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Home My WebLink About1947-06-25 - Newport Balboa News Times• ' THE "'~ ·~ SAND ..:.::, '-I • CRAB B7 8 A JI M.UOIUTIE8. Where else in tbe world can you find a natioo or C0W1try .that can call its ruler a liar and get away with it than in these United States? Referring, of course, to President Tru- man's veto labor remarks and its authors, Taft and Hartley, denouncing him as a prevaricator, visionary, one-sided and opposing the majority. If this happened In a totalitarian state the op- position would loog ere this have been hustled off to .Prison or they would just dis- appear. Sentiment on the tax veto was more evenly divided than on the labor veto, which had a clear ma· jority in congress and seemed to be opposed more by union chieftains than by the rank and file. As in every other powerful organi- zation a few thugs and rough necks cast the odium on the vast, silent majority, while the leaders usurp their au- thority and believe their fol- lowers all endorse their methods. + + • In reflecting on the pro- visions of the Wagner Act and the claim that the New Deal was responsible, it should be remembenid that everything Roosevelt finish· was started under Republi- can administrations, such as the R.F.C., the first half- billion farm relief bill, ex- panding feredal bureaus, commissions and regulations, ordering business men to give employes a flat ten per- cent wage increase, destroy- ing food to create artificial prices for same and the graduated income tax. What party was it that established the old communist slogan, ''From every man. accord- ing to his capacity. To every man according to his need." And the greatest Democrat of all time repeat- edly warned: "That govern- ment is best which governs least." All of which means we must get back to basic principles if we are to con- tinue as a republic. + + + P o II t I cs. Underground rumblings indicate the April, 1948 city . election campaign is already underway. Mayor Reed, Bob Allen and Mason Siler are three councilmen whose tenns will expire and 'tis said Reed and Allen would like to run again and that Slier would not. All three will keep their ears to the listening posts to see what the Zodiac has to tell them.· That there will be a large group seeking the fa- vor of the electorate is in- dicated by early reports that Roger Watson. Nelson Staf- ford, Jack Cole, Bob Keller and a-few others might 'be in a receptive mood. And there will be others as summer merges into fall and winter swings into spring. All the sideliners have to do is wait and listen. • • • Boy Seout Site. This in- dignation over abandonment of the Boy Scout site on the north bay shore seems a bit tardy. Months ago the coun- cll had asked the Scout lead- el'S what about it, with an in- different response. Ran into ·aty Atty. Roland Thompsai .In Santa Ana the other day and he wanted to know by what right the council had , to give away the public's land when the city could se- cure a leese and revenue on a. $100,000 worth of beach? Sure the Scouts are entitled to a place . to recreate, but ::=~ ~ :eost~~ be utill2led for that purpose? , + • + Sw n-& H ere. Schools · 11ft dismissed and the Cl"O\Vds __ ...,. swanning to the beaches If Sunday was any indication ot. what the comlng mooths forecast. Every section of the bay and ooeen was util- l:lecl and It was good to watch the a.ntlcs ol. the youngsters. Jndclentally took scme rela- tlwe to Knott'• Berry Fann tD show them Ghost Town ud the .. Oil ol. orpnba- (QalW sa cm -Pop> • • • • I • ___ , os a . esa 1 o VOLUll(I: XXXIX Overell Jury Visits Yacht; Beulah Cries Unaffected at First, Pair Show Stress as Jurors Inspect Boat Beulah Louise Overell an d George "Bud" Collum stood by the battered hull ot the Mary E. th.iS morning in South Coast yards and watched the jurors as they were shown over the boat by Presiding Judge Kenneth Morrison and Hub-- bard Howe ot the South Coast company. No details of the crime for which Louise Overell and Collum are charged, the murder of he girl's parents on board the yacht on the night of March 15, were told the jurors but they were made familiar with the interior arrange- ment of the boat. Outside it shows little damage, except for the gaping hole in the side, but inside it is a shambles. When first brought in, Louise did not look at the boat but kept her eyes turned in the direction of the street. There were black circles around her eyes and later, in the car, she shed tears. Bud Newport Balboa-News Tiriles COSTA MESA, OALIFOllNIA,, WEDNESD AY, roNE %11, 1M1 Why Not a Coast Judge? (F.ditorial) Without any intent to show partiality The News- Times believes the coast line of Orange county is en- titled to representation on the Superior court bench, and with that thought in mind presents the name of City Judge Robert Gardner to the serious consideration of Governor Earl Warren. c Qty .Building Nearing Half Million Mark Heights Property Owners Told When to Expect Alleys, Streets Property owners in the area bounded by Irvine street and the old county roa d on NeWport Heights may have to wait a year before actual work of laying streets, sidewalks and alleys can be started by the city of Newport Beach. the project, the c i t y engineer said, "perhaps." However, he explained tha t actual construction. work could not begin in less than a year's time. This answer was disappointin,g to the property owners, one of whom mentioned that one of the signers to a petition requesting the improvements, was "maroon- ed in her home for three daYs last winter because of the condi- $115,000 Demanded In 3 Suits To those who have failed to read that the state legis- lature gave Orange county another jurist and that it is "up to" Governor Warren to make the appointment to serve until the next regular election, we urge the hun- dreds of friends of Judge Gardner to enter the lists in his behalf. "Bob" Gardner. a resident of Balboa Island, has been city judge since 1939, with time out for his stint in the U. S. Navy, where he served on the staffs of such warriors as Admiral Nimitz, Admiral Hoover and Ad-· mira1 Turner, for all of whom he did a splendid job. On his return to civil life he picked up its threads as calmly and capably as he did before he went to war. Judge Gardner has been practicing law for many years-in the offices of Roland Thompson and Don Har- wood, Santa Ana. and of late partner of the latter, while doing a fine piece of work as city judge of Newport Beach, a post he handles "'!th fairness and dignity and with a minimum of complaints. At present Orange county has three superior court judges. one from the northern end of the county and two from Santa Ana. The coast line, with its tremendous growth and complex problems having to do "'.ith mari~e and shoreline affairs, so different from agnculture, 1s entitled to able and competent representation. Judge Gardner is qualified in every way for the judgeship. Valuation of June permits for construction work in Newport . Beach up to and including Monday reached a total of $451,550, Chief Building Inspector A. M. Nelson Santa Anans Charged With Death of One: Injuries to bthers said today. · evening. tion of the area." (Special to News·'nmes) Permits issued during the past Webb's viewpoint was also an Perplexed by the irony of the SANTA ANA ciuelday)-Two That was the summation of an opinion gtVen by City Engineer J. B. Webb to members of the city council at their regular meeting in the old city hall on Monday w~k ending Saturday included answer to a vocal petition by two situation, Mayor 0 . B. Reed sug-more civil actions for damages D those for seven new homes, one owners of property on th.e Heights gested that a committee of one 8 result of injUries suffered by the valued at $25,000; three business who demanded to know how much or two of the property owners of plaintiffs in previous auto ace> structures. one tempor ary office longer .they must be "marooned" Newport Heights be appointed to dents happening on Newport Har-- building and a re1igious edifice, in ~hat area without tpese con-keep in touch with the office of bor area roads were filed in ()r... the latter to cost $42,000. ven1ences. Oty Engineer J . B. Webb to see ange County court this momlng. Board of trustees of Christ Marooned_ that the work is done. Neal c. Gould, Sr., of 2010Court Church by the Sea, ·Newport The property o\\•ners entered "We'll even help him, if it will street, Newport Beach, on behalf Beach, filed plans for a new addi-their protests against any delay-do any good," one of the protest-of his son, Neal R ,Gould, 19, de- tion from 1400 to 1422 West Cen-ing action by the city engineer ing property owners shot back. manded $67,056.36 in damages aa tral avenue, Newport Beach, $42,-only after the city council in-"It is a shame that we property a result of an automobile smashup 000. structed Mr. Webb to proceed owners have to live in slums when and fire which ocul-ed. at McAr- W. A. Sn)lder of 3417 North with his plans to set up an as-we pay taxes to the city of New-thur boulevard and San Joaquin Garry stret't, Pasadena, filed plans sessment district whereby the im-port Beach." -road, last March 15. tor the er ection of a two story provemcnts can be made and paid Mayor Reed insisted upon the The plaintiff said that his IQD house and garage at 905 Via Lido for both by the property owners committee idea, for, as h~ added, sufered first, second and third de- Nord. Lido Isle, to cost $25,000. and by the city. "only in that way will we and gree burns about the face, hands. Robert Potter of 614 Jasmine Mr. Webb said preparation of you know whether Mr. Webb is bod d and and y an lower right leg, avenue, Corona del Mar, f i 1 e d the paper work in the initial laying down on the job' or not." fractuTed three ribs and sustained plans for the er ection of a two stages through the debt lirnita-A chuckle was heard in the a fracture of the vertebra as an story house with detached garage tions procedure wiuld take about audience tutd members of the city outcome of the·accident. at 519 Marguerite avenue, Corona four or six months. When asked council, including Mr. Webb laugh- was noticeably pa.le and did not -------------------------- smile until he turned to enter the c·ity Playground Idea w·ins del Mar, $10,000. by one 'of the property owners if ed heartily. Mr. Webb was author-Another Actton F11ed H. T. Richardson of Bayshore the city would not shorten that ized to proceed with as~sment The other suit was filed by car to leave the yard and his coun~ sel, William Beirne, gave him a parting pat on the shoulder. Camp filed plans for the erection length of time and start work on district paper work. Elbert F. Hillhouse of 2010 Court of a dwelling and garage at 319 _ _::__ ______________ _:_...:. _________ street, Newport Beach, father of tn~u~~:.fg:~Fi:f~~~~~te~~ Endorsement from Leaders plained the various n'at parts of the craft in nautical language so that the jurors would understand any testimony which might be in· jected during court proceedings of :~:~~:;~:~;~7r~·;f~; CQsta Mesans fa tally Hurt ~:~;,e 2Y~?f~~~~~ d c ~Y:r··,~::,::Co~::r~:~t :~: In Newport Boulevard Crash -~:~:ht~il;~f~~d·~~~. ~::o~~ = the triaJ. He said that everything was aboard the craft as it was when the vessel "'as raised from its (Continued on Back Page) Architect Is Sought For New Fire Station In Corona del Mar An architect is being sought to make plans for the proposed. new fire station at Corona del Mar. Seeking such a professional man is a committee headed by Council- man Mason Silers as chairman; Fire Commissioner 0 . Z. Robert- son and Fire Chief Frank W . Crocker. The cemmittee was appointed by the city council on Monday night. Plans for a recreation ar ea for Howser Shocke $7000 legs, arms and hands and also sus-childrcn in Balboa received lhe J · h . . di Mr. Jones also filed plans for Anah • Fi d Three persons were killed in __ c_c_on_tin_ued __ on_Ba_c_k_Page_"--l--~na~or~~~~~~s?f ~~ ~n~Sl~ta~~:ic~ Hits Oil Ver ct lhf building of a one story house eunan ne . automobile accidents occurring in If v . J I minded committee on Monday. and carport at 620 Poppy street, 0 Fi Ch the Newport Harbor area over the OICe 0 ts You (Speclal "' News-Times) Corona del Mar. to cost $7000. n re arge ' weekend. Out of Bed at S1'x And to top it off, Ralph P. LOS ANGELES (Tuesday) Mr. and Mrs. Ford Sammis of 1 M k h. d king chairman S Id d f Joe D. Montanye, 17. of 2216 It I 't N' htm I as ey, ar -v.·or The verdict of the United States an Marino filed plans for a one Wallace Ca erhea o Anaheim Orange Ave., and Mary ·Griener, . . Sn 19 are .. o~ the city parks cornn:Jttee, we;; Supreme Court upholding the fed-story house and garage at 2022 was fined $100, three-fourths of power by the city council M h ded d h 16, of 247 Victoria St., Costa If k ed • given eral government's claim to owner~ iramar avenue, Balboa, to COBt whic was suspen , an e was Mesa were killed in a crash in YOU are awa en around s:ur: to take care of the matter. ship of oil-rich submerged lands $6500. placed on probation for two years which four other young persons o'clock ~n the morning. by .~ Vocal ~ndorsement of the pro-off the California coast was not Mr. and Mrs. Paul Butler of 213 after he plead guilty in Newport were seriously hurt, the California one c.a111ng a . boat. don t think tt ject was made by Postmaster H. received with dt?-light by Attorney 32nd street, Newport Beach, filed Beach City Court last Saturday Highway patrol reported today. was .Just a n1gh.tm~e. ,It will be F. Kenny, president of the charn-General Fred N. Howser here to-plans for a one story house at to violation of the fire laws. a voice -that is, it you've heard ber of commerce, who reported day. 219 35th street, Newport Beach, Fire department officials charg-Montanye, driving Saturday at it. that a chamber C0';11!11ittee of fi~e In a letter addressed to repre-$4500. ed the Anaheim man with start-11 p.m. on Ne~rt Blvd., 150. -Anywa)• the city c council has and municipal officials had dis· sentative! of the press the state's S. J . Torre of 439 South West-ing a fire to ·dispose of building feet north of PaUsa~es Rd., Costa given McCullagh Brothers pennjs- closed the civic plan. attorney general stat~ that his ern avenue, Los Angeles, filed materials debris at n2 Iris street, Mesa, ran. head-on int? a tree on scion to test a loudspeaker device- Newport Harbor Post No. 686. oCfice would reseive 1Mouncement plans for a two itor-y building, Irvine property, Corona del Mar, the left side 0~ the high~ay. As· at 6 a.m. for .the next two week&. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Monte of future action until it has had with apartment above, at 221 on J une 1~. at a time when there serted.ly traveling at a high rate The device will be used to swnrnoo Grimes. commander, endorsed the time to study the decision of the Agate a".enue, Balboa Island, was a 13 mile an hour wind blow-of speed, the machine was demol-boats to shore. project as an incentive toward supreme court. $5500. ing. ish~ in the spectacular crash Although Police Chief R. R. combatting juvenile delinquency. Howser gave some indication in · Ben Reddick, publisher of The They said the wind caught up which s.aw the front of the car Hodgkinson said he saw no harm Dr. Thomas P . Reeder of 3409 his script that the state may seek Newport-Balboa Wee~y Pr;ess the embers and carried them into curved in the shape of. the tree. in the council granting a pennit \Vest Central avenue, Newport the cooperation of congress in en-and Los ~geles Exam.mer cam-the neighboring acres of Irvine The young ~sengers were stre~ for such a calling device, the CXt\ln. Beach and Dr. Harry E. Stickler acting legislation "which wi.ll pre-eraman , filed plans for the erec-land and as a result 10 acres were along the highway as the car hit cilmen were unwilling to endanger . f t t bl k destroyed by f;...,, th_e tree and .came. back on th.