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JAMES IBVINE. As it must
wtth an ot us, Death over<-
took James Irvine, largest
propa ty owner in 'the har-
bor district and of Orange
county, at his vaSt •cattle
ranch near Jlo7snan, Mon-
tana. He was nearly 80 years
old ~ !\is high blood pres-sure anli the mountain alti-
tude, broqght the end sud-
denly, just as be always
wished to gO, UBradfr Hellis,
·~d. manager and wise
counselor, was with him. In-
terwoven with harbor and
blly . dtM!lopment the Irvine
Ranch Co. has always taken
an utive interest in this
area. Careful, conscientious
I I and bJunt spoken, Jim Irvine
bad no time for wasters or
hastily· conceived projects.
For years his company made exhaustive studies of practl-
caJJ,y every enterprise of
county or Irvine importance
and never spent money or
entered any endeavor with-
out such an intensified re-
port.
. Over a quarter of a cen-
tury aoquain~J:s one learns
many of-the and ideas
ot such a man as Jim Irvine.
In his old offices on the
' ranch out of Tustin he had
a 'tYPewrltten list on the wall
coiititining the d i f f e r e n t
taxes his firm had to pay and
at that time there were
more than 125. In those
days you coula always walk
In and greet him or Bellis or
· Cogin, etc., wl thou t the
formality of a card. He loved
his old ranch house, a stone's
throw from his office, and
said he got more real enjoy-
ment there than in his man-
sion in Sail Franciso. Simi-
larly his attendance at Coast
association ·and other meet-
ings, generally accompanied
by Mrs. Irvine, was alWlf)ls
unobtrusively done with no
attempt to dictate or 'influ-
ence any of the deliberations.
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SaDliago Dun. In the '20's
when Orange county voters
were trying to make up their
minds whether to build
Prado dam, Mr. Irvine re-
fused to wait and pennit .the
thousands or acre feet of
water to escape to the ocean,
so organized a little group of
land owners in his area and
built the Santiago dam and
reservoir. It backed µp a
vast amount of water into'
what Is now known as Irvine
lake and irrigated thousands
of acres of arid land now pro-
ducing citrus wealth. In like manner his company placed
salt beds in the upper bay,
salvaging many tons for live-
~ and other purposes.
His holdings in this district
are tremendous, but he al-
ways refused to throw them
onto the market until growth
. abd development justified.
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Helped Harbor. During
the many campaigns for har-
bor work Mr. Irvine contri-
buted funds while his coun-
sel was sought as to preced-
ure, etc. Spending public
monies needlessly ever irked
him, and ~wing the war
when some pompous army
men iJ)slsted on taking some
of his best orchards for army
Camps, iJl$ead of vacant
ID'QllDd, bis Indignation was
6oundless. Estimates of his
wealth ~ve been made by " mang, tiut few really ever
kneW whether his company
was worth fifty million or
four hupdred million. His
greatest loss and grief was
when. his son and daughter
died durin& the nu epidemic
In the early 20's. Young Jim,
U be WU affeetionateey
"'!led• had charge of the Oranll'e . county operations,
while bis brother, Mytord. .
bad olflcs In San Frandsro. + + +
-, .. ,. Tbe Plbik. wm _. 11now the extent ot
~ Irvtue benefactions, be-
eanle' he DeYef' dlsc:ussed
them. IW!RI -cht publicity
and ... reluctant to get ()11
ldl feet_.,,, make an addliess.
It bu.only been In late yeers
tbat he oc-nted tn having a~tekM Hlsooe
waatlmf wu ftsblnc and ....... ....,.-hll beet ftd&-
tlan -p:owllns ewer his
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VOL1!1D: XXX1X NEWPORT BEAOR, OALIFOB!IU, THUBllDAl', AUOU8T IS, llH
Qty Building
Hovers Close
l:O $300,000
August 6:.nstrucdon wu e°xpect.
ed to reach the $300,000 mark for
Newport Harbor by Saturday.
Chief Building Inspector A. M .
Nelson reports that $297,700.worth
of new building perml ts were is-
sued by his department up to
August 27.
While th.e total vtluation for
August to-daie is $83,410 under
the valuation total for Juty, it is
still $18,524 more than the valua-
tion for August. 1946, w)1;en $.279,-
176 worth Of permits were issued.
Another interesting fact pointed
out by the city's building inspector
is that the valuation total for the
past seven months of this year ii
$1.864,968 in excess of the valua-
tion figure for the same period
in 1946.
Total valuation for the first
seven 'months this year reached
$5,191,012 as compared with the
J 946 period mark of $3,326,044.
Pride of Orange Ciounty Departs
By Airplane f or·Sacramento Fair
SANTA ANA (Thursday)-Mlss llenne, secretary of the Hunting·
Pabicla Sulllvan, 17, ot Santa ton Beach cbambor, said toda,y,
Ana, who waS honored at a ban-'"that our selection of Miss Pa·
quet of the Associated Chamben bicla SUilivan, 17, al Santa Ana.
of Commerce at Huntington as 'Miss Orange County' was cor-
Beach, Tuesday night, left aboard r<Ct".
a SoUth~est Airways plane tor Information said to have been
Sacramento at 9 a. m. tdday. received from the L8guna Bee.ch
As "Ptfiss Orange County", an J unior Otamber of Commerce to
honor she won at a recent county-the effect that the minimum age
wide junior chamber of cormnerce limit set by fair officials was 18
beauty contest conducted at Hunt-led Mr. Gallif.nne to make in-
ington Beach, Miss SulJivan wtU qulrie.s u to "the ste.tus ot Miss
represenl the county at' the state Sullivan at Sacramento.
fair In Sacramento. Laiuna Beach JunJor Clamber
HU N TINGTON BEACK
(Wednesday) -State fair offi-
cials have !'JOtified the 'Huntin.gton
Beach G11a.mber of Commerce that
it chan~ the age limit for con·
testants tn the califomia Centen-
nial Glr contest from 18 k> 24 to
17 to 24.
me.ans.'' William Gal·
tell that since the fair manage·
ment had set the minimum at 18
that their choice for the honor,
Miss Dorothy Babcock, 18, .of La·
guna Beach, a fonner Costa Mesa
girl, should be crowned "Miss
Orange County".
Miss Babcock, was runner-up to
Miss Sulfivan, who was the choice
of the Santa Ana: Junior chamber,
her sponsors. •
Distressin'g Condition
OI 37tli St. Pool, Ar~
Taxpoyen' Complaint
Amoac realdeai. pr.._t at
!"" dty •ouacll -u.c II•·
day 'liJ'eftl two Who prot.W
--ponalwlq to ..... oN pool at '1th •treiet aad
C.Ut boulevard. Mn. Ko-
DowPll of 11N C".oaat. bo61&-
val'd aad Mr. Patter90ll of
N__.I ...... no. poo1 wu nnec1 w11b
aaad la lNl a.ad al.nee then
baa pttiMated a .U.treutac'"'
coad.ltlon, a at d Mn. Mc--
DowelJ. for the latake \\'U
not removed anf at b 11 b
tlda lets water lato tbe Nnd-
ftlled buln.
She quoted an oe<:WTence
of lut week when uo•utpect-
lag cue.ta. IP.avhag-her borne
lf'.l tbe even1n«. stepped lnto
a foot of water covertnc the
alde\\'alk and uked lf aome-
tblnc could not be done.
To · icate
Permits issued for the-construc-
tion of new homes and business
buildings since August 25 follow:
To C. H . Bull, 417 -31st street. -.. Youth Center
Newport Beach, a second story to
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200 Twins Arrive
In Huntington Bch.
The 10th Annual Southern CaJi .
romia Twins oonventiop will be
held in Huntington Beach next
Sunday, August 31.
w. J . Bnston, chairman 'of the
conclave states that 200 twins
registered with a possible 400 or
500 twinS attending. The Bell-
fl ower Bgys All Western band \\'ill
play a concert in the open air bbtNJ
starting at 1:00 p. m.
Registration of twins will start
at 9:00 a. m.. and close nt 2:00 ·
p. m. All entries must register in
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Announcement .was made today
that everything is in readiness for
the barbecue and dedication ce.re-
mony to be held at Capistrano
Beaj:h this Saturda_y. The af!air
wtl1 mark t he opening drive to-
ward the construction of a SJ0,-
000.00 Youth Center serving· the
southern coastal communities of
Sali Jua n Capistrano, Dana Point
/and Capistrano Beach and is being
stfiged by lhe Coastline Lions club
who ar<' sponsoring the youth cen-
ter.
Fred \V. Smitti. ~~sid$-nt Lions
lnt~rna tional. will un\.'eit t he mar-
bl" cornerstone, upon •'which is
G._Ut "Dedicated to tpe Youth of
'rod.ay, Tomorrow and Forever",
during. the aftern'oon program. Leo
Carrillo will Emcee the affair
which will be star-studded and will
incl ude many screen and radio
notables. ~sign Area Aide
For Handicapped nLM .TAR .SNATCHED FOR PIRATE DA\'8' celebration here Over one mile of tables and
Ciosta Mesa Schools Will Open
Sept. 10; Class Directions Told
The Costa Mesa Elementary rint session first second and third
Schools will open for the 1947-graders will get their bus at the
1948 school year on September regular bus stops.
10th. School Will star\ at 8 :30 in There will be three fourth
the morning and will De dismissed grades at Undberg until the new
a t 3 :15 at the main school. buildings are completed. The fol-
The first grades ~t Lindbergh lowing children wU1 a~nd the
School will be double sessioned fourth grade at the Mrun tchool
until the new rooms &re complet-and al] other children will enroll
ed. All children ln grades 1, 2, and at Lindbergh school fourth grade.
~ that live north of 19th Street Shirley Ann ClaWSOft, Ceorge
and east of Harbor Blvd. W!ll Thompson, Torllmy C.oke, Charles
enter the first 5eS~Ion which , runs Gammon, Charles McCurry, LU-
from 8:30 to 12:10. ~All chUdren lian Martinez, Flo Lou Thompson,
in gra'des 1. 2. and 3 living south Betty Jane Arnold and Charles
ot 19th St. and west. of Harbor Berry.
Blvd. wil l attend the second ses-Virginia Casillas; Charles Cor·
sion which sfarts at 12 :10 and son, Betty Patterson, Linda Mc-
closes at 3 :50. Willis, Albert Almond, Glenda
At the tim<' of f<'gistration on June Boese and Robert Cooper.
September 10 the children of the Otis Boling, Harold f;(j l''· Betty
1st, and 2nd and 3rd grades will Jean Haggard, Darrel R'artshorn,
.be given bus schedules so that Georgia Johnson, Sonia Mathews
the secrind session ,.chUdren will and Bill Maxwell.
kl)O'" where to get the bus. The <Continued on Back Page)
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Only Orup 0-q
W fl e k I J' Newep;pr
Hem be r Audit BD-
r fl a a o f Clrealeiloa ..
favor Mantz,
Odom, Ruble
In Air Rae~, ... ;'
VA N N U Y 'S (Tlmt.., '-'-
Mantz, Odom and Ruble; ~
American, speed filers, """' tlltw-
favorites. to win the Bendl:k air-
race train here to Oewland c..
Saturday. '
Paul Mantz, Bill Odom and Jim
Ruble weren't making any ~
tions as r to the outcome of U.-
tlight which Is beUI& i..-to aot,
a new record in aviation.. •
Mantz, who hU a home OD Bal-
boa Island and wu ·-.,._ y.,car's contest with an &fEiiCE' ~
435.5 miles per hour, bapeo to llll
475 miles an hour in the -
liright crimsori Mustang .. P"'M'
in 1946.
Famed for h.is world cin::ll:na a-
cords. Odom has entered a n.u.
derbolt (first P-47 to 17,y tl>e -
dixl and his supporters prtdel
that he will outrace the e.lbm
Islander.
Ruble will pilot a cut-down P.a
Lightning for Glenn H. McCartlls.,
Houston oil man.
Peninsulans List
Officers of Assn.
Mrs. M artin Forrest, c~
has announced the list of omcers
of the newly organized Balbaa
Peninsula Poin t Association M fol-
lows: '
Mrs. J oseph L. Duplaine, eec:re-
tary; Edv.·ard L. George, ~
an(I Charles Colyer and ~
\VeKs, membet or the Board
The association wUJ ~t this
Thursday evening in the boaw
of Mr. end Mrs. John ~
corner of Channel and Mlrar:D9
roads, Balboa Peninsula.
Supervisors Set
New Ciounty Rate
ux.t' mootb. Sally BroWa (le.ft) aad Dody Rineer <rtc:ht), belles two miles nf seats wiU be ready "'PIRATE DAYS. 80 .THAT'S IT. Well, well. Pftitty cfrll. F11m
froni the pirate colony or a.tboa •neaked up on Fllm Star Hum-__,. 'star. Huh. I'll nx 'em. Walt unW you .ee my ~up. Who am I !
For convenience of resident.s of phrey Bocvt (oen~r), wbo also ts quite a sea rover and ordel'f!d him Saturday a t 2 o'clock when the Name's D&na.. White boxer. Rare. Master! Name'• Barnum. Yeah,
Newport and Balboa area, Philip to gro"'· a beard or el.te • - -: News-nmes photo by Ben Reddick. <C.Ontinued on Back P age) I'm a pirate. too". -News-nmes photo by Myers Jones
Orange county's share of $3.188,-
259 of the tota l of SI0,531,119 to
be raised to m eet the 1947-48 bu~
get will be r aised on a tax ra~
of $1 per $100 assessed valuatkllll
adopted by the board Of SUpnt-
visdrs Tuesday. Ye<>mans of the State Bureau of -=~::..:::..::..::::.::...:::...::=.. _ _:._.:..:..:.::.:.:..:.::::.:.!::.:.:.::::....;;:..::::;:...:.:.:..:.:::;.:._.:._ _________ ,..:_ ____ _:_.::.::.::.::.:..:.c..:. _____ -:-,;_c..:._-:,..--~.:..:::..:_:...:..:..:.:c:..
vocational Rehabilitation has been Cusumano Announces Laguna .Beach Legion The rate is a reduction ot 77~
cents from 1946-47, made-poss1b)e
'because or generally increased ....
sessed valuations. assigned to cover this community. Legion's Committee Announces Committee The purpose is to ex.tend the ser-
vices of the bureau to all IYP<ll For Ens.uing Senion Heads for New Year
of disabled persons, w ho . on a c-
count of some physical disability,
are in need of counseling and
guidance concerning choice of sul t -
able fields of employment, to be
followed by training which will
render them employable despite
their disability. There is no charge
fo r any service provided.
T h e program is ad.ministered
..-.'1 thout discrimination as to sex.
age, race. economi c status, or
cause of impa.irmen L Every year
in California thousands of persons
suffer or sustain injuries of some
sOrt. either in industry, in the
home. or elsewhere, resultJng in
permanent partial or total dis-
. abiJjty, Many of these handlcapped
"·orkers are unable without as-
sistance to re-establish themselves
in remunerative employment.
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Mrs. Mary A. Way,
Succumbs, Aged 72 ;
Was Grocer's Wife
Mrs. Mary Agnes \Vay, 72, ot
1515 East CentraJ avenue. died
Tuesday morning in S t. Josephs
hospital. She was ?>om in San
~rnardino and had lived in Bal-
P ost Fommander Vincent O.
CusumBno on Wednesday announc-
ed, the names of fellow mt'mtx·rs
\\'hO' \vill serve on committees tor
the Ne\tport Harbor American
Legion, qost during th" ensuing
vear.
CQmmittee heads a.re : Ways and
P..leans, Cusumano. J . J . Sailors.
W. H. Bannister , J . L. Upson,
Phil Ha)lden, J . B. Estuss, B. L.
Marshallj entertainment. T. R.
Tucker: refreshments. H o mer
Smith and Dick Kanold ; house,
Phil Hayden: h1 Jinks, Dick Whit·
son: athletics. B. L lt-farsheJl;
audit, J.t T . Castle, and B. N.
Hafenfe l~: and publicity, S. H: •
Fra nkUn. \and Hugh ~1cMUla.n .
Commission chairmen are: Aero-
nautjcs, Jtarl Coppersmith; Aml'ri ~
~anlsm. ~obert Boyd; boys' club$,
Cusumano: Boy Scouts. LaWttnce
Hartw!g;I BoYl! State, Sidney H .
Davidson! child welJare, R. R.
