecomlng of ,.ev, HerT')' W. W'Nte, 1plrttual creation (u ,stated In the
proved that his metropolitan news· the class of l896 of the Univenlty A8MOl•te P•ftor fi rst bapter or .Gene1l1) In the b th ha · Th 'II vi NI Church 8chool. 9 :80 L m. band a of God. not or man. In the paper re f'f'n Vf n~ comer on of Nebraska. ey W1 sit • keeplQI ot Splrtt. not matter,-joJ-
the high.speed pace of the air agara Falls, MaJne. her home ln Morning Wonhip, 11 a. m. fullJ 'ackno'll'ledgtng now and tor-
Some of our readers have asked us to give a few of age. Vermont, his old home in Con-ever <J:M!"• supremacy, omnlPotence,
the reasons for a Clean·Up Camrn>ign, so we asked Mayor Typically "Mr. Fix.it" for his lo-necticut. then points of inter'elt IEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS and o presence."
714 E. Central A..,,
Balbo&--rlW!
New York Life
Insurance Company r-cality, Harold L. Darmer ot '"The in New York and Washington and Comer W~nut •nd Church Its.
0 . B. Reed for a few lines on the sUbject. The Miyor sug-Date Palm." published at lndio, they· hope to take the Inland water Coota M-
-gests these few arguments from the standpoint of the city: Calif., had a cry for help from trip to F1orlda. They will go to -Ill -. Saturday mon-
So times it's not that the des-DON a, DtJllAllfT
sert if too rich for Junior but W Ordlld A•e. Ba.nor 1156:1
th ,.., __ U Dri Is Campaign · the · two readers who needed air pu-the Grand cinyon, Yellowstone inc, t :SO o'clock.
Because e ~IQU_,-P ve a m m-sage to HonoJulu on short notice. Park and Zion Park. At the last PrMcb:btc lft'Vice, 11 a. m. there ;;nay not be enough to go ..._ __ co __ RON __ A __ o_n. __ KAR ___ _i
arount terest ot general welfare. Mn. Mlldttd Sherk, heroic .place they will make an extended
Because a ciesn city Is its own best advertisement. nune who wu tortured and Im· stay wtth her niece at Seattle, HEWPOltT HAR•OR
Because a clean city will get more visitors, visitors will priooned 10<' 41 months In Santo Wuh. They have a fine trailer LUTit!lltAN CHUllCH
Tomas Ja~ prison in Manila, oompJetely outfitted.. GNUel Chapel, c.... •-
stay longer and they will spend more. and Joey Solem,. nurse who help-f;ii.. and Mrs. M. Pownall of Uie ltOY. H..-It-P•1r
Because when streets and alleys are kept clean there ed the lnjUred at !?earl Harbor Triple M Cat•. Coast highway, -= -,.. 1e:ao a.a.
Is less liability .to accidents. during the attack tb$tt. appealed gave a clcUghtf\ll chicken dinner FULL GD91'1!L CHUltCH WhDe You Walt
~HOES
Because "Clean-Up" bel~ reduce fire hazards and coose-to him for uolatll>oe In reach· Friday night In honor of their son --••-. ~ M-
..,.. ip& the ialanda. Dvmer lost no Muon's 16th birthday. Slx of Ma-8 "V ecbool, I :~; mont.lng · Ra Pagan
quently tire insurance rates can be lowered. time eont&ctlng Pan American IOlt's !rlends and s<hoolmat .. of ., .. ._ 11; JCnapllotie -· Y
Because "Clean-Up" Is also a help in preventing spread Alrwayo, and two lut·mlnute can-the Southern California Military T:ao p. m.; V16--.k prayor me... 51 East Bay Front ot disease by reducing trash and weeds where vermin hide. oellatlom 1ave the pair their seau ,lchool it Lmg Beach helped him ~ ca W6dn1ooay, T:4CI P. m.; N -ID 8"" ~ °""'
,, " , today. celebrate, not only hla birthday younc people'• evancel.&11t1c ae:nlce t .,;. -. .. t ._ -.
Because CJeaJ):Up helps to establish better, hli!her Rushed to the airport to board but the honor he wu given In on Friday, T :t~ p. m. L--+----""'----l
and more permanent values to real ~te. tbo clipper, and anticipating their placlnc thW In tbe South. -------------+.----=====
. Because "Clean-Up" builds up pride In one's home one's fll&ht to HawaU In lea than 10 California Swtm meet In Paaa· 1--------------4---,,,,:=====:::;
• boun, they agreed that their clena Friday. There will be a meet ... B
city and community. rountry editor moves fut! later to decide tbo finals. -Gm'
We urge all to join in the "Clean-Up" Campaign in every
way possible and to plant more flowers, plants and shrubs· We know regimented medicine would cost $100,000,000 1 a Sel'Yite
which in tum create a better and more healthy atmosphere year more than taxation would ·produce. We know it would
tn the home, city and community. destroy the sanctity of doctor-patient relationship. We
"Clean-Up" week, May 19 to 25. know the laymen administering the program would 01Jt·
1
number the doctors. We know private ente~ would
W , Le d Our Le suffer another body ·blow. e ve arne sson So it is with satisfaction that we read reports from ()r..
-••v.o.··-M!DICI• BliPA>J:m-• J.Ji R. Norton
.. ....,. •11•111• SJll
..... ~ .. •re•.~ Qallf. \Vhen military science wants the answer to a question ange and Solano counties. w bere the first Vohmtary Health
on which the Mure securltY of the Nation may depend, it Insurance ~eeks were conducted recently, proving the public
seeks the answer in the laboratory or field Is responding wholeheartedly to appeals for enrollment in 1 ~;;;;;::;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;;;~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
That is why, soon, a lush Pacific isle may be made for-voluntary health insurance plans.
ever uninhabitable; why a score ot warships will lend their The Calltomia Medical association and the insurance in· ONCE AG .
hulls and decks to the twisting torture ot an atom bomb; dustry are to be congratulated on meeting t1ie problem of SAM'S SEA. F 0 I . SPA why a large expanse ot blue ocean will chum and boll and the moderate-salaried worker who needs protection against
roar at the fearful im)lllct of released energy. adversity tor himself lllld his family. 'Ibis county, we 1:Je.