• public clamor ag'\1""· t such a •-of 2124 Ocean boulevard. Balboa, elude this and other predatory en-lion o a one s ocy concre e oc ... .... h h ~ Trash D·lsposal Cans sent a i·oint letter to the council. croachments on state sovereignty buiJding at 2211 Coast boulevard, ig way, resting its wheels Jn vice, if it should become too loud .,000 ho the ce,nter la_n•. of Newport Blvd. that early. favoring the establishment of a by federal bureaucracy." to cost <!"'.I • • • B J Ret iJ S 1 ed J Do nated by Balboans playground on Ocean Front at In their suit, the United States E. A. Kaiser of. 8825 Olympic a a a ers D. ·~~~o~. I~~~ of ~e~vc:1~~ __ c_eo_n_tJ_n_u_e_d_on __ B_a_c_k_P_ag_::__el __ A t d b C ·1 15th street. government contended it had title avenue, Beverly H1~ls, fil·ed· plans Seek More Time St., Costa Mesa, registered owner ccep e y ounci Councilman o. Z. Robertson of to a belt beginning at low tide and for 8 • temporary offi~ building on of the car. David Elden Frazier, Salvation Army's Red Shield Truck to Pick Up Cast Off Material Trash disposal cans recently Corona del Mar said he \Vas in extending seaward three miles. t~!~tea~~ ~e!':w O>~;;.~al~~ea;~: For Car Parkers 24, of 236 w. Romona St .• Ven- purchased by the Balboa Improve· favor of playgrounds a.nd he would California 'flaimed ownership of s ' tura; Pat Sieger, 15, of Elden Ave. ment Association will be turned like to have the city council set the land on which it has issued Newport Beach: to cost $4000. For some time past outo park-Costa Mesa, and Barbara LaBelle, over to the city of Newport Beach up a committee, with rcpresenta-about 100 leases tor withdrawal of 1.1Eed. Al. \VE'dfekind of Lost ~ngteles ing in the Main street business 15, of 2211 Santa Ana Ave., Costa . B 1 . . f dilf t ·1 b . . I p ans ,.. or a one s ory s ore The Salvation Army Red Shield street department for use tn a -t1\.·es on 1t rom eren com-01 Y vanous comparues. b "ldi t ' be ted t 29()5.. district of Balboa has been any-Mesa. All were unconscious at the boa munities of the harbor area, to The oil and other mineral de· 290Ul7 nwg toCe treralec a N thing but satisfactory. scene of the-crash and were taken truck will be in Newport Beach · k · f I d . . . · es n avenue, ew-every Saturday morning. beD'io-Volney Hay, jr., president of the wor out a series o P aygroun posits at stake in the litigation n-h t t Sl950 So when Postmaster Herbert F . to Orange County hospital where e· . d be! th . t bel" ed be rth port ~ac . o cos . h . di . ted ning June 28, for the 'purpose ot association, appeare ore c proJcc s. . \V~~ 1ev to wo many Greater All American Market Kenny, who is president of the t e1r con t1on was repor as collecting cast off cl<>thing, shoes. city council on Monday night and O~her members of the council m.dl1o~s of dollars. . on Coast highway, filed plans for Newport Harbor Chamber of "fair." informed the councilmen that the rC'phed that undoubtedly Mr. Mas· Jus.t1ce ~lack delivered . ~he ·the erection of 8 wire fence for Commerce, appeared before the It has not' been determined what ~~~~~~· al~lti:07·8~::ez1: association was contribu ting the key, being a sound and logical courlsMverdid ct-aJ sti.to 2Reeddec1S1ond olding boxes intact on their prop-city council on Monday and re-caused the machine to swerve off trash carriers for the purpose of . 1 --0n on ay. us ce an f $lOOO quested changes in the parking or the highway and into the tree, terials, said Major Orio Ellison., keeping streets cleared of scatter· processer . \\'Ould, do nothing that I Frankfurter wrote separate ells-erty, at a cost 0 ' dinance, the eouncil decided some-officers reported. The terrific im-local representative. ed paper USually ·•rown 1"nto the was not in the best interests of sents and Justice J ackson took no E. A. Catters of 906 West C:en-h" h uld be d t f th hi w s descri·bed The Salvation Anny, pioneers. ua . . • tral avenue, Newport Beach, ftled t ing s 0 one. pac 0 e mac ne a in the field of Olristian lociall street. all concerned in the harbor area. part 1n the decision. a plan for a roof pati·o. at that Police Chief Roland R . Hodgkin-as the door of the car was thrown , The cans were accepted Y the address. to cost $300. son was authorized to go over the 70 feet by the crash. Montayne's b --~iiiiiiiiilii!!!iii;ii!;~9!~iiiiiiii~;;L=-=-~)jir~-:;;:-service is carrying on a fine~-· d b Co U bod w · b" l structive rehabilitation program.-city on a motion ma e Y unc • P. N. Peterson of 415 38th scene with Mr. Kenny and see if y was taken to in 1g er mor· L. I bell d 0 Z Robe t h. h ll •• for handicapped people tbrougb., men L. s an . . r --street, Newport Beach, filed plans more time can be allowed motor-tuary, w 1c wi announce \.ue the reconversion of Salvage ma- son. The can receptacles will be for 8 frame story playhouse at ists who wish to shop in the area. funeral services later. Mary Grie· ed th ·ty tr t d 27 57 . bod ak Bal t terials which the ordinary 'houae-turn over to e c1 s ee e-2 417 3Sth street. Newport Beach A 10-minute parking zone is a ner s y t en . to tz mor u-holder throws away. partment for use in Balboa.· $100. hardship, Mr. Kenny said. ary, Corona del Mar. Last th ·a1 . Standard O il Loses Round W ith Council On Waterfront Plans The Standard OU Company of California which has had a marine service station in the Balboa area for 40 years lost .its first round \Vi.th the Newport Beach City Council on Moripay. A representative of the oil com- pany told councilmen that the ma- rine station which is located on the A street pier would be fenced- in literally if the clubhoUM! of the Balboa Angling club is built and pier·end of t•e Balboa pavillion is allo~:ed to stand u II. He said hls company was now ready to spend some $60,000 to rnodttni2e and expand llB lft>eDt Balboa. waterfront station and he expressed the hope that the city council would C\ltback the pavll- lion and other pier ends to con. form with plans being made by the oil company. Members of the dcy OOWldJ In denying the application of the oil .,.,._.,Y sust&lnecl the view of the barbor committee that no chanaes should be made. . ~O.B.Rftdwu~ In his cmtftltion that tbe oil ..,.... paJl1 tt"Plll1 · to the bubor ...... mlttee ...S "dcy boundJ for a ·per- mit to ....., out" --<planL llOl.LYwooD e&mm TAm DIP INTO ILU ft:ld.i ..._. ........ $ -................. JlllOlll ... ., •• ., .... .. ue.W''"'c a .._ •1.lilll Ille. 'ftie....t w t1a t • 1"ia II) at:......a. .,. ........... ··~-· a'' ............ .... 71 I --·"""'." pbDCo.., Kat-.,"'!'- • Mr. Kenny was 'critical of the A hitch-hiking sailor, John Kor-year e SOCl ·service cen- restriction placed on motorists manik, 23, of San Diego, was ter serving this area, reproceuett. who drive up to his postoffice only fatally injured in a crash early to-192,000 garments, 18,000 pairs al to learn that they can't even day on Hwy. 101, 1500 feet south !ihe>es, 10,000 pieces pt fumiture:- park to post a letter. of Coast Blvd., Newport Beach, and 1001000 other pieces of 1boule-· IT ALL DEPENDS If the Newport Beach Fire de- partment approves and the Balboa Improvement association posts adequate bond, the latter can put on a fireworks display on Balboa pier on July 4, the city council decreed on Monday night . "We are the only: city in the police reported today. · hold equipment. I t also proyided"'I Country that does not permit a Another sailor, Seaman first 35,000 meals, 14,600 beds. 22,000 motorist to stop at his postoffice clan Robert L . Bell of the USS days work and paid over $60,0CIClJ to mail a letter," said the post· Prairie, S8.n Diego, ~as driver of in wages and subsistence .. ' master. the machine which picked up Kor-The Lew H. Wallace Rear Ei- I t was on recommendation of manik and later ran off the high-tate company located a t 2202 w .. Councilman 0 . Z. Robertson of way and into an Edi.sOn pole as Cent.ral avenue, Newport Beach. Corona del Mar that the city it rounded a curve in the road. has opened its office to recefte council agreed that the matter The driver and another passenger, telephone calls for saJV&Cf na- should be referred. to the police James L. Dougherty, of the same terials for the Salviltion Army. department for i:DVestigation and ship, received minor cuts and Just phone -3 -and tbe Red CITY GIVES $2000 Oty Council will appropriate the sum of $2(X)() to the Touma· ment of Ughts association to aid the Jatter in their annual JJf'I>" gram. This gesture was approved by the ooundl Monday. report. bruises. Shield truck will 40 the rest. I t was reported that Korn;ianik C R S died from a severed artery in his ity equests tate throaL Dougherty and Bell were Stanley Will Speak Highway Department taken to tne base hospital at El • .t d Toro Marine Air Station. Kor- Assemblyman ·Earl S tanley of To· Make Roa.a Stu y manlk was trllllsferred from Or· Newpon Beach will address mem-ange C.Ounty hospital to .the Naval ben of tile Orange C...01;)' Jus-The California State highway hospital In Long Beacli. His body tlces and Constables assodation at departmen t will be uked to make was later taken to the Mottell their monthly meeting ...s dlnner a survey of traffic movement on tuary H ~ f at White's ca!e on Balboa laJand. the "'Miracle Mlle" and CoaSt ~v~.e was a na~ve 0 Wednesday nlcbt. 0. A J ones, for-highway Into Corona do! Mar. The Orange County ooroner's mer dl;y judge, will be -· M~ at the clcy council oo office said today there would be Suffer ~ •1nor Hu-'-MOQday illgbt authorized c I t Y no Inquest Into the doalhs of the m ~ Oerk F'<ank Rinehart to appeal occupanu of the Montoya car. MiMr uijni8 Wft"e suffOftd by to the It.ate nied dope.rtment _ to --'-·----~ Joiul F . Gorman, 112, at CGota -make MlCh a study. Coot . to the 00 SLOW! and Il&ltih R. Ou!dlola. 29; at San d1;)' will be about '800. "Slow Cunoe" -·t a!wayo ..,. -. In an --It wu a11o n!j)<lrled to the city PlY to a ~ pitdl. ·The Na- wllldl -ca lllll> --counc1J that 111e cbunzy cram JUrJo t1ona1 s.t.iy """""° ..,. it ti a11o Newport ~ o..ta -. ttemtl7 Jllllde .a tnttlc oount ca a "llsD al ute" ~Iba ~ SalunloiJ' llillld-. tbe ~. --Id be b?IW. ' • I Nurses AsliecJ ~o Register lor Emergency Duty Ia cue of f!llMll&cluaq It la dWlcalt ·-~ tlo.dur• .. ~et ia toocll_a_ ....... Ult t.J d" .... the ~tJ' an • ..,. •i .. Md pnetkal .... • ... ........ ,...... __ N-.--~ 1111 I Wcwt Oeatnl au e ~ ..._ ta """-...... ..._._ ..... --t!rie .. -u.e,. ............ '" ......... t11e7 __ _ ...... -..[! .. • • ' N&WPO&'l' BALBOA N&WS·'l'l•&I :------------------- ~-~=-~:::::-,_9' lN, World at a Glance CAPITOL LETTERS NEWS-TIMES -· Jt.-.on 1S -1S WI...,. ~ -t ltoelfl TaJr.e Q', the fk>ocl control dlotrlct, and the P'ltwa!' coot or the federal the -tropollt&D water dlotrlct. -• u an~-Do,... One llnal ~lo eopec1a1. UllllD pAJITY apnce dltpllcatlon and -The -tllat our natlodal _.,. IY .-a11ns. We poy the Niarleo • a 7 3 t ~Tl t, .. nu ,., .U....t v.a-••••• ~ ill aamcy ltatt. ~ an ment spent 'about five-and-one-of a_psroximately 78,000 penona B , 1 1 ~ PQable In Advance: SI 50 per JM' ID 0nnp Ooun!1; Any time • prominent polltlca1 u,_.pable rauit. It may be half t1m<S u much In the ten now on the Federal payroll. That $i:lli per JM' to 4th _,.. $3.00 per ,eu to 8th ..,. ftllW"' or lll'OUP beltno to aboWpoll&-touc:h on thooe who 1tay in Wuh, yeen followin& the Ovll War and total lo 2:1 per cent IP"'&ter than • ' oatlofactlon with both ....ior · lnston and can't find other jobo World War I u \It opent In the the combined penonnel of the -ao ~ matter at the -In N-pt><t Beach. tlcal -tleo the talk o! • tblnl thttt, but the American taxpayen decade Jl"ecodins )each o! thooe dty, county, and ICbool diatrlcts, c.Jltarnla, under the Act or llarcb 3, 1897 parQ' tnevltably 1prlnp up. Henry can"t be expoctec1 to go oh "sup-confllcta! lnc!udin& the Water and Pow.,. SAK D. PORTER • , , Publloher Wallace'• lwinl around the coun· portlni" them lndeflnltely. ~ It That bocl!"' Ill for all of us-Dept. ... Q. J"ROST a • a Editor try In which he lharply criticized lo, he'• been a '"good Joe" too un1 ... aornethlng lo done to re-w:r. DIXON a -• . a a • a a ' Advertlolns Ma-both the Republlet.na and oen-long. verse or ... leut modify, hlotory. Par· amount Star . --Plant. 3011 W. Central Avenue, N..,_. Bnch, California crats hu revived the 1ub~ 1f ~ decade after World War ll f .... _ Ci~ f N~ 'D--L &&aln. There seems Uttle clQUb RESISTANCE follows that pattern we can look Will Have Role C)ffiei1I Paper 0 UlC •;f 0 "" .,_ • .DalQ.I that Mr. Wallace would llke to Boulder Dam may be no mor,._ to federal expenditures of about • D111ah>le ~ --for 0.-., Ywo head. third party. The~ otndally-but the citizens of $30,000,000,000. yearly. In Stage Plav Russian "Concessions" Active Member of he attracted on hll tour •.PPU' Boulder Oty "never heard" of wiaat ww Jt eo.t Yoa! I enUy Increased h1I interest ln that H v Dam The Hoover D · direction But Henry ahould not 00 er · · am 'Ibe filc:!al >'@&r endl.Dg tlus June Flnal preparations have now forget that """'111 do not necn-f&m ~ been ~':.~nt u 30 will Involve an estimated coot been made for '"State of the aarily mean votea. Often they are ut ~ ttt Yt ~~., a ce of $42,500.000,000. And President Union," openlnc production of attracted by curioolty or by llhows W&Y 0 • • Tnlman bu uked for $37,500,000,a Holiday Stage. Tustin theater manshfp. For Instance, when Al 000 to be budceted for fiacal ~. KTOUP· With Geora• Feeves, rlolng Smith WU running for President F t s·t commencillll July 1. 