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INFIAnON! Had orois-
ion to spend· a few days in
the district between Long
Beach, Compton, Hunting-
ton Park, South Gate, Clear-
water, etc. and was amazed
and astounded at the millions
of dolla.rs being poured into
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Ace Archer Hill
Featured on Card
For Sport Show /
COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 11141 ·~·,
Rodeo, Air Circus
Planned for Palm
Springs Saturday
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I develDplllel)t in that one sec-
-tion of Southern California
Strike Has
Little Effect
In · City Area
Festooned in brilliant trappings,
a sportsmen's spectacle and travel
odyssef opens its 10-day run at
Gilmore stadium when the second
a nnual Southe rn ca.lifomia Sports -
men's Show starts Friday, April
11.
PALM SPRINGS, April 8.-1\vo
big d~ys of thrilling action and
western color are on ta]!...9.l Palm
Springs April 12 and 13' when t he
E1eventh Annua l Desert' Circus,
assisted by three veterans posts of
the desert "·illage, present a two.-
day championship rodeo and air
SBI Seeks
Permission
To See Body
Conflicting Analysis
On Overell Autopsies
Given as Reason
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alone. If that be inflation,
then SO!lle of the shrewd op-
erators who are investing
, their money in the faith of
the Southland will be out on
a limb. Atlantic A venue is
certainly going to town and
one new theater in that re-
' gion, called The T owne is as
magnificent as any Los An-
geles or Hollywood play-
house. In that same section
a high class. subdivision, said
to be similar to Westwood, is
tmder way.
..
But that is just a drop in
the bucket of progress, be-
cause as you proceed along
the boulevards I you note ex-
pansion and construction on
every ha nd. If that insur-
ance executive from the east
who said California real es-
tate was infla ted, noted what
is going on here. he would be
taking quite a gamble if he
sold California short. Com-
ing on the P. E . from Holly-
clale to Santa Ana, gazed
wide-eyed at the bui lding go-
ing on through Artesia, Cy-
press, Stanton. Garden
Grove, etc. In the Clearwa-
ter, Downey and Holl ydale
8.rea a move me nt is a foot to
rename· that territory Para-
mount and perhaps incorpor-
ate. Wha t has all this to
do with Newport Harbor ?
Well, mainl y, the teeming
thousands who are locating
in that locale will tum with
almost one accord to this ·
bay resort, nearest and eas-
iest of access and truly
named the Playground of
the Pacific!
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Fitzpatrick. Time was in
the early twenties when
"Paddy" Fitzpatrick operat-
ed a small dry goods store on
Newport's Ocean Fro n t.
Then he moved to Mrs. Will
llwin's comer and created
the emporium of his dreams.
But success and ambition
moved Al. to expansion-to
Balboa,· to the Island. to the
Mesa and last week he op-
ened his finest at Corona
de! Mar. Every department
-ladies', men's, children-
ls complete and decidedly
modem. both as to furnish-
ings and merchandise. Santa
Ana, Long Beach may have
larger places. but I'll wager
none more h a ndsome in ar-
rangement and equipment.
And in each store Paddy has
a competent manager. Ag-
ing. yet kindly, this shrewd
merchant runs his enter-
prises from the same small
office in his Newport store.
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Easter Boycott! 'Member
a few weeks back when a
few citizens became quite
perturbed over reports that
the kids would boycott Bal-
boa Easter week because
restrictions were being im-
posed?, \Vent to Laguna to
see how many !lad dese11ed
Balboa. Pretty fair crowd.
but if you happened to hit
the eastern end of the Pen-, insula. the rush of kids slap-
ped you In the kisser. Fun
Zone AJ. Anderson said the
biggest Easter crowd in his-
tnry struck his square on the
wlndle8t day of all. Perhaps
. what stepped It up was 300
, carrier boys fit!m the L. A.
Exam(ner, each po;sessed of
tbrl!e bucks. ''Kids insist on
Belbc!e," laughed AL, "be-, ea-~ crave entertain-
• t tun ()11 shore and 00 , tlle t.y-they have every-
tlllas bl!tt."
The nationwide telephone work-
ers' strike-manifested little or no
inconvenience to business a nd
commercial houses in the Newport
Harbor district.
Automobiles and vehicles of
other types ~·ere quickly put into
operation b)• commercial estab-
lishments for making contact with
people usually r eached by tele·
phone.
Two dally sports stage pro--
grams plus five complete exposi.·
tions will feature the world's larg.
est outdoors and travel ext rava·
ganza The expositions include an
aviation show, marine sho w,
trailer show. sports show . a nd
travel·resort show.
Mel R. Mo~n a nd H . Werner
Buck are presenting the outdoor
(Continued on Pax:e 4)
High School Students
Win Chance to Show
Ma ny of those using vehicles
made use of them lo reach tele-
gTaph offices in Santa Ana and
Huntington Beach for the pur-
pose of communicating "ith busi·
ness houses at great distan"''· Talents at Fullerton
Ho"'ever. the telephone was in I
operation for emergency calls to Charles LaBelle a nd Ordean
and from hospit11.ls, physicians, I Monsen Future F armer! of Ameri·
newspapers and police and sheriffs ca member at Newport Harbor
departments throughout the coun· high school. will represent their
ty. \local chapter in the sectional fin·
Individuals or business estab· als of the annual "cooper ative quiz
lishment managers wishing to l contes~" at Ful l~rton on A?ril 1~.
make emergency calls "'ere in· accord1n~ to Elgin Hall their agr1.
formed by a record·rnachine that c ulture tC'acher and FFA chapter
only emergency calls would b(' ad\;sor.
handled. The t\vo youths were selected 1
Al\\'ays ready to meet any C'mer· ~s ~ result or their sho"'i.n~ ma.de I
gcncy '''hich might affect tele-1n 1ntra·chapter competition 1n-
phone operation, the Pacific Tele-valving 31 members. The a nnual
phone a nd Telegraph company set contest. '_"hich givC's. education in I
in motion its speaker who spoke
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co--operat1ve marketing and buy-
1 courteously as foll o"-s: ing on the part of farmers .is
"Dufl t o thf' s trike 0 n t y s~n~rcd by . groY,rers'. organiza-
emrrgt>n"y ('alli;i ar e being t1ons 1n the fields of citrus, avo·
handled. cados. milk products, "'alnuts, a nd
hPlf"aJM> hanK" up unlPSJI your poultry products.
('all Is a n f"Dl f'rgf'n('y. -La Belle "'o n $10.00 f~r first,
"This Is a rr"ordlng." l\·tonsez:i $8.00. for s_econd, Gill S6.00
If the caller continued to keep for th1r.d, l-1111 _ f5.00 f~r fourth,
his r eceiver off the hook. the a nd Knight $3.00 (or fifth place
regular operator would say: in the local quiz.
"Is thl11 an em ergency!" --------
If it was. she would ma ke the Ba lboa Islander Wins
f:tn~~ioo~· luo:~.er"ise, you were Permanent Citation
Numbers or people interviewed Of Navy's Air Cross
on foot by this experienced 1eg-
m.an' st ated that they were not
too inconvenienced by the stair
page of their normal telephone
service.
Most statements could be sum·
ml'd up in the short comment
made by Desk Sergeant Charles
(Continued on Page 4)
Lt. Jack Scott. USN. of Balboa
Island, son of Mrs. ~tyrtle Lois
Scott, has received the permanent
citation for his Distinguished Fly·
ing Cross from Secretary of the
Navy Forrestal. .
HELD \\TJTHOUT BAIL ON !\1URDER CHARGE 11'' ORA:\'GE COUNTY JAlL. George Rector Gol-
l11n1, %1. Lo8 Ana-ele"' pre-medJcal oollece Aludent, who wu Indicted by the grand Jury, walks calmly be-
t'''een Chtef Crlinlnal Orputy Tom Murphlne (left) and Undenberlff Sle\·e DuHart (right) as they KO
back to the county jal.I, whJch wlll be the defendant'• home until he and bJs 17·)'ear--0ld fiancee and
belreiiJS. Beulah LoulMe-0\'erell of f'1lntrld1e. are brought to trial on l\londay, l\t ay Z6. Both pleaded
not l(Ulll)' to the cha.rl{e of murdering the ictrl's wealthy parents, J\lr. and l\I NJ. '''alter E. Overell,
"'hOl'e bOdieM were dlsco\'ered-In t he hull of their blasted cabin c ruiser, the J\la ry E ., here on the nJght
Or !\larch 15. -Ne"'s·Time~oto by_Ken!__Hitchcock.
Book 19 More
For Speeding
NinetC<'n more motorists "·ere
booked at the Ne\\o·port 1-Iarbor
district police station in Newport
Beach during Easter '"eek for ex-
ceeding the-speed limit.
William R. Bennett of Arcadia
was booked for doing 45 in a 25
zone at East Central av('nue and
Island avenue. Balboa.
Roy E. Grill jr. of Costa Mesa
\Vas booked for doing 46 in a
25 zone at \Vest Central avenue
and 10th strC<'t, Ne\\·port Beach.
PENCILLED PERSONALITIES ~ By ].\CK L l:S DSLEY, C owbO)' A rtist
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circus. ·
An added feature of the t\\o·o
da}'S will be the Eleven th Annual
Desert Circus parade in which \\'ill SAST . .\ ANA i (Tut'fJday)-Ftnt
be seen m ore than 2000 of tht> mo\·e In the ne"' Aeries of lnveetl-
most be-autiful horses of Soulhern gatton~ l>ro~ by acent• of tbe
California, .dozens of floats and state lle partmf"nt of justl~ Into
other e ntries. This will move do\,'Tl the ln\·ol\•ed mystery surroundlns
Palm Canyon drive at 10 a. m., thr dlscovlfi'l' oi the bodies of Mr.
Saturday, April 12. and ~lrs. \Valter E. Oy_erell of
At 2 p. m . that day the fi rst FlintrldJ;"t" In their wrecked cruber
of two performances of the·cham· h f're 1\larrh 15 \\'&8 started Mon-
pionship rodeo will be presented day.
at t~e Field c lub by the '.American In thrlr first iltep to aocurately
Legion post BwS a benefit for its and adt'quatt"ly !Mcertaln ~'beth«
\Vars .l\temo.rial auditorium fund. or not thf' overelb ••er e murdenid
Top. flight n ders o( the "'est. in-J hf'fort· the blut whic h lncap&d.-clud1n~ Gene RambQ. aJl.a~und tated thrlr 46·root yacht on that
I chan1p1on ~owboy of 1~6. WJ.11 . be ratefnl night, tht state SRI agents ~.n 1n a~t1on . !J1ere "'Ill b<.> trick ha,·e ask€'d Su(M-rlor court for per·
I nding. tnck-rop1ng, cl~"''TlS a nd all mission 10 f'Xhume the body of
other fe~tures or. a fi rst-class r o· l\lrs. 0 ,.1,rtll fr 0 m her rewthl&
deo. Th1.o; oven will be repeated at 1 2 p. ~., ~unday, April 13. . p ~:~n ty autopsy surgeon Larry
Beginning at 9 a. m .. Apnl 13 l\1'athC's '"as quotcd as asserting
the VF\V and AJ'1VET posts of . . d d p I s · .11 h -his belief that Overf;ll was ea
.a m pnngs .w1 . present t .e1 r ,,-hC'n the explosion occurred but first annua l Air Circus featunng h ., 0 11 · ht h L--. t pl · h 'b· . t at 1•·1rs. vere nug ave ~· a:my Je ane~ 1n ex 1 .1t1on killed by th€' blast. ~~~~~uteda~=Vl~nd st~~~)' P~~~~~ I t "·a.s .also ~earnl'd that the
features. The sho"' i!' expected tci state cr1m1 n.al. experts are tho~
las t more than three hours. Pro·! ughly exar.i1n1~~. every pha~e or
ceeds v.·ill go to a fund to endO\v 1 the case. Ass1st1ng t~e pair ~
beds for veterans at the local ~enn a n Stah~. a~ es~1a1Jy quali-
community ho1'pital. f1 ed "'ar service 1ntell1gef!te agent
and deputy sheriff, who has been
R d C • 'd working 16 hours dally on khc var-e ross First A1 ious angles which have Come up
Instructor Course Is I since March 15. . ·
I d . Other de pu tics assigned to th~ . P anne in Santa Ana case are s~archlng for a former
. . . serwiceman "'ho was seen in the
. A First Aid instructor . cou:se company of one .of the defendants
is to be held und~r the. direction in the .case some time previous to o~ Ro~rt D. Smith, director of March 15. According to informa-
F.1rst Aid, \Vat~r Safety and Ac· tion furnished to the state invest:J...
c1dent Prevention for Sout~ern gators this ex-soldier was seen
Ora nge County C~apter, American 1diagramming sopie chart s which
Red Cross. the first class to be [may or maY. not have 8 bearing on
held at 7 i:i.m. Wednesday, April the case. ·
9 at American Red ~oss head-1 Cltf's Analysis
quarters, 1104 \Vest Eighth street, This move is being made, J . H .
Santa Ana. . . I l\1ulvey, investig8tor for the state !he course 1s d~s1gncd to auth-criminal division , stated, because
or1 ze and r eauthorize volunteers to of the variance observed in the
teach_ Red Cro~s ju~ior, standard tcslimonies \Vhich two autopsy
and advanced first aid cour ses for {Continued on Page 4)
Kendalls Leave on
Extended Canadian,
Eastern U. S. Tour Holils G. J\·1cBridc of Glendale · During the "·ar citations were \vas hooked ror exceeding the
1emporary or incomplcte for se· speed limit at Park and Topaz ave. ('Urity reasons. Text of the full
Srott. currE'ntly s er ~ in g in
Fighting Squadron 20-A \vith the
Pacific fleet, earned his award
by pressing home an attack at low
allitude to inflict severe damages
on a Japanese heavy cruiser.
Red Cross certification and is pa r·
ticularly ad\:ised r 0 r teachers.
youth group leaders a nd camp
counselors who are 21 years of
age or older . Former instructors
\Vho tmve had training "ithin the
last three years may enter in the
Capt. Brown, Former
Loca I Yacht Landing
Owner, on Visit Here
H. E. Kendall, one of Newport
Harbor's \\'l'll knO\\'T1 residents and
a director of the Ne"ix>rt Harbor
Chamber of Commerce, has start·
ed on an extended eastern trip
\\'hich is planned to take in parts
of Canada as fa r east as Nova
Scotia "'here l\1r. Kendall plans
!'ome fishing. He leaves by car and
l\1rs. Kendall accompanies him.
Mr. Kendall will wisit Boston,
Ne\\' York and many other im·
portant cities. He has been ap-
pointed d irector-at-large for his
trip and will represent Newport
f--!arbor on many interesting and
imix>rta nt occasions.
S. A. Meyer. honorary. directck'
of the chamber or commerce, will
serve as chairman or the Parks
and Recreation committee while
l\Ir. Kendall is away. Mr. Ke ndall
expects to return in time for some
S\vordfishing later in the sea.son.
. . . r 11 nues. Balboa Island. c1tat1on is as o o"•s: John l.Rslie Haver of Fullerton
"For heroism and extraordinary I was booked for exceeding the speed
achievement in aerial f light as limit a t J\1 airy street a nd East
pilot or a bomber plane in Bomb· Central avenue, Balboa.
ing Squadron 19, attached to the \\'illiam R. Green of Hofi)'Wood
USS l...Rxington, in action against was booked for doing 45 in the 25
enemy Japanese forces in the vi-zone at 10th street a nd West Cen-
cinity of the Phillippine Islands tral avenue.
on Nov. 5. 1944, Defying anti-James Ivan Ji.1artin of Ingle-
aircraft fire a nd aerial opposition wood was booked for exceeding
during a daring s trike against the speed limit at Main street
enemy shipping, Lt . Scott flew in and East Central avenue, Balboa.
over his target at a periously low DonaJd Bean Kammer and Edgar
altitude a nd, pr essing home his Franklin Palmer of Long Beach
attack succeeded in inflicting se· were booked for exceeding the
vere damage on an enemy heavy speed limit. Kamme r was tagged
cruiser , thereby contributing ma· at 12th and West Central ave-
terially to its subsequent sinking. nue, Newport Beach, for doing 43
By his courage, airmanship and in a 25 zone a nd Palmer wu
devotion to du~y throughout this ticketed a t 101 highway and OT·
hazardous operation, Lt. Scott up-<Continued on Page 4)
held the highest traditions of the
United States Naval service."
last 15 hours of the 30-hour ses· C::apt . \Vm. J. Brown. a fo~er
sion j resident or Ne"•port Harbor, with
Th. e r·rst 15 h .11 be t Mrs. Brown paid a brief return
learning the skills required of ".1s1 as .r1 ay. c cap . 1 ours \V1 spen I . ·t 1 t F ·d Th lain
itandard and advanced first aiders fill~ many important duties with
.nd th" 1 t 15 . t h · ,·ar1 ous branches of t)Je Navy dur· "' as on practice eac • d · ing and the giving of examina. ing th~ Ylar a n was e~gaged m
tions. The only cost "'iii be 60 the sh1J'.l br?kerage business be-~n ts for the text book unless the fore going into government ser-
''ice. student already has one. Cl Capt. Brown, "'h e n residing ass will begin Wednesd ay a nd here . .Jas operating a yacht land-
continue each Wednesday and Fri· ing. He served as a director at day until l\1ay in three hour ses·
sions from 7 to 9 p.m . Enrollment the Ne"'JXlrt Harbor Chamber of
may be made with the F irst Aid Commerce for four years. He took:
department of Red Cross. phone a n active part in the preparatiooi
Santa Ana 347. of plans for the Jlig Harbor ~
ing celebration in May, 1936.
Apple Booster
Police Accuse
Workers of
Two Indio Farm . More New Buildings
Be Erected in
ng Costa Mesa
Will
Thrivi ROSS GREELEY
Charleston. W. Va.-Creation of
a State Apple Commission to pub-
li cize the commercial fruit crop j was legally authorized F eb. 26 by
-Gov. Clore nee W. J\1ea~o,,·s.
He expressed deligbted surprise
at the great growth in the area
since the oompletion of the big
harbor improvement ptoject_ He
called on many old time friends
and promised to r eturn for a more
e.'Ctended visit with former friends
in the near future.
Harbor Area Red Cross Fund Highway Robbery
r / SO. a farmer of ln~lo aad hlA hlred band. \\1lllan• Janlft Rende
Kenneth Bartlett, 22. also
in Santa Ana on Friday to
•rre8ted by Officen R. L.
ington Beach police on inf
Hee e&rly Monday alter tw
Cotton of San Diep na~-.J
on Coast hlPW&J" near M
boule\"&rd, Corona del Mar
of 1..Ddlo, will be •rra.lcned tn Mlpe.rior court
plead to armed robbre.ry cla&"lft. Botb. were
RobertA and C. E. McMor rfel9 of tbci! Jlunt-
ormatlon fiubecl by tbe Newport Beeeh po-
o ..Uon. Charle. Brow.e and MQnard B.
staUon. Mkl tbey were beld op and robbed
eArt.11
• •t %:92
.. m.
Newport Huntington Bea& and
Beiu;t> police n.ported
Indio men admitted not
timiz.ing the two sailOOi
Ing $38 from them but also
ing stolen an automobile
that tbe
only vie-
and tak·
to hav· . the one
in which they wer!' ridittg
arTeSted, from Manuel Vuq
543 Western street, San
dino, on Sunday ~t.
when
uez of
Bernar-
t a .38
by the
Police also stated tha
calibre reYOlver was round
Huntington Beech otticen
stolen autrmobi)e. All the
ingtoo Bead> poltt petnllmen
In the
Bl.Int-
had
them into the machine. Soon after
getting oomfortab)e in the back
seat, the sailors rtoported they
were held up at gun point.
The accused waived preliminary
hearing when arraigned before
Justice of the Peace D. J . Dodge
Monday afternoon.
D&ath Claims Ford
narrorr (Ttl1r'Q) -~!"-7" ........ "-.
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SAJ\'T A Ai"IJA (Tuesday)-The Now that be bu porchaaed the Balboa agency of .John Sadlelr at
Gounty Pla nning Commis· soi l\lain street. Balboa. Kou Greeley, pioneer BaJboa buslne98man,
·approved permits for the Intends to place bb .ectlon of the dty on the real estate .and lni1urance
Drive Reaches Annual Quota Orange
of a three-unit motel and map. Bou ls a long·standing and nnn friends of this writ.er and "·e u"·e•re o\·er tbe top!" Suooe8sfa.J' oompletlon of the 19''7 Red c,,_
n Harbor boulevard and have carried that regard for eac Fund drl,·e for the Ne"'JK'rt, Balboa and Corona del Mar area. wu thm other for 26 years ishing his educaijon at Pomona announced today by Mn. Victor Grace campaign fund chalrman fn
sion has
building
office 0
\\'ii son street, Costa Mesa, and · college. At the age of 21 he mar· the Ne~"J)Ort Harbor Branch of Soutbem o-.n-County ~-~-r for a r our building nunery, pro-For 35 years he has w. atched American .. _ ... c...... -~--...... -• ried a nd has one daughter, !\'lar· aM:>\I
and. teed and woodwork-the gro"rth of the Harbor and he jorie, who n 0 w lives in L 0 n g "Through the cenerous reaponae of memben of tJdi area It ...
ps at 17th street near and his father, J . P. Greeley, made Beach. Greeley worked in engi· been poMlble for the Newport Barbor branch to IM'M lta qnota ..
boulevard, Costa Mesa. the'· week end outing tr1·~ from · · d · · ••l.88'7. We've recei\'ed. rift. t.otal-.. ------..::..:=....:c=-~==-::. ... ..... neer1ng in roa construction m u than 11% ooo t which f ants in each case were, . . Ri\•erside a n d 'Orange counties "I' more ' , o or six successful years. Durioc
duce st
ing sho
Newport
Applic
Emil L. M~hn Jr. and Henry G. the tune Ross_ was .10 years old l8000 wU1 be allocated for me in th h h •·•
J &..._ with H. Clay Kellogg, well known t.lds area." ... d the fund chalrm&n. · e war s e..-. eaueu the Mobile
The former will erect the Transp:>rtation m those days Orange county .engineer. Mrs. Grace, who lives at 321 Blood Bank-unit in addition to
and adjacent shops and was by horse and buggy for this He joined the Marines during Alvarado place, Balboa, has been other volnutteer duties.
