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T· 01' LI011'1'8. At the.risk
al. getting my ears bopped
down, going to make a sug-
&'l!Stioo on the Tournament
al. Ugbts that aeveral civic boostePs agree Is good thea-
ter. Why not include com-
IDl!rdal floats In the line-up
u was done some years ago!
Hundieds ol local citizens were dellghted with the col-
Cllful amiy ol the more spec-
tao!lar craft which enlivened
the procession. Of course,
one understands and appre-
ciates Founder Joe Beelc's
thousdit ol having the fiesta
• for the kids, which was swell
during the old days when
Balboa Island was a dreamy
Cape Cod and Newport Bay
a lazy vista of small boats
and sails. · In fact the harbor
has progressed a long way
from those yestenjays into a
teeming resort with thous-
ands of people and vessels
and by the same token our
annual water fiesta could
dress-parade its efforts in
. keeping With our city of to-
day, while the youngsters
could have their period of
joy in the afternoon!
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Christian's Hut. Back in
the late twenties a group of
citizens, headed by the late J .
P. Greeley, secured a block
of bay frontage between Cy-
press and Fernando, Balboa.
In order to buy the property,
which included, among other
houses, the handsome home
of aara Kimball Young, of
the silent screen. gold notes
were issued and many citi-
:zens subscribed, the idea be-
ing to give Balboa a beach
club, a popular idea which
was then sweeping Southern
California But the project
fell on depression years and
John A. Han-ey, Santa Ana
attorney and one of the pro-
moters, decided to buy up
' the lots and erect ar\ own-
your-home apartment block.
But the 1065 of his son
proved too great a handicap
and about a year ago he, as
president, and Ross Greeley,
secretary of the Newport
Harbor Corporation, decided
to sell; with the result that
Art LaShelle, operator of
Christian's Hut. has gone
Into escrow on the deal for
$130,000. And now all the
holders of gold notes will get
their money back, a most
IDlUSUal procedure in a civic
venture.
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Oom to Anbla. Miss Rita
Troolpeter, who lives with
her mother, a checker at
Costa Mesa Safeway, is
bound for Saudi, Arabia
where she will be a nurse on
the huge American oil drill-
ing project, operated by an
affiliate of Standard Oil. The
young woman was trained at
St. Vincents, Los Angeles
and left last week with two
other nurses, Kitty Herring
and Pat Carruthers, where
they must stay for two
·years.• It will prove a novel
and Interesting experience.
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Old Adv. Fund. Lew Wal-
lace told us at a C. of C.
meeting that the city council
bad reduced the advertising
fund from ten cents to seven
ci!nts. As I recall the people
qbuilly voted 15 cents,
tllel> a ff!W years later re-
4'1Ced this to ten cents, but
there Is nothing on the books
to show why the council
lbollld arbitrarily chop the
amount down. At a time
when Newport Harbor · Is sr o w I 11 g by leaps and
bounds, the city should
mme than ever, spend funds
to attract thousands more to
... dool's, with resultant in-
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VOLIDl:S xxx1x 008TA llESA, CALIFOB.NJA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1N1
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Fire Destroys Fishing Boat Off ~ I I Shark Island . , I .
Begin Work
On New Qty
Hall Building
Ground was broken for the new
city hall building at 32nd atreet
and West Central avenue, New-
port Beach at 10:15 o'clock Mon-
day morning. )
Mayor O. B. Reed lifted the flnt
spadeful of earth as S<X>res of In-
terested persons looked on.
Alter that the big steam shovel
of the E . A. Kaiser company start-
ed the excavation work under the
supervision of Lester Patch of
Newport Heights. project superin-
ten,i!ent for the Kaiser company.
'four Head
For Hawaii
By MAJlY McDEBMOTr
Ncw.-nmes. Special Writer
A leisurely voyage through
tropic .seas, trade -di filling the
sails, and the course set for Hono-
lulu-here la a tonic for routine. ·
The crew of the 34-foot yawl,
Typee, embarked on just such an
adventure last Sunday. The trim
little boat slid out of her slip
at Lido anchorage at 1 p.m with
Sltipper Lyle Alle n at the wheel.
His wife, Jeanette; lQ..year.ald
son, Jimmy; and 17.year-old
Randy Randal of Laguna, waved 'Ill~•
cheerily as the Typee threaded her
way through the nautical traffic.
Long ·Beach
Man B~rned
Leaving Boat
, Fire of unknowi;1 origin leveled'
the "Emma," a 23.foot commercfat
fishing boat off Shark Island on.
Monday night.
Ditvid P . DeLeon of 4532 White-
wood avenue, Long Beach, owner
and skipper of the craft and bis
father, Jack E . DeLeon, also or
the Long Beach address, escaped
serious in juries when they left ~
blazing boat just before the bu-
tane tank exploded in mid~
nel. '
E . A. Kaiser , president of the
Kaiser Construction company, told
Mayor Reed that his company .
would complete the job in six
She was escorted by Neal Beck-
ner's cruiser, where camera shut7
ters clicked in rapid &ureession .
When the ocean-going sailboat
rounded the point at the bay e n-
trance, her sails billowed, her bow
cleaved the choppy water and the
photographer took a last shot as
the Typce headed westward, bound
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Jack DeLeon was badJy burned
as he left the craft along with ma
son in a dinghy which was anch-
ored alongside to rescue them and
take them to the Malibu Yacht
basin, where the elder Del.eon was
given first aid treatment.
months.
Those attending the cer emonies
were:
1.-tayor Reed. Councilmen Bob
Allen, L. L. Isbell. 0 . Z. Robert-
son. ~lason Siler; City Engineer
J. B. Webb, Qty Treasurer J . A.
for Hawaii.
The skipper calculates 23 days
afloat, an average of 100 miles per
day. He expects smooth sailing
after hitting the trade winds. The
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A crew boat from the Newport
Harbormast er's off.ice and a cut-
ter from the Newport Harbor Sta·
tion of the Coast Guard threw
carbon·lct bombs aboard the flam-
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French Airmen
Fined for Low
Flying Over Isle
Two French aviators were fined
$100 each for flying low over Bal·
boa Island last Thumlay after-
noon.
In city court they gave their
names as Jean Vignau, 31, and
Pierre Bes.set, both French citi·
zens, who are staying at the H otel
Oban, 6364 Yucca street, Houy.
wood
They reported that the plane.
red and yellow in color, was a
Piper craft and was rented from
the Grand Central terminal in
Glenc\ale. There it was learned
the plane is owned by Myron J ,
Faus of 61 East Jose avenue. Bur-
bank.
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World's Heavyweight
Champ Will Referee
County Arena Bouts
World's heavyweight boxing
champion Joe Louis, known far
and wide as the Brown Bomber,
wilJ r eferee a series of bouts at
the Orange County arena on the
outskirts of Santa Ana on Thurs·
day night.
Louis, who is almost as good a
golfer as he is a packer of heavy
knockout drops, is expected to
play 36 holes of golf on one of
the county campuses before taking
to the Santa Ana ring.
When the Brown Bomber ap.
peared in San Diego recently for
refereeing a series of exhibition
matches there, he was noticeably
overweight-at 215 popnds. That
is above his normal fighting
poundage.
SANDER STOLEN
Theft of a sander valued at $100
was reported by the Frederick
Yacht company of 1215 Coast
highway, Corona del Mar, to the
Newport police department. The
sander was taken from the pilot
hoose ot Miss Leisure Sometime.
Iowa Picnic Date
The 27th annual Decatur county,
Iowa picnic will be held June 22 at
the picnic grounds of McArthur
park, formerly Westlake, in Loa
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Motorcyclist Chases
Alleged Hit-Runner;
Punches Him on Chin
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Allens have one d .. p water cruise. -I Max R. J .. rdan from S.an Franclsco to San Diego, V
to their credit. They are mem· D"ed • A ti LEON MOS BY OF LYNWOOD show• the SO-pound yellowtall bers of the Bluewater Cruising ROE FLETCHER OF SANTA ANA sho"·· the SO.pound white sea I ID c on,
"·hJch he hooked "·hJle sa111nir wtth the S port K..La1 at Saa Clemente club and the Northwestern Yacht ban "·hJch he cauirht from 1the end of Balboa pier at BalboL War Dept. Says ~''-'""~•~~~~~~~~~~~~--S~~po_r_tf_is~h~in~g:.:.Ass=:."~·~ph::::.:o~to~.~c-l_ub~o-f_S_a_n_D_i_•g~o~.~~~~~~~-~~~~~~--L'-__:-S:::::::~P<>~r~t~fi:sh:i:ng~As::;:::soc::;:i:ati~·on:::,~P:h~ot~o~.-I
Lt. Max R. Jordan, son of Mrs. Business Growth
Amazes Visitor
A visitor in town this wee.k was
Ralph Cranun of Fitchburg, Mass.,
now an advertising man in Texas,
who is visitin& relatives in Arcadia
and drove down to Newix>rt Beach
!or the day.
Cramm was here for three
months only a year an a hall 8&'0
on the U. S. S. Hale and became
quite familiar with the city.
On his return he was amazed at
the changes, finding solid blocks
of .buildings where none had been
be(ore.
On Coast highway in particular,
he found himself completely 106t,
and he even had difficulty in find·
ing the former anchorage ol the
Hale, so filled with boats is the
harbor.
Many service men who were in
Southern Calltomia hope to come
back here, Cramm stated, and he
fully expects that some day this
part of the .state will be one mam.
moth city.
S. A. Sweepstakes
On Huntington Oval
A 78-lap speedfest called the
Santa Ana Sweepstakes is sched-
uled for Friday night with the
California Roadster association
cars and pilots stonning the Hunt·
ington BeaCh Speedw"ay track at
8 :15 p . m. a vie officials will be euests of
Bob Ware and Harold Mathewson
and a Santa Ana girl will reign as
queen. Qualifying spins get the
signal at 6 :15 P-m.
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GROUND 18 BROKEN FOR NEWI'ORT BEACH CITY HALL BUILDING-Watebinc Mayor O. B.
Reed (em .. ,.. rich& !orepound) lift the lln& llpadeful of ...-th ""'· left to rlpt: Polleo Chief R. R.
Hoclcld-a, St""'& Superla-t loba Oowert, City Enclneer l. B. Webb, Chief BulldJnc Jn1pector
A. M. Nel•n. CoancU111&11. Muon Sllen. Barry Welch, wretary of the chunher of .commeree; Coan-
cllman Bob Allea, llarbormuter RwelJ Cnlc, Oty Treuu:rer 1. A. Gant, OtJr Administrator John J,
S.Uon; Vlneent Heal7, Tom W. Beadenon, Ooancllman L L llbeU, PoR.muter H. F. Kenny, E . A.
Kaber, A. M. NevUle and l'Toject SUperla-t Lester PatdL The Ille -lbovel o! the Kaber
comp&D.J UM In Ute ~ -News·Times photo by Kent Hitchcock.
Mesans Launch
'Duchess' Here
Grau Fires Cause
Considerable Damage
In Corona del Mar
Bldg. Valuation
Hits $328,000
Kin of Balboan
Passes, Aged 80
Josephine Jordan Campbell or
Santa Ana and the late Russell R.
Jordan of Fairland. Okla., former
Newport Beach residents, has been
listed as killed in action, accordinc Mrs. Harriett Van Winkle Huff, to information released last week
86, widow of the late n,r .. ~elvin by the offices of the adjutant gen-s. Huff, well known phys1c1an of eral and quartermaster general in
Corona and Long Beach and Washington, D . c.
grandmother of Roswell P . Huff Lt. Jordan was with the 713th
Jr. of Balboa, di~d J\,tne 12 in a Bomb squadron based in England
Long Beach hospital. and was listed as missing when his.
She was born in Lyons, New B-24 Liberator did not return oo
York and, came with her husband Dec. 31, 1943 from a bombing.
to California in 1890, Jocating in mission on La Rochelle La.Jew air-
Rivenide. Three years Jeter they field, France.
moved to Corona, where they .J.ived His body and that of five of his
for nearly 25 years before going crew members was :recently founcl
to Long Beach in 1912 to make-and buried in the U. S. Military
their home. cemetery at Olampigneul, France.
She was a member of St. John Four other members of his crew
the BBJ>tist Episcopal church at are still listed as missing in action.
Corona and was active in parish He was posthwnously awarded the
work. Purple Heart a nd Presidential ci-
More Cash Needed
For Cancer Fight,
Says Mrs. Grace
tation.
Lt. Jordan received: all of his
elementaJi' and high school educa-
tion in local schools and attended
Fullerton district· and Santa Ana
Junior colleges. He had also been
employed at Reed's ice plant and
The announcement to the press service station.
that individual donations to the His only brother, Lt, Patrick &.
National cancer fund, throughout Jordan was killed Sept. 16, 19'13
the Harbor area had amounted to while doing aerial gunnery instrac-
only $336, came ~ a distinct shock tion at Ft. Meyers, Fia. Lt. Pa~
to many. rick Jordan was married and his
According to Mrs. Victor Grace, widow, Beth A. Jordan, liVIS at
aside from the $1114 oontribu ted 202 Santa aara st.reet, Santa Ana
by the Assistance league, and the with their son, David Paul
$300 donated by the Thrift Shop.
only the above $336 was collected Eight New Homes
otherwise. W'J J B E t d ' Since the battle against cancer I e rec 8 In
The 42-foot live bait charier Fin! crews from Orange, Costa Permits issued during the first is an unceasing one, it has been Costa Mesa Area.
boat Duthess dropped into the Mesa and Newport Beach brought 15 days of June in Newport Beach decided to continue the campe.lgn
waters of Newport Bay Thursday under control a grass fire that reached a ''aluatio f $328 435 for a while longer. According to SANTA ANA (Tuesday)--CJr.;-
Alfred Gl'bson Enters morning at Seacratt. Owned by burned · n ° · ' Mrs. Grace, if everyone in the area ange County Building department · approximately a half acre which w35 an advance of $60.200 turned in a dollar the Harbor reported Monday that' Sl,300,000 '
I E h Jack 1bompgon and Joe Lammer-of land on the lrvtne ranch along since June 11 whe~ the last report would quickly fulfill its quota, worth of new conStruction wu . nsurance XC ange sen of JOll ·Broadway, Costa Mesa, Heliotrope avenue just north of was made by Otie! Building In-All funds will go toward building ·done in the county since the first
Alfred E. Gibson of 314 Coral the twin·screwed Duchess will Corona del Mar Saturday after-Spector A. M. Nelson. the $2-million cancer clinic in Los of the year. operate from Hirsch's Beacon noon, the state division of forestry Six h · cl dee! avenue, Balboa Island, hu resign-LandJng. office. in Orange reported today , ne~ omes were 111 u in Angeles. Anyone wishing to con· Permits issued Monday includ-
ed from the ~erick Yacht Cute little Barbara Lammenen The blaze wu said to have ~ the permits issued since June 11 tribute may do so by mailing their ed the following new buildings for
company, effecuve June 15, to christened the boat with the tradi· caused by buminc trash. and one of these will be used for donation to Mrs. Grace at 421 AJ-Costa Mesa: ~ue his own ~eneral and marine tional bottle and got slightly Part ot a car
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and 8 garage both business and resldentiR.l pur. varac;to Place, Balboa. Anything Charles Boster, ~o homes OD''
Jnsurance business on Balboa hl· drenched. The Duchess wu built owned by D. Summerville af Har· [>08eS. will be ~elcomed from a dime to 1312 Sasiballa St., $7'700 ; Richardt.
and bor boulevard th ot r .. -a__ Jesse L. Overby of 326 Holly a four·flgUl'e check. Jones, home at 23152 Santa Ana"
Mr. Gibson, who alao holds a at Coota Mesa. Grow bouleva'nt ':.n...i Sa; street, Laguna Beach, tiled plans Ave., S3:!00; Bert Morrla Jr., bmne ·
1tate licenoe for ship ~ yacht momtng before Garden Grove Vol-for the ~ ot a one-story Point Mugu Opened · at 1292 Palmer. SL, $5650; Frank;
brokerage·bu been a sailboat en-Catching Striped Bau unteer fire deportment ,... called dwelling at 610 Acacia street, Skinner, home at ~1182 Vlctorir
thusiast here tor 18 montha. He With Net Ruled Out and put out the blue. causec1 by Corona del Mar, to coat s10,ooo. For 3-Day Fishing St., $3520; Mary Cllesel>rq, home
came here from Paciflc Palisade< a faulty !pitlon system ..In the F. L. Bean of 300 Hazel drive at 1281 Cabrlllo SL,, $4!508; Floyd
and during War 11 be wu chief As Gov. Signs Bill auto, the !Ire was cbed<ed before Corona del Mar, tiled plans f~ The Navy's .full-time occupation Marsh, home at 22922 Or~
production engineer for the it enveloped the praae « lpf'e8d the oonstniction of 8 one--atory of the Point Mugu area. where Ave., ~; J . B. Green. home at
Howard Huct>es Aircraft Cup. SACRAMENTO. -C<lmmerdal to the ad)olnlnc houoe. n.mqoe -at 621 Marigold avenue, guided mlulles firing is conducted, 1910 Harbor Blvd, $7000; L. C.
fiaherm<n must return to the wu estimated at S311()_ Corona de! Mar, at a coat of SlO,-will be reduced to Tuesdays, Beebe, garage at 23612 Ne.,pcrt Cowbo~Artist Gives waten striped baa caucht in neu Small _.. 11reo were reported ooo. Wednesdayw and Thuraclays from Blvd, $4()()().
