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§HELVE JllE! Here and
there sundry guys inti-
mate that 'The Crabber is
going to be nicely laid out
on a musty shelf. Uuh! It
may interest most ot you
well-wishers that despite
the fact I have abandoned
the helm of the Publishing
Ship ot State, after certain
peamiary confabs, will still
keep on grinding out this
wayward column. 'Tis true
one ot my chief Items ot in-
terest is ccnsiderable exer-
cise in and around a house
on I.Jdo and one in the
Mesa, where the garden ot
the latter is producing a
bumper crop ot tomatoes,
while I have just finished
curing several sacks of
onions now as dry as a bar
without a liquor license. And
that ain't funny, either.
But I get around. Was
on the trail of some cement
brick. Les Isbell didn't have
any, but he did have a re-
mark or two about the peo.
pie who complain when the
council won't give 'em what
they want and are as silent
as a sleeping infant on the
nice things that are done for
the city. Found them-the
brick-up at Dad Wright's
emporium of sorts and can
remember. before he became
affluent, how he used to
sweet over the little cafe he
had on the Newport Ocean
front_ 'Then along came Guy
Boldman. who wanted a
house listing on the Mesa
place. a returned war vet,
who says he's "just an ex-
sailor trying to get along."
Nice boy and will.
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No Cemetuy, Ills. Meand-
ered over to "chew the fat''
with an old Burlington
friend and his good wife, the
Erwin Ludmans. and across
the street lives Leon Schles-
inger, who originated the
quickie that carries a piggy
as a trademark. Leon re-
tired. just like Ludman, sev-
eral years ago, and said the
main reason was because
he didn't want to occupy the
same spots that his million-
aire friends did in the ceme-
tery. A block down Lido
Nord is the home of Ray
Milland and if any of you
movie fans want to know
which house it is, I'll tip you
off privately, so he won't
lose his weekends. Ludman
lives next door to Had
Ring's colossal home. now
building. • + •
Maskey Opening. Ralph
Maskey held open house Sat-
urday on his new building,
down the block from The
News-Times plant, and many
notables and floral offerings
gave him a nice sendotf.
Ralph has a super office all
his own in the rear, a place
for a deep conference or
dosing ot a realty deal. Then
up to Milton's Five-and-Ten
on the Mesa, where hun-
dreds of folks swanned in
and out at his opening. Has
a complete stock of fresh
merchandise in many ,lines
that is by far the best of any
similar store in tllose dig-
gings; prices right. too. • • •
State Senator. Seems to
be trouble in tllc race for
state senator. Clyde \Vat-
son and Jim Farquhar are
both running on the Reput>.
lican ticket while Huntington
Beach's McCallen \\ill be on
the Demo. ballot. Point is
that the two Reps. will
whipsaw each other and per-
mit Mac to romp home with
the plum_ Now there is talk ot somebody witlldrawing,
but up to now It's hard to
say who will sacrifice him-
lllllI for the good of the
party.
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.ll>dge W..tover. Visiting
at the home of his .son.
Harry \Vestover. Internal
Revelllle chief, .is Judge
Westover, now in his SO's
from Yuma, ~. and for
)'l!6fS publisher ot the Yuma
Sun. 1be veteran news-
~ man has often visited orange oounty and Is still
~ and alert In the af-
laDDW oi his well spent life.
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT,.SEA SHORE· COLONY, LI.DO ISLE, NEWPORij HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA
voUJJD: mvm NEWP<>sr 11EACB. CALIFOllNJA. ,TIJl:llou, roLY a. GM ~ , NlJJIBD IT
SMALL HARBOR FACILITIES IN DEMAND
Beach Cleanup Is Problem ·
Official Inspection Shows
Corona del Mar Beach Being Groomed by City
Street Crew; Glass Particles Endanger
Children; Area at Rear of Beach Next
in Line for Pickup, Covert Says
RkAtnc the harbor II ~ r cbe. of debrl9 la oae of the t'Wt dltft-
cult ta.aka undertaken by tbe Newport 8-cb dt;y atreet deputment
u ... d laclo8ed durlnc an offtdal lqpecUon of die beech areU
Monday aftbl'Doon..
An eot.ou.rage tncludl.nc Street CommhtaloDCr Muon Slier, Oty
Admlnlatrative ornoer Col . .J. J. Sallon. Chief of Police IL R. Bodc-
ktmon. Street Supe.rlnteadent L. W. "'BUI" Coven and MW'lp&per
repreMmt&UVM vbited tbe beac~
FtrU beach vtNted w·u the m&an beach at Corona det Mar,
which bas beea tbe butt of complaint for 90IDfl ti.me pat. \\'hen
the official delegation arrived, a
trac tor and several street depart-
ment mt>n and two trusties were
bing employed to rake up the
papers that had flown on the
beach.
Earlier in the morning the street
department men used screens to
filter the broken glass particles
from the sands. Superintendent
Covert said there was still a num-
ber of particles of broken gl8,\! in
the sands and that the screening
process would have to be con-
tinued.
O ne of the sever al hundred
bathers on the beach volunteered
t he information that several chil-
dren had lacerated their bare feet
on the sandy beach as a result of
the hidden glass particles. "1\vo
children were cut last Sunday,"
he said. "This is a bad situa-
Jobless Payments
Are Delinquent,
Deadline July 31
Donovan V. Bro\vn, auditor In
charge of the Santa Ana Depart·
ment ot Etnployment office, an-
nounced today that contributions
required under the California Un-
em ployment Insurance Act for the
second quarter 1946 were due July
1. 1946. and will be delinqtlent sub-
ject to penalty and Interest if not
paid pMor to midnight, July 31 .
1946. Employers are cautioned
that contributions paid after July
31, 1946, arc not considered in
computing reduced con tribution
rates for 1947. In thc past many
tion.'' employers have been deprived of
The delegation then visited an a r educed rate for failure to make
area ahout 75 feet to the rear of timely contribution payments.
the beaches and within reach of Contributions are consldert"d
the steep ascent leading to the paid "'-'hen mailed on the date
city street and main highw.ly. ihown by the post office cancella-
Thil area was so cluttered with lion mark.
paper particles of all kinds that Employers who have qualified as
it would have been impossible to of J a nuary 1, 1946, undcr the riew
drive a two-inch vredge between coverage of the act with one or
any two particles. more employees and who have
Slier Comments failed to file reports tor past de·
Commissioner Siler observed r t 'ods h Id t k ·
the condition and sajd he thought ~~~=~e 17t;~ t~ ~~le a~de ~:'~
the debris could be cleaned up if sinC<" P<'nal tles and interest "'-'ill
the str('{'t department spent t\\'O continue to accrue.
days a week on the pr~ject. j The Department of Employment
'_'But how are }'O~ going to ~eep program calls for extensive polic-
ch1ldren from tossing bottles into Ing during th€' summC'r months to
the air and breaking them against ferret out all delinquent accounts.
each other and scattering the par·
ticles of glass about on the
beachM . That's the real prob-
lem." Siler said.
No one in the delegation seem-
ed to have an answcr to that
puzzler.
Street Supt. Covert said that
his beach cleanup crew includes
Petition In
Circulation
eight men on l\tondays and four ,
men on other \\'eckda)'S. In· Friends of Clyde A. Watson.
eluded in the eight are t"'O trus-veter an Auemblyman of Orange.
ties from the city jail. Neal Mc-will begin on l\tonday to circulate
Mi llan , Tom Heath and A. \Vright papers nominating him to the of-
ar e in charge of the wor k respect· fice of State &nator, It was an-
ively at Newport Beach , Balboa nounced today.
and Corona del Mar beaches , he More than 3400 ·signatures "'ill
said. be required to nominate l\1:r. Wat-
Jim Woods operates a tractor son for the office vacated by the
which l!i used to push the debris appointment of Thomas H. Kuchel
tnto piles so that it can be picked as State Controller. according to
up by the other men. B. J. Smith. county clerk.
Debris Slftf'tl A member of the California
Communities Urged to f·orm
United front On More Ports
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Los Angeles District Engineer Outlines Chain
of Small Harbors Planned for California
Coast in Talk at Newport Beaeh--Stat.ee
United Action Will Hasten Development
A united front of all communities interested in sma ll
harbor development was suggested here Saturday as means
to obtain federal approprlatkms fOl' the construction of more
improved ports f or the t housands ot small craft that clutter
the Pacific coast from San Diego to San Francisco Bay.
0?'11."E OF THE FINEST CATCHES of Albacore oftbe 1948 ~ucio "'a.a broucht lato tb.e harbor tut
''"eE>k by tbe Lorna Pat and Capt. Bert Mil1L The nsh ,,·ere found about three hours out of Newport
harbor off the eut ead of Catalina Wand &ad they took both feather s ud U\•e b ait.
Malting the suggestion for united action was Col. Robert
C. Hunter, USA, Los Angeles district engineer, who gave a
comprehensive outline ot the program and plans of the army
engineer corps in the Pacific coast region. "'lbat matter ot
a united front cannot be too strongly emphasi7.ed," said the
engineer, "The whole framework Oapt. Mills report& th&& the outalde ns.b ~m to be 8Choolinc at lut. and hr predict,• that "'e
wlll have one of t he bMt 9eUOll~ on rec'Ol'd. In Ule ph·ture, left to righ t., are: Pop Sulllva..n, m ayor of
19th ttrfft; Rermaa Scltlonnan., Ul<r: CapL Bert l\Ull•, pilot: lustln Purcb.ln, F rank Ybarra and
Ray Welabers;, a.nclus. " --Photo by C. A. Griffis.
County Highway of our civilization was based °"
that premlae." Budget Leaps C<>l. Hunter was the guest
Vanderbilts
Cruise Globe
Business Directory
Printed on Today's
News -Times Pages
Published on pages 9 and 10 of
11 I d speaker at the meting of the plan-s a n e r Orange county's budget of $1,-nen• institute which wu in t~
170,037 for highways and bridges reception iloom of the Community
for 1945-46, wu 135 per cent more
W than the $498.288 spent by the church on Central avenue, between . n s A . r county for this purpose for 19'1-15th and 14th street, Newport I . I 42, California Taxpayers' UIOda-Beach, at 12:15 o'clock.
tion said today, making public lta Due to the lack of port facilities
today's Ne"'·s-Times Is the 1946 M d 11 • study of spending foe bigbwaJrs along the Cal'fomi t the
l\1r. George K. Vanderbilt, prom-Classified business and profession-e a ion and bridges by·califc:rnia counties.. 1 a cou ' .;...
lnen t Newport Harbor yachtsman, aJ directory section. For 1944-45 the county bu:lgeted greatest concentration of boats
and hls bride, the former Anita This directory, wit h much addi-$967.945 for highways and t:rid&d. lies ln the triangle area between
z. Howard of Santa ~fonica, left tional infor mation a nd statistical but was able to spend only $360,-Lm ~ngeles and Long Beach and
here Tuesday, aboard Vande rbilt'• data concerning Newport, Balboa, Lt. .:Joseph E . Coberly, USNR, 450, the association said. Catalina and Newport Bay, he said
yacht, the Pioneer. for a trip Costa 1'.·lesa and vicinity will be husband of Mrs. J oseph E. Caber -Over the state as a whole, coun-81 he began to describe the prob..
around the globe. pub1'Jhed in book form fo r tree
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ly, 110 Onyx at Balboa Island, ty highway and bMdges budget. lems affecting the various com-
Vanderbilt and ~frs. Howard. distribution in a few days. 1 Calif., has been presented the Air totalled $43,909,811 for 1M5-46, munltiea where small harbon are
divorced wife of Un Howard, the Advertisers are asked to check Meda l by Secretary of the Navy, almost double the S22:.'T18.108 • neoealty.
San FTanci!lico sportsm a n. were these lists to be sure that the James Forrestal for the President. spent ln 1941-42. For 19M-45, the The speed by which aome of
marril'd in Georgetown, South name of th"ir business or profes-Lt. Coberly earned the award counties budgeted $33.267.280 for theee pJana have been pushed won
Carolina. last Sunday, July 14. \Ilion appears. If any errors appear for meritorious service in aerial highways and bridges, but ISplellt the commendation of the speaker.
The Pioneer vUited Newport in the.J¥ting: or tf names or busi-flight . a.a Olght captain and in-. only $20,817,600. ""It la a fine example of what peo-
Bay over the week -end on the first neu firms are not listed call the structor attached to Blimp Squad-A Jarge part of the t'Undl which ple can do when the'y form a
leg of its \\"Orld tour. The newly-1 News-Times. Harbor 12 or 13 or ron 31. He Js still serving in the counties spend on roeds and united front for something they
weds first stop was said to be Harbor 595, immediately to insure Naval Air Force. bridges comes from the ~ tax want and badly ~eed.."
Honolulu, Ha\\·aii. inclusion in the directory book£. T ext of the citation i!li as fol· a nd motor vehicle license taxes, Saa Dleco Pi-
CAST 150 I N PLAY P lan X-Ray Program I .
l\1ore than 150 persons have The Orange County Tuberculo-
be en cast for the Pageant of the sis association "Aili inaugurate a
Masters art f~sti\'al at Laguna. mass X-ray campaign in August.
lows : the association said, pointing out The engineer outlined a chaJn
"For meritorious achievement that most counties budget all ~ of. amall harbon extending from
in aerial flig ht as fli ght captain a mount they expect to receive San Diego to San Francisco Bay
a nd Instructor a ttached to Blimp from these sources. which are now being considered
Squadron 31, Santa Ana, Calif., "~it h the counties receiving by the communities of which they
during a series of six exP<'rimental considerably more than they have WOUid be a part once they are
Oi~hts from February 24 to 28. been able to spend. great care is built.
1944. Having received only partial nec~sary on the part of local ~·I H e said project at Mj . Bay PENCILLED PERSONALITIES indoctrination in carrier-landing ern1ng boards to see that amounts San Diego ands PortU:;;1 aaY
techniques, Lt. (Lt. (jg)) Coberly ll'ft over are worked into a Jong-have been authorized and Morro
unhesitatingly undertook the dan-time pro~am for the improvement Bay largely constru~ted l\forro B"' JACK l.Ir-:DSLl!:'r , Co1J"boy Artis!
• gerous assignment of attempting of the h1gh\vay system," the BDf> Bay h bee . ed · 'th
1 d bl. · f ci t"o "d as n 1mprov W1 an to an a imp on a carrier or a 1 n sai · entrance. However it is not ex.
the f_irs t time in naval ~istory and. pected that the Morro Bay area
by hts superb alrmansh1p and CO?l Form Corporation wU1 be a haven for small craft be--.
courage, ex_pertJy brou~ht his ~htp Bruce Anderson of arc.. del came of the small storms that
down for six consecut1ve landin~ Mar and l\farCU! G. Lassiter of originate there.
on board the USS Altamaha. His Santa Ana both -•~1y •-Early thla I · al n · b'l't · ·t· · -nm:-.u..,_u year pans were un· e~cepuon ying a 1 1 y, ini ~a-members of the staff at the Se-der way for fiood control work ln ~a~~o~~nj~!";,~::ee~~n~oe;1i~~ curlty Title Insm &110e and Gwtt-the MlMion Bay d.11trlct of San
t t d t in this f. Id f . anty, Co. of Santa Ana, Int week Diego In general the dlvenion ol ~r an d ~ tr t~e th 0 favia_-announced the formation of their the &.n Diego M~er from Mission l on an mans a e easi-own corporation in " -Beech. n .u. t th v1•-bility of a wider application of the ~........ ~ o e ocean pro ~ a sep.
K I b"-H ' d t the Coast Escrow Co. arate entrance which Is ,_.,tected • ype i.unp. IS con UC And ~ ..--throughout reflects the highest . erson has . u ~ by the random stone jetty of that
credit upon Lt. Coberly and the officeru·u at ffi~ity and i....iter regiotlolngn. The city of San Diego la
United States Naval Service." was e 0 cer . ita part to improve the area
by building a recreational center
mound it. A new high level bridge
ii also planned for the Mission Bay
region, he aaid.
Balboa Isl. Business
Group Meets Wed.
· Add Two Salesm'en
Assisting Jim Woods. in the Assembly for the past 10 yean,
cleaning up of Corona del Mar's Mr. \Vatson has been instrument a l
beach l\tonday "'ere 0. Zeller Rob-in obtaining state a ppropriations I
ertson jr., son of Councilman 0. Z. for beach parks in Orange county,
Rober tson ; Art Hall and Mike including those at Corona del l\tar
(Continued from Page 6) I and Huntington Beach.
The business me n of Balboa
Island will meet Wednesday at
7:30 p. m . at White's cafe on Bal-
boa Island to form a business
association. A record-breaking at-
tendance is expected.
Two . new salesmen have been
added to the sWf of B. A. Nere--
son, Costa Mesa realtor, be an.
nounced this week.
The two men, JOhn Sondra and
PhD Soloman, are both ex-9eT'Yloe--
me n who plan to make the Hmbcr
area their home.
-rhe initial cost of making a
eood Jookjng bridge is almost
negligible," Colonel Hunter as>· -San Diego's east bay will be im-
Mrs. Crowell States Her Side 1
In Her Tenant's Rent Dispute t.
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Southern Cali.f ornia Company
Installs 82,636 New Phones
p:-oved with a $15-million wild life
preserve. Two-thirds of this money
will be spent for harbor and park
development.
11juana River mouth, Otula
Vista, Del Mar, Bataquitas La·
goon, Buena Vista Lagoon, Or-
mond Beach, Pierpont Beach,
Santa Barbara Channel Islands.
Avila, Cambria and Arroyo La
The Southern California Tele-various sizes h~ been placed Cruz ue In the preliminary stage
phone Company added 82.636 te1e-along with 40,000 miles of wire in of development, he added. "Tht>re are t\.\·o sides to f'\"f:'t y Although 1\trs. Cro"A'ell did not l"
question. and I \vish to present de Q.>' making the stateml'nt not'
mine before being condemned by "ATiting her signature t o t he ll'tter
public opinion about this rental received by r.·trs. Barrett, 3 sister
situation,'' P..trs. 1\tary R. Cro\\•eU of Superior Judge Vickers of :..OS
of 2(X) Fernleaf avenue, Corona del Angeles, she did say that she was
Mar. said Monday afternoon in an-sorry that the situation had to
swer to a story published Ill.S i. arise but that she definitely did
Thursday in The News-nmes. need the apartment.
The story to which Mrs. Cro-1 Her tta.sons fOf' wishing po&f'S·
well took exception -.·as one head-. sion of the apartment occupied by
ed. "Sick Woman Notified Rent ~trs. Barrelt, who is said to be
Raised from $40 to $300,'' and in under the ca.re of a ph)'Sician at
which it "'-'as said she had notified the present time. is gi.ven in her
her tenant, l\trs.. Louise Barrett tollowing s tatement ;
of U18 Ba}' View a\'enuc. that "In ?.larch, soon after my pur-
beginning August 15 her reut chase of the property, Mrs. Bar-
"A'Ould be raised from $40 to UJO rett informed me that the doctcr
a month. had advised her to move out of
An authoritative Jetter 3jgned the apartment because going up
by Mn. Crowell and received b}' and do\\-n the stairs therP was too
Mrs. Barrett, notitled the latter much for her heart ailment and
of the raise in rent. 1be letter she said she was going to move.
was turned over to a Los Angoi?les .. After Mra. Barrett told me
attorney who in tum took the this, I Wormed my aunt. ltrs. D.
matter up with Ralph P. Maskey, Brown of Ohio, who is also Ul,
pruident of the Newport Harbor that she could come out and live
11.-alty boo.rd. (Continued .... Poco !!Ix)
(D'om pbo&o to' Gerbal'dl)
A. E. Groty, Metallurgist
phones Ln the first sUc months of aerial cable and 225,mo miles or Survt')'1i are now under way at
this year-more than has been wire in underground cable during Alamitos Bay and Santa Barbara
added in any other full year in this sarn~ six months period Over and survey reports have been
the history of the company, it .was 1800 miles of open wire t.ve am made for Redondo Beach and
annouot:<d today by C. I. McDon· been plat:<d. Playa de! 11.-y and Santa Mar-
ald, district maJ1ager of the South-Three handred trM:b and w--> carita Harbor and Port Hueneme
em Callfomla Telephone company. hides of every ~ haw W9'e completed but are being re-
On June 30 there were 1,138,869 been added to the 0 .. ,,.,0 ._ mo-tained by the Navy.
telephones tn operation in the tor fleet to make abcaJt 2000 tn an. A 9«lOnd. breakwater area ls
company's Southern California The company ,....._ tbat It l"*'8' comtructed for Redondo
area u compared with 1,056.233 hu a big job alle8d. McJWwlcl 1le9ch. I t will be 12 feet deep and
on January 1, 1946. The best full declared, in filling tJ.!o onlea on will tend to reconvert. eroded
Oblo wu -~ of A. E. Gn>qo, ...._,_. la -Groqo ~ .._,. .. 1'191 Newport -~ M-. Be wu Mra la Delph-, tut state.
His parents moved to Florida
and then came to California, set-
tling in Santa Ana, where A. E.
Groty attended and graduated
from the Santa Ana and Tustin
schools.
ln school. )'OW\g "A. E." show·
ed talents for both mathematics
and mechanics. At 18 after com-
pleting his 1tudies at Ute Tustin
high school, )'OWll Groty started
work on llM! orance rand:. owned
by his parents.
After learnlnc the plwnbinc
tTade from 1935 to 1939, Groty year gain ••as made in 1943, "'hen file ot C1Vtt 114,(0) aIJlfioin tJI ftr beaches. It is expected when
spent two years as a plumber and 75,230 telephones 'A'ere added. service and the tborwa..ta more· re8Cly it can accommodate 700
In 1941 when America entered the . In every department in the com-expected. 'Despite a &ftJWtb ol mnaD craft.
't\'&r he y,•ent to .,..-ork in one of pany, proportionate gains have 170.000 tel'phones cfwinc the war On Kay 20, 19"6, new pl&nl for
the shipyards as a marine plumb-been. made, McDonald said 1be and 124.000 since, the N*'''" al the bNch 'tlll'el"e filed and it ia n.·
er, remaining until 1945. number of people now employed held ~ stm remml:m hl&fi due pected that when fully improved
A.bout ""3, he and his w:fe, by the company is 23,31&-an in-to the .,.,.,.t_ now ol -er--., will be a"""'1lm0da.tlons for
Neola, were married. and they be-crease of 2.tSO since tHe rint of den being 1 ~ived 9000 craft and a park de'velopnent
gan to plan the establls.hment of the year. Sixty.seven new build· 'nle cxwnp.ny ii: nw...._ e'ftl'7 wtD be Initiated.
tbe electrical supply store tbey Inga or building additions are effort to ..,,,., all ........ -.-at Plw ...., ,_ beinc formulated
now operate in ~partnenhlp ICheduled either to start or to the ..,._. pWl>k -'1!119 fer the enlargement ol Newport
..;th Mr. Groty'1 brother, J . A. be completed in 1946. effort will not abe~ antll aD held Hert.or fadlltleo t0< ....n cntt.
Groty. "A. E ." is interested in OUt&lde plant bal been ma!A!'rlal-....,.,.. are1dand -wwwwb Is ~ Newpcrl Jlq barbar .....
metallurgy and llke9 to spend hll 1y ina'eued. Forty.five miles of broucllt abov<! _._. ot-of, -be reedy for _._.
vacations po-tin& for ,metala. --•t carrytnc ducto al ycrqwv ido'<tl (0."au .. • P.-.. ,
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T. P. REEDER, M. D.
Announces
H is association in practice of
medicine and surgery with
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Water Board
Studies City
Membership ~·
Claire Trevor
Has Lead in
Laguna Play
Island Bike Riders,
Picnickers, Warned
By Newport Police
Stenciled w&l'Jlinp probjbltlna
bicycle riding and piclmjckinc ""
the bay front sidewalks on Balbo9
Ialand have been PCJSted by thl
Newport Beach police.
, In asking the cooperation of all
citizens and their children, auef
of Police R. R. Hodgkinson today
said he hoped his policemen would
not have to issue citations for vioo
la~ons.
WILLIAMS. IRETON, M. D.
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3409 West Central Axenue
Newport Beach, Calif.
Telephone Harbor 602
Members of the board of di-
rectors of the Metropolitan Water
district of Los Angeles on Friday
• night at the Laguna Beach dty
hall will decide whether or not to
accept the Oty of Newport Be'lch
as a me mber of the district system..
U the board should favor mem-
bership for the city and accord
city officials an invitation to join
the wa te r system , the city will be
asked to call an election for t he
registered voters who also \ltill be
given an opportunity to cast their
ballots for or against the proposal.
Addresses Firemen
Charles Hilderbrand of Pasa----------------------------,1 dc na, sta te legislative representa-
tive for the California State Fire-
WE WELCOME YOU
TO OPEN A
CllARGE ACCOUNT
(SO -60 • 90 Days)
Marbro's inVite you to come
in and open a charge account.
Our stocks are complete with
the latest styles of Ladies'
Fine Apparel
NatlonaDy Advertised
READY -TO -WEAR
mARBROS
c/ania ana-
118 WDIT 4TH ST. PRONE Hft
Store Honn: Dally lnclndhig Saturday
9:SO A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
men 's ClSSOCiation, will address the
Newport Har bor fire department
at t he city hall. Newport Beach,
Wednesday night, July 24.
GILL'S
DELICATESSEN
FOOD SHOP
• Fresh Apple Sance • t_8f,.'j Crab Meat • Dreoslng:s
• Pickles • Olives
•Cheese· Meat..
• Sardines • Anchovies
• Crackeni ·• Biscuit..
• French Rolls
SHOP AT GILL'S
For Freeher Vegetables
Better Meats
Fancy Groceries
245 Forest Ave.
LAGUNA BEACH.
VETERA..""iS ARE GOOD flSHERMEN u 11 proven by the lllmtn.tlon ahowu here. Till$ l'f'OUP ot
hearty aaglent f rom tbe U. S. llri'a\'Sl hospital at L oni' Besch oeught a meM of flab ln a day's outing
ln waten oU Huntington and Ne"1>0rt BMchea. They .. -ere pests aboanl tbe n sb.lnc boat, "'The
\Voman", skippered by Capt. Andy Brocbtt, weU kno'Wll Newport Bubor boa*a""D.
-photo by C. A. Griffis.
Unkepf ~~~ner of Some Beaches Many Enter Cr1t1c1sed by L A. Sportsman
Meinbers of t he Newport Harbor
Kiwanis club wer e urged by James
what facilities there are in good
condi tion .
"W e do our best," he said. "but Wallace. Los Angeles Kiwanian "'e have no way of keeping vand·
and sportsman, last Friday. to als from breaking the window
sponsor the project of a beach panes in the restroom as the y
cleanup program in the harbor have tn one spot on the pier ."
area . ''"There's a night patrolman on
Fun Zone~s
Beauty Show
"There isn't a finer vacation one of the city piers," t he city Ever ything is in readiness for
spot in the whole United States administrative officer said. the opening of the no nprofessional
tha n Newport Harbor." said the It was the consenswi of the beauty contest parade and kiddie
Los An!i't'.elan a t a meeting of the party tha t the people who use the fashion show at the Balboa Fun
club in White's car('. Balboa. "but beaches and pier racilities for Zone on Sunday.
~ou ooul ~ do .~ometh ing to make bathin&...._ and fishing .'.'Oul~ be a l program, which is sponsored.
it more idea l. . little rWore cooper at1"'.'e in . not by I Anderson and the Guslin W~l.laCt' then cited the untidy scat teri n ~ debris. especially pieces I Swi Class and the Bobby Shop
oond1t1on or thf" beac~~s a t Corona I of WTappings from food packages of EJboa, promises to be one of
del Mar and Ba lboa. The beachf"~ and soda pop bottles around the the most attractive arranged by
s hould ~ .~aked ~nd cle.aned of bl'aches. the , n Zone enterprises. ~he debris. he said. adding t~at I But a visitor wanted to kn?w Three loving cups will be
1t also would be a wonderful thing "'"hat the people were to do with awarded the first second and ~f the Kiwanis cl ~~ could use their the bottles and the wrappings third beautiful girl~ adjudged by
influence. ~n-obta1n1ng better lava-since the city does no t provide any a committee of judges headed by
tory facih t1es at the end ot the containers in \Vhlch they can be Postmaster Herbert Kenny and
fishing piers. pla ced. "\Ve just can't carry the Mr. Clyde Ashen of the Balboa
"It's a long walk in from the stuff around v.'i th us every t ime USO club.
piers: to the city's rest rooms," v.·e wa nt to wade in the wa ter or It is expected that 3.5 young
the Los Angeles spo~tsman said. take a plunge," said he with a \\'Omen of Newport Harbor com-
Sees Paradise smile. munities will vie for the awards
In closing Mr. Wallace expressed "And we haven't any contain-in the parade of th'e beauties. A
Ca.ire Trevor and Onslow Stev·
ens "'ill P,lay the starring roles 1n
"Dark Victory'' which opens at
Laguna Beach Playhouse Tuesd8*
July 23, for a weeks' run. Robert
MiJton, who staged the New York
production, will be guest director.
Miss Trevor. \\'ho is under con-
tract to R. K t 0 . studios may cur-
rently be seen in the mot.ion pic--
tures "Bachelor Daughte rs."
"Crack-Up," "~lurder My Sv.reet "
and "Deadlier Than the Male.'' A
gradua te of the Ame rican Aca-
demy of Dramatic Arts in N ew
York, she made her Broad\vay
debut in .. \Vhistling in the Dark ...
Radio audiences kno,,· her as Ed-
"'ard G. Robinson's "Lorelei" in
"Big Town" 1on \\'hich She appear-
ed for three years. ·
Mr. Stevens most recent New
York 8.ppearance was with Eliza-
beth Bergner in "The Two Mrs.
Carrolls. '' He h as played in numer-
ous Broadway shows and in mo-
tion .pictures and for severtl years
he has been affiliated with the
Pasadena Playhouse acting anll
directing.
Others in the cast are Alice
Talton. Fred Clark, Sondra Rodg-
ers. Frances MacLachlan, Joh:i
Newland, Marjorie Eaton and
Walter Rathbun.
Doctor's Car Struck
.Dr.· D . Raymond Dunmire ot
Hollywood. reported to police Sat-
urday that a car driven by W. L .
H enshaw of Balboa Island struci<:
the farmer's machine which was
parked on Thursday afternoon at
305 Adams street.
"However, "'here there are vio--
lations of the law, there will be
dtations issued," the chief re-
joined.
WORTHINGTO
Refrigeration
FREON AMMOSIA
S ton to 10 'IDn
Air Conditioning
S ton to 30 ton
Pressilre Pumps
Centrifugal Pumps
For All~ and
All Uquors IA Stock
Call ....
...,.._~
82! 8. Lot Anp:lea S t., Ana heim
Phoae 465%
~OW-'Round the Island Ferry
B:SO A. M. TO 11 P . M.
South Bay, Balboa Yacht Oub, East Bay, Richanlson's. Evans",
Villa Marina. Shields". Balboa Yacht Basin, Beacon Bay, Harbor
Island and South Bay: Hail from any dock or float.
BALBOA ISLAND FERRY the belief that with a little bet-c>rs for the stuff." said a spokes-complete fist of the 35 will be pub-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ter cooperation Newport Harbor m a n for the city. "Cans are lished in the News-Times on ll could be made the paradise of the expensive." Thursday. .
Pacific. So there the matter r ests-for Twenty-three persons who have
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and
BUSINESSLIKE
VISIT YOUR BA NKER OFTEN
\Vhen this Bank acts as Trustee of your estate,
you may be sure your family will receive sympa-
thetic consideration and understanding. And yoo
may be just as sure that your estate will be man-
agl!d with businesslike experience You and your
attorney are invited to discuss your Estate · Plans
with our Trust Officers. •
INVISTMfNT
SECUllTIES
TO MEfT THE
INVISTOlS'
HffDS
FIRST Ni\TION .f\J , B,-i\NI{
I N S 0..,nc... AT F 0 U R T H (, M A I N
FEDER.AI. DD'OSU INSWlANCE OOBPOBADON
j Theo. MacEJroy. vice president the time being. entered the contest to date are:
of the Balboa Improvement asso-, Jane and Jean Alexa nder, Doro-
ciation and a Kiwanian. told the Here Are Two thy Mae Bishop, Barbara Bow-Los Ange les sportsman tha t the ring, Helen Boys, Pa t a cero,
improvem ent group \\'BS wor king Reasons Why Grace Crock er. Bar bara DeWitt,
on such .a civic project at the ! • Betty Flaherty, Sophie Go rzuc hov-pr~~e~~ ~;;;:: .. ~tacElroy declarC'd . Meats Are High
1
skf. Blanche J arret t. Phyllis Lach-meyer, Barbara Lang, Joan Mohr,
''that the sC'nt iments just express· , . . Ethel P lunkett, Doris Price, Lois
C'd wi ll ha,•e some bearing on the Th<' retail p~1ce of n:eat will con-Purbeck , Joyce P urcell , · E laine
offi cials of our city since they tinue to Ix' high ':Inti! consumerse 1 Quarrey, Pat Sayre, J ackie T erk-
\\'C'rc mad" by a n outsid('r:· d{"<""l;\r<' a mor~tor1u m and ~fus horn. G\VC'n ThonlpSon and Lois
On ~1onday ;ifternoon \\"hen a In buy it a t 1ts pr{'scnt f1gurt', Tierney.
I ('ily dclc~ntion ,,·as about to start such \\"as thc comment of a mark-I J\lary's Bay a nd Surf Beauty
on an insp€'Ction of the beach es. C'tC'C'r today. . . ti Shop. 703 E . Central a\'enue. Ba l-
Col. John J . Sailors was asked if '"If the housC\Vl\'es in the h ar-.
1
boa, is doing the hair styles and
he had heard about the criticism bo ar•a d--•ared a 10-day mor a-I r ... c.-u makeup for the bea uty con tcst-m ade by the Los Angeles sports-torium on m eat purchases, t he 1 ants.
man. pr ice of meat \vould drop because
"No. but z·ve heard other re~ unless the mC'at mark eteers can
ports about t he beaches being in ! move the commodity, ther e's no
an unke pt manner ." said the city profit in it and no sale in dead
administrative officer, "and w e meat." the marketeer added.
have arranged this tour to show The marketeer gave out this
you that the street department information after a nwnber of his
crew is trying to do something customers beg1ln protesting the
about It." price of various choice cuts of
L. W . "Bill'' Covert, supertn-the meat. ·
tende nt of the dty street de-"One reason meat prices are
partment, wtio was a member ot hJgh," the marketeer said, "is be:-
the lnspection party, ventured the cause some people in this area
Information that the beach areas want only the choice cuts, such
were now ln better shape than a.s fllet mignon. tenderloin and top
BEACH SPEAKER
Speaker for the dinner meeting
of the Orange County League ot
Cities on Thursday at Sunset
Beach will be Dr. Wilton L . Hal-
verson, director ot the State De-
partme nt of Public Health.
Halverson will discuss sanita-
tion problems of the county, in-
cluding matters dealing with
waste cfuposal, ·a subject of espe-
cial interest to the beach cities.
they wer e when first made the &irloln. Nothing bu~ the r ight can ever
butt of complaints. "No one wa nts ste\V meat or be expedient, since that can never
"We've a crew of men clean-leavings after the choice cuts are be true expediency \\'hich would I
ing up the beaches now," the made. sacrifice a greater good to a less.
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street department superinte ndent "Tha t means the leftover m eats
1
-Whately.
said. are "'asted. So to m ake his seven ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· .. Do Our Best" to ten cent profit on the price of
Told about the Los Angelan's meat, the butcher must make up 1
1 critic.ism on the lack of lava-the loss on th£> choice cuts."
tory facilities at the end of the
piers. Co\'ert said tha t the ci ty Drive eanrully-Spare a LU'e. I had done Wha l ii could to k('('p M e n -w 0 m e n I
Quality Lumber Prostate -• · Peh is I
and
Building Materiala
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LUMBER CO.
