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Home My WebLink About1947-01-23 - Newport Balboa News Times• ~ j I -·, ' -• , r - IRE· SAND . &IBP POSTBDI l TMr •••• :_ .... • o g 'I ..... a.I'., ., ... a.I.,_ .. .NEWPORT ~-OI zp ooaazm·~r • CRAB --.a.. .... •J: • !fwwu r . • _lfw..,t l ' Wed 1J Ne••paper •1 .... Azdlt ... -.. ar-htlza By EMBRAQING BALBOA PENIN ULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS; BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA D£l, MAR. COSTA MESA . . S A 111 • VOLUME XXXiX NEWPORT BEA.OU. OALIFO&NIA. THOBSDAY, JANUARY %S, UMT LOrrA DOUGH. 'Seems a ·pretty tidy sum. that 2 million for street and other city improvements, and be-· ginning to wonder that the price for growing up has a wallop added t o the profits. 'lbat's a. wide range of cost -$300,000 to a million-for Improving the water.system, · and even after It is spent, Utt.le or all, we still are get- Islander Is 'Elected Coast AsSn~ President . ' . • tiJ1k our supply from under- ground · instead of MWD. Which is somewhat precar- !OUS: with apologies to Ed Al- len and Johnny Vogel. If the council calls a bond election, and if they iit t!\ose Im-.. proveinents, est an in· tensive edu tional c a m- paign BEFtlRE the vote and thoroughly inform the tax- payers .what they are ~et ting-provided our grOWU!g community is interested m paying for that gro~. Nuff sed. ' + + + A Man's Pie. Out on a federal construction job off from nowhere (Elko, Ne- vada) Yoves Monrile, a form- er News-Times advertising man, became hungry for a good old mince pie li ke he re- membered his mother used to make. So he wrote his experiences in creating one to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Monroe of Compton, which reads something like this: ''I have a 2·room unit , Kitchen, bedroom, etc. Most of the time I do. my OW!'! cooking. I'm continually ex- pennenting with some rath- er amazing results, so let me tell you about my kitchen- tested pies! I noticed on a box of raisins a recipe for a nor>-fll5$Y raisin pie. Well , I got the flour and ~t in the shortening at 60c per lb. and with my strong hands mixed it up until · it resembled a rough meal-as suggested. My raisins were on the fire cooking gaily, as I kneaded the dough-all over my hands, arnis and eyebrows. TIM! more I tried to loosen that dough the more in- volved I became. I tlied evertthing. -even reason, but Of ll(ol avail ---• ·"'Finally a bright ( ?) idea -more flour to·soak up the milk, and soon I was disen- tangled from the stuff-and had control of the 'situation. I rolled her out on a news- paper and then dropped the lower crust over the pie tin. While waiting for the raisins to cook I rolled out the top crust and flopped it over- and staring me in the face was yesterday's headline: "Lewis Ends Coal Strike!" But what do I care if a little prillt is on my dough ? I fold- ed the doogh in and cut some vents in it to permit the raisins t o 1breathe." '"fakillg them . from the stave I drained the \l'a ter Into the sink until they were dry (a sad mistake), dumped them in and llegan the finish- ing touches by making pret- ty patterns ·with the fm'k tines. Boy. it did' look nice! 'i Wit h the left-over dough and ~~ raisins. I wrapped up three I triangular turnover» Every- thing was beaut iM so .with great pride I slid the battal- ion into the oven and await- ed mouth-watering results. "In about 10 minutes or DIOl'e I pe<:ked into the CM!fl. Everything was taking , on a golden brown. On a se- cond peeJt . I noticed the pie aeerJled a bit peeved, but _thought nothing of it, and re- DIOYed same from oven. while ~e turnovers had vir- tually lived up to their name. (Continued on P age 4J Three More file Plans for Homes Three new dwellings and one new commercial structure were included in ~e plans filed with A. M . Nelson,. chief building in- spector, today. Mr . Nelson said that the total valuation for the plans submitted for January to date is $189,860. This amount includes the total value of pennits issued in the past two days which amounts to $22,- 400, he said · WiUiam Kendall of 326 Glen- neyre street . Laguna Beach, filed plans for the erection of a one- story and basement store build- ing for ceramic manufacturing purposes at 1215 and 1217 Coast h ighway. Corona del Mar,· at a cost of $10.CXX>. Filing plans for new homes were:' Harry Cartier of 817 Coast highway, N cwport Beach, "'ho will alter hi:t present building at 6'11 Coast highway, at a cost of $1500. City of Newix>rt Beach which is making an addition to the har· bonnaster's office in Balboa at a cost of $2500. Petitions to Ask Hospital Comer Traffic Controls The recent death of Mrs. Thyra Lyon of Costa Mesa when she was struck by one car and knocked into another almost directly in front of County hospital, where she was e nroute to visit her bed· ridden husband, resulted Weclnes· day in a concerted move for con· trol of the intersection's traffic. M rs. Lela J . Allison of Sonora. sister o f MrS. Lyon. undertook circulation of petitions calling for installation of traf(ic signals or some other device for controlling the "murderous traffic" of the particular intersection. Upon death of her sister. ~1rs. Allison queried County hospital employcs and many visitors, 'she explained. finding them all of the same mind-that there should be a pedestrian·operatecl signal and proper crosswalks for pedestrians attempting to cross busy Santa Ana boulevard~ a nd Highway 101. ~Vi.thin a matter of days, she ob· tained signatures of. 112 persons. <Continued on Page 4) Weston Crocker Fire Chiefs Son Is Hurt in Traf fie \Veston Crocker, son of Fire Chi'ef Fl"ank A. Crocker and Mrs. Crocker, ,is confined to his home. 1514 East Central a venue. Balboa, recovering fron an injury he SUS· tained four days ago. Young Crocker recently re· turned from St. JoseJ!l hospital, where he was first given treat- m ent for a pa.in in his left side. He was hurt in a traffic acci- den t he was involved in four days ago when an· automObile slow~ dowri and his motor SCOQ.ter strock the vehicle from the rear. The handlebar of the scooter struck young Crocker in the &ide, par· tially disabling him. High School Writer Announces Donkey Basketball Maleh The first' of a series ot, comedy basketball m&!cftes with gulnteta up on the bac'ks of real 4cinkeYI will be played In the ll)'Dl lot the Newport Harbor Union H I g h School In Coota Mesa ~ ~ New Art Group Will ~ nlsh,i..M!Dan , ,..,_ bllb- Meet on Wednesday school 11por1s ..ni..r, Aid w-.. clay that there would be a main 'Flnt ·meeting . at tho •Newport pme and two preUmlnulel. c ~ L. A. (DA~1> PATCH of Sun.set Beach. chairman or the Christmas Ughtlnc prqgram of the OriLnge County Cout auoclaUon, hands to C. K. JohnMJn, president of 'the Balboa Improvement aMOclaUon, a plaque awaril ror the ulOdaUon'• OoaUnl' Cbrtstmu tree which wa. hlrhly reco mended tor a prize. -Kent Hitchcock photo V. D. McGUFf'IS, suburban editor of the Lonr Beach PTeN·tele-- rram, preteob that new11peper'11 Christmas 1rweep11takefll award to ' the City of Ne"·port Beach, wit h Postmaster H. F . Kenny of Bal· boa acceptl~ It. -Kent Hitchcock photo. . ' Babor Art Amoclatl0n ·will be In t h e principal match. •he _ Jllld W-l&Y. Jan. 29 at 7:30 Newport Harbor Legion will take ' 'll!DL at tbe Ebell dub -· .515 on the Faculty at tho hlch .,.... J'(>P PROTO --F'allrtacer (left) .....,_ -of Ille ·-rw..t eentn1 ........ -· uy-In the nnt prellminory, tho w .. t c...t -I or ao,.-CJ-of --.-.1 ~ -Inter-In jolnlnt lo In-Aaod.at<d will f..., tho ~ 11-snap. ~t Mo rtpt la ~ --po 11" t of ...,.. Af- ...S to attmd. . .., Gi.a co. team, and In tbe ...,. fain, -~ Jiii-. 8abjlet fl........_ for -al ond prellmlnory match. the OUa-• 1 • by petODlll IDt,erftted ID ba club will stnJa1e with tho BOTl'Oll PHOTO ... _ Ille arllroe --llr. F~a -~ ~la -belnc tnm ffjiZdel&tinc Jbrebn i lllo-a111-...s4loc <lwttloM,.plamfora'"79'd•la~llmt. URI ....... ~·-· then. -: j ,_ all tile 7-~ of Newport lla.rttiw 4llbld. ..... •'• 77 &I r1lld by-::.-~hokltnc Jlod·dl4 -state~ Ille -~ =s~lq <hm•ss•., IMe -..ii Illa~ -----('"-1 L...---·P.V.Pubel __ _.. fl tilt Doll dab mil It --= -~tor;lm .... ·-Aloe lt1 ---Dm I el ... 611.t •=·~ 111111M1il4 • wu:::~~--r ·xaut .. n ,, rr ,,.._L~~., .. ., •• ._, •....,...,..err d .;,.e..__. --·---• ••0'8!lll711-Jll!zl. .... 1 , ............. -IU -~ ........... ~ . • • • Resigns Harbor Post to Reenter Real Estate Field The rt>signation of W illiam H. McKinsey, assistant harbor mas- ter, wu accepted today, according to word from Harbor Master Rus sell E. Craig. Insufficient saJary was given as the cause. .. Mr. McKinsey first joined the harbor department in 1942 under Thomas E. Bouchey. Then in May."'1946 he again 'joined the de- partment to assist the harbor m as· ter in ha ndling the increased du· ties.1Last summer he assisted ~1r. Crt6g in weighing in and record· ing the largest number of S\VOrd· fish caught in several years. Mr . McKinsey pJans to re.enter the real estate field in the har· bor district. He ts a m em ber of the Newport Realt y board. Canvas Tabernacle Erected for United Revival Meetings ' . Finishing touches were being put on the big canvas tabernacle, erected just three miles north of Santa Ana thla .,...le, In prepara- tion for the uni~ "ChrUt for Orange County" revlnl mee~ llCheduled to open nezt Sund.ay, &CCOl'dln& to .,._icD chairman E. S. "Goodner, TUE TOP TWO aces ln the newly.formed Harbor TennlS club-_: 1bown In the top photo' follOwlng their recent battle for the club lad· der. Victor In the twO*Set encount.er was Charley Eaton. former Unl\•enity of Oregon tennis captain,, who defeated Johnny AbeU, Balboa IAland profeMlonal and sportlnc-goocl.1 dl&pinser. The bottom photo pictures the third and fourth ranJdng memben of the club, Chad Twitchell and \'Ince Healey. Ciopeland Oil Well 'The big tl!nt, Goodner r<!yeajed, will seat .3,000 people and la made ., 22,soo -feet or _,._.., Fire Destrovs.Rig canvu.. Located at the comer of w. ,oA,JioA IA>P'lblN, -•·ser of Orkin'• deputment •tore ID A ff • J. 101 lil&h-.y and -~ Wood Coo&& .._ ..,.,,ta ~ 8mD D. Porter, podJllaller of Ille New.-t ontin~. ::":; "'":.=1ri1 ~~ Tllw, -t --W. bopl<y for Ille otore Ila.tac Ille -1111• • pea :" eveiy Wl£Y to handle the .. .....i llPU"I r.-2' la tlle Clulotmu UcltUnc prosram. 2L ~~oil ' -~~ larse crowdo antldpated for . the . :-Kent Hitchcock photo. Daniel <)Jpe!and at 1~ street meetinp. I . \ Kin f Fish B A. N 0 . and AJelwma 8:ftDUe re was -th the hie lh<P1ooft!d top 0 erman . ereson pen~ tolallF clesb..,.,.S bf rb,, "' .;.. un- the tloan will be mverect Wit!> Dies m· S i'-..-New Branch Office tnown aricin w~ eoeriinc. • treated .1&-and owr four , ~~ · . AD time fin,=~ l'e- llm!O "' puldne -'will' 'be I . B. A. Nen!IOSI, Coota Mesa real-lpui-and -.<!~hours to available to -who attend tbi. Newport Harbor District police tor oi · 19'12 Newport Blvd thlzl ex~ the wlllch wllop --eel ljy 75 Qrma1,, late Tuetday reoetvod a call .tnm ,....k innounced the establlihm.nt S<ent -esltc bilJoon ' black COUD!Y• Jeadlnc ~-I Santa cruz statinc that J. J ., car-.,,.. Into the a1r' that could be Byman AJ;llielman. not.id oon-rlker at that place had at a Sonta All& bnnch office at ..on far mllos. . wrted J-attorney will -aW1£Y. 1 I 819 Sq. Main. · ~ wbo U-at 213 tho a.mt f 0" o..nP Qasty ,,,. poiiCe -.. ..acs to ~ lohii -.. -bu llem wltb 1-.... ; told --wwwcwwwt _.. p RM "7 tbe ldl ~law. Mm OJoea ·~ • • v' mea ~ . ._ .,..UMS t:MI: .._ aD · ••• .... ., ......... ?? 0.1 r ........ , ___ .,.. ...... ,flwa tbe ........ wm lfdllat .. =· ................ !if'rt:::~r~.--=r:af't::!! rtd -.a.i.tzit ._.,llle~li '==.: ... .:-,..,., ".'. ... ~ I . .. I . ' . . -. . ~ • ' ' l . ' \. l I . f I ; • -SOS Radio Eltetric & Island Record Shop ' WE MAKE 0 HOME sDlVICE. ~ • . APPLIANCE ANO RADIO SPECLISIATS • HENRY W. BBAJNERD SOO M&rlne Ave. BALBOA ISIAND Harbor 180 Does Your House Need Painting or Cleaning? * No WlilUng. _Work done bnmecll•tely by highly akllled .Joomeymen Palnten ns1nJt the ID08t mod-ern. equipment and ~ lnater!U. ..:,, Owned and opuated by World War D Veteran -king your permanent good wlD and palzoonap. * . For Free J!lor:U-tea Phone HARBOR 2645 Lee C. Bean • I f;:3 · WA,11 _the A1west slal'ls ••• • I ' l ' I, • • • Santal'e t$N.,,Y,I , * No molt~ if it's dttut; deciduous, cama1oape, broccol~ !om=, prunes or other Califomio aopo. Sao.ta Fe wotb out every deaW of· their mo•aM!I .. ._.., .. en moodil; io ld1'0Da0 ol w-. - '!I' Wbai sbippa.i -can an spotl<J a< ...-.. orgic loouioru, cmn are ready, wl all die ltmachc4 .o.Ooe dotAil• i...,.. bem worked om CD &n1-. ....,, haadWia wl ,_....,ice. * BuJUS ood llaippa:s alike appnc1au S-. r.'1 tbolough Mnioe. It -'>In tbom co fd dicir aopo IO -m.t ia die '-pnaW>le CQ1.!icloa ..t • .. a.. -prias are Ibo most fa_......_ * Thar is why Califom.ia fnair ud •eaeut>le powers ttM>li•etody imdt "Va S-. Pc-..U .. _.,,. .. dMir llaippia& ordaa. • ~ANf'A /FE' S~STE~ LINES e. .. llVO'IT, ~A,-116 l'lme ·- ~ Lms -'141.-t - .. -·, ,,_ -~ .. ~ "· '. Learn to· fly This Spring I Qualify As a Rated Pilot Only $12.00 Per Month Fly the 'new CESSNA AERONICA or t:RCOUPt: at $4.00 per hour. SKY HARBOR AVIATION CLUB Umlted Membership • • • For lnformatlon See G. E. Mayfield at "1.rport 1 Mlle West of Costa Me.a on 19th SL Phone Beacon 5612-B after 8 p. m. 75 CHURCHES UNITED Orange County's Greatest \ REV .IVAL epens Sunday 2:30, Jan. 26. ' in the big tent just North of Santa Ana on Highway 101 YOU ARE INVITED -' ' Har . • • • • H an Appelman, 1 • ' i.- America'a Oubtamliaa · ~ iat, and other No S~e·~ • Dynamic Messages r Inspiring Music • ·'j PW I ~ow TO GET CLOSER TO GOD J • for On111e Couty" • Y 26. to· FEBRUARY 16 in the bis tent Oil -10 -lfiilnra7 1111& .Ncdla of 's.nta Aila ' 1161 Gen ~~ 'Stonewall' Jackson SAM'S SEA · FOOD,. SPA Roast TURKEY lco .CHICKEI $150 .NEW YOIUl OVT 8Tl!AK SZ,liO WBOLB BBODJ!D LOB&i'EB SZ liO Bilou.ar SWO&D~~:_, . $1.scl · ... ht OOJIBINADON SBA WOOD, -----$1.60 •1'*101 llllBIMP --SIM &&INBOW TBOlJT--$1.'15 Bot .. "8 Pie ..... BrUq s.- ..... • · •t• • D111 111 ,Sa_.s _Sea · FoOd SRI ;' " and Fish Marit1 n ,._ ... ..,....,.,llJ•-•i•~ -~ ... 24 • -~) . ..... I • • Before You Balld Jor ·1•111odel •• Vlllt Oar Jatenattag 8emple ud Ollpiar 8- 0olDr ·~ plan- ning~ twl\i• ~ Ive st.ofk ~ carpets \ and linoleum. Rapll Oarpeta Cleaned. -BepUed LUDLUM Carpet ~orks tm -Main St. P110M -ta A.a !NI' SANTA ANA I Specialists in Steel Boat Building Make Your Landing -Barge . ' Look Like a Boat New Bows Fabricated and Installed W:th • IDgh Tensile MAYARI-R-Corroslon Resistant Sf.eel All Electric Welded ' Bring Your Boat Around /or an , E11Umate Central Boat Manufacturing ' , ' Harbor 1684 Corporation· N'ev.'POrt Beach F~t or Slit SL Serviceable, B'eautif~lly Designed "LYON" ALL-METAL Fold .mg Chairs A fine quality, all-metal folding chair. WI de, deep, curved me~ cane seats and form-fitting backs that assure body- relaxlng comfort. Taupe high quality baked en- aznel finish. Unusually well constructed a n d an attractive addition to any office. EACH I "EtJery Good Thing /or Your O//ke" PHONE 743 Going to ~uild nis Year? Yon proi.hly havt:onr dream home all worked ont In yonr mind 1 or maybe yonr arcldteet 0.. oonlnetor alnie,df bu prepared plans on paper ' for yon. Dedrtdty will !lave a IMge pu-t• In -Iring cJreama or po&twar ... come 11--. m-yoa go over the l'lall!' wHh your ballder be aare to Mk . ldm alloal ~--*~~in lwo I rhlld labor a1big ud ,,_.,..,, bellmy. •• Oar bSpill ta .. eftl'ytlabig ........ will be glll4 to llelp wHh ~ plam ot pn>blema, oDe ... 11.U. may_.._ a lo& of dlff-la the '"II•• allllltJ' •or tlllli .__ ETS j HOKll & G~LVAI ' EI.ECTRidiANs SINCE 1lilO . . ·;ijf!r. ': "1 ...... lie,-5t0'2 1000 ea.& Blway .&111918_ ... I. W' 2 .. • ••• , f I 'DC.,. Ck&' 'P . . ./ " ' • • . ' • • ' ' • * • ' • * • • ' • • insurance p. •· palmer ,,.co•,o••r•D w. o.' bud. lnwrance covntelor "' 3333 via l.ldo, newport beach, collf. telephone ... wport beo.ch, harbor 1500 THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME! For any Ford service, you'll have the assurance of a good job, done right for 4 important reasons : I Factory-Trained Mechanics. 2 Ford-Approved Methods. • 3 Speclal Ford Equipment. C Genuine For'! Parts. And you'll g et t~i• convenient ''ei:tr•'' - immediate aervice on all jobe! Drive in (or Genuine Ford Service. We're•~ you'll asree ... Theodore · Robins . • • * * • . • _, .. -EPI<f of i.istory . ~nother Great .American · 1114 -beUeft 1n -'. 1oa u • Globetrotters,.