1947. To the -ocreen &tar taklDs over the In 1928 b• drew great thronp. He ros . I es avtta&• dtlzen $37,500,000,000 lo masculine lead. cutlng lo now was a colorful and macnetlc al.moot beyond the realm of 1mag1, complete and actual production speaker. But when the votet were nation. E'nn $1,000,000,000, ln Ulla work wU1 eoon begin. "State of counted Herbert Hoover, who wu dly of cuual reference to huae the Union" ii scheduled to open we are not pessimists. But we would be more drab by compalli.ton. walked away The lady tn the ._...,...t houoe public expenditures, lo • buy, Monday, June 30, for a one-week · · · th · f R · ' t with the victory Wallace couldn't window wu pttylns the poor man relatively meanlncleu figure to run. ()ptimistlC about e meaning 0 ~a ~ reeen. CO~-hope to win with a third -ty. on the otreet corner. He wu evl-the man on the street. George Reeves will appear tor cession made in the U.N. on atonuc l!!SJ>ection . if What he could probably do lo dentaly too proud to beg openly. We P,.y 1/H or Oovt. coota Holiday Stage through th e cour- tbat concession had been made under different CIT· make the Democrats looe, &I.nee al· but every now and then aomeone But there are homely, down-to-tesy of Paramount Pictures, where • moet all of his support would be would walk up to him, whiaper a earth, wa)'I of descrlbine-the fed-he la under contract. Although a cumstances. . . at Truman's expense. The ques-few words, and give him a dollar eral buda:et. On the basil of fed-ycung leading man, he has a Jong Gromyko declar~d tha~ the _So:viet U1!1on was uon is: Will he make the break ? or two. The lady smiled at him and era! taxH collected from Loo An· and Interesting record behind him willing to aree to inspection :wi~h1n _Russia by . an That's what the poUUcoo--and he smiled back, IO 1he decided tO gelea county, we underwrite about on the stage and screen. internationa inspection COinIIllSSIOil Ill connection maybe Mr. Wallace himself. at do her sha.re of chalrty. Taking one twenty-ninth ot the operation His lut screen role waa aa lead· . f · tr I t this time---would like to know. a $2 bill, ahe put it into an enve-or the United States government. Ing man opposite Claudette Col-WJth the enforcement 0 an atonuc COil 0 agreemen · lope with a card bearing the What does thlo mean? bert in '"So Proudly We Hall" ' June 3~ DIVIDEND TIME again at the Laguna Federal and more than '50,000.00 will be dlotributed ti. :the thrifty men and W<llllell o! N-rt Beadiland vi, cinltY compul<!d Oil a bull or ' 3% Per Annum Why not Join thlo happy family or thritty peoWe and share In the eamlnp ol thlo at:ml&''--nnmct•l inl'tltut1on daartered and supervised by the U. S. Government T Accounts opened by the 10th or the month will earn dividends from the first . Laguna Federal Savings and Loan Association Phooe 194 Laguna Beach 222 Ooeen Ave. Although the Russians . have not yet Y}elde~ on !1 EDUCATION BOOlll wonb '"f ake Courage," and tossed ~-· u. s. and Local COOta That picture WU finished on ·a umber of other vital points the change Ill therr pOSI-California uruvers1ues( and col· it to him. A bright smile waa her F1nt. realdents of Loo Angeles Saturday and by the next Wednes· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ · . . . rta' t B t unf rt t 1 leges, like schools of higher learn-reward. county already have contributed. day Mr. Reeves was at Camp tion ~n this ~ne 1S ~mpo D • U , • 0 una ~ y, ing elsewhere throughout the But not all of it. That evening or wtll pay during the next twelve Wheeler, in Georgia, pa.lying a there IS a fly !Il the Ointment even Oil thlS COnCeSSlOil. country, are hanging up new en· her doorbell rang '1'd there was months. about $1.300,000,000 of part for Uncle Sam. That fly is the Hungarian situation. Not a fe wob-rollment records 85 a result of the her acquaintance of ihe street cor-the $37,500,000,000 proposed to be be!. G k · t cted to · free schoolmg provided veterarui ner "Here's y 0 u r $4-0 ma'am spent In fiscal 1948. That $1,300,· PAYS FOR SPACE servers . IeVe romy 0 Was lilS 1:il . gt!e under the G.J. Bill of RJghts. Edu-'Take Courage' won at 'ZC) to l ." . 000,000 ls more than three times Lauries taxicab company h 8 s ground Jn order to counter~ct the l!ltemat1onal 111 cators. predict however. that the .. much .. we pay for Los An· turned over to the city the sum . will created by the communist coup Ill Budapest. peak In all~ndance will not ~ Dad : "I can't undentand why gelea dty and county govemmenta of five dollars for rented park- The conciliatory move Oil the atomic problem reached until 1950. California s my watch isn't running. Maybe and school diatr1ctsdi, plus the met· ing space to June 15. fall enrollment will be approxi-It eed5 1 1 ,, ropolltan water strict and the ;:==========::=; may be intended to convince the World that the mately 158.000 as against 132,000 Son . "Ochean ngl.y ot' Wh I Oood control dlatrlct tor the cur· . t f . "te f th . . I hi h n. . sure n . Y on Y t Kremhn wants to coopera e or peace Ill $Pl 0 . e '" the s~ri,ng. Desp le the g this morning I dropped it In the ren year. ~peaceful conduct of Moscow·directed communists ~!n:~t 1~r:~fm:;!, ~~~s 1;;Po~~; bathtub." ~~~ ~~~:u!":" t~e~:~:S m Hungary. . . that compara tively few vets are A sweet young thing just mar-peacetime budget, Republican After the l?np; deadlock 1n the U.N. regard!ng dropping oul ot school tor eco-rled , was spending a honeymoon policymakers determined early In atomic control 1t IS only nat11.raJ that any COilCeSSIOil nomlc reasons. Th e etfecta of the with her poetically inclined groom the present session of Congress . . b f '1eteran's l'duca t1onal program on ftJ that sizable reductions should be by the Russians would be hailed. But e ore we college allendance w1u not com-•1 a seashore resort. they sat made. 1t now seems likely that • • • • · • · In the moonlight on the beach his start Jump mg around and chck1ng 011.r heels !Il JOY pletely disappear until 1960, but poetic soul bunt out with the CUta may be $4,500,000,000 .. The ()Ver this apparent progress We had better Walt and even af ter that enrollmenta are quotation. "Roll on, thou dark and potential saving to the people of .1 S 1. II •t · · •t 11 expected to stay permanently d bl U•" Los Angeles county would be f see I,, ta IIlffreat tyh meatns lh Or IS USJng I t~S a fper-hig her than they were before the ~er~~po~":'he rob;ide grasped $154,000,000. That amount iJi ume to 0 se e s enc now emana 1ng rom \.\'ar . his arm a nd exclaimed. ··oh Eddie, greater than the past year's o~ Hungary. JUNE 22, tSMt dear. look ! How wonde rful you erating funds of Los Angeles coun- are! It's doing it!" It's a lways wor th pausing a mo- ll ment at this time each year to . · Mortimer School Rotary's Cha enge hark bac k to th at summer day His. Wife. was an~oyed by the -<Joni Aoe. Bal-lolud in 1941 when one or the worldrs angelic srrule .on his _(ace as he "This day needs those who will overcome the sins greatest master minds (he said re~a~ed th.e ~amel "Haul" sev-Gn4ea:Nc:-:; i::!;. Ar1n7, · · • b so h imself), made a "slight" mis· er. mes tn . is s ee~. , ()f greed and selfish desire and place se!"Vlce a OVe calculation by starting a war with "Who is th~ 'Hazel you •. ;-"ere llUKMJ:B 8CBOOL self}' Russia. Adolph Hitler was sure talkl.ng about in your sleep . she NOW OPEN EVERYTHING ID Quality REFRIGERATION Air CoadlUoDIDg Equipment Those words, spoken in San Francisco last week that victory over the Russians in~.~~e.'.1 :.: rethpeliedbr•thaklnfask1"tngtaqbulleC.k· Numherl Umited. Apply Early. b R ta , R" h d C H dk t" · I te would be but a matter of weeka .. · , · -riUJ.G.A:MOBTDIEB Cl!l.LooAll..,i.8t., y 0 ry S IC ar . e e, re 1nng as Il rna-Che said so himself). And for a ly, that 1 the name of a horse I <nfonl (PrllldpM) PboDO HaZ •neW- tional President, keynoted the largest convention in while it looked like he was right. "'~.to own : migh ty fine horse, i..,,,~~~~~~~~~~'i-;~=;~~~~~~~~= Rotary history. But Hitl er, lik e other would-be .too . . -PRO ESSIONAL DIRECTORY M f N t . II d th J b f conqueror> before him, overlooked That everung when he came t~ PAINT AND REPAIR NOW We have the materials and men to do the work. KENNY WOLF, Painting Superintendent JOHN AHLSTROM Supt. Cabinet Shop Dutch Heacock <lmonlOon-. Contract.ors' Rental Equipment 5!0 Bal-A.._, Coota Mou. DhectlJ' Behind Alpha Bola Mid. Boeln-Pb.Ollt>: Barbor 2'76S -Bes.: Beacon ~W Jack's Equipment Rental Contractors' Equipment • PLASTER MlXEBll • CONCBl:TE MlXEBll • llKIU. SAWll e TRAD.l!R,8 Phone Beacon 5508-W 17th and Santa Ana Ave. Costa Mesa . en rom a lOilS a aroun. e g 0 e, r.oi:n one ot Russia's greatest natural home, still a bit uncertain as to Ch1na and England, Czechoslovak1a and the Dom1n1-defenses-<!istance. When his arm· how convincing his explanation AOOOIDITANT ]PRY.SICIANS II suaor-0Ns, 111.D. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ can Re1,>ublic, gathered, significantly, at the scene ies .kr.oCked over Poland they ~·d been, he exclaimed cheerir.: ~---=::::::::;::::;..:;=.:....--..., ii ()f tlte birthplace of the United Nations to hear Presi-d1dn t have to go far before reach-\~ell, IS th.~· any news today . B 0 0 k keeping A. v. Andrews, M.D. ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN; ,, . ' 1ng t he very heart of the country. Nothing, the little woman re--S • PJIYSICIA.l'f dent Hedke say : The greatest influence Rotary can The same was true of Holland plied. "'except that y 0 u r horse e r v 1 c e &ad have t Oday is the advancement of international Belgium and even Fran ce. But called ,,you up a couple of times COLIN F. BSOWN SURGEON understanding gOOd will and peace through a WOrJd "'~h R~I& It was different. Hit-today. 8AL~~~C~~JLU8 ill Cou• lllchW&J. Barbor 11111 . ' . f . I . d ler s troops plunged straight into Co del Mar fellOWShlp Of bUSIIleSS and prO eSSJOila men unite that country for hundreds of miles Judge: "'Prisoner. the jury finds Ba,..lde 0 '-• Newpo<t lleoch l'OIUI in the ideal of service. Its attainment alone can avert before its defenden could bring you guilty ."' ""'"""-===-=-==-=-='.I the final holocaust." them to a halt. Yet. with all Prisoner : '"fhat ',s all . right. I . 8. WBYTli lolua IL 0 . Chmig, M.D. · · h b • the advances made Moscow was Judge. I know you re too mtelll· IJIOOID TU CWllllJU&JIT Pll.y91cl&n aD4 Surseoa Community service was t e as1c tenet UP O n not r eached, and even it it had gent to be influenced by what Auu..rt.t • u. ,,...._. ..._ ~ 2 -4 7 -8:30 which Rotary was founded forty,two years ago. The have been. there still were lac-they say." ::::.=-~ '"..:--=-..'.-=.! and by appointment -extension of that ideal to the service of world peace tori es and resources hundred& of .-----------at!"'!"' ;,,.,•~ uo ~~tcolnBth5075str~ , h II t h" h II f d "II th miles farther eastw ard su1nc1ent -,_ -..... --~ _ lS a C a enge 0 W lC a men 0 goo W1 , e to keep up the fi ght. Every ,.._ ...,_....., Coat& Mea,, Callfomla world over, can prayerfully respond. "mas ter mind" should be entitled TRONART·--to one mistake, but th.is one was ~ like stepping off a 20-story bulld-"Lazy'' Dollars ing-once the step was t ak en there was no way to correct it. ' D11.ring the war we were all 11.rged to save 011.r BLUE ENVELOPES money as a patriotic duty. Dollars were needed, it A Washington radio comment•· was pointed out to finance the p11.rchase of the guns tor recently spoke rather sadly of ' . · . the plight of government workers and planes and ships necessary to bnng home the who are being laid oft .. a result victory. of the congressional economy Well the war is over and even though it is no move. Now, losing 0p•'• Job is no ' · · ' · · 'll laughlng matter, but< the reduction longer a patnotic duty to save 011.r money It IS Stl in the number of government good sense to do SO, both for Our own personal good workers is long overdue. For yean and for that of the country in general. Uncle .Sam's payroll has been the , , • • • f1n anc1al hjlPPY hunting grounds The great 1ndustr1al expansion now going on 1n for thousands of politicians. their the United States, and especially here in ·California, fam_ilies and friends. By thiJi we requir"" billions of dollars in new short-term and don t mean that . all government v , workers got tltell' jobs through lon!)-term loans from banks. The banks, of course, political pull but there 1o no don t get money out. of a hat. like a magician-they doubt that . the bloated payroll aot it from the deposits of their customers. served • political purpose .through e~ . . . . the influence the admirustratlon aADIO -a..oraG--8Qmm SAL1:8 , 81:BVIOE Delco Radios Marine & Domestic Repair Work Our Specialty !Ml w. Clololnl .... UC.Ill Armand Monaco ABCJBrl'IXJT 8lt W. Bay Ave., Balboa Bar-nu !111 !Mewood A-. Leo Anpl• NOl'maad7 IUI DENTlllTll Dr. Obed Luca.1 m:N'D8T izG?~ W. C...traL --H• NEWl'OltT llEACB dtat. 0. Dn•nen-, D.D.& 1101cwi~., ---· C...dol- ' But there 1s always one bit of ma~c which occurs was able to wield on 111 employes. when a customer makes a deposit. It 1s this: for every Now congress is beginning to eiim· dollar deposited the bank is then able to expand its ln;;;a~te~some~~o~f ~th~e~co~I~oo~s~al~extr~~·v;·~~~~~~~~~~~ !:=========~ lending power by ten dollars. Sounds crazy, doesn't itT ~t it's a perfectly sound and tested oanking AMON WEST pra~~~ dollar caried around in your pocket or kept Plamblng Contractor in the sugar. bowl at home .is ju;it a dollar-a "l~zy'' SALES and SERVICE dollar. But a dollar depos1ted in yo11.r bank savmgs or checking account can do the work of ten dollars. If nobody deposited money in banks few, if any loans could be made ; business developmllnts would virtually stop, jobs would decrease and the whole economy of the nation would decline. Hence, building up our bank accounts not only proteets our own future but the present and future <)f the nation as well. Now up from Chile are onions weighing a pound ~ Or the breath of spring in the family economy An inventor hall developed· an ech'ble yo-yo, and 1111a markets it as a yum-yum; we'll llCl'ealD. We Sp«ialize in IMMEDIATE REPAIR SERVICE Plumbing Rxtvres !'111 ... 1Afthd1 w .. ' __ ,, .. , ..... .,.... .... * i o.a.&.. ...... 1"'8 ...... .... _..__ .. _y_ ~w.o 'lllA-.Ncswjl:1J81 n fta1:a...a1 a ' GOBDON E. B&PP, D.D.S. -....... ()olotnl ---W.J N-pon Dr. W. T. Mooney . ft) .. , ......... ---.. Olwllill --(M.111. ....... ---• ••• .......... M&WJ-OCI •••ec>a v•• nc•n 80a'ftAL Dw.B .. 21 .. ; U. ..... O.P'Dn _ .... __ ----- Gordon M. Grundy, M.D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Balboa Inn Arcade Office Hrs.: ll>-12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m. Phone Harbor 37 H. R. Hall, M. D. Pbyaldaa aad -S- Hours: 2-5. by Appointment Telephone Beacon 58t8 111 Bl'Ndwa1 Costa ._ lllllt.Oll K. lluwell, IL D. 1801 c-t Biw"1 c-a del -Office Hours: ll>-12; 2s5 P-•-118 S. R. ~onaco, M. I). 81t Bay Awe., Be11!m llarl>orl'IU Ml 11. BID 8t., Loo Alla ' I TU-111S ·By Appointment T. P. Reeder, M. D. H. E. Stickler, M. D. ...,., 7 ... .._a. -w. c-tn1 -·---,.,_., "'E ~ TJt-11 OPTOID'J'lllllft r. 'I'. BaUu ww ... 0. D • Opta• .. ... ~ UAKINJ:D \ LKltW D17l'LIO•--.. s a 1 A:._. I.' i ...... .................... ~ WWI , ..... Robert A. Crawford ... D. OllllOM••ww !!)IS Ee 1 I al* O'I llJ ftttild Ila ... Kwwwp;wt a111 m• ..._ __ ---- ELECTRICIANS SINCE 1920 -1000 Clout Blway, Newport Aloo In San Frandl<>osWl1mlnctoas8toddoa San Dlogo-OaklaadaadMoatereJ 0.0.Two FIRE EQUIPMENT HARBOR DRAFTING SERYICE RESIDENTIAL Mechanical COMMERCIAL Machinery SBIP'8 DBAFI'JNG '7ll-O OOll8t Rwy. (Hinde IDie) Newport Berldi Phone Beacon li860 . ' GORDON ·a~. FINDLAY . I OOlftS&Cl'Oll .&IQ) ll1llU)D om.: Mle o.R....... .... Por"Aa '11 CABINET SHOP SERVICE OAlllNm AND wu.r.woa T. ·c. JORN190N, &opt! WI ... Astl \ "121C ._11116 LU .MB "~~ BUILDING MA'liERIALS I • - PHOTOSTATS wwwmaa PllOl'O 8UPPUll8 ·-e 0 ....... .. ~ ......... 0 • ..................... MMD•--~ ARTIST SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES DRAFrING SUPPLIES Permits Issued for : S50,134 In Building in Costa Mesa · Permits totalling $50,134 were i.sued during the 'May 16 to 31 period for 16 buildings to be built In the Costa Mesa area. records on file in the county building office disclosed. A permit for $14 000 for a store building to be built at 2'2656 New- port Blvd. was tssu'ed to A. J. Burton of 1971 Fullerton St., Costa BLUE PRINTS Mesa and Otto M. Dodd of 421 Bernard St .• Costa Mesa. .u. t ••• PAOKJ"T mnam • th •-...._ n;m...mo a ~ Other permits include ose Ule A Taft of Rt 1 Box 288 Costa ,._.,..Photo ~ IJUed to Carleton ~y. Rt. 4• M·esa, f~r the · addition of 'a bed-~ Box 400 B, Santa Ana, for 8 room and dinette to a residence II Blue Prla$ dwelling to be erected on the at 21101 Tustin Ave., $1250; JU o.-:::;._ ... ._. T.a.. l M south side of Orchard Rd., east Henry Nutshell and R. L. Calles '============~o~f~S~an~t~a~An~a~A=ve~·~· ~$250=~; =HJ=alm==ar=I or 2Z1 20th st., Newport Beach, ~ for a service station to be con- 1 & 'S. L!!.'!~~!~~-~ A Prumts the 'Thfrd of 4 Series 0 ~ Know Your Contractor ., Dutch Heacock ... 5!0 Balboa Ave. Co.t. lleu Dateb lkacodE has been in the building profession ~or 2?