Motoristll pau•ng alone Eut T JL Be _L 81 a rft\llt of a bill liped by Gov-at Coot.a Meaa, Con!na del Mar George F. Hamrick of 514 Mari-12:30 to 5 p.m. to permit more 1
Central avenue, Balboa. at 12:31 a K in guna em ernor Warren. and ,west Anaheim over the --cold aW'l!ue, Corona de! Mar, !lied fi&hing In the area. advices from 1
~ ~ . ......., treated to a LAGUNA BEACH <~l-•• ~by"';;~ and~ 1:: :;k the tor .. try divillon ottlce plans tor the buD.ding of a one-the 11th Naval district headquart-Nurses Adee/ #o
Pollee reported the -tt<r u Jack U!Mkloy of Balboa, the -n-Jc;,.T-. story duplex residence at 421 en stau.d today. Regider lor
follows: known wwboy artist. pw a lee-AB ~ Boru. lrlcnMlu tba pow~ Marigold avenue, at a coa,t ot The arrancement fo~owed sro-E ane ot a croup ot motoreyda tutt before the Lquna lfm'• club .,. ...... •:= ~ io ..... , y Olltll BelleMci 110,000. tau by fishermen &galnlt virtual mergency Diiiy --.
travellns west on Central avenue ln the Women's cl•!Nx>wJe here = 1~,,.,. ~--=·= E. J. Primm of 15'6'1 .Soutbwest-clmfnc Md lp01'tl fishermen · I -
at 9th •tr.et. Balboa, .... -Monday nlcbt. Hla --a<&..._, .................. Dro_.. He•e em avenue, Gardena, will build"" qalnst virtual clooing o! a wide la ... .,-···-.. k. by a station -wbldl did _...,,ponied by caricatures from =• -u or ..,_ WIR:U 1' addition to a ctftDJnc and make atta off the poinL Now craft need """'-!& f• ._ •-• t9
not stop. . tit~. About 80 penona 1ftft ..,_. llB um Po.en. penUtUq w1a repairs on his Corona del Mar not clear the area unlea warned set la &o9da ~ a -..
Many Twombly ot 208 ~ mt. :'tC::-fo ~~~.::..:a=.; Don Oliver, 24. of 2ll8 Jlicbon ftSiclimoe at a COit al Sl0,000. by a ''polyplane'' voice from the ... •a lild te tin 1 1 fll ·,
street. Whittler, motorqldlot. d~ ~ -a --t. Arllnstaa. la beil!v.d to F. C. Andreoen of 400 !'lorth air. &IN> .... _17 sin ,..., .....
notina that the mtlon --Household '"'ood Stol .,.._ to": ., .. -.::r.::;s_ have dl-•oed off the main -. H,..ison avenue, Papdens, tiled . ... -•• •• ou
•tnic1< the eyc1o of Delbert i.,i. "" s en to --I" ........ --· of c.nma del 11.ar p1ano tor the enct1an of a one-MARTIAN FINED $100 -"' ,., .. ,,,,I _ ... Mannine ot · '10I West CMnD"* &eo.aal ttwqjend doUus worth :=:" _:-!'-.! ~ '-=.--:; ' Sunday after-atcxy brick boUle at 124 36th x ... -2"--~ W-, tm
!ltree!, Wlilttler --of fumlture and --..__ -. stre.t, NewjXat BNch, at a coot Wat NEWJMI BNch police Woo& 0..-M , I ~ ...
When be ouZs tuo1L tbt ltatka weft' stGleD tram a -... at 211 o1.8 ir.._-.. tr =, 1 .<;:: C:. 9!!!!z Illa brother, Cbde. rePrted to ~ llOOO. station on a cl:tarp r1 drunk driv· ter ...._. -. ~ -..
._ 'l'Wwllllt, -batla -..-IT.-.-,· Newpo~t to ,:;..:,,.fl-Mt,_, 'Ii:: pollcetbotbeiat...,blola-lloir --of '100 .Carnatlml mc on ~. HiJdoon HID w, ·u , ·~j ot -
bldll.-ltllllnmodaa.1_.... -the-llrio.o.or-':. ..... ·-'!-IWliianhis .n the bNdi at 2:JO uw, em.ma •. del Mar, tiled lfcKft, t2, of 433 Dohl!a ._ IMF ••ah••••• Pb '"''<~ .!B:..'e,ft a1 ;:.:,~to' the Ne.;port ..:::-... "~'tif '!:.=pm: t1at.r:.;-•-·c =~°b.:.:""'..:'.t!;: ~ .,.,.:1~~imclauDQ>n!: ::s::t =..--
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llnt •tomlc bomb -~ trdt. U per oont al Wulllnstoa, llJ' llDWAU ClLU'l'01'
l'llOJOB: ~Wi'OW& 11 -11 ' in New Mexico 1be ldentlata wee D. C., and 0.9 per ""1t of Newl'------------,,------------JI
• 7 a t I~ Ta11tv ... nm...,~ Volmae XXXIX 1n Ytty .mcxa dllql'ft'IDftllt u York .. It ll forecut that. deaths A•MJNO 80VTB AIUiBIOA. might otberwiae be attained. And to juot what the rftults would be. would be proportionately ieA than 'I'h<re are a eood many Wull-In th• tone run, low atandUds In ~~Into "f.J,-=. =~ lf; :;:,/:Jl:.": County; One phyadat ot atandlnc wu of In J_..... cltlea. due to auporlor lngton oblerven who believe that COVttrln)ellt add up to trouble for
' · -the ""'91on that It mleht wry well Am«tcan buildinc co,.tructlon. the Admlnlatr.a!on'a declaloa to everybody.
Dltend u Second-Clua matter at the Poatonlce !n N-t Beach. start a chain f'ffCtlon which An underwater bunt In the har-arm South American countriea la GAS SHORTAGE cantomla. under the Act of March 3, 1897 would literally destroy the earth. bor of New York, the forecasts co colnc to do more ~ce than
Publlaher Later, when the bomb wu med ~n. would cause few immediate good. Thia, of COUf¥, was the ~ recent announcement that ~ ~TER • , • • Editor ror military purpoHS in Htroeh.lma deaths. But . radiation sickness contentlon of Sprullle Braden, for· Amenca ls facing a guollne 1hort-W f DIXON _ _ . • • • • • • A~ Manacer and Nagasaki, very little w at would soon klll people In the path mer American iombuaador to the age came not oniY aa a •Ul'J."'lae PriDtina Plant, 3011 w. c:entral Avenue, Newport Beach, California known u to its pcutble effect on of the ipray. SfreeU and build-<Argentine . and recenUy-restKrted but as a considerable •.hock. Ever :..:.=:.::=,.:.c.=:...:.:..----:-.:--::::.-:----=--=---:--::---;-human and plant life. Thia lirnor-Ines touched by the spray mlgllt Assistant Secretary ot State. It since V-J Day the public has been Of&ial Paper of the City of Newport Beach ance WU partially dissipated by ~ radioactive for yesn, and la pointed out that arms sent to under the Impression that there
• A. Del••'·H· Leal 1-Utatlca for Oftl' IT Ywe studies of the results ln Japan cOu1d. be Uled only for ftr)' brief South · '.America 'will 'probably WU an ample supply. While it ii
-made after the war. Tbm· came perioda at time. The alJe of the strengthen the military cUque9 not likely that. lf any ratlonina at
the Blkinl tests, which were de-area thus made unfit for ordliiary which exist In almost every COUD· all becomes necessary, it will be
slaned to clear up many a point !Jle would, of course, be determin-try down there, and t.h1I will work anything like the wartime restric-
whlch aWl puuled the experts. ed by the extent o( the spray of to the detriment of the moderate tlons, the very mention of;a guo-L EDITORIAL
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Llttle by little, facta ahowtng contaminated water. elements. It 11 also aald that ~ line shortage Ca\llel conaJderable just What the atomic bomb can Summing ~ the aclentlffc view valry and jealousy between cowi-concern, ~ally here tn the and-cannot~ lta present form seerT11 to be that the atomic bomb tries will be intensified over the West since our whole economy ls -------------------~~~~--have been made available. This ls the ma.t terrible weapon yet proportion of anna aent to ea4'1 &eared to motor transportation. In Information ls the· result of the devised by man-but that, ao far nation. Arguments on the other California more peno115 probably moat caretul and thorough re-at leut, there ii nothing to ln-side seem to be mainly that stand· depend on getting to and from
search, much of which. wu made dJcate that lt could wholly or even ardiz.atlon of arms in the Western their jobs by motor vehicles than for the U. S. Atomic Ener"KY Com-largely destroy life on tb.ia planet. Hemisphere will be of great value ln any other state. Freight trans-
Inability of Newport Beach authorities to either mluion which la atartlnc the However, It must be remembered to us In case of another war and pm"tatlon la also largely a matter 'th I · d' th st te coloual Job of developing aome that the bomb la very much In that by supplying munltl~ our of rubber borne carriers with two-cope W1 Or essen exceSSIVe Spee IIll!' Oil · e a kind of a plan for control and uae its Infancy It has extremely low I n will be I thirds of all Intrastate tonnage
hi h 'th• th nf" f th 9 w I' '•-· n uence more strong Y 1g way Wl m e co mes 0 e c1 .. ,, Iml...:t was of atomic energy in all poulble efficiency-much less than one per felt and arms traffic with other moving by for--hire trucks. Trucks
-admitted during a recent discussion Whtch came be-forms. In a recent lasue, the cent of the mau actually explodes, nations will largely be prevented. handle about 20 mlUlon Iona of
fore the city council. The discussion centered around United States Newt carried an ex-and all !he reat ii harmlessly dis-But sending arms to Colonel Juan· highly perishable farm crops each
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cellent summlng up of the ma-slpated. If means are ever found Peron in Areentina just doesn't year-crops which must be har· a proposal made b>' the ewport ar r hamber terlal which has ao far been made whereby th• entire mua can be jlive us a hllppy feeling vested and rushed to the canneries
of Commerce that city officials authorize the install&-public. exploded, the effects of a single · and markets In a matter of hours.
ti f saf d to te t !if d rty First of all, the theory that the bomb may be multiplied hundreds TWO OF A JUND In abort, motorized transl>O"fi,tion Oil 0 eguar S -pro C ~ an pr!>pe on bomb could totally destroy great of thousands of times. Thus, lhl' The reaglnation of Mayor ''!Jam-Is the very life blood of California.
Better Protection Sought
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EJS.HOlll & GILVAI
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FIRE l!lQVIPDNT
PAINT AND REiJjA IR· NOW
We ha~ the materials and
~ to.do the work.
. KfNNY WOLF,
Pain~ Superintendent
JOijN AHlSI'ROM
Supt. Cabinet Shop Du~h Heacock
Contractors' Rental
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' the treacherous roadway. Some time previously the centers of papulatlo~r that a present bombs may simply be the the-law'' Hacue of Jersey Qty and Hence, anything that threatens to
. Newport Harbor Business Association h a d asked •er I e • of strategically -plaC'ed forerunners of Infinitely more the virtual confirmation of the limit Its normal activities la of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ members of the city Jeai~Jative body to initiate meas-bombs could virtually eliminate P:"werful Instruments of destruc-Jail sentence of Mayor Cllrley of grave concern to us. We hope that f
, "!>........ . · • the United States as a s'trona: tion -preci.Rly u the Wright'• Boston by the U. S. Supreme the guollne problem wU1 be solved ~ WhlCh WOuld have a tendency to stop motorists and functioning nation-la n O t crude and toy-like illrplane WU Court, broUCht into the limelight Very SOOn. .
from making a dangerous Speedway OUt Of the thor-supported by the scientists. Deaths the forerunner of the great air-once again two men who have "81LEN'r' PLANE oughfare at Hiroshima mootty occurred craft of today. long helped to ctve American poll-. . · -within a radius of l ,000 yards from ·There are atomic physicists-tics a bad name. Hague has often Persons ll~ng near a":"P<>rts may After Herbert F1. Kenny, Balboa. postmaster, who the center of the blast. Practical-some of them at the very top of been assailed for the high handed find the familiar ear-splitting roar
is president of the Newport Harbor Chamber sug-ly no deaths occurred outside an their profeulon-who believe that, manner In which he has virtually of the planes missing In the not-
ested that the city should· install traffic Si al 'ii hts area of 3.1 square mlles. And. in time, atomic ~er may be de-ruled New Jersey ·for three dee-to-distant future. Aeronautical en-g · · · ~ g Within that area, about half of veloped to where 1t could eftec-ades. Curley hu been in trouble ginef!n at Langley Field, Va., re-at two P<?lnts along ~he highway, it was pomted out the people survived, and virtually tively eliminate animal and per-with the law on several occasions. port the .development of a plane
by counc1lmen that since the stretch of road belongs all of these have completely re-haps plant Ille from whole sec-Whlle there have been many rea-with ~ five-blaf~ propeller and to the state the city must first obtain permission of covered from Injuries and Illness lions of the world. But, apparently, sons to criticize the conduct of ~ en n1e ~u er that reduces
th st t h. 'h d tm • II h ff' sustained. However, the bomb dJd it Is far from that peak of lethal these men ln office, the real crttl-, e usua noise to a comparative e a e tg way epar ent to 1nsta SUC a tra IC kill 80 000 people at Hiroshima-efficiency now. cism should be directed at their whisper. But If things get too quiet li~ht system, and since the road under question is by bl~t. by radiation, and by fire constituents who h•ve returned how are the nearby residents, who
Jack's Equipment Rental
Contractors' _F.qaiifDeDt
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Phone Beacon s•os-w
17th and Santa Ana Ave. I Costa Mesa I
within the confines of Newport Beach it was ob-and drowning. ~ them to omce time atter tlm• In ::'e 'f°°me tacc~tomed to the
served that the cit naturally must pay' the cost of Stories to the effect that :11• ~ Musically Speaking l spite of their conduct. Mayar Cllr-B.K ~oTng~:'P· ~~~~~ . · • Y • bomb caused permanent sterility, ley was elected at the very time · · · := setting up the 1nstallat1ons. The cost of such an elec-fatal radiation sickness and In-By KATHIJ:EN COLEMAN he was under Indictment for fraud. There should be cheers for Mr.
trical setup may be expensive but On the Other hand duced Ca ncer have not been SUS· If citizens are willing to make tndy ~erson ofh ~.i:o~a .flty •t · h b tt t d $30,00 t l'f d tained. In most cases radiation The beautiful sight presented by their choice on the basis of per-or tn ucing t .. e 1.n to l 1S ffiUC e er 0 Spen . 0 preserve l e an sickness passed in a matter of the many yachts of Ne\\')X>rt and sonality rather than character in Taxpayers Week • which runs
property than. t? hav:e both City and state run smack weeks. and the o~ly result ol the Balboa, .th e ir electing. public officials we are ~om Jun es. to l 5. We ha~e a week Into a Costly CIVIi actIOil. bomb now appearing on Japanese sails shimmer-never likely to have the high . ~ ehv.eryh t~ing else imaginable 50
-· · · d' r· · b · · h tand .:1-I wh' h 1t 1s 1g tune that the taxpayer-No taxpayer who IS a firm believer in the safety "":"vors IS ." 1gunng ut not ing in t e sum-5 "f= n gove.mment IC th f It If I • · . . serious scar ussue on faces and mer sun, bnnga e o~go en man, you Pease-of his fellowmen will protest any appropnat1on made bodies. Temporary sterility WU to mind a llOOC had his turn . Our guess is, how-
by the city of Newport Beach for the setting up of common, but diaappeared shortly. popular Just be-Mortimer School ~~~~~nth:;;~xtb;':1~ ~~;u th~ ~:,;
such safeguards. They are urgently needed and have Plant life Jn the Hiroshima blast tore the cloae of .., Oon1 & ... B&lbM &laDd collector.
be ti d d f , ' area shows some signs of abnorm-the last cen-o.-OoD. -I :===========:::; en u,rgen y nee . e or some time past. Newport ality-auch .. white leavea caused tury, ca 11 e d 'Na07 r;:::;; &rmT. 11
Beach IS no longer Just a beach town. It has outgrown by radioactivity. But the profusion White Wings. . . ll1lMMEB llCllOOL
its former self and is now a city of some 15 000 people of growth seems the same as be The • 0 n g · NOW OPEN
if ' t t f I h ' fo re. words, and mu-one IS o accep at ace va ue t e recent report of At Bikini, nearly 5,000 animals .;c of w h 1 ch Numbers Umlted. Apply Early.
the state controller who should know about SUCh we.re exposed on tarcet ships dur-were composed -.: ta. G. A. MOB'IDD:B
things. If Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach can ing the two bomb teats. The air by Banks Winter, met at first -(l'ltmolpal) ~fo~~ to spend a little money for the protection of :'i,':,!_~~:1i:~",,~i,~dl":.:U~'. ;ib~:~~e~ ~i::i~~:·1n~':fab~;1 ===:::=:::::===::::=:;::;:::::;::::==:~~=:::::=========:il
its citizenry, then surely Newport Beach can do the ity and ten per cent by blast. The received It with cotdn .... But In-, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
same. The S;t!lf-operating traffic light, such as is in underwater explosion was much atant success came when the com-
use at Huntington Beach's main cross-street should more lethal-more than 60, per poser hlm5el!, a tenor, aang It be-~---'&=ooo=. =tJNT==&NT==----]PHYSJCIANS&llUJIGr-ONS.IUl.
be -st II d . " . . ! ., cent of the animals perlahed, fore the footll&hts In 1884. The B L k , ~ a. e at some point on the Miracle Mtle . We largely by radiation. According to words breathe of faithful love. 0 0 a e e PI n g A. V. Andrews, M.D.
don t think suveys are necessary. However since the the u. s. News, "Many of these "Sall, home, as straight as an S er v i c e PHYSICIAN
city· council has recommended that the state high-died ~rom lack of prompt tr.oat-Arrow, My Yacht moots along on ...i
d , menL Surviving animals were the Crest of the Sea; Sall home OOLIN r. ~WN SUBOEON w_ay . epartme.nt ~~e the time to n,iake one of the definitely affected, and wett rest-to Sweet Mani• Darrow, 1n ~ <-11&&1 u 1 oout lllcbway. Harbor 11111 -h1glrWay traffic, c1t1zens must continue to struggle less and Irritable for a weelc or dear little home she la waiting .. ~1'<:0t ... v=:..;i;:;:.. eo ...... dol lllar
to vet across the treacherous road until that survey two. Some develo?ed leukemia. for Me". ·With Its graceful melody "::========== ·--==----==--!I • j' · h d Studies made of Sick animals It and joyous Wt In waltz time '" C 18 IIllS e • . . . Is said, have resulted In an effec-White Wlnp mlcht well be adopt'. l. 8. WBfi'ii lolm IL 0. Ohmig, 11.D. The state highway department has engineers 1n uve treatment for radiation sick-ed as the theme song for our local aw..,--.,. T.U n ,,...,... Pll11dclan .,,., Smc-
the field who are familiar with the amount of heavy ness. . yacht clubs. A hint to tenon! And :,.~ • ~ '!:'" ~ 2 • 4 7 • 8:30
traffic which travels ov~r this highway. These engi-ed:7hr:: ~~:~~':a~~~~ ~:J!:"!:i orches~:;,•P Book Item> :i"ar...:::..-m-and ::O::nt
Deers keep the home offtce up to date on all the var-what an atomic attack might do om. .--...._ ,_ -UO lll:ut 18th Stroot
ious phases of traffic control in any given area. They to United States cities. One Naca-IRVINE PAYS - --.. Costa 11-Oallfonda
know the traffic situation in Newnort Beach as II sak1-1ype bomb <a more advanced . Irvine company baa patd the ·-~~
h k . . . .. .... we type than that used on Hiroshima) City the sum of ~.78 for in-,.,_,,,.u..a.a..-....a. a;i t ey now the situations 1n any other California bursting In the air would be lethal spectlons of sewers and bulkheads ~-----------1
city .o: to.Vl'.11• ~nd t~ey are ever ready to help the over some 3.1 mites. That amounts at Bayshores during May. Armand Monaco
Gordon M. Gnmdy, 11.D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Balboa Inn Arcade mun1c1pahties, tf their requests are backed with rea-to see that J hnn Bl · T · d .&BOlll'l1!lCl' son and are sound. They have the responsibility of · 1 ° f oo_m IB smi ing again an carry-8li W. Ba7 Ave., Bal'-Office Hra.: 10-12 ...... ; 3-5 p.m.
keeping an even traffic flow from city to city as in tng a ong pole with a hne. and hook on _the end. u:s Harber nu Phone Harbor 37
this instance, from Los Angeles to San Die o o~ from so much better than scowling and prowhnjt around m sm. .....-&q, 111----------~
San Francisco to Los Angeles or vice versa~How well ~·Sil!tro!J car at all hours of the day and night. Good ._r..oo_.....,. __ .. __ N_o_u_·_~_-__, H. R. Hall, M. D.