-.....utut1oat1 rlsbt, but allll bll • rtnt a11ec1ance .... to Vq!nla. He House of DaVId decllnecl Mrmnand . ol the Union Mix'On~ b 2, Al'lll)' -fttllrDed to hla state r e . •. I i ~ ol tile JI.-.-' ' , Whit.e's Balboa Island Cafe ~ oooUAD..ao . . ............ -.. · l Ge:·!!°n!!rt a!~ -war tlDally broke out and The f-. Harlem Globetrot· ~ Ma-a l'lln Aft. afterward accepted the mmmand -annually one of the CttA1l· l :r;;;wwwwwwwwwwwwwViiYii~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~. of the army of Vlrc!nla. eat boojJ -.·on a rou(·to-ooUt He aerved dur!n& the war, the bamatonn1ni tour, Will appear In hardahlpa .of hla men loa 11tt•t a the feature '·same of a double burden and """""' to him • wu header at the Long Beach Munl· the unequal •tru&llle In which the dpal A~tor!wn Sunday night, flJ .from: motive. of Milt," wrote •upt-Bone Ba.rrJ' Lee t-: aouth engaced. Jn April of 1865 Feb. 2. he sunendered to Gen U. S. Grant Abo on the show will be the General :piatha•W Greene, "to make ID1' wa7 eu7 ,-comtortalal&. and, wttla! tbta aim la view the fatller of Robert Ed:Wvd Lee, .,.,,_ blrtllda,y lo• '""· 19, 111417, .. honoNd tll-•t the ...... nalP"'I f.rom the \anny la whlcb.. a& t.be ace of !e, t.e had beaome· one of ti.fl most reMwned of Ame.rlcaa eoJdien.. at Appamattox.l bearded House of David quintet ot It ..... an Ullfortallale .dec:loloa tor wldle he followed the caatom T~~ LoJaity Benton Harbor. Mich.; Jease of hla fa.rp.u., and wu named dele-With Arliriaton taken over by Owena and hil tut ~as Oty pte ~ ~ to the Conti· him for his dignity and captivatlna the government the Lee family Royals, and a hand-picked crew 1 nental congress and in 1791 be-charm. had no place to Ko and were loaned of Honolulu All-Sta.fa, accompani-l came gofemor of Virginia. hill FamllJ h Elteemed . a cottage where the general re. ed by a chOrua of hula·hula: girls. mind was given over to wtld Detennlned that the weakness cuperated for several months. He .. -·----....... -................. ... schemes ~or gaining more wealth. of the sire shoUld become the was then offered the prealc:Jency at his bedside in her wheel chair. He pluq.ged deeply and alwayw strength or the sons, Ann Carter of Washington college at a salary Over his act.a u a soldier he unprofitabl y into speculation and Lee taught her children self.de-of $1500 a year and ~pted, re-often hesitated but never over 1 t h through loans nlal, Sfll·control and the strteteat fusing an offer of $10,000 a year his acta as a man. He was whol- oe ugl1 sums · finand'al economy. to become titWar head of an in-ly human, the essential elementa W?en Robert , was born, fourth If their home life wu simple, at surance compf.ny. . of his character being simplicity child of Henry s second wife, Ann least once a year they were taken He taught ''NI boys'' from the and spirituality, althouah he was Carter, an. elder son, Henry, was to visit Shirley, the great ances· start to r egard the United Stat.ts past 45 before he was confirmed nearing !?ls majority and would tral home or the Carters on the aa: their country, to hold no re-and· entered into full fellowship I 100n take over his inheritance of James River whefe theJr great· sentment and ta labor for har-. with the Episcopal church. 1 Bush · & Climbers ' Many Patented Varieties Including: {:i; Peace * Mirandy {:i; Madame Chiang Kai Chek {:i; Charlotte Armstrong Now la the 'l1me to ll'tant Tl>oeo --· Yoa'll W.at to See BIOOllllD&' ID The 8pr1Dc rRICED FROM '1.IO TO '3M Also: FRUIT TREES • BK880:S -GB.APES Hollister Bros. 1959· Harbor Blvd. tratford, the ancestral home. grandfather , Robert Carter, had mony. His last illness began ln A great man, with a mingled When everything was settled fived In such dignlfJed luxury that 1869 &{ld early the following year background of poverty. and ~at there wuj nothing left for Mrs. he became known as "King" Car· took an extended tour tor his wealt h, the keynote of his chara- 1..ff and her young children ex· ter. It ls interesting to note that health, then came back to h1s cter is shown in hi.a answer to a cept the ltncome from a trust the five daughters of "King" Car-dUtiea. young mother who brought her fund left by her father. H enry ter became the ancestresses of Sooh he became ill again and baby to him to be blessed: "T each Lee was again at home after hav-thrtt signers o( the Declaration died Oct. 12, 1870. Hil Wife was him he must deny himsell."' ~..,..,.... lng been linprisoned for debt and of Independence, three governors lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the family decided to move into and two presidents. a small h ouse in Alexandria which was wJ thin their means. The Carter family was so nwn- eroUS that they ~aintained their Never i.o.t RMpeet own schools, one for the girlS at War with Great Britain was Shirley and one for the boys at immine,nt and Henry Lee's strong Eastern View, home of Robert's Federalist learning led him to op-aunt, Elizabeth Carter Randolph pose it. and, to become a champion and here he went for hls early of Alexander C. Hanson, whose schooling. COMPARE THESE REGULAR ~~-war ed;itorials so inflamed th.e Althiugh . Robert was only 11 ·citizens that they mobbed a jail when his father died, the respoil- Wbere H~on and a group of his sibility of1 the household soon fell friends hadl been placed for safe-on his shoulders for his mother keeping. Some escaped, one was was becoming a chronic invalid killed . and eight were so badly and he took up the duties of both beaten the>; were left for dead. son and 8 daughter , caring for Among them was Henry Lee. the horses a nd portioning out the Drunkeh brutes had thrust knives food supplies as well as carrying in to his flesh, dropped hot can-on his studies. CANNm FRUIT A I v.a.t.ond -pp esau.ce 20 •••• c-av- e I. g Pea h CoslleCrest 2• .. •· .-.. In C es Slicedorholvn -Al Safeway saves yOt money ••• alHI here's the proof: 'FRESH MEATS, U.S. TOP GIADEs --Beef Chuck Roast \ ,......,.~ il2'! Standing Rib "°°" ,.. II" dle grease into his eyes to see For his classical education ·Rotr it he was alive, and even tried ert went to Alexandria academy to cut off qis nose. Friends, pre.. for three years and when he' was tending to take him ~away for 18 was appointed tO West P oint. burial, took him to a hospital Devoting himself to his studies, he where his great strength kept him was awarded the most coveted alive, althOQgh he was weak, crip-honor of the academy in his final pied, disfigured and.an invalid for year, that ot corps adjutant, and the remaining years of his life. graduated second highest in his Whole Apricots ~~:1'::d ·:.~·· 25• O• d p Hit Potodt: brond 4a. ice ears 2 ..... c-~- In seltjng .relail prices, it is Safeway•s policy lo gU-e consumers the benefit of savings resulling from our )Jtay of doing business, by pricing at the lowest point that will yield • feasonable profit. For yean Safeway'a pTofit has averaged less than two cents on every dollar of sale!. " ,.,_ 5 ribl r •-.. a,..~. CJ*-bone oft. Beef Short~ . ... 21-• Boiling Pl• al-et .. 23" Next year he went to the Bir-class. He then entered the Ar- badoes for his health and died tilleey Engineers. while on his. way home five years A friend uld of him, "No later. other youth or rnaa llO UJlited Disdaining his high position and the qoallttee that whi warm great natural gifts to follow the friendship and command hlcb will of the wisp of easy money, respect. For he wu full of )osing his fortune and preyed on •ymp&thy and k1Ddnea, !fen.- by debtors H enry Lee never lost lal and fond of cay oonver- the respect: love and admiration of utloo and even of fun, while his family and they remembered hi• correctneu of deme&nor and attenUon to all dot.le., BALn -, MORTUARY -£- Lady Attendant -£- 410 Coast Blvd. CORONj\ DEL MAR personal and offtclal. and a dJplty u much a p&rt of him· aelf u the eleruce of lab per- son, rave him a superiority that everyone acknoWledrtld in hi• heart." His portrait painted about this time shows him to have "en ex~ ceptionally handsome, Wlth high forehead, bright, intelligent eyes, a strong nose and chin and a mouth which disclosed all the" in· nate sweetness and generosity ot his character. Tropic Kadota Figs , ..... ". 30- Stondofd bfond FRUIT JUICES J . llonol ......... ·-Orange u1ce .. ~L _ -, Orange Juice coii~~':!, 15• J . Ble d "'""" cr0o« 2 "~•. -u1ce n brCll"d .... ~- °'"Ol'I04' ond Gt"opefrull juit-e. Juice Blend """" 0'':~:'':! 29" Oronoe Cll"d GrOPeftuit juice. ' G fr . J . ,, __ , ...... 11• rape Ulf . UIC8 ...... c- Gr f 't J . '·--· ...... 2·· ape rut u1ce . ... .••. _ • A I J • -Wn•--pp e u1ce --,,.,,- ~ Appl .. Cider .• Mortinelli brond 21·· -~ VEGETABLE JUICE V-8 Cocktail 11•••· c• 14• Kern Tomato Juice .... 10 _ 39- Rancho Tomato Juice '!:'· 10- CANNED VEGETABLES ' ". Fancy Big Peas '""":::~:! ZO- Safeway invites you to spend a few minutes now lo check these low prices and to compare them with prices you have been paying. Listed below are hun- dreds of Safeway regular low prices .. , everyday low pricn on a wide assort· ment of quality foods. They ate repre· sentative of the big values to be found at Safeway. DRIED BEANS large Lima Beans · :.O.::,! 23• Cee· Jay Pinto Beans , ...... tic· Red Mexic'i'n Beans •·•· ... 22- ROUR, SALT •ncl CORNMEAL E • h d Fl ";"""' ''"" I 75 nr1c e our 2s-• . ..., • Harvest Blouom Flour •::· 1.65 Ori~ed Snow Flour •·•· ... 39" Yellow Corn Meal 10 .• ,A';;'. 13- Yellow Corn Meal .... :'::;'. 25• Corned Beef ' .., •••• "w: ttl3 'Ground Beef -.. .. .. -'- lamb Shoulder Roast l·Rib. .,._.Oft. Lamb Breast Fr~ Pork PicniJI · ~-u..,.....,. ' Pork loin Roast fnilfcvti. ~ Pork Sf>ar-ibs .. 1 .. .. a-.....,. .. . Pure Pork Sausage .. ~ ... SMOllB _. OlllD MEATS Skinned Hanis W::-::6' .. ":'.";'. .. Regular Hams-.... """;'. Ir Smoked Picn~ .. t:I" W'hote or ful tdf. l1sfj te eot ... Sliced Bacon -,: 71- Plece Bacon ...,..,"":Ir ~tPorlt .... FllSll PIClllUCI , 111• W. Central. Newport Beach L-5th Ii Olive, Huntington Beach Teleph~e Barbor 42 PAY l\NI> NIGHT The summer after he was gradu· a ted his mother died and shortly afterward he married Mary Anne Randolph Custis, greatgrandaugh- ter of Mrs. George Washington. After a few years the) young couple went to beautiful Arlington, the Cu&:ti~ ~ome overlooking the capi· to1, to live. Sugar Belle Peas , ..... _ I .. Sno-Wh'ite Salt P[o;n"' '°'"'°d ... -. 11 ........ Utah-Type Celery .. 10- .. t• .. ,. ' . " OPEN This Satutdly and Sunday . I ~t io 5 P. M.- MODEL HOME f OR VETERANS Built by • George M. Holstein for the ' Newport Bay Compan Furnished by • CRA ~L£Y FURNITU~E • Landsca~d HOLLISTE Tlllll BO-IB l1Jft OMS or '11111 lM BO • I y BROS. BEING BUILT ll'OR n:rDl.AN8 IN nm «Xl8rA MISA .. Make Reservations ·Now -Your Home -• NEWPORT BAY , COMP - had .Devotl!d Wiii! H is wife; Mary, WU ehlhnlng, whimsical, religioUI and deeply in- terested in people and public af· fairs and while she became a com- plete invalid confined to a wheel chair, She held the: love and de-- votion ot her husband until the day of his death. In 1852 Lee be<an\e ninth IUP- erintendent ot the U. S. Military academy, a position which he held for three years, and wu then commiu:ioned lieutenant colonel of the new 2nd ·Calvary~ Called to quell the disturbanCI' at Harper'• Ferry, he dld not believe it ser- !oua and called It merely_ a riot but fear wu in h.1a heart. I He believed In the Union and -·•· = ,,~ -- Refrigeration llWlfAMMO!fl.t. ·-•t•- Air Conditioping ......... Pre12we Pumpe Centrifapl Pmnpe ho.UPI .... ..... ,,., ~ ... c::a1l ••• " . ' ' \ D• ed c ts .,.,. -...... .. 1c arro . Jo .... ,.- Sh tr• D--ts c-.. ~· ...... .. oes rng UGO' ,, .... ,_ Gold C Pich-•. JO.... l.,. en orn c,-•tyl• ... G Bea lOMdqle extro 19,..s. I.,. reen nsWOndordbfond ,.., CANNED MEATS Black Howk lunch Meat'!:'· t2-•om·. btond. Munch lunch Meat 11 .... _ "2- M I Ball w;,.,_.,. , ..... - 90 S Nu-Trilh!A bfond .--..V-- 'CANNED SEAFOOD Fish Flakes Pink Salmon Jorwsoort I PoUock I 44- 14 ..... -~r..w. Leo btond 4a. ............. - Natural Sardines ~ .. ~ I&• PllPAllD FOODS Beans with Pork ,;:!!'::! It• " Chili Con Carne "'""1':;'.!!'::! 21---.. Chili Can Carne nil-_ 21 • Wtttt ..,.__ H, ,._., "'-"- Luer Chili Can Carne,,,_~219 , =·· • MISCEUANEOUS VALUIS , Heinz Baby Foods 2 ,.o. 15• • Stroined fruitt Cll"d V909tobln Heinz Junior Foods 2 _ II" Evaporated Milk= 2 ::! 25• Beverly Peanut Butter 1 ... .., 33- o-11. Olt Ct-ltyte. P tBtt .......... ····21• eonu u er Cr«im •ty.. ,_ · , 12.· lb. ;ot', .. 9c I D..,_,l..cldod .. e.i large Wolnuh , ........... -r Blackberry Preserves , ·•· .., 39- coiitor ... iO Morl\inQ brond. Duchess Salad Dressing •;· I .. Breeze Cheese Food , ... ..., ... Rancho Tomato Soup '!:,"·IS• Vegetable Soup 2 '".'!:'· 21• ,,_.., ...... Roth's lard 1 l.lb. poicti.Goe, 6Jcl Cider Vinegar . °"'M"'"": 11• ll'Mt Mttle, IOc. GolWt, "9cl ~O~EA~lf!•!!!l8 ~ Bon Ami Powder u--12- . .......... ---.. -~ ""'" ........... Hy·Pro Bl9ach" ll....:-21~ White Magic Bleach . Whit9 Magic 811 sh ' I-. • Juicy Grapefruit · Navel Oranges Tender Carrots Pippin Apples O~licious Apples ,O' Anjou Peors Cauliflower Green C.abboge Banana Squash Y elfootiJ Onions Rutabagas Russet Potatoes U.S. No. 1 .-oda. .. .. .. 1• .. 12111• .. at•. -;-... · .. 1,. .. .. ... 4• .... .. ,. 10 ... rr SunnySollySpinadtc,•.:•::· I~ Salad Veget sl:l11 c,c f:r• 119 I Toiwlues .. 23- Deglet Noor Dates"'--21• 1 . . . Fuerte A'IGCGdas .. 319 Dry White Onions .. •• •I • cot Cigm wtles ":.::: 1.39 ~~ON~ ..... "'8fu: I ... .......,,.,..,, .................. leotk.tip,_ Varoys ' ,Ma,!boi05 -T· . t. "':.::I.II "':.:: 1.71 -J.. t:.... W P, 1 I 11 l A . N ; r ·, it ;s.a~;=·~~j=~;;a~:IS.=~1M~1J ., :. ~ lc1s ............. k;ss ., ..... a ...... 11.... • -s:.:.··-~..p 4 .................. T'._...... ....... . ...... . , ... ' • ~· ' . ' -• .. , .. • I ' • Fancy -Decor At Dress Shop 1 • S.a 1d Crab .. (Continued r..J hp 1) • Gosh, what a s!gltt they all made! , "Have you ever seen Na- T h reopenln& of L<U-Paul poleon's three-cornered hat? Ori~ shop at 445 s . Cout Somehow my pie looked like 0boulevard revealed an Intriguing thal Had Josephine wBlked new face on the establllhment and oilt of the oven singing 'La the introduction of unusual ac-,..·-·ill , I ould t . h cessones. 1u.cu,:,c es w no ave 'Dusty pink walls with robin's been ~oo arna7.ed. The sides egg blue accents set off the Lois-of the pan were completely Paul' ptar. clothes to advantage, exposed and the whole mess and Swe<lishctype woodwork de-, signed by Paul Outerbrldge, pres!-resembled an old leather .dent, carries through the peuant money sack with . a 'String inspiration of high-style outfits. around it. Bad as it ap- Worthy of close mspectio~ are peared I decided ti, cool that such things as beautitully finished . . . handbags, embroldered glass cases matenal and eat 1t Just for aunglasses and a variety of novel spite. It cooled alright. In jewelry .•. Outerbriclge feels that fact it cooled AND SET. the selection ls ~que ~·Laguna Wheri I picked it up the and hopes to save "Magrun-mind-. ed." women a trip to the city. \vhole contraption came out In the new simplified arrange-at me-and I could hear ment of the 'shop, attention has those raisins rattle like dried been given to detail in spacious peas in a tin can. And my ~ dreasing rooms and In the "ladles headline had changed to room"· which boasts a garden of 'Lewis Ends Coal' .-The ward amusing flowers painted on the 'strike' eVidently blew out in -walls. In the lingerie section an the oven . airy look .has been. achi~ved with "That did it! I counted 10 dotted swiss curtains and )ooped I l ked . th . ' white ~-. -. -oo . m . e rrurror- Justly proud of their handiwork, and threw tt vtolently at the Outerbridge and his wife Lois are \Vall, but the pie remained in- eager to show it to Lagunans. tact-it's still there -; -''. ·~. •.. .,. • ' ' T MAIN REASON mo.t of the aaUon'• nne.t tennis players come from Callfol'lll& ht the climate whlc,h enables them to play the year around. One of the area's .. ablest'' lmtructo~the year around Is Balboa bland'• ilohnny Abell. iennla and badmlntoa pro and •portlnl' cood• store proprietor. Johnny b • ..,wn co.cbl.D1 • bevy of b.l9 puplD-e. Job for wtalch he certaln.ly caa. be envied. Front row (I. to r.) Hertiert. Johnson, Dorothy Dodd, Dolores Rine, Dl&H Wakefield, Tenlta Mana., Joan Dodd, Donna Rine, all 01· Balboa IalaDd. Back row, Nan Plenou, Pat Zamlock, B. L, Alice Best. Corona del Mar, Nancy Holman, B. I.; Sally Woolsey, Beaeon Bay; Pat Arnold, B. L: a.ad Marton Wenrer. B. I. I • • -"Beachcomber" photo Petitions Out For Speed Curb lt Co. Hospital fContmued. tl"om J>age 1) Including hospital officials and nurses. Higtlway Superintendent 'Har- semble, particularly in 'the last variation, the pasacaglia. This piece, as all Brahms, demands a surety of interpretive power and a co mp 1 etely un·selfconscious poise. and Miss Morley and Mr. Gearhart unfolded the rather long series of variations in a truly mas· terly style. .. Geo. ·Wheat su·cc~eds Herb Kenny (CoaU..aed from Pap II ban editor of the Press·Telegram. presented the sweepstakes trophy 1 to the city of Newport Beach, 'judged to have been the city dis- playing the greatest degree of par· 1 ticipatlon in the recent holiday i lighting program. Kennedy ac· cepted the trophy on behalf of the city. • Need .for Larger Community Hospital Shown by i Record In the record books of Santa•.,__'77-:-:::-"..,.