-yean; 11 in Seattle Washington., and 10 in SoUtbern California. Dur- ' lng six ot these years b e has erected many commercial buildings 11.1\(l exclusive homes in the Newport area. He 00!15tructed ~ Joyce Building on the beach a t Corona del Mar m the reco time ot nine <iaYs. Mr. Heacock has many new homes nOW" under oorutructlon on Balboa Wand, Lido We and In Balboa. He main- tains his own organization of painters, carpenters, concrete men and cabinet shop so is not dependent on too many sub-con.trace tors. Kenny Wolf is pe.inl:(ng superintendent and John Ahlserun superintendent of the cabmet shop. structed at 22352 Newport Blvd., $1,000: Walter C. Pe8J"SOn of 405 Hobart St., Santa Ana, for a gar- age and dwelling to be erected at 1142 Mesa Dr., $6600. IUWANIANS AND TREIB WIVES ea.Joy picmlddac at Melroee nnc.h of Vopl and ilohn10n. Do ;roa. reeopb.e eome of t:.be !5 Klwan•an• and their sue•ta T We w Mn. Ducao, Tom Ducan. Mn. Clyde loll.uoa l-Vop, Clyde loll.uoa (Mth rt-- - -of all thlDp -- -milk) and FraDk Cottle (can')'- lng cap• to table). <>then ooaJd not be 14enUfted... -News-"nmes photo by Volney Hay Jr : N. H . Castelan, R L 2, Box 150, Costa Med, for a garage to be constructed at 23132 Santa Ana Ave., $600: Ray ~. Cozad of Costa Mesa for a dwelling to be erected on the northwest corner of 19th St. and Tustin Ave., SUK>O; F . J . Harthorn of 504 Orange Ave., eo.. t a Mesa, for an addition to a residence at 23562 Old Country Rd, $1500; Earl Sheflln of 902% E. 16th St., Costa Mesa, for a dwelling to be erected at 1402 SE Palmer St., $3000; A. Gentosi of 21241 Old Santa Ana Rd., Costa Mesa, ror a garage and dwelling to .be constructed at 21231 Old Santa Ana Rd., $7684; Arthur =========================I Luce of 315 Bay St., Costa Mesa. ~~;:5~~=d~fe;f~~en July 4th . Weekend Deadlier! H~::::~::~ !:a~~de:0::t Here's· Analys·1s to Prove It The South Sea Island Paradise in Balboa • Thick Steaks • Cbops • Otlcken • Sea Food Delicacies Troploal - Am•dncfy DlttertDt PRIVATE ROOM FOR PARTIES • Before You Baild or Remodel Se •pie ud Dllplay 8- Color guides, plan- ning aids, comprehem- lve stock ot carpets and llnolewn. to enlarge the front of a house at 12342 E. Bay St., $450; Walter K. Long of 1680 Tustin" Ave., Costa Mesa, for a duplex with attached garage to be ttt4bted at 23031 Tustin Ave., $7000; and to C. L. Haward of 796 N. Wilson St., Costa Mesa, for an addition to a building at 11351 E. Wilson St., $2000. SEEKS MISSING SON wtJJ appear in Huntington Beach July 4 at 2 :30 p.m. a t Hunting- ton Beach Speedway. Is it really more dahgerous to traffic deaths, as well as drown- The most sensational wild We9t drive your car on a 1Fourth of ings, fireworks mishaps and other show of its kind featuring : Tex July weekend than on an ordi-holiday accidents, the council is Cooper , original Buffalo Bill of nary summer weekend? conducting again this year a na- the movies; Wilma Standard, Pat The National Safety Council tlonwide campaign for a safe In- North, Rae Beach .. trick riders says it is, and points out that the dependence Day celebration. and 2-3-4 Roman Rides. annual campaign for extra care Many national organizations, Also featuring Chief M an Y in motoring during the holiday is government officials, police de--Mrs. A. B. St~ley of Pasadena Treaties, Blackfoot Indian Chief based on careful analysis of daily partment and local safety coun- has asked the Police of Huntington and his tribal dancers. A 1 so traffic deaths which r eveals a cits are co:operating in the e ffort. Beach and Newport Beach to featured is Sam Garrett, world's sharp increase on holidays. search for her son, John, 17, who h . 1 d J' Th .1 bel' h F h The council emphasized, how- ! S da . t c amp1on a.ncy roper . an 1mmy e counc1 1eves t e ourt ever that such-official activity le t home a tur y in a n au o-J k h · k th orld f J I t rf· ·t ti th. ' mobile to tent on Huntington ac son Pi~ ko 15h ~?p~ ,.eClw ?.,11 ubey ra IC Sabula 0 1 n IStyear can only serve as a stimulant for Beach. He was unreported there ovl'r as n Y t e . tggy. own. ""' compara ~ ':' mos re-a safer holiday. The success of the Seventeen beautiful girls. the spects to 1941. Th1s 1s a peace-program will depend upon how Sunday. famoW1 ~hadow Hills Shadowe t tes time year of rela.tive prospeM:ty, concientiously the public heeds and thetr spectacular mounted as was 1941. Gasoltne consumption the advice that the Fourth means drill. Also ~tars of stage, screen figures . show tr.ave! in ~947 prob-danger as well as pleasure, and and radio 1n person. 1The sweet-~bly will be slightly higher than how effectively everyone in the heart of the ".avalca~.e,s. Dorothea in . 1941: The Foui:-th. wa~ on a nation meets the extra hazards CADET MISSED SAN DIEGO. CAP) -George Rees, 19-year-old West Point ca- det, today was mysteriously miss- ing after having left hla home in San Luis Obispo at 12 :15 a.m. Wednesday, to entrain for San Diego. Kent, latest picture. !t Happened Friday tn 1941, as It IS this year, with extra caution ' on Fifth Avenue". Don't forget providing a three-day weekend. · one day only, July 4 at 2:30 p.m. 100 More IUlled Huntington B e a c h Speedway. And here's what happened In Pomonans Ask Pier S taged and produced by Ken 1941 from a special study of all Baker. tra !!ic deaths-immediate and de-Permits at Newport . -------------------------layed-in 37 states, the District of Hillbilly, John Earl at Wheel!. . Columbia and New York City' Applications for construction of piers extending beyond the U . S. pierhead line in Newport B a y - Pagel I Ocean Front ~af e French Fried Shrimp anCI FiSh . Oar Spedalty -e STEAKS e CHOPS e DINNEB8 .................. _. -·--··----.. ·----~--·-· BEER · SANDWICHES • ....... ..... ·-----, __ . • •• • • ......... F ........ Fountain Service I ··-2114 Ocean Front Newport Beach ~~~~~~C~ATE~AND Dii!A~VIS~~~~~~ * * * • 1n5urance • p.a. palmer INCOIPOIA Tfl> w. o. buck, Insurance counselor bea ch,-colil. 3333 via lido, newporl telephone newport beach, harbor· ' 1500 * INSTALL EXIDE • • • In Your Fishing Craft EXIDE IRONCLAD BATTERIES are serving thous- ands of fishing ve5sels - --of every size and type, and in all waters. Exide Ironclads supply power for lighting, signaling, radio, engine cranking, etc. They deliver up to several times the normal discharge rate. Their lasting power will see yoli safely through long trips far from port. lroncla<ls prove their clepeodablll&y, long life aod ease of maJnteoance. ETS-HOKIN & GALVIN " ~ 1 ~!iJ ELE~!!l~S 1000 Cout lllway,•Newport Pb. llM<lllll M.-J Alllo la Saa F'raDds<lo-Wllmlactua-8--Diep Oakland and Monterey Bapll Clarpeta <Jle&aed, Repahd Slips Into Bay From Seacran :::: : <~'::!:~Yi : · .· 1:! 1uly 8 (Sunday) .............. 8S By CLIFF~ The luxurious, all mahogany, 48 foot cruiser was christened Hill- have been filed with the War De-";:;;;;;;;::;;;;:; partment by J . C. Axelson, Lido r Isle, and W . A. Snyder, Pomona. LUDLUM Carpet Works 191--11\. --.-.- E. J. (Bud) Jacklin OONTBACTOB CEMENT WORK Flagstone Work -Cement Block Fences Flat Work or Foundations CALL BEACON 5587-R FOR INFORMATION ANY MAKE CAR YOU PAY NO MORE &. OVD MJrWD..JIBC*MOL OONT&OLIZD L ws•aacw l900_. n:•rmo t •AJMT TO PU'H WS&••c• AND W'S.&& Mr. and Mrs. John M. Earl and billy by Mrs. Earl, and a bottle son Ed. have become residents or or water from the Niangua River the state of relaxation. The ship in the Missouri Ozarks was used of the state was launched last . th · tead or the h · 1n e ceremony ms Saturday from t e marine ways traditional champagne. The wa- of the Se~cr&ft Co .. after being ter was bottled a nd brought to custom bwlt by the West.ern Boat California by Atr. Ed. J . Earl, ~· on Harbor Blvd. in Costa father of the new 0¥.'ller, from the esa. scene of the Ear l's former sum- mer home . N OW OPEN ROSSI'S Liquor Store 161116 Coast mway Corona clel Mar "The Same Old Place" W&tch for Co.le Opening ( A large number of friends from Riverside, prl'Sent home of th e Earls. were on ha nd to wish the Hillbilly, and her owners, the best in cruising luck. From the Mexican 4n peso, nailed on her stem for luck, to the caricature of a mountaineer, painted on her transom by young Ed. for fun, t.he Hillbilly is out- standing for modern comfort, and from her double planked mahog- any bottom to the dinghy on her cabin top, she is a fine example o! quality boat building. Hu Reflnements Ten people may sleep comfort- ably in the new craft which, has cabins forWard and aft o( the bridge. The stainless steel lined galley has a four burner butane stove, ice box. and single ~t sink, drain board, a nd cabinet combination also in stainless steel. Adjoining the galley is a large dinette. The engine room contains two, neatly installed, 275 honepower, Hall-Scott engines, with Adel op- erated reverse gears. A syn~ muter automatically synchronizes the speed of the two engines. J>ther refinementa installed in the new cruiser include ahowen with hot and cold runn1n&: water, a dilh rinser attached to the gale l•y link, a pa Indicator Which flaabes a Warnin&' ll&bt when any ras forms ln tM biJ&e, abort wave radio transmitter aM receiver, shatter proof aatety glass In all the windows, and CO-'l'Wo fire extJneulahlnc ll)'Wlem. One of the many crui.. plan- ned by the Earlll will be a trip to MOldcan ports vlaltlng _....,_ ment otncWo with whom Mr. Earl has become aajU&lnted while manaclnc the Mexican Natlanal camp at RI~. and u man-acer of the Riverside Acricultural aaodatlon. Apparel, P•rse Lost hoa1 Car · ' lln. Ralph RolJerta of ll9 [)la. mood avenue, Balboa hind. ft"' .-1ed to Newport Beacb police tile ..... of • pune contalnlnc m to t80 from her car ,,,_ tbe door flew -u she ... er-...: the ramp ·-The Archa bett Sat-~. A bh» -.i.r aloo - -. she-. Total ............................ SS't In comparison. the average for Axelson's appli~tion asks for the same days of the week tor the permit to extend his existing pier two weeks before and the two by 20 feet and install a ramp and weeks after the holiday was: fl oat a t the bayvvard end. The Friday ................................ 69 pier is located at Lots 304 and Saturday .......................... '18 305, Tract 907. Snyder's request Sunda.y .............................. 97 is for a new pier with landing float at Lot 314, Tract 907. Total ............................ ' ZS% Interested parties may inspect Thus the 1941 Fourth of July maps and submit navigational ob- holiday weekend brought death in jections in writing to the War traffic accidents to exactly 100 Department in Los Angeles be- more persons than the normal fore June 30. weekend for the same season of ;===========~ the year. Public Support Sourht To hold doY.rn this upsurge of City Trash Truck Mire, Crew Rush To Firehouse Out When their city trash truck blazed up suddenly Thursday afternoon, Jim WOQ!is, driver, and Les Wright, helper~ did the next FOB INSUBANCI: SEE Howard W. Gerrish 1808 Newport Boal......i OOSTA lK1!l8A. Plloae 8911 COii 5151 Automobile • Fire Accident • Life License and Contract Bonds Written ' NEW LUMBER SALE 2x4 to 2xl 2 S4S .............. _ ....... ~ ............. $82.50 per M· I x4 to Ix 12 S4S ................................... $87.50 per M I x4 Dry Clear D. F. Flooring ........ $150.00 per M ' 414 and 8/4 Clear Dry Rough D. F; ............. _ ....................... $150.00 per M • ALL PRlyES INCLUDE DEUVERY in This Area In Load ol 5000 Feet or More FIR LUMBER CO. 23 I 2·W. Commonwealth Ave. ALHAMBRA, CALIF. CUmberland 31466 ATiantic 91421 best thing. They sped to the Balboa fire-============~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ house, a few blocks away, and summoned firemen who quickly attached a hose to a hydrk.nt Ind extinguished the flames. · Woods and Wright aald they recalled picking up some a.shes and brush and a jar of some kind of actd in the rear of a local restaurant. When the acid 1pll]ed from the jar and hit the ashes, a n ame shot up and the truh took tire, they added. S-1-A-T-E ·Under the -Stars Nlgldl;y 7:80-10:11 .. .. --(•c' a ..... ) • s· a' 211&1 iw.. wHll ··~··-nMQ-~ Habor Ral1r Rlmk .............. 1 ..... oo.u.ww• NEED A PERSONA~ LOAN ••• FOR YOUR VACATION? Your banker is the man to see when you are in need of a personal loan for vacation needs or other pur- poses. You are sure of prompt, courteous service whe you come to the First National Bank in Santa Ana. 8ai.atbe to tile U. 8. Bomd-A-KoliUa Piiia TODA.YI 1Uut ,~~. .L IN~16 .... AT ·~ 11 MUI ~DH'(I FIDDAI. DDOllf INSU'!IAllCE ~,,_ • • • • ' • •. ' • ' P!p 4 . ~!,~Oaz..!!-.~!·a:..•w:;.T:..a:: Sf. J.,., Aulfiliory Holds Clositif Mfffi119 .Al la/boa lslond H.ome ol Mrs. Roherl Yillotrvno Harbor Feminine , Activities Ills. ~ ~ ol Bal-the sulld. -hU H m-w. N H • ,, .... c pl -Ialud .,... hootea recently ....i the next one wlII be July 2 ewparl .,, •• Oii •· at tbe llnal .,,..tins ot the ~ at the 1>cme of 11n. Kamen. Celebme Golden ,,,... the W.oman'a auxiliary of St. The president appointed Mn. • · J-.-Epiac:opel c!>un:h. a-ta Marian Flemmlnl u coneapood-Weddinf Anni'~•nary belnc aeated in the patio of her Ing secretary and Mn. S . H. bame on Abalone aYenue. Franklin aa chairman of a hoapl-Clllldhoocl aweethearta born in '!be hoo1-gave the RPQ<"t talltlty oommlttee. the aamo town in Norway, ...re fur the nominating commlttee Mn. II. II. Brewer, cllttetr-Capt. ml Mn. Guatav T. Cam- -which Kn. Harold Bencler of the Altar guild, announced the aon, who celebrated their golden cl Huntington Beach and Mn. guild. waa plahnlng a sllver tea in wedding annlvenary SUnclay, June Wlnllred Barbre were elected August and asked that member& IS at their home, 427 San Ber-~nt and secr<!tary, ,...pee-tum in names of frlenda whom nardlno avenue, Newport Height&. tlvely. Both had aerved In this they would like to have ffilt!IVe 1bey were married In Mllwau- politlon for some time, 'tillln:g out invitations. kee where they lived for three -terms of offlceni who resigned. Mn. Clarke brought up the aub-years· then going to Erle Pa. The llln. Ed Rogers gave t he Ject of the auxiliary library and captain has been aa!llng ~ alnce trHsurer's report for the year and it was decided to have the bookl he wu a younpttt and alnce 1898 Kn. T . W. Clarke told of pro-kept at the church ao they mlght has been muter of ahlpa. having area with sewing, which will be be more easily available to any~ been captain and part Owner or , In abeyance for the ' 111m111er. one interested. M:hoonen 00 the Great Lakes. He ·Mn M. J. Nichol& told of the After the hml!Wll meeting waa later neet maMPI" aDd cap. f ounding of St. Aime's guild at memben adjoorned to the home ta1n of boata owned by 'the Ham-, , H untington Beach u a branch of of Mn. Dixon Smith •here Dr. mennlli Paper company of Erie "the auxiliary. Officers were elect-George Mortimer, church organlat, and alao for the Ceveland com-« with Mn. Nichol& aa chalnnan, gave an intenstlngf talk on the pany He wu termer c.ptaln ot Mn. Bernice Mohn aa vice-chair· history of dlurch mualc, taking It the heights: CUrlew owned by man and Mrs. Ray McCormick as down through anCJ.ent. medieval Mr. Baird ot Balboa. 9ea'etary-treasurer. Mn. Helen and modern timel. Followtna a weddhl& dinner In Partridge ts preaa chairman. Dr. Mortimer Illustrated bis Santa Ana a reception and open The guild plan 1 a rummage talk with muaical aketchH od the houae for 'frlenda and nelahbon Ale with cooked food and plant piano, Including the chant which waa held at the home. Carda ol booths, the affair to be held Aug. was sung at the Last Supper and congratulation came from all over 9. Evening meetings are held by which waa adopted for the liturgy the country, Including telegram& ,CA8TAW&Y8 0Lt1B C'llD8 mrft ..._. .._ •4 tmtm7 tor a...