Reed.
nunery
the latt er· will build the motel and was when our Harbor was merely an enthusiastic Red Cross volun·
office
The
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buildings. 8 mudhen's paradise. ~e first World War, serving for teer worker for 10 years, and has '"Ibe end oC the war 'has not
comni!ss. ionen also a--...v-J . P. at that time waa superin· two years and returned to Balboa 9erved as fund p.mpaign chairman meant the cessation of American r--· Red' Cro6s mercy and C011UDW1117
permit for Tom B. Unton. tendent of Orange county IChools. on hiJ discharge in lS'al. Becoming f lf========~==~~--1 service. Its: services are being ~
wUJ erect a bulldlnc for the lt wu around 46 ~ Ill" and uoociated With the Newport Bay ~ted . lntf an extensive peeee-
acture <If ....U electrmlc with fani&bi.c! -be"....-IrMostment Co he was made man-RooJ Bill Parses time program which will be <If -mo.nur
sodated components on the Potentiall-of the place as " definlt val ••'-and aven\le', near Main street, a resort area and '2 years ago he a.ger of the pavilion'• dance hall 8ACllAJIENTO (Tweda,-) e ue fO: u1.1a f!Yf!rT
gton n--~. '-'-•t a --• of •-~ -••· and fleet or "•••--·craft, all or communlty;''. st!tkd Mrs. Grace. UICm.'-10. ~ ..-~ l&llLI ~ \.UP: o..-w'6 -~ .... 9117:7:-NJ' .... The Red Q'(9 national peace-.
penlnm.al• and named bl 1 tract which within the lut two year& pe srd .,. a Yete ot '1 to 15 time proeram bu many pt.--.
and ..
Florida
Hun tin I MASONIC MEETING
• • to go by to be on the b*ou SELECTED 11aJma Later be built the pevWon hu been sold to Paul Lottntten. -1ewi 1 I Coln. a.pwa1 Throuch Its Home s.m.., ""'19-
wbich atandll u • Jandm,lrk. In 1933 be went 'to the state in FoC'™ MIL &rs M:rw It carries out an extensive pn>-
t rw .... ? 1tA1s ts1,._, ... MON __ ...... _ .. TEREY
• de-I A ·~ -J-Boward, the hllbwaymm ..... -ct p 1 • d the bulldlns rommlt-ICriptlon to the ettect that ....
-the ... wm fatwW the nsular meet-looked llU a Jape ..... t•C d tbt mirt1or Dlobk."l Ma-le oUier \lru a blond and W<lft a tan
...., -.ti wm bo bold w..-ay sport ooaL
st >s, .&,.a I at511~:.?'~ ..... ~ ~~ N""I!" -Joi •'• ..re, ~· ~ .,......., ~t U><J _,., •
lnl. .. • a ride" to San Diop -Al ..... ~.,. we':011ie to with the two blpw.,,_
• ..,_ a up ·~ them ud
rt-NimNna
the.--... _ .
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ASBINGTON (Tundq) -II.mo bU bad a worid d mlocel· charge of perk clewlopnent at ~ W.Um' 1 I ,,_ gram ol perlonal aid to ~
erey, CaJJr., wu -u laneoua aperlences and --Doheny Park, just below Dana - -• • =•If "'' .,.. servicm>en, their famllift &lltl -
-suitable IPOt fw the pro-tlom whlc:ti have all been bmefl.. PolnL Retuminc to llaJma In 1K! aio. ..,. a.· •'e -pendants, and cMllam.
$28,750,000 naftl tra1niJ11 clal tralnlas fw blm. Be -born to ~ over the -P and ,._ mlr "111,111 la Lut )'1!81'' an a""""" ct HT
Y Cor the -1 -ID a In Santa Ana. bovine -1Cboo1-manapment ot the Newpcrt Bay--*"' "' to --of cues were lu?ndled ••'-.._
made Plbllc ........,, '-a '--theft, then -ID the Loa 1-bnmt ......,,...,., be oold It In l'f -of --DiplMae ••-a-·•~ no_:...., ~tyu~ "I ~ _..., fJeea•-m 1 ,, 1 --. u-=-°"".u.u11:::i:i1 ...,._....., __. ~ S-ta -·•11olttee cm ..,_... -tery A~, 1'nlm l.M5 to Lorw --ter and !ti bt•-~ -
tea. Tiie l't...,. dojm-t -be -to bPlh. -at 'Ilda bti,. .. -to •• and --'~f -~1:11~""'· nptlm cm Ibo .,.._ Wttlor and -Santa Ana. ftD. bit nodlltlm wltll J-8ad!elr. • ..ii~-
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NEWS-TIMES -· Soon, wry 100n, the famous old
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B ON. IOllN PBIUPll PBOIOS: NSWPOn U -U
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8'-ptlon Payable In Adnnce: S2 :50 per 1ftl" ID 0rmip County;
$2.T.I per year to 4th zone; $3.00 per,_.. to 8th zoae
It bu never been a matter of aaytng: that he ''saw no reuon becin \o dlaappear from Fifth Ave-
pride to me, as an American, that wby Kovernment employees lbould nue in New York Oty.
the No. 1 racketeer of his aerr not be entitled' to the right to The enc 1o1 e d ~ouble -deck
eratton, Al Capane, 1bould have strike." coaches wU remain, but the open-
Ebtered u Second-Class matter at the Postotflce in Newport Be·M, dJcd quietly ln the luxurious Flori-In September 1945 Mr Warren top buses will be replaced grad-
Callfomia, under the Act ot March 3, 1Bl9 da ruldence bought and main· became Conciliation Co~Joner ually by modern single-deck b..,..
SAM D. PORTER Putilllher talned from the DI-gotten a:alns of A great light descended upon him. that will give a faster, smoother
F. G. FROST Editor hls trade. Murder was u much a He no longer holds these beliera: ride.
W. F. DIXON -- -Advtttbina Manaaer tool or his busineu u robbery, The salary of the Commissioner 11 We all hate to see tt}e old open·
Prtntina Plant, 3011 W. Central Avenue, Newport Beach. callfornia yet when arrested and convict~ Sl0,000 a year. The corrunlttee is a top coach go. But progress
Off• "a) p f th C"ty f N rt Beach by a government we like to think llttle suspicious or these relorma-marches on-new days, new ways, ICl aper 0 e I 0 ewpo of as strong and competent in ltl Uons which come along with high 8S the old order passes.
A DepeDdable Local luUtuUoa. for Oftr' 11 Yean own tools of protection, it wu aalary jobs. Our Cathers and mothers courted
Active ·
Member
of
California: Still Climbing
not tor one of those ~es. but Since there ls obviously no on ~hose pld buses-just as in an
tor evasion of his income tax. thought on the t t th Sec-earber day our grandparents found
The technicalities of law, and retary of Labor~ 0 e Mr romance in a one-horse shay.
the obsessions of "liberty" under Warren , and since thr:rn:~:rem~ That's why we're all reluctant
our form of government, are such Court did not like the more direct to say good.bye to the old bus.
that apparently we are required efforts of 1943 th •tt 1 Because a bit of Little Old New
to resort to expediencies. In my yesterday's bill, .~~:;rmrer:-v~ York will go with tt.
flrlt session here. the Congress the job' The report 10 The old coach has served us
was troubled by increasing ap-eliminaled 25 positi~,!" i::S~ash~ well, but it has outli\'ed its use-
pointments of men whose subver· lngton INCLUDING THE POSI fulneu. Remember, the firs t
sive backgrounds Ind I ca t e d a TION' OF DIRECTOR . d 76 double-deck appeared on Flt t b
California statistics are never dull, but, on the greater Interest In other rorms of lleld posltiona. • an Avenue back In 1907, replacing the government than the Republic. W e . horse-drawn coach. contrary, dynamic! felt, as California felt a few years . It may please me as. little 88 The new single.deck buses will
l 'f ' d ] ] d back regarding some of tu own did_ th.e Capone case, this method feature semi-Individual i>lush·cov-Figures on Ca I orn1a tren s recent y re ease citizens, that these m en were en-or tnd>~ectlon, but the Congrus ls •red seats, Indirect llghtlng, im·
by the state reconstruction and re-employment Com-titled lo their bellefs, but that determined somehow, with r>sing proved heating and ventilating BAR.BARA ''BABS" NEEL,
I national s t d al queen of t he actton-packed two-mission and state chamber of commerce virtua ly all they should not be supported gen-uppor an approv • to syltern>. They are powered by
d • • erously by the government they keep .the red flag from flying, diesel engines. Quiet automatic day c hamplon•lllp Rodeo and Alr point in one irection: up. . were trying to overthrow. eve n f1g':1r~tively, over l;he govern· transmluion aasures 'a smoother Clr~us at P alm S prlnp, AprU lZ
Total civilian income in 1946 was cloSe to $1
1
3 so the committee wrote Into a ment bull.dings in Washiogton. ·ride. · :1.~ ~!· ::';1:=~~}1:, !hce;~:
billion-a new record. Farm returns topped $2 bi • Dellciency Appropriation Bill of The llrst of the new buses will It baa been roped ill the corral.
lion, keeping our state out in front on that s core. The that year the restriction that no go into service on Sunday, Decem-And ohe really kaows how for
I t · d th $8 b'J]i b · money should be paid from it tn F t B•t ber 1. 1946, on Route No. 3-Fifth the pretty 19-year-old desert «f.rl pay enve ope con a1ne m o re an 1 on; USl-salaries, to Robert Hons Lovett, ros . I es Convent and St. Nicholas Avenues, baa n early lived lo the ud.dle
ness net income exceeded $2.3 billion ; and dividends, William E. Dodd jr., nor Goodwin between Washington Square and •Ince she wu lour yean old !
interest and the like were slightly under $1.5 billion. B. Watson. unless and until the Washington Heights. ------------President had, in the regular way Thereafter, as rapidly as deliver-,-----------~ This unending parade of striking statistics con-provided by 1aw. submitted their Thouc•ttu1 1es permit. the new buses will re-
tinues to disprove the prediction often made during names to the Senate, and they A lady who had ordered Ice place open-top coaches on our
the war that California would "fold" when hostili-had been confirmed tor the or-rrom a new ice man heard the other routes.
ties ended and war workers went back home. r;,,.. they held. ramllar ring or th e dwnb waiter -------The Supreme Court eventually Uie next morning. She seized the NEW FISH STALLS
What the pessimists didn't Seem to realize was said Congress had no right to do rope and began to pull but round LO~N (Reuters l-London's that there was a lot more to California's gro\\rth than what it did; that this constituted the effort unusually taxing. Never· ancient Billingsgate Fish Market,
J•ust the wartime industries and the wartime popu]a-a Bill of Attainder, prohibited in thel..,,, thinking the lee man had which has handled the Capital's the Constitution. I have no desire gone , she' ~nt all her energies to fis h supplies for nearly 250 years, tion infl\LX. Underneath it all was a diverse and ex-lo argu(' the legal point, even if the taski and pulled away until is to be removed to another part
Chai:ter & Preston
Heating
Contractors
Our B eaUnc lllltallaUou
Make Warm Frteada.
FLOOR FURNACES. GRAVITY & FORCED A1B
UNITS
610 Broadway
Lecuna Beocll Pbooe IOS
Panding economy COmpOSed Of farming, manufactut·-I could. A Ver}' able attorney, for the dumb waiter rose to the kitch· of London because the city lead-. · h · · d b k d b t t the Congress. argued that this \VR.!I en le\·et. Th en there appeared not ers declare it to be "cramped, In~, m1n1ng, S lpp1!°1g an SO on, 3:C. e ':{ ~ S a e-the right give n Congress under only thC' cake·of ice, but a small impr acticable, not a good neighbor
wtde branch banking system prov1d1ng bi I hons of the power to appropriate; the boy sitting on top or it. and from the traffic point or view
dollars fo r economic development and progress. And court held that it was an attempt· "Young man," dema nded the _ba:..d::.J:..y..:p::.J:..aced:.:..::..·"-------~============'
b k f II th. , th t · rt t f t f ]] • od exercise or the Power of re-h ·r h d ac 0 a IS \\.a~ e mos tmpo an a~ or o. a . moval. The startling fact was that ousew1 e. "w Y id you make me
the energy and vis10n of the people o f California. these men. and hundreds Ii k e pull you all the way up here"' PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY .. Becaus('," explained the young-These factors -the economic diversity th e them, big and little, should have Sier "'ith a smile. "I thought .the
Id' t t b k' te d th "t f round comfortable places in the ice mip;ht be too heavy for you to wor s grea es an 1ng sys m, an e capac1 y 0 •overnment to the extent that ,_ ___ A_c_c_o_m;_;T_A_NT ____ , IPHVSICIANS" SUROr-ON!t, M.D.
our citizens-are evident in the statistical parade. the Congr~s "'·as scarchin~ for a get into the icebox, and I ca.me ~ up to help you with it!" These are the things that have built and are building way to do by indirection what the California c~ecuti\'e branch should have done · d1rt:'ctly. .
The Pri ce Le vel
Yes terday we voted on an ap.
propriation bill, for the Depart-
mt:'nt of Labor an d the Federal
S~rity Agency. The committee
met a similar problem. Under
T h e concern expressed by President Truman John Steelman. the Conciliation
ove r the pre~~mt high price level is ce:tainly shared by ~;rv;:,;;,~~Jui~o~\~0 a;;e agc';,';u~
many America n s. Industry and business should not come to the m11 and get money
ignore this concern, but should do all they can to . and support, practically without
bring prices down quest1on. His successor was Edgar
• L . \Varren. Under Mr. Warren the
Stranger at""B party : "Dull, isn't
It?" • Ot her : "Yes. very."
Stranger : .. Let·s go home."
Other: "I can't ; I'm host."
Daughter : "Do you knoy.• \\·hat
kind of man I \vant to marry?"
Mot her: "I think so; just exactly
the kind of man l wanted-until
your father came along and spoiled
all my plans."
Of course, that won't be easy in the face of exist-policy complete ly changed.
ing wage l evels and other costs. But there are indica-Mr .. Warren was asked by the Jus-r;-p·ultledrainoutfoorr WNoarsrhoilnkgt, aonndhthad. ' h t · · · comm1ttce 1f he was the same t1 ons t a In some Imes prices have been pushed Edga r L. Warren who was a mem-)la>Sengers had settled themselves
higher than needed to cover costs and allow a reason-her or the Anlerican League for !or the journey, when a tall and
able profit Peace and Democracy. He said ~gn1f1ed man presented himself . · . . he ,,·as. but had not knO\\ffl at the in the club and, addressing th e If prices are kept unnecessan]y high consumer r e-time the nature or that organlw passengers there asked : "Is !heh
sistance will increase in\•e ntories will grO\V top heavy ti on. As every reader knows, that 8 gen 'leman from Albemarle Coun.
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and h · ' t · is one of the best kno\\'Tl com-ty . present ?" One man stood up
Bookkeeping
S er v ice
COLlN F. BROWN
(Harbor 1644)
313 Marl.D.e A'·e •• Balboa Isl.
l . S. WB l'TE
INCOJllS TA.I CO!fftTLTANT
A.ut~orbed W lh• United 81.&&el Treu-u,.,. Department to ~retoeat cUent.. lll
connect.Jon wilh IDC9me tas m.at~
A.UOIT8 -llT8TDlll llOOUUPtN'O a&&VICS on1e1 lMe Bart.-m .. '-. c..ca •-PM•.._. Nft...I
ARCIDTECT
Armand Monaco
ARCHITECT
814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa
Barbor l '1U
2'721 Lake\\'ood Ave.
Loe An&eles Normandy &&OS
DAY SCHOOL . a s arp. recesst?n may se in. munist fronts in this country. and and stated he was a native of that
The Pres ident himself could do more however so designated by every investiga. cou nty. "Fin e!" beamed the fint .------------,
than he has done to halt the inflationary spiral. Gov'. t io~ from Allorney-C.ncral Bid-man. "I wondah if I might :borrow Mortimer School d" ·~ f h b" . dies. to the Un-American Activi· youah co-kscrew foh a minute?" f DAY 8CBOOL OPEN ~nflrnm~nt spen mdg ly~ one 0 t e 1ggest factor s Jn the ti es Committee. My own files, or -Edison News. O. A. Mortimer, M. A., Oxford
i at1onary tren . et, he has recommended a whop-the ear lier Callfornla Jnvestiga. r-----------· lMlt Coral Balboa lolar:d
ping $371 i , billion budget for the next fiscal year and li ons .. show that when it was the pH OTO STAT S o,...., .. , Cot. Prep., Army -t · 't · ,.\mcr1can League against war and Pl'inclpal Phone Harbor 65Z Opposes atly CU lfi I • Fascism I the change of names OENtTl:NW
If l'llr. Truman wants industry to help fight infla-was only an att empt to draw in P ROTO SUPPLIES
tion by cutting prices he should do his part by help-more suckers) i_t was being used •--. •• . h b d B . by the Communist Party or Cali-.. ~ Dd'..w>et ...... ing t o cut t e u get. oth cuts are impo rtant. rornia ror jobs which the party cwo8=' ~T-""" .. 1 rould not do irsel r. and admittedly ARTIS!' SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
DRAFTING SUPPLIES Hou sing Headache
In spite of taxes and living costs that are much
too high and labor troubles that are still much too
frequent, the number one domestic problem remains
that of hous ing.
National, sl.<lte and local governments have all
tried to solve it. Private industry has been pounding
away at it. But \vith the end of the war 19 m onth s
behind us we still have a severe housing shortage.
What can be done ? Well, actually a great deal
is being done. The trouble is that the demand for
living space is so overwhelming that current ac-
complishm ents don't seem like much.
For instance, last year, according to the state
chambe r of commerce, 115,000 new housing units
were completed in California. That's a pretty size-
able number no matter how you look at it. Based on
population, if the same construction pace were carried
on throughout the r est of the country we would have
9 ,000,000 new housing units in five ye~nough
to solve the housing headache, and then some.
Obviously then. contractors haven't been sitting
on their hands. Nor has there been any !act. of finan-
cial assistance to homebuilders from banks. The
state's largest bank alone made over 60,000 loans in
1946 to veterans under the G .I. Bill, most of which
were home loans. All told, many hundreds of mil-
liollS of dollars were advanced for the construction
of houses.
_But coming right do'Y'l to it, the housing short.-
age JS one of the toughest problems California or the
. nation ever had. Even at best it will probably take
several years to catch, up. ·
Meantime it should be recognezed that home build-
ing is going forward with remarkab le speed, especial.
1y in view o f existing shortages of labor and vital
JDatrials.
so.
:'\Ir. \Varren admitted he was
a member of t h e Washlngton
Bookshop. also kno"'Yt to everyone
fr om Attorney-Ge neral Biddle up
or dO\\TI, as th e headquarters of
com munisn1 in \Vashington. He
did not say, as the committee later
discovered. th at he was one of its
directors. He also admitted mak·
ing speeches, as rece ntly as 1944,
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DENTIST
220!Vi W. Central. Harber 1'80
NEWPORT BEACH
Cllnton c. Emmenon, D.D.S.
1601 Coaat lllchway
Harbor %2%0
Corona del Mar
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PHYSIOlANS-SUROEON8, D.O.
Dr. W. T. Mooney
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!\"EXT &ECITAL, MAY %6
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Certified Teacher of
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414 Tustin Ave., Beacon 5895-M
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Pbylllclan u 11t. So.r1eoa
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and by appointme nt
Beacon 5075
12-0 Eut 18t h Street
Costa Mesa, Calllornla
Gordon M. Grundy, M.D.
PHYSIC!Al'l and SURGEON
Balboa Inn Arcade
Office Hrs.: 10.12 a.in.; J..5 p.m
Phone Harbor 37
H. R. Hall, M. D.
Pb3·slclao and SUJ"geon
Hours : 2·5, by Appointment
Telephone Beacon 5848
131 Broadway Costa Me.
Milton M. Maxwell, M. D.
1601 Coast fllway
Corona d el Mar
Office Hours : 10.12; 2·5
P hone Harbor 1062
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave., Balboa
Harbor 1724
.WS S. Hill St., Loo Anceleo
TUcker 781%
By Appointment
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
H. E. Stickler, M. D.
~clans and SW'pOlla
MOS "'· Cen tral Office: Harbor 602
Night-Phone Harbor 712·M
SURVEYORS
Raub & Bennett
Surveyors &nd r.ctaeen
Jack S. Raub L. S. 2312
Fred V. Bennett RE &ITT
1801A Newport Bl..S.
Costa Meaa Pba.e B AOl-W
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menu offers selections thet meke e \<ery
meel e delight. For s omething speciel
in d ining out, bring the femily to
Pettey's tonight.
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Se rvi ng Newport Harbor
Costa Mesa Dis trict
Beacon 5835
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Phone HARBOR 2 64 5
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It !9 ocir ;w, to aid thlJ honie owner and bis
homehold by repalrlnr; or replaclng that thing
that hM IMm irrltalmg him. We mt to help
-~ Uie m-a smooth working Md Uval!le
place. .
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HO\\'ARD WLL-Ace a.reher who will exhJblt hls talents at the
Sportsmen's Show ln Loll Angeles., begin ning Aprtl 11 .
More Motorists Are Handed
Tickets for . Noisy Mufflers
~'·C'nt y-ei g ht n1 ore motorists
have been cited by Ne\\'port Beach
poliC<' for violation of the n1uf-
fl er phase of the city and state
nlotor vehicle code. .
NinC" of them \\'ere from Los
Angeles.
Since the police started thc-ir
drive against noisy mufners on ~aln1 Sunday \\"C'Ckcnd, a total or
55 mororists. 1hc majority from
cities and tO\\'llS ou1side of Orange
county, ha,·c been stopped and
handC'd c-itations.
Cilif.'S reprc>SC'nted a nd motor-
ists tickc>!C'd for violatio ns since
the> last r~rt in The Ne\\'S-Times
folJO\\':
ALl-lAl\·t BRA-CJ('mcnt H. Kalt-
hoff. I-re \\·as cited at Collins and
Park avenues, Balboa Island.
AL TAD EN A -James Harring-
ton Fl•nnessey. He \\'as tagged at
Marine and Park avenues, Balboa
Island .
BALBOA IS LAND--Ru•sell T .
'.Pay yoU?4
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ST4TI
INCDllT4Z
with a.
1111 or
4111114
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First instalment
due April 15
• A Bonk of America
Mo ne y Order offers you o
procticol method of making
tox payments. ma il order pur·
cho ... "' sendine money lot
any purpow.
Your name appears on eoch
ordo<, Giid you .-r.. a ,_;pt
from tho bank. ,
The cOlt It 15 t pet" ... c1or at
any brand!. You nHCI nol be a
ais-of Bonk of "-lca
lo-this-
a ... , ....... to..tWllw.-.itW
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Gilb<>rl. He \\·as stopped a t Agate
and Park flVC'nues, Balboa Jsland.