Newport Beach authorities present their case to the 1 ing ohnny-boy ! DDTlft'8 l'll7olclu w1 lhaa-
upstate authority is important. A bad presentment of ------Hours: 2-5, by APPoln-t
facts ~n kill the ~ause. H?wever, we trust that the Why Blame Congress?
state h1ghw,ay engineers will see their way clear to . ~ant the wishes of the people of the city of Newport I~ IS .senseless to blame Congress for waste and
Beach for better protection on its deadliest highway. prodigality when the people at home who cast votes
Dr. ()bed Lucu
DBl'i'l'l8'1'
-~ W. O..lnL -Hll NEWPORT U&OH -deman~ a continuation of unnecessary spending. Con-Go'od Fi hin J hnn Bo f lb'ess Slmply represents a distillation of the voice ofll==========lll
S g, 0 Y· Y. t e people. In the lo.ng: run, the people are given wh•t ma._ o. -,,_ D.D.&
It is with regret that we l~arn of the resi ation they ask for-and it 18 the people wh_o must choose 1•1 o-t mp • .,
of ~ohn J. Bloom as a patrolman in the Newporf1Beach ~:e~~ d-11a~~rnment, whose en? ~always some -me
police department. In the estimation <?f .many c.iti-ment of 1hitited po!~~r vrlfu ~'f:ntut:!i g~vernf o-.. ... -
zens, John was a good officer and one dislikes seemg maximum freedom for all n es 0 '"=========~ a good officer leave the department. However it · · "'
wasJater good news to hear that John had purch~
a boat and was going fishing. We know of nothing
. better to spark up one's spirits than fishing. Fishing
~l!eP,S ?ne on the cheerful ~de. A policeman's life
18 difficult. So many sordid happenings make him
~ !!Our: Il's not an ideal job by any stretch of the
unagmat1on, but there must be law and order and
someone has to wield the big stick. · But we're glad
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CEMEIT WORK
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Pl1mbiag Colltractor
-SALES and SERVICE
We Specialize in .. '
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REPAIR SERVICE
'Plumbing~
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JACK AND JILL WENT UPI THE HILL
TO ,.ETCH A P'AIL DP' WATE"-
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3333 via lido, newpor beach, calif.
telephone newport beoc1h, harbor 1500
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prac cil &I.ft tor 7ean ' to cq~. We aagpst
you Come ln and. eee
the D'Um)' fine nluet1
ve to otter.
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Paradise in Balboa
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lolul Dualell, eecretar, : Maarte lltaaleJ', pr t Id• f;: Vbace 0-S-'"°• ~; ... llhnMar, left to
rtp.t, Jotm B. DaaleU, delecate to OOllllQ' ueca-live bou'd aed Al Da!1baq, T1ae Pl ',1ellt.
Planes Offered
War Veterans
Many a fledgling pilot first dis-
covered what made airplanes tick
in the 11 Link trainers offered for
-Newa.'Jbnes photo.
News· Times Society Editor
Shocks Overell Courtroom
sale to veterans by the Wu Auetl '
Administration on June 20. Des--Winifred S. Barbre, News-'nmes exasperation over her pretty rose-
crtbed as being In good condition society editor, shocked the court-colored blouae."
in spite of the tact that they were room of the Overell murder trial GLAD SHE'S BACK
used by studen't pilots, the train-when her name as one of the After reading the story by Mr.
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Wine-Soda TemptS One , ..
.NEWPORT B4L~bA .NJ:WS·Tl
'l'UJ:llDil N Collf. .r-1
Optometrist Student
Saved Youth from
Drowning Off Beach
0 1-H . t o· Robert G. Jones, Unlvenity of n 0 ays ·. California student, who is a life-
. ~de;!.ti;,:,.~ ::~e ~
Icy drinks are the first 'essential mer months aiid Dr. Ernest T.
for summer parties. Thirst is eveit Butterworth of' 3114 West Cen-
present at this sea.son so the wise tral avenue, Newport Beach, rcs-
hostess will go Into s~er with\ cued Paul Hamiltoi:i, ,~· of Upland,
a complete repertoire or coolerS from a near-drowning m the ocean
for all occuions. • off the 5700 block of Seashore
A few standard. ingredients can drive, here recently.
be varied any number of waya to ' Hamilton's cries for help were
make many dltlere.nt types and heard by the opt6~trist a n d
kinds of cold drinks. WJMs lend neighbors of the SeUhore colony
themlielves to use in scores of de-and a call was sent to the fire de-
lightful drinks that are as color-partment _rescue. squad, which re-
ful u they are refreshing. &ponded immediately. Jones and
abn Qr. Butterworth swam to Hamil-1be plest of wine coolers 11 ton's aid d .._,,_ht him to' h the claaic Wine and IOda. To make an ... ~ VU6 , s ore.
thJs drink half a glua f the wine The latter SUffered only from
-Claret, ' Burgundy, 0 Sauterne, shock, the fire department said.
Rhine Wine, Olablll or any table
wine Is poured over thrtt or lour
lee cubes In a tall glau and the
11.. Is filled with sparkling wa-
ter. Moot people prefer this drink
unsweetened. It 11 right at any
tlme--before dinner or as an
afternoon or evening refreshment.
Deaert wines 1uCh u P or t,
Muscatel and Angelica make
drlnkl that are pleasantly aweet
with the natural grape IUgar of
the wine. at:rua fndts blend well
with these wines. Both long, tall
coolers and shorter after dlnneT
drinks are made easily from these
wines.
PHOTOSTATS
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PHOTO 8VPPU18 Art I ·1 ..._ ,_
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ARTISJ' SUPPLIES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
DRAFl'ING SUPPLIES
BLlJE PRINTS
Orange Cooler is a long draught
made from equal parts of orange
juice and white Port, Tokay, Mus-
catel or Angelica Wine. A dashr~======~
Care I ·Savers
Sar,' Here
Where Savings are Safe
and Pr~fitable Too
We 1nv1L ~vlngs ancf Investm8nt Accoun1s
to be handled by mall.
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Write f~ turtber ln-
formatlop , ~ a copy
of "Fact. You Sboulil
Know." I
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AssOCtatloll
PhOllll IM ·nz 0..,. A-I..-B•flb
hould be f genuine interest prospective Jurors was called by Sutherland, Mrs. Barbre stated ~~ s~ate or cit~ controiIP.d tlf!ng the court J~ 10, according to frankly, "I did not say that I
PRIVATE ROOM FOR PARTIES schools, to amusement concession-reports appearing in Los Angeles believed that Bud and Louise are
aires or to wealthy air minded citl-ne'Wlipapers. guilty. Isa.id, ··there are too-many
of lemon juice is added for flavor
accent. Cobblers are made by
J)OUring wine---today's receipt sug-
gests Port Wirie---over crushed Ice.
A spoonful of lemon juice and a
twist of lemon peel are added and
the drink is sipped through straws.
This is a leisurely drink-Per-
fectly suited to after dinner ser-
HOME -~ • AUTO
MARINE
RADIOS REP AIRED
24-Hourl Service
zens who might want to learn fly-Henry Sutherland, start corres-minnows in the milk'."
ing 'the way the Air Corps did it. pondent ror The Loa Angeles Ex-However, Mrs. Barbre was glad
The 11 Link trainers are only amlner, r elated the incident a.s to be back at her desk in The
one item in the WAA sale of air-foll0W1 : News-Times office today, where vice. -craft component parts, which in-"While their attorneys traded her work has been piling up dur-;=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~ eludes large stocks of sextants, jabs with the prosecution George ing the time she was away in
k I it· t !Bud) Collum, looked on With Santa Ana &lld Publisher Sam D.
FUN ZO·NE
BALBOA
Now Open
~VerY Day
:~ sti!~~e~~1Te~. e:St'.es~~i::: gay good humor. Porter is glad, too, for he had to
·f· .. read proof while she was gone. fuel pump and a rect1 ter. They appeared shaken only And no one can read proof like
Aft;er Federal Agencies have once. when Mrs. Winifred S . Bar-Mrs. Barbre!
had first crack at the aircraft b N t Be ch re, ewpor a newspa~r-P . S. by Proofreader: The gent-
items June 18-19, veterans or woman, called as a prospective leman is mistaken: Mrs. Barbre is
World \Var II cah buy June 20 juror, s~ocked the courtroom by NOT glad to be back. She was
through June 24, ReconstructJon announcing from the bo.x that .she having a vacation, the sun was
Finance Corporation June 26-27. believed Bud and Lowse gwlty. shlning and she wa.s piling up state and local governments June 30 through July 1·2, non-profit in-"Bud stiffened and he gripped reportorial hay. the arms of hlJ chair. LouiSe
Port \l'l.ae Cobbler
(for one)
~ teaspoon sugar slitutions on July 3 and the gen--------
eral public July 7 "until sold.'' shifted uneasily and glanced a question at the young man. 3 ounces Port Wine
ADVERTISING COST TOLD
SAAAB Su~lus 2 teaspoons lemon iu,ice
"They are accused of beating the Will Be Sol • Twist lemon peel
girl'.1 wealthy pa.rents, Walter E. IR cracked ice It cost t h e city of Newport
Beach $1496.27 to advertise the
city during May, accord.Jng to a
repart of receipts: and disbune-
ments made by aty Treasurer J .
A. Gant to the city council.
Harbor Glass Co.
ft. ......
AUTOJllOBU,I) GI.ASS
BOAT GLASS
and Boat LeUerlng
and Beulah Overell, to death on L B. W'-.lnesday Stir together sugar, lemon juice,
their yacht in Newport Harbor .:U and wine. Fill glass with crushed
last March 15, then sinking the ice. Pour wi ne over Ice. Garnish
craft with dynamite to cov th The Douglas.·Aircraft Plant at with lemon peel. Serve wt th crime er e Long Beach wtll be the acene of straws.
· the first bid sale 'Of surplus air-1;;============;11 "Mrs. Barbre'• expression came craft component parts ln the
when Jacobs uked her whether Southern California-Arizona re--
she had formed an opinion in gion at 10 a.m. June 18, the War
the yacht murder cue. Assets Administration today an-.. 'I'm afraid I think there are nounced.
too ma~y minnows In the milk." The surplU1 agency will dispase
she replied. on a bid basis of a $1,400,000 in-
'"The courtroom hummed with ventory including valves and valve
excitement and Jacobs tried to assemblies, landing gear motors,
tum the barb with a jocular: fuel pump auemblies, motor gen-
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I x4 to Ix 12 S'4S .......... -........................... $87 .50 per M
I x4 Dry CJear D. F. Flooring ........ $150.00 per M
4/4 and 8/4 Clear Dry I
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LY. LONG BIAC.. -11115 a• * Foe cocuaeaioo with the CH181 leuing PllMde• 1:00 pm
LY. LOKG BEACH -12130 P• * P0t: .....-:doa wi .. the GllAND CANY~ ~ ~ 2:05 pm
LY. LONGl'9EACH -5145 P• * !'« mnOKrioa widlt die CALIJOANIA lDOTID leniDg Puedeno 7:30 pm
Ly. LONG BEACH -614.0 P• * ... CIDGDOCDae with tbe SVl'U. OllllP Olld .. CAnTAN ~ P.111 •• I
112S pm; oloo die scout Je.niag .Pfr deo M3 pm.
*'nil W•ico io aniloble oGly 10 pe-.gen balding INl'DSTATll lilL
'DCLBIS. Tkba rew'ing wboUJ widaia m. Scace ol Celi&waia mr :Jr
.. wd ..... -·ice. • * .. W I aneliltg froa the -oacl bolclins ..._.,. Cft""P°"'llk>e ...
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W&tch for C&fe Opening CUmberland 31466 ' ATiantic 91421
dence ... ' Mrs. Barbre retorted, as a $105,000 inventory of furni-
but Jacobs came half to his feet ture. textiles, photographic and '-============~========================~ to cut her short with: electrical and radio equipment
1 "'Just a minute. You have an from the Santa Ana Army Air
1 opinion. We challenge for cause.' base.
"Judge Atorrison excused Mrs. Both by reason ot the variety of
Barbre without letting her ex-grade-A aircraft equipment offer-
plain that she was talking about ed. and the unusual volwne of the
a story by Adele Rogers St. J ohns sale, it 'Is expected to attract
published In the Examiner last crowds of air minded buyers in
week. . the private ownership and cargo
"Miss St. Johns quoted her fa-plane categories, a.s well as re p-
mous father, the late -Earl Rog-resentalives of airline construc-
en, No. 1 Southern Cailfornia tion concerns.
criminal lawyer a.s saying that The Items offered from the
'circumstantial evidence is like a Santa Ana Army Air base inven-
minnow in the milk.' ' tory Will feature, beds, upholstered
" 'When you find one you need chain and settees, porch chairs,
not have seen it done to know pillows and mattresses, lantern
that som~ne poured water in the slide projectors, recording film.
milk,' ~en wu fond of say-photoprint ·and X-ray dryers and
ing. other surplus property formerly
"Louise had recovered by recess used at the base.
time. She greeted her cousin, No priorities of any kind are re-
Marjor!e Junequillt, and an aunt, quired to bid on the aircraft parto
Mn. George Grawberg, w1th mock or other material.
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that deliWries of new SeneJ Ga .Refrigeraain ore
inaaslng, ODd that thoy'n fairly '1ws1M1 with modern
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·0::: ~· lfll:WP&a'r BALBOA Nl:Wl-TIKS I H b I F . . A . . . \ Al Do.,,, _,SL-.. . ~· 'n1SllDA1' -1!.'t •n•,Oollf. 1-11.tMT ar or eminine ctivities on Orv m<JWI rio"'rMesoResiden# •nneu aMJ Prole111,·ono1 Women Finisli . . . . Pict•re Slides to On Woy to RecoYery
y W Ir p So • p ii Ha1bo1 Allied Aris Frl...Ji.I iot Mia Al.lae Plumer, eat it icnic at MIOfO a· 1 Phans: Harbor 13 .;.s :DI + By WIDltnKI Barbre + Rsldl!nce Phone: Harbor lS37-R ~ evenJnc. June 10 mork-536 s.ur~. :Ana avenue, New1Mt
A """'1< at San~ Parl<. S-. .a 125 poceey O<der given by LoY• 1 • 1 ed the fifth monthly meetln& •01 Hel&hla) Will be &)ad to learn llbe .::C ~ w1~ ~~.,:e .=: ~~"':"'~ =.;:: •,•.f!J ~;J'amCFhnt Ir P1 eg8gyutM!yl•Crs Becomes Bn5·ae '!_ R~beCrllr EcJg,,arS A HCewpo
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1e11 .. bol._ -the ftnal BrunJoa <who 1e11a potler7 and riv• in ew urc n ea rru · eremony at t. ""'ne s urc , • • omp etes erm ·OS Featured lli>eaktt ot the ewnJna ma1n ln•bed tor ...... 11me and wLll
ewnt of the ,...... tor Newport &luswaret """ • ceramic dlah. Betty Bonham. da\llhttt ot Mn. In St. Anne'• C&tlmlk cbllrdt, Mn. Lon!tta Kovacevlch who ND& Forum President wu Allan Dartford whole be under the care of a nune.
'Barber' Businela and Profee!mal Metal napkin holden and book Mary L. Williams, 2S5 Eut 20th Santa Ana, at 4 p.m. on Thunday, Ave Marla and On Tbll Day Oh • wu "Art From th~ Reno••= Miu \Plumer II a pioneer red-
Women I club. WI th a special ends were won by Mildred Stanley street, Coota Men, wu married June 12, -Elizabeth Margaret Beautiful Mother. . Mn. Robert E. RMI of West to the Present." Of keen lnlerftt dent of the area and ...., the -
-ewnt ~ .for early in the and Irene Mania. Friday evening, June 6 to Bernard <Pea:Y> Meyen beet.me the bride Mrs. Meyers, mother of the -central avenue completed a most to the group were the slides ahown :o ~!'1ge.ted the name of "Colt.a '!ct~:!e f=~~~ ~ur:_ ~ The local group. which has c. Cook of Orana:e. ot Robert Carl Edaar. Her couaJ.n. bridr, wore a flowered dress of 1ucceuful year u ~ident of the of famous . muterpleces of the on~f ::e i;a~~~ ~ ls Se~. Y achleved a county-wide reputation She wu the first bride to re-the Rev. Ruaell Karl of Sa~ eray crepe with white hat and Orance County Speaken f~ Dutch, French, English, Flemish, Afterndon club, aerved u ~ ~ne Morris and Sue Horvath for arranging beautltul decor•· peat vows in the new chapel of Heart pariah, Loi Anaelee, read acceaorles and Mn. Eqar, and t urned. the gavel over to the Italian, Spanish and American dent and treasurer 1 tlom at llpeC!al meetlnp baa been Newpor Harbor Lutheran church the solemn ritual of the weddJn& mother of the bridegroom, wore new president, Mn. H . G. Carlin lchooll. and aided In the ~=-t:i: ~~e ~~~ =~~ sa:. 8:5ked to take charge of decora· and Pastor Herbert C. Roth read mua. turquolR blue With plnk hat and of Anaheim, at a patio breakfast Announcement wu made that clubhouse which has recenu; been
. hetti and salad d their ett ts tioi:is for the conference of South-the double rinc ceremony. Mill Meyers, who wu elven in gloves. Each wore a corsage of at the home of Mn. E. E. Smith, art lessons wotild be available each sold
& an or em Dla:trlct to be held July 20 at The bride, who wu elven in mat'Tlqe by her coualn, J . J . Don-Ceclle Brunner roses. . Anaheim. Thursday afternoon at 1:30 p.m.