-of lwte• p111a. wMb. la· clln 'r1, b'tim ,,,_.tow: Arcldteet ..,,?,. ....... l'lletop plaen Barry ForQ111e Mid WallJ' Ger- .._:I-Badldr, --real-: Co[ I-8allon. d&y met-: Bolaad Wrtpt, bank lllalUlpl'; Tom BealeftOll: and lladd Sias of ll&rbor lnveetmeat Co.; T. Wmtoa Jay ot t.lle Ancbonp Md Bex Brand&, noted u1ht. =photo by Kent Hitchcock. by Pope Gregory. An lntereatin& from Norway. note WU that in Israel ooly the Castaways' Levltea (who were the mualclana) Mn. Clauaaon received her Club· Entertains With Season First Luncheon ol Summer could use a tun acale ol .even guests ln a dress of printed chit-Appreciative iuests enjoyfd the tones, other people being llmlted ton In brown and blue wtth which Friday luncheon at the Cutaways to four or five tones. He played she wore 8 conace ot yellow roee-club whJcb seemed even more at- two records from The Meuiah and buds. Three daua:hten were pre-tractive in the day time than it concluded with Stainer's lovely sent w 1 t h their famllla, Mrs. does at night when all lighted up. Amen. Harold, Jameson with her hua-One reason, it was easier to aee Dear Professor: Where did the exprealon "Naked Truth"' origi- nate! Probably In some nudist ton, Lynn Kepper, Robert Powell and Tom Henden.on. Tom Hendenon was also there, host at a table for Mayor 0 . B. Reed: Col. J ohn J . Salloni, city administrator, Had Ring, Roland Wright, manager of the Newport Beach branch of the Bank of America; J . B. Webb, city en&i- neer and T . Weston Jay, president of the Anchorage company. deck with a Balboa Yacht dub party, members of which were Commodore and Mn. Bob Boyd, Miss Lee Shipley and Velma's daughtocr and son-in-law, Rme- mary and J ack Larson. Rex Brandt was host to Richard Pleger, WJl]ter Mellott and F. E. Birkcher while another Corona del Marian, Wally Gerhardt, had at his table Less ferry, J ack j • IN •··11 ........... • Studio Flattering ·· • • Yet Cool Have your hair atyled tor cool summer comfort: Shaped becom- ingly by our experienced, expert hair dressers, your ,coiffure will be flattering and eaay to manage. Call Toda~ for Appola-&: ILUlllOB 111'1 . . ... m. -• p. m. .... ,. tluu Satantay Miss Estelle • Mr. Vincent • Miu Coralie Fine Candies ROBERTA'S CANDY . SHOP 310 Marine Ave. BALBOA ISLAND Ana : colony. band and children, Ronald and all the many whimsical, unique Marilyn of South Gate; Mn. Finn and utterly delightful things Guldjord and hUJband, and their which Cap'n Don Dickerman hu children, Sandra and Susan, New-retreived, combined and stuck all part Beach and from Oakland, over the place: another reason, Mn. Charles Harvey and her hus-and the main one, was the buffet band. table set with roast btoef, baked Mrs. Howard Baker and s o n Allen, with. Mrs. Fred Hunie -and Mrs. Adelaide De Lapp as guests while Mr. and Mrs. Al Gibson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Watson. Mrs. Johnny ·Loomis had Mrs. Frances Birney as a guest and at another table were Mrs. Bruce McRride and H a r o 1 d Ahrendt. Sad.leir, Kenn Gish .,.n d Harryl -----------------,.---------F orsythe. Haft With the Harveys was Pico, ham, turkey, kidneys and mush- Maire Yoar Own who nearly stole the ahow. Pico rooms and most delicious lamb SH El J, JEWELRY is a lltUe blue budgie, member of currie plus an array of salada. the parakeet family and three To one who likes everything, it 8a:ppUea • • .. ~ months old. He has the freedom v.·as perfect-you took any or all VI-DEAN'S of the house, kisses pretty girls or the dishes-and then went back . ~--and gives a "wolf whistle" when for more. Instead of being miffed he sees them, eats flowers in the when you came back, the chefs vases and tries to nip the cat's seemed to appreciate it _ said pa~s through the window. that was th e best compliment ln the evening supper was serv-could be paid a cook! FUR THAT WEEK END TRIP SEE OUR FINE SELECl'ION OF DRESSES OF LOVELY, \\{ASHABLE LINENS SANFURIZED COOLMJ.STS PRINTED JERSEYS POLKADOT PIQUES RAYON GABARDINES IN PASTEL SHADES AND WIIlTE -§- SPECIAL VALUES IN BLOUSES AND SHIRTS WIIlTE AND C'OLORS i\i'e FfanCC3 NortOn Shop Expert Beauticians for Milady • Pa wnenta. Cold \\ave, Bah Styling. Hair Tlntlne ••. --Ing. Fadala. Sett water uaed ex- clualvely. NO WArnNO OarmM Uld 8att • __ .... 7 ~. A.II ... ~·--.,,,,..,AO ·t.rw 't ............. ,, v · ---"~ I'-./ Balboa Inn Beauty Salon ~~ .. ~ .. ~·~·~·~-~..,~~-~·~·~·~~~~~·~~~<>-........ -.... Swimming Is He&lthful Swimming Is a Sport Swimming Is in Fashion Select your swim suit from our stock of W•Giw S. fi H. 0.-SU.pa -Ollll'S ..... 55511.-tl ..,., Catalina Kaliponi or Laguna For Looks, Comfort and Freedom I Departinent Store 011& ... ed at a buffet decorated with double Shasta daiaies and white tapers in crystal holders and cen- tered with the wedding cake or- namented with gold bells. At the supper were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leigh of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Moen and two children, Mrs. Connaughton, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hutchinson of Riverstde, Mr. and Mrs. Ray An- denon of South Gate, Mr. and Mn. John Iverson of If»nita, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hemstreet, Mn. Anna White and sons Olarles, Al- bert and James, the Misses J ennie and Otellla Otristensen, together with Capt. •nd Mrs. Clausson and others mentioned . • . Mrs. Hadd Ring had one of the larger tabJes-wi th her were the 1-·tesdames Les Isbell. Ralph Mas- key. Gordon FlndJay ,Sally Pey- HUii ia ........ -..... -1&. ... latlio~ .. -~~-·*""-.. ~ .. an..t111_ .. ....., ·---·-~1···~--..-~ -=-~-=:..-m t §S F~-.:::s:i,.:Jo"!I..~~.: 11:.=-JE: . a;-;:"=:r' ----.,jorablo,... 1---I ... lal)llllawl.hl' .. ____ ----- tlio -~ --Ill '°"~ ...... --. tr 'IJ'mrie C:::'' _.a wt .... _. 6-Aaood'nl'_•-•tiimo~ -p11LJOd4 ----u..~5·111• t -., ~---_.,._ll=Clnall",..., ----.. ....... . pm. -kW el 111)il E I ... _ .......... ~ .. -------·=1 --~ ...... :-;:;~! --e.JJ·--·-..... •:21 .......... ~. t _°' ........ -........ -----~ -··· 11 __ _..,_ ...... J'lile~la~S=I=1;11c"·~--!~ ----&'lliil& ..... -....... la •tlSill -.. • ' ---.,..,...... JNll ....,,.._... .. ,..aC"6t w,u~ Mrs. Sam Porter had a table at which places were laid for the l\tesdames Willia m McDonald, Fayette Blower, Louis Birnbaum and \Villiam J . Treganowen. Vel- ma Barber a n d h e r husband, Charles Dennison, 1tere on the Winifred Barbr e had at h e r table Mn. Margaret Dearborn and Mrs. Converse Wurdemann, Mrs. Nora Wade of the News-Times and Mrs. C. G. Porter jr. An all-out newspaper table was that whe re T . Nelson (Brick) Gaines was host for the Register's Pete Cooey, Ben Reddick of the Press and Harry Harvey and Jim Murray. Sharing honors with Cap'n Don were his guests, Rolf Armstrong, noted artist and Chu- Chu, his pretty Tahitian model who was completely at home in the Castaways' exotic decor. CASTAWAYS' CHAI I ER BJ NANCI' NEWl'VBT ...... ·-·· J /, ' • ______ .....,IBarbeque Dhn:ter ALLHARK Planned By Coast CARDS Assn. 0n July 22 -For - - - •Birthdays • Anniversaries A blc pt-toptber borboque dinner """'tine at th. ~ County Cout uood•tlon ..w be held at Doheny Park on July.22. • Special Occasions Costume Jewelry ----~ Memben ..W be the SUesb at Aaron Buchbelm who la bulldlq a bJg warehoUle on the eut lide of t h e highway 101 about 100 yards north of the lntenectlon of Coast highway. ram .. ::v ... ::~ U-lloar ...... 8ez ... At this meeting the aaociatlon expect to have as their gueob Ne..-nnrt Souvenir repre<entati""' of the 1tate 1.,.i. , ""Y-Jatw-e. Reports on highway plans. . and Gift Shop state park Pl'OITams and other ~=:a::~ll~ft~0~-;::1r;·:;·~F~••:gt:a::u::i.!t shoreline developmenbl will be ~ given. OPEN THE YEAR 'ROUN.D OALIFOJINU'B 1111otrr 1111oumi.ir-'1111cnm:. MIRACLE MILE . MOTEL · 711~~lll·A Pllone BM --UK-I REDWOOD SUN SHADES Ideal for Patios, end Porches also AERO VENETIAN BLINDS Window Shades - - -Drape Rods the $kde '$/wp .. . 512 29th st. Newport Beach Harbor 884 Black, Long Sleeve • - - - RAYON UNIFORMS su.es 12 to 48 $7.95 to $8.50 . , . I ' ,_ -waWPORT BAL•OA N•W•-T••. ,!I D::: 5 Tm:SDAY !f!WJ!'! B"Oel!, Oltllf. -M, QIT ~ OFF FOB TllElB LAST DAY OF CAMPING at -puk an - Qlrt &coeta, iM4en ucl C.'ICKmi°elon of Newport llutJor Ohl Scout M1od.adoa. Mn. Bubbanl B OW!, C1!11!p el!!ll'l!!p, WU la cl!alJ! Girl Scouts ol Newport Harbor Complete· Weei ol Day Camping at 1,.,ine Parle I wttll memllen of Mr eommttteo. Mn. Robert IUUefer, Mn. Walter Cole, Mn.. Balpll Deanir, Mn. A. £. Glbeon and Mn. Robert Amee. -photo by Kent Hitchcock. Balboans Will Open Treir New Clubhouse In Mid July , Saturday afternoon 147 Glrla ter Cole, William Trwlt;y, Everett Scoom of the harbor area return-Nunan and Speldlnl Euttnan. ed to Irvine park for the "cook· Procram comultanta were the out", campfire and entertainment Meadamea Wanda MofSUt. blcycl- tor parents which completed the ing; Pat Bothamly, archery; Joe Frank Linnell, president "of the available for weighing in fish 1 up five-day 1e15ion of their first an-Chamberlain. 1helll: Herb e .rt Balboa Angling aub, hai an-to 500 pounds. nual Day camp. Morey, dramatics; Richard Stew· nounced that the official opening Fishing trophies will line the Mrs. Hubbard Howe, Day camp art, Elinor ~man ~ n d Lan of the club's new· pier and club-walls of the clubhouse. J . B. Mc- commlttee chairman, waa in Bantad, dancing; Lonrue Vincent, house at "A" SU)eet in Balboa Nally, long time club member, and charge and aiding her were Mn. crafts; Hubbard Ho~e and Walter will take place Saturday, July vice president is in charge of the Lorraine Reeder Ames, camp di· Cole, outdoor cooking. 1 12th, at one o'clock. program for the opening cere. rector; Mrs. Alfred E . Gibson, Program aides were the M AH The ceremonies will include the monies and promises a number of assistant camp director and ex· Judy Chapman, Nod Casa, T~!z" first landing by boat at the club interesting features for the OC· ecutive secretary of the Girl Seeley, Eloube .Dwen, G~e dock, first signing of the official casion. Scouts; Mrs. Walter Cole, Mn. Youn&:, Cathy Andrews and Nor-visitor's re~ter, first weighing in The club weighed in 193 marlin Robert Killefer and Mn. Ralph ma Anderson. of a fish, as well as other features swordfish last season for which Deaver. Helpin&' in day camping were interesting to the angler. trophies were awarded for largest Through the courtesy of the the Mesdames Dolos Briggs, Nor· Balboa Angling club members broadbill and marlin caught on school board buses wer' used to ma Allen, Vera Doane, Jim= now number 250 according to C. heavy tackle, second marlin heavy transport the girls to and from mons, Martha CUnningh~, A. Griffis. club secretary. This tackle, largest and wcond marlin camp each day and while there Pfister, Betty Jarvis, Cecille 1:;:~ makes the Balboa sportfishing or· medium tackle, light tackle, 8:f1d was a full rogram of Scout work, Mary Kramer. Bulah.Dutton, ganization one of the fastest three-six tackle, each. Trophies hildn ha':idicraft and various ert Tyler, Ralph Williams, How· growing groups of its kind in the were also awarded for largest ts ~as enjoyed. A nurse, Mrs. ard Peterson, Gladys Woodworth, country. The new clubhouse I<>"" tuna heavy tackle, largest t.una f'osephine Peterson was on duty Prentice, Campbell, Pa~ $~, cated on the club's pier will be light tackle, largest albacore light t all times ' Harold Fink, Wagner, Gibe, 0 -completely equJpped and will in· tackle, largest albacore thr~six a A large lroup of adults ac-ler, Warren Weiser, Walsh, RI~-elude one of the finest scales tackle and largest croak~r on com nied. the Scouts. Un.It lead-ardson, Roy .Manac, Paul N~dorf , . . three-six tackle. pa th Mesdames Charles William White, James Jenkins, H. 1 I Special awards were given for ~~ •• :.ereHas:eu Gibson. Edward T. Rlchanlson, Ernest Johnlon: SUMMER ENSEMBLE the first marlin of the season, Dudley Laura Doose. Covey, H. Gerald Richt1e, Clern~nce, T . Afrt . _ smallest marlin of th e season, P . Yar~ell, Robert Killefer, Wal· ca, Adair and Griffiths. , largest marlin by a lady member, HOLIDAY STAGE e TUSTIN -··on BIWAY 101 e COMING NEXT WEEK PROFESSlONAL SUMMER STOCK MABEL GEORGE ALBERTSON BEEVES ----lD- The aafe way to handle fire- works ls-don't! The National Safety council recommends that you take your children to a super- vised public display. first albacore over 35 JX>una.s, and larges t on three--six caught by a lady, I This season the Balboa Angling club is also sponsoring a Junior Fishing tournament with prizes to be awarded for fish cadght on rod and reel to run from June 1st to Sept. 10. It is open to boy and girl anglet-s up to 15 years of age. Prizes will be for spotfin croak- er, rorbina, yellowtail croaker , CC Advertising Body . ••••••••~·· •• See r of • I • Approves nario • ,.,, • Harbor Color Film : CIEEIFI~ Outline of the Newport Harbor : Uftle e color film wu approved at a !'>Int • IOOl ·IA ( : meeting o1 the film comnuttee • I •1 s~s •• and advertising committee on # 'T Wedneaday last, June 18, after a : ' Olll&" • • • • 1rneral discussion and report that • fJ;nandng of the film program wu now complete: To facilitate the future work of the committee, a number of aub- committees were also approved 81 follows: film, Hadd Rlng, H. J. Forsythe, Al Joyce, Hubbard Richter, P. A. Palmer; finance: Tom W. Henderson, Sain Porter, Edgar R. Hill; production: H . J. Forsythe, Everett Morris, Robert L. Boyd, Chick Rollins, Hubbard C. Howe, J . B. McNally, Roland F . Vallely, W. M. Gray, San\ Porter, Robert A. Mµrphy, Nor· man Hagen, Darrell King, Kenn Rima, R. L. Patterson, Walter J. Gerhardt: publicity: Al Joyce, Ben Reddick, Robert A. Murphy, Al Anderson, Mason Siler . Much preliminary work on the plan hu been done already. M- suranoe that a general distribu· tlon for the film could be se- cured was given by the men in charge of production. Offen to cooperate in gettin g the necessary props and action scenes we r e made by all members of the group present. Suggestions for a theme song were considered and Will be gone Into In detail by the sub-commit- tees on story and publicity. At· tending , the meeting were Hadd Ring, H. J. Forsythe, Hubbard Richter, Al Joyce, Sam Porter, Edgar R. Hill, Robert L. Boyd, Chick Rollins, J. B. McNally, Robert A. Murphy, Mason Siler, Norman Pabst, H. F. KeMy, Vir· gU Ellsworth, David Monahan, Walter Gerhardt and Harry Welch. Love's Labor Lost I I SI 1•111 yoa1 caa mck it in your t-1 when you u:arel. Play1 oa AC« DC. • ,. -set It •• .,.e aboar ... size of you.r tiaDd-in your bed.; room, o8ice or tapcel. room. s.,rilllc ,._ -.... £or • small, comp.a ~ It's 1 •••• t,tle 1111111-a bis value-backed ~J ~e tt:putedo. of a wel1-know1n maoufacnateri °""' ;,, /.,. y ~ T eleYision Is Coming TURI ER'S ' Yoar Electrlo Appl'awe DeUel' -1- 205 West 4th PboDe U7' 1151 South Main Phone 5709 SANTA ANA •••••••••••••••• SACRAMENTO-The police are holding in jail Alexander J . Love 36, who they say was caught stealing money from a r oom in the Lenhart Hotel at 1121 Ninth street. He is charged with at-.J-----::'.'""-----+- tempted burglary. ~ ~ Donald M. Ward told the offic- ers that when he awok.e he saw = Love standing by the bureau with .. -_...... some money in his hand. He jump-T O ( A TA L I II A cd out of bed, he said, grabQed Love and called t he police. 30 •i". fro. lurbonlr. ' 17 .. in. frOM Long hath Be Wise -Advertise BLACK POPLIN MS~~ ·~· UNIFORMS LIDO ISLE halibut, bass, tuna, albacore, and I;:===========:; yellowtail. The junior anglers can register for this towznament at either the Balboa or Newport Fire Halls, but the fish must be weighed on sealed scales. Oired to Avalon Bay. Save your full time ond energy for play. Fli9h1s oil day! ....... ' Short Sleeves Sizes 12 to 20 at $6.50 • Cotton & Rayon Stripes & Prints ........ $6.50 Organdie Aprons ··········--···········3.95 to $7.95 White Service Aprons ................ 50c to $2.50 Also Men's Service Uniforms BALBOA ISLAND UNIFORM AND DRESS SHOP S18 MA.RINE A VE BALBOA ISLAND Fourth Street and Sycamore Santa Ana • 5NM-·,.