BEVERLEY H ILLS-James Ed-
\\'itrd \V(•stmorc. tfc '"as fl agged
down a1 A~ate and Park avenues,
B tilhoa l sliind.
RUllBANK -Ernest R. Roth
jr. l-le \\'as stopped at Adams and
Ct-ntral a\"C'nuc>. Balboa.
CUL\"F.R CITY -Samuel F .
Flinton. He \\"as cited. at Aga te
a nd Park B\"f'nUC's, Balboa Island.
G I~E:-l"DALE -GC'raldinc \Vinn.
She \\"as stnppC'd at J\·larine and
r>ark a \·e nues, Balboa Island. Ed-
\\"ard Lc,,·is Bartle tt. He '"a s
slopped on Pearl s lrt'C't, bet\\"cen
Bay and Park ave nue's, Balboa
I sland.
IiO LI~ Y\\·ooo -\\"i lliam R.
Green. He · v•as _stoppc-d at 10th
street and \Vest Central avenue.
NC\\'POTt Beach .
LOS ANGELES -James F .
Kcon. I-le '''as fl aggC'd at Main
strcct a nd \Vest Cen tral avenue,
Balboa.
RobC'rt Cur it'.'I. He \Vas stopped
at Diamond and Park avenues.
Balboa Island.
Harold K . Huggins. He was
st opped at East Central avenue
and Washington strf.'Ct. Balboa.
Martin Pe ter Storni. He was
cited at Balboa and l\1arine ave-
nues, Balboa Island.
J ('rome \Ve iss. He \vas stopped
at Bay av('nue and !\fain street,
Balboa.
She~·ood B. Foreman. He \\'as
stopJX'C) a1 East Central avenue
and Coronado street. Balboa,
E. J . Acquatesca. He \Vas ' stop
(X'd at Collins and Park avenues.
Ball"lOa Island.
\Vi!Jiam R. Orr. He \\•as stopped
at l\larine and Onyx avenues. Bal-
boa Island.
Richard E. Goldstand. He was
stopped at Coral a nd Palm streets,
Balboa.
LA CRESCENTIA-Oavid War-
ren Fair. He ""as cited at Agate
and Park avenue5. Balboa Island.
LA HABRA -Norman E . John·
son. He was s topped at Central
avenue a n d Washington street,
Balboa.
LONG BEACH-Ralph Gardi·
ner Garreston jr. He was handed
a ticket at East Central avenue
and P alm street. Balboa.
MONROVIA---charles J . Scully.
He was stopped at East Central
avenue a nd ~fai n street, Balboa.
PASADENA-James E. Kelly.
He \\'as s topped at lti. street and
West Centr al, N('\\·port Beach.
S/\,VT A ANA-Clifford C. Con-
"'ay. He "'as stopped at Ocean
boulevard a nd Iris avefiu e, Corona
del J\1ar.
SAN BERNARD INO -James
\V. Backlund. He "'as cited at
Park avenue a n d Ruby street,
Balboa Island .
VAN NUYS-Roland I....ee Kist-
ler. He "'as stopped a t Ea.st Cen·
tral avenue a nd ?.fain street, BaJ-
boa.
Do you want to seU tt? Adver.
tise in these columns.
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Man More Report Thefts
rom Cars, Houses Here
Mott than 30 peraons w e r e
vtctimlzed by car a n d h o u 1 e
thieves working the Newport Har-
bor beach areas during Euter
week, accordJng tq repor t.I filed
with harbor district police. Several
of the motorist! whose cars were
r ansacked wer e from cities other
than Newport Beach.
The police blotter showed the
following notations up to Sunday
morning:
visiting the amusement park in
Balboa .
Mrs. D. W. Scott of 123 Diamond
street, Balboa Island, reported. the
theft of nine white dress shir ts
and six towels from her clothes-
line.
J oan Br ady of Los Angeles re-
ported the theft or a purse from
the bridge to the ferryboat r un-
ning to Balboa Island from Bal-
boa. .
Boat Taken Soda Pop. Too!
Afrs. H . M. Holkar of 1305 W est Mrs. J . F . Baerdslee ot Balboa
Bay Front, N ewport Beach, re-reported the theft of two red pad+'
ported the loss of four bathing dleboards.
suits and three beach towels from w. L. Henshaw of the Wagon
her clothes line. Wheel cafe, Costa Mesa, reported
H. 0 . A1archall of Balboa Island. that an automobile bearing a cer-
reported the loss of a paddlcboard. tain licensed number stole a case
Aurelia Scherf of Los Angeles of soda-water from h is station
reported the thfft of S20 in cash wagon.
in a black pursd, one check made ¥rs. Barge Blogett of Balboa I
out !or $100 aild other articles, reported theft of auto parts from
which are said to have been taken cars ne ar her home.
from a car parked on the Balboa Frederick B. Conley of Whittier
parking lot. reported theft of three chrom e
Mrs. C. L. West of Newport discs and a cowl mirror from his
Beach r eported the theft of eight auto whK:h was parked in the
boxes of .22 calibre shells a nd Balboa parking lot.
NJCWPO•T BALBOA N1tws-r1111ts Pue 3
TUE8DAY Mewpurt 8-ela, CalU'. Ar! 8, 1M1 ~
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Announcing the Ap~oi ~tment of
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Mr. Spalding B. Eastman I as Loan and Investment Officer
Newport Balboa Federal! Savings
and· Loan Association
3333 Via Lido Newport Beach
California
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~~~r w~~~I~ ;~s 1~:~mo~~~~e ~=~ R. F . Nichols of Manhattan
home. Beach reported theft of two purs-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~ es from his car which he said was William Nelson of Harbor Isl-parked i.n the 400 bl ock of East
a nd reported the theft of an eight-Central avenue. Balboa.
foot Watson dinghy. l\.t . L. Bauders of 211 Q n y x
John Dr ake of Balboa reported street. Balboa Island, reported
the theft of a top cover, ring hub theft of a 10 x 20 \\•hite tarpaulin
cap and top coat from his car. I from his automobil e'.
DOK" Stolen Ann Suttora of 2804 West Cen-
E. F . Glasbrenner of Balboa tral av<'nue, Ne\\'port Beach. re-
Island deported the theft of four ported t heft of three Oipper discs.
flipper discs.
Robert Smith of Ne"1>0rt Beach
reportC'd the theft of hub caps a nd
discs from his car.
Mrs. l\.1. G. l\.1cClintock of 317
Beach Erosion
Plagues County
East Bay Front, Balboa. reported Concerned about 1 h c serious
that her dasehund was taken from erosio n problems of the county's
the house. coastlinc and particularly as they
Now Open .•••
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508 East 31st__'.'t., Nl wport Beach
SALES AND SERVICE ~.._~R"••~ ,.. "' MANUFACTURERS • DISTRIBUTORS
ISDUSTRIAL & l\L~INE
BATTERIES
D lstrtbuton of \\rn.LARD Products
James Ridenour of Balboa re· I affect Surfside Colony near Sun-
portcd that a thief took the shirt set Beach, the board of supcr-
off his car a t 1106 East Central j visors has instructed Engineer R.
avonue. Balboa. L. Patterson to prepare a com-Auto • Marine • Industrial
J oseph F . Foster of Alhambra plete repor.t on the situation. t •
reportC'd the theft of" eight dollars They ~aid that th.e Patterson LIGHT PLA.XTS e P . .\.RTS e CABLES e CHARGERS
in the parking lot at Balboa. sentat1?n to the Rivers and Har-
from his car \\•hich \Vas parked rC>port. \\OU!d bC' d~lailed for pre-Battery Repairinf.
bors Congress. to thC' Navy De-Complete Battery Infonna on Wallet.~ Tak~n partmcnt a nd to Congressman ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~;;;;;;ij;~;;~~~~~~ John Todd of Alhambra reported John Phillips of this district. '
that several a rticles of clothing Patlerson, form£'r city engineer ! •
\\"ere slolen from his auto \\'hich o r city of Ne\\·port Beach and nO\\" • Before You Bu1"ld or Remodel \Vas parked in the 5800 block of practicing privately, lately "'as en-
Sf'ashorc drive, NC\\·port Beach. gaged as consulting engineer for
Tom Rhodes of \Vhittier re-the county's Harbor Commission. Vklt Our Interesting Sample a.ad Dbplay Rooms
portC'd the theft of two flipper It w1'll "-· th. c ·t th t Vt: 1n 1s apac1 y a Coloi gui. des, ..ta __ discs. he \vill do the study of erosion of ...-.cur
l\.1rs. William Blackman of 224 Surfside Colony's strand, it was re-ning els, cornprehens-
Opal strl'CI, Balboa Island, re· ported. iv f of ~
ported the theft of gas caps. High \Vav~ of the recent storm an~ oleum.
Mrs. Edgehill of 123 East Cen-lashed at t he colony's beach and
tral avenue, Balboa. rePorted the underm ined so much sand tha t a
theft of a couch pad. ha lf dozen houses were left stand-Rup &
\Vayne Blanton of Upland re· ing on their stilts only. Had it no t ti..--..1.t§
ported the theft of discs from his subsided, the structures would -ii ~tf ?h~l~ti::::~:::::: ~:;:~=;:~~~;;:·~lzes, on LUDL\ U~ .. Carpe~t~orks
reported the theft of t \\'o \\'allets : Wt
from his machine. 1
J ack Shicktang of Glendale re-"Who Broke the Lock on tm South Main St. Phone 8uta Ana 8ANTA ANA
ported the theft of two fender the Ben Rouae Doort"
skirts from his a uto "'hich \Vas (WE DID!)
parked at Coronado and E. streets.
Balboa.
Louise Au1en of Arcadia r eported
the !heft of a \\'a llet while she
'''as visiting the Fi.in Zone amuse-
ment park in Balboa.
Dress Shirts Ta ken
P a ul White of Santa Ana re-
ported the theft of a blue bicycle
from near the Lido theater in
NeWJX>rt Beach.
Tom 1'1cGfiffin of Beverly H.ills
reported the theft of t\\'O service
flying suits, one jacket with yellow
sleeves and other articles from
his automobile.
. Glen M oore of Eagle Rock re-
ported the theft of a billfold con·
taining five dollars while he was
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--CAP RAGAN, Prop.-
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Opposite comer from
Greater All American
Market.
Open "/ a.m. t.o 8 p.m.
Clooed Friday
Going to Build
a Home?
Yon probably have your
dream house all
worked out.
Electriclty wlU ha\"e a large put ln m •kfng
dre&mfl of postwar ll\ing come true. \\7ben '"'<"<'.'
. you l'O over the plam with yolll" bullder be
R.re to ull: him about tbe newest de\.-elopment
ln hocllellokt Labor M \iac and tunctlona.J
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Ploys twelve 1 CY ot ten 1 :r records outo-
moticolly. ~erm,onent sapphire lifetime
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Paget Nl:WPOBT BALBOA Nl:W8-Tllll:8
TUJ:llD.U x_,..t Jloo°'7 v.nt. Apr!! !, ltl1 SBI Seeks
Permission
To See Body
BYC Regatta Draws 143 Boats .Here str·k H • Bi TBS. OJ.All DIOO-. • on and otnlchtenlna out a,; pro. I e as
The Balboa Yacht club'1 Eut<!r lfftl 10 .... didn't &•t to talk to
Regatta, with the exception of a them pel'IOl'lflly an d therefore L•ttt . Eff ct
ff!W hitch .. O"Uhed the big league these resultl may be 1ublect to a I e e
class when ttwy set a new record few erron. ~
ror Ulla event with 141 boat.a ahow· However, we sneaked back into 0 a CL 0 TH E·s ·Will Discuss
City's Land l'OR
MEN
AND
BOYS
A general outline of the possible (Continued trom Page One)
uses for city property will be
Ing up to finish compellUon ln 18 the club this morning and took a n ty A
classes. peak •t theJr notes and the fol· I rea
In the large boat dlvlsion, 20 lowing is our interpretation of the
feet and over. the PCs turned out resultl. In some instances the
the largest class with 13 starters names of the &kippers or theJr
and the Snipt:S held the lime-light boats were not available. Reverse
in the small boat field with 18 scoring system used.
entries. Boat numbers, pilot, and points
(Continued from Page 8)
Priest at the police station ecirly
Monday, "Guess now we'll have
a little peace." ·
s~
S(J"'li SI.op
gi\•en at a regular meeting of the surgeons m ade before the grand
Newport Harbor Businessmen's as-jury that indicted Bue lah Louise
sociation which will be held thb Overetl, 17. and her flancee.
\Vednesday evenJng in Ragan's George Rector Collom. 21, on
Grill, 914 Coast highway, Newport charges of murdering the girl's
Be -~ \vealthy parents. a~.. I h d A steak dinner arranged for "W e \\•ish to i:take urt er stu. Y
members of the association and of the marks satd to have been in·
their guests from other civic as-nic.~ed on the ~y .ot l't1rs. Over-
sociations In the harbor area will ell, th{' state cr1m1nal investiga-
The Ocean Racing Class made enmed follow respectively in or·
its debut for the first time in the der :
history of this event, when two Oce&n Racing Cl-
2 Starten; % Raceo of the cruising jobs showed up at
the starting line. CC No. 1 -Pamlln (Ed Fraser),
i -.; No. 12-Andale (Isabel An-
drews. 4:
Others agreed that they would
not be annoyed by the jangling of
the telephone bell and that they
could now take care of their CUS·
tamers without having to stop to
answer the 'Ph9Jle.
l'bo1le Barbor 5'71 be serVed at 6 ·30 o'clock tion expert said.
Nelson Staff~rd of Ne 'w p 0 r t Accord.ing to a transcript of
Hot shot s kippers \\Tre plenti-
ful and competition was keen
enough to m aintain the interest
until the last boat had finished.
P. C. Cluo, IS Starten, 2 Raceo
No. 29-Agnes E . (Heber Erick·
"Of course, we're using the old
car for normal calls with.ip the
area. That takes time, gas and
oil, but then it gives us a chance
to see what is going on in the
neighborhood," said a storekeeper.
Heights, who is president of the the testimony made before the
businessmen's association, s a 1 d gTand jury, Dr. John Montanus, s~·
that the city hall site and develo~ perlntendant of the .Orange County
ment of waterfroht property will hospital and erstwhile autopsy sur-
also be points of discussion dut=lng geon in _ county matters. expressed
the meetin~. the belief that Overell and Mn.
The breezes were light a nd vari-
able "'ith southwesterlys prevail-
son) 5, winner on elapsed time:
No. 10--Gaylin (Dr. Seuss) 5 ;
No. 54-Twilight (Olive Butler
JO; EVERYTHING
In Quality
ing throughout.
Rhodes 83 Clau
% Race8, 9 Start.en REFRIGERATION-
Air Conditioning
F.qoipment
Overell had been dead at least
Delegations are expected from one hour before a n explosion ot
Corona del Mar and other com-. . •·
In Saturday's eve"nt the P C Oeet
broke out with a rash of protests
Y.'hich materially affected t h c
standings of the first place boats.
In fact, the race committee work-
~ until after midnight Sunday
night to get the mess straightened
No. 8--Sea Bee CH. Beardslee)
2~: No. ·20--Ruth (Bob Allen)
4%: No. 18--Conquistador CW.
Hardest hit was the housewife
who usually does her buying for
the household by phone. How~ver,
even she was taking t he car and
driving to the store.
munities of the harbor district. dMynamiEte sank their yacht. the a ry . G. Durant) 5:
C... • Cablnet. • Count.en
Walk-lns • Fount&l.Da • Stooh
Back Ban • Booths
Be Wise -Adve r tise Lori<' Quentloned out. PIC ci-. 2 -4 starte ..
While the normal force of any
one workday in the Beacon and
Harbor exchanges of the telephone
company is 43, there were only
nine people, six of them former
employes, at work in these local
offices on A-londa.y, the first day
of the walkout. A portion of the 34
striking workers were picketing
the exchanges during the first day
out.
• Complet.e Marketa
Cate, Etc., PlannhtK
"WEBER" Dl8TBIBUTOB8
«IS S. Loo &npl .. St., Anaheim
Phone '6S
Quality Lumber
and
Building Materials
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LUMBER CO.
IL E. HOSTETLER
Phone Beacon 5015
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We Keep 'em Alive
IN BAIT TANKS ON BOTH THE ..
NEWPORT & BALBOA PIERS
IF YOU \\1ANT "BAIT TBEl.' LOVE TO TAKE"
(OPEN D . .\ILl') See GEOR GE HINER
@Balboa rket
More Than SO Yean ol. Service to the Ba.rbor'•
SOI MAIN Flneot cu ... 1e1. BALBOA. CALIF.
OPEN
4A.M.-10P.M.
Daily
DALE'S DONUTS
AND COFFEE SHOP
It could not be learned whether
or not there \\'as a small or a
large quantity of .food in th e
stomachs of either or both victims
of the blast. T oxicologists can
definitely fix time of death by the
quantities of food found in an
analysis of stomach content.
Some quarters also questioned
the logic used in relation to a
camer a said to have been found
by police in Gollom's automobile
the day of his arrest. ACCf'rding
to a recent statement issued by
the sheriff's office a receipt and
instructions for setting dynamite
was found in the film compart-
ment of the camera whe n the lid
\\'as accidentally knocked off sev-
e ral days later.
These quarters contend that
trained homicidal squad specialists
""'ould have searched the camera
on tllC' day of its discovery for a ny
films ''"hich might be developed
and used for evidence in tracing
individuAls \\"ho could furnish in·
fo rmation on the suspects.
I t doesn't seem plausible that
e\·en the remotest piece of evi·
dence \\'OU!d hC' cast aside and not
looked into and the n only by acci·
dC'nt, one obSC'f\'f'r pointed out.
?\IU!!_!,f Stand Te!lt
The c \·idcncc \\'hich investiga-
tors obtain nlUSt stnnd up against
;i sc\'cr e J,"'t:fl l test in the courts,
I he ohsC'r\'C'r \\"C'n t on.
\Vas a ny fini:?;<'r prints and
o thC'r traCC'S a nd clues of cvi·
d en t inl ,-aluC' obtainro by the
county and t(l{'al police "'ho
invcstigated the a I I e g e d
crime?
\Vas any hairs of the de-
ceased found on t he clothing
o f the s uspccts or vice versa,
f'Videncc \\·hich might denote
si~ns of a s truggle?
\Vas the SUSpt'CIS or the ViC·
tim s fingernails sear ched for
e\·iden C<' or human hair or for
evidf'n('{'S of blood? \\'as any
found ?
If as police invf's tigators
contend there \\'as a blood
s ta in found on a workshirt,
\\"hat '''as the sha pe of this
stain':' Did the blood drop have
jagged l'dges or \\·as it sprinkl·
e d?
Wholesale • Retail • Party Rates 1
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1. ·o ne -~:.~~t ~h.:pe~.°1~~e police
• 11n\'('S t1gators 10 disclose all the
high cards \\'hich they hold as
ICED CAKE DOJ•iUTS, 50 CENTS DOZE.'° 1 •rumps in a deal of this nalure,"
said the obscr\'f'r ,,·ith a sly grin,
PLAIN CAKE DONUTS. ~O CENTS DOZEN ··11 would be unethical for them to
ALL RAISED DONUTS, 50 CENTS DOZEX"
Phone: Beacon 5243-J
f r('\'ea l the ,,·ho!(' ha nd."
J J-lo,,·e\'('r , the obser\'er added
J thou~htfully, th<'r c are somC' ques-
t ions \\'hich may be ans\Ver!'d dur·
1759 Newport Ave. I ! ing th£' prOCt'sses of t he trial "'hich
brg in ~ in Supc-rior Court on l\'lon· Costa Mesa l day, May 26.
Sunday's r ace was marred when
one or the Ligntnings which w as
r acing in the bay was run over
and dismasted by a PC.
This caused a late start for the
la rge boats which were racing out-
side as the commit tee boat was
needl"d to tow the_damaged Light-
ning back to the yacht club.
The late start necessitated the
shortening of the race to one lap
so that the r ace committee could
get in and clean up the protests
of the previous day.
As ""'e said before, the commit-
tee "·as up burning the midnight
Red Cross
Gets Quota
(Continued from PBi• 1)
tive education were conducted in
southern Orange coun ty, embrac-
ing courses of instruction in first
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No. lG-Agilita (W . Rempel) 211;
No. S-Trouble CD. Smith) 3%;
No. 12-Pin Up (J . Mjtler ) 6;
Star Clua. S Racet. 8 Start.en
No. 2068--North Star (L . North)
2\4; No. 2067 -O>aser CB.
F1ck er) 6 ; No. 1414-(RDllins)
13:
Luden Cl--. % R&ce9, fl Starters
No. 165--Gold Coast (W. Franz)
l Y.r : No. 148-Frolic, 5; No. 147
-Breeze. 8, tied for 3rd; No. 37
-Sweet "16", 8, tied for 3rd:
Alb&troM, 2 Races, '7 Starters
No. 22. 1 Y.r; No. Tl, 5; No. 25, 7 :
S nipe Cius. S Raoe9, 18 Starte n
No. 4150--Dipper III (P . Greene)
4*; No. 4213 -Veloz II (0.
Deaver) SY.r: No. 4597-Rowdy
(Dewar) 15;
Inte rnational 14 Clan
S Races. 8 Starter-9
No. T74 -Challenge ( Lapworth)
4 Y.r ; No. 28&-Sal's Gal (Schenck
& Short) 6 : No. 287 -Baby
Grand (Schock) 9~;
VlkJni ClaM, S Raoes, IS Starten
No. 6-~·1aric (Andy Gram) 91,4;
No. 3 <Sa rgeant) 14%: No. 9.
16:
Satlonal One Design Clas!I
IO Starter!!, S Races
No. 262-Glamour Girl (Sid Ex-
ley) 3~; No. 476 -Prowess
l \\"alton) 5; No. 414-Aguila
I !\1unholl a nd) 7 ;
Lightning Class
6 Start.en, S Race!I
No. 2420--Ga dabout (E. Young )
3 1f ; No. 2321-Cheesit CB. Dan -
iC'ls ) 7 3~; No. 2421 CL. Eva ns} 7 ;
Sabot Cius. 9 Starten, S Races
No. 24. 51 2; No .. 42, 8~~; No. '27,
13:
Dye r Class. S Races, '7 S tarten
Book 19 More
For Speeding
(Continued from Pa11e 1)
ange avenue, for doing 53 in the
35 zone.