-were ereatly appreciated. Huntington Beach, It was an-muTlage by her brother·ln-law. nely of Hollywood. II the da111hter Mn. Robert Jones, sister of the Others .. ated were Mn. Smith. by Mn, R uth Peabody of Laguna f";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,
Dorothy Su.therland, club pres!-noun<ed. Kenneth Quarry, wore a dresl of of Mn. Margaret Meyrn, 1887 bridegroom, wu in charge of the vice-president; Mn. Berth Delano Beach. Meeting place of the group
-dent, told of plans for the coming . aqua blue with matching hat and Newport boulevard. C.c.ta Meta bride'• book and presiding over McO'acken of Santa Ana. secre-will be Cole's Boat Landing, to
year and announced that a ~et Ruth Gerrish, treasurer, an-she Cll'rled a bouquet of cardenlaa and the brldecroom II the soa of the two punch bowls were the tary; Mn. J . F . Guthrie of Ana-the right of the U do bridge. Mn.
ex>mmittee . had been appomted nounced that dues are now pay-and American Beauty f'ORI. Mr. and Mn. C&rl Robert Edcar, Mesdames P aul McGovern, Al helm, treasurer, and Mrs. O~to Peabody, a well known artist in
with Marguerite Way &1 chairman. able and reminded memben they Mn. Ruth Gerren wu the 1402 West Seventh street, Santa Eichler, Sparkes McClellan aad Idao of Fullerton, parliamentarian. her own right.· baa a 'tarce follow-
Ot.ief priz.e m the drawing was would be delinquent it not paid bride'• attendant and belt man wo Ana. Nelson Stafford Mra. George Wheat of Newport tng throughou.t the county. Clill-
------------· lby SepL 20· • Thom&I Kamora. Arnold Quarry -The bride. wu lovely In white The bride cut the weddln& cake, Island ttported on !'ftOlutlonl dren'1 cl ..... will be held during
Attending the plcnlc were Meta and Arthur Cook llah!A!d the atln with lace top and lace inlell which centered a table decora!A!d In pused at the 1tate convention of the summer by Diane Wakefield.
Bachman, Betty Barstad, Agnes candles and terVed as uaben. tn the long train. She wore a cor-a theme of .gold and 1ilver, with the California Federation of w~ Full informa tion about the course
BlomquiSt, Marie Ehlen, Ruth Mn. Herbert Roth ND& .. veral onet of aeed pearls from which buketl of mixed nowen and men's clubs held recently In Cor-can be obtained from Mi. Wake-
Geni.sh, Alda Gorton, Fern Hobbl, numbers accompanied by Louise fell a lone veil of allk tulle and lighted tape.rs in candelabra. onado and Mrs. C. A. Nelghbon field at 227 Grand Canal
Sue Horvath, Edythe Lippincott, Thompson, who played the wed-lace. Her bouquet was of Esther The new Mn. Edgar wore a of Anaheim and Balboa reported During the evening two pieces
Nathalie Michaud, Irene Morril, ding nutrches: Reed daislet centered with white gray suit with white acceaories as a delegate. ot Pottery made by Dr. Salvatore
Ercyl Pick, Joyce Piper, Matte Th-:? new Mn.. Cook attended orchids Md combined with Bria-when 1he and her husband left on Mrs. U1y Strain Frank present-Monaco at ·the meeting held the
Rolling, Virginia Shirley, .Allee O>sta Mesa Grammar school and tol Fairy. For a "bit of blue" their honeymoon which they ad-ed Mrs. Ross with a gift on be-previous month were raffled oft .
Slemons, Lydia Summers, Dorothy Newp:>rt Harbor Unloh Hl&h she had a tiny, hidden bow and mltted was "some place in the half of the forum. All proceeds from such things go
Sutherland, Gretha Tubbs, Mer-school. Her husband has a fender for the "aomething old " ahe car-mountaip.s." Mrs. Neigtibors will be next toward art scholarships and the
cedes Vale, Kay Vaughn, EJaine and body shop at Orance and they rted a lace . handkerchief brou1ht The bride 11 a graduate of New-hostess for the group at her home furtherif!g of art interests in the
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Weiss, Marilyn Wheeler. will make their home in that dty from Brussell, Belgium by an aunt port H~bor UnJon High achool in Balboa. The meeting will be community.
after a honeymoon at Palm of the brid~m and carried by and Is employed at the Newport a beach party and picnic to be In former meetings held by the
Springs and IdyllwUd.1 her at her own wedding. Beach dty hall. Mr. Edaar ii a held August 12. group, Mrs. Ruth Reinhold gave a
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Make Y our Own Darrell W . King bride and they made a pretty pie-lege. During the war he .. rved as Illustrating the various steps
SHELL JEWELRY And S,.gr1"cJ w,·11,·ams ture in their frockl o! pastel tat-captaln In the Anny Air corps. At Clam Sire/ls and Dill's necessary to completion of a pic-
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leta with matching hats of hone-present he II a student at the B p· Cl ture. Mrs. Tr~ie Stein, a dem-
Supplleo -- -lutnactlona • w eel in Las I' egos hair braid and ribbon. All carried Univenlity of South~m Californla. est 1pe eaners onstratlon In water colors, and VI-DEAN'S nosegays of gladious in varying The young couple ~ll make their Mrs. J . A. Chamberlain of Seal Carla Duncan, portrait painting.
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Roller Rink CoMa •-Darrell W . King of King's Land-shades. Mary, the eldest sister, home at 1617 Arlington avenue, Beach lists shells which will be ~n May Iq. Monaco took 1:J1e group
.... "'I ............ ,. • .s"'••,..s."1".--.. Ing and his bride, the former Sig-wu maid of honor She wore yel-Torrance. ( d d bl f th 1 hich htough ~ ceramic studio. "'~ &J v~1o1311At. MA ·'F"ooo !>Pf:c1Ats r1'd 'larle. w1·111··-·. returned Sat-. d Several affairs have been given oun esira e or e c ass w The meeting was concluded wi'th ;~~·-~·~-~-~·~M;•~·~· ·~·~~~-~~~~--~,~~;;;;;;;;;;;;I '" «<•.... low and carried orchl fiowera. d is making ornament! of these ef hme urday after a shOrt honeymoon Dorothy Meyers was in peach taf-recently for the bride-~o-be an beach trophies and names mussels, r res ntl.
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spent at El Rancho, Los Vegas ; feta and carried yellow glads while many were the lovely gifts which LI 1 d 1. . . ;;;===========~======== Re d S Cruz. she received Mrs Duncan Mc-sea ops, a y sippers, pismo, 1-no an anta Lorraine wore blue and her flowers . · • · razor tea and butter clams spiral
They . were married Monday, were in peach tones. Alp1n wu hostess at a. shower at and ~nail shells and fish ~es. June 9 in Los Vegas, Nev. The . her Udo Isle home with Mrs. J . . .
b 'd "t ( b b-Marilyn Faccou, nine-year-old B Loughlin and Mrs Richard Wil Other things needed m making
rdt .e wore 8 shut ho _r1own gab cousin of the bridegroom, was 11.;_·~n ass'•tm' g ~:-was a per-the ornaments are Dill's Best pipe ar 1ne to mate t e sw worn Y n 11 h nnl i I <Lt•&O>V ..., • ... ~ • I d LeP • I I the bridegroom and her corsage ower g r ' c a ng n a ong sonal shower and guests were fel-c eaners an ages a rp ane
\\•as In purple orchids. frock of white organdy. low employes at the ~lty hall. glue. The class meets at 10 a.m.
Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. James N. Hentges of Santa Ana Mrs. Fred Merker, aunt of the next Monday at the Sco~t Hut,
Wayne Kirch of Los Vegas and was best man and ushers were bridegroom, was hostess at an-15~h and Central avenue with both
the latter wore a blue suit with Robert L. J ones of Gard~n Grove, other shower and was assisted by children an~ adults welcome.
f h. &rd di brother·ln-law of the bndegroom Mrs Robert Jones Mrs Hinesly Those who \.\'lSh to work all da y corsage o w tte g e n as. . · . ' · · ·_ · h uld b · · · 1 ch Mr. King is well known as one and Billy Hinesly of Costa Mesa. of Costa Mesa entertained at an· !"! 0 ring a picnic un ·
of the pioneer operators of sports-Palms, fems, gladiolus and lilies other a nd a fourth was given at
fishing boats in the harbor area decorated the church and there the Panorama Height~ home of
and his br ide Is also well known were tall lighted candelabra at Mrs. Andrew Lykke with Mrs. R.
LIBRABY FINES R EPORTED
here. They have no pla ns for each side of the chancel. Mrs. Ed-J. Deininger assisting. Both are Dorothea Wilson, city librarian.
their fu ture residence, but at \Va rd McGuckin of Duquesne, Pa., aunts of the bridegroom. Another has handed City Treasurer J . A .
present are living at El Bayo a friend of the family, played the Who entertained was Mrs. Nelson Gant, the sum of $180.~0 for fines
Court. ,wedding marches and accompanied Stalford of Newport Heights. and rents of books during May.
Ebel/ Club Drama and A ri Sec tions Presented Newport Harbor Assistance League Breaks
nual Awaros at County Federation Meeting Grou nd lor Permanent Tlrrilt Shop
The drama and art sections of nounced. Club award in radio Turning of the first shovels of passing was lelt to be a real loss
wport Beach Ebell club, which went to Placentia Round Table earth which marks the beginning and after some study the Assist·
h e had a particularly active and club while individual prlz.es were of a new and permanent Thrift ance League, which also is or-
successtul year were given awards won by Mn. Ella Husner of Fut.' Shop at 115 22nd street waa ac-ganlzed for welfare projects, de-
a f $5 each at the installation meet-lerton and Mrs. Manson Rouse of compllshed 'I\aesday, June 10 cided to undertake the building
tng of Orange C.Ounty Federation Placentia. under auspices of the Newport of the new shop.
of Women's clubs held Friday 1n Attendance prizes were won j)y Harbor Aulstance League. The new building is being con-
Conununity Presbyterian church, the Orana:e County Speakers For-Mrs. George Yardley, league structed by George Holstein and
Laguna Beach. The art aection mn, Buena Park Woman's club apd chairman, welcomed dty officials, is expected to open in the fall.
wu also presented with a 1tate Barber Oty Woman'• club. , Assiltance League representatives
award, a beautitul picture, at the Comiq' EYeeta from other cities and special
state convention at Coronado. County board meetblgs for the guests.
Mrs. F1orence Morris, chairman coming year wUl be held in SeaJ Mayor O. B. Reed turned the
Kesel-Byers W edcJing
Solemnized in S. A. of thfl Ebell c\rama section and Beach Woman's dubhouse, Sept. tint spade of earth after the Rev.
county chairman of drama, won 12: Garden Grove Woman't club-Perry Schrock, paitor of cOrona ReceivintS guests after July 1 at
serond place in the play writing house, Nov. 14: Anaheim Ebell del Mar Community church, had their home, 270 East 18th street,
contest for her first play, Anna-club, Feb. 13 and in Huntington given the invocation. Mn. Lloyd Costa Mesa, are Mr. and Mrs.
bella Awakens. Two of her plays Beach. June 11. Chenoweth, representative of the Kenneth LaVerne Kesel, whose
were presented here, one of them The Southern district summer .Orange County Assistance League, marriage took place recently at
being repeated at Brea and one conference wU1 be held July 29-turned the second spadefull and the home of the bride's sister, Mrs.
also had a radio presentation. 30 in the U. S. Grant hotel, San Mrs. William White, vice-chair-Lawrence Sexton of Santa Ana
Mn. George Wheat of Newport Diego. man of the local group, turned the with the Rev. Ray Ragsdale per-
Island, retiring president, opened Friday's session opened with a third. forming the double ring ceremony.
the session. She was presented med.Jtation by Mrs. Percy Everett A telegram of congratulation The bride ts. the former Frances
with a handsome traveling cue of Orange and the day's thought and best wishes was r ead from Helen Byers, daughter of Mr. and
which she will use on her coming by Mn. L L. Beeman of Santa Mra. James Irvine, head of the Mrs. John o . Byers of Fullerton
trip to South America. Ana. An address by Mrs. Ed.win county league. The Rev. Robert and the bridegroom is the son of
Mn. E. H. Sm.Ith of Orange. S. Fuller, state chairman of nature Griesser of Balboa Island gave the Mr. and Mrs. Charles E . Kesel,
rustrtct vice-president, was install-study and wild life, was followed benediction. East 18th street .
ing officer. Officers seated were: by a brief ouWne of the actlvt-After the ceremony guests at-Mrs. Kesel graduated from FuJ.
Mn. August Schumacher of ties of the county federation dur-tended a tea at the Irvine home lerton Union High school, later
WAnilaliheim, president; Mrs. L L. Ing the past year by Mrs. A. L. in Corona del Mar with Mrs. attending Fullerton Junior college.
· ·ams of Orange, vice-presi-Raymond, historian. White BJ hostess. Her husband studied at Newport
dent; Mrs. D . W . 1:Jrookmeyer 0~ A musical program was present-White chiffon daisies centered Harbor Union High school and
La Habra, recording secretary· ed by Mn. Mildred Stew~. con-the long table covered in white Santa Ana Junior college. A vet-
r.trs. Conn Baker of Brea, treas-traJto, whp was accompanied by satin whe~ Mrs. Arthur Best was eran of World War n , he served
uttr, ~nd ~ Roy Helm of Bar-Mrs. Violet Case, and by Miss Le-In charge .. with Mrs. Edgar Hill five years with the Anny Air
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her City, auditor. nora Tompkins, pianist. and Mrs. Addie Haugh pouring. Forces, 18 months of that time in
Reports of the state convention Mrs. Wheat complimented her Near by stood a table with punch Europe. He is employed by the I 1~r;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:::::::;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;;::;~ h~ld last month in Coronado were ~ members thiJ week at 8 de-bowl for those who desired a cool U.S. En ·neers office at the Santa
given by Mn. Schumacher, Mn. hghtful bridge luncheon held In drink An ~ Air bale d ·
A. H. Halleck of Orange, and Mn. Green Arbor Inn, Whittier. A gar-~ng the spedaJ guest.. were her a of the Orange ~U:; ::
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Brookmeyer. den motll marked appointment.. Mrs. s. A. Meyer, Mrs. Fred Cat-teur Radio club.
Other A......., for the affair. lin and Mrs . Hermann Hilmer t
Other annual awards were an-When the bridge prizes were the former Thrttt shop committe:
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Ana, Mn. Wheat presented each the county league; Mn. H. o .
of her cuesta with a planL She In Newldrk and Mn H E w
tum w~ given a lilver compote Barnes, Anaheim; Mn.· ibrveY
by the board. Speen, Fullerton and Mn. Sam
ALL MARK
CARDS
For . . .
•Birthdays
• Anniversaries
• Speciel Occasions ..... ,,. J122 *7
Kraemer of Placentia. represent.
Ing both Anaheim and Fullerton.
Mn. Han-y Westover of Loo An·
gelet, member of the local league,
drove down fat the occuion.
'Ibo new Thrift Shop will take
tht: place of the old one, which
wu loca!A!d only a few doon aW.,.
and whlcb clooed nearly a year
a&o after aervln& the community
tor over four yean. It bad -
, nm by a joint mmmlttee of ladi<li
fnlm the Ebell club and the Par-
ent-Teecber -.!Ion, -by
Mn. E. E. Bonif!not, all ot whom
did yeoman work li:eeplnc t b e
~ -flw days. -k. Tm tbamand tlollan came In
_. the count.n ot the shop In
-f-,.._,. and all of it WU -t to aid to war relief. It bad Lm• :: v-:: l'llli-i•ill ._ P'•-u an aid to the
-·o-bat .. -· I'll .... tbo -1-tlaat dona-....., 114&1-1• .... s I t I Eh l
·~~lo to tbo A 4 A R baiPtaJ. the
N ~ a--L.. ... o--a.,.. tile New-e wpin bOilfm "'" u.s.o. 11ao ---. ... Gift •a• ea1 ••"* ot u. o.m.. D1e11w
Dll• , mpid•itlan -the ~--... -"""'tal-. 8o ..,_Nt ._ thl _.. to d'' ., ... ( .. ., a.at * ..
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C·O·M ·l ·N·G
Nine Thrilling Weeks of
Stage Productions
HOLIDAY STAGE
TUSTIN, on HIWAY IOI
OpMlas Pl..,-,_ ao -1111,y 5
NIPllJ' at l:JO
Ma'b'l!l 8atanla7 at 1:11
.MABEL GEORGE
Al.BERTSON BEEVES
-Dla.N .. _. •••a t a1 •w :aa
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llAIL OllDBM lfOW
BOfm•y ft.I.GS 'i'iJWWW
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1TM Only Safe -
Prouction Against
MOTH-HEA'J'.
FIRE -THEFT
Cold hage Vault
O.PNmll11
HAVI YOUI RIIS
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IUMMa IA1ISI
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ooera wwe .