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tou 1MnOU.. i•mPt, lnllabki •114 ~1 a,_1u .. ., before T••r
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of the warm welcome to Costa Mesa
given us by the residents and
fellow merchants
Milton's 5 ~ 10· 25c Stores
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Manufacturers
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Complete Renovating by Our Modern Factory System
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ELECTRICITY A SHOCKING BUSINESS
G. N. Wells
Real Estate
Phone Beacon 5181
11'0 Newport:· Blvd • ......(}oitta Metl&. Calif.
0 . C. HARR ---C. C. OTTO
Otto's Sporting Goods
and Saddlery
Harr's Jewelry
Twin Locations
1821 HARBOR BLVD.
Costa Mesa-Be. 6805..,,
Arthur Silver -Bob Pa dfield
New Blue Room
(Wu ElectTlc Grill)
EATS, DRINKS AND IWMANCE
Pia. Harbor Z22-l 206 Palm
Burt R. Norton
RADIO ELECTRICIAN
Phone Beacon 576.s
1111 Cout ml"hway-Ne~1>0rt Beach. callt.
O. R. (Pop) Crawley-N. M. (Morrie) Crawley
Distinctive Home Furnishings
Crawley's Furniture
1812 Ne wport 81,·d.-Ph. Beacon 5656
Costa M~sa-"in the H eart of T own"
Otto Boyd
Boyd's Service Station
"You Otto Buy from Boyd"
1500 W . Central-:Se"']>Ort-Pb. Ha rbor 985
A L ANDERSON
Fun Zone
Balboa
G. T. Everson
Manager
METZGER STORES
. . . F1restone • . .
1189 Newport Blvd., Co~ta Mesa. Beacon 6US·W
"Home and Auto Supply Stores"
RE· ELECT
Jesse L. Elliott
-lncumMnt-
SHERJFF
TUESDAY, NOV. 5th
Harold K. Grauel
CHAPEL
110 Broadway-Ph. BMc«m 5810
Co9ta Meu. California
A. E. Groty -J . A. Gro ty
Groty Appliance Co.
Frlcld&Jre and MaYtac Dealer-Beacon 5588
1191 Newport Blvd.-Coflta Meea. Calli.
John E. Sadleir
Real Estate -Insurance
Otftce Ph. llAJ'bor 20M
SOZ Main Street-Bal-C.W.
F. B. Owen
Newport Souvenir & Gift Shop
GIFI'S OF ALL KINDS
Pb. Harbor ZlS2·.J
tlO! Ocean Fron~?ril·ewport Be9clL, Callf.
HUBBARD HOWE
Pres. Hubbard's
South Coast Company
!!l! W . Central-Pb., Barbor !600
HEINZ KAISER. Owner
Bay Shore Camp
and Boat Landing
l '1Ua a Cout Wpy-Phone Bea.eon 5450
Lew H. Wallace
Real Estate and Insurance Broker
Plaones: Office,, Barbor S-Rei. II.arbor JMI
tt02 W. Ceatn.I A\-e.-Newport BeadL, Callf •
COYE: \VATI'S
Balboa Liquor Store
1M E. Central A\•e., Balboa. Pb. llarbor !419-.J
-n.e H ome or Cordlallty"' -o. e. Brader, Mer.
J.M. Miiler
REAL EST A TE BROJ.."ER
Ph. Harbor 1'!42
15th at Central-:'\°e\vport Bu.ch
"On Your \\'ay to Balboa"
Bruce B. Johnstone
at the Sign o f the
"FL\"L'<G RED HORSE"
JOHNSTONE SERVICE
Harbor 16T!-.J
Coast Blvd. at 101 IDcbway
NewportEngineering Associates
FREDERIC J. SINGER. Pn!sideot
Muafactu:ren .a 8alel ED&tDeen
Ul5 c-at mway-n. Beacon 5063
Wallace C. Mattoon
Mattoon's Shoe Store
.. Footwear for All the Family ..
1'195 Newport BmL--O>ota lll-
Ptlon~ BE&con 5639-\\'
Dr. W. T. Mooney
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
NblU.aad o..~
Pia. &an« (U·ll.r. ~) 41
Robert L. Sbon;y-Recording Ellglneor
Davis & Gay Music Co.
, 1111 Newport ~ Mex B• oo. l'7S1
CHW-Bt. B --
Prominent Men of Power Industry Depicted
As Leaders in New .Electrical Era
':By HAROLD L. HAMM
Electricity is th~ force that mo,·es the world. It W88D't many
years ago that lightning "'"" an unknown power and fearfnl In Its
display. I
Benjamin Franklin, with a kite and key. opened the locked doors
of power for the benefit of all mankind. I t is now controlled and
manufactured for our uses. This, the atomlc and radlonic age, is
just one more step forwanl for this atomlc force shall be harnessed
for the pes<!eful use the S upreme Being intended..
This controlled power will eliminate engineering of the costly
PORT
Gerald (Tex) Liberty
Gerald (Tex ) Liberty, ro-manager with "Doc" Stafford,
of Ets-Hokin a nd Ga lva n. electricians. was born in Warren
Pa .. but his education \Vas broken as his fa ther. being an oil
expert. moved about a great deal to various oil fi elds. So
Tex had h is first schooling in the grammar grades in El-
dorado. Ka n.; then the fa mily moved to Tulsa. Okla .. for two
more yea1'S. He finished his fifth grade in San Angelo. Te x ..
then he e ntered San Antonio Military Academy where he fin-
ished his gramma r grades. His hig h school years were spent
a t Texas Mili tary Institute. also in San Antonio. Then came
two years of college a t \Ventworth Military Academy at Lex-
ington. Mo .. a famous school.
"Tex " played drums Iii all the school bands and orches-
tras and after leaving Wentworth traveled with name bands.
Leaving the musical field he opened an electrical business
in Big Springs Texas. He stayed in Big Springs seven years
and then migrated to California.
He then went to work for Ets-Hokin and Galvan. His
hobby is boating, and he and his wife. Marian, spend many
pleasant week e nds in their 25-foot Chris-Craft express
cru.1ser.
He da bbles in photography and is a member of the Bal-
boa Yacht club, Kiwanis. Elks and Orange County Builders
E:xchange.
and bulky machinery used and do away "ith the unsightly over-
head wires now being used to distribute electricity .
Such men as depicted on this page, and their organizations,
would admit their e fforts and successes wonld be dwa rfed by com-
parison to this new force. Still; their experiences would be needed
to carry on in this greater development.
Medical and radlonlc disco,·eries will take vast strides through
this force a nd many yet unthooght-of advantages may come to us
through it.
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STARBOARD
Nelson (Doc) Stafford
Ne lson Stafford, the other ha lf of the ro-management
of Ets-Hokin and Galvan. knows his harbor area as he was
born in Santa Ana in 1889 and spent many of h is boyhood
days at this beach. Most of his schooling was in Santa Ana_
In 1910 "Doc". as he is called by his friends, took an elec-
trical apprenticeship a nd later went with the F.dison com-
pany which he ser;ed for eight years. All in all, he has been
in the elect rical business for 25 xears.
1\venty-two .years ago the Stafford family. consisting
of "Doc". his wife and four children, moved to Costa Mesa.
He started with Ets-Hokin and Galvan four and a half
years ago, one day later than his partner, "Tex". The firm
was sub-contractor during the war years on all electrical ra-
dar and fire control installations, doing 90 per cent of this
work on the Pacific coast fori Uncle Sam on sub-chasers and
other boa ts. ,
They are distributors and dealers for electrical equipment
for boats of all types from the smallest up to battlewagons.
Their "shore wor k" is wiring and maintaining electrical
installatioos.
"Doc's" hobby is his yard and garden . He is president of
the Rota rians. a member of the Orange County Electrical so-
ciety. the Orange County Builders E:xchange, and of the
Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce.
; A. "Sandy:' Steiner Braden L Finch Thomas F. Norton
REALTOR
C. F. DENNISON, Associate
SM Coast Wway-Pbone Beacon 5113
•·Qluck" Smith & Homer S mith. P roprietors
Balboa Central Market
(\\
0M Balboa1'1Nt. l'lark~t & DeUcate&Mm )
'108 I:. Central-Ph. Harbor 2129
Bob Callis
Dl.strlbut.or
GL'"ERAL P ET!: (FLYING HORSEPOWER)
2!1 20Ut SL-Newport-Pb.. Harbor 191
Al and .Jim's
MEATS
~ WIU. CottJe'5
!000 CentnJ-Barbor 806
.Johnny Abell
Balboa Island Sporting Goods
"Evecything ror the Sponsman" m y, Marino Aw.-Barl>or !1141--a.Jboa hie
MAC PELLETIER
Newport Pharmacy
%108· OoeaD Fr<19t-PIL ..._,. 6
GLADYS BEVERLEY
Be<or-Broker
Beverley Realty Company
.., E. Oelotnl-ft. -· nu Belboa
Harold L. Ramm
Radio S 0 S Electric w JllarlDe-llalboa •-'•m' ~ Hartior 780
PMlco, G. E., Ho,_ Admlnl. nOr
aadlo and ApP••-ee SM rice 8f I! e'•'hk
Gel Mgr.
Finch Ceramics
DAMIA LOPTIEN, 1'1ana2er
Orkin's Department Store
Ready-tO""wear. Beach Togs, Piece Goods
Infants' Wear-Household Ware
Phone &a.con 5166-ln the Heart of Costa 1'1ea
Donald J. Harmon
BALBOA HORSE RACES
Won, Won, Won Maln Street.--Balboa
ANTON .HERSHEY
Prop. Hershey's
Market Spot
P1L Banor ltol Batboa hlaDd
NELSON STAFFORD • GERALD LIBERTY
.• MODallen ..
Ets-Hokin & Galvan
Newport Beach -San ~ -Wllmln&ton
San Diego • Stockton
tr:LJWllUCIAN8
1-~llhd.
Pb. Beacon. 5401 - -• lt8.: ~ MQ..W
Mary's
Bay & Surf Beauty Shoppe
Pedicure and~
10S I!. 0-tnl llsD GT Pia. llarfllor 1181-.J
'lbru Ille Barber Shop
Louis Verwey, Prop.
Casino Cafe & C.0Ck1ail Lounge
ta Ila.Ill 8tl ee& Pen 11 I'll. llMtm-,,....
Proo.
BAY SHORE CAFE
Phone Beacon 5745--J'Jth &: Cout mway
SERVING 12 NOON TILL 9 P. M.
ROSS GREELEY
''PIK-UP''
Carmel P opcorn -Ice Cream
Mal~ Milks - Hot Dop -Cold Quatfa
2M Main -Bal boa
Dr. Robert A. Crawford
fJPI'OMETRIST
119! • ewport' B1'9d..l...oo.t.a Meu., o.llt.
Phone Beacon 58lS
Paul Lorentzen
Balboa Sportfishing Fleet
PIL -· At...,ean.o. Pa.WOil
0. Z. Robertson
General Contractor
IJlt C-t lllelnn.7--0o ............ Calll-
PIL -·II
,Curt H. Bohman
The ' Bohman Company
Tel:0 ... -rr1 B.-1*1: 5U1 ... MU
Ill c...t ~Newport. B•clt, <W1:L
ROBERT H . REED
Harbor Cold Storage
PIL-"8
OI llGi 8&.--NewpoR BearA. o.ar. .
EARL W. STANLEY .._. ....
Covering Greater Newport Harbor
!%6 Jlarl.ne-...Bal ld&Pd P.rbor 17'78
115 ()oat Blwd.~ 4el Mar-Harbor 1644
SllS ee.tna ATe.-Newport. Beach --
Waller Applebar)-, PriDolpal
Beach City
Merchant Patrol
AM DetecUY& Sen1ee
UOi -Fnmt-Newport-PIL Harbor H%1-B
Theodore Robins
FORD DEALER
HUI W. Oelotnl
l'bone Barbor t8
Stanley James Barden
MASTER MARINER
Beal Estate Broker--Yadl.t and Ship Brolmr
811 Cwt mWQ-PIL ae.oo.:.. Ml'
C. F. Dennison
"9odaled wtlll
A. "SANDY" STEINER -Realtor
~ Coast lllcb.~-.y-Ph. Barbor Z5'1S
Jack S. Fred. V.
Raub & Bennett
ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS
1808 Newport Boule\·:ttd
Pltone Bea.coo 5808-W. Costa l\leu
-JOSEPH L. MARSHALL
"Francois". Manacer
Christian's Hut
Balboa
·T.LEFEVRE
"Fren~hie's" ·Barbecue
& Delicatessen
117 Main SL-Balboa Hotel Att.ade
RIOHABD L PATTERSON
CITll l'lnclDeerw
Patterson & Boyle
Spmaeou Bldir.-PIL 159115 -Santa Ana
%4.li Coat Blvd. Nortlt-Ph.. 51t2-Lapna
Capt. B. J. McNally
McNally'a
Balboa Boat Livery
'103 E. Bay A'ft.-PtL Barbor 408
E: C. ''POP'S " LUDWIG
FUN ZONE
Largest Number Dart Games on Coast
Play Ball with Dolls
B. B. Ride Ran(!> -Balboa
Herbert F. Kenny
POSTMASTER
IJAI.JIOA
Calif.
Geo. W•ias L. Elaine w.i..
Coast Properties Co .
Realtors
10S r. Cea.traJ-.Balboa-Ph. Harbor 2868
W. B. Rowe
Starck's Cafe
!1st Plare-N~rt
Fritz Goassens -Woody Cooper
Balboa Market
ft. 11.ubor -1 ...._ St.
Jack Hamilton
Beacon Sea Foods
NEW llPOT
11S5 ~ lllP-1-Nm!pOri BNeh, Calif.
ALLAN DARTFORD
The Blue Sails
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War Profits Inquiry
The Senate investigation of war profits has produced
more fireworks than an old-fashioned Fourth of July cele-
bration. Many bystande"' in Washington have round the pyro-
technical display quite fascinating, but those in the midst
of it, such as Kentucky's Representative Andrew J ackson
May, have been too busy dodging "explosives" to derive any-
thing but acute discomfort from the whole affair.
Whether Mr. May actually profited from the deals in
which he admit.1edly had a hand, or whether , as he claims.
he was only trying to help provide the "necessary munitions
and ;..eapons" for the "flower of our young manhood" is
still being argued. The Senate committee. however , should
get to the bottom of the matter and either clear Mr. May
or show wherein he is guilty.
Before the current investigation is completed it will un-
doubtedly uncover more deals that \vi]! call for a lot of ex-
planation i[ not prosecution_ While it is regrettable that
some individuals and firms have manipulated war contracts
to obtain huge profits for themselves, the re is, unfortunately,
nothing new in this practice. It has happened in virtually
every war in the N ation's history.
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GENERAL EISENHOWER'S REPORT
IV
e I RISE
TO REMARK PRoFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
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BON. IOHN PRILLIPS
The British loan has been and I . I 8. W By T g E. T. Battenrortll, 0. D.
gone._ and the resolution approv-Opt1att:rl:ll& . ,.._,.. t h t..---~ I a MS OD11M1LTAJIT ... 1.& I as ~n signed by the .&.u~ tiir u. 0111-s ,..._ ...._._ IETl'.8 DAlllNED
President. He used 26 pens for V7 x..., ' .. .... t ...._ la LEHW D'VPLICATED
that signature. and i! )'OU count e broadbill and one marlin 5 itaoili wtillll S-\U .....-.. ._ '• b .. _. Mt
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the letters in ''Harry s. Truman." S'A'O ish ..,.·ere brought into Ne~v-.:..W~..U.a8:is-::t. 111
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you will realize he must have port Harbor this week to brin g the om. 1M9 ..,._. .. -.. e.... .... aawa ..,, a&.q8 changed pens for every upstroke total to three swordfish eaught so I ;.. __ -4r'::::....:•:::::':.' ..:""::-:::':..._ _ ___.,! ;_ _______ _: ____ I
and downstroke. He used four far this season. In S"-"o¢fishing
pens. ~:hen he signed my bill for Newport H artx>r ranks h igh as
the S panish-American war vet -the world record striped marlin
erans, and I thought he was ' swordfish \Vas caught in 1931 by
spreading himself, 50 26 rather 1 Alp~onse Ha ma nn from her e
appalls me. which weighed six hundred n inety-
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Tbrouq~ut tM 11tnanf.•· lt waa in Im . lorgt.dcGI iaAbility to
malnta.iD his a rmiM in U.. &aid that the en.ea11y'a fated we~
lay. Courq• Ju. fore" M d ba hill mecq;un, but cowav• woe
not •nou9h. 8.e1nlorc:e..nt. tailed. to arri•e.. wMpoD&. ,p.manud·
don. ond iood cillb rcus Uort. Gad tla.e cMcutlt. oi tuel caUMd tMV
powers of tactical mob ility to dwindle to the Tanl•hi"9 poiat. la
the laat atag•• of lh• campa.ip they cou1d do little more tho.o wait
for the Allied a•Glancba to llW••P OYer them.
For this atala of uffclini we bad. a.boT• a.IL to he 91a1.etul to
the work oJ tha Alliad aii lorcaa. LoD9 l:telot"• we landed in Franca,
the beery bombers bod begun their toak ol destroying tM etiD•
t•r11 of production upon which the enemy relied. o.nd th• truitl
of this •Hort ••r• ••idaat immediately the IClDd ca.mpaip b evcm.
Following the in•a.aioa.. tbeH eUateqic blows al the heort of Gar·
mWI. iadllltry were continu ed. a.ad the ta.air:· WCI.II alao Ulldeirt:Cllr:ea
ol cutting the supply lin•• which linked the factoriH to the f:roata.
Meanwhile the tactical airao.lt. hr their inceuant bombi.aAJ ClDd str~q ol the ea emr before us in the Seid. broke hia powers of
reslStllnc• QDd prepcired th• way lor the 9fOWld ad•a.aces whicb
struck towa..rd the cea1e1 ol Germa.ay. Thou Uuue1a. moreo.er,
were made with a 1apiclitr wh.ic.b oDlr the e•peclieat of airborne
supply could support. The o•erwhelmiDv Allied superiority bl
the air woe inde•d euential to our rictory. It at once under•
mined th• basis of the •nemy·e etrenqtb a.ad eaabl.d ua to Pf ..
pa.re a nd execute our own IJJOW1d operations in complet• Hcurity
! voted no. r bear the S ri ti sh two pounds.
no ill-will \\·hatever and r have a The broadbill caught this "'eek
finn convict.ion t.hat in this trou-\\·eighed three hundred for ty-nine
bled world the English-speaking pounds by lllr. ~1.•A. ~l(achris. 701
peopl<'S must stand back to back. Arden Drive, Beverly Hills. This
But I long since learned. in set-fish "'as brought in aboard the
tling controversial matters. that Phantom, skippered by Norm
it is best to settle t hem before Begg. the contract is signed, and not The marlin S\vordfish caught
sign the contract. and then discuss • t~is we<>k V.'eighed t\VO hundred
lhe controversies. -I six pounds and was caught b y Lt.
In the present Joan agreement. A . F.. Su~. J r ., ~ndo.lph Fi~ld,
t.he AdministTation and the State I Texas. Skipper v.·as Lilly Suess
Departm<'nt. seem~ hardly able and the catch y,•a_s a board the boat
to contain th.nmselv-th . Capt. Earl. I t took two hours to '" "'""· cy \\ere la d
so anxious to complete thi!L loan. n · The Conservative Party m embers 'f'."'O d~ys ~f strong v.•est wind
o f P a r liament w e · t ·t putl a crimp 1n the albacore and er agains 1 · live b it bo t fi h' t h One or them wrote to a f iend of I a a 5 ing over e
mine, "It seems necessary ~hat \Ve w~k-e~d,. but the good fishing
should have diplomats to make our I of 'arl1er tn the \Veek w.as e~pect-
mistakes for us" ed 'to return shor t ly. Pier fisher-. men have beert ca tching yellowfin
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It ia difficult •••D for a proleuioool eoldier to appredat• th~
tremendous power which was a ch.ie•ed an the battletieldA a.ad in
the Hies of western Ewop• by the concerted eUorU of the Allied
nationa. A. ataled earUer bl th1a reporl. m09t ol the 90 di.U.ions
which fought in the later phase• of our operatiou ware ho.bitually rei~o_rcad to a atranqtb of 17,000 man by ta.o..lr:. tClDk destroyer, o.ad
anU01ra a.ft atta cbmeata. An Idea ol their elt.atteriA9 lmpa.c:t upoa
the N'1zi wcu mac.hia• comH hom coalidarotiou of th• t•nik tir.-
powar which th•r repreeeat. ol the ma.u of la•crri... Corps and
Annr artillery w~ch supported them. ol Lh• inexhaustible aupply
•'J •!•m that austwned them. and ol the llex.ibility witb whic.b their •ff~rts could be applied by mecuu of th• did eat commUJlicatiou &·r•t•m. For bebi.n d t.ba combat ·umta the a.Horta oJ 3 millions ol
c.tl·,,.., men a.a d women iu uaifo1m were deTOted to mo.illta.inin.g
IOr,~ in .action.. We coul~ bl ettect. apply agcrlmt the enemy OD
thot .... oatmeal a lore• 30 tun•• as la..rq• o.s the Alli9d armi" whicb
d•l•ated Napoleon OD the battlefield o.t Waterloo. In odcli.tioa.
we bad a •a ilo.bl• n•mly 11.000 fight ... G.D.d bomber o.irpla.rr .. who~• mo.bile ir•power could be a pplied at rirtually ClDf poiD.t
we de.tired. a. I b.o•• jusl deacribed. Clllld wliON 011Dihilotin9
effect. a..ra erid•n.c•d by the wreckage °' a powerlul a.a.lioo'•
cities. iDduatri•s, and commua.i cadona. cmd by the deatruc.tlan ol
the a ir fore•• which delend•d them. To tbia pown wcu a dded
the atrilr:ing cmd 1trCUll9liD9 lore• of two lom&idable DO.Tai fl•••
working Cl.II one,
California has just h~d a sad croaker both morning a nd evening.
experience alo~g ~ese lines. and Halibut are also being caught.
the memory is s till green. The aver aging three pounds a piece. At
State Depar~cnt . forced upon night spotfin croaker are being' r---D_A_Y_sce __ oo_L ___ ~l I
Southern Cal1forn1a what is added to the yellowfin being 11
Hilton M. Muwell, M. D.
ltlOl <JoMt m_,.
Ooroaa del Illar
THE WORLD ...
... AT A GLANCE
By EDWARD CL.<\ YTON
known as the Mexican Water caugh t. Razor clams. anchovie-s.
AgrNment or TreaO•. W e strove sand crabs, and mussels are being
patientl y and earnestly for several used for bait.
years to convince the ~~ate ~nd Barge fishermen -ar e catching
the House a nd the Adm1n1strat1on barracuda haJibut sand bass and
that the different Interpre tations. mackerel. °F ishing 'at night c~n be
In ~textco and here ,should be set-had from t he bar ge Gander . an-
t!ed before the agreement was chored off the Newport Pier. Last
51~ned. and t hat if not settled. boat out is at 5:00 p. m. and there
t~C're ~·ould be future compllca-are no mor e boats until 6:00 a. m .
t1o ns . We were beaten. the next day. so you have t o be
For the past several weeks, as pr epared to stay a ll night. Ligh ts
a memlx-r of the House Commit-ar e furnished and during t he full
med. Supplies of food are not mov-tee on l rri~ation and Reclamation. of the moon nice catches of barra-
ing inland
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they should. not only I h ave s:\vf'n hour!ll and hours to a cuda and the like can be expected
because of inadequate transporta-discussion on a bill to re-allocate as these fish feed at night whe n
· b bee water in Arizona. F or t he first they can see their food.
t1on ut more au.se of politics,
Mortimer School
SO! ()onal Bal'-bland
Gradeo: OoBe,.e. ~'7
SUMMER SCHOOL ..._ ,..., .
O. A. Morthner , M. A., Orlord
Prtnclpal Pbooe Barbor 86!
DENTISTS
DB. GORDON E. RAPP
DENTIST
t8SS W~t Cf!mtral
Phone lla.rbor Ul ~
Newport
corrupt.ion and "colossal graft." time. the Upper B asin States a.re 1'he barge Retr iever is anchored
RcJX)rts say that areas which are sho"·lnR: conttrn that the· Admln-ne*' Abalone H ill with shor e boats 1 __ _
in political disfavor ";th the Nan-istration Is generously supporting frohi t he Fun Zone Landing in ---------~
king government have recei•;ed demands on the-Colorado River . in· Balboa starting at 6 :00 a. m. Dr Obed L
even less food than other ........ tions. eXct"SS of its capacity. year In and There is no night fishing. • ucas
1 ln tests at \Vhite Sands. New .>C'-t A ii t ' f th' Alb d bo D
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A man can't eat hlS' pol1't1'cal ~n-year ou . sma por ion o ts s core ay a.ts . from P ort ENTIST
exico, the German V-2 rocket.s Y• • bet · h M · Or ciple-s, but· in China his political concern. ore t e exican ange leaving at 6 :30 a. m. week
are really getting "up in the Tre ty w•• signed w uld h ve da I h •--b · · ! n-" W. ~~· -· 1•~
HIGHER. HIGHER
principles sttm to de termine a .... • 0 a Y1> on Y ave u.:xn nnging n •"' T~ ........ w-.&. _ =~~:~::· ;~ul~a~be~~~~t a~~ "'~ether or not he wiU have any· ~~~ M=~~o !~~~:~~;: :~' ~~~~: :~d a~~co;~·t. = NEWPORT BEACH
Office Haun: 16-12; 2-5
PllODe Barbor 106%
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave~ Balboa
llarbor 17!4
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TUcker 1ru
By Appointment
T. P. REEDER, M. D.
and
WM. S. IRETON, M. D.
Ph,yAlclam and s......., ..
309 West Central
Telephone Harbor 80%
A. V. Andrews, M. D.
The height of 83 11: mile9 recently thing to eaL so." ts small consolation. boats have been fishing about 14
reached by one of these miaalles STASSEN CO~ACK It will be small consolation to miles out from Dana Point to oft vigorously established a new record. T o ap-W ithout havlng his name appear say, ''I told you so." if arguments the Huntington fiats. I r------------~
preciate just how high tha t is on the ballot Harold Stassen. for-~it h England result from this loan Balboa Spor t Fishing Fleet's Dr. W. W. Westmoreland
CO 'd th r A • 1 mer governor of Minnesota and De ns1 er ese acts: n airp a ne agreement. P erhaps atomic e ner -trolling boats are bringing in good ntist
But the unethical or downrigh t dishonest conduct of
some businessmen should not be taken as an indication tha t
m~ of the others, or even a substantial part of them, mad_e
more than their legitimate profits on war contracts. Busi-
nessmen as a whole were undoubtedly sincere, as well as
energetic. in their ef[orts to speed war output. Their pro-
duction records speak for themselves.
The Senate committee should push ahead
and let the heads fall where they may.
PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEON
111 Cout m pway. Barbor GM
Oorona del Mar
Peace Conference
The long-awaited peace conference is now scheduled for
July 29 in Paris. But the longer-awa ited peace in Europe
is still nowhet1' in sight. The conference may set forth tenns [or the former
Axis satelites, but these tenns \viii have little meaning unl<'SS
Moscow changes its conduct in Eastern Europe to a very
marked degree. As it is. the Russians h ave acted much as they pleased
in the areas under their control. with little regard for thei r
pledges. There is scant reason to believe that the drafting
of formal treaties \vith Italy. Finland. Hungary, Roumania
and Bulgaria \viii cause the Kremlin to alter its ways in the
. latter three countries where its troops rule with an iron hand.
It is quite apparent that Stalin is determined to so weak-
en Eastern Europe economically that it will be at the com-
plete mercy of Moscow even when Russian troops are even-
tually withdrawn. It is also interesting "to note that in those
countries such as Austria and Hungary where the Commu-
nist Party did not fare so well at the polls, the Soviets have
imposed especially severe economic penalties.
The confiscation of all "German" assets in the Russian·
occupied zone or Austria, and the manner in which Hungary
has been stripped of livestock and supplies thus spurring dis-
astrous inflation, are two illustrations of the Soviet technique
in dealing \vith small countries which do not S\ving into the
Russian political orbiL In spite of the cloud ur.der which it is meeting the Paris
peace conference can succeed-it can accomplish a great deal
toward the establishment of better conditions in Europe.
But to ao this the Western Nations must deal even more
firmly -..~th Russia, refusing to be bluffed or bullied into ac-
cepting the dictates of the Kremlin. At the same time diplomats must continue their efforts
to convince the RtlSSia ns tha t no nation-not e'\1en the Soviet
Union-\vill gain in the long run from perpetual chaos in
E).Jrope.
Auto Production
that cl. bs · ht ·1 bo th the progre-ssive "white hope"' for ~m _eag mi es 8 . ve e the GOP r esidential nomination gy. the control of which is the catches of albacore. The Fishing
earth 1s doing very well indeed; i~
1948
h~ . ced next matter before us for vote, Express continues to leave the
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a nd the best anti-aircrnft guns · s cx~rien one de-will compel reason and agreement. Balboa P avilion at 6·00 a m and CORONA DEL MAB
used during the \var .sent their ~~~t a~~ti~;1e ;·ict~ry .;.,ec'('ndlr 1~ To odd to ot1r tr oubles. the OPA except for t he fe\v .days. of··,vcst Pbooe Hubor 2220 NORMAN NRON, M. D.,
Pedla.trlclan s hf'lls u1~ .about 12 miles. Th£' you ~l; recall.r~;,a~ in ~cb~tt~~~ r:rsolution ls back again . looking \Vind. has be<'n bringing in good 1 :_ ___________ _J
rocket "h1ch . set the O('\\' r('cord ,,.h<>n he activ('lv back d 0 ,vi ht ltke a tom cat afl£'r a round of catches of gener al fish. I
la nded. 63 m 1ll'S a\\'ny from lhi• . . e . ~ brtckyard argumC'nts. The House ------'---------INSUBANCE Certified by the American
Board ot Pediatrics !<1unch1n~ sitl' 11nd ,,·as in th" t1ir Gris~' old fo'. th.e Rf'publlcan SC'n· didn't even accept it for debate.! . , " little OV<'r 6 1:.: nil nutcs. If this ato~1al no~1nat1on on a pla1form but sent It direct to conference 3 a\erag~ "as $20.50 and r cmC'mher ,
IYPf' f')f carrier can eventually be of . 'n!£>rnat1ona l c::oop<>rat1on. But most unusual action. nof a t all. in the prtC'C ha~ to rC'ach $2 1 .~ or
dt•\·cJopc'<I ro tht' point \\'I ere it Gris" old lost to incumbent J-lugh r Ith t ,_ . 1 1. m ore. bcfor<' 1t N1unls the prC'\'lOUS l B ti b "d . '! ine \\' cus omary K"g1s a ive ceiling plus b 'd I t I h
can be accuratelv controllC'd ilnd u er Y a ", e margin. . r. procedur su s1 y, e a one t e
.nade to land v.iihout crashin~ lt I Stassen's presidential stock sag-I do n~1: know how Jon it \\'ill blac~ m.arket p~i ('{'S. rind without
rould thPn be ust'd for )X'aC'Ctin1e ged. NO\V .stass<'n has regainrd his be in ronfer enct'. but th: longer ~ns1der1ng q,""hty. II is interest-
cargoes instead of "'artim<' explo-lost p~e-st1i;:l' ~hrough the \'tctory the better. Each day shows the 1ng lo obser\l' that ~lack market
s ivcs. That's a big order but it's Io{ f\11nnes~ta_ s Gove_rnor Thye consumers the untruthfuln s operators are working hard to
\Yell '-''Orth aiming a t over Isolat1on1st Hennk Shipstad OPA d Pr' h es of 1 help cause unrest and fear ; a re-• · for the GOP senatorial nomination . propagan a . ices ave not . turn of OPA now, means a killing
F OOD AND POLJTICS in that state. Thye was actively ~~~ r~:~issa~~ l~:~e c~, to t.hb-e for them. Hol ~ on. folks. for a few
The problem of getting food to supported by Stassen on t he same s'dies Th 1 gs Pus s? d~ys more; dLSregard the commu-
hungry people involv<'s a greet platform of Intern a tional cooper-~oney. everye rp ~ ~r~ flsa~ng ntst and CIO inspir ed advertise-
deal more than appears on the ation that fell fiat in Nebraska. to th ay. ea is owmg ments. and you'll soon again be
surface. It is not only a problem Actua11r. neither election ~ves a ed \Vea:rn;:0~· ~~~arl~~~ ;.~Tchbe-br eathing the free a.ir of Amer ica.
o{ food production and transporta-tru~ p1c
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ture o.f the presidential on the shelves tomoyrr, ow
t.ion but of such thinji!;s as politics. asptr t liti al tr h · · The recent action of UNRRA tn a n s po c 5 engt s.1nce The propaganda m achine is still ROOFS cutting off some supplies ror too many other fa,ctors enter in~o hitting on high. A scare headline
China highlights this fact. Mil-such contests. V.:e U have to wait said cattle prices r eached $25 (pe
lions ot Otinese are either starv-until 1948 to ftnd ?01 just how hundred pounds) on the Chicag~
ing or a re serious undernourished. n:-i uch punc~ he ~arrtes in the na-market. Careful r eading disclosed
UNRRA \\'an ts lo help them. But 11onal poll11cal rtng. that, out of over 10,000 cattle sold.
the relief agency has found that it Soldier : \Vhat "·ould you do if FOUR CARLOADS, passibly 80
APPLIED OR B.EPADtEI>
Fn!o Estimatel .t Inspection
W. J. Benbow
3602 Marcus Ph. Hbr. 1012-J
is one thing to send food to China l kissed you'! rch:o:i:ce==·=teers==·=so::ld~·~'::$:25::' :th::•:::::=::::::::::::::::::::~ I I
and quite another thing to get lt Girl: I'd call my brother.
to the people "'ho most need it. Soldier: Ho"' old is he? 24-Hour
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·Shark Island Dredging
Extended By Supervisors
Widow Receives
Bulk of Estate
W. Hubbard, Jr.
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the main river, the large Olico
basin on the north and the Temes-
cal or Corona.~ on the south.
0.-C• HM Stonp
No actual shortage of water ex-
ists in the basins on the river.
except in the Coastal basin of
Mrs. Myrna Lou Hubbard of 928 Orange county ... 11ere an annual
Via Udo Nord. Udo Isle, was di-overdraft approximating 12.000
On recommendations of Engi-velopment has occurred in recent rected by order of SuperioT Judge acre ;feet has been estimated by
neer R. Morgan Noble, the county months. Raymond H. Thompson in Santa the Division of Water Resources.
harbor commission last week ar-Part of the material to be Ana court to receive the estate This •appears to be the net de--.
ranged for additional dredging in dredged from the c hannel will be of her late husband , Walton Hub-ficit ;of the series of basins on
tbe north channe1 near Shark deposited on Shark Island, the bard jr .. Newport Harbor ship-the Main stream.
Island area of Ne"'rport Harbor at ' remainder along Bay Shore Camp. yard executive, "''ho died May 13. ThiS deficiency will no doubt
a cost of approximately $4750. I where ~lanager H einz Kaiser wi:ll 1944. increase \\ith continued urban and
No advertising for bids on the make unprovements along his The estate was subject of. liti· industrial drafts upon the' common
job is necessary, according to a shore~ine. . gation instituted by a divorced \\"ater supply in the three countiei
ruling made by the county counsel. Incidentally, according to the wile, G'-''endolyn 111.ilner Cheese-traversed by the river .
so Noble said he expects to negcr I Noble report, there aren't any wright, on behalf of a minor That this increased deficit will I
tiate for the dredging at once. sharks in Shark Channel or the daughter of Hubbard's first mar-be chiefly influenced by develop.