Richard L. Mje, Edwin E. Mar·
shall. Gordon Wells, Suzanne Bou·
shey, A. P. Hagstr om and Ross
Edward Carlock, all of Los An·
geles. Each exceeded the speed
limit from 41 to 46 miles in 25
mile zones. -
Kenneth R . J ohnson of May.
wood "'as booked for driving 45
in a 25 zone at 11th street and
\Vest Central avenue, Ne\\rport
Beach.
!l·tclvi n H . Iseman of Redondo
Beach \\·as tickE'ted for exceeding
the sJX"("d limit on Coast high\vay
near Iris street, Corona de! l\1ar.
Ralph Gano of Sa n Diego was
booked for doing 48 in a 35 zone
on 101 high""·ay near Iris street,
Corona dcl l\1ar.
\Villiam G. Gro-w· of Sltn Marino
'''as booked for doing 44 in a 35
zone at 101 and Por t OrangC'.
Donald H . Krueger of \Vhittler
\vas booked for doing 47 in a 25
zone at Central avenue and Island
avenue, Balboa.
No. 330 -Virgie (8. Lehman)
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11 ~; No. 390--Goblin (S. Ci·
cero) 13"•; No. 286. (Lindgren)
15;
Balboa Dinghy Clay
8 Starters, 3 Races
No. 42-Yellow Jacket (~1". h1or·
ganl 6 3..,; No No (M. Ham·
m ond) g :i.~: No. 5-Kokua CD .
!\1 ason) 9 ;
P-14 ClaS8, S Starte rs, S Races
i\lRS. \'ICTOR GRACE No. I -Maiolo (Kytel 4 ~; No. 23
Goal Arhle\•ed Skiddoo fSe rrell) 5:1. ... : No. 2-
aid. "'ater safe ty, nutrition. home ~ \VC'ngC'rl 6 3~:
nursing and other subjects. Pe nguin CIR.A._' 5 Starters, S Races
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RADIATORS
Repairing -Re-Coring
Boil-Outs
Gas Tanks Welded
All Work Guaranteed
BELL'S
Radiator Service
409 Twenty·nlnth St.
Near Corner Central Ave.
Phone Harbor 2802 l\totor corps. Visiting NursC' No. 240--Rascal (G. Ruby) 2 1A;
service, aid to camps and hospi-No. 942 -Etheldean (Monte ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
tals, these and many othe r types Clair) 7 ; No. 737, 8 points.
of assis tance are a vailable to you •
and your communit.Y in time of Ace Archer Hill
nero. IF
pick up a n ang le which may prove eatured on Card
very helpful to the prosecution of ·
their case, the observer concluded. (Continued rrom Page One)
Df'nlr" Ol \'in5t" 'Dope'
GUARANTEED
AWNINGS!
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affair under the sponsorship of the
Southern Council of Con~ervation
clubs. More than 196.000 patrons
a ttendNI last year, and '"'·ere
thrilled by the inte resting exhibits
of sports gear as \\1C'll as the popu·
Ja r "Parade or Outdoor Cham·
pions" program featuring top tal-
C>nt. I
The "parade'' t his )•ear has been
•\Vhere do the ne,,·spapers ge t diversified to embrace ma ny .sports1
their dope?" Asked th e JX>liCe rarely seen within city limit oon-·
comma nder \\·ith a chuckle. fines. Master of ceremonies is the
Chi!'£ or Police R. R. 1-lodgkiin·
son ,,·ho \\'a5 at the Ne""-port Be~ch
poli ce sta tion on l\'londay morning
remarked tha t there \\'as a story
on the ne\\'S ";res to the effect
that sLx n1o re sticks of dynamite
\\·crC' found on the \\"recked Over-
ell cruise r .
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SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Roast TURKEY
FRIED CHICKEN
$150
NEW YORK CUT STEAK -------·--··--$2.50
WHOLE Bl!OILED WBSTER ----· .$2.50
with drawn butter.
BROILED SWORDFISH STEAK -·---------$1.50
FRIED COMBINATION SEA FOOD -·----Sl.50
FRIED SHRIMP --$1..50 RAINBOW TBOVT-$1.76
Hot Mince Pk> with Brandy Sauce
ao.p. • ljelNb • Dt ll!Mll
Sam's Sea Food Spa
and Fish Market
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DELICATESSEN
and Food Store
• All Salads, Prepanld
Dally, Ready for Yonr
Dinner Table.
• German llalolley
• Cooked Meat..
• Chicken, '.l.'urkey
• FlwlhFndtll
• Homemade Pies
• Table Lw;w lell
available ID the
acetood.......,._
aot
"It is true that they found six no ted Chief Needahbeh \1.:ho inter·
more sticks or dyna!flite?" l·le was prets activities as the; appear on
as kl"d by a News.Times r epor ter. the stage. Howard Hill, handsome
"ll'!I ne\\'!I to me. I dJdn't I archer \\'ho appeared in "Robin
gl\'e It t o them." •a Id the Hocxi", ''They Died with Titeir
chief. ''The 1tate'• ha.ndllnc Boots On" and other films, will
the ca5e nov.·." clisplay his talent with bow·ani..1·
l't1onday night a newspaper cir-a rrow.
culating in this area carried an Probably the most brea th·tak·
Associated Press story to the ef-ing performances are given by An-
fect that the N ewport Beach po--ders Haugen' and Bobby Jackson,
lice chief had r eported tha t seven v.·ho ski-jump from a tower slide
sticks of dynamite had just been high above Gilmore stadium. Dick
recovered from the harbor where Miller, champion bait ruld fly
the explosion occurred. caster, demonstrates his skill.
FOR. INSlJJLANCE SEE
Howard W. Gerrish
.._.•w-nn
Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life .
Wmston's "'Diving Seals", cinema
stars in their own right, will per-
form.. Orin Benson's trained re-
trieving dogs are slated to go
through their paces. Nova Scotia
guides appear in thrilling canoe-
tilting, log-rolling, log-saWing and
wood-d>O!JPlng oontests. Admis·
sion to the entire shovv is 90 cents
for adults and 50 cents for chil·
dren.
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Door Hoods, Porch
& Patio Canopies
-By -
fun!D·fVDDD
AWNING CO.
715 So. Plllla4elpb!a St. Anaheim Pia. 5'10
WILL NOT blow down-rip
-fade-sag and require re-
placing as do the old-fash-
ioned type ot •wninp.
TBl'J INITIAL COST 18
THE IAST COST!
e&u. JrOW ,_ fNe ----... ..... ,... ...... ..,... ... ....,. --.-
Alie• Qoddc Dell""7
-Qaalll;y
Venetian JJlhuls
Wood ... .&llmlll'ill•-w ... 8&9el
For Fuey Grocerlee, FJocm..
ea Foocla ud tbe BflA .U.
.an-t of eh1-la tbe
Harbor &.....
HANSEN'S 1100 OcMa r,m • • •
SHOP at CURT'S
Cur's Feed Store
Hay and Grain
. Quality Feedl
BU BM& C..tnl I
Coafectlonery & Lanch
NOW OPEN l:VSNING8
• • Hamburgers
111'1 ... ...,. ....... , BAI.BO& .,..,. n•-• • '" -I
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'I'm so glad he h~d this pictfre made at
BLONDELL CAMERA SUPPLIES • 1 • they are
the best photographers in to • •
. ~~ndell Camera Supp~
Harbor 1033 BALBOA Palm Ave.
OVERS -FITTED BOAT
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Installed on Your Boat I
at its· Moorin
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on your BOAT.or YA
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t us bid
HT
If you have canvas troubl s let US
worry about the
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Reasonable Prices -Free tes
Comer Main and Central BALBOA
NOW OPEN FOR B SINESS
7 A.M. Until Mid ight
DELICIOUS FO
BREAKFAST ·.· LUNCH
Fresh Daily
De llclous Sea Foods
Or, complete equJpment \\-'hen you
want to catch your O\\'D.
HO RM EN
:-
FISH MARKET I
DS
DINNER
CEKTRAL. AV&."IUE ·:· l\""EWPORT BEACH ................ ···+·· .... -~ .....
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Beacon 5263-W
I. K. BllOWN OOllPANY
Ult~lllsliw.,
.'Operation Homicide' Among
New Books On Library _Shelf
Book lovers wW t1nd a entirely
-new list of the better tk:tlon., m,ya-
W111 M~ REFRIGERnTIDR teries and non-fiction books on IUC I I . the shelves of the Newport Beach
ER\/ICE comPnnY Pµblic Ubrary this week. I fl · Some of the new book> added
Wea. -Eactaeertns -8entee in March are as follows: IM Oaeat lllvd., Corona del Illar Fl<JrlON
Pboae Harbor !1M Allis, Water Over the Dam; Nlci.t ......... uan ---=~:...:=~=....::==----1 Baldwin, Sleeping Beauty; Cahill,
Look South to the Polar Star;
Collins, Dulcimer Street; Eckert,
The Practicing of Christopher;
Ertz, ?i-1ary Hallam; ·Eyuen, Go-
Do!vil ; Hatch, The Unexpected
Warrior; Heyer, The Reluctant
Widow; Lamb, A Garden to the
Eastward; LO rd, The R#V•ger and
Mondragon, Someday the Dream.
Musterberg, The Lut Leaf;
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Kieran, IntormaUon Pleue Alma-
nac, 1947; Lamont, My Boyhood
In A Parsonage; Lett, Uncle Sam'• I
Pad.tic Islets; M a n 1 y , Drake'•
Hl!atlng, Cooling and Air Condi-
tioning Handbook; Mytlnger, New
Guinea Head.hunt; Ratcliff, Sci-
ence Year Book of 1947. Statisti-
cal Abstract of the United States,
1946; Street. I Married A Rllll-
slan, Letters from Kharkov: Un-
termeyer, A Treasury of Laughter:
Van Loon, Report to Saint Peter. I
World Almanac and Book of Facts
for 1947. The War Reports or
General Marshall, Arnold and Ad-1
miral King; Waugh, When the~
ing Was Good and Wylie, An Essay
on Morals.
Murphy, Pere Antoine; Myen, The Balboa Inn Cafe
Wild Yazoo; Nathan, ~tr. Whittle
and the Morning Star; Richter, Resumes Business
SAILORS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM OF BARBOR IDGB SCHOOL-Back row (left to
rtgbt)-Ronny O~r. BlU .Jack.son, Mac Henrottn. Gene McMuters, Manard Loebell, .John Harris.
Jim Woods. Jim Nettles, Bob Clark and Al Smith. -News-Times Photo by Kent Hitchcock.
Careful Savers
Save Here
Where Savings are S~fe
and Profitable Too
Always Young and Fair; Roes, The The Balboa Inn cafe reopened
Left Hand ls the Dreamer; Shute, Eas ter w ee k and a year-round
The Chequer Board; Sklar. The schedule is planned for the dining
Los Angeles University Will ·
Build Campus Near Fullerton
Tw o W orlds of Johnny Truro; and cocktail room. Acquisi tion of a tract of Jan~ geles as well as having direct bus
Wells, Jed Blaine's Woman;. The esta blishment has been by Los Angeles University of Atr s:ervi('(' from Los Angeles and sur-
MYSTEBIES closed since the beginning ot the plied Education as a site for the rounding cities·.
Adams, Operation Homicide; y('ar. During that time owner erection of a new campus was a -Building is scheduled to g e t
Bagby, The Twin Killing; Bos'· Pettey has enjoyed a hunting a nd nounccd today by Dr. Claude L . under v.;ay immedia tely, accord-
worth, Hang and Rattle; Cadell, fishing vacation, his hobby Jn off-Welch. president. ing to Dr. We lch, and it is plan·
Last Stra w for Harriet ; Carr, The m onths. T he new campus is located four ned to have the school ready for
Sleeping Sphinx; Chambers, Rope Mr. Pettey has announced a n miles from Fullerton. a mile from the opening or the fall term. In
for an Ape; Coles , With Intent to all around menue with full course La Habra and is on a branch of addition to the land acquired an
Deceive: Eberhart. Another Wo-dinners as a specialty. t he P acifiC Electric from Los An- option has been ta ken on adjacent
man's House; Holman, Anothe r ---------------'---------------property.
Balboan Conducts
VFW Installation
HUNTINGTON BEACH -The
Huntjngton Beach V .F .W. Post
7368 Installed officers in joint pub-
lic ceremonies with the auxiliary
Monday night in Memorial hall.
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We invite Savings and
Investment Accounts
to be handled by mail.
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Write for further in-
formation and a copy
of "Facts You Should
Know.''
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Laguna Federal
Savings & Loan
Association
Man's Poison: u1ue. The Black Harbor Frozen Food Lockers Housing w;u be provided for Goatee; MacKinnon, Hou I e of l ',000 resident student's whil e
Darkness; Nelson, The TIUe Is school facilities will ta ke oore or a
Murder and Wilde. P. Mora n, O~ total enrollment of approxima tely
erative. 2.000.
NON-FICTION "\Ve pla n on opening \Vith a Col·
Allen, Our Fair City; Basl, Pla.s-lcge of Science, Liter ature and
tics and You ; Binkley, President Arts. a school of Law, a School of
and Con_gress ; Budenz, This ls l\1y Business Adminis tra tion, A School
Story; Calahan, Geography for of Go\•ernme nt. a School ot Fine
Cro\vn-Ups; Deane, The Strange Arts and probably a School of
New post commander is Richard
(Titch) Copeland, s ucceeding. El-
den V. Seibert, charter comman.,
dcr. l\1rs. Effie Bennett \Viii head
the auxiliary suceeding Mrs. Bettie
11 . Seibert. charter president.
Installation was conducted by
l\1onty Grimes, distric t junior vice
commander, of Balboa, and Mrs.
Opal \Vallers, S e c o nd District
president, assis ted by an installing
t('am of past presidents of Second
District auxiliaries.
Heffner, Norton
Form Export Firm Al lia nce; DeQuille , The Big Bo-·Pharmacy. Oth e r professiona l
nanza ; Foldes, Two On A Conti-schools \\·ill be a dded as soon as 1\-lr. and Mrs. Robert Heffner
ncnt: Gay, How to Live With A possibl(',"1 \Velch decfarcd. of Cor ona del Mar and James
Cat and Graff, The Prefabricated Los A<ngeles University \Vas Norton of Balboa lsland have in-
House. founded 17 years ago and is op.. cor porated under the name of The
Hahn, So You ' r e Collecting eratcd as a down tO\\'ll institution. Anqua Company and "'ill engage
Phone 194 222 Ocea,n Al·e. Stamps; Harvey. The Beast With Will continue to opera te a Los in import a nd export of various
F ive F ingers ; H aystead, U th e .. AngelC"S ·branch but principle ac-products in a bout three '''eeks.
Laguna Beach Prospect P leases; J acoby. Poker ; -t ivities \\'ill be carried on a t the The firm has purchasC"d a 200-;=====:::========~=::0========0::==:;; ... -ne\v campus. nC't tender from the Navy depart-
-The est ablis hment or a n e '" ment and named it the Anaqua.
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Maberry's Shoe Repair
One Day Service
1831 Newport A\·e. Costa Mesa, Calif.
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''Rendezvous of the Mariners"
THE ABO\T. PHOTOGRAPH "ho"'!l one lilttllon of the lockers for
the !Jto rake of freM fruJU, ve1.retahle11 and nieat .. at the Harbor
Fro7.en f'ood Locken, -118 ThJrtleth S t ., S e"'port BelLC'h.
White's Balboa Island Cafe ThJs Ill the time to re8erve your locker so )'Ou can tuke ad\'&ntage
of the f'resh i'""ruJts and VPa-et-ables "'hlch "·Jll be on the market 800n.
AND COCKTAIL BAR \'ou "'I.II e njoy Juicy steab and roai!l li!I the year 'round by buying
a. side of beef and l.akJnK" ad\•anla1te of the llarbor'!l n1e.at cutting,
freeUnK and §torai.re 8C r,•lt."e. Phone yuut Locker Res.en ·atlon now.
CaJI Harbor 287-\V.
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A PUSSY MAN IS THI CMlf •.• his cooking
ttmperatutcs mwt ~ jllSJ so ! And 20 tn t •
he cooks with Gas. Flame-perfeq and Bex·
i ble as only Gas heat can be .•. gentle
simmer· burner ... Sl*dY short onlcn .••
circulated oven heat ••• real live-Bame
broiling! No UIOllMr i1'1 "20 to I/!'
$1.a &ct, .. ooo1r; .. it uod le --" pttteDt of all tbe llomn aed tfttautlem
widtiia tt'&Cb. of So.tiler• CaJJfDr•ia aod S..dwa ~ G. ea.,.., ,,,,.,_ ..
Sf.w.s;... thiJ M~• l H,_
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campus v.·ill help ease the problem The ship is no'v lying in a Long
of hundrC'ds of G.l .'s: In this area Beach ix>r t bu t \\'ill bq -brought to
who ha ,·e be-en seeking higher cdu-Ne,,·port Harbor as ! soon as ~
ca tion but have been unable t o mooring place can be found for i~
obtain €.'nr ollment at other schools I Spcal-.i ng ror the n('W ·company,
bccaus(' or lack of facilities. it A·frs. J·leffnPr said today that all-
'"as pointed out. cx·sC'r vi ce mC"n of the navy make
\\'ASJ-II NG'f O N -Tho State
DcpartmC'nt inaugura ted a news
. progra m to t he Soviet Union \vi th
prom ised (•mphasis upon "factual.
unbiased ncv.·s or the world a nd
0 ('\VS or th(' United StntC'S ...
up I he cre\v of the ship '''hi ch \Viii
sail in ~1cxican \\"af'frs, making
trips t o a nd fron1 Nc'vix>rt Har-
boc .
I,Lt\S FLO\\'ER S llO\V
H UNTINGTON BEACH !Tuos-
--------------lday)-T hc Huntington Beach Gar-
\Ve pride our-
sel,·es on tbe
Chronometer • accuracy of our
w a tcb repain.
ExacUngly a c -
c urate work-
ma.nshJp, es:act-
lng regulation.
e S-DAY SERVICE e
Prtcet Rea10nable
1797 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
Phone Beacon 5321-W
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•CACDN •AY
ODDO
A WATER,.RDNT
HOM& 0,.
Df.CE~I DNAL
•11.AUTY
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P"DUR •&DRDDMa
TWO ANO
DNC HAL,. aATHa
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P"URNl8HCID
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A~~OINTMCNT I ONLY + P. o. palnw INCOlfOOA"" ..........
l)l.J •l.9 M41 ........ ,. M•l' c•llL ,......._ .................. ...
den club \viii hold its 12th annual
spring flov.ter sho\v in l\.1cmorial
hall here on Saturday and Sun-
da)'. April 19 and 20. 1'.1 rs. Chris
P. P ann is pr eside nt of the or-
ganization.
PUBLIC NOTICES .:c:::..::... __ _
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The l':ewport Beach C'it)' Planning
Comn11ssion "''ill hold a Public H ear · Ing T hursd ay. April 17. 1947 at 7:30
p.m., in the Cou ncil Chambe r!. Cit y
H fll l. Ne"''port Beach. California.
P l'BLIC l lEARI:'\G upon the appll-.,atlon of C. C. Dunba r;.. f117 Bcgonlll A,·e .• Corona del !olnr . Calt!ornia and
Clycle Denl!11ger. 1577 Miran1ar . Balboa.
Call!Prn !n. for re-zoni nf from R -3 to C-1 for the purpo11e o bulltllng and
n1aintaining a Su~r Service Gasoline ~tal ion on one-h11.lf of Lot 3. Lots 4,
5. 6. 7. S. 9. 10 und 11. Block 1. Sea
Shore Colony T ract. Newport Beach, Ca llfornln.
8 )' urder of the Chalrn1an or the Xewport B,..arh P lannlrlK Comrnls.sion.
JOJ-1:-.' !of . ALL E~ PliIL~I ER J . E L LERBROEK . fe cret ary. Pub.-April 8. 194 7.
NOTICE OF PU BLIC HEARING
Thl' K et1.·por t Benr h City Plnnnlng
Con1mlMion ""A0ill hold a Public Hear -in~ Thursday, Apr il 17. 1947. at 7:30
r•.m., in the C\•U ncll Cham ber11, Cit)'
I-fall. :'\e"''P'"•rt Beach . Cul lrornla.
Pl'BLIC llEARING upon the a ppll-ca tlon or Al Ander!.'011. 600 E . Bay
A\·e., Balboa. Callfvrnia. for ~rml11-
l'hi n to ln!'ltall and maintain a Shoot -
ing Gallery a t Balboa F..u n Zone , Bal·
boa. California..
B)· order or the Chairman of the :'\e,,.•port Beach CHy Planning Com -
ml!'l111on. JOH N ?.f. ALLEN"
PHIL MER J . EL LE RBROEK. Eoec~tary .
Pub.-Apr il 8. 1947.
ON YOUR
TRIP EAST
-See Twice
As Much!
Southern Pacific has
four scenic routes from
California to the mid-
dle west and east. Go
one route . . . return
another ... see a dlf.
ferent part of America
each way.
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NBWPOBT BALBOA Nll:Wl·T K I p e 5
TV121DAY If Oallf. A ._. !JI ~T-.:..::i:z..:;...;:;
Fabulous Boat, Mafi e Show
Is Planned for L. A .. C liseum
Plans for a fabulous anhual out-hibits, lmpossib e tn an Jn door
door boat show and marine ex-show, will be wed to fill the Col-
position to be staged in the vast iseum's green ac es with row after
Los Angeles coliseum ·were com-row of the neWt!st products'of the
pJeted here today by California postwar marine lera.
Nat~onal Boat shows, Inc., a non-Emphasizing he tact that the
profit corporation organized for Pacific ~t hill become the na·
the purpose by a group of t he tion's most tmpo~1tartt' marine mar.·
leading boatbuilders and distribu-ke t. \vith one-fi th of the m otor
tors or Southern California. craft and one-1 rtrd of the docu-
Sponsore<f by the Los Angeles mented yachts, the Los Angeles
Junior Chamber of Commerce and show \\'ill give 1he industry a fit.
endorsed by the foremost profes-ting opportunit to present its
sional and civic organizations, the \Vares. ~pace lifnJtatibns wtll be
annual Los Angeles show is des-practically nont xistent, permit-
tined to become one of the out-ting the showini of yachts under
standing ·events of the year. full sail a long With the largest
The 1947 show will open May stock cruisers.
30th and run through June Bth.1 p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·~ The ten-dBy spectacle is expected 11
to set new records for .attendance, ~
number and significance of ex-TRON
hibits. and the scope of its enter-RT·--tainment and educational pro-._.,,,,
grams. Novel and lavish methods
;~;;;c: i~:.g ex-aADl:~-;:rs:::~
Changes Name ,...,, ... 1,.b ...... j~3' The Southern California Tele-
phone company is now known as
The Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph Company .