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Automobile • Fire
Acddent • Life
roYGfen Yoe/JI Cl•i' Slllfl.W.t 'enonnel
Honors Commodore: • Enterloined hy ,,_,nl Uplon T roplty Regional MaflOfJ•t
,...,...,st.p
Star Wiii Play
S.••rStOck v,,,.......· Yed>t club !Mid a din-i. E. _.... ns1ano1 -....
ner -~ Fride7 evmlnc et fOC' s~ ---Mabel Albel1Jon. popular •tale Sam's Sea Food Spa with 100 et· tJcn.. -Ill aeouwme the Sid and radio atar. wlll ._ t1da
tendiftc. It wu a --tor -11ouoe st 331 On! •-· llUJllDlt'T ln the opening production
Commodore P . D. Vandepitt who 11o1boe JalaM f« hill -!d oum-for Hol!tky Stage, SUmmer the&·
Ill aalllnc hla Teton In the Hoao-....,. Vl!Clltlon at the -· enter-ter IP'OUP In Tuatln. She wlll be
lulu race with hill two cieulbten talned memJ)era ot 1!11 omc. per-the feminine leod ln "State of the u crew. sonne1 and their famlllea et a Union", Pulltztt l"rlzie, comedy
A feeture ol the ....W.C wu the beech puty Saturday. opening June 30.
pttaentatlon to IL C. J!amwr ol Joe Nk:ltertz. local -Mia AJberUon hu made her, !.::===========~I~ huae Upton <Iii> whlcb ": deeler, -the puty for a boat name In the theatrical world u -awarded his Anttcua u -ride al>out the bey and thla, with a writer, acttta, director and
the race at San Dies<>-Ra.._. the beeucy ot llolboe Ja!and the entertainer. She has appeared ln
ii a new member ol the Voyaa-fan ~ at 1uucbecn ..;,, In radio ahowa, the •lai< and u an
and lnaoduced all ol hlll crew swlmmll!C c:omb!ned to -entertainer for the Army ""°""
members. each ol wt.:m wu pre--enthustasttc -for the during the war years. Recent
~and Oartaet
-Wl1tten
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no ....... ,.
pelft4 BZBZ
-to J'Oll reaewed f or
ID&Q' moaU. of ..,....,,.. .....
.-. Qa.ara•· -,_..._ __ ,....
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aented with an !ncllYldual prize. commun!cy. -•tarring roles have been In "Sllnn
Members were In-ln the That block one Con! avenue and God", "'Skin of Our Teeth"•
motion picture proeram prMCnted looked like an automobll& ebow Per90nal Appearance". ·and .. Over
by Al =-wh!!:i ~ = with all the new StudeMbn ln 21". Her latest bit of cl!rect!on wu
of the cane --.-various colon al peen blue sraY the sensational production of
at the entrance to Newport ~ and tan 1ln!ns both sides ;,, the ''Ethan Frome" for the Crde
bor and of an ill-fated trip he stneL . Said Nlckertz "I neerly Players of Loo Angeles.
undertaken u aklpper ol a aalllnc cried my ._ out ...i.,;., I -.n When Mila Albertaon played ~ ~ ln;..:"! ;:! thooe n~ can and I tried to pt the role of the wriler In "Over 21"
t pe . the ownen to ao back to town ~ ahe wu being type-cut. To her e~\hcoe attending the din· bus and leevto them here but It credit are writing jobo on Phil
V!ce-O:immodore and didn't wori<. • Both he and Mn. Balcer'& radio show, her own pro-
::;,_ =e Crolby Fleet captain Nlckertz were at the puty and duct!on of "Drfa Rehearsal". and I
and Mn R M. ~Y Port C.p-~ed displaying the beauties ol the "Eight to the Bar Ranch"
taln d. Mn w E. Cnie Treu-the harbor. show for the Ar><h ewa Slsten.
and Mrs. w· J erc.b,.: Sec· When "State ot the Union", ::~an and Mr..· s.· c. ~pben LJ-'o Clu· b Court c~s opens. 11 wUJ be the nnt pertor-d Mr and Mrs George Michaud g ur mance of this famous comedy for ~Udo. Isle . Hof-' F1"rsf s~. Dance Orange County. It bu been such 0 · a "'' a tremendous success that at one
D $ 0 time there we-e three road com· FINE 25 Gay new umbrellu OYf!T the pantes presenting It lb the United
tables which circled t h e dance S Th'• th N w J. K. Redington jr. of 1141 West floor In the tlo of Udo Ille Com-tates. LI> summer, · e t
Central avenue Newport Beach, . paho vided a · a York cdmpany w1II finally have
was fined $250 ~d had his license ~o~~~r cl~~ t1nUS: or°the aeries' J a vacation when two of the road
suspended. for six months when he dan~ J be given by the "'Club shoWB take over , each for a month
was arraigned before Oty Judge Court Cats" on Saturday evenings. at a time. .
'"-.~"l"" ., .• ~ '''" . ~ .._..(. .·._. Robert Gardner on a charge of Th ck bar was open and Harold Turney, managing di·
drunk driving e sna rector has announced several 8PONSOR-Pau.l Omtua (richt), baWnc beauty cont.eat promoter ~iii;iii;iii;iii;~------------· ------~ young people se~ect~ their re-others of the suppartJng cast. They a.nd bM4 of tbe Gustlln 8cbool of Swtmmtnc, la shown with the .on 1111 freshments, carrymg them to the are Robert Rockwell Ella Nora of Austtn 01.app. 18Z8 Amltenlam Olymplca champion. DallllJ" Clapp
• Before Yoa Build or Remodel
S<nple a,nd Dlmpl&y Boama
Color giriM, plan-
~ aldll, comprehl!lll>-
lve lltock at. carpets
and llnolewn.
LUDLUM Carpet Works 1---·L --"--
Non-Vetera11s Veterans
tables. A cheerful fire burned 1n Jerry Dennis Phil Moore Jun~ (left) baa learned to awlm Wider tbe tutelace of Ouatlln and be
the great open hearth outside, Shat r Don' Antaky and Dan t hopes to emulate h1a fatber ID tbe Olympics one or tbeee days. The
and there was another fire ln the Ran~ llelllor Clapp and Jolumle Wel91Duller, Balboa pedalo lmpreuarlo and
club lounge. · ;; movie •tar, •wain tbe Amsterdam bowl tocether ln 1928.
Special dances will include a -News-Times photo.
combination swimming and danc· Hodgkinson Collects Chamber n1·rectors :Ask Stud1·es
ing party, • "socks" party and a Large Sum for City
formal dinner dance. O N ed f M Pl 1"-t Dolores Ring was elected chair· Rowland R. Hodgkinson or Lido fl e Or Ore ay \A:fl erS
man of the "Cats" with Ted Clark Isle, who serves both as chief of
as vice-chairman. Others on the po11ce and tax collector tor New·
committee are: port Beach, reported to Oty
Dorothy Carter. Bonnie Findlay, Treasurer J . A. Gant that he co1-
Mary Gurley, "Mickey'' Lang, lected $6456.21 for the city in May.
Dorothy Lewis, Martha Lewis, The money was divided as fol·
Nancy Pierson, Jean Reed, Dona lows: business licenses $1251 :
Ring, Jane Rubel, Betsy Simonds, taxes and assessments. $5108.27 ;
Leatrice Wonn; redemptions, $51.07 and red.emir
''Buz" Chambers, Larry Gun· tlons under the 1915 act S45.87.
drum, Stanley Hodgkinson, Art
Killion, Johnny Martin, Jerry
Spangler. , Cameron Thom, Jim
Rubel and Ned Rutter.
Service Men
Be Wise -Advertise
Plans for added recreation areas An effort to have the Santa Ana
In the City. of Newport Beach will bus line extend its services to take
~ advanced but only after careful in part of Newport Heights will
1turlies of the problem are made. be made. The transportation
A special committee to investi-committee was instructed to con·
gate the need and the opportuni-tact the bus line in1 an effort to
ties for creating piny centers was help the Newpact Heights people
authorized by the directors of the who are calling for some service.
Newport Harbor Chamber of Com· At the suggestion of Braden
mercc. Finch the Newport Harbor High
10;0 New I-tomes
Selling Prices $875.0-$10,700 . . r
Quality Lumber
and
Building Materials
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COSTA MESA
'LUMBER CO.
IL I:. BOll'l'ZTLEB
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The committee is authorized to school will be asked if they wish
confer with all groups interested to undertake as a project entering
in the subject. While some per-a float in the Tournament of
sons have suggested a number of Roses. IC the high school will
smaller units over the city area grow the flowers and carry out
and others advocate larger instal-the project, the chamber might be
lations, nothing will be decided un· able to finance the actual expense
til a complete study is made and a up to $500 necessary to work out
report filed showin& cost ol. in-an entry. Mr. Finch will talk to
stallation and upkeep. the high school officials and re-
port back later to the directors .
Traffic signalJ, to be installed on Plans of the Recreation Publish-
Mirl}Cle Mile was ur&ed by J . W. Ing company to get out a map of
McFarland, who was a guest at the area was ordered referred to
the meeting. This brought out an the advertising comntittee to act
authorization for Chairman H. F . without further reference to the
Kenny and memben of the trBlll· board.
portation committee to ·meet with An appeal made by Y.ire to Hon .
the city council in an effort to Sam Collins to use his efforts to
~~~~~~~~~~~~:1work out a plan for their lnstal-get a decent road bill through the ;: lation. legislature was read by H. F.
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EVERYTHI .NG
In Qaallty
REFRIGERATION
Air Condltloalng
F,qulpmnt
cw • Cablaetll • cio-ten wan:-m. • Foaat&lal • 8toola
Back Ban • BooU..
Other locations also SUJl:gested
for traffic signals were near the
Beacon service station on Coast
boulevard. where it connects with
the Coast highway. Also at Cor-
ona dcl Mar s nd at that point
where the road leads to Balboa
Island from 101·A. The need for
safety devices on this Mile of
Highway was strongly pointed out.
Continuation of the study ot in-
Kenny and approved.
A committee to discuss with
SuperVisor Irvin George Gordon
suggested additions to the city
area. was .appOinted to work with
Ralph P. Maskey, chairman of an-
nexation cOmmittee. Those added
to the group were Lew H . Wal·
lace, S. A. Meyer and Walter S.
Spicer.
--··•-Oar BALBOA NSWll-'l'IK"~ ! p T111:8Dll Xwww,..n Baadl, <Wlf. ,_ 1,, ~ 1 ,
·Anita Sexton Still
Owns Delicateneil;
Ewing Is M11n119•r
Information furnllhed nie
Newt-11mea lat week, which
stated that Marlon "Pop" Ewing
had moved hla dellcateaen from
'Ibe Galley to Keene's Komer
Liquor store, proved to be erron-
eous.
It was moved to that location,
but Mn. Anita Sextbn, proprietor
of The Gallery restaw-ant, tele-
phoned Monday to .. Y that the
delicateuen, which tJ still known
as The Galley delicatessen, con-
tinues under her supervision. Mr.
Ewing wUl continue to· manage it.
Reuon for the change was that
The Galley ii being remodeled. It
wu recently enl&r&ed and now the
space which bad been -given over
to the dellcateuen will be made
Into a lobby for walttnc patrons.
When the little Galley tint
opened at 507 Eut Central ave.,
It became 10 papular that what ,
had · been intended u private
dining rooms were thrown open to
the public, other space was made
use of and hours we.re lengthened
to include the le?Ving of luncheon
as well u dinner.
C!au!fled ads DO get the job
done.
I i!-l~D I l•LE
para
A •llA~D NEW HOM& ON
COJIN~ LOT
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TH .. 1111 1•110 .. aoN•.
Al.80 ll!IUNIC ••ON, ".. .
-P'ULLY LAND•VA 1so.
·~· CHAllMIND A~~.~~:·.•
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WAT&llnlDNT
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euutHllACl! IN. ~ P'DU ... •llDtlDONa ~··J ~
TH& ... lllCll WILL
aU•.ll't1t•ll YOU.
.+ P• G. ~ NCOOOIATID I realtors
llll "" tl!So. ~•f•o" llt•cll. colll.
ltl tp~O•t •t,.po•,t 11 .. c~, ""'""" \JOO I
White's Balboa Island Cafe
AND OOCD.UL BAB ............
Know Your Contractor
' Gordon B. Findlay
UIO Cout Blvd. Newport BeM:11.
Gordon B. Ftndlay, Contractor and Builder has been ennRE!d In
the construction ot hjgh class residences and commerciil build·
ings in the Newport Harbor area since 1929. A great many of
the beautiful homes on Lido Isle were btillt under his personal
supervision. Mr. Findlay maintains one or the most efficient or-
ganizations in Orange county for construction of. every size and
character. • • • All Cabinet and Millwork is designed and built
right here in his own Cabinet Shop, 407 Thirtieth street and em-
ploys from six to eight local men. T. C. Johnson. bis superinten·
dent. has been engaged in work of this nature for Oyer 20 years.
CATALIN·A DAILY
from Balboa Pavilion
LMYe Balboa 1' a. m. -Lean .&ftloa t:IO p. m.
llo-Trip, ~ -. NJ.•
AV ALON TRANSPORTATION CO.
CAS .INO CAFE
Corner Main and <Jentral
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
7 A.M. Until Midnight
DELICIOUS FOODS
BREAKFAST -:-LUNCH DINNER THREE BEDROOMS
60xl25 Loh
'TWO-CAR GARAGE
Cedar Shlngles
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Oompletie-Cato, l!:k, ......
'"WZBZB" DJ1!TBIBUTOB8 creased tax .. and assessments ii Favor Air Body
aS!ured, according to Brader1 SACRA.MENTO-A measure to ~:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~~=~~ Finch, chairman, who submitted create a state board to further
some interesting fjgures showing public interest In aviation and .de-
wha t was happening in Los An-velop a stateWide coordihated sys-
geles city and county. tern of airports was passed unani-
Dining Room
Servlc. Porch . Hardwood Roon
Tiie Kltch.111
DRIVE TO THE JRACT AND COMPARE OUR
HOMES TO ANY OTHERS YOU HAVE SEEN.
Convenient to Schools, Shopping District •nd Bus S.rvlc.
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Protective
Restrictions
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Model Home
Open Dai~
1752 MA6NOUA ST~
COSTA MESA
I P.M. to 5 P.M.
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Lew Wallace urged a careful mously in the senate and sent to
comparison of valuations and u-the assembly. ·
sessment figures here and in other The bill, SB 124 (Hulse) would
areas within Orange county. Mr. authorize the -aeronautics board to
Wallace reported an investigation work in cooperation with the fed.-
made along similar lines a r.umber eral governpient on a civil avia-
of years ago. The tax study com-lion program.
mittee was urged to continue its -:;;;;::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~ work. ' 1" ·--~~~~~~~~-"-"----------------
Freezes, Stores 385 'oulds of Food
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Special Roadshow
. I .
Engagement
WednMday and Tbanday -.Jane 18 a,nd 19
THE SCREEN'S GREATEST LOVE STORY!
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........ I Myrna Loy• Fredric Match
Dana Andrews • Teresa Wright
, Virginia Mayo • Hoagy Camlichaef
•1ot1n ... CathyO'Donnell .r ~Russell
. _., ·-~ ... i William Wyler• Robert E..Sliianvood
• Fram 1 NM br llldilllrj l(lllor . ...... .. ...,_._! -
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~ t:. xawPoar B-'Llt0!';!,~1fl·!'.I••• an.ow w1•••D •ULm ••• , • ...,.,. • llO.ue, 1A11Pf'1!111!...L.. s,.... "Aiji'&IJ"'°AH . 4a ••L.,...... "'• "•Lmun -. • ~1111! 'i"Dwa • -.....tiz0 t ·'l.Wn.-JIELPW~strlar , W1~f·J•••1 ~ liiD &L i C wANii!b ilNll,~~ FOJl .!IA~n front lot by "' 1 .. , J•<• '·' ·
·a.al11l> .Recieitie.i College.,Sc;,,,olarship ;"'; !° .!:: :-..:~: · ._.,._......:.,*;';..... o~ARQ;¥OTOBS ·:!: ':* :=-.;: ~; 'can~ :zr4:i~ ,,¥00~ ~ch H ij_
'l • Call Hullor 8'1NI. 04lc . Sone'hle Pltc. Autilarbld/~ ~,!'.''"· . b 30f, ·ii·= Harbo Draftln-Servi M~ -al'~ ~,,.,boy.
White ----1-2lrd. to v AN DROORN .._ . . r g ce Room "'"build -another wut IA
Sei>tember lllth. Call Hullor ' J E w E L Jt y p Al\'TS AND REP AIRS w ANT TO RENT _.. ~ for . Builders ' . front. Good ""'P'borboOd I •
1813 n.-,. or F'r\clq'. •11p 11811 Newpart m..s. o.ta llw 919 Cout HI Hu1>or GT 2 ar 3 -unfumlsbec1 • good tnzy at $14,~etely
·-...,., S 'LES~AN 11-tfc way 32-tfc ,..,... IA Balboa or vldnlty. Per-. Re&ldrnlial -Coi11uwct.1 ,furnllbed. , 1 a.u•...,.•~•v • -manent HOldenb. Good refer-· · ' ~~~/·~~ . Plenty of Good Tine FOR SALE-New 1&-root aailboat. ..,.,... Phone Harbor 707. u.tt 111 • c. Cout m._, Newport 1!5th and~ ~a1MILLEJt 1 1264 AREA. TO CALL ON MARINE AJl Size&. 310 Buena Vista, Bolboa. Ph-WANT TO RENT-Architect and Phone Beaeon 5860. 3'-tfc n f 48-114
COMPANIES I< BOAT INTER--Harbor lS:l:i. 47-4tp builder will P8¥ up to $100 per ----------------------
ESTS. CALL AT 1155 LOCUST, Compound Motor Oil CHJtOMOMTERS mo. for place to 11..,, or Incle
' Gilbert Klecan, fourteen-year-old San Dioao boy who won the
1946 All-American Soap Box Derby. -here with bia tJOpbie.
and with the four·yar c:olloF ocbolanbip which it lint prize in
the event. At left ia T. H. Keatinc, aeneral alea IMDll(IU, Chev·
rolet Motor Diviaion; ri&ht. C. J. Jlm>ch, Mlvutioins manaaer •.