But In the field of medicine, we need no Bikini atom lleve, will lll!!o 1espond to the logic and sanity ot the volun-011119
OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSU&ANCE 00.
Ray Nielsen --·-J IU E. lla.r A-BalbM
KO&TKlLUr8
~arolcl K. Grauel
Chapel
''We~ tbeBetter s.n.,
by ...... otbon -· ........ e-.1111
~ -Oallfonda
OProlDllmtT8 ,
Robert A. Crawford
Opt.. D.
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bomb test-.ich as compulsory state or national heelth In-tary heatth Insurance campaign wbeR the drive is held In t9-'Dla
surance-tD tell us what we already kDoW about the de-this area. ' jU · Newport-Balboa T~ Bureau
vastating effects of doctor·)llltient ...;,;~ta!kn '~--Even"' No, we have already bad our Bil!lnl ol ~ warfare.
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NOTICI! OF SALB as or ys r1n ers rrors Here CA>mes from Santa Ana River I No. ~ ~~ ~ ·::.::'1..i~ Gust ·Tnding
Notlee ~:b::,: tha• the Have Proved 'Useful Mistake' ~~~E ot :~E-~"";:~ IN TIIE*~:-:~ OF~":!._:~=::;: 1:~~~
undenlgned, ROGER S. WAT· articles about the -llllP!JIY aianty, pccept during periods· ot TIIE ATE OF CALIFORNIA. wttb llr. and Mn. Jc.epb Mur-11 hi a b ..
SON, doing buslnen under the A printer's mistake wu the In-accordlnc to Matthew made the ol Oranae county and Ill tutuft flood now, is water that naturally INOF 0., .•. roR TIIE COUNTY
firm name and style of WATSON spiration for the aermon preodJed tint Palm Sunday mistake. He malntenanoo In adequate volume. ""1111 up Into the ri ... channrl In nAl'<GE. rroy=·=a=cuoa=='"=to=ma=t=e=lt:a::::::perty==·=";;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~
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WOODCRAFT SHOPS. located at last Sunday morning at the c«ona made It In telling the otory of the -.-., l'ff<hes In the lower -t of Action ~I .-,~In-the Supeior
611 Coast HighwaY, Qty of New· del Mar Communlty church by the Triumphal Entry. He bu Jesus Oranae councy compises 510.· the upper valley ol the Santa Ana Court the County of 0nnp
port Beach, Orange County, Cali· Rev.· Perry F . Schrock. The speak· performing the dmis stunt of rid· 000 acres of mountain ancl' plains-rtv.!r. This .._,. valley, which lies and c plaint rued In the or:
fornia. intends to sell, transfer er stated that he had announced lng two animals. He aaid that land borderinc the Pacific ocean. i:n RivenJde and San Bernardino fice of Clerk of. the SUperior
and convey u.ict btulnesa to as a topic for his Palm Sunday Jesus rode on an au and upon a Mountains occupy about e>ne.ball counties, ls triangular ln shape. Court &aid Orunty
PLYWOOD FABRICATORS INC .. sermon, ''Why Church Memben colt the foal of an aas. He made of this area. They Include the The low corner of the triangle· is · Announces T
·W. V. TREADWELL, M.D.,F.A.C.S.
a Ca!lfomla ~ation, and "that Backslide and Saints Peraevei"<!." the mistake becauie he gave a Puente Hills and the Santa Ana at the entrl'1ce to the 12 mlle CITY 0 NEWPORT BEACH a emporary
the ule will take place and the But the paper, In announcing the quotation from the Greek Old Mountains In the Interior of the gorge through whlch the Santa Munld Corporation of the • of Offices at
purd>aR price be paid at the of· sermon topic read. "Why Church Testtament. Tit• translators of the county and the San Joeqln Hiiis Ana river _. Into Orange ~ • Plalntlf!, 122 E. 17th St., Santa Ana nee of HARVEY. RIMEL A. Memben Backslide and Saints Greek Old Testament made a mis-in the southeasterly part near the count)'. Tile first of the two VI. .
JOHNSTON. Suite 200 Rellan<e Preserve." The printer had cbang· take In tramlatlng from the oric· coast. Between the mountalm< and reaches In which water naturally A. G. CH, et al, Defend-Phone 2414
cBaJfldlng, 310 North Main Street, ed "persevere" to .. preserve." inal Hebrew into the Greek. In the cout, except in the IOUtbeut-wells up into the river channel 11 ants. I
Santa Ana, Orange County, Cali· "I )Jn!ached on the topic that Hebr.W the aame word ls used eri.v part, lies a broad i>Jaln on a •th!tch aeveral mlles long Im· 'l'llUiid&y ucl S.lutday o.ly .