Other than the change in name
ther e will be no change in any
of the operations or functions of
the company because. the South-
ern California Telephone Company
during the 30 years or its exis-
tence has been wholly-owned by
the Pacific Telephone -and Tele-
graph C.ompany.
The change is a move to sim-
plify the corporate structure or
the company, according to C. I.
McDonald, district manager of
The Pacific Telephone and T ele-
Authorized &ervro. I
DELCO RADIOS
Marine &I Domestic
Repair Work
Our Specialty
!901 W. Ceptr al Har. 125%-M
N ewpo~ Beach
graph Company. This change in r ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ name has been approved by the l ·
California Public Utilities Com-
mission and the Federal Communi-
cations Commission. DO•vfl:!RFFLE
WAFFLES There are about 1,260,000 tele-
phones served by the company
here in Sout hern California.
Stop Sign Violators
Pay Fines in Court
wa.tnes with Butter
and Syrup
\Varnes with Caramel
Cream a nd Butter
\\1affle~ with Strawberry
J a m and Whlpped Cream
\\'affles wi th Aprioot Jam
and Whipped Cream
\Varnes w1th P each Jam
and Whipped Cream
\Vaffl~ with Hot Fudge
and Ice Cream
Four motor ists w e r e handed
ticke ts for passing the Stop sign
a t ?\.f ain street and East Central
avenue, Balboa, in violation of the
city code and v.•ere fined the usual
fee in city court.
They \Ver e, Claude E . C1ewiler,
64, or Sa nta Ana ; Dolores. N. Pecci,
19, of Orange; Clarence M. Bishop
or Santa Ana and Marion C. Al-
exa nder of Balboa.
-&nd-
Rich Malts
Sandwiches
Good Coffee
Laguna Construction
Exceeds $500,000.
LAGUNA BEACH -P ermits
issued by the city building depart-
ment for March, 1947, took an ap..
precia ble jump in construction
value of S227,572 \\'Orth as against
t he March, 1946, record of Sl53,
746.50. This year's permit values
o da te of $435,423 cons tructjon
costs runs parallel t o the $456,-
299.50 \Vorth of building in the
1946 record from Jan. 1 to March
31.
Fountain Service
Home Made Donuts
305 M~rine Ave.
Balboa lsla.nd
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F ~-s~1~~z~~ I * * A Brilliant Spectacle * *:
First In California This Year
April 19-27 ..• iQ. FamE!d Balboa Pr rk
Get Yor1r Advanre Titke1a 1'"0W anrl F.nt~r Tire
$10,000 SLOGAN CONTES~
Op~:!ng s3 000 Gn;P:
Award: ' Boal
nc$Ts AND INFORMATION AT:
SOUTHERN CALIFOR~"IA MUSIC COMP
7S1 Soutb Bill Street, Loo AqelM
RROADWAY DEPARTMENT STOBZS
THE MAY COMPANY
DENl!LS MUSIC SHOP
Hollywood.
HUMPHREYS MUSIC CO.
ISO Pine Annue. Loac -
BEN8HEl'8
7111 aad llallta Monie& Bl-.d., llallta M<IDkia
NAllB & COMPANY
Pat•den•
GLENDALE MUSIC CO •
Gle .. ole
$500,000 IN EXHIBITS
LA-bt Cl1!laen, -4 ~ ..U J.111,
-motors, _,.,_ eqlDM aad -:-·r.:il't:: llaa7 IDD"''s •"'1aNe tor lnwnel.late
II.Jee II a flr811d """'lMnd of dttl»fl"
rijwlma rocet, HGCM•, and '"" FIRS do_, BooJ S"-'"' "'" .,.,...,_
~SHOWS NIGHTLY-1 ire1•Flln"" -~-" /u1"o .. ia 7"'"* fllW _,._...._apparel /or Alea, ......... -..cwr.,., •..
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' Jj 4 I l ~ " i '"-FanlOU Oltiroii Pfiy, .Ralilona,
Opens In Hemet Bowl, ~119
California'• meet famoua out-
-apectacle, Ramona, opena In
the historic Ramona bowl near
Hemet OQ April 19.
This pageant-drama w 111 be
atvtlng it> 20th season In tu own
amphitheater located at ihe foot
ot towering snow-c.apped Mt. San
Jacinto. During ils 19 seasons it
bu been Viewed by over 350,000
lpect&ton.
Ramona is always presented
over week~ds and this year's
8Chedule includes matinees et 2:45
p.m. on April 19 and 20. April ,26
and Z7, and May 3 and 4.
The romance of two lndian Jov·
en as written by the late Helen
Hunt J ack.son in her best selling
novel, Ramona, is a result of the
work and talents of the citizens
ot Hemet and San Jacinto who
perform their duties in presenting
the play as a labor of love for the
twin communities.
This season Juanita Encell and
Henry Brandon have been engaged
for the roles of Ramona and Ales-
sandro. This will be the secpnd
consecutive season this pair have
played the leading parts Brandon
.ts flying west from New York
where he has been appearing on
the stage.
Business in the two towns is
almost at a complete standstill
during the Ramona season since
nearly every merchant is busy at
some task at Ramona Bowl The
300 odd members of the cast are
all from the two communities~ 'and
all other work attendant with giv-
Harbor Glass Co.
2811 Lafayette Ph. Har. 866
AUTOMOBILE GLASS
BOAT GLASS
and Boat Lettering
Glass Installed \Vhile You Wait
Ing the performance is allotted to
residents so little private ent.er---
Irile can be pursued while the
play is on.
Over 2,000 new seats are being
erected in Ramona Bowl for thll
season pJus many other new lm~
provements under the derection ot
HENRY BRANDON (AJNS&Odro)
.nJNJT . .\ ENCELL (Ramona)
Ed"'·ard Poorman, president of the
Ramona Pageant l'~oundation. Pro-
ducing the play for his second year
1 \.\ill be Adrian A\.\'an, "-'ho has just
concluded serving in a similar
capacity for 1he Mission Play in
San Gabriel.
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OVER THE TOP. A d1rflcu.lt situation al'OMI when a plan was made to place a 100-foot former army
barracks for 05e u a farm bulldlnc lnto the cente r of an oranre .-roVe on tbe Mary C. Thomaa tract
on Uttle MaJn S t., Orange. The Stanton HoUAe Mo \•en of Buena P&l'k, aaslped to brtnc the fonner
berTaCks from the SAAAB Aquatic center at Ne"' port Beach l"o Oranp. apUt the bulldinr Into p&rt8
of S8 and 82 feet. Wted the .eparate parts 9-feet Into the air with dolllea and Jacks, then al.Id the wno1e
affair JM feet lnto the cente r of the gro\'e for rejoining. The wbole job wu done ~tacularly wit.b-
out barml the 11,kln of one O'"!'!l!: u the huge bulldlng11 mo\·ed abo\•e the treee.
Air-Sickness Gets Mama Barnum
In Bad With 'Moo-Goo' Command
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOT ICE OF IN TE NTION TO CHATTEL MORTGAGE
TO \VllOlt IT MAY CONC ERN :
It Was an Exciting Flight from Sky Harbor Until 1,. N:1,~'cr-;,,,',',;o~~"'~r ~~~~.·~.To'·~~
S I B 111 d W, h d Sh 1ho Ch'I Cw• or th• State or ca11ro'-a eSWOman ecame an IS e e was nl11.. that on 1he 16th day of April . 1947.
I. • • t.• S S II ' B h• the ownf'r of the hi relnafter described Bae• at F1hpatr1C• s tore e mg at mg ) fixture• and "IUlpmont or thot C«taln l bowllQ& 11.1\ey and care altuated and
Suits Then Pilot Lands on Navy Field and '"'"t"' at the ... , .... PM'lllon In tho City of Balb.>e. :oi'.ewport Bea.ch, County
Tro ble Looms of Orange. 8itate of California, Intends U to ,rta('~ a rhattel m•>rtgage tfpon the
By HAROLD BARSUM 11.ai Clxture• and equipment. G. Mor-~11n Flt%1''aler and Roy J.l. Keene are Ne"·lf-Tlnies Stair the n1orti.tngor or the said property;
Thi I d .... m But I• cl..,•ly linked to a· veritable nl•htmare. nnd their addrl"M 111 Balboa Pavilion, !l .!'I no · • "'~ Cit y of Halboa. !\'ewport Beach, Co unti.· This .!'lto ry, thl!l "'rller • ren1one, I!' one deAli-ned ror O\.'e ranxlou.!'I ur Ornnxe. State of Ca llfurnla. Bert'ha
alnnlnded hu§.band!l. Ble!i~ be the pUot \.\·ho rlde!rl alone. The At.Ory l\1 . Fitt.w&tf'r le the mortgagee of the
bettin!l at Sk y Harbor In CostA ~tesa. Fl\·e plane. "'ere scheduled for j Mid prnperty : and her addreu la
In I 9:!2 v. f'.!lt A,·enu" 35. City or Lo.s An· Olrht on their usuaJ Sunday momlng breakfa8t run. Dest at on-gele!!. c.·ount)' vt I..u!'I Ange\eis. State of
Santa Barbara. tcallfl)rn lo.
Radio report!' t\ad lndlr.aled t he .... ·eather fa \•orable--ar ourid Xe"·· The Proper-t)' .. fixture!! and equlp4
bo h I-""'t d t ti th rt S •· I ment upon which the aald ch.11.ttel port Har r, t at ~ UP O poor rec:-e p on e repo on llD.,. n1ortl(a,.:e h1 to be placed conslala of
Barbara "'as fouled up. the fullo"'·l n~: \\reathe r prevalUng-whel.ht>r Or not-the planes t.ook Of(. An e.\:-SPortl11nd Bowling AllP)':
ltl ad . . r th II ' th h r th I ·ed I Ten ( IUJ 1tlley11, racka. ball returns ; c nx \enture, e'en or e 1• o _it. OUK" one o em roce ' an F"uur (-1) tele.~ore!!; Fiftrtl'·e (50)
()\'erdOM". •!. bal l!!: F.lgllt l8l 5el!! u spectator
Pu•uc No11ca
after Ibo -Oii 1'111 of Ilda
--If ... ...i within the C<l<mt)' of Onnp, or within thirty
HARBOR
Plumbing Service
claya If aerwd eleawbere, and 1'111 1798 Newport Bml., s.a-50t8W
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are notllled that unlea YoU IO REPAJ;IUNG OUR SPEClALTY BAI.II , U8 •
appear and answer u above re-Con qulred, the planUtt will take tnctlnc and Supplleo 9Ttfc FOR SALE-I t 11lze bed, large
judgement for any money or dam-----------26--4--,tp~ rue baby , both for $15. ag~ demanded In the CompWnt, f"OR A RELIABLE Paint Job 0. 924. E. Ooean~t, Balboa.
aa ortslng upon contract, or will 1Dllf home, call Beacon 53311 I 28-ltp
apply to the Court for any other after 4:30 p.m. lG-tft SWING SAW -.ii* h .p. Gen-
rellef demanded in the complaint. era1 electric tor used only i,i
Given under my hand and seal z 0 R I C hour since n . $175. Call Bea-
of the Superior Court of the Coun-con 5545 br a 3411 Finley Ave.
ty of Orange, S tate of California, DRY CLEANING after 5 p.m. 25-4tc .
this 13th day of March, 1947. In Our Own Plant
(SEAL SUPERIOR COURT PICKUP AND 1 H.P. 3 phue lectric motor S45.
ORANGE COUNTY) DELIVER Nott Electric 2821 W . Central
B. J . SMITH, Ave., N Beach. Phone
County Clerk and Clerk of the Pbcne Harbor 258. 23-tfc
Superior Court of the State BEAC'ON 5798-J MUSTANG col scooter, 2 wash.
of California, in and for the ing machines. Philco deep freez-
County of Orange. Lido Cleaners er, fruner, y buggy, fi shing
By H. M. HEAD, Deputy. rods, 2 two-y radios, 3 ward.
NOTICE '66 Newport Blvd ~. 3.! k cases, m en's
APPEARANCE: "A defendant 78-ttc clothes, boots barbecue ~:agon,
appears in an action when he an-COOPERATIVE dish es, glasse of all kinds. Call
swers, demurs, or gives the plain-ROOFING· CO. Harbor 512-~. 324 Narcissus.
tlff written notice of his appear-Corona del Mfr· 28-4tc
ance, or when an attorney gives CONCR~· BUILDING
nSecotice 1 of appearance for him." New and Repair and Cesspool Tile and Brick
( . 014, C.C.P.l Ph Be s-R Answers or demWTers must be one aeon ~ -t~-PATIO !ALI~<; LAID 2573 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa r-
in writing, and filed with the 20-tfc w ALTE5L. KLINE
Oerk. CONCRETE RODUcrs co.
MAX HURWITZ FURNITURE RE-STYLED--O>V· 1550 N J t d Cost M Attorney for Plaintiff ed ·th h · f T ewpor a • 8 esa
Address· . .2611 West Central Av..__ er w1 a c oice o apestry, Phone Beacon ~tfc -..-Broacatelle, and Velours. Mod-• "-O--
nue, Newport Beach, California. ern Upholstery Shop, 522 Main UPHOLSTE~G -Furniture ii
Telephone Harbor 141-W. St., Huntington Beach. Ph: 1864. our business. qld •tyJes made
Pub.-March 18, 25, April l, 8, 22-tfc into modern eslgns. Choice ot
15, 22, 29, May 6, 1947. ------------f b · 522 Main St H · -=====-=~===-a ncs. :T ., unttng-CERTIFICAT E OF BUSINESS PLUMBING ton Beach. Phhne 1864. 22-tfc . FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME • "!
THE UNDERSIGNED ·do horeby AMON WEST Steel Kitchens
certify that they are condu cting a GLASS !CLOSURES Yacht Repair & Mai nte nance buslnesa Repairing and Remodeling
at 2320 Weat Central Ave., Newport Sink Stoppage and Etc. SHOWE DOORS Beach, California. under the tlclltloua Southe Countl'es firm name of HA.RBOR MARil\'"E SER·
VICE and that said firm la compo.eed Phon H b' 289 M S J C or th• rollowlog P<noon•. who .. nam.. e ar or • up y o.
and addre&Sea att u follow11 . to·wlt: Home Address 208 29th S t. Phone 5585 I Laguna Beach ARTHUR E. GRONSKY, 213.J Mira· mar Dr .. Balboa. 8-tfc 54~ ~orest Ave 28-Itc
. IRVING I. GRON'SKY , 2134 Mira· PERSONAL -1 m&r Dr .. Balboa. 14
OrWl,.!;::'.Eh"". ,,.o",.' hando thl• 14th day B A YSIDE PLATING ...... \VILL make 1 dozen cinnamon
ARTlfUR E. GRONSKY II f 10 d .J.._ IRVING I. GRONSKY ro s or one poun sugar J
STATE OF CALIFORNIA , County or stamp. Mrs. A. M. Nelson. Ph. Go1d -Silver I Copper -Brass
Orange-as. Beacon 5380.J. 27-ltp ON THIS 14th day o( March, A.O.. Antiqt1es ~ Specialty
1947. before me , NORA S. MARG-S\VTM1'UNG In 3 lesons write for ....L_ WARTH . a Notar-y Public In and for I
said County a.nd Slate. personally ap-appointment. \Vould like to buy Sec Our Ad ·tn, Orange County
peared ARTHUR E. GRON~KY and working share in commercial or ffiVING J. GRONSKY. knO\lo'll to me, Phone Directory to be the persons who~ namea are passenger fi.shing boat. David
subiteribed to the within ln11trumenl. Right 449 E S ·d L --i-and ackno .. ·lf'dged to me that they ' · easi e • O n g 1. executed the ll&J'lle. Beach. 25-4tc 1914. Harbor Blvtt Ph. Bea. 5113
JN WITNESS WHEREOF. r have --,------------C H bo [ hereunto aet my hand and atfixell my BEAUTY AIDS 18 or. ar rand 19th, Costa Mesa
offi cial 8e&.l the day and year In trila Next to T\lethristChurch 2,8-t[c certificate rlrat above written. NOR.A s. MA.RGWARTH MACHINE and MA<...'HINELESS
~g~~;~ ~~1'~t!~a.and for satd Permanent Waves REFRIGERATION
HOME - - -AUTO
MARINE
RADIOS REP AIRED
24-Hour Service
TI1e scheduled planes "-'CrC' a pilot \\'ill put up \Vith me. I like seuts ; Se \·en t7) 1un1111emcnt games; • f C }40 d ' " f'l\•e 15) pool tablf'S, Taylorcra t. a essna an It , Sportland Ca fe: <SEAL) 'nnting and Manicuring Domeettn......lr~rn.--4•1 Pub.-Ma.rch 18. 25 ; April 1, 8. 1947. -1--·---
Evening AppL Ph. Harbor 179-W ~IOS
915 Coast Highway
Newport8-11
E. J. (Bud) Jacklin
OONTBACTO&
CEMENT WORK
Flagstone Work -Cement Block Fences
Plat Wol'll or FM8111a.Uoa.
CALL HARBOR 15%W FOR INFORMATION
GORDON a~ FINDLAY
OONTBACTOR AND BUILDER
c>mM: Mlt C-81..s. '!"lo-Barbor •u
CABINET SHOP SERVICE
OABINEl'S AND MUJ.WOKK
T. C JOHNSON, Supt. ---
TOl\l Sii !!!.lll
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SAY I !!!.llJ ........................
T•k• It •• ,, on your nm trip
East! TraYe I at )'OJ.Ir COD\-enience
•.. choose from many fttqu.ent
ac.bedules. See more along the
way .•. 110 OM way, Ntu.rn on-
otlt.cr •.. atop over anywhere.,
anytime. Travel in relaz:inl'
comfort .•• and you go aU the
~ OD OM ticket. OM Qltem.
GNJbound'a low f1reo IJ'O euy
o• the pocketbook. too. Ye1,
-• ....i p1oo ..... trip -...
•o <lie 'c11117 Grcylao•rtd WQ71
C. C. SWAFl'OB.D 1-01..tlhry. --MD
25 Daily Trips Eu&
from L08 ANGEI&S
O•• W•r Fet••
NIW YOIK , 4S.2S
lllNlllAPOUS • • MAS
QllCAOO • • • • • -..es •w•• an . • . 29.70
WAJ11911tf'ON •• a.1•
... Ml'tJll •• St.AO
,.,_ I.JS htlwJ T•
Vi's Beauty Shop Sales al Semoe
1103 Coast Htway, Corona del Mar Newport Elecbtc Applianc»
three Acronicas. Hot ham and e~~s "Qk('y," I said happily, hoping All reinaurant and cafe equtpmf'nl
h · p · · I · th f " f I , tu f and rtxturea. werC' t e prize. ar11c1pan s in e or a more suc'-ess u \.en re or All or the abo\·e de!!cribed J)f'rsonal
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Want Ads . 75-tfc 2305 Coaat Btvl!.-Harbor 2U8
two-place planes were Gil 1\-tay-her. pruperty i11 located on the 8f!Cond floor
field Lynn Bonner Charlot te Bar-So I plai·cd the marble machine of the BAlbQll Ps\·i Jlnn. Balboa, Ne .. ·· • • . . port Benr h. Califom la. num. Frank Laturctte. \Varrcn al lhe airport to keep my mind Tne a~id chattel niortgage h1 to be
n -S II 'I d b . ·h·l "Ch ·· k 1-• h executed and the CflTil!ldera.tlon therefor Buchanna n. vvn ma . 1• r. an US} '' 1 e ar poc . c t.-u er "'·111 bt' paid on the 16th d!l):' of Ap.ril EMPLOYME!\i'T WA.~D 28
J\.lrs. Pal ~1 orton a nd myself. stomach for the return Journey. A.D .. 19~7. at Balboa Pn\•1llon: Cit)'
Ever)1hi·ng went fin"-ha' ha' Bonner a nd Charlotte a rrived of Bslb01'.. :\'.ewport Beach. Count)' of 10 .. · · Oranxe. State of CaU fomla. 11.t 10 BUSINESS GUIDE
WE H A V E exper ienced colored
help, cooks, chauffeurs, m aids,
janitors, couples and h ou s e
cleaners for an immediate solu-
tion to all ,your help problems.
Phone Long Beach 75201. After
5 p.m. phone 681-233. Peterson
Employment agency. 1427 Cali-
fornia Ave. 27-3tc
But. like the underground. there at one in the> afternoon and taxied o'clock a.m. --------------
is al\.\•ays something unknO"-'n , cs-slo"'·Jy to a stop. Charlotte ex-DATEf?0W11.lf".hJ1:·E~9~7·
pccially \\'hen a person goes above claimed, "Whew , I'm awfully glad G. MORGAN FITZWATER
the £"I'OUnd . this iS he re," \\ith aCC{'nt on the Mortgagor or Mortgagee.
f Pub.-Aprll 8. 1947. Charlotte. lovely wife of this 8"-' ul. NOTICE OF INTE NTI ON writC'r, succumbed lo an air-do. \\'ell. anyway, mission complet~ TO CHATTEL MORTGAGE
Charlotte \"iewcd Malibu B ca ch ed. ~-tr. a nd t.1rs. Morton. Small.
\vith an avenging stomach. and Buchannan and Lauturette reach-
wishcd that she were back at ed their objective. Sant a Barbara.
Fitzpatrick's selling bathing suits. Bonner and my wife made Ventura
After staring at the ground some and T\1ayfield and I had checked
2000 feC't bclo\11 \Vhich came up in at the Montebello airport for
to meet her, all hades broke Joos<' breakfast.
in her middle section.
Santa Barbara "'as the goal.
It "-'as Charlot te·s first eXJl('r-
icnce in the a ir. a nd she loves it.
regardJt:>Ss or her rc-sponsive stom-
ach. So "'e'r e plannlng to go again
sometime. It's lo ts of fun. full of
thrills a nd unexpected e vents and
if you·rc interested, call Gil t.1ay-
field at the airport.
Protein Synthesis
Observed At U.C.