LONG BEAOI. CALIFORNIA. a.Don, "IOc Watcbeo • Clocll: • J°"""7 oerv!OOI far same. Will comlder
OR PHONE MJL PETRIN, Jtepa1r1nc -Prompt Service llvln& aboard boat. l't!rmanent
LONG BEAOl 64426 OR 70062. We&tem Auto Supply VAN DRIMI·EN bUls. Call lletlcon 5880. 34-tfc
(GOOD OPPORTUNlTYI. AutholUed Do&lef J E W EL E R AP.&Jn'MSN'l'll a BOUllU ti
==..,.,,==--=--·-:-47_-4_,tc 1831 Newport Blvd., a.ta llw 1788 Newport Blvd. Oleta Mma TW~ apartment, com-
HELP WANTED -Experienced . lT·th ll·tfc pletely turnlshed. Seuon or two
odult waiters or waltreues. Full w ASHING MACHINES weeks. Electrolux, large kitchen.
ar -1 Ume. John Do<y, 601 E . Balboa Canvas Shop Phone Harbor 530. 47-4tc
Central """·· Balboa. Phone U ,.... don't --di> ·1WI Sella -BOllt Conn KONR TO IA>.uf II Harber 1089-W: 47-4tc -Inc 1t Marine Upboloterlns
WANTED-Girl or W<llll&ll. moth-Harber OtJ1 -224!6 2lA St. er• belP<f or ...,.,..._,. 1111 BILL'S WASH-A-TERI! i<cwport -11-u.·
Oltf drtw, Newport Betcb Call -!IMO-W. 4141e C1ll Nftplrt BIYd., Cmta ._ f'OR SALE-11' Douslu .....,. Pbam-B11Wt SMO eJIX.'!lllent eondldoa. 2 .,...,_
WANTED 0•11pol8nt balil111np _________ ....;;;lT.:..·~th 2909 W. Central Aft, Nespart
or ror wm-k1ns -..s a. DON'T WAIT 11eac1i. Har. :11112. 21-ttc )'Ml'-<>14 .,.,,.. u... .... Good lai-
ary. Call Mn. White, a..-ORDER YOUR 111181041.. MDIO N
2177-M. 47-tfc
WAITRESSES WANTED_ !IQ SERVEL TEACHER OF PIANO
1111an catt. Bt.11'1.S. »ttt GAS REFRIGERATOR Robert Lagerquist
DJSHWASHEllr-Wanted O>er71'1 N 0 W Will accept belf(nnen ar advanced
NEED MONEY?
See U1 tor QU!ck, HeJPtuJ
Service on Your F1nancl1l
Needl -Lom>1 on
Furniture • Salary
Car or Other Security
Haun: 10 to 1 and 3 to 5
(Cooed Saturdayo)
BUILDING CONTRACTORS-TAKE NpTE .
House and Jot on Newport Island, 408 40tb .'sti'*' I ' One of the finest homes on the l•l1nd Wllh ~
trade this home and lot for the erection ol a 1iclillie
on 39th and Owmel Place.. I
Excellent opportunity for building contractnr. Con· tact: , .
J . L. FISHER
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I ~ Santa Fe Ave., Los Aneefes, . I
Call: Lafayette 0161, or call nites at· J[lmaD · .
HURRY! HURRY!
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
j , 44-Uc
HUR~tt
SPECIAL!
-• -~-~-A --1tudenta for June. July and AUIUlt. PuaL.rc NoncE 11U9D1W oum• 11 hi:;.i-~-ve., 7':tfC Deliveries Are Call Harbor 1110 Here is the answer to your prayer cz"Tl~ICAT& tw -•NDI '11JTORING--AD elementary and E ~-47-4tp ~1CT1T1ous ~'"M NAME hll)I IChool subjects by exper-l'OUNTAIN GJRI."•IW Improving RCA ~le model. Excellent A beautiful little New Home on Orange Awnuii, first
THJ> UND1'RSIGN!lD --lenced certified California teach-pnfettd but not ~ ..__ W ,, S • y condition $25.00. Harbor 16:lll. house north of Santa Isabell, m· Costa ••-· Lot ·,60x105. -lhat I am eondocUac a Photo-en. 122 33rd St., Newport Beach Kalt 1770 Newport ™"'" . e .may urpnae OU · 48-2tp ......,,,... ~ """-at "" It. c.atnl ""·· Phone Harbor m..J. 4S-10tc oon ~-2lltfc NI Price $7500.~1500 down and move in .
.nrm ..... """!ni:-,.=~=:: R 0 0 F s •..• --~· ·~-. • v 0 GEL. s WURLlTLER DUO.ACOUSTIC Ow .... that aid nnn .. "'-ot""' -~~-VO Genuine 1plnette. Be IUre and ner -401 E. Flower, C.Osta MeSa ,.,_.,,. .. ,..._ .. ..,.. ...,. ... "4· BINOCULARS, 6x30 BaUICb A 100 Main St. Harber f4s ,_ thl.I world famous piano. 1814'>!. Newport Blvd., Calta M-I
voLNJIT t. BAT Jr .. "" z. c.alnl • • , Lomb, SSO; Busch ""Gollux" 8x30, U.tfc W\D'lltur Duo-ACOUltlc (Acrola from Alpha Beta Market) ve a g ot on Bernardino sttut Pr'"tw""een_, -.... followw. to-wlto w J BENBOW Beacon 5220 I also ha ood I San -tr-' b
~~·~· .. ~~"'\ti, ......... 01 Phone Harbor 1012 J ~~ ·~:;:;.:;,~vy\~t~ ~~~r:a Concrete Blocks 520 ND~~ta Ana 48-ltc Clay and lSth Street -·$1450 cash. . I 48-1
STA,.;0,wnc..JFo'Mli..~eounty ol 112-tfc News-Times. . 48-2tp and Cesspool Tile & Brick 41-tfc LOANS TO BUILD, buy, Improve, -----------'-------------~·THi-.. ,;,. day of J<t.7 , t.l>., QUALITY ANTIQUESJ!ouihtand FOR SALE-Electric ran1e. 19'6 PATIO WALLJl LAID GOOD \lied piano for practice. modernize or refinance. We pur-an .. ...,.,. mo. NORA s. KARG-sold. Choice old gJua, china, compact model, Sl50. Write Box Walter L. Kline $95'. Danz-Schmidt Plano Co. 520 chue truat deeds.
WARTH • Notary Publlo In and '°' and un·-·-• It-·. -••-' . "'A-E" c/o News-Times. 40-tfc CONCRETE PRODUcn! CO. -.No. "·'•. Santa Ana. 41-tfc NEWPORT-BALBOA FEDERAL aJd eoun~ St&te, ~""°"''... ~~ ~;; _ _r_::--Ar-,.,...., SAVINGS I< LOAN ASSN. ~ to be ~et..pe~a. ·.~~ ~ Olristie'1 318% guMJ,.Ull; h:;: CHELSEA CLOCKS. slivered dial, 1550 Newport Road. a:.ta Men 50 USED pianos wanted for our 3333 Via Lido Ph. Har. 1500
la w~bed to the wtthta Instrument.. Balboa Island Phone Har heavy cast brass p;>lished cue, Phone Beacon SS 28-ttc rent dept. Trade in your old _,tfc. and acknowledl'ed to me that be es· 1241 M. 35--tfc .;JO-.cuted tl:MI l&lDl!I. -· Pri.n. ships bell striking, $90; 6-piano. We give btg allowances =====~-====----:= IN ~ WHEREOF. t b&•• ron~ Wlndllhleldll & Hat.di in. non-striking, $45--Uke new. WANTED TO BUY ll now. Or we will buy for cash. AUTOMOTIVE a TIBS8 fSI beireunto 11et m:r band and affixed. my ~ .rno1a1 .,., the .,., ... ,..., 1n tho. eo...... made to order. A!IO Pio:· Write Box '"C·S" clo News-Will Pay Cash D&nz.Schmldt Plano Co. Santa FOR SALE-'34 . Oldsmobile 6
eutlftcate tint abo•e written. l&l&u &: Lucite Sheetl for aale Times. 48-2tp For )'Our tumlture er 'lllfbat have Ana, 520 No. Main. 41-tfc coupe: new tires, good condition.
<BllAL> NORA 9. KARGWARTH Nu-World ProducU Compeny, RUG W OOLENS for hooking. ad· YoU. Phone Beacon 5656.. STEINWAY Grand ..• ~ Save 510 E. Central, Balboa: 48-2tp Notary Public In and for ald ·...,.... -.1-St. l'I +1 ... ,.."'" o--ch ~ Coun!T and state. """° .1.uuu • llD....,..-~ dress inquiries & requests for Crawley Furniture Co. $1000 now from new price. Gor-'41 Plymouth Sedan
Pub.-lla7 71. June 8• lO. 17· 1947· Pbooe Hundnston Beach l7& samples to P.O. Box 199, Need-1812 N"""POrt Blvd.. C.O.ta Meu eeous tone. Beautiful cue. Danz-'40 Chevrolet Pickup
NOTICE ~ ~E~~EED SALE 8r).tf4 ham 9'2. Mass. 48-6tc 9"2-ttc Schmidt. 520 No. Main, Santa These are extra clean and priced
NOTICB ts HEREBY GIVEN ,..t HARBOR FOR SALE-U'"'d Whlzzer bicycle CASH for USED Ana. 41-tfc to sell
John Erl• Wahl.,.n oom<Um .. -... Pl b" Service $120. 3000 0""11n Front. New-• & A 1. SPINETE Plano. Just repoosessed. THEODORE ROBINS .nd •rttten l ohn' Ertc Wa.lhgttn, um Ing port Beach. Phone Harbor 1699-Furniture ~ lances You can ••ve on th1J: one. Also Your Ford Dealer eometlmea known t.nd written John 'W B -28 J:rtc Wa.lpeen, intend• to sen to Al 1768 N ............... Blvd.. Beacon 5048W R. 47-2tp ' e uy ost Spinet pianos .for Jowett new Newport Beach Harbor J'orctt oC Newport BHeb. Calllornla, ..--..-. " Anything" · 47-tfc
that ciertaia. conunercla.l flllht~ •es-REPAJRING OUR SPECIALTY BUNGALOW PIANO, bedroom prices. Tenns. Dan:z-Sclunldt -----------~o .. ~;:nv:fet~~P~~xt~el~ <Mi fe: Contractlni and Supplies set. boy's sport coat, gabardine GRANT'S Piano C.O., 520 No. Main, Santa 1941 CUshman motor soooter,
1n leastb:. built tn lHI at Monterey 91-tfc trousers, size 12; 126 Saphlre, Phone Bea. 5707-M Ana.. 41-tfc 2-h.p., 2-speed, side car, wind· ~f;t'l~. Mrwr,owered wttb Dteeel Baboa Island. ~ltc 1645 Newport Blvd., Colta Mesa PIANO ":"UNING and repa1rlna. shield. overhauled and repainted.
That oold boot ,. at 0 ,...ot moo..O COOPERATIVE 42-tfc. J B Brown Phone Beacon ' $200. E. W. Comer, 1726 Plaza
;.'~ ... ·~~.,:.~""" Street. ROOFING CO. APRICOTS LOWEST Prices, new and uoed ~-388 Broadway, Coote · del Norte, Balboa. Harbor 612-M.
Tbe term.111 a.nd coodlllons of a.le: fu:rnltur.. See Neredle'a 2:304 'U'--78-tfc 47-4.tp
cub. lD lawtul moo:J of the United New and Repair We spedallxe tn tree-ripened .-.-. ~t~~d-t1ge pu~.:= ~ei~ Royal apricots for home can-~~ t!:-4"~;:;. ~= SPINET Type Mirror Piano. fte.. ftAD.gp 11
~Ju~t ft11~ '!}1~,.ia~e ottt~~ d~~ ,_!honeElden~ve.acon ,...~~--nlng. HILLSIDE ORCHARD, be-Beacon ~ :a&-tte poaed..· Naw only ~7. F1ne FOR SALE-3 room LaSalle house
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
5 Large Rooms; 2 Bedrooms;
72-Ft. Boulevard Frontage.
Completely Furnished
Immediate Possession
$11,000
Your Listing Appreciated
L. L. MENNES, Realtor
Ray H. Mennes, Salesman 1 2603 W. Central Ave. · Newport BeaCb
Harbor 21Z7-W
Roland Thoml*)n. l08 Spurseon B\lild-MJ(OJ A , li..Al9"9 -tween 22nd and 23rd on Tustin tone. Danz-Schmidt. Santa Ana. trailer. Air foam davenport
l~~ta .. ~~~:to~~~a that alJ 20-th Ave., C.OSta Mesa. 47..ftc rtJ'aNJTl7D PO& 1!1ALS a 520 No. Main. il-tfc beds. New paint job. A-1 con-48-ltc
d&Jma &PJnat .Wd boat or the ae.ller PDSONAL 14 FOR SALE-Baby crib with two BALDWIN Plano. Grand. ~ j; dition $2000 Mn. Smith, at -----------------------°' -1d &oat. aha.11 present their de-N E W Anchor trailer-k ec.ta Mesa.
....... ... clalmo lo .... Roland •• ~HOUCS ... o-~·ous ---mattresses $15.00. 434 Dahlia • sacrifice uJe. u you want a . SOME SPECIAL BU.YS Tbompaoa. ncrow bolder, cm or before A.1...A.-V AJ., 1".1.ro. Ave .. Corona del Mar. 48-2tc D"l"and thll Is for you. Danz-48-ltc u.. tlme oet I•• th• ooruoummatlon of Reply Box 27. Balboa Island. Clary Adding Machine -
oold ............ ,..,..t of the .... 4(}.tfc SINGLE bed and mattress $10.00; Schmldt Plano Co, Santa Ana, TRAILERS FOf< RENT-at Corona del Mar '';:"..X":!'• ''"""' '"'' 13th day of CASH FOR U.S. STAMP-Colltc-Fully Electric davenport bed $40.00; rot lroo 520 No, Main. 41-tfc Do your "l"' haulln1 and mov-, .... an. rods and fixtures $3 oo· electric Radi Re · In&. AD new equipment, S2.25 I< s:Roo Stu JOHN mux w~REN-. tlons, large or small. new or old, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY lro $2.50 ~ 11 ·t · ndltl 9 ~lll!'ll $2 50 per day. We furnlah hltc!l. m cco. Patio and many features -----.$ 7,500 ,.,,.,.,. _... -u.. ml t ..• ~ Call H bo 1058. n · ~·ce en co on. AD --~... etc. ~;_,_ ~ Servi Station, 2-Bedroom Home, partly furnished. See this___ 7,450 JOHN ERIC WALHGREN. n or UM."U. ar r FOR FREE demonstration, ca 11 u..a • • .1n,, .. ~. on.. ce .
.. JOmeHNum.:!, ... c w"'1'~RE.,,,ENtten 4S-tfc district agent at Whittler 44238. 42Mar1 Heliotrope Ave .. Coron4a8-2detcl Beacon 6763 Cor. 17th I< Newport Blvd., 4-Bedroom New Home ·_ ...... -................ -............... 12.000
, .... -~lo Ro~d Thom•~· -··~ ·~ 11 48-4tc . BURT NORTON Coot& -:.1-tfc N Gara fin I -u•• ~ ew ge on e ot -····--·---·-----3,500
208 "'"""°" Bid. FOR SALE-Redwood patio fur· -• Clout ,...._ N-'"'<t Hill Side Lots near ocean and bay. ... Each 1,000 Sa.ot.a Ana. Calif. MACHINE and MACHINELF-'JS GIRL'S dresses, Sile eight to ten. niture; two chairs, cushion ·~ -..---..,.. a:=~ Q41. J:STATE a ! I Pub. Ju.ae 17 a.nd lt. 1947. W ladies suits, coats, size 14 to ..rY.~
llUllJKJ:ll8 OUJDI: 11 Permanent aves 16. 421 Heliotrope .Ave .. Corona seats; umbrella table. & double COSTA MESA-Immediate pos-At N rt B h TllltlnJ and ~ lounge with pad & canopy. Ai.a BABY GRAND used. $387. A!IO session (being transferred), 3-eWl)O eac
Insulated Pumice Blocks Ewnlns Appt. Ph. Harbor 179-W de! Mar. 48-2tc bed davenport. 312 35th SL. \lied Henry F. Mille\ Grand. bedroom modern; fireplace, ve-1-Bedroom Home. A good buy ·---·--·-·--···--.....$7.500
CONCRETE Blocks tor aU build· Vi'a Bea~ho:J!i HARLEY -DAVIDSON 1936 . 54 Newport Beach. 48-tfc Tbls la alfa """t ~ u !... at netian blinds, beautiful lawn, 2 2-Bedroom Home ······--.. ···-····-·-·-----------7,500 • model end saddle bags. $200.00. about h o ul'I: new .,. .. oe. patios, gardeh, fruit, corner,
Ing purposes. RA!tnfon:inr steel. UOS Cout Hlwly. MaJ 208 40th. Newporl. 48-2tp A GOOD BUY-Another beauty. A. B. O>ue. $11 ,500. Owner, Beacon 5541-W,
Tnmset steel windoWll. ~ttc IS A WISE BUY You know this famous make. not Saturdays. 47-4tc At Costa Mesa . Pumi-Blok Company wsT AND FOUND n FOR s.u;:-swlmmlng Instruct· Others are: Weber, Steinway, 2-Bedroom Home and 2'h acres ground ... _ .. ____ $7,500
2320 s . Main St. Santa Ana 0338 W1LL THE PARTY who picked ~~ m::,i:;~!18·r!:!:· ;::~o~~ Let Us Help Yov Be Wise :.iurikn.!"°~:~; Newport Beach Home Store Building-Home and 1 acre land ··--···-··---8000
48-l5tc ap wrong lacfy's black coa\ tips. like new, sign In gold. Also HARBOR FURNITURE Pl Co 520 N Main 41 tf !-Bedroom Home. New ···--···-·······-----····-··-·-·-· 6,750 --0-ocks---~W~a-tcbeo~--~,-ew-eJry--kindly phone Harbor 2167-W! folding Directors Chair. two 24 1!l62 Harbor Blvd. Calta Mesa ano ·• o. · • c THREE-BEDROOM home. recent-We have.a complete list in all price ranges.
CHJtOMOMTERS 47-2tc Inch life bouys. two ldck boards, 43-tfc SPECIAL Al<NOUN~ .. ly renovated. . A well-built and. Members of the Multiple Listing aoaro with the choice
Repa.trlnc -Prompt Service DIPLODID'T WAHIW> 11 be&ch sign. Albert W. Dowden, roomy house JUSt a few doors listings from 52 Realtors and' their salesmen.