Hodgkinson; civic ser-vfce. Stewart
Dunla p; community betterinent,
Al Doesburg: conservation. and
fire prevention. Phil Hayden; con-
stitution and by-1a"A'S, Robert
Gardner; d.is.aster and ~Jjef. "Er·
nest But-terworth : finance, Don·
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Bl':Nl!:FAOTOR TAIU':S VETERANS ON F18BING TRIP OUT OF NEWPORT HARBOR. !nllllnD(le
Man Albert O. &abea of Loe ~ alui.rtenid Fl'fldl Wap.er'• ·~Mln.oetoaka" from King'• Land1ng and ·
took oat thb ..,.Oup of p&nlyt.ed veteruu: from Btrmlncla&m \'eterana A.dmlnlstrattoa bo.pltal, Van
NuYL One tuna .,... ~laded la_ u.e ca~ alone with a wbole mess or ballbut. • The majority of
vela RMed from wlileel ehaln wtalc.b were plaeed around the deck of t.he. boat. ·
• --Sport!ishing Association .photo by Hugh McMillan
LAGUNA BEACH !Thursday)
-Commander Roy Baker has an-
nounced the following appointed
rommit tees to take care of t he
local legion post's activities this
year :
Audit: H al Myers. Cotton Rush,
Hafry Smeltzer. American : Ed
Stone, 1Ed Fahey, Charl!,t Dean.
Child Welfare: Bruce Switzer.
Communi ty Betterment: Joe Ar-
mitage, Gene Douglas, Brig. Gen.
P . D. Glassford. Disaster and R e-
lief: Glenn Edds, Clas W ende. Ed
Stone and Brig. Gen. P. D. Glass-
ford.
F lag : Alpheus Newkirk, James
Fritsche, Svend Gottschalk, Bruce
Swit zer. Martin Benson. House
and Grounds: Svend Gottschalk,
Harold Reed, Joe Armita&e. Mem-
bership: "Dante VituJo. Harvey
Les H. Eck('I. county auditor,
listed the divisions of the $1 rate
as follows: Ge neral fund, 30.54 '
cents; sala ry, 27.33; health. 5 :
hospital, 22.24 ; welfare, 13.4 ; ad--
vertising , 40, and Irvine Park, 1
cent.
The county's flood control dia-
trict has a rate of 14.8 cents; th&-
county ttarbor district, 3.65 cents;
county library, 4.5~. Four differ-
ent rates are setjbY the Metropon-
tan Water Distract, Anaheim, Ful-
lerton and Santa Ana. 'all 35.
cents; Coastal M:unidpal Water
District, 42 cents: .Brea City, 55
cents, and Fairview Fanno; a~
tion, 54 cents.
County Group Sends
Sympathy to Widow
Of Late Jim lrvine
.Durkee, N. c . Dawson, A1pheus HUN
Newkirk, Ed Fahley, 'Har ol d TINGTON BEA C1',
Myers. -(Thu~) -1\. resolution ~
National Defense: Brig. Gen. P . p~ing ~thy to. Mn. Jams Ed ne of San ~CUICO for the D. Glassford. ~Jenn Edds, loss of her-. husbilnd who died at Fa~ey, Jan:ies Fritsche. Public Re-Bozeman, Montana, Sunday nigh
lations : Jimmy Burke, Harvey was ordered dra~ and dispatch~
Durkee, Roy. Baker .. Entertain-by members ~ the-Associated
"'!cnt: Alpheus Newkirk. George Chambers of Ccinmerce at thetr
Z1\Jn, Ed Stone. Pete French. Chas dinner meeting here 'J\lesda;J
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boa for 38 years.
She is sumved by her husband, .City Votes to Use
aw-ie. Way, who retired years Chamber Advt. Fund ago from his grocery store at Maln
sm.et and Bay avenue; by """ For Census Survey
House Will Be Set
Afire to Test New
Fighting Equipment
Mayor Calls Special
Meeting for Tuesday
Rufus Jan. Briscoe,
Fether of Fire Capt.,
Passes in 70th Year
Multiple Housing Plan The resolution was adopted on a motion made-by {ierbert F . Ken.t\1' For Central Avenue Is of Balboa. P"!'iden! al the N..,..
D • db c·ty s I port .Harbor OWnber ot C~·
daughter, Miss Mar&U<rito Way;
two sisters. Mn. M.yrtle Spanaltt
of Balboa. and Mrs. E.. S . Atkin-
son of San Bernardino; two broth-
•n. Dudley Driaers al Balboa
and Walter Driggen al San Bel'-
nardino.
Funel"Bl services ·w111 be held at
1 p. m. Friday In Gnuol chapel.
Costa Mesa. with U.. Rev. E. D.
C'.....i.Jl ottldatlnc "and Interment
will be In Mountain View ........
tery, San Bemardlno.
TM N-" .......... Clt}'
en1e y 1 o ons me~ and Bal-pootma.tn.
Members of lhti-dty cound1 on A real house or a reuonable eoa.ell wlll ..... -ad,Joaned Rufus Janvier Briscoe. 70. died Property owners who presented
Monday voted to appropriate from rasctmUe will be burned heft to-M!!tt .. s TM1'v &ttenoee Aug. 2'1 at rus home, 128 Santa a request to the city council Mon
SlOOO to $1500 horn the •"'-<e.r· day In conjunction Mt):t the test-ant.. .....,,rtbM S. at, P. m.. Isabel street, Costa Mesa. He was day asking that blocks ~11-12
tb.ina tund to pa,y the ccmt of the lng of new fin, equipment which at wMcll time ....,.I' otlltt born in Flint. ?tfichigan, and came on Central avenue be rezoned from
foderal <enSUS wblcll will be made will be an display during the mttt-._,_t _..,,., tile dt}' to Newport Beadl·ln 1921. nuwing R-2 classification of two residences
~ shortly. inc of the pre..con·vention confab w1D reoet"' ud: Mod.7 ..,. to Costa Mesa seven years a.go, to a lot to R-3 received a denia!
An •dwrt.lsln& fund Js let aside of the South.land division ot the P"GJ! 11 ar ...,.. -.,. .. _.. Re is SW'Vived by his wUe, Mary bUt may be cheered by a~ tak
.. c11 nscaJ ,...,. f~ the """of th• California Sta1e Flrem<!n'• assn. ,.._ ror die '"""11 1 t Frances, ot the home address; en by the planning comm!alon to
Ne•port Hul>or Cwnbor al Q>m-s~ of the ewnt .,., the of tile ---ot ~ three sons. R. J . ilrisooe jr., • of institute a Jong range zoo/Ilg plan.
me!'CO In pUblidzlnc the N-rt Newj>ort Harbor Flrem<n'• A-. -..... -.,. ... dl;f.. Newport Beach; 0 . H. Briscoe Of Coolmentlng on the petition
After an interesting buslne9
meeting, W. L. F8lTO'W' of Garden
Grove. pr.sldenl al the Aaoclated,
announced that the boord of dl-
rectol"S al the •woclatl!>tr will
meet In Santa Ana on Sept.,...
ber 8. I
Bartender Booked on.
Tipsy Driving Count bart>or .,... In vuloua ...,. and elation, with Phil Hayden in tile co...,. ....... --Balboa l&1and and Robert Van R. which wu denied. C<>uncllman
throuch various eypel of media. charp of tbe cauCllL 1*V o1oo fl•ff'IC OD ... Briscoe . of Loo Angeles; two Muon Siler stated that spot re-Vemm M.. 1'm1ta11, 33, ""'8dia•
Councilmen felt that the -The unfortunate house Is being -..... ..,. daughter&, Mn. Comella Heller of zoning would do little &ood and ~. wu roleeoed .., '251>-Per!Tlit to Unload Rsh to pay far the ...-.-taldna mom ....... lta location In New-San Diep and Mrs. Sarah M.cAr-~ked for a bearing OD the entire ball, ~. far ~ i.
~om 28th St. Denied should """'" tram thett, u they pat &lcbta and will be set up Tire, Wheel Missed tor of CUiver ciy, and five &rand· .,..,. of the peninsula betw...,, the fore Ccy Judie Bob Ganlnor-.
""""' It. as a phaae ot adYertlslnc on the BaJboa porldnc lot, where chlklren· allo one~--..i !'Jewport and Balboa piers. Saturday on a ~ cvnp!•ln•. at
The NewjliA'l -City.,....._ Newport Barbor-. Councilmen an elaborate dlopi.y of equip-P. >., lncJes of 330\i .Undo ave-' ' slater The propect would have the drunk clrh!Qlf. ·
ell donled .., aPJ,lla.ticm -t-L. L. Isbell and Bob Allen i-lred awnt, -ffoni San Franc!-. nue, llaJboa. reported to Newport w. of ~ Park and one ' bacldnc of both the realty. boord Patrolman L. v. l'bebol8 -R.
ted to -...,..,. by JI.ml! on the -1o·iau tho -will be-.._ Some U-durinc Beach polklo the theft al a -Mrs. D. H. .MOOIOI' al Columbus, and the tax -. SU... stated, Oot...i al the Nowpat Jl'wb•
Sape ot 11431' -ao.don tram the chamber llmd. tho --the -will be and wbed on &mday. Oblo. • and It would be -to blre ~ aid !bat· -~ _, atroet.. Loo~ oet eftre. ~ then .. l 8""ices 1"l!tt beJd ol ll L m. an qpert to -~and -Ult -dlllille tqel1twi17 .._
Sape -1ed ""' I ,..., to libf.•ry Fees Reported alln apln tar...-with -Coudi P•d Stolen .._,. In Grwl; chtpel with out • major owr..n pion_ -COat blall>•wt al 12'40 L .,,,.
mloecl !Ids fnm1-.. at the 2llb ~t.-~ ....._ f ..-,. al .~ would pavliJe far -at Ibo n...,.. ' ·
-dodt ,. to -·the -Don>tbu Wlloon. dt:f -. 'lilllllne Ill-, ~ lo A caudl pad -~ ll<>len •-_._,. armes;-u• ..... fer !be DeSt ta _..
far -pmpo1' S:. aid he -Sl'llSl Into~ dt7 .._ ..-_.. .-'llMI. will -1.., a..,. Klas. ot 12ZI. w..i 11q J'lnt'(Jptotlan Scl••u• duel> of At thlo point Walter Lon111cm:mcoaor Thdt al 11:s. .i.eeta --
---by tho SIDI<! 11111 ..,. far book ""'tall ---. lunda, -the ahlbllw, -tho -. Ne•jlWt -· .., S...-NE•l(O't Budl, In. <llaJTt. IJrtno. bf the plonnlnc 0•1•1•to .... an-pordl WDI ""*1al bJ 1., c., ~-Gaile ""' II d " lo -i: llilll. Inc JUiy. . (Clontlnued cm ~ i'opl · lloJ. , -wa pd9ale. (Ola-cm BacJ· _Papi PhlPlfO ot I Br o • -to ......
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THU118DAY Newport J!<oc1!. Callf. "°""'' !II, lMl
THE NORTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS
announces the Twentieth 'tear
of Elementary Qasses
for YOUNG BOYS OF CHARACTER
and EDUC'fl'IONAL PROMISE
to open~ September 22
Padua Hills Road
' a.AREMONT , CALI EORNIA
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Commodore Beek Praises Aides, f"I Sf Winners as Trophies Are Given .1 m ars Along the Waterfront
With Cliff Ball For Tournm~nt of Lights Fete Will Attend
.. FlccUng u a rainboW, tnJ\-cere sympathy, ll no prizes.. • Bill Marx, whose charter party fouled up in the marlin llne and
lknt u • sunset ls the Touma.-or' the parade the Veteran ~ 0 a F t aboard his Say When caught 20 broke the lighter line on which it
ment of Ughllf we see long llne:t modore aald "N~ther chill nJghf r nge . e e albacore last ft1.onday, teU. me was hooked. Frank qUickly hauled
of boat.a going down throua:h the lllT, damp fOI nor the-pass&&:e of that the halt receiver built by in the marlin tackle and caught
years, btg barges: flret u..llboala, time can erase a brautiful mem-King's Anglen ii working fine. the fish before the lines were un-
llttle canoes and rowboat.a, all tt-ory. It lives In the memory of the FUm personalities, c 0 l 0 r f u 1 The bait receiver system of ator-tangled.
fleeted ln the mirror water of 1pcctaton who lee It from boa~ Southern California riding ~ ing live bait from d•.Y to day hu • • •
the bay-the "'oloes and the mu.le on our . 1hort1 and In our" homes. and the moet beautiful girls in the always ~ in. the experlmcnlJ\t The best commercial Ca tch we
die away, the parade ls over and How lone Richard w i· 11 go on orange belt w 111 be parttcani. stage. Kings Anglers, a club com-heard of for the week wu a 2400
yet there ls in it a JustlflcatJon 'opening the door' ln memory we Saturday~ September l3. when the posed of the skippera of charter lb. load of albacore brought in by
tor all our work and expense and do not know: thoee .old-time bi-big parade climaxing the two--day ~ts operating from Klng's Land-Pete Cody's I sl&nd King. It was
we have not lalxrred ln vain". cyclll'ls wUl co on-pedalin& far OranQ (-c.allf.) Harvest FestiVal mg, all pitched ln, bou&ht lwnber, one days catch, and they w.ere
These were the wordi of J. A. yean to come, the turkey wtll ii held before an expected crowd donated labor, and ibullt a •true-using live bait. Another good load
Beek, honorary commodoTe of ltie strut throu&h the s~aw ~ thoee or 25•000. · ture which. they thou,ght would was brou&:ht ln by Freeman £u..
BaJboa Tournament of Lla:hts U-ll&hted Snowblrdl will sail on for· To spur interest in the event, 'bold . ~e bait and k~p it ln good ton on his boat, Espada, on Mon-
IOciaUon. u he thanked the par-ever. the six Orance beauties c:ompetinc condition. They anchored the bia: day. Freeman take• charter
Uclpants in thil year's parade and "OUr theme wu fortunate for for the title of queen. will be ~t pen out near the jetty, and parties from Port Orange. but
awarded trophies Saturday mom· In lt, with its many 9QDP, wu taken on 8 rootor~tow-throu&h ad-lt has been there long enough to had an open date and was filh1n& ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I ina: ln Balboa Yacht club. combined the colon or the artilt. joinin countfft durin& the week:I get a good_ test. The fact that it commercially at the time. Monday the tmqJo and tone ol the aim-:e!i1n th r ti al ccordlnc iJI •tlll being used iJI testimony must bo his lucky day, for on the The RCretary of the state ten-.......-ind the ....._-'"ta t the prrc g e H v , a enOU&h tor It's succeu r o r a previous Monday, be Jett the Port ate had taken a ireat deal ot r---· · ............ 0 to Car1 Opp, chairman of the charter boat ski 11 ~e
trouble to return here for the poet ... Special t.hanb were Jlven fntlval committtt. They ~II be ticular about ... :~eUneas ryof~ Orange dock at 6 :00 a .m . with •
P'f'lf!nt.tlon. Perhaps the auod.a· W. H. Hitchman, manager of the accompalned by a be--whilk.ettd bait LI.I party or anglers, and was back at
lJon officials were particulCrty ln· parade. r .nd to the ma.ny who had chambtt of commerce honor B: , noon With 50 albacore. aJd~ ir. making it a success ill says he hasn t gone any llltent for Mr. Beek, who until . · guard. turthet than the receiver for bait
lhll year has guided the tourna-Commodore Beek then present-, for two weeks and· since the Special f.ectua1 studies of leg-
ntl!nt u commodore and hu pre-od th• 1weepotaltes ll'OPhY to the TIDE TABLES King's Anglers ~re catching their lslatlve problems are made by the
sented hundreds: of trophies to Oty of Puadena for their beau-share of the fish the. bait must Bureau or Public Administration
participants,. this year wu pre-titul "Swing Low, Sweet Cbalrot" AUGUST 1941 be lenty hot ' on the Berkeley campus of the •
SAM'S S~A FOOD SPA
LIDO IBLE
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FRIED CHICKEN sented with his own first trophy. Ooat .and also called forward to F 29 8 ;46 2:t9 1 :M l :'' ~ey desi~ed the receiver tor Unlver&ity· of California at the re-
Commodore J . S. Barrett or the ';!,e ~~~::--',·~~~:· :_~0 4.3 ---0.3 5.8 2.3 s trength, and for the e limination aqu~e:s~t;_o~!~l:_eg~is~l~a~tors~':_· _____ J~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
association was in charge, Com-. ' _.-s 30 9 :08 2 :45 8:1 8 Z:l1 of -the ill effects or ocean surge . .:.
$150
NEW YORK CUT STEAK --·------··--·--···--.S:Z.!iO
WHOLE BROILED LOBSTER -----··-··--·-··.$2~
with drawn butter.