Not ice I!! he~by gi\·en puniuant to the provl.slonit oC Section 3440 or the
Civil Code or the &late o r California. that MARGARET \VORRALL. ar 1215 Wi1110n St. Arte.sis . Call!., o"'·ner of that cert1\ln Beauty Shop bu11!nes11 known
IL!! "FRAN CES• BEAUTY SHOP ... a.nd located at 184:? 1-larbor Bnule,·ard, Costa ~lesa . Callf., Jntenda to place a chattel mortgage upon the fixture!!. equlpn1ent. rnachlnery and good11 lo-cated "t lhe abo,·e li!ted pl ace of bu!'llneNJ. The mortgagee or the u.ld propert)" Is BA!':K OF AMERICA N .T . &: S.A. Norv .. alk Branch. of 553 Eaat Front St. S orwalk , Calif. The SRld mortgnge
•·Ill be exttuted and the con11lderatlon therefor wl11 Ile paul on Tue~ay, thf' 15th day o f April. 1947. at the hour or 3:00 o'clock p.m .. at Norwalk Br. Bank or America I".T . & S.A .. M3 Front ~( .. Norwalk. Calif. D11ted M11rt'h 29. 19'47. MA RG ARET MAY WORRA.LL Mortgagor
A~O/OR NORWALK BRA:'iCli. BANK OF AMERICA NT&S.A. By W. R. DYE
CARPENTER WORK -With or
without crew. Remodeling, al-
terations, r epairs. Phone Santa
Ana 1090-W. 27-tfc
WE WILL UPHOLSTER or slip
cover your furniture at reason-
able prices. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. For estim ate and selectiori
fabric call Irene Renfro, Hunt-
ington Beach 5483. 2S-4tp
Lands cape Garde ning
and Garden Maintenance
\Ve serve Corona del Mar, Costa
?\iesa, Lido Isle, Balboa Island,
Newport and Balboa.
Trimming -Fertilizing .
Call or \Vrite Box "!"
NEWS-TIMES
26'9tp
F o r Speedy Floor Service
Laying, Sanding & Finishing
WORK WANTED-Ironing in my
home. Plain or fancy. 530 San
Bernardino Ave., New port
H eights. ·26-tfc
\(T ANTED -Work on Saturday
and Sunday on commercial or
sport fisher . Phone Anaheim
3051. 26-4 tc
't.1IDDLE AGED Lady desires
housekeeping position in home
with or without children. Call
R iverside 8716-J-1 or write Rt.
2. Box 301, Riverside. 25-4tp
EMPLOYMENT OFFERED 29
But Bonner. her pilot. SCt>ing her
~hostly appearance. I ande d at
l\.f.U.G.U. lpronouncNi T\too-Goo),
a Na\·y field near Port Hueneme.
There they \Vere evicted.. Privalc
planes "''C're not allo...,·ed. on the
government fi el d. (Bonner ex-
pressed her "hi guys, I don·t fC'cl
\veil," to the fi eld offirers. but
e ndt:'d up signing a release foT' the
Na\"y. And as Bonner put ii ... We
nearly had to give them the plane
to gC't fl\\•ay." BERKELEY, April 8.-The syn. Au't Cashier Mortgagee Pub.-April 8. 1947.
thesis of proteins, the basis of -N"'O_T_l_C..,E'-o..,F"'"•"'L""•"c""T-l_O_N_F_O_A_M_E_M_-
CA LL
WANTED-Woman between ages
20 & 35 for light manufaCtur-
ing work. Call in person only.
600 Victoria. Costa M esa.
Narmco. Inc. 28-2tc
ART'S FLOOR SERVICE Charlotte was violently ill, and
air·sick. mind you .. Ha\"e }'OU CVC'r
bet>n in the air before? Have you
ever h<'en car sick? Train sick?
Air sickness is slightly embaras-
sing. Ir you gotta let go, you
gotta let go. And thus did pilot
Bonner find out.
gro\\·th and all life, has been ob-BER OF THE GOVERN ING BOARD
served directly for the first time OF THE
Harbor 152-J WANTED-Fountain girl. Gunder-
son's Drug Store. Phone Harbor ===~--------22_-_io_t_c 515. 28-ltc
FORMED Wlndlhlelds le Hat.di GIRL to work in malt shop· ex·
outside the animal body through Newport Beac~1:i~T;:ent&r)' School
AftM" leaving T\100-Goo. Char·
lotte ever-S<rlightly Jct loose fpop..
ped her cookies. so to speak) d0"-'?1
Bonner's nN:k. Thut \Vas too much.
He headed for Ventura . landl'd.
and called Pacific Coast Air\\'ays
(Sky Harbor). Gil Mayfield and I
had returned after running into a
rain cloud above Malibu Beach.
Bonner talkl'd to Gil, then to me.
.. Your \vife's sick , air sick. She
1ooks like she's going to pass out.
She's sitting in a chair here shak-
ing like a jitney trolle)'."
I couldn't believe it . I a.skt"d
Bonner to put my \\ife on.
''\\'hatsamatter Charlotte?" I
queried.
··~othing, just sick. that's all.
The men here on th<' field think
I ought to return by bus, but I
don't "'ant to," pleaded Charlotte,
gamel.y.
"Shall I drive up for }'OU?" I
said
"No, I want to ny back ir the
a ne"'· application of radioactive
tracers to biochemistry at the Uni·
versity of California.
The research is a pioneering
step in the practical application of
radioacti\•e carbon to the study of
grov.'1.h. cancer, a nd other biologi-
cal processes related to the build-
ing up of organic compounds in
living systems.
ThC' research. reported in the
Archives of Biochemistry. was
done by Dr. Harold Tarver, as-
sistant professor of biochemistry
on the Berkeley campus of the
Uni\"ersity of California. and Dr.
Jacklyn ~1elchoir , research assist-
ant.
In a solution in a glass container
the scientists placed slices of ani-
mal liver together "i th radioactive
methionine. an amino acid. Since
the liver slices "'ere actually liv-
ing they "'ere bW,lding up some
ne"' protein, e\.·en though there
was a net decrease in protein.
The building up of new protein
was shown by the incorporation
of the radioactive methionine into
the protein of the tissue slices.
Ocean Front Cafe
French Fried Shrimp and Fish
Oar 8pedaltJ . •
• ,8'J'RA"8 • •
BEER SANDWICH~ . ·--.. . . ' . . . . . . -. -··-·· r-w.S&w&
NOTICE Is hereby iflvf'n to the Covers made to order. Also Plex· · t:ed f d ' electors of the Newport Beach Ele· l&lau &: Lucite Sheets for sale perten pre erre . Steady, top mf'ntary School District of Orange salary Apply betore 11 am or County. CaJtromla. that the Annual Nu-World Producta Comparcy; · · · Election for mf'mbeni of the Boa.rd of 303 Third St., HunH-.-.-Beach after 2 p.m ., 211 Marine Ave., Trustffs ot the Newport Beach Ele· M-UA....... Balboa Island 22 tfc mentar-y School District will be held Phone Huntington Beach 178 · -on the third Friday of Hay. vis, May 8)..tf11
16. l!M7. '---------------' It •Ill be necusary to f'lect one I member. Th" polling place for aald elec::tora of t h e Newport Beach Elementar-y &:hool Dl11trtct will be at the Garage, Newport Beach Elementary School fn the Newport Beach Eleme.ntary School Dl1Jtrlct. The polla will be open betwee.n the houra of 7:00 o'clock A.M., and 7:00 o'clock P.M. The ofncera appointed to conduct the election In the abov~named New-port Beach Elementary School Dlatrtct
""" MRS. ElllLY MC GA VARN, Jn.-pec::tor 31RS. LILLtAN GAST . .JudJ' MRS. A.NNA G. BODMAN. udge.
A de~riptlon or the boundar1ea of thla precinct/ward la attached hereto and made • rrt hereof. l&IG!IOED T. WESTON JAY Clerk/Secretary March 15. 1947 Pub.-Ka~b 25, April 1 and 8, l!M7.
lN THE SUPERIOR OOURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFOR-
NIA IN AND FOB TlD!: OOUN·
TY OF ORANGE
No. 41111
SUMMONS
AcUon brought In the Superior
Court of the County of Orange,
and Complaint filed In the Ottloe
of the Oerk of the Superior Court
at aatd County.
, RICHARD C. DE FIR, Plaintiff,
vs. MIN A DE FIR, Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET·
INGS TO:
CUSTOM TRACl'OR WORK
Grading, excavatlne. Gentra.1
tillage. R . L. Hannon . Phone
Santa Ana 5090-J. 9-tfc
CESS POOLS and
SEPfIC TANKS
Installed Anywhere in
Orange County
Contract Drilling
Sewer Connection
(All Work Guaranteed)
Full Insurance Carried
J. R. McCORMICK
340 V:.ctoria St. Costa Mesa
Beacon 5069-J
93-tlc
-GIRLS
Get a Good Job
With a Future
So-there are more and more op-
portun!tteo for girls u
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
With the
The Pacific T elephone
and Telegraph Company
CARPENTERING _ Remodeling, '!be rate of pay is gnOd
alterations and repairs. Free es-sao tor a 5 day wee.It.
timate. Beacon 5082-J. 24-4tc ca:mmmftlell.
R 0 0 F S
W. J. BENBOW
Phone Harbor 1012 J -c
AL LACHMEYER
SIG NS
-att~ln
the llrat two _... ..... -many more after lll&t. ·
Werk II In pJe1s1nt •'If• wttll
frlmtllJ' OMKtlral --erate, helptuJ aupa vlicw.
Inquire If more lnflau......, II tle-
alnd cw llPl1IJ'
Trudm. Boats, wa111, Wlndtnn, .ic. The Pacific Telephone , Beacon 6178-W I ·
MS E. lJ!th st., c..ta -~d Telegraph Company
~th
Fire Piile'" f'n d Kindlin&
WQOD
Deltyered
H.-W.~GHT
Ph. Bea n 6666
1784 Newpor Blvd. 3-tlt
VENETIAN B!:tIDS-AJununum,
_steel, wood D(ll us for tree cstl .
mate. Renova d.on A: refinilhing.
So Coaat Venetian BUnd eo. vr dt )8th "* Newport AV•,
Costa Meaa. PJ?: Beacon 5762-W. I 58-ttc
Orde~ Your
SE R t V EL
Gas 'Refrigerator
NO -at
VOGEL'S
100 Main Strttt Harbor 14!
15-U
FOR SALE-Ra~o direction fi.nd·
er practically q.ew, also mooring
for 40' boat. Phone Harbor 20L I 26-2tc
Plenty ·of (iood Tires
All 'izes
Compound I Motor Oil
qa110~, 70c
Western Ahto Supply
Authoriz~ Dealfil'
1836 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
17-tf•
LOWES!' Prices, new and tDed
fumitl.D"e. See Needle's 2204
New part Blvd., Co a t a Mesa. wm p.y top& for your furnttutt.
= Beaocm 5038. J 26-tfc
. Will tPaf Cuh
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MINA DE FIR, Defendant.
You01'!-toappearlnan
action broucht aplmt 1'111 bF U>e
above -plaintiff In Ibo ...
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, TOJCllDAY N...,...t ..... CJallf. ~1M7 Page7· OIEAP FOR QUICK SALE-One SPINET PIANOS-We -..... WE BUY TRUST DEEDS-N ..... 6-ROOll home, dble. pnae. Bunt
doubll> bed with coll o;rinp, 1 a ftne tel<ctlon al ~ pi--1 -Federal Sa'Olnp It l!N6. ~ yard, fnllt ~
-. 2 noor lamps, 2 table You will be surpi1ec1 at the Loan A-1tlon, 3333 Via Udo. berries, 531 San~ a~ RELIANCE REALTY & INVESTMENT co. r••I,l:llTATZ a U:•L
CORONA DEL MAIR
5-Room H00se, with 5-Room Ai., • ...__t
Residential an<1 Income.r~~ ..
•• Lo-, 1 medium size round ta· re..-ahle priceo and e 11 ,. Harbor ~ 71-tfc nue, N...._. Helahtl. ~P
ble, 4 1111&11 tlbles, 2 corpet& tenm. Delivery at onoe. All U>Al'll TO IJUJLD, ""'" _.,, CORONA DEL MAR
Call after 8 at 1015% w. Cen· ~Many blah srade 1tandard -or -=•· ' 1 Bedr-.. bcll'w! carace Imme-
tral Ave .. N~ Beach. 28-ltc makee to choole from. Doz-Newport Biii-~ Ila...., -diate pogession'. S8BM. 5o2 Nar-
BED DIVAN with new floral slip Schmidt, 520 No. Main, Santa -1-D -·-<mus ~Ip
<lOYer win~ ...... _,..,. Plat-Ana. ' 21-tfc 3113 V1.o Lido Ph. llarbor ll!OI ---· --------
' -·~-TRADE--Udo hi ~~erb& oc:cas!~l ~t· ~ Grand. Magnil!cent Art REAi. ll:STATJ: J:llCllANOB '8 ~ loll on i:'..:.~a • on ~ .. ..,..,.""'l'C'r or Y pece. ~ model Beautitul cue and tcme.
Blvd., N~. ~ltp Gorg.;,UI tone C<lat $3000 now WHITTIER HILLS-Perfect set-chaae of 2 or 3 bedroom -
FOR SALE-Red d sand Jin you can buy · thll for $795 at ting for Rancho or Adobe home. In Harbor dlltrtct. Phone Harbor rue. 12 x 18 :;'th pad. ~ Danz.sdunldt Plano Co. 520 No. I> acres overlooking San Gab-'1!11 81·tfc
Coast high Cor de! Mar Main Santa Ana. 21-tfc rlel Valley, 18 mllea to L.A. way, ona · • Garage, guest .houae. fruit
:::::=-.,,--------zr.,.-t_tc Trade for Harbor property. Mr.
FOR SALE-Royal vacuum clean-CASH FOR PIANOS Smith. Harbor 741. Z1-2tc
Attractive
Cape Cod House
A. R. EBRrll: JIM W. DOAK
Clyde B. Doak W. C. Gabbard George Evenson
1936 Newport Blvd 1435 Coast IDway
Costa Mesa Corona del Mar
Beacon 5857-W Harbor 1271
Bring Your Buying and Selling Prob~ to Us
Balboa Island Home a:nd Apartment
Furnished -Full Price $13,950
er and hand vacuum cleaner
'65.00. Phone Harbor 757. 26-2tc -Also-
Tuning and Repairing
AUTOMOTIVE a TlllU II 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths; tumi.hed. 2-bdnn. Home about 12 yrs. old. Completely fur-
FOR SALE-'39 Plymouth coupe, living room, fireplace: dining nished,-refrig.; washer; stove; ·bunk beds, inner-FOR SALE -Beautiful Navajo
rugs all sizes. Just been cleaned.
Rl~ardson yacht anchorage. Ph.
Harbor 369. 25-tfc
PHONE MR. FAGAN
Harbor 1563
'41 engine, good conditlop. $800. non: kitchen: ~o : 1 car 1ar-springs., etc. This home is a large 5-room home and
or will trade for older ~ar and age. Peninlula paint. service porch. Studio Apt. on side of garage. Outside
cash. 705 Larkspur, Corona del _ bathers' shower in patio. Good tenns for quick sale.
17-tfc Mar after 5 p.m. 28-ltp BEAUTIFUL nearly new 4 bed-~ &El!f:r.. ;..· •.-· ...... ,_ .,. -· ~·-!l:mlll FOR S~Jb. Ice box, ex--==--=""'-==--.,=:--:== cellent condition. May be seen TABLE RADIOS AND COMBI-FO~ 'SALE-1941 Crosley COf1:Yer-room furnished house, Olannel
March 30th to April 7 122 Ruby NATIONS-NEW 30% dlscowlt t1ble. New top, seat cushJons, Rd. Peninsula Point; 2 tile ,
St. Balboa Island ' 25--!§tp on popular makes. Harbor crankshaft and rings. Makes batM; maple noon; real din-
' 1283-R. 26-4tc more miles per gallon than any lng room: kitchen and snack A GOOD BUY-other car. nres and tubes In bar: large living room; fireplace;
IS A WISE BUY .\W~~ :.:~1J';.:: good shape. Car has had care venetian blinds throughout: sun
Let Ui Help You Be W~ f01' a modem Spinet. Bluest al-and service. ~ce ~.OO. Brad-
1
deck; 2 car garqe.
HARBOR FURNITURE lowance now. Danz-&hmldt. 520 Joy Automolive Sel'\'lce, .Laguna -
N M · Santi An 21 tfc Beach. 28-4tp LOT on Peninsula 30 x 75. 1962 Harbor Blvd. C<lata Mesa o. am, a . • $3
.f.tfc So MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE-4674 000
------------GOOD practice pJanOI. me u 0 H V f 11 dr sed bbe low as $95. Terms or will rent. · · · u es • ru r -
BOATS. SUPPi.iD IS Let the klddiea learn. Danz. mounted bars. Phone Harbor 155 JOHN D. BURNHAM
FOR SALE-Penguin dinghy, new Schmidt, 520 No. Main, Santa between 8 a.m. & 5 p.m. 27-4tc 2001 Ocean Blvd.
26-ttc
paint and sails, excellent con-Ana. 21-tfc OLDSMOBILE '38 4-door sedan.
dition. Phone Harbor 495-M. ~'Iotor good, new upholstery, Harbor 315
28-2tp PIANO '!1.JNING and repalrlna. new radiator, new battery. Come !------------=-~------~_,..,. J. B. Brown. Phone Beacon see at News·Tlmes bldg., or call CORONA DEL MAR FOR SALE-12' Easdale boat with 5294-J. 388 Broadway, C<lata Barn H bo 12 sail and new Lawson motor. All Mesa. 78-tfc um at ar r or 13. Brand new 2·bdrm. home, sprlnk·
in fine condition. Can be seen Priced at $695 cash. 24-tf ling system, landscaped. Imme·
week ends at corner Fernleaf ~ REPOSSESSED. Just in. A beau· We Take the DENT diate posses.sion. 500 Narcissus.
'Cove. Al Foster , C.Orona del Mar tiful upholstered piano. Blue. Out of AcclDENT 28--4tp
, 28--t!c will sell !or balance of $289.
FOR SALE--16-ft. motor boat, all
teak. 4-cylinder Grey motor. 226
Via ·Lido Nord .or call betw~n
5 & 6 p. m. Harbor 11!»-J. 28-tlc
3M j\UBBERIZED FOR SAL&-4 room beach cot· Think of it. Only $289. Danz· PROTECTIVE COATING tage $2,500 full price. Call Mrs.
Schmidt, 520 No. Main, Santa Stewart at Beacon 5450 or Har·
Ana. 21-tfc Hutcheson's Body Works bor 509 zr-ttc
FOR SALE-10 tube RCA Model 1101 Industrial Way, Ph. Bea.5565 FOR SALE-Opportunity to buy a
R· 78 radio. Console type. Wal· First Street North of 15th 2-a-ranch with barn and fur. FOR SALE -16' Douglas canoe 1628 Off N Bl d r ----• • nut cabinet. $25. Harbor . ewport v ., ~ta Mesa nlshed house. Equi'pped .~th cow excellent condition, 2 paddles. Zl 2 "'
2909 W. Central Ave., Newport · tc 25-tfc dchorning and hoof trinuning ma·
Beach. Zl-tfc BABY GRAND, $395. This ls a 1 chine. Industrious man can earn
fine used piano. Good make. -S T 0 P -$15 per day with equipment be-FOR SALE---U ft. 53.Il boat, no
mast or sails; 8%: and 8 ft . row
boats.. 222 Agate. Balboa Island.
Phon_e Harbor 2486-M. 27-2tc
Terms. Danz·Schmidt, 520 No. sides income on property. Stock·
Mrun, Santa Ana. 21-tfc TIRE WEAR ed with chickens, pig and cow.
FOR SALE-Dyer Dhow sailing
dinghy. Two months old. Call
between 5 and 6 p.m., 226 Via
· Udo Nord. Phone Harbor 1194-J.
24-tfc
Radio Repairs
All makes: tubes, etc.
Beacon 6763
BURT NORTON
915 Coo.st IDahway, Newport
23-tfc
FOR SALE -Two good surf -MIRR----,0--R-Type"""---S-pl""n-et_t _e -=Pl""an-o.
boards $.50. 7308 W · 0 c e 8 n Repossessed. A great bargain.
Front,. Newport Beach. 2&-2tP Now only $281. Mahogclny case.
We Take the DENT good tone and really good Iook-
Out ot AcdDENT ing. Danz·Schmidt Piano Co.,
STEAM CLEANING 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. 2l-tfc
Hutcheson's Body Works STEINWAY. Th• 1mmor;a1 piano
Let Us Balance Your
Wheels With Our
New Modem
BEAR DY-NAMIC
Wheel Balancer
Approved Chrysler and
Plymouth Parts and Service
NEWPORT
HARBOR MOTORS
1101 Industrial Way, Ph. Bea.5565 ot all the greatest pianists. This
First Street North of 15th grand piano will be sold regard· 2616 W . Central Ave.
See E. E . Starnes, %. mile west
ot Bristol on Edinger ln Santa
Ana. 1&-tfc
SO HOMES
100% VETERAN LOAN
Under cons truction near \Villo-
wick Golr club, West Santa Ana.
Some or these 2-bedroom homes
with dual wall furnace a nd laun-
dry t ray and other facilities are
still available a nd will be ready
for occupa.ncy in 45 to 60 days.
See model on Bewley St. near
\V. 5lh & Harbor. Salesman on
tract , or caJI Stanley 7-1384.
Complete price with lot S6450.00
28--4tc
Off Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa less of profit. Danz-Schmidt, 520 Phone Harbor 638 BA y FRONT HOME
---=.,,....~~==--25_tf_c No. Main, Santa Ana. 21·tfc 8-tfc Nt>ar Yacht Club. Pier privilege.
FOR SALE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 18 TRA1LE1111 SI 4 Br. 3 car garage. Beautifully
F OR SALE--Streaml'·ne h 0 us e furnished. Sarouk covered liv· 40 ft. 225 H.P. G.M. diesel sport I-----=-==--------
cruiser or fishing boat. Motor K E Y S trailer. 16 ft. Used for 5 days. ing room. Chicker ing Bab Y
just installed. ice box capacity, Mad& Wblle You W< S950. Air brakes, all insulated, Grand. Everything else in keep-
6 ton. Price $8.750. Box 4TI, VOGEL'S 3909 Marcus Ave., Newport Isl· ing.
Calif · Ph 100 Katn St., Balboa d Z1 2t := ~: orrua. :i:~~ 11<-U• an · -P $65 ,000.00 furnished
FOR SALE-New 1946 Cris Craft FOR RENT oll TRAILERS FOl't RENT-Is not inflated Do your own hauling and mov.
Z7 ft. expres~ cabin_ cruiser . No AVAJLABLE---3 upstairs front or-
houn on engine. Pr1vate O\\.-ner . ficeS. The Bohman Co .. 901 Coast
tng. All new equipment, $2.25 &
$2.50 per day. We furnJsh bitch.