$eiwlh1* Prices 1103 E. Chapman. Orange, Cal. FOR SALE -Beautltul Navajo KE y S troin the beach, and clean as a '
WORK WANTED-JronlncJn m;, Phone 673-J. 46-3tc rup all sizes. Jmt been cleaned. Wbl1 T Walt pin~H.000. W. J. HOLCOMB VAN·PRIMI.EN llome. Plain or r.ncy. !530 San Richardson yacht anchcrap. Pb. Kade • "" J . M. M!u..ER (And Associate Brokers)
JEWEL'RY Bemardlno Aw.. Newport DEEPFREEZE-:icu.tt.rebulld Harbcr369. 25-tfc VOGllL'8 15thandC.ntral Harbor1264 lSl7 CO.~HIWAY co· RONA DELMAR
1711l Newport BIVd. Coote -Hell)lta. 26-tf< Copeland. Price $100.00. Te-100 MAbl ~ -48-ltc ~• ~:r Sl·tf< . Winkel Hardware, Calta Mesa. BOATS, 81JPPLO:!! II M-U. ~HA-=-==----~== •
------------WANTED-Part time bookeepmg 46-4tp FOR SALE -Snowbird in good · VE SEVERAL lovely lots best "W)leretheFlagsF!y" • 48-ltc A U C T I O N or a~untlng position. Write FOB UNT '1 home section Fullerton-$2000, -----------------------Box "W" clo Newo-Timeo. B AYSIDE PT A 'TING. condition. Rowboat and irac-$3000, $3500. Trade one for Jot :i P .M. SUNDAY, JUNE 22ND 48-ltp .u.p. tically : new 6 h.p. Mercury LOVELY new apartment for 4 Balboa, Newport. Also have 632 .i3 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa --------~--Gold motor . Crumley, 219 Coral Ave. June 15th, Sept. 15th. Complete-acres partly hilly land near Elsi·
MEDICAL BUILDING REFINED middle aaed wainan -Sil--~ • -Balboa Island. 48-1tc Jy modern. 440 H•liotrope. Coro-nore. value $7500. Trade this
18 ROOMS "•"u plumbed w I th wllJ care for child or ·chlldttn Antlquos a Specialty de! M •• "" • ..., COAST knockabout lloop :II; ft. na ": ~~ and cash for good Bay front lot. Randard. medical fixtures. Wlr- in your home. Mn. Wilkinson, n...~. __ ,, 2 . ._ --a-1 D O'Hanl 339 W ~ X-ray and bu dtculatlng 124 40th SL. Newport Beach. See OUr Ad In an,... Count)' .,.., -er; •w-~. oet FOR RENT-Three bedroom. 2 an on, · Com·
bot water heating system. Floor ~tfc Phone Db:a..""tOlf brand new. nylon; canvas oove.r .. baths. July. tJdo Iale. Phone monwealtlt, Fullerton. 47.2tp
--o\·er 3000 sq. It. Lot 80x -ft~ o--• JUlt completely iJalnted and Hartror 2US.M. 48-tfc FOR SALE OJt TRADE Far hie --~~•~• ~~-1914 ~-~ -varnished. $2000. See at 204I · · 150 with paved and fenced -k· -~-Blvd. r~ e... 51U Lido Nard. Phone Harber 617 CHARMING two _._, home, in Harbor areL 2 bedrm. hie.
Ins area.~~°'!~"'::,'!.-: BE YOUR OWN BOSS carN=~~= =-=-==_,,,,.... ___ .::48-:.tt=:.• ~· GS:-oo:'::ia:. ';: ;-t:U!.'>!.:~":: ~ = In a very tut CJ'O"(nc SMALL INVESTMENT FOR SALE-16 oz. Tycoon rtah· one or two. 421 Heliotrope A...,., E. L. YotD>S, Rt. 2, llo¥ 562
tanmunlty. Said on euy tenm. REQUIRED -SECUJtE VDll!:'nAN llLINDS-AJumlaum lnC pole. tu Penn wheel, 600 Corona del Mar. 48-tfc Calta Mesa, Calif. for tnronn.a-
l"ar advance tnronnatlon ... O. IDGH TYPE man or woman to llteel, wood. C.O tll for INe .U yardl No. 39 llne, 1 harneu. Call . t1m. 36-tfc
O. Bo~ levote lull or -1-Ume to route -te. lla>oYatlon A reflnWdns Plaeontll 6551 or Buena Park FOR RENT-'-Fumllhod tbroe bed-·
ot automatic confection vending Sc> eo.t v-Blbod ~ 421. 48-2tc room ........ electric ~tor. Balboa Beach Cottage
Col. H. J. Caldwell
•ucno~
320,E. A St., Ontario Ph. 612-106
48-2tc
CESS POOLS and
SD'I1C TANKS
(1>11 Warll: Guann-l
J\dl Iwaiwww Carzlid
N -·" 111'.ot 18th -~ N rt •-----------=::..::;= radio. patio, outaltle ll>owor. By machines in tbJs county. o ~--.ospar -TWIN SCREW Olarter boat, (uJ. month or .....,,_ ....0... Har-ONE-BEDROOM house clooe to
Ing. Oean. <Uh -....._ We Oa9t& "'--Pb: 8J 1 •• ll'ID-W Jy equipped. Booked for thlo ..... bor 1ll61. 47-3tc beaches and llhopa. Large living
ahow )'OU how. Write for tree -.ttt son. Eacellent . acocuodatioN.. room, fireplace, encloMd m-
pro(lt chart. Adami • Falrfai Owner 312 35th St., Newport SUMMER RENTAL In BalhtJa porch, rloor furnace. Furnilhed.
Corp.. Dept. S.K Box '"N-D'" clo Upholstered Furniture Beach. 48-tfc one blod< fnm llQ. -· $10,000-termo.
N.,..Tlmes. 48-2tc CMned on4 Jteotared electrlcrefrlpn.tlon,-t. J M MIPER T!> Or!slDa1 Colar FAST KETCH, 40x:t2xlld ft. ~ 8. Weelcly ar axmthly. 15th and 6.nU:a1 ""H.rbor 1264
DOMESTIC. COMMERCIAL Ont!
CAFE HELP-
~ tleslp. maboeany plaalo:-Phone Harber 11'14-W. 4T-2tc 48-ltc
R d C tns.-..,.. futmed. 1eec1 keel.
llgll an arpeta. --5426-R. 47-Stp FOR RENT-.JuJy 1 tllnl A-1 FOR SALE BY OWNER-47'>!. ft.
JACK O'REILLEY Clewd ...., ---FOR ~ft. ce,~· ~ ~~ '= lot on Udo Iale anti 52\!i ft. lot All Warll: Dt-. ID Y-Bemo ....._ -hull. ,,,_ •-~,:::' ·•-2 '"• -n on Balboa ~a. WID .-EJDpJoyme~t A-ncy -r ._ ~ ~ _,, __. "" "' ...., -~·-• a ~~-
<UCENSED • ooi':Dm1 HOME SERVICE -tlpte. -Lons -•ni•» -Hartror 12113-11. beach;':~ ~
1M2 So. Cout m..s. CLEANING CO. ST~::..:; ~errir~f.14 .n-2tc tMte .tty. Phone Harbtir 707 or baquJre
Lacuna -I' ~ A -II t. nee J11u. "*™ SMALL APAJtTMEN'l', -Irle It 1ll89 lllramar Dr, S.U-
B. A. N E R E S 0 N
REAL VALUES
HOMES -INCOME -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INSURANCE
COSTA MESA
One Bedroom Home ... two years old . . . one block off
Newport Blvd. Eastslde and cl06e in. Very good con-
struction ... hardwood ... wardrobe cl06ets '. . . pla,ster
inside ... tile kjtchen with a nook. Two utility roOms.
Extra bedroom can be added at vecy little expense.
Workshop 10x12 now under construction. A very GOOD
BUY at-
$5,500
I
BA YSHORES ... See This Today
3-Bedroom Home ... NEW .... tile kitcheri, hardwood
floors .• . . fireplace . . . 1300 square feet of floor space.
Two.<:ar ~ .•. with an extra sleeping room ... Ex-
tra plumbing fadllties In garage ••. An EXCEPl'IONAL
BUY at this rock bottom figure • . • j ·
$15,ooo 1
. J. n ·.'K ..noRllY"" . , Phone iA1una -102ll ':.tit"" J:... -1815-M -· -•Ollka 'lkl• -ar retr1pnt1m. Jmie tbroullh Sept. u.tt r:, a, • ..., ,.,_ -M Mill, tnllor, boat..,_, Ka-. 1 '>!o hlod< Cl>b '" 0.....'5Q.OO TWO ·BEDROOM home recently
, .. 'Vktorla 1lt. Oona ._ -..-..-................................... -IDs _., aatinl -. Call ' -. -PILIL -flnlaW. eon-lot.neer -. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU. 1
81 I so-.J • •ttc w~~ ~ Bledric and 1119 -15SJ. •ttc 1114D IP l'OR llDft! I''.... at.... _,-. ...... built _, . . .
'"nu.usm:aVJCS totab,,..,.Jobu-t .. 'lt~T!\I•' roauu:-awa.;:M ... _.,. ... -.a.a--wmeo-.H<me-n1np. 8.A...NBRBSON 1
'lllS RAllMR Allh ~~·:-:=:tat..= ~'IW, ... 6 ,._1 • = ~'=" :via.i: ~---";fij I ·:i: 700
Beel Ci, Orona ::.. BEAJi. Erf~'l"ll .8R(¥1R ~ ~'1'13 llA~AI!· ....... -he-1.+rt1aood _, ·::::-:::I ~N' PR@ Zl''L.t.UNCB. --. .. _WILL RSlfT.., ....... -wiu.mi*'a..-u.i.. 'lm~wpit slW; . 819 ~ lbJn
• IN -llllai~· ~~ ::.i~ 11.'19 •a'MiA WAR ~';'" a;::~i:",*i!; :: .. :-=-~~·:.:. P.in .-~:'iii~,,-.:,._•.:; = ;11 :.:a~ =~ '=>
NJ1 Colla-., traJ, Ne-I ~ -J!FRl_flli'1• .<,~,_.IMl\tj COO&L -...... VIiia --'f • all Ill qi'' .. .. .. ~ .. ~~'11ar~~·~b~ld.~i't==11~1~·~-=l-~~=~==~~rdap,£1ilL.i5'll~J,,:_ ...,. r -.--190. -AW.. 0... M'llli'. -;i 5'58.1 •tte
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j PillS Writer
the 1iieta 8'-Phi Matrix Table
~tly. -taken to task by Can> A. Ea-ot l!aiboa Island,
tar his style ID repm t1n1 activities '
ol dtlzens and Jaw enforcement
otllcen at the Overell trial.
Irked DO end by the Shennaneo-
qUe. Caro, a former Police and
~I office reporter for The
Saata Ana Reglater, sent a letter
ot protest to the editor of The
Loo Anleies Times. •
Her letter and the editor's brief
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Arst ~nes Will Return
To Pendleton· Says · Erskine
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reply tollow: P1JPIL8 OF THE KINDEBOA.&TEN CllA88 el &lae Newport llwb G~· 8diool poee tor Deir aa-
I find Tunes reporting usually naal c1M!f plotare. -News-Tunes photo by Walter J . Gerhardt
HORMEN
FISH MARKET
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~my tute. However, u a long.
time ""'dent ot Oranae county
I find Gene Shemian's pictures
Of our citizenry and law enforce..
JDent offtcen a little too much '"
for me, in his coverage of the ~
Overell case. = • It ls a blow to think that Or-•
~e county, the richest county "'
~ capita in the nation, employs
~· deputies who mangle the
J.ancu8ge as consistently as Mr.
Sherman hu them do,
..U a former reporter with the
local dally ln Santa Ana, I worked "'
With these men and found I could
carry on an intelligent and usually
arammattcal conversation wt th
._t of them.
Just one more point. Perhaps
our Courthouse ls quaint, built of
rat sandstone, and has a rustic
appearance. It ii paid for and the -
people of Orange county aren't "'
floating bond issues and incurring =
debt for a new one at these times ~
of high prices. • • CARO A. EATON,
Balboa Island. "
'(Gene Sherman received top
honors for reparting in the Theta ~
Sigma Phi Matrix Table competl--
tton recently.-Ed.) I
FISHING NEWS
Raf11·s!I bJ'
SPOJHt1'18HIN'G ASS'N
of
NEWPORT HARBOR
The first albacore of the season
WU brought into Newport Harbor
Saturday, June 14th, by Frank
Linnell, president of the Balboa
~g Club, from aboard h 1 s
LJnita. The fish weighed eight
' pounds two ounces and was caught
oa the 14-mlle bank.
Frank Llnnell picked up h I a
r9dl~telepbone and, via the ma-
r!ne operator In San Pedro, phoned
J . B. McNally, in Balboa, as soon
u he landed the fish. The news ~
apread like wild fire. Other boats •
tied ln the harbor, put to sea im-~
mediately. Tpe ship to ship radio !! • frequency was alive with the al-•
bacore news. Everyone seemed to ~
know about it and put into execu-
tion long aWaited plans for fish-
Inc alb9core. ·
Bill Evans had the Norden out ~ after albacore Sunday; fish of ~
aome kind were boiling. but noth-•
t.ng was hooked up. White feathers
~re reported being used. Hank ~
Wilson, of L.A., landed a 24 pound i
whit"e sea bass trom the Norden =
and tk.rries were caught. C. A. ~
Bickhart had 10 white sea bass
on the Tropic Sunday. and the
Patience of Chick Rollins was in • on the same kind of fishing. Ernie ~ Lane plans to take the Happy
Landings out after albies Tuesday ~ am! in\-ited ye scribe to go along! =
The albacore are around but a • Bud Cox, of the Querida from =
Pod Orange, has equipped him·
lelf With a swordfishing chair. It "'
won't be long before marlin show.
Ftlbermen from the Balboa Pier "'
have been doing good on white sea ~ b.s. Roe F1etcher, of Santa Ana,
camgbt a 51 pound one Tuesday.
11als was his fourth, the others
tnlighed 31, 32% and 38 pounds.
&me nice halibut are also being
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CllU&ht off the Pier.
Loma Pat D ii the latest live
bait . chart~ boat added to the
N.,.port Harbor n..,t. Skippered 1
by veteran Bert Mills, the Lorna
Pat II will carry 12 passengers.
ll8 feet long with a 11 foot beam, till boat packs two Kerrnaths with
S10 b<lnepower.
11o11o D. Grover, Arcadia. haul-
ed tn a big white sea bass from --d Harry Jensen's Josephine
8'8><f,oy. 'J'hne yellowtail hook ups
wwe ttpO<ted mm aboard tbe
~ Kin& Sunday but none were
laJlded. Tbe Mlnnetooka brought
In IO berries plus a white sea bass
.... balt'but t h a t weighed 18 ..,.a each. Gear&• Cole reports
-Port Orange that good llsh-.... ..,.. aperienced all week with
-18 pound bonito being caught. ~ Zootane II ll'om the New-
pailt Pier bu been briDllnK In '*'i.o. white sea ball and bull
-· 9Dd bu really been loading
,. with· nev)Y eveeyone aettln&
-limit. tl&blnC Dana: Point. s-. -._1a ne,.-havlns ~ ...... bettw fllhl'C
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Ets-Hokin & Galvan
Newport --San Fl-anclD> • Wllmlnlltm SmlDloso·Stodtton
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Arthur Sflver -Bob Podfteld
New Blue Room
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MEIZGER STORES
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0 . R. !Pool Crawley-N. M. !Morrie) Crawle1
Distinctive Home ~
Crawley's Furniture
18U Newport BITd........n. B•MG 5ml
O>ota Meoa-"ln the Hart ot niwn·
RICRAJID L P.&Tl'l:B80N a.u...-
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Patterson & Boyle ,:cawww IPQ-PIL au -_._A.a
0...t Bmf. No.-.n. &lft-1-
M. R. BF:F:BE, Manager
Culbertson Chevrolet Co.
Chevrolet • Oldsmobile
SOOl West Central Ave. Pb. Harbor 5U
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Francis J. Horvath
Real Estate
-Ta1-~ ... ll-_, 11%8 !lltll -Bullor 1-B
Dome: 118 S5tla -Barttor \ft!..B
Newport -
Bruce B. Johnstone
at Iha Sign al the
"ll'LTING BED RORllll"
JOHNSTONE SERVICE
Bullor um-1
Oout Bhd. at 101 mata~
Padraic B. "Paf' Evans
Life -Health • Accident
All Types Personal Insurance
llaftor 1116 e lDO E. Sarr Dr. • BaJbM.
Walter J. Gerhardt
Harllor 29'2-W
OUR PHOTOGRAPHER
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Physician -Surgeon
Two.om-,
Newport BMch Van Naya, ~
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Seaport Boat & Yacht Corp.
UT Oout RwJ'. ft. --!::"-llDllJ'woed a .. a IJ---
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0 . C. HARR • --C. 'c. OITO Otto's Sporting Gooda
· and Saddlery
Barr's Jewelry
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"D!I m JOR nb:&!BOlf'
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N ARTISTIC SETTINGS
Adornments as prized possesions . .
Have come down through the·
Ages to us as a cultural
and artistic heritage
• B7 IAOK LINDSLEY
• The jeweler's craft of the.post war era has hit a high in artistry, design, qual·
ity and fitness for wear on all occasions whether those of business, travel, sports or
social affairs such as balls, operas, or formal diplomatic functions.
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Aquamarine
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Robert E. Arvin
Robert E. Arvin has an appropriate birthstone for a
nautical location-he was a first day of March baby and
h1a birth.atone is aquamarine, his navity that of California.
He ls one ot the dust-covered boys bom at Brawley, Im-
perial valley, whence cmne our sun-mellowed melons and our
cherished aalad lettuce. • • • 1111 9CboollDI was at Pasa-
dena and San BemardlDo where be majored in art and
design. Durkw his short ~ ot years Bob has han an
enviable tralnm1 ln ,prec:IUon inst:nsmenta.fcr he started at
18 to do watcll WQl'k and Ware the WU' 1D 1938 wu em-
ployed at Lockheed'• la tbe --ta! division on deli-cate prec:laion instruments, developing theme for the P.381
• • • Then, two yean later, he wu sent by the war depart-
_,,, to Alaska wllere he Installed radar units and other cadl•ts to bkM:k Jap. CQINllUnicadons. • • • In '42, back
to the States to have cbar&e or radar installation for Ult
Puget Soand Na"l' :rard Where be Installed three of the five
units on the grand t!at·top, Enterprise. In another two years
he was found with the Crai& lhlpbuildlng c;::g:ny, Long
-· Tlllrty days later. be w• seen In the · orm of the U. S. Marines but his pb)'Sical condition brou&ht about his
~le cllachar8". He opened a jowelry trade !bop in Lone
_,,,and e~)'ed eid>t eJQlft'tL Bob and bll Mn. Berna-
dette, are proprietors ol the Arvin Jewelry company located
at 116 22ad street, Newport Beoch where they started two
years ago u watch and'~ "repalrlata" althou&h they
soon add«I the very 1-tftt In ~ whore -ta dla-P~ tholr fil:>e line of prl!dous and aeml-IJl'l!dous -eeleci>!d from -"Id-wide~ So now they feature hand-
made ie-Jry, ...-..11na -recoaotruc:tlon ot antique
jewelry, • • • Thia attractive abop Ja a ns1 aetUn& fer
thele -••• Did --~&re around 885 -to a watcbf J .. t -.-i1 Tbe1 -.....--In-tile reipelrina: ti Swta warztz
Amethyst
Bernadette Arvin
-trom Oerbatdt pbotoa.