\ Approximately 9500 cubic yards Shark Island area. riage, Marilyn Hubbard, '-''hen the ments up.stream is indicated by
of material will be dredged from , second '-';fe and '"''idow offered for data compiled by the U. S . Geolcr
the channel to make it a uniform So let it be. ln God's own might probate a ··1ost win:· gical Survey. Using July stream
depth of 10 feet from the Coast \Ve gird us for the coming fight, I The will which left the daugh-I flO\\' as an index. these data show
Highway bridge to Shark Island. A.ad, strong in Him whose cause
1
ter only $1 because "she would that the progressi\·e ten-year
This channel has shoaled to such is ours be amply taken care of from her j mean July discharge for the period
an extent that it is only six feet in In conflict ";th unholy powers. mother's large estate" was finally 1934-44. for the Santa Ana river
aome places and not deep enough We grasp the weapons He has admitted to probate when it was i at Mentone, above the points of
fO!' yacht passage. given-described verbatim by the deced-THIS ROTUXD U'ITLE CREATURE (ou t.be lower end of the use. equalled llO'k of the mean
It is in this area that consider-The Light, and Truth and Love ot ent's parents, Dr. Walton Hub-hook, of ooune) Is a Sunfish, gentle readers. and quite a remuk-· discharge for July: that of Lytle
able yachting a nd anchorage de-Heaven.-Whittler. bard, sr., and Mrs. Maude Hub-able specimen he la. Tills ~lb. rarity to local waters met. his end creek, a tributary entering the
bard. It had been left in the JO miles off Corona del Mar. one one of hJ• rare jaunte too Dear the stream above most points of di-
d 1 t MU'face of tbe ocean., and wu repaid for his foolish-. by reoelvlnc latter's possession an was os the butlilness end of a apesr wielded by younrc Ronnie Barcrave, who vt.>rsion, equalled 153'70. while the
somewhere in Los Angeles. l!l dlaplaytnK" his prtu. Hargrave ls tbe llOo of Mr. a.nd Mn. 1''ll-lower river entering Orange
In the distribution the '-''idow IJam H arl{Ta\-e of H oll)"''ood, """'Me boat HMy Girlie .. ts anehored county, gaged at Prado, equalled
r ecei\'C'd approximatell' 5190.000 at Balboa YaC"ht Duin. -photo by Gerhardt. only 90% of the mean monthly
a nd the daughter $1 although a dischar ge for July.
claim by the daughter for S3723 w u f w s I The Chino basin, tribula ry to
"'as a ppro\·C'd bv the court and •1se se 0 ater ystem the Santa Ana r ivC'r , has a n csti-paid mated oYerdraft of 18.000 acre I M~. Hubbacd was co-pact nec in r c<'t. th~ Op('~at~n of l~e So~~~· ,~.~~t w Id B f •t c Consf"r\·a tlon T"rgNI shlipy~·~r~ ~~~·lr~·ct:~ duri~g th~ OU ene I onsumers ) To sum up the prC'SC'nt situation
"·aThc. t · d for in CO\'ered in this discussion, ,,.e ha\'e
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--moist and ponded areu on ·our to reduce the demanc:la upon. our
sir..ams and in our retanlinl: -lbort auppl,y.
areas to eliminate·evaporatic:m and
transpiration losses, and by In-For office oupplles, ..., the
creasing our irrigation efftdeniey Neows-11mes.
' I
harp booting g uys
There OfKe ..,..ere somt;i~g yoctlting supplies
Who hod trouble ge
L-got smart One doy ,,_.y t ed our mor . And discove< th coost-... 1se.
t •-y ore oil Sou And now """
se s I and to catalog a fe,\· factors not
h . C' est at C' was appraise, •218 281• t existing or threatened deficits in I
er11ance ax purpos<'S a ·:> ·-• c· G . F' . . h I r . II ------------------'---------of which S30.000 was In ccal prnp. Tustin 1trus rower In 1nal Article Predicts I t • natuca watec_ supp ,.,_ tn a
$.3000 · t 'bl sonal D f' . . C J R . U J S 1 but one of o ur basins, lrC'at1ng 1he I
e rty, r and 1;1~~~1 ~n ~~angi-e 1c1t Jn oasta eg1on n ess ource I Santa A:na Ri\·cr basin as one. ~-------------------------1 1 prope ty · . I Pr d under a pattern Ofl'-''ater use upon \ ble ~rsonal property or business s eserve \\·hich an established agricultural
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P. 0 . Box 507 -Phone u..con 5245
holdings. · 1 · Federal taxes amounted to $6321 B1· ROSS A. S llAFER from tfe common supply. The economy of . nat1ona importancr
and state t axes $5139. ~ther ~d-Orange County Citrus Grower l propos~ activa~ion of County has been built. . . I
ministration expenses including 1 I San1tat1on D1str1ct No. 16. em-The natural SUPphes supporting
legal fees reduced the value of 1 I? the E8:stern San Fernando bracing El Mon~e, Puente, Sier:ra this development ~re also eit~er
the estate to approximately $190,-basin there 1s an oversupply due, Madre, l\ionrov1a and Arcadia. the sole source r the . maJor
000. to the use of imported water, 1 will transfer a nother approximate-source of supply pon which all
.. -----------.,rl ground"•ater is locally high a.nd Jy 6000 acre feet of return water but a few of the cities and rural
more could be pumped with ad-to the ocean discharge off White's communities of this region depend.
vantage. The quality of some of Point. The trend of progress since
the ground\\·ater subject to indus-The loss of this water, an am-World War I, accelerated by the
trial waste pollution may dis-ount equal to that used to irri· war just closed. is superimposing
courage such pumping. gate 12.000 acres of citrus, will an industrial dev~lop(l"Jent of col-
In the Raymond basin, an over-require a re-estimate of the water osal proporttonli upon the old order
dralt about equal to the water supply of the San Gabriel River in which agriculture was the chief
exported from that basin was basin. producer of primary wealth in the
found by the State Division of 1 The • \Vest basin, southwest of region.
W t o --u d t To preserve what "'e have built. a er 1\.C~u.rces . . n .er cour Dominguez dike, and drawing upon · ' I
process and a d eterm1nat1on of the the Coastal basin of the Los An-no effort should he spared to con-
! b h d. · · th. · I serve to the utmost our natural ~els . Y ~ e 1v1su:~n , lS s1tua-geles a nd San Gabriel rivers for
t1on 1s being remedied. its replenishment. is seriously water supplies by fire control. re· lorestation and upstream flood
Deficit Seen overdrawn to an extent not ye t control in the mountain water-
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Investigation of the water sup. determined. Only recourse to an sheds. by the construction of
plies ot the San Gabriel River imported supply can sustain the major flood contrql. and conserva-
basins by the Division of Water ! development now overlying that tion works, including spreading
Resources and the Los Angeles I basin. works where most effective on our
County Flood Control district, in Corallary to such overdraft valley streams; by the draining of --------~-----------------~
1942 and 1943, revealed no current I along the coast is the threat of
overdraft but led to the conclusion ) salt water e ncroachment from the
that the next decade would pro-' sea. a condition already observed
duce a deficit in the Coastal basin in the \Vest basin a nd at points
under continued development un-• along the coastal fringe of the
der the then current pattern. J Coastal basin tn Orange and Los
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The \\'ar has m aterially acceler-Angeles counties near gaps in the
ated the gro\\·th rates bf the areas Coastal barrier.
dependent upon this \\'a ter and The main stream of the Santa
the proposed removal of the dis-Ana river traverses five majo r
charge of rectified se"·age effluent basins, the San Bernardino, Colt-
from the Rio Hondo, \vhen the Tri-on, Jurupa or Riverside, Prado
Citi('S treatment plant connects and Coastal, on its course from
";th the 1\letr opolitan outfall the mountains to the sea. and is
se\\·er, \Viii re mo\'e approximately fed by the overflow from two
12,500 acre feet of return water l tributary stream basins flanking
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If you knew I had a brother operating a
Mobilgu 1cation on the same basis in
another town on your motoring trip,
clw>ccs arc you'd drive in and cxpca the
same service. What's more, you'd get iL
That's just the way the Mobilgu family of
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the thousands of friendly independent
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-·-DRIVER INJURED
Harold Gwinn, 25. 40 Garden
Grove Road. Garden Grove, rK:eiv-
ed minor injuries and was remov-
ed to the Orange County h\Jol>ital
euly Saturday morning u l a re-
ault of an accident in Newport
township.
Beach Cleanup Is Problem,
Official Inspection Shows
f Mrs. Crowell
· States Case
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Gwinn'• automobile collided
with a car driven by Shennan P .
West, 416 Old County road. Costa
Mesa, and Gwinn was the only one
receiving injuries in the accident.
Manila folflen at N..,.._Tlmes.
White House
Cafe
Phone Sl82
Laguna Beach, Calif.
(Contlnu.ed from Paa• 1)
Ordez.
Covert explained that the de-
bris is sifted, the glass particles
being placed by themselves; the
paper being burned and a_ny un·
burnable tr&h is placed in a truck
and carried to the city dump,
where it is sorted and sold, it pos-
sible, by the caretaker. whose in-
come is derived from it.
Kelp or seaweed ls not burn-
able on the beach a nd so it is
carried to the city dump, Co-
vert said.
Covert said that there a rr 40
men employed in the general
garbage and trash phase by the
City of Newport Beach. Ther e
also are five trucks de ployed by
the street depar tment for the
picking up of nther debris and
garbage about the cit y streets.
These other men. moreover. are
not used for bearh work. They
have enough to do now with the
general pickup \\'Ork. Covert ex-
plained.
Others Cleaned
Beaches in the Balboa and New-
port Beach area were not visited
by the city delegation on Mon-
day, due to t he fact that since
members of the Balboa Improve-
ment association have assisted city
street department \.\'Orkmen in
cleaning up Balboa beach. there
hasn't bc>en cau~e for complaint
1 there, and Newport Beach hasn't
• yet reaehl'd the point wher e one
can point a finger at it and say,
''.intoler able."'
Ho\.\•cvcr, Col. Sailors. the city
l administrative offiC<'r , stated that
I the time is not too far distant
when the ci ty may have to put ~------------~'additional mf'n to work to clean
Lumber and Building Materials
Bay District Lumber Co.
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518 OOAST mOBWAY AT Tllll: ABOlllt8
Sea Trout and Halibut Are Biting
••• off the Newport and Balboa Piers
~!r :~" ~ "~George Hiner
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Aluminum
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, . . And speaking of
)'OUT hon1e, it's an
lndisputable f a c t
that nothing brigh-
tens up a home,
gl8.ddcns the atn1os-
ph<:re like an l."xlra
lamp or two. S~un
n ing ne'ft' cn:>at1ons
in bases and per-
fectly accompanying
shades \.\i 11 do won ·
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fhe beauty ol your
interiors.
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. $22.45
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$15.75 $12.75
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OONVENIENT PARKING SPACE HERE
up all the beaches, "and when
that happens," SaJJon added, "the
cicy "'rill have to have additional
funds with which to meet the
added expense."
1be city administrative officer
hinted that the city council might
have to consider the adoption of a
aa1es tax to m eet this a dditional
expense to the city.
And when one or the newspaper
representatives said it might be
a good idea for the city to build
an incinerator to dispose of its
garbage, the colonel said, "'See
what I mean?"
On the other hand, a ll mem-
bers of the delegation agreed that
the newspaper represntative had
made a sC'nsible suggestion \\'hen
she dcplorC'd the cit}' dump and
insisted lhat the boa.rd of direct-
ors of the Orange County Presby-
terian hospital \.\1ould object to th('
burning of garbage on a plot of
ground "'ithin odoriferous dista nce
of thC'ir hospital building on Ne"·
port Heights.
Big CroY1d
Sought For
final Scene
"'\\'antNl-llundrt"d"' uf 1>1•01>le
to Ataod on Ri<'hfll'd~on'11 Yaf'ht
Landl.ng and on Littlt> Ba.lboa
l!!land on ThurMlay. ?\lain ta11k ls
to Ahout or \V&\'e a handkerchlrf
or lt>ap for joy ,,·hen the rat'ln~
8<'Ull8 pa8!1 b y ...
Monogram Picturl'S. Inc .. mlght
have run this ad\'ertiseme nt to
dra w ii. large gathering out to \':it-
ncss the taking of the main scenes
for the film, .. S"·ecthca rt of Sigma
Oti," on the bRy here Thur~day.
However. the motion picture
company does need a crowd to
a~ as though the shell race was
the real thing, and Robert Stuart
Wallace, Newport Harbor yachts-
man, who is technical adviser and
assistant producer of the film.
haa asked for a good turnout for
the Thursday scenes.
These scenes are the most im-
portant of the whole continuity
o r the picture, \\•hich is a mustr.al
extravaganza with racing drama.
One of the participants in the
shel1 race will be Tommy Harmon
of Michigan, the former All-Amer-
ican football star who was r ecent-
ly signed to play '~"ith the Los
Angeles Rams . A crew from UCLA
will also take part in the r ace.
Leading roles are played by
Elyse Knox, wife of Ha rmon; Phil
Regan a nd Phil Brito, singers ;
and Ro8s Huntf'r. l\tarjorle Ann
Hoerner also has a part.
The pl a~' is being produced by
Jeffrey Bernard and is beU.g di-
rected by J ack Bernhart of l\itono-
gram Pictures.
Pl
DROWNS
WUliam Mohler, 215 30th st.,
Newport Beach, was notified last
Wednesday by the Orange county
sherlffa office of the death of his
brother. J ohn D. l\1ohler of San
Rafael, C.alir.. by accidental
drowning.
A at.ate to prosper, must be built
on foundations of a moral charac-
ter; and this character is the prln-
dpal element of its strength and
the only guaranty of lta perma·
nence and prosperity.-Jabei
CUrTy.
WILLEv'r REFRIGERnnon
JERVICE comPnnY
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Laguna Beach
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l\fE.'° 1\T \\'ORK-Tbe abo\"f' picture is ¬.her se-oe ahO\\'lnl' the men at "'ork lD the Seacout. Inc.,
Mhlpyu rd herr, "·hlch has r rc.-ntl)· c-oo,'erted from \\'artimr to peacettme construction. This vte"·
t1ho\vs the ele\1ated carriage (foreg...ound) on '''h.lch boats are hauled to the launchln« ,,·aytt.
-Pho to by Kent Hitchcock.
THERE IS A CERTil" amount of c harm ln eve ry le t1.e r !lent out by the Balboa Imoro\·ement Aaeo-
c latlon and the.e lovely gtrl11 are 1"81Jponslble for It. They are lefl to right: Helyn Lehman, Pat David-
son and Ro9oemarie Loul&. -photo b)' Don Harmon, Balboa.
Urged to Form 1 Grant Setbacks On
United Port Front Lot ~ought Under
<Continued from Page 1i lllus1on by Woman
Planners Frown
On 3-Story Unit
Fearing to set a precedent,
or finished by March, 1948. The embarrassing position of a members of the planning commis-
Factor11 Loom "'oman who purchased a v.--ater-sion gave no encouragement to
S f .d edt front lot on Ne\\·port Island only Mr and 'f-y · t St t Aba e\'en actors are . cons1 er 10 find the property was all set-. n • ... 1c or ewar , -
both by the U. S. _En.g1 neer corps
1
back was revealed Y+•hen the orig-lone avenue. Balboa Island, "'hen
and by the appr~pr1at10~ conurut-Ina] O\\'Tier appeared before the they appeared before that body
tee on harbors 1n Washington a:n city planning commission Thurs-Thursday e~"eni ng asking permis-
whe!her a development plan ts day and asked that body to re-sion to add a third story to an
feasible. These are_ . .fl safe en-verse setbacks on the small block existing structure.
trance; 2> protective anchorage or three lots. , They adhiitted the proposed
adequacy for boats: 3) adequate The original property had con-plan w as very attractive and
frontage and channels for small . led f f 1 Us r . th Ri would add much to the neighbor-
boat s talls; 5) public utilitie". ~~t ~ our 0 h ~c~ng ede th vo hood, also tha t the height of 25
I d I b I t d potable water o. e owner a urn em 1 d an , u r can an . into three> lots facing east on the ffl was un er the limit of 35
stations; 6l d~kage and. repair Rialto channel: making them wid-fi.et. which applies to two-story de~ts. and 7) fire and police pro-er than the original lots a nd giving •ructures.
tection. a mot-e drslrable orientation. The ! Asked if the building could not
Costs or such projects are borne fl aw in tht> scheme \Vas that this be extended toward the front or
partly by the community desiring left the one lot. \\'hich had orig-the lot, the ar chitect replied that
the racility and partly by the fed-inally been the front of all four it could".' but that it "'ould be a
<'ral governmC'nt. lots, \.\'ith a 30-foot setbac k and )1 Rrdship on. both the O\\"Tlers a nd
Local interesls are expected to the purchaser , appearing for a an adioinip.g property 0"'Tier,
contribute cash towa rd tht> v.·ork I building pt>rmit, \\'as told she could ,,-hose light. air and vie\v \Vould be
or to donate items of value in no t put up any kind of a btiilding. j cut off and \\•ho \\'as present to I
kind. J etties. breakwater, main The commission favored the help the owners plead thC'ir case.
channel. roads. piers. slips and change of se tbacks provided ease-After most members of the
other requirements in the public ments be given inside the side\valk commission had expressed thcm-
domain "A'ere mentioned by the on 38th street for SC\\'Crs and that selves as against n1aking an ex-
speaker. se\.\·ers be installed at O\\"ners' ex-ception in existing r egulations for
Also In any such agreeme nt be-pense. this case, the first of its kind to be
tween the community and the fed-presented, .. Philmer E llerbroeck,
era1 government, the United procedure from the local commu-architect and secretary or t he
States must be free tram any nity to the district engineer's of-commission, stated that in his
claims roT damages incurred in fice a nd thence to W ashington , opinion the ,question o/ establish-
thc construction work. The divi-D. C., where it is con&idered by ing a precedent was not so much
slon of costs are bMed on the be-the War Department in the light of a probletn as the other mem-
llef t hat the United States is to of military matters and then by bers feared ror with Balboa Island
pay for items fully and equally a committee of the Congress. If getting near its m aximum capac-
used by all crafts and local inter-the proposal is justified and has ity buildings of three, even up to
ests are expected to pay for those merit, the Congress may be asked eight storie!! might be expected in
used for recreation or business to make an appropriation for the the next five to 10 years.
enterprise. project. W. L. Longmoor raised the I
Above a11 a survey must show Colonel Hunter said that district questiOn of whether a three-story
that a desired facility is economic-engineer 's offices also lake into building. would not affect insur-
ally justified. Annual benefits consideration the interests of fish-ance rates of the whole area. but
must exceed the costs of the proj-ermen before the final report is the architect replied state require-
ect. Each project ls considered on made to the national capital. They ments in that r egard had.been met
Its merits. Fully developed port have certain rights in the watert: by including t\\'O stairways to the
pr ojects enhance the \'alue of ad-along the coast, too, he said. upper floors.
(Continued !run p-1)
with me as my apartment would
soon be vacant.
''Mrs. Brown arrived and I ask-
ed Mn!. Barrett If lhe had found
another apartment yet and she
replied that she had changed her
mind and wasn't going to move. I
told her that 1 needed the apart-
ment for my aunt, but Mrs. Bar~
rett said that she , intended to
remain.
"I then \\'ent to the OPA oflices
and asked if I couldn't have the
use of my apartment. After ron-
sulting Mrs. Barrett's physician.
I told Mrs. Barrett that I had
gone to the OPA, but she still re-
fused to move.
"\Vith t he recent ending of O PA
regu]ations. I retained an at~or
ney in Los Angeles \vho inform{'()
me of the procedure to folio"· to
gain the apartment. b
"My purpcsE' in doing \\'hat I
have is not mercenary as I only
wish to have the apartment to
house my aunt."
l\1rs. Crowell's at.int, Mrs.
Brown, is now living with Mrs.
Crowell in her four-room home,
the former said.
Area Veterans
Office to Open
At Long Beach
Ninety thousand veterans living
in the Southern California area
between Redondo Beach and La-
guna Beach will be ser ved by the
ne\v sub-regional offices of the
Veterans Administration recently
a pproved by Gen. Omar Bradley,
director of veterans affairs, and
"'hich \viii be opened in Long
&ach, Thursday.
The offiet>s are on the eighth,
ninth a nd tC'nth floors or the
Times building, 215 American
avenue, Long Beach. The main
reception rooms \viii be located on
the eighth fiber. The 100 \\'eckly
inter\.riews now being handled by
the Long Beach office are expect-
ed to triple by fall.
Ledger sheets at News-nm~.
AUTO BODY
Repair and Painting
FREE ESTIMATE
on House Tr-aller Painting
Portable Equipment
GEORGE'S BODY
& PAINT SHOP
29W \V. Q>ntral Ave. c
Phone Harbor 826.
COOPERATIVE
ROOFING CO.
New and Repair
Phone ~M
54-4tc
216 E. 20th St.. C:O.ta Mesa ' 2().tf•
BU8INESe OU1Dlt lt
SIGN PAINTING
Boats, Tn!cla, Windows
Walls and Bulletins.
Raised Metal. Wood and
Plastic Letters
AL LACHMEYER
1726 West Central
Harbor 1243-M ~tfc
PAINTING
12 Years Service in Newport
HM"bor Area
Harry Hall
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Phone Beacon 5259-J
Z74 E. 19th Ztrttt 24-tff
Painting -Decorating
R. E. ANDERSON
Free Estimating
Phone Beacon 5780-J 47-tfc
FINE FINISH KONCRETE CO.
Cement Work of All Kinds.
918 W. Central Avenue
Ph: Harbor 435-WK
Newport Beach 51-Bq
FOR A RELIABLE Paint Job oo
your home, call Beacon 5330
after 4 :30 p .m. 1().tf•
PAINTING PAPER HANGJNQ
and DECORA'I'm'G
H. E . McDonald
414 Old Conty Rd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5013-J 85-tft
l'RANl!IPORTATION U
BALBOA I SLAND resident wouJd
like daily transportation to and
from Alhambra. Call Mr. Wal·
ter, H-2134-W. 57-lt~
BICYCLES
Sold, Rented or Repaired_
VOGEL'S
100 Main St., Balboa
208 Martne, Balboa Ialand.
94-ttc
BEAUTY AIDS U
COLD and MACHINLESs
WAVES
Tintlng and Manicuring
Evening Appt. Ph. Harbor 17S-W
Vi's Beauty Shop
1103 Coast Hlway, Corona de! Mu
35-tfc
Blondes make the best hUSo
bands.
Mama: "\I/hat did mama's little
baby learn at sChool today?"
Boy: "I learned two fellows not
to call me 'mama's little baby'."
PUBLIC NOTICE
jacent la nd and result tn the de· Another questioner wanted to --------91Kl9ft' llllUUTION
\•elopment or new business areas. know hO\V long it took before the Presbyter1·ans ::::-...::::· ... ~..:..-· -.... CERTIFICATE OF' BUSINESS: Marsh land becomes r ecreational federal government would act on fOI ~ AND llltCNICICaS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME
land. l\1osquito-infested areas dis-1 a matte r of port . development. N • CJ ....... .,... -· .acieoot ~., The undert1igned does hereby ~r-Col 1 H f eafJ00' ose tlfy that they are conducting a Prtnt-a ppear . Automobile and boat 1 one unter agaJn re erred to ,., ._..,_...~_,...,..~ In( and Publishing BusineM at 301 1
travel are assured over \vha t \\'BS tht> s tep-by-step procedure as H •t J D • POI n. NOfiM W, Central Ave.. Newport Beach,
1 I I. d d ospI a rive Ca.ltrornla. under the fictitious firm onet> diCf icult highway and \\'ater-, pre\ ous Y out inc an added that '-'icln"-..,..•c--oft.-o.dfw....,._ name ot :Newport Harbor Publishing
it a ll depended on how importan t A t t I f $29646036 h be ... ~.• ......,,.....,_.;.~llM. Ct'l .. Rnrt that Yid rlrm Is compoet>d \\'8~'!1. 0 a 0 -· · as en or the follo wing per1JCOns whose name:1 Na''Y Plans RushMI thr project was to the community. pledg:<'d to date for the construe-Newport . Electric 11nrl adrlre11ee9 Are &11 tollowa. tn-wlt :
New facilities create ne\v <'CO-"I f the Na"')' comes into the pie-9on of the Presbyterian hospital e~i~11..DCJ~~~iL 1569 Miramar Drive.
nomical resources \\'hich benefit lure, \.\'(' go ahead immediately li'l Ne\\'POrt Beach in the county-Appliance Co. 1''ora S. Wade. 205 \Vestmifll!lter Ave ..
.II the ~pie of a community, and make the survey," said -.l'ide dr,·v· to r a,·se the n•c ssary Newport B~h. CaJ ttornlL ,.....~ . , '-'-C Wltnen our bands this 22nd day Col. Hunter said , "and I am here Colonel Hunter. '"For instance, we $500.000. according to Dr. O. Scott 2S0!5 Newport Blvd. of July, 1946.
to help you In anyway I can." did that in the case of the Stock-M:acFarland, chairman. _________ r_!_l_S8 _____
1
~RAD& WlJi'.R·
One of the questions put to ton and San F ra ncisco ship canals. A Sl00,000 donation is pledged STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Colonel H unter ln the question-It all depends on the siz.e of craft by Glenn Martin. famous aircraft TIDE TABLES 00~1£u o:;n~~G~Ulr. A. D.
and-answer forum which followed wishing to use port facilities." executive Who formerly lived in 1946. before me Helen o . Klatt. a
was what ste ...... were required in The minimum time for any con-Santa Ana, if the count y drive ll!LY, 19'1 Notary Public In and for the uld ~ w 24 6 30 12 14 county and state, ruldtng thereln. submitting plans for a proposed struction job undertaken by the net.J more than $400,000. : : 5:1'7 ll:ot dul7 comrnlaloned and inroru. perwon-
port development. engineer corps is two years, the Figures released by MacFarland 3.4 0.1 6.2 2.2 ;JZ. if.~ •. 8::,_.,!>· top°:!:,. to~
The engineer furnished the an· engineer concluded ahow the following cities' dona-Th 25 7:32 1 :07 l :!t l!:OI the penou -wb.oee name. are llU.b-.
swer, describing the step.by-step After the meeting was fini&hed., tiom:: Santa Ana·Tuatin, $119,-F 26 3.7 -{).6 6.6 2.2 =l~etowt.!:t~~.:~J
the gath6ing were guests of the 388.50· 1 ..... ._ ... Beach ••534073· 8:24 1 :54 7:11 l:tl the Mme. • ;
' ~Woa . t ..... ' • I 4 0 11 6 9 la W)~ wbe"*!.Tu~·· hereunto Newpor-t Harbor Oiamber of Com-Huntington Beach, $29,046.70; Or-S Z1 · . -· · 2.2 oot m,i;. bud .,,. mr;.,.....,....
merce on a boat trip around the a.nge, $20,671.00, Caplatrano, $15,-94:rn.2 2.3914 a:.e7 l:U ~cate n::,. .=_ ~tt:_ Otr-
bay, Pootmuter Herbert Kenny, 105.00; Costa Mesa, '6542.56; Ana--· .O 2.0 HCLZN o. XLA1T.
Coast Association officer, mega-heim,$1030.00; Fullerton,$5742.48; Su28 9~~ 3~ 1:51 !:'8 N~l~~andJ.~:::.. HERE • phoned the spota of interest from Placentia, S1600J)0; Garden Grove, · -• 6.9 1.9 mlalom a:plree Dec.. a.
the Fun Zone excunion boat Lo $6515; Newport Beach, $43,091.39, rt6ls.,. ~ ta__. 06 w: m 1ttl.
which the trip wu made. and non.county, $2380.00. · • t.&llal as--a. a; ..,.. a.--P. • ~.t,. 21. IO; Aus. a aad u . lftl. Our 1946 Model
Key Cutting Machine
Good Stock of Key Blanks
Keys Made While You Wait
Harbor Radio & Appliance Co.
Barbor 447
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Fresh Daily Delle! __ _
Or, comP'ete ..,.s1p11mt
when JOG want to eatcb •
~OWL
HORMEN FISH MARKET
ON CENTRAL AVENU ~ NEWPO, aEACH
WING -SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD
811 Coat Highway 101
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PWPallvw ....... ..,...... .•
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• llV810AL a BADIO
Radio Repairs
.. WAl'i'TED TO U:..'T U •••t. ZSTATS ,, n••.m.t.n • LOST AND FOUND
LOST in Balboa. Wed, ladies WILL TRADE Western Muter Order Your
Bollva wrist watch, rose gold Exposw-e Meter for golf clubs, Servel
wttll bronze ccrd. Anniversary ar part of same. 220 Agate, G R f · to
gift. Will finder please return Balboa Island (in rear) 57-2tc as e ngera T
to Mrs_ H. Cunningham. 324 Al-FOR SALE _ Harvard piano, Now
varda. Balboa. H 271l5-J. 57·11P davenport, table, 30 kitchen at Vogel's
All makes; tubes, etc.
Beacon 5763
BURT NORTON
915 Clout ~. N..,..,..po1.,rtrt
23-t!c
PERMANENT RESIDENT, Ex.
Naval officer desires 2 or 3 bed-
room home. year 'round-Balboa
ls.land or 8.nyy,•here Harbor
area. Paul Chcstt>r, South Coast
Co. Phone 2000 or 773-W .
57-2tp
Costa Mesa
New .._nn. house on com'l. ~
acre. l>lastered and stucco. Mod-
ern thru-OUt. $5250.
$1750 Down HARBOR INVESTMENT COMPANY
Realtors
91PLOYllBMT WANTED U chairs, five-piece bedroom suite. 100 Main St. Harbor 145
For appointment call Beacon S2-tfc RADIO HOUSE CALLS-=a'";g"'a-1,,, D,,.,-1-A-ft-------,-, . Elden Ave.
WANTED--lronlng and care for 52W-W 57-4tc _W_ANn:D ___ TO-~ll-V-Y-----.~1 Now that additional competent Lot SOxl.50. Ne"N 3-room trame
teclmldana are available. we are FOR SALE-Chicken Fryer plant, house, practically completed. chlldrm evenings. 309 Marigold · .
Corona del Mar. Phone Harbor ICE BOX--50-lb., good condition, Will Pay Cash·
t(ll3..J 51-tfc $15. Phone Harbor 1465-M.
able to maJoe service call9 on near Barstow, output 1200 fr)'-$3600
large consoles. All work guar-ers per week. Excellent equip. ABALONE BUSINESS
25-ft. 'boat, 130 h.p. motor. Olmplete dlv-
ing equipment and processing plant. Nets
$1200 a month over a yeer. Only $7000
buys this business.
' 57sltp For your turnlture t:tr what kavt
WORK W ANTED--Palntlng IU-you. Phone Beacon 5656. Craw-
Two modern houses. Good water
anteed HAROLD L. HAMM, supply. Ph. Harbor 2625-J.
perintendent, with 25 years ex· FOR SALE-One man's and lady's ley Furniture.., l.812 Newport
pertence, desitt;s ~ection Western F1yer bicycle with 2 Blvd., Co&ta Mesa. 48-tfc
s .o_s_ Radio, 300 Marine Ave. 52_2tp
Ph. Harbor 780. 34-t!c
wttl'I large building contractor. speed gears. S35 each. All-steel
ck construction patio swing with CASH FOR USED FURNITURE I have my own tru • commer-PHONE BEACON ••-• d•-d canopy, good as new, S25. Pair ~.
Radio and Electric
REPAIRS
FOR SALE-New 2-bedroom stuc-
co. hardwood throughout, 12xl5
bedrooms, 7-ft. closets, plenty
tile kitchen and bath. Large liv-
ing room and dining room, dou-
ble garage. Furniture optional
372 Broadway, Costa Mesa.
cial spray outfit, la u.c•"'· rop ~tf cloth, brushes. Good reference. of French 8x30 prism binoculars t'.: 24-H OUR SERVICE
Call Harbor 1493-J fTom 1 to 5. with case. S35. 112 Crystal 1 '•"·u=KN"'"1'"T'"u'"1tt-,-"F"'o"R-S"A"'l-.J1:.:---,ft:-
49-tfc Ave .. Balboa I.stand. 57-2tc All Me.I= -Pick Up & Delivery
P ERRY HARDWARE -------===--;::; McLEAN'S FtiRNITURE CO.-&llPLOYMEST OFFE.Jl.ED !t FOR SALE-Box trail£'r , spare Visit our war surplus depart-1305 :=:,::::..,:,....:,,,,..,-==:-==c:--::::-= "'heel. hitch , iron frame a nd var-HELP WAi.vrED-\Voman or girl nished wood sides. SllO. Phone m~nt-66-inch oak desks. some
for oenera1 housework: good Ba smaJler: type\vriter desks: steel
Coast Bl"·d. Harbor 232 54--4tp
CORONA DEL MAR 54-t!c REAL VALUES
e Harbor 2129-J . 3.5 Beacon y. and wood r1·1 Js ·. t ables, all s'1zes ·, wages; }jve in or out . Harbor 57-2tc e G_R_A_ND __ P_IAN __ O_S-_Y_o_u_wil __ 1-be-I 2 -bedroom home . unfinished.
l992. 56-tfc ~~-~:-=-===-=c-== office chairs. Prices r ight . 2042
SOUTH COAST BUILT EAGLE So. Ma in, Santa Ana. 57-2tc astounded a tour great big 12x20 garage no\v used as liv-
HELP \VANTED-Lady . to do
fa mily ironing. Phone Harbor
111-R.. 56-4tc
19-ft. keel da y sailer. 152 -8-0-A-T-,,-.-8-UP-PLIES "
\Vazlers. Lido Isle. 57-.. tp ------------
"1g quarters. Large lot. All for stock. Kimball. Stein\\•ay, Soh-
mer, H all et and Davis, Story $2000
\VANTED--Middle a ge house-
keeper: light duties: pleasant
surroundings: r oom, board and
salary. Call Harbor 2016-J .
56-4tc
WANTED-Laundress, one day a
week. Call Harbor 201&-J.
56-4tc
\VILL TRADE 3-diamond ring for
electric refrigerator in good
condition. 301 Y.. 34th St. 57-2tp
ZENITH COMB. RADIO, Auto.
record changer, '42: Beauty,
white ro tary sew. m ach., just
overhauled: carpenter tools . .1 20
30th St., N. B. 57-ltp
F OR SALE-Swordfish r eel, Penn
WANTED: WAITRESS-Cherry's Senator 9/0 with 450 yards 24
Cafe. 322 Marine Ave., Balboa thread Jj nen line. Phone Harbor
Island. 56-tfc 7Cfl. dh·tf
HELP WANTED-1st class pa.int-F OR SALE-Chest and bed, mat-
er. Sympeon & Nollar, 5l2 3Sth tress, coil springs, $30; brand
St .. Ne":port Beach. 52-tfc new davenport with springs,
SALESMEN -Advertising cam· mahogany tilt table. 312 35th
pa1gn no\Y in effect. Excellent St .. Newport. 56-2tc
opportunity i! you qualify. Ap-ATI"RACTIVE back bar, 16-ft.
ply M.iss Van Liew, 50816 No. long, 9-ft. high, marble top nrd
Maln St., Santa Ana. 52-Stc columns, perfect. Full plate mir-
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Apply i:or, $375. Ph. Santa Ana 5429
Olery1's. 322 Ma rine Ave., Bal-54-4tc
boa Island. S4·tfc _F_O_R_S_A_LE----B-ic_y_c_le-.-m-an~.-.-p-r-e-
WA1'-'TEO-Gir1 for general office "-'ar Schwinn li ght,veight. 312
"''Ork and bookkeeper's assistant. Helitropc, Corona del Mar.