M}Tehn Bros. Service Station, Phone Harbor 888-J. 26-Jtp highway. Newport Beach. Bea-
Cor. 17th & Newport Blv1.,
RALPH P. MASKEY
2 V~ H. P.
OUTBOARD
MOTORS
(MASTER "CUB")
HERE
NOW
$79.80
WATSON BOATS
611 Coast Highway
28-ltc
NEW
Lightning -Snowbirds
Snipes -T eak Lady
Stars -Sail Boats
Headquarters at -n7 Coast mway. Newport
SEAPORT
BOAT & YACHT CO.
22-.'!tc
Balboa Canvas Shop
s.lll -Boat 0:.-S
)larlne Upbolsterlnl
Hstior 'Jl1T -:lUllo 211t St.
Newport BM<:h n-ttt
BEFORE YOU BUY
Investigate the Ne~
Hollywood 32' Cruiser
Hollywood 82' Sportster -
con 5431. 2S..2tc Costa Mesa 2.tfc
F OR RENT -A separate rurnishl'd =:-:-=-====--------,,,
housekeeping room. Call a t 123 REAL ESTATE 81
3411 W. Cenlral Ave.
OpJX>Sill" Lido Theatre
· 28-3tc
30th street, Nc,vport, or phone -----------------------
Harbor 11 91. 2B-2t c B. A. N E R E S 0 N
WANTED TO RENT t! R E AL v A L u E s
WANT TO RENT OR EX· HOMES -INCOME -BUSINESS OPPORTIJNITIES
CHANGE-San Franci~co home INSURANCE
~~~::'eo~t ~i!:rts.1:.::0~~; OPEN FOR INSPECTION
June or July. No children. Write G . J. SPECIAL
Alex Arguello, 215 32nd Ave., TiffiEE BEDROOM HOME , . , i'ust completed. Hard-San Francisco. Calif. 28-llc wood and tile. 2-car garage .. , very good district. Close
WANTED TO RENT-3 bedroom in. Better not wait on this one, , , Just won't LAST.
house from May lst to Oct. We also have some ni ce business lots on
31st. Call J. H. Peden , Sunset Ne\~rt Boulevard. 20432 or write 4955 Carpenter, .. t-"-'
North Hollywood, Calif. 22·8tc \VE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
WANT TO RENT-Furni3hed or B. A. NE RES 0 N
un!urni3hed house, 2 or 3 bed· REAL F.STATE BROKER AND ASSOCIATES
roms will le .... Phone Harbo1 Phil D. Soloman -SALESMEN -John Bondra
70'1 81-tf• 1972 Newport Blvd. 819 South Main
WANT TO RENT-2 or 3 bodnn Costa Mesa, Calif. Santa Ana, Calif.
unfurnlJhed house. wm 1-. Phone: Beacon 5225 Phone: S. A. 7240
Call Sam P orter at Harlxr '1!11 • 28-1 tc
or 13. 35--tfc -----------------------
Newport Policeman and wife des·
perately ne<'d of small furnished
apartme nt. Permanent . No
children or pets. Phone Harbor 1
26-tfc
Wil..L TRADE 6 room house in
Los Angeles for Ne'A-port Harbor
area.. 64.58 87th Pl. Phone Ore-
gon 12368. 25-4tp
MO,,-EY TO LO.~
NEED MONEY?
See Us for Qulck. Helpful
Service on Your Ftnand.al
Needs -Loans on
Furniture -Salary
Car or Other Security
Houn: 10 to 1 and 3 to 5
(a.-! Saturdlya)
1
LOOK!!!!
To Newport Beach -Beach Front Owners:
Have ready buyer for 2-bedroom beach front home. • Also 2 or 3 adjoining lots on beach front
BALBOA ISLAND
2·Bdrm. J-[ome & Gar . Apt. Income.
\\'as $17,500. Priced to sell -Now ........................................ $15.750.00
BALBOA
2 Units on rear or lot. Front excellent for business ... -.. -... $15.000.00
4-Bedroom -Rental Income .................................. -........... $16,500.00
8-Bedroom-Rental Income-Will sell or trade equity
of $10,000.00. Stucco. Income ··············-···-······-······"···········$16,000.00
NEWPORT
4 Unll5-Frame. Income $250.00 .............. _ ...................... _ .. $20.000.00
Frame. Near Beach. Garage, sun deck-··---···-····· .. ·······--·--.$9.000.00 l·Bedroom Frame, near beach. Was $6,500.
Priced to selJ.-Now ....... _ ..................... -..... -... -....................... $5,000.00
CQSrA MESA
1-Bedroom. newly painted and reinodeled .. -.. -.. ____ ,, ___ ,.$7,500.00
1-Bedroom nedly iemodeled ,,,_.,,, ....... -.......... -.......... _.,, __ ,,.$5,250.00 2-~ 1 Ii acres. View .. -.. -· .. ·-··--·-.. -............... : .... .$7.000.00 Hall Acre -View ... -....... _ .. , ___ ........ -... -.................. -.... .$1,100.00
One Acre -Newport Blvd. frontage .. ---·-··---..... -.. .$10,000.00
SEE TIIlS ONE. 3-bdrm. stucco, near high school Patio.
Fenced. Landscaped. Priced at Sl2,500. No reasonable
otter retused.
Corona del Mar
2·Bedroom home, south of Highway; sewers in; near
school. Large living room. kitchen, dinette, & bath,
Hanlwood floors. floor furnace. One year old stucco.
Garage 18x27. Price, $10,5'00. Good terms.
For Rent -Costa Mesa
2-bedrm. home on Newport Blvd. Suntable for pro-
fessional office. Close in. $100 per mo. Nearly new.
Also 6-room, 3-bedroom home, completely and at-
tractively furnished. Large yard. Dbl. garage. $150
per month.
Corona del Mar -Best Buy
4-nn. home, completely furnished; lg. living room
with beam ceiling, knotty pine interior, California
fireplace. Combination dining room and solarium;
twin beds in bedroom; lots of closet space. Close to
stores on Larkspur. 1 'h-car garage. Vacant. Immed.
possession. Price $8950---€asy terms.
Business Opportunity
We have 2 ceramic businesses, cafe, grocery stores,
bowling iilleys, small boat mtg., cleaning & pressing
establishment, radio sales & service, service stations,
etc. Come in and look them over.
Yi Acre Orange Ranch
Costa Mesa -Eastslde. 2-bedroom home. New. Va-
cant. Partly furnished. 17 full grown Navel orange
trees, bearing heavy; 1 fig. Price $8750--Terms.
RELY ON
RELIANCE
Costa Mesa -Full Price $4 ,250
1-bdnn. Home-Living room, kitchen & bath. Gar-
age. large lot. Three houses east of Newport Blvd.
$4250 at 52000 down..,,.or make offer.
On Broadway -Costa Mesa
One of the nicest homes ever built in Costa Mesa as
far as material , labor and construction are concern-
ed. Built in 1941 by a good contractor. 2 bedrooms,
large living room with fireplace. FlHTiaces. Nook in
large kitchen; dining room: lovely bath. Hal:(!wood
floors. Service porch. Double garage with photo-
graphic dark room attached. A beautiful landscaped
yard, fenced. This home is being sold completely and
expensively furnished. Price $14,500-good terms.
Back Bay View -Yi Acre
2-bedroom, 5-room home, large bedrooms, large din-
ing room. large kitchen and living room. Lot 80x250.
Price $7500-Terms.
On Balboa Island-Home & Rental Apt.
Lovely 2-bdnn. Home about 3 years old. Completely
furnished ; antique furnishings in living rooms and
bedrooms. Fireplace. Elec. refrigs. Stoves are new in
both homes. Also a studio bedroom rental in patio,
beside garage. Apt has bedroom, bath, living room,
kitchen. Very nice. All like new. Both vacant. Apt.
rents for $200 month. Home for S300 month each
summer. Price $28,500-terms.
Duplex -Corona del Mar
New. Vacant, Ready. Comer property. Sewer & side-
walks in. South of Hiway. 4 blks. from ocean. 1 blk.
to bus. Each suite consists of 2 bedrooms, large
living room, kitchen. nook, bath, garage. Hardwood
floors, furnaces. Price $19,500 or make offer for
quick sale today.
New, Vacant-Corona del Mar
2-bdnn. home with exceptional large bedrooms,
large living room with fireplace. Beautiful kitchen
with nook. Service porch, dbl. garage. Close to high-
way. Price $10.500-very liberal terms.
We also have 425 other listings at all prices. See us It
!poking for Home, Apartment or Lot.
Open 7 Days Every Week, 8 L m. to 6 p. m.
.
See today -This is ~ut:j.ful.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
New 5-Room Homes -Large View Lots
COSTA MESA ~
Small House -on Lat:ge Lot.
NEWPORT BEACH
lCJO.Ft. Blvd. -$225.00 monthly income.
•
' L. L. MENNES, Realtor
Ray .H. Mennes, Salesman
2603 W. Central Ave. Newport Beach
Harbor 2127-W
"SERVING ORANGE COUNTY FOR PAST 30 YEARS"
28-ltc
-, BALBOA ISLAND
Large triangular lot near
Bay. Exceptionally good
Terms.
$8,000.00
North
value.
LINWOOD VICK
Realtor .
312 Marine Ave. Balboa Island
HARBOR 2241-W or 54S-M
'.13-ltc
J. M. M:i ller & Associates, Realtors
Harbor 1264 15th & Central
OCEAN FRONT HOME
Comfortable home, very tastefully decorated. Three
bedrooms up, one bedroom and den down. 3 baths.
$22 ,500
BALBOA COVES
Lots in the ~autiful Balboa Coves section are now
being offered for sale. Every lot includes private
beach, with mooring slip. Protective restrictions.
Now is yotlr opportunity to have your choice of
these beautiful Bay Front home sites. All utilities
included in pui;chase price.
Building Sites now offered from
$8,500 to $9,500
Call or write iij at once.
PENINSULA
First 'lime offered. 3 bdrms., 2 baths, beautiful play
room with barbecue. Wonderlul view. Furnished.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Call Cliff Babin
REa)RD SHOP -BOAT WORKS
DELICATESSEN -RF.STAURANTS
> ' J. M. Miller & Associates, Realtors
Harbor 1264 15th & Central
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FRANK P . JOHNSON -Realtor
OWEN C. ANKENEY-Associate
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• 1664 Newport Bl \l.d.
Days Ph. Beacon 5434-W 'Nights Ph. Beacon 5210-J
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BEST BUY IN COSTA MESA
' I Owner Leaving For the East
5-Room modern home. Close in. Hardwood floors.
2Y,, car garage. Electrical workshop. 16x36 Guest
House. Large laundry room. Gl assed-in porch and
sun porch. Hedge enclosed. Chicken equJpment and
garden. Lot 95x196.
Sacrificed at $15,000
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New 2-Bedroom Stucco 8iome
WONDERFUL BUY ON BEST RESIDENTIAL
SI'REET IN COSTA MESA. Large lot,.well wide-
paved street. 1 % blocks from center .of lawn. Large
double garage, enclosed patio. Hardwood floors,
2-inch sub flooring. Full heavy construction thruout.
Beautifully furnished. Inlaid linoleum. No better
buy in Costa Mesa. You can't equal this at $14,500.
See This Without Delay
Six Income Units-Yi Acre Ground
Also 5-room modern home, 'h block from heart of
Costa Mesa. Over $4600 income per Yl!!lJ'. •Ample
room for several more units. Pos&e!\Sion l at end of
escrow. See tlJis one at once if you are looking for
a top investment. .
It Is Priced to Sell • I
OPEN SUNDAYS LISTINGS WANTED
FRANK P . JOHNSON -Realtor RELIANCE REALTY & INVESTMENT 00. ,
A. R. EBRl'l'E JIM W. DOAK OWEN C. ANKENEY-~r
C2)<deB.Doalt w.C.Gebllard GaqeElla-1664 Newport Blv~
FOR RENT-Wlll have several rentals avallahle soon.
List your name with Die. · , SEAPORT
BOAT .t YACHT CO.
TJ.T Ooolt 111\iWI, Ne~~ 18141' N1wpuat-. a.ta--~ B ,. SDD
FRANCIS j . HORVATH, Broker
sUtxr 1805-R -c.illCE -328 311111 St.
ButJcr lll'.D-R -RESllZHCE -116 3SCh St.
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lrid..Eled Honored by Lunclieon ·& Shower
'At Balboa Home ol the Misse,s Montgomery
The V ta ee Gertrude and Loube nemes on tea towei. which Weft
MontaoJDerY, Mn. Gladyo Th<lnu>-later ,,._,..ted to Mill f'eall.
ooa and dauehter, Mn. Arcble Mn. William W1lehart wu awud-
Tom Madlen, mtt hol!eaes Wed-ed on attractively packqed sift
neoday, April 2, at a dellghtful for embroidering the f an c 1e 1 t
luncheon and linen ahower honor-towel.
Ina Mill Peggy Wu, daughter of Sewing WU interTUpted by th~
Mr. and Mn. Frank J. Was of appearance of '!Mammy ChJoe
Tustin whose wedding to J ames (Mrs. Nissan in costume) with
Matt Nissan, son of Mr. and Mrs. her ironing board, iron and basket
Clarence A. Nisson sr. ot Santa of laundry, who gave one of her
Ana. will occur on June 15. inimitable Negro readings, at the
The affair was held in the at-conclusion of which she picked u p
tr ct" . B&lboa home of the the laundry basket and set It ~;e Montgomery, 2117 East do~ .in front of Miss 'Yas, then
Central avenue. The rooms were whisking off the e!1velop1ng sheet,
gav with pastel-tinted sweet peas. revealed . the daintily "'Tapped
iris, white lilies and bridal wreath shower. ~ts. . . .
tr th gardens of Mrst Tarver The 1nVltation list tncluded the M~';;tgo~ery and Mrs. Clarence honoree, Miss Peggy Was, her
N " mother, Mrs. Frank J . Was; Mrs.
isson. John \V. Lindsey and Miss Vir-The same color scheme was car-r---tin .,_ c A h t bl gin.ia ......ai ;:olVn, Tus ; u.u 3. • . ried out . at the lune eon . a es Nisson. mother or the groom·lo-
spread Wlth lace and embro1dered be: Mrs. Ira Kroese, Mrs. Frank
cloths; ea~h tabl~ centered with Was, Mrs. Harry Dickson, Mrs.
a pastel·tint~ mmature ?M'~1· Hugh Heaney, Mrs. Herbert Clark,
The honorees table was .1n li:gtt Mrs. Burt Lancaster, Mrs. Tarver
blue. Other tables "'ere in ·F • 1'-1ontgomery, Mrs. c. Arthur Nis·
green, rose, yellow and orchi . son jr., Mrs. Joe P . Thompson jr.,
Follo\\;ng the luncheon, gues~s Miss Margaret Truscott, Miss
hemmed and embroider ed their Betty May, Miss Bess Wilson, Miss
Joyce Elliott, Santa Ana: l\.t rs.
William Wisehart, Balboa Island:
Miss Betty Wilcox, Newport
Beach: Mrs. P . W . Peden and Mrs .
Harry Westover, Los Angeles.
Lutheran Women Honor
Pastor's Wife at
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Harbor Fem.inine
+ By Winifred Barbre +
Activities ' Scout1 Patrol Leaders Receilfe ln#r~dion al Camp
Residence Phone: Harbor 1637 ·R
1 Thlrt1 Scout leaden of the Or· Hueb<s, ~ ol Troop 9,
-· Eqlre "--. Boy G&rdm Gron; Albert Fisher, A... SoouJa of ~ comple!<d a liltaqt *"'1dneet.,,. of Troop 26,
Troop camplng coune In a week-Santa Ana; IR o y Slden, Scout.
end oeaion at Camp Ro-Kl-LI. muter nooP 50, Santa Ana; and
200 Guests Enioy Imtructlon comimd of features Robert ~1..;, Scoutmuter ot f L. -(/ D rl 8 "cJ and facton of a good troop camp Troop 29, ~-Ana. L. M. Laog • .,.. esse " ge aet-up, cooking -"4th. homemade 1tatt, Field Scout executive of
Over $500 wu taken in and 50 utensils and natural equipment the councl1 a , u aen.ior Patrol tab1~ wer e Ln play at the Ebell and camp la yout and organization. leader With Fred H .. Canman, as-
club's spring desser t bridge held This instruction is one part of the sl.lt~t ~i executive and Will
last Tuesday at Newport Beach 5 year training_ plan of the Boy Carithers, Fileld rommissioner, as
Gr ammar school auditorium With Scou ts of America for Scout le,ad-course a dviadn .
Mrs. S. W . B l8ckbeard and Mrs. en. --+-----
Harry W elch as co--chairmen. T he m en were instructed as a Do you w t' to sell it? Adver.
Lilies a nd other spring flowers troop with Harold H all, Scout-tise in these columns.
arranged by Mrs. Harold W olden-master of Troop 6, Costa Mesa.,
berg set the decorative note and as Scoutm aster and the following Be W i -Ad\'ertise
tables were arranged by Mrs. o. men as patrol leaders: Homer j
M. Campbell, Mrs. John Meador
and Mrs. B. Z. McKinne:Y. Mrs.
WiriiJred Young was in charge of CASTAWAYS' CH
the kitchen and the refreshments By N ANCY NEWPORT
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of Easter bunny ice cream and .... _ _ .. _ J
cookies "'ere in keeping with the LIKE EASTER RABBITS OUT o A HA. T
season. · · . , CAME H c;>ARDS of Happy Holiday Diners to the CAST-
A surprise Easter program was A\VA°tS CLl!B this GAY WEEK-END! ... n)e Terry Harri.sons of
by Harold Ahrendt, violin and Mrs. the ViJJa Manna Yacht Club had a party of ten 3.t the-Dottie Lamour
Ahrendt, piano, playing Ave Mar ia table, including the Bill Thompsons-and the War.tj:n Crowells of Balboa
Isle. Dr .. & Mrs. Andre entertained a party of eight on the Boat Deck. (Bach-Gounodl. the meditation and Manlyn Moon a party of seven in the Memiaid room. The F . \\'.
from Thais (Massanet) and Con -Grays a.party of ~even, and_ the Lido Isle Hills 4 party of six.-young
zo net ta CD' Ambrosio). Han~ Hill. was proudly showing Cap. D. his freshlY won sailing prize.-
Cakes baked by l\.frs. Ger ald marlin spike & knife in a pirate style belt·scab6ard.
Ritchie and Mrs. Richard brough t · · · also from Lido I sle, the Adrien C. PeUel.iers and lhe Harold BATlOSG SUITS, rrom ne"·~t d~lf"rui for the coming sea!W>n, to 01odel11 o f 20 and 40 yes~ •c0 and in $29. 1\trs. Robert Jayred had Schencks were dining with Walt Seibert in 'the Drut'wood room.
e\·en sonie "'Orn h\' beautte8 o r 1870, were In cluded In t.he exhlbll o n dl§11lay la11t "·eek In the "1ndo"'8 DON &: INEZ PEDERS EN, AND THEIR VIKINGS
or Orkin'~ depnrtri1ent Ato~. ('osta :\lesu. t\11 \Yl"r c loaned by Cata.Jina company, make rs or s"i m ~nd charge of tickets on the $100 bill , .. FILL.E7> 11fE BOAT DECK, SaturdBy njgh t, Frank Braddock
play suits ''designed b}· 0 10,,le •t.an1 fo r _ _!!ie ntO\'le 8ta'"" and for ·o u ." -phgto by Pat Gabnel. and 1\.1.rs. R ichard Othmer a nd had a party at the Stan Lau~! table, and I saw Tony Wallace, Captain
Mrs. Bn1ce McBride Reelected President
01 Ebel/; Vote to Enlarge Club House
Mrs. H. V. Snodgrass were in & Mrs. Callahan, the Denn1sscs. Mrs. E . M . €heek , Cap'n Remlin
I Corona clef Mor locJ charge of door prizes. Geor~e Lyons with a BEAUTIFUL gal at lhe Hearts & F1owers table'
I 8 h E t Prizes '''ere a chrome plate from Bobbie Ba_ker ~ntertaining week·end guests in ithe Driftwood room: Ce ebrofes of OS er Danlger's, Santa Ana ; $10 m er-~· w . \Vhlt(' with a party of ten. 11-'lrs. Jessie Sh a w "''ith a part).' of f1~e. Bill Quacke~bu~h with four. Miss B. Potter,fand the F . \V. Grays, And 81.rthday Anniv chandise order from Rankin's; $5 with a ""'MY of six in tho 'lerma1·d Room. Election of offil"<'r" for thl' c-nn1·l of :i pl:in f'Jr r nlnri:::ini:: thC' club • d f SOS R ct· h BI ~ " or er Tom . . . a 10 s op, a· ... the Vikini;:s· race was a RAINBOW. to w, atdl from up on the in~ yC"ur. dt'tision to build an C'X· htiUsl'. the Jll"t'SJ"nt builc1in~ to he Kent Jf ar\'C'y, son of ~tr. and boa Island; $5 order from the bluff,-Casta '>"·ays guests counted about twelve colors from chartreuse
tensi\·c addition to the present ~i\'t•n O\'C•r t'ntirt'ly to an auditor· Blue Note 11-'lusic store. Santa Ana·, to. mulberrn..·. Andy Gramn1 \l.'on,-Pede-0 n •-nd, J oe Pa•"Ji'cki · d dd' · \Jr-:. R:i)ntond Kent Harv('y, 1406 •J ,,,.... ~,_.,,. ... I club hous(' :ind a s pc-akC'r on tha t ii:m '''Ith "T ag:(' a n an a 1tion to d 1 M set of Arden toiletries from N.'1'na's. third. 1 h f II I h f h St'a\'iC'\\" a\'C'nue. Corona C' ' ar, 1.J" • J.,J t" land of mystf'ry, Egypt. featured he built t C' u cnp;t 0 t e Balboa Island: bath set from Ida FROM XEIGHBORl!\.G B . .\tBOA ISLE m1ss1onory Mee 1ng I 1 1 Id 1 'd ,,,,lc·brated his six1h birthday an-th L Gord \" lk .. , the rf'gular n1E't'tinp; of th(' Ebe>\ >U• 1n )'.: on l lt:' \\('St s1 e. to con· Naylor's, Balboa Isla.nd; P)'Tex set, · · · came e . on ~a .ers. Mrs. 1uaxwell King, l\1'arge
Let us help you take
off that extra, unat-
tractive weight that
has been· gathering
around your hips
lately . . .