Bernadette Arvin, or "Bernie" to us, is the charmln&
femme half of the ~n Jewelry company. She ii not the
original of that delightful story of Bernadette but In a
vi.Won nevertheless. • • • Her birthstone ls amethyst, which
doesn't tell her aa:e but does indicate that she was born in
the month Of February-the place, ~n. Wash. where she
schOO°led for 12 years, finishing her scholastic work at the
Eutero Washington College of Education near S(JOkane.
Then for two years boys and girls brouJtit her red appla at
Colton Junior high school. Next. IKlss Wuhlnaton took the
N.P . choo-cboo for Seattle and a job for the army at Boe-
ing's. Thil was In '42 and '43 and she worked In instrwnenta-
tion and calibration on delicate inltrumenll, al8o u an ex·
pert en data t:ramcl'ibing. • • • It was in Seattle durinJ '42
that she "picked up" future hubby Bob, altboud> they did
not "enter the ring'' until After his dilcharge from the
marines. • • • Arriving in California to late '44, her um-
brella.. raincoat and galoshes ..... t illto the rubbiah pile.
. She aoon WU BP1X>inted princlpal of the Extension Day
l<;liool at San Bemardlno, an ....,tlal war expedleat. Due
to Bernie'• delicate nerve centers and menW compmttloa.
addlnc her brood experience In precision work for war
-mAcle ber an Ideal PllPl f<r bK hi_., :'J'n>l." Anln,
In traininC bK for the ·~tchmaker'1 and jeweler'• art
Linwood Vick
• Realtor •
IU'Jlulae Aft. -Bd'a. Wa.1
Bullor nil·W •• , Jlut>or 11&11-K
a-nil Jmaranoe
Forsythe's Camera Supply
·~ PllotDcraPhlc"
......,.._.for BUt.or OM a Olli) Ila-A-.----·
ROSS GREELEY
South Coast ~ty
and lnvesfment Clo. -.i-·--90! 111a1a. --Barbor ION
."JOHN DORY"
CHOICE SEA FARE
• POPULAR PRICES •
801 E. Centnl at 'Palm-Ba. t• ......
FAY R. BATES .•. MANLEY H. CLA1IK
CLARK & BATES
METAl,IJZING
llulaahtal ••• 0..-tal
!IOI IOlll 8L Newport-· -Barll9r l!IOI
LOIS W. KELLAR
PHYSICAL BEAtrrY SPECIALI!IT
Glamour Slenderizing Salon
''Marie", SWedish Masseuse
Now with
Mary's Bay & Surf Beauty Salon
'10I E. O.tral-Rarbor 1191181114J.,11-BAa/IJ--
Onllle JL Seblaeter
C~ER~ AMIC BAZAAR
Save50%
8-mda, ~ OllCl .Cl-oato
. BALBOA SUPPLY CO.
Balboa • Barbor 51 • Pa.viii.OD
"THREE TODD BROS.''
TODDS DAIRY
QUALITY AND llEJlVJOli .
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Glamour Slenderizing Salon
WIS W. KELLAR
l!Tl'AK BATBB 41 BODI'. MASSAGE .
. (Gentlemen EvenlnpJ .
-.&!lliCAL M&flllAGll A 8DIE WAVll
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Enlni!lce throu&h: ~...,.. llaJ'·•14Jarf ••. ,, a.a-.
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BOB KlLLEFER, MGR.
Coast Properties Co. ....... _ .. -.
"We Serve the Entire ~ Atta" ... s. o-tnl .A.ftw ..... aJ R'rtor ...
lL W. FOSTER
Barbor Shoe Shop'
SHOE lllL\KING ARTISAN
eDPADB•
C&1 46 --laz'sh
Ors' te Dr. &moll fkWd Of .._tine
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Wendell V. Hoyt
Hoyt's Harbor Engra~ Co.1
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VOLNEY HAY, JR.
~y's Camera Exchange .
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11JW&Y Mwe• ••• , CdL ...., It,.,
Cur's Feed Sime
·Hay ud Grain
Quality Fiieds
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lfeacll City Mai
B1r1ed oa Boat
(Con-ft<lm Plse One)
Ing a-aft In an· effort to eJ<tln.
guJ.sh the name. and uve 80l'De
part of the boaL .
Fire trucks from the Coot& 11 ...
and Newport Beach fire depart;
ments also arrived on the lhore
=========~ side of the channel near . Swain iiii dock. but were· unable to pour
5133 ~=--o!.':... .US-
Ooa't lie~
SLATS-0-WOOD
water on the veuel u it was then
lying. In mid-channel.
Eve-witnesses dwing the prog-
ress of the fire reported ttlat the
boat blued up while tt wu rnoor--
ed near where the Malibu Otarter
yachts are docked. 1be craft was
moved speedily a~·ay ft-om these
valuable vessels before any dam-
age was done.
Reached at ltla home In Lona
Beach tbla mornlnc, the elder 0..
Leon admitted that he wu bllat·
ored about the forhead and mouth
as a reault of being burned.
He estimated the Joa of the
boat at approximately $2SOO,
which wu 'nOt covered by Insur·
ance. He said he had purchased
it three months ago, rebuilt It and
recently gave tt to his IOll. David,
as a gift, "u the boy wanted to
go fishing."
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DIBTINCTIVJC, DIGNDUD,
BEAUTD'U£
David DeLeon was r ecently dis-
charged from the military aervlee. -"'=-==-"'-"'"-'===='"-'='"-'""'"""'-------------="""~~!!!!!!lL~~..E!~~
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AWNING 00. na ... ftflsfa'l''s .. ........ ... ""
The elder .Del.eon said that he,
his son and a Los Angeles me-
chanic were giving the craft trial
runs when the fire started. "Be-
fore the fire started, we found that
the reverse was not working
right," he said.
SEWER FEES TOLD
Property owners of Newport
Heights have paid the city the
sum of $130 for main line sewer
connections installed during May.
10 PEDIGREED PUPPIES GIVEN FREE!
AMERICA'S 2nd LARGEST ALL BREED
DOG SHOW
MORE THAI 1800 DOGS
RIN-TIN -TIN IN PERSON
Other Famous Dog Acts
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L ~F!=ERtHT IREEDS IEHCHEO AHO
JUOGID IA.CH DAY .
Patterson
Arrives in
U.S. Capital
WA..<1-UNGTON •CNSl-R. L.
PRtt crson of Newport Beach, eros-
ion engineer f<Jr· Orange county
(Calif.). arrived a t the l\1etropoli·
tan National airport here Monday.
}le \\'as accompanied by Willis
H. \\1arnC'r of Huntington Beach,
member of the Orange County
Board of Supervisors.
Patterson said they were at-
tending 3 hearing of the Senate
appropriations comr'nittC'e set for
TuC'sday. Thl'y are seeking emer-
gency appropriations from the fed-
er al government for beach erosion
protection in Orangl county coast
ct ties.
8'1th "'ere to confer \\ith Con-
gressman J ohn Phillips some time
Motorcyclist Punch"
Motorist on Chin
(Oiitlo--.... 11.
(Cantin-tnm Pap One> 216 South Raton! drive, Beverly
Gant, Street SUpt. John Covert, H1111. driver of the station wason,·
HMIJarmutft -CHJa and OD the chin.
Mn. Maurine CHI&. bla &ecreW'y; wi-tbla act of 11at1cuira did
Oilef Bulldlns .__ A.. M. not bring the driver of the lltllllon
Neloon, Cty Admlnlltrator John wacon to a halt, Twombly leaned
J. Sallon and Pollc:e Chief R. R. over bla cycle and In dare-4evlJ
Hocllldmbn. fuhlon opened the front door of
Allo Tom W. -· !Jrftl• the other vehicle and -about dent of the Newport Harbor Real-to leap from hUI own machine
ty OOard; Ralph M. Mukey, real· onto the racing atatlon wagon
tor; Lan .t.vqnino. aaln repre-when C.o!tman steered Into the
ae:ntattve tor Balboa 1 Coves, Inc.; driveway of the Armes ·lel'Vlce
Harry Welch, executive 8eefttary 1tatton and a leTYice attend8.nt
for the chamber of commerce; H . telephoned the police.
F. Kl!nny, preoldent of the cham-Taken to police headquarten
ber of ClCJllUDmle and BaJboo poat. both motorcycltat Twombly and
muter. AutoUlt Coffman told their atorta.
r
J. K. Brown Company
Ult °"""* a_,.. -11%G-W Newpolt Btt·' CAlll. Allo E. A. Kalaer, S . W. N .. Meanwhile, Elbttt Balley of 720
.We of Loo'Aneelea and the Kalaer South Comatoclc, Whittler. who '-----------.J
<ompany, W. L Moody and t>. E . wu rldln& with the struck motor· ------------
Neptune ot the arehltectunl firm cycle, came hobbl!nc to the station
of Ralph C. Flewelllnc company house. He wu Injured . wllen the
and Leiter Patch of Newpmt atation wagon atntck Mennln&'i
Helehto. Kaiser company auper1n. motorcycle.
tendent. No charges or counter charges
Newspaper editorial represen\a. were fUed.
tis present were Genevieve Syl-
CITY BUSINESS TOLD
City treasurer J. A Gant re-
vester of Newport Beach, editor of
The Newport-Balboa Preu; Fred
Frost of Newport Beach, editor of
The Newport-Balboa News-Time&;
Lt. Col. s. H. Franklin, Balboa lal-ported to members of the d ty
and assistant editor of The Costa oound.l recently that receipts tot-M ' G aled $787,814.75 whlle dlsburse-esa Jobe-Herald and Huah Mcc-menu totaled S728 199 45 d ·
"Be Sure-Insure"
* Maurie Stanley
·with
Earl W. Stanley
*
Millan, news correspondent tor May • · urmg
The Santa Ana Regiater. · '-------------'
News photographers present r;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;,
were Volney Hay jr. of Balboa;
Hugh McMillan of Newport
Heights and Al Capper of the
Kent Hitchcock studio of Udo
hie.
Catching Striped Bass
With Nets Unlawful
(Continued from Pae• One>
SB 971, Tenny and otben, m.aklnl'
Good Friday trom noon untU a p.m . a lenJ holiday.
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Play Golf w·ii .
et the new I OWICk Public
Course
On West 5th St. :i-2 Mlle EMt of Harbor Boulevard
Phone lluta AB& 7011hJ
SIJ 1283. Parkman, requiring that distilled aplrlta eh&ll be eold under ta.tr
trade co1:1tra.ct11 tn which minimum
price• are aet forth. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g The governor announced he has
vetoed the following bills:
SB 702, Judah, which would blanket D R A F T I N G the chief of the division of beaches ~1~~·:..~·,i1; ,:'~:,":,':;,,,, ~ HA RB 0 R SER VIC E
SB 421. Crittenden. which would per· mil e~tlve otficlala under the at.ate
retln!ment 11ystem to ba•e certain benertta the governor 8&Jd would not
be avallable to other memben oC the aystem. COMMERCIAL
Machinery SB 818. Kra!t, which would permit Private tnteresta to u.-e the eminent
aomaJn proceu to build a prtn.te road The got"ernor said tbla ta not In ac: cord with good Practice.
AB 4381 Crowley, which wouJd pe_r-SHIP'S DBAFI'ING -WORLD FAMOUS JUDGES -
Twe lit Drp-t:JO A.M. N 10 P .M.
-ntE WEST"S U.IGIST DOG SHOW" Tuesday. mtt bllna penona to be llcen.ed u 7ll-O "--~ H --_,_ cblropra.c~on. The co9emor Wd the ""11Mt• wy. (JR.U"Daa Mlle) Newport Beach BY·PLAYS IN THE ORANGE qoUNTY COURTROOM D URI NG ability to observe external aymptorrui Phone Beacon 5860 OVERELL TRIAL While Bud Gollum (left), and Loul~ Overell ,, .. i'";•h;''1,;~;'~;;:";:;::a;ro;~;l~~:;·~tb~e~p~n>~pe~'~P~""~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~;;~~~;;~~
LE FISHES/-,-...... __
We Keep 'em Alive
IN BAIT TANKS ON BOTH THE
NEWPORT & BALBOA PIERS'
IF YOU WANT "llA1T TllEI LOVE TO TAKE"
(OPEN DAILY) 8oo GEOBGJ: 11INEB
LUMB-ER
BUILDING MATERIALS
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i.. .... 80,000 _ ol·b1Pwoi1o ••• bis dlloo,----..i.-..--y.., .... -..,_ •• ,1oa1_
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Chevrolet Dealers
Aid Boys in County
Soap Box Derby
(ri&ht) meditated:. P ete Cooey (back ~nter), ma.nactnc edlt;or of
The Santa Ana Kecbter conce:ab'ated ·hla thoucbt1 on aomethlnc
m ore lnaplrlnc at the rtcht.-News-Times photo.
Bodily Repair Building Valuation
Local interest in the Harbor H't $328 OOO M •~ area in the 1947 Orange County I S , arK lf the human body did not re-
Soap Box ·Derby to be held on (Co ti ed fro p On ) pair itself the skin would soon / n nu m ace e rub off, the nails grind down, the
July 20, on MacArthur Boulevard S:t that address, the same to cost. hair rt d fall th uscl d Is on the increase'! However, more sp 1 an • e m .es an
bo f this hould $6000. nerves be worn out by fatigue. ys rom area s enter Ray A. Klenge or 415 H eliotrope
this worthwhile contest. avenue, Corona del Mar, filed
HAD GOOD DAY The winnrr of ~e local Orange plans for the erection of an add.I·
count}• ~ntest Will get an .all tlon to his present dweWng at a
expense trip to the national finals cost of $2000 Cit)• Judge Robert Gardner col-
a t Derby Downs in Akron. This · lected $687.z7 in traffic fines on
trip is not only for the boy. but _Ralph Richardson_ of 1304 State Saturday.
includes one of his parents and Highway Corona oel Mar, filed ------------
of course, the boy's car. There are plans. for the· construction of s.n
many fine prizes in the national addition to a garage at that ad-JUST ARRIVED contest. First prize nationally is dress, the same to cost $1200.
a complete four year college Katherine Olson of the l"'un
scholarship with all expenses paid. Zone amusement park, filed plans
Second prize nationally is a new for the remodeling of her cafe at
Chevrolet automobile, There are Edgewater and Washington Sts.,
many more nice prizes also. The Balboa, at a cost of $500.
national contest is held on Aug-
ust 17. Mesa area, date and time to be
The age limits for the contest is announced later.
from 11 yrs. to 15 yrs. of age The local Harbor Distrct Mason-
and is for boys on1y. Parents or le club has donated a beautiful
guardians or the competing bo}'I trophy ,to the third place winner
must give their permission fOt" the in the Orange County Soap Box
boy to enter. Entry blanks and Derby. This trophy was presented
complete rule books are available to the County Soap Box chairman
at any Chevroiet dealership in the at the Masonic club meetin~ hell!'
county. June 11. 1947 and will be on dls-
Through the cooperation of 1ev-play at various locaJ business
eral local organizations, arrange-places Jn t:h1.I area until the time
ments have been made, for the of the county contest. CUrrently,
following: it Is being dl.!played in the window
On Saturday, June 21, 1947 at of the Van Drimlen Jewelry Store
10:30 in the morning, there will be in Costa Mesa.
a free moVie entitled '-zbe AJl. Also, there have been many
~erican Soap Box Derby" to be offers from various persons to
shown at the Lido Theatre. ThiJ sponsor a boy Jn the contest. So,
ls possible through the courtesy If there are any boys ln thlJ; dis--
of the management ot the Lido trict' that feel they cannot afford
Theatre. to build a car because of cost of
Through the courtesy ~ the wheels. etc .• kindly go to any one
Costa Meta· Newport Harbor of the CheVrolet dealenhips of
Uons club arranaements are now the county an41 arrangements will
bein& complet&d for a free abcJw, be made for a sponsor. Ina of the aaA film In the Costa
' TRONART-
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MIN -IDTICS
Delco Radios
Marine, & Domestic
Repair Work
Our Specialty •
... w.o 2 .. ar.1711.
~£ ..... , •
Bill Would Stop
Vagrant Arrests
U a bill ipomored by Auernhly-
man Edward E. Elliott of Loo An-
eelea UI approved by both houses
of the state legialature and UI alcn·
ed by Governor WarTen, the state
oomtltutlon will be amended by
• provision that will forbid the
,.UTelt or detention of any per90l'l
fer vqranc:y.
Tbe measure WOUid provide that
"being without alll'Umt meana ~
aupport Or being without rai-
, dmce .. ahall not be cs•wtdend
crlmn In tbemoel ....
ETS-HOKIN
& GALVAN
ELECTRICIANS
SINCE 1921)
1000 Cw&·lllway, Newpori
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Free Kids Show
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Lido Theatre, Sa tu tday, June 21
At I 0:00 A. M.
American Legion Hall, Costa Mesa
Monday, June 23rd at 3 :00 P. M.
Sponsored by Costa Mesa • Newport Harbor Lions Club
ALL AMERICAN
Soap Box Derby· Film
Boys from ell over America race their-
home .-built coasters in the Na-
tional finals of the greatest emeteur
racing contest in the world, held at
Akron, Ohio lest summer.
30-MINUTE COLOR FILM
plus
Cartoons and Sport RHls ·
ENTRY BLANKS AND RULES FOR THE LOCAL . , I
ORANGE COUNTY SOAP BOX DERBY to be held Ja17 20th
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on MacArthur BouJevard can be obtained from any CHEVRO-
LET DEALER IN ORANG~ CX>.UNTY •
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