Apply 3410 Coast Blvd. 57-ltc 56-2tc ------------WANTED -Woma n for house BARGAINS!
cleaning, one day per week. 152 Lo'''est prices in furniture is my
Waziers. Lido Isle. 57·2tp motto. I buy right. I sell r ight.
WANTED-Woma n or man to do l also buy furn iture.
hO!J'eWork, hall d•Y'. daY'. week Needle's Furniture
or month; live in or out. Call 2'204 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
Harbor 1523-J 57-tfc 57-tfc
WANTED-Experienced fountain FOR. SALE-Bell and Ho\vell Spe·
girl; must be 21 . Mesa Malt cial . 70 P .A., high speed tense.
Shop. 1790 Newport Blvd .• Costa telescopic Jense, wide angl~
?ttesa. 57-4tc lense, tilting equipment. tripod ,
WANTED _ Ma n preferred, to light meter. Complete equip...
head accounting departme nt and ment. Used only once. Call Har·
teach allied commercial sub-bor 1194-J, around 6 p. m .
jects. Business Institute, 415 ___________ M_-4_tc
No. Sycam or(', Santa Ana. 57-2tc FOR. SALE-Good stove, right
SKIPPER for new 4(}.ft. \Vheeler : hand oven, with heat control,
must be sobt:-r. neat appearance. $35; chest and bed, mattress,
good fishl'.'rman. excellent var· coil springs, SJO: brand new dav.
nl,,her and good trouble shooter , enport with springs . mahogany
have local r eferences. Must be tilt table. 312 35th St .. NeY:port.
under 40 }'C'ars o r age. Apply ==-~~~=--=~-~:>l_-_4~tc
i.n person, 724 Via Lido Nord. FOR. SALE-Swordfish rod, r eel
U do Isle. Salary S225 per mo. and line complete, $85. John T .
57·2tp S)'tnpson. 512 38th St.. New·
-------------port Beach. 53-tfc
WAITRESS WANTED
$37.50 Per Wttk and Meals
Good Hours
FOR SALE
WELL BRED spirited saddle
horse, good western saddle
and bridle. N . W . comer of
15 th and Santa Ana Ave.,
Co8ta Mesa
FOR SALE-Racing snipe-just
reconditioned and new pa.int.
3909 Marcus A ve., Newport Isle.
57-2tp
FOR SALE-14 ft. cJinker type
skiff, $25.00. 25 Beacon Bay,
Newport Beach. 56-tfc
and Clark. One gorgeous Chick-
ering and it is the real Chicker-
ing, too. Many others to choose
from. Priced to start at $395.
Tenns .. Or rent. Danz Schmidt
Piano Co., Exclusively pianos.
Nothing else. 520 N. Main,
Santa Ana. 55-Uc
FOR SALE-2Y.l·ton spur-gear GOOD used pianos for practice.
chain falls, $75. Harbor 2497-\V. Sor'ne as low as $57 and $79 or
3504 Marcus Ave., Newport. r ent a piano fo r $5 per mo. Let
56-2tc the children learn. Danz.Schmidt
Wil.L EXCHANGE 50 ft. slip in Piano C.O .. 520 N . Main, Santa
Wilmington for same in New-Ana.. 55-Uc
port Harbor. Call Erwin Pierson BABY GRAND-Repossessed. Now
at Kimble 5283. 52-tfc only $485. This is a great bar-
ALL-PLASTlC 12-ft. 11 0-lb. TOP gain. Danz.Schmidt Piano Co ..
0-CAR BOAT and CARRIER. Santa Ana. 55-t fc
Furnished 2-bedroom home and
den. Good district. Nice lot. 1942
refrigerator and range. Better
hurry. Only-
$7500
Beautiful 2-bedroom home. Hard-
wood and tile. F1oor furnace.
Niet>ly landscaped. 58 feet on
Harbor Blvd. We just can't de--
scribe th.is place. I t must be sC<'n
to be appreciated. One block
from center of Costa 1\.1esa.
Priced to sell .1
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
Immediate delivery. Other mod-WORLD famous Spinet type
els soon -dinghies, s ailboats. mirror pia no. Repossessed. Now B. A. NERESON
runabouts, cruisers and paddle-reduced to $295. T erms. Superb REAL ESTATE
boards. tone. 1\:tahogany case. Designed Insurance and
PLASTIC \VA TERCRAFT CO. for style and long service. Danz· Business Opportunities
407 E . Central. Balboa Schmidt Piano Co., 520 N . Main, 1972 Newport Blvd., Costa fl.tesa
Phone Harbor 2673. 57-ltc Santa Ana. 55-tfc Ph. Beacon 52'25 57-ltc
FOR SALE-Runabout "Creepy ANOTHER magnificent Steinway. SAN FRANCISCO _ 2·bedroom
MCJUSe" 14-ft.: seats 5: eXC<'llent ~tedium size. Beautiful mahog-home a nd 2 a partments for in-
condition. $1000. Owner. Har-any case. The piano of the come. ''•ill sell or trade for
bor 2450:\V. 57-2tp Masters. Danz.Schmidt Piano Ne\\·port Blvd. property. Har-
RO\V BOAT-14-ft .. newly paint· Co., 520 N. Main. Santa Ana. bor 1600. 57-tfc
_.a 55-tfc ------------t-u. in good condJtion. Phone -------~----FOR SALF.-3·room frame house,
Harbor 1261-\V. 57-2tc _ooo __ s_._c_A_TS __ a_P_ETS _____ S6_1 cheap. To be moved. 2978 Npt.
FOR SALE-16-ft. sailboat, com-FOR SALE-Springer Spanie1 Blvd ., Costa ~1csa. 57-2tc
plete with 2-wheel factory-built 1 • AK c Re pup; ma e: ~ mos. . . . g.
tr ailer. Price, $400. Pho ne 7310 \V. Ocean Front. 57-2tp
Angelus 10397 or CU. 31662. 57~2tc GORGEOUS pedigreed Siamese
------------kittens for sale : excellent stock ;
"SMALL BOAT
HDQRS."
WE MAKE many size5 and
kinds of skiffs and dinghies,
and the ''Watson Dink" class
sailer. ·
AND Paddleboards.
WE SELL other good small
craft-Hughes K elson, Fold
Fla t. •
WATSON -BOATS
611 Coast Highway
N e\~.'port Beach
0 P E N S U N D A Y, P . M_
54-lfc
FOR SALE-f1attle -complete
with dolly and new canvas cov-
er. Reasonable. Harbor 1145.
54-4tc
lx>autiful eye color . 233 East
Bay (rear house), Balboa Isl-
and. 57-4tp
DOGS-All breech, stripped, clip.
ped, and bathed by AK.C. li-
censed handler. Free pick-up
and delivery service. Send ca.rd.
Russell L. Ketcham. 421 Poin-
set Ua Ave. Corona del Mar.
52-Uc
SPECIAL ASSOVNCEMENTS S8
PRE-BILT HOMES CO.
GARAGES -UTILITY H OUSES
HOMES
Immediate 0 ('1ivery
A. M. DIXON, Dealer
201 \\'estminster
Newport Heights 57-4tc
FRANK P. JOHNSON
Realtor
W. C. Wagner, Associate
1664 Newport Blvd. Beacon 5434-W
SPECIAL
5-room, 2-bedroom stucco. large
Uving and dining rooms, with
real fireplace, hardwood floors
throughout, la rge guest room
in rear. Cement n oored chicken
house, nice yard, with ple nty of
lawn and flowers. c lose to
school and shopping.
$8450 •
Income and Home
54-ttc FOR SALE-Swordfish reel, P enn FO R SALE-Very nice IS-fl. &-in.
boat. six passengers, perfect
condition, with trailer. $28(X).
Phone Santa Ana 19-J. SJ..tfc
Large lot 100xl10. 1 block from
Newp:>rt Blvd. Bldg. on front
would make ideal nbrhood
grocery, beauty shop, etc. Large
3-room modern apt. in rear,
over extra large double garage.
This property is an extra good
investment. Only-
MR. EARLY (mornings .only}
King Landing
Newport Beach
BOAT
BUILDERS
$1.47 per hour
SEE MR-PETTY
SOUTit COAST CO.'
NEWPORT BEACH
29-ltc
51-t!c
YOUNG WOMEN
Telephone operating
positions are available
to you in your own
community.
Starting pay is good,
experience is not required
Frequent increases.
Vacations with pay.
Advancement
opportunities.
AllC>IY
100 E. Bay Ave., ~
51414. N . Main St., Santa Ana
or
Alie tho ~tor for the
QUef Opentor
Southern California
Telephone Compaay
G-tte
------------Senator 9/0 with 450 yards 24
Steel Kitchens
GLASS TUB ENCLOSURES
SHOWER DOORS
Southern Counties
Supply Co.
144 Cout Blvd., N .
Ph. 5852 Laguna Beach
57-ltc
SHABBY FLOORS
Made Beautiful
Take ott old. grimy varnish and
get doY.'TI to the fresh, clean grain
or naturally handsome wood
Rent Our Hiloc
Sanding Machine
-and do it yourself.
East to 0J)C'rate -DustlC'S!J
Burton's Paint Store
Ne\\'JX)I't Bl\·d. near 16th Stre('t
Auto Batteries
Rubber Sepa.raters
l~-:-tonth -$6.75 Ex.
Compounded l\fotor
Gallon. 70c
Oil
Western Auto Supply
Authorized D .. ler
1836 N..._, Blvd, Coota M ...
41-t!c
FOR SALE-Man's ~....,. bley.
cle; ~ ~ new. HN"Y du!;)
titts, $50. 512 38th St., Nrw-
port. 52-t!•
,,.._ Pia<" and Klndllnl
WOOD
o.Ilvend
R W. WRIGHT
Ph. Beacon 6666
171lf Newport Blvd
Just Arrived
l"r<loh B...-lnS Aid
BA'ITERIF.S
Gundenon Dru.-Co.
117 Main St. Ph. Harbor 515 00.tt•
VENE'rIAN BLINDS-Aluminum
atttl. wood. Call m for free esti·
mate. Renovation &. ttf\nishln&.
So. Coast Venetian Blind Co., w .. t 18th and Newport Ave.,
Oo1ta Kesa. I'll: --!1355-W. J8.tf•
thre ad line n llne. Phone Harbor
7'11. dh-tf
llf1J810AL A RADIO
RAM ENGINEERING CO.-Ma-
rlne machinists-machine work
of all type!. pick·up and deliv-
ery service. dock facilities while
under repair. Will do work any
hour night or day. Located at
Central Boat \Vories Yard. Rhine
Olannel, foot of 31st St. Phone
Harbor 21!7-J.
Carpenters Available
for general maintenance
and repair
0. Z. ROBERTSOS
Call Harbor 83
KEYS
34-t!c
Ma.de \\'hlle You Walt
VQ9EL'S
100 M&ln SL. Balboa.
'!08 Yartne, Balboa I.al.and
IM-Uc
FOR RE!\"T
\\'ANTED TO RENT-Rttpooslble
party from PboeniX. 'Ariz., till
Sept. lS, co~ to aleop five.
Phone llA!dondo 8325 al~ 7 p.m.
57-ltp
FOR SALE-Upright piano, good
condition. $200. Phone Beacon
5712, or call 205 Westminster
Ave., Newt>Qrt Heights alter StD that unwu.t.ed
5:30 p. m_ 5$-ltc tlllUQlb N.,....T'bmo ado
$8450
New 6-Room Home
3-bedroom in nicest residential
section of Costa ?ttesa. Large
fireplace, hdw fioors, loll of
tile ln bath and kitchen. Ooset
space galore, double garage.
Vacant move right in
$12,250
Overlooking Ocean
1>1:·acre, 4-room house in very
clean condition plus 1-room apt.
in rear with bath and kitchen,
barbecue and cement walled
patio, garden and chix equip.
$9750
l/~ Acre On Corner
5-room house plus dbl. garage
with guest room. On west side
\~ith 0ttan vie\v. Vacant, move
right in_
$8750
3-Bedroom Home
Newport Height.'!
New 3-bedroom with nJoe view.
Hdw. noon, nlce yard. Sundecl<
on top
$12,450
y~ -Acre
()verlooking ocean; water: garden;
near Cagney estate. A steal at
$2000
-.
Lido hie
35-ft. COme!' lot
-$5000
45-ft. frontage.
$5250
57-ft. Lot
Between Costa Mesa and Newport
on Blvd.
$4500
EVA F . RHODEN
Realtor
470 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
EL TON BARNETI'
RUS$ELL W. BARTAINE
PEaNEL G. BARNE'IT ! Brokers
Ph. Beacon 5713-R
57-ltc
A. E. JOHNSON
Realtor
and Associates
Phone Beacon 5102-M
Today's Special
Newport Blvd. Home
and BUSINESS BLDG.
28 ft. x 28 ft. with l\Ving quarters.
House in rear, with little fixing
could be m ade into good rental.
This is a splendid property. Ex-
cell~nt location. Quick possess.
Only $11,000
Nearly New
4 Unit Court
3 UNITS complete1y furnished, 1
untum. Corner lot 150 ft. x 165
ft. Beautifully landscaped. In-
come $157.50 per month. Room
for 3 more units. Close in E .side,
Costa Mesa. Very neat and at-
tractive. Only
$19,950
11,4 Acre Ranch
2-bedroom house, barn, chicken
house, prire-
$4750
1/2 -Acre Ranch
Dandy 2·bedroom home, newly
decorated inside and out. Ga·
rage, barn, chix house only-
$6950
Open Evenings and Sunday
A. E. JOHNSON
469 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Ph. Beacon 5102-M 57-ltc
El Bayo Tract
Lot on Bay A venue
.$4750
Large Corner Lot
On Peninsula, with view.
$5750
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On Peninsula
2 Bedroom Home
$13,500 Unfurn.
$14,500 Furn.
Income Property
2 bedroom house and 4 small
rental unit.I.
Several good Bay Front Lotl
LCYT ON OCEAN BLVD.
$3000
W . L. JORDAN
700 E . Central, Balboa
Phone Harbor 153
John D. Burha
. 2001 Ocean Blvd.
Phone Harbor 315-Balboa
t!c
2 new Cape Cod houses on
Ocean Front on the
Peninsula
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ANTIQUE SHOP -This low-overhee.d
business gru;ses dose to $15,000 per yeer.
U you can tell Spode from Ming, have your
afternoons free and $6750 to buy the esti-
mated inventory, you can take over tc>-
molTOW in a pleasant and profitable one-
man (or woman) enterprise.
FOOD MARKET-The sul>-leases pay over
a hundred dollars more than the master
lease and the market netted just under
$2000 in June. Owner will work a month
with buyer to give him the low-do..n. Will
inventory $15,000 with a reasonable over-
age for plus profits and earning potentials.
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TACKLE AND WATER SPORTS--
Grosses around a hundred thousand a yeer
with about-$30,000 stock. The ten-year
lease goes with the stock at a thin;! over
cost_ The books reflect substantial earn-
ings. Excellent location.
BEAUTY SALON-'I'hrre-year lease plus
a three--year renewal option. Excellent.
location. earnings, equipment and clientele.
\Veil established. $6500 including stock
and equipment. Year-round trade.
OTHER BUS~ ;t; op~rtunities and
business property available in all zones_
Good selection of business Jots in most sec-
tions of the Harbor area.
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BALBOA COVES -BAY FRONT LOTS
Now ready for your selection . . . Make .
your choice now.
d; ;t; d; ;t;
HARBOR INVESTMENT
COMPANY
Realtors •
30th at Central Ph. Harl>or I600 & 1601
57-ltc
AT CORONA DEL MAR
2-Bedroom Home
New
$11,500
FOR SALE-Balboa Island, small
house with good foundation.
available soon. Owner must aeIL
Price $10,500. half cash. terms.
Call Hub Pow('rs, Harbor 62-W
or 794-R evenings. 57-ltc
Lots $1500
W. J. Holcomb
Exclusive Agent
1517 Coast Hiway, Corona del Mar
Where the F1ags Fly
LOTS FOR SALE-By owner,
60x75 on Bay Ave., near Palm.
InqUire P . 0 . Box 64, Newport.
54-4tp
AVTO SERVICE •
57-21c NOW HERE ------------
-;Real Home Bargain
Five-room house, lot 63x168 ;
new; Newix>rt Heights; one--
car garage; 1 'h blocks high
school. Must sell as as leav-
ing tor east-$8000. Mrs. R.
H . Reed, 380 E . 15th St., Costa
Mesa.
57-ltp
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REAL 1:8TAT1!: EXCHANGE 411
TRADE RENTAI.r-2-bedroom, N .
Hollywood, barbecue, for 1 or 2-
bedroom house. Phone L. A.
SU 18313 or Harbor 2600 ex•
tension 14, \Vheeler. 57-2tp
llONK'f TO LOAN II
LOANS TO BUILD, buy, UDpnn'tL
modernize or renna.nee.
Newport Balboa Federal S&vln«•
and Loan AaodatJ.oo..
Your authorized Oaryaler-
Plymouth Dealer.
Authorized parts
Cornplet~ Lubrication u4
Maintenance
~Mechanlco
Kendall and Quaker State ollo
NEWPORT
HARBOR MOTORS
2616 W. Central Ave-
Phone Harbor 1564-J
38-t!c
3333 Via Lido Ph. Harbor 1500 l-------------
AVTOMOTIVE & TIRE8 58 TRAILERS 11
, TRAILERS FOR RENT-Do your FOR SAl.JE-G. M. 39 truck. %-own hauling and moving. AD.
ton pannel. Call Harbor 596·J. new equipment. $2.25 and $1.50
2000 OCEAN FRONT evenings. • 55-4tc per day. We furnish the bitch.
1-story and a halt, 2-bedroom 1928 NASH 4-door sedan. Good Myrehn Bros. Service Statkn,
bath, large room upstairs for work car. S45.00. 329 Anade, cor. 17th&: Newport Blvd.. Oolta
guest, living room. fireplace. Balboa. Ph. Harbor 1155-W. Mesa. M-cft
kitchen, bedroom and bath over I -----~~~---56-4-~t_c .&IBPLANES
garage, wall heaters. TIRES · 1------------
a
1&-ft. factory .... sled hydroplane,
2004 OCEAN FR.ONT Caab for your used tires two cockpits. 32-h-p. J-
1-story and a half, 2-bedloom and Sell Them for top pr_tce at motor. completely overhauled.
bath, large room upstalra tor Lester's O. K. Rubber Including rebore; haa •teerinc
guest, UVlng room. flttplace, W Id wheel remote control, lot.I ct
dining room. kitchen, .,.,_ed ~ ers cluoo.,, very fut, -
porch with barbecue. lawn. Recapping Wheel Balo.nclnll traDer, $450. Aho 22-h-p. Evln-n-en. bushes, brick· walko, Sectlon Work.. rude A-1 condition, $125. HS
picket fences IWT'OW>ding each. 2900 W . Central, Newpoa:t Beach Santa Ana Ave .• Newport Bncb.
beaulltul unrestricted view of 54-8tc 55-4tp
oceah. These houses open dally -... -;;;llftlli;;;::=-.,=.A!ll;;;; •• ;;.., _;;;;;:-----~.=-:A::O=rue==--=w=A111-::::,=~1=m=-------=.
for ~on. 52-tfc 1
-·coSTA MESA ' WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
123 FLOWER ST .. home or --and Will Pay Top Prices ness: 8 large rooms. 5 bedl'OOITUI,
doutile garage, lot 50 by 150, 1
block to center of town_ Im-
mediate poa., $13,000. Owner.
52-t!c
CORON A DEL MAR. by .,,.,,.,. :
35-loot lot in most desirable sec-
tion-On Fernleaf, 1 % blocks
tram lhoreline boulevard. Priced
to ..u-agent.I. Call Loo
~ Phone Gladstone :1{)21
~ between 5 and 7. 5&-3tc
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SEIJ, YOUR CAR NOW
WbDe Pl1ce8 are Blab. • Phone for our WW....,.. t.iyer who will caJ1 and
.tvlilt you repnllnc OPA reauladom. llldkc
pdaee and arruwe .n dlnn. . . CULBERTSON CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Owtrmet'lrlld OI' •• DD-::·~n:.,. .... mw•OWbal,,lCaapcwtPss'"%. DCCI a.a r a' .._.
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BSING TOUB RADIO TO US
0.. ~ -We'll 'sr* II_. Y .. 0.. llM'9 I& .. Ned. ,.., 1 ...-. w.no-na...._ ~Tt h ,..,.._
1iradio SOS Electric
IL\&OLD I. P*MM --.. ....,...a....,e·a •• ..._.
<i!JJalboa rket
• More 'l"llall 30 Years of 8en1ce to tM 111.rbor'•
SOl llbbo
Ftnest OUeatele
Ph. Barbor 85
•NAMEPLATES•
FOR BOATS AND HOMES -..,..,. MM.l•m •x •%
1-......
Heavy Brass ·············-···-· 2.00
Chromium ···········-·····: ....... 2.50
3.00
4.00
5.00
6.50
TD •A y D&U"t"DY ••• MAQ. OS PBO~ YCKf& oun N'O'" TO
National Engraving Co. Agency ----
Does , Your House
Need Painting?
* No waiting .. :w ork done Immediately by highly
skilled Journeymen Paintets ~J. t he m<>St moo-
e111 equipment and finest mate · •
-A--
Owned and operated by World War D Veterans
-king your permanent good will and patronage.
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For Free FMtlmai-
fhone HARBOR 2645
Bean and Holman
-.-:. ''"'·
•You11 make
every ride
a foy rldet•
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J r'J •Nth euitt than (ailing oft 1
Jog! Just try Chevron Supreme io
your tank. J(5 tailored to your ar
wilh the same skill that perfecttd
Standard's war-proved 8ying fu•ls.
~"' blending agcnu in Otevroo Supreme give you fut
scans. smooth aCceleration, pi.ngJess performance. It's the
finest motor fu el Standard ever proJuced-you can bank
OD '•ttt7 u-ip being a pleasure uip with Chevron Supreme!
Clayton Thompson
Who!Male DIRribuUoa
Ph-IM Bell. Pboae 109i
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T' 11 '17. ""' !!t 1911
Federal Agency's Huge Responsibility
Is Placement of People in Postwar Jobs,
Santa Ana USES Officer Tells Kiwanians ,
OBITUARIES Senate Body Wll
Stlldy Highway
Needs of CoHty
.I Qty Takes
....,...~-.. -. -~-w-~-ay-.'!.A-.~-. ~ ..... 11 , Title to 50
Femando street. Balboa, died at The Collier committee of the
his home Saturday eve-ning fol· Be h L ts State Senate, louring Ca.litomia to
lowing a brief illness. He was a · ac 0 determine highway needs of tbe
native or England .Bnd had resided cities and counties of the 1ts1e.
in California for 28 )"ean and UJ will ·meet in Santa Ana on Aua'$
Balboa for five >"'""· coming ._,., ' 5 for an all-day bearing. . Placeme-nt of tbousa.ads of "·orken In tMI available bldmtrte11 of ()raa&"e Couaty ls only one of the Def nd ts A · dutlm of the United State9 l'.mploymeot Service at S&Dta Aa.L Retralalac ol thou.sands of un•kllled for from Los Angeles. e an in one quiet title meeting of city officiala and
the akllled Jobs of t he future u well M tbe rNdju:stm~at of vetua.as from military to ctvtllaa employ· .Surviving are h is widow. Rose: action instituted by the city ofl the board of supervisors v.18.a held
meat I• al."° a small part of tbe "'ork that the USES ts called upoa to perform lll thl• po9twar period. one son. Ernest TayJpr of \\rest Neu1>0r t Beach r ecovered their last evening at. the county court-
Someth.lnr of the macnttode of thb tremendous peace-time l'ftPOUlbllity or tbe federal uaem· Hollyv.·ood; N.·o daughters. ~lrs. P~perty but the cit)' \\•as granted h?use to fonnulate a stl'eet and
ployme.nt M!M1('e-~\·~ told by E. A.. Byrd. au.btant ma.na«er1ot Ute Orange Coa:aty otne. or tb.e USES, to Efth~I Smith of West HollywOOli title to !llrnost 50 lots ~s ~·o other hl.ghway policy for the future and
membu• or the Neuport Harbor lll"'anl~ club at t beir luA<'heoa. meeUng at Wlllte'a Oafe. Balboa. oa. Bild Mrs. F1orence GaUo"·ay of proceedings v.·ere adjudicated in to correlate the \farlous programs
Friday. . I Brazil. Ind.; three brothers. favor of the cit:,• by Superior within the cities. hTh~ spere_r ~n1trod~~ by worker to his job, the speaker an·\ "You might be surprised when ljarold of Gra.nd Rapids. Mich.; Judge Franklin G. West in Santa .The_ state committe, under the
t e e\f. · A. e _I. c airman nounced that his office ha d rece-iv-I tell you that we also ha\'e 900 Theodore ot Alberta, }:anada. and Ana last \\'eek. ~!Jon o~ Sen. RaJ.mond Col· U t.he. p~gram committee ot the ed inquiries from a number of janitor.; and porters rigbt here in Alfred. \\'est Hollywood; one Mr. and l\ilrs. Franklin \Vind.le lier, JS ~king to establish a poli· ~an~~ ub. ed potential manufacturers who de. Ora.nge county v.•ho want jobs at stster, Mrs. M innie W a l.ski of were awarded title to Lot 2 in 1 cy of highway construction which
)T _s m essage. concern ~e sire to Jocate factory sites in Qr. their trade." Brazil, Ind., and eighf grand-Block 433 Canal Section when should serve th~ various counties ~t vital factor in the economic ange county. -· JobleM 09 Rolla children. they agreed to pay $1000 to the in future years. On its recom-
hfe ~~ th.e county-the structural Decent:ra.llzation of industry At the present time in the Services will be held Wediies-City of Ne\\'J)Ort Be~ch and $100 mendatlOns the state probably will
stabihzallon of ~mploymcnL. . works to the economic advantage southern tier of Orange county day at 2 p.m. from the Harold K. legal fees to City Atty. Roland base its program o f major and
After prefaclng the prtnc~ple of all because it is fundamentally there are 6500 unemployed people Grauel chapel. Costa Mesa, "'ith Tho!Tipson. secondary ·hi&hW&}' improvement:a ~lement ... ?f his t~~ with s~atistical sound, Byrd said. --<>ne-thlrd of whom are women-the Rev. E. D. Goode ll officiating Title "'.as vested in the city in to be undert~en in the near f~
information relati\·e to baste wages Indmh'y Expand• with no previous work history, the and interment wil be private. 12 lots tn Block 142, formerly lure.
for the worke r and the need of Citing a survey made by the speaker pointed out. o."~ed by the Orange County Re--
adequate transportation to get the manufacturing industry of South-"Many of these present a prob-NORA BECK fuung Co. Three partners, A. G. Swim Date Set ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. em California, he asserted that lem," he said. ''The)' are, in some Mrs. Nora Beck. 69, died Sat-Verm.ich, R. M. Thomas arid Wil·
the total number of industrial instances, they do profess bting urday at her home, 669 West 18th liam C. J ones are dead: their S"im cl&sscs in the Balboa
'K'Orkers in Southern California in the labor market for the ex-street, Costa Mesa, after a brief wi~o~-s failed to make appear. phase of the annual Red Cross
industry rose from 225.000 in the lpressed purpose of drawing unem-illness. She was a .native·of Texas ances and the proceedings wei-e program for Ne'''POr t Harber _......,_ pre."·ar period to 771,000 up to ployment insurance." and a r esident of Costa Mesa for completed b)' court appointmen t start next f\tonday.
I V-E day. The USES objects to this phil· 19 years. of Frank L. Bo\,man as adminis·
I ''\Ve knO\\' !hat 25 p('r cent of osophy as much as anyone else, SurviYing are her "·idO\\-'er:Frcd trato: of !he estates.
-, these \~orke.rs came from South-but, Byrd said. the people who 8.re Beck of Costa Mesa ; one son, Thi~ty·s~x lots scat~ered thro~gh
ern. California. They \Vere old-time adapting this means o f getting Montey Channl'l of Los Ange les; the ctty included R1vC"r. Section, res1~en1s. Most of them had no jobless insurance believe that they one daughter, Mrs. Nora Schorr Lake Tract, Canal Section. East
prl'Y_ious labor or factory history.! have a right to it. of Lomita: t\Yo sisters. Mrs. !\'lay Newport, Balboa Tract and Se<l\
THIS WEEK .
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ABT BAKER'S NOTEBOOK
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rtANICUN llSIAICM CO. ... . ... ,.,,..
... Attention ..•
SPORTSMEN -FISln:RM.EN
BOAT O\\'NE.RS ,
LIFE for fabrics
-when appUed to &t.lla aacll
O othlnlg wtU keep tbem DRY
-Adcb. No Wel&ht.
-SEE--
WHOLESALE -RETAIL
911 Gout HJpway
BeMlOll &101
~ big pcrc:ent~.gC' came from out· ThC' S(X'aker did say that there Cook of Lomita a nd Mrs. ~1uriel sh?re Colon)' ~eas \\·l're also
side the state. B:,Td addl'd. is a big demand in the Newport Lund of San Leandro; t,,.o broth·. &\\~dl'd· to the city \\'hen a score
In June. 1946. the total number Harbor area for skilled machinists, ers, Rex J.l ulgin of Re no, Nev. and of listed. defendants failed 10 OJ>-
or ~\'ork~rs emplo>.:_l'd in Southern carpentC'rs a.nd boatbuilders. Constant Hudgins of Searchlight, pose acllons or \\'aived intC'rests.
Cahforn1~ was . 285,000. This \\'RS "lf I could lay my hands on boat NC"v. a reduction of over 51 per cent builders 1 could place them down Funeral ser Yices v.·cre held at 2 News-Times advertieemeots an
since \!.£ day. here whC're the demand exceeds p.m. today in the Harold Grauel )"OU?' gu1~ to eMlttnt IPl'lldina'.
At th~ present time the labor the 'supply," added the assistant chapel, Costa Mesa, with the Rev. Ir-----------:...,
market in Southern California has manager of USES. Carl J ohnson offi ciating and inter. s H 0 E s
a tremendous number of people-The various classifications of ment u i ll be in Searchlight, Nev. ·
75 per cent is . the rough figure, employers demanding help are.
V..'hO have had httle or no training small businesses, restaurants, tex· Rent Rates ~ While You Walt for the w~rk that will be required tile and structural.
of them lf they should apply for .Jobs A.nalyud Ra p
Industrial Jobs In the present "ln the last three weeks, the Y ,agan
pe;,iod. . USES has received requests tor H•t c ty 515 East Ba Fr t A:J we know during the war V.'Omen in clothing and leather in-I oun y on
the government contracted people dustries and there is a demand Nert door to llat:' View Vale
for wor~ in _the plants and ~I>" for certain types of workers in 8 a. m. to • p. m.
yards. prlmar11~ for one operauon machinery-auto and farm ma· Poor Board and 1n ~me .. instances_ skill was chinery."
not required. Byrd said. Byrd next explained the pro-
. SkDl J>m.eed~ . cesses of analyzing prospective ~t 1~ the r~nv,rs1on penod job holders from a personalized p~1vate industry 1s ~emanding . a standpoint
h1ghl'r d egree of skill from 1 ts These s urve"" he said will one \\'or ken ~ ... , ' "We · k . . day be the pattern by which all . ta e men and build their industries will employ people.
The county board of supervis·
ors was handed a headache last
Week in the form of rent increases
-and it looks as if there is noth-
ing for that body to do but pay.
··-lETERANS.
TRAVELING
IROSS
--Newpon-
• •
~~Ils up an~ within the scope of Vets Aided
1ve years industry will absorb Service to veterans is another
them much better than now," one of the jobs performed by the Byro declared. .
Ex I · · th -~~ Uruted States Employment Serv· p a1n1ng e pr ....... ~ure orig. .
inating with . the United State' tceffimsctf 8 veter an of both World
Employment Service. he said War I and n. the employment
every applicant procew.ed fot a service officer said he has an af.
job is questioned about his work fection for every man who has
history, "and whe re there is no \\'Orn a uniform.
Welfare Director Thomas P .
Douglas informed the supervisors
that a dozen cases of increases in
r ents paid for quarters for welfare
patients have been reported to his
office. H e also said that the county
will have to pay the increases or
look for other living quarters for
the patients, something that is
well·nigh impossible.
We will build you a
Three Bedroom Home
othtT background or occupation, However, he said, the veteran
it penTjits us to find other skills should not always depend on his for these people." .
The USES now has 92 000 peo-gl~ry to get him a good job. .
pie • available for truck.driving· 'He should be. ":'-~de to r ealize
7200 for \velding v.·ork: 7000 clerk~ that ~e was a c1v.11lan before. ~e
exclusi"e of stenographers and I ".""ent into the servtce a:nd a ctVl ·
typi.sts. ''The greatest d d 1 1an \vhen he got out <?f 1t and th~t ~.. s he must compete "'lth other Cl· for ste nographers and typists he .1. . . · b.. B·--i said · VI 1ans 1n securing a 10 , ,., u
0 Re welfare client living in
Newport Beach got notice that
his $10 a month room will hence.
forth cost him $50 m onthly-all
that the county allows him for
living expenses.
in Costa Mesa
--Come In and See Us -
Newport Bay -Company
17th and Fullerton, COSTA MESA
•
. Thou8&Ddl A \'allable said .
Business demands a hlgher d e-Most vete.r ans \Vant to be a
Another client in Costa Mesa
was informed that his room r ent
was r aised from S25 to $60, and
stilJ another in the same commu-
nity got notice of a raise from $18
to $25.
George M. Holstein m Roland Lagerlof
gree of efficiency. People for these citizen and cooperate with the
positions must show evidence of United States Employment Serv-
ability to produce, the speaker ice in the latter's effor t to place
added. them in jobs. the employment of·
"The greatest demand in this fidal added.
classification is for stenographers ''However, whe n you consider
and typists; we cannot get enough that the young man was ya.nked
of tt'tem to supply all requests," out of his home into the service
he sa1d. and was thrown into physical con·
Only one eviction against a we).
fare client has been sought, Doug·
las said, and this at C.Or on a del
Mar.
Drlve C&rerully-Spare a Ute.
Se"en thousand clerks are also tact "-'ith other phases of military ,------------~
needed in Orange county, he re-. life, you can readily understand
ported. his emotion al reaction;· the speak-
The USES also has a\'ailable
92,000 propJe for truc kdriving;
7200 for w elding work; 2500 for
mechanical work: 3000 for assem-
bler w ork; 500 for marine ma-
chinery; and 750 for tractor oper·
ation and 700 guards.
er stated.
The USES has a department
which m akes an effort to a djust
vetl'Tans to the aspects of civil life,
and in this way his chances of em·
ployme nt a re enhanced.
Place Handicapped
FOB INSURANCE SEE
Howard W. Gerrish
~NewportBoalenrd
COSTA lllESA
Pbone 8-oon 0141
VACATIONING EAST·?
Go the thrifty sight-1eeinp waf
l
....
c:;
•
FOR REALLY DISTINCTIVE
l\1any of the people in the ma-
chine shop and allied occupa lions
are passed the age limit but are
readil:,• employable along with the
youngrr men. B}Td said.
Handicapped prople who •are
potentially "'orkers are also prf>.
cessed for employment through
the federal employment service.
Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life
License and C.Ontract
Bonds Writren
VENETIAN BLINDS
INSIST ON
BENOVA'DON
•
BUDGET TERMS
Our Blinds Are Guaranteed
Wood
Steel
Aluminum
l'BIZ ESiiMATDJ
Phone Beacon 5881-J
• '
. GORDON a~ FINDLAY
COSTRACl'OR AND BUILDER
ornce: MIO Cout Blvd. Phone Harbor '-1,t
CABINET SHOP SERVICE
CABINETS AND MILLWORK
T. C. J OHNSON, Supt.
4G?SOUIS-t
Al IENTION ! !
Home and Boat Owners-Builders
Sinks, Drainboards and Galleys
Built to Your Specifications
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CUSTOM METAL PRODUCTS CO.
W ...... _,_.A,., • MB G4 PPIP ..... , I, .....
DEAL'.S
Famous
Smoked ·Fish
Always Fresh
110 McFadden Pl.
lllala Stere: 101 lllclaW1'J"
"'At Road t.o Balboa blaDI"
Boat Owners •••
Canvas
By the Yard
Wide Widths-AD Lengths
Santa Ana
Tent & .Awning Co.
la9 8o. Mala 11&.
l'llcJMI07
SANTA ANA
Greyhound gives you •••
Greater Variety of Scenic Ravtes. You an go oae way.
return another .•• taking your pick of numerous aceaic
routes in both directions ..• all on OD• rouod·trip ticbt..
More Dally Departures East. Plan 1°"' trip to suit yow
own convenience. Cboote from numerous, round-tbe-doclr.
departutts to :onywhere East, right from your home town.
Low, Dallar-Savl119 ....._ Gttyhound'• thrifty 1areo-
you lllOtt to apencl OD other thinr .. TOD go. sne -
and teu OD your cat ••• tra"ffl at -fo< ku C101t ...
clmiog. ioii; aua aniogs oa roand trip.
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NEWPORT BALBOA NEWS-TIMES BUSINESS AND . PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
G"ving names, addresses and telephones or Manufacturing, ~ and Prof~ional In~ of Newport, Balboa, <;osta ~esa, Corona del Mar. 1 · Huntington Beach and vicinity. Reproduction of this Directory 111 book form will be ready for FREE distribution soon. •
Corrections in addresses, telephones, etc, and additional listings may be made up t.o 6 p. m. t.omorrow-do not write-but please phone Harbor 12 or 13 or Harbor 595
BEA'IJTY SALONS CESSPOOL SEBVICE COl>"TBACTORS-MABU.'E ELECTRICAL DEALERS Al>"I> GROCERIES AND MARKETS L(l)lllEB
ACCOtn."TA-"1TS AUTO l!El'AIR .U."I> SERVICE ffiENE SCULL'S BEAUTY SHOP MUNOZ. RAY-221 Knox, Costa CROFT .l NEVILLE. INC.-1201 SERVICE GEORGE'S SUPER MARKET HAYWARD LUMBER AND INV. BASS~. GEORGE D.-2004 W. CULBERTSON CHEV R 0 LET ~-·" 305u ~ti --• Coast H N Be ch NEWPORT EI.EC APPUANCES 601 Coast Hwy., Corona de! Mar. CO ~ 26th N ..-Be ~ ·L.l.. CO.. INC.--3001 W. Central -Irene ,.,.,,-u..1, owner. .,.. Mesa. Beacon 5447. c .&IUUI> \'\')'"., ewport a . . Harbor 356. Courteous Ser\ice. .-..::vu , e .... ,........ •11,;Qo Central Ave., Newpor t Beach. Be ch. H bor Main, Balboa. Harbor 1880. and Cesspool Pumpi g . Also Beacon 5137. P. O. Box 171. -2305 Coast Blvd.. Newport Q h p 1 Harbor 234S.
Harbor 1805-J. Accountant. A'•e., Newport a ·. ar Permanent Waving, Sham~ Cesspool and Septic Tank Build-Bulkheads, Dredging. t.ioorings, Beach. Harbor 2138. Perfecold uality Mere andise. lenty o WARD ~GTON LUii·
COLEMAN, o . F.-2004 W. Cen-513. Complete Automot1~·e Sen'-i.ng, Rinsing and Hair Tinting. ing. Floats. Piers and Towing., Commercial Refriger ation. Phi1· Free Parking at Rear of Store. BER CO.-Bay Diatrict Yard.
tral Ave., Newport Beach. Har-lee. Olevrolet, Oldsmobile, Cad-Complete Beauty Service. 00 Refrigerators and Freezers. HERSHEY, ANTON, MARKET c G \Vard F C Harringt
bor 1374-J. iliac. Hydramatic. Part ~ Serv-KEITH-LEE ·BEAUTY SALON-CH.D.DR.l!N APPAREL VO~"TR.ACl'OR-PLASTEBING Blue F1ash Refrigera tors and SPOT-200 Marine Ave., Ba.1-\\;altE.r S. $pi~r •. owners, ~
HAFENFELD, B. N. -714 E. ice, Towing Servtce. Union 76, 209 ltlarine Ave., Balboa Island. BOBBY SHOP, ntE-Bob and FIPPS, OIAS. C.-000 Seaview Beverage Coolers. Tyler Refrig-boa Island. Harbor 1000.' Groc-Coast Hwy., at the AJ'Che9. C>cean Front, Balboa. Harbor Gas, Oils a nd Greases. Telephone Harbor 261 . Special-Sally Brown. nt E. Central Ave .. Comoa del Mar. Hai'bor eration Equipment. Also Radio eries, Fresh Meats. Vegetables Newport Beach. All Building
726. Res.. Harbor 1429-R. Book-DAVEY GARAGE-M. M. Da .. ·ey, izlng in Cold Waves, Dyeing, Ave., Balboa. H arbor 1158-W. 1157-W. Carl Warren-Beacon Sales and Ser vice. a nd Fruits. Received Fresh Materials. Five Yards in Orange
keeping S~tems Installations o~'ller . 21292 Newport Blvd., Hair cutting and Styling. Janet No'\•clty and Toys. 51~J. F or plastering. call R.. F . Daily. Full Llne of Liquors, Im-County.
and Mon thly Ser..,icc. Audits. Costa Mesa. Beacon h5201~-J . and !\lary in Attendance STORK PENTHOUSE-Jan Hen-Fipps, 609 S. Ross, Santa Ana. ENGINES ported a.nd Domestic. 1----''-----------
Tax Senice.. Complete ?o.totor 0...er au tng. \'J'S BEAUTY SHOP-llo3 Coa!t derson and Dee Boyd. owners, Ph. 0689-1't. SEABOARD EQUIP?.tENT CO., HILLTOP 11.1cARKET~inton L. MACHINE SHOPS
HOFFA:IAN, A. C.-3102 Lafay-Cracked Blocks. \\1heel and Axle H"')' .. Corona del Mar. Harbor 1211 Coa!t H"'Y·· Corona del CREDIT REPORTING THEr-1205 Coast H\vy., Ne\v-Selby. o\Arncr , 447 Newport ALlO't<otOTTVE PARTS SERVICE
e tte Ave .. NC'-'1X>rt Beach. Har-Aligning, Tire Ba18ancin~, Stea~ 179-W. !\1ar. Harbor 1829. AGENCIES port Beach. Beacon 5841 . Dis-Blvd.. Costa ?o.1 1'sa. Beacon --409 \\'. 3rd St .. Santa Ana. Pb.
bor TIS. Public Accountant. In· Cleaning. Ne"' attcr1l'S an tributors for General 1-·totors 5257-J . Comple te Grocery Mar-1242. H<'rbert E . Ho\l.·ell. prop.
come 1lax CounsC'lor , Yacht Recharging. BIRD FARl\IS ClllROPRACTOBS COAST CREDIT BUREAU-D. Diesel Engines. 150-2000 Horse-, ket . Fresh Meats. Fresh Veg-Complete Line t.1achine Shop
Brokt'.'r, Gfneral Insurance.. HI-WAY GARAGE-1740 New. COSTA l\:fESA BIRD FARl\1-GREENBERG, ALICE \V"ILBER, M . Hummel. Secy-:P..1gr .. 901 po\A·er and for Mercury Out-etabl£>S and Fruits. Delivered S<.>n rice. Specializing in Rehor·
PIERCE. JA~tES o .-1761 Ne\\'-port Blvd .. Costa ?.1esa. Beacon 2060 Ne\\rport Blvd .. Costa }.1esa. D. C.--327 Bay, Costa Mesa. Coast H""·· Newport Beach. board l\1 otors. Engine RC'build· Daily. in$?, Pin Fitting. Valve Refacing,
port Blvd. Costa ~·tC'sa. ∾on 5301. Official Station for Auto-&aeon 521 1. Deacon 5306.J. Office hn. 2-7 Beacon 5464. Credit R eporting. ing. All Sizes. H OGAN'S FOOD CEh"TER MAR-Align Reaming.~ Pickup and
535.5-J. ,.\udits. Bookkeeping mobile Club of SoulhC'rn Cali-p .. m . ~tonday, \\'('dn<'Sday and DESTAL LABORATORIES ~EVE TRAIXl.NG KET-1101 Coast H'-'J · .. Corona Df>li\•c>ry. Setups. Bookkeeping and Ta."< fornia, 24-Hour SC'r Vi('('. BOAT RtiJLOERS A.~D Friday. -FF ETHEL D O drl Mar. Harbor 179.J. Groc-SAl\.tP~ON P.'CACHL.'JE SHOPS-
Servitt. KEl\·fP'S BEACON SER\11CE--REPAIR.~ HENNING. ROBERT J .. D. C.-
1
\VENDELL. ROY. DENTAL Nin ~D~nt, Baloo'a Isia~. er iC's. Fresh Meats. Vegetables H. F . Sampson. O'-''ner. 1604
_::::;::..:..::::::c..---------1 Roy B. Kemp. prop., 825 E. 4th. LO\Vl\•fAN BOAT BUILDERS-Suite 218-220 Otis Bldg .. 4th & TECJINl ClAN-1905 Fullerton Har 258'2. Dr. Bates' !.ie thod and Fruits Recei,·ed Frc>sh Nt'.'\\!)'>Ort B1..,d .. Cost/\ Mesa.
AlRPORTS Santa Ana 5960. ComplPte Mo-N. L. Lo\Aman. Designer a nd l\.·tain. Santa Ana . Ph. 6636. Res. fve... Costa l\.lC'Sa . Beacon Daily. Beacon 5801. Light and Hea'Y
NE\VPORT BAY SKY l lARBOR ror Overhaulinf!. ~totor Tuneup. Builder , 1595 Newport Blvd., Ph. Santa Ana 1263-ltl. Lincoln _5034 __ -\_v_. ___________ o:.f:_:E~c.::Tr.:..::a:.:in:.:i:.:n"g'-. -----·--1 LA VALLEY'S FOOD MART-112 lttachine \\lo rk. Soecializing in
_19th and Placentia. Costa Body and Fender \Vork. \Vc>ld· Costa l\.1 esa. Beacon 5252. Cor -Graduate. X-Ray 1...aborat.or y DENTISTS FEED STORES ~1 cFaddn P L, Ne\\•port Beach. Marinc> and Boat Supplies.
1'tesa . Call Santa Ana 2140, Fly-ing .. Complete Painting. ner of \6th and Newport Blvd. hours 9-12. 1-5 a nd by appoint-KELTER. FRANCIS E .. D.O.S.-BOULE\' ARD FEED STORE-Harbor 415.
ing I nstruction. ,.\irplanc .Sales NE\VPORT AUTO 'Yl-'ORKS-124 \\'e Specialize in Fast Cruisers ment. Q (fice 2261h Onvx Ave .. Balboa 2240 • Ne'-''port Blvd., Costa QC'EAN FRONT ltiARKET-2110 M.4..LT RROP
and Service. Charter Scr.•icC'. 30th at Coast Blvd., Ne .... 1>0rt a nd Utility Boats. Also Build CHURC HES Is land. Harbor 2563-J. Mesa. Beacon 5481. Seeds, feeds Ocean Ftont, Newport B<>ach. MESA f\1ALT SHOP-Royce H . Beach. H arbor 1420. ~t otor Sailboats. and Insecticidf'S. H ar bor 633. GroccriC'S, Fresh Carvin anrt Rov 1\.1. Johnson,
AMBlJLASCE S ER\'JCE Overhaulin&. Tune Up, Parts WING SANG BOAT AND RE~ CHRIST CHURQI BY THE SEA L UCAS. OBED. D.O.S.-2202 \V. CARR FEED STORE-1827 New-r.teat s. Fruits and Vegetables. O'l.\'llC'TS. 1770 NC', .. 1>0rt .Blvd,
i\SSOC1ATED A l\t BULAN CE and Accessories, New Tires. PAIR YARD-Capt. S . J . Bar--1424 W. Central Ave., Newport Central Ave., Newport Beach. port Bl..,d., Costa Mesa. Beacon Beverages and Mixes; Also Costa Mf"sn . Beacon 5224-J. Our
SE RVICE-\V. l-L Smith. O\A'TlCr . Tubes. Recap3ing, Batteries. den. 811 Coast Hwy., Newport Beach. Harbor 235-\V. Rev. E. Harbor 1480. 5245. BC'f'r and \\'ine. Speciallv I!! Fro.~ty Malts. Also
Call operator ror Zenith 6040. Recharging a n Rentals. Affili-Beach. Beacon 5414. Res. Beacon DN. Goode~'... 3000h HOee00an 1FT699-onRt, RAPP. GORDON E .. D.D.S.-2833 FJRE\\,.OOD \VA VES. THE-Bill and Opal Have ?11'sltM Milk!!. JN' Cream
24.hour. ated with National Automobile 5636-W. Handle Boats Up to e\l,,l'pOrt P<:'ac · ar r · W . Centr al Ave .. Newport Beach Linthicum. O\\'llers, 6500 Coast to _TakP Qui and Sand'-''iches.
Club. 24-Hour TO\\.'ing Service. 65 Ft. Long and 100 Tons Gross. S .S . 9 :50 a. m .. ?11oming \Vor-H arbor 421-J . WRIGHT LUMBER YARD-l7S4 Hwv., Ne\A'J)Ort Beach. Harbor THF.LMA'S l\.fALT SHOP-Thel· AXl.~E!\t'ESTS )1£\.\1PORT HARBOR hitOTORS s hip. 11 :00 a. m. Methodist Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. 2252-J. Complete Line of Groc-ma Watson. 0'-''1leT. 1815 New.
BAY ARCADE-706 E . Bay Ave.. -2616 \V. Central Ave .. Ne'-''· BOAT B~DERS AND SALES Youth F ellowship 6:30 p. m. DEPARTME!'lli"T STORES Bt>ac'on 5665. Fireplace Wood. eries. Open 7 Days a Week. port Rlvd .. Costa ltfesa. Beacon
Balboa Harbor 1365. 703 Edge-port Beach. Harbor 1564-J. WATSON BOATS -611 Coast Evening \Vorship 7:30 o. m. ORKINS DEPT. STORE-~irs. D. Barbecue Charcoal. ·Coal a.nd Texaco Products. Complete Mo-5424-\V.
wate r ·Balboa. Fountain lunch. ComplelC' Motor Overhauling, ~2Tiwy .. ,"s~1~Aiit80BeAaTchHDQ. Befts.~ Mid Week \\·orship. \Vednesday Loptian. mgr .. 1793 NeYv-port __ B_r_iq.o.u_e_ts_.__________ tor Overhauling. Tune-Up. _.:_:::c,.:.:.:._ _______ _;_
Roof ·Garden. Specializing in Tune Up. Batteries and Batte ry -.1 7 :30 p. m. BALBOA ISLAND Blvd .. Costa MC"Sa. SC'acon 5765. FISH C • .\NNER...fii; Greasing, Painting, Automobile MA~"UFACTURING
:steaks. For reser..,ations phone Ser.rice. Comple te Brake Ser"'-We MAKE Many Sizes a nd o-tAPEL--128 Agate, Balboa WESTERN CANNERS CO.-\V. Accessories. S & O MANUFACTURING CO.-Harbor l6Tl. ice. Greasing and Lubr ication. Kinds of Skiffs and DinClghie5 Island. Dr. Harry White, 1.1.inis-DOUGH~ ?o.1. t..ongmoor. J . E. Spangler . --------------120 Broadway, Costa Meu,
AR
LOR-Quaker Statc-1\·tobiloil and Ke n· and the "Watson Oink" ass tc>r. 1104 S . Bay Front. Balboa COT"TAGE DO-NUT AND WAF-T. A. Thomas, owners. 30(X) La-HARDWARE Beacon 551\7-W. !.1anufactul"e1"9
STAG .U.iUSE'.\t ENT P . dall 20(X).Mile. Sailer. Also Paddleboards. WE Island. H arbor 1465-R. S . S., FLE SHOP-Kenn)' Nichols and fayette. Newport Beach. Har-BAY DISTRICT HARD\VARE-of KROS·O.
Sam Zastro"' a nd Frank Bila. RALPH'S GARAGE-Ralph E . SELL Other Good Small Craft. 9 :30 a . m .. Morning \Vorship George Sterlin~. owners. 305 bor 193. lt1arine Dock, 2904 La-210 ~1arinE" Ave., Balboa I sland. _=..:.::::=c:_.:::_~ccc===c--
ownen. 21 11 Coast Bl..,d .. Ne...... Felker . O\A'ller. 1656 Ne'-''porl H ughes Ke lson F old F1at. OPEN 11 :00 a . m. Ma rine Ave .. Balboa Island. fayette. Newport Beactr. H arbor Harbor 11 24-\V. MARll'ii"E MACHl1\,STS
port Beach. Harbor 1276. Bl\'d., Costa l\.t esa. 'B<'acon SUNDAY P . ?-1. COSTA ltfESA F OUR SQUARE Ha rbor 2672. Donuts and Waf. 1935. Complete Line of Shell Oil COSTA ,._fF.~A PAINT AND RAM ENGJJ\'EF.RTNG CO.-C. R.
--5817-W. Complete Motor O"'er· ...... a O IURCH--Corner of Cabrillo Oes a Specialty. Complete Foun-Co. Products. F acilities for Un-HARD\''ARF. STORE -1842 Rustenbarh. Donald V. Mun<"'.
A.."'TIQCES hauling and Tune Up. BOAT DEAL:ERS, s~ ·"--'"D a nd Or ange Ave .. Costa Mesa. tain Service. loading Fish. Newport Bl\'d.. Costa Mesa. Ja("k Ayling. O\'''""'rs. 31st ~t.,
BOB'N DICK-5(}11..; \\'. Central ROBINS. THEOOORE-2116 W. SERVICE Re.... a nd Mrs. G. \Villard Beacon 5780-J. ComPle!le Line of Nc\\'OOrt fu>arh Harbor 287-J.
Ave .. Balboa. Harhor mo. An· Central Ave., Newport Beach. BALBOA CANVAS SHOP-2241,l Stt'.'arns. Beacon 5826. S . S.. DRAFTING ~ERVIC'E FISH MARKETS Sherman \Villiams P aints. Com-Marine M;:ichlnists.
tiques Bought and Sold. P.orce-H ar,Pord 28. Authorized F ord 21st .. Ne'-'•port Beach. Harbor 9 :30 a . m . Morning \Vorship HARRIS. JAS . A.-1282 S . E. BAY SIDE FISH MARKET-28th plete Line of H ard"'are.
lalns. Glas!. Sllve.~, Furniture. Sales and Service for Newport ~ ~ail_ Mtfers i ~t Covc>rs 10 :45 a. m. Crusader Ser..,ice RochC's ter . Costa MeSa. Beacon S t. Nf.'wport Beach. Harbor 61 5.
Lamps. 'The Boys. Beach H arbor Arca. an flrtne phoster1ng. 6 :00 p. m . Berean Se!"-;ce. 6 :30 5412-J. Na..,al Architectural En-We ~·ater to Hotels. Markets. ROME BUU.DERS
PLASTIC \VATERCRAFT CO.-p. m . Eve. Evangelistic Service gineering S<!rvice. a nd estaurants. Daily Delivery WARFIELD CO.-Joseph Wet1ton .
APARTMENTS WARNER'S . BEN. BODY & Dick Othmer, O'-'"ner. 407 E. at 7 :30 p. m. Tuesday Prayer \VATKJNS. ROY M.-8l8 Coast of Fr h Fish and Shell Fish. r oast Hwy. at 17th. Ne\ .. rport
BEACH HOUSE APTS. THE-FENDER WORKS-108 W. 2nd, Central Ave.. Balboa. Harbor s 7 30 y p DEAL'S SMOKED FISH-Coast Beach. Beacon 5727. '1 516 W Santa Ana 5056 or 3110. Off1·-2673 Ch Id Bo M r!h t'.'rvice, : p. m. oung eo-Hwy., Nc>wport Beach. Harbor -------~------Mrs. Robinson , i,· anager. · · emo als, a · e pies Service. F riday 7 :30 p. m. 718. Residential and Busint'.'ss Hwy.· and Balboa Island Road, HOSPITALS
r-ntral A ... e.. Balboa. Harbor cial Auto Club Garage of Sout h-Equipment. Top-0-Car Boats FIRST CHURCH O F CHRIST, Pl C I Corona del ~iar. Harbor 2031. ~ h · ter C 1·r 'I t 0 h 1· Bo ans. omp e te Working Plans NE\VPORT EMERGENCY HOS-
154-W. Close to s opp1ng cen · ern a 1 . 1• o or ver au 1ng. and P addle ards. SCIENTIST _ Lido Theater, d S ·r· · i:.----HORMAN. J . P. F ISH MARKET
k Only 1 Tu Bod d F d COAST CO 23 nd an pea 1cat1ons for .::x.~uring PITAL--2830 W. CentTal Ave .. Plenty of par ing space. . neup. Y an en er SOUTH .-rd a ,..._ntral Avenue and v1·a Lido. p . p d -2320 W . Central A ... e .. New--• w k S c· 1· · g In H vy W C al N n -h \.A: erm1ts. atent Dra'-'ring an Ne .. ,mnrt Beach. Harbor 1028. block t o bellui •. or s. pe 1a 1z1n ca . entr . ewport u.:-ac . A Branch of the Mother,Church. CUs 8 .1 F port Beach. Harbor 112. All t --=--'-.:.~-'------------
CARTER'S AP'fS.-Mn. Eunice Tov"ing. 24-Hour Servicr. Frame Harbor 2600. Runabouts. Cruis-The First Church of Christ. Sci-tom ui t urniture Designs. Kinds of Fresh Fish. JIOTELS
Carttt o"'ll('r and manager. Straightened and Wheel Align-er:s. Sail Boats. 'l\'tarine Engine!. · Bos M s s 9 30 DRUG STORES ISLAND ROOMS -E . C. a nd
1025 W •. ~-n tral Ave .. Newport ment. Marine Hardware and Pat'nts. f'n ttst, ton, ass. · · : flSHING-SPORT vo.-· n. m . Sunday Service 11 a . m. BALBOA PHARMACY _ Lonnie KIMBALL'S LIVE BAIT BOATS Grace Nash. owners. 127 Agate
Beach. H1trbor 920. AUTO \\>,TEEL ASD BRAKE Gener al and Builders' Hard-Wed. Testimonial l\.1eeting. noon. R. Vincent. O\\.'tler. Ma rvin Fritz. -Ray Kimball. owner, 221 19th Ave.. Balboa Island. Harbor
HARDING APARTMENTS AND SER'\'ICE ware. Complete Boat Building R('ading Room. 111 Palm Street. Pharmacist. TISE. Central Ave.. Bay Landing, Newport Beach. _...::233-=...cWc..:... ----------
R001'1:S-l\trs. Louis Verwey. RED'S FR~1 E. \\'HEELS Al"D and Repairing. Balboa. Open daily 1 :00 p. m.-Balboa. Harbor 105. Drugs. Harbor 326. Daily Live Bait ROUSE CLEA~'<ERS
421 H arding. Balboa. Harbor BRAKE SERVICE-429 \\'. 3rd, \VIL.SON. KENNETI-f E .. CO.-5:00 p. m .. e xcept Sundays and · F Bo " 2204 Santa Ana. 337. Frames. '-''h('('ls 925 Stale Hwy. on Route 101, holida)'S. Public invited to a t-=-:~~~"tirugog~~at'ies~unch. ats Also Live Bait Char ter A~E,!;'~5J_fj~"'·e~~;.
KEEN°E BUNGALOW COURT -Straightened. Brakes Repaired Newport Beach. Beacon 5271· tend the church services and B~A SPORT FISH I NG 300 The Rialto. Ne'-\'J)Ort Beach.
204 Adams,, Balboa . H a r bor and Relined. \\'heel Alignment. Chr is-Craft, Utility Boats, Run-use the Reading Room. COSTA MESA PHARMACY-Al FLEET-Frank Bell, Balboa Harbor 379-J . Complete H ouse-
224-W. w ·lr y Ba I an c in~, Hubs. Drums abouts. Cruisers, Motor Yachts. LADY OF I\IT. CARMEL C ATH-Pinkley, owne r . l SW Ne\A'J>Orl Pavilion. Balboa. Harbor 331. cleaning Service. Including ~'IATI'SON COURT-1 iam i Straightened and Turned. Ex-Chr ysler 1\-larin(' Engines. Chris-OLIC CURCH-Rev. Thomas B. Blvd., Costa Mesa. SC'acon 5305· Daily Live Bait Boats. Charters Windov.-s. Floors. Kitchens.
·?.lcEwen. O'-'"T1Cr , 206 E. Centra pert Brake Sen•icc. Electric and Craft Mar ine Engines. Noona n. 1423 \\'. C('ntral Ave.. Complete Fountain S<>rvice. Arra ng·".
Ave .. Balboa. Harbor 1417. . Acet>·lcne Welding . \Vholesale-BOAT RENT . ..\Lf' .,...111\RTER Ne" .......... rt Beach. Harbor 214. Film [)('velopment. Fin(' Toile t· PORT 0~ G ND Sl'VVT'WT" C'aulkin2 and Sprav Painting.
OCEAN VIE\V AP'TS.-Kathar1ne . .,__,. 1~ rics a nd Stationery. Careful and RAN E A ..... v 1' S HOME SUPE R SERVICE -
Webb, O"'Tler a nd manager. 806 Retail. \\'e Feature Bee Line McNALLY'S BALBOA BOAT Ma!!lse5-Summer , 8 :00. 10;00, Prompt Attention to Prescrip-LA1'11;>I NG-J. S. Barrett, O\VTI· George \ron GrubC'n , OYv'ller. 1018
E . Ocean F'ront, Balboa. I-ta r· System. U VERY-705 E. Bay Ave .. Bal-and 11 :30 a. m. \Vinter, 8 :00. tion:s. er. (;forge H . Cole, gen. mgr.. Coast Blvd .. Corona del Mar.
,\UTO \VRECKING hoa. Harbor 406. McNALLY'S a nd 10 :00 a . m. ST. J O HN VI-11 01-1135 Coast H .... 'Y .. Ne\vporl H a rbor 2574-W. W indow Was'h·
bor 78· PTS A'"D ROOMS-\'IERICAN \UTO SALVAG<O' BALBOA lSLt\ND BOAT UV-ANN EY CATHOLIC CHURCH CRA\VFORD'S. SAM· PRE-Beac,. Beacon 5525 or Beacon ing, \Vall Washing. All Kirids of OP'I11\'10 A · 1" f •~ ' r .--1\farinc Ave .. Balboa Island. SCRIP'TION PHARl\1ACIST -Don and Emma Richards. 119 Forrest Almquist nnd Lehn1nn F:RY-Ncxt to !he Ferry Land· lfarbor 214. Masses-Summ<'r, 1 ~1 0 Nc"'·port Bl\'d .. Costa Mesa. 5155. C ar penter Work and Repairing.
23rd. Nc"'port Beach. Harbor Almquist. props., 2801 So. ~·t:iin . ing. Balboa Island. Harbor 0 30 d IO 00 ,,, .. 1 Bearon S04l. fiJ ~Jl£NG Sl'PPLIES Commercial \Vork. Store Fronls.
MAR11\"'E RF:P.AfRfNG
BATF:MAN. LEE. M ARINE RE-
P AIRING -2810._ Lafa,,.,tte
AvC> .. Ne'-''r>ort Beach. Harbor
Rl 1. Gener al Machining. En&?"ine
Overhauling a nd Installation.
Marine W ays a nd All T ype5 of
W e!lding.
MARTI'lii"'E SERVICE,
ALBION BOAT REPAIR-L . J .
Hl:'hn. owner . 615 Coast. Hwv ..
Newport Beach. Beacbh 5363.
General Boat MaintenanCf>. Ma-
r ine W ays. S;ash and Door and
~crf'<'ns. Cabinets and Detail
Work.
J OHNSON MARINE SERVIC'E-
0 . H . Johnson. O\ .. 'll<'r. 615 Coast
Hwv.. Newport Beach. Beacon
528'2. Sa lt""S and ServicP. Luber-
F iner En¢ne Overhauling. En-
e inf'S Roug-ht 11nd Sold.
NEWPORT ENC.INEERING AS-
SO......,.ATES-1215 Coast HYvv,,
Ne\1.rport Beach. Bf'i:tron 5053.
M;:inuracturin~ of C"ommrrcial
F i~hin g Gear a.nd Marine Spe-
C'ialties.
STANDARD O TT. P.f A RT NE
PROntJCTS-j,A" St fi nd F.a~t
RAy F ronf .. RAlhofl H Arhnr 1~5. S A 5606 Co I S k 722-R. ": an : a . m. ·Yin i~r r.·lachine Floor Polishing. 880 anta na . mp C'tC' tne R:30 a . m. GU!\TPF:RSON DRUG COl\tPAN'l ~1'cCAI ... LU~1: & HARVEY l-~I SH· 1---"'-'---'--------"---~-I
PALJSADES ;\PTS.,,. -_Fr a~n,.~ of UsPd Par ts. "firM. Tub..•s. ;\l~R IBaNE SF:\1...ES. BI NlboC.-50411.r,()6d '"E\\"Pr >RTllARBORL'"THERAN I 0 A Gunderson O\Vnc>r 117 ING S UPPLIES-2R14 Lafay· l NSITRASC"E M1\RlNT. STY.El~ Schit'.'rholt. O\\·ncr . .:--rav1e\v ''-· Battt'.'rie!I.. !\'£''\" anrl Ui:.f'd Gla!!s. .::>. Y ront. a n !I an · ·" . '· '-' · · -. . ' . . . ttf' N t R I H bo BR J~r.~ AND MAC KAY INSUR Corona df'l ;\lnr. lla.rbor 1·•5!>· {'~"" \:\r'l. Boui:;ht and Sold. I llarhor 422. t '-J)ri\'r l\totor C1·lURCll -R(' .... Herbert c. )1 a.i n. Ri:tlOO:i TIArhor 515. Com-~1 3.' A '2~~;1C'f C ('~fn~ ro:rth~ ;\NCF: "TIJ.o\~·~ ALL"-714 E~ F . .\RRIC"i\TIO~~s
SEA AIR 1-IOTF:L .r\:"D RACl-IF-· lli~h<'!.111 Pri('(>s Pnirt for r ru·s. Roats, N<'\lt modC"rn C'Qllipmrn l I Rolh. 324 l\·larin<' i\\'<' .. Balbo:t I plrt<' Lin£' of F in(' Tnilel r lcs and Comml'rCiil l F isherman. C'C'ntrlll A\'r> .. fi;:ilbo;t . H;:irhor 1\-IARJNF. ST FF. L FARRICA-
LOR APART:'.\IENTS-1007 E. \\-'reckC'dlor Runninc:. for rrnt al th(' :>i~n of thf' "76." Island. 1-lnrbor 21fi.!) .. J. SerViet'S Station<'r\·. Firs! Aid ilnd H05· 2597. 1-lomr. Harbor 464 . Life. TIO!"~ Don Char l1's ::i nd L . C.
Crntral '\\·r .. R:llboa. H ar. bor r..y 1\RK'<. \\"RECKl'.<"G \",\Rn _ \.ALLE:LY BO.AT RE'NT.r\l,--R. ;it Prt's<'nl :tt Craul'I Chapel. pit al ~uppli~. Prescriptions Ac· FTS HISG TACKLE H ollanrt oartner.t. 1001 State • u I t I c d--' Auto. Fire. ~1'a ri nf'. CompenH i:.a· ~en •.·t. II,ocbor 91?3.. Private ·•11 n \\' 5th , onr BJ.-v-k \\'<'!I I of t-·. \'allely. O\\'nC'r. 2 llll~a tions. Costft ]\f('Slt. :-0:<'"' Locat on. Cliff I cura f' Y ompoun '-"'· B,.\LDY'S T t\CKL E STORF:-Tro · H \A·v .. Nc\vport Bca('h. ReRC'On ~,..,,, .,. '' ~.... 0 n , S li on. Liability. Rurgli:trY. A\'lf\· ... sho, .. ·c-rs. PrivAle sl('('Jltf_lg rooms. Harbor Blvd., Santn ,\na.. Ph. Cor. E . r:tlgC'\\'atcr A\'C'. a nd Dr. at End of Elm ·V\.'na t .. HAMPTO:"'S HARBO R DRUG, nnd 1\-trs . T. A. Pointing. Props. tion. Bonds. P latf> Gl ~ss. Acci· :"546. Sprciali7in(! in Steel
Can take car<' of parties up . to 3610. \\'(' (":i.rry a TJn r~C' Stock Palm. BallX>a . Harbor 71 . ~ l'eY.'POrl f-lcights. S. S., 9 :30 r~C.-619 Coast H\A'\'., Corona ln,·in and Rackrr Bid~ .. !"\C', ... _ drnt nnd lte::il th. Flo;:its i:tnd Ro:i.t RrokerReP.
40 gUMt!. Bnch<'lor a pt. ,,,t_h of Ne"· and Ui:;Ni P:i.rts. Tirc!"I . So. Bay Front. Balboa l!<land. a. m. ~1 orning \\'orship, 10 :30 dt"I l\·lar. l-lnrhor 2535. Oru~s. nort 8('ach. Ha rbor 251 . Pole~ GERRIS H . HO\VARD \V.-1808 MARTh"E SPPPLrES
private sho'-'·<"rs. Plt"nty of park· Tubes. Rattf'ries and Auto Gia~ 1-Iarbor 7~: Rentals of . Paddle a. m. 1 Prcscr~ptions. Fountain. Lune~. Rl'ntrd. Bait , Commercial F ish· Nf"\\'lX>rt Blvd.. Costa l\1'esa . NEWPORT MARrNE SUPPLY
ing space. C 1 RC'plaC<'m('nt . Gl'ni•rator and Boards, Sail Boats. U-Dr1ve l\1o-SE\"ENTH D,\Y AD\r£!'mST '.\taJ?az1nrs. Dru.I::' Sundries, Toi· ing Supplies. RPncon 5l:>1 . SC'r\;n~ Harbor ,. SEA LEVEL CQ'ITAGES-ar Starter Exchange ,\re. \\'c>ld1ns;. I tor Bonts. Ro"'·boats and Can()('S. CHUROl-Bolza Rnd Old Coun-Jct Good!§. FOUSORJES Arr ::i. Costa Mrsa. Ne\A'J)Ort . ~~~ql ~~~~t ~'?'W.N~~!
A . l\1onahan. o'"4°'\e3r.ETl3h~~m:v~· \Ve Buy and Sell YJunRkD. BOAT REPAJ.RJNG ty Rd .. Newport Heights. BeGoacon PELLETTER. l\tA C. f\'EWPORT l\1 0 RITZ. O. C,. BRASS FOUN-R;:ilboa. Corona df'l Mar . Auto-And Industrial Suppli~-Boat
Thill. manager. :... · <. ·• RICE \\'RECKING A -Char-\VOODBURY. TOl\t-518 Red-~W. Elder Glen L. ffar. BF;ACH PHARJ\1ACY. JNC.-DRY-11 0 Vir ginia P l., Costa mobilC>, Fire. Accident. Life. Ma· EouipmC'nt a nd Yacht F ittings.