~ lUN1': S8tll -IULY 5th Niptly at 8:SO Mattn<e Sat. at 2:SO ALL SEATE BESEBVED NOW ON SALE '2-•0, St.80. Sl.!O, IOcTax lneloded Tldle-Hollclay Stage, Tustin 9 to 9 dally (._ SWL) Phone S. A. 8818 or S. A.. &set for Re9ervatlou MAIL ORDERS yo.IJ:D PROMPTLY Make cbecll. or money order p&J· able to Bollda.7 St.ace -Enclo.e 1tamped, eelf~ en•elope. Mall to Bo1Jda1 Stare, '.J'mUn , ; • ' TOGS FOR T.HE FOURTH Be a sana ana surf success ill seo-wonlir. swim suits from Rankin's. Slyled to bring ad._ graceful lines of your figure and play lip .. beouty of 'fOUlt suntan. niey'n1 ~.. '- the water, too . • • Clesigned to gl"9 yat, pfe alll, of freedom! See ttiese an(f MOtr'f mOnl . • - RaMiA. s spc>ds shop, secoad Boor. " I I DODD •EAUTIP'UL Nt:W THRltC •CDROOM- HOME TWO •ATH•. DODD I \/!CW 0,. •AY. I I I ,.ULLY DODD I LAND•CAl'"CD. I I DODD I UNU•UAL DE•IDN. I I a D a D .,, I l'"AICCO AT I •30,000. I I r ~ p. a. palmer INCOtPOtATEO real tors )))3 "o •.1t o •••oon b•o<~. <e td l•l•o'O•• •••PO" ti••<~. ~orbO• ISQCI rt'fflS smut miP is rud1 for a .I. round of wmme:r activitieL She'• wu.rint a ~hitc .dirndl Uirt .and matching bolero )I.ck.ct of Avisco spun ra1on. An up-in-the-clouds halter in aqua blue 1pun rayon em- broidered with white an1ela adds a charming touch. To complttt the I '~~~~~~~~~~~~ cnacmble:, thtte are lonl' aborUI for bicycling. Thia spun . ra:ron outfit -launders beautifully. Wa'!.tf hand in lukewarm water and · .oap. Rinse well. aqd iron when mtin17 ' dry. Federal Offices Need Machines Carr's Feed Store Hay and Grain Quanty Feeds -t~ D.aq Dell•w1---Bee D1IG 1144 l8n Newport B!ft. 008TAJ08l .,,.... ST I 7 3221 loo.hMd T-1'"'' an ey ,j ~0 .. ":i,=':..irtN>ff Phone 4-7629 In ATI1lon • • • Ph J84-J w.,.,., c~-one Exclusive "set-aside" sales of 1 ============~==::::~::~=====! war surplus typewriters to World ': War Il veterans ti.ave been tern-t • . porarily discontinued, W AA an-~---lft er1or Decorating·---- nounced today. The move is in keeping with the economy order from Washing· ton directing the procurement di- vision of the treasury department to fill the needs of all Federal agencies for typ(!writers and cer- tain office furniture from sur· plus W AA inventories instead of Upholstering ~ Slip Cavers * D~aperies CUSTOM ud R&.\DY HADE Jean White, Interior Salon . Phone Beacon 5656 1812 Newport Bhd. IN THE OBAWU:Y FUBNlTUBE BLDG. OOllTA·ID:AA by purchases of new equipment. I'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ But, W AA officials added, after I• each offering of typewriters through the Treasury department, residual machines \~rill be sold exclusively to certified veterans. Victory type desks and office furniture are also included in the temporary "freeze". Classified ads DO get the done. ANOTHER v~ftuJ dlo"" HOUSECLEANING ASSISTANT S·ALE DELICATESSEN and Food Store • All !!ehda, ~ DaDy, Beady for Your Dinner 'hble. • Cooked Me&ta • Chlckoa, Tarkey • Fneh Fruit& a SofiDrlnb • Beer ud Cbamt>"P" Imported aad no-& e Table Laxariea D 0 t aftl!ah!e ID tbe aftll'n apfood ..... For Fuc7 0-IN, rro.- ........... ud tbe Be-* » wk rt fll c·F .. la tM Barbor.&.... S1HOP at CURT'S ftw111M11arm SU JDll& OwHI BAIMA a.-, ..... _ lia.ataH .. -. I tr -1 »a.a.e.¥7 \I'" • 710 E. Central Ave . 219 Marine Ave. Dresses • In Balboa Balboa Island • • • • Play Dresses Play Suits .• i • . I (Redu~ed Daily Until Solcf)J June 24th REDUCED ~ June 26th REDUCED ' $350 June 27th REDUCED I $300 June 21th REDUCED ~250 June 30th REDUCED I r200 - • • 'D....--6 NSWPOBT BALBOA l!i'SWl·Tl•&I ..-llKt: fiJM"D Xwtwt Bsre!, 0111t. 1-!!, 1M1 Valuables Stolen From Automobiles In Newport Harbor Cash of $125, a valued camera and watch were obtained by auto- mobile petty thieves who operated in the Newport Harbor area over Sunday, ; ...... ,.,..11"7 - D, F . Brown of , Orange and Colorado streets, '11eported t b e theft of $125 from hiJI car which was parked near the Test rooms on east beach, Corona del Mar. -· •dmotm • .ee: ..... -_,. -H, W. Knight of Ceola M ... , reported the theft of a camera from his car which was parked at the rear of the Lido theater. ------It-1 .. , ..... -,...s ,...,,.._ ..... ... ....... J•weled• Powu .,.._ ..... _ Frank Simmons ot Pasadena, reported the theft of the watch and $11 from his car which wu parked on the east beach at Coro- na del Mar. 1 ... >-· , .. I • I t ttk*1 dlkim-· --_.,.. .... tr .. opo .... ne ~ Eqwpmmt eo. Husband-What! An~ther new dress? Howf.:ver do ydU think I can find the money to pay tor it'! Wife-Darling, you know rm not inquisitive. um o-.t ..,.. lf...,.... --. o.nt. • , White's Balboa Island Cafe AND VO<lllTAIL BAB --·-·-.. n ........ ,, ,,A,LJTTLE FISHESl------......_-s We Keep 'em A/iye IN BAIT TANU ON llOTB Tiii: NEWPORT & BALBOA PIERS D' YOU WANT '1lAJ'1' TJD:I LOVE TO TAD" (OPEN DAILY) • • You Get Quidr:, Accurate DEPENDABLE FIGURES with an ADDING MACHINE· e TOTALI NG CAPACITY I C OLUMNS • QUICK au a .T OTALS e 0 1 .. ECT SUBT .. ACT ION e JltAP IO M ULTIPLICATION e A UTOMATIC TOTALS e CRED IT BALANCE (Ideal f or Grocery Count•r UM) e C OMPACT -T ftULY PORTABLK 8 Col. Full Keyboard e Tolallnr c.p.city .......... e Direct Subtraction 8 Quick Sab-Tolab e s.pld MolllpllcsUoa PHONE 743 ·You don't have to swing to kill that pe1ty thing I• Wlw,!1 h Dl:Lt l'l• ft•• 1115 ,._ ftsn1 19t I FISHING NEWS . ... _ ... _ lt08&a> G • ., N&WfUftBARIMlB Ernie Lane, aldpper ot the Happy Landlnp, made a happy 1ondlna: when he brought In a JOii pound albacore Jut Tui!s- day. T. S. Peterson. of' San Fran- cb<:o, caught a 'II pouna alba·' core on a small plutlc amber head feather jig with white eyes and red and white feathers on the same day, report.a Graham'• Bait &: Tackle . AJI far as fishing local, the 14- mile bank and 3:>-mlle bank, the first albacore ICare proved a flz. zle. Over a week hu passed since Frank Linnell, brought in the first fish. Scouts out, however, means a · real school should be showing any time. The radio boat band iJI alive with albacore talk, Charles L, Brigp, ot Arlington, caught a 20 pound white sea baa from the Missawlt on Tuesday, Port Orange re,POMs one yellow- tail for the week. ltut other types of fiihlng has been good. Farns- worth and Charlton's Apache, now fishing from the Newport Pier, picked up big bonito, eight to ten pounds, over the week end, wt th the Zootzme n reporting btg barracuda, plus white . eea bau. Stanley Annin's Jackpot ,from Hirsch's Landing, fished the west side of Catalina Sunday and pick~ ed up big barracuda. Thompgon and Lammersen's Duchess made a shakedown run to the Wand Saturday from Hinch's. This oew boat will be ready to fiJlh thiJI week·end A 74 pound black sea bass WU caught from the Music Sunday by Chapman Lantz. or Laguna. -on his first fishing trip. Everyone else reported limits or barracuda. Ray Kimball's Comet brought in five yellowtail Wednesday, and two on Friday and has been bring· ing in good catches of barracuda a.JJ week. A 25 pound halibut was caught by Ivan Turner, of Lo! Angeles, Saturday from the Sport off Salt Creek. A 15 pounder was caught from the Valencia m Sunday by j., 8, Nestell, of L,A, Pier fishermen have been get· ting halibut and cal1co bass. Surf fishJng hasn't been any too good, scattered corbina and yelloWfln are being caught along w1.th a few big spotfin croaker . A late re- port is that four albacore weigh· ing 18 pounds each were caught off Dana Point Sunday by a prl· vale boat. Wont you-trg some g'rand LOG CABIN breads? • 5133 :r..u • 1 lu ... o .... Olm'I 8e WI C SLATS lc).wooD : '1"~ Dl8TIN~IVE, jDIOND'l&D, BUlJ'l'D"VL fte ................... --.... ..... I• piw1t 11 ji I 1"•• ,_..,... ............ ...... ..... .... --.. ·-~.... &SDWOOD el ..... t& 19 .,.. rtm•f C.0 -I • a WWII W tr. P.&T108 DOOU-.O&em .. .. .,, ..... AsrtaJ Tlew el tile f', P'. W. Natloul a....e for orplaau aDd widows at •ar ,........_at Eatn 'Ida. llkb. n.. National a .. e le npperte4 la roceeU fro• tbe aaaral uJe of BaddJ Popp'-bJ Lb• Vetttaa of Foreip an. luet ii the lllinob: eot~ .. el tM ~..w.!f /:reJJia1 ult.I wlll.,.. CTO•IMI of cllllldn1 UYe ander the •atc:lllfal e1e of• "•oLb who caree for them u thoa1lll u;. Sim+wua AWJlllN& 00. '111 ... ft"r11'3'' a Pass License for All Engineers SACRAMENTO -A B 1930, Debs and Geddes, providing for the state registration and llcens· Ing of chemlcal, e1ectrlcal mechani· cal and mining engineers, was p8.ssed by t he assembly and sent to, the senate. The bill would prohibit any per- son from representing hJmself as an engineer In these fields unless he is registered and licensed, Sim· liar regula lions are In affect now for civil engineers. They Say·-· May I predict that unless the Republicans come alive and carry out the promises that were made to the voters in the election, they will fail again when the next elec· tion comes around. -Sen. Harlan J. Bushfield (R.) of South Dakota, Government financial suppart of schools would lead to a federal bureaucracy or a private hJerarchy or education. -Maj. Gen, Amos A , Fries, di- rector Friends of the Public School of America. License Bill Signed CaWornla motorists will be is- sued full size license plates only once every five years under the provisions of SB 793, Gordon, signed by Governor Warren. Tabs similar to those used during the War, will be issued In the inter· vening years. Be WIJ!e -A dvertise ..... ., ...... ·--I ..,.,,,.. Coast Guard Studies Plan To End Pt. Arguello Buoy LONG BEACH -The Coast Guard is studying the feu lbillty ot disestablishing the 13-yearlold Point Pedernales lighted whistle buoy, located near Point Arguello in the Eleventh Coast Guard Dis- trict, on the grounds that it is no lo nger necessary as an aid to navigation. The buoy. located near the spot where several vessels have round· ered on t h i s ~rocky, California coast in years past, is now non· essential, the Coast Guard feels, because of im-provements made in the light and sound signals of the Poi nt Arguello Light Station, two miles away. Removal of the buoy is in the interests of economy. l n a notice to all mariners dated 13 June, Commodore L. L. Ben· nett, Commander of the Eleventh Coast Guard District, stated: a lighted whistle buoy off P oint Pedem aJes no longer exists, a nd unless reasons are found justify. Ing the continuance of this buoy, it is proposed to remove and dis- continue same. "T herefore, mariners and other in terested parties are requested to communicate with this office in the event they feel" that the continuance of this buoy is re- quired and is useful to them in their coastal navigation. "In submitting reasons for con· tinuance it will be appreciated if the manner in which this buoy is utilized and the frequency ot such use is stated in writing. Ad· dress r eply to Commander, 11th Coast Guard District Coan), Times Building, tAng Beach 2, Callior· nia." Now Open I Every1 Day A man likes to hear his own ~::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::== voice in the bath, -Senca: Epis-* Sell It Through Classified Advertisirtg * tulae ad Lucillium. "Pedernales Lighted · Whistle Buoy 8-A (NN No. 189} was es· tablished in July l~. prior to light and sound signal improve. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=, ments at Point Arguello Ught Station which is located approx.I· mately two miles south of the buoy. Subsequent to that time the facilities of Point Arguello Llght Station have been improved, the light now having a candle)lPwer of 1.200.000 and a double twe>-tone d.iaphone installed, one horn of which points in a north·northwest direction effectively covering that portion of the coast off which the buoy Is located. "It is believed that with the improvements made at Point Ar· guello Ught Station, the need for Non-Veterans Service Men 100 New l-lomes . \ Selling Prices $8750-$10,700 It Cost $46,606,541 To Operate Orange County Gov't In 1946 --..... ~"""""IT"'.,.."'1 I I -· . ' MANY WONDllM KINDS HOM WlllCH TO CHOOSE Variety is the spice of life, so each day odd zest to meols by serving o differ· ent log Cobin vortety •••• IUTTEI LOAF EGG TOAST 5PLIT·TO; COTTAGE LOAF IUHIAN IYI ••• and he other kind•, equally good BREAJlS ' Orange county governmen t cost $4 ,606,541 for general govern· mental purposes for the year end· ' ing June 30, 1946, the last com· pleted fiscal year, California Tax· payers' Assn. said today. Biggest item or county expendi- ture was $2,610,129 for charities and corrections. Expenditures for general gov~nment amounted to $594,299, for vr-otectlon to persons and property $621,4TI, for health and sanitation, $99,143, for high· ways and bridges ~4.714. Re- mainder of the rounty's pay- ments for general government costs went for recreation and mis· cellaneo45 items. Over the state as a whole, the counties spent $244,028.291 during fiscal 1945-46, the Taxpayers' as- sociation said More than halt of the counties payments, $146,006,157 wen t tor charities and corrections. General • government cost $32,404,893, pre>- tection to persons and property, $20,653,314 ; health and· sanitation, $7 ,097 ,139; highways and bridges, $24,683,296. The counties spent $2.010,371 for recreation, $3,163,· 774 for education, $2,819,780 for debt payments, and $5,189,567 for other miscellaneous purposes. "County budgets for 194748 are being planned in most counties at the present time," the taxpayers' association said, pointing out that state law requires a public hear- ing on the county budget not later than Aug. 20, with some counties holding budget hearihgs much earlier. "Active citizen participation in budget hearings is one way that the people can be sure they have done their part in the drive to hold county and other government expenditures within bounds,'' the taxpayers' association declared. •' ' ~-.t••!' ---~· .-J.----- -· ....... -· .... . . . U· I e1 ... .,.. ... ~ "' . "' _. I. A ... THREE BEDROOMS . 60xl2S Lots TWO-CAR GARAGE Cedar Shlng~s Real RrepleC.S Dining Room Service Porch • Hardwood Roon ' Tile Kltche111 DRIVE TO THE TRACT AND COMPARE OUR HOMES TO ANY OTHERS YOU HAVE SEEN. Convenient to Schools, Shopping District encl Bus Servlw '"· ,..,.._ ., •• " • -,-, \ I Protective ' Restrictions e Mod , 1Home Open Daily . I ,1712 MA6NOLIA ST~ COSTi+I MESA l p .M. itl. Ii p .M. ' I Newport: Bay 1111 I. 17tli St. - 7 -'• • • • .•. . I • s ' Gets » mnrAL M Ula •••.1.+_,.JI • -•••u•-• Wft. IR1nlBB • a:n, ~ ta Nll:WP08T BALBOA Nll:Wl-Tl··BB Pap. 7 ICl':aDKJtto AI.()()IB(JUC8 ANON1'MOUll -FOR 9+1• (lo-Im -. l'()g SAU: -~ lllr_..,•, l'OR IU.JJ' ·-... ..,,,., -'--.Jub' T-Aus T. 2 --fllW.U •wtWt Br•, C... -!fl !MT _ ~...._ Colh•e R.flll:F Bas 27, ._ 111·--15 nw. ...._ ..---llllJ. -_. pod; tu a-. -t. aeo. 112 ll5tb si.. N-,_ .n-21.Ju1y e -o1oo ••L m.u. • --;;··~·.,;•;;•;;.l~I;•~-,.....--.::• OWlle 'lft:e e-tte a. u. wmi.-'1T Ordlld ~ 27 Ia. " u IL. )laD w pwi Buell ~ttc Jubt 21-Aua. 14. 209 Eut BO)'-= 1 , SACRAJO:NTO -The Jeclala· c·~ l'OR U.S. BT~ .A-, oar-dol --.,._ -l*l '100 Boe ••1, oar-FOR SALE-Star Sall Boat. Good fJGnt. BalbOll lol1JM1 50-4tp Balboa Beach Cottage FOR SA r.-,2 ew';:°J -cm -a••• _ _._,,_ Air-dol llar. ~ Oond. FlesllJle rls •ltb aall, -TO IA>Alf • . ~ at N _L_2-beol!wa -to eot..._ • fOID' ,_ atate -. Imp or ..U. -ar olJL FOR'-·--.,. irmnAK ~ '800. Ph. Glendale, Cln!I il3l38. One bedroom heme, Jars• aun-tum., 3-bedj'mo-~ T&-- eallop In Sacramento ~ re-mint or ...S. Call Hmbor 10111. "111 YllCllUID --wttb aD _, -cilD • •---M-2tc LOANS TO BUILD, buy, lmjaow, ~ living room wltb fire. Immediate~"' ""'-890ll eel•t<I tM ·---al ol 6ttc atta<hmenta; oloo -n I•• --~ ,. , "IS --or-na-. We pur-place-aleepa e. Furnlabed. Shott Dr., I ~ the atate. The vote .... al.· to 0. ' -!«. can Har. UU.J. --,., •• ·-FOR a .. -Mft. ... ___. -~-~---Pr!