--:------ Ana Commurltty Hospital can be Originally ?.isted as a 30 bed Me. found the urgent need for com-pital, the Santa Ana Community Hospital ls now operating at a munlty action to expand th<! Me-capacity of 58·beds with patients pltal building ani;J facilities to care being placed in corridors, sun- for a patJent·.load that has grown rooms and even the public lounge from 7,158 patient days in 1941 in an attempt to meet current de.- to 24,918 patient days last year. mands. The expansion plans call A reflection of that record ls for the construction of a new, shown ln official figures which modern aditlon to the present indicate that Orange County ii building whJch will add another sadly lacking ·in hospital faclllt-.50 beds to the hoapltal capacity les to care for even· a normal l>QP-and will , hf;lp to alleviate the Other Awards ulation and that the ty , ls present overburdened condi!\ons. C. G. Kim:ble, city councilman far behind the nationalco:erace The oUicf:aI public · appeal 'for of Laguna Beach, accepted sec-in the number of beds available funds will get "Underway on Febru· ond place ·award, posted by the for hospital patJenta on a popu-· ary 12 and wUl tentatively end Costa Mesa Globe Herald; Mrs. latlon basil. • . on February 28. W. H . Gallienne accepted the ------- trophy offered for the belt ele--That further expll?Ulion of ~ Turtles Hold Class In School Patio mentary school shrine, wori by the pltal facilities is a must wu the Huntington B e a ch Elementary determining factor behind the de-- School ; Dr. Paul H . Esslinger 0, dslon to lsaue a public appeal for San Juan Capistrano r eceived a fund! by members of the Santa special award for the decoration! Ana Community Hospital Alloda- at his clinic in San .Jua n Cap~ tion who are now engaged in a trano and his home at Laguna $300,000 fWld raising cam~ ever you look at her. she is stud· Beach, and also accepted the tro-Campaign official.a point to the iously taking notes on the oral re-- phy presented the S an Juan Cap-1946 record of. the hospital when istrano Union High School; Elmer 118 doctors of both medical and ports. But, by the use of a mirror Hughes, Seal Beach r eceived the osteopathic schools of practice so she wouldn't catch us watching trophy won by the diJplay of a hospitalized 3,526 patients for the her, we caught a glimpse of Dolo- Seal Beach hOWieholder for the nwnber of patient days shown res happily playingtwith her shoes. The very intelligent and charm· i~g Dolores Ring sits in a 'Ehaj.r at the back of the room. Whe ri· .--------------------------.. I old Sprenger said that he would pi-esent Mrs. Alllson·s petiUon to Reviewer Appraises Duo-Pianists The program, in the very pro-- gramming itself, was a work "Of art. Starting .as it did with the most artistic disf>lay; Mrs. Lop-above. If you don't believe us, just look tien, manager of Orkin's s.tpre in Fear h Great a t those beautiful · knots in her , DOROTHY GRAY HALF-PRICE SALE/ ~u~t'l Wui\<r ~tOl\ USUAUT $2 POii A UMIJID TIME OMY-fl ,,__ • No bkdl aboat •.. Btu....,. Weather Lotion. Plglilo oil chapping, wind barning, ..., ... _ l90 mocll dry dr. Filmy, ..., .. ticky powder hue ... Soo~ eomfortinc after-the-bath lotion. It'• an ecoDOIDJ • .. --1 price ..... half prioa-. IOp harpia. Vincent's Balboa Pharmacy Pelletier's Newport Pharmacy Hampton's Harbor Drug,s g~i'~~~ • . PRECISION FREQUENCY SERVICE Call .Barbor 1690-J for RADIO PHO'll'E FREQUENCY MEASUREMENTS and Percentage Modulation Checks For Trade --• Swordfish and Albacore Boat Fully Equipped -Now Operating 10-Ton Ice Hold Trade for Property in Costa · Mesa Phone Harbor 97 Who Broke Tblf Lock Oil The Ben u-Door! (WE DID!) CHICKEN PIE -Our Specialty Ragan' s Harbor House Grill CAP RAGAN. Propri•tor DfNtNG BOOM 8EllVIClll ............. 1a1e .914 Coast Highway -Oppoojte Comer from Greater All American ftral 8zs -.,. Mm~ -0pm1 ..... toap.m.-~~ I . -------...... the county trafOc conunittee at its meeting two weeks hence. I t will make recommendations to the board or supervisors. Mrsi Lyons, long.time rnsident of Costa Mesa, died Dec. 27 when hit by a car driven by a Balboa man ~nd then hurtled into a C4f' operated by a FUiierton man, who had stbpped to permit her to cross the street. Her husband was a hospital patient and she was en route to visit him; he still is a patient there, M~N-WOMEN ~state - - -Pelvis De,.. ._ .. lie t , f PUa .. ..... SN .. • Mell fill ~ .Arn ,.. '_........ .,.. .. ,.. trrftaWs ... .-bT ore.t.. .w Worw ,. • ., , .. , Bltpplllef .... .. .. .. ....... IT'S YOUR GLANDS I Y~ur Norse Recognhes Qnallty \Vhi n· she sees our name on a ~edicine bottle she knows the prescription has ·been giv n careful , conscientious att'jntion. Only the freshest antlj purest ingredients have bee~ used. For prompt and • ~te service bring your prescriptions to. us. BALBOA -.PHARMACY RAMPTON HARBOR DRUG ' ' NfWPORT PRAJL..,,.CY LIDO ISLE l I DODO 1,1 !IPL£NOIO SO' 8UtLDINO SITE I ON DOUBLE STREET NCAR CLU9HDU•E ~NO TENNI• COURT $7950 \ DODD I ' p.a. painter 1NC01rotATm hon -·-SICUllTtlS TO--WftDOllS' ·- • , ~ By CLINTON SAWIN exquisitely poignant Adagi& from Last Monday evening, before a the Ca Major Tocatto and F\Jgue near capacity house, the Ne"rport of Bach, and concluding at inter· Comrrluni ty Concert association mission with the delightful "Les presented what promises to be the Sanges". by Darius Mllhaur, the highlight of this season. The du<r !)rogram was designed to ably pianists Virginia Morley and Liv· show each facet or the many.sided ingston Gearhart thrilled the audi· artistry of the players. Costa Mesa accepted the trophy Fear has been expressed by shoestrings. won by the establishment ~r its medical authorities that even with i~iiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimj artistically decorated wthdows; the expansion of Present facilities S am Porter , Newport Bee.ch pub. and the construction of entirely Balboa lisher, accepted for the Newport new hospitals, the huge increase Beach Rotary Club, the trophy of-in the population of southern Call-j fered by th e Newport·Balboa fomia will far outstrip the increase neatre Press for the winning service club in hospiW facilities. Phone Harbor %6 Doors Open Nlcb-tly at 6 :30 ence with a perfoijmance of two After the intemussion, the per· piano works that displayed an ar· fonnance of an early Rondo by tistry seldom heard in ensemble Oiopin, his only work for two concert. pianos, and a fine performance of en try· I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii End• Saturday, ilan. 25- JOHN OARFIEW GERALDINE FITZGERAW The two artists. young in years; the Tears by Rachmaninoff Pre· but mature in ability, play with ceded t he popular performance of a superlative degree of unity, a nd the program. the warmth of cooperative under· r>1r. Gearhart also arran~ed the standing shown by each of the Rosenkavalier Waites of Richard a rtists underlines the free inter· Strauss, in an appealing manner pretation lhat makes their per· that called for the repetition de-- fonnance so rich in1 listening manded b)' an enthusiastic aud.i- pleasure. ence. The concert closed with an· Radar Can Now Spot Disabled Craft If Skippers Cooperate Operators of disabled wood.en craft that are, or may consider themselves to be the object of a search art! requested to hoist on a halyard or to otherwise place aloft any met~.llic object that would assist their 'detection by radar, says the la test Notice to Mariners, U. S . Coast Guard, re- ceived by the Sport!ishing Associ· ation. , All Coast Guard patrol vessels, Chrome Plating National Plating Co. 1530 W•t lttb 1M. Loq-B•·h-Ph._ e'Tl-318 la ' "Nobody· Lives Forever" Companion Feature JOHN CARROLL & MOVJTA la ''Rose of the Rio Grande" &! Chapt-4-"Ch.lck Carter" Sun.·Mon.·Tues., .Jan. %6aZ7·%8 It-Mover O\·er From the Udo ''The Razor's Edge" It is diffirult to pick one com· other arrangem ent by Mr. Gear· position from the program and hart. this time of the. Siege of call it the high point.· However . Kazan. a song from Moussorgsky's the ever fresh Variations by Boris Godounow. This change of Brahms. perhaps might well be medium. from singer to instru· called the feature of the perform· ment causes no loss of enjoyment . ance. In this work. the artists Rather the doings of Ivan are reached an enviable degree of en-probably .better envisioned.· planes and sbme buoy tenders, Wed.-Than., Jan. 29-SO utilize this equipment and thus ~L REQUEST PROGRAM?. F.F.A. Meet at Tustin Scout Troops Enjoy can continue searches in darkness Two Samuel Gold"~" hit. and during other periods of low Marble Waf9 of the put! ! : ' Thursday atternOO!\. fourth per-Trip to Mountains visibility if it can be assumed that OARY COOPER iod, the world problems and drama As Rancher's Guests the object of the search can be GE1''ER,U. REPAIRS MERLE OBERON In classes were entertained by Mn detected through the use of this MAINTENANCE . ''Cowboy and Seventy Boy Scouts and a lar ge ai d. Woode n hulls themselves do F eely. She read the play. "State t rr 1· f t d The Lady" group of leaders from Harbor Dis· no o er a sa 1s ac ory ra ar of the Union"• by Lindsay and trict's Troops 5, and lS, enjoyed target. Metallic objects on or be-Crouse 1 d ks t lik 1 hi lded • • · · Comp&nlon Feature . . • · a thrilling camporal in the Tra· O\V cc mos e Y ar,e s e Eddie Cantor, Betty Grable, Each character was portrayed buco mountains last weekend as either by the hull or bulwarks. Paulette Goddard,. excellently, with a differ ent voice guests o( a r ancher in that area, The largest metallic object avail· Robert Young ln pitch for eachch. Schhe manawigedth to Mr. w. Rochester . able should be used. "Kid From Spain" distinguish. ea arcter out Net Depot east jetty 8 four, saying their names. This was done The 320 acres of ideal camping three, previously reported ope'rat· ~Ju, COMING- by glancing at different parts of coun try provided ma ny hikes and ing at r educed candlepower, has m uch to explore Some of the B I ~ Exclusively to the Balboa: the room and using a few ges. · been returned to normal operati·on °"""~" • hi hll hts f th ti' ni ht ~.-"Undet'cun-ent," "Raf. e In tures. g · g . 0 e ou ng we.re. g showing a flashing white light hikes trtps to t h local mines and Heaven." "Courage o Las· Mrs. Feely has wonderful talent ' e . E'W!ry five seconds, flash one sec· l:Ol Vou& mctnraJ sie," "No Leave. No Love," f this t f k H d· .an i.nteresting display of r elics and ond eclipse four. seconds ot 700 "Dark Corner" or sor 0 wor · er. au curios from all over the world, ' · ' ' j;;;;~~~Pbooo~~~-~~n~N~LS~I~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ience was held engrossed through· 11 t d b "U cl Bill" candlepower. Sire n has been r e- out the reading. ' coRoch. ec e Y generoua, n e stored to operation sounding one COLD NO'S I ester. blast e very 20 seconds, blast three B "Id" R d I" According to Scoutmaster Per-seconds. silent 17 seconds. UI 1ng • emo e 1ng. kins, his Troop 5 of Newport Net Del>ot east jetty lifht four, NO JOB TOO SMALL Beach conducted themselves as previously reported extinguished, HUGH M. NEIGHBOR, JR. veteran campers although this was h as been relikhted, showing a I their first camping trip. flashing red light every 2.5 sec· General Building Contractor The staff of Troop 6 funducted onds, fl ash 0.5 seconds, eclipse 2.0. ~~S~l6~E~·~T~E~N~T~R~S~T~R~E~E~T~,~S~A~1'~·~T~A~Al~N~A~~~~P~R~·~S~·~A~·~7~064~~-R~~ an impressive church service Sun· -- day m orning with Troop Chaplain Roger Gordon and Scoutmaster Harold H all deliVering the ser· mons on the Scout Oath and Law. Scout' leaders participating, and providing t:ransportatlon, were R. S . Chambers. Sid Yoting, Cluck Smith, K. C. Brown. Gilbert Seal, J . Hollingsworth, C. Llonbarger, ruchard Dodd, David Gardner , Charles Dupontee and~coutmas· ten P erkins and H all. Harbor District Scoµts extend their gratitude to the South Coast Boat company and Oty of New· Port Beach, who loaned trucks for the. outing and thus made the camporal such a p-and success. Actors Meet Tonight ' A meeting of the Community Playen wUl be held t o n I 1 h t (Thursday) in the art room of the Newport Beach Grammar School at 7:30 o'clock. • • • Pbone: Beacon 5'78S HOME -- -AUTO MARINE RADIOS REP AIRED 24-Hour Ser\rice 915 Coast Highway Newport llMdl • I I ' • • •I , ' . I ,. -'ll"" dey ol Detroit. Mlc!dpn, ~-cdslmD7 .1etlled by the ·J'rench. It pa11ed to· Brltllh rule at tho c1-of the Fm>d1 and 1M1 . --Our Boy Scouts llU8DIDl8 OUJDli • 1111U8INE911 OUJDli ...... .. The Clam Bake • l • • -INSURA·NCE- hdl•n war. Conducted by the Clam Digger The Boy Scout. of. America, an orsanlzatlon for the develqpment or oharacter and good dt!zeDlhlp among boys, WU fOWlded on Feb- ruary 8, 1910. The octlvll!el In- clude civic oervlce, camplnc. hlll-• FIRE • AUTOMOBILE a YACHT -Tbe Old a.m Dlccu bu been fornla Yachllnc A-tloa aad ing, nature lludy,-athletlca and doing ·a bit of broWs1nc around .BW Severeaee, Recatta Cbalrmaa crafts. There are more than and to the beat of my lmoWled&e for tile Mid-Win'-are dome a 1,500,000 boy scouu.in the United Olarles "Chick" Larkin hu been buac·ap Job aad. tt wW take u States. • COldPENSATION Lido Theatre "STU" DUNLAP. none Barbor 111-' Doon Open N!pdy 1:15 the only man to hove ·~er ..Ued Act of God to k .. p tldo Fob.....,. . The_S_a-lv_a_t_1'_o_nT' _Ar_ my ln all three of the blg events in claah from belq the bifteat and 2<11 Marine Ave. Balboa Wand Ocean Racing, that ii the Trana--belt 7et. The founder of the Salvation llUSINE88 GUIDE 10 EMPLOYMENlr GFFEllED -llatmday, Jan. :15- TYllONE POWER. OENE TIERNEY, JORN PAYNE. ANNE BAXTER and REBBERT MAJtSllALL la. D1lrry F . Zanuck'• "'Fhe Razor's Edge" Due to the length of this at- traction, Doors Open 6:00 Nightly; "'"''"" at 6:30 and 9:20 -This picttire only! llaaday-Moaday·TDMdaY- BOAB with Reel u be "doot tt• ap.ln ! RED SKELTON MARILYN MAXWELL VIRGINIA O'BRJEN MARJORIE MAIN a.Dd· "BOCllESTEJI." ln MOM'• "The Show~Off'' Wodnooday Only-Jan. %9 8peda1 Retum EnPcemen.t! FRED MIMlMURRAY . ANNE BAXTER and BURL IVES In the most popular picture of 1948! "SMOKY" In Technloolor! THE TIME: 6:30 P.M. THE PLACE; The Lido 'nlE GIRL: Up to You! Pacific, the Trana·Atlantic and • • • Army was William Booth, a native Burmuda races. PIDGEON HONORED ot Nottingham·, England. Al its Scotch tape, various 11zes, on sale at the News-Times . He started. this string with the Harry Pidgeon, that grand old deader he wu a sell-styled gen· ------------- long downhill 1llde to· Honolulu, man of the sea, wu gue!lt of honor era!, who with his wife, C8therlne CESS POOLS and accompanying Milt Heaelberger at the Yachtsmen's Luncheon lut Mumford Booth, gave impetus tO SEPTIC TANKS '\, aboard the M-foot yawl MILU· Tuesday . and the Luncheoneers international evangelical · gr_pupe.' LOU, in 1928 which was the yeai' paid homage to Harry by present· Mrs. Booth developed the dlStf.nc... \: they started the race from New-ing him With a dinghy. tive uniform and the "Hallelujah" l.: . -· , ~ · port Harbor. Harry obliged the group by bonne_t worn by 8.ll women ot the ~_,,..·t;k._, -·a ra ~ ~ Then came the Bermuda Races spinhing a few yarns about his ex-organlZ8.tion. .rEA..lllrJ CRAIN, star of .. Margie," 1e ntts co~ to Gay HoUda;f P.....ue. of which there were four •tartinl periences at sea in hil dual dr· ------- at Cutaways' Club. dhal•c wttb. busb&Dd Paul Brinkman left, in 1930 when he crewed for George cumnavigation of the world, and N Ra" J R , Eleanor Boyer and Norman Manning, 1111 or Hollywood. ' W. Miltter on the SS.loot Alden answering questions put to him 0 ID eSS egIOD . -----------------+l __ _;-Ce=:~rh~a!!rd~t.~P!:h!!o~t~o designed schooner TERAGRAM. about his travels. A desert is not a rainless re- l d . 1_ RACED TO NORWAY We. first · met Harry some 15 gion. There 13 no part of the · 1:1 ustr1al Courts Our First Navy . 