fornla . on Friday, May 17, 1946, 1 had announced," stated Mr. for "and" and "ev.n." In trans-whlch is fQUnd the laratt dt!es mediately upatream fl'<lnt the en-The i;:t'• ol the State of Call· Practice Limited to Obstetrics and Gyneaikigy
• at the hour of ten o'clock A .M. Schrock, "but the printer's tapic lating one must detennl.ne from and the major agricultural devel· trance to the 12 mile ...-ce and fomla · ll"fftlnp to: /
That the -"dress of the intend· was equally good. For one of the the context whether to UM aad or opment or the county. In the the second beclnl 14~ milel fur. A.G.~ and Vlvtan Wer.1 ,F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ eel yendor ls 123 Grand Canal. qualities ot saints ts that of being ••OL These translators used u4 southeasterly part, the several ther upatream. Although the river mlch, H d and Wlfo;
Balboa Island. California. a Jl!"eoervlng Influence In life. when they ought to have uaed streams flowing from the Santi channel, for llOlne dial.-up. ~..!.net~ and· 1-11 Thomas,
'Ibat the present office of Jesus expected his follOW'ers to be evm. The correct translation Ana mountains to tlw ocean have stream f1'0m the second :rffch ls Wlfec w 0 M E N w A N T E I ' vendee ls located at Suite 200 Re-preservers. 'Ye are the salt of would be 'Behold. thy King cometh only small ' areas of plalnsland dry for the most part .,.cept du,. -~-~· Wennlch and R. M. . •
l:lance Buildlna. Santa Ana. Cali· the earth'. he aaid to ru. dis-seated upon an aa, even. a colt alona their lower oounea. ing periods of flood flow, water "'.__.__. O>partnen 6:dnc buai·
fonla.. ciplea. Salt 11 a ireservatlve u the foal of an aa.' 'Ille author of About central to the broad plain wen. up the year around lnto ~~an.ce County Rdln1nc
Dated May s. 1946. well as a seUOtter. Our topic this Matthew had a theory that this In tho middle and westerly part these two roaches of river channel ... ~;0 H . NOW TRAINING FOR OUR
ROGER S. WATSON. morning ls "Useful Mistakes." all happened In order to fulllll of the county the Santa Ana m very subotantial volume and ~"'! · artman,
Piii>. May 9, 1946. This mistake In publishing my ser-prOpltfCY. And he juggled the River. the l~t river In south· forms a peT<rulfal stream, It ls J.!:JH..: and~~ K. NEW FACTORY
mon tople will be a usdul mistake facts to !It his theory. Mary, Luke ern California. breats through the tldl P<ftnnlal stream that fur-· •
If It will make us reallzo that and John all tell the story but Interior mowitaina In a 12-mDe 1llshes the supply for dlr'OCt div«-Doe~u!:"""" ~ Third LADIES' FINE SPORTSWEAR Mn. Everett Souder, 303 32nd
1treet, ls ~ from St. Joseph
bolpltal and recovering from a
major aperatlon.
churches and Individual a.rtst!an they have Jes,. riding but one gorge and crnues the plain to the alon Into the Oran1e county eanall , a Def tlon; AND DD'l:'IC!C!ES
men and women are to be pre-animal. You aee. they were not ocrran. This rtw'er' ll the prtndpa] during the lrricatlon •uon. At endant&. n.EQD
!lttVen of all th<Jae things In life Interested In publlshlnc a theory sour"" or watel" uOed In Orange other times, th!I pettnnlal atreom an y"!.,."1 ~-~~ In
that are auodated with truth, but In telling a story u It ttally county. It feeds the large Wider· -by tho canal dlven!ons and. the a-.-·r namedt ;i.i'ti'ff YoU by Single Needle Open.ton, Presllels, Help In all J)e..
goodness and beauty. They are to was. This mistake will be useful ground water basin lying !Jenn.th In Its mt!ttty. peroolates from the .... ~ n ID the partments. Clean, Ught, airy factory, Best work-
preserve th<Jae stOndards of life If It will call attention to the fact the coastal plain naturally by per-riv.,. e!tannel Into the largo -·I g...-:rtor I Court ol the State of Ing condltiOllS, the kind of surroundlnp you will
that Jesus taught and lived and that our Bible is a translation and colat!ng from 111 ehannel Into the gTOUncl water buln beneath the :::=· 1::vi, and for the Councy be happy to work In. Excellent _pay If expieri-
they are to keep alive In tho world that modern tramlaton are more deep and porous alluvia oompoa-Orange eounty coutal plain. plain ~ to:" the com-enced U not exPerlenced. we will gladly teach and
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this spirit that we call a.rtstllke. accurate than older ones and If It Ing the plain. Other IOUl'Cel of water supply after t the1 servl wt ten claya pay you while learnhig.
'Thb calls to mind other mil-wt.ll make clear that in BLltle Generally akin t 1 000 in Orange county are ln the · . oe on you of this FoiiDll~ ='~::, Store takes auociated with the Euter study one needs· to use hla brains cubic feet : SttO';;d ~~tet: streams of the aoutheuterly part ~if ,;:rved ':,thinwt::: ~~~;;~:;;~;;~~~se~aso~n~-:Th~e~au~thor~~o~f~th~e~Gospe~~l -Just aa he would in the study of into this underground water baSiii ot the CQUPty. These rise in the thJrtyty rul.v. lf =~ ehewher
ROSSI'S
Liquor Store
: any book. from the ch 1 f the Santa Santa An8 mountains and now d.1-and ~"'." e,
'.'Htte is the mistake of another Ana River wi~nlyo 8 small part rectJy ~nto the ocean. The unde~-you ~~ :~:S!s =
pnnter. SOme yean ago I an-reaching the ocean u the now ground water buins along thel?' required. the plaintiff will tak
nounced as the subject of my ser--approacbes the 1.000 cubic foot courses are not nearly as exten-judgmen' , for any money or ~
mon for the early Easter service, per second rate. With nows great-s!ve as those along t~e Santa ~a ages denianded in the Com laint
'Why Weepest Thou?' Imagine my er than this in the river channel nver and their now is much less. u --=-1-L upo tr t p will,
Uirted here are addlUoul f..tan. io -1re yoar
work ph•••t
DIESEL SERVICE
DIESEL MOTOR SALES
RE-BUILT DIESELS
PHONES
Office: Newport 2068 and Newport 2084-W
· ' The ordinary and low-water n ow cu~ig n con ac , or
surprise when I read in the Satur-still larger quantities percolate In th t d h apply tote Court for any other · th t I t b ese s reams an t e wells day everung paper a was o ut a greater proportion of the th t dr d 1 l'elief de anded in the complaint'.
