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Home My WebLink About1947-07-03 - Newport Balboa News Times' I THE SAND '~>--i CJAB -8 A II Ml:.U'. 1be one thing most ot us "Is fondest of" - Mea~is destined to sky- ~t -not because the OPA was fired or because in- llation does It, but purely' cc a law of supply and de- mand basis. Talking with Ol- lie Campbell, a meat purvey- or In these parts for many years-be 'looks for dollar and higher steaks, roasts, chops, etc. in a mighty short time. 1be cause? Well, for one thing, he sez, the hoof and mouth disease in Mexico will prl!Wllt feeders from coming Into California for at )east two years. We im- ported thousands of head in the past, pennitting them to fatten on lush Southland fod- der and finish off with grain. While Ollie has quit retailing for sport fishing, running a fleet of 10 boats off 19th street, he's still wholesaling, and predicts that the meat supply in the southwest is far short of demand and that higher and higher prices are coming. In line with this will be oth!f products, such as eggs, whi• #ti! also hit a dollar a dorzen this fall and winter, due to high cost of feed and that will drag other supplies along with them. It should be a good business for frozen food lockers. ' A store man told me the other day that wages will continue to climb. He wanted to know how much I was earning in my 20's and when I said $22.50 per week, he stated that his start was around $35 weekly, being a quarter of a century later, and that his son, who would be grO\~ in another 10 years, would be earning $100 a week. Just where this economic philosophy w i l l lead us is as hard to fathom as why ocean fish taste as sweet as fresh water species. • + • Recreation. Sugges t i o n s made several weeks ago by Harry Welch of the cham- ber of commerce, for recrea- tional facilities in this area, are meeting with consider- able encouragement by local groups. The statement by C. of C. President Herb Ken- ny that choice bay shore is being rapidly gobbled up and tha.t places from which to swim may soon be a thing of the past, should give ser- ious pause to all of us, as to just what that means. There Is only so much water front- age and in other parts of the Southland, it is also being di- verted to private owners. which, with the influx of more populatioo, will disap- pear more rapidly, and the . public· yroI then be excluded from beaches that originally belonged to them. • • + Doe.. Reeder, F'Wlerman. He lives on the north Lido lhore in an apartment ·and In his Idle (If any) moments, Doc. Reeder does a bit of c caatlng off the bank. He leemed all about angling three mbnths ago, so is quite .. apert. &mday the Mis- -hallooed to him that a man at the office wanted his bead ¥'.wed up, so Doc. tie I ! d In his line, fastened . bis pole and beat it. In his alJ 1~ some of the neigh- lion, Including Bill Myrems, did a mite of tanfoolery with his hook, 80 when Tim ~ be found be bad a dam good ''bite''. 1Vbm be hauled In be discov- ered a hefty tuna-in a can! Now J)oc Is to receive a but. tan tor the first tuna caught tlda au "III! Ain't nature pand? • I + • + AM -Pnsk1ent Tru-• man· aaya the lobbyists ••J d the iederal hons!ng .. , ... a. to btqle the prc>- pun. 'How nloe to. pus the ...... • I • J---~ They're Off! Seven · Local Yachts ·In Honolulu . • r . ·Race ! Walter .-..us• AMORITA NBYO By CLAM DIGGER It has been written, and prob- ably wisely so, that "the man who will go to sea for relaxation would go to Hades for pleasure" No~. there is probably a great deal l>f' truth in this for the com· ing Honolulu race will prove any. thing but relaxing to the lucky ones who will be going down. KEEP POSTED! 1 Year • • • ·• • $2.511 . la Ooaaty .%. l5 Out of Oo<mty $S..08 Out of State Make Check Payable to New._Tlmee,, Newport Beadl , H. B. Graadla'a DRAGOON NHYC "Lucky'', did I say? There are probably a & r e a t many 'people who would consider it far from lucky to go out and bat their brains out for a couple of weeks trying to beat some other group of fools across the line oft Diamond Head .. And yet the world must be full of Cools for all you hear on every hand is "The Race". ¥0\l.. •· not a. a. Wldte'• &IVAL m NHYO even have to aay which ra~ ·for everybody knows that the Trana- Pactfic go ls the Blue Ribbon event on the coast and it ii on everyone's tOll.l\le. "Lucky", did we aay! \·es, lucky. tor tt ls a pleuure that not too many know to co to aea in a ttne little lhip wlth good shipmates and to do battle against nature and the eff!ments. I Ed' Witte'• SJ:LENJC BYO . ; ~ while we are on the sutr Ject of luck it brlnp to mind an~ ther thou~ht alona: the lines that have b e e n diKuued ln theae weekly clambakes. Now any of the boats entered in '"lbe Race" could conceiveably win; however, on paper it w.ould appear that quite a few are Just a:oing along for the ride and a ahort cruise of The Islanda after NEWPODT Ad GarleY• ATOBBANTI!: . LIYO they a:et there. But when one really gets down to fact.a there are between. fifteen and twenty boats out of the field that are perfectly capable of win- ning and one can find a sound argument in favor of any one of these boa~. So then It boils down to the hwnan element, "the crew and the preparation before the race which IL S . .lllller'• WESTWARD NHYO includes the gear aboard. These two items will qot be equal on every boat for some will be better equipped than others and some will have a more ex· perienced crew. These factors are hard to evalu· ate for they ca n not be fully known until they are tested at sea and proven to be either good or bad. Broolli Glttord'• BOIOO NHYC However we find the ~ fairly equal ·(consideri.nc hlmA- caps, of co~) and we-feel • safe to assume that the aeW will be pretty equal too. That brings us down to hack and it is the Old aarn Diall!l"9 opinion that luck will play U. biggest part especially if t b • winds are Dukey such u ~ <Continued on Back Pace> Only Orange 0. " Weekly New'P'I• Member Audi& .. ' . r e a n o f Cb"ealllllm EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, LIDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA . DEL MAR, COST A MESA NEWPORT BEA.OR, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, IULY S, J!M1 Lou Wetzel Coming Here N c w port Harbor, prominent among s p o rt r i s h i n g centers throughout the nation, will a t· tract still further notice to the area whe n the new pier of the Bal· boa Angling club is formally op- ened July 12th. To help in the dedication cere· monies President Frank M . Lin· ne ll or the Balboa Angling club, has invited President Lou Wetzel of the Southern California Tuna club. and Jonas Jones, president of the Catalina Tuna club, to help in the program. The official party is schf'dul to a rrive' at the Balboa Angling club pier on A street a t 2 o'clock. lllcre they will be joined-by Mayor 0 . B .' Reed and members of the city council of NeWpOrt Beach , who will aid in the program. Three outs tand ing sportfishe r· men's groups will unite to keep the attent ion of game fishermen all over t he \\'Orld centered on Southe rn California. The pier of the Balboa Angling club is complete in ev£'ry respect. It is equipped to weigh in the larg- est !<v.•ordfish. The club room will Holiday Stage Players Given Rousing Salute By Pl.A \'GOER The Holiday Stage is really put· ting on an excellent sho\v up at the Tustin High school this wc>ek. The play, Stale or the Union. was o°' of the hHt perform.· ADCe9 "''e',·e 8een In 110me time. This professional group of young acttesses and actors from the New York stage and Hollywood are giving the people of Tustin ana surrounding corrununities 1 an un- usual opportunity to St.>e some celebrated plays. very well acted and al a mlnimum of cost. George Reeves and Mabel Al· bertson headed a very able cast v.•h.ich played to an appreciative and attentive audience Wedn.es· day night. The play. State of the Union, by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse. is a very clever satire on the way our nation's presidential candidates are chOS<'n by each in· dividual political party. However, there is so much truth and so many deplorable facts brought to life tha t this pJay should really be a "must·• on every American citizen's list . One of the more truth than poetry comments was: Physician Questioned SAI\'TA ANA (Thursday)-01 . Charl es \V. Decker, Los Angeles cou.nty physician and surgeon. was undergoing a vigorous cross-exam- in ation by defense counsel in the Overell murder trial in superior court here carly this a ft ernoon. Under cross.examina tion by lhe defense, the doclor claimed that his examination of the body or Mr. Overell led him to th~ belief that the latter was dead before the blast and that head wounds proved fatal. The defense has been trying to prove that the blast and deaths oc- curred simultaneously. a theory which the prosecution does not ac· cept. The defense contends that the head wounds and leg and thigh wounds occurred at the time of the explosion at which time parts of the ship were hur led about. A witness for lhe stale at the trial of Beulah Louise Overell and George Rector Gollum. the young couple who are charged by lhe prosecution with the death of I\1r. and Mrs. \Valter Overell, \\'ho V.'ere found dead aboard a cabin cruiser in Balboa bay in March, Dr. (Continued on Back Page) be decorated with a number of "Sure It's the people's right to mounled record fish and trophies choose the candidates, but they are won b}' club members in many too lazy and too busy to vote." Boxes and Bull ocean v.'8ters. The establishment or course. there's plenty of n:r MRS. HAROLD H. PO"IER01i, the former Bet.y Rabbitt. who was of the Banboa Angling club pier i• mance interwoven throughout the fi"ght tO Draw married recently In a channJng ceremony at lbe home of her par· th r t · th makt'ng of ano e s ep in e plot and some very excellent hu-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Rabbitt, SID Buena Vl11ta, Balboa. New}Xlrt Harbor thtt sport.fishing 0 C"ty C H center of Southern California. mor. n I Orner Balboa, Newport arbor, Given p kin Lots· Debris Caris Ready A feud between !Lliny black and Wide Publicity on Hospital Tour ar g 1gn For B·lbo• Streets white bull terri,er and a big boxer R • d b Ci '"' '"' caused a crowd to surround the Eight states and the District of broadcast was made on Balboa. eceJVe Y ty Six debris disJX>SB] cans which animals in front of Hansen's Ice Columbia on the southern route Newport Harbor and the sponsors were accepted by the city from the Cream store on the West Ocean The new sign which will direct F d N t Pl Of a nationwide tour of v.•ar vet· of this worlhwhile tour. Balboa Improvement association, r 0 n t an ewpor aze., visitln& motorists to the Balboa Wed --•-· ht eran hospitals sponsored by a live One of the highlights of the I ed edn which .... ,_...... ...... ~ and donated n~y rug -parking lot was rece v W es· ~ .... ~ N ·th h h th t ' w1·-group of Balboa .Newport southern jaunt was entry of the them to the city, have been painted e1 er won, t oug e iny ·~ day by the city. · b ked 1 di d h Harbo·r. businessmen, have been Panel Sedan advertising Balboa, th and shouJd be on the streets of canine ar ou Y an muc • The sign will be erected at e hll th bl do J h ed his told of the playground of the Pa-Newport Harbor in the O>tton comer ol Palm street and East Balboa. late this week or early w e e g g ust s ow cific. Carnival at Memphb with public· Central avenue, Balboa, either t~ next week. big white teeth. None of the tooth· The tour, directed by Hal Hom· ity for Balboa. day or after July 4. paste manufacturers were nearby rig of Balboa. advertising and Numerous pictures have been Oty Admlnlstrator John J . Sall-Lutheran Church Will to claim that their product was promotion man, departed from feceived by Monte R. Grimes, who ors obtained the sign at the re-responsible for the big animal's Balboa on April 17 with the first is secretary for the sponsors' com-que5t of the Nowpxt Oty Coon· Hold . Evenin~ervice molars, but they certainly were stop at Camp Pendleton hoopit.al mittee, showing the panel sedan cil and the Balboa Improvement 0 H • hts d bright and shiny. and the Naval hospital in San in many prominent places. Thia association. n eig ~•JS A patrolman.from the police de- Diego. ls all local publldty as the panel "Services under the 1tara" ii partment came along, intqvlewed The southern route wu follow-sedan displays prominently the Open-Air Playhouse the theme fO<' the special IUJlUDer the does · and learned that they eel on the tour and veteran hos· lettering "Nation.Wide Tour, Vet· eveninc eervioes to be aponaorect were arltl#n&: about which should pitab through Arizona: Texas, erans' hoopltala. oponsored by Bal-Operated by Balboan . by The Newport Harbor Lutheran have the rl&ht of way While croa- Kansu, Mlslourl. Oklahoma, nor-boa, Newport Harbor." In Silverado Canyon church. Wonhlp oerviceo will be Inc from the archway bulldln& to Ida, Alabama, V!rglnla and Wuh-held evuy Sw>day eventnc at 7 :30 the confeetionary-store. On the tncton. D. C. were visited.I To llloet N-Wrlkn Jack Ford. popilar Balboa en-out In the open on the churdte'• advice of the policeman, both anl- Gov.rnor Mobray of New Mex!-A recent "'port to the local tenalner, haa entered the mot1m betlutlM. llte on Olff Drive, New-maJa ~ to .. tt1e their dis- co preoented ~omric with a letter committee states that Homric la picture bualneu. ~ Hel&hts. Thia llte on !he. pute In Canine Qrurt. to other governors, and hlchlY nesotlatln& with The Saturday ''Movi .. Undl!r the Stan'', la the bluffa .,..,.looldnc the ocean offm However, their ownen believe, "'nunencled the tour. Evmtnc Poat for a otory on the way Jack bu announced that be an im!llring •ttln& for the out-the cue can be oettled out of vet..w Bear PHcrW tour. AJoo be la to meet With Bup la a-tog-liar f1,1ma in an open of-door n.nlnc -. court. amiably, If both clop acree At .. ch holpit.al a program wu Baer and Walter Wlnche!L He air ti>Nter ot the Shady hotel In to share a blc meat bone, wlllch preoented and motion plctureo antldpatel eome raulla on JJW>: Sllwrado .,.__ lhl1:".. ~ ~:!:.~--:; one of the Ocean Front Market- lhoWn to au the clllabled veterans. lldty and will "'port on thla lea -&ft -. f!VttY· day Luther church In the belief that ers haa ~ to ctve them. Several cartOOlll have been enter-ture. In the-. .-pt~. wblch an ed In the cartoon oont .. t, w!tlch Grimes ll&Y9 that addltloaal In-is the cla,y of nst for Jad< mid '!Urine the llUllllnOf many ot the la Incorporated, u one of the ob-formation re<elvod by the local Mn. Ford. · people ·-opend their week· jects of the tour. iponaon' committee ...W be forth-Thia SaturdaT. the .._ ...W ends at the beach. would prefer At Oklahoma Oty, a radio ccmlng as the tour JllOCI--the • .__._,, o.up. to attend -•le& In the onninp. tor", with Joan Bewt and The out.<Jt-door .....-. It la Car Owners Find &panded Ford ~ llenjou 1n the ~ :::;:i-.=:., ~ ~~ Ag · Departme ts Great • ~~-t The .._. ~ their -.... day 1n ~ play beca-enc:y n .tUIM: Jut~ with~~·. they -·t ... to the trouble to r---.-·-!lndlnl the re-N-. Beach. 1 .. turinS Joan Bennett &bl Fftd.. fCl1Dlllb' cla Inc at attend +nr- '-AU" ... ~ oo;:..o;• ...... ....-r-.. me MardL abip ~1ceL . cently opened met.al work deport· Opened juat a '""' -aao ta ...i paint ~ of the Theo. the paint and body worts depart· . Sinco the ilervlon are Informal. :bi,.. Faro._ a 1!!c .-t. ments .r. equ1ppoc1 to aooompllah PEDESTRIAN BOOKED ::r ..... '?.8Y1n"::'° .. ':...i~: Heretol<lft mi>tortota baw -the moot cllfflcult jobo" In an ex--.... _.., to IO ,,_,_.,, to haw IUch wor1t pert manner. Walter BUter Mellott of Colla God's creet ------H•-. . Carl Punell and Bill Van Hana Mesa wu handed a tntt1e W 'lblo .....,, July I, ...W mull Hu,..s AsJr.ed lo Regisfer lor .Emergency Dtrly · la_ .. _·-·"' ·= .n ,_ leml ......... ---·-.......... ,., -..~ ,._ ... .., .... ......... I DW are ..-. .. Al' aw wllll· a.. ·----. l&Jl --~--~-•&Mos ___ _ ~• I'! ; .,,. el ..tr ~ ........... '(J e····-.---, ...... -. ... NUMBER 5S ' • SH0\\11\' DISCUSSIJ'\.G PHASES OF THE OVERELL CA.SE are George Rector Gollum and one o r his attorneys, WWlam J . Beirne of Los Angeles. The 11Cene b an ante.room of the Ora.op t)OU.Dty courthouse l.n Santa Ana. -News·Times photo by Don Hannon. Masonic Rites for Tom Morphine Are Set for Saturday at Melrose l\fasonic rites will be conducted at 2 p. m. Saturday in ·Melrose Ab· bey for Chief Criminal Deputy Tom Murphine, 45. of the Otange county sheriffs Ortic,, Santa Ana, who died of a heart attack in his Laguna Beach home ·at 4 p. m. Tuesday. Murphine, who was taken sud· denly ill at 2 p. m. Tuesday while on duty in the sheriff's office, re· vived sufficiently to be taken home by Sheriff Jim Musick. The lat· ter said his second in cOmmand seemed to recover from the ail· ment but decided to remain at home for the rest of the afternoon. A short time later he collapsed. and despite the efforts of two physicians, he was pronounced dead. His untimely passin~ was • shock to thousands ol pel"IOllS throughout the inland coastal tier of the county who knew him well enough to call him by his first name. UaderS- During the ~ recent months ·he <Continued on Back Pase> Plans Filed for Seven New Homes,, Other Structures in Past Two Days Seven new houses will .be erect· ed. in the Newport Harbor resi· dential district this month 81 the result of the filing or 0 plans with the office ot the Oty of Newport Beach building deparbnent at the of<tdty hall up to July 2. Other plans also filed with the building office during the lint two days of July call for the mov- in& of one house, the addition of a porch to one home and the build· Ing of garageo for local mndents. Chief Building lnopector A. M. Nellon reports that the tot.al val- uation of permits luued for the Jut two days la $63.700. . James K Ingrain of 55 North· Grand avenue, Pasadena, a one story hoUle at 424 · Acada avenue Corona del Mar "lil!OOO. • Phillip S. Hall of 522 FuUeri- avenue, 1Newport Heichtl, a one story hou8e ...i attached garaae at th~ same addrea, $5500. Howard K. Gerrlah of 511 19tllo otreet, Colta Mesa, a one 1f«1r1r · hoU1e with attached carage a~ 515-El Modena •-ue. Newpar~ Heights,~- P. C. Roberta of 870 Laderw otreet, Pasadena, a one-and-a,.- 1tory hollle' -carport at 612 Poppy •treet. Corona -'de! Maro $5200. Plans for various types ·of new structures, we"' filed by the fol- Jowlnc ~: · • Plano for m1aceJ1aneoua oon- Julla Louioe Smith of 124 Ame-•tructlon Wl!tt filed by Jane Don- thyot otreet, Shore Oiff, c.Grona ny <!. 421 Heliotrope avenue, eoro. del Mar, a one story house and na del Mar, wboila adding a pordt attached garqe at 11 Shore CJiU to her nsk1ence at the ume ad- Road. $23,!500. dr-&bl Gewce F. Hamrlc1t ~ Paul 'A. Incleo of 330% Lindo 700 Mariaold aVeitue, who la buDd. a .... ue. Balboa, a orie story "°""" Ing a -at 4211 llar!pid .,_ ,and atw:bed prap at, 444. :rua-nue, Corona' del Mar, at a -" lttn awnue. Newpat He!&hts, of SIOOO each. I · . Eel wa111... ot 3111 ·llaricol4' The F~ qeriCy la located at ore -s-1 to the paint deput-by N""porl llHch police or.--the -..... tlte Under the Stan"' 2116 Wat Central a-. --ment wblch 1nc1.-·a apeclouo day for vlolatlne the pdntria to be op•-od by the -dL port llHch and the metal -'< paint booth Wurnlnated with flu-~ code at San ---'Ibe Wtlte wlD l'atme n••••-. doportments and paint lbop ... oa-t Jl&ltts tlO as to <Mt "clq. avenue and HlchWal' 101. N--117 brr 1 -sl• -a~ Bib- located at 409 29th ltrftt. also (Continued on Baclt P-l port llMch, llcal -tatlGD. ' . I . later J. Jay<mt. of 83 State a-. Corona dolf Mar, lo ,,__ ' ltrftt. Hunttncton Putr, a two Inc a bulJd!ns to a neor·locatlan - story _..,...,,t hou8e --his Jot at 1115 Clout blcbwq •. 'at "1006 Ocean F?ont, -· Corona del Mar, at a oaat off ',.._/i_ I ,,-1....,. ________ ..J'1'""!'"'>'• fl'O(). , 0&500. • ' , -. ,,,. • ' • ' ' •• I I ,, , • . I ~wenty .. GJirst Seffii .. c5\nnual Rep071 of crrogress • • YOU ARE INVITED TO USC THE Sf:AVICES 0,. OUR Jilj880· CIATION . !IAf'E. PROF'"ITA8L£ AND CONV EN· IENT WAY TO BA.VE DR I NVEST MONEY. ... SOUND. LOW·COST HOME LOANS F"OR BUYIN D . BU IL.OiND . MOOERNIZ.· INO OR REF"INANCING. WE AA£ CUAAENTLY F'AYIND CUA TWENTY -F"I AST CONSECUTIVE DIVI· DEND ANO AT THE RATE OF" 3°/o < PEA ANNUM CHAl'lfl:llll:O 8"1 11'We GJfave }{ever 'Paid a ~i11idend at a ~te Less '?5han 3%" · STATEMENT OF CONDITION As o/ June 30, 1947 .J11.rr1:.,. P•Y.,.t:N~ o• O •v•Dl:ND• ASSETS LIABILITIES MEMBERS' SHARE ACCOUNTS $2,539,680.90 LOANS ON PASSBOOKS AND CERTIFICATES Lou1 i.o 111 .. •tol'll teCUl'ld b!J> .-rnmeat of lbeU llCeOUOl.a. 'l'beae loan9 m., 1101 a:l:C!Md 901' of tM amount of 1b1 to••tor'• M'CDllDt lNVFSI'MENTS AND SECURITIES Onl\M Sta1" Oo•etrunent Bondli 121.900.00. Stock In rec1· eral Home Lou Ba.nil, 129,t 00.00. lllember1htp In tbl1 re- te"'8 b&.ulUDI q11tm make. 1001 and dlort term loeo1 •"•tl•ble to tbe AMOCletloo, .. ltti buai-reauU-... 10 ae- cofdaam wtlll '11• pn.'l'laion. o! tbe 1""61raJ Home lAMI .I.ct CASH ON HAND AND IN BANKS · FURNITURE, FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT nu1 IUsm II !'educed l!acb Iii. moatb.11 lo 1.llo• IOI' dl!pr. ' d.aUoo.. • 8.060.00 57,600.00 127,836.83 7,421 .59 TOTAL . $3,422.491.46 nu. NPT'Ull!Dt. UMI ..... IDa"I aod lD•ee&.meDlll or 1DdJ•l4- ual.. corDOrallon., ·crtdlt u.aJon.. lDmw"aoce coiupaaiw. fratert1al ors1nl1allon• a.od tnu.t fuDOm LOANS IN PROCESS - ~ The A.uocl1llon hu made 1oan1 1.o buJkt. inodern.tu, rel1n. ance or bu,J bomu. on •hlcb lbe• fuocM are to bl di• bur-i. CYI1IBR LIABil.ITIES - Accouot1 Dl.J'•ble. ll.lacount oo 1oa.n1 ourchMeG MMJ adv1oce ~IUeol• bJ' borrowers for tuea. SPECIFIC RESERVES ~r•e: lor Yll<'Oll'1'tea 1ntel"Hl a.ecruea ll:lODlbl,, a.o4 collected 111em1-ennua.IJ7 on 1tr .. bt mo~1.1• loa.oa. and .erwlre fttm colleo-ted and prorated lo Mt'1lln1• o\'er a t.t- mootb i>erlod GENERAL RESERVES ----- -. . ~"" rnalOILlfl<!d UI a.e-col'daooe w1tb tbe KIHN a.no ReculaUo~ for ln1uruce of accoi;iolol ~ l l!DU&l .-. .. r•u for continJf'IW"iett UNDIVIDED PROFITS I'CYfAL 732,626.47 8,662.67 16,272.20 ' 105,000.00 20,249.22 $3,422,491.46 T'hi.s Auociation i.s chartered by United States Government and 1.s supvvi.sed and examined by the Fc(leral Home Loan &n~ Admini.stT4tion NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN OF'F'ICERB P. 4. PALMElll P1tC•1DCNT WALTIE .... •PICIE .. V 1Cl·P•C•1DCNT •• A. CMEYIE .. 811: C •l:TA•Y·T• CA•U llC• AONI:• •LOMQUl8T A••••TANT TD P•C•IOl:NT 8£ANICll: PHILLIP• ~ A••••TANT acc•l:TAltY 8PALD1Ndl 8 . LA.8TMAN • LOAN a IN¥C•TMl:NT 0P'P'ICClt EACYL Pl'CIC C.t.•H ll:lt DIRECTORS .J . A. BEEK ' 8. A . MEYER W. R. M I RAM.B P . A. PALMER WAL.TEA 6 . SPICER C . W. r1:WINKLE W. A. WILGUS UNttEC BTATEB GOVE RNMEN"1 3333 YIA LIDO ASSOCIATION MAABOA 1500 O•'"' •., c -• • o.. ,....,, a,.,ol,../ OPEN 8 A. !IL TO 8 P. M. • SIZZLING STEAK.'! • Delld-............... • BomeBakedPloa SHEP'S 1016 OOAl!T WORWAY NEWPORT ~ Some of Good r.ata" CLOlll:D ON MONDAY Corona del Mar CAB CO. TAXI Phone Harbor 1181-W or Harbor 2380 Serving Balboa Island and the Harlior Area Another Yacht Club Planned for Harbor Area by Pomonans D. P . Nichols of Pomona, one of the seven members of the Lido Yacht Anchorage Corp., has an- nounced a yacht club is planned for the 23-acre Lido Yacht basin adjacent to Lido Isle. The corporation composed of W . A.~ Snyder, his son Paul Snyder, John Curci, L. A. TUrner, Cecil Miller, R. J. Laughlin and Nichols, all of Pomona, recently purchased the property including two ware-- houses, a cause\\1aY. cranes and an 1800-foot mooreage, from Con· solidated Steel Corp. for $325,000, Nichols said. • The entire property will be de-- veloped, accoTding to Nichols, and equipment utilized for the yacht club. BIG SJIJPMENT Shipment· to Saudi Arabia from Long Beach of 1,000 miles of 30 and 31 inch steel pipe, not to men- tion accesso•ies s uch as pumps, valves, fittings, etc., plus the ma- terial for erection of a small town, has been billed as probably the biggest commercial shipment of any kind in the histdry ot the world. Qassified ads DO get the !Job done. "A BIT OF OLD ITALY" Specializing in Family Style Italian Dinners ll A. M. to 2 P. M., Italian Sandwiches 6810 Coast Highway Pboae: Barbor SM-W Dinner S to 9 P. M. Newport Beach S.. llbore Coloa7 . NEWPORT BEACH . CALIF"ORNIA • ------- '1\.,esources 1n excess of 'Ghree V'tlillion 'Dollars New c5\ccounts are cAlways 7Velcome Final Plans Made For Balboa's Big 4th Celebration First display of fireworks on a big scale since the war's end will be staged on the ocean pier at Balboa on July fourth. The great show will open with a series of aerial bombs of a startling but peaceful nature. This celebr ation will be harbor-wide and mark the first return of a n elaborate pryotechnics show. A joint committee with mem· hers from the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce, the Bal· boa Improvement association and the Balboa Island Business asso- ciation is arranging the celebra· tion. It is scheduled to start at eight o'clock in the evening . H. F. Kenny with Al Anderson will act f or the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. The Bal- boa lmprovement association is represented by Bob Murphy and Volney Hay, jr., while the Balboa Island group will be represented by H. J . Forsythe and several others. National Fr~om Day celebra- tion starts with Rriday, the 4th, and will continue over the 5th and 6th, making a three day holiday to 1ui t all tastes. Every form of water sport will be available and all forms of recreation are being expanded. Long Awaited Orange County • Sewer Survey Reported Today • The long-awaited report of the Three hund•ed pages of. text, county·s se\ve rage survey, which 120 plates a nd 90 tables a nd began operations on July 1, 1946, graphs will be in the volume, de- Balboa Association Enters f I oat in Huntington Parade will be submitted to the board of taj)ing every phase of the long Balboa Improvement Auoclatlon will ftDter a deCorated noat In supervisors at 2 p.m. today it \\·as study \vhich projects the county's tbe blc Fourth or July parade which ts.to be held In BnnUncton Bea.ch disclosed as the board of engineer-population to the year 1000 and on Friday. Prealdent Volney Bay Jr ..... d Wectne.day that Loul9 ing experts finished the task of predicts its needs in the sanita-Stanley Is making arransements ror the decorations which are to be assembling data. tion field until that time. placed on the noat. The board, of Chief Engineer A spectacular increase in popu-The associat ion has received A. M. Rawn, head of the Los An-lation. predicted for the future, loan of a trailer-boat from the gelcs County Sanitation District; "'ill chart the necessity for solu-South Coast company which will Dean Franklin Thomas of Cali-tion of the county's perplexing be trimmed and this will be towed fornia Institute of Technology at sanitation problems. by a jeep on which there will be Pasadena, a n d Charles Gilman Majo• rx>•tion of the \VO•k ""ith t\\'O beautiful girls from the Bal- Hyde of Univers'ity of California, the board of experts "·as done boa section of t.he city. thus \Viii bring to conclusion their by Princlp;il E ngineer Ewald The paraae will begin at 11 a.m. \vork within the prescribed time Len1cke, Assistant Engineers Vin-Friday. It will comp•ise nine divis· and \\'ithin the $50,000 budget set ton Bacon and Harvey Lud:Y.rig, ions and will be led by a cordon up by the boa rd a year ago. and Engineers Gordon Lud\vig and from the state hig h\\•ay patrol in One thousa nd copies of the John Parkhurst. in charge of var-the county. voluminous •eport wiJl be pre-ious J>hases of the investigation Following this will come a color pared for printing, but none 'is and assembling of data. guard of the Hunti ngton Beach e xpected to be available for dis-American Legion. After it will tribution next Tuesday although MAN H URT I come Llewellyn. who is grand mar- the supe•,:isors w i 11 be handed Wilhelm Hacker of Bell suffered shall. Then will come the United the full report. a mangled hand \\"hen his auto States Army, with 225 seiected There will be 148 findings and and one driven by Robert Cham-troops from March Field, near 19 recommendations set out in berlain , Whittier, collided at the Riverside. ·City officials and the the volume, it \\'aS disclosed. Arfhes and Coast Hwy. Saturday. Huntington Beach Queen float, ---------------------------with Queen Betty Trichler a nd her court will follow these. Members of the Or8.nge County Board of Suptn1sors, the entire unit of U. S. Marines from El Toro, naval unit from the Santa Ana Naval Air station and a color guard from the Anaheim VFW post will be a mong those forming the second division. Marines from Terminal Island and Seal Beach, the U. S. Naval Band, city officials from S anta AnJ!l and a musical group from the l\.fexican colony will form the third division. . Among those making. up the fourth division 'will be the 360th U. S. Army Band from Pasadena; the Military Order of the Purple Heart from Buena Park, the San Gabriel Mounted P olice, the Los Cllarros Del Ra ncho San Pascual. motnted, from Pasadena and scores of Boy and Gir.l Scout troops. Division five will include the Orange County Associated Cham - bers of C.ommerce officers, includ· ing heed Rangers and several floats. Division six w i 11 comprise a mong others Billy Rogers Amer- ica's No. 1 Girl Trumpet' player and the all-girl Long Beach Rough Riders. Division seven includes Costa Mesa-Newport Beach Post No. 45, VFW, three cars carpying Santa Ana Gold Star Mothers Huck Finn on a mule and 'oth~. Cowboys and Indians, Jimmy Jones and Silver, the famous movie horse, Karl's Silver pinto a nd 1 Magnuson's Arabian Silvei'. horses will form the eight division. ' • For ALLMARK CARDS • Birthdays • Anniversaries • Special Occasions Costume Jewelry Shell and Jndl•n ~ Lamps:: v-:: Flgorln"' U-Bou.r Kodak 8enb Newport Souvenir and Gift Shop !10! Oaeang"""'~~·§~~ BALn MORTU'ARY -;f;- l:ady Attendant -;f;- 410 Coast Blvd. CXlRONA DEL MAR Telephone Harbor 42 DAY AND NIGHT Lester & Company Opens New Office in Balboa Building SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA , r . EveTy square foot of canvu on every 4ail boat in the a r ea will be spread to the breeze during three days of holiday making. The Newport Harbor Yacht club will sponsor a series of small boat races by Non Calms club on the 4th, 5th and 6th. The Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Independence Day series for larger classes also extends over these three days. The Voyagers Yacht club of more blue water sailors Will cruise to Cata-;;.:;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;:;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;:~\ lina Island. The Balboa Yacht club will hold one design races during each of the three days.. Lester & Company, members of the Los Angeles Stock Exchange, an~ounce the opening of their new offices at 515 East Central ave. nue, Balboa. Dean W . Campbell. resident manager and Collin W. Travers associate, recently acquired th~ offices Which are located in the old Pacific Telephone &: Telegraph company's business office building at East Central avenue and Palm street.. Roast ~URKEJ AMON WEST Plumbing Contractor SALES and SERVICE _, W". 0 I ill .a.-. NEW PHONE: llABllOB 1185-1 We Specialize in . . IMMEDIATE · REPAIR SERVICE Plumbing Rxtures T>?tl, la...-....w. tar Rn' .,a.__ BUil Tllm .... q~ ..... w .... ... .... ....... _ .. __ ••• ,, •• + All sportfishlng c r a r t bead- quartedcd in Newport Harbor are reported booked to capacity for the entire period. Uve-balt, troll- ing and charter boats 'operatinc dally out or Newport Harbor:. nOw number considerably o v er one hundred. Ov..-eighty are reelsta- ed With the aportfishlng a•llOcla· tlon. Can-ying capacity Varies 1'Joaa'1 a hlch al 72 pe1 oom down to boata of family ...... RDS &1111 Thlo -.... a oolW--Ill ~ --and bill .....-..., .. him --"Olar- Icy," tho pet bladt-anA-wblte ltriped kitty, 1a -nc trom u. -al Ralpb R-D, - TllaDll -n ~ -po- &. to id•lw r ,, • --a-•111...-.•-·---...... '1Pt .. (llL s.m a.... «es .. •112 • p, -·a I .... ---· II ·a S' I ...... el llcaput ~ ... ·aa·Jf l»H-1 , II ln''s,•111&• ....... ' The firm was formerly located at 2004 \Ves t Central avenue Newport Beach. ' . Mr. Campbell resides at lS59 East Ocean ... boulevard, Balboa. Tl'avers a1ao rlsldes In Balboa. Mr. Campbell started out on hla buslneu career in Santa Ana In 1919 as an investment banker. Be &pent 1S y.an with the nrst National Bank of Santa Ana and the remaintns ye.an in the ._ curitlS bt-'nem before entrain- In& fer New'"*' Be.ch. llr. Tl'a-. ,... fcxuetr In the w1£:!•ale --... ..,? • and clurlns Wcrld War D be wvat ~ -tho~ ... • ~CHICKEN s1so NEW YORK CV'r 8'1'11:,..A:'l:J[:.;;;;o;;;--~..-~ 50 WllOU: BBOILllD L0.881ft& .,------~JIG BROILED inro.m;e.:••n.batter. ' l'BD:rl OOllBIN.&DON ~--D--~---rug nuco M!Qld> '1 IO M1NBOW -...n0. 11 ~u.L fl,711 Bo& --1'le ... Ill . v 1•7·· .... • •>•1 • D f S Sam's -Sea Food 1]5pa 'Uld Flab Muti& , I "-'~' ._ ...... ,., .... _ .. . ---4 • . Clrw .... •) ·- ' · . I ' • ) • ' Play Golf Will ~· .k •+ the new I OWIC f'ut:ili~ Coune JOHN DORY NOW OPEN CHOICE SEA FARE AT POPULAR PRICES ·' >?' ... ---...... -............. ,,.-· _...,.. ...................... _ 601 East Central, Comer Palm, Balboa E.,J. (Bud) Jacklin OONTBACTOB SA.S BERNARDINO FISHERMEN caught barncuda and sea bu&. .. Nloe 811bermen from San Ber- na rdino snacred U CoOd. .t%ed n11hes during a recent trip aboard PbJI Tour's charter boat, the Moano. 1 -Sporttishing Assn. photo. . Over 50 Youngsters Enter Anglers' Big Fish Prize Contest Over 50 local youngsters under 15 years of age have _already ·algned for the Junior Fiahermen's T o u r n a m e nt sponsored by the B a l b o a Angling, club, FI re Chief Frank Crocker, one ol the founders of the anglers' group, said today, add i n g that many more entries are expected in ttie competition whl'ch will continue untU Septetnber 10. The tourney is open to girl and b o y ani!1en who Will compete for many prizes of~ fered by the angling club for largest fish taken on rod and reeJ. Prizes will be awarded tor t he largest spatfin croak- er, corbina, yelloWfin croak· er , halibut, bass, tuna, alba - cor e and yellowtall. Crocker added that after the contest, whi c h begab June l , is well under way, more pri·zes may be added for other fish, such as barra- cuda and perch which are r-reQuently caught in the har- bor her e. . . l ' . I • •. I I NEWPORT BALBOA NEWS·T~JiES .i'page • TRV&8DAY Kowpri BH ... Ool!f. ' . l!!lz)ll, '11&1 1 • ' r· THE . HURLEY BELL . . n , . 115 COAST moaw AY, COllON:Ai . DlllL II.&& Dining Room _ OPEN 11a.m.to12 p. m. Sundays, 12 to 12 ·LUNCH DINNER COCKTAILS ( Clooed Tuesdays) C LL • 1 L TELEPHONE llABBOB 111'1 OCKTal Ounge Prtnte Boom for 8pedal Pa.- Robe.rt A. Pearsol PAINTING CONTRACTING Pbone: llarbM' tMa-ll~•P o.i, , ne &GA.TS A.VS. • BALaOA IBLAJJD PMNTINO • DSOOUUNG e -llON PAINTING e P.&raaAXGDIQ lllht.c Co-. Ow 8"eelAlb I CEMENT WORK --------.,, Along the Waterfront 1 CORRECTION J unior fishermen may enter the contest by registering at the Balboa or Newport Beach fire stations. Their fish must be weighed on sealed scales to be eligible for pr i z es, Crocker said. .. Flagstone Work • Cement Block Fences Flat Work or Foundations CALL BEACON 5587-R FOR INFORMATION ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN t ~1~ .~~ ELECTRICIANS SINCE 1920 1000 Coast Blway, Newport Pb. Beacon 5407 • Al:llo bl SU Fruclsco-W11"1'D&ton-8&oclcton San Dt~~ Monterey C.O.Two We Will Be Closed Friday • Saturday -Sunday July 4 ~-July 5 -July 6 To Give Our Employes in All Departments a Much Needed Vacation Monday we'll be on the job again-to give you prompt, efficient service in all deparbnents-including our new . . . BODY AND PAINT SHOP Theodore Robins Yonr Ford Dealer Newport Bea.ch -· ----- Barbor 28 --' The l"iev .. ·port • Balboa News. ' With CllH Ball Times f('grets the error which ap- (X'arcd in the real estate advertise· mcnt of Contractor Qy,:ner, 11922 Balboa s treet, Costa 1--1esa. which .• ..,.as run on page 6 of the J une Take Interest in Lease For Sub-Surface Lands '-----------·----------In view of interei;t expressed r e· cently by representatives of a ma· jar oil company in the negotia - tion of an oil lease of sub~surface land a nd oil r ights in certain areas of Newpor t Beach, the property owners in Blocks 58, 59, 60 and 61 in Ocean Front and Seashore Col- ony held a meeting Monday night to discuss the matter, \Ve. a party of four sport starved eageT' beavers, are going alba· core fi~hing. \Ve are aboard a 24-footer. yawing in the wnke of Freeman Easton·s Espada, and Walt Smith's Cal Mar JI . W e are just five minutes away from the dock, so we are pr~ing at a reluctant five mile per hour clip, although the harbor patrol boa t is nowhere in sight. I t's 6 :00 a.m., and the sun's resting it's chin on Saddle Back mountain, as if it were trying to decide whether to go over or under a fog bank coming in off the occan. 26 issue. In his adYcrtisement, Contractor Owner set the figure for the sale of it com pletely furnis hed fbur apartment, nine room house \vith business suites, at $45,000. The sides and corners of tht=.,_ ____________ _ Through an unintentional ty'()(r our lines. set our star drags and graphica l error. the price \vas ratchets. and tensely sit a nd wait. made to read ··54500", cockpit are lined with fis h sacks, tackle boxes, thermos jugs, and clothing. Only a fract ion of the gear will be used, but it al'o\•ays se<>ms to be essential \vhile the trip is bting planned. The other boys are ~etti ng their fishing rods St't up \Vi th their favorite feathers tied to their lines before we get outside. At this point they're all talking 1 once describing the sensational event in their fishing lives that has endeared these particular lures to their hearts. They proud- ly lXJint to \\•here the feathers have been che...,•ed off by the fish in previous battles. but if the truth were known. Junior prob- ably did it while the baby sitter was reading a Perry Mason story, or the Jure is so old the feathers are falling out. By the time we get to the jetty, Fred \V agner's Minnetonka, and Joe Stupian's pretty little Richardson, the Enchantress, have joined the parade, and as we clear the light, we increase our speed to maximum cruising, and head tor blue water. W e unfold our chart, get out our dividers and parallel rules. a nd plot our course in a m&nner tha t would make Hubert Kidder Y.•ince in pain. \Ve verbally tic knots into miles per hour ,and toss variations. devia- tions. and nautical miles into the current problems as if y;e had the drift of the "'hole business. Our \\•ake looks like ...,.c \vere aJI asleep. for it rescml>lcs a series of S's \\•ith an occasional Z throY.'Tl in. • • • W E FINALLY get a few lines drawn on the chart and settle down for a n hours run in a theo- retical direction of SSW, for we've decided in a scientific manner that that's where the fish will be it they've heard the same rumors that y.·e have. After buzzing through the first high speed hour. Y.'e cut back the throttle to trolling speed, let out I am at th<' '''heel \Vhen a reel 111e price is $45,000 and the sings out. There is no sound li ke 1 1 O\\Tier's phone number is Beacon it in lhe y.·orld. 5424-J. Il's as startling as a siren, but ------------- isn't acL•ompained by the trouble! looking for schools. changt' lures, and tragedy indicated by a· s iren. [try to sleep but can't get comfort· It's accompain('{f by th<' excit1nE able. incrC'ase trolling · speed, de· anticipa,lion or a l'w>nt rntt. taut crl'ase trolling spec d, change ~ine. nn.d a quarter hour of re<'l· 1' lures. add \VCi~hls. try to sn~ak up 1ng Against the .. you can't do this on a shar k, c1rclc more bait. re- to me·· atti1ude of 20 to 25 pounds IP Io t o ur course, synchronize of potential S('afood. Howe\·er . in ,,·atch<'s . change lurl'.'s, Y.Tite some 1his caS<'. the prize is a 6 foot IC'ttcrs. read a no,·e l, pla:( a rub- 3fTi ng of kelp that should hnve bf'r of bridge, d iscuss sail boats been distillL"'d into an iodine bottle Vl'rsu!' n1otorboats. cha nge lures. long ago. and mentally pace the deck. I \\'c start up :\gain, and again think if \Ate had a radio we'd even sit and '•"ait, Our con\'ersation bE' \\'illing to listen to some soap A preliminary organization was formed to ascertain the extent of t he interest in such a lease and a committee composed of H . A. Winger , 6005 Seashore Drive and C. G. \Vilson 6007 Seashore Drive, and C. G. hotcCullock 6100 Ocean Front "'as appointed to handle early ncg<?tiations. ltA \'E PLANS New o"'ners of the 22 acre tract formerly held by Superior Oil and la ter by Consolidated Steel Corp., a re reported planning an exten· sive program of development. I m- provements 'viii be varied in char- acter , but all will be of general benefit to the entire harbor. Pf()C('cds in the customary high operas. level. involving strikes, and their 8)' no"''· it's mid·afternoon. a nd CAN'T SKJ effect on how long it y.•ill take "'(' head shoreward. After a few San Bernardino National For- us to get a new car, habits of the minutes running, I receive the est's San Gorgonio Primitive are a albacor<'. \VOrld economics. (we most surprising sensation of the conclude there are no economies day. It sent a sharp tingle from will remain practically unchanged as a result of the Forest Service's in Y.'Orl d economics), city councils, the base of my spine to the dis· how to catch albacore>. the future tarted mass of nerve centers of rejection of a prolXJsat that skiing . racilities be installed. of Nc-A'port Harbor. (we hope it my brain. My reflexes took over 1 iiPiiiiiiPiiiP-Oiiiiaii;o;iliiiiiiOo - "'·ill remain a small to"-n and a from there, and I jumped three I tu :J:I. big resort, rather than a big to'o\'n f~t into the air. One of the frus~ 1 • O but a small r esort), federally own· trated fishermen had left a jig cd tide lands. and how to cook al-lying on the seat, a nd I sat On it. ?015 , , ~ bacore. \Vf.' are back at the harbor en~ ---_., \Ve see a school of bait skipping trance in time to see a race be· out of !he ,,·atcr, and are divided . l\vt•en Vern Walker 's Ohso, and in opinion as to '"hether it's sour-Jin1 Earl's H illbilly. Both boats fish or Spanish mackt>re1. although ,,·ere ;built by Ivan Be lrs Western I doubt if any of us could be sure. Boat' Co. I rs a bea utiful sight to even if "'e had one of lhcn1 under Sff both of the bi g new cruiser s a microscope. i-IO\\'C,..er, \\'e circlt> plan<'ing along at high SP<'f'd. The it. fi gure 8 it, run through it. a nd larger ne,,·er Hillbilly y.•ins. We c.'?nlemplatC' running under it, but are still upright as we plough finally decide that it "·as the boat . through combined ,,·akes, so we not albacore. that y.·as causing clean off our windshield, arld move t>hcir rise in altitude and blood on into the harbor. pressure. E\'cry sailboat wc ha\'e.seen has • • • \\.E PROCEED on course, pass a sun-ba lhing sea lion. change lures. dip in to our lunch boxe>s, shoot at a floating bottle, change lures, try calling fi sh like a farmer culls hogs, sit on the cabin top missed us. so far, and as we pass the pavilion. y.·e give up. pull in our li nes, a nd hope that the chick- e n or the sea "'iii be off their roost by next \veek. Privacy ... Comfort ... Safety • • • WHEN YOU NEED a fow drops of onion iuice for flavoring, sprinkle a little salt on the cut surfaCe .of an onion. Then scrape the salted surface with a knife. Result ••. onion iuicel lIOl1SE:S:OLD . HINT -.-.-.' ·-·.·. - FRENCH TOAST WAFFLES 2 eggs, slightly beaten Y, cup milk Dash of salt ond pepper 4 slices of bread Combine eggs, milk and seasonings. Dip slices of bread in mixture, then place carefully in hot waffle iron and cook until golden brown. Serve with maple syrup, crisp bacon or c.heete sauce. Serves 2. QOOD IDEA ·.·.·-· QUICK. TRICKS in cookin~ clea'ning, housekeeping-60 pages of 'em in Weber's "GOOD IDEAS" booklet. It's a good idea.to send for one now -iust your nam,e on ·G penny postcard will bring it to you FREE. Address: Weber Baking Co., Dept. 137, Box 1730, Wilshire-lalrea Station, Los Angeles 36, Colifomla. IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD THE -4-clerman WAY tr Sell It Through Classified Advertising * PRIVACY With the attractive, durable Acker. man concrete fence you will have complete pri\f&cy on your own prop- erty tor all home outdoor actJ,·lties. COMFORT ~"'°'' With the custom made Ackerr1M Barbecue and Patio you will be able to enjoy Barbecues. PicnJcs and other outdoor actlvttln without the usual WM?T miles or travel. crowds and other tnconveruences.. We will desi;n and cu1tom build your barbecue and patio to meet your own penonal pleasures. SAFETY DISTRllUTOllS FOii CHAIN UNK Wiii l'l!NCIS TERMS AVAILABLE UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY • The Ackerman concrete fence LI at- traetlve. I-lastlnc ...S will lnluro amllff prot<ctlon for your: Chl1dn!a, Garden and J'OQ1' Pets. A pllone call wlll bring our rep,_totl,.. lo your door without obi~ :Jiu ..A.u1ocra1 ·of :J...a"f ACKERMAN FENCE CO. PHONI 17.0 • • • •:.i....._. -~-- OHi. 'WO md FOUR DRAW t '' LITTIR PILES -for greater filitJi CJ ~ ' -• CJ effici#wy - CJ LETTER _. SIZE SANTA .~'IA . . . , .., • ' • Costa Meso lorifo,.. If /I I Leaves lor Appearance In San Francisco Fred Munson of Co09ta Mesa will leave Saturday for San Francisco where he will appear for three weeks with the San Francisco Ovic Light Opera In 'The Three Muskateers" which openJ Mon- day. ' The local baritone has just com- pleted three weeks with the LOs AngeJes opera in the same pro- duction and previously had ap- peared in both cities in "Rosa- linda." 20-30 Club Organizes For W eeldy Meetings The Santa Ana 20-30 service ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ club held its weekly dinner meet-; ing in White's cate, Balboa Island, Starting next wrek we will take a limited number of pupils in our afternoon classes (2 to 4 p.m.) Bal-lille Nunery School 11'1 11.n.e A.e., Balboa blaod t .... lluttio.r , ...... last night in furthering its organl- zatioo. campaign foc chartering a clu~ in the Newport Harbor area. The Santa Ana members and guests enjoyed a motion picture presen'ted by the AJumJnum Com- pany of America, titled, "Unfin- ished Rainbows." ~;;;;;;;;;;;:::~;::;;;;;;;;;;;~ Further meetings are scheduled each Wednesday at White's cafe ve Fun on Balboa Island. Anyone inter- Jlake your Own ested in becoming a charter mem- HELL JEWELRY ber of this club is cordially in-S ' vited to attend the meeting next Bappllee ---lmtructio• Wednesday night or contact Chet VJ-DEAN'S Ewing, News-Times office, Harbor 13 ror further information. o.m•- Expert Newport Beach WSCS To Hold Picnic at Harry Westover Home N~wport Beach W.S.C.S. will meet Wednesday, July 9 at 12:30 p.m. with Mrs. Harry Westover, 161 5 Pacific Drive, Corona de I r.tar for a planned pot 14ck picnic luncheon. There v.'ill be a business session and the speaker v.•ill be Mrs. N eal Ireland of Los Angeles, confC'r- ence president or th e W.S.C.S . who will be a delegate to the next general conference at Atlantic City, Beauticians for Milady • Permanents, Cold \\ave. llair Styling, Hair 'Mnting --Bleach- ing, Facials. Soft water used ex- clusively. NO WAITINO Oarmen and S.aff Balboa lnn Balboa lnD Arcade • "Distinguished Portraiture for-those who know and appreciate llALBOA \! ~ .AJl.CADI! the best" • • Satislaction Guaranteed • NEW LOW PRICES ' WP1 '4M Pox I < • I • Harbor -Feminine Activities • By Wlnltn!d Bartin + Residence Plullle: Harbor 1637-R MRS. OAl'li"NY MABSCHALL, the former Miu GlorU Matson, daqhter of Mr. and Mra. Oscar S . Mataon, 1950 TusUn a \.·enue, Costa Mesa. whose marriage to Danny Mane.hall or Anaheim took place June 28 ln lmpreui\.'e rites !M>lemnlzed at the Flnt Presby- terian church. Santa Ana. -Photo by Asene. Lido Isle Entry In Honolulu Race Carries Island Star \\'hen the Atorrante points h£'r bo\\" IO\\·ard Oahu on July Fourth. flying th£' burgec of Ljdo Isle yacht club in thl' Hono lulu race, she ,,·ill carry a star for the Isl- ands : a star for Ha"·aii "·hich hOJX'S to tx-a nl'\V state in the union. This star "'·as prC'sented J, Ad- dison Gurl('y, skipper of the Ator- ranl£'. along '''ith a 'gardenia lei at the Aloha party given at the Lido IslC' club Saturday evening. Edythe Lippincott. social chair- man. made the' presentation and also hung about the neck of \Val- ter Franz a lei of tea bags for Franz' Amorita carried the Lido Isle colors in the r ('C('nt Lipton trophy race at San Diego. G'oria Matson and Datlny Marshall Plight Troth in lmpreuive Church Rites ' . ) Exquialte detalla marked the nuptial ceremony held Saturday, June 28 at 8 p.m. ln the First Presbyterian church, Santa Ana, when Miu Gloria Matson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mn. Oscar Samuel Matson, 1950 Tustin avenue, Costa Mesa, became the br:lde of Danny Marschall, aon of Mr: &nd Mn. Dan Marschall ot Anaheim. In the soft glow of candlelight the couple repeated their vows be- fore the Rev. 0 . Scott McFarland, who read the lmpreulve double ring ceremony. The bride was giv- en in keeping by her father on the golden wedd.Jng anniversary of his paren~. The bride, a charmina: brunette, was lovely in hi!r gown of white satin fashioned with a deep yoke of Chantllly lace. The fUll aldrt, with ill sweeping train, was Inset at the front with a full godet of the 1ame lace. The filmy veil cascaded from a bonnet with Oar- ing brim of Chan tilly which ef- fectively framed her face. Com- plet1ng the picture, she carried a psalm book belonging to her paternal grandmother on which was a white orchid with a shower of satin ribbons an<l tuberoses. Mrs. Rollo Simpson 'Wheeler. sister of the bride, was matron of honor and bridesmaids were the Misses Joy Jane Robinson, Marie La Perle. Nancy Wilson and Vir- ginia Holker. They were gowned alike in frocks of pale pink mar- quise tte with bouffant ruffied skirts and wore matching hats of horsehair braid. Pale pink carna- rions surrounded with frills of ;ilk net formed the oldfashioned nooegaya which they carried Robert Quast wu best man and ushers were Burl Grow, Ted We- del, Arnold Fischer ·and Floyd Marschall. The church WilS a bower of palms and flowers, with baskets of white gladiolus and larkspur banking the altar. White tapers in graceful candelabra augmented the effect and were lighted by the Misses Patricia Zamlock and Sarah Best, who wore pawder blue jersey with matching flower head bands. Bordered with satin rib- bons, miniature wedding bells and satin bows intwined with pearls, was the main alsle down which the bridal party passed. Musical selection1 by Ruth Arm~ strong, organist and · Charmian Akin, soprano, preceeded the cere- mony, the latter singing "I Love Thee" and "Tiu·ough the Years". After the vows were exchanged she sang "The Lord's Prayer;'. Mrs. Matson wore fuchsia chif- fon embroidered in sequins and an orchid corsage in the same shade while a fuchsia orchid cor- sage adorned the powder blue silk crepe worn by Mrs. Marschall. The reception was held in Santa Ana Ebell club where over 600 frie nds deluged the young couple with coiigratulations and best wishes. For her going away outfit the bride wore a suit of watermelon red with black accessories and the white orchid from her bridal bou- quet. Following a honeymoon in Northern California the new Mr. and Mrs. Marschall will receiVe guests at their ne\v home in Ful- lerton. An Independence day theme had been used for the decorative touchC'S, bright red firecrackers surrounded with hibiscus center· ing the tables \Vhich \\'er e set in the patio and huge ones topping LIDO 'ts.LE YACHT CLUB says .. Aloha" to J, Addison Gurley and the Atorrante at the fare\.\·ell ~rty Saturday evenlnc, tut AOclal affair before the Honolulu race. Left to right are Mn. ~rge Michaud, th~i~~:~J~~ :~=sby the Brit-George Pet.en. port captain. and Mn. Pete.n: Commodore Tom Rutter, !\In. Edythe Upplncott, and ~Ira. Rutter· \'Ice-Commodore Nick De Mark and Mrs. De &lark; Secretary Spalding Eastman a,nd Mn. tingham caterers and afterward 'Eutman. and ~In. Da\.•e Spl~ -Photo by Volney Hay jr. tables \Vere cleared away an d ..!:~:!!!!~..::::::..:::.:.!:.-'::=.:..:;.!!!!:::!::_ _________________ ...:..;=.::...;"-.:..;:="-="-'"'-- there was dancing 10 music pro-Allied Aris Group Sees Demonstration ol Two Picnics for vidcd by 1he Socie1y Syncopators. G h p . t • b J 8 dt Van 'Wi'g Fami'ly It was fun dancing the Paul Jonos OUaC e ain ing y oan ran with ~1rs. Lippincott calling the -h fi gures but u•hen she called for Joan Brandt of Corona del Mar cess with the n.r«:t meeting to be a fox trot. no one ""'ould admit gave an demonstration of her in-held t he first Tuesday in October . 10 being old enough to know how dividual style of painting in goua-R£'ports "'·ere given of the adult 10 dance it! che at the July meeting of New-and junior art classes. Ruth Pea- Barbara Muir of M.G.M ., who port Harbor Allied Arts, h e 1 d body, teac.her of the adult class, \.\'as a guest of Vice-Commodore Tuesday evening in the Ebel! club has gone cast on a commission. a nd Mrs. Nick De Mark. sang house. The junior class is proving popu- Mrs. Brandt, who is the wife lar. There are two sessions a week several numbers and r.trs. Lippin- cott and Natalie Michaud sang of Rex Brandt, also a noted artist, a nd prices for tuition ar e r eason- .. Aloha" for the departing helms-had on display some of the fine able. men. Among the guests introduced "'·ere Mr. Gurley and his crew members and .Mr. Franz, whom Commodore Tom Rutter addressed. with appreciation. fl.1~. Lippin- cott introduced members of her committee who had made the af- Jair an outstanding success and · who included the Mesdames Rut- ter, Nick De Mark, George Peten Kent Hitchcock. Haviland Rogers, Liiiis, Helen Spies, Hadd Ring and Natalie Michaud: paintings u·hich she has had in Richard Othmer gave the treas- exhibitions, including the Cor ona urer"s report, with a nice balance del l\1ar church, a scene at Julian in the treasury. and the lovely one of he r sleep-Students h ad ~n asked to ing baby. bring pictures and Mrs. 0th.mer For her subject she had brought brought two, a marine and a flow- a bov .. 1 of petunias and daisies er picture of yellow daisies in a and in a short tiine she turned blue bowl. out a ne arly completed picture. At the close of the meeting re- As she painted. first blocking in freshments were served by Mrs. outlines with red India ink and Qthmer, Mrs. )'lunson and Mrs. then applying color, working from Tressa Stein. light to dark. she told of the par---·------- tlcular qualities of gouache as a A daughter arrived for Mr. and On Sunday Mr. a nd l\1rs. Ray Craig of Ne\\'port and J . E . Van Wig of Balboa attended the Van Wig picnic at Ganesha park, Po- mona \\'here members of the fam- ily gathered from Lancaster, In- dio. San Bernardino, Inglewood and Newport Beach. A preceeding picnic had been held on a previous Sunday at Newport Beach. those present in- cluding Oscar Wilbur, his son-in- la\.v and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Harold East and their son Joe of Corona; Mr. and Mrs. Joe P a tter- son and children. Mrs. Elsie Starck. Mrs. Marie Story and soo John, l\olrs. Josephine Oquist and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Craig, Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Van .Wig and daughter Marjor\e, Mr. and Mrs. John Brison and son David of Albany and Mrs. Alice Ingerson Watsonville who is spending the summer with Mrs. Starek. CDM Church to Aid College Faculty most nexible and accommodating Mrs. Forest Page, 2451 E 1 den medium. street, Costa Mesa, on June 29 at Regular water colors are used, St. Jmeph hospital. She weighed There were 31 m embers of with the addition of opaque white six paunds ·and one ounce. fa:ntty present at tbe party. the to fix the color. and give it body. i;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;c;;;;;i;;;i;m;;;;; ____ ;i;;ii;;oii;;;-.. An appeal has come from mem-Mrs. Brandt works on a d a r k bers of the faculty of Doshiso uni-background, laying' on the white versity, Japan, to Corona del Mar highlights first and then working Community church, telling of the up to the darker color which i..s great need of members of their applied nearly pure, completing families and themselves for shoes the picture wt.th. the dry brush for they are totally without them strokes which distinguish her tech-- and are Using rags to wrap their nique. . feet. While not many members were The Dishisho is an institution present, many beina away on va- founded by th e Congregational cations, the demonstration wu ex. churches of America and has had cedlngly lnten!sting to all present. a Jong record of sucoesslul ser--Mn. Coyla Munson.. leefttary . vice. Members of the church are ac~ ~ chairman in the at.ence asked to. give good shoes .to these of the president. Robert Griesser people and to take them to the sr • home of Mrs. John" Sadleir, 218 At \he abort tMWinesa meeting Narcissus avenue. It wu voted to haw a IUl"*'fi re- THE GRYPHON PLAYERS Ptuent R1tll H1ssey a• Doll Defore In ' (C IT aiee's ()o Bll,J) ''DREAM GIRL'' (July 3, 4, 5 encl 6) LAGUNA PLAYHOUSE Far R11 ,;.--1-~ ..--1-8-dl 111. ladt...i '!"*-D GAO: 81111 m nm.a: AnDsU. ' ' Dick Mcintire IS PLAYING NIGHTLY Except Wednesday at Vaux's in ·Balboa ' -. • Trans-Pac. Yach# Club Holds Pre-Race Parly ' - The Trana-Pacific Yacht club held a gala farewell parfy on Tuesday night, July· 1 at the Pa- cific Coast club in Long Beach. This dinner was the Lut get- together until the gang meeta up again in Honolulu and it honop- ed skippers and crews of the boats racing down to Honolulu leaving Los Angeles Harbor at exactly twelve noon of July the Fourth. As the last chips go down, it lpoks like about thirty -three yachts are actually set to go in th is, THE RACE o't all the Pa- cific Coast although there are three doubtful starters including: Arthur Lake's lWILIGHT. l The Trans-Pacific Yacht club is one of the most eXclusive of its kind for only those few who have actually participated in the Honer lulu event itsell• are eligible for me mbership. Instructions were given out to the participants in the race and the various skippers and crews, who each sat at tables bearing their boa ts names on big placards, were introduced. CHUBASCO, a ·57 foot yawl owned by Bill Stewart of the Tra ns-Pacific Yacht club, was the favorite in Class B, and SELENE, a PCC owned by Ed Witte of the Balboa Yacht club; was favorite in Class C. It was also .. ··announced at the meeting that one of the larger boats with a powerful radio set aboard will broadcast each day's results which she will collect from the boa ts "'ho report in to her. These will be short waved and transcribed a nd rebroadcast at 11 p.ni. every night over station KFOX in Long Beach for the benf'fit or the listeners on the Pacific coast. Torught, Friday and. Saturday a&.,.. MARJ. osoaas AI,BClrlON UZVl8 ....... e TUSTIN· -·on KIWAY 101,e 'Dcketo: rbe Me!Ocly ~bop 111 !hd Coming Next Week OLIVER CLIFF -in- 'PE'ITJ COAT FEVER• SOFT WATER Gives you a whiter, easier washing and saves up to tw<>- thirds on soap. ---ODUPON--- XAIL Km TOUR-BOOJCLE'l'~ .. BOW' son WA.TD MAID J'Oa KTTSa Ul'Di'G"' I "----·-----·----·---------------------·---------' 1..-----------------I I •-___ : ___________ ·-----------·--------------1 ----------- CULLIGAN _. Soft Water Service 410 st .. at.. N~ Bwbar 1140 THE . GALLEY 507 E. Central Ave. Ph. Har. 1240-R -FEATURING- Noon Lunch ________________ 6Qc 11 L m. -2 p. DL Dinner, 5-8 ______________ $1.50 Sunday Dinner. ______ $1.75 2 to 8 Closed Monday PEGGY CUMMINS YICTOR:MATURE - ETHEL BARRYMORE MOSS ·ROSE SUN., MON~ TUES. Continuous Sunday-2:15 Mon. and Tues.-6:30 and 9 :15 FRL -SAT. -SIJN. July~ DISTRICT SHOWING ..,,.. .. ...,_ ........ . ... bewt ......... . ..... ... -.. .. .... .,. .. , ............ ... .................... ....... , .. ·~· AND Tl'JIONE POWR, AUCZ F.U., DON A~ "ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND" ..,.... 'z,111171-_ ·t BDliPWI J!OGAST, ••••••• _ n..unn""'I ••PD8 ..... ''THE lWO CARROW' .. • ' , 'I .• . ' • '-· .. ·-' ' • -!1~R . ·:..,,.. •pealed lnl.os r..,. R1Y. T tl'flO! to Conduct S11ndtl'f S.1Yices• al ,.,_, Sliow.,. Honors Miu Morion Gorller, J11ly Brkl .. ~lect .A,aiatance Leaf" To Sponsor -Appeoron_c• OI Arturo Rubinstein ht. Isl. Y.ticlit Cl11b Assistance Leon111 NBWPORT BALBOA Nll:W8-TlaB8 Q " TIRJJlllD.&r . N Oollf.. INI pens 25#/i Season, Completes Yeor, L08T .PD JIOllJID I ....... ,, Off" Puauc NoT1cu St. Jomes Cli11tcli >.a lldult .. the o1c1er :rocht nalV s icers LOST-I Goocl1eir parto111e ndlo· dubo ot N-j)Uit -In point P--off bum ot t 0.-del .._., -·-t la _,. made --Rev c. c. ............ ot -One ot t b. loYelleot ot -'Ibo A.alltanoe ~ ot N--of op la the Balboa Island Yacht Mrs. Victor Gnce WU idstalled CERTIFICATE OF BUllNUS Mar be~ ft~~ ot, -".oo tbla -ot tbe IJIUTlqe JIGDday Paib'.:ci.. 'who ~ -nupUal attain WU that atwo In port Harl>cr la •--1na the op-dub which held Its ftn~ rMetinl .. cbalrman o! th • .Aaalstance UNDER FICTITIOUS FIRM NAM• to -"'."'" ~s;._ ;;n. In' 1-V-Nevada. ot Mn. S J • EpL pal church the Oub Garden lloml In Santa poorance of Arturo Rvblnlteln and of the aeuon In the dub -Loque ot Newport Harbor at the .,... -~ dOOM ..... , cer- 1 ._1tc Gla4ya: Bftaleoy, Balboa realtcr, ;t t . ~ 22 *':ll apin be': Ana when Mn. Don Franta of. the Lm AnpJel Swmner Sym-next to Joe Beek'a office at Bal· lut meetfnc of the club year, • ~! ~tt beancbor:.~~.lt •na= and I.ewellyn C. Bilobeaa, writer -~·.~~ -"·· ~·-'·-Ji""' Anaheim eotertslned 80 ruea1s, phony orcheltra at Lquna Beach boa Island terry lvncheon ...,,ed at Newport Har· Ort ... Newport Bay. o,.... Cow>tr. LOST-Black pin polnJi:•ll Uln and joumaJlat who recently I"" ~·• ~ ~ .. ~.......... ...,. booorlnc MJao Marian GartJer ot bowl on Thlll'Oday, Ave. 17, the 1be dllb hi. bor Yacht dllb. Calllomla. under the tlctltlowl nrm bill folder with lnl B.T.B.. turned tram Guam. Co&, 1 1t ;-:i. ~ =::I:;! Newport Heichb with a penona1 noted pianist havin& been lltCUf'.. only, frOm tla; ·a:~ ~fj~°f:' Mrs. Georte Y~ey presided :ett~ ~~Aihe ut!,11~ finder wUl ~ve SUbltandal ~bride wu ctven Jn IJIUTlqe · · ~ 'a.u.a.&.aU.o ahower. ed throu&h the oourtelY of Mn. wu started 25 ears a 0 b Ca t and Mn. E. E. Boudinot installed 1n1 pereon wh011e name ,and ·rlac. of reward can Harbor ~W. by J. D. Bently and Mrs. Bently church board. MIA Garile.r, who ls the claugh-Florence He~etz. league member. Joe'"' Beek. Luf year ~er! w!,; the officers. Others seated wefe reatdenc;~~L~110;•· L~~i. Jr. I 51 .. uc was matron at honor. Best man ter of Mr. and Mn. HUTY Gartler, It lJ hoped by the lea.cue that 225 members, Barton Beek wu Mn. Williard Killion, vice.chair-, 208 Topu: strttt was William Lewellyn. son ol the Grandson to the'" Claude Sweet-ClUt Drive, will become the bride this will be the flnt of many commodore &.!listed b his man; Mrs. James Rogers, secre-~~~Yl•~ci &~f= d•T WILL party who pjckedjup "(&OD& bride_ mans is the baby born June 19 in of Martin Weinberg, son of Mr. slmllar performances 1n wh ich ther Mn. 'Beek Y mo-tary; Mn. George Holstein jr., 1f June, 1947. black coat \dndly cap Barbar · 'A delayed honeymoc:m ta planned St. Joseph hospital to Mr. and and Mn. Lewis Welnberl of Santa noted arU.tl will appear, ctvtng Ai the fall m~ting Dick Dea~ treasurer !ind Mrs. Arthur Best, STA~~~~~fuJNTY 2167-W. _J_ . 524tc for the tan when the couple will Mrs. Milton Elzea of Santa Ana. Ana, tn rites to be solemnized Orange county a smaller venlon ver, 117 A lena avenue corresponding secretary. >P' ORANGE--u. · EllPLOl'llENT WANl$z· a ao to Hawail They will make He weighed eight pounds, one and Aug. 5 ln the Beverly Hilla hotel. of the sea.son at the famous Holly-becoming ~wn u a cJev'er who 11 Reports were· read by chairmen to~ ~~· ~ ::de~r«!:3.e, •194Jo;::; their home in Balboa.. a half ounces. The bride--elect wore a beaut!-wood bowl. There are only 500 helmsman ii cornmodo ~ for the pa.st year, Mrs. Walter Public In and for lll.e c.ounty and HUSKY COLLEGE $nJDENT tu1 frock of plaid silk crepe ln tlcketa for sale by the Assistance be au•·tec1' b __ ~ an Gil Franz telling of the two scholar-:rt.ate, ?"Hiding therein. · duly com-wants full time worll can 3. * * • insurance p.a. palmer IHCOIPOIATfO w. o. buck, lnsuronce counselor 3333 v ia lido, newport beach, calil. te lephone newpoft beach, harbor 1500 . Equip111ent ' Jack's Rental . Contractors' Equipment • PL&8'l'Ea MI I ICM • 8KU.J. 8.A.WB e TJlAD.JJ:ll8 Phone Beacon 5508-W * * 17th and Santa Ana Ave. Costa Mesa We Are Pleased to Announce OUR NEW LOCATION 515 East Central, Balboa Phone Harbor 726 Hat enf eld & Castle Accountants and Auditors CASI -NO CAFE CorDer Main and Central BALBOA NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 7 A.M. Until Midnight DELICIOUS FOODS BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER "' y uu-. u.::aver ml.uloned and ••om , penonally ap-.!, __ .n-shades of orchid, turquoiM and League and they may be obtained Kraemer of P1acentla and &!boa ships awarded and Mrs. Monaco -~~ BEVERLY P. LIENTZ. J R.. Sevy at Balboa Bowana: -.-.,,-, tan, with an orchid conage and from any member according to Is Vice.commodore and M reporting on the dental clinic for ~-:"tatoau~~o~ f:eJ:'":itlii:ib~ Harbor 240'2. sa.ltp large black taffeta bat when she the chairman, Mn. Victor Grace. Aforgan ls rear ---~--. orgyCor-which the work is done by Dr. ltrument. and acknowledged to me HOUSE WORK $1.00 per -· tood with ~-~-~ and the ...... ..,........,..1: -Vi lln that be executed the same . s '•"•· &"" ,.,_. neUa Kirtcher ·is secretary of the I!!'.' g. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I ha•e child care for S.50 per hour, day a.ulstlng hostesses., Mrs. Gartler 8 r p W f Parl'c'--'e organization Dues 25 .. _ The league hu completed a hereunto 11et my hand and affixed my or night. r----i;enced. refer--and Mn. Wein~, to receive the • U' • • 0 I lyvr which •h· co. llect.s are cenu., most successfu.J. year with ground official aieal the day and year tn UW .....,.~ ... ~. / S E . -"" eertttlcate flnt above wrttten. ences. Phone Beacon 5768-M: guests. n Um mer YenfS The club has ~ race schedule broken for a permanent Thrift HELEN J . CRUSAN SJ..ltc The entire club house was tum-which will begin J 1 7 On the shop and substantial aid given the ~~ ~dbl~ta~:. and for the -----------'-- ed over to the party and floral Newport B~ines.s and Prof es-program are paddl~ Y ~ races Cancer 'f u.,n d, the Community Ky commlmrlon explru No•. 15. tH9. EXPERIENCED care far infuitl · decorations, arranged in tlers, sional Women's club is having an each Monday mornin S owblrd Chest, the Red Cross and the Girl Pub.-June M: July 1. 8. ~.· 19f7. and young children, by hour or were outst:and.ingl.Y beautiful active summer even if meetings and dinghy races e!~h ~onday Scouts, who have been aided ln .-------· ,,_..__ day. At 344 E. 20th SL, ea.ta · Many luxurious gifts for personal are not being held for there are afternoon· swimmin Tu attending camp. BU81N"E88 OtJIDJ: l' Mesa. Beacon 5149-M. 52--ftc ~ wear and use were received by numerous events on the calendar day mon'.ung and g ':tees es-Forty one members of the COLLEGE GIRL would like a the honoree. in wt\ich the c lub will participate. Wednesday morning":' c":n!~~ Jlea~ue, iuxinclu 1 .ding mef!lbers of the Picture Framing room in exch"ange for .hoUle Among those presen~ were the First is the summer conference meetings will be held every Fri-untor a iary were present. d . . work. Phone H~bor 1197-W. Mesdames Martin H 1 r a ch of of the Southern District, to be day evening at the ferry landi an Repamng 50-4tp ' Hirsch_ 'a landing; 0. Malley, Van held Sunday, July 20 at Hunting-when ribbons will be awarded f":. Scot°!, tape, various lbes, on COAST GLASS CO Nuys, Bern_ard Malley, Al Shapiro ton Beach with Dr. Glen Lukens the week's even•·. &ale a t tile N-.-~--. • COLLEGE Girl would illke tun d H Mall H u ood f So ~ • u•~ 1106 Coast Hi h or part time housework & al.lo an anu r·-ey, o yw ; o the University of uthem Every other Tuesday evening' g way Adolph Wein~rg. Downey; Henry Caillornia u Speaker. Dr. Lukens during the seuon there will be -----'--------C.Oro na del Mar ~aby sitting. Harbor 11975J~tp We~berg, Los Angeles; Nelson is arr international authority on a picnic. Events and teams are PUBLIC NoTICE 53-Stp Weiner, Burbank; Geo.rge Gartl~, cerarnlcs and is home from a year organt~ according to age groups NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL WOULD LIKE permanent care r1 Hollywood; Joseph Zirinsky, Eddie In the Island Area where he and include both girls and boys PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SA.LI!. Washington Cleaners one or two children tn my own ~iMky, Carl Zirinski, Sam Kin-taught the craft of pottery making At the end of the summer com~ No. 217 214 AT home or by the hour. Phone wald and Horace Caden, Santa to the natives. His subject will be the awarding of the big Perpetua.1 rn the SUpertor Court of the State Harbor 801-J . Mrs. R. C. Hawle, Ana a_nd John Fr~. Anaheim; "The Little Known Land of trophy, the two foot high Snow-~~ [!!1f~~:1~~ and for the County 329 Marine A Ve. 6808, Seashore Dr., Newport the Mtsses Helen, Atunel and Min-Haiti". bird championship trophy and the ln the matter of the eat.&te ot II.A.RY BALBOA ISLAND Beach. 51-4tp I Ge d fro V el All be f th cl b I GEORGE LOBELL aJao k n o w n u " e nser an m enezu a, mem rs 0 e u are n-cups for dinghy races )l;ary G. Lobell. K. G. Lobell and u Are Now Civilig Laundry Service WORK WANTED-Will do laun-Mlss Melita Rostocker who is at-vited to attend and registrations · ll&rton G. Lobell. Dece&Aed . tending school in this country. should be made w i th Edythe Notice la herebr, given that the 52-2tp dry & ironing ln my home. Jr. Miss Agnes ·Blomquist, well undenlgned ADM. NlSTRATOR will vine St a-· from High This wu the second shower for Lippincott, Harbor 2480-W by known business executive and 11ell at Private aale. to the hlghut ., .... .._..,. Miss Gartler, a prev:ioWJ one hav-July 10. Re~'"'tration will start at bidder. upon the temui and condition• HARBOR School. 51-4tp ~~ treasurer of P. A. Palmer, Inc., hereinafter mentioned and subject to ing been held in Westwood by her 9 :30 a.m. a nd the program will is confined to St. Josephs hospital, confirmation by the aald Superior Plumbing Service WANT Practical nursing and • . friends at H ershey Hall, U .C.L.A. be over by 2 p.m. 1 d Court. or or arter the 16th day of baby sitting. Mrs. Briscoe. a ter un ergoing an operation for July, l!H.7. at It.II Truat Department, and hostessed by Miss Marsha Last year the club won an appendicitis. She is recuperating Third Floor. Paclflc-Southwe•t Build-l768 Newport Blvd., Beacon 5048W Phone Beacon 5718-M. 51-4tc Wa llin and M.iss Chris Robinson. Ing. 21.5 We.st Sixth Street. Loa An-REPAIRIN SPE~ •,'TY award in the Tournament of rapidly and expects to be home in gele1. 14. City ot Lo• Ange\e.11, Coun· G OUR ~ WORK WANTED-Ironing In ·1r11 t.1r. a nd Mrs. LeRoy Starkey of Balboa IA'elcomed a daughter on June 24 in St. Joseph hospital. She weighed seven pounds a n d seven ounces. I t "'as also a daughter for t.1r. And Mrs. David Gogerty, 503 36th street. Ne\vport, who was born June 24 in St. Joseph hospital a nd weighed se ve n pounds, ·t<A'el\'e and a ha lf ounces. Lights a nd will enter a float this a few days . £y or Los Angelei. State of C.llfornJa. Contracting-and Supplies llome. Plain or fancy. 530 ~-- Mr all the right. ti tle and lntere1t of ,,,_.. year with Elaine W eiss, public af-·and Mrs. John U"Ren, 3512 said deceued at the time of death 97-tfe Bernardino Ave., Newport rairs chairman and Evalyn Rider, West Ocean Front, have returned and all the right. tttle and tntereat Heights. .._ ttc I that the estate of said deceased bu Cl k W tch J Jry -music chairman, in charge. They rom a vacation trip in the hig h acquired b>· operation of law or other-OC s -a es -ewe REFINE are also entering a d ecorated car Sierras. w!Ae. other than or In addition to that 1CHROMOMTERS D middle aged woman .:it said deceased at the time of death, will care for child or children in the July Fourth parade at In and to all that cert.a.In real prop· Repairing -Prompt Service . h Mrs Huntington Beach... WORTHINGTON erty particularly deACrlbed as follows, Sensible PriCes in your ome. . \Vilkinson, to· wit : 124 40th St., Newport Beach. For increasing its membership Lot 297 . !',""e•·port Heights Tract. VAN DRIMLEN 4"tfc 20 percent during the past club as 11hoii1·n on Map reco rded In Book o-4. PaJre 83. of ?t1t scel!1LI1eou.s !.t:aps J E W E L R Y year the,club has received an ex. and Re-cord 11 of Orange County, tension certificate from the na-State of Cal!tomlL . 1786 Nev.-t>Ort Blvd. Costa Mesa Ref • t• Terms of Sale : Cash In la"11•ful money 31-tfc tional federation, Dorothy Suther· r1gera IOD or the Uniled Stales on co ntlnnatlon Japanese-American wants garden work. Write Rt. 2, Box 526, Costa :t.tesa. 50-4tp land, president, has announced. of #ale. or part cash and balance e\·1-CESS POOLS and ~•nN denced by note secured by mortpge SCJlllXZ& SWAI" Betty H andy has be<-n appointed .... __,_ AMMONIA or Trust~ on the property 80 sold. SEPTIC TANKS to take charge of the club cook I ton to 100 ton Ten per cent of amount bid to be de-· Others will read your Classified ads as vou are reading these. If Feu Ull.e u. -cl '"'-•era. we po.e:lted with bid. wlll e.xcl'la11ae o'llr ~. book and is asking all members Air C Bids or otrers to be In writing and hUltoP (llHd&le b-• wfU. nrlm· to send in reC\pes with me a t onditioning •·Ill be recel\•ed at the aforesaid office i:nlna ~ patio .ad playreo.m f• at anv time after the finit pubf!catlon • tb,.......bftlreom h•-q Ba.I.._ -dishes desired this month. • ton to ao toa hereof and berore date of .ale. s'"""'~ fol' mo•lll 61 A...-L Wrlc. A fashion ShO\V and bridge is Dated June 25. 19-67. HEP. SH llantqWo 84., GiecMWe HAROLD L . WATT l. C&UI. being planned for the fall sea• Pr p 548 South Spring Street ;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;11 son a nd the show will be in charge essure UDlPI Lo!! Angeles 13. Calirornla General @ Electric Washing Machines and Ironers for . Immediate Delivery 516 Coast Hlwsy NEWPORT BEACH , Bea.con 5505 ·-·-----............ ____..__, ............... .. Attorney for Securit y National Bank or a Los Angeles agency, it is re-Centrifugal Pumps of Lo• Angole .. ported. SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LOS ANGELES. & With all the little new harbor area residents \\'eloomed over Sat- urday and Sunday, its time to get out the .. Happy Events" head and tell about them. Checking up, Jl'or AD Pftielane aM National Banking Auociatton. au u~-~ 8-as Adm inistrator of the E•tate DY --t ID Of said decedent. By T . W. WILLIAMS. can Vi ce President and Trust · · · ' Offi cer. Pub.-:-July 1. 3. 8. 10. l!H.7. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL sons are in the preponderance but PROPERTY A T PRIVATE SALE to be polite, we will take a lady No. 268.015 first. In the Superior of the St.ate of Call. fornra, In .and for the County of Loa She is the daughter of Mr. and Angeles. r.lrs. C. T . \Varren. 113 22nd In the Matter of the E•tate of MAR· t N Be h 'bo GARET V. KENNELLY. Deceued. s reet, C"'J>Or l ac . rn June Notice ls hereby given that the 28 in Santa Ana Community hos-undersigned -...·111 .sell at PRIVATl!l pital and she weighed eight 11&le. to the highest and be•t bidder, subject to confirmation of said Super· pounds, ten ounces. lor Court. on or after the 14th day -• w-••-'--8' a -of July. 1947 at the offi ce of BATES Next is a son born June 28 in ----...-.-~n m BOOTH and CAMERON I°;. AIKENS. Santa Ana Community hospital to PboDe '42G Attorneys at Law. 922 Citizen• Na· ':============='ltlonal Bank Bul.ldlng. 453 South Spring Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Markham, Street. Cit[. of and County or Los 6807 Seashore Drive. He weighed PueLz'c NOTICES Angeles. S te ot California. all the right. title end Interest of .aid de-seven pounds, eight and a halt ce!Uled at the time of death and all ounces. NOTICE INVITING BIDS the rlgbt, title and Interest that the e.11tate of aald deceued has acquired by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Patterson, operation of law or otherwllHI, other 2220 Harbor boulevard, C 0 st • Seated proposals or bids will be than on or In addition to that of .aid · d b Ci Co deceued. at the time of death, In and I nstalled Anywhere ln Orange County Contract Drilling Sewer C.Onnection <AU Work Guaranteed) Full IJ:isurance Carried J. R. McCORMICK 340 Victoria St. Costa Meea Beaoon 506~J ~tfr 12 YEARS SERVICE IN THE HARBOR ~ HARRY HALL PAINTING CONTRACroR 274 Eaat 19th Street Ph. Bea. 5413 Costa Mesa, Call! 30-tf< QUALITY ANTIQUES Bought and sold. Choice old gl&.!I, china. and unusual Items prefe?Ted. Christie's 3181Ai Marine Ave .• Balbo!\ Island. Phone Harbor 1241-M. 35-tfc EMPLOYMENT OFFERED W ANTED-:t.1:ature woman to care for three children ages 8, 9 A: 10, "'hile they are visiting at our home for August. Phone Palmer Harbor 1500. 53-4tc WAITRESS -Must be over 21. Phone Beacon 5163. Arches Cafe 53-2tc ENGINEER on board fishing boat. Chief in Deisel at least 500 H.P. Phone 201. 52-2tc DINNER COOK-Must be first class. John Dory, Palm & CeD- tral, Balboa. S<l-tfc WAITRESSES WANTED -BQ Shore Ca{j>. Be. 5745. 32-tfe WANTED-Competent housekee~ er for working mother and 3- year-otd boy. Live tn. Good sal- ary. Call Mrs. White. Harbor 2177-M. 47-tfc LOS AMOlllt HOllYWOOO lONG atAOt PASAOfNA LESTER & Co. INVESTMENT SECUllTJES TO MElT THE Mesa, also have a son, born June receive Y th~ "ty uncil of to all the certain real property •ltuated 29 in Santa Ana Commvni·tv hos-the City of Newport Beach, Cali-In the County of Orange State of Cali- f · bef fornla. particularly deacrlbed u fol-pitaJ. He weighed seven p0unds, orn1a, at or ore the hour of low•. to-wit : thirteen ounces. 4 o'clock P. M. on July 14th, 1947, House and Lot located at FORMED Wlndahleldo & Hald Covert made to ordei:. Alio Plex- lglau & Ludte SheetJI for sale Nv-World Products Company 303 Third St., Hvntlngton Beach Phone Hvotlngton Beach 178 80-tft SALESMAN -Supervisor for America's only modern cleaning instrument "Rexair" will be in town to appoint exclusive direct dealers for Fullerton, Anaheim. Santa Ana and Newport Beach. If interested write Supervisor, Rexair Inc., 3808 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, or pbone Federal 1168. 53-2tc -llVltSIOf IAHTA ANA SANTA MONICA Mnnhw I:os .A•g«hs Sloclt &clM#g, 515 East Central Ave~ Balbo& Barbor 2061 • • I NV~STOIS' NEEDS OVERSTOCKED . ' ON WHITE CEDAR FENCING! Fence Your Yard Now! WHITE PICKET FENCING PICNIC TABLES WITH BENCHES I.AWN CHAIRS AND SEI IEES • AU PRICES CUTI FBIZ DEUVEBY ~ In Orange ~ty Fix Up . Your Garden end Patio! in 7-~. Sections, All Reedy to Install.. R99ul11r $7 .50 11 Section $4.56 WHITE CEDAR POSTS, were 6Sc; Now Only, ______ s~c IJltN DDlm .. 0-Y .... Md 8eB Ow M j 0 7-"""8 D' I • ~' I ' "°" I FOREST tUIBEI CO . ·. -· '? ..-•••z•s•• ft11218AtW ... tlD Demand Protection Bring your doctor's prescription to any of these stores-:-it wW be filled as your doc:tor ordered Every prescription filled by li- censed. qval\fled. experienc<d pharmaclsts .•. only fresh, pill'<! ingredients used. llAllPrON BAUIOS DIU1G Nl:Wi'O&'.i' ppA••&cr Ml.BOA PR•••&or MEl-WOMEI Prostate - --Pelvia .. ,..~,a ,, .... 19 ......... .,t'!!' .. --·~··-,,= 52:··· .. --=--- 11*8 YOUR GLANDS .. • I n:=..c-::s:-.. .. ..-.: ....... !'\,t-. ...... -E!.·..,_"'t':c: 0 --~ ........... & for a contract covering the publi-115 East Bar. Front. Balboa l•l- cation and printing of all legal and, C&..llforn . notices required to be published legaUy · deacrtbed u . Lot 12. Block 4. Section 5. u 1n a newspaper of general circula-abown In Map Book 8. Page 9, tion printed and published in the Cou nty Records of Orange County: City of Ne<Arport Beach. for the the aale la cub above loan ID the original amount of $30.000.00. 89!0 fiscal y(!ar ending June 30th, 1948 lntereat payw.ble to Balboa. Sa•- Bids shall be submitted for eight lngs a. Loan Auoctauon; (8) point (B yj I ~ bll Ternu; of ule cub ln lawful money · re er •J.,.. PU -of the United State• on confirmation cations. ot Nie. Ten per oent of amount bid All bids shall be enclosed in to be depoelted with bid . Bid• or often to be In writlnc and sealed envelopes, marked "Bids w~be recel•ed at the aforesaid office for publication of legal notices", at T time after the tlrat publication h and before date or we. and addressed 'to the Qty Coun-ATED tbl• 24th day of June, 11M7. cil_ of the city of Newport Beach, A. · GETZ. u Executor of the Wlll of aatd Decedent. City Hall, Newport Beach, Call-BATES BOOTH .. fomla. ' CA.KERON B. AIKENS AttorneY11 for aatd E:z:ecutor. The foregoing no~ice shall be 453 South Spring StrMt. published in the Newport Balboa Lo# Angele. 13. C&lilornia.. CR -18198 News-Times and Newport-Balboa Pub.-June 26. July 1. 3, 8. 10, 1947. Press, once a week for two con-CERTl F ICATE OF BUSI NESS secutive weeks prior to July 14th, FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME TtrrORING-All elementary and SALE M18Cl!:LLANEOU8 • high school subjects by exper. :--,..-.:.:.:..:==.:,::.:..::=... _ _.:: lenced certified California teach-Tu'o ice boxes, good condition; 5 ers. 122 33rd St .. Newport Beach plate glass windows. 432 Ava-· Phone Harbor 322-J. ~lOtc codo, Corona del Mar. 52-2tp R 0 0 F S W. J , BENBOW Phone Harbor 1012 J 112-tf< COOPERATIVE ROOFING co~ New and Repair Phone Beacon 528G-R ;.J573 Elden Ave., Coats· Mela 21).tfr FOR SALE-16 oz. tycoon pole, 12--0 penn reel, 600 yard! 39 thread line, 1 harness. Call Pla- centia 6851 or Buena PaT'k 421. 52-2tc BAYSIDE PLATING · Gold • Sliver • Copper • ·- Antiquea a Spedalty • See Our Ad In Orange County Phone Directory ~ 1914 Harbor Blvd{ Ph. Bea. 5llJ 1947, by order of the Qty CoWl- cil o! the City of Newport Beach, dated Jvoe 23rd, 1947. Insulated Pumice Blocks eor. Harbor ancl 19th, Coots Mela CONCRETE Blocks !or all btilld· Next to Motltotllat Oourch 28-tfc The underai1t1ed do hueby certify • c1ng I that they ... conductlnr a boot buil<f-Ing purposes. Reinfor •ltt · Upholstered Furniture' FRANK L. RINEHART, .City Clerk of the aty of Newport Beach. Pub.-,luly 3 and 10, 1947 . NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL Ing, repairing and u.le11 bwlinea at Trimset steel windows. ~ ~i~:!1g:f•&Jgt:Z1a of~~~ Pumi-Blok Company Oeaned and Restored ~068o"N'f·~ ~J'Jld. tad88!f. ?320 S. Main St. Santa Ana 0338 To OrtpW Color •. :'~~com~~~~~ 4S-t&tc Rugs and jCarpet.s. .. follows. to.wit: Be w··· Adv-· Lyle A.. Hoekin, M5 N. Harwood. ...-: -· ci ...._ Oeaned and Moth Proofed O~. C&..ltfom.ta. . PEll80N.AL n All Work Done In Your Hm:sre NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVZN : Dou&-lu R BoU:ln, lfi5 .N. -Baro -------------Pu.nuant to the pf'O"t"fatoaa of Seo-wood, Ora.np, Qt,.U.forsla. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS HOY., !loo. "40 of Chi! Coda of tbe State D<nWd I>. BowldD, ... N. Bar· .W..1!1 SERVICE of Callfonila, that Harold C. Ahrendt wood.. Orulp, C&lltomt&. Rep't• Box Z1 Balboa l.l1and and Loulea .L Amuclt ....... -WITNB8S our , banda thO. .29th day ,., ' CLEANING CO. YU'e, ot 30IO ac-a BO.iieftl'd. Balboa. ot. Kay, at7. 40-tfc Callfomta. &ad. J . B. Wood•cle ot 111 Ln..l .._ HOSKIN. Fer. Appo1n--'-~ on ~ ~ aut Ontral. Balboe.. Callfom&a. v_. DONALD LTLm HOSKIN, CASH FOR U.S. STAKP-Colleo-'-"llRlt.11 &"" .--..__ do ... dotwE --.. ~BAT DOUOLA8 B . B081CJN. -· Jarp or amall, -at old. matea phone Harbor ~I( BL&.DE ........ to -to v L. 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Es ''C Asipt. ft.. llmi!al' 1.,..W .., ..-O""e · . w G111cie9 otlrtu: 8""'1tL .a&Wf•I ·m Wlfli ~ I .... vt' ~1 Sb • • f,.:::1 ~-"""'"1 •-._ ••oat - -w Olniw.i.,:i ' I OJ) rrll R"WJK a OALVAK .... °'Ott..,~ oe ~ :=-a.:=_u...,. _. ,_.. Wllca.tJawQ, 1 .... 1111 1000 oar.t: ilrlllbwq ~ ,_ ._ 1NT JIU au,.W :-,,..---....:..=,,_.-...:._~'ll~-~llt~~l'IL~~·~s~l~m~Nl'7~!!_;.· ~I -=--_.:_:n~~· •MOU> c. ~ ·--.. -··:... ~w&m.Afilis 1170 cs ... -= ~-'· -More ~· ·Ads .on Next P~ ..... ---...... , . -... i... Ol.T.l,LtaP-. .!!CftlEt-. • • ' J ' • ' • I , ... , 6 1'•WPO•T BA.L80.t.1'•••-T•••• wn. Rll'l'IBI • W&N-'IOWWWI . •1!·~·~·~-~-!*!:·~-~----.....:·~-~~··~-~-~~·-:!!-----~· -···-~i__ , HiilUDD JfwtM• 8w!I!. o.aL l!!r !. Uft GARWOOD 18' Utilltl', ~ WANT TO RENT_,_.. 'nlllnd-. , ~ roa MY • cwerhaultd "7 11o11111 doMt eo. 2 pr a bjldlocm -.G. GALEN DENISON, B. roker a ••r.mr.an •· W t Ads Harbor 11"'-l. ~ -1n Balboa or Ylclnlq.. Per-H CARDOZA SLOAN • wu1J•1111 machine 11-r.1.oo cu11. lmlllrn .., ~•0 · " -. Pbohe Hutior 7111. o-tr · Realtor . ' • . an FOR SALE-19'1 -~ monent a-ta. Good refer--. CORONA DEL MAR-- Good buys in b\Jllding lots and homes. '-Harbor l.5(K-M. 211-A E. Cen-FOR SALE -Pl>rtable, wind-up ==-=-....,......,.-,---~ \ tra1 , .53-tfc _.___apb ~ 11....... new SINGLE prolealoaal man wont. Co ed F · .. ~..,.. ' ... , ~"'" · rmall apartment 2 weeb In L . L. THOMPSON, Salesman for•21 Years Specializing in NEWPORT HEIGHTS-- See . us for beautiful building lots and homes. ntihu rom BOATS, 811l'PLD8 II P>.00. Phone Harbor 5$.W. A t· "-·· -L · 52-2tc ugus • ....., or ocean .. ~ Preceding Page NEW Sand dolly, 112 eeystal, Bal-, Pbone Mn. Barbre, Har. 208. COSTAMESA- ' . " boa I.sland. Motte WURLrraER DUO-ACOUSTIC days. 51-ltfc 00 -• • -.. Genuine oplnette. Be 1ure and MUI llJ8<JKLLANEOUll II UTrLE USED 17 foot ~peedboat, oee this world ftmOWI piano. RllAL l!:STATE EXCHANGE 411 like new, perfect condition. Any Wurlitzer Duo-Acoustic TRADE-Two room house, stu~"'O. BUG WOOLENS for booldnl. ad-day .except Saturdays. 1402 Sea-DANZ-SCHMIDT rock, fruit• trees, garden. Trade dress Inquiries &. requesta for view Ave., Corona del Mar. ~ N. Main Santa Ana for equal value $3090. Ro Y -!es to P.O. Box 199, Need-53-ltp 41 tf Sloper, Beaumont, c;:amomla. ~ 92, Mass-. 48-6tc FOR SALE-6 H.P .. Mercury out-'GOOD used piano for prac~ce~ General Delivery. 52-4tp ·FOR SALE -:-Zeiss-Ikon camera, boiµ-d. Used less than 15 houri, $95. Danz-Schmidt Piano Co. 520 EXCHANGE -For beach artists compur-rapid F 4..5. lens. Bea-phope Beacon 5638-.J ofter 6 No. Main. Santa Ana.. 41-tfc $16 000 1 room stucco. Coo 1 -con ~w. 50-4tp PM 53-tfc 1 '1 di · t a-sec1· ded -. . . SO USED pianos \'Oanted for our ove y n1ng er ...... u Watches -Cloc1<s -Jewelry CHROMOMTERS Repal..jng -PromPt Service Sensible PrlO!O VM{.DRIMLEN JEWELRY 1'186 Newport Blvd. Costa Msa 31-tfc WASHING MACHINES U you don't have one do )'Olll wuhlnC at BILl;'S WASH-A-TERIA '75 Newport mvd., Costa Mao Phone Beacon 5TlO DON'T WAIT ORDER YOUR SERVEL 11-tf• GAS REFRIGERATOR N'O W Deliveries Are Improving We May Surprise You P-14 Sailboat, excellent condition, rent dept. Trade in Your old garden, large lot .. Mn. E . E. built by Warttn. This 14 ft. piano. \Ve give big allowances H&mmerson, 2906 Victoria, 29th sailboat Is an active racing class now: Or we Will buy for cuh. &: Crenshaw, Los An geles. in the bay area. ,Reasonably Danz-Schmidt Piano Co. Santa 53-ltc priced. Phone HarbOr 21~1tp Ana, 520 No. Main. 41-tfc MONEY TO LOAN • Ill STEINWAY Grand used. Save LOANS TO BUILD, buy, Improve, Z1 ft. Cabin tro"!ng boat, sleeps $1000 now from new price. Gor-modernize or refinance. We pur- two. Ready to flSh. $1750.00 See geous tone. Beautiful case. Danz-chase trust deed.I. Spencer at fishing float Port Schmidt. 520 No. Main, Santa NEWPORT-BALBOA FEDERAL Orange, Newport Bi>ach. ~ Ana. 41-tfc SAVINGS a, LOAN ASSN. FOR SALE-141Aii ft. motor boat PIANO 7UNING and repairing. &:: trailer, Star engine, new tires.. J. B. Brown. Phone BeaCOll 3333 Via Lido Ph. Har. 1500 38-tfc. Reasonable. 250 Poppy Ave ., 5294-J. 388 Broadw Costa AUTOlllOTIVE & TDUCS C.Orona del Mar. 53-2tc ay, ;;;;;:;;;:w;n-;;;:;;;;:;-;;'1'1PJ;::;;;;'.: J -~M~•=•::a:.... -,.-----_'.18-~tft NEW 1947 Dodge convertible OUTBOARD motor 18 ~.P. John-SPINET Type Mirror Piano. Re-coupe. 920 Coast Highway, New- son. Excellent condit1on. Call passed. Now onJy $257. F1ne port Beach. 52-2tc Harbor 558-W or see 217 Aba-lone Balboa Island 53-ltp tone. Danz-ScJ;un.1dt, Santa Ana. 1937 Ford pickup, new transmis- • . 520 No. Main,. ' 41-tfc sion, tires. 121 Pearl, Balboa FOR. ~ALE-1946 16 ft .. Garwood SPINETE Piano. Just.repossessed. ,Island. Evenings. 52-2tp Utility. Never been in water. v y this Also ----~--'-------' Full price $26CX).00. Villa Ma-ou can .save on one. 1947 Chevy 2 ton truck, low mile- rina. Harbor 1800. ~tfc Spinet pianos for lowest new age, fully eqUipped with stake ---------. --.-prices. Terms. Danz-Schmidt body. spare tire, clearance FOR S~28 ft. cabin crwser, Piano Co., 520 No. Main, Santa lights, rope hooks. Will seU at sleeps 2 or 4, head, galley, r ig-Ana. 41-tfc cost. Phone Harbor 1954-~1. ged for albaco~e. 2-t?n ice ~old, BALDWIN Piano. Grand This 11 53-ltp tak:_e , car or ~nckup m trade -a sacrifice sale. U you want a -------------,.- ref1rushed this wk. Only $2800. grand thJs is for yau. Danz-1 .TRAILERlo----~~~=---" Phone Harbor 1299-W. 52-2tc Schmidt Piano Co., Santa Ana, TRAILERS FOJt RENT- 23' Olris-Craft s peed boat, 3 520 No. M ain. 41-tfc Do your own hauling and mov- seater, like new. Fast Chrysler lng. All new equlpme11t. $2.25 A marine motor. Sacrifice $2495. Radio Repairs $2.50 per day. We turnish hJtc.."l. V 0 G E T , S Angeles 19292. 52-4tc All makes: tubes, etc. MY?"hn Bros. Service Station, '-' . Beacon 5763 Cor. 17th & Newpon Biv1. . • 100 Main Sl Harbor 145 SNIPE FOR SALE -Recondi-Costa Mesa 2-tfc CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTIES 503 Coast Blvd. Phone Harbor 47 BRIGGS' *** BEST Corona del Har , 53-2tc ••• BUYS BEACH CUITAGE, built in '46; hardwood floots, near water and Lido Theatre Center, $7100. Terms. This is a multiple listing. • CORONA DEL MAR, lovely building lot south of Coast Hi- way, $1600. FOR RENT--Spick and span downstairs apartment, sleeps three. July and August. Fred - B R I G G S -Tressa MEMB~ OF THE MULTIPLE LISTING DIVISION 634 Coast Highway A "Sandy'' Steiner Offloell Phone Beacon 5778 Res. Harbor 2476 53-tc Present Property Values Disregarded Brand new one-bedroom home just completed by owner for his own use, but due to unforseen circumstances is forced to sell. Lot is 51xl25 to 14-ft. alley, extra bed-- room can be a dded by construction of two walls. Owner < Is m ore anxious to sell than he is to make a profit. For quick sale he has authorized reduction in price from $6750. Sale as $6250. Possession at close of escrow. Can be seen north side of 15th street a t Smeltzer Ave., in Costa Mesa. 53-ltc 43-tfc tioned. practically new sails. BURT NORTON ------------Also row boat. 2173 Ocean Blvd. !115 Coast Hl&hway, Newport Others will read your classifll"d ----------------------- VENETIAN BLINDS-Aluminum. Balboa. Harbor 1713-W. 52-tfc 23..u'c ads u you are reading these. ateeL wood. Call us for tree estl· mate. Renovation &. retlniahin&. So. Coast Venetian Blind Co .. FOR SALE-225 H.P. Grt>y Deisel SlOOO. 406 38th SL, Newport Beach. 52-tfc BABY GRAND used, $387. Also------------ , V..dt 18th and Newport Av~ .. c..ta M..._ Ph: Beaoon 5762-W 38-tf• Concrete Blocks and Cesspool Tile & Brick PATIO WALLS LAID Walter L-Kline CONCRETE PRODUCl'S CO. 1550 N-t Road, Costa MHa Phone Beacon 5256 26-tfc Plenty of Good Tires All Sizes 1942 Chris Cr&.ft sport utilitY. Per- fect condition 209 Emerald, Bal- boa Island. Harbor 299--R.. 52-4tp · 140 ft. Heavy Du~ Desiel Powered Ship Ready to go. Has been in steady operation. fine oondi tion. Call Beacon 5801. used Henry F. Miller Grand. REAL l!:STATE n This is a wonderful bu Y at _C_OTT __ A_G_E-on_O_ce_a_n_!ro_n_t -$27-50-. about half of the new price. Crystal Cove on leased ground. Another beauty. A: B. Chue. Phone Be-aeon 5381-W, or in- "i'ou know this famoua make. quire 1655 Irvine Ave., Costa Others are: WEber, Stei nway, Mesa. 52-4tc WurliUet, Schoninger, Behr------------ mann, Knabe. Danz-Schmidt Piano Co .. 520 No. Main. 41-tfc DOGS, CA TS & PETS Sii FOR SALE-One Ascelot, is of the Lepoard family, very gentle and house broke. Excellent pet. Call • Beacon 5801. 52-4 tc FOR SALE-Irish Setter pups. Registered A.K.C. 344 E. 20th St., Costa Mesa. Beacon 5149-M. Harbor Drafting Service for Builders Residential -Commerdal Til -C. Coast Hlway, Newport Phone Beacon 5860. 34-tfc Compound Motor Gallon, 70c Oil Sampson Machine Works __________ s1_-4_1c FOR SALE BY OWNER-471> fl lot on Udo Isle and 52i,i ft. lot on Balboa PCninsula. WW con· alder trade on 2 or 3 bedroom beach house in Balboa or vicin- ity. Phone Harbor 707 or inquire COSTA MESA SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Sll Western Auto Supply Authorlud Deeler 1ll36 Newport Blvd., Costa M ... 17-tfc 53-ltc FOR SALE -Balboa Dinghy in e.xcellent condition. H arbor 1757-W. 52-2tc K E y S at 1569 MJramar Dr., Bal~tf Made Wbile You Waft wni. TR.ADE-Lots on Udo h le VOOEl..'S aJao Iota on Peninsula on pur- 100 K&1n St., Balboa chue of 2 or 3 bedroom h~ FOR SALE-16 ft. Snipe, newly .._ttc-ln Harbor district. Phone Harbor Sleep In your Car painted, new sails. Sacrificed -----------7(11 81-tfc CALIF. CAR BED no cut uphol-$495. Miracle Mile Motel, 706 l"OR R.IThi'T '1 ----------- stery; transferable ; fits sedans, Coast Highway, Newport Beach. ROOM FOR RENT-Private en- club coupes; 3-hr. service. Write 53-Ztc trance. 546 El Modena, 15th & for circular. Calif. c.ar Bed Co., STAR BOAT with t'"'·o sails and El ~1:odena Newport Heights. 1754 W. Manchester. Los An-trailer $800.00. Phone Whitney Phone Beacon 5147-1'1. 53-ltc On Oce an Fro nt At Crystal Cove NEAR LAGUNA geles. (at ""\Vestern ). TW 2661. 3346 52-2tc 52-4tp . FOR RENT--O!fice or store space Unfinis h ed H ome -----.,..------FAST KETCH. 40XJ2x1lx6 ft. 12'x4-0". 2823 W. Central Ave. WANTED TO BUV : Sl Rhodes design, mahogany plank-Phone Harbor 160. 52-4tp $2750 ---=w=1·u:-:--:::P:--a-y-:C::-as-:h---1 ing, Everdure fastened, lead SUMMER R ENT AL -Week, IF SOLD AT ONCE · keel. Phone Beacon 5426-R. For your tumlture or what have 52-4tc month, season. 2 bedroom home, W. J, HOLCOMB you. Phone Beacoo 5656. ----------~ 1 block to Corona del Mar ocean (And AMociate Brokers) Cra I Furniture CO FOR SALE-Used Johns,i>n .Sea beach. Inquire 707 Begonia Ave .. W ey • Horse outboard motor. 10 h.p., Corona del Mar. 52-2tc 1517 Coast Hiway. Corona del Mar 1812 Newport Blvd., Costa Meas alternate firing, excellent condi-"Where the Flags Fly" 92-tfc G d FOR RENT-5 room apartment. 52-ltc lion. H. M. Ford, 213-ran Must buy furniture $750.00 Rent ----------- CASH for USED Furniture & Appliances ''We Buy Almost Anything'' Canal, Balboa Island, Ca1l Har· reasonable, permanent. Corner bor 761-R. 51-4ic MEDICAL B U ILDING GRANT'S Phone Bea. 5707-M 1645 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa 42-tfc. COAST knockabout sloop 26 ft. Day sailer; 2 suits sails, 1 set brand new, nylon ; canvas cover. Just completely painted and varnished. $2000. See at 204 Udo Nord Phone Harbor 617. 48-tft LOWEST Prices, new and used -----------tumi ture. s ee Needle's ZlO' SNOW BIRD 306 for sale, excel· Newport Blvd, c 0 at a Mesa. lent condition. Inquire BL. Will pay toP. for your turniture. 72142. Los Angeles. 51-4tt Beacon 5038. 21>-tfc l'17ltNl'l'USE l"Oll 8ALIC II Maple Jenny Lynn bed divan. colorful print $35.00. Harbor 1398-M. _ 52-2tc NEW AND USED OUTBOARD MOTORS REPAIRING Authorized CUahman Scooter Agency PARTS AND REPAIRS Iris at 3rd St., Corona del Mar. 52-2tc PLEASENT room w i t h private entrance, all home prlviledges, near bus stop in Newport Heights. For 1 or 2 ladies. Call after 3 p.m. Beacon 5426--R. 54-4tc 16 rooms. me<Ucal plumbing fix- tures. \Vired for X-Ray. Sell or lease. 2073 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. 750 N. Caswell. Pomona Ph. 3646. 750 N. Cas\\'ell, Po- mona. 53-4tp CORONA DEL MAR VACANCY -July & September, NEW 2 bedroom home on 60 foot nic e 1 y furnished, 3 bedroom frontage, fireplace, venetian home. 1~ bath, outside shower, blinds. comer lot, landscaped. patio enclosed, close-I n. 215 E . fenced in, sprinkler s.ystem. Va- Bay Ave., Balboa. Harbor 2289-J cant. Make offer. Move right 52-2tc In. Bay Owner. BALBOA ISLAND July or Sep-500 NARCISSUS AVE. SEE "SANDY" FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A. "SANDY" STEINER REAL TOR AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Me mller Multiple Division Newport Harbor Realty Board 634 Coast Highway Phone Beacon 5173 53-ltc OCEAN FRONT HOME Three Bedrooms Two Baths Three-Car Garage Furnished $20,000 W. L.JORDAN 700 E. Central, Balboa Harbor 153 52-tfc COAST PROPERTIES CO . -Realtors-- Business Opportunities -Insurance- Properly Priced Properties LIDO ISLE-Well located three bedroom, two-bath, modern stucco. Furnis hed. Double garage, wall- ed in patio-- $19,250 BALBOA-Beer license and cafe. A real bargain BEAlITY SHOP-Balboa location . Long established. Excellent clientele. Wonderful opportunity for owner-operator. BALBOA PENINSULA-Three-bedNom stucco. The best buy in town. Enough said- / $13, 500 BALBOA-Two-bedroom furnished home ne ar Bay. $9,000 • COAST PROPERTIES CO. • A· GOOD BUY-916 Cout IDway Barbo.-637 tember, by month or week, 4 =-:--:---,.----,-~--5-1_-3_;tp bedrooms near bay; also large 3-bd. rm. home &: 3-rm. guest house with pier for season, or house; 2 lots mtpl-zoned, 6 or abort tenns. 2296 Eu! Central more families. Near beach & Harbor 2658 501 E . Central Ave. Balboa IS A WISE BUY or phone FI 81165 L. A. 50-4tp N.H. Yacht club. lmmed. pos-53-ltc CHROMOMTERS FOR RENT _ Small fumlahed ....ion. $19,000. See F. Denni----------------------..:..:....::..:.:c 32-tfc Watd>eo -Cock -Jewelry l"""""1' house (electric relrig-son, phon~ Har. J.Zro.J. 53-Uc Let Ua Help Yov lie W1ae HARBOR FURNITURE ~ -Plunpt SerWle era tor l $35.00 per Wl!ek. "34 ~982 Barbo.-Blvd. Costa Mesa VAN DROO.EN Begonia Ave., Corona de! Mar. ==-=-1-=c-::=:--7-::-::;-=43-=tf:;:c J E W E L E R Sl-tfc Corona de! Mar WONDERFUL INVESTMENT, 2 new homes of 2 bedrooms each. and guest bouae on a flne.oorner lot. Will pay foe Itself. Total price $22,500. Tenns. FOR SALE-.1946 A.B.C. 0-Mat!c l'186 Newport Blvd. Coote -4 bedroom house, July 7-Aug. 7. wubln1 machine, good condi-Sl-tk 2 bedrooms June Z1-July 6 - t!on. Moving Eut, 327 The alJo July 21-Aug. 14. 209 Eut Grand Canal, B&lboa Island. Bay front, Balboa Island. so-ltp Pbal>e Harbor 761-J. 51-3'P Balboa Can'faa Shop LOOK! 'Ibree Rooms of Furniture only $299.50 Sallo -Boat eo-e FOR RENT-July, August, Sep-w J HOLC M8tne Uptdomlzc tembtt, ~ ~ house, patio. --OMB -Hart>or :I07 -22416 :llM St. barbec:ue, 1arden. Corona de! (where the flap fly) N-pcat Beed> n-16• Mar. Pbone UIOlhJ. 510 Acacia 1517 Cout High~ SL 51-tfc Corona clel ~-- STAR BOAT No. 1414 fonmr ------------'--------~----- world's c:lwnpion. Tbnee -of salla, traller, boat COWS', Kettm- bmc built. natural deck, Call Harbor ll553-J. 46-tfc . OOAST Esra ow OOMPANY A RARE buy. 13 charming pieces in beautiful modern drsign. In- cluded In thia outfit-large rota bed; matching club chair; atto- mon; colfee table; full me bed; FOR SALE -One of Jolu ,.;:; ftlliQ> with mlrrcr; ftlllcy U -ft. Cat boata. 539 Via Udo _, cheat or drawers; ~ Saud, Lido I.sle. 40-tk Bonded Escrow Service 680 Sollth O:iast BouleYanl Laguna Beach,. California ::::!°" ~e and 4 upbolata-P U M P S 'IBIS· 1>eaut!ful matdtlnc outfit WORl'HlNGTON ca be purchue<I for u llttle u PRESSURE -CEN'11lD1JGAL $17.!IO PER MONTH. lldlAJIAN FtJRNrruRE co. Secoo4 It -Wat For all Pl• more Soden ---- ·Phone 7383. BRUCE ANDERSON MARK L4SSfiER OVER ONE THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS ---PRESENT MONTHLY INCOME 15 Renta1s 9 romns, 4 apartments, 2 business Nice manager's quarters. Seniel refrlgerat.or, Wedgewood gas range. OOMPLETEL Y FURNISHED Low overbead, very little wOrk to operate. Lot ;:;rmlmately 50'x235'. Room to build ad- dlti units; beautiful flowers, shn¢ll. patio, etc. $45,000. Terms ~ due to other business inten!sts. • Contract Owner, 11922 Balboa St, Costa Mesa or" Phone Beacon 5424-J New three-bedrbom homes, fireplace, maple floors, large lot. Will stand G. I. ApPraisal Will take build- ing lots and cAsh. · \ Three-bedroom home, almost new. Can be bought at appraisal valtie on G. I. loan. If you have a 24-ft. insulated trailer and would like to trade it on an almost new, completely furnished two-bedroom h ome, see us for d~tails. -LISTINGS ARE APPRECIA~ G. GALEN DENISON , Broker Hugh Watson, Blanche Gates, Salesmen 498 Newport Blvd . Phone Beacon 5197 Costa Mesa 53-tc NEWPORT HEIGHTS- Two-bedroom home, built one year. EXceptionally g_ood construction. lots of built ins, cupboards, etc., tile floor in bath, a large service porch, venetian blinds throughout, double garage with paved drive- way, s tucco-plaster finish-$12,000. Terms. OCEAN FRONT- Eight bedrooms, newly re-decorated, fireplace and floor furnace, completely furrtished. Immediate pos- session--Sl 71500. Terms. SOUTH COAST REAL TY & INVESTMENT CO. fu!altors -Business Opportunities -Insurance Ross Greeley, Realtor -Monte R Grimes, Insurance Josephine Webb, Realtor BALBOA Ph. Harbor 2034 302 Main St. -53-ltc Balboa Island-. Six-room h ome including three bedrooms and two baths, large livingroom with fireplace and floor fur- nace. Choice corner. Partly furnished- -$23 ,500 Lo.ts Priced from $6,000 Oiff-Haven- Large, choice homesites now available. Moderate prices, easy terms. Inquire at Tract Office corner of 15th and Irvine a.cross from the high school. Corona del Mar- 101 High way Frontage-Corner lot, 125 ft. frontage. All improvements in-no assessments-build now for light industry, stores, motel, market, etc.- Priced to Sell! · 101 Highway Lots ............ $5700 'up Residential Lots ............ $1450 up Newport Island- Excellent beach h ome, furnished, OYl' C~annel. Spe- Cialy features: Concrete pilings m for pier and float. patio, private beach, rowboat- Price d at $10,500 Also open for summer rental. Immediate possession . Balboa- Partly furnished seven rooms, five bedrooms in high rent district on Central a venue-- Priced to Sell at $10,000 T erms. Owner will entertain offe r. • Balboa Bayshores- We are now offering a limited number of attractive new three-bedroom homes on choice Bayshore Drive, near bathing beach. · OFFICE AT MAIN GATE OPEN DAILY EARL W. ST AN.LEY REALTOR COVERING GREATER NEWPORT HARBOR 3113 W. CENTRAL 15th AND mVINE STS. Newport Beach Newport Beach TeL : Harbor 1013 Tel: Beecon 5794 17th and COAST Hwy. 225 MARINE AVE. 615 COAST HWY Newport Beach • Balboa I.sland Corona \!el Mar . Tel: Beecoo 5748 TeL. Harbor 1 T16 TeL: Harbor 1M4 53-ltc WHO SAID COSTA MESA IS A SUBURB. OF NEWPORT BEACH? Frankly, it doesn't mater, because the statement is quite true. Many people go every day to their busi- nesses in Balboa, Newport Beach and Corona del Mar. • • 'Ibey live in Costa Mesa because most people like the extra room for growing things, ot be!,,g_ above sea leYel, etljoying exceptional land va!IJell where an the essential utilities are supplied_ . FOR WELL LOCATED HOMFSl'l'ES Call HUB . POWERS-Harbor 62-W J. A.. m>:s: OPFICE Beh\ l)ny r •Mire . I • -"""' Calif. 53-1tc RICHARD A.. WEIR 53-ltc I 53-lti: • • ,_ • • • • . . Fresh 'Dai~ D1•11m ._._. Or, II l'I" = t Wiiia JW _.. ~- HORMEN · FISH MARKET ON Ol:N'ftlAL A n:Nlllli -·-NliWPOBT BSA.OB Ifs H·ALI BUT Time OPEN EVERY DAY (Including Sunday) ON THE PlER AT NEWPORT .• NBWPO-RT BALBOA. NBW8-TIMBlli TBUUDAY Newton B•ela, Clallf. la!J I, 1 1M1 ., . I OPEN THE. YEAR 'ROUND . --. OALIFOBNIA'll MOST MODICKN llOD:L "17lda -- MIRACLE MILE MOTEL 709 CoM& mpway 101-A Newport- Pb.one Beacon 5%99-1 ---Phone 411-W-,.-------------. Brick,· Plaster & Cement CONTRACTOR " Claude Sweetman 122 Z4th St. N+rt Beach • They Haye the Iodine You Need Don'f Worry We've Aoout Tackle Got It! SHIP AHOY, GIRLS A.J."lrrrJD BOYS, Hawten's hM gone nautical. Be- Uevlng that hl5 father's poplllar restaurant and soda parlor on the Newport Beach waterfront-where even politicians can be seen ·s1p- plng milk shakes with a straw-needed 80ntetb.lng more to gt\·e It a touch of the romantic sea, M>n Jimmie Hansen (extreme riRht) has Introduced the Sea·Klts, a be\'Y of attractive waJtreues "'ho "·ear blue 8e& caps. "1th pld Insignia and white blome. and light lf"'eY skirt.A to match. • • • Standing left to right are, Mabel Ul\·e. J oayne·Stuard, Oorh A.ndeno~ .Jeannette Talstra, Marynelle FulJer, Lucille Peters. .Jlnunle Hameri. In the rear to the right are, Bob Tf\LltJe and Tommy Summers. -News-Times photo by Volney Hay Jr. Delicious FRESH SEAFOODS ' Newport Tackle Store FROSTAGE BIDS The mayor's committee to re- commend a plan for utilizing city- owned frontage on th e county channel, has fixed September 2 at 12 noon as the last date to re- ceive bids. Full . details of th e property have been put into a brochure, copies of which are avail able at S2 per copy. I 05 McFadden Pl. ~ cools ... heats ... o ir conditions, foo Phone Barbor 97 It's the Gas lftdustry'1 ''latest'' for modem living I The oew Servel All· Year Gas Air C.Onditioaer i5 ready ro bring you "push-button dimace" Ibis _, At the flick of your 6n8"r ... SerY<l's ~. compact gas unit automatically .. dimatlz.es" .your ltOtt, offic;e suite. or home, the year 'round! Cools in sum- OIRCIS ••• Sti11tulotiati ·-............ ...... . ~ .......... . '-"""'-.. •app1nl • Newport BLDG. 800~1 Building construction for the first five months of 1947 totaled SJ.736.075.00 in the City of Nc\V· port Beach, figures released by the c hamix'r of commerce dis· close. mer ... heats in winter ... circulates live air cleaned of dwt, dirt aod pollen. Wichout drafts! Look into the new Scrwl Air Condi- tioner .• : pu(ecttd by the maken of the famous uoubJe.free Se.<Wl Gas Re- frigerator ... backed by your gas com- pany. Now available for cboK who demaad the fioesL llOllll ... ON! m 1 d .. ..a ... "'···-·· ....... .._ ... ,_ ............ _, • -_ ..................... ... ..... _ _. • .,, .. 4 .. ,._ ._ C14 a I• News of the Churches FIRST FOURSQUARE CHURCH ST. JOHN VIA.'11'"EY CHURCH OF COST A MESA Balboa hi.and T emporary location. American Sunday l\1 asscs: Legion Hall 8 :30 a.m . ~nd 10 a.m. (year round) Rev. and Mrs. o . wmard Stearns Confessions: Saturdays from Puton 7:30 to 8 :30 p.m. Pl-IONOGRAPl-1 PROGRESS A British firm has produced a phonograph \\•hich is clnimed to be the first instrument capable of r eproducing t h c "'hole fre- quency range audible to the hu- man ear-from 30 to 14,000 cycles per second. DECLINE OF YOUTll Although the United States cen- •BARRACUDA •SHRIMP •ROOK COD •SALMON TRY OUR .FRESH COOKED CRABS and LOBSTERs BAYSIDE FISH MARKET l,!S \V~!lt Central Avenue sus estimates shO\\' a 9.500.000 in- Phone 2871 OUR LADV _O_F_MT_ . CAR!olEL Sunday School 9 :30 a. m. Morning worship service 10:45. Crusader sen.ice 6 :00 p. m. Berean service 6 :30 p. Jit. Evening evangelistic service at Sunday Masses: crease in United States population hct"·cen 1940 and 1947, the num- WHOLESALE AND REl'AIL NEWPORT BEACH 7 :30 o'clock. Tuesday evening prayer service at 7:30 o'clock . -- TllE NE\\7PORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CITURCH 1027 Cliff Drive Newport Heights "A Changeless Christ for J1 Changing World!" 9:30 a. m .. church scnool; 10:30 a. m .. divine worship. Rev. Herbert C. Roth, pastor 1162 E. Wilson St., Costa Mesa "Come Once-You'll Come Again!" COSTA MESA COMMUNITY CHURCH Carl B. ilob.DIOD, Mlnl.lter 124 E. !Otb St. Ph. 2·4'11-B Church !IChool, 9:45 a.m . Morning Worship, 11 o'clock. Youth groups, High school. In· termediate, Adult, 6 :30 p.m. Evening service, 7 :30 o'clock. Mid-week fellowt11hip and prayer, Wednesday, 7:30 p.n1. 11 . a.m .. Prayer and Sermon. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 22nd and Elden, Costa Meea Sunday school, 9:45; mornlnl worship, 11; Evangelistic service. 7 :30 p..m.; Mid-week prayer meet- ing on Wednesday, 7:45 p.m.; young people's evangelistic 8el'Yice on Friday, 7:45 p.m. "THE FRIENDLY" CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH of Col;ta Ke9A Rev. Dwtcbt Klam•n, putcw Meeting temporarily in the Sev- enth Day Adventilt church. cor- ner ot Old County road and Bolsa Ave., Costa Mesa. SundaY school, 9:45 a.m. Worship aervice--11:00 L m. Young people'• oervl~ p.m. Evening evangelistic lervi.ce- 7 o'clock. Wedneoday. 2008 Anaheim Ave. A cordial welcome U> a1L CHU1W11 01' CBBIST Cllurcb -4 Walaat 8treete L. Duaae Coaby. -Sttvlces: Sunday, 10 a.m., Bib!• Study; 11 a.m. Momin& wunblp. ~88""81,11:!1 01' GOD Rear)' ud Ida S..de, l'utGn -Loci-Rall. 16~ -4 0-t:ral: Anr. Sunday ""'-1. 10 a.m. Mornina oervloe, 11 a.m. Evenln& evanaeJlltlc oervk:e at 7:30 p.m. Mid-week oervloe, 'lbunclq at 7:30 p.m. ST. ~AMJCS EPl!KJOPAL CHUIWll -u.. 8:30 a.m. ~ Oommunlon. 11 :00 a.m. . Momlnc l'n1tt and Sermon. (Flnt ~ and Holy OQs: Holy Communlcn.l OOll01'& DJJ:L Jill 00wti1'111 mm-. 001'G•llO•'l'I01'AL l'on71\ededdt Scbrodt. -IUH.ell~A- Oorcllla do! -Sunday, July 6, l9C7 9:30 am. Cbmd1 - 11:00 a.m. ---I\ --bJ' Mr. Scbroc:k: "llrMl'I Gla!'J'-OUn.· 8 a.m., 9:30 a .m .. 11 a.m. 20 Confessions: Saturdays from her of youths between IO and %8TB ST. AND LAFAYETl'E PHONE HARB()B 115 4:00 10 5:30 llnd from 7 :30 to Y i~ea~rs~o~J~d~de~c~l ~in~ediiiiibiiyiiiii2ii,000iiiiiii.000iiiiiiiiiin~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= B 30 the same period. : p.m. ·-- SEVENTH DAV ADVENTISTS Corner Bolsa and Old Country Rd. . Costa Mesa Sabbath school, Saturday morn- ing, 9 :30 o'clock. Preaching service, 11 a .m. BALBOA ISLAND CHAPEL 218 Apte Avenue Rev. Harry W. White, AAoclate Putor Church School, 9:30 a.m. Marning Worship, 11 a .m. Christian Science Lesson Topic 'God' -ro the only wise God our Sav- iour, be glory and majesty, domiD- lon and po•·er, both now and ever." Thia \·erse from Jude wlll be the Golden Text of the Sunday Lesson· Sermon on "God" In all bra.ncbea or The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Sclentlat, In Boa· ton. According to Mark's Gospel a "'·oman ""'•blch bad an Issue of blood twelve yeani, And bad auf· fet ed many things of many pbysl· clans, and bad spent all tba.t Bhe bad, and waa nothing bettered, but rather grew worse, When &be bad h eard of Jesus, rame 1n the press beblnd, and touched bis garment. For 1be eald, Jf I may touch but his clothe&, I shall be whole. And stralgbt\\'&Y the fountain of her blood "·as dried up; ... And J eaua, •.• looked round about to see her that bad done this thing. Dul the '\\'oman f earing and trembling, . : • · fell dO\\'D before h im, and told him all the truth. And be said unto her, Daughter, thy fa.Ith bath made tbee lll'hole; go ln peace, and be whole of thy plague." Mary Baker Eddy 1aya In "Sci- ence and Health with Ker to the Scriptures:" "The enslavement or man la not legitimate. It will cease when man enters Into his heritage of freedom, bis God·glTen dominion over the material aen.eea. Mort.ala lll'lll some day aaaert their freedom In tbe name or Almlght7 God ... "Jeaua marked out tbe wa7.Cttis:en• of tbe world, accept the 'glorious llbertr or the chJldren of God.' and be free! Thia la rour divine right.'' • Cbriatian Science l'IBST CHUIWll 01' CBBIST ,SCD:NTl8T Udo n.ter, Cem:tnl A.mae -Vla Lido A branch of n.. Motber Oiurcb. The First Oiun:h of Oirlst. Sci· entiat. ln Bostc;m. M1uachmetta. Sunday Scbocil at 9:30 L m. Sun- day Service at 11 L m. WedD"d.ay T01tlmoaial Meettnc at 12 o'clock. Readlnc Room locatA!d at 111 Palm sUttt. Balboa. ls open dally !rom 1 p.m. "' 5 p.m. excopt SUn- doys and bolldoys natlm.oll7 CJb. MrVecl. n.. ll'lbllc ls ccrdlal.ly lnvltA!d "' lttmd !be --and -tbeR_1111_ CRalft CBtlJKlll BT Tim DA 0 • .., ...... . 1-W-0.lul A- ~·&. D. 0111" Pul1 Oiurc:b Scbool. 9:!!0 a.m. --Wonhlp. 11 a.m. Youth Fellowoblp, 8 fU11. J:w1*c Wanlllp 7:30 p.m. --PlQEi M •Ilse. Wo6-Er 'as; co•wed .. r .••• ...... • Non-Veterans ~ .,,. Veterans Ser'vlc:e Men . ' 100 ·New Hom _es . Selling Prices $8750-$10,700 --.... -·· ---.. •or . ... "' ,.- +-.._ .. • THREE BEDROOMS 60xl25 Loh TWO-CAR GARAGE Cedar Shingles ·~··. -I.A 11' Real Rreplaces 5.rvloe ~Porch Dining-Room Hardwood Roon DRIVE TO THE TRACT AND COMPARE OUR HOMES TO ANY OTHERS YOU HAYE SEEN. Convenient to Schools, Shopping District and Bus Servloe . ,..;; .... •• " • Kitchens Protective Restrictions · . • Model Home .O~ Daily .1752 MASNOW. ST., COSTA MESA 1 P.M.1to 5 P.M. Newport Bay <!o. 11111. IJ'tli St. . . I Msz . ii • NSWPOKT BALBOA JfSWl-TlaSI 1'cwpwt ••• Olllll.. :!!!r a, IM'I Pate& NmwPOllT IL&' ..,. NEWS-TIMES -nom1 wwron u _.. is W' , n a 11 ~ 'J'r11a.,-_.~An.now. v.-.. ***'* •twiWCkJll Pa7lble In Advm: '250 per_, In Onn&e County; •. i~;;;;&'2.';;'15~por;;;~ynr~;;to;-;;'~th;..;•;•~ie~; ~S!~OO;'Fpe~r~ynrm;;;i;to;8thN,;•;;;~;;"'rti~~-~ l:almed u Second-Ow matter at the Pootottlce In Newport Beach, caJlfornla. under the Act of Mardt _8. 1897 11A11 D. PORTER Publllbor F. G. FROST , -• Edi.tea" W . F . DIXON -Ac!Yert\llni Manqu Prfn_tlllc Plant, ·3011 W. Central Avenue, N...,_t Beach, callfornla Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach A Depmd•Ne Local 1-UtaUoa few 0nr 11 Yean The Veto Power Active Member of Press Vrews A GMt Wltlt ·- It would be wlthokllnc his due from M. E. Schroeder, the tr..,._ oceanic small talker of Oelwein, Iowa,· to a.ay that he had nothln1 but $22.50 plus tax and a whim to talk ·with Molotov; he had more. . ' He had, at the oµtset, enough audacity to shatter ble famed de- tachment of hiJ long-dl.ltance op- erator. no small accomplishment. Ordinarily and tar.nously, these young women co-operate with 1 crisp Ulllurprise in a n y small- houn project to calt-some far place, holding with their employ- ers that if anyone wants to call Glockamorra to ask how things are there who la the A.T.&T. to advise him to go and sleep on it? But Mr. Schroeder jarred this corporate calm, whether because :l the operator thought that the call • would ·only bounce off the Iron DurinLthe past two years the word "veto" has ENl0111NO TREIB SCHOOL VACATION ""',_. pupUa from the ldndorprta .._·of the Newport CUrtain or whether 1 he teared virtuall th ) • rty f R · • UN BNell Grunrm.