1n 1935 he shipped with Roel yea.rs ago and .. we looked at h1m earth's surtace without ra1nta11, f Stephens and Philip LeBoutilller from across the table we could see but there are regions very deft. These courts are agencies ·for the purpose of settlingt Industrial disputes. Th ey. exist In about The United States navy came jr., aboard the 53-foot Stephens no visible change whataoever. cient in rainfall. Th e Mojave inio ex:i~tence 11jl 1TT5, when small designed yawl STORMY WEATH-He stands Just 81 straight aa desert has but two inches rain vessels ere armed to intercept tR, as navigator in the race from ever, his hair is no grayer and he fall a year. twenty-seven states of the Union supplies for the British troops in Newport, Rhode Island. to Ber· D just as quick With that infec- and have statutory provision for gen Norw"v tious laugh of his Boston. Before the end of the ' ~ · -· conciliation, mediation or arbitra-. On the r eturn from the race to You'll never find the name of 'lion. In about fifteen states spec-Revol.u t!fnary w 8 r 64 vessels, N orway they stopped off long Harry Pidgeon. In the upper brack- ial boards have been. created for carrytn~rl 12~ guns, had been l enough to sail and win the Fastnet ets of the income tax returns but this. purpose. 1 placed 1 service. J Race which is England's blue to t he old Clam Digger his life ~ water classic. is a r eal success for he has found Largest Resort Census All in all, Chick Larkin is a peace and contentment in his boat Oldest College Society much sailed man and a handy one and in the sea. New Jfl"SeY has the largest sum-to have around for his work as • • • Phi Beta Kappa, a Greek letter college society, was founded in De. cember, 1776 at \Villiam and Mary college, Williamsburg, Va. I t ls the oldest organiza lion of this class in educational institutions in the United States. In 1941 'Jle membership of this society nu.m- bered 86,000. White House Cafe mer reso~ population of any state navigator aboard the STORMY SKIPPER PASSES in the !Union. both shore and mountain, the largest being in WEA TI-IER was one of the out-The passing of Ben Weston Atlantic p1 ·ty. Every.r ailroad run-standing factors in her winning I closes another ~~ for one. of ning intp New York city from the Trans-Atlantic race. ~~them Califorrua s best racmg tbe sou~ or west has to enter FINISHES \VIN111i"ER 5 ippers. . the city ~hrough New Jersey. The It was under Chick's able guid-. Ben, who was one ot the king· state h~ large deposits of iron ance that this hardy gang was pins In the old R boats; ts prob- or e, zinc m agnetite and clay. able to sail through the Ice-flows ably best remembered for his off the Grand Banks, and thereby I m any wins in this class which was. take the Great Circle course or one of the most popular in the the shortest route to Bergen. country and cer tainly tops on the Although the TERAGRAM went Southern California racing sched- unplaced In her Bermuda races, ules of 20 to 25 years ago. First Settlers The first settlement In the state of Colorado was by a party of gold seekers in 1858. On Novem- ber 17, 1859 the city of Denver was incorporated. Pueuc NoncE CERT1FICATJ;: 0~ BUSINESS FICTITIOU~ F ffiM NAME TH~ U!\-OERRJGNED do hereby cer · ttfy that thev are conductlni;-a Ladle1' Readv to Wear huslneM at 109 M&l n St .. Balboa, CallfomllL. under !he fic-titious firm name of DOROTHY·s and that said firm 11 compoBed of Uie fol- l l'lw fng per90n11. whol!e names and ad-•lre~11 are al! foll ow!!. to·wlt: Doro- 1hv Laubensteln. 1412 We11t Oce:in Front. Newport Beach, C11.1tfom\a: \,Vt'h.,ter E . LJtubensteln. 1412 We!lt °'i ean F1'ont. Newport B,ach. Call!or-n a. . WTTNESS our halldll this 10th day of January. 1947. "WF.B~F.R F.. LA lJBENSTEIN DOROTHY LAUBENSTErN ln!!talled Anywhere in Orange County Contract Drilllng Se'fer Connection (All Work Guaran!A!ed) _Full Insurance Carried -J. R. McCORMICK 340 Victoria St. Costa M.,. Beacon 5069-J 93-tfc RADIO SALES & SERVICE . Specializing in repairing. ' TRONART, INC. Radio, electronics, sound-Sales ind service-marine ·and domestic. Ph. H. 1252-M \ !901 W. Central, Newport Beach, ~tfc MET· CLAD PRODUCT'S -by~ CLARK & BATES Metallizing Welding Specialist. 506 30th st. -Harbor 2509 Newport Beach 94-tfc AL LACHMEYER SIGNS Trucks, Boats, Walls, WindoW!I, etc. Beacon 5178-W 348 E . 18th St., Costa Mesa ·-GIRLS- Get a ·Good Job With a Future People ·are Ullng the telepru- more 'than evel'-- So-there are more and more op- portunities !or ·girls u TELEPHONE 0 PE R·AT 0 RS with the Southern California Telephone Company The rate oj pay is gao<J--start at $30 for a day week, in most communitl . Increases are frequent-seven in the first two years alone, and many more after that. Work is in pleasant offices wtth friendly ~workers and consid- erate, helpful sµpervisOrs. Inquire if more information is de. sired-or apply Southern California Telephone Company 100 E . Biiy Ave., Balboa 51412 No. Main St., Santa Ana or Call Chief Operator 6-tfo Yes sir! Warner's new Tech- nicolor musical hit starring Dennis Mon?an and Jack Carson opens Sunday, Feb. 2! Hear those hi t parade songs: "A Gal in ~ .. "Oh. But I Do" and many more! Phone 5182 Laguna Beach. Oalll. l~·S-U-R-A-N-0-E Accl ont • Health • Ftre Au mobile • Cuualty nd•··•JI ~ KENNETH; G. HILL 111 ~t 18th St. Costa M- Pbone: Beacon 5090 the record of the boats in which In 1924, 1'925 and 1927 he made Chick Larkin has sailed Is still three valiant but unsuccessful at- a good one for you can't win them tempts to take the San Francisco all. ··• Perpetual Challenge Cup with the ~TATF. OF CALIFORNIA ) 96-tfc WOMEN WANTED-Light work. COU!':TY OF ORANGE ) 11a • ------------- O.L .CULLY HARBOR Plumbing Service 40 hours a week, 18-35 years of age. Apply in person only. Narmco Inc., 1015 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar. ~2tc HANSEN'S 2100 Ocean Front INICOME TA x Accoootlog In the race to Honolulu with Schock designed -R boat· DEBRA Milt Hesselberger aboard the .whlch was owned by Silsby Spp.ld- MOLLILOU they finished a strona: 1ng. , second. The race in 1925 was one of the Iry the race to Norway it was a clost'st in the history of this tro- walkaway, STORMY \VEATIIER phy and Ben and the DEBRA lead won hands down by some 42 hours all of >the first lap only tO lose on corrected time finishing 'only out to Lester Stone·s RASc;AL in ON T HfS 10th dav or J anuar). A D . 19'47. before me. H . M. J-lolker a Not'arY Public In and for said County and State. personally adpu.red Dorothy Ln.uben@teln and Webster E . Lauben· etPln. known to me to be the penion.1 whn~ nam~ are 11ubecrlbed t o the 11.•ithin l nstnlJJlent . and &<'knowledged to me tha.t they executed the nme 1768 Newport Blvd., Beacon 5048W REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY GARMENT WORKERS and o~ erators; good salary and pleas. ant working conditions. Exper- ience unnecessary. Call Harbor 1735-J. 6-41.: • • • Confectionery & Lunch CIS Spurgeon Bid&'. I Santa AU JN WITNES~ WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my offlr h1! seal the day and year In th\11 certirtcate flr1t abo\·e wrlttPn. Contracting and Supplies 97tfc NOW OPEN EVENINGS ,=:;;:::;:::;±::::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;=; five hours behJnd the big 72-foot the heavier going in the leOOlld sta.ysail ketch VAMARIE. owned beat to \\'i.ndward. H . M. HOLKER. Notary Public In and for Mid (~EAL) County and State. Z 0 RIC DRY CLEANING In Our Own Plant PICKUP AND DELIVER NORTON'S B AY SHORE CAFE, 17th St., Coast Highway. Bea- con 5i45. Waitress ~'anted. 101-tfc Malts • Sandwiches • Hamburgers Charter & Preston Beaodry's Box Candy i • Catering Ice Cream Rea.ting Cootracloni Our !Heating JnstallatJons 1'1ake Warm Friends. FI;OOR FURNACES, GRAVITY & FORCED AIR I UNITS Dr. C. L.' Andrews and Dr. R. G. Andrews 510 Broadway La~ Beach. Pp.one 103 • Announce the AMOCla ti on of • Dr. F. W. Howe at the COSTA MESA DENTAL CENTER Francis J. Horvath INCOME TAX SERVICE Federal and State • COMPLETE DENTAL HEALTH SERVICE IS AVAILABLE t Office: 328 28th St. • EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 1867 Newport Bh•d .• Phone Beacon 5554 Phone Harbor 1805-R Resilience: 116 35th St. Phone Harbor 1922-R ANNOUNCING J. A. BEEK'S ''BEACON HEIGHTS TRACT'~ • 1 Fine "New Home" Residential Neighborhood OOly Three Minni.es In your automobile from the ~ at . Newport Bay or to ~onlty Shopping Centen, from the corner of. 18th street and ~ avenue. I • 2 Large 80xlSO foot Iota at low price ~ of $1,200.00 to $1,500.00 llDd W-. A moderate ln- Vfllltmeat will make a fille start oa ·a b.-of your '!WIL 3 All DeW improVMDeDta belag completed; paved ala eeCa, carb9 llDd alley-. Uld ~ for. Important features to qvallfy for the best ~ loam. 4 Good 90il; a saady Joun mixture that affords drainage Uld Is """'* dfJlllrable for gardens. • by Vadim Makaroff. The Fastnet was another easy W h" gt ' El t' victory tor a \>oat in which Chicl< as ID OD S ec 100 Larkin sailei:I ·for ST o RM y The election of George Washing· WEATHER saved 14 of her 16 ton as the first President of the hours handicap to sail away with United States was ac&>nlpiished the Fastnet trophy. by the unanimous vote of only • • • eleven states of the Union. At the IDGHLIGRT OF THE WEEK ~I v Commil!l!lon exnlrel! M11rch 4 1949 Pub:-Jan. 16. 21,. 23. 28. 19-47. ' · •CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITrous FJRM NAME • Phone BEACON 5798-J Lido Cleaners 456 Newport Blvd. FOUNTAIN GIRL Guns:)erson• Drug Phoite Harbor 515. 7-tfc WAITRESS 21 or over; hours 5 • to 10 p.m. La Posta, 2588 New· port Blvd., Costa Mesa. 7·1tc Commodore Bob Boyd and Vice-- Commodore Diek F enton, both of the_ Balboa Yacht club, arguing valiantly, but in vain, for their respective classes, the LIGHT· NINGS and the INTERNATION- AL 14 FOO'l'Ens., to be started In the outer harbor with the big boats in the coming Mid·Winters. time of his election the states of Rhode Island and North Car- olina had ndt ratified the Con· stitution and, conseqUently, d i d not participate. The undersigned does hereby certify th11t It Is conducting an eM'row. T"f!al estate brokerage. ln\·eatment· and In· 8U r1U1ce bul!lnPl!I! In thP City or New· nort Beach. Counly of Orange. State of \alffnmla. at 3333 Via Lld o. under the flc11tlous firm name11 of Lido E11Crow Service. Lido I!!le Pro~rtlea, The Lido Company and The Palmer Comp.any. and that 911\d firm Is compo!led solely of the unders1CTied. wheee name and address 111 as tollow11 . to wit: 73-tfc SALE Ml8C!ELLANEOUS • P . A. Palmer Incorporated. 3333 Via L ido. Newport Beach . California. Wltne11s ft.s hand and neat thl.!! 30th day or ?\'ovember. 1945. COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL WILL INSTALL OFFICERS · AT S. A. ON JANUABY 21 P. A. PAJ~MER INCORPORATED By P . A. PALMER. CARPENTER AND CREW-N.W homes remodeling; alterations, and r e pain; large or small jobs. Phone Santa Ana 1090-W. 3-7tp Auto Batteries Rubbu Separaten 13-month, -$6.75 Ex. CoRipounded Motor Oil Gallon. 70c This is not as fabulous as it sounds for the old Clam Digger can hark back to the Mid-Winters of 1932 and 1933 when he raced a . SKIMMER, a 16-foot sailing shingle, over the outside courses off the Los 'Angeles Harbor Ught· house. LIGHTNING FLASHY In fact, in 1932 the· Race Com- mittee saw fit to send us clear up to a mark off Por tugese Bend in a stiff westerly wind. Only one of the boats was cap- sized and it suffered no damage other than wetting a suit of sails and dampening the ardor ot an t'nthusiastic skipper and crew. So from our Own experiences we knoW that the LIGHTNINGS \\'ith their wholesome beam and~ generous freeboard, and the IN- TERNATIONAL 14's, with their buoyancy tanks and their roller- reefing gear, Will be able to take most anything they Will encoun- ter in the outsJde going. The pleas for these two classes were ruJeft against however, IO the LIGHTNINGS and INTER- NATIONAL 14'1 will have to be content to sail with the rest of the boat. ol 20 feet and under.· 1t all the c1aues raced over the big boat courses It would take oo long to give everyone a start that the horgeot boat. would tln1ab he- r.... the little ones aiukl ~t away. • • • Prealdent By BERNICE Pl-ITLLtPS, ...,...,tary STATE OF CAl.IFORNlA ) COUNTY OF OR.ANGE ) M~ On November 30th. 1945. before me. th!" undenil,imed. a Notary Public In and for said County. "personally ap· reared P . A. Palmer and Bernice Phil- lips. known to me to be the pre11ldent and secret11ry or the corporation that executed the wllh!n Instrument and to be the peNIOns who executed the within lns:trument on behalf or the corpor· Rtlon tll.ere In nruned and acknowledged 10 me that such corporation executed the san1e. Miss Ven{' Jones, Santa Ana, Will be installed as the preSident of the Heal th Council of Orange county at the regular monthly meeting, Monday evening, 7 :30, January 27 to be held at the Board of Education Bldg., 1415 French, Santa Ana. !The gavel Will be pre- sen ted to Miss Jones by Mrs. May. belle J . Snodgrass, the vice·presi- dent \\'ho completed the unexpired term of the president, Doctor AGNF.S "BLOMQUIST. Mabel Myers ol Full---Notary P.ubllc In and for aald ~LUU. County and State Two a ppointed ta · ~Pu_;:;";:;·::':;:';:;•";:;-:;':;';:;· ;:;";:;·:;:':;:'·;:;';:;';:;· :;:t94;:;::7-::;::;;;:::;:: from .19 m~ber cI:fere=~ s:~ ..... ""·· ......... • • -..-· ..... · · .... _,......., ...... agencies within the county 85 well BUSINESS GUIDE 10 ~ individual members in'terested FORMED Windshields & Hatcl m community health and welfare Covets made to order. Also Plex· problems, are expected to attend iglasS & Lucite Sheets fop sale this meeting •and persons wishing Nu-World Products Company to become aa:iuainted With the 303 Third St., Huntinirton Beach ~u_ncU's community program are Pl)one Huntingt.on Beach 178 invited as guests. 80-tft Mn. Esthel T. Loni, vice--presi-1 -------~---- CORSON & RAY CO. General Contractors Complete Building Service dent. will reJ)ort as chairman of a standing committee on the prog. ress made fo establish and main-~ a county health and welfare directory, listing the respective re- sources and the services available to the community by 1uch agen- cies. The object ls for a referral fUe and close check to avoid du- plication or overlapping of 'SerV· -PHONE.S- lcea to be rendered within the Horbol-2447-R Harbcir 1'?n.W community. ~ ~ I The.W<ll'k of the county tor tllej----------87_·_tf_•1 exlellllOD of 'the Jllftent vtalt!nc 0Souuntnc servtoe, C&JT!ed on by the Landscape Gardening thorn Oranp County a..pta -taDy 0--":"0 Owse o1 the Americ:an 11ec1 ~into a and Garden Maintenance L P'lelNll-of Ula Sou•. 11• 0111-coun1?'·Mde ~ qnder-Nation-We serve Corona del Mar, a.ta al Visit!nc 'Nuninc Aaodatlon. Meoa, Lido We, Balboa Ia1and. Mesa rucle c•-which b belnc---by the Newport and Balboa. "'7 ~ rouncl1, will be reported by Mn. !'OR A RELIABLE Paint Job ot1 your home, call Beacon 5330 alter 4 :30 p .m. 10-tf< COOPERATIVE ROOFING CO. New and Repair Phone ~aeon 5280-R 216 Ii:. llllth SL, Coot& Meoa 20-tf< ROOFS W. J. BENBOW Phone H arbor 1012 J BUSINESS GUIDE FIREWOOD-$18.00 cord. Santa Ana 6079-R._ PERSONAL 82-tfc 10 Ph on• 90-tfc SWIMMING in three lessons, any- whe~ by appointment. David Knight, Room 511, 449 E. Sea- side, Long Beach, C8111. 7-lltc TRA1'11PORTATION BICYCLES 8old. Rented or Repalrod. VOGlilll! 100 Kain Bt., ~ ' 208 )(ulno, -t.laad. -llllAUTY A1D8 U MACHINE . and MACHINELESS Permanent Waves Tlntlnc and Manlcmtns i:-mg Appl. Ph. Harbor l~W SnoclcruL Trimming -Fertilizing Robert Smith. dhect<r oe iint R tin La Aid, ·Aa:!dent Ptnent!on and enova g w;ns Vi's Beautv Shop 1103 Clout Hlway, 6ircna dol Mar '15-tfc Western Auto Supply Authorized Dealer 1836 Newport Blvd., C<lota Mesa 41-tfl VENETIAN BLINDS-Aluminum, steel, wood can U8 for free esU.. mate. Renovation & reftniahln&. So. Cout Venetian BUnd Co ... Wett 18th and' Newport Ave .. Costa Mesa. Ph: Beacon 5762-W. 38-tfc FOR SALE-24 chllrch benches m· best of condition. -Write Box "CA" c/o News-Times . 101-6tc COMPLETE HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE . ' Free Estimates KJtchen and Wall Washing F1oor Cleaning and Waxing Window Cleaning Ciulking Painting All Work Guaranteed Harbor ·379-J Al's House & Window Cleaning Service SS.tfc FOR SALE-W'!"t!ncboule hand vacuum a1oo oont!neouo rewind •ttochment !or Bell & Howell 16 M.M. proJoc!or. Beacon 55211. 