~ to ll ~'o 000 ~!f 1t ... ~ 'fl _. a., ~~ .., __ ~-~ •= ae at ••, . WILL ftADli 1-ea I.Mo - The bill, SB 1221, T>eernnnd, -O'VERHEAD --· w ..... 11111 -N ..... ..... Brand -a h.p. motor, wltb NEWl'OJlT-BALBOA FEDERAL J. M. MIU.ER --.... p 0 •• 2 -- , -to the wen>b!T -'·--TRANSPORTATION WAN'l'EI>-.... budWve. Appadmatal1 CllMta --Pl!• .~i;,. .,..... extras, $120. Ph. 8'&000 5'1113-11 SAVINGS " LOAN ASSN. 15tb " Central Harbor 1284 -at 21,. a -•• ..:;;;;; able actlan oloo 11 apete4. Frun Balbola llland to Santa Tl:&rt. -Rarborll. G-:ltp ' ..... M-2tc 3333 VIA LldO Ph. Har. 1500 1a-¥1o1e• '"'-----The bill would provide for the • --Leave Balbola Island T:30 -tf Imm di te p 0 -·~,.,.,.,. start "' c1 .... at the 1M8 Sprlnc = Santa Ana 5 p.m. Pb. FOR SALE -Zelaa-Iltc>n camera. FOR SALE--13-rt. --t. Cit -c. e a ossession TOT I I a.. --s.nia Ana 5100 ult for Mn. C<JlllllUl'•apid F 4.5. lenl. Bea-APRICOTS typo, wltb aand dolly. Needl 610. Orchid St .. Ci>rona del ~ ----~,,..., ,------- Senator Earl T>eemond of Sacra· ZlmmomWL 5G-2tp con 5'Tl9-W. M-Ctp We apedallJe ID -~ ~Y~~1:!"~· lllOBoy. · NEED MONEY? A new home wltb new ldeaa ror Balboa Coves Lots mento County, author of the lee-FOR SAI>E-Baaolnette. can Bea-,,_, -'-ta fer -., ..,._ ....,.. _,_._ See Ua for Quick. Helpful lalatlftft announced be will Uk the aa&VIT AllMI , U • _ ~M. Apt. ·-B, n.....--..11 Aw~~ a.,._.... Front. Balboa hland. SO-ltp Service on Your J'1nandel convenient living. We are now..offer!na dM>6ce bulld---·-· ~·-~ ~ nlnc.RUISIDEORCHARD,be-I 1°-the ·~1.~--te toollht or to!J¥rrow to ap-11.Aamo: -llAC:RJNU.-wa.y, Coat& Meaa. 5G-ltc -22l>d ...... 23r.s on TIJatln inJluOAL a !LADIO 16 Needl -1-m OD •1 -za .;;:d ';,.t ~ .,.taU;i'. ::Wnr:tsi~~ :-:-ti!~:: Pa&LAnent Wane Aw., Coata ...._ 4T-4tc TEACHER OF PIANO Furniture -Salary Joe-Catherina & Sons Priced tronj ss.sop,, on - lmtltutlon. No oppoa1t1on to tbe 'nlllllc """ lh!4 •be Bonnie ~rae Studio Concrete BlocQ . . Car or Other Security Contractors & Bullden Let us abOw Yo 11 th1a .w.. ._iatton bW 1a oxpected. s. 1 'v'1.~8 B:-&.~tl19-W Beauty Clinic and Cemmool Tile & Brick Robert Lagerquist HOID'&: 10 to l and 3 to 5 420 w. Edinger Santa Ana dlviaioni Ml 1111 ,,,ER Under tbe leslsl•tlon P'l•«I to-P.ATl6· WALUI LAID WW a«>opt ~ or ..iv.-d CClmt<I Saturday&) Phone 1291 50-ltc 15tb It Central . Barbor 128' day cl•-would be bold at Sac-1lOI Clout 111wa7, -ANNABELLE HAYES hu ab-Walter L. Klin atudenta for June, July and A-t. --,•1;-----------.....:---=---=:.:.::....::.:.: ._to conece. now a two :rear -aolutely the MW'eat, beat and e Call Harbor WO ~tutlon, until a cldlnlte policy LOft' AND 1'017l'fD D moot eftectlve rt<ludna pro-OONCRETZ PROCCCr8 (l(), 47-Ctp • II determined on whether the four srama. PLUS-Electric laclala l.5l!O ~.-part -. CllMta -WURLlTZER DUO-ACOUSTIC J'IMl' collea:e here shall be a state L 0 ST -CW1J' black J'Hnch that do erue Dame Natures Pbaae Bis cnt 5251 ~ttc and c:olles• or a brancb or the UnlVtt· poodle puppy, female, vicinity time ra...,.._ , Genuine aplnette. Be ,sure atty or Calltornla. 15tb It BO)'. Otlldnn'a pet. Re-llETI'Y McOORKLE hu Cal-WAlllWI m BUT U -thlo ,....Id h!DO'.M piano. "·-ti to t •--Wurllber Duc>-Acouotlc ward Har. 896-W. 1428 W . ._, mo ca carry on a ·~-Will Pay Cash DANZ-SallllDT SAn IND'llllTllY Front. M-ltp 247 Broadway, l..aauna BHcb For -tundtuN ar -t haft 520 N. Main Santa Ana The communlcatlona Industry 7'12. 5().2tc ,_ bu the fewett number ot. diuhl'na ~ W.&W!IW • FOR SALE-Electric ranp, 19'8 ,.._ Pboae Be•ooa W. 41-tfc ln)Jrlft per mllllon man-boura WORK w ANTED -Practical compact model, $1!0. Writ& Bax Crawley J'urnlture Co.. GOOD used piano for pnctlce. worked, according to tbe National nursing and Infant care by wo-"A-E" c/o News-nm... 48-tfc 1112 NewjXitt Bhd.. Ooota -$!15. Danz..Sclunldt Plano Co. 520 1814\i Now=..:~ Coat& llma SU.ty council, and tbe lumberlng man w!tb hoopltal experience. · · · D-tfc No. Main. Santa Ana. 41-tfc Industry hu tbe moat. Night or day. Ph. Har. 1525.J RUG WOOLENS for booking, ad-CASH for USED 50 USED plAnoo wanted for our CAcrou from Alpha Beta Mar:i~~ betore noon ar write Box 300, -1nqu1r1ea " nqusta tor ._ A r rent c1ept. Trade 1n YOID' old PuaLIC NoTICE • Corona de! Mar 50-2tp samples to P.O. Bos 199, Need-Furniture "" ~ppnances piano, We llve bis allowancea -A--UT0----11'.'"0TIVK==-.__,t"'••-------""""'• -----~.,,..------!·--====--· ,,.---:---:--ham 92, Masa. -tc "We Buy IJnioot --=-=---:,-:::-:-----P.-IVORK WAN'TED-Ironlq In m7 Anythlnc" now. Or we wtll buy for cub. '41 Plymoutb Sedan CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS !Jome. PlallJ or faDC)'. 530 Su E W S Danz-&:hmldt Piano Co. Santa '40 CleVl'Olet Pickup UNDER F1c_T1~s FIRM NAME Be:rnard1no Ave.. N ewpor1 -N -GRANT' Ana. 520 No. M.a1n.. 41-tfc These are extra clean and priced ..... undontrned .... ...... .... Hel-~ts. 28-tf• Clary Adding Machine Pbono Bea. 5'107-M STEINWAY Grand --~ s av. to aell ut> that bo i. ""'ducUns • motol ... 1645 N .... port mvd., Coat& Meaa ~ ..a n<bt ...... ,... at '°' 11&,..ido WORK w ANTED-I would like Full El 42-tfc. $1000 now from new price. Ger· THEODORE ROBlNS g:fft80·_~nri>Ort. u.nderBaJie o~~~ tun or part time housework for Y ectric geous tone. Beautiful cue. Danz-Your Ford Dealer ·-d .... b LOWESr Prlcoa. -...... -SdunldL 520 N Main Santa Newport Beach Harbor 28 :=9n~ ~~Rl~'ti:8tollow-the summer. W11W97also ba ~ S:tpt. IlllMEDIATE DELIVERY tundture.. See NeedJe'1 %1>6 Ana. o. • U-tfc 47-tfc bas penon wboee name and flace of Ph. Harbor · .,.,,...... FOR FREE demonstration ca 11 Newpm t Blvd., c 01 ta Mela. •denc;~~11o;,-· C&N'+z. 1r. PRACTICAL NURSE would like district agent at Whittler 44238. WW pay topl for your turnlture. SSPPINE'I'EiNirnfiP1anhii;;)o.~J1iuailt't ';;reeip;;ooai;;;;;elRd.iii<d: 1941 Cushman motor scooter. ::i TOJT'1 S![-hut 1 position, nursing or as a com-48-4tc Bcecml 5038. 26-ttc You can aave on t.h1a one. Also 2-h.p., 2-speed, aide car, wind- WTTNJ:SSbo&my •::n_d tbla 0~ day panion. Ph. Har. ll~R. 50-2tc Spinet pianol for lowelt new shield, overhauled and repainted, "'"""· 1M1. REFINED 'ddl ....... BAYSIDE PLATING ll'1lllNJTUllB iroa uu: • prlcei. Terms. Danz..Sdunldt $200. E. w. Comer, 1726 Plaza BEVJ:RLY P. LU:NTZ. Jr. rm e ae~ woman _ ~---Co 520 No Main Santa del Norte, Balboa. Harbor 6U.M. STATE or CALIFORNIA. COUNTY will care for chlld or children FOR SALE-Bed davenport $20. AMLIJU ·• • ' 47-4tp ;>tno~~Y or June. 1947. be-in your home. Mrs. Wilkinson. Gold Ao~=·. C:~1t,. Brw 312 35th St., Newport Beach. Ana. •l·tfC -.,., U.. uodentsnod. • Notary 124 40th St Newport Beach. !'<""" 50-tfc PIANO -.~~• G and _,_._ Otherw will ?"1d your clualfled Public tn a.nd for the County &nd ·• -• u i"'u "' •...-.........._. ltate. reiJldlng theniln. duly com· ~tfc See Our Ad In Ora.nee Count;J FOR SALE-General Electric re-J. B. Brown. Phone Beacon ads u you are readln1 theme. =n~~~0P." ~~J' Jt: Japanese-American wants garden Phone D1rector7 frlgerator $75 Inquire 317~ E 5294--J. 388 Broadway, a.ta TRADJBS 81 ~n to me to be the penon wboee W R 2 Bo 526 ' · boa Isl d. · Meaa. 78-tfc aame ta subecrlbed to the wit.bin ID· work. rite t. • X • -Bay Front, Bal an HOUSE TR.A.ILER-24 ft. Butane, .uum~t. and acknowledpd to 'me Costa Mesa. 50-4t~ 1914 Harbor mvd. Ph. BM. 51U 5Q..ltc SPINET 1)tpe Mirror Plano. Re-sleeps 4. Good condition, $1095. lbat he ezecuted the same. ----' N n1y -1 Fine IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I ha•e EMPLOYMENT OFFEIU:D D Cor. Harbqr and 19th, a.ta MeM F OR SALE-Practically new Ben· ~ ow o --· Martin, Space D-54, Huntington benunto •t my hand and atftzed my -N-to M-•~ ~~ -tfc dlx washlng ma-"-e. Call Har· tone. Dam-Schmldt.. Santa Ana. Beach Municipal Trailer Park. Dftklal seal the day and year In t.bl• be flr! ~" cu~" \..olJun;;iJ -. . uui1 520 N ••a1n. 41 tf cert.1.ncate nnt abo•e wrltten. DINNER COOK-Must t bor 1913-J. 49-2tp o. jD. • ,: Terms lf desired. 49-2tp HELEN J . CRUSAN class. John Dory, Palm &: Cen-G--• -•-is ===-=-:-==:::-:=:-::-:-:-=--I Notary Public In and ,., tb• Balboa 50-tf Upholstered Furniture A GOOD BUY-BALDWlN Plaoo. ~ .. ~ HOUSE TRAILER FOR SALE--County and State.. tral, · c • sacrifice sale. If you want a Sleeps 4, 16 f t. Insulated. Will x,. coinm1saion expln11 No•. 15. 1949. h Cleaned and Restored and _.,, ,, I D Pa.b.-J'une 24; July 1. II. 1.5. 1947. WANTED -Woman for ouse-To Original Coler IS A WISE BUY . &I' u~ .... or you. anz. sell or trade for lot. 3909 Mar· , .................. , .. ..... .... ... .... work and ironing, one day a Let Ua Help Yov Be Wile Schmidt Plano Co., Santa Ana, cus Ave., Newport Beach. llVlllKU8 GUIDI: 11 week. Harbor 726. 50-2tp Rugs and Carpets 520 No. Main. U-tfc 49-2tp PA.RENTS: Your child privately HELP WANTED-Good cook and Cleaned and Motb Proofed HARBOR FURNITURE Radi~ Repairs FOR SALE-New 1947 Curtis tutored this summer by certi-downstairs work for swnmer. All Work Done In Your Heme 1962 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa AU makea; tubes, etc. Wright trailer, demonstrator, fled man teacher at your home. Good wages. Call H arbor ~tfc Beacon 6763 $500 discount from list price. Contact apartment 24 Holiday 1943-W. 50-2tc HOME SERVICE BURT NORTON See Lowman Boat Co .. 1595 Inn, Balboa. 50-3tp DISHWASHER WANTEQ--Must CLEANING CO. llOATll. 8UPPLIE8 II fl.5 Clout mpwa.y, Newpo<t Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Insulated Pumice Blocks be thorough. Coaat HI. care, For APl'Olntmeota on Free Est!-FOR SALE-Portable 12-ft. Dory llJstfc 49-Ctc Corona del Mar. 50-2tc Harbor 1a..r ,.. Good for fi.shlng or yachting, TRAILERS FO:tt RENT- OONCRETE Blocks for all build· MANI'"'"''""'-Must be ·~ matea phone . u~--tfc $25. Call Beacon 5300-W. BABY GRAND used, $387. A1ao Do ~~ own ha"""" and mov-ing purposes. Reinforcing steel ,._....,.~.. ......._. '9..1. used H F Miller Grand. ,,-... ............ Trimset steel windows. fenced. Excellent opening. 5()..l tc · enry · In&. All new equipment, $2..25 le Bal Thia Is a wonderful buy at Sl.50 per day We turnl8h hltO. Pumi-Blok Company Virginia Bell, 304 Marine, ' Electric and Fire FOR SALE-14 ft. Clinker built, about hall of tbe now price. M-·-B ' ~-·-Sta"-·boa Island. Harbor 1827. 49-Ctc ed ceda •f be ·~ 520 B Ch ,.~-· roo. -.,~ ......, l320 s . Main St. Santa Ana 0338 Equipment Teet& r r . .,. t. am, "°'"'· Another beauty. A. . ue. Car 17th ac NC'WpOl't Blwl. • 48-16tc WAITRESSES WANTED -HQ All QUalllled Penctnnel Orchid Ave., Corona W>I Mar. You know. UU. famous make. · Coat& Joi... 2-Hc -----------Shore Cate. Be. 5745. 32-tf• C-0-Two, Pyroene It Foam rdlll& Ph. Har. 21().M. 50-ltc Others are: Weber, Steinway, HARBOR HELP WANTED -Laundreu to OO•Jlxed-andP<trtaltla! SAIL BOAT-National Ave. De-Wurlitzer, Schoninger, Behr-•E•l.ll:!ITATll: a Plumbing Service do family washing weekly In ...,.. available. sign 17"6" Over all .. Ratsey salls, mann. Knabe. Danz-Schml:t MODERN twr>-bedroom frame, own home. Please call Harbor rrs HOKIN A GALVAN bronze centerboard, tiller and Plano Co .. S20 No. Main. 4l-c double garage, nice patio. Oose 1768 Newport Blvd., Beacon 5048W 772-W. 49?tfc ~o:, Clout HlcbwaJ' fittings S.S. Rigging, racing DOGS. OATS a PET8 11 in, $8500. 312 35th St., New- REPAIRING OUR SPECIALT'f ~--.,,,=,...---=---:--::-:-: Ph. 5407 91-ttt condition. Sand cradle. See at port Beach. 49-ttc WANTED -Woman for light ------------919 E. Bay Front. Balboa. Phone FOR SALE-Black make cocker =c",,..-,====-===,...-=-:-::,,-Contractlne and Supplies 97-tfc Clocks -Watches -Jewelry CHROMOMTERS Repalrln& -Prompt Service Sensible Prices VAN DRIMLEN JE WELRY 1786 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa 31-tfc CESS POOLS and SEPTIC TANKS lnatalled Anywhett In er,_ County Contract Drlllinc Sewer Connection CAii Work Guaranteed) Full Insurance Carried house~ork and plain cooking Harbor 2l40. . S0..2tp spaniels, pedigree sire champion FOR SALE BY OWNER-47~ ft. fdr five adults. Room and patio. Watches • OoclCI • Jewelry "Blue Otlp." Call Har. 1913-J. Jot on Lldo Isle and 52"' ft. lot Thurs. and Sunday off. $100 CHROMOMTERS P-14 sail boat in excellent con-49-2tp on Balboa Peninsula. Will COii· per month. Ph. Harbor 1647. ~g -Prompt Service di lion. Phone Harbor 2140. licler trade on 2 or 3 bedroom 5G-2tc Sensible Prices 4~2tp SPZOIAL ANN0UNCEllONT8 II beach house In Balboa or vlcln· ~----------~ VAN DRIMLEN COAST knockabout sloop 26 It. K E y S lty. Phone Harbor 70T or Inquire and women for work in new J E w E L R y Day sailer : 2 suits sails. 1 set at 156~ Miramar Dr., Balboa. factory t>ngaged in processing 1786 Newport Blvd. ea.ta Mf!N brand new, nylon; canvas cover . Made Wblle You Watt 43-tf HELP WANTED-Desired m e n plastic materials. Ages 21 to • 31-tfc Just completely painted a nd voom..·s 50. Apply in per.ion, Naamco, =:-:-====-=~=-=====-varnished. $2000. See a t 204 100 Kain St., Bal-Balboa Beach Home Inc .. 600 Victoria, Costa Mesa. WASHING MACHINES Udo Nord Phone Harbor 617. M-ttC' 5 bedrooms, convenient to shops S0..2tc U you don't have one do Y'D'D --~=-~----48-~tf~c FOR BENT '1 and beaches. Just reduced to DO, MESTIC, COMMERCTAL and tvUhins at TWIN SCREW Charter boat, ful· FOR RENT ....;i bedrooms, fur-$I0,600J. M MILLER Jy equ..ipped. Booked for this sea-5587 ·~2 · · CAFE HE~-', BILL'S WASH-A-TERIA aon. Excellent accomodations. rushed. Beacon ·R ~ tc 15th & Central Harbor 1264 47'5 Nowport Blvd., Coata lieu Phone Beacon 57'10 ' 17-tf• Plenty of Good Tires All Sizes Compound Mo~r Oil Gallon. 70c W estem Auto Supply Auu-tJ«I DMll!!' 18311 N"'poct mvd., Coata llw 1T-tf1 Owner 312 35th SL, Newport FOR RENT-Small apartments Beach. 48--tlc by the week. Balboa Island. I Phone Huntington Beach 2481. FAST KETCH, 40x32xl!x6 t. 50-2t Rhodes design, mahogany plank-c Harbor Drafting Service for Builders Ing, Everdure fastened, lead keel. FOR RENT-Store room or of-Residential -Commerclal Phone Be•con 5426-R 47-Stp lice, Balboa, good location. H. TU -C. Coaat HI N t STAR BOAT No. 1414 former B. White, Santa Ana, Phone Pbooe Beacon 58BJ way, ewi::tfc world's champion. Thrree sebl of 3198; nights at Harbor 1815. · aalls,traller,-tcover,Ketten-::::::-=:-==::-=:-':------,-5().~2tc burg built, natural· deck, Call FOR RENT--4 room new home, Harbor 1553-J. 46-tfc furnished. Immediate occupancy. FOR SALE _ One or J-·a Lease wll be given. 423 Irvine 1._rt. Cit boats. 539 VIA Udo Ave., Newport Helshta. '5().2tp Soud. Udo Iale. 40-tfc BALBOA ISLAND July or Sep. 22' LAUNCH, teak deck. copper fastening, 2 cock pita, !lah ch41r, 4 cylinder F~ It Bowen, new covers. Will trade for local lot. VWa Marin.a. Harbor 1800. tember, by month or week., 4 bedrootrui near bay; alao large house with pier for aeuon, or short terms. 2296 East Central or phone n 8865 1. A. 50-4tp 45-tfc LOVELY new apartment for 4 ---NEW--AND--U-S_E_l_•___ June 15th, Sept. 15th. Complet.e- OUTBOARD MOTORS ~ ~440 Heliotrope,= REPAIRING NEW 2 BEDROOM HOMES WITii GARAGE only $6700 $600 DOWN G. L FINANCING F01U1ED WINW!lelda A Batel w ANTED-Competent -keep- Onao made to..-. A1oo l'los· er for working mother and 3- Deliveries Are Improving TRAILER FOR RENT-Aocom<>- Authcrb:ed OJlbmen Scooter dUe one or two. One mile tram Almcy Coat& ..... abopplnc dlatrlct. NOW OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION We May Surprise You VOGEL'S lcla. " Lucita Sbeeta rm -year-<>ld boy. Live In. Good aai- -Warld ProdUcta ~JI)\ ' ary, Call Mn. White, Barbor IOI Tblnl St., Blmtlnc'cm -217'1-M. 47-tfc -Hul>imc--~: _Y_O_UN=G,.,.,,w"'o"'MAN==-mo-,tber',......,...a,,hel:-:-p.- 'lVI'ORING-~ o1-tary and er to live in. Phone Beacon~~ 100 Main St. blcb -:lecta by - -certllled:Callfontla -.._ 122 3:kd Sl. N"'pn n..cb --Barbor 322.J. e-10tc R 'OOl'S . Wr J. BENBOW Pbone Harbor 101! J OOOPBRATIVB ROOl'ING 00. NewwlB..