Balboa H arbor 2280. lie Hickson and \ValtC'r NC''-''ell . lands A .. ·e 1'\ewport Beach M1rustC'r . 322 Flo"·er . Costll 2108 \V. Ocean Front. N e\vport l\1csa. BeaC'On 5575. Brass, rinC'. Insurance. Contracts.
SURF A.i>ARTl\1 ENTS-Lcland L. Props .. 905 E. 2nd, Santa Ana.. Beacon 5468-\i'. 15 Yt'.'ars Ex~ Mesa. Beacon 5541-\V. Sabb~th Be_ach. Harbo.r 5. DruR;s. Sun-Bronze and Aluminum Castings. Roods Written. Real Estate. MA'M'REASES
Jonas. 1000 E. O«an Front. Ph. 1045. Cars Bought. High~t l)C'rience on J.racific Coast. All· SchlJ!ll. 9:~ a. m. Preach1ne dries .. Pn:>scr1.otlons. C.Omplet<' LEE JAMES-201 Aizi:tte, Balboa COSTA MESA MATJ"RESS CO .-
Balboa. Harbor 2140. Cash PriCT"'.'I Paid, \V re<:kt.'d. Around Boat Mechanic. Car· Scl"Vlce 11 .00 a. m . F ountain Senlce. FROZEN FOODS Isla nd. Harhor 377-W. Genr r al 2150 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
\r,CTORY COURT-~lrs. June Burned or Runn in~. Thou.sands pc-nt.,.r \\rork. Painting. EnginC'-5 ST. J A 1'1 ES E p IS CO.P AL \VALKER'S FROZEN FOODS-Insurance. F ire. Marine. Cas-Be11con 5061. We Rebuild Your
Knapp. 518 w . Central Ave.. of Ney,· and U!i!ed P a r ts and Ac· And Riggin". CHURCH-515 w. Central Ave., ELECTRIOAL CONTRACTOR 318 Marine A ... C' .. Balboa Island. uaJty, Liability, L ife and Bonds . Old Cotton Mattress. Make New
Balboa. H arbor 2529. E. cessoric5 (or All Cars-Old and .. Balboa. lEbell Clubhouse). Rev. BLACKBEARD . S . \V.-216 Or-Harbor 1671 -M. Ice Cream. Boat Survey and Inspection. Cotton Ma ttresses and Inner-
YELLOW HOUSES -Everett Late Models. A!ill Clos(' as Your BOOKKEEPrNG SEll\'ICE Ardys T. Dean, Vicar. 8:30 a. m.. chid Ave .. Corona del l\olar. Har-Milk and Eggs. sorings. Alt Sizes for Boats. Box
Chace and Lor ayne E. Chace. T elephone. \Ve Sell for Cash But BRO\VN, COUN F.-313 ?\l arine Holy Communion. 9:4:> a. m.. bor 22. Electrica l Contractor . FUNERAL DIRECTORS INSURANCE ' Sorine:s for Home or Boats.
owners. 400 E . Central Ave.. \Ve Sell for Les5. Ave .. Balboa lslancl Harbor S unday School. 11 :00 a. m.. BALTZ MORTUARY CHAPEL PALMER. P . A .. TNCORPORAT· "WP Ma ke Your L ying Easier."
Balboa Harbor 30. 6\ apart· S 1644. Morning Prayer and Sermon. ELEC'TRIC'AL DEALE.RS A}l.'D BY THE SEA.--Serving the ED-W. O. Buck, Insura nce MEAT MARKETS fb~:kclf~~t'?ms;~:din&e~ter. s1~AC~~'l~ ~~~-~~~i~ BOWLING CENTER ::~~n.)Sundays : Holy Com-BAY ELEC::~Vl~end F. \Vil-~F~~o::eda~11M::. it!~~~~: ~~tn~~~h.3tt1!~~a l~~· New-COSTA MESA MEAT MARKET
ATJ'ORNEYS Ana. Ph. 0980. Boat Cov('r!. ~tESA RECREATION -C . ?1-t. ----'---~-----son. 2818 \V. Centrl'(l A ... e .. New-~ ... ,. "TTURE DEALERS SPRINGER; HUGH B.-212 Pearl -1734 Newport Blvd.. Costa Moses. O'-''llt'1', 1818 ,.Y..,.,,,..rt C IGARS por t n -ach H ho 1781 ,.? r u n ,., . Ave., Balboa Island. Harbor Mesa . Beacon 5844. Quality fine ASHTON. HARRY-509 E . Cen-Autom obile. 'Truc k and J.l/\y Blvd.. c~ta ~tt"sa. lk:c;,n ot.· · a.r r -l'Y . COSTA, MESA FURNITURE 2281. Resident Agent for Pacific Fresh Meats. Fish and Sea
tral A-..·e., Balboa. HarTTObor 2056-RNEJY. Stack Co"' er s \\'atcrproof 5062-\\·. ~1esa Cab Co. Beacon Sl\boalOKEH•Hr0boUrS254E-6109 P alm. Bal· Rto•rswiannddinggenanerdatorr:bwM·tdo't.no!., man"'d CQ~KDANY -1660 NeW"pOrt Mutual Life Insurance Co. Life 1-F'-oodJ=::;'c:·_~-.,---~.,--.,----
POWELL. ROBT. B .. A Leatht'"r Yardage. Red\A·ood a nd ;l()62.\\'. ---·------·---~--· "'· ·" Blvd~ .. Costa ~1esa . Beacon 5583. -Accident-Health-Annuities. -Santa Ana 6401. ~1:rs. Robert Gflrden F urnitttre for Rumpus _:..:.:.:_.c._:....,===,.,-.,------CLL\.NER.1' A.i.~O D\'E.RS generat ors for sale. Serving the H a rbor Area. We MEN"~ YURJ"tra"lSHfNGS
B Powell and 1'1rs. R. B. Po'-'·eU, Room. PatiQ and r.Rrde n Furni· BUD..DERS r.-fERCURY CLEANERS AND BLUM'S ELECTRJC REPAIR-Pay Cash. Furniture Both New TNTERIOR DECORATORS RICKY'S MEN SHOP -R . S. S~ 916 \V. Ocean Front. New-ture ~1 1\nufa("tur .. 'CI in Our Plant. f-IE ACOC'K. DUTCH-125 E. Bay DYERS-William Powell, O\\'f\-279 Walnut Pl., Costa Mesa. and Used. Complete Stock of VALE. JASPER-3448 Via Opor· Ricketts. prop .. 305 P alm. Bttl-p.l~t Beach. l·Iarbor. Attorneys-B.r\B\' SHOP~ Fron1. Balboa lsland. Harbor er . Store No. 1-1844 Harbor Beacon 5708-W. Gener al Elec-Unfinished Furniture. See Us to. Ne"'J)Ort Beach. Res. Har bor boa. Harbor l~W. F.xcllL"li .. •e
at-Law. !SN' Children Apparel l 502. Rf'ntal Equipment. Blvd.. Costa 1\tesa. &>aeon tri1calEllnstallation and Repair on F irst ! \\rt'.' H a \'e \Vhat You 1258-W. Interior Design. Custom and Distinctive Men's Wearing TS 5613-J. Store !'\o. 2-1307 Coast Al ectrical Appliances and \Vant. Made Draperies. Ta ilored Slip-Apoarel. Social, Business, Sea
AUTO COrR C
1
B . ..\K.ERIE..lli. Bl"lLDERS-SLPPLlES '''}'., Corona dl"I ~1ar. Harbor Equipment. Free Pickup and LAN AI SHOP-4ll Coast Hwy., rovers. Venetian Blinds. Furni· and La nd SporlS"'t>;ir. Shirts.
BALB01\ ~IOTEL-315 E. entra FI ... ORE'!'\'CE R;\KER\·-:lffi ~lain. 1 :":E\lt>ORT Bt.:1LDERS St:PPLY 1347-J . Delivery. Corona del 1"lar . Ha rbor 4l9. ture Selection and ~taintcnancc . Cravats. Nie-ht'-''"ar, Wa11ets
A,·e Balboa llarhor 328. Balbo~. Harbor 32 ~~lPA!~Y-L. L: Jsbc-1,1. 3104 OA\·'IS & CAY MUSIC CO.-Custom Interiors. Custom Fur· Sel('("l \Vallpapers. a nd Leather Good ....
AriTO BOD\' REP . .\IRlSG GE:'iE'S RAKERY-GC'nc Boero. \\. Ccntral ~\t'.. :'\!t "'port f"LEANER...lli. ASD D\'ERS Bendix & Norge Sales a nd Serv-niture and Ceramics. 11\-vE$TME..,"TS .4.~-U MF.RCllANT P . .\TROL SERVICE
Si\NTA AN1\ BODY SHOP-O\\"nrr. 705 Coas1 i-1,,.~ .. Coronn ~·ar-h. Harbor -129. ~t ES,.\ CLE AI"ERS-1\.ln, A. R. ie{', 1 ~7 Nt'"-port BJ .. ·d .. Cost.a SECURITIES Fred :<:. \\'illlan1s ~nd Doylc ~t. drl ;\lar. Harbor f'0..1-J . Spagh-BV~ DEPOTS C.in~ras. Prop.. 1834 Newport ~fcsa. SC'aron 5737. Eureka GIFT S.HOPS LESTER AND C0.-2004 W. C..en-BEACH CITY MERCHANT PA-mm<'I. pro~. i 01 \V .. 4th. . T '· O t o· C'TS b>' ;\n.. Blvd.. Costa 1-tesa. Beacon Vnccurn CJcant'.'rs a nd American CORONA DEL MAR GTFJ POT· I A N 0 _ h H TROL--2~04 W. O<"t'.'an Front.
Santa Ana 511, Ccmplt'te ,A.uto et~t ~ :ii ..... c u · inn · ,.. GRF.\"flOUND BUS DEPOT-C. flROS-J . Regular 4-Day Service. All Steel Kitchens. R.C.A. and TERY-Leora S. Coffey. 600 ~~ 137(~J. ~ie:tft;;;~cof Y:~; Newport Beach. Harbor 1421-R..
Bodv nnd Ft'nder Rf.'pa1r1ng. Q0A1r~n . B \KER \~-Don and C s "'·afford. Ag<"nt. 608 Coast Special Servl<.""C on Request. Stromberg-Carlson Radios. C.oast Blvd., Corona del Mar, our new 1ocatiqn at the corner Also Dc tccti._.c Service.
ElK'tric and Ac<'tylene \\1elding. . _ _. k· l83S H\ .. ')'. Th{' ,.\rchcs .. &aeon 5422. -"-'-""=-=.:.:.c=:...:.:.:.:.:.:.o..:="---: S ND H a rbor 2370. of Palm and ~-ntral . Balboa. MOTT':LS Complete Auto Pai!'ting .. ~ar q1en \\•t"Ue ini::. O\A'T\eTS.1'1esa.. Fountain Lunch, '.\1agazines. COLD STORAGE I LA. APPLIANCE SHOP-FJNCH, KAY CERAMICS-121 ·-=..:..:=.:..=.c:...c:~.::.=:::_===-
Framc and Front End Aligning N('"\\·port Blvd.. Costa Cigars. Ciga.rett("S. Cand}· and HARBOR l."OLD STORACE-426 ~tarine A\·e.. Balboa Island . Coast '-'J'., Corona del Mar. H ar-J.EWF..LERS LAMPER-r-S ?o.-tOTEL-E. F . Tu-
Beacon 5133. Gum . ?o.1rs. C. C. S"•afford, 30th, Newport Beach. Harbor Harbor 2032. \\'a~hlng ~fachines, bor 2359. Makers of Fine Pot-Q-RIO SHOPPE-205 Main . Bal-bin. owner. l Ol O Coast Hwy,
EquipmeAUTnt.O DEAL .... n a BASKS o"·ner. Fountain Lunch. 448. IRrofnelrs, Stoves. Electric and Gas tery Figures. Dishes and Vases. boa. H a rbor 2261. Diamond NEWPONewpoRrtT. BHeaAcRh.BOBeRacoMnOTEL-5477 .
. ~ l' r gerators, Radios, Deep See Ow-D' I 121 Coas W ch S r s·i ·
NE\\rp()RT Hi\RBOR ~10'I'ORS BAA-:X: O F A..'fERICA. N. T6tt ~· CABL'"ET SllOPS CONTRACTORS-BUILDING Freeze. All Types of Table Ap-H Co is~ar·Mt l Ri~gd ·rt.satf ~ ~chng iver Mrs. L.B. MessaJI. owner . Mn..
_2616 w . Central A .. :e .. NC'-v-CA~ntrHa.l.M.BaJHoboalke.r, ~bOr 570: DAVIDSON'S, F . E .. CABINEI' AND GE?\'ERAL pliances. Also Ha\·e Home Fur-..,=-wv-=·c;·:,,:::::,ro:::n:::a::.::::e,:,,::.:ar:=.:.-cc==,.,.-__ a_n __ , __ 0-,,-=----· ___ C. E . H arrison. manager. 441
n -ch ll bor 1564-J ,. SHOP -255 \Valnut. Costa GREENLEAF AND \VOOLLEN-nacn, Butane and Oil GROCERIES A..'li'D MARKl:TS LABORATORIES Ne .. ,tpOTt Blvd.. Costa Mesa. port pc-a · ar · Esc:ro'-'· Department. ""-b BALBOA CEN1TRAL ~ ... 0 ~ CLINICAL LABO TORY 2833 Beacon 5257-W. Q\n'Sler, Plymouth Agency BA.t'.;"K O F A.1'-1ER1CA. N. T . &: S. ~1esa. Beacon 5620-J. \.,,ft inet BERG-28'26 \V. Central Ave., F:I'S-l::IOKIN &: GALVTN-1000 • ·•~~-RA ---::::::=::":-:=o--==.,.,=-
$a]('S and Sef"V\ceA. Co~plete A.-R.oland A. \Vright. mgr.. \Vork. C C. Doon. Drawers, Newport Beach. Harbor 2570. Coast Hwy .. Ne9.'pi)T't Bea~h. 708 E . Central Ave., Balboa. W . Central Ave.. Newport MOVING AJll.'D STORAGE
S k Parts a nd ccessones , Windo"'· Frames, Screens. Etc. General Contracting. Beacon 5522. Jndustrtal. Marine. Harbor 2729. Complete Grocery Beach. Harbor 421 -W. U no MOVING-TRANSFER-STORAGE RO~~S. THEODORE-2116 W. 2200 W . Central Ave., Nl"'-110rt \V()()O\\.'ORK SHOP. TIIE--467 JACKLIN. E. J . 4008 Marcus. Household Fann [)esjgning and and Food Market. Fresh )feats answtt call RarboY 838. Electro--1501 W. Cen tral Ave .. New.
Central A ... ~ .. Ne"lK>f't Beach.rd Beach. Harbor 264. Ne"'JlOl't Bl ... d.. Costa ltesa. Newport Beech. Harbor 1522-J. Planning. Installation and Wir-and Vegetables Recei .. ·ed Fresh canliographic Seroice in Your port Beach. Harl::lo!" 2125. Bag-
Harbor 28. Authorized Fo BUUTY SALOSS Be-aeon 5393. All T)'pH Cabinet Ge~al Contracting of All ing, Supplies and Equipment. Daily. Delicatessen Department. Home or Office. Tracings 1A1th ~ge, Express, Furniture. 0-at·
Sales and 5-!'n:ice for Newport A.:i'J"DY'S BEAUTY SHOP-Mabel Work. Kinds.. !ototor Sales and Repairs. Fire BOARD?-1.AN HARBOR MARKET _;.:ln.ct..:e"a P*=•..:ta:.tl::.o:cns;;;;_. ------ing, Shipping and Storage.. t.o-
Beach Harbor Area. An.a-owner. 123 Broadway. · Prevention EquJrwn•nt. -303 P.larine Ave.. Balboa LAUND•.--a cal and Long Distance. Boat Cos~·o;--1 Be «13 C CJ':&AMICS MASTERS, CHAS. W.-711 Be-O ~·-Island. Harbor 317. Complete ~ AUTO PARTS A..~D SUPPLIES ta •"' es.a. aeon .,..... · om-gonia A .. •e .• Corona de) Mar. H 1t1E APPLIANCE SERVICE-Lin F 1: HARBOR SERVICE LAUNDRYl-C:M=ovtn=,,c_•:...:S:cpedc::=al::C!ty..:· ____ _
OCKADAY •· p•m T TDC INC plete Beaut)• OJlture Sen'icc. SAIRCS-Afl1•'?1THE36 V~ PCERMI Costla-Harbor 886--\V. W. \V. Schuler, owner, 1768 v.:etofblGrocetandi~.,·~~es~!_e,.atsed. & DRY CLEA.~. T. Ogle, NEW8PAP-DISTRlll~a H "" "-'~""· · Sr-"iallzing in ~rmane:nt \Va .. ·-~ ll'go.ula ·· N-t Bl\~, Costa Mesa. "'& a e9 riu. ..... ~"' v 113 Palm. Balboa "-~-~ ~•v -Aubrey Oliger, mgr., Roches-..-~ Mna.. Beacon 5507-\\'. McCULLOCH, CLARENCE-2807 ..... ,...... ·u. Fresh Daily. Also Beer and prop., · · n.al'UUI BECHTOLD. HENRY E .-615
ter and Newport Bl,d.. Costa BALBOlng. A INN BEAUTY SALON ~SPOOL s--vi~ Villa Way, Newport Beach. Be.~n 57133Al. JSpedEI allzin• In Re-Win<'. 45. Coast Hwy., Newpart Beach.
M-·. Beacons=. Also 210 3rd. ~ ~ ~~ Harbor 458-W. General Building P'U•"•i o ectrical Appll· COSTA MESA FOOD MARKET UQUOR STORT':S Beacon 5115. RH. Harbor 212. ~ 152 At -Balboa Inn Arcade. Ocean CESSPOOL • PUMPING SERV Co ances. Los ' Huntington Beach · Front at the Pier. Harbor 817. oc · • ntractors. -1734 Ne'-\tpOr t Blvd., Costa AVENUE FOUNTAIN-506 W. Angeles Evening Herald Ex-
Deh.nP, mv'· UPPLY w E.'q>ert Beauticians tor Mila<h\ ~C&-C.amilton.sc!'~t~,:U~~~ O\VEN, R. C.--3702 Coast Blvd .. MOBARRY. Mt'CARTNEY AND Mesa. Beacon 5844. Coraplete Central .... Balboa. Harbor 77. press, Examiner and Dally ].Jews W ES i ERN A'l;"TO S -· Permanents. Cold Wa\"eS, Halr Newport Beach. Harbor 706. HOLLADAY -2151.li )farine Food .Market. Groceries. Lunch· Large S tock of Domestic and DeaJer. C. TUrneT. owner. 1836 Ntowporl St lln H . Tinting Bleach 5626. 626 •tamilton. Same ad-Brick Contracting. Stvo.t"i•llzinO' A .. •e.. Balboa I.stand. Harbor eon ?-teats, Fresh Fntlts and Imported. LiQUOTS, Beer. W1ne -'--'=::..:...-=~==a=Ell=IES=----
Bl,td., Costa ~1PSa.. &aeon 56!5· in.I. lnn 31Cannan Featurin~ dress and phont' number. in Fittpla~. _..... .. 2068. Mar In e Comt:ruction Vegetables Received Fresh and Mixes. Also Fountain Serv-n u .o
Radio-Electric Appliances. Bring Helene Curtis Cold \Vaves. EATON. S . E . CESSP<X>L SEP-SHOOK. CONRAD H .-212 )ia-HOUSC'. Industria1. Ship and Boat Dally. Plent}' of Parkin ~ Space. ice and Sundries. Magazines, NORMAN'S FLOWER SHOP &:
your 1tutomobile-troubles; to us. Open Saturday All Day. E .. ·e TI TA.KK SERVICE-S. E. cine Ave .. Balboa Island. Har-Wiring. Radio, Radar. Fathom-COTT"LE'S EAST NEWPORT Cigars. agarettes. Also Serving 1'.'"URSERY-UnooJn R . Nor-
AVTO REPAIR ·"--'"1> 8.Elt\rl CE Appointmen1~. Eat.on. O\\'ller. 112 De] Mar, bor lOM·J . Plans and Complete etn. R.C..A.. Raytheon. Fair-GROCERY -508 W. Central Tasty Sandwiches and ·Lunches. ma"M: 1313 Cout Hwy., Corona
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..,, "S G ARAGE _ C. 'I. BROWN, BETH. BEAtrrY SHOP Costa M<Sa. B<acon 56&1-M. Building SoTvloe banks-Morse Pumpo and Gen-A,e .. Balboa. Harbor 115. COT-KEENE'S KORNER UQUOR1 __ de.cl_:.:ar:.;':cH&rbor:.:::==590~·----'-""'~1-1 2626 W Central -!TI E. 18\h, Costa Mesa Complete Cesspool and S.pticl SOUTH CoNST CO ..-a ton. El<ctric Motors Walter TI.E'S 2!lTH ST. GROCERY-S'l'OflE-;lllr. and Mrs. Roy H. NUUES
CarTeA N' ~;i -Beach.' Harbor Beaco!\ 5062-J. Permanents of Tank Sen;cc. Specializins_ ln COAST · .-Kidd Co. Svwtmll and ~rteble-s. 2000 W. Central. Newport Keene, owners. 301 Palm S t.. DODGE. ES'1"£R M., R. N.--314
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'''"; "·tor Ovcrhaullng. Tune All Kinds. a Spedolty. All Types of Main Sewer Con-6l5 Coast Bhod.. Corona del Mar. Squ•re "D" Switches and Con-Beach. Harbor 606. Complete Balboa. Barbor 391. DomHtlc Saf)llhlre Ave .• Balboa Island
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~:..:'!!'~.i Repairing. Bo<IY CHARLOTTE'S 13EAUTY SHOP nectlom. Buildin&. ~Iring Harbor l646. trailers. -and Switch-Food Markets. Meat Depts. and Imported Liquors. Heod-Harbor 1553-W. Pd~.;-;,;;i.;.~Work Auto Paint· -$l9 Stale Hwy.. Corona del and Pumping." Day or Night SUMMERS, FRANK-111 E. Cen-board lnotallaUons. E!Un""°" Fresh Vegetables and F'ruiU quarters for N.,.-port.BaJboa r.::i. r • Mar. Harbor 1526. SoTv!C<'. tral Ave., Balb<>L Harbor 220. Hydnullc ControlJL Received Fresh Dally. Tourist Bureau. (Continued on next -)
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BUSINESS AID PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PUBLIC NOTICE Puauc NoT1cES
stations. together with appur-located at llm SouUi... N~ OPl'O~•aTS p• ·~o w o•-a -~·o-•noN a .. -a a-•vi~ 8TATJO~S -~ OONTllOL tenant work in connection wtth ~~p~ 1:~ ~~~-= •
~-~ ~......... -.a a.LS'-.. ~ ~ ~ ".., · :'II &-.m..ar. GOLF OOUILSES any and all f'tents of improvement D&id at '10:00 o·e.loelr: a. m. oa tbe
BUTTERWORTH. ERNEST T., HARBOR PLATING CO.-R. W. AND Sl!:BVIOE ASSOClATED SERVICE STA· COAST TERMITE & FUNGUS HUNTINGTON BEACH PUBLIC he"'lnabov. mentioned, all 81 l&:,...""• or July. 1 .... •• ...,,. ot
0 . D.-3114 W . Central Ave., ShiU and F. B. Stilling>, owners, VOGEL. JOHN F.-100 Main St., TION-Lyle R. P-and Henry CONTROL C0.-1216 S. Main, GOLF COURS&-Anlrie Mollica, particul Jy described In tn Bal~..: t!.~ A.1 ~boa 8 .......
Newport Beach.. Harbor 2511. 2907 W. Central Ave., Newport Balboa.BalboaHarbor 141~·-308 HMarlne A. Schroeder. O\vnttS, 2514 W. Santa Ana. Ph. 1489-W. We Ex· Mgr., 17th and Wesly Ave., ~':I . f lnart ti N 332'7 ot CaJHonU&.. >' 0 ~ Slat• CRAWFORD, ROBERT A.-1792 Beach. Harbor 1421·.I. '"Best" Ave., Is......... -arbor Central Ave., Newport Beach. terminate All 'I)-pes of House-Huntington Beach. Ph. 2704.. ~ utiOn ° en On o. • O&ted JWy 11. 1146..
Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa. io Marine Plating. Copper, Nick· 2292-W. Harbor Area Diltrl~ Harbor 1406. Aaodated Gu hold lns@cts. Only the Very Lat-Prompt Starting Time Available passed and adopted by the O ty A. J. BURTOS.
Beacon· 5813. Eyes Examined. eJ. Chrome and Metalpolilhlng. utors for Servel Gas Refrl'k.era· and Oils. Washing, Greasln&, est and Approved Methods Used. Always. Council of saJd city on the 20th B. o. RA.BB, Vendor.
Glaaes Fitted. PLUMBING tors. Bicycle Rentals and eys TI.res, Tubes, Batteries and A~ Ask About Low Cost Fly Con-FLORISTS day of May, 1946, and on file in R. H. DA.r."'O"&L,
PAINTING AND DECORAT ING CRA.\IER.. L . H .-1208 Coa!t Hwy.1 --~_Ia_de_. _________ ._, cessories. ~!~ Yg:_r Home or Business. F AR\VELL'S HUNTING T 0 N For further particulars refer· Pub. Jul>' 2S, t!M6. Veodeea.
ANDERSON. R. E.-21011 Pacific Ne";port Beach. Beacon 5891. RESTAURA~AFES BA_LBQA ISLAND SERVICE ~ • ._.'6 ang~ County Since BEACH NURSER y AND ence is hereby made to said Reso-
Ave., Costa lt1esa. Beacon 5780-J . ARCHES CAFE-John Bilelle, STATION-J. T . Keeler and M. 1934. L. H. Smith. FLORISTS-Leo \V F II lu tion of Intention No. 3327 and NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
P . 0 . Box 415B. Rt. 2. S.,.,.;a!J·z-PLUMBISG Al\'U 11EATING owner. NC'\\-port B1vd. and Coast A. Cox. owners. Marine Avenue, DEAN TER.ltflTE CONTROL-ron'll 708 •f · 1·, t~rw,e ' t th pl f 'I d dr . COPARTNE RSH IP ~-HOLBROOK H H -3200 Coast Balboa "17 So. B-•dway, San•· Ana. er. " a1n,. -.un 1n.g on o e ans, pro 1 es an a wings The c:o~rt.nenhlp or s. A. x-r Ing In W.lerproor'·ng and Com· -· · • Hwy., 101 Alternatt', Newport Island. Harbor 1391 . 4-l ....... .._... Beach 6324 Full L r N f 0 ·-o -• · d N s w'" • Be h H ho Ph. 6683. Structural n -~;~. · · · 1ne o urs-on file in the of ice of the City --'" · ·~ r &n • ont. . ·~ Pie'. ~-ral>'ng Service of Blvd .. Newport ac · ar r Beach. Beacon 5163. S,.._..ializing \Va.shin". Polishing, Greas•·ng ~~-erv Stock d CUt F l here-tofore existing undt"r tho name r--~·tal Hom ...... Office Hours 1418-\V. in StC'{lks. Chops, 01icken, Sea-and Lubrication. F irestone Tires c _ -~-:u --"" TERMITE PEST AND FUNGUS • an owers. Engineer of said Oty of Newpor t atyle of INt'w:rrt Harbtlr Pub!'···~ 8~00 S OO'L., VlELE PLUMBING A.'ffi SHEET food Also Cocktail Lounge and B..'ltteries. Al.so Recapping. CONT233ROL-John Aitken, O\\'?l· F U1'""ER AL lllRECTORS Beach~ and to the specifications 8~~<':~ Q~· g:~~~ ~ .. ··•,·,· N0'•r""'°i. BE~N ~ND-HQL~A~~ Hazl'I r.IIT.i-\L WORKS-1829 New-BALBOA INN CAFE-Bal~ Inn New \Villard and Firestone Bat-er. I No. !\lain. Santa Ana Sl\UTHS' 1'10RTUARY-Roy K . for the said \\·ork heretofore rom ia, is thlf! day di.NOi\·~ b:r ~u-
Drive. Corona dC'I Mar . Harbor! port ASve.,, Cosl l aBo~1es~ s:acon Arcade Main, Balboa. Harbor tcries. Servtce \Vith a Smile. i.J1ood· 3675bo. S~lalists .. ,,Termites!, S6Z7mithM3:nd Ho\vard K. Smith , adopted by the said Qty Council ~~~M~~~dentk~rt ~J.::i~tb~nt'~
2645. IntC'rior and Exterior 5107. pecia ty: a t a n s . 372. Beautiful Cocktail Lounge BOYD'S SERVICE STATION-rers, ngus. '~iolhproo -a.tn, Huntington Beach, and on rue in the office of the hu been sold and ta.kt"n ti\-er bY. ~
P ainting and l)(>corating. Spray P OULTRY P RODUCTS and Bar. Seafoods and Sand-1500 \\r. Central Ave., Newport ing. All Types of Extenninating. 3T7. AmbuJa nce Service. Lady Oty Oer k of said City, ·and all D. Porter and Nora s . Wade N tbt
or Brush. n -side nce or Commer-T\~N CITY POUL TRY ft1ARKET wiches. Entertainment 7 ;30 Beach. Harbor 985. \Vashing. \\1c Go An)v.·hC"re . State Lie. Attendant. "A Tribute \Vithout owners who will continue to opera1.4 ~ " 2 00 d E O ........ ator 108. State COlltractors Burden." of said plans. profiles, dra,vings the busJne" at the 1100,·e address un-Cl·a1. Pa~rhang1'n•. Call Us for -2010 \V. Central AVC' .. New-p. m. to 1 : Mi nite, xcept-Polishing. Greasing. Lubr,·cau·on. ~· ---------------! d 'f · der tM n11.mt" Md !O.t>"• or "•-~ ,..-.. Lie. No. 38894. Members of Pest an spec1 lcations heretofore ap-H11.rbo r Pubhshl .... "-. " -~· Free Estimate F irst. All \Vork port Beach. J--tar bor 1105. Live ing Tuesdays. Ne¥.' Tues, Tubes, Batte ries. Re-ContTol Association 0 : Calif. BREAKERSH OTHOELSTEL-"r. and proved by the Cit>' Council of said I Dated thJa tsih d"..J. or Jul,·. t..._ Guaranteed. Poultry and Rabbits. BAY Sl-iORE CAFE-Coast H"'Y.. capping, Recharging, Rentals. 1~1 s A. ME
DANIEL. ROBERT l-t.-500 Santa P I::-BLJC ST ENOGRAPHER S Ne\vport Beach. Beacon 5745. Accessories. Cars Called for and Don't .Guess. Call Now. l6 }'ears' Mrs. KC'nneth Harrell, props., Oty are incorporated her ein and sAM D. ~'+ER
Ana Ave .• NeWJX>rt Hts. Beacon KEESLING. ~1ARGUERITE -B'OO~tES CAFE-Charles Rees, Delivered. expen<"nce. 106 Ocean A\·e., Huntington made a part hereof_ and reference 1'"0RA S. \\TADE.
5503-M. 23292 South\\·est Ke\\.•-180S-A Ne¥ri'"JX)rt Blvd., Costa own<'.'r . 2200 Ocean Front. New-COUNTRY CLUB SERVICE STA-T HEA.TR.ES Beach. Ph. •604. Also 3 Cabins is hereby m ade thereto for a more Pub.-Ju_ly 23· l!H&.
port Blvd .. Costa l\1esa. New Mesa. Beacon 5808-W. Cporlk Be1acLoh. Harbor l530. Also TlON-J. E. Keating, owner, BALBOA THEATRE -Balboa and 6 Apartmen t Accommoda-particular description of said NOTICE OF INTEND ED SAL E Store-Pa~t!ng, WAterproofing, RABBITS OC tai unge. 2600 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Theatre Bldg., Balboa. Harbor tioru;. ¥.'ork. Under Section 3440 of thf: Ci,·11 Cod•
SJ>".8Y Pa1nt1nit. A:ll T~s .In-LO~G'S HAP RABBITRY-Cor-BUSY IB06EE•C1 .~FEBa~l!boa. \VolHf. ownbo-Beacon 5123-R. Signal Products. 26. LTOO THEATRE-Central --------------1 SWd Oty Council has detennin-otN~\'~Ef1:s HEREBY Gr\-EN : Thal ter.or a nd Exterior Pa1nt1ng • • ' er. •• am. ar r Lee Tires a nd Tu"-·. F ;-t0ne Ave Newport Be h H 00 OPTOMETRIST . . 1 · ncr of 16th and Tustin, Costa 2632. Srw>rializi ng in Breakfast. ~ .... ._.. ·· ac · ar r KAUOtAN HENRY S O D ed. and declared that the contem-l.ESTER J . HEHN. Vt"ndor. "'boae ad· ~aperhang1n(t. Glass lns tal a-M BP con 56l l Pho ne Or· --BatteriC's. Complete Greasing 2114. 112 l\1 · ' H-· ·• Be. .-dreu la 615 C0&.11t Hicbway, In th,. tions o r All Types. esa. a · Lunch, S teaks and Chops. and Lubrication. 1-...,.-...,.--,.-----------a1 n, untmgton ach. plated work and improvement City oc Ne•·port BC'ach~ county 61 COHN. \VALLt\CE E .-1567 San-ders Accepted. CASINO CAFE-202 M ain. Bal-TIRES A.Jlri.,-0 TlRE SERVICE . Ph. 3472. heretofore mentioned was in the Orange. State or C&llfonua. ln1end1 io
ta Ana •,·e.. Costa •!•sa. o •1>10 o ~•LERS •~'0 boa. Harbor 179-M. DICK'S SERVICE-1120 Coast COSTA M.ESA TIRE & n ECAP· WHITTAKER. L. F., ~t. 0 .--302 opinion of SBJ"d City Council of tie.II to ORlN THORKILD~EN . \'ende<e..