BBOD,l!:D SWORD.FISH STEAK -------... $1.50
PBIED OOMBINADON SEA FOOD -·-' .... _..$1.50
FRIED SHRIMP _.$1,.50 RAINBOW TROUT .. ..St.75
Bot Mince Pie with Bnuady Sauce
8oqpa • 8&1ada • Dwwwat»
Sam's Sea Food Spa
and Fish Market
Plooaeo: Loq -~lt. -ond -ae1 <lout m rbwa.J (Neu 8e&I BMdll
modore Bob Boyd of BYC wel-peE ~t trToapyhlloer• r""'orreh.,.•warda··~ to 4.4 ---0.3 5.9 2.0 It's built of heavy. cross braced
corned the guests and Vice-Com-,. r .. "~ .. l UA.Utary Su 31 9 :28 3:10 8:48 2:4:1 timbers, and is all enclosed ex-
modore Dick Fenton, who arrang-wO:.d p~;ti:;~ ~~~y ~:;.d 4.5 -0.2 5.8 1.8 cept small doors t hat permit the
ed. for the trophies. also aul.ated. !nod J S B ·1 1 hi · S~EMBEB, IN.1 eritry of fresh water, and sloU "0 h . at " h . ore . . arret , or . s entry th bo th h h' h th n l e morn.mg ter was l e or the S ii1ging Senators ach Of 1 9 3 33 21 1 :19 a t e ttom roug w IC e
theme of the opening re.mar~ of w hich s.lso' had an lndivi.d~~ entnr. A1 · : I : dea~ bait and scales '!"BY fall.
Mr. Beek as he told or those db-.,. , . 4· O.O 5·6 1·6 King's Anglers ·can t take all
appointed people who had Ooats The oftit.ial list of awards LS : T 2 lO:l 2 3:57 9:51 S:S5 the credit for the developme nt of
wrecked by y.•aves and put out of ~: ~~~Jc:r.:~~=~:;~~t -Tldu an P~!d In °~3roer 0~·~!~! this receiver. because they ~·ere
cq,mpetition by dead batteries: and Theme. Licht flSUJ"U Lm.; duk rtsuru p.m. able to learn from the v.·ork, ex-
these participants received sin-J. Ne..purt Harbor Junior Chamber pense, and m istakes that others or Comme~rand. 28. Yrs. W ilbur Sml1h. belt lllumtnat·
Corone ·del Mer
CAB CO.
Phone Harbor
1073-W
or Harbor 2380
TOMMY'S SHOP
IOI Cout mOR7
Serving Balboa Island
and the Harbor Area
4. San Bernardino r-.·auoo.al Or&np: e.d hou..e on BalbOa l iland , lit. had made in previous experiments
• RShodw-Spocl&BaL 11 _....m--C od 29. Peir.-te liltchc:uek. bell Illuminated with live bait storage .. However , en eavou• ,.,.., omm ore.. hou8e on Lido tile. tit. h ' hl ded 6. City of l...a.KUna Beach-rt..t class b . 30. D r. Wat.on-but Illuminated houae they are to be 1g Y commen
7. ctz of Anahe im-Lit c)Na c. 1n Nt1 wport Beach t i t ror being a live-wire bunch whose
fl. LI o tale A.uuc:lat1ton-lat ctau 1. lt. Ntna'-A.I Tlffan~t"'t 'commercial. coll-u·ve action has helped solve B. Beacon Ba,.-Aaaoc atlon-Llt cl&M 2. 32. JilC"Cullah Brotber.-11peclal award ......
10. City of corona d(I Ma r-lat cl&a11 3, commercl&J a problem that has plagued the II. N1't1Ye Dau1ibtera of the Golden 3.'I. E. c , rn.i~h.an-specla.1 commercial. We111t-tat c.llU.9 4. 3.i Balboa tmpro,•ement Auoclatlon-sportfishing business for man Y
12. Bu11lnen and Profe11alona.l Wo-' 1 lal award years.
men·• Club or Nf'wport Harbor, as ,f::k P'ldler-'s~claJ award. t•t cllUlol 5 ' · ..... 13 Amf!rican Le'""'Qn Poat 291 _ lst 36. Mr. R. O. W lte. Port Lido · · 11• 11peel1l award. cl .... 6., ~7. Barton Bttk-eperlal awa rd. 14. Sher1rt Bl.caHus L o .s Anfelu 38. o . Cliuuon-epeclal award.
County 80)'9 Ba.nd-Llt clua • l9 John Crlft1th-2nd Cortathtan. 15, Lonlt' Beach Municipal Ba.nd-l!lt 40: Nf'll A Mona Barlow-epecl&I Cor-
clau e. lnlhtan. 16, Vauz Rutaura.nt-lst class Ir· 4l Jame• He•lon-11pectal Corinthian. 17. E,rnt'lll Taylor-Lit 11.uxlltary. 42: Lis Rober1 .on-apec_l1I Corinthian.
18. ~ewport·B&lboa Rot.&ry Club -'43 Ge<tf"lf' Clt'mmln.90n-1peclal Cortn· 2nd Cl&M IS. thlan
1!. Newpon Ha rbor Cir! Scoul9 O[ 4.i c T · A Ed y1,.1d-epeclal Corin· A.mertca-Ut clua 7. · lh!&n·.
20. Bil.Ibo& Island Ts.cbt Club -lat 4&. Paul Fruenan-pech1I Corinthian.
Clua 8. 46 Bill Farwell~lal Corinthian. 21. J1me• M1lle~lat Corinth.Ian.. .i7· 0.l'la Kylf'-f!peclal Corinthian.
21. C. C. C.h.t&re!t-2nd auxlllary. 18° Sally Yloolsey-1:1al Corinthian. 23. Al Ander.on-2nd crvlar. 9· -·· s. Bffk ..-1&1 :!t. Y lvlan Vallf!ly-1.st 1pecla1. 4 r uur natur1!. oe .-e.,..~
i:. Joe Beek-l•l crulatr Corinlhla.n. :?ii: y , >.:lt lste •nd Co. "tc..iuope) 50. Lewis Stanle,, 1ward merit. special award 51. Pen-e Pf'llelt-ward mertt.
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There a re a lot of good sport-
fishermen in th'c bay area who
ha ve been trying to catch their
first marlin for nve or six years.
Bob Jones, owner or the Playgirl
11 , got one on his second trip out.
He landed a n albatore o n his first.
He \\"8S accompaincd by 1'1 erle
Miller , manager of Bayshore 1'1 a -
r ine Service. on both trips, "'hi"c:h
may or may not h&\'C had some-
thing t.P do with his good luck.
• • • ' Guy Jacobs, ~·ho runs the Chris 27 }'(141\mute r H · F Kenne)' -~l&l 52. Tf'rrv Atun--e.ward merit. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===========~:.::~· ~!'.'.c.:__..:_· .:__· __ ..:...__.:..:___:. sa. w. t. Covert-ward mf!rtt. award. 5-4 J . s. 01'r\ln1tton-i1w1rd mertL Craft "'ood"·orking shop: h a d
had some good fishing \vith L'X·
pert Fra nk Li ~nell on Sunday.
Guy, who is an ardent fres h ~·aler
fisherman. caught t"·b •albacore,
and sa"' Frank catch one on his
SPORTFISHING
By RUGH McMILLAN
You can't match the "heart"
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Thlrty-slx marlin and three marli n gear. "fhey wl."'re trolling
broadbUI had been brought In by both marlin and albacore lures
this timL' la.st year . This year the when Frank hooked a particula rly
score Is 26 n1arlln and one booad· lively long fin. It managed to get
bl 11, bu 1 th Is fact haSn. t discoura g · I r=================:;;;;;;======""==============;;;
ed the s wordfishermen, as the big
fish come In schools. They are
liable to bust loose al a ny time,
World's Clla_mpion
Valve-in-Head
Design I
In oddltloo "' olWlv 't"" t11o ...,,.,,.n,. ,_:
fotlftOftC!e1fftdency of o Vo~·tt.ad llwtft..
-Engine, ~ oi..s 't"" tllo BIG.CU
•tylfne and luxury of o UnbtMI Body by FltM<-
tt.e poHem o# ftne, cootAcn:rff-and, of oour•.
.. 8ody by fithtr" ts eJt.dtniv9 to Chevrolet ~ the
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You and your fomHy wont reol MOtcwinu •ofety-.t...'9,., and
whet....,. you tro'Ml-ond her• a9atn 'f04X c:holC9 h CMnoieto
Wa -..dty and ""'dily bolt, -11G-CA11 QUALITY _.,..
and tbraugh, typlllod by --......._ .. "--
--and -Adlon Hydrovlk -Thcrt'• • ... ob ....... of tofoty -found ..., In ~ and
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th. new Chevrolet ii the lowest-pnc.d
motor car with a Valve-in-Mead
&lgine-ille type of car engine which
holds an rflClOrds for efficiency-for
givln\11 ma•imum power from every
ounce of fuel Moreover, Chevrolet's
Volv•W.·Heod Engine 1s th. "champion
of d1ampions" on all these counts.
l 11 Valvo-NHiead perfcinnonce ot
lo-' p rices1 (2) bilroom al milM of
service to ownen; and (3) number of
ownen served. In· fad, this sturdy
a-n>lot Valv.-W.-Head &lgine hos
d.r-od _,, mllos, for ...,,.. own-
.,._ ,,.,., a long«-period, than Olf't
oet.t automotive engine built today,
~rdleu of type, m. Of\ pricel
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la wlMI IC-. yow ........ -In ..... n1nnl"1 ........ . ..., .......................... _ ..... -............. .
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CH,EVROLET ,
. ' Culbertson Chevrolet Co. . .
Y ot11 Harbor Area Arrlbori1eJ -Clte-rrol.f DeoJ.,
NEWPORT BEACH
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Eddit o rrerle's boat Dolphin
brought in one martin Saturday in
40 minutes caught by 0 . C. Dor-
sey. on heavy tackle, that weigh-
ed 147 pounds. A rMrlin has never
been known in t.hese parts to be
landed on a live bait boat, but
Ray Kimball 's Co m e l almost
brought one in this week. The
boat wu fishing in a school of
albacore \vhe n one of the anglers
hooked a marlin, \l.ri.th a 2/0 hook ,
number nine line. a nd a four foot
leader.
The Coml'l left lhe school or
albacore and lh{' angler fought
this marlin for JO minutes, but
finally the fi sh wrapped \he line
around the tail and busted it. The
Comet got 15 tu.na a nd three al-
bacore 1'1onday.
Dan P.tcf.tillan, on the Lorna
Pat. brought In five albacore MoO-
day. On 1\JC'Sday he brought In Cive
albacore and two tuna. J oe Gross
Fly in '_fwin
Engine Planes • • •
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Speed _
Safety
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CHARTER TRIPS
Anyplace!
Anywhere! Anytime!
Reasonable
Rates • 24 -Hour
Service
Also Private
Flying Instructions
In New -1947
Light Planes
• VETERAN AIR TRANSPORT COMMAND PILOTS
BALBOA FLYING SER 'VICE
Harbor 2145-J
and Barney Rabel, of San Berdoo. ,, 1
hooked 'tnto the same albacore ~===============~=======================
Phones: Huntington Beach 1833. (24 Hrs.)
that day from the Loma Pat. ~e
fish t.ook both baits, got hooked
on both their hooks, and the two
anglers brought In the one fish.
Many landlngi are running al-
bacore specials these days for
those anglers that want albacore
Surprising enough, many fisher-
men don't care to fish albacore •
so cer tain boats con tinue the bar-
racuda, halibut, bass run. The
Valencia ID ls cne ot these. One
day this week it ran into a school
of albacore and tu anglers lost 36
hookups on albacore. The mi>Per
radi~telephoned for another boat
to take over the school and went
batta~uda fishing which, believe it
or not. made the anglers aboard
happy. · ·
K e Ith Rlma'a Z.OOtzmee ll
brought ln 12 albacore one day
this week. the largest a 28 pound-
er caught by S. W. Edmiston, of
Los Angeles. A 36 pound albacore
waa caught by S . L . Burgess, ot
Newport, aboard Jess Skeen's
Georgia M. Bill Marx's Say When
brought ln 24 albacore TUesday .
Albert G. Ruben, 510 6th St., ·
L. A.. chartered Fred ,Wagper'a
Minnetonka one da.y this week ,and
took out a group of i-pitalized
vets from Blrmlngham V. A. Hoo-
p(tal. In Van Nuy&. '!be potlents
did their flshln& from whttl chain
around the deck of the "Minnie".
'Ibey had o big catc:h of baa and
hallbvt.
A 411 pound white '" boa wu
col!lht l>y Ed Quandt, 151 S. C...-
t..-St., Onnp, from a 19th atrttt ..... -t. n.. !lob -52 _...,. __ :» __
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alJJ.B OJI' TB1JMB Jl'Oa .T&AVEUBS
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f EATllED AT SPECIAL PllCES
Thurs., ni. and Sat., Aug. 28, 29, 30 Only
·individual Coffee. Cakes sc M, mn•·-·-11 •-ao...,a-3 for 23c 8*'* ... 0-? Oatl on.p. SeplarlJ' lo wit. . ~
1-Layer Square Cakes 4 9c ~
25c h.olf
' MARKET SPOT, 1Balboa Island
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Enjoy a Delicious Meal at
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U8I Newpon 8"lenrcl, Coota 111-
BEAOON HU
Opea I to 10 P. II. Doi17, 6 to t P. II. 8aado,Jo
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t:lo~ ~r , Start Ford I 091 ti., llle.J!•lt I Diego County
~~~s!n~~~= Prod ction M~ ~~ i:u-;--~ Tuna Output·
~=~~;Next 1Monday =:~~:~~= Ov M·11· ment will be given ror pilot (Kl-J, O'Neil. entwhll• technical oer-er . I ion
ioln&) and t:Ugmfater to 6ll pool-1eant. MAC 12, at the U. S. Ma-
tlons at the Te:rmiMI llland Naval Drarbom, MJch.-The U~ln· rtne: Air Station. San Diego cann~es packed
Shipyard San Pedro. Qallfomla. Mercury dlvtlkm of Ford Motor Seems that thb: former Boston more than a mlll1on cues of
Thi• ~amlnation ii 'open to ~ Com,pany wU1 resume automobile' Globe news.writer hu twtc:e hit yellowftn . tuna, 1klpjack and
public u well u to an war ~ tPri>dLK;Uon Monda.Y. August 25, the jackpot, thoush the ttturna bonito durmg the first sue months
vice and tempor&ry employees. Ap-!litter more th a n a three-week were smaller than pe anticipated, or 1947, the San Diego County De-
pUcatJom will be received from shutdown due to a strike qalnst perhaps, by aetttnc two lh6rt partment or Natural Resources re-
August zr. 1947, to September 16. the Murray Corporation, lt wu stories accepted, one by the Ports. Due to the scarcity of al-
l947, inclusive. announced today by D. S . Harder, Leatherneck Maa:az.lne and the bacore, ~nly a 1unall quantity of
Applications and supplemental Ford vtce--presldetlt and director other by a national contest pro-this specie_J_~eached the canneries. ronm may be obtained from the ol JMnufacturing. ject ot a national maculne. The department reported \11~at
Board . of u. s. Civil Service Ex· "GettJn1 production back: to In each cue he won $50, one the shor~age of bamboo tuna eh·
..mtnen TermJnal Ialand Naval tchedule Is lara:ety dependent upon of .,hlch wu a $50 war bond. lng poles, acute during the ,war
Shipyard San Pedro. California; gettin1 the men back in the Now what perturbt us 81 It became the bulk of the supply
any firlt' or second class pmt of-plant.I," Mr. Hardu added. Ker-~ma.-does other uren~ Wt\o came from Japan, has been some;
flee; or from the dittctor, 12th curys are uaembled al Dearborn. like t.hb YQUnl teUow, ll the ad-what alleviated by the lmportatio U, S. a'vU , SP!rvice ResiOfl room Lincolns at DesL . vertixment which he placed in of 10,000 poles from Mexico.
129 A aJsers Bulldlng, 630 San-Approxlmalel t-'00 employes Th• Fii ht Jacket ortlclal pubU· ,._ Supply Awolted
some ~t. San Francisco 11, Cal· are Involved, In • resumption of cation :f the mili tary personnel The Te~ewal of free tra~e with
lfomla · · production at be h planta. of the hue-for Auinttt ~ Japan which ~e effective Fri-
, ' •-· day under intemauonaJ agreement
The advJ,. read u foUows : will permit the local fishing fleet
St .. te Farm Youths
Ente r Big Contest
At Amherst, Mau.
AMHERST. MASS.. !Special)
Return of Farm
Placement Agency
To State Lauded
Two young vegetable growen The return or the Farm Piace-
from Madera County in CallJomJa ment Service to the Callfornla [)e..
have enrolled in the seventh an-partm(nt of Employnient on Jan-
nual National Junior Veeetable uary 1, 1948. will be welcomed by
Growers Association production-the Department of Employment.
markecing con t es t, ProfNIOr Jaines G. Bryant, chairman of the
Grant 8 . Snyder of Massachusetta Employment StabUlzation Com-
Stat.e collt>ge, adult advisor of the m ission, declared today.
association announced today. The farm plaet>ment service, as
These young gardeners are com-weU as the industrlal placement
petln g with other young growers sen 1et-, was turned over to the
from 44 s tates for it share of the r~eral government as a wartime
$6,000' scholarship fund provided emergencY meuun in 1942. From
annua.113' for ·the association by 1943 to the present, the .! arm
A & P Food Stores. The awards plaet-ment aervlce has been op-
lncludc a $500 national champion· erated by the California Agricul-
ship, four $200 regional awards. ture Exten1ion iervice u an emer-
thir ty-1.hree sectional awards of. gency farm labor project.