6l2te CAFE FIXTURES-tables. chain. counter a t o o ls , refrigerated backbar, direct draw beer box. ltovn. pie cae, many others. Call 10 to 2, 2106 Ocean Front. &-2tp • S botecllmi ol nuOMl!le b<d1clht« -utctlom P"+lllle for pk· shg b-llDd Mgilbon -· llDd ill Water s.tety or Southern Onnce Call or Write Box '\!" LOllT AND romm n , ELEC • ,._,.to-.. . "A New Home NeighborJtoofl,,. • . . J; A. BEEK Ol'ftCB • Whizze.r Motors • andBikee ' ~ii...,°'='~~ u!': NEWS-TIMES LOST-Gold fountain pell lnocrlb-:VACUUM TR~ ty Pl'Oll'am liven by 0 member ot. 3-Stp ed with name. ''Motjette." F!nd-Loree model, $27.50, complete the counc11• al how the oct1v111e1 Carpentry--Concrete ·er call Harbor 2691)..J. Reward with •ttadllnenta; beautlfully re- and reoourcea oe their respective General Contracting olfen!d. 7-:ttc bul!L Written 1 yr. GUARANTEE orpnl.zat!on. « deparlndJt with-, 1 PIPLOnn:NT WANtliO 111 on order; demonstrated In 10lll' _ ~t =::::::»~t::r~to ~ James E. McKee PRIVATE por1y wlI1 <;ire for 2 or "";:;.,.no crobll,:::"- munley pnicrun. Smith wU1 out-620 Ma111uerlte AW!DUO 3 chlldren 6 clays a -at SUN VACUUM STORES line the part hill c1epartment plays Corona dd Kar $ll5.00. Call Harbor 236b-M. 6:30 Lone. Beach 416 American A- in the ~ educat!onal pro-7-tfc: lo 8:30 p.m. 7-2tc Phone Lone Beach 764-66 cram al lied <>-and Ila ,..... PA INT' IN G srruATION WANTED-ExpEi:. &-tfc Jatbwbtp anc1 cooperatton wt.th-· •-!...-...a --..__ REFRIGERATION~ the <fflc and IOda1 qendeL J U !;oon Seuloe In Newport ..,.._ -oecretar)', u~ _.. • ~--ue lift do1-· e.nar Arn -. -Write Bes · "W-P' c/o \ Di>11wt1o '()+on+dal H~aD ~ -~ . &.:lip ft&-()8 l I ..... ____ fartn-~· ' 199 F ,,, .... .. ~· • • -.. -~ •-malblp. '1111 un P.&Dn'DIO CARPZN"IDING -~ . .. w•-" SJ II ..,II ... -·-....-. Bm17 '!'I , ---W.1 ..... <Jo!Mo "''C =scblli 1:C x ... •s& - -l_,___:·:...,::·~-==·~_ ... J l :":•::•:•:•~t. ._. ~ • • ••111• 1111 ~ m ,-. a. Jllapw& r t ~~~~~ .. !-~~(iiii,.uj~W!"'ll!i!!!tl•~ .. ~-.. "!"-.!'9+~~~~wl!'..;~· 111 a. ... Ill ... .... ' ... , •• • • I f J L ' - L. ' l • , • • ~~~~~~~~~-~· "7IUUftlD JPOa UUI MJISll'll p u M p s DINING table •• ""*'; 4-pc. s RENTAL WANTED-BALBOA ' WOR'nllNGTON • be41_, oulta liicJudlns --H or ~t. Will. 1117 N•t. mwty-ated omaI1 baaot. PRmURE' • CENTRIFUGAL lp'biji A s.eJ7 mattr 111 Goo4 , QI> ~~ a -th. Phone El>lellent Jocalloa. Pr1coc1 rtpt For All ~ --Harbor 1-.w. "1Jltol· '-'tc at-' ' • Soden """'-tlon . T·llc $7 "'" 00 .. ~ .. ""·• W 1"hrff..bedroaln ~ • ,oauv. · GI So. Loo =~t.. A~ ao&n. ~ • f,. winter , ental or one ,..r H. E. Bodman / ""'=='-=-:=-:,------I • l Ref-CUI bo slwn-Aaodata 2 NEW 3-R.P. Gas moton; """ Balboa Canvas Sho'p Call c:ollecto Cltnia 331131. 115-lfc llllarVln IL IUenk'lna -tlttd wheelburow; 150 1•--of peln d ·--·• S.U. -Boat C:O-. W TO RENT-Furnlahed 415 N. ~. Santa Ana P ~ . t an e.~. •~·-.. apartment or holae. Phone Santa Ana t028 fbone Harbor 1247.J. 5-4tc Marine Upl>oll--Cou e, no d!Udren, no peta. Do Ree. Ph. Harbor 27115-M. S.2tc PEM-YOU omail motor boat for Harbor 207 -224\i 2lat St. Or 1mo1"'. Phone Mr. N rt H • ht.a · '!&le· Exce)lent condition. ~ Newport Beocb n-tfc , Harbor 13. 2-tfc ewpO e1g . done lmlde ahcl out. Allo valu-w~ TO RENT-Furnilhed or Very nice 2-bedroom home, larce able Violin for sale: Phone Har-1947 HICK'S Marine Engines now unflirnllhed house, 2 or 3 bed· living room with flttplaee. Mod- bcr 1944-J. 105 18th St., New· a vailable. Also parts for old roml will lease. Phone Harbor em but pre---war construction. port. Call mornings or eve. models. For Lone L!fe and 707 I 81-tfc N~Jy furnished and redecorat- S.2tp Economy Buy a Hick s. Jim . ed. Garage, lawn, fenced back -----------"' Van F1eet, Factory distributor, W~ TO RENT-2 or 3 bedrm. yard and storage room. lmmed- 1'"\re Placr and Klndlln&: 3311 · Finley Ave., Newport unf\P'nished house. WW leue. late pouesaion. Only $3,500.00 W ·O 0 D Beach. 2-tfc caJl l Sam Porter at Harbor 707 down Deltver-ed N~ '3l'x9%'x'' N"orthern or 15.. ~tfc · . H. W. WRIGHT built, Gray marine auto pilot ONE tEDROOM furnlahed house 15th 1/Ce~bc;:u~::,,, 1264 Ph. Beacon 5665 direction finder. !>-ton bold, ex-or gJ.rage apartment for teach· S.ltc 1784 Nrwpoh Blvd 3-tfc cellent condition. R. Phllllpo, Ml er. Harbor 1774. 7-2tc ==-==-:,---:-:-:-:--::- -----------San Bernardino Ave .. Newport I FOR SALE-Corona del Mar, 4:> ' FRUIT TREES Heigbta. ' 6-4tp REAL ESTATE n fL lot, 1 block from IChooL llOUth Peach -Apricot -Plum _ of Blvd., good locaUon for in- Walnut and others. 19t6 44-Ft. SPORTFISHER. Will FOR !I~ acre three blocko come. Owner. Ph. H-21~W. CITRUS TREES clear $12,000 year at ideal lo-from center of Costa Mesa. 6S-tf ... Valencia Orange -Navel Orange cation. Ferry Landing. Balboa. $1500. C. E. Sherwood, owner. ----------- Meyer Lemon callf. 6-4tp Har1><>r 1600. 7-2tp Ocean Front Home Ready For P lanting Now Red ltaUon Onion Plants C.omplete line of Berry Plants HA VE landing for Sportfiahing Wil..L TRADE-Lots on Udo Iale Near Newport Beach Grammar Boats to operate from. for com-also lots on Peninsula on pur-school, 2-bedroom ocean front ing season. Have openingl both chase of 2 or ~ bedroom house home. Attractively designed in- d.By & charter boats. Call Bea-in Harbor district. Phone Harbor side and out. Large living room. ' Hollister Bros. NURSERY Landscaping 1959 Harbor Boulcyard C.O.ta Mesa Beacon 5200 con 5071 during day. 7-4tc 707 81-tfc 2-car garage, in nice home MUSICAL A RADIO u FOR SALE-New house to be neighborhood conve nient to -----------moved. Size 14x26 hard wood shopping district. $14,000--own- CHlCKERlNG grand. Like ne\v. noon , stove, plumbing Fri&l· er w!ll finance on $5,000 down • I . 7. lMT NEWPORT BEACH HOME AND INCOME. New residence, and apartment over large double' garage. Total ot 10 rooms, Including 5 bedrooms and 3 baths. Bedrooms and baths 80 Bl'- ~ that owner. B:nd tenants can divide to their °""1 mtlsfactlon. U you Choose to live In the residence ab4 use 2 bedroom&. the Income on the rest of the p•"roper,.,..,m.t-y will exceed $1JU.OO per month. ' For Price and Terms, Call or. See Us CORONA DEL MAR NEW 2-API'. DUPI,EX-<>n corner lot F1replace and floor furnace, tile bath in each apartment. Price $16,000 . SOlJfH OF ,HIGHWAY-Exceptional value. 2-bedroom house,· 5 yep.rs old. Separate dining room. Hardwood floors. Plenty of built-ins. Nothing to do but move in. Other Properties $6750 to $60,000 NEW 2-BEDROOM HOUSE -Double garage. About $3750 down Owner will carry 1st T.D. on balaance. EARL W. STANLEY REALTOR " 2-tfc One of the world's most famous ~· Phone Har)?or 771. 6-4tc payment. pianos. A grand bargain. COVERING GREATER NEWPORT. HA.RBOR View Lot Newport Hgts. This corner:. lot on the crest of the BEAUTIFUi.. Hudson Seal Coat & Danz-Schmidt Piano Co. •· ~.11 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. 5-t.lc mutt. S .. 1 size. Practically ----------- J.M. MILLER 15th and Central Harbor 1264 7-ltc S15 Coat Hl&bway 3113 W. Central 225 Marine An. Corona del Mar Newport Beadl Bal1-Island Phone: Harbor 1646 Harbor 1013 Phooe: Harbor 1778 11ew. Very reasonable. 1203 Electric and Fire Coat Highway, Corona del Mar. Equipment Tests 7-ltc All Qualified Personnel hill overlooking the bay wUl not ------------ be long on the market. On a Newport Heights Home paved street, sewer bonds paid, and waiting for the contractor. Th.ls new 3-bedroom home close tO A fine home site for $3,500. the High School is just t he thing . 7-ltc - -BUSINESS BUYS)--ANTIQUES C-0-Two, Pyrene Ao Foam refill& C.ollectlon of old eye glasses, hand COi fixed •)'Item and Portablet printing press, old fluting iron, now available. pictures, frames, old books, also E:l'S HOKIN Ao GALVAN J . M. MILLER Redwood patio set consisting of 1000 Coast Hiahway t 15th and Central "' Harbor 1264 7 ltc table with umbrella, benches, Ph. Beacon 5407 91-ttc -----------·- cba1R loung~ and coffee tg.ble. SPINET PIANO. A few for im· 1203 Coast Highway, Corona7 del mediate delivery. Brand new. Mar. -ltc Georgeous tone and case. Lib- eral terms. Dynamic & Static WHEEL BALANCING All Electric RECAPPING New -Used TffiES Recap Your Present nret or Buy Your New :nres at Lesteri! Tire Shop 2900 W. Central Nee.wonporxrtt Beach 7-ltc Danz-Schmidt Piano Co. 520 No. Main, Santa Ana . 5-tfc Radio Repairs All makes; tubes, etc. Beacon 5763 BURT NORTON 91!$ Coat Hlahway, N'~ew~.,....-rt . 23-tfc SPINET type mirror piano. Re-- possessed. .Now only pay bal- ance. $290.00. To see this is to love it. Danz-Schmidt Pi&no Co. 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. 5-tfc PIANO 7UNING • and repairing. J . B. Brown. Phone Beacon 5294-J. 388 Broadway, Costa M~a. ~tfc Piano Repairing FQR SALE-Pre-war chest of 3 Tuning and Refinishing drawen_ maple color . Size 36 in. Aettedited References by South- by :n tn. $10.00. S. A. Meyer, ern Calif. Music Teachers 106 Yla Mentone, Udo Isle. Ph. Phone Mr. Fagan, Harbor 1563 Harbor 1846-J. ·7-tfc or write P . 0 . ~ 2ll, Newport FOR SALE -Modern Pl'OC"lain S.tfc link and drain board in steel GRAND pianos. Steinway, Weber, cabinet; 60-lb. ice box and desk. Chickering, Kimbal, Ma thushek. Phone Harbor ~J. 7?ltc Julius Bauer. Priced from $485 or wil l rent. PROPERTIES PRICED PROPERLY Two Choice Peninsula Lots $2775 Each 3 Unit.Apartment .BB.lboa Business Location $8000 Handles Lovely Monterey Triplex Newly Redecorated inside and out. Nicely landscaped. $22,500 Coast Properties Co. ~'Serving Baltfoa Bay Area" 7d3 E. Central-Balboa FOR SALE -New Gibson home freezer, 7.5 cu. ft., 50 cycle, con- venient side type. Still in orig- inal crate purchased from Bul- lockJ: 3 months ago for $356.00. Will sell for $325.00. Located Harbor Island. Phone York 5071. Da nz-Schmidt Piano Co. 520 No. Main, Santa Ana.. S.tfc Harbor 2658 7-ltc Seashore Colony Home 7-tfc lrAMl&D TO BUY II Will Pay Cash For your furniture or \\''hat have you. Phone Beacon 5656. Crawley Furniture Co. j 1812 Newport !!Iva., Cotta Mesa USED PIANOS. Some as low as $95. Good tone. Ter;ms. Danz-Schmidt Piano Co. 520 No. Main, Sa nta Ana. S.tfc BECHSTEIN. F amous European artist piano. Grand. Wonder ful t one. Terms. · Dan'.z-Schmidt Piano Co. ~20 !'lo. M!lin, Santa Ana. 5-tfc DO YOU _, HAVE RADIO NERVES? 2-bedroom J;louse on ocean front with ~ baths, planned for year- rouftd use. Large living room with ' fireplace and magnlflce'lt View of ocean and shoreline. Larg~ wardrobe closeta illd plentj of closet room in kitchen. Solidly built with creoaoted pil- ing foundation. And the surf filhin~ is fine. - · ~-tfc J.M. MILLER . 1 lSth and Central Does your radio get on your nerves Harbdr 1264 7-ltc Will Pay Cash because you can't hear that !a-1 ------------, vorite program clearly or maybe F. JACK SULLIVAN For Rowboats, Skiffs, Dinghies, Dories. Swanson 113 30th SL, Newport • 5-5tc not at all! R al "'->·te Let WI cure those irritated e =tWI nerves by REPAIRING that 1N CORONA DEL MAR auzzy, ruzzy, or what have US~GS APPRECIATED Y.,u radio. I l'UllNlTUBE FOR sALE ,. Authorized Philco Shop In Bayshores Estates ----------~-3 bedrocxn home, 1 year old; fire--A GOOD BUY-We specialize in Philco, Zenith, · place, I patio, barbecue; nice . IS A WISE BUY Westinghouse & Majestic radios. kitchen, large 2-car garage with aervi~ room and stall shower. Let U• Help .You Be Wise KNOX HARDWARE See this today. 420 E. 4th, SANTA ANA • HARBOR FURNITURE Phone 130 5-4tc In Corona del Mar 1982 Harbor Bl11d Cotta ':.":c 8PllCIAL .t.NNOUNWJU:Nt8 • 1 bl~ ocean-2 unlta about l"a-a •-Avail b) 10, ye old, tiled roof, stucco FOR SALE-Clrcuoian walnut VG&J!'."n....... a e ' OU • iood COllltructlon. 2-' ilduble bed. ~ springs and for 1.......i maintenance ~· hon\e on rr.ftt ol - --Phone Harbor 1352. -repair 118 lo ' with 'fireplace, dinette, \ l>-tfc O. Z. -If service porch, etc. Rear apt. lP'OR 8ALE-N1co1a Cb•-,., ~ Call Harbor &'I ovw 3f-. g.,......, A !IDe !n- u.I dark blue rus. APlll'J!ld-M-tfo come . Belt iocatlon In _...,. 1llld2 perfect --8PllCIAL Al'INOUNCZ1111Nt8 • t""11; coompletely -SUlllO. Olll Harbor 106. Mtc for ICSW\ -baPt WttW .i-. KE y s I $15,000 ...... s 50--'-CllltaD ._~Toa waa I --pn. ,__ voom:s Ooeol flneat~oom- -S'16 ID T\i ft. Joa&. New 100 Kala lit.. BoDa. here i Ccr<ma del Mar juot "NltaD tlqiical 11m !me -t. 108 Kutne, aa.-._ betnC cnnp!e~ 11' batho. Mojl . --...ie eooaed I -patio, ~ --w•b wqc:a -lounje. Bis ctilco.mt. -;:;;--:;u;:;;;;:-~--1-~ ' . • Harbar Jt!onc! S.2tc FO& UN'r G pordl. larce -Lot -118. A l'M1 bu11 at l'Ca IA! 1-(;ood --cook ROOMS $UO ID $3.00 -dar, *"9 -19ecl bed ~t 311(8 .., bide. 2ldl for.,. .. •· '80 M rcrt Aft.., Newport B11$-per IDCllltb. Cana ..... 11iDtir1. -.. . I .· Mb:: call BI =-W-J. I-ate It& llALB;-2 UtlQul ,__ FOR RENT _. -. -s n .21tr11Pt--J. ......... _ ... _.,. ... ..,.,.,. 1 n • -t~-tlqn. u.I lbap -ar ---P! • ..., T 5 ; lldlaa, __.,, 1-..t. Cllll IWtF ,,_ *1...,_ • A 111 'NI IL T-11p ·n .,.: 'T.ao lbi ••1•-'l).r:uatav j,;!, n. ftm m1 BMW = ... r .... 13'7 ,. ..... 1'51 'al ........... ?. $15,750 -+-OF AJJ, SIZES And All Localiiona FR M $1460 UP F. f J CK Sirwv AN 1CmN &. • ,. •• :s, 'd 7 • far a family afflicted with teen agei:s. Lots of closet. wardrobe and storage space in kitchen and bedrooms, and plenty of laundry space on the service porch. HardWOod fioors and oversized fl oor furnace. 2-car garage. The big back yard is completely en- closed by a high fence. A roomy, well-built home. $13,500. Tenns can be arranged. J.M . MILLER 15t h and Central Harbor 1264 MONEY TO WAN • 7-ltc LOANS TO BUILD. buy. :mprov• modembe or ~nnanc.i. Newport B&lboll. nderal ~Av1r«t and Loan A.-oc;l•t1on 3333 Via Udo Ph. Harbor 1liOO AUTOMOTIVE a TillE8 158 Hereafter lf we recap your • TIRES We guarantee our "Cape" to tut 20,000 MILES and that'r not all- WE WILL GIVE YOU $20.00 IF ONE COMES OFF Regardless of Speed. ONE TIRE RECAPPED 1N 5 HOURS. for a complete aet we will ce 11 for your car ln the morning and deliver same day. Alro a 12.00 MobU.tatic balance Job when we recap your tirel, for $1.00. No lead wel&hta or .. extru." Costa Mesa Tire Co. In Rear ft 1760 Newport Bivd. COSTA MESA Ph. Beacon 5743 All for Al or Hank, m-= -\CM ---0- Your chance to step into RADIO & ELECrRIC SALES REPAIR SHOP, with $10,000 worth of stock and equip- ment Ford pickup, etc., Doing excellent business. Two furnished homes included on lease. · BEER and WINE on and off sale, Hamburgers, etc. TRAILER COURT, restaurant?, home, gooadeal for couple. RESTAURANI'S, several to choose from, $3200.00 up. BEACH CONCESSION STAND, equipped, priced to sell. DINNER RESTAURANT, living quarters, Hiway location. GIFI' SHOP, best location, big incom~ big profits. DRUG STORE location for rent, Act quick. SERVICE STATION and furnished home, on A-1 hiway. MOTELS & INCOME UNITS, several good ones to look at --a- When Selling or Buying a Business, See "Sandy'' --0- A. "SANDY" STEINER, Realtor i Business Broker -Insurance 634 Coast Highway 101 -Phones: Beacon 5173 or 5778 ' 7-ltc AUTOMOTIVE a TIBES 58 AUTO SEBVICW: ~-----------1941 LINCOLN Zephyr club coupe like new. aean upholstery, paint job 3 mos. old, $1500. caJI Har· bor 1894-J any time. 6-4tc 1936 Pierce Arrow tor sale. Bal- boa Inn. Harbor 660. 98-tfc TRAJLERS 61 TRAILERS FOR RENT- Do your own hauling and mov- ing-. All new equipment, $2.25 & $2.50 per day. We furnish hitch. Myrehn Bros. Service Station, Cor. 17th Ir: Newport Blv1., Costa Mesa 2-tfc TRAVEL-OME Trailer, 18-fooc Call Loretta Oark, Harbor 5. 5-tfc NOWHERE Your authorized 0irya1er. Plymouth Dealer. " Authorized parta Complete Lubrication and Maintenance ~Mechanlca Kendall and Quaker State oUa NEWPORT HARBOR MOTORS 2616 W. Central Ave. Phone HarbM 636 • FOR SALE -Tralier, 21-ft. ·'44 Mainliner, exceUetit tond!Uon. Butane range, oli heater, 8x14 enclosed awning; sleeps 4. 104 Sea-Breeze Court, Huntington Beach. 7-ltc 83-tfc 64-tfc 61REAL SBTATE REAL ESTATE HARBOR INVES.TMENT cbMPANY, Realtors ' Introducing A New Value Standard For the New Yeac $5200 BUYS (Nope, not $5200 down. $5200 BUYS. The clown poy- ment II about a third of $S200. l Seven! lddden called to Inform .. that $5200 clown WU quite a bit of clown payment on thll one bedroom heme even If It did have .,... plumbing, new wiring, DOW lhaR m1na1t exterior and new paint ---Ollt. The lauch .. on tbe lddden when ,... BUY thll home for $5200. 'Ibat'a rilht. $SlllO II tbe till ir!ce. Termo cmly a third~! ' fl.3.500 F08 ONE ol tile better tbrft..bedroom -... In 'Newport Helcbta. lnterestlnc 0000' plan -comfortable llvlna: with • minimum of chud&ay. One ~ar old -ol the boot. Nice Jard -patio CllllDp!etely f-Termo If you ........ plus • quid: p Lon. ,., ' $19.500 L1D9 lSLE home. Two bedrooms, !Mith and a hljlf, Fire- place in la living room. Ex- cellent pre-ar construction in top conditi On well located <IS-foot lot. paymenta. FULL ~foot lolll. In ....,iy _.... $3l!i a wa t foot ~ a eel HARBOR HEIGHTS It.art at Harbor lot m South Bay Q)OO...,... ......,.. I HARBOR INVESTMENT OOM ANY: j REALTORS I • ,, • . One -of the Corona del Mar 1 . FINER H.OMES -at I,.ess than you can build Two bedroom home with extra aueat rocxn or itunptJS nxm aver prage. Finest construction of stucco with tile roof. Be&utlful. hardwood Doors that you cannot bey tociay. Larse llvlna: mom with Heatalator fireplace, 40,000 BI'U< capacity CU furna<e M&ta whole boule If desired · 60 ft. frontage on qulet street just 2 Ii blocks from stairway to finest · beach .. Zoned for double dwellln&. Near bay. stores, ochool and post office. Beautllully lalldscaped with ,,..tainlng walls, rock work, fences, outdoor patio. ~. Incinerator and outside bathers shower and wash room. Complete and in ~ repair-an outstanding value for this extra fine quality all-year-around home. -Figure It Out For Yourself Home Cat prevailing prices>·--·-·····-··-$10,900 Lot ···········-·· .. ····· .. ···················-··········-t•t-•••.. .6,000 ~p~~ai~rn~b!:Ji:1~~: .. ~~ .. :~~-·-···· i.m Drapes and Venetian blinds........................ 300 Garage and Rumpus Room ........................ 1,300 Priced Now For Total ...•..•..• ~.$20,400 7 <". • Quick Sale At $18,500 312 }Ieliotrope, Corona de! Mar • See your Broker -or phone Harbor 1008-W' 7-2tc • SOUTH COAST REALTY & .INVESTMENT CO. • BALBOA Close to the Bay and a good swimming beach. 2-bed· · room furnished cottage. $11,000.00 Peninsula Duplex with 2 garageS. Upper 'apt. 1 bed- room, dining room. living room. kitchen, bath, fire- place; lower apt. 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bath, fireplace. An opportunity to own a Peninsula home and have a permanent income. The price for quick sale includes furnishings. $16,000.00 PENINSULA LOTS Unusual opportunity to purchase 2 lots with 70-foot frontage at under market price. Buy now for your future building plans. Price of both lots- $5, 475.00 SOUTH COAST REALTY . & INVESTMENT CO. Real E<>tate -Insurance ROSS .GREELEY -JOHN E. SADLEIR, Realtors Associates • John Wallace, Realtor Josephiiie Webb, Broker Monte R. Grimes, Insurance • 302 Main St, Balboa, California Phone Harbor 2034 7-ltc BUILD A HAYWARD HOME , NOW ' Available to Both Veterans and Non-Veterans . - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2 bedrooms, living r0om, kitchen, dinette & bath. 757 sq. ft 811 sq. ft with optional service porch, Can be purchased erected complete and ready to move In. Or you may purchase In a package and erect yourself. Easy to Erect . Comes in 4-ft. sections, complete with siding, win- dows, screen$ and doors installed Sheetrock, floor- . ings, nails, ca~lnj!ts furnished A complete house, less plumbing and wiring. .. ' $2650.00 on Your Lot •; ... See Model cor. Irvine & Clay,.Newport Heights ..... ~":".~· .... , ...... ......,..' ~ . ._ ... DENJSON & McBROOM SALES 498 Newport Blvd ' P. 0. Box 232 Costa Mesa Office hours: 9 a.m. \<> 5 p.rn.-Evenlnj:s by appointment 7-ltc BRIGGS' """ · BES'r ...... BUYS ' Business ·Site on Newport Blvd. between Newport and Cq;ta Mesa, 100 ft. front by 200 ft. deep -$10,000 - down payment $2,000 -balance over 10 years. Industrial Site on 16th Street off Newport Blv4 200 ft front by 300 ft deep -$9,000 -down P8YD1"9t $1,000 -balance over 10 years. Cliffside 2-Bdnn. home, 5 years old, good view. $3150 d~ balance Gl terms 4'h% int, Full price $11,0oo . Newport Heights, 88 ft on Redlands Ave. Wonderful view of bay and ocean. $2,500.00. Fred -BRIGG s·-TresU 634 Coast Hlgb't!By ·A "Sandy" Ste4ner OfftnI!9 Business Phones: Beacon 57'78 or 51 ~Res.: Har. 2476 4 • 7-ltc ' .l.11T09 WAMIKD . ' . WE NEED LATE MODEL 1CARS and WW Pay Top Prices . sn,i;. YOVR ~ !:fO'W 1 t Wblle Pltcs ue mp . P11aDe tor Q.--. 111v1r .hio wm ~ mtll· wMi I 11111 1'11114) OPA' ............ t#'Ts ' ........ •NIJIR c!eee'h . ! • '. . l . ~~~9c',lfY!,~'1'~- t 1 \'!r u111r •• •. '.Cisar • • • I BAYSIDE PLATING ' ' • • • .. :.!i!llli!li•L! ~ ' _, - Question and Answer Survl'! on : · ·=~..., .. total ..... ec1 v.i-=., ~· ~"!: N Harbor Fishing t News • Co t . Junior C.Ollege Proposal :~ .. ~ch-~:=:~:~ .A. ~!'."'.;.,... dllltrlcts pay over ew'port ........ by • Lquna Beach --· 10,651,830.00 8c tax per one hundred dollan S rtf• hi A --. f N rt H ho · la order to ••Ml'OBO wltO caa ..,.., oo 1!~· '~.!?.:...°.'! San Juan C&plstrano 7,218,98S.OO on .. the anesaed valuation, po 18 ng ~~ 0 ewpo &r r -nfe•-~ .,.,,,...i of -Mtabl--t " -.-· Total $80,296,275.00 which Is the rate for areu out-Barllor-B.. . -lanlor Collep dllltriot, 1lD opporilmlty to analJ'le u.e S-0~ from eveey ancle. the Newa.-'llmN today pub--Q. Does the election call for vot-. side any Junior College Dis· With much surprise we ~ DiegO raised the average to f1'1f!r ._ -q-Uoo! &Dd ........er •urvor mode by -Newport Barbor Ing bonds or spending an Y trlct. This totalo aver $600,-a letter received by ~ edltOr six plus to one In San Diego'• <Jb&mber of ClonuDerce Committee on l'AucaUoa.. The •W"YeY made moneyT 000. of the News-Times: "I have just favor. Please Mr. Writer, what by Braden F1Deh. ~; Lew B. W&llace, B. F. Kenny, BuHeD w. A. No. This election decides ·lf a Q. Is there a possibility that the received my copy of your Janu-ta the difference between a Bal- Bart!ne and L. If. ,_..orman follows: ta that a Junior College District shall be rate might be inc;reased? ary 9th lslue, and read wt th. boa marlin and a Mexican marlin! 245~;~~cr~~ ~~~~ be taken Ult e D~=~ created. created A. Yes. The rate last year was amusement and indignation the Maybe someone should tell him ... f Junior Co eg Q. If the vote ls favorable, what less than Sc. This year the rate two column item labeled 'New-that Pacific Marlin spend most complete with pueuc utjlitiea or The possibility of acquiring a is the next step? ,1 is over 8c and likely to go port Harbor Fishing News.-rre-of the year in Mexican Waters, use aa 8 Junior ~Uege lite and portion of the Army Air .Bue A. The County School SuperinteD-h'lgher. leased by Spartfishing Association visiting in Balboa waters for a institution 15 now offered the P"<>' • -h b ht th tter to a bo tlm ts n...1;:& u roug e ma dent will then a~pcint a Junior Q. If the Coast Junior College of, Newpc:>rt ~ar . r.' very short e. ple of this area. This an o~ point where early action should be College Board of Trustees. This plan is voted, will this District 'It ~ amusmg m that w~omever ''May we suggest that you send portunJty which md ay never occur taken. Board of five members will be reli'eved of the tax now wrote it apparently doesn t know the writer down here for an edu-again. .In order t take advantage • · f of this, opportunitY prompt action U the •te under investigation carry on negotiations for part levied fbr areas outside any a guide trom a butt cap. 'In the cation in the fine points o salt can be acquired without expense, of the Air base or may suggest Junior College District? leisurely manner indeed.' A mar-Wfter angling? It Would be one is necessaryJ To ~xplaln the offer the cost Of es~bli~hlng a Coast other plans for a Junior Col-A. Yes. Jin swordfish ls just the sa.rn~ Jn W$Y tQ prevent him from again ln-and the plan, thelfollowing state-•· -1-A1 • · h' ff N t Be ch u) · .. ds f Int Ill t ment ls issued by Juhior College will -be noluuMU. Jege for th~ Area. Q. Is the Veterans Administration 1s ma.nners o ewpor a s ting "'"ousan o e · gen The Newport H, arbor Chamber The questions and an awe rs Q. How long will this Bo a rd . interested in the program for as he is ,in the waters off Cape salt water anglers.'' Signed, Otto ot Commerce, The Huntington which follow \fill give further ln-serve? this Junior College? S~ Lucas~ and any , smart ex-~ssig, San Diego. Beach Chamber of Commerce and formation to all voters. A. Until May next, when the reg-A. Yes. The Veterans Administra-per1enced ftsh~rman will teU. you In a wee small voice I adm!t The Costa Mesa dhamber of Com· Q. What ls the purpose of the ular School Elections are held, tion approves the acquisition t~at he d~n t . ch8:"ge mucli un-Ba'iboa marlin are no different election JanUary ztth? at which time the Voters will and use of the buildings at the t1l you find ~ 1n .10 and 80 thitn COronado marlin. In speak- m;-:· many yea.rS there has been A. It is to give the Vote~ of the elect a J~ior College Board Arrily Air Base for the purpose degree wattr, which Will take you ing of the Mexican marlin being · • ' Area an opportunity t~ d-'de from candidates who offer to of establ'ish•'ng a Jun"ior Col-to Acapulco and on towards the caught in the leis'.urly manner, we considerable discussion of the pos-...... o;;....., Canal Zone meant the Acapulco ones which, sibility of estabt\'shing a Junior if they wish to form a Junior serve. lege. The establishment of a "Do th. th fi h asy· we agree, aeldom get as hot as · Un f Or Coll D' tr! t Q If the "-v t ff t J · C U · this will wn ere e s come e · College on the C6ast e o -ege is c · · ....n.o ernmen ° ers par uni~r 0 ege in . area This statement is stupid if the a Balboa or Coronado marlin. The 'Gold Silver C.Opper ANTIQUES ESPECIALLY • • • • • • ange County. Q. What area will be included in of the Air ~se site, what is provide better ~ervice an? .an writer intimates that swordfish .Balboa Angling Club has a record At present (1946) there are 129 the proposed Junior College the n<'xt step'. . adequate vocational training are easier to land here than else-of 193 marlin and Broadbill caught students tronl th~ Newport Har~ District if one is created? A. The Board will proceed with program for Vetl'rans. h b t ·r h th 1 San . 1946 Can San Diego produce Brass Sc 1 : d 94 fr th • the organizatio f a Ju . Q \Vh h th t be d w ere, u l . e means a m . bor High hoo an om e A. The areas now included are n . 0 ruor ' · Y as e r;<tu.es en ma e Diego ofers a better fishing area, a record of six times that nwnber, Huntington Beac1' High School at-Newport Harbor Union High College on the site offered by!. for 245 acres. . he' is correct. of l,l5S sword fish? tending Junior Colleges in Or-School and the Huntington the Government. . A. ;r'he pla~ for a. Jllr1;1or College "The r atio has been two to one As for guides, I started wrap- ange County and I many attending Beach Union High School Dis· Q. If the Government faJls to o~-1 include ~nstruct1on in ~ocatio-better consistently iO favor ot San ping them on bamboo poles at JQnior Colleges outside Orange tricts. fer the prope:ty on the Air nal Agriculture and this plan Die 0 and this past year San the age of 12. County. 1 ~ . BasC', .\vhat \V1ll be the next , has the approval of the State i ,.;;;;;;;gii,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii~ Th~e who havE1 studied the Jun-Q. What .IS t.he ~aluation of these step? I Division of Vocational Agrt-11 ior College problem believe that two districts· A. The Board will suggese other culture. ---1914 Ha.rbor Bl\'d. Phone Beacon 5113 the time has arrived for a junior A. Valuations: methods or .establishing a Jun· Q. Where do \\'e vote? .• -. College on the Coast. That a Huntington Beach Union High ior College or may decide to A. At the 5 Grammar schools in ~ Junior College wo:uld attract many School District .. $42,888,790.00 pay ot her Junior College Dis-the J.luntington Beach Union students from outside the Coast Ne,vport Harbor Union High tricts for the students attend-1 High School District, and at district. 1 School District .. 19,536,670.00 I in~ their colleg.es from this dis· Costa l\<lesa and Newport Beach The question often asked is what Total for the two tr1ct. I Grammar Schools. is the estimated ,attendance at a Districts .... : ... $62,425,460.00 Q. If the Board decides to estab- Coast Jun,ior Cotl bge if establishedtQ, What are the valuat¥>ns ot l lish a Junior Col lege on some D"d y · K · now? The Staie Board in its sur-other Junior College Districts other area what will be re-I I OU now --- vey of this are~ gives the esti-in Orange .county? quir~? . Among Louisiana's many valu- ated attendance at 450 to 500 A. The va1uat1on of the Santa Ana A. It \\·111 be necessary to submit able assets are 1800 miles of navi-----. average daily aitendance, exclu· Junior College District is $34,-the plans to the Vqters. A~y gable waterwaYs a n d approxi- COSTA ~A • I ' We A.re Building nose Hard· to· Get sive of G.I.'s 863_.380.00 .an~ Fu_llerton Junior programs that call for the. ra1s-mately 4.600 miles of r ailways. Fresh • EcODOllU•ca} Proponents of the plan for a College D1str1~ ts $33,338,620. tng of fu~ds by bond issues T he Union stockyards at Oma- Junior College also point out the Q. If the vote ls 1n favor ot creat-must receive approval of the ha, Nebraska, are amongst the n~ for increased college facill-ing a ~unior Colleg~ District voters by a two-th~ds vote. biggest in the country. Live and Cooked ties, including Junior Colleges for embracing the two High School Q. If the Board decided to pay 1 SAS.H AND DOORS to Order All Types of Boat Repairs the education of Veteran! . Districts of Huntington Beach for local students' tution at Our N~o Population 1 LOBSTERS Some months 11go officials from and Newport HarOOr, will it be other Junior College Districts, The negro population of the the High School Districts on th.e J>t?SSi':>le for .o~her High School \Vould it be ~ecessary to ~11 UnitC'd States. including full blood Coast started an intensive invesu-Districts to J01n later. . another election? l and half blood. number more than Fresh Caught gation of the possibility of acquir-A. Yes. Other contigous DtS tricts A. No. 121h million persons. Their nwn- ing part of the Air Base site. can join. Invitations to join Q. Docs the State Board give any erical gro,vth since the cessation These plans \Yere presented to and participate in the plan are estimate of probable future of the slave trade has far out-• State Education Authorities and extended to Laguna Beach and operating cost of a junior Col-stripped that of anY other of the Fresh Fish . and Seafood to Federal officials in charge of San Juan Capistrano H ig h lege on the Coast? original groups of Americans. disposition of the Air Base site, School Districts. A. Yes. The State &ard estimates f in Seaso Buildings and Utilities. ' Q. If these other school districts that with the ,hi11h assessed The Greatest Lumber State 1 n These plans have been brought come into the Co~t Junior valuation of the two Coast Dis-'. Great forests, chiefly conifers, do\vn to a definite request for I College District. what will the tricts now included in the pro-make \Vnshington the leading lwn-WHOLESALE and RETAIL turning over to lOcal Officials free total assessed valuation be? posed Junior College plan, the her state of the Union. With the A of charge about 245 acres of land A. The Laguna Beach District has ultimate cost at about lSc per help of irr.igation excellent fruit B YSI DE FISH M. AR KET '\ith 76 buildings! and utilities and a valuation of Sl0,651,830.00 SlOO of assessed valuation. The vegetables and cereal crops ar~ , . this request has received approval [ and San Juan Capistrano Dis-cost will be lower if the Army produced besides fine diary pro-Sterling Boat· Works 615 Coast Highway Newport Beach Phone Beacon 5363 ~ of local represen~atives of the fed- 1 trict 57,218,985.00. Air BasC' is available. ducts'. Its principal minerals are cral authOritics. These added to Ne\vport Har-Q. Do the Newport Harbor and coal, iron, copper, lead, gold, plat-28th St. and Lafayette NEWPORT Ph: Harbor 615 Before any Cul-thcr action can bor and Huntington Beach Huntington Beach Districts inum and. zinc.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ······---...................... ~ ' ' .. Marine A p p'I i c a t i o n s iii I • t Steel Ships t Steel Boats ' J; Steel Hulls J; t Steel Decks Chocks· t Bitts t . Deck Fittings • -0- J; Steel Floats J; Pontoons J; Mooring Buoys J; Fuel J; Bait Tanks Tanks t ;Water J; Oil • Tanks Tanks ;t Rollers :!; Fishing Gear ;t Racks ;t Net Pans ;t Shark Spears -0- ;t Engine Pans t Engine Beds ;t Marine Engines ·-o- ,,,,,. ;t Sail Boat Keels t Centerb<iatds •;t Rudders • CLARK &· BATES ;Met,. Clad ! - ........ , . . Nea;atB1u6,«lllll. Hanor 2509 . ' ~ ___ ,,....,.. ... w ...... w-....,._ __ _ Shore Side Applic~tions 1< Steel Rails i ~ ~ SPRAY * Steel Gates ! . -';lboto !>Y Ted !Clark .t:f Wuttil STAB . . . . . 1J8.foot, ~Tua (Jlpper of tile .Vu llemp Sea Foodl fleet. ' BaD Wow~...,._ ..... •'.1q*ed u4 apnjed ill dr)doeli. ·Ball U-.. water be. . . ._....,..,. U doek'illlle. sa..11....,..,. wl&ll me ul ......... wll l'BTFh rml fn\e ,111- ' > a ~· Dlll'lftll!e81Ri.-e1111nez• P2 r8111pam•rht1llJTalidtudlltlt., •1• E O .... Cana ...... "Is• ............ rt ..... . • 1< Steel Patio Hardware & Furniture 1< Wrought Iron Hangers 1< Grill Work ' -0- -t:? Water Tanks 1< Oil Tanks 1< Gasoline Tanks * Butane tTanks * Steel Light Standards 1< Brackets -0- 1< Frames * Flag Poles . * Light Poles -t< Clothes Poles • 1< Industrial Steel Work * CoolingTowerFrames * Catwalks 1< Tank and Equipment Supports -0- , . I .. CLARK & BATES Met-Clad I · _ .l ' ll'G811Mh8taee* , · ·" New;art--.c.11 I , Barbor ,2109 .. . ' ' , ' \ NSWFOCf Ill INT NeWs of the Churches E. J: (B1d) Jacklin .. --11•neu1111111111111nllllUlllll\I Ul !ll !llllllll UIHIOI UIUl llll\I HI UIJ\l lll lll l!lllllttllWIUl lll l1l l llll lll lll•ll"'· . CORRAL DUST ! C lviliution i.! founded on love-not maudlin kind • · · child· rm • • • also animals without it revert to the primitive-loving , • • ~ • care of your car will pay c\ividends also. ~ -Jae~ Lindsley. ' .1-ett1111111u1u11 .. u1111111111u111ll11111111111111111111u1111111111w.111111111111111111111111111u111111111111111111111111111111111111t~ Troubled Skies , • As the y~a" of 1947 gets under way the commercial skies Indicate bad weather ahead for th~ American air transporta- tion Industry. • Second Person Dies After Mesa Collision aT. JOHN VIANNl!V CHURCH ealboa llland Sunday Kuo: 8 :30 a.m. c.ontemlolUI!: Saturd&y1 frora 7 :30 to 8:30 p.m. FULL .GOSPEL CHURCH !2nd and Elden, Costa MeM Sunday acbool, 9 :.t.5: mom lng woniblp, 11; Evangelistic 9erv1ce. 1:30 p. m.; M.ld-,,-k prayer meet- ing on Wednea4ay, 7 :•.5 p. m.; yt>UOg people'• evll.Dgellatlc aervtce on Friday, 7:(6 p. m. ~ Christian Science Lf"'son Topic 'Truth' "It 111 the Spirit that beareth w1t· nesR, because the Spirit IA truth." This 1tatement from John's flnit epistle will be the Golden Text or the Sunday J~11son-Se rmon on "Truth.. In all branrhes of The ?.father Church. The First Church or Christ. Scientist, tn Boatorl. The Leeson-Sermon Includes tbl1 Dible citation from the Psalms : With th ked I f th ·oo Death Monday claimed Misl 1 e pac passenger P an.es O e war pen a Imogene Collins, 22, who was ln- "Happy 111 be that hath the God of Jacob for hlB help, whose hope Is In the Lord his God': Whtch marte heaven, anti earth, the aea. and au that therei n 11: which kttp- etb truth for ever : .. The Lnrd openetb the eyea of tbe blind : the l.ord ralsetb them tbat are bowed down : the Lord lovetb tbe rlp:ht· eous: The Lord preaen ·etb the strangers ; be rellevetb the father· te11s and widow ; but the way of the wi cked be turneth upside down. The Lord shall reign for ever, even tby God,· 0 Zion. unto nil generatlona. Pral11e 7e the Lord." thing of the past and with sharply rising operation costs. the jured Jan 14 ln an accident at air Industry is now going through a period of severe re-adjust-Newport Blvd and Mesa Dr .• ment. Costa Mesa, in which Charles B. Ackland, 35, was killed and Doug- Added to these problems is the blunt fact that in spite of las F . GroI>eck, 26. her fiance, was all the progress made with instrument flying airlines still seriously hurt. h lesal fJj h II · h th Miss Collins, reside nt of 2383 have to make \V o e g t ca.nee ations w enever .e Acacia St., Santa Ana Heights, weather really' gets bad. Then too. the number of tragic died at Santa Ana Community ·crashes which .have occurred during the past year haven't Hospital, and her body was taken helped even though the degree of safety per passenger mile to the Sh,nnon Mortuary ln Or-. all · ased · ange. whe'r funeral arrangements In "Scien ce and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy eays, "The Ques tion . What la Truth. 111 an11wered by demonatratlon,-by healing both disease and sin; and this, demonstrntlon s bows that Christian healing confers the most health a nd makes the best men." "Tnttb makes a ne\\' C'reature. In whom old, things pass away and ·au things are become new.'" flown.may have actu y mere . are pending. Several of the biggest Jines a,re stjl_I using black ink in Grobeck, a taxicab driver living thetr bookkeep\ng records. But most' of the Jines are "seeing at 1724 Valencia St., Santa An.a. " . . . · f is in the same hospital and will red and are m need of financial help. Passenger ares may be released soi>n. Ackland. who have to be upped. Efforts are also being made to get more lived at 2031 s . Birch St., was money from Uncle Sam for airmail transportation. More killed lnst,nUy In the crash. and a coroner 1s jury subsequently money has to.come from some source. blamed h J m for the accident So, the outlook is for rough flying weather probably" for charging that he had failed t~ the next year or two. But the air industry will come tlrrough. ~e the boulevard stop on enter- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH G. Edwin Oaher, Pastor Euclld at Stanford, Garden Grove. 9 :30 a.m. Cburcb school t or all ..... . . ing Newport Blvd. from Mesa Dr. It may experience a good many changes--as almost all indus- tries have at one time or another-but in the end it will be stronger than ever. The Forgotten Man "In all the recent discussions about profits, wages, and the consumer, says an editorial in the San Francisco News, ''the 'forgotten man' seems to be t he stockholder." And the editorial continues, "Since what he has saved and has put into investment represents his hllman as well as his property rights, he shotild be entitled at least to a men- tion. And just because he is a stockholder doesn't mean h is a rich so-and-so. He, or she, could even be, and very fre- quently is, an underpaid school teacher. or a widow or an or- phan or member of a la bor union." ' The point is well taken. We're not going to have a healthy national ecqnomy if any one group is made to suffer for the benefit of some other group. And right now the stockholder is the oni: who is getting it in the neck. The trouble is that most stockholders are pictured (by those who aren't stockholders) as wealthy indivi~_a)s who don't know what to do with their millions. There· are some wealthy stockholders, of course, but the majority of them are in the middle-income bracket and not a few are in the low- income group. If the stockholder continues to be the forgotten man he will become increasingly unwilling to risk his savings in any enterprise. This would have a depressing effect on our na- tional economy-fewer businesses and fewer jobs. And that's the very thing which everybody does Nar want. America's Weekly Newspapers I l :00 a.m. Mornlnc Won.hip: There are approximately 9025 l·te1n1age : ·:we Thank Th~e." weekly newspapers published in 11 :00 a.m. Nuraery for all ch1l- the Unlteq States. Of these Illi-dren durklg aiervlce. nois has tbe largest number with 6:00 p.m. Methodtat Youth Fel- a total of 659. Texas ranks sec-lO"Nahip . Young Adult FellowabJp. ond with 573 and New York with 7:00 p.m. Evening WonbJp:- 537 is third. Menage: "Come Ye Live.'' Lord Rowallan Sees Peace Era When More Statesmen-Scouts ' Handle Worl_d's Tangled Affairs Lord Kowal.Jan, Chie f Sc9ut of tbe Brltl•h Empire and Common- wealth, feds that t he worl'a o",.e• a rreat deal to the Boy Scout mo\-ement and belle''eA t hat as more or the world's statesmen who were once ScootA handle the earth's tanc led alf&lrs .. the spirit of our lotemaUo~I conferences "111 be· a ,·ery dllterent spirit." Lord ROwallan, a \'eteran of over SO years In the Boy S<loa t move-. ment recently made his n n t ofnclal ,1ut to the United States and spoke to national leaders of the ~---------- Boy Scouts or America which cele-1 God, still less to a denominational brates its 31th anniversary during God, because in Scouting it-was Boy Scout Week, F eb. 7 to 13. realized there was a possibility of "I wonder," said Lord Rowallan, bringing together men of good.- a veteran of both World Wars, will from every creed. So in India, "how many of us appreciate the the Moslem, the Hindu, and the real value Of what the Boy Scouts Christian not only meet toge ther have· done for the world and for but they also eat together , 'some. the nations of the world." thing which has been achieved by The brotherhood of Scouting, he no other movement in the world." said, "isn't only a phrase. I t is Looking to the future, Lord something I very real a nd v e r y ow all an conunented on a recent practical." meeting· of the Ministers of Edu- The visitor pointed out th 8 t cation of tlie Alli~ n atl:ons. They last year in Great Britain Scouts met, he reported, to discuss the me t together from fourt~n coun-re-education of the youth of those tries, with different cultures and countries which has suffered so habits, but, •Were nonetheless much, reported on the courage and united, bound by the common Law endurance dJsplayed by youth dur- or Promise of Scouts the world Ing those .trying years,. but over Internatl.Onal Coo t• over. Sco~ls. he continued, rec-and above this, they saJd that It pera IOn ognize ••cl) other 85 people with was Boy Scouts and Girl Guides, The sun never sets on the Boy Scout nor his ''good turn" the same ideals doint the same and Scouts and Guides alone, who, things ' · when the standards of yauth had and cheerful smile. Organized in 51 nations around the · fallen lnto chaos, maintained the world, Scouting today has 4,413,139 boys and leaders on its "Not long ago," be told h 11 balance. the fundamental oense American friends, "I was visited in , membership rolls. The Boy Scout movement has been ad-I >. of right and wrong, which are my of ice Ty a Chief Scout from necessary for ~buildln&." judged one of the most potential factors in the prom otion of one of th~-nations in the East. ''I thJnk that, was a wonderful wprld peace. Its influence in international friendship and He said, "f.ou kno~. Scouting 15 tribute to t\Je value of Scout traln- goodwill has been construitly furthered by Scout jamborees, a veey ! won~erful thing. My coun-Ing from people who are not In try IS ·v~ different from youn. any way blued, who possibly had visits and Correspondence across the sellS-. .My people ~at different things. we very UtUe knowledge of the theor- In more recent years it has seen examples of wqrld-wide wear diff~ent clothes. we speak etical practice of Scouting but he!""·'-For instance, the Boy Scouts of America, which dilf"'ft!t language._ we wonhip a I who had oeen It ln practical 'won< .... ~ different God, but when I visit among the )'OUth of these cciun-· ~ marks its 37th anniversary during Boy Scout week, F eb. 7 to a Troop ml London or New York tries, bu seen the effecta, not 13, has a World Friendship Fund of voluntary gifts by its or ODYWbelje else m "the world, 1 merely what m!"1t have been ex· memben. Thus far <Wer $110 .000 has gone to help Boy find ncyoelt at home at once, for pected to be the effects.'' I am""'°"' people wbo haft the The ~P at the Bo:r Scouts in 32 nations overseas rebuild their units. In addition aiune l~aa ilnd are clolDI the ..,... Scouts of 51 nattono u of Jut WlO cases, -or 20 tons of Soout uniforms and equipment given things. [ oclober wu reported l>Y the Boy hi the Scouts' own "Shirts-Off-Our-Backs" campaign have This . unlyeraallty of Scoutin&, Sooat International Bureau to be , gone to Scouts of 13 lands. =::ts.J:'!n ~ ,;:~ 4,413,139 Scouts and ~ ' niese international aspects of the Boy Scoots are worth I t is ~ very -tul, The Railrood Retlttment Act examining. The Scout oath and Jaw; with slight variations in """"'th\nc treuemooaiy 1111'111-bu been In effect a little more cant at.-time. The 1lmlts &H than ten ~ clurlnc wblcb -different countries, are known the world around. Scouting bound!-• 387 ooo retlftd ·er dlOabled - 'baa promoted International good-will apd friendship by em-" points out the Brit-era' and ..-Gt rallrqad -"· \ pt>es!z!ng thaie points which nations have in coo'unon, not lall O!iet, , -~ _._ on haft been recipien!o at Ito tbelr dlfferena!S. The Scout program Is b8sed upon activities .the lnterprft&tlon to • Cbrtalla beaellta. ~t are fllndamental to boyhood the world around Camp.. In& and lite lo the open attracts all boys, remll'dless pl the ~they spwk. I -'{. ......... _ •• ta .. , .... .,.~ ' M DERN MARINE SERVICE . SHELL DOCI · I ..... lsl11d ._ nDllDLT" OSlllTa&L .,. •• ClltTJl(JB ateoota- an. ~t•a.-·, ...- Meeting temporarly ln the Sev- enth D a y Adventist church, corner of Old County road and Boll8 Ave.,· C.0.ta Mesa. Sunday 11ch9ol-9:45 L m. Worship oervloe-ll:Q!l L m. Young people'• servi~ p.m. Evening evan1eliltic lerYice- 7 o"cfock. Prayer meeting -7:45' p. m. Wednesday. 2008 AnaheiJll Ave. A oordial welcome to all. FDl8T FOUllllQ11&11E Cll11JICll OF OOSTA llEBA Temporary locat!Clo, American Lesion Hall Seo--.... o. -11-.... PMton Pbomell'll .A*.IM8••11w.011•u.qaim 0 .. GOD a...,. ..a ................. •=enc.a i..,.. Ball, ··~ ud OtatnlAft. Sunday ICbool, 10 a.m. M<im1nc -· 11 a.m. Evening evanaellstlc oervtce at 7:30 p.m. Mid-week oervlce, Thunclay at 7:30 p.m. CHURCH o ·F CHRIST Church and Walnut atreeta L Duane Canby, Minister. Setvtcea: Sunday, 10 L m., Bible Study; 11 L m .• M.orulng worship. , COSTA MESA COMMUNITY CHURCH Carl B. Johnaon, Mlnlwt:er 124 IL 20th St. Ph. 247$-R Church echool, 9:"6 L m. Morning Worehlp, 11 o'clock. YOU th groupa, High llCbool, ln- termedJate, Adu!~ 6 :30 p. m. OOl!ln.IOIOll CEMEN ·T ·woRK Flagstone Work -Cement Block Fences l"IM Worti:: or· -re•«•••• CALL 1 I : : -8 FOB JlllPOBMADOlll ' Sunday SCbool 9:30 L m. Morning worship oervloe 10:45. cnisader 1ervlce 6 :00 p. m. ,...., Berean· aervlce 6 :30 p. m. Evening evan,.U.tlc service_ at Evmlng aerv1~, 7:30 o'cloolr.. Mid-w~ fellowlhlp &nd prayer, 1 Wednuday, 7:30 p.m. 7 :30 o'clodL Tuesday eftl1ln& ~ -at 1 :30 o'clock. THE NEWr'OKT HARBOR t LUTHEBAN ClltJBCH {To be located on Clltt Drive. Newport Heights ) "A Olangeleu Olrilt far a Clanging 1World !" · 9:30 a.m .• 'church school; 19:30 a.m., dJvtne worship. . -Services at Present- EBELL CLVB 115 West Central Ave. Costa Mesa Rev. Herbert C. Roth, putor, 1162 E . Wilson St., L.ost8' Mesa "Come-Once-You'll Come Again!" FIRST Cl1URCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Lido Thu.tar, Central Avenue and Via Lido A hranc!i of The Motlier Church, The First Chureb of Chrl.lt. Bc:l- enuat. ill Boat.on, M•-cbuaett& Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.. Sun- day Service at 11 a. m. Wedneaday Teatlmonlal Meeting at 12 o'clock Reading Room located at 111 Palm street. Balboa, Is open daily from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. except Sun- days and holidays nationall)J ob- served. 11 L m., Prayer and Sermon. CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Communtty Methodld 1420 West Central Av.nue 1 Rev. IE. D. GoOdell, Putor Church School, 9 :~ a. m. M:Qnllng Worwhlp, 11 L m. YouUi Fellow&ip, 8 p. m. Evening Worship 7 :30 p. m. llld-week prayv aerv,,,., Wed- nMday; covered dlah ~. S:SO p.m. BALBO~ ISLAND CHAPEL 21s Agate Avenue Rev. Harry W. White, A.eoclate Putor Church School. 9 :30 L m. Morning W onhip, 11 L m. OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL 1423 Weat Centra l Avenue Sunday Maasee: 8 and 10 Lm. ConteuiODJ: Saturd&ya t nm 4 :00 to 5 :30 and tram 7 :M to 8:30 p.m. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Vla ·Udo Rev. Ardys T. Dean, Vicari • @:30 L m ., Holy Communion. 9 :45 a.m., Sunday ~ool. 11 :00 L m., Morning Praye1r and Sermon. (Firlt Sunday1: Holy Communion. J • Racing nrill Show • 15 Acts of Daredevil Action • HUNTINGTON BEACH SPEEDWAY Just Off 101 Wghway, South of Huntington Beach Harry Woolman and His Stars 2112 Hour Show -::-Popular Prices. Sunday, Jan. 26.,,.... 2 p. m. . PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY .uJOOUNTANT PllY'lllOIANll a troBGJ!>ONB, 11.D The public ta cordially tnvttet! to attend the churcb IPP.rvtc-•-' u.e the Reading Room. .-~~~~~~~----, co~~MAB Bookkeeping A. V. Andrews, M.D. CHVRCe, ooNoBEGATIONAL Servi"ce PBrllICUN Perry Frederick Schrock. Minister ud 611 Heliotrope A venue LIN r BBOWv COSTA MESA CB11RCB OF GOD Corona del Mar OO(~ 11y 4)"t-troBGlllON Rev. J&llMJ9 P. McGraw, Putor 9 :30 a.m. Church school. Ill llartae AT&. Balboa bl. Ul ~~·~Ill 140 CabrlDo St., Omta Men 11 a.m., morning worship .. Ser-L:===========:I'-------------' Services S unday 10 a. m., 6 :30 mon by Mr . Schrock: "Our Cloud ,.. p. m . and 7:30 p. m. 9! Witnesses." $(;.If ~""''' ,, n n(JA)ll; ·t :J J;-. . portrot with 0 • Bring this Ad and soc V olenttne . Roberts Studio W1 ""-... Sc., SANTA ANA T....,.._099f No Appointment Necessary llovt1 IO A. .. W 7 P. .. ... LIDO WHARF • M5Z Via Oporto -Lido V111ap -Newpoi:t Beach ~: Barbor '7M * Bean: 'to up.~ Twway *· I. 8. WHYTE Df90-Tll OOlCMJLT.ulT £.