-Y ••" ._~..,. IC.Ir.. • "-l.'" CHRISTIAN'S HUT-J?S E Ed Blvd., Corona del ~1ar . Harbor • ~" 3 d I' · Be h Ph 143 •·hose address il'! tlO \·ta Koron. lit Beacon 533l-\V. Painting COn· SERVICE -•· ge-PING SHOP-H . J . Mitchell, r · -.untington ac · · · more than local or ordinary public lhe City or Ne-.·po rt Bearh, County of trac tor. BRO\VN, J. K., COi\lPANY-1219 water Ave .. Balboa. Jiar-bor R?l . 441-R. \Vashing. Polishing, O\vner. 1760 Newpor t Blvd., lf no ans\ver call Huntington be r· d h Ci Co 1 Onuige. State of Ca.llfornh•. the folio•·
S k ~h S food Food Greasing, Lubrication, Ne w Beach Ph. 3301. ne it an t. e said 'ty unci I n~ described per-3o111(1.l pro~rt>·: MUSICK. EDGAR B. 143 E. 18th. Coast Ji\\'y.. Newport BC'ach. ten s. '-ops. ea s . TI Tube R . Ba Costa !\.Jes.a. Beacon 5743. Com· --:=cc:-,,,.-.,,,.,,.,..........,=...,..--I has made the expenses of said A.II stock in tnlde. f11111 res. eq_Wp. Costa' 1\Icsti. JJ(·acon 5703. Paint-I\·tarine Radio Sal<>s a nd ScrviC<'. and Grog, SpC'cializing in Trop-res. s, ecapping. t-plete Line Goodyear Tires and RESTAUR ANTS-CAFES ment a.nd good~·ur of Albion Boat Ing Contractor. Deal<'.'rs for Karr En""ineering ical Rum Drinks. tC'ries, RC'Charging, Rentals and Tubes. Truck and PtlssC'nger HUNTINGTON DINNER HOUSE work chargeable upon a district. Ylorks, loeatt'd at 615 ~f\f\..~t I-t ighway, ~n 22 d ' DOLL HOUSE--11' ~ c 1 a.I AcC"t"'Ssories . Al 's Garage in Con· For the particular dC'scription of 1'\ewport Beach, Californ111, and lb&\ PAT"fERSON. E . L -..:01.1 • n , Co. :ind Radiaphone Inc. Jn-:> r... en r nC'ction. same addr•ss. 'lolor T ires. Rt'capping. 8-Hour Ser\'· --804 Ocean AvC'., I--tun tington a &a.le. transfer and aulg11m~ut of the Costa llof t'sit. Rt aeon 5055-J. stallation and SC'r\•ice on All 1-\\'('., Ilalboa. llarbor 2 110. 0 h I" Tu u'" u ice. Tire Balancing. TirC's Loan-Beach. P h. 4961 . Specializing in the said district reference is her<"~ sa.n1e v.·111 be made &.nd th•· 1.:unsidera·
Homr I\Tninlf'n:l ncr a nrl RC'pairs. 1\-Jarini' F~l('rtronic f_;quipmC'nt . ELEC"fRIC GRILL AND BLUE: \'Cr au Ing. ne p. I cd Frce \Vhi)(' \Ve Have Yours. ChiCkC"ns. tl'aks and Luncheon by m ade to said Resolution of t n-11·•n therefor VI II\ be xalt.t at 10 :00
Paintinl{ Con1 rnctor. NORTON. Ut:R.T R.-915 Coast ROOl\1-206 Palm, Balboa. Gl-::NEft.;\L PETROLEU1\l CORP.1 and Oub Parties. Building a the office of the City Clt':k of said ~~~~~t"''the· g,nn~! ~f1 11~\~t:;.~ ~~~: SY~tPSO='i & :"{flLLAR-51 2 38th, 1-I,,·y., ~t•\o,.•port R<-ach. Bt'acon I la rhor 2'224 . S~clalizing in OF CALil-~.-R. L. Callis, dis-TRAILE R P ARKS · Banqu<'I House. Capacity for City nu•n1 C'"nipany. al Svth an ti \Vest Cen·
NC\\"n.1i·i 1 k'ttl:h . l·larbor 1:1 17-\\7, 57,3. \. l "r>·n· ~. ,,1"' and S•rvic". Slt>:tks. Cho1)S and Searoods. tributor. 227 20th, Ne\\'J)Ort RAY SllORE TRAI L.E R' & BOAT 200. Ask Us About II 1·n th• : N' 3327 t n1l A\·t>nuc111. in lh(' Citr of Ne ... ·port
t""' " n n '-... '-1->~ h H 00 797 ,,. L \"DI''G--'11 K · " tcnt1on o. . &:-1t.<'h. C'uunt.ry 1•f Orun~r . !::ltiue vi Fir<i:t ('lass Pfl inting ;i nd OC'c-s. o. s. fiAPI<l .~ r:LECTRIC Rcaut iful Cocktail Loung['. ""'-·ac . ar r · 1• 1ss1o n / '"' '' i-cnz a1ser. O\\-O· End of ;\ugust. c !If 1 ora ting. R£·<;;t of ::\iat<"rials Used. C0.-300 l\1 a r inc A\'e .. Balboa GALLEY C1\FE & COCKT>\IL StrNt and H"'}'. 101, San Juan er. John Africa, n1anag<'r. 17th J\lcALLISTER CAFE-H,vy. 39 Said City Council h..ts detC'rmin-aoar;~.a..Jnly :!O. 1946_
PAlS"T STORE.~ Island. liarbor 780. DealC'rs for LqL.:'\GE -3-l:i:l Via OporlO, Capistrano. Ph. 20. \VholC'sale and Coast l-t'''}'., I\"C'\\-port Beach in OC't'an Vie\v, Hunlington ed and declared that serial bonds LESTER J. HEllS.
BALBOA PAt!'li-f STORF.-l-larry P~ilco. GC'n('ral Electric, Ad· I Lido Island. Harbor 2:789. . DelivC'rics to Ranc h and Com-Beacon 5450. ComplC'le Boat &ach. Ph. 5762. Featuring Jum· be
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J J _ 600 E B ;.\. n 1 miral Packard-&11 a nd t-lorr-GILLIS CAFE-Mrs. t-la nnah Gil-n1crcial Accounts. F acilities for Sale-. Rent. Re-bo i-~r<"nch Fried Shrimp and ( ';:) per cent per annum and ex· bO .e~C'S,bo l Oi Sf:'"'~" \\.~I: man °Radios. Complete RC'pair !is. O\\Ticr. 2614 \V. Central JOHNSTONE SERVI CE -Th<"1 pairs. Shor t Orders. tending over a period ending nine ~tilllons lbr Mllk
1. a. .;r. r d. \V ('J'v1~ r-.t' Ser\'ice on All J\·l akes of Radios Ave., Nc1,1,·port Beach. Harbor Flying Red Horse. Coast Blvd. ~~---T-R_U_C_K_l_N-.G-~~---~c..:.;c...:c:..:c.;.c:.:..._______ (9) years from the second day of Ov f
iams ~unts .. an_ ~ Sf'Y s a-Universal \Vashers and Ironers: 218. TI-IE 00>\Cl-i LAr.tP-504 and 101 Hwy., NC'WJX;>r t Beach. S HEET l\IETAL \\IORKS January next succeeding the next er the past our years nE"arl]I
r lnde Psa1n ~.!J ACIP1m~tt1zC'1d !oEr ~a Vacuum CIC'aners. All Types of \V. Central Ave .. Balboa. Har-.J-tarbor 1672.J. l\lobil Gas and GUST TRUClaNG-1630 Ne1,1,·. PA C IF 1 C SHEET M E T AL $84,000,000 of federal taxpayers an un a1n or ~\ery . ho 2268 0 .1 \V h' p 11 h. G port Blvd., Costa ~fC'Sa. &aeon \VORKS-J N Martin and I J October 15th foll owing their date, mon•y h as "--n pa•'d 10 producen
Need P;. 1 . s 1· 'I ad T able E.lcct rical Apphanccs. r -· 1 s. as 1ng, o s 1ng. reas-· · · · " uo..·~: . a1n crs _upp 1es .. i-e -TRON ART INC _ 811 Coast GREY GOOSE F o u NT A I N ing a nd Lubrication. New Tires, 5126. General H auling, Gravel, Renne r , props., 118 3rd. Hunt-\\'ill be issued hereunder in the in California to encouragC' produc-
quartC'rs ror Reliable Painters. Hwy., N~\\·port · Beach. Beacon LUNCTl-Ralph a nd Georgia Tubes. Batt{'ri<"S, Recapping. Dirt, Lumber . No Job To Large ingon Beach. Ph. 6512. General ma nner provided .by the "Improve-tion of milk. according to the bu.
PET SUPPLIES 5237. Ne\\' Jocation-2905 \V. Well, owners, 501 E. Edgewater Free Pickup and Delivery of or Too Small. "Give ME a Call." Sheet Metal \Vorks. Specializing m ent Act of 1911,'' being Part 5, reau of milk control of the stat.
PET PANTRY-Mrs. JacquC'line Central, Ne\\·port Beach. Beacon ~ve:•. Bal.boa. Harbor Z714. Spe-Your Car. \'ARIET\" STORES in Heating a nd \'cntilating. We Division 7 of the Streets and de partmen t of agriculture.
Beckner. prop., 113 Agate Ave.. 5237. Radio T elephone and Home c1al1z1n,g 1n Breakfasts. Lunches. LIDO RICHFIELD Sl-::RV'ICE BALBOA IS LAND VARIETY Build Boat Tanks. H ighwyas Code of t~ State of 1-;;Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jjpi
Balboa Island. Ha rbor 1723-\V. Radios. l\1arinc Equipment. SJ)('-Steaks, Chops, Ma lts and Sand-STATION-Er,vin Tonn(', O\\-'Tl-STORE-R obert Allen, Prop., California ,to -r epresent each as-I j
Al l Kind~ uf Food Rc-medies and cializing in All TypE.'~ of Sound 'vichcs. OJ)('n from 8 :00 a. n1.-er. 3413 W. Central ;\ve., New-2 13 l\'larine Ave., Balboa Island. PUBLIC NOTICES sessm ent of 1\venty-five ($25.00)
·Accessor1cs for .i-\11 P('IS. Fr('Sh Equipment. ComplC'te Line or 2:00 a. m . !\londay Evt>. to 8:00 por( Bc-ach. Ha rbor 691-J. Harbor 211'1 -W . Dollars or more remaining unpaid
Inspected 1-lorse J\·Ieat. l\·lotorola Radios. P· m. Washing. Polishin~. Greasing, ---------------' for thlr ty (30) days after the date
1>ESTS CONTROi.. R_.\010-TF.LEPHOSF. St:H\'ICE HURLEY BELL. TI-IE-135 Coast Lubrica tion. Ne\v 'rircs, Tu~ VET E RJ NARIAN No. !5Sl40 of the warrant. PARA~lOUN'f Pis·r CONTROL BUTCHERS. RAD I 0 TELE· 1-l..-.·y., Coro~a. ~c l P..l.ar. Harbor and RRtterK>s. Rentals and Re-HULBUSl·I, W~1 . R., DR.-1006 :SOTlf'E OF SALE OF REAL All of the work here,·n ordered
SER\'ICE-105 \\'. 5t h, Santa PHONE SERVICE-GC'orge E . 1273· Spec;ializing in Steaks, charging. Coast Hwy., Corona de l l\tar. PROPERT\' AT P R1''ATE SALE
Ana. Ph. 6868. "Doc .. Kilzum. Butcher, 625 Coast t-l,,·y., New-ChopS .. Chicke n and Scar~. r.tORRIS. \\'M. P,-1951 1-larbor Harbor 2452. Res. 338 "L", Bal-shall be done and carried through
}fis PatiC'nts All Die. That's port &-~ch. Bl'acon 5651-\V. Li-Cocktail Lou~ge. Open . 2 .00 Blvd .. Costa 1\-lesa. Beacon 5981. _bo_a_._;_J_ar_bo_r_l_087_-_J_. _____ I IN TI·tE SUPEP.TOR r()URT o r in pursuance of an act of the
\Vhy ifc 19; Paramount in Con-Cf'nsed 1·echnician. Radio Tele-~'.oom. Sun~~:i-sk add Ho~?a~ Au1 omotive. Tractor and ~t arine \VELDt:NG THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA Legislature of the State of Cali~
trol or . Rat~. i\1 icc, Roaches, phones. R~dar .. Lor'.'n F~thom· TuesJ:;ys~ 'ee ays. os Engine Repairing. Greasing and KNAPP, \V. H .. WELDING A..~D fornia, designated the "Improve-
Ants. Silverfish. _FlC'a<:. ~lot~. etE'rs. Radio. 01rPct1on Finders. KING'S LANDING & CAFE-R Lubrication. New Goodrich RLACKSMITH SHOP-\V. H . IN AND FOR TifE COUNTY ment Act of 1911," being parts l ,
Water Beetles, Fhl'S, &C's, Sp1-REAL ESTAT E J. Early. O\Vn<"r. 611 3 1s t. Ne1,1,•. TirC'S a nd Tubes. Goodrich Ba.t-Knapp, O\vne r, 2809 w. Central OF LOS ANGELES. 2 and 3 of Division 7 of the
ders. Bedbugs, Goph('rs. Scn,ce BARNES, J . E .. A!'D SON-1806 port Beach. ilRrhor 1934. Spe-tC'r iC's. Ren tals. Recharging and A\'('., Ne"'1>0rt Beach. Harbor Streets and High\\•ays Code.
by Bonded 0pc'rators. I NC'\\tport Blvd.. Costa ~1esa . cializing in 1\ll K.inds of Sea· Recapping. 2232. Steel F abrication. General In the l\tatter fo the Estate and The said Qty Council did by
P llOTOGRAPHERS Beacon 5320. foods. MYREHN BROTH ERS SERVICE \.\'<'l ding, Portab)e Equip1nent. G t.iardianship of F . L. KEN-said Reso1ution of Award of Con·
ARSE NE-406 Clubhouse Ave., I BEVERLEY REALTY COMPANY LA P OSTA-S. J . Re)·nolds. own-STATION-17th and Ne\\'port SMITH. 0. R. AND SON-Weld· NEDY. JR., Minor . tract No. 3352, a\\'ard the con-
. £'"1>0rt Beach. Ha rbor 1650-J. -fnl E. r('ntr al Av(!., Balboa. er . 2588 Newport Blvd., Costa Blvd .. Costa l\1csa. Bearon 5144. ing and Sheet l\-1eta1 Works, NOTICE is hereby given that tract for the doing of the said
New Speed Ught Photograph I Har bor 1788. ~tcsa . Beacon 5641. Delicious Lubrication, New Tires, Bat-Orange Ave. a t 20th. Costa the undersigned. BERTHA L. · Rech · R I A M Be 5605 s · 1 \\'Ork to the .lowest, regular, re-f or Children. Specializing in BROSE REALTY-1307 Coas t l\1exican Foods. ter1cs. arg1ng, enta s, t · esa. aeon . ta1n ess ALDRICH, Guardian of the Es-W<'<ldi ngs a nd Home Portraits. Hwy., Corona del ~1ar. Harbor NE\V H;\RBOR CAFE-J. W . ccssories. Trailers for Rent. Steel aJ'ld Monet Welding, a ed J · sponsible bidder, to-wit: To J . S.
BELO.rE'S STUDI0-170 E 18 h 2048 w c L r ST TION S.....,.cialty. Round and Conical late of F . L. Kenn y, r ., a mi-Barrett. at the prices named in -· t . . C'St, O\\'l1Cr. orner a ayC"tte REED'S SERVICE A -"'" nor , will sell at private sale to Cost ~ J\ol ['s~. Beacon 5535. 'fhe BURNl-IAl\t. J OHN 0 . -2001 and 30th. Across rrom Western Floyd a nd Emmett Recd. o\\'n-Buoys. his bid on file in the office of the
P C"rsi>nal Photo&raph<'r. Any-Ocean Blvd., Balboa. Har bor C;:1nncrs, NC'v.rport Beach . Spc-C'rs, 29'l0 w. Central Avf'., Ne\\'; l 'ACJIT ASCllOR.i\GES the highest bidder upon the terms City Clerk of said City.
thing , anytin1e, a n:,'plaC'<'. Por-315. cializing in Good Food. Open port Beach. Harbor 826 .. Body and conditions hereinafter men-Dated this 16th day of July,
traits. Commercial, \Veddings C 0 AST PROPERTIES C0~1 · Monday through Saturday, 6:00 and Fender Re pairing, Painting, R_l;JJ~8~~~E A. 8S3ysi~~~r~ tioned a nd subject to conflr"mation 1946.
and Babies. Specially Equipped PANY-703 E. CC'ntr al AVC'.. a. m . to 8:00 p. m. Lubrication, Washing. Polishing, by said Superior Court on or after FRANK L. RINEHART,
for Taking Pictures in the Com· Balboa . l-Iarbor 2658. NE\V PORT CAFE-110 rvtcFaddn 'I'ires. Tubes, Batteries, Re-Ne"'port Beach. Harbor 369. July 31, 1946, all the right, title
for t of Your Honie of Your DODGE, DONALD J.-18"9 Ana-Pl., Newport Bench. Harbor charging. Complete Line of Ac-Distributors of Hunt-Craft and interest of F . L . Kennedy, J r., Oty O erk of the City of
Baby. Any Age. All \Vork Guar-hC'im and Balboa Ave.. Costa 1360-W. Good Old Home Cook· ccssori('s. Mainte nance and Yacht Sales. a minor. and all the right, title Newport Beach. California
ante<'d to Your Satisfaction. li-1esa. Beacon 520'.l. ing. Specializing in Family RICFIELD SERVICE STATION Vi\C llT BRO KERS and interest that the guardianship Pub. July l~. 23. 1946.
BLONl11·:L L Pl-IOTOCRAPHER-FOOTE. \V. B.-21 17 Coast Blvd.. Trade. 'facos and Enchiladas. -"Bob" Ja•~ed. 0 ... ner. 416 E . CROSIE R FnED J YACHT b 307 I> 1 Bal"·· 'I ho 1033 N Be h LI bo 2 1 J' "" • 1" .. estate of said minor has. Y oper-NOT>C a m. uva. r ar r . l ('\Vport ac . i-ar r ·. SEA SHELL CAl-~E-\Vally Mark--Central Ave.. Balboa. 'I ar bor BROKER-322 I I d Ave E O F INTENiMJN TO SELL Com I Ph h . Se · HARBOR J NVES~!ENT CO r -s a n ·· ation ofla1,1,• or otherwise a,...,uired. NOT ICE IS H ER y I p cte otograp 1c rvtce. . 1 11•' ., I sity a nd Joc Nicholas. O\\'nC'rs. 497.I\t . 0 0 \\' n t 0 \V n Balboa. Balboa. Harbor 211 2. Nc\Y and -.... • EB G VEN §ur-
GERH1\RD'T. \\.AL·rr_;R J .---437 REALTORS-30th at \\'. Cen-fiO l E. Centr al Ave.. Ba lboa. \\'ashing, Polishing. Lubrication, Ust.-..d Boats. Sail or Po,vc r. Also o ther than or in additiol) to that ~fatnhte tCi~~le ~~;·i~ifo~~eo~~t~r tii~~
F l'rnleaf Av<"., Coronll dt'I l\tar. tral. Nc"·port Beach. Harbor ' Harbor 840. Specializing in Sea-NC'\\' T ires. Tubes, Batteries, ~·lari ne InsuranC<'. of said minor in and to that cer-!ornla, that A. J . BURTON. Vendor,
H arbor 292-\V. Portraits. Com-1600. S p<.'Ci a li'<t in Harbor Pro~ food. Cocktail Lounge. Rentals, Rechargi ng, Accessori('S SOliTH COAST C0.-:?3rd and \V. tain Jot, piecc' or parcel of land ~~!l::7ke~~1~~0i((irrTI~~tfnt!i:id~0~0 ~11
m crcial and l\licrofilm Photog-erties. Sl1A~1ROCK CAFE-1824 New-and Recapping. "Serviet' i\s You Cen tral Ave., Ne\\lX>r l Beach. situate. lying and being In the to H . o . R&bb. 7000 ~rgia Avenue
raphy . Nt>ws and Publicty. ISLAI"D REALTY COJ\1PANY-port Bl\'d,. Costa Mesa. Beacon Rcally Like It." Harbor 260(). Yacht Brokers. County of Orange, State of Cali-ae116 C&.Ji fomla, and R. Ii. Daniel: MA0R.t\Y. STUDI0-1605 Orange 201 AgatC' A\·('., Balboa: Island. 5917. P. . Box 137. !\t'wport Be&C'h . Cal\-
A C •1 n -53 'I ho 3·· \V C I 1 TEXACO •1 \RINE SERVICE Boat Buildin• a nd Repairing. forn•·a. and more n»tlcularly de-romia. all that cer>aon ~-·naI pro~-ve.. osta " £'.'Sa. ~aeon 15-r-ar r 1 ,_ • omp ete nsur-SHEP'S CAFE-L. O. Sheppard. ... n / -,......... ..-~·""
W P · d C · 1 STATION 2406 'V Central WING SANG BOAT AND R E-scr•'bed as follows, t~wi·t ·. erty consl!!ting generally or all stOC'k n . ortraits an ommC'rc1a . ance. own<"r , 1015 Coast 1-lwy., Ne\1.-'· -· ..,.... t.rade. fixture"S . equipment o.nd good
.THREE
FEATHERS
Rnt AnlOllll RM wr.u ..
ROSSI'S
Liquor Store
'100 Coast W way
Fonuerly Gonion's Drue Store Babies and Children a Spccialty. JOI-t NSON, A. E .. REALTOR-port Beach. Beacon 5815. Ave., Ne"''"JX)rt Beach. Harbor PAIR '/ARD-Capt. S. J . Bar-An undivided one -twelfth will or a ce rtain Paint Stor!: bualnel'!l:l
PHOTO BY BECKNER-NE"al s. 469 N('\\tport BJ,·d .. Costa Mt'sa. STRAND CA.FE-Jim Owen , prop. ~~4 \~achine Shop, Harbor ~~-ch~l~~~~f~~·k'es~~~~ (1/12thl inter~t in and to the f;;no~w~n=M~'~'A~·~1·~8~"~"~0~•~P~•~;~n•g•~t0~"~·~··~1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Beckner, 375 \V, \V ilson. Costa Beacon 5 1 20-~1. Homes, Income. 514 E. Ocean Front, Balboa. TOURS. CHE. R L MRS Co .,,. w . Mooring and Space Southwesterly -rectangular one-Mesa. Ha rbor 1723-\\'. CommC'r-Ins ura nce and Loans. Nothing Ha rbor 2341-R. • A · .-ast ~ 3 H d M · A N Available for Boats for Sale. half of Lot 9 of Tract 76, other-cial .and Marir:ie-Photographer. Too Large or Too Small. WELCOl\·tE C AFE-Kelley and wy. an artne ve.. e"·-Spec1al Attention to Pet Por-JORDAN REAL ESTATE BROK· Sherfit.k, owners. 2560 Newport port Beach. Harbor 2653-J. VACllT CHARTERS wise kno\vn as Santa Ana Heighalils,
traits. ERS-700 E. Cen tral Ave., Bal· Blvd.. Costa lt1esa. Beacon SHOES MALIBU YACHT CHARTERS-in Orange County. State of C ·~
S EELY. RICHAR£?. PHO'l'OGRA-boa. Harbor 153. 5131-R. Specializing in Steaks, MATTOON'S SHOE STORE-2802 Coast Hwy., Ne\vport fornia, as per map recorded in
PHER-208 Marine Ave., ~al~ LANE, H. M.-2006 Court Ave.. Chops. Chicken.• Also Hom e 1795 _ Newport Ave.. Costa Beach. Harbor lll4. Cl-uises Book 15, Page 29 of Miscellaneous
Isla nd .. Harbor 438. Distinctive Newt><?rt Beach. Harbor 343. l\tade Pastry a nd Pies. Also "fo,fesa. Beacon S639-\\r. Men:s. from Sitka to Acapulco. QuaJi-Maps of said Cou,nty ; and one
Portraiture. Handling All Types of Harbor Sunset TrailC'r Court in Con· \Vernen's and Children's Foot-fied Operators May Skipper share of stock in the Santa Ana
PHOTOGRAPIDO I:QUIP ME.NT
AND SUPPLl.£.S
FORSYTE CAMERA SUPPLY-
215 i\1arine Ave., Balboa Island.
Harbor 2563-W.
Properties. Quick Action. Also nE'Ction. Modern Conveniences. wear. Their Own Yachts. H eights \Vater Company appurtc-
All Types of Property Insurance. \VHlTE'S COFFEE SHOPS & -----8-10-N-S______ nant to said land, as evidenced
UDO ISLE PROPERTIES-P. A VAUX'S RESTAURANT-810 22
Palmer, R<"altor. 3333 Vla Lido. E . Central Ave .. Balboa. Har-BE4NEZ7 DNiaCTrci·ss~v•S·I·GCNoro~n!ANa del Huntington Beach ~eee;::.;:t~~o. co;ditions of Ne'''POrt Beach. Harbor 1500. bor 986. 127 Marine Ave., Bal-~ n. ~lASKEY. RALPl-1 P .. C0.-3411 boa Island. Harbor 463. Mar. H arbor 87. 20 Yean in the AlRPORTS sale: Cash in la \\1u1 money of the PHl.S lt'lA ~S A.!VD SLRGEONS \V. Central, Ne\\'port Beach. Harbor Area. Specializing in SUNSET BEACH 'AIRPORTS-United States: ten per cent (10%)
ANCDRE\\'S. A. V .. l\l. D.-411 Appraisals and Sales. BENBO\V ~~~E~,-Co Gold Leaf Lettering. \Vall Let-Maj. Richard E. \Villise, mgr., of the purchru1e money to be paid
. oast H\\'}'., Corona de! !\far. ~1ATTH-E\VS, A. L.-509 31st. 1 • • .-ing n· t erng, \VindO\\-' Lettering, Truck Rt. 1, Box 437, Wintersburg Rd., at the time of the sale, balance on H arbor 556. Night Call 221S.J. f'e\\·port Beach . Harbor 2577. tractor, 3602 ~tare-us Ave .. N("W-Lettering, Boa t Lettering. Per-Huntington Beach. Ph. 5273. confirmation of sale.
BALCH. HARRY E .. ~f D.-Of-l\lcFARREN. LILA B. AND FRED Cpor l I BeacRh. Hf~rbor SelOl?·J. rection or Else. Flying Instruction. Aircraft The purchaser is to take the CiCC'. 1856 NP\\'port Blvd., Costa F. Smith. REALTORS--107 "A" ompete oo ang r\,C<' GENERAL NEO N co•~ NY R al P Fl. h · ··N .. R . R I Fl -' .. :>u-Al -e nt s. assenger ag ts. Air-said ""'reel or r•al pro ..... rty sub-lt·l C'S.."l. i3c'Rcon 5S73. I f no answt'r l Balboa. J-larbor 2517-M. 417 No. 1, C'\\' or. epairs. oo s-. _at. 1023 E 41h s t A Ph 6640 aft •1 · 1 Adj t l ~ ' ~ II Be 5852 B \\ ood Tile d Co to ... · an a na. · er 1• ain cnance. acen ° Ject to cond,·1,·ons. restrictions. • ca aeon . irch, Santa Ana. Ph. 7155-'W'. · . an m~J 1 n Res. Ph. Santa Ana 6616. Com-the Long Beach Golf Course,
BASSE:"IT. PliILLIP 11.. :'.\(. D .-~tILLER. J. l\1 . A?\"I) j\SSOCI-FrN' I nsP<'Cl~on and Est1matl'S. mCorcial Signs. ,\II 1)-pes. Bulle-formerly l\'feadowlark. r eservations, easemC'nts and rig hts
823 Coast l-I\\'}'., Corona dC'I I\·lar., .i-\TES--15th and \V. C"C'ntral 24-h~ur, Ser\-IC""e. , 1in. Commercial. Pictoria l. _ , of \\•ay of record and alJ taxes a
Harbor 1015. Res. llarbur 281 -k. A\'e .. Nt•\\·port !Wach. llarbor l BOS\\·ORfli ROOFING CO.,;-Sccnic, Cold u-ar Specialists., At::"TO ~ARTS AN D SUPPLIES li en thereupon. not dclinqu<"nt.
OCRCY. t.AUREKC'!'.: It., '.\1 D.-l :!·l1. R<'11l Estate Brokers. Ho,,·ard Bos,\·orth. 0"TI~r. 120 Orange County's Only Complete HU:'\Jlt\GTON BEA~H Atn:O "lJI bids or offers must be in wrlt-
321 ::\larin(' .<\ve .. Ballx•a Isl and. P..\''~E. J . C.-111 E. 18th. Costn East l"t. Santa Ana. Ph. f?Gl O. Sign Scrvicr. SUP~LY CO~·tP.,.\NY -210 ~!a1n ,.~· g and will be received at the of.
Harbor 2629. If no nns,,·C'r call ~f,.sa. &>aeon 52 13-l\1 t Roofs R{'COV('rC'd a nd Rl'p111rc>d. PIP.RCE. L. W.-367 Bay, Costa Huntingto n ~nch 174. A~to l C<" of EL1'rER H V HOFFl\tAN
Harbor 46·7. RHI \DEN. E\. ~\ r-.---i10 :-..:e\,·port i FrN' t-:st.imstt£'$. In San1a ,\na '.\I l'sa. SC'aron 5134--J, Every. Supplu.•s . Sporting Goods, Paint. 024 Ro B 'Id: ·Los A I ·
GRU:-.l"D\'. G. ti.I.. ::\1 D -Ra Ibo.a Bl\·d.. Costa ?.IC's~. Beacon , VaJley Sine(' ~9t~. • ti · · s· · 1 Lock and Key Se.rvice. J wa n w 1ng, -nge ei;, Inn Arcade. Balboa . llarlxa· 37. 5713-R. DLTNKIN Rf.>01-J:\G COM PAN\ l ~llJ!: in agn.s. California. or may be filed with
HALL. H. R,, ~t. D.-131 Bro~~t-RITCl-1-1 £. GERALD \\'.-1219 --Office and \\'a rl'house. 1117 R~~~a'.r~l\J.~7 Palm, Bal-, Ali--i;c> R E.P A.Ill ANll S ERVICE the Clerk of said Superior Court,
"'A}'. €osta ~lC'Sa . &>aeon 5R4S. Co.'.ls t l-l\\'Y. c~orona d('I !\'fa r. 'V. 41h., . a nta ~na . Ph. 1~55. UNI ON S IGN CO --805 E 4th P ENCE BROS . A\J!O SERVICE I OT delivered to said guardian per-
HUGl-U:S. A. c .. 1\1 . D.--O ffice Jf ar hor SJ. Insuranet.', RC'al Es-Conlpos1t1on. Shtngles. \\·ood • 1
• • -t20 5th, Huntington Beach. ally · . 1785 Nt'\\·port Bl\·d ., Costa 1 tat('. Notary Public. J Sh~nglC's, Tile. A.slx-st os R~f... St:· S~nta . Ana . Ph. 6479·. Any· 1813 or 3....'>91. Complete Automo-gon . at a ny .tune . afte r first
Mesa. Beacon 5858. Res. Rt-aeon SADLEIR. JOJ-{N E.-302 l\lain. Built-up _Roofs. Roofs Re pa1rro. lhing )n Signs. Tru~ks. \Vtndo"'· tj\·e. Truck and Implement Re-publicatio.n of this notice and be-
5TT7. Balhoti. tiarbor 2034. 1505 Coast Free Estimates. ShoCa_rds. ~tetal Signs. Walls. pairing. Electric and Acet~•lene fore making sale.
MAX\VELL. ~!TL TON ~I .. ~t. 0 .-H,,.y., Corona dC'l t-·Iar. Gcner<tl ROSS AND BARRO~\rS---SuC'C('s-SAB~~tl~NA i'\EON COl\IPAl'.;-Y ~tachine \Velding. Dated this 8th day of July, 1946.
1601 Coast H"')"., Corona dcl I nsurance, sors to Q\\·en Roofing Co .• 509 --4lS E. Fourth, Santa Ana BAKER IES BERTH~ L. ALJ?RI~.
Alar. 1-larbor 1062. Res. Call SANFORD, \\'rLLIA.i\t \\r.-308 E. 4t.h. Santa .. Ana . Ph. 4.~. Ph. S436. EA.DER'S BAKERY-J. H . Eader. Guard.1an of Said l\Iinor.
Beacon 5480-\\'. i\larine A\·e. Balboa Island Agents for Johns-Manville Prop 209 Main H ti -....... C&-1!80!
MONACO. S. R .. ~I. D.--814 \\'. Harbor 234-R: Realtor and Gt>n: and ··Pionee_r-Flintkote... ~n-SPORTISG GOODS Beach. 424. "Since ·1910~ n& ...... • Pub. JuJy 16, 18, 23. 25 and 30.
Ba.J· ..\\·e., Balboa. l-larbor 11'24. eral lnsuranC't'. spection Servlce. Roof Repatrs. QTI'O, CLYDE -1821 Harbor B LACKS MITH SHOPS 1946.
443 S. Hill St .. Loo Angeles. STEINER. A. S ANDY. REALTOR SAND AND GRA\'EL Bl\·d.. Beacon 580(;-J. Saddle TALBERT BLACK.SllITITI SHOP
TUckt'r-7612. By Appointment. -?J4 Coast 1-IW)•. on the :\liracle l\fcCLELLEN, R. \V., & SONS-and Leather Goods. Sporting Lei d p ,.. · _.. Pro
REEDER. THOS P 'I D "09 ''I N Be h Be ~--•-, Guns ·-d F:~'-•-g Tackle. -an . D1e1nha1-ut.i p., -·• ·• ~· · ,.------...-. :. ,1 e. • e..-.rport ac . ~~n 2617 \V. Central Ave .. Ne"'POrt VUUU3 ...... Q.lu.t• TaJbe!'t and Bushard. Hunting-
W . Centrp.l Ave., Ne'-'lJOrt .'.>173. Bus1~ess Opportun1t1es Beach. Harbor 123. Truc king. SPORTS\\"EAR ton Beach. 5871. Speciallzlng in
Beach. Harbor 602-603. B:oke:r. Business . or All 'J'ypes. Excavating, Rock and Suilding SA\VYER SPORT SHOP-Stanley Ha.rd Facings. TREADWELL. \V . V .. ?.t. D.-H1gh\\•ay Location Attracts ~faterials. -----=====::c-----1001 N. Broedwa.y, Sa.nta Ana. ~1 an)· Out of State BU)•e rs r , .,.. P. Sawyer. prop., 207 Marine CHURCHES
Ph. 7144... Res. 118 ?.tarine-Ave., Lookinf;t for Business and ln-SA\ lNGS A.:...._D LOANS Ai•t>., Balboa lsland. Harbor 576. ST. SllitON AND JUDE CATii-
BaJboa lsland. Harbor 1241-J. come Property. NE\\rp()RT BALBO A FEDERAL l\1en's and Boys' Sportswear. OUC CHUROi-Rev. Thomu
PICTU111'! FRAMING TWIST. A. J . AND F . C. VENN-SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO-S URF AND SAKD SPORTS AP· F. Lahart, 321 10th, H untington
WHAT NOT SHOP-307 Palm f:J:17 Coast Hwy., CoQ>na dcl t.t ar-. CIATION-P .• A. ~alrner. Pres1· PAREL-Emma V. Hughes, 701 Beach. 188. Sunday masses 8 :00
NOTICE OF A\\'ARD OF
CONTRACT
Pursuant to the statute herein
mentioned and Resolution of
Award ol Contract No. 3352. of
the Q ty Council of the Oty of
Newport Beach. Calltomia, adopt-
ed on the 15th day of July, 1946,
4lrectlng this notice.
NO'TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ELECnUCAL CONTRACTORS that the said Oty Council tn open
Bal . · H arbor 24:t.? ~nt. 3333 Via Lido, Newport E. Central, Balboa. Harbor 138. and 10:00 a. m. ~-Harbor 2222. Pictures vtCK, Ll"X\V.OOD--3l2 Marine Beach .. Harbor 1500. Chartered
and Picture Framing. i Av<".. Balboa Island Harbor by Un1~C'd States Government.
PLASTICS 548-l\l. Real Estate Brok•. Spe-Assets 1n Excess of $2.000.000.
T AXJ 81'!RVICI:
BALBOA CIRCLE TAXI-McNeal
and Bennett. owners.. 1501 \V.
Central Ave .. Newport Beach.
Harbol' 320. Serving the New-
pol't Harbor AreL 24-Hour Re--
liable ~ice.
l>jONGEON ELEcrRJC-L. G. session on the 15th day of J uly,
N AR!.100.. lNC.-H. R. J enks, cializing in All Typn of Harbor SEB-\'JCE ST ATIONS J.trt .. 1015 Coast H1,1,;r .• Corona Properties s
del Mar. Harbor 487. Laminated WELLS. G: N.-17110 Newport ~W_Jg> u~'2ff ~A·
P I a• tit'~-. Manufacturing of Bl\"d,. Costa ~lesa. Beacon Si81. Grant and Cal Fuller. owners.
Conolon F15hing Rods. R£FIUGEBATION S'l!&VICE Comer of Palm and E. Central
PLAT lXG WORKS CCJ!,'TA MESA REFRIGERA· Ave .. Balboa. Harbor 166-\V.