$100 each and four awards of $10 ''The Department of Employ-
each In each state. ment and the Agricultural Exten-
T h r contest seeks to demon- slon Service are now working to
strat~ to young people efficient dovetal1 operations so that there
production a.nd marketing meth· will b(' as little confusion and loss
ods. Winners are decided on the of efficiency as possible when the
basis or the contestant's errorts return to s ta te control is made
on sludics of production and effective on J anuary 1st." Bryant
marketing. vegetable projects and declared. •
community act ivities. Awards are Lt will h<> the purpose of the
made a nnually at the association's di:partm€'nt of empl oym ent to uti-
conv<'nlion 'A'hich this year will liu.-as far as practical the facili-
bc held at J ackson. lt:tiss., Decem-ties and l ralncd personne l or the
'!FOR. SAL&-1947 Underwood to again procure bamboo poles
office typewriter In A·l condition. from that country and will bring
S1SO or bnt otter. 'l'/Sgt. F . J . about changes in the agar indus-
O'Neld, Apt. 24-B, MAMAR.." try.
· • • The natural resources d<'part-
We don't like to think, what ment disclosed that agar is being
the advt. 1uageat1, lJ'lat O'Neil, produced locally from gelidiurn, a
di1couraged by the ha.r~ work he seaweed obtained from Mexican
has put in on story wrltjn& and wat'!ra. Although the quantity of
the 'amount of money he ha1 ex-raw material is good the quality
pended for 1X>9tage and marlirold ls unreliable and the cost or har-
enveJopes, la ready to &i".e up the vesting in hii!h.
•hip. Under the free trade agreement
Writing is hard work, but the it may be possible, the department
field for acceptance-was never saJd, to import raw gelidium from
greener than it is now. a.nd that Japan and proce$s it here to
is why )'le hope that the adver· American ·standards of quality and
Usement means something else--cleanliness in competition wi t h
somethlne like sellin& the 1tan-foreign manufactured products.
dard mathine in order to buy a Bay Prowldee SaJt
portable. Dean F . Palmer, Director of
That advt. of O'Nel1'1 spun the the department. aaJd 1.he year's
imagination, and we hope the tal-production of saJt from the beds
ented Leatherneck doesn't let any-at the head of San Diego bay win
one else jump the gun and writ approximate 15,000 tons.
a short-story around,it. He said resumption of gold min-
We'd like to see O'Neil take hold ing ln the county hu been hamp-
of that. Idea and build It up into ered by t he high cost of material
a saleable atory and we'd like to and labor. ··The 'miner has nofhing
thing that he wrote it on the ma-to offset his increased costs as he
chjne he Intended to seJI for $l50 is producing a commodity which
or the best offer.
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county in the 1947 contest are: adequa!(' fund$ to opera.le the kind
Da,;d J . La.Rue and Joseph Wells, or placement sen 'ict' needed by
J r. California's six billion dollar farm
We've known scores of authors
and magazine WTiters in our time.
W e know their trials and tribu-
lations. We know the houni: they've
spent Y.T it ing unsalable sturr be-
fore they made the top rung.
"Hedy Lamarr's Romance-Prob-
l<'ms" • • • One husband SJM!nf
only four e\'enings alone with her
in 15 months of married life. Ano-
t her had the habit or usually fall -
ing asleep a t dinner . Read th!!
story of this glamorous film star's
romances in The American Weekly
t hat great magazine distributed
with nc-xt Sunday's Los Angeles
Exam iner.
•.Before You Build or Remodel
Villi Our lnten.tlng Semple Uld Dilplay Rooms Oasslfied ads DO get the job
done.
business will be mad(' a\'aitable.
l . r
aUU ·brinp its prewar price of $35
an ounce." sald Palmer. •
The survey of potenUal gem de-
posits started slx months ago by
the U. S. Geological Survey in co-
operation with the State Divis.ion or Mines has dilclooed commerdoJ
paulbtlities for future gem opera-
tions in the Pala area. The Dincon
alfd Afesa Grande areas are 1till
to be surveyed.
Pyropbylllte lncre...e.
Palmer reported increased pnr
duction of pyhophyUite as· a result
of expansion of t he mill at Chula
Viola.
This material mined near Es-
condido, 'ts all belne ground to
325-mesh. and sold 8!i an insectl·
clde carrier.
Another industry which is ex-
panding is that of montmorillonite,
a form or clay shipped from the
Otay meat to Los Ahgeles for use
'in olJ filtering proc.?sses.
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Lumber p;'lills in the Julian d~
trict are continuing operations.
Palmer reported, although thelr
output ls not u large as in 1946
because shortages of basic ma-
terlalJ has hampered construction
or homes and other buildings.
"It's ,. lllrifi< to • lo "" ... Yle .. ..... ...., ..... bow!'"
A new circular an fertilizers
and soils h&s been issued by the
University of California College
o( Agriculture. -·
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Our Offices
Will Be Closed
SA TU RDA Y, AUG. 30
SUNDAY, AUG. 31
MONDAY, SEPT. I
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SAVINGS """ "OAN ASSOCIATION
p. 11. palmer INCORPORATED
Harbor 1500 · 3333 Via Lido
Newport Beach , Californ i.o
Color guides, plan-
ning aids, oomprehens-
ive stock of au,iets
and linoleum.
MEN-WOMEN
J..fe siatC'd that representatives
or the dC'partm<'nt of employmen t
are now conf(•rrins: with Califor-
nia's agricultural leaden to lay
plans roc a farm plaCt'ment service
tailor-made to fil farmers' needs.
So Y.'hcn y,,·e are made to think
by a small advt. even in a mili-
tary publication that a feJloy,,· who
has 1nlcnf and hu twice sold
stories is ready to quit, v.•c'd just
like to take· 1 he guy out to tht'
old "'oodshed and lay on a kindli n'
or two. 'tou'r• sure of a tender, iulcy road when you ltuy •
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Prim itive Indian hunters and
fishcrml'n "'ent far toward keep-
ing the G1U11c pop\.ilation down be-
fore the coming of the white man,
says a University o'f CaJi!ornia
anthropologist.
\Ve tt)ink it might be a good
idea ror O'Neil, who is a fonner
Boston Globe ne¥tS -writC'r, to come
do,vn a nd get acquainted with
fQrmer Globe reporter and copy-
readcr . Police Sgt. Charles K.
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ol the Red Cross Water_Solety· Program Harbor Feminine Activities llewm Beaclr Circle Plans Luncheon lor
September MH ting ol WSCS at Christ Church Phones: Barbo:' l3 and 2(ll + By Wln1tr.d Barbre • Resl~ Phone: Harl>or 1637-R N~t&-~~~t ,~~~~=~-~~~~~h~C~/~b==~---~--~~=====~-----===~===~~~~~
Newport Harbor's '1earn through cootrlbutl<Jm n!Sldenta
sWim a.nd water aatety'' program make to the annual fund drift.
spon&ored by the local Red Cross Ownes were open to all oomen
Branch was cunpleted Aueust 16 and were without charge. Ouircb by the s.\ met Wedlle$o be held at th• church on Wodnes-Ba/boa Yac t U
da7 atternoon at the home of Mrs. day, Sept. 10. To Fete Star °"S~ip,,.n • E. D. Goodell with Mn. Wllllam Commit!... w • r • appointed ' '
•--iding in the aboenco with Miss Elsie Nowland chair· Hold Holiday Regatta ..
d die president. Mn. J. It. lied-man or the kitchen commit!~. Whit H Jul banker
lltODe assisted by Mrs. J . H. Mills and Horace e, ono u . ,
• Mrs Virgil Cone Mn Redstone son of Dr. and Mn. Harry White lln. Goodell led in devotions, . ct, . 1 u, cfu.i 1 room or Balboa Island and 1ecre141'Y or ~her subject ·~ Appall-~mmi~~~ here assil~ant WilJ the International Star Boat u 4
9c ~ <1. Prayer. be Mn ~ohn U'Re:n. aociation will be a.mon1 those pres-
Planl rwere made for the circle Mrs Mawson outlined the study ent when Balboa Yacht club en-
. .., ~ luncheon at t_h e next progr~ of the circle for some terta.ina international Star boat
&ft
Veh ;l'-Owa SHEIJ. JEWELRY
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months to come and gave a chal-skippers and crews at a dinner
lenging presentation ot world dance Thursda.y evenlng.
problems and our opportunity to Thia will b:e one of the few
help solve them. sem1-formal dinner dances which
Mrs Lee Wilcox read an inter-the yacht dub gives during the
esting
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paper on "The Church'• year and _reservations ahould be
Responsibility ln lndla". outll.nlna ln early.
its background there and brinllng Among those present will be
o-11&._ her audience up to date on Indian Dick Stearns of Wilmette Harbor, ~===========~I atf airs Mich. who was winner ln the
Durh,g the Ill ognun ladJet pm.. week end regatta at Newport Har-
ent sewed on qulltJ: tor the Span-bor dub; Durward Knowles ot
ish-Amerian Institute and at the Nassau, Bahama Islands and Star
social hotlr Mrs. Goodell wp u-. boat' skippers from Honolulu,
sisted by Mn. Cone and MIU Jane Brazil and Spain. although the
Taft in serving cookies and punch. latter have been held up by a '
-Expert
· Present for the afte?'noon were
t h e ?l.fesdames Mawson. MUls,
U'Ren. R. H. HllJ, Wilcox, Cone,
John Pflschner, Otis Noah, John ~impkins; the MisSes Jane Taft
a nd Elsie Newland 8.(ld the host-
ess.
Newport Beach WCTU
fo Mee t Wednesday •
Ne\vpoT't Beach W.C.T.U. will
meet \Vedncsday, Sept. 3 at 2 p.m.
at the home of the president, Mrs.
Stephen WeathC'rford, 322 Alva-
r ado Place, Balboa.
Be a u tic i a n s·
for Milady
• Perm&n<nta. Cold .... ave, Hair
~Una. Hair 11ntin1 -~ -Bleacb-!na. Fac:lalo. Soft water U!ed ex·
cluslvely. ·
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Genuine P hilippine Rattan
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Furniture
• a.JSTOM LAMPS • MATS • BLINDS
Genuine Chinese F1oor Coverings
CUstom-Built Accessories
CHA-N-CAY BAMBOO STUDIO
677 So. Coast Blvd. Laguna Beach
Telephone 125-41 •
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Labor Day Recatta
·Balboa Yacht club has invita-
tions out foT' the Labor Day re.
gatta invitational to large, boat.I
\Vhi ch must fjJe entry blanks be-
fore the first race on Saturday.
Small boats may •nter without
filing. Races "'~ill be held Saturday,
Sunday and {l.fonday at 1 :30 p.m.
according to Velma Barber, pub-
licity directo,, and large boats will
race in the ocean, small boats ln
the bay.
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B oraoe White of BoDOlulu. aeo--
retary of tbe IDtenaaUonal ~tar
Boat auoctatton and vice pre.I·
dent of the Rawall&D TrUlt com-
pany, wbo b uow Wdtillir hie
parenb, Dr. and M n. Harry
White of Balboa Ir.land.
-J>l?oto by Volnty Hay jr.
1'i1rs. J . H. Redstone., 36th street,
spent several days wtth relatives
at Bakersfield the fint of the
week.
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SPLASH' -- -a.ad BlO Swan., ace 5, blta tbe b~· •• ln•huetor Tom d'ohuoo at&udl by on the noat
while Robert Smit h. d.lrector of Water 8&telJ tf>r the Red CJ'OM, awalta lD tbe water.-Photo by Bedmer
Native Daughters BIYC Skippers Harbor Hi Grads
Entertained by Pianist To Receive Trophies Have Reunion.
In Descriptive Progra Friday Eve at BYC At Torrence Home
The Native Daughters the A surprise presentation of the -It was a reunion of old school
Golden West, Conchita Par r No. Dick Monroe Memorial trophy for friends for Mickie and J oe Sum-
294. were entertained their best all-around yachtsman ot the mers of Los Angeles when they
last regular meeting . August BaJboa Island Yacht club group spent the · Week end with ,..their
19, 1947 at the American Legion will feature their Presentation mother, Mrs. F1oren~ Torrence,
Hall, by Kathleen Coleman. of Night to be held' Friday at 8 p. m.. 27th street.
Newport Heights. who very artis-in Balboa Yacht club. · Th~re were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
lically •and graciously presented a Commodore Dick Deaver will Brown and children of Shafter,
distinctive musical program of se-present the trophies, assisted by who were clasSINltes of the Sum-
lections which she called "Fiesta Sail.ing Olairman. BUI Ban~ .and mers at Harbor Hi, and they vis-
Day". t 1• Mrs~·Gertrude Westwood will pre-ited ?1.1.r. and Mr'S . John Gillis, Mr.
Tt"lling the story of a Spanish sent the swimming awards. Gillis being another member of
fiesta and describing the .events, the class. On Sunday Mr. Brown
s he Illustrated the various inci-and l\·1rs. Summers enjo~ an air-
dents, which included a bu!Uight. Famous Restaurateurs plan• trip along the coast and
by playing ''The Important.Event" To Ju age Pies and C al<.es over the harbor .
and "Strange ·Larids and People" . OtheB. who came in to visit
fSchuma n ), "The Little· White Sacramento, Aug. 21 _House-were Mr. and M;rs. Royal We":-
Donke"" (Ibert l. ··June Bug . . . . ; .. gt0 of M·--""e fonner tes1 .~ H I ) d "El T reo" wives of Cahforn1a Wlll have an ..... n cu.-r~•u..o , • Dance . I o st an ~ opportunity shpw some of the dents here, and Mr. a nd Mrs.
l Vall~JO). . . state's m noted restaurateurs James Caro1 of Santa Ana. Both
A sh~rt business meetu:ig w~ 'ust what . meant by "home cook-l\fr. Wellington and Mrs. Carol
held prior to. the ent.ertainment. ~ .. b ntering their pie§ and were Conner classmates of the
and r efreshment C?mouttee served ~~es r 8 contest to be held at Summers. .
after five weeb of lntenalve clau
training ror both adulta and child· Announce Com ing ren. Two hundred and ninety-five ,
participants were awarded Red Morrrage ol
C..ou certtflcata of proficiency in l ~' . A Lud • the various swimmer and me aav-,.,,SS ,,,gnes wig
ing categories. -Mn.• Agnes Ludwig, 313 35UJ
Flre Olief Frank Crocker, wa: street, ls announcing the ~
ter Safety chairman, ~xpreued marriage of her daughter, A.enm
sattsfact1on ·w l th "the result. Marie to Richard Nicholl eo. . ' achieved during the five weeb chette of San Diego, son of Mr •
program and with the respOO.se and Mn. Bouche&te of Wisconli&
ot Harbor resident.. Certificates The ceremony Will take plaae
were Issued to 168 beeinnen. 711' Satlll'day, Aug. 30 in Dur ~
intetmedlate swimrnen, 2' full of ML Carmel Catholic chard>.
!lodged IM'hnmen, 21 Junior Lile Newport Beach.
Saven and two instructors. ~~~~~~~~~~~-
"The finest thing about our Red SOFT WATER Cross program ls that the imtruc-
tlon is so thorough and the ooune •
. Saves on So11p ! ·
Cuts Scrubbing ! -
Eliminates
Scouring Powders!
008T8 ONL'I' ~ PEB .MO.
ls designed so that It's easy tar
anyone to learn to llWim, ar to
improve what water skills he does
possess. Uving in an area where
water sportS are favored It's
mighty important to know the
fundamentals of water safety,"
Chief Crocket' said.
Class instruction and super-·1
vision was given by Robert Smith. I
Director of First 'Aid. Water Safe.
ty and Ac¢dent Prevention to?'
Southern Orange_ County chapter,
assisted by Tom Johnston, Santa
An~; Miss Alice Rouse, LaguDf
Beach and . Miss Winifred Mere-
dith, Huntingtpn Beach.
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DROLET'.S
El Navajo ·~ift Shop
-Featuring -
Hand Craft of So.uthwest Indians coffee and brown1E:'S to members the Ca ornia State Fair on Food-Other guest$ at the Torrence
and guests. -a·t-th -Fair Day, Monday, Sep-. home incl udedrMr. and Mrs. P~ul
tern r l . Fanner and son Mi.chael, Misse;t 1709 11 C t H" Harbor 676-R
Pres. ol Balboa Circle
Names Chairmen
T e fair opens in Sacramento on Eva and Grace Kenmcu tt, Wallace • , OaS . !Way ' Corona del Mar
For Coming Year
A ust. 28, to run through, Sep-. Kennicutt_ and Mr. and Mrs. Harry I ~iii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:ii:iii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iii:?iii:iiii:iiii:i~iii:iiii:iiii:i~ t mbcr 7. Vaughn of South Pasadena. I
Judges for the centest Will be 9n ~aturday, Mrs. Torrence,
drawn from the fair's Food Ad-Mrs. Richard Torrencr and Mrs.
visory Board, composed of· such Rilla Roth went t.o Laguna ,Beach
experts as "11· Joseph Haupt, for luncheon at Victor Hugo s.