'Wh P t Th ,, t t l ch a a\v on groun -water n preach on Y eepes ou . o a. rea es the ocean. This th t · · It . Given der my hand and seal
The printed had charged W' to water. that percolates into the al-so::ce~ 0~~pyl 8f,e t ~po~t~1 of the Superior Court of the
•p•. I was quite embarrassed about luvta from the river channel, su 1 d th p y u e 0 a County al Orange State of Cali
it a t the time, but later I came to spreads out naturally beneath the th pp y tan . e ar~~ . served b_y fornia, tfiis 19th
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• Lunch Room e HoepitaJir.ation In·
surance Plan e Nurse in Attendance
at All Times e Public Address Sys-
tem e Music While 'You Work
• Transportation Good, .Next Door to
P. E. Station and AU. Buses.
see that the printer's version of ground surface and supplies water 5 ese t 5 r~~";5 isf s~a ~n ~m~I-1946. ·j ' m~ topic might be quite appro-to wells on the coa:ital plain from ;;er. 0 a 0 e an 8 na B. J. SMim, ,
pr1ate for the Easter crowd A the vicinity or Irvine Station on It 1 · th f th h Coun\y Clerk and Oerk o! the <abllsh yourself now In a rw.nnanent · h 11 k E t th s seen. ere ore. at t e . . ,.-preacher rrug t we as an as er e eut to the Los Angeles county gre t b lk 1 th t 11 Supenor Court of the State all y-~ 'l'Olllld · job
di 'Wh p t Th .,. ti th a u o e wa er natura y , ~ a u ence, Y eepes ou · ne on e west and from the v ·t bl f in Or of California in and for the
F or tha t is what many people do mountains to the ocean. Contribu-a a_i a e or use . ange coun-Coi.mty of er'ange APPLY *JN PERSON NO
on Easter-peep, They peep at the tions to this underground water ~~~aw!~",.' ;:':.,~_0'1!'"•\~.!;' th~ By'wAYNE A. DRAGER, W
church. They get Just a tiny peep supply arc made, also. by the t'n t h ___ ,, pot" 1 tohu Depul"
l. , I uld l"k t k all . . e prn.~ng ar ices is J · M A U R I C E E . at re 1g1on. wo 1 e o u sm streams that drain the w t 1 1 hr h (Seal Superior Court Orange V E R-£ T T them to take a good look. Come Puente Hills and Santa Ana Moun-a er arge Y pa_sses t oug; p~ts C.Ounty:)
again. and come often enough to tains and by rain falling directly of Satin Bebernfardino chland RiOrverside_ Pub Apri 11 18 25· May 2 g 16 U_._,_ -405 French s---t -"--ta •-coun es ore rea ng ange · , • • ' • • • a--.a,, """' DmU .ca.ua
really see what the church is and on the area but these constitute county. It is the· remainder of the _..'.23'.::., ~30'.'.:;i'J~un~e~6~·_'.1':3;.· !_194~6~-::--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~=~
what religion is all about. Yes, thle sm1a!Iehr part ofbothe total _sup-flow in the Santa Ana river and ·~ Th Id be p y. n t e past. a ut four-fifths .13 trib , f h ,,___ .
YOU ARE INVITED
\..-11y Peepest ou. cou a of the water used in Orange COUD· 1 . ut8:"1es a ter t e u.u~t di-~;;;;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~v~e~ry~use~!~ul~E~as~le~r;;s~er~m~o~n;.";;;;~ ty for domestic, munJdpaJ and ag-vers1o~s into canals and perco-riculture .supply has been pumped laU?n ~nto the underground-water
trom wells and fnost of these wells basins 1n the upper ~anta Ana val-
h av dr wn th 1 t fro th ley in San Bernardino and Rlver-
512\,2 Marine Avenue
FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE
SPORT LAND
BOWLING
ALLEYS
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For Reaervattona Pbone Barbor 240!
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"BOOTS" and ROY KEENE
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e a e r wa er m e side counties have been served, to-large underground-water basin ly-geth with th t th t t ·be hth 11 . This er ewaers a na-ing neat e ooasta ~ am. uralJy well up into the trunk chan-
underground-water basin, .. there-nel of the rivtt just before it
fore, takes a _primary position in enters the 12 mile gorge whlch
all considerations of the water separates the upper Santa Ana
supply of Orange county. valley from Orange county. These
The next largest source of sup-physical circumstances inex.tric-
ply is the direct diversion of sur-ably relate the prlndpal natural
r8:ce now from the s.anta Ana water supply of Orange county to
River. All of the or~tnary and the supplies of San Bernardino
low-water fl ow entering Orange and Riverside counties.
count y during the irrigation sea-
son has long been diverted into
canals a nd used on nearby lands. C. G. Porter jr., 4lst street. is
This supply nuctuates consider- r ecovering from an emergency
ably in volume. At times it is as apendectomy performed last week
large as 200 cubic feet per second at Fullerton hospital.
but usually dwindles in the early "I U'D~-=Ll'l'lCAL=~-__ 40...:.VER~· ~TISEMENT==~-~->,
pa.rt of the irrigation season to
I about one·thlrd or one-fourth ot
this amount and often gets as low ·SERVICE
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STANLEY
Oli'F'ERS TO THE A&ii N-
BLY bis bliJmd ~-~ ~ -~~t'ri'7~to:I
the 74tb Dilltrict al Soutbenl
Clnmp Oluat)r. • • _,EMJNEl'iTLY. SUCCESS
1'lI. repl' I Ilation Is a.mire(
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Cho•n by Andl'IW Camegl1 to
organize ttw world's first end cnly
~et• "phlloscphy cf Individual
ochleve"*1t," Dr. Hill spent eJ(,oo
octly 20 years in completing the
assignment, end during that time
tw hod thl rar• pri vilege cf direct
end penoncl cwxiction with mere
than 500 cf ~ greatest business.
incNltrial finoncicl leaders th/1 r·
o:uitry has prcc:t,ced.
His philosophy Is NOT c religion,
but o woy of life. Non-sectcl'iGn
ond non-political, It constitutes a
time-tested end cc1i1.proved t'bfue
pr~ for success'' taken right out
of thl pages of the composite life
ltXPfti•r'IC9 of ~ outstanding "*1
who hllped tc fonnulote· it. Read
bllow whet Just o few of the•
grllOt Americans haw to ICY about.
Or. Hill ond his wcrk..
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By the Napoleon Hill Club of Long Beach
TO HEAR
NAPOLEON HILL
Ph. D., Litt., D.
World Famow Philo1opli.r.ontl
AUTHOR OP
'Think and Grow Rieb"
""" "Master Key to Riches"
in
3-FREE-3
LECTURES
Long Beach
M·UNICIPA'L
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EVENINGS-8 'P. M.
MAY 13th, 14th, 15th
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Opportunities of Women of Today Told By Harbor Santa Ana Teacher at BPW Dinner
"Women ol today .,... lool<ing at Rlvenide •hie!> llhe and Mrs.
out t1uiJush the cloon of penoo.al Gretha Tubbs attended. She stated
SQOC!CJ and aood•W into inter· that women are definitely eoinl
national friendship" said Mils Into politics, and told of the aid -
Dorothy Decker. mercbandislnc given a.ina by the dub i..t yew. Clubwomen Pour at and home economics teacher of lllrs. Eee introduced )llu Muriel
Santa Ana. speaking before mom-Anderson. Garden Grove librarian. Art Exhibit Teas
bon of the Bullnesa and Profes-girls of the high ICbool and .J'rln·
aional Women's club at Whi~s cipal Davidian, who spoke on the 1be Newport Harbor Union
Park avenue ode. Sidney H. Da-coming election and toJd of the tax 1-11.gh School Parent-Teacher auc>
vldlon. principal ot the high IChool. plim f0< building needed additions elation wu i-.... at the Initial
and etrll of the graduating class to the school. . t .. of the Newport Harbor Art
were special guest.a. 1be next meeting will be m-exhibit on Saturday May 4 trom
MW Decker who wu intro-1tallation of oftJcers, to be held 2 to 5 pm. '
duced by the ho.teas, Miss Marie at Newport Harbor Yacht club The beautifully appointed tea-
JDebsch told of the many varied Thursday, May ·lS with other clubl table was placed ln the window
fields oPen to the business women invited to attend . alcove of the school library where
of today, who are paving the way G':l"ta prewnt were Sidney H . the exhibition was held Dona1d
for v.•omen of othtt countries, DaVJdson, Dorot!ty J?ecker. Jme--Button, lecturer and contributor
those of Russia alone having the phine Schulte, Virzin.ja ~chmann, to Sunset magazine honored the
aame freedom of choice they do Jeanne Edick. Ruth Aldridge, P .·T .A. with an. ..;,usual floral
here. The wonderful advance ~de ~ancy Neice. Clara Fukuda. Mur-arrangement which centered the
by bw:ineu women can be r ealized 1el Anderson, _Joy Grower, Ellen table. Pouring were the Mesdames
when it ls remembered that in Potter, Virginia Shirley, Beverly Sidney Davidson. Joseph Hamblet,
1919 .60 pa cent of government Myen, C. Priscilla GocMoe and c. L. Thom, Harry Burdick, Gun-
Jobs were cloeed to women. Even Rose Kolew. . ning Butler a.nd the new president,
war appean Jn the tJeld of their ~embers mcluded Maurine Mn. Wesley R. Fowler.
.ct:Jvitles, aak\'the speaker, tor in Craig, CarneUe Kennedy, Betty AJTangementa for the tea Y>'ere
the r ecent conflict they received Handy, Meta Bachmann, Grayce under the direction of Mn.. Ray-
decoratlon.s and some of them lost Sevier, Ruth Gerrlah, Dorothy mond A. James, assiJted by Mrs.
their lives. Sutherland, Alda Gorton, Greth& Olarlea Andrews.
Mrs. Margarit Ege presided in ~bbs, M~aret Ege, EvalY__" Sunday hostesse5 we.re members
the. abknce of Miss" Dorothea Wil-~ider, M~e :Jibs~h, ~t ~ of the Friday Afternoon club d.nd
rtngton, za an . pouring were Mrs. W. E . Nickell, IO~, who is on her way to ~apan. Herr!clc, Gertrude Collver, Eil~n Mrs. Re uben Day, Mrs. Shearer,
Mrs. Gertrude Collver, president-Hi~b1tts, Nancy Pierson, .El&1ne Mrs. George Gay, ·Mrs. J . P .
elect, reported on the convention Wet!!Sf Mildred Stanley, Matie Roi-Cooper and Mrs. Joseph Hamblet.
I ling, Borghild Stephens, Helen Monday was the Mothers' tea
Kennedy. Katherine Vaughn, Carol with the Girts' league as hostesses
D I I I 'S Denton and Winifred Barbre. a nd Mrs. Sherman ~ing. 1:1iss
P aula Castle gave p1ano selecuons
Delta Zeta Initiate both Saturday and Monday. -= Tuesday the home economics de-
partment acted as hostesses under Miss June Wightman, daughter the direction of Miss h-'tarijane of l\.1r. and Mrs. Charles W . I Wightman. 2155 Miramar drive, Brand.hofer . Each day some 200 \,;;~~~~ Balboa, has been initiated into people attended the exhibit, each
Delta Zeta soror ity. She is a t-r egistering a vote tor their favor-
tending t he University of Cali-ite picture. and on· Sunday many
fornia at the Berkeley campus. out-of-town visitors were present.
It was a daughter tor Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Douglas, 433 Be-
gonia avenue, born May 2 at St.
Joseph ho.spital
Sun Valley Picture
Slated for May 23
The motion picture "Sun Val-
~------------...------------; 1.1ey," in color and with sound.
o _reeUn.c Card• and. a Great Variety of Unmual Olft. which was to have been present-
"WE INVITE YOU TO BROWSE AROUND·• ed Thursday evening, May 9 at
C. E. LOUCKS the Costa Mesa American Legion
JEWELRY and STATIONERY hall by the Costa Mesa Grange,
Dlamonda • Watcbe9 . Fine Bepalrtnc has been postponed and will be
Phone Beacon HS9·M shown at the regular meeting of
1791 Newport Blvd., Co.ta Mee.a, Calif. Thursday, May 23. '---------'"----------------1 There v.ill be a pot-luck dinner
THE PET PANTRY
llS Agate, Balboa bland
WILL BE OPEN SUNDAYS
(Closed Thursdoys)
·Offers You Glamorous Bits of
COSTUME JEWEL~Y
for Mother's Day
1211 Coast Hiway
~~~
DEE BOYD
Corona de! Mar
jAN HENDERSON
at 6 :30 p.m. "i th the program to
follow. to which the public is cor-
dially invited, no charge being
made.
The Home Economics section
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Alice Mullens, Broadway, with 16
members present and they busied
themselves with sewing for the
October bazaar. Next meeting ot
the section will be Ma y 21 at the
home of Mrs. Bradley Hughes, 345
East 18th street.