CALDWELL PLATING CO.-TION SERVICE-Roy Wendell, Wuhlng, Waxing, Polishing,
2815 Villa Way. N~-port Beach. 1905 Fuller-t0t1 A\.·e., Costa Meta. Lubrication. Fisk Ti.res and
Harbor 1300 a.rome Plating Beacon 5034-W. Repain on All Tubes. Anow Batteries. Rentals
LAURIE TAXI-7304 W . Ocean
f'ronL Ne-wport Beach. Harlxr
2579. Veteran of World War n.
24-Hour Ser'\1ce.
Mongeon. prop., 522 )fa.in, Hunt-1946 ----i-ed ington Beach. Ph. 1464. Will Be ' open.,.. •-•~• and pu~
Carrying a Complete Une of llcly dedared all lealed pr-1s
Electrical Appliances and Fix-,.. bids, offered for doinc the fol-
tures. Gi\'e Us a Call &owing described work. to-wit:
The construction of vi trlfied G~ AND lllAJllU:TS d ·
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Going to Build This Year?
Yoo bly have yoar dream house all
worked Out In yoar mind -or maybe yoar
architect or contractor already baa prepared
plans on paper for yon.
Electrtclty will have a large part In making
dreams of postwar living come true. When
you 'go over the plans with your bollder be
sme to ask him about the newest develop-
-Ill In houioehold labor saving and fone>-
Uoul 1-aty.
Oar Ezperlll la everyf.hlag eledrbl will be
glad to help with layout pbms or problems
One sugestloa may make a Im ol dlfJlftw
1n u... "11Ye4blllty" or uw .._
ETS-HOKll & GALVAN
lllNCS 4 1 t I t
1000 c-t lllway ll!lwu Br • 562:1
.U.. .. a.a 1\-.... W' 2 zit 82 lt I I• Dl119 °TM 7
EIECl'IUCIANS
00.Two .... ..._t
eor r.-1, n.urr, nVU> 6W,._ r.u.. -and Polished Brass. Spedallztn.g Makes of R.efrieeraUon. House-and Recharging. Abo Recap-ln Boat Hardw~. bold and Commen:lal pine. Snappy Servia!.
NEWPORT AND COST MESA
CAB CO.~ Cout Hwy.,
N~ Beach. Beacon 51124.
DAR.ROCK. PEl'ER. GROcERY ay Pipe sanitary oewen, vitrified
STORE, Hwitincton Beach. Ph. <;iaY ptpe house connection _.,.
3422. All Types of Groceries and lines, manholes, cast iron manho~
Fr.sh Meato .Spedallu In Ddi· fnm<s and "°""""• "Y" branches,
cates1en Foodo. lampboles, welded steel pipe, pump••--------------------~
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Bayshore Driver
Spe1ds 3 Days
la County Jail
Marion Frank Brown jr., 21, of
askey Now
In New Bldg. , Bay Shorn camp, Newport Beach,
wu convmcm today that there
was aomething to this idea that Ralph P . Mas.key and his st.aft
tt ia better to drive safely in Santa are now located in their new
Ana than to spend three days In realty office building at 3411 w .. t
their jail for speeding. • Central avenue, Newport Beach.
Brown began serving three days The firm was formerly located
ln the Orange county jail late lut at 3410 Coast boulevard.
week after he pleaded guilty to 'Assisting Mr. Maskey is his
a speeding charge and read "And sales manager, Ray Y. Copelin
Sudden Death." the article on and his sales secretary, Miss
aafety, before the Santa Ana Lions Agnes R. Cason. both of Newport
club. Beach.
The sentence was imposed by Maskey, who is president of the
City Magistrate Ronald M. Crook· Newport Harbor Realty board
shank after he learned from the and a 'Prominent ?.tason and
Santa Ana police that Brown sped S hriner, has been engaged in the
his automobile 60 miles an hour general real estate business her e
from Chestnut street to St. An· since 1929.
d:rews pla ce, July 10. As a s ubdivider and home de-
veloper , h e has more r~ntly built
CLOTHES
85 houses on 19th strfft, Flower
and Broadway, Costa 11.1esa. He
also erected nine houses on Santa
Ana a nd San Bernardino a venues
in Newport H eights. He is best
knoY.-n as the developer of New-
port Island.
POR
MEN
AND
BOYS
g~
SptJlll Slwp
H e is opening his new office
bu ilding in the central ar ea of
Newport Beach fo,r the purpose
of conducting a general real estate
brokerage business as well as sub-
di\·isions. H e r ecently leased one
of the offices in the new build-
ing to Dr. T. P . Reeder and his
associate, Dr. William S. Ireton.
The ne\v building whJch la
unique in desigll was planned by
the architect, George Und, under
the supervision of Mr. Maskey.
none Harbor 618 All kinds typewriter ribbons in
stock at the New!!l-Times.
C. R. STAAF
MOORING SERVICE
Moorings
Buoys
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Installed and Repaired.
Paintetl and Lettered.
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Phone: Harbor 1080 or Harbor 1698-R
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"BOY, THAT'S A WBOPl'Ell!" olloated LL Comdr. O. B. llbuer, ....itani ---ot
the U. S. Nava.I BoAplt&I at Lone Be.di. .. one or bis ,·etena-pa.Umta yaaked la. a b&ITaouda u.e
otber day from the boat, '-The \\'om.an", eldppered by Capt. Andy B~ Newpori Harbor boai.-
man. PIM>to Mows t.be other bMpttaJIVld war veteram lD. action at tbe '8IM momeoi of a blc
catch. The boys were gueab of the Soutbeut Bod a Gun club of Sou.th Gate. Na"J' Motben
club &erved the food for the trtp. -Photo by C. A. Griffis.
Recreational Value of Ports,
Park Projects Are Stressed
Oldenbergs Buy
1 Palisades Hotel
Mr. a nd ~trs. WWiam Olden-
S AN FRANCISCO. July 22. -Humboldt H arbor, Noyo River , burg, who ha ve had years of e x-
Pr I. . perience In New York as hotel e urunary r eports on possible Bodega Bay, San Francisco Bay
sm all harbor locations all along channels , San Rafael Creek, P eta-managers are new owners of that
the California coastline . a nd for -luma Creek. Napa River, San old C.Orona del Mar landma rk , the
mula tion of policies for coopera-P ablo Bay, Mare Island Straits, Palisades hot el, ha\•ing purchased
lion with communities seeking Richmond Harbor , Oakland Har-part of the property from Mr. and
harbors featured the initia l meet-bor. Redwood Creek, Lower San Mrs. Frank S chierholt, owners for
ing of t he California S tate Cham -Francisco Bay, Moss LaM ing and a year. ber of Com.me r ce·s sta tewide small Monter ey Harbor. ·,-The old tavern str ucture of t en
harbor develo pment committee. Projects under examina tion or aparUnents and ten rooms ,with a
The meet ing, in San Francisco. survey _ Richardson Bay, Half Jot 100 by 118 feet brought a price
and a ttended by commer cial and Moon Bay, Albany, Berkeley and of $54.000 while the a nnex of six
sports fi!hermen . yachtsmen , E meryville 1-Jarbors. South Basin. a parUne nts a nd land wit h 65 reet
Army engineers and others from Gwathme y also listed 15 proj-of Crontage was ke pt by the
all over the s tate , g ave first or-ects previously repoTted as un-Schierholts. Mr. and Mrs. Old-
gani2ed impetus to the small craft favorable. and listed 34 possible enburg recently purch85ed Orange
and refuge harbor project . r efuge harbor sites 'between San property consisting or nine units and a tY.·o-bedroom hom e and this
fear Planes
Bring Pests
Into State
C. D. M. Residents
Sue 8"ta Fe R. R.
D&magft of $55,500 ......, asked
In superkr court yesterday by
Howard "K. and Myrtle Allen of
Corooa de! Mar, roe the death ol
their 10n.. Melvin Lane AUeD. ln
a truck-train crash at the Com-
monwealth avnue cross:uig of tbe
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Radio Servite
l'llcme Beto,,. llSll
.,._h 'r•*'-....... u ..
Santa F• railroad at Fullertaa on Paln\er Radio
July 21, 194.5.
Wldeopread expansion of alJ'.. Melvin !A.nen. was ~ver of the AND DX'liikJ
plane use throughout the Padtlc tnick Involved m the crash. Also IMll New_. ....,
and Oriental areu hu brought a listed as defendants were Ger~d VOST.& MDI&
new menace to agriculture and Millikan and Roy C. Pearce, trtlll\-"'=========-=-=--
horticulture in Hawaii as well as men. on the mainland. the board or di--------------------------
rectors of the California State r-------------------------·
Clamber of C.Ommerce declared t~
day-pointing to the danger of
plan~t ' insect pest spread-with
hea O"OP losses-unless strong
fede inspection is immediately
instit ted.
To forestall introduction of such
pests. the stat e chamber has re-
ouested the War, Navy and Agrl·
rult UJ"e d epartments to immediate-
ly undertake the following pro-
gram:
1. Army and Navy immediately
and rigidly enforce Public H ealth
Service regulations tor application
ot insecticides on planes J!n route
to Hawaii from points outside
these islands.
2. U. S . Bureau of Entomology
a nd Plant Quarantine Initiate a
program for disinsectlzing all
planes immediately upon arrival
in Hawaii.
3. Bureau of Entomology and
Plant Quarantine initiate-with
Army and Navy cooperation-a
c;ontrol program against agricul-
tural pests of economic impor-
tance on such oUtlying islands
where it may be determined and
desirable and feasible.
4. Army, Navy and Bureau of
Entomology and Plant Quarantine
cooperatively establish disinsectiz-
ing stations on the con tinental
United States and certain selected
islands west and south of HawaU
to disinsectize all planes taking oft
from those islands or the main-
land previous to their departure
for H aY..·aii or California.
BAYVIEW
BUILDERS SUPPLY
818 Coast Highway
36-in. 18-mesh Bronze Window Screen
2-ply 3/4 inch Waterhose -50 ft.
(Brass Couplings)
All Steel Wheelbarrows
6 ft. Step Ladders
Long Handle Shovels
Building Hardware
OPENIN..G OFFER
DECORATE WITH
VELDURO -One Coat Wall Paint
Per Gal. _ Reg. $2.98
3-in. Brush Reg. $2.98
Total
Hubbard C. Howe, Newport Francisco and Humboldt Bay.
L--------------------------JI b-may be included in the deal 8$ Beach. chairman of the committee, Procedure for small craft har part of the purchase price. it was
for Prompt Service
5. Further efforts be made by
the proper agency to develop
structural design and to devise
method& and appliances to facili-
tate destruction of pests which
may stow away on airplanes.
6. Fullest support of all depart-
ments of the government be given
to creating a 1proper defense
agaimt introduction of dangerous
Insects into H aw aii and the conti-
nental United States.
$5.96
Sale Price -Both For
s42s
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Bob Jayred's
RICHFIELD SERVICE
Washing • Polishing • Lubrication
Tire Recapping • Tires Retreaded
416 East Central Ave., Downtown Balboa
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New Higher Pay
for the Army!
NIW PAY SCALI
IN ADDfJIOH TO ClOr>MIJ. fOCX\. lOOGWG. AlllDfCAL AlllD OfHTAL C.UC.
NlD ,__A.I. HJmMB(1 NfVIUGES -.....wy1.._ ..... _ ..... ._,.., 211Y_. JO r-•'
Master Sergeant ... -........ .......
or First Sergeant $165.00 $107.25 $115.63
Technical Seraeant 135.00 17.75 151.11
Stall s.iiieant 115.00 74.75 129.31
5.rgeont . . -. 100.00 65.00 112.50
Corporal . . -. 90.00 58.50 101.25
Private Fint Class 80.00 52.00 90.00
Privcti.. . . . . 75.00 41.75 84.38
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203 ._,_ ,_ s.nw. o.. .... -
S03 ..,,_ii ............ J,.,....., ~ v.w.
J3 ilcr-9 ,,,,, IOI lec.t. J r-1 -' .s.r.-...
llithlights of Reg•lat Mmy Ealistment
t. ltali•t-lS lor I Vii , 2 or 3
799n.. ( 0-,.... at.llstmeDla pet·
ftlittecf f« aMO DOW in tb<i Army
witb 6 « mon -w ot _..-n .>
2. Snl~ ... f,_ II to 34 ~ iDdU9i-( 17 witb i---t•' ~) ac-ept ,_ -..,.. iD
ArfA7. wbo maJ ~ at MY~
..ct formst senice -............ -~-~ S.A~~ol.UO
fflr ... .,... ol. stiT& ~ --_.~ ... a..:~----
... ~ ... ..nice. pro..nded ,.. .-w at ii wtdlinl 90 da'1I .tts a..: "••onhb .__....
'-Up to to ~ I p'Wy-nt ~ wlD pay, ~! .. -
-.ui ol. .......... widli pn::ilCI "'·· tn..a.a.o..-.peW.tott.w..d
NWnt .. ---... tbs Arm:t ... 1110Hc.
S. c-lt row: As9t1 R••UbstJ oac-,_ --NrkMIP pri .....
8. M--1nc-tpay (busdupoa
Mnrth ol ..rric•) to aU -· who -di8chal'lttd to snllst ot r--1iA.
1. ()pdoa to nitir• •t h.if pay
,_ tbs ~ ol J'O'M' lif• aft• 20
J9U9' ......,~incr-9i11c to We.
qu.rt.,. JMIJ after 30 y.an' MM"ice.
(R.W.-t Uxome m crade ol
Mattu or Fi.r•t S.rseent up to sia.s.63 I*' -tb '• life.> All pn'rioua ecti-,..,.. -1it.ary ..,._
riai coullb tows1I ~
a. BcDs6ts ....... tbs 01 BiD ol
JtiPts -.....s ·--wbo -1imt '* _. Wore~ S, 1946.
•. Otob al. ..,_.. "' ..me. ad o•• U..... (ol. U-.. still .... > -,_,... ..... t
INLIST NOW
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302 City Hall
Santa Ana
presided and out lined need of ors, fr om . inception to construe-stated.
small vessel a nchorages. detailed Uon were outlined by Mervin C. Mr. and Mn>. Schie rholt. wh(llk
specific economic benefits follo\v-Collins, chief , r ivers and harbors fint adven ture In t he hotel bu.si-
ing their construction. He distrib-reports section. South Pacific di-ness this was, like Cor ona del
u ted a manual pre pared by his vi!!lion . H e stressed the need of Mar so we U they hope to r em ain
committee outlining the proced-intelligent, thor ough local or gani-her e and according to their son
ures to be taken by local commu-2ation , a nd the need for local in-Harold, !!l tudent a t Newport Har-8 '
nities in seeking projects. terests being active in all phases. bor Union High school, if they mlth• Grow
Recrea tional as well as econom-Yachtsmen, fishermen and oth· leave, it will be without him! Names of 98,000 J ohn Smiths
ic values of sma ll harbor-park de-ers told of hazards and difficulties ar e o n file '"'ith the Vete rans Ad-
velopment w as stressed by Col. E . due to long dista nce_s between ministration in Washington, 13,000
(Choice of Colon)
Phone Beacon 5007 H. ~tarJ<.s , division engineer , Army harbors, and of extensive dam age ing to Dennis Hogland . who '"'ill having no middle initial. Sen •ice
Engineer Corps South oacific di-to fishing . fleets in foul weather conyer t it Into a business site in sC'r ial n umbers'' keep things ' I d h the near future. t · h r h v ~~.-~tl---t ~-tOIM ~~t•-.~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~r~a~~~t~o~r~t~e~,~A~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the Califor nia develo pntent in a Clama."<.1 ng t his \Vas the recital b~ :> + + + + + 1 , •:•:•:•:u OOCXXX> 1 0 •:>=xcr:>:•:ex> •:•:>.:p •:• •:-: = similar project covering the Grea t Leonard \V. P e ttit o f his visciss1· • ·-· • ' ~-= • • 1 • • c•:::>c:> • • • • • • <> , •:>::x> , •:n
Lakes. He pointed out that the \ tudcs in sailing hls 32·Coot. "1't a-
Ar my E ngineers assist. but arc kua" Crom l(ctchikan . Alaska to
not ori~inators of these proj('cts. Sa n Fr;i ncisco Ray, \\•ith Jack of
and that thry must he or igi na t ed harbors ne("('ssi ta tinl?'. the small
by local inter ests. CongrC'SS has crart k C'C'ping fa r offshore.
author ized preliminar y sun •eys I P lans for assist a nce to local
from Pt. P ines to the l\1exican line. com mun ities but no e ndorsement
and these a rc under ~:ay he sta ted. of proj<.'Cts u ntil a fter Army En~
whi1e authorization for similar y nc-er approval : a goal of a chain
preliminary study to the Oregon of small harbors betY.'een 30 and
line now is in the pending Rivers 40 miles apart all alon~ th~ coast-
and H arbors Bill. line. a nd for na val rel1 nq u1shment
A report from C.01. Robert C.
Hunter . Los Angeles distric t engt-
neer , r eviewing the !!lta tus of In -
vest igations and progTe55 In
Southern California, was read.
of excess harbor facilities and
some of the area restrictions made
In "'ar time were o ther policies dis-
cussed.
Buy Sherwood Tract
For New Friday Aft.
Noon Club Building
"AU facilities for sm all cra ft in
the Los Angeles-Long Beach har-
bor area are in use; sales of water
craft are limited by mooring fa-
cilltle!." Hunter declared. "Ala-
mitos Bay, close to Los Angele!,
would serve that area, while the Purchase of a sit e in t he Sher-
Playa del Rey de velopm ent would wood tract facing the Costa Mesa
accommodate 9000 small craft a nd park was made last week by the
be integrated wit h Los Angele! F riday Afternoon O ub of Costa
county's park·beach development." ~·tesa at a cost of $5000.
Pr£>Sent status of sm all harbor The club's building committee
projects in Nor thC'rn Califor nia-of ~-tesdame!!I Joh n F . Wc b!!lter ,
y.•here authorization for surve~ is Gunning Butler, Calla Viele and
stil l pending-Y..•ere outlined by W . B. Mellott clOSC'd the tra.nsac·
CabC'll C"·athmey. assis tant chief. tion for the site. It measures 120
engineering division, San F ran-I f('('t by 210 feet on Viola P lacr
cisco division , to include: in the new subdivision of 17 acrl>S.
Active projC'cts--Cres('('nt City, The club \l'?'ntly sold its build -
MOSQUITOS!!
Famous Formula 612
Insect Repellent
WILL KEEP THEM AWAY.
Available Now For Civilian Use
35c Bottle
Newport Marine Supply
814 Coast Hi g hway, Newport Beach
Phone Beacon 5881-W
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Tell Your Friends
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BATHING GIRLS PARADE
Kiddies'
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SUNDAY~· JULY 28
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AT THE FUN ZONE
IN BALBOA
NON-PROFESSIONAL
Sponsored by Al Anderson and Gustlin School
of Swim. Entries will close by July 25
Hair Styles Make Up
MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP
JUDGES-Herb Kenny and Clyde Ashen
Fashion Show -Sponsored by THE BOBBY SHOP
AGE LIMITS -Infants to 7 years old_ MODELS will fasbloo exclusive
designs tumlsbed by TRl!l BOBBY SHOP.
REGISTRATIONS Will be taken for both e9ents at either the Fun Zooe
or the Bobby Shop.
KIDDIES' DAY EACH WEDNESDAY
12 Noon to-6 P. M.
Rides&c Coacessions Sc
+ I I M I I M i M 8 F F I F F 8 I I E I E E I I I I *3* I I i F + 1:1 M 8 + I + + 1;+ + F
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Wgh)lghting the Southern lb-colorfUI for summer and comist·
trict meeting ot Buslneu and Pro-Ins al. a blao-. and alt:lrt plain In
fesional Women's clubs held Sun-cut were displayed.. The skirts are
day at the Muonlc Temple, Fill-long, reachlnc the croond. fat the
Jerton. was the talk on '-ibe FUth women never lhow their feet.
Freedom in Korea" by P age GU-Ina Gerritt, district vice presi-
man. military aide to General H. dent. was chairman in the absence
S. Arnold and better known to the of the president, Beulah Seeber,
radio public u "Jack'' in the pnr who is ill in a h01pital in La.Jolla. aram "One Man's Family." After the meeting all the flowers
Wtth the Koreans under the were aent to Mrs. Seeber.
domination of the Japanese for 35 LalD"a Lorraine, first vice presi-
)'e&n they had the idea when they dent of the C&llfomia Federation,
W9'e given their .. freedom" it brought reporu from the biennial
meant freedom from work and the convention at O eveland, Ohio.
Americans had a difficult time Carolyn Weber of Laguna Beach,
making them see they must work past -state president, presided at
for themselves. if not for an over-the luncheon seasion.,..M"d EJeanor
bd McClaskey, director-at-large for
Korea la under a trusteeship of Southern District, wu also a
Russia in the northern part and speaker. Olairmen outlined pro.
the United States in the south, grams for the )'ear.
the speaker stated, and the divid-HO!lteu clubs were Newport
Ing line ii like an iron wall. Gil-Beach, Laguna Beach, Orange,
man typed the 16 copies of the Santa Ana, Fullerton and Ana·
original agreement of trusteeship heim. Floral decorations of chiffon
which wu tom up by the Ruuians daisies and gyp1<>philia were ar-
t« it neclect.ed to state anything I ranged by Matie Rolling of the
about a "democratic" form of gov· Newport Beach club and place
ernment. I t was the 1pe&ker'1 cards were by the Laguna Beach
feeling that we are unwarrantedly club. The musica l program fea-
worried about the Soviet Union tured Dr. H. S. Galbraith, bari-
for they are an exceedingly literal tone.
people, he stated. Attending from Newport were
C.O.tumea worn by native Kt>-Gertrude Collver , president; Nata-
ttan women, black for winter and lie Michaud, Alda Gorton. Doro-
thy Sutherland and Edythe Up.
l'lloae lleaaon 58U
Newport .t Calta Meoa
CAB CO.
pincott.
Npt. Heights Circle
Newpor t Heights Circle v.rill
meet Thursday, July 25, at 2 p. m.
at t he home of Mrs. Geor ge More-
land, 225 23rd street, Ne"1>0rt '-------------'! Heights.
Individuality for the "M other·to·b< · · ·
If we do not have tf, we maJc.c 1t, )'Otl sec '
7Donna.-ctAfarie Shoppe
515 N. -SL Arcade Blclc. Phone seM
Breket1 Lenses Duplicated
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E.T. Butterwortll, 0. D.
llK West Ontral Plloae Barbor !Ill
--b)' Appola-t
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Harbor Feminine Activities Santa Anan Honored
By Group of Cousins
Gregory-Heger
Engagement Told
Mn. Tarver Montgomery ot Mr. and Mn. Huold E. Hedcer
San~ Ana was bcnored guest at of 225 Diamond a-ue. Bal'-
the home of her cousins, the Ialand and Glendale, ore announo.
Ml-Gertrude and Loulae Mont-Inc the ""11_....,t of their
gomery, 2117 East central avenue, daughter, Barbara, to WUUam w,
Balboa, at a luncheon Monday. GttcorY, oon of Mr. and -Mn.
The occas!m was Mrs. Montgom-Clarence W. Gregcry of Glendale_
ery'1 birtbday and guest.a w..... all No date hu been set for the ....i.
couofns of the honortt and . host· ding.
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Till: REVEREND ARDYS DE..\.N, '1ca.r of t he nearly com pleted St. lames Eplacopal Chu rch near Udo
Isle, asks bleMlnp for the aacremf'nt.s "'hlch have been donated u memorials tor the n ew ecllflce.
The altar crou and C'-&ndle ornament ,,·ere given by Mrs. Mabel Mo\Ver In memory of her late husband,
Col. Harrison C. Mower. T he American Oac was p resented by Mn. Henry C. Davia In mem ory ot her
son "·ho sacrlflC'ed bl• life In t he '4'ar 1.n t he Pad.tic. Tbe Utany book 'A'U donated by Mn. Sue mt.cb-
mao ID memor}· of ber father, Albert Franklin Milllpn. The cbwch tlac wu the contrtbuttoo of the
Younc Peoples' Fellowahlp tD. memory of tlloee lost ta t1'e war. -Photo by Kent Hitchcock.
Mrs . Lewis Cock
DD F Hostess
Orient Editor
Expected Home
Shower Honors
Bride-E lect, Fiance
Rellldeme Phone 1637-R
Easterners Feted,
Take Local Scenes
For NCR 'fravelogue
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Workman.
former Balbo&na, of Orange, were
hosts Tuesday to their nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W .
Llnk and daughter, Maryanne of
Dayton, 0., at a boating and swim-
ming party at J3alboa, and special
guests of "Francois" Manhall at
Christian's Hut.
Mr. Link has been with National
Cash Register Co. the past thirty
yean and ls making a 10.~mile
travelogue movie in color. Many
scenes were made in Newport
Harbor which will be shown in
the N. C. R. ~eater. Dayton, and
also In the world-wide N . C R.
m agazine.
The easterners took ptcturel
while traveling the 3000 miles
southern route here, and they
resume the remalning 7000 miles
Tuesday: north via Sequoia, Y ose-
mite, 'Frisco,, Vancouver , B. C.,
Lake Louise, Yellowstone park;;
Pikes P eak, Bad Lands, Montreal,
etc., and home September 5.
Reminiscent of old times, "Dad"
Workman >A'BS "Francois" Mar-
shall's first Balboa "boss'' on the
occasion of the opening of the
Casino, April, 1936. and their r e-
union is always a happy occasion .
Newport Resid ents
Back Fro m T rip
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Scabloou In shades from dark·
est maroon to lavender and white
in a clear crystal bowl ..centered
the luncheon table. laid with an
embroidered cover of Olinese
grass cloth, and petunias were
used for the rooms. Many pretty
gifts were received by the hon-
oree.
Places were laid for Mrs. Mont-
gomery, Mrs. Arth\D' G. Coons
who is at her Lido Isle home for
tbe summv, Mrs. John Wilson of
Fullerton , Mn. Gladys Thompson
of Balboa and the two hosteslf:S.
Another cousin, Mrs. Clara Nissen
of Santa Ana, wu unable to at-
tend for it wu also the birth-
day of her son, Matt. F. J. C
athlete, who is back from the war
and completing ,hig junior college
work. He was named "Don " of
the school at the recent fiesta and
his mother entertained with a sur-
prise party for him yesterday
evening. ;::.._ _____ _
Las <:::osturans
Dine, Play Cards
Members of Los Costuras m et
for dinner Wednesday evening at
Christjan's Hut, afterward going to
the home of Mrs. Lucille Mulins.
Balboa Island for an evening
spent at cards. Prizes went to
Mrs. J ean McDonald. first; Mrs.
Doris F erguson, second, and Mrs.
Book Section Adds
To Ebell Club Fu nds
The goodly sum of $60 wq
cleared by the second book sec.
tlon of the Ebel! club at their
recent food sale held in the patll
of Mn. Colin Brown's home on
Pearl avenue, according to their
leader, Mrs. Verne Snodgrass.
That same day Mrs. Snoct&rul
~ntertained MR. Frank Perew
and Mn. 0 . T. Johnson at lunch-
eon, when plans v.--ere discuae4
for another plan for raising ~7
for the club. It WU decided ta
take over a magazine agency, and
Mrs. Perew will be In ~. Silo
may be reached by calling Harbor
622 and will take both subocrip.
tions and renewals for popular
ma&azlnes, all proceeds going ta
the club.
DDDD'S
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Owen and Joyce McDonald, consoled.
daughters Eloise and Ellen, Coast Present were the Mesdames
boulevard, haVe returned from a Lillian Owen, Mary Stanley, JO}'ce
vacation of two and a half weeks McDonald, Billie Fowler, Jean Mc-
during which they toured Arizona, Donald, Doris Ferguson, Iona
Utah, Idaho, Montana, Washington Trusty, Lucille Mullins and Trilby
and Oregon, taking in the BriceF c~o:rd.::::::::.;:::::::::::::::::;:::;::;::;:::;:::;Os-::::::-..,:::::::::;:::::;'Cmep*:::;:::;:::;M::; ... :::;"7::;;; and Yellowstone canyons, Zion ,.
and Yellowstone parks and Crater
lake, among other points of in-
terest.
They r eported a wonderful trip,
making good time for the 4000
miles traveled., and running from
desert heat to snow, from sun-
shine of the south to rain in the
north, where they marveled .at t he
tre~. ferns and ma ny wild flow-
ers.
During the owner's absence Mr.
and Mrs. Phtl Pike and children
of Van Nuys occupied the Owen
home, enjoying a beach vacation.
Rev.· Sande Returns
From Trip East .
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g%f;eelanl Members of the D.D.F. club met
recently 'A'i th Mrs. Lewis Cock for
an evening of bridge. 1.1.rs. Roy
P aige held high score and Mrs. ~=========================~! Sheldon Smith ha d 80 honor . After i play a late supper was served.
Preseht "'·ere the Mesdames
Mn. Everett Nunan, 208 36t h
street. and her sister, Mrs. Bruce
Parsons of San Gabriel. are leav-
ing for San Francisco this week
to meet their parents. Mr. and
~lrs. J . F . Mounier. who a re arriv-
ing from Australia on board the
Matson liner Mariposa.
Miss Virgini a Fernandes, daugh-
ter of Mr. a nd Mrs. C. W . Fern -
andes, Elden avenue, Costa Mesa,
whose marriage to Glade Mc-
Gowen or Fullerton is to be an
event or AugUst, and her fiance
wcrr honored guests at a miscel-
laneous shower given last week
by Mrs. G. W . Gregg. 162 Cecil
place. Costa f\·tcsa.
The Rev. Ida Sande, pastor of
the Assembly of God church which
now meets in the American Legion
hall, Newport Beach , and her hus-
band, Henry 'Sande, have just re-
turned. to their home at 504 ~
Orange avenue, Costa Mesa. They
were called to Windom, Minn.,
three weeks 4go by the iJlness and
death of f\irs. Sande's fatht>r.
Peter F . Koep.
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Church Wedding Pictures
NEW 11t!KKD B 0 1l1111
i e:te A.M. t9 1:11 P.11. ~Time -•11 h ' ,
Roger Barrow. Harry Baker, Ed
Edick. Roy Paige, J osephine
Oquist, Elmer Patterson. Sheldon
Smith and the hostess.
The next meeting will be Aug.
9 at the home of Mrs. Ed Edick.
Mesa Red Cross
Execut ives to Meet
The executive oommittre of the
Costa Mesa branch of the Red
Cross wi11 meet Tuesday, July 30,
at 7 :30 p. m. at the home of the
publicity director, Mrs. Jerrold
Spangler, 113 Via Koron, Lido
Isle.
NEW LI N E
Craft Greeting Cards
Statloerry
Brookings V arielv ...... ~. o.r-... _
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Mr. Meunier. Anaheim orange
grower and fornler r esident of
Newport Beach, \\'BS formerly
assistant editor of The Orient and
accompan ied by his \vife, y,·ent to
J ava several years ago when he
"'as made editor-in-chief. During
the Japanese invasion ~Ir. and
Mrs. Mounier were held in dif-
ferent prison camps and no word
was received from them in this
country for three years.
After Mrs. l\.fournier was >A'ell
enough to travel the two went to
Australia, where they have been
for several months.
Reunion Dinner
For Former Scou ts
Red carnations and honeysuck.Je
were used in attractive combina-
tion for fl oral decorations. In
the living room a large table "'as
piled IA'ith giJts IA'hich the young
couple oJ)('ned. Afterward the
hostess served re freshments. 1 as-
sisted by the Mesdames R uby
Gregg, Bessie Webster and Wil-
liams.
Pres<.'nt wer e Miss F ernades and
Mr. McGo>A•en ; !\t r . a nd Mrs. C. \V.
Fernades, Mr. Johnston a nd son
LeRoy, Silas Smith , ?.1r. and Mrs.
Posey and Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Canby, Costa Mesa; Mr. and Mrs.
E ll iott , Huntington Beach; Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Gregg, Garden
Grove; Miss Lola Gibson, Garden
Thursday evening five men ...,·ho Grove; Mr. and Mrs. W ill iams and
"'ere Boy Scouts together at children, Tustin: Mr. and Mrs.
OJdahy, near Bell, came down to \Vebster a nd children and Mr. and
Newport Beach for a reunion with ?-1rs. Tidwell, Orange, and Mr. and
their former scoutmaster, the Rev. t.lrs . Gregg a nd children .
This week Rev. Sande, Mrs.
Lou Harris and Mrs. Hazel F elt
will spend se1veral days at P aciric
Palisades, where the camp meet -
ing of their church organize ti on is
being held with Dr. Ralph Riggs
of Springfield, Mo., as chief
speaker,
Radio Artis t Vi si ts
In COrona del Ma r
Aita LeRoy, radio artist, was a
week-end guest of a n oldtime
friend, Mrs. Dan Place, Corona
cjel Mar. and t he two spent a
happy day on board one of the
Place yachts, the Dan-Glo.
Miss LeRoy plays opposite Ben
Alexander in the program, "Lady,
Be Beautiful," over KHJ each Fri-
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E. D. Goodell. The latter has
officiated at wed.ding ceremonies
. for four or the group and still
hopes to see the other one mar-
ried.
Major Mad sen Home
On Short Furloug h day at 11 :30 a . m . and with all the j !_::::;======::::::==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ banter back and forth always
manages to get the upper hand.
The program tells people how to
walk, talk and dress.
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After dinner at Vaux'. Balboa, Major Archie T. ftfadsen. 1011 *
the evening was spent in reminisc-West Ba y avenue, arrived today
:;i ing. Attending were Harry from Washington. D. C., but will
'1 Barnes. Dov ... ney; Joe Davis, Mill be home only 15 days before r e--< Valley ; Bob Schneider. South t urning to duty in that city. He
-u 1 Gate; Merle Lopp, Bell; Stanley Tecently came from lnd.ia. where
:I: Mack. Huntington P ark, and Rev. h(' had been for over a year at
Goodell. Calcutta a nd Rangoon with the
India-Burma r egion of the Air
F orce Supply.
The ?.tisses Laura a nd Helen
Porter of Fullerton were guests
Sunday evening at t he home of
their cousins, the Misses Gertrude
and Louise Montgomery of Bal-
boa. Another tuest was a nephew,
Joe Thompson jr. of Sp.nta Ana. 2 Cooked Food Sale
.., Sat. at Balboa Island
!\Yrs. lt1adsen met him 'in San I-------------
Francisco and they spent two .-------------
w eeks in S..attle before the major Corona del Mar ;c A cooked food sale 'A-ill be held
:::i at 10 a. m. Saturday, July '27, in
0 the patio of the W. R. l\.lovias
,... home. Coral and Park avt>nues . n Balboa Island, by members or the
.; Balboa Island Circle of Olrist
""" church by the Sea, according to
0 an announcement made by their
publicity chairman.
2: These food sales are held each
rA year by the circle and are In-
creasingly "'<'ll-patronized.. Mrs.
Leonard Hargnvf', president, will
be in charge, aided by circle mem-
bers.
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t'I .. n
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left for the East. His stay in the M Jt Sh
states is inderinite. and he may a op
be sent back -overseas.
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Stamp Club P lans
Pot Luck Supper
Members of the Harbor Stamp
club met last week at the Broad-
way needle\\'Ork shop of ~trs. Alex
Herta and discussed the problem
of securing another meeting place
for with the sale of the Mesa
Radio shoJI, "'hich will be made
tnto a coc.ktail bar. they have no
pla~ available.
J . 0 . J enkins presided in the
absence of President Kent Hitch-
cock and stamps v.·ere traded. 'nlE'
next meeting will be August 1 at
the home of Mn. Nellie Spencer
and her son. C.osta Msa. It is a
potluck luppe!' and all memberS
an!' uked to eome.
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