-r .... B IE +.& - ---·-.~.... Hmbor 145 4S-tfc STEEL (Ch~in Link) F E NC E S 100% Galvanized ALL POSTS SET IN CONCRETE No Paint -No Rust -No Upkeep Free Estimates For Appu!ublEJt Phone Beacon '82' ATLAS FENCE CO. (Prefahrk:c111d) • Gltp ' I ' off Sell I~ 1brougb a1satficd Ad~g 'tt • PARTS AND REP AIRS Ph. Bea. 526-W. 46-tfc 916 Clout Hlwa.y Barbor 637 -;;;;;;;a;-;;;-;;;;;-----; 32.-tfc WAll™TOm'I: a ro=R--::SALE--,.,..,,=-"N"..,.-..,.1&-,,.....,.loo-t -.. -nm.=---t.~ I WANTED -S ma 11 tumlabed 310 Buena Vlata, Balboa. Phone apartment or home for couple. H-1825. , 47-Ctp No children or peta. Permanent ~~n~ realdoata. Box 304, Newport ~-~·~ Beacb. M-2tp Watchm • Oock • Jeweby ~ -PHiaJpt Sook>e w~ ~ :1'---~n:::t;; VAN DRIMI.EN -1n ._or vicinity. Per- JEW Ii LS R -t I -Good refer- 1188 NoWjM't llltd. 0twta X.. W Pbane Hm'1or TOT. 4S-tf U4fe WANT TO Rmn'-Azd1111oet ... -----------· .. _will 11'17 ~to llOO - Balboa ClaPM Shop -lar l!IMll too .... or - .... Boat~ -·----· d' -ucsma a.._ illbuw• ...._ Pa , ··-•·nse·1 • .,. ~ -. -----~:llltk' -CdB11 w Jlszs t ._. ~ a"'iiiV*'i&' a~ at 14801 Gunther St. -Weat of Santa Ana. 3 blD. Eut "' Harbor Blvd. bet•- Flnt """ nttb Sta. NO crrr TAXES NEW LOCATION DIPROVED ILOYD SHIDLER llUlLDll:ll rat =-i:..:. f'":,:-~.:rr; ·;.a: .. W'. 0 ..... ~ ltizj&l WI ' = bul ~ .... illtdwa. :JO.lfe B 0 Bir.-. 2'-Cle ,_ e.tm 11111. CJ-1------------ BUILDING CONTRACTORS-TAKE NOTB I House and lot oo Newport Island, 408 40th atawt. One of the finest homes m the lslu!d Wlflh to trade this home and lot for the erectloo al. a hOUR oo 39th and Otannel Place.. '. Exoellent opportunity for bµildlng contl:actor. Con- tact: J. L. FISHER 5332 Santa Fe Ave., Los An&!!les, Call;..Lata~ 0161, or call nltes at Klmal1 3069 • 44stfe New Home -Balboa Islaf)d • Exceptionally fine home on 40-foot lot. 'Ibis ls an exs pensive home built to meet the requirements of the most discriminating individuals. Never occupied. Open for Inspection. RENTALS AVAILABLE FOR JULY ISLAND REAL TY CO., 201 Agate, Balboa Island Rhone 377-W . -50-2tc BAY FRONT HOME 70' frontage, El Bayo Tract, Pier with 2 sill& 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. DUPLEX on Peninsula, one part vacant Furnished $15,500. Duplex Jot on Peninsula, $3,500. W. L. JORDAN 700 E . Central, Balboa. Telephone 153 50-ltc NEWPORT BEACH 2-Bedroom frame house in the canal section. Owner forced to sell and will sacrifice at a bargain. Down pay- ment of $2,500 and possession close of escrow. Full price only-I $4 ,500 SOUTH COAST REALTY & ·INVESTMENT CO. IU!altors -Business Opportunities -Insurance Ross Greeley, IU!altor -Monte R. Grimes, Insurance Josephine Webb, IU!altor I 302 Main St. BALBOA Ph. Hllrbor 2034 50-ltc -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .• BALBOA ISLAND 2-Bedrm. home, nicely furn. Large lot; garage .... $15,000 8-.Room home; 4 room apt over garage. Good income. Furnished, including piano ............................... -..... $27,500 BALBOA PENINSULA One lot, 30x100. R-3 zone .............................. -... -..... $4800 BALBOA 2 Cottages on one lot Good income ............ -..... -.. .$9500 LIDO ISLE 5-Rooms and bar room; 3 bedrooms. Furnished, includ- ing piano ............... --.... -........ -........ -...... _,,_ .......... .$25,000 LISTINGS ARE AJ'j?RECIA'I'ED. BEVERLEY REAL TY CO. 4l17 E. Central Phone Har. 1788 . Gladys Beverley, Realtor Frank Trickey, Salesman B. A. N E R E S 0 N REAL VALUES ' HO.m; -INCOME -BUSINESS OPPORTUNrl'IE9 INSURANCE r .1000 DOWN New 2-bedroom home ... large lot 63x1SO ... floor fur., hardwood floors . . . st:uccO and plaster . . : one and a half car garage. Very good district. Full price: $8250 WE ~ HERE 'IO SERVE YOU B. A, NERESON m:•'(. l!Sl'A.TE BROKER AND Ma>aATD 1m Newport Blvd. 819 ~Illa 'f;t't; a... Y--n, Cdt, Sala Am. Plnw: Bu :111 5225 _ ' & 4 -,_ ' "'' 11i .. c.n~ I·...: .. • • ' • ' CM &l!f I A. ._ 'l'O I P • ._ e mnmo ns••• • D1'' • F ta .. u .• ._ .. , .... ·SHEP'S 111111 oo...-lllOBWil N8WPO&T __ ., __ C1.0U:D ON KONDil QuaDty Lamber and Building Materials • COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. Mesa Area Construction - Value Leaps Pennlts totalling $45,133, were issued during the June 1-15 period for 15 buildings to be constructed in the Costa Mesa area. accordlng to records on file in the county building Office. Ill PIPl,111 TO Liii ··-. M t!. •• -.. ' .... " ... 'ti. \t.'t'-}~ ~~ .-. ... x \ c. 0 • • . . .. ., " x ...... ··.· ' ,. Overell Jury. Visits Yacht: Beulah Cries Sand Crab (Cm--Pace One> (Cmtlnued frOm Pase One) tioo Oil tap there rould be submerged lied In the boy aftA!r taken to heart by some of the exploolon of lut March 15, our local folks: Out In the except that one of the stanchions which hold the gav!ts wu mlD-middle of 160 acres of farm Ing. · land, mlles away from any The state will claim tn the pros-large dty, the KnOtts served ecutlon of the defendants that a 7 .. 500 chicken dinners Sun- weapan was used to bludgeon Mr. day with precision and dls- and Mrs. Walter E .. Overell, own-patcll at $1.50 per plate; the •rs of the yacht. to death, before food was good and ample. All the boat was exploded. of which proves an idea can It was first contendec\ by the be developed into a worth- atate that ~ ball-pien hammer or while money maker. length of pipe may have been the + + + death weapon used. s.-n1rti11; Legilllators. The SANTA ANA <'.fuesdayJ-Thls fat's in the fire on the free.. morning Presiding Judge Kenneth ways that the state leglsla- Morrison read to the Jury hearing ture seems against An edi- the Overell case the grand Jury torlal in a Los Angeles paper Indictment to which the defend-says the voters sh<iuld know ants . had plead not gullty. who opposed freeways for This afternoon Special Prooe-their metropolitan cu.tor Eugene H. Wllliarm of San area. Los Gabriel will make h l 1 opening Angelesth counblurbty shmouldotorlsts, statement to the jury. says e , . be FOB Yt'.1' 8mDli'& Painting · -Decorating -Ralph Hoyle Jr. . lllell 0.-t lll"1IT Ooroaa deli 'x..r Barbor "lU "Be Sur~lnsure" * Maurie Stanley "'* Earl W. Stuley * a. IL BC>8'IZTLml _l"llilme 811~• IOll Included in the list were per- mits issued to Gertrude E. Edick, PO Box 1»18. Coota Mesa, for sleeping room to be constructed at 1161 Magnolia St., $600; Leo W. Chapman, Box 744, Coota M ... for a garage to be erected at 1172 Magnolia St., $600; Bert J . Mar-- rls, jr., of 1629 N. Cenb:al Ave., Newport Beach, !or a dwellln1 and garage to be constructed at 1192 S.E. Palmer St~ $5650· Frank w. Kklnnei, PO Box s94 Judge Morrison was present as willing to pay more for such ..._ ______________ __::.__.:....;.__,I were Detenae Counaels Belme highways, but why should Otto Jacobs and l>am Kauffman; the rest of the state build Eugene Williams, a&slstant attor-them for Los Angeles? These ney general· and his associates, roads lead into the big city Deputy Attorney Generals Jim out-of-town motorists com'. Mulvey and Henry Dietz. Others Ing in to buy mdse visit were Sheriff Musick, Police <lllef shows be entertained-a., t Rowland Hodgk!ruon, sheriff's of-• a flcers, reporters and photograph-price. The money stays. ers. there, hence the city should -'! •• Pr .. 111• aatual s-.... Ila•. aew Mt-. 1tallNM Ce••illiloa. wUJ ...... l.IM .U. .... .C..U.eat ~===~=======~!Costa Mesa, for a dwelllne to be ... l•IU. Project, ........ to ulepar4 S.9lll•n. Calllorala'• r.tate •••.UC t..i ,..,,. ...... wW --• ... erected at lli82 Victoria St., $3520; Mary and George J. Sier-_~_rl_•s_u_t_•_esl___c-:__1e_Loo_~Aqo--=-loo-.....,_-'--UHl--lrl-T_•_ .. _•le_,..._ .. _1 _1e...:._a,...:11_1_w_.n.n. __________ _ vogel of 1776 Monte Vista St., ~"f~~:f;;:~::::~:::: w:JirM~Tent Assn. Hearing Called On Air Route E;·~~i~~B~,?:~~E ~~~~;~~;;;~~h~~ Through Santa Ana-Laguna TIMI watdl ,.._ .,.ired HEBE oomea to 70a re a.ewed for many montha of ~le- nee. OuaraD· -~---- age with an apartment above to board of directors June 18. at be erected at 22922 Orange Ave .. Anita Sexton's Galley, 507 East $3800, and for a foundation at Central avenue, Balboa. With the the same address, $300: William following members of the board and Betty Huber of 20161 Cypress present: Ave., for the addition of a break-Volney Hay, Jr., president ; Bob fast room to their residence $455; Ricketts, v!ce-president; Monte J. B. Green of 1910 Harbor Blvd., Grimes, secretary; Bob Storms, Costa Mesa~ for a dwelling to be treasurer; Cliff Petty, director; erected at 1910 Harbor Blvd., Emma 'McConnell, director; Harry $7000; L. C. Beehe of 437 Short Ashton, director; John R. Daniell, St., Costa Mesa, for a garage for director; Boots Keene, director auto and truck repairs, to be con-and l\{rs. Piper Johnson, director. structed at 23612 S .W . Newport Th<:' meeling got underway at Blvd .. $4000; Charles F . Boster or a good clip, and many worthwhile 401 E . Flower St., Costa Mesa, projects were discussed, and a for two dwellings to be construct-great deal was accomplished. edat 1312 and 1332 Santa Isabella Many new members are coming St., $3850 each, and to Richard into the association every da y J . Jones, PO Box 338, Fontana, which proves that the people of for a residence to be erected at Balboa are actively interested in 23152 Spnta Ana Ave., $3500. the affairs concerning their com- munity. The next general meeting of Be Wise -Advertise the association has been Called Robert A. Pearsol CONTRACTING PAINTING for Wednesday night. June 25, 8 p.m. at the Rendezvous Ball- room. This meeting was thought advisable due to the interest and activity in the association. Re- freshments are to be served, and a worthwhile meeting is promised. Pb-; e.n-lM.S·K~ OalT .. Ao.&D A~ a&LIMl.A. IBUM> l'Allft'lll(O e Da:GU.TINO e lllON l'A.llfTINO • r~OIMO llhbic CoW9 0.... ...... .,. ! ~w;tlelfJ NOiie.. • • • TMC TWl:NTY·,.IR8T CDN•&:CUTI VE DIVIDEND ,.OR THE al:MI• ANNUAL ~l:RIOD CNDlNCI JUNE 30TH. 1947, HA• •t:EN DE· CLAJlll:D •Y THE DIRl:CTDRa 0,. T H18 A••OCIATION AND WILL •I: ~AID JUNE 310, 194"7, AND AT THE A.ATE DI" THREE ~CR CENT (lli"I ~l:R ANNUM. A•80LUTC •Al"ETY Jl'DR Y OUR P'U ND8 A C COUMT• ARI: INaURl:D UP TD ••.oaa 1'0TAL Rl:aOUACEa IN EXCIE99 0,. l:S,DDO,DOD NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL SAYINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATIO P. A. Palm.e1, Prtsident aaaa V IA LIDO HAR80fll 1500 NEWPORT BEACH, CAL.IFORNIA • OIJIECTOA8 .J. A.. •EEIC a . A. MCYEA W. R . MIRAM8 ~-A. ,.ALMIEtt WALTER ..... ICl:R C. W. TcWINICLE W. A. WILllU8 • It is the wish ot the Balboa Im- provement Association to cor- porate with the other organiza- tions in the Harbor area, Monte Grimes, president, said today. WHOSE DAM? BOULDER. CITY. (Nev.) <UPl -Signs directing tourists to Hoov- er Dam were disappearing today as fast as they were erected. Tourists who asked residents here to direct them to Hoover Dam were told : "\Ve never heard of it." It was ell part of a passive re- sistance" movement started by Boulder City residents after con- gress a month ago officially changed the .name of the dam from Boulder to Hoover Dem in honor of former President Herbert Hoover. BALBOA PARKING PAl'S Dur! Tipping, parking officer, turned over to the city, $391 for parking privileges in the Balboa lot during Ma)·. The Ovil Aeronautics Board has set August 25 as the date on which formaJ hearings \\ill be- gin on Southwest Airway's appli- cation to extend its present short- hauJ feeder airline service from Los Angeles to Sen Diego via five costal cities. airline officials an- nounced today. Hearings are expected to be held in either Los Angeles or San Francisco, they said. Southwest proposed that the following cities be included as intermediate points on the new route: Del Mar, Oceanside, Santa Anc-Laguna Beach and Long Beach. A proposed stop at Fuller- ton was dropped due to lack of plans for improving the local elr- port, it was announced. -,-... ·-\. ~-_,, ''/ --::"'!--... ~~ .. -C-..---nu.. ,{ ~· ,_ u / / • ..-.... 11 ... \.--, . -r ' / ,_ -. ' , -.I. I ' \ --- Airline officials also revealed that they had recently completed the !int six months of operation over their present 25-dty system, which extends from Los Angeles to Medford, Ore. Traffic totals for the six months showed 23,419 pu- sengers, more than nine million individual air mail letters, and in excess of 115,000 pounds of air express, they said. I t was r eported that 8,283 pas- sengers were carried in May, com- pared to 897 In t>ecember, first month ot operation. Air mail dur- ing the six month's period had in- creased from 15,585 pounds to 44,- 794 pounds per month, while air express last month was 41,162 pounds or more than tive times the December figure. , , , , " , ·- ' ' .. ' ' ' lol l .... , .J --'t _.. Ui -.---J;.~\~--~·-•• - --,..uu .. TAKING HER PLACE IN THE SUN I CASINO .CAFE BALBOA NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 7 A.M. Until Midnight DELICIOUS FOODS BREAKFAST LUNCH -:-DINNER STUDEBAKER SALES • SERVICE • PARTS Bring Your Car In for Summer Oieck-Up. Meet "Bill" Taylor, Service Manager. Joe Nickertz 3415 W. Central By Lido Theatre Harbor 510 ,Fresh Dai~ DP 'm_ ..... °"• "* o ..... ~ ..... ..-...,_. .... -· A AL AfDW .... -~ OW 1 _.......,._..Gfllel'atrltq D:_..,,_.,itf'l'lleae1141•b ·_J•0 krd7e 111r -fa Ori' 1r 11 U. I .,. '!ill•'-... rmnr. ft6o lp+e nralr•v.a. .. 11 ,, .. 1-r .,.-. $115,000 Demanded In Three Suits (Cmtlnued -l'q9 1) tained chest injuries es a result of the mishap. • Named as defendants in the suit for total damages estimated at $90,056.36 are Jam es Heim and J esse W. Heim or 2340 North Bush street, Santa Ana. . How Cruh Occuned The accident occurred, s tat e highway patrol officers reported at the 1 time. when a car driven by E ug'ene Lee, 18, of 500 Pali- sades avenue, near Corona del Mar, stopped suddenly at the in- tersection of the two roads and a car driven by Heim crashed into the rear of the other vehide. Lee, and Eliiabelh Thompson, 16, daughter of Mrs. Lois M. Ash- ley of 623 North Nevada avenue, Oceanside, \\'ere instantly killed in the smashup. There is another suit, filed by Mrs. Ashley, and demanding $25,- 888.74, in behalf or her daughter, still pending against the defend- ants. Miss Thompson was r iding with Lee when the accident oc- curred. Total damages asked in th e three civil suits amount to $11 5, 945.10. If Voiee Jolts You Out of Bed 4t Six It Isn't Nightmare (Continued from Page One) However, the police chief didn't beam with delight when the coun- cilmen amended their motion to authorize the police commander to be up at six a.m. to decide whether or not the vehicle is to noisy for late-sleepers. "Who me?" Said the police chief. "You don't mean I should get up at that hour to listen to a loudspeaker, do you? Oh, no, count me out." But the motion stood and was approved. Harbor Glass Co. PIL Har. 811 AUTOMOBII.E GLASS BOAT GI.ASS and Boat Lettering G1aa Installed While You Walt CLOTHES !'OR MEN AND BOYS g°",,,_"". SpMJ Sl.ap ,.., Y.rtv ..... ., ....... ..... .. --.,. BALTZ MORTUARY _,_ Lady Attendant . -t- 410 CoMt Bhd. OORONA DU. KAR Telc..,..._ lbrbor 42 DU Mm 1"'*1' pay for Its own roads, just as does every city outside that metropolitan Center. ':~d HRIUiJR L Wed. Tbon., Fri. June Z5-!1-n w-., .... °"1y Jane !5 MAGGIE ODii DOGS In "Bringing Up · Father" .......i- KAY FRANCIS "Wife Wanted" Thon., Fri., Sat. Jane 28 • %'7 • %8 , JACK CARSON JOHN DORY NOW OPEN CHOICE SEA FARE AT POPULAR PRICES 601 East Central, Corner Palm, Balboa c ean Motor Co. Only Authorized Factory ac Sales and Senice .. ... in Orange County -~~ Paint-Body-Upholstery All Y oar Service Needs 201 North Main st~ Santa An I Phone '44'. •