Scotch tape, various sizes, on
sale at the N~Tlmel ,
Balboa neatre
Phone Barbor 28 ----
Now Sb ... owlnc-
Carole 1 ·Mia. Wllllam Oarpn la
"Behind Green
Lights"
and
"Strange Confession"
811Dda,y Thru or.-day-
"Duffy's Tavern"
Alao
"Midnight Manhunf'
Wedaeeday &ad Tllund&J"-
~ a-Kid Ill
"South of the
Rio Grande"
Aho
"Hold That Blonde"
F • • A • • • . First Annual May Day Dessert Bridge of em1 n Ille c t1 IV l t ·1 es ~p!:.:i~:~es Delightful A(fair
+ BY W!ulfred eume + ~ Phone. 1637·R ' :'"° u.!""°u:' ~~ ·= No Birthday Gifts
· Pa for Returned :::"'~~pi,::: =. indelthe.;: But 'Food for China
State Officer Installs Mrs. Mary McBride Servi , Men eommun1ty c1>un:11 for eacl> to1>1e Other chl1dren 1 ... fartunote
Ebell President; Mrs. c. M,Dcakins Speaker .... centered with • ~ ID tbon he ...._!Int In the mind
Mn M.-. E. u-.. a•..a-well Mrs. Richard OIJuntt -MliR... One f the hapP,est parties !:n ~ ea:=. ..:i: of Muter Donald Seal, son ol Kr. · ·-r • ~-. ·' ·---.. given in the Harbor.,.... in many and Mn. Gabert Seal. 615 BroM known In Hawaii and Oollfomla oecretary; Mrs. H. B. Baetz. cor-a doy tho! OV1!T the Wl!ek end ~ ol sweet peas about the atreet, N"'ll>O<t Heights. who
as a club woman and lecturer, wu respcmdinc .teeretary; Mn. Susan at the e of Mr and Mn.. ....-:. . celebrated. his le\.'enth btrtbda)'
lnatalled Thunday aa president ol RutherfO<!l, treuurer; Mrs. Wil· R. S H Ide 29 Be · a... On On the stage wu a tab!• on Friday. He had a -~ and 11>-the Ebell club by her life-long lard KIW0n, parliamentarian, and · n. aeon .....,. with a beautiful bowl ot aweet ,... ..,
friend. Mn. Albert Launer ot Mrs. Vlctpr Grace. director. Dec. 7, 9il the Holdena gave a peas and Maypoles on each llde vlted a llT"OUP of friends, but Mbd
FWlerton, state advisor ol .,iunlor Oommittee c:hainnen named by party f their son Bob and prom· all the _.k ot the chairman oi them. Instead of bringing Sifts
clubwomen. the new -'dent inc~ lllrs. lied ther party when all the clecOratlonS lllrs Sidney Black· for , him. to bnng Instead cam
1 rha •n• ... "•• .-= boys ha returned from .. rv1ce. be-~ -: ~ froze and packqes of food to be IOrtt
me!.;:' J" the ~".'°w1':::~p;;t; i" L. .Isbell, ~; ." F ~ Last 'feek Cliff Todd came back cab ....j'~am cont~~ ~ to China and through bis unae1111b
ol the program tying In to ma1re ~ ~:, ~ ... and from 'fPlcyo and the party wu In pastel nower effect and during ~ =~ cartonacne.JCJI
a harmonious whole. lllrs. C. ll. her uslstant. Mn. Blodgett; Mrs. given. fll the boys had . seen ot the lune!> boor clasllc reeordlnp De~ local clubwcman who ta P. J . Wibon, membership; Mrs. ledt a t,ear ot active leTVlce over-were played. , 1be ~frnhmenta of ice
a popular lpeoker thnlual>out the E. E. Boudinot. welfare; Mn. seaa anjl all returned. On Satur· In the receiving line were Mn. and Individual cakes _,, s
southem section on the .subpoct s. w. BIAci<beard. bridge; Mn. doy evejtlng there wu dinner and 0 _ Z. ROOertaon. circle president: outside after games were pl
on which ahe is a rec:ognized w· L. L Isbell, publicity; Mrs. Wayne ~in the patio, and movies Mrs. John Sadlier, vice president; and there wer:e favors of !
thorlty, now.... and floral ,.... Harper, reception; Mn. George B. taken of the .flnt party wett Mn. Newton Cox. chairman of balloons for each '"&mall ~
rangements, wu the speaker. S:ae Weiss. federation; Mrs. O. z. Rob-shown. Swimrrung_ and boating 1Vays and means. and Mrs. Ar.thur Prizes for 1ames went to OrYtDli
is .not only Southern . ~I ertson, courtesy; Mrs. Robert L. werGe Eho. er. aclctld~esMenjoyed. d Kemper, general chairman. HDe~elstreet,andOtarDiJ~. Fu:aeWhlllt, II.of •
chairman ol Nan:oUcs. buf is Jayred, bazaar and Mrs s Hey-ues in u <>t-ears. an Door . were won by the aru c. eman..
coonty c:hairtnan of Gardena aDd man, house. lllrs. H. 'v. · Snod-Mesd Cliff Todd .and Nibbs Mesdam~ Pleger. Birtcher, H . Others present -.. Lorna and
had .aJTBnaed a "one-man filJlllilt'er grass wu named chainnan of the Gilm&n ~an Gabnel; Dick Mower, Hill Harold Ahrendt,· L. A. Nor-Kenna Johrtl;<>n, Bill Hemstreet.
sh-' which not only provided the Second Book section John Llrieback, the Mlstes Sally • H e Erank E Pow· John and 0 Nell B .. ttie, P,,ter
decomtJve note with unusual and · Gray, Jpyce Brown, Ullian Brooks m:, ~Id. ai;t~~t Deihl." Bea Cotton, Paul Sitton. Pa.>'ton Reed,
interesting arrangements, but proa Mrs. Victor Grace presided at and J~ Brown, Alhambra; Mr. ~cimde George C;a.y and John Dick P adfield, Dennis Cole, JU.
vided illustrations for her talk. the opening business session and and ~ Bud Newton, Los An-W C ' _ Th painting done mle Barnes, John Henrotin. tbl\
Also in keeping was the musi .. received praise for her splendid ge!es; . and Mrs. Bob Holden, b · ;mero~~ l~al .artist Bert young host, Donald, and hia
cal program given by Hazel Tay-work l1S head of the club, Mrs. Ted an Jack Thomas, Corona del Y e no b Mn 0 M brother Larry.