Balboa Circle of Christ Church
by the Sea met at the home of the
president. Mrs. Stephen Weather-
ford, Alvarado Place. with Miss
l\·1arcia Coombs as cohostess.
1'1 rs . Weatherford appd.nted
committee chairman for tbe com-
ing year as follows:
Devotions. Mrs. John Elliott;
progTam, Mrs. Reeves; work, Mrs.
Prentiss; food, Mn. Barnett; din-
ing room, Mrs. Rex Good cell: cor-
responding secretary. Mrs. Par-
mcriter ; assisting 'secretary, Mrs.
Neblett; and publicity, Mrs. El-
liott.
Ways and means for the year
were discussed and it was decided
lha l the next n1eeting would be
a 12:30 luncheon meeting at. the
home of Mrs. Barnett with each
mC'mber bringing a guest, also a
"~•hite elephant". 1
Police· 5 Auxiliary
Enioy Barbecue Dinner
A t Le s Isbell Home
At the home of Helen and Les
Isbell TUesday evening memben
of the Police Auxiliary entertained
their husbands at a delightful
planned pat luck dinner.
Ernie Waltze presided at the
Brown Derby, Hollywood; George
l\1ardikian. Omar Khayyam's San
Francisco; Oif!ord E. Clinton,
Clifton's, Los Angeles; and Kath-
erine Kerry, food economist, KQ\V,
San Francisco.
Prizes will be awarded for the
best pies and cakes, and all en-
tries will be auctioned With the
proceeds going to "?l.feals-for-l\lil-
lions", a. non-profit organization
distributing food to the under-
nourished J>COP,lcs of the world.
A/tor . Soc iety
Meets Wednesday
The Altar society of Our Lady
or Mt. Carmel and St. J ohn Vian-
ney churches will meet Wednesday
Sept. 3 at 2 p.m. at the home of
~1.rs. J . A. Taylor, 113 Via Quito,
Lido lsle. All women of both
churches are cordiall y invited.
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"A BIT OF OLD ITALY"
Specializing in Family Style Italian Dinners
11 A. ~L to 2 P . M .. lt4llan Sandwiches Dinner 5 to 9 P. M.
6810 Coast Highway Newport Beach
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barbecue in the patio, cookin1 the • BAI.BOA
New York cut steala .to a turn NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS and al.lo makln1 the barbecue
:':.':t""U:hlC:.::'r:1";se \~ 7 A. M. Until Midnight
green salad. Completin1 the menu D E L I C I O U S F O O D S there were scalloped potatoes,
1aruc broad and for dessert, p!eo BREAKFAST -:-LUNCH -:· DINNER
with a choice or pumpkin, cherry, ·~=======================~ rhubarb and lemon, all heme ~
made. FALL TERM Everyone had a wonderful time :::::.. ~= ~played aamea ..
Prftent for the •v.nlna _.,
Ruth and Haward Gerrish. HarTY • '
and S... IAce, Mn. La V•ta Lace, °'"llllOICIAY, SIPI'. S.l it
M~l and Pat Coe, earn. 0...S
A~y Cottle, Alda and Ken Gor-
tbn. o.ie and Lornine Montaom-
ery. Richard and Beverly Burd-
u.11, Viola and Layton CGmecl,
~ -1111-Jobmtco. -· cedn and Jack Qooughan, VJrsD
and Betty Phebua, Mary -Vince
Cusumano and Helen and ~ &-
bell.
~ next meeting al the -.
lary -be Oii l1'< -lnl al
SepL ao at Ule home d Mn.
Nabo! Joneo. I
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CUSTOM TAILORED DRAPE:Rll:S, CURTAINS
BEDSPREADS, SLIP COVERS, RE-UPHOLSTERING
e Fabrte1 e Lampe e Modern Fmnltm;&
1155 Coast Blvd. South -Phone 3434 -Laguna &acb
Annual Clearance Sale
ol -•
Summer Stock
NOW IN PROGRESS
at -
gauJ1fe4'l
SPORT SHOP
Phone Harbor 576
207 Merine Avenue B~lboa Island
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NOW OPEN
CHOICE SEA FARE
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AT POPULAR PRICES
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Not if JOI ltM .
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plua your regular bills,
added up to more
than you I.bought. It
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Mrs. Hollinnilieocl Corona Jet Mor Couple PuaLIC N0T1cu PUBLIC NoTrcu PUBLIC NoTrcEs NEWPOBT BALBOA NBW8-TlllE8 .,, --=-==.::...:....:;c.::..:..:..:=:;...---1,,,....::==:....:=::....:.==----,-I THURSDAY Newport ........ eaw. .......... II, un T-HOYe Groffinn HOYe' Happy NOTIOZ or P'UllLIC REAB!l(Q shall be clohe and•carrled throogh Tbu<Oday, tho 110. ..,, or ...,tomb<• .
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.., -. 1 I 1947, at eJeftn o'dock A. K ., of uld p N EllPLOl'MEHT OP'P'E&ED •
0 -~· Tod w-JJ• A • n punuaru:e 0 an Act of the day. r will •--' ID .. 11 ln r..,., or UBLIC OTICE pemrlOn oy ~a1ng nnl¥8t'Sary 'nle N""'port Btacll City Plllll-Legialalure of the State of C.U-tho '°"" "°""' doo•. South EntnMe. EXPERIENCED real estate broJt.
Mrs. Gordon HoWngabea'a ol Mr. and Mn. Rohen Hom ot nln& Commlaion wtll bold two fornia, <tilgnated the ''Improve. ~~~ f!llh:'b= ~~8,•}J~~ cE;~.[11~~ ~tFRJ'~8l=~ ef destrin& a.uodatioo in new
Balboa
•-•--• --ho -· ~dly Co-· •• 1 ••·--·-~,___. .... _._ PubUc Hea.rlnp u.pon the &ppll· mcnt Act ot 1911'., bein& Parts to t.awt\ll Kooey of lhe United Stat.u. offioe.-Call H#rbor 1493-R after ----~ ,... --ua .. "'-....:: u..a.i. """-H:V1-• ev UM:I.& ---A 1 2 d 3 r Ol·"·I 7 f •'--al.I the rtsbt. UUe, claim Ud lnterMt THE UNDERSIGNED, dON bar.by burned when the Ho~ wedding annJvenary TUesttay wtlh cation of RubtTt Eaton to aiua"" • an o v-.. on o u!llE' ot aid defendant. of. In llDd to lbe oertu7 that he i. condueUns a TUI. 6 p.m. 68--2tp
island 1-le .,... destro)'ed more relative down for a sallin& party o.cun.nce No. 525 to permit build· Street> and IUghways Code. aboff dNUtbed C.._"" •• oo much Cab ... ,,,.. at 609 Cout Hl~b-Y. Local High School IOY for kitchen
than a year ago. wqi have a akin foUOtn!d by dinner at the Cut-lnc to extt'nd to property line on The Jald C'tty Council did by ~t:~n:" :*7aatlat)' ~~ ~=:"01 ~~ c:~ .:! nctl~ work late altemoom: & early
_, .. 1 .. ., nn11oratlon ,_..;.., on the a~ club. Lot 14 Tn.ct 756 as Recorded in ~ 'd Resolution of Award of Qm.. •ltb illterest and coeta. firm name of _,_..,. John "-• 601 E Cen ••-.-... -r-...,_.,,,,. Book 23, ....... ee 7 ~ 8 ot milOel· tract No. 3517, award the contract .. ~tVoErN ... unde.•,,.m'{ band lh1* JOlb "YELLOW C.lB OF NE'WPORT -eve......... uv.7 . •
atta wb.ich.-bas never hHled. Al dinner Mr. Hom pl'8eftted laMOUI ~ ttC01"da of On.net for the doing of the said work to ' f~ A. KUBICK. ~T"At~ --~isl~ tra1. Balboa. 68-4tc
Waiting for usurance ot her h1I wlte with a diamond mlit~ -th I _.. bl Sber\H CORONA DEL KAR -HARBOR mother's condition is Mn. Had a complete surprise to her and It County, CaJ1f<:nlla. e owest. re ...... ar. l'ftpmsi e By Sill iERNIGAN. ISLA.ND." WANTED-Dinner ,waitress at
Rln I lido Isl l It all
wu ~-""1lch withed Tbe ftnal Public Hearing upon bidder, to-wit: to J . S . Barrett at • De!>Ct" -and U.ot aald nrm u nnm._. of tho Harrtaon'a, 17th It Orange, Coota
&' o e or ~ a cay ..-~,, ...... appllcatlon will be held Thurs-the prices named in his bid on file Keller, Smith .t. l:nklne. 117 Weirt rotro,.1n1 peNOn. wboM D&DM: ud -4-Mesa. Stea"~· --Jo. Ir ____. --v. well Mr. and Mn. Rine and their them many mott yean ot happl· uu.it K&1n at .. Alhambra, Calli .. Attorney dreu I• u follow•. to wit: ...., .... .,.~ •--_,,,
three dtlldren will )eave Sunday Dell ~. Septnnber 18, at 7 :90 p.m., ln in the Ott.ice of the acy Oerk of. ~ PWnWt. · JESSl!l DICKINSON • 68-2tc
f t San Afterward the grouPt which f • the Councll O\amber, Oty Hall. aald Oty. b.-Auc. lt. 2S : Sept. t . 1947· ~ .. ~;:t,:.!~~:"°&ntornla ~o::'~d "i~~~·' eluded Mn. Horn's bnither·ln·la't,. N.wport Btach. Callfonda. 1.r;7ated thll 26th day or Aug\at, NOTICE OF INTENTION ~·~:,. ·~~~~ ~~"'·':::"inr:= W~°,;;:-~0~1 =• ~!:
and alster. Mr. and Mn. Pblllp By order or the OWrnw> of th• ~ · TO ENGAGE IN THE •• tn -•• bualneu: Tb&t the •bon relerences, Bay Shores. C8JJ Thoml)IOn ot_ Rosemead, Mr. Newport Beach Qty . Ptan:nlna FR,ANK L. RINEHART named bU11t'DMB ,.... formerly coo-Beacon 5587-M. ~2tc
Horn's alster, Miss Henrietta Hom Commlalon. aty qerk or the• aty of SALE OF ALCOHOL· ~~w:•'. :;SA "'f.:Xf';w:'/;;,:!
of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mra. Hom WALTER M. LONGMOOR. Newport Beach, Call!or-IC BEVERAGES P1J:ffwrn...,.. WHEREOF. ' """ COMPTOMEIER OPERATORS--
and their daughter Penllt&. went PHll..MER J, El..l.ERBROEK. n1a. hereunto Mt m'{ h&nd uu.. 115lh c1a.7 Expert In addfUon. Apply COun.o
Mr. and Mn. J-->-Mn-v al to see "'!be Glass Menacvle" at . Soctttar)'. Pub.-Aug. 28; SepL 4, 1947. """""' "· lt47. or Au.-. It4 . ty Audltor'a office, Hall !:t Rec-~ -·-~-.1 TO WHOM' IT MAY CONCERN: J'ESSE .DtCKrNSON ords S&nta ..___ ~Ji•,. 915 East Central avenu., S.lboe., 1\l!:tln. (PubU.hed ln erTOr' Aug:. 12 aiiu NoUcie l8 hereby st••n lh&l ntteen STATE or CA.LIP'ORNl.A l · AJwa-uo-osu.;
have purcbued a home in Alta· On Saturday Mr. Hom. his m.. 19 ., Lot 4.) ,NOO'JOE OF AWAU> ::-~~:: da:: :r~~1~::~: cirw~F ~~~:-of .l~. •1H1, WOMEN help for toy ~"Ork. Your
dena and wlll !DOW' into It ter and PerdJta are leaving for a Pub.-Aug. 28: SepL 4, 1947. OP' COMTR> • erap11 at prernllff. dMC11bed u before me. U>e-underwlgDM. a NoW'J O'W'n hours. M A: C Enterpriaes.
shortly. camping trip at Rock Cteek in the tollow~ Public ta ud for u.Jd County 8Ad Wright's Lumber Yard off ·21st
Mn. MWTay ii a member ol the High Slenu, to be gone nearly a NOTICE OP' PUBLIC m:AlllNG Pulsuant to statute herein men· ~ t ~~· fa~o!: t be t~so~~~wn ~ t~ t: t: s·t ., Coeta Mesa. 6S-ltp
WSCS ot Oui5t O\urch By the week. tionei and Resolution or Award of unde l'nt'd t• •pplytnfi to Q)e ewe ~noa who. name i. subecrlbed ~o
Sea. whett her Pl'e5eDOe' will be The Newport Beach Oty Pl&n· ontiFt No. 3516. or tM aty ~e~f o~'!!11~~h'ou~r i!e-:=: ?7. 9de.t!1:!"!0=~::!u~8tit~0~e:':S· WANTED -Woman to answer
missed by he:r many friends. Mr. Young Musicians nin& Commiulon will hold a Council of the aty of Newport ~ :rulh-:eJ~~T~ .. fol low•: w1~) h~~bofncw ..w. ~~e ~~~. o=1~~
Munay "A'l!l.S for six months sports A O KXLA Public Hearing upon the a,pplica· Beach, Callfornla, adopted on the Aayane dnlr1ns to prot.ut lhe I•· Not.a,.,. Public 1n .iid tor •.Id Mori editor tor the Balboa Bay Blade. ppear ver Uon or Peter s. LaW3 for a 50 25th da,y of August, 1947, directing auance of •UGh llcenM may file a 't'flri· Count}' and St&te. Ing entrf.H. 9 a.m.. to 1 p.m. on.
H. l
·s an enthusiastic -~·ner and 'd ard back fled protut, •llh lhe State Board or My Clmmlulon Expires June thru Fri. 75cents ..-hr. Write .~~ U pet cent 11 e-y tet var· this notice.· Equallu.tlon at Sll.crarnento. California. 4. 1141. • ~ ne~tedl0 Richard Lane 14 Bob "O''· c/o N-----. Sta~ expects thLc; will OCC\IPY much at ~--.,. , • iance and 8 50 percent rear·yard NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1t.atlng ~n4e ror denial u prc>Ytded tNotarlll.1 Sell.1) '"' ... ..--.1.u~ u;:
his time around his new.home. year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. setback variance for parcel of land that the said Oty Council La ope~ Ur·~~ aa.1! ~~:;~•ol~=n!~e.~lled Pub.-Au~ 21. 28 ; Sept. 4. u . l!MT. age and experience. 69-2tc
A. E . Lane of Magnolia avenue, d-~~· •• Acr ge 34 "10 Lot I th 14 h d I . THEODORE s McELROT CERTIFICA TE OF FICTITIOUS HOUSEWIFE with no ~--•001
C t M ·-• dJ C'ltU1 ...... -u ea -v-, sesson on . e t ay o July, Pub.-Au•·28. 1947 .. · FI RM .... .._ME r·-~11
,os a e;· ~ppecaoh 0~ a r~
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° 30 x 60. 50 feet northeastertY of 1947, publicly opened, examined 'V"' children to represent .Avon p~
Bolboons to Move
To New Altac/eno Home
l wouldn't have
happened if you had
used a TENPLAN
checking accoWlt-
your checkbook stube
make it easy to keep
track of your money.
Here'• what to do. Purcllase 10 checks
for Sl at any branch
of Bani: of Ametica.
'Then depoeit enouah
money in your
TENPLAN account to
cover. the checka you
write, and the CODVen-
ience of a TENPLAN
account-the smart
way to pay bills-
ll Musically Spea~ing
Q By KATHLEEN COLEMAN
Pigeons may not seem to us to
be mUS\c-producing. but ask a
Chinese native
of Peking or
Shanghai. and
he \.\'ill en thus·
iastically t e 11
y ou about
Oocks of p;g'·
ons \1:ho ny fu
the air and iJve
forth a e r la I
music. Small
\vhJstles made
of bamboo tubes
pliiced in & raw
are attached tO the talls of pig·
cons by fine copper wire. E ach
tiny instrument is tuned different·
ly. As the birds dip and soar, the
music blends into Cairy·like sounds.