• IChooL · -News-n.'Ties photo. that off-the-cuff diplomacy might Y en e exc USJVe prope 0 USSla S arch the Muacovite back we do representative, Andrei Gromyko. Bids on Fire Truck not know, the operator having ' June 30th DIVIDEND T ME again at the Laguna Federal and than $50,000.00 will be distributed to thrifty men and wcmen of. Newport Beach and v:l.P clnlty computed on a basis ot 3% Per An,um Why not Join this happy family o! thrifty people ·and share In the earninp I of this strong financial Institution ~ and supe~ by the u. ~· Gov=·~~lt! Accounts Gpened by the 10th ot !hf month will earn dividends from the first. ' I But President Truman's rt!cent a ction in turnin~ Wo r Id at a GI an c e For Mesa Volunteers disappeared behind the Bell Sys- th b d b th th t d th I b b •1 tem's Iron Anonym1ty. That she Lag Fed ~ UDl S OWTI. On 0 e ax CUt an e 3 or l SANTA AN-A (Tuesday)-State did demur, however, we do know, 0D8 eral • gs has revived the Veto argument On a naitonal basis. Forester Joseph Scherman has bid and that Mr. Schroeder had elo-• • Once again the question is being asked : Should a ,__ _______ a,._m_w_.um_=OL&=:-rr.....-:o"N--:::==T':'::-:ir:""',,-,= $1000 on a war surplus fire-li11ht-quence to convince her that he d Lo Assoc r two-thirds vote in both houses be required to over-MO~Y MA-•Da ment. He's promj Ing truck which is now at the was, to put It delicately, hlms•lf. an an Ia on 1"~ ~ hasn't, \Vashington is not happy El Toro Marine Air station. The Mr. Schroeder makes no tall · ride a Presidential veto? It is said that e verybody loves about communist successes but is bid was made at the meeting of tale of the ultimate conversation, Phone 194 Laguna Beach 222 Ocean Ave. It th t th f f th C t•t t" a winner. The same can be said tired of trying to bolster the rot· the Orange County Board of Su· thus adding modesty to his oth1!r . . ~ppears a e ramers 0 • . e ~ns 1 u lO~, about a mo ney maker. In fact, ten framework or Chiang's re-pervisors in the name or the Costa virtues. They talked a little ,about ~~~~~~;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:E;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:~ ln giving that powe.r to the President, intended it winners are usually money mak· gime. lf Chiang has the interest Mesa Volunteer Fire department. railroading without either saying only for use in extreme cases. During the first 30 years ers and vice versa. All of which or China at heart, as he has al-anything likely to shake the in- of our national existence it was used but 9 times. Up brings us to two of the out~tan11, ways c1a1med to have. he w1ll Train at El Toro dustry: Mr. Schroeder worked in t 1885 •t d 133 ti G Cl l d ing money makers in their re-force the chang('S necessary to a plug tor Iowa's tall corn. sev. 0 i was use mes. rover eve an , speclive fields : the stage play clear the "''BY for American atd. E L TORO (Tuesday) -Twelve eral Kremlin secretaries ask.?d however, employed the Veto 475 times in hi S two "Life With Father" and the King If he hasn't the interests or China reserve fighter squadrons of the him about Hollywood and he hon· terms in office. Franklin Roosevelt topped them all Ranch's . thoroughbred Ass au It . at heart he'd better get out or U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. with esUy replied that he had never •t h t ta) f 631 b t h d h t to d •t ··Life With Fa ther" broke th~ rec-should be thrown out by the Chi· a total personnel of 2250, will visit been there; that was all ytl a 0 0 ·, U a over t ree erms 0 1 ord for the number-or consecutive nese people--quickly. this air station Sept. 1, for two Obviously, if such a modest and lll. performances when it was recent· "'·ttks of operational duty. truthful man as Mr. Schroeder Th d I ed f h 3183 d ti It llOODLUMS' HA VEN! e ifficulties of getting a two-thirds vote to Y stag or t e r me. RINEHART REPORTS .were In final charge or the anec-.d th .d . .11 d . h has grm;sed a cool $10 million and Citizens of California are get· dote, that wou1d remain about all. OVem e e Prest ent IS 1 ustrate lfl t e tax-cut is still going strong. Assault be'· ting a very uneasy feeling that Fra nk L. Rinehart, assessor, re· But stories soon leave custody of measure. In the House the v o te was 268 to 137 agains t came the greatest money winnc-r many of the racketl'f'rS \\'ho have ported to the city treasurer t he their principa.ls and thereafter re- Mr · r !I · h h ed th I 'd b · ·· · h E sum of $47.42 collected in unat· . Trum~n's action. But s ince a two-thirds major ity o a time \\' en e captur e ong . one us1ness in t e ast fleet both the nonresJX>nsibility of I ki . b t t th Pr 'd t ' -l $50.000 Brooklyn handicap at A Q· J have now come to this state. The tached personal property during the mere passer.on and the human Was ac ng Y WO VO es, e e s t en S S l Il g e ueduct and boostf"d his earnings to recent shooting or "Bugsy" Siegel, 1'1ay. · M S h , , ;:===========:::; urge to improve. r. c r0Pde1·'s 'vote , , Or veto, nullified the wis hes of th evast ma· $576,670. He displaced Whirlaway fallowing the murder of Ni ck De heirs may "''ell inherit the stoc-y jority of the people's representatives. whose tot a1 w1nn1ngs were $561.-John w1th1n a rew weeks. has de-Mortimer School or a forebear who. filled w1t11 the C f l th l b b 'll 161 . Not far behind Assault is Sty· creased the ·'high class" hoodlum plain man's rage qver how int~r· ongreSS WaS m o re SUCCeSS U OD e a OT l , mio \\•ith •s.56.4"'". This indicates population by t'A'O. But Ca1ifor· S02 Coral An. Balboa l&1and. but rarely able to muster the strength it did on that th~t it's e:sy to~make money by nians "''ould much rather have the Gradm: eon. Prep.. ArmJ'. ~a~;:~o~ :~~a~~r:'J"~:,o~n~'ro"~:~~ 0CCa5iOn. in\'esting in the right horse. or number in this bracket reduced Navy Eu.mt an outpouring of cold reasoii and Regardless of how car efully a bill has been drawn the right stage production-that more rapidJy and in a less violent SUMMER 8CBOOL blazing oratory, scalding m'1rality is. if )'OU have any money to in· manner. In 'other words. they'd NOW OPEN and soothing charm, that M')!otov Or how IDUCh time has bee n Spent in its preparation vest in the right horse or the like to have knO\\'n gangsters sent Numbers Umlted. Apply Early. \\'as moved next day to launch t h~ -a nd this usually involves weeks of hearings, weeks right stage production. Too many back to where they came from. millennium-ii we have one, that Of draftm• g the meas ure and more weeks of deba•~ of us lose our shirts trying to This calls for greater alertness 111.rbor: 15%. 00:.., A.0rdM(O~~) Is. · ' · i..c--find out which is the ri1:ht one. and aggressi\'eness on the part of .u .-~.-_ San Francisco Chronicle. the chief executive can virtually wipe out all this ef-law enforcement officials. They '============---=-~:.'.:-'-".'.::.'.'.'.'::'..~~~· fort with the SUpport Of but one OUt Of every three SUB WARFARE have it within t heir power to lawmakers. Recent disclosures made by the make the "visi t" of any under· PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY United St8tes Navy leave no \\'orld "big shot•• both brief and It seems to US that We Would come closer to es-doubt that the •ubmarine is en-unpleasant. A nice, cold e<>ll in the ~---A:=::;OCO;:::::!UNT::;::,:ANT:::;.=.... __ _,]PHYSICIANS & SUIWMNS. M.D. tablishing a truly democratic procedure if we r e -gaging a 1arge part of the atten-city iai1 should help to convince B k k · A V Andr M D quired Only a Simri)e m ajoirty tO offset the President-tion O[ naval eXP<'rts in regard to such \'iSitors that they can get 0 0 e e P ) n g • • ews, • • . I A possible future warfare. The type bettC'r accomodati ons some place s er v i.c e PRYSIOIAM 1a veto. fter a I, if the majority of Congress has or sub now on the dratting boards else-any place but California. <JOLIN F . BROWN ODd approved a measure twice it ought to be effective Is greatly different from those MILLION A MINUTE (Harbor Ul44) SURGEON OnCe. used during the recent war. The BALBOA YACHT CLUB .f.11 Coaat Highway. Barbor 511 . undersea boat of tomor-row 'A'ill The ne'A· device for radio com· B.lly•lde or., Newport Be•c:h Corona del Mar be larger and faster-and cdpable munication \\•hich 'is said to have =========~-==~! ~-=========== Fourth of July of transporting cargo or as many a p:>tentia l capacity ror sending lohn K. CJ. Cbnn•. M.D. as 100 troops "''it h their equip-one million \Vords a minute (count I. 8. WBtTE --e-'e l ' b•t be 'Id . 0 IN'OOM.a Tll OOKWULTAlrfT Pbyalclan u<I SUJ'l'eoll ment and supplies for 11. distance r:n11 . is 8 ds1 wi. C'ring. ne A.atborUed 1'1' ,be Ulllt.ed l\6&e9 1'reu-2. 4 7 p 8:30 . There's nothing ne'v about a Fourth of July ce)e. up to 3,()(X) miles. or course. there ml lOn 'A'Or a m1nute! why UJ'7 Dep.,.l_, '° ~ cl*Y 1D and by appointment b ti. h d . . d f. k \viii be different types of sub· that's almost faster than your COQMC'Uoa .tlb '--lu _,...... Beacon 5075 ra On -Speec e s, para es, pICnlCS an tre\VOr S marines i·ust as there are diff er· mother·in·la\\' can do when fully _ .. °W"ur~o1~ f th ta d d tt f th d 120 Ea.at 18th Street Orm e S n ar pa ern Or e ay. ent types of surface ships-each wound up! om. ie::_ --::_:a~ ._ Coeta Meu. Callfornla But the spirit that brought the Fourth of July into designed for cer tain purposes. The r.==========~ 11-----------'I !<===.-====-_,; being as t t t' l h l 'd . increasing imJX>rtance of un dersea AB(JIUTEOT "' o ur grea es na Jona 0 I ay IS ever new. cr aft is related to the increasing F t B"t And we must kee p it n e w in o ur hearts if we are' to strategic importance or the "re-ros I es Armand Monaco Gordon M. Grundy, M.D. protect a nd preserve the great vis ion that was voiced tic regions in the de(ense of North • ARCBJTECT PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Ill the 'Declaration of Independence that "all men are America. Navy officials have •P-814 w. Bay Ave., Balboa Balboa Inn Arcade t d I" d " d parently come to the conclusion Harbor 17u Office Hrs.: 10.12 a.in.; 3-5 p.m. crea e equa an are en o wed by the ir Creator that the type or submarine they During the frolicsome session with certain unalienable Rights, that among these h.-·e in mind wil l be ono or the in the house ol commons a Con-Loo .:..::~::c-:;::.:::; _ Phone Harbor 37 are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.'' best vessels for service in that servative member recommended Al h area. Our militarists are not in a removing from the protected birds I'-------------' t Ough 171 years have passed .since th,e day great hurry to get these new subs list the great green woodpecker-~---.:.D::E::,:NTl::.:.;::8:.:TS:.:::.,. ___ _, W h e n th e C o ntinental Congress in Philadelphia in service, however. since the first also called the yarne because or sounded the keynote o f freedo m, the world s t i 11 or them will not be completed its laughing sounds. I l until 1951. "Are you aware,'' objected an· strugg es to r ea ize that freedom. In the past three other Tory, "that this is the only decades we have fought in two titanic wars to pre-DOUBLE SEVEN living creature in the British Isles Dr. Obed Lucas DENTIST noi y, w. CentnJ. Harber UllO NEWPORT BEAOB vent encroachment on our liberties and to break the The celebration or chi n a .• which has been able to preserve shackles with which tryanny has bound men. "Double Seven"-the J aps invaded its sense of humor under this China an the seventh day of the government?" l.:===========: ·But the shackles have not been banished . They seventh month in 1937-will hard-· ;;: continue to be applied in many COUntrie~ften by ly be a happy occasion in spite of ••As soon as my wife and I the ''liberators'' of those countries. Even in America ~n fa~iv~~ato~~e ~~a~~~~a~: ~:i~rraelm!eto ~';;.=n~storical," minorities are still s hackled· by prejudice, hate and obvious. China Is as bad off today "You mean hysterical!" discrimination. as she ever was. ~1aybe worse. "No, she rakes up the past." CllD.toa C. Emmenaa, D.D.S. ltlOI Cout llIP""J' Harbor !%!0 Corcaad ..... • • All ~s is. a rei:iinder t~at freedom is not a con-;;';,~k~;ua:,~m~:t ~'::":~:tbri~~ o mce boy : "Please, sir, I think ditJon w.luch IS easily established among men, or that of disaster. Innation is running you are wanted on the telephone. !:::==========~ automatically perpetuates itself once it has been es-wild: Public morale Is low. The Boss : ··vou . think. don't you tabl~h~d: Freedom must ~e constan~ly cultivate.d in ~t:t;:fo:"he:;:'.'\,:~~eno~';!:.~ ~;: boy : ··we11. •ir, the voice the In<livtd.ua), as Well as ID the national, COnSCIOU&-ly to get It unlesa Chiang Kai-said 'Hello. Is that you, you old ness. And It must be guarded from the inroads of in-lhek really cleans up his govern-idiot!" tolerance, injustice and humanity. O.nl;r as this is done can freedom survive. Only as ~IS .1s done can the American people fulfill their obligations both to the men who founded and fought for our Nation, and to the generations yet unknown. Firm is the belief that an impassee of some kind can be reached, the Russians are ready to talk about Korea. RllPUCTlONS SD'OU 'l'KE BOUJ: ~ B'UGGT-400 Y9U"9 bid'" OirWC.. .__ ...... -:5.1.niolre f1'tendil. loo. .... ,..... .......... J~·· ftil ~ ._ ao& cha nd ...._. ti.-I& c.iftli .... 0-fwilr, ........ a .,.w.n., a '9wa, a d t.J. ho ~ ~ ....... I 'CWAco .... • twr.l:..,. ._ • ~ ... •v·•··•+ee. • a111rr. ......._. ~ ... ~ Utat. lll9da u.e.. taao .. bf • 1111 ........ W..,a"a a.... c..a 'II ........ m.-. Moe. _.. ........ .,..... t. ...... M1 •• , ...... la ......... ,_ ... I ••• a... b bi _ .......................... l... . W"e ... _.w,.:·--.. W'CFW11tld ...iu.;. 5' I ~ wi~ Ml I letiee .,...;... GRAUEL CHAPEL ma no:ai&T we••? ·•, •n• ftW !Ha...,. -- GORDOI B~ FllDLA Y • Mita--. -·----'11 CABINET SHOP SERVICE T. 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Coast Hiway (Miracle Mile) Beacon 5860 -Newport Beach • WATER HEATER!'' Th.at'• a woman fur f<l'! I A simple matter of plenty of hot water has lier walking on silver.lined clouds I Y cs sir, makes her cheerful as a cherub ... cven on washday I Her Eu:cn1c WATU H••Tt• ka:po plenty of hot water on tap in laundry, bath and kitchen for i•stant use when. ever 1 wherever wanted I YoM, too, can have an EuCTJ.1c WATu Hun• now! Your dealer has a full line of trim and attractive poot· war models fur your inspection and ,.Jcction 1 An EL£cnJC WATU Hun• is economical, too l Is <OIU /us th•• nn' bcJcw('-()•/y ;,.p<r ~ilowou ho,.,/ •1117 , J. H. ESTUS BARDWAD FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS EJectric Ranges • Water Heaters • Washers • Cleaners Radkle • Electric Clothes Orytts • · hooers ~Gu Ranges • hJler Paints ft1mr Bs7'11' 1U Nwpawt Brn• -0 1 II JhL 1~~1~1 nat••euot•Trt. W• found one of the cott&CH at Hllll Haven available and took It for 1he night. Since It was aUll daylight we dedded to look around the premlles. A chucklln11 river below ua attracted us. Just as we started to go down the narrow lane which led to the river a coup1e met us comJng up. They were attired in bathing suits. We were strangers. but they treated ua like old frlenda. ''We've just been swimming," said the tall. slim young man in blue trunks. ''Why don't you take a dip. You'll like it." Rh companion, a rather robust but doll·faced youngster, looked up with a smile and nodded assent to his remark. We smiled and thanked him for the invitation. "Do you suppose they're mar· ried?" I saJd to the Masua. They both looked so young. · ''The young man loo~ much older," said the MJllUS. ''Uh, huh," I said and let It go et that. Since the path ·some distance away was more rugged and sud- denly dropped down amid some rocks that were too precarious for the Mislus, I volunteered to go ahead. The sudden drop shot me for- ward wtth a jerk and 1 have slid into a gulley, which led to a big boulder. ThiJ I was forced to ne- gotiate. In younger days I was quite a hill climber and no am9unt of height fazed nOr scared me, but this big boulder had me buffaloed, but I made it, hand over hand. "'hen the moSs seemed to slippery underfoot. And then I looked down into 15 re et ot smooth-running water , brooked only by a small rapids just above. Here-in this great, \\'ide. pool-was where they swam. ON RETURNING to the cot· tage the Missus suggested that r go to the general store which was , up the r oad and get some food for our dinner . ' She listed the items she want- l'd. bread. butter, m eat, tea and some other articles and t h e n handro be a ten doll!U' bill The storekeeper and r sought out the food that could be ob- tained from the shelves. I told him I'd like some cold, boiled ham . Ile went to the cooler a nd brought forth a large ham. laid it down on the meat-block, took a large, sharp knife and began to slice. At tha t moment a large ma n came in and startC'd across the noor in another direction. The storekeeper (at least I thought he "'as) called to him. The large man stopped. "Is this cold, boiled ham. Har- ry?" said the man with the large, sharp knife in one hand a nd the ha m in the other. "NO.'" Said Harry sharply. "Tha t's baking ham." "Oh." Said the _man v.'ith the large sharp knife. as he picked up the ham and carried it back to the cooler . "W e have n's a n y cold. boiled ham." Harry said, as he w e n t through an opening leading to his storeroom. \Vhen the man with the large, sharp knife returned to the coun- ter, I told him I'd se ttle for cold mejlt. PRESEJ\'TING MEMBERS OF THE PROSECUTION STAFF who a.re !IM.klDI' a convicUon ln the Over- e ll yac'16 death cue. Left to riirht are, SpeclaJ . .\ie nt J . H. Mulvey of the California State Bureau of ln\-estlptloo, Department of .Jmtloe; Deputy Att:y. Gen. George Hehl')' Deitz. who Is a former Apeclal a~nt tor the federal bureau of ln\<UUp.tlon, U. S. Department of Justice lo \Vashlngton, D. C., and Special ProM!ieutor Eugene H. \\\lllams of San Gabriel, "'ho won merited publlc attention for his able prowutlon of Japanese "''Br crtm.lnals. News· nm~hoto. change for a fi ve dollar bill. following in pursuit of his friends PLAY SAFE P e rhaps I look dumb, but u •here and the kitten who was breath-Approximately 250.000 finger in· mone y is concr>rned. I'm as sharp ing h3rd. juries. 60.000 toe injuries a nd 75,- as an aligator·s tooth. • • • 000 eye injuries of a disabling na- ..1 gave you a ten dollar bill," I HAD QUITE a bit to tell the turc occur a nnually in occupa- I shot back fi rmly. l\1issus \\"hen I got back to the 1ional accidents, the National The man said nothing . He turn-cottage, but I found he r asleep Safc>ty council reports. Of these, ed back to the cash register, look-on the bro. It was a long drive 25.000 finger injuries. 3.500 toe in· ed at the ten on the little white for her and I did not disturb her juries and 5,()(X) eye injuries are of slab. return('(! to the counter with sleep. a permanent na ture. another five, apologized, sweetly, Instead I care fully avoided mak~ ------------- and said. "So you dJd." ing noise as I · prepared for din~ And th<'n as nn after·thought. ne r. As we always do. on camp- thc counter man drew m y atten-ing out, I washed the dishes, cups tion to the ten dollar bill on the and saucers and the glasses. little white slab beneath the keys Then I did the same to the of the cash r egister . rooking ute nsils. The re was plenty llartDe W"79 "\Vhen people gi\'e m~ large of hot ..-.·ater and there was a GENERAL BEPAIB8 bills," he said, "I al\\·ays put them t\\-·crburner gas plate awaiting me. S d KAINTJ<NANCZ on the little white slab, so if J ince "'e ha stopped for lunch make a mistake>, I can always re-early in the a fternoon on the way \'ert to the bill on the sill." to Sc>q uoia, there was no need I pocketed t he change. picked to have a heavy, hot meal. up the package and \\'alked out. The Missus \\'as aroused by the O n the "'8Y back to the cot-odor of warm toast and hot Lip- tage I sa wsome boys trying to ton's tea. Lipton will like that catch a kitten which had skirted plug. into a bush near a house ..-.·here We sat do\vn at a table and had they had been playing. a r efreshing meal. with plenty of I sm iled as a tow-headed little butter on our meated bread and boy looked up a nd waved his hand toast. at me. An hour later. the household "Say, mister, do you "'ant a kit-utensils we re s pi c and span again ten ?" said the lad . "We've got and we "'ere ready to retire. a li tter of th~m ." \Ve '''ere slowly soothed to sleep • --Mil - • ' NB'trl'O&T BALBOA NBW8-T~Ml:8 THVUDAY If ewe & •well, Oallf. '* ., J.MT Page9 Hafenfeld & Castle Open New Office in Old Telephone Bldg. The firm or Hafenteld & ca.sue, accountants and audit'.on, ha 1 moved from their former address at 714 East Ocean Front, Balboa, to 515 Etpit Central avenue, Bal- boa. B. N. Hafenfeld '-a'hd J ohn T. Castle, associates in the firm, h ave taken a s.uite of offices \Vhich are adjacent to the offices of Lester & Company, members of the Los AngeJes Stock Ex- ch ange, in the old' business office building of the Pacific Telegraph & Telephone company at East central avenue and Palm streets. Mr. Hafenfeld and ~lr. Castle are both World \Var Il veterans. The former was a major with the Army Air Corps a n d s a w 31 months service in the Aleutiaru: while the latter was a captain i~ the headquarters of the Quarter- master corps in Washington, D. C Both men followed similar buaJ ness careers. Mr. Hafenteld was employed by Ernst & Ernst, ~b lic accountants ot Los Angeles, where Mr. Castle was senior ac- countant. The latter· also served with Lybrand, Ross Brothers and Montgomer')'., also of Los Angeles. Mr. Ha!enfeld resides at 116 Opal avenue, Balboa Island and Mr. Castle resides at 214 Opal avenue, Balboa Island. .: The firm has been in business in Balboa since February 1946. • Classified ads DO get the jo1I done. , DEIJC!ATESSEN and Food Store • AU ·. Salads, Prepued DaDy, Ready for Yoar Dinner Table. • Cooked Iii .... • Chicken, Turkey • Fresh FroHa / ·~ft Drinks • Beer and ciVmj.p. Import.Ml and Doan st'r •Table Lcmwlee aot avallable In the a'n!l'- ap foodlatorM. ' For Fucy GroaeriM, Jl'rm. eo Foods and the 111..t .U- sortment of ~ la the Barbor Al'M. SHOP at CURT'I Phone Barbor 9ll 818 F.ast Ceotnl BALBOA OpenTda1"•..- 10L m.to 10p.m. --&tarda:ro-- 10 .. m. to MldAIPt . ''llen<tenros al the -· White's Balboa Island Cafe AND CJOCKTAIL BAR Oorner Marlne • Paril: An. -- Our Home Loans have all the desired up-to-date features: ...:--------• Rates are low. Rent-size payments. No future renewals. Prompt, friendly service. Reducing interest: cost. . Full information· with no obligation NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL SAVINGS 11111l LOAN ASSOCIATION P. A. Palmtr, President a.aaS VIA L I DO • HA..i•D"-l•DD NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA fr Sell It Through Classified Advertising * After he itemized the articles and figured out the cost, \vhich to me, who does most of the shop- ping at home, seemed a little high in comparison, I handed him the ten. I sa\v him Jay the ten on the little white slab, unde r the key- board of the cash register and then ring up the cost of the pack- age. "No, thanks," I said, "We've got by the whispering of the breeze a ne"-spaper editor bac k home that crept up from the cool waters who gets them by Jitter, too, and of the river a11d by the antics he gives them a way to his friends. of the tiny people of the wood- \Ve \Vere thinking of -yes, land. you've guessed it-Brick Gaines, \Ve could hear the locust mend- city editor of The Register, who ing his socks on yonder tree. W e gets a thrill out of giving kitte ns knew by the sound of the cricket nC"' homes. that he "'as putting new soles on THE ROARING ROADSTERS 4th of July ·Night • • • I THOUGHT nothing of this gesture until the man returned to the counter a nd handed me "A ne"·spaper editor !?" Said the his s hoes arid "'e could tell by to\\•headed boy. "l\faybe he will the sound of the peepers that they write a piece about me. I killed were dressed for the Ball. eight rat tlesnakes today." In the distant came the hoot of And "'ith that the boy ran off, an owl and then all was quiet. --------~------------------Unbeknown to ourselves, we too, No moro plultlOI down • dopolit 0< .,_.;., bod< the .. pclto wb<o JGU buy Aane -· IA lb< ... O..·W11J boctla, A<ml ...... DO dcpoait. DO ........... J"" CID dilow the "?'pri-""11JI ACME'S FIRST ,;GAIN ••• ,,,_ -""• ..., -•om...i6nc•....,.....__,.._._ Ac•« u 'm: tpi• O• m. Wes' Cout to •n., roe ~ .o«,oeic. ....... t.ocda. y ___ .,_..,... ............ : 1 UM•..W_ ... ,,_ a•mwsu4cw.•• _..,....,....i. ...... .......... ., ... \\'ere in slumber. (Continued next issue) GO BY AlB . Mass movem ent of 3,000 fisher- men and cannery workers to Alas- ka's salmon sources is being un- dertaken by PanAmAi.r a nd Paci- fic Northern Airlin e to place the fishermen on Briatol Bay in time for a short season just beginning. Interior Decorating Homes of Every Type UpholotBlng Phone fOI' Estimate -·- DIRECTION FINDERS ITSTHE.E IF.tMB • -..... _,._ . -J. IC. Brown CamDanv -..... 8:15 P. M. -PLU~ A $2500 Fireworks Display at Huntington Beach Stadium In the Aftemoon at 2:80 P. M. THE CAVALCADE OF THE GOLDEN WEST Popular Prices -Free .Parking Try Log Cabin RUSSIAN RYE .•• you'll like its zesty rich, rge flavor! l.~9C=in ~~/::.?// '1RBAJlS~ B. B. BRINrvK-R,..KHOFF uu OWi ~. ~--.. 1.-----------------------....11•-.,. ~ -a.a. OA1•.ll._~·~·==!•=n~•~=·~·~0n~·~_JI ' , . )We 10 ~-~:!.«:•".!.!!I!?! ~··;:,•r:.' Muonic Rites ·s.+ 'Clam Digger -For Tom Murphlne, · 1 laqy ,for Religion? DRIVER BOOKED D.pdy, He.rt Victim .... n..'tcber of I<tn-Walter Paullon of l'Ullertan... (~ -p.,_ " Cornnents on Physician Questioned • llll't m -the .lbelf who l>ookftl by Newport -pullce wu ,_. srat ltJW M a n- -• -Blble_and. eon-.... charse of drunk drlvlns early lult of -·-· ... --r.om her car at 910 Tl-say momlnC otter he wu Into the -tho of Mr. and llln. y ht R -. <Continued r.om Pace 1) Wost Central ~venue. Newport picked up In his car ot 15th atreet )'11dlt blut here -15. ac . ace Decker took the stand I a t e DI ell, Fridaf. wu hunsrY for re-and W t Central a'-ue. New-Aa chlef'crlmlnol doputy, all the w..--•·-,,_._ or •-1 oouldn"t realat oome-es ·~ -In the ......_.._..._ _.. , ~-· -,_ \. ......... .,........_. FoUowtncanotherphy1lclan, 1bin1 aooc1-port -Beach. Initiated tbrouch hit ollloe and • (Contlnued r.om ~ 1) also a wltw IOI" the ~lion -he wu required to wmt< lone _,.,, In the race In 1939. For In Dr. D<cker described the all~ WHEN YOU TIDNK OF houra In order to keep up with that race there were many ex-death -u "'oomethlng like • movemonta In the cue. amplea of Lady Luck having a a pl..., of pipe or stanchion" as I N S U R A N C E In addition to that, M~ hand on the tlller. having kllled Mr. Oveft1J and - - - - - -. - -accompanied his predecesoOr. Un· Toke !or example the BLITZEN something "like a hard. ""'"' or -BE SURE TO SEE ' denherl!f SIM DuHa/"l. to all of and JORIE who had clrUtecl aide less drcular lnatrumeat" struck J 0 H N E SAD LE IR ~ ~ n= :e U::.,"-: by"Okle for several daya oDly to down Mn. Overell." could be seen walklnc to the be ~ted by a oquall which ' • courthOU!e with the detendanta In favored BLITZEN and ellahled Dluy Tello Lon C.orona del Mar custody her to work out a five hour lead As court convened at 10 o'clock 1505 and 607 Coast Highway Phones: Har. 741 & 2422 ·u.;_ Trlllate over JORIE In the next twenty. thla morning to resume hearing of : TheNew II of four how-a. testimony In the Overell trial, a George Rector GO um. °"" It wu Lady Luck again aboanl ~!atlve of the o!!lce of Spe- the defendants, J>riefly summer-the BLJTZEN at the tlniAb line dal Prosecutor Eucene R wu. lzed the ll'neral explftaion of all and abe rode another rain oqua11 llama ""1eued to the -an. who knew Murpblne when be around th• FANDANGO. Ed Pau-other Portion of the claimed newly ~=~ the latter's death Jey's big achooner, which w a 1 found notebook diary said to have .. • • • ·Be nreU " nearly half acain u 1 a r c e u been kept by Miu Overell. Gollam _.. 1a":,:. 11Q'· BUTZEN, and beat her boat for Thett was little of a sensational Capt. Murphlne became chief ot boat by !Uty-one seconds. na!ure In any of the.,....... writ· In I ten On the notebook pa.per. There the crimlnal division of the sher-act that year BLITZEN had were t'Vldences ol. the warm ttrs office on Jan,uary 1, when not only Lady Luck aboard but friendship existing betWeen the Sheri!! James Mu.sl,cl< took plflce. also the right combination of two de!endanta and 1101ne of the Previous to that he was a desk crew, sear and boat for on elapsed notes made reference to one G.R.G. lieutenant for several yean under time she finished second: beating, as 8 'rorgeous, handlc>rne, magnifi· the former Sheriff Jesse Elliott. boat for boat. eleven of her' larger Cent hunk of mascullnlty." . Senecl 11 Yeara and faster sisters and on correct-All of the glowing pusaces ap-. He joined the sheriffs office as ed time she toppecl the field pended by a feminine hand ap- a crimlnal deputy in 1936 and So the gang that has every· peared In ink, but there was one served in that office until his thing right and then has Lady notation In pendl and the hand· death, with the exception of a Luck aboard for 8 shipmate will writing was not the same u the short period with the county come out on top. others. health department. The pencilled notation 1 read In Previously he had served 81 ~ The San Francisco OOats ar-part: lice chief in San Clemente from rived at Los Angeles "'Harbor and "My beloved: I think you are 1932 to 1936 and lived in that city the Old Clam Digger took a day so wonderful. You are the most about 10 years. He had resided ln off end went up to look at a gorgeous. beautiful. pretty damsel Laguna for eight years. couple of them. that ever lived. In fact I knoW Before becoming San Clem ente SUOMI and T ASCO we were you are." chief, he had sold real estate there. especially Interested in because we Another notation, also in pencil HiS father, Thomas S. Murphine, feel that they are of the' right read: General Mills Tru·ffeat Iron was tirst ma;'Ol' of that city and, size a nd rating to win this race. "Oh, my dear, I wish I could with Ole Hanson. had taken first and too. we knew WHITE CLOUD really tell you how much I Jove steps for development of the Span·· and the o thers from the past. you." • t-..................... ....,.,_ ., .. lteck ••• "-• ..... a...4 ..,._ .. .,a.c.. wlflll ..._. •IMI. IPONIOllD IY • , .. ,.,,4 ,,..._, c...I, •nt ecwr.te lu•ew•..,.,.. ... .,... --,... ..... •'"4! ................. ._. ................. • New W..., SW. Int _... Y•W .......... · • • t.kH 1~ ..... ..,..,. .. ""' .._ ........ Uft .. te • ttffl ,..,., ... M . --TELEVISION ./S COM/NG-- TURNER'S Your Electric Appliance Dealer Since 1926 ish Village. It was over to Wilbo first to Still another notation read: He leaves his wife, Kathleen see the TASCO '~rho \Vas up on the "RemC"rnber 4·30-47." and his son. Thomas C. Murphine, ways there and a prettier little The latter date was the birthday jr .. a Santa Ana Junior college boat these old eyes have never of Beulah Louise Overcll a nd was student. in the family home; his seen. ~ to have been the wedding day of mother, Mrs. Violet E. Murphine, H£'T' lines look perf<'ct and the the two derendants who planned to Los Angeles and a sister Mrs. turn or her bilges and her for· marry. Clyde Bunker. also of Los Angeles. \\:ard S<'Ctions almost r t'mind one The prosecutor's offi'l claims of DORADE, \\'hich is undt'rstand-the notebook dairy was found in able. ror sh(' is from the same de-the 0v<'rclls' mansion at F1 int-Mrs. Lottie Knabel l\trs. Lottie Knabel, i3, died Monday in thC' home> of her daugh· ter, l\lrs. Clarence H. Lind, 230 Poppy street, Corona del l\1ar. Service "';11 be held Monday in Tacoma, Wash. '''ith Baltz l\1ortu· ary in charg£' of arrangements. signer's board. ridge. And also. lik<' OORADE. she carries a ya\\'I rig that· is lofty and \viii give her a Jot of push \\•he· thcr on or off the v.•ind. SUOMI \\'as ovC'r at Fello\\'s and Stewart and although not hauled out \o,·e at least saw her in thC' • 205 West 4th Phone 1172 Mrs. Knabel is survived by her daughter and two brothers in Ta· coma. She lived in Tacoma for 60 years before moving to Corona del Mar to the home of her daugh- ter. water. She does not look quite as sharp as T ASCO for she does not carry quite as much sail but she rates slightly lov.'er and on paper her lines look good with a clear fair run that \\'ill allow her to slide along nicely when oft the wind. Defense counsel \\'On a point \Vt'dnesday afternoon \\'hen during a cross-examination of his testi- mony, Dr. Euslace L. Benjamin, a state witness. agreed With Chief Defense A\ty. Otto A. Jacobs pre· sumption that ''\o,'ounds t\\'O hours after death can cause bruises and hemorrhage". -I 151 South Main Phone 5709 SANTA ANA These Supplies for building. mocflarnisinc •ncl repairs are here . . . and many others .•• If you love good tools you'll hawe a picnic in our tool depart· ment-gleaming, ke!n cdzed to~fs. !tr~<1P'!'!lined shop aids--tools for just every purpose. GALVANIZED SCREEN WIRE 7c sq_ -Ft. 14-mesh 1alvM1i:r.ed screen wire . dama1ed Of worn-out screens. ~~1 ' ~ - '~;-~.~:;. ~~,) Window Screen Hangers 10c pair . The easy w-v to nan, scrttns ..• Easy to i,..tall~n b• hun1 and remowd from inside or outsid.. SCREEN DOOR CHECK $250 PolltiYe Ktb\ tcrwn doot check end c.IOMr. Stopl net'W-wtldr.fne door 1lammin1. Saves OHnS1 Easy IO Install. • CLAW HAMMER I 6 -o z. tempered steel he.d ... Per- fect balance • n d strikinl power , •. First 1rade hickOfy handle. SIAS 6-ft. STEEL TAPE Rust resistinc. con- cave steel tape stands ri1id when •xtended ... 12- inchn accura.t•ly alib rat~. $1.75 TIN SNll'S $225. For1ed of hl1h quality steel ..• Bladn are 1round to ,tw • ltetn •di• th• t wlll rct•ln ~ Myron Spaulding, her designer and skipper, never misses a bet and SUOMI was built especially ror this race. These two boats appear to be very e\'en so take your choice fOl' your guess is as good as mine. Now m)' very good boss had v .. antNi us to pick \\'hat \\'e thought \\'Ould be the v.•inner but, God willing, the Old Clam Digger will be taking off for H onolulu on July the Fourth and for t his reason we have hesitated to do so. LIDO ISLE 0000 WI: HAVE a a a o CHOICE a a a a •AY ,.,.ONT o o a a HOMll8 AND D 0 D 0 A~AfllTMCNT8 D 0 D 0 P'O" 8UMMC" o o a a "llNTAL. 0 Cl 0 D ' JJ» •i• ll•o. •••••" ••••._••Il l Tele ... o•• •••••" -• ... ....,_ UDO Defense a ttorneys claim that the physician's statement supports their theory that the girl's par- e nts, Walter E . and Beulah Over- ell of Flintridge, were killed by force of an explosion aboard their cabin cruiser, the Mary E ., in Balboa bay, a short distance from tht' A. Street pier in Balboa on the night of March 15. The presecution charges tha t Beulah Louise Overcll, 18 and her fi ancee. George Rector Gollum, 21, beat the. couple to death \vi th an iron pipe stanchion. a ball peen hammer or other bludgeon and then sank the cabin cruiser with a time bomb. On direct examination, Dr. Ben- jamin testified that the Overells were killed by blows on the head and that blast wounds on the man's lower body occurred after death because they showed no hemorrhaging. Mr. Jacobs then handed t h e physician a copy of the Delafield and' Pruden "Handbook of Path- ological Anatomy and Histology" and asked him to read this pas- sage: "Blows on the skin of a body which has been dead for not more than about two hours may pro- duce true (bruises) with Chemor· rhaging) blood such as can bf! distinguished with great difficulty or not at all from those rormed during life." Said the physician in observa- tion of that phase of the treatise, "I agree with the statement." Special Prosecutor Eugene H. Williams of San Gabriel Jwnped to his feet and asked Jf there was anything in the statement which might be In conflict with anything to which the physician testified. Before the ph)'llcian could re- ply to the question. defenae coun- .. 1 lnterpooed a 11er1.. of objec- Uona which were suatained by Su- perior Court Judie Morrilon. These prevented further comment by the pb)'lidan. Be Wloe -A4vertloe FOR SALE 33-ft. Steel Boat 18-ft. Boat, Chrysler Power 16-ft. Sailboat 10-Horsepower Outboard Motor . . '34 Chevrolet lVrTon Truck 2 C!trysler Crown Motors (Industrial) TRAUTWEIN BIOi HERS . . Newport 1-eh Phone llar.bal' ll~W -~ ' • Car Ownen Flock To N-·Ford Shop (Can--Pap 1) licht" on all ponjoao ot the outo u paint lo ~ onto the car. Nick Parto0 In chars• ot the body ttpalr oorvloe, bu had many yeu• experience in metal work both In Call!ornia and In Ohio. where he wu aaociated w 1 t b lara:e Toledo and Columbus con· cerna. A veteran of World War I, he saw aervice at the Battle of the Marne, the Argonne and other battles. In connection with the complete services available is the radiator department, operated by Ralph Bell. Here it's a matter of "bub- bles tell the story," aa air is forced through the radiator while it ls dunked Jn the testing tank. A special flushing tank is uaed tor dlslodgtng any corrosive materials, and then the radiator ls flushed w.ith preuurtz.ed water. Tbe addition of the paint and body repair phases gives to the Theodore Robina agency a com. plete automobile repair service for all makes of cars. Apartment Entered Several moioriats complained Wednesday night that youngsten riding in other outos were throw· ing fireworks into their machines, causing them to explode and in one cue set fire to a cushlon. ' WE-LCQNf·E to end his Brecia/4 ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, Red4Wl<Mfi • DUTCH HEACOCK GENERAL CONTRACl'OR Balboa Island TED OWEN 1 Takes Great Pleasure in Announcing the GRAND OPENING of his 226 MARINE AVE. BALBOA ISLAND JULY 3rd, 4th, 5th, , 7:30 a. m. to 12 midnight FEATURING , TH IC K STEAKS HIS FAMOUS and and 6th Complete Quality Fountain Service end those incomparable pies and cakes .....,. Fresh daily from our own kitchens Now Operating: ' LEIMERT PARK WE~TWOOD VILLAGE WILSHIRE and FAIRFAX . ALICE OWEN. :BAKERY • . ' )·