La , ti h ··"th lll Proctor was won Y · · · tor, soprano, a~d Ruth Arm-uner .presen ng er wi a ar. Campbell. Table prizes were -------
strong, accompan~st . of Santa Ana. beautiful bowl as a gift from her , ! d . h d· de tea aprons made F.A.C. to Install Mrs. Launer. in the ceremoo,y appreciative board members. Mn. Haraor Stamp Club a1nty an ma . .
of installing .new officers. arranged Launer also paid tribute to Mrs. ~ byl memberi; of thnle circlf'.'.:.tive af Officers May 17 r h ch . flpw· McBride, her parents, the late Mr. Postt ones Next Meet t was not 0 y a .. • e~ ~:c ex~r~~= =~ty of and Mrl. Conkey of Fullerton, and fair, but a highly successful one Officers of the Frl~ay Afternoon
each individual. Taking 0 ft j c e her late husband. Bruce McBride, The arbor St!imP club met at and over $150 was cleared .. Mrs. club will be installed at the l~-
were Mrs McBride president· chairman of the Hawaiian Homes the Meta Radio and Hobby shop Arthur Kemper, general chairman, eon meeting to be held at 12:30
Mrs. Leste~ Isbell. vi~ resident ~ commission. for an auction with J . 0 . J enkins expressed appreciation to_ all the •p.m. May 17 with Mrs. A. J.
p ~ committee members who aided her Lupton as chairman and members acting . chairman in the absence and to the merchants who _gave of the Arts and Crafts section in
C M P T A Cal Co P T A of Ken Hitchcock. OSta .esa .-. . . ngreSS .-. . Lt. Woodey of Laguna Beach pri:zn. charge. Reservations should be
H E h h G d F I · made with Miu Alice Plumer, onors ig t ra e avors ncrease 1n was pr"l"'nt .. a guest and applied 5085
T h • S I · !or m~bership. He has lived tor Newly-Weds Return Beacon · eac ers a arteS l8 ye in China and has a fine C lllrs. C. M. Deal<in1 of Balboa,
The iast meeting of the year . . co11-ti n or ••amps. From Mexico ity county chairman of gardens. will for the Parent-Teacher associa-~
lion of the Costa Mesa Grammar Resol.utio~s favoring the in-Due o improvements which are . be installing officer and the pro-
crease 1n minimum pay for teach-to beJade in the Radio shop, it Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rex are at gram will fea1\D'e Donna Jean
school was held Tuesday -at the era from $1800 to $2400 was pass-will cl . l , for the next few home at 4100 Seashore drive after Grigg, aoprano, with Leonora
ed. by the 3265 delegates who at· weeks 'and the ·next meeting of a month's hone.r ... oon spen n Pomk.lna u atCOOhlP._.a.nlst. Hmt-Main school auditortUm with ~ """° •"-t I
pupils ot the eighth grade as hon-tended the 47th annual conven· the c will be postponed until Mexico City, Grand Canyon and esaes will be Mrs. Fred Brace, Mrs. ored guests. Mrs. Kenneth _Stew· I I h Calli l Co f • · f ' t t PhJnn d .,_ r~m ton o t e orn a ngress o it is ned. again. The Junior other points o in eres . Harry B. ey an uu ... -r·· art presided and brought an tn-Parents and Teachers, held May Stamp lub has disHanded for the Mrs. Rex 1s the fp nner Miss nlng Butler.
teresting report from the Cali-first to third, inclusive, at San summe . Helen Churchill or Beverly Hills. -------
fornla Congress of Parents and Francisco, and it wu advocated B _;_ p The couple plan to build a home A pre-Mothers' day party en-
Teachers which met at San Fran-that the state allow $120 per eacn arty On somewhere in the Harbor area. joyed over the week end at the
cisco last week. capita to the schools instead ot i ?.fr. Rex ts a former New York home of Mrs. Florence Torrence,
The drama class of the high the present rate of $90, according Thir Birthday advertising man and wits co-27th street, lnduded Mr. and Mn.
school presented a play, '"The to the r eport brought back by owner of the Riverside Nev.'S be-Joe Summers, Mr and Mrs. Paul • Pampered Darling," those taking Mrs. Jerrold Spangler, delegate Fun on the beach and games fore going overseas for service. Farmer and son Mike, and Ed
pa.rt being Charlotte Phinney, Her-for the high school P .-T. A. suitabl for the younger set were He is also a veteran of World Wehrley, Los An&'eles : Lt. Oxn-
ber ta Johnson, Nancy Neice. 'Ellen Raises advocated were to help the c)· er of the day when Master War I. Slander and Mrs. Bruce Andenon
Potter , R enato Monaco, Nolan relieve the teacher shortage which Stephe McNeil, son of .Mr. and New Residents and son Scott ot the San Diego
Archer, Elaine Quarry, Pat Glass. is acute in California, with 30,000 Mn. E. McNeil, 1501 West Cen· But"Jd t"n Ba'Loa Naval base ; Cordon Wllll&ll1' and ~1ary Milling, Barbara Stovall, teachers needed, and to aid poor tral a'fenue, celebrated his third KJ Miss h-fargaret Stovall, South
Roy Ward and Ardelle Kennell, school districts which must accept birthd<yY anniversary Frida)·. Pasadena, •while Sunday gunta
the latter being property manager. poorly trained teachers. ~ 10:30 to 1:30 when it was Mr. and Mrs. Olarles R Owen. 'were Mrs. Ray Craig and Mn..