Slenderize-LI
Spot Reducing by
SINEW AVE
Method
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Gladys Thompson
J osephine Gaskill
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Call Harbor 1032
for FREE Demonstration
by Appointment
Balboa Inn Arcade
Ba,lboa
Ocean F ront Entrance
. t k h 'cluh Thursday 1 tni n c>n trance hnll. kitchen and ni\'('rsary by ('nt('rtaining a group TC'Winkle's Costa Mesa· Adams: ~eggy .Seel:r. the C. A. Staffonis, and t he L. C. Knox Jrs .. ,,·ho
f I t~~ ~ s~r1s~ s ~r h s ~~e~ I Follo,,·ing I.hf' rt'JX>rt or :\lrs.1 drC'ssi ng rooms. The pl a n rc<.'<'i\'~d of ,·oung rri('nds at a n Easter egg . , , . . \\'ere dining '>"'Ith the B. Reagans. '
or ·, .d ehr rt . . oft h"\,1~ Obf'd Lucas chairmttn of the nomi-unan1ious approval and ,,·ork \\1\1 hu~1 \VC'dnesday, April 2. Pyrex dish, Costa l\'le~a Paint & from Co~na d~J l\1ar, I sa~· the J . H. Smithsll lhe R. L. \V).Tes. the
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· ' • . . . . , 'bl On arri\'al m•ests ,,.('re presented Hardwl)re store: playing cards. Carroll DeWitt Kings, and Reid E. Cochran, the J . Diamonds of Nev. .. men's 1\-lissionary.socicty or Ne\v-nating: l'OmmitfC'C, the follo,v1n_g star! .'1s,soo_ n .as po~si e.. 1 ... -Santa Ana Book store·, candy JX>rt. from BaJboa I saw Flore n('(' Fainbay. Hal K!irk, and Harriet Gou. I ()ff1 cc r turnr d 1n their <ln nua ,,·ith colorful Easter haskC'ts and I d • 'l f t H bo L th h h I t offic1~rs '''<'rt~ t~t·cted a t the bus1· s • di.shes. Ka" Fi'nch·. JlOlt'd plant, N., in ~a Lane rom Costa l\1esa. C. H. Tanrl,er, Joan Tanner, and por ar r u eran c urc as I . f th . Of ct J h h. l'i" "nd garden ,,·ere search· " ~-Sh T Tu d h Id t h h f 1\-t nl'ss n1C'rling-at '''hich 1'-1rs. Bruce 1r 110rti:; or r )C'ar. spc a t C' '\ou .... u . NormflJ'l's nursc rv· ,·as(' Mrs l\-lc· 1rej' anner wer(',ashore a nd dining, from ttieir yacht Jobyna R ..
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.1 rs.I l\.l cilridc presided: . int1•r rs·t ,,·ns the re por t or Mrs. f'rl for E'J.:~S left by. the b.unn1N>. Bride· books ~k sections i ad a~~ ttft> Art Smithens from their yacht N-Joy-Sj Eddie \Vitte Jr. "·as
enne uarry, r.i ami ton I . . , }~. E:. Rf'inholci, ch:iirn1an of the ltolir rt Goon '>"'on first prize for . ' . · n d1n1ng at the Club JUST after breaking his mas on the S elene.
street , Costa Mesa. . .Pres1d~nt. 1'-1rs. Bruce l\1c8r1de :1art section. \\'hich is holding art 't1ndin1? the most a nd Brenda 2, smoking set. The Islander ; ... Tommy Pl•tC'rman wa~ dining with Dad, and Harbor Pla,·cr
Mrs. E'.nest Schultz presided at ,,.1t·t·-pr ... ·s.1dc'n!, ~lrs. L. L. Istx>ll:, classes for both adults and child-\VhilC' rC'cc i\'C'd second prize. scarf. Mrs. Isbell : cologne, \1aga. Mom . AJ so from the Isle. J\·la~ge Buchanan arid the Jim L Smilhs the mcC't1ng and the progran1 on si-.cond \'IC't'·i)l'i..'s1dt'nl, ;\lrs. 1-larold . , 1 · bond House: cards. l\1rs. Black· and family, and the Caro Eatons. ' · '
"B ck t N Gu· · F "th" \\' Id h.-o d' ta ten, has st,irtt•d an art scho arshiµ Gnnlcs \\"C rc playC'd on thc la\\'n, i...-ard·, stationer''· Mrs. Johnson·, the Brad lfenns and the Hal Knight' (Hello IJtis •.) poW·WO",.,.ng w1", a o cw 1nea 1n a1 o (•nut.~rg: rec r 1ng secre ry, f d . d 0 1 a communil <l.rl . . E b .. .. •A: J ..... u
\\"as led by Mrs Charles Seebers l\1rs Roland \'allcly· correspond· un_ ~n g Y • d:s· Ahiong ThC'nl ··· aster unny, egg gardenia plant, Ben's Fl o,ver £?on a nd Neva D .. '''ith gin-rummy, a nd firesid11 hatter about curfe\\-· · · · · · soc1a11o n undi.'r ,,·ay ~s \\'"t'll ns d I " "f · d h" k t Plans \\'ere made for buiJdjng in1: SC'<:relary .i\1rs. H . P Baetz· · ' . · . : an spoon rC' ay, ox an c IC • shop· pressure cooker S 0 u th ime. ' · d"' 1 sponsoring the a nnual art exh1b1t " ' ' AXD OTHER '~IGHBORS OLD ~ •~\" tables for use in the social hall t rL .. a$urer. ;\lrs. R L. Alle n; au l· 1 ti h h h 1 1 <'ns. Coast Boat company; compact the 'lac·k Fr-d d"Mrs~ , -tt . A• B . da. •:~c.. "'f Co a 1(' 1g ~c oo H . K t' · t . . ,.. · · . 1t ....... s an . LA;:!' 1c . nn erson o sta 1\·lesa of the ne,, .. church. no\v under 1 tor, J\1rs. Ro~~t JayrC'd and di·' . . . . i. :o..t.nry arve}. en s sis er, Q-r10 shop; 5,, Balboa market; were having Ea:-ter dinner. as '>"'ere l\.'lrs. Geo c E. Crane and Jimm ,
construction at Newp:>rt H eights. rec tor. l\.lr!!. \ 1c lor GraC('. 1 ;\!rs. Richard OthmC'r read -~ LOUISC' Goon and Sharon Yarnel colbgnc. Balboa pharmacy and a & Sharon l\1oran. of PIE'asure Island Balboa rg Also the W p Meal.
. . · . rC'por 1 from l\Irs. Javrl"d or :Sllt.2 h 1 d conduc t 1he games and the d , f c t d Ad r 'f>ul f ' · h. · · · A d1scuss1on '>""3.S held on the A m~C'rn v_t•rston of "'Do'>"·n to collected fronl !he fa'II bazaar a nd '!::""~ lX't •"g hunt < • sugar an creamer. ~~~ oBc~c a, Dtan a
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program for Orange County Lu-E~ypt' \\"as given by Cora ~1ont· . o,as C'r t. · . e 1e.--a so o e\vport ac . a so saw c rv.•a)•s an
theran Play day. Boxes are being 1 gomcry "·ho marriC'd the Egyptian
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:O.lrs. ~· ~l:c~ard s~ated. that Ice cr<'am chicks, birthday cake Ebe// first Boole Section ~~~k ~o~d."'8'nd J. A. Iflcey, and t_he R . K. Harqys. the Kinnears. the
packed for missions in New Guinea I motion pic1urc star. H.assan Ez-ot hver '" . ba'd n tt~ ·en in at I ;i nd punch ,,·er(" sen·('d at t\\'O Pl=cr'0wi.tth' sEi'xbei;t1rSma •td\
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the \GV nGmstFreads. D?Ch~ i:tauCoen \\'ilh dsix, R.
d be b ht 'I d d h <' spring r1 ge pa r ).. 1 bl 'th E t d ""b • 1• • n 1~ rs. . . anz wit six mman er and an mem rs roug pcnc1 s an zart, an '>"'f'nt to t at country . ,.. I ong ta f'~ gay ", .. as ~r ec· Gremlins changed numbers and ~1rs . c. ;\\'. Smith "-'ith six in the Chart nx>m the oUttons and the R
tablets to be included in them. as SC('narist and director . She . ;\lrs. Lucas i:-epc_:irted -I;, _members orations. :O.lrs. 1-larvey being as-letters last '''eek in the announce-R. Gearings, and the Martin Fenways. The J~ 'I!atums w r;;re celebrat-
The sho,ver for Mrs. Roth, '>"·ife spoke of · t~e great brauty or the •n the ne'>"' Junia~ sc>ct aon. that sistro by :0..1rs. 1-1._ P. Yarnell and ment of th e meeting of Ebell ing Joe's ~i~day . and the G: v. l\'l~orkells. '!ere celebrating Mrs.·
of the pastor. followed the meet· country with its contrast of age-thC'Y had bei:'n doing ~ed Cross l\lrs. \\'arrcn \\1h1te. club's first book section, which McCorkeU s b1rthday,-both with pa111es of, fr1er;ids. 1 ing and afterward cakes, whipped Jess desert and vivid grcen valley sr~\'ing and ,,·~re planning ~ome-)'lany lo\'ely birthday gifts were '>"'ill be on Thursday of this "''eek THIS YEAR'S ~10RE LIKE E~~TER ! .
jelJo and coffee were served. or the Nile of home life among thing to benefit all young "omen ted 1 Kent by his friC'nds at the home of M.rs. Richard Oth· GLAD TO SEE that the teen.age E aster-Raiders have established a
h l\·t 1 ' d f h of the community. presen ° . · 3l 2 Al d P l Balbo new standard of fun.-distinctly on the nice side of the book -this t e . os ems an o t at great 1\I Fl 1'.I . d most of '''horn attend kindergarten m('r, vor a o ace, a year its sr.iart to be NICE and REGULAR folks ~d build Up cl 5"'•eU
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class or farmers, the fellahcen, de-h. rs. or~nct~n or~is t~nno~~a with him at Corona del l\1'ar school. \Vith ~·lrs. Earl l\'lorrow and Mrs. vacation without ha\'ing to tear things down! .. '. its my guess that ...
scendants of the Pharaohs. 1 e . ne xt n ('e g 0 . e . Guests present "'ere Stephan ie C . 1\1:. Deakins as assisting host· OUR O\\'N NICE KIDS AROUND 0 TO'WN
A visit to the home of the H oly ~ection r"·~~ld ~ Ap~i1 1~ a t ~he Daly, Lou Trcad\\·ell. Lydie Tread· esses. . , . have set t he NE\V PACE.-a lit tle sloWer. better balance.-
Family '''as described, with its ome 0 rs. arne e enn y, \\'Cll Loci Johnson Karen Hef-those who haven't CAUGHT ON yet,-a.re glancfd at with a pleasant
garden and the sycamore tre e 315 J\1ontero stree~, Balboa ~nd fnt'r: Mar~arit Fr~ehan, Susan LB Auditorium Books indulgence,--and a \VEE BIT OF PITY .-l~e ol~ fashioned chimpan-
under "'hich J\•lary sat. no"' dead thAt the dra ma section '>"'ould give l·luffmnn Gayle Sprague Bre nda zees who ha\'e not )'et come down out of their trees, and found out how
"The Great Western Melodrama·· . ' · . . · 'Student Pri'nce' for much lun they can have acting like a HUMAN! ... you should SEE but still thrO\\'ing out live shoots; today jTuC'Sday) at Brea. \Vh1te. J~an1e White, Mary Hark. the ashamed look on the faces of those who areJ greeted by our local
a 14-course banquet in the desert ThC' mC'n1hC'rship ,-eport showed vey, Louise Goon. Patsy Roa s. Next T uescJay Evening gendarmes as being old-fashioned and out:..of.aate \vhen they even
"rith sterling silver ser\'iCe and 71 new members and announced Candy Chew a nd Sharon Ya rnell; NE~D TO BE S~KEN to,-ANOTHER Easter ;like TIDS and it will
roses. roast baby camel and lamb ; as acttpted reC('ntly were the 1'-les· Dn\'id Springer , Roy Yarnell, "The Stude nt Prince," the again be something to LOOK FORWARD to,-ahd. '
a nd of four·year·old girls. sent d C R S f E C ,,1 t' Roy l\1athe r. Franklin Schultz. most romantic and popular oper. THE \\'ELCOi\~_ l'IATS \VILL BE OUT, ()NCE MORE . f th . f h t th "t an1es . . taa . . .. ar In, . . . . GEE. \\"OUldn t It have been awful if they HAD stolen .. The rom eir arm omes 0 e ci y. Earl Stanley. Frank "J\\·itchell. J . Bobb~· L 1 e b · \Vhitney Baines, et ta of all times \Viii be presented \Velcome 1'1at" and we'd had to lock up the ci~ gates from the in·
thC'rC' 10 li\'e as ser\'ants un.til they D. Snodgrass, Alan Dartford, Nor-La urie La\\Tencc. Robert Goon, on Tuesday evening, Api"il 15, et side! ... '>"'e aren"t the kind of folks around these parts v.·ho LIKE to
are old C'nough for marriage. . man Gamh!C', Richard s. Phillips, PetC'r Stoddard. Ste\'ie Hughes, the Long Beach auditorium as a have to do things like that! .,
An attractive feature on the Ray Bacon and Grant "Phillips. Gary VAn Da ndingham and Gary \Vard Hazelto n Attraction direct ... I guess the ones who took the sign from Castaways' Club.-on
program ""·as the pre.SC'ntation by ! At the close of the afternoon Lee \\"ickham. from1 New York and the Los An-that steep do"'Tl·hill curve,-"GO SLOW,-:-KEEP TO 1!fE RIGHT''
their teacher. 1'\lrs. Kathleen Cole· coCfe<' and ice cream "''ere served geles Biltmore. must have taken a seeond look at t!'ose lines,-thought 1t over,-and
man of Ne'>"'port Jleights of two b . be f th h t Produ--• by M"ssrs, Shubert. spread the word! ... afte r all,-Cap n Don only had ONE IDEA "'hen . . · . y mem rs o e os ess com· 1..~ .. he painted that -to
talen.tl'd young p1an1s_ts, Diane mittee. Nurses AskecJ fo such celebrated persons as Frank KE,EP SOMEBODY FROM GE'M'l1"'G HURT
Farries. 9 and l\.lary Cilc~nC'r. 1?. R • f Hornaday, Delmar Poppen and ... \VELL, I've always said its the STRONG people who can smile,
\\-"ho recently made their radio eg1sfer Or Adelaide Bishop ~·ill have stellar -relax. and take things easy -its the weak and timid tHat feel they
debut O\'er KXLA on the Pianists Mason Rose fo Speolc. Emergency Duty roles. The famous stude nt chorus ha\'e to put on a tough front '. heave a tomato, ~ke somebody in the
or the Future program. a nd augmen ted orchestra will add nose. or break up the·furniture. in order to feel a: teensy litLle moment
Charmingly go\\'flcd in spring Here FricJoy Evening ln t'ILM' or t>mf'rgeocy It ls to this tuneful, gay a nd colorful of phoney strength ! ... POOR G.UYS!
formals. these youthfuJ artistes difficult for local doct or• t o pr oduction. . .. THATS why yo~ see happiness & harmon:r around our Harbors,
dr nlom;tra1ed unusual mastery or Sponsored by th e Parent-gt't ln totu·h ,,1th a nu.rte -11iATS why the guys can laugh loud a nd ~lenty, a.nd the to"'"
1he piano · the· d:t. r "Deep I n t.'ly H eart," "Drink, laughs WITII 'em,-THATS why the gals can hold hands with their . . 1n ir ~en 1 ion o Teacher association of Newport a nd u an aJd to cltl:r.ens of Drink," and Serenade are only a own husbands in public,-and the town smiles \y.rITH 'em.-not AT
compos1t1ons by Chopin. Brahms, Beach Grammar schools. Mason lht> <""ommunlly all r e-shte.red few of the popular lyrics w hich 'em! ... THAT'S wh y committees can be formep to protect and pro-
Metra, Heller and Rosn('r. They Rose. noted psychologist, '>"ill talk and practlcaJ nurlieli • r c will be heard in this operetta. mote things like Beauty & Good·will,-because ...
\viii appear again in Newpor t on "You and Your Life" Friday u kPd to r t>g1ster ''1th the Seats are on sale at the Long THEY'RE STRONG & SOLID ST~"' ! ! : !
Your Spring Classic
Beach when Mrs. Coleman 'Will evening. April 11 at 8 p.m . in the Ne\,., .. Times offlt"l', SOil Beach auditorium and Humphreys . . . an~ have gone far en<?Ugh to .take a hitch in their 1~lts,~d
hold her first annual pupils' re-I auditorium of the Newport Beach "'~t Cl'ntra.l a\'ll"ntfe, by let-Music company, 130 Pine. P hone 'Time--out for the NI CER things of f!e thaJ 00.Jl,GH CANT BUY ...
c.ital a t the Ebell club house t chool lf't , ri'i na-namt", phone awn-737_89. ANYOl\'"l:; GOT ANY IDEAS l R
R . , . . .. A GOOD TEMPORARY (OR PERMANENT) HOME FOR M aymo~d Haney, Corona del ~1r. Rose is a member of the twr, addrf"M., type of "'ork TIIE HARBOR PLAYERS? The:y had a meeting in Cap'n Don's little
ar architect, presented sketches t National Foundation for Ps'ycho-they d e• Ir e a 0 d specify attic studio atop the Castaways' Club last ThursdB.y.-to organize their
-;•11••11111,,, 1111111111,u1,,11,,,,91111,,"'h'"•''""., ,,,,,.:!logical Research and is consulting "'heth~r they \\1JI take day Do you want to ren t! Adver-p_Jans ~or filling in the temporary d~lay o~ their fir;>L MA-!OR produc-
-~ psychologist on the fo.culty of the or nJc bt work. tise in these columns. lion with a group of one.act comedies. Neither Dons studio, or an)· of : ~ALL MARK ~ California Institute of Technology. their homc;s are ~i~ enough for this large ~p or enthusiastic spirits, i .• , ! ~tembers or the P·T, A., hearing or for .lhe1r amb1t1?us plans.-BOTH of which just bulged the walls ••1111•11111----" h' k J h Ebel! nter"1or Decorat"1ng and raised the roof .... -C ! im spea ~ccent Y at _t e ... Velma Barber. one of the many wives & hubbies who waited be-~ A RD S ~ club. determined to provide an op-low in the Mermaid Room for the meeting to adjourn, backed up hus-~ ; portunity for all citizens or the Slip Covers * Draperies * Bed Spreads band Charlie Deniiison, one of the directors. by offering their Jivi ng ! for MOTHER1S DAY i community to hear this expert room ao; a tl>mporary home,-winning a big hand from all present,-! ! o n family lifo. CUSTOM and READY MADE but \
, F Blrtbda • N d . . h ·11 be • s 1 .~OLKS. THEY NEE D A HOMEr· ... ~ • or ~ • 0 a m1ss1on c argc ''" Jean Wh1"te, Interior a on ... like ANY young family starting out in li •.-a SAJJ.,.LOFT,-
iii AnnJ,·eraarle:A, Iii made and all parents and friends old BARN,--old BARGE,-SOME p1ace they can rig al LEAST a tiny
• a nd SpttlaJ OccuJo ns ; are invited, a room prize being Phone Beacon 5656 1812 Newport Blvd. s tage and throw up a few benches. where they can have an ADDRESS, ! C J I • offered to the class room having a PHONE NUMBER a nd a TOE·HOLD for ~.heir lambitions t,o he lp e~· ~ OSfume ewe ry ! most representation present. So L"l THE CRAWLEY FUBNITUBE BLDG. COSTA MESA tertain. hot only themselvcs.-but the Wl-fOLE 1com1UNITY. so tf ~ Shell and loclla.n. .le M·elry ~ popular is the speaker and so you HA VE the germ of an idea.-give anyone of these four a buzz.-d i Lam :: Vases :: Fi...,,,...1__, i worth'>"'hile his program th~t the H . L. Barnum, Don Dickerman. J ean Linsenbard, tor Nathalie Michau , ~ "rHour K-.. -•. 0 .~ ... ::_~._:1 Ebe.II club cancelled a benefit pl.ay -they are the HOME·HUNTING committee. lf its small. they'll en· ---· ..,.... __. ... ~,'-'C large,-i! its big, they'll FILL IT! ... ~ ! re\'1.('W by 1\lrs. Larry Johns which "Different from ... others present at this special meeting were 1'\·lary Price, Loretta. j Newport Souvenir :_: .w,~eru·n'og. ha\'e been on the same Other Reducing Director. Georgie Taylor, and Donn Hall.
_ -Methods" ... answering ? ? ? about joining: ANY ofi the above "iii take
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i and Gift Shop i Th• next regu1Ar meeting of the ~ /(i 141 · your five bucks and give you • member>hip ucket to thi' Barrel of i ~ P-T . A. v.ill be t\fonday, April 21 (/ 'll!J () Fun! The SSS are little enough for opening e~nses.-SO:O.fE one I 2 102
Oaeaa Frvei ! with installation or new officen. ~ .. lnc~e'S should up and DADDY this deal with a COUPLET) of GRAND! ... ~~~~~===~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~-~iiiiiiiiiii . OR n:s, I FORGOT ro MEN O N' .
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• 111li1r.-:11DGtO ••• Cozette Knox, lovely Harbor P layer,-dili.ing with hubby and
I friends at the P ond Lill>' table.-was wearing the NINTii NEW
ST_ART NOW TO LOSE THOSE BUMPS AND BULGES • < S 7 e REDUCE ~~~·i.:r~eh~;~.;:;~a ~ ~~1~/~.~;\'c;'ut;A.~ -• RELAX ,. THAT MANY PARTS in ANY show by just uS!ngjlier cute little tricltl
by the lamous "GYRO-LATOR" Treatments -\ w1~.~=t~S.::::;~&~ung.-wascelebh.w,gher OOG-bite! ·
• No n. __ P•~ , .,.. 10 • KEEP I ' ... WHY are viscous clop allowed on the l~ ?-when they are =•""' -0 ....,ti llencler' firm THATwaytheyNEVERseemtorecoplzeNICEiPEOPLE!
o .Ell.INC OR UMPI NG •• • rounded COlltours. Here ii a way to celebrating her DeW'·Ba.y &: Surf Beauty Sa.Jc*i . . where she will gar-• N J Tu 'I C OI Ellery _,,.,, '. •• and Mary Price,~ Player, and ~r Oil the Board, was
• No DlsaOBING, No Exucse _ .. ···-· s rebuild vitality, encouraae good poobme, fll#. nlsh & glorify you into a Goddess of Glamour! ... ..... rt!1ax tenoe -t-up tired mus-•.. and you SHOULD have aeen Gonion Shotz with his SAILING e J uST Rl!LAX -Rnults Guaran1<<d1 ttf des while you achieve that u-. SIRENS! • . . • , I
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