~ tr:r U.. Ollis.I I.,.._ ""-' W7 ~l k> lepi ' dm.::.:r. o IUOO ..tUl .__ &&a A17Dl'l'8 • ll&IW , W**8 *PIMG mm _ ... ..,,.... ........... __ _.. Armand Monaco ARClllTECl' 81' W. Bay Ave-, ~ Bubor 11M ml~Aft. Loo~ N OnnamyMOI DAY llCROOL Mortimer School IOZ Oonl Balboa lolaad DAY BCROOL OPKNS oar 1 -: OoU. Prep. Mmr 'o ........ -. )IL A., Osford .-.,.i .._ -lllJ Dr. DJ:NTlllTll O~ Lucas DENTIST -~ W. Omtnl. -· lUO NEWPORT BEACH DB. GORDON· E. RAPP DENTIST llAWen<Joatnl. ..--.u1-J NMrj)Ol"t abat.c. .Cl. J>:•11+no11, D.D.S. 1801~~ -·~ eor-. ... - Dr. W.T.M~ ' ft\J•ry·..aLp• __ baa .... lobn K.. 0. Obimg. IL D. PIQ ....... Alld ....... 2 -4 7 • 8 :30 and by 8P!Xli!>tment Beecon 50'IS uo r..n l8tla eea se& ()osta ..... °'P'n• Gordon IL Grundy, IL »- PHYSICIAN 'and stlRGBC»i' Balboa ~ Arcade Ottlce Hrs.: 10-12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m. PlloneHarbor~ H. R. Hall, M. D. ·~-~ Haun: 2-5, loy ~t 1'9lepbone; B• t.lllft 58M Ul BnlowlW&J' 0-.- llllfA>n IL lluweD, 11: D-/ 1801~~ ~del- O!fice Boun: I0-12; 2-5 --1- S. R. Monaco, M. D. 814. Bay Ave., Balboa -lTU -s. BBi II\., Loo --TU-Tm By AIJl>Olntmmt T. P. Reeder, M. D. Wm. L · liphe7, IL D. ..., .. ,,, .... k11 •• -w. Olimtnl ~·----1148-J auatatpwa I I ~· E. T. Bwllsi wmlli, O. D. 0;1 i ... I ---"!"'-• . A Waterfront Resta!urant 1• RobatA.'CraWford Dr. Marven J. Reitz ,,. --......... l.MlllW~ -..·s .. _..,71 a.u ............. _._19ll waa a ms· ' • Shore DinDe1 °"" D. / eafwwoiwi-r8 n;, srt _. 8-11• •IC*W' I MALAU5 .. • • 015 ., .... l ... -I 1-q -{ ... JltW Steaks •• ~ <Ac:kt•ik 1 -··~ i;-, .... -ii•• • • * • =::::~Mil::::ii:J::::::::::::::~~·c:··:·: .. :::·:::·:::·:::':·'::111:: .. ::~::~:·::~: lllmll .... • • . . / -• • • , . ' .· l'he B"""' • Prof-ioa.J J!'lrma Liited Below ue llemben by Appobatmmt ol the Blae Ribbon Bllllnem J....ten of the ..t:t:':r 1>19trict and ue pledpd to render to their p&tnJm the.Very Best P<*lble la Service and MetthNMllle, . I . to cooperate for Olvlc-Betferment and Nalional Prollperlty. PATRONIZE TllE8E FIRMS. Their Pledge is Your Assurance of Trus.tworthy Service and Merchandise , ' I . &OOOUNTANT GEORGE D. BAlJSl:'rr • ~ W. Central . &OOOUNTANT ,_ BOOKKEEPING SER.VICI: O>Un r . Brown (Harbor 15") W II.art~ A't'fl:. / Balboa Ialand &OOOUNTANTS A. C. HOFnilAN .&.oc:ou.nla.Dt and Income Tax Semce l1QI L&tayett• Barbot' na Newport Beach f &OOOUNTANTS !ORN T. CASTLll B. N. H.tJ"ENrELD n• I:. <>can Front ()!arbor 721 I Balboa., OOLtdroia &OOOUNTANTS .&.ocountl.ng -AudlUns BOOKKEEPING SERVIClD Tu: C:OO.Ult&Dt Jamu 0. Aerce 11n Newport Bl•d. Colita Ilea Phone Beacon MM-J AOOOUNTANT J . S. •w~R~t~·t~E locome Tu Con.ultanl-AutbortMtd by .c.b• u . S. TreuUJT DepL lo rep- reeent cllenl.9 In eonneeUon with ID-ccm. tall matters. Audit.I -Sy•tem.11 -Bookkeepiq 6erT1Cfl I omce lM-0 H&rbor BJ,.d.., Coeta lilMI jl.IllP()RTS NEWPORT BA. T SKY HARBOR One mile wet1t of ea.ta Kua oa lJlh •lreet, Colt.a Ilea -rLT- ln.strucJloa -s.l• Charter 8en109 &NTIQt1Es 9 0 B 'N DICK AnUquu :Aou.sbt and !}old Porcalalu. 01 ... Silver, Lampe and · Fumlture '°'" w. Central Barbor mo Newport BMcb AUTO BEPAIB OOSTA KESA BODY WORD Auto PaiJltlns Oomplei. Bod7 Rep&lrtq -At Reuonabl4 Pr1~ Newport Bini. at Walnul ·k S-00 ..... w • • I A'DTO REPAIR SERVICE ' lfSWPORT AUTO WORKS " - . . M--Hou.r Tow Semce -Geatr-.1 -n Earl Mltcb~. Proprlet.or -Pboneo--- Da.y. Hu. 100; Nl1bt. S.. sisa..B J.>t SOtb St.. ar Cout BIN. Newport Buch, a.nt. &11TO SUPPLIES NSWPORT -BALBOA AUTO • !!UPPLT Schwtm1 B1C)'Cl• --'Glm.n w. Collkle ) JUI w. C.tnl Phone SU2 Newport 8-cb. CaUt. llTY l!IALONS CllillLOTl'l:8 BMUTY SHOP Lola OU Pa •eent wa.-a 8pedalf7 • am mpwa-, Corona del liar l'boDa B&nor 1UI ~CYCLES aow..~ar.....,... ·VOO•L' 8 ' .. ' uo 1fala Bt.. 'Wboa -...-............. IAJILDJl:llll " llRADill _..... lloet Worb ' .on...._ .. __ _ ---......... and. llat« Wodr: ....... Doon, ..a. to ()Nim> ---m..-1 -- • • ... .,,,. .. m. St ..... 8 S'SJI - Bd.\'I' D!!A 1.EJl8 DOUGLAS BOAT A CA.NOS CO. Kanutaeturera Md Dt.etrlbutoni of Sk.ltt., Paddle Bo&rda, Tacbl Teodert 2ll9 W . Cenln.1 A.Te. Pb. Har. alt Newport Bea.ch, Calif. ~BILDB.EN'S APPAREL THE BOBBY SHOP Bob and Sally Brown 711 E. Cenln.1 Ave. Balboa Harbor '1158-W CHILDREN'S APPAREL .JR. JACK A Jn.L Cblldren'11 and lnfaot'• ClothlDs Up to 8 tor Boyw &nd It for Girl.I 1761~ Newport BITd. Coat.a Kesa • CHIBOPBAcroR DR. P . A. CH.A.KBqu.A.IN Palmer-Carver Technique -Eleclrotherapy- BOME CALLS IN HARBOR ARll.l 1&4.4 Newport BIYd. Coala Meaa Beacon MD OLEANER8 THI: LIDO CLEANERS Al~ Matthew., Owner Quality Clunlns &emee You Can Tro11t U1 With Your Ftnut Garment. -De.livery Semoe- 458 Newport Bl•d. Beacon 6791-J' OONTRAcrOR, BLDG. II GEN. DUTCH H!lACOCK General 1Contractor &nd SuperTUlo.a Cabinet and Shop Reptal Equipment Phone 502 Balboa Ialand '520 Balboa St.. Coat& lleaa OONTRAcroR :JACK. HERNDON Geo. Superiatendeat-Boat Builder JOE CRAN1:: I::a Cbarse of Concrete W ork D. E. COLE~A:-l Genen.I Contractor-Bn•t Builder 11.alD Office Phone Be•con 6181 Newport Att. & 17th St. COit.a X.. I. DOUG~ Corr AGE DO-NUT AND I. WAJTLB SHOP 'Donut. and wamu a 8pectalty Cm:nplete J'ou.alaiD. Sen109 IOI Manne Ave. Ba.Ibo& Ille Harbor 2672 l DRUG STORES HillPTON'S HARBOR DRUG Corona del Illar, Calltonm. MAC PELLETIER'B NEWpORT BµCH PHARKACY LONNIE VI'NCENT'S BALBOA PH.ARll.ACY 715 El. Centr-al Telephone 105 ELEcrRIOAL DLBS. II SERV. BAY ELECTRIC Rewinding and Rebulldlnl' Motors A c;.nerators K ot.on &nd Geoen.ton for Sale 28111 W. Cent,.., A:~. Har. 1781·W FISH BA'!' SIDE FISH MARKET D&lliy Dell•ery or ~h nm Sbel1 Jim • Sea J'ood SpeclalU• 28lb St. A Lafe~te. Newport Beach Harbor 615 FISH MARKEl'S Bus. Phone 925 Re.. Phone 289 FRANK SUTTORA. Wholesale and Retail Ftah Karket Beer. Wine and Liquors llit Place Newport Be&cb, Crall!. OFFICE SUPPLIES OOMMEitCIAL PRINTING NEWPORT HARBOR PUBLISHING COKP~ 8011 W . Central Affa.ua Phooe Harbor 13 FIJRNl'l!URE NEEDLES FURNITURE P'unalture of Qualltv A: Economy Home P"uml•hlac• , 2204 Newport Blvd. ca.ta K ... Beacon 6038 boNTRACTOB CORSON A RAY CO. General Contracton Veterana, Bulldins for Veteru.e I GARAGE " ~IAClllNIC SHOP VlRG'S GARA.GE Complete Auto a Bo&t R8DAlrlns TEXACO PRODUCTS -Weldtng- S25 Coral Ave. Barbor M7·R Balboa Ialand CONTBACIOBS, Bide •. A Gea1 GRDNLEAJ' A WOLDZNBERO Genera.I Coatracton 28:lf W. c.entral Ave., Tel. Har. 1510 Newport·Balboa. Callternta CONTRAcrORS, Bide. " Gea'I W . P. KE.ALEY General ConlJ"actor OONTll.AcroRS, Bids· II 0..-. OONRAD SBOOlt Contractor a BWlder OONTll.AOTOllll, -. II 0-1 sbtJTB COA8'T OON8'r. oo. IDd.utrtal • a.-.1 ~ v--..n ......... W4LTSR B. lmLIDIT Ill Oout ~ .. ,.., Baftor ,,. -· I 2406 W. Central Harbor 11«-W Newport Beach GROOEIUES AND MARKEl'S COTTL!:'S EAST NEWPORT ll<ARKl<T • Complete J'ood Market Gl"O«lrt.....-Me.a~ve1•tablea 608 W', Central Balboa Harbor 115 GROCEBIES AND MARKETS NEWPORT PUBLIC llARXET Freab ~Veplablea Quality Gf'Offrte• aJR! lie.a.ta C. F . LOY. Prop. Phone U3 2116 Oce&n J"ront Newport Be:acb GBOOEIUES AND MARKETS TIDD WAVES GROCERY Open Sunday-Cloeed ThW'8da.7 I a.m. to 7 p.m. Complete UM ot ~ ' Pleaty of BMr' ...,. coO.t a..,.. -.....,.. ...., ICll ~-Al'IDll T VlBW IC.~· C.1---. ~1 ... .. INTDIOR DECOBATOB8 .JASPER V.A.LB lnter1or o.tp 7'unllture 8ielect1011 A K&i.tU&DCt Venetian Bllnct.-8elect Wa!ll)lpen CU.tom Ihde Drapert• Tailored -BllP-Co•e,.. 14.'8 Via Opoi-to Hat'bor Ml.I Newport Bea.ch, CaW. R . E. ARVIN Dlamon~• .. Watcbea, Jewelry ~rt Wat.en A J ewelry Repalrtn&' US 22nd St. Newport BMCb Phoae n27-J Q·RIO SHOPPE Walch-Sterltn1 Sllver--GltU of All Kinda 206 llaiD -: -Ba.I boa Harbor 2261 LIQUOR STORES KESA LI9UQ,R SHOP Selection of Choice Llquon W ine. and Been DALLAS PALKER. C>wner 1794 Newport BlYd.:1 Costa ~ Beacon oull LUMJll:R WA.RD AND BARRINGTON LUllBltR CO. Lumber A Bulldlns Kalerlala Bay Dlalrlct Ya.rd Pb. Beacon 6W 518 Cout Blchway, At the A.rchu MAOHINE SHOPS SA.MPSON MACHINE WORKS Llsbt &nd HeaYy Kachlne Worlr: Bpeclallzlns In M&rlne A Boat Suppllea 1604 Newport Bl•d. BMcon 5801 MARINE ENGINES SEA FLUSH A clM.DIDC" Mnlce for &II 111.lt water cooled enstne... • Renew• the cooUDa emcleney. Call for n Umat.. THE SEABOARD EQUIP. 00. U05 Cout Bldl,way 8-coa 6841 Repruentlrrc Gray lltu1a......aenera.1 K otora DleMl-.Mercu.ry MERCHANT PATROL SERVIOJ: BEACH CITY llERCRANT PATROL 2304 Ocean Front Newport Be&elt Phone Harbor lill·R • METALLIZING CLARK A BA TES I.ndiatrtal and Deoora.U,.. Metalllltog Weldln& Bpec1aa.t. &m IOtb St. Harbor J50I Newport Be&ch MOORING SERVIOE C. R. BTl.JT K oorlnp lut&Lled &Dd ~ Bou.n Painted and IAti.i:nd Beacon liMI or Hartlor 1--R l'or Pram.pt a.r-t1ee . MOVING II j!TOBAGS BAIJl()A Tlt£Jllll'D 0(). JIO..t.T MOVDm UGI. w. 0-tnl ft. B. ... JiiUWr 9CJIOOL8 .. B&lr!ILm NUJtmT ·9CR00L llT ..,... A91\-...... ,...ll P . 0.. -. •• ..,._ lllu4 O,Pl'OllSl'lllll'l'll .,.. ..... ~ .......... =mT. BU 1 i&TB. 0 . D. Oii"' etrllt a.w ·w. o.tra1 x~-... -an P.&ihii&& a ..,._. ...... .. & .uow•-CllWIMCfta h? ,._ 6'' 3 I - PET FOOD II SUPPLD:ll a.. Our Complete Line of SUppllea"' tor Your CATS AND DOGS Everyt.hlrls for I.be Pet Pr:T PANTRY 111 Apte Balboa r.Jaod PHOTOGRAPHERS KENT Hl'TCHCOCK Elltabll•bed a.t Ne"WpOrt Barbor 193-t Alaater J.tarloe Photo1rapber The Wut'• Flnut Studio of Marine &nd Commerelal Photol(T'&phy Telephone -Barbor 287 PHOTOGRAPHERS RICHARD SEELY PHOTOGRAPHER Dl•tlocU•e. Portr&Jture 208 llarlae A•e. Balboe Ille Harbor .US PHYSICIANS II SURGEONS .L V. ANDREWS, K. D. 411 Cout Hl1bwa7 Harbor 568 Corona del Kar Night Calla -Harbor J.256-.1 PHYSICIANS II SURGEONS :JOHN K. c. I O'BUNG. Jf. D. Phy1tclan &nd Surgeoa 2-4, 7.S :SO and by Appointment Beacon 5075 120 E . lBtb Bt. ea.ta Ilea. Calif. PHYSIOIANS II SURGEONS A. G. HUGHES, K. D. 1785 Newport Bl•d. Beacon 58511 Re•ldence Beacon &7T1 Co.ta Jd.eaa PHYS ICIANS II SURGEONS DR. W. T. MOONEY X Ra:r Sen1ee ' Ninth and Central Newport Buch, C&! .. call Har. 4il PHYSIOIANS II SURGEONS G!:RALD RA.USA. II. D. 2830 W . Ceotnl A•e. N9Wp0rt Bch. Pbooe Harbor 1028 PIANO TEAOHER ' G. V •. LINSENBARD Teacher of Pl&no I: Harm.oa:r 152f Ocean Front Harbor JB..W Newport Beach PLUMJllNG .• 11 HEATING H. H. HOLBROOK DX! Cout Bl•d . Newport :e..cb Pboae Barbor 14.11-W POULTRY PBODUOl'll TWIN CITY POULTRY KilKmT u .... Poultry &D4 Rabbtu *'10 W. ~lnl A..._, Newport Bell. ...... _""' ''H&P'' LOKO'a ILADlT8T ........ ""'""" DollT _...,.Tom~ ftoMOnlere•-... Oar. ol. lD Ud. or.tta. -1111 MD10 ••rra a mvrm ,......, •••• Deltftl'7 - JlutM PedW1lepla••• ----z. K. BBOWlf <X>JIPAlfr a.-1111-W 1211 Oaamt 111-Wa,r MDIO SAtp A' WttCJll a.a.a. unto ·-..cnuc ' """ Dll.Utt> ImCOi!D BBOP ---··~-0 ...... UM Ol p_,T .. .................. --' UMOWt~ ¥• ... • • RADIO 'SALES II SERVIOE TRONART IDc:. Radl~IClectronl~d &lea &nd. Ben1ee Karine and Domut.lc Ph. R . 1252-11 2901 w. Ceatral Newport lkacb. Callt. REAL ESTATE FRANK P . JONSON Br oke r OWEN C. ANKE!\'EY As•oclate Choice Acreage and Cloee ln Lota Ir It Can Be H.ad We Rave It REAL ESTATE HARBOR I?\'VESTKENT CO. Real ton Speclall9l In Barbor Propertl• Bialneu and Ruldeatal 30th a.t W . Central, Newport BMcb Phone Harbor 190()..1801 REAL ESTATE B. K . "LANE REALTOR Ne.w 3·bedroom hoW!e, double gu. age, Newport Heights 3-bdnn. Ocean Front home. Furn. 2·bedroom Home. Double garage. 5 fur. Apta. on lot 60x.120. Oce&n Fr. 2006 Court Ave. Harbor IU REAL ESTATE J . II. KILLER REALTOR 15th and Central · Harbor 12&f Newport Beach II.EAL ESTATE' WILLlAK W. SANFORD Realtor and. General tuura.ace GERTRUDE A. WALDRON ' 308 Karlne Ave. Balboa hle Harbor 234-R aESTAURANTS II CAFES BLUE ROOK Charcoal Broiled Steak&, P'lDe J"ood9 Coc.kt&lla "RUSS" SWEETSER at the 0rpn 208 Palm. Balboa -Harbor 2234 RESTAURANTS \ THS DOLL HOUO or Balboa. oi-n. the T e&r A.round 415 &. ·eentr&I A•e. RESTAURANTS II OAFZS KINGS LANDING A C4J"ll Speclaltslag 1D all Ktada ol. • SU Food 6ll n.t Newport Bea.ch Harbor 1934 LA. POSTA I DeliclOUll lla:lcu. f'oo4- .. N9Wp0rt: Bl~ 11..oon 11'1 Coot& i lll&WPORT Coln IJ I laltwt.. In :ruill7 Tn6e. Ooo4 Old Bame Ol'H• Ul-PI. 1»11 1••stn ............. NORTON"! B.lY &OU C.UW lTttt SL ad Oout HQ. 8-. l'ftl 'N--~ Sl:RVIOE STATIONS ALLEN • llESSING Auto Repair-Car Wub a Pollah ~Battert--•cceaortea 500 W. Central An. ~bor 1172 -- SERVIOE STATIONS BOYDS SERVICE STAnON Wublng-Poll•blng-Greaaia,s Lubrtcalloa New Ttre&--Tubee-Batteriea Recapplng-Recbirglag-Ret1tala Aeceuorle&--Can CL!Jed tor &nd Delivered 1500 W Central Ave. Bar, 186 SERVICE STATIONS I'SLAND SHELL STATION Tlr'9--LubrtcaUon-Batter1ea Wublng-Ttre ftecapptnc Wheoel Balanoe 217 Karine Ave. Harbor 221&-W B&lbo& lal&Dd SHEET METAL .GBNERAL SHEET Krl'AL WKS. Sheet Iron-An&"l._Ba.ads lnduatrtal-Bulrdlng Gutter and Down Spout. 28"7 Villa Wa7 Newport Beach. 681·.1 SIGNS L. W. PIERCS EVV)'thlDC" In !Iii~ 1J Tean ln Oraqe County Ll.oeaeed State COD~ SIGNS TOii · RUZ.."'KLE--SIGNS Slsu-Sb~Bo&tai Lettered Harbor 2222 307 Palm Balboa. C&ll!omq. SPORTSWEAR SA WYER SPORT BHOJ(" Ken and Boy'• Spo~ Complete Line of Bat.ed•ehrJ' Jl:t1 Marine A.Ye. Balboa Ia1e Harbor 676 STOCKS II BONDS LmST:SR A CO . Member Lo. ADnl• 8tect heh.Ir:. 200& W. Centnl :i.Te., Newport Bc6.. Tel. Harbor 1174--J DEAN W . CA.KPB&LL OOLIN W. TRAVERS Beod om.... 021 s. """"" St. Lo. Ana'el• 11 - TAOKLE STORES NEWPORT TACXLB BTOU Kenn )l!Jm&. 106 llcJ'adden PIAce Pb.. NB. 17 Newport Beach. Calif'oraJa TAXI SERVIOE BALBOA CIRCLE TAXI 8en1q' the Newport Harttol' ...,,_ 24-Bour Reliable Seniea Ui01 W. Ce.n~ An. Bu. ao Newport BMCh TAXI Pbone~All NEWPORT -008T.A. IDU. T.&XI 00. .A.pat 8&Ata ... Tr&OWQll •eout- UPHOLllftlB.ING CL&.UD• .L .10mta>K ....-~ Tour fWIJ(JDllJ .. .._......,_ -flt N"'PQft Bl"1. Be&. Al'f·W' I· ~··[· ........ _. -.. ..... --·-..... - • --. -.m:-s ·1. I • • HEY BEA VER. Georp .Aa.- denon (above), mapacer of the fut Home of David bu- ketball team· wUl ·leK Illa quba- tet aplast &be famous Har- lem Globetrottera lD the r-.- ture • rune ·of • hoop double header at. t.he Long Beaela Ma- nlclpal auditorium on S unday. Feb. 2. Al80 on the show will be the Kah&M City Royals. with .leue Oweua. and a hand- picked team from Honolulu. Philharmonic Offers Concert by Pianist, Pacific War Veteran The return ot a home town ar- tist and two "firsts" will highlight the ninth pair of concerts to be presented by Alfred Wallenstein and the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orch~tra on Thursday evening, Jan. 30, and ·Friday afternoon. Jan. 31. Leonard Pennario, 21-year-old Southland pianist, who has jUlt resumed his concert career after three ye~ in the U. S. Army Air Corps, Will be the soloist. He wUl give the Concerto in B Fi.at Major for Pianoforte and Orchestra by the contemporary British com- pooer Arthur BU.. its first per- formance on the West Coast. ' Dedicated to the people of the United States of America, this work was commissioned by the British Council for the British Week at t he New York World's Fair in 1939. It had itl first per' formance in New York June 10, 1939 by the New York Phllhar, mohlc-Symphony Orchestra. Sir Adrian Boult conducting, and the pianist Solomon playing the solo.\ A pupil of the American pianist, Guy Maier, Pennario scored b1s first major triwnph with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra while still in his early teens. Three years in uniform, during which he became successively a corpor&J and a staff serges.pt, introduced him to the India, Burma and China theatres. He played hun, dreds of concerts for hDI fellow- members of the armed forces and won three bronze stars. A work by another British com- poser . Gustav Holst-St. Paul's S~ for String Orehestl'a-wlll have its first performance at these concerts. Holst, with whom Bliss studied at one time, is perhaps best known in this country for h1a suite "The Plahets." The program w:t.11 be completed by the SeVentb Symphony of Beethoven. -On Saturday morning, Feb. 1, the third of the "Symphonies for Youth" series will take place in Philhormanic Auditorium. ,A pro. gram for childttn bu been IOleet- ed by w allenstein who will con· duct the orchestra in works by Mozart, Schumann, Robert Ward, Rlmsky-KoI'Sakoff and Johann Strauss. U. S. Clock Manafactmtnc Clock maldng in tlie United States began prior to the Amerf, can revolution, and is' one of our oldest manfacturing industries. The value of ·Clocks manufactured I.ii the United .States Is more than 24 millior1 dolara annually. To Meet War Colt. According to llepresentatlw Douehton of the Ho111e of Repre- sentatives of Congreu, in the fll... cal year 1945 mOl'e than 90 cenC. of every dollar spent by the Fed- eral government went to meet tbe direct oocts of the war. 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