Musical numbers on the program Mrs. Rollin Brown; past presi-time fqr_ naps ,everyone had a good clubhouse avenue, are building a George Francis and sons.
we.re by Paula Castle. dent of Tenth district, which com-time ~th Stephen opening his new home at 2205 Oiannel Road, ,------------;
Eighth grade mothers gave a prises all Los Angeles city was many gilts and blowing~ out the Balboa. and their daughter, Mrs. N E W L I N E
party for students after the pro-elected new state president. three candles which topped the Earl Stoneback and her hu!band C ft &feeting C U
gram. serving ice cream, cake and Fourth district members wore cake, ecorated In green and yel· are building one at Miramar Drive. ra &r
punch a nd were a lso hostesses at large felt oranges as a badge of low. Mr. Owen is an interior decora-8faaonerJ
tea for the P .·T . A. members and Identification and to advertise Qr. S 21Jests present were tor and after a six months vacs.-Brooltings Variety
teachers. ange county. The publicity book Bridg t a nd George Powell, Benny tion plans to open a studio here. .. Olilrill • .,. a.-.., ._
combined by Mrs. Spangler won Fren Glenda Caq>enter, Paul Mrs. Stoneback is well known as 0 1·, u.. e6 a-D\ca'i ..._
P.-T. A. Leaders
Back From 'Frisco
the state gold seal for Fourth FUlle Lewis and AJec Bishop, leader of the Junior Campfire
district. Ruth t~.arie Slater and another Girls in North Hollywood and
small j[riend, Larry. Mothers pres-Plans to organize a troop here.
MCKl.bben-Boland ent "!'re Mrs. P. o. Bishop, Mrs. Earl il'ench, Mrs. Gus Slater, Mrs. Mrs. Edgar Hill, president. and E T Jd Marg~ret Powell of Santa Ana Mn. WObur Buck. secretary of ngagement 0 d an rs. McNeil. · the Newport Beach Grammar
School Parent-Teacher associa-At a tea given in their home Ed j M G
lion returned Saturdoy from San on Sunday. April 28. Mr. and Mn. 'iie OOreS reet
Francisco. where they attended Wllliam P . Boland. 1525 South Mrl Kaiser in N. Y.
the annual meeting of the Cali-Second street, AJhambra, an-
forn1a Congress of Parents and nounced the engagement ot their w . bas been received by
Teachers. ; .' daughter Jane to Paul McKibben, frien here of the arrival in New
Theme of the convention was son of Mrs. Elizabeth McKibben, York of Mn. Heinz Kaiser, who
A daughter was born April 29
to Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'Copper-
smith, 300 F ernleaf avenue, Cor-
ona del Mar.
ExJ,!lert
.. In Larger Freedom," tak~ from 122 Amethyst avenue, Balboa Isl-h bee · ·tt 1
the preamble of the United Na-and and the late Dr. McKibben as ·r..:::n visi ng re atives In Eng~ latid or the put three months. · tions charter. Mrs. J . J . Garland of the medical school at the Uni-Mn. r wu greeted. at the
Beauticians
. for Milady presided and there were excellent venlty of Southern California. by Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
conferences for leaders. P.·T. A. The brlde--elect attended U.S. C. M , who drove back to meet
ls lar&:ely a matter of child wel-and eraduated. from Santa Barbara· her , 8 surprise. The three will
fare work, Mn. Hill stated, and State college. She has been teach-ret together, visiting point.I of
much attention wu given to the iJ11 in the Alhambra school system int t on the way.
question ot delinquency control for the put year. Mr. McKibben Th y evening Mr,_and Mn.
and youth protect.Jon, also to the graduated trom California Insti· Fr Hardiman, former residents
teacher shortage and the raising tute of Technology and recently of hle anc11now of New York,
of teache.rs' salaries. was discharged from the navy in dlroedJ with the: trio.
wtt.ich be served for three yean u
A baby daughter was born a lieutenant in the submarine l
• ·Penianen11; °Cold Wa.., Ha.Jr Styq. &ir Tinting , • • Bleach· inc. Cold Wave.
ANN -, .CARMEN
Feaimbl&' .... _. ()m1:M
Cold wa.-
0,. ........,., .&JI a.,..
~ ....,,,. tr k f• Pw • I : ..--. ...... a11
Balboa Inn Beauty Salon
........ A....a. -• Ooaiaa F....a .......... Monda.y, April 29 to" Mr. and Mn. aervi~. _____ ,._, · ge ~~Luwere ~
Earl W. Coppe:tmnlth of C.orona While no date hu yet been set recenuy to •--.,.:''" tbur ...... -.w-~-amed Sallie ford. ITT. of Orange and Helen Al· i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ del Mar and hu ~· n for the wedding, it will be some font kattericll,1.l, Balboa I.stand:
Ann. Mr. Coppersmith was form-time the latter part of June. abo~o Duane eney Hafner, 24, erly from Ventura and bas re-
Cominc' "SUNBONNET Sm", cenUy received hll discharge aa Mr. and Mn. V. C. Barbre sr. Col Mesa, d Ruth Frances
""BELLS OF ST. MABY'S", HAL-captain in the Marine A1r corpa. and Mr. and Mn. Qyde Lamb of ~If· 25• Walnut Park.
The Only Safe
Protection Against
MOTH -HEAT
FIRE -THEFT
Cold Storage Vault
OnPNmisM
HAVE YOUI RJRS
llEMODELB> NOW AT
LOW SUMMER IAllSI
LOTMENT WIVE8", WSNAFU'', Mrs. Coppenmith ii from San Los Angeles were Sunday guests ~
"FEAR", "SONG OF OLD WY· Franclaco and Sioux Oty, la. The at the C. G. Porter jr. borne, 4111 F quick rbJta use New11·
OMING", "VACATION FROM family II now residing at · 300 •treeL
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''MOTHER'S D Y GllFTS'' Lido neatre
Pbone Barbor lllt:
Now Sbowtnc-
Gene Tierney
"Dragonwyck"
()1 .... ••tr3". 11.&7 19-
Paulette Goddard -Ray Milland in "KITTY"
Nm wm.: •wur•emo IDIF*'• "r.llfGIS&'9, -enAA•
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For the Mother~to-e . I _,
a Nice Littl Play Suit
Featured by Do a-Marie
Ill N"o. ._
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8EAUTY
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WHERE HAIR STYLI G IS AN ART
Our aim la to mhaDce Milady' bwrty and pro111de
the ultimate ID ~ care..
IJtlD TO TOE BEAdTr SERVICE
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Screen Star
Casuals - - -
in the 'new
colors •
• Sports..,--.,. • Dry Goods
CXlSTA MESA
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