Pe t pigeons bearing whistles are
carried by O\\'ners on sticks; a
long thread is fastened to the
bird's fool, to pttvenl it from fiy.
ing too Car. An American from
Philadelphia describes the "pigeon
music" as gomething like l h e
sound of a soft wood"Ai nd lnstnJ·
mC'nl. And thl' wife of th~ late
Protestant Episcopal bishop of
Shanghai. mentions th t' gentle
sound ouL,.ide her \\i adow as .. liq-
uid music".
program on ay w en e su t-Block9l09. Section B. bordered and declared all ·sealed pronnor.ft'ft NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE The und~r•tgned ·do hveby c1Jrttry ducts. Must have car. Excellent tuted for one of the other pupils ~~ UN DER EXECUTION IN THE SU· lh•t they are condueun1r-a metalllt:l ng Northerly by Bay Avenue and or bids offered for doing the fol-PE.RIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY bualneae at '506 · 30th S~t; Ne:wport opportunity. Write 2032 Valley
of Mn. Kath~~n Cole!"'an who Easterly b·y Ninth Street. lowing descri'-...A work. tc>-wlt·. OF LOS Afli!OELES, STATE OF CAL· ~each. California. under the ncUtloua View, Whittier. 69-4tp • perfonned as Young Pia.nlsU: of ~ tFORNIA. flnn name or Clark and Company. and • A Public Hearing upon this ap-Tt\e conitrucUon of vitrlfiOll that .. Id tlnn I!! comprised of the Col·
the Future over KXLA. plication ·will be held Thursday, clay pipe sanltary sewers, vitfi· SKYWAY MOTORS. • corporation, lowln~ penion!I ,.h~ ~ and ad·
Others on the program were •o September 18th. 1947, at 7:30 p.m .. fied clay pipe house connection PlatnUff"•· ~'1mETreR .... ~io;~:145 Vta:.Wulera
8ALJt kl8cEl.LANEoU8 •
Ann . Hagen, Jewel Miner and In the Council Cha""ber. City Hall, 1. h ERSEST c . MEAGER, et. pl.. Ne.wpon Beach. Callfonil•. p U M p S Ch Fluk Mn H and ....... sewer ines, man oles, cast iron ~Cendant.I: a.. ~eneral partner. aris . e. ' agen Newport Beach, California. manhole frames and covers, "Y" SHERIFF'S SALE BURNETT B. BEACH-Bo 99. Nfl'W· WORTHINGTON
Mrs. Miner .. who were. preHnt for , By order'of the chairman of the bnlJlches, Ja.mphol~s. welded steel Under and h>· virtue of an EllflC'\ltlon port Beach. Olllfornla.,, PRESSURE. CENTRIFUGAL
the ~ogram, took their daugh~e:n Newport Beach City Planning pipe sewer, together with appur-~~euegou0:t~ °cff ~ 9l'~~~;. )<>t!~ ~~ HULL& 11.m~~~ -~ Street.
to dinner afler'\\'ard at the Pig'n Commlulon tenant work in connection '"i th ca11 rorn1a ,.herein skr;ay Moton .. a Newport BMch. C&Jlfornla. For all Pressure
\Vhistle and the two girls partJcu· WALiiR. lt'!. LONGltiOOR. any and all Items of impro\'ement ~~':a~~~: ~~. P~f!.r.t::e ~~en~~~ WlT~S'Se""JJ:'"~"ms thl1 Ulh Soden Refrigeration
)arly enjoyed the organ rnusic. PlilLMl:R, J . ELLERBROEK. h · bo ti ned al upon a tudgement rendered the si.t da>• or'~lu,,.m.. 194:7. · Sech! \
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erema ve men o , l as day or luty. 1,.7. for the .Um or M. Jt. CLARK 623 So. Los Angeles St., Anaheim
tan'. ore particularly described in Twenty-one Thouaand !:!&ht Hundred HULT1 A. KARSH Phone 4652 69-ltc
Bernasconi Family
Molfes to Van Nuys
l\1r. and Mrs. Ronald Bernasconi
of Corona del Mar are moving next
week to Van Nuys.
Mn. Bernasconi has resigned as
!iecretary of Capilla Circle ofl Co.
rona del Mar Community church
and Mn. George Naylor has been
elected to fill the vacancy.
Pub.-Aug. 28, 1947. Resolution of Intention No. 3481. ThlrtT & 901100 (S21 .83().90) Dollan. BURNBTT B. BEACH Lawful Money of the United StatH. STATE OP' CA.LrFORNIA ) MEW band saw with motor, 8 inch .
NOTICE OF SALE IN BULK
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTrcE JS HEREBY GIVEN . pur·· eu•nl to the provl1lon• of Stttlon :St40 of the C<fornla Civil Code that R. H. Babin. •h<>M addreas I• Box BM. Bal·
boa. CallfOmla. lntMdl to eell to TllEO. S. MeELROT ,.hose addreu l• 10t ld.ain Streetl Balboa. California. •II or the peraona property generally duc:ribed u followe. to-wit : .
passed and adopted by the City ~slde11 coats and lr.terut: and sum COUNTY OF ORAN'GE ) SS bl & 12 Council of said Qty on the 26th of Twenty-one . Thou ... nd El~_~t R.un -Befor-e me, a ootary nubile to and ta e saw motor. 1 Crystal,
day 01 'lay, 1~7. and on fi'le m· dred Thirty and 90/lOQ. ($21.DJ.90l ror aa lfi Couni x and S1a1e. on thl• Balboa Island. Harbor 22&, ~· .,.. . Dollar,. with lnte~•t !tom the 7lh l2Ui day of Atagust. 1947. apJ)Mred ~ tf the office of the City Clerk o( said day ot Augu.et. 1947. \11 now (at the Kar.lry R. Clark. Burnett B. Ber.ch, 1 ____________ ~ __ c
Cl.ty. date or th!• writ) actually due on •Id and Rull A. Man1h. known to me lo SPECIAL-Bausch, 6x30 blnocu-Jud~ment. be !he ~~ftl! whotte n1U11el!I are •ub·
For' furtht'r 1 particulars refer-194f7 •1«1._Jn the t3111h 1dhay of Augu•t. 11erlbed to the abo\<e ln-8trumenl and Ian with case, a.s new, $60.00. . e" eu upon a . e right. title. acknowledged to me that they elleculed enCe is hert'by made to said Rcso-claim and .interest of aald iie rendant lhf! aame. Balboa Island Camera Supply.
lutjon o( Intention No. 3481 and Ernest C. Meager. In and to the follow· IN WTTNESS WHEREOF l do eel Harbor 2563·W. f>S.2tc In• described -·• utalo. lo·•lt·. my h••d and orr1·tal •••I to the plans, profiles and draw-•>;.a-o ..... ... _..... • Sltuat~ In the County ot Orange, A. c . HOFFMAN . , DOG 1GROOMING set conlist:lng
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Newport Electric Applia11ce
Established 1944
Refrigeration & Appliance Service
ZS05 C.-t Blvd. Newporl Beach Harbor 2138
When You Need
1-N-S-U-R-A-N-C-E
PBO?lri'"E or SEE
JOHN E. SADLEIR
Corona del Har
1605 aa4 90'7 Cout BJPtny Pbonee Ra.rt.or 14.J A W:
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A Colle Protected
Beach .••
~or~ wu pla.nned with an
•rtisft q e to its Sttnlc pcmibWlie.
&nd with a practical ere to llldivid·
ua1 convecif'nc-e. ~ roads leaid to
the e.splariade and observation tu·
race. and private walks lead io tb•
bHch.
Complete-Improvements: ace a p.i.rt
of the pic1.ur~ ... no overhead wit"·
Ln1 • . • · all utilities undu-eround
. • • pa.wed roads . . . omatnental
.. 1lrttt lights . se,.·tt5-&l) com·
p!et~ w1thout cost to the bu~rs.
Polite :ind tin protection ... a«eu
to acbools and sboppi:nr eentei:-
VUit SJu;we,,Clitft Todcv!
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Friends
~ On Saturday evening Mr. and
1-1-n. S . W. Blackbeard of Corona
del ~far entertained with a dinner
for Mr. and ~1rs. Christle of Pas-
adena, who are now at O'lina ' Cove. Oth<'n present fOt'" the even-
ing were Mr. and Mn. John Mea·
dor who 1rre also friE'nds of the
Chrl5Ues.
Capt. and Mrs. Carl Hermance
of Newport boulevard returned
la.st week after spending a mO!\th
and a half in Sacramento and San
Francisco. On their return,. they
dined at the Casta,vnys club Where
C1tpt . Hermance pre5ented Cap't
Don 'ol.'ith a compass he had found
yr-a rs ago one Cocos island and
"'hich wi.ll be added t o the Casta·
"'a}'S pira te gear.
l\lr. and Mrs. Joseph Oaniger of
Santa Ana are guests this "''eek
at the home of P.tr. and Mrs. S.
\V. BIRckhcard. Corona del Mar.
Meters Pay Off
Ne"rport BeRrh poli('I"' depart·
mf'nl rolll'Cted S1 650 from local
car parking mett'rS during July.
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SUGGESTS
BACINO the -..callne eoobf
C Wbal about stY1D1 th• •lf• •
will-•t o• ud Yoi prepare Ula dt•
•ert A.Diii do lt ap lA atJ&.--alake
lt a p&rb'. lt there b a barbecff
pit. ta-.e ch.ars• ahd .,.,.. a ·i ..
trtead1 oYet te> eaJoy J"Mr culla&r7
*1U. hn. lf It nt.. tben .,..
.... ,, °'8.t eaa be prtpaHd ladooa
wllbold epolllU JOOJ' ........
T&ke tbJa Barbeeaed Qld••
\r'tdl lfUlCJ' Hoa ..... ot t.._ Bell
.....,.. ld..-a coaeoctM tor -nc.b an .air. lulde or wtliM
DOiie wtll CO beQtDI". IO ... lM ca• ••4 aproa aad set ...,_
a.rtMa1d ChldreA
14 "P.-itmrnlabell I lA&,ac•...._. --,' ....... W.-.•-..r ......_.
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... let eta.ad at leUl a Mii• '-"'
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All of th e j!tock and trade. auppl\e•. f\lrnllu,.., U:r.lutt11 and equipment be· lonrtnl" to Seller and located In and about t.be bualneu known u "SNACK "QAR". altuatied In a bu1ldlng known b 11S Main Street. BalbOa. Count># or
0f'll-ll&e. Stale of California.
ings No. 416, on f1Je in the offi ce State of Cal1rornla. and more par· Notary Public In an~ for aid
f C
tlcula.rl y deACrtbed u Collow11. to--Countv and state. of electric stripper, nail clipper
o the ity Engineer of said City wit: Lot 28. Block 13. Section s. My Commtelon exptru July and comb. Like new at a bar.
of Newpore Beach, iand to the Balboa Island. u per map recorded 25. 195L ·n In Book 7. Pq"e 1.5, of Mapa In tbfl <Notarial SK!> _ gain. 104 Onyx, Balboa Island. SpeC11cation.s for the s4id work Offi ce of the Counly Recorder of Pub.-Aug. Jt. 21 . 28; Sept. 4. 194'7. 68-ttc
The date ,.he-n and the pl&Ce" wb~ni uld ... Ill I• to be rnade , a.ad the con· 1ldera1 Ion of the pr1ce tor &&me ts to
be p&Jd, la 0 11 September 2. 1947 at 10 00 o·eloc.k A. M. at the ofnce o
Tred J . Dudl~J'. _ lO:S Eut Uilh Sttfft. Coeta Mua. C&Jlforola.
hCe1'tyretCoofounreclladanopdtedon fbllye ,·nthlehesaiofd-~11tif~~~.ty Tg:e~e':""~'ilh S~}e an'Y Pilt80NAL -.,.. ------,www 9lngular the tenement.. heredlta· 14 FOR SALE-Upright pj.ano $100.
fice of the City Clerk of said City, m~nu and •ppurtenanco thereunto Mrs.• Richard Featherstone. for· also snowbird $225. Phone Har-
and all of said plans, profiles, ~;~ogi_ng or fn any •IH appertain· mer pupil o( the Matthay School bor 1223-W. 305 N. Bay Front.
drawings and specifications here-NotJce 111 hereby gl•en. that on of Piano Forte, London. w 11 J Balboa Island. 68-Ztc
DA TED lht. 218t d&T 6! August. l!H7.
Thunday, the Jlth day of Septembf:r. tofore approved by the City Coun-1947. at ten o'clock A..-if .. l!t aMd day take students of piano starting RUG WOOLENS for hooking, ad--
cil of said City are incorporated ~0:;:1 ~~dc:gr . .e~I~ ':~~ u:: Sept. 2'2. Beginning, intermed-dttsa tnqulriet & requests for llOWARD R. BABCN Intended Vendor. herein a nd made a part hereof the City of .Santa Ana. at publlc auc-late & advanced. Applications samples to P .O . Bov 199, Need--
and reference is hereby ril ad e uon tn the htgbest bidder for caah taken now. Call Beacon 5868 or· ham 92, M•••. ~Ile Pub.-Aur 28, 1947. In !Awful Money or the United State• ~ ~
NOTICE OF AWARD
OF CONTRACT
thereto for a rnore particular de-all the right. title. ela.im and lntere•i. ""Tite to Box 234 , Corona del
scription of saJd work. of sa.ld defendant. or. tn and to the Mar. 68-4tc VENE11.AN BLINDS-Aluminum.
S 'd Ci above deacrt~ property. or 90 much it.eel. wood Call UI fOT free" fSti... 8l ty Council has deterrrtin· thereof u may be r.eceuary lo ralM LCO C'd and declared that the contem-su fficient to satl.a ry &aid Judrement A.. HOUCS ANONYMOUS -mate. Renovation &: ref\nlahln&.
w ith Interest and CNU. Reply Box '17, Balboa llland. So Coot Venetian BU.net Co., Pursuant to statute herein men~
tioned and Resolution of Award of
Contt"aCt 1 No. 3517, of the City
Council of the City of Newport
Beach, California, adopted on the
25th da)I of August , 1947. direct-
ing this noUte:
plated work and improvement er~. under my hand lhl8 20th day heretofort> mentJoned was In the of August, 1947. ~tfc Woest 18th and Newport Ave.,.
opinion of said City Council of JAMg1f.~ri~f·. MUSICK. llEAtJTY AIDS ti c.oeta Meaa. Pb': Beacon 5162--W.
more than local or ordinary pub-By RAM JERNIGAN. ------------38-~~tf«: Deouty. MACRJNE and MACHINELESS lie benefit and the said Qty Coun-Geo. W. Rocbester. &39 South Sprlnr cil has made the expenses or said St .. Los Angele1 J4 , C&J1 r., Artomey Permanent Waves for Plaintiff. "'Ork charageable upon a district. Pub.-Au g. 21 . 28; Sept. 4. 194,C nnttng and Man!curln~
NOTICE IS HEREBY 'GIVEN,
that the said City Council in
open St'SSion ofi the 14th day of
July, 1947, pUbUcly opened, ex-
amined and declared all sealed pro-
posals or bids offered ror doing
the rollo"i ng described "'ark, to-
For the particular description of ::::::;:::;::=::::;::=:::.:;:;:;::::;;:::::= EvenlnR" Appt_ Ph. Harbor 179-W
the said district reference is here--The News-nmes will not be re-Vi's Beautv Shop
by made to said Resolution of In· sponsible for more than one lncor. 1103 Coast Jnway. Corona df-1 ?rf&r
tention No. 3481 . rect insertion of an advertisement, 'f5..tfc
"1t:
Said Oty Council has determin· reserves t he right to con-ectly
f-d and declared that serlaJ bonds classify any and all ads and to LOST A.~ FOUND ft
bearing interest at the r ate of r eject any iid\'ertlsement not con· LOST-Lady's gold Elgin wrist
. . . . slx (6) per cent per annum and forming to rules and regulations. watch. Vicinity of Lindo and
fi;ie • constr~ct1on of. \'Jtr1f1ed e~tending over a period ending · 68-tfc • Ede~vater.' Reword. Harbor
C 8} pipe sanitary 5e"ers, man· rune (9l years Crom the second ·--··· · • • --.... -............. 2503-J. 68-2tc ho~ts. cast iron manhole frames da\' of January next suceeding the BUSU-"ESS GUIJ)E tt
and covers, "Y" br~nch«:5· lamp-neXt October 15th folJoWing their
holC'S, we!ded stttl pipe ~f'r, to-'date, "'ill be issued hereunder in
ge1 her with appurtenant work in the manner pro\'tded .by the "Im·
conntttion with flnY :Wd all items provemt'nt Act of 1911", being
or improvement here1nabo~e men· Pa.rt s, O\\'islon 7 of the StTeets
tloned. all as mor~ particularly and High,vays Code of the State
described In Rcsolut1on o( lnten-of Californ\a. to represent each
tion No. 3483, ~~ and ~dopted assessment of Twenty-five ($25.00)
by tht· City Council or said City Dollars or more r ernaJning unpaid
on t.he 26th da)' of .1'1:ay, 1947, and ror thtTty f30) days a.t-ter the date
on flle in the offico of the Oty or warrant.
Clerk of uid Oty. All of the '"'ork herein ordered
For furthtt partiruJan refer-shall be done and carried through
en~ is hereby n:ade to said reso-tn pursuance or an Act of the Leg.
luuon o~ Intention No. 3483 and islature of the State of California
to the plans. proliles and drawings designated the "Improvement Aci
No. 419 .on file in the office ot of 1911" being Parts 1 2 and 3
the City Engine-er of said Oty of Dlvhion 7 of the sU-e.ets and
of Newport Beach. and to the Righways Code
HARBOR
·Plumbing Service
l768 Newport Blvd., Beacon 5048\\
REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY
C.Ontracting and Supplie1
91-tl<
12 YEARS SERVICE
IN THE HARBOR AREA
HARRY HALL
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Z74 Eut 19th Street
Ph. Bea. 5413 Coot.a MfS&, Callt.
ROOFS
W . J. BENBOW
3(1.tfc
EMPLOYMENT WANTED %8
Yacht Skipper licensed operator
two war years, Southf.'est Pa·
1 cific; Sailing Schooner. Army
Transport s e r v i c e; r familiar,.
Mexico, South Amkrica; fluent
Spanish, best reference. Phone
--evenings, Long Beach 688409.
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•pedficatlona for the said ..-ork The said aiY Council dld by
h<retofore adopted by . th• said said Resolution of Award or Con-Phone Harbor 1012 J WOMAN would like .,,,.,1oyment
Oty C.ou.nd.l and on file m the. tract No. 3516. award' the contract keeping house for man or wc>-rfi f h a a k f d CM:tt man, or as housekeeper a n d 0 · ce o l e 1Y er · 0 UJ for the doing of the said WOT'k to -----------=-=I companion for woman. Neat. ex·
City, and all or •aid plans, pro-the lowest regular reoponalble COOPERATIVE • files. drawlng:r and specifications bidder. tc>-,.;it : to J . S. Barrett at cellent ft>ok. 1717 Pomona, Rt.
hereto.lore approved by the Oty the prices named In his bid on Ill• ROOFING co. 2, BQx $2, CO.ta Mesa. Ile
Counol of aald City are lncor· In the office ot th• City Clerk of New and Repair WORK W ANTEl)-lronl!ic In ""
porated herein and made a part said City. llame. Plaln or r.,,.,.. !l30 SU
hereof and reference is hereby , D&ted thll 26th day of Aucust. PIMmre Beecou 5880-R Bemardlno Ave... Newport
made thereto for a more partlCU· 1947. Zl'13 E1dm Aft, Cmta -Helchta. 28-tf<
lar description of aald work. FRANK L. RINEHART »tt. II
BAYSIDE PLATING
Gold • Sliver • Copper -BreM
Antiques a Specialty
See Our Ad In Orange Co<mty
Pbon• Directory · -1914 Harbor Blvd. Ph. BeL 51U
CDr. Harbor and 19th'. CO.ta MeA
Next to Methodist Church 28-tte
Watches • O~ks • Jewelry
CHROMOMTERS
Repalring -Prompt Servi~
Sensible Prices
VAN DRIMLEN
JEWELRY
l786 Newport Blvd. Calta MeA
31-tli
WASHING MACHINES
If you don't have one &> Y'O'JI
wuhln& at
BILL'S WASH-A.~
475 N•wport Blvd., Coot.a -
Phone Beacon 5770
17-!h
DON'T WAIT
ORDER YOUR
SERVEL
GAS REFRIGERATOR
NOW
Deliveries Are
Improving }'
We May Surprise You
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Said Oty Council has determin-City Clerk or th• City ot CESS. POOT o d
ed and declared that Ital cont..,.. Newport Beacll. Calltomla. SEP'I'lC 'T~ ll'AITllESSES WANTED -8"' VOGEL' i..
plated work and tmpro~~ Pub.-Aug 28; ~L 4, 1947. Shore Cafe. Be. 5745. 32-tf< 00 Main S =':"":, ':::silo~ ~~ Imtall<d Alo•lwi ta Experienced ,Mechanic 1
t. ) Horbol' .a:':
more than local or cwdinary ~ N~1'g:"0"vc.~~~~"~L~:A~ Onnp CamltJ One capable of bandltnc job u ~----------=-~
lie benellt and the Aid Oty Cowl-PERIOR COURT or THE COUNTY c-tract Dr1llbis uolstant ...-vice manager: alao Plenty of Good Tiree
ci1 hu made the expenses ot aaJd ~Ll~g:_H~NOCLD. ITATIE 0 1' Sewer-0.......-dan lubrtcatlon and tlme--up man. All 8bee
~k ~~~-~Ip~ )UBJ.1' P,.,. LENTt. Pl&lawt (All Weft ~l THEODORE~OnzNS .----• -,._,..,. -YOlD' Ford · er" the la.Id d.lstrict re:ference is heft-PASQUALE LZNTI. Defn4aat .. -u-a-"---
Compolilld Motor OD
Gallaa. 'lOc
by made to said Rnolutlon of 1J>. u.-~H:,.R~ ::'~ .,._.,_ J . It McCORMICK Harbor 28 N._.t -~Ile
tendon • ~o. 3483. ~~!. °'o1 'f:. s:r ~ ~ MO Vlctaria St. Cmta ..._ W -W A O.t.. Said Oty Coundl has ~ Calif°"'-t.~'"..,...._11 Mab P. i.AU ~ B---cm .-T ANTED -Stenographer, good est.em uto ~uyp}y
ed and declared that aerial bonds PW•Uft • ..., ~ t.au u o.. -~--· ~ lhorthand, general office _,.It. Authowtaocl Doe!or
bearlna Interest at the rate ol allt ~ ::;"' J -~ ~ -W1ard Boat Co., 16th and N-· U188 NewjMt 111\'d., Coota -
(6) per ce11t per annum pnd ex-.... or o.. R..-non... <11G0.001 Clodia • Watda. -Jewlllty -' Ave., Coota Meo.a. Phone __________ .::.17.:.·=.U.
tendln& over a period enclfnc nlDe l'!'.:\'0ii"OO:: :'11:'".,,..0:.."'::"' ... ~ CHJIOJIOJm!:RS Btaoon 5686. 68-2tc
(9) yean lnw tJ>o .......S doy cl.~-&'°': ::0..1\'::'":.i ~;""m°'.! ~-~llentae WANTED-Expertenoed cir! for Electric and Fire
January next ........ilns the next .... GO> Doi..,., With ,.,..._ .,_ .,,;. --work In malt shop, good paY B · t Testa ~ ~~ID c1a:; !T.:r-_7 ~ ~l:"::io~,T.. <: V ANDRIKLEN cood boun. __.L APIJIY • AD cw.1J:e~••nlll
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... _ J-w-LRY ~-ll ....... or after 3 p ..... CO.Two,Pl,•cneltF..-~ manner prov' bf Qre ......-v,.. I ...... oa UM JQ 4..,-ot ....-.. &. o . 2U Karine A "Balboll Ii.land _ ... ~
t ·-~ ·-·· ...._ -• l.M1 --"" u.. -. ltUo. 1'111 New'""'t llhd. ~ --· 00"'.. --•JO--Parr "• DMSI ~ ~ ..._..J,A. • --r-'" i;jl• cJal.is ..si ....--of mt4 --W 'a-t -\.oUm-IJ.-... . 18-2tc ... &Wlllable.
Dlvlalon 7, al the Sb-~ la ... io .u.. .........., ----· ~ a.le ot. tbi Sta a(~';,...-,..,-. PC*MU• 1" w,111111 It Bald w~.-~~-""!!'~ SI'S llUkllt A OALV.t.N
Callfonlla, to 1Eji1M<Dt --Df Doi---_. °"""'-to..-. AlilD---. .....-~ ~ ~ lGOD eo.t BIPwWI
1 1-o( TftD~ (Sl5JJO) :;.; ~ t;t ':'..:: :r;:---..:; , ..,.. It Llldti p , ..... oUt bar ll33-W. --~ PIL B,ac_ 5401 tl-4111
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!_ llOArll. al1J'PLlll8 ' a Kado mne ,..,. w.ln _RECAPPING Want AdS 14', SAILBOAT, mabotlaJ\Y hull, VOGJIUll . WHEEL ALIGNMENT
'1f1' muL J .. t overhauled. Can· WHEEL BALANCING '
plete salh .l oqulpment $221. 1DO -a.. -... ,,, NEW AND USED TIRES
Conttnfled From
Preceding Page
Tralltr available at N.,._t Wm. A. Lester
Yacht • Boat Co. Wl ii::'t ro• KENT '1 2900 w. Centnl, NOwport Beach
ffighway. tp FOR RENT-~ room with 1 69-ltc
30 rt. erui.er, motor overhauled. private ba\h· also anall apart· d
fishlnc dWn.. outrtnen. moor--ment on Balboa Island. Harbor 190. OldlmobUe aeateoett, coo ma Ed ErlcUoo tint pier eat 863-W ~le condition. iood t!HI, $1200. An-
&Ua KJ!ICJDJ,•JROW • ot Bai1>o4 Pavlll;... :i&-ttc · cl10I" Trail.,. Port, No. 35 23391
· NEW UNITS--Uvlng 'room, bed N..._t Blvd., Colt.a Mesa. FOR SALE-Woven baalnette, FOR SALE-18 rt. Doy Cruller, room. bath, Adulta only. R.Oecl'1 68-2tp
electric bottle aterll2er. Nearly completely ffilnllhed, .&II ma-New Motel. 21171 Harbor Blvd., , ~ "Union" mtchtnllt tool box, hogany, perfect for plo+Aure or Colt.a Mesa. Beacon 5007-R. 41 BUICK convertible coupe, 5
new machintat tools< Beacon trolllnc. $1100.00, 1139 W. Cen-• 89-ltc new tlr ... WW. take older car
11354. 381 • 20th SL, Colt.a Mesa. tnJ Ave. Btrbor 1974. .61-ttc In trade. $1675.00. Private party
69-2tp _::..::....:.;,CHR="o"'~=o"'~===-'--FOR RENT-Bedroom and .~th, phone LAcun-Beach 174, days. ~ -JD.&AnO separate entrance. Sept . .ul to. 68-2tp
FOR SALE-18\lt x 6 open laun-Watcbell • Codl • Jfftlr7 15th. Harbor 1~~ 309 Marl---,----------'-
dry, cr&Y marine engine, 24 H.P: ·Repalrtns -Prompt Sonlm •gold. Corona deJ Mar. 69-1tc n•n.m 11 built ln llVO bait tank. Phone
Btrbor 1233-R evenlnp. 307 VAN DRIMLEN FOR LEASE or ror a&le, atucoo TRAILE&-19M UnlvenaJ. 25-ft.
Mootero, Balboa. 68-2tc • J E W E L E R bide. 3100 IQ. ft. at 20'73 New-Complotely oqulpped, butane
Beautiful blond 8 piece dining 1786 ~owpoct Blvd.. Ca+ta = port Blvd., Costa Mesa. Sµltable cu. $1500. Anchor Trailer Port_
room 1ult. new water aortner .l ---,..----------for medleal--11 hooplt&l and No. 35. 23391 Newport Blvd.,
new mustan&e scooter. Apply . other buaineu purpoees.. Phone c.o.ta Mesa. • . ~2tp
deJ Mar Boats Priced to Sell Dr. SUlmall, 1..aguna 6892,
311 Marigold. Corona SS.ltt 71).ft. Aux. Scbooner $12,000. 4(). , 66-6tp 17 Trailer, will aacrlflce or trade
rt. Aux. Y-1 $7.900. 36-!L Twin ONE BEDROOM with twin beda, on lot 1B70 Lacuna Ave., Colt.a
W.A.IOD:p T0.111JY II Screw Stephem, Sed. Cruller, prlvato bath and entrance. C&1I Ill.... 611-1tp
----''--------$!(,500. 33-!L Sport Flaber (19401 eveninp, Harbor 1233-R. 68-21e TRAILERS FOil RENT-Will Pay Cash $6.500. 31}.fL Albacore Bo a t BUSINESS LOCATION and living Do YoUr own bauUnc-and mov-rar ,..... tumltun or wllat bavt (1947) $3,850. 42-ft Sport Fish-quarten on Central Ave., Bal· q , All """' oqulpment,• $2.25 .l
,.,.._Phone Be"""° -er (1947) $5,750. boa. C&1I Harbor l504-M. 68-llc $2.!IO per day. We l'umlah bite!>. Crawley Furniture Co. -· Mynhn eroo. Service Station,
l8ll Newport Blvd., Oo+ta -· G , E . .MINNEY RENT OR LEAhedSE--4Joorm ~'.'"'hedt· eor. 17th .l N.,._i Blvd..,
ID-de Listm· ~ Wanted ment fUr\)i.s or un urn~ . Colt.a Meaa 2-ttc ·--------..,---Additional 2 room.a under re-
CASH for USED n 1 · eoUt way, Newport palr, optional. Beacon 5958, Beacon 5032-W. -64.·ttc evenirlgs Beacon 5660-W. 6&-2tc UAL ESTATE Furniture & 1~iancee · Cl' B B t -We Buy ~ lpper OW oa FOR RENT-September only, TWO REAL BARGAINS -In
Anythlnc'' 46 ft. 14 beam. 70 H. P. Cat djesel. newly furnished and decorated Costa Mesa. Large 2 bedroom
G n 4 """'S New bait lank; swordrbh plank; house. sleepa 6. Phone Harbor home $5150: 3 bedroom home n.A.1., J. romplete commercial equJpment. 24~7 Or 'call 439~ Heliotrope, S.5350. See these before you buy,
PhoM Bea. 5707·M Sale or ttade. Harbor 97. ~68-Uc Corona del Mar. 6S-'2tc Close to Harbor Blvd. Hub Pow-
l&e J1ewpcrl Blvd., Colt.a~ Harbor 97 en, agent. Harbor 62-W. SS.de -= WANTICD TO KENT U --'-....:;---------FOR SALE-Johnson Sea Honi•. ====:-c:o--::--,-;----:-FOR. SALE BY OWNERr-nllt It. ~ POK &AUi a 5 H. P. Phone Harbor 1719-W EXCHANGE-Southwest Loo An-lot on Udo l&le and 52\lt rt. lot
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Huntington Beach Home al80 1ot1 cm -cm """
noa:ntATE POSSESSION -al ~ ar 3 ---Well-arranaed S.bedroom •hlcoo ID Ho.-district. Pbone 11..-
btomto, lllc• -· -0-W 7U7 ' 11-tt•
large wardrobe d,..ta; plency LOTS FOil. SALE -Newport or cabinet space In kltcben, tlle Heights and Col1o Ill .... $100Q
llnlL a-rtul living room : 2-to $2250. See Hub Powen. J . A.
way wall furnace. Lara•. well-Beek .Ferry Landing, Balboa
Improved comer lot, trees and !;~Is~lai~nd~i:i':::;;;;;;;:;;-;;;;;-~~~tl;;c shrubs. Double irarage. Consider .
~ for home In Stockton, FOR SALE-N•arly new comor
Cillll. For we by ~· $1.ll,· 2 bedroom home, reuonably
000: !urnllhed, m . : $6000 priced $10,500. South Hl1hway,
down. May be 1 e e anytime. near achoo! .l 1tore0, 700 Be-
COAST
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ESCROW OOMPANY -
Bonded Escrow Service
680 South Cout Boulevard
Laguna Bee.ch, Calltomla
Phone . 7383
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BRUCE ANDERsoN MARK LASSlTDt
RICHARn lu WEIR
Open for lnapectlon Sunday. gonla, Corona do! Mar. Hom~ ---------------------6::.:9-:....::ltc= 1004 Huntington A•e. Tel. Hq. 9 a.m. till 12 p.m . 68-4tc
Bch. 2213. 68-2tp FOR QUICK SALE-Furnl.hlnp
ARTISTIC. new, home and in. and equity, new two bedroom
come apt." on th• Bay Front. home large lot. Wlll accept late
Naples, Lon& Beach. Vtty un-model car u pa rt payment.
u1u.al. Boat Anchorage. Call 10762 W. 17th. n•ar Whittler
Lontr Beach 355-29. SS.lie Ave., Colta·M.... 68-2tp
BRIGGS •• BEST •• BUYS
CXlSTA NESA-{)ne bedrm. Jiouae, hdw. floon;,
fireplace. Lot 50x205, Hamilton Ave.__ ....... $6,000
CORONA DEL MAR-Lovely 2 bedrm. new
home with guest apartmenL_. __ ·-----·--·--·.$12.SOO
1WO RENTALS.-Sept. to June. New 3-rm. Apartment.
Newport. Brand new waterfront home, pier and float.
Fred.- B R 'I G G S.....;.. Tressa
634 Cout Highway t . A "Sandy'' Steiner Ottlcel
Phone Beacon.Sm Res. HarbOr 2476
Ill.embers of the Multiple LI.sting Dlvislm • 69-ltc
• FOR -SALE
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BALBOA-Duplex on Ocean
Front In choice rental sec-
tion. Lot Is 50 feet wide.
Terms. $11,50 .
IDulti le Lislin Division BALBOA OCEAN FRONT
-135 ft. unimproyed located
oo comer zoned for inoome.
Priced under market value
for quick sale. '
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SOUTH COAST REALTY '
& INVESTMENT CO.
Realtors -Business Opportunities -Insurance
Ross Greeley, Realtor -Monte R. Grimes, Insurance
Josephine Webb, Realtor
~·Main Street B~A .Pr. Harbor 2034
., i • -69-ltc
C. GALEN DENISON
498 Newport mvd., Costa Mesa
-Broker
Ph. Beacon 5197
LOOK LOOK -LOOK
.$2500 DOWN AND $50 PER MONTI!
INCLUDING INTEREST
BEFJUGERATOR 7.6, new be~ or inquire 907 E., Bay Front. geles 4 room apartment for on Balboa Pm1naula. WID ,,_... ' Ufed. Also table top ranee. 1807 Balboa. 68-2tc apartment or house rental. Call ..._ ...t:rMe on 2 or 3 bedroom
Vf. CentrtJ, Newport Beach. MERCURY '42, 110 conversion collect AX 26347. 69-2tp beach hou.. In Balboa <r vlcln-
THREE BEDROOMS Channing new brio:bedroom home in Costa Mesa one
b!Oclc from Npt. Hgt&. Large living room with attractive
fireplace, beamed ceilings,-fir T&G floors C&JlJl!(ed from
wall to wall. Many n""° features. All rooms extra Jarg.,
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FOR SALE-Nearly new, Roper reverse sear.. New. 18" speed desires one or two bedroom a{ 1569 Miramar Dr., B&lboe..
Ju range. Clock control. Phone boat a.lmolt fin1ahed, 81 I.I. Bea-apartment or house. Will lease O..t1
Harbor 111-R. 68-2tc con 5686. 61-Uc for year. Call Beacon 5697, 8 to
S. or Beacon 5890-W. evenings.. Mahogany drop leaf extension SNIPE FOR SALE -Re-condl -69--4tr>
table. 114 Jade, Balboa Island. tloned, practically new 1alla. . .
Harbor 2012-W. 68-2tc Alao raw boat. 2173 Ocean Blvd. L. A. businessman, wife, ""two sznatl -""'-'-'-o=-====--------:. Balboa. Harbor 171J...W. , 52-tfc children want off·seaso~ renu\l
Harbor Drafting Service
for Builders
Realdentl&l -Commercial A GOOD BUY--. ror about $50 per mo. Will guar.
IS A WISE BUY FOR ,SALE -Star sail at· a.ntee good care and pay full 711 • C. Coul HJway, Newport
• l.Atl!S! t;ype, l'.lexible mast. In-.rent in advance on 8 or 9 mo. Phone Beacon SMO. 34,dc
Let Us Help Yov Be Wlle eluding aa.ils ready to sa.11. lease. Phone colleet GRANITE
HARBOR FURNITURE Phone Glendale, Cltr\la 11188. 9347. S9-2tp FOR Sf.LE-By owner, large 2
60-tfc bedroom house wtth furniture
Coeta Mea J------------WANT TO CEASE 3 or ~ bed· or unfurnlshed. Fireplace. tile:
43-tfc NEW AND USED room house. Balboa Island or kitchen, service porch and bath.
-----....,,..,..,.,==---:;3== OUTBOARD MOTORS Corona del Mar, will guarantee • double lot, rence, 2 car garage. NO\V AT McMAHA."l"S -J"?Om
fumlture outfit. All for only REPAIRING premisses and "'rill pay entire South . of highway. 328 Narcis-
~•9,50 ..,.,. payments ot $21.00 leas;e in advance. P. 0 . Box 582, sus, Corona del l\1ar. SS.Uc --·v• Authorized CU.hman Scooter Balboa Island. 67-4tc OKEE per month . You are welcome to Agency KRATZ AGENCY, ABSAR •
come and see this set up for PARTS AND REPAIRS \VANT TO LEASE Sept. 15th, one ?.10t-.'TANA has for sale 3 out-
your ins'pectlon. See it today and 916 Coast Hlway Harbor 631 bedroom house or apL, furnished istanding m~tain ranches. 1200
save. Free delivery. ~1c?.1AHAN 1 32-tfc OT unfurnished, Balboa Island, acres has 2 new $10,000 barns, 2
1962 Harbor Blvd.
Shown by Appointment
A NEW HOME Wl'.I'H NEW IDEAS
FOR.MORE.CONVENIENT
LIVING
.,,. well built 3-bedroom home attractively tlnlsbed
and decorated throughout. Large Ill/Ing room,
fireplace, modem kitchen with plenty of cabinets,
tile and fluorescent lighting. Dining room open-
ing onto a large flagstone patio entirely endosed.
Build-in radio with speaker in every room. Vene-
tian blinds throughout.
:rerms ~n Branged
FRANK CATHERINA
AND JOE CATHERINA
420 w. Edinger
819 So. Bristol
Phone
Santa Ana 1291
FURNITIJRE COI\f.PANY. $ec.. Corona del ?\tar, Laguna Beach, mdn., homes, ideal fancy cattle
ond cl: Broadway, San~ Ana. STA..R.l..ET CLASS sail boat 16'. no chlldren or pets. Lee Francis and equipped for Arabian horse ---·--------------------69-ltc Boat and trailer in excellent 401 N. Coe.st Blvd.. Laguna spread. Price $87,500.00. 3Z75
Saitta Ana 69-ltc
3·-P-IE-CE--bed~-roo-.-m-.-.-.t-.-m-od;-~-:rQ, condition. 3 suJts of sails: Vik· Beach.. 67-4tc A. with $14,000 home, fancy cor·
301 E . Central. Beacon 5860. ing's Port, Newport. Be. 5033. WANT TO R£Nt year 'round-ralls. Price $75,000.00. 1100 A.
69-ltc 66-4.tc 2 or 3 bedroom unturnlshed 300 sub-irrigated mdn. home. ------"'---:-bed-:-~. h Cabi·n cr"'-•r 24'. Sleerw 4. RadJo house in Balboa or vicinity. Per-Price $40,000.00. l\Ve will meet FOR SALE-Folding day wit ~ I"' • • ""'-B ) =·2t 3 F I af Tel. AU new equipment $3,000. manent residents. Good refer· 'any train, P.&.ne or us . ~ P mattress. S6.00. l4l ern e .
Corona del Mar. .69-ltp or trad~ equipment. Ideal sport ences. Phone Harbor 707. 43--tf MIRACLE ?tfiLE near Arches1 c 2 fishing. Exceptional buy. Bob 200' x 237' 1eve1 all or Part BOATS. SUJ'Pt.n:S 11> Fitch. 110 Ocean Ave. Laguna. REAL ESTATE EXCllANOIE '8 ••~ r • r u h 0r'
• -Y -· =t~.n ~. FOR SJ\.L&-20 ft. sloop, keel. __________ ~_1'c TRADE-Corona 6 room house tor lease. A1:ake off('I". Good for mar-
shelter cabin, a good sailer. house close to Newport Beach. ket, drug or chain store, motel,
Really. a buy ror S650.00. Phone Color ado River Special 1003 Sheridan St .. Corona. Phone theatre. marine business. Brok-
Crest,r1ew 51388. E. J. Carpen-Ne\'-' 13• 5 .. Globe ''Mate" runa-549-M or 6G7-\V. °"'Iler. 69-2tp en courtesy. Owner at 600
ter, 132 So. 8¥-·,atl Dr., Los An-botJt ~'ith American trailer 10 MONEY TO LOAN aa: Coast H.ig h¥-'ay. Beacon 5593.
geles 36· S9-Jtc h. p. ?.1ercury outboard. S744.44 68-8tp
Small Cabin Q-uiser, new ?i:tarine 1·ncluding t ax. LOANS TO BUILD, buy, improve. -----------.:..
• od I r· W FOR SALE-View locations above moto,. new pain• bait tank, _ m ern ze or re tnance. e pur-
.,. ch deeds The Arches. N e w 3 bedroom . sleeps 1 two: you won't have _to Practically new 14' KelsonKraft ase trust · home. Dining room, tir'eplace.
1pend ti.Jne and money on this! with 6.5 h. p. Salisbury Inboard: NE\VPORT·BALBOA FEDERAL 20 x 30, garage. Ready in 30 Call Harbor 2200. 65--7tc used 6 weeks. \Vi th mooring. $550. SAVINGS & LOAN ASS,N. days. Call Hub Powers. Harbor
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700 E. Central , Balboa Telephone 153 'FAN\VAY Express Cruiser. cabin -' . 3333 Via Lido Ph.,Har. 1500 62~W. 69-tfc
job, 28' x 10· x 18'. Large cOck-12' demonstrator skiff Wlth new ..,,==---.,-=----JS.-l!c. -----------,
pit, Chrysler Royal 143 H. P. 4.2 h. P· Champion outboard and MO NEY W~ 58 F9R LEASE OR SALE -Bay -------....1.---------------69-tfc
...Suilt 1946. Cull head room. 2 car top carr.ter. only $286. Inc. tax. $7000.00 1st trust deed for sa le on ·1 fronloge, 90 feet plus. M·l zone.
bunks. head, ice box. fully equiir 1 -new duplex. S% payable $7S.OO Sujtable marine repair yard,
ped $400o.OO Mooring available. S!!aboard Equipment Co. per month. 307 _ 3Jrd St.. New· sport riahing landjng or other
P hone Harbor 1898-J. 68-2tp · Beacon 584-1 port Beach. S9-4tc indU!triaJ uses. Long term lease
P . C. 54-FOR SALE-Less thwi 1205 Coast Hlway, Newport .. REAL ES TE only. No brokers. Box '"D .. c/o
year old. excellent condition. , SS.2tc TA. 'ii News-Ticnes. 68-4tp
_Will consider lot in trade. Har-MUSICAL a RAVIO SA
. bor 1126-M. 68-2tc SPINE 11 E PIANOS for rent..
FOR SA!.E--Rhodes 33 rt. good Beautiful blonde. mahogany,
condition. 2 suil5 of sail, com· •walnut. All rent ot fir-st months
pl ete racing &: cruising gear. allowed on putthase.
call \'l. P . lttcrickel. Harbor DAA-Z-SOIMIDT PIANO CO.
2167·\V, week ends. 68-2tc 520 No. Main. Santa Ana 64-tfc . .
32-Ft. CRUISING SLOOP sP:ro1:1'!wM~i;:-;'; ~~·~
Brand -n~¥i»! ~igned and built ther Spinette !lightly used at
by J. W . S"'•anson, and built in big saving. And )'OU just pa.y
the best manner. with mahog' out balance.
any trim throughout. ' DANZ-SCH:l\1IDT PIANO 00.
~ No, P.lain. Santa Ana 64--tfc
This lovely yacht will gladden . .,,-,·'===-=o--:-:---:---the heart of any real sallorman. WANTED 50 ~ pianos for our
She 1flL'a.sures 32" L.0.A., 2-1·5" rent Dept. Highest cash prices
L.\V.L., 9'1" Beam, and 4'6'" or biggest allowance on ex-
dratt. She has 434 sq. ft. in the change. Terms.
mainRi1 and jib, and 225 sq. ft. DAN~-~ PlANO CO.
• tn the r:enoa. 15 h.p. ~tichlgan 520 No. Main, Santa Ana 64-tfc
?ttarine E:ngine. Sleeps 4 people KNABE GRA.l'll-0. Wonderful tone.
comfortably. Mas forward double One of the \J.i;rrld's great pianos.
stateroom. large maln cabin, "en-Also Baldwin Grancl Emenon
clc&ed tollet, complete galley, StalT OUckeri.nc. A Behrman
and ample 1towace space. ti"2. Grand $487.00. terma:.
-Read Room.. This Ls a real home DA.."'"-z..scHMIDT PIANO CO.
alloat. And -a lively aaller. 520 No. .ltl&ln, Santa Ana 64-dc
Phone or write for appointment USED PIANOS. Some u low u
to NORMAN C. NOURSE, $85. Good for practice. '1'1--4t It
1805 Eaat Bay F'r'Ont, Balboa. ·• In at full price t.ter. Tenna.
Phone Harbor 569-J.. 67-41e DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CQ. -----~_,..,.....;.___ 520 No.. Main. Santa Ana 64-\fc
Hunt Craft Cruisers PL\No TUNIHG ...s ._innc.
"AlWlYS • Better Built Boe.t"" J .. B. Brown.. Pbo1ae 81· con . . 529W. 1111 llroedw9y, Colt.a
27 • 30 • 38 aee ~ undtt coo--, 18-t!c •trw:tlon •t flldGey, 425 30th
SL N...._. Belich. GERHARD Uprlsbt G<and iu-,· onUn • hull to a c;omplete yacht" &OOd t-. ,..._able. lil8 Har-
67-3tc bor BmL. Ccata lleea. -.1q,
1100MCK>i1UNiiNiiia,i;lacoociii .. ii .... iiii11oiiteo;;o'"i"1i7i-;ii·;;;:. DOG8. ~ • INft •
er boat uo w: 2!nl St., Loa wmn: llOXJIR-At ,....... mn ••ph 7. -.21p llatm---u. -
l'OR SU"-!& ft. •tllltt buJ1. ~ SAi F ldlil! ... -e.
llullt ftr -·•.t ---imlf, I M 1 IJe, ,.. .. 111111 • -----IL at..c.ta.-.B I ll•M.
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3-BEDROOM HOME -Costa Mesa
HERE'S A BEAUTY-Built in 1946. This &-room stucco
has ook floors. tile work. dbl. gar., and is in excellent
eastside location close 'lo shopping -district. Large lot
with ~ brick fence. Not only that, it has new
range, ·g., Bendix washer and many other furnish.
ings. Th. lovely place is offered at $11,000. Immed. Poss.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ..
THIS IS TiiE AREA wrrn SEWAGE AND ALL t:rrIL-
ITIES-GARAGE HOUSE, 1 year old, patio-$4750.
ALMOST NEW RANCH STYLE, 2-bedrm. home, vene-
tion blinds, 2 porches. A real value at $9,400.
1WO BEDROOM WITH HARBOR VIEW-Small down
payment.-$10.200. · _
2,YR OLD &-RM. HOUSE, very 'Well built. hdwd. floors.
Double garage. Lanclsciped -$12,000.
A SHOWPI,.ACE. &-yr. old, 2-bedrm., 2 fireplaces, Payne
furnace, dbl. gar. Has view. Comer location--$18,000. · .
COST A MESA LOTS
ALL GOOD EASTSIDE UYl'S at Sl,000, $1,100, Sl,350.
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INCOME PROPERTY
FOUR NEW RENI'AL UNITS with 4-car gar. Units &ood lize and al plaster and stucco construction. 105 rt.
frcntage 1111 street with 240 ft. depth allowing for sewraJ
additional Wilts. Preemt rate of Income Is very blab and
with upamton mold be greatly Jncreued. A reaf valui! at -$18,500. ' •
EV A I'.-RHODEN • Realtor
D.TON D. BARNE1T ~ G. BARNE'1T
• C'l'O Ne .... t J!hd.
I"-P I CTID 5713-R. / · CallaHem , u .. Pr '•• 5711-R
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OCEAN FRONT
New 3-Bedroom, 2-Story mock and Stucco Home
Unobstructable View
$12,750. Terms
NEWPORT BEACH LOTS .
Canal Front -·--··-----··---·----·-·$5000
Newport Heights ___ ·-·----1200
Ocean Front --·---·--·-·----2500
Newport Beach ···--·--~·--·· 1250
CORONA DEL MAR
Income Property:
12 t,J nlts-income $1000 monthly ___ .,;.._$85,000
2 Units-2 Bdnns.~xcell. income ·--19.500
2 Unlts-2 ~--O!lltral location.. 21,000 2 Unlts-2 ua!ity property_ zr .ooo
Many . to Choose FrOm
Vacant Lots : J
101 Highway kJtil --·' $5700 up
Residence Lota.:._ --·--1450 up
Homes :
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$6350 up. ·! --:-. ~""· I
EARL W. STANLEY . . . ·-. . . . . . . COVERING GBE.A.T&B
N&WPOBT B.A.BBO•
Slla v/. CDml.'1. 15tli AND IRVJMJ: STS.
---Ncw.,,..t-'hl.: -10lJ ,...., &r. ,,..
11111 -' COAST .._ 231 XUDIB .A.VE. 115 C0Asr BWT. ~--IC:~-..... .., • ....... o... .. .... -, --•• nL: ,. ... 1719 nL: ....... -
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Double garage. This ~ a gem. ·
'Fotal Price $9500 '
One-Bedroom Ho.use, New and Modern
Very attractive interior, knotty pine and combed ply-wood. · Lot 50xl50.
$5675. Terms.
Want 4% Money? Then see this
Two-bedroom home, almost new. completely furnished
$Z750 down. Bal. $47.25 per mo., incl. interest, insurance
and taxes. EXCELLENT LOCATION. Eastside. ·
WE HA VE SOME OF TilE MOST CHOICE two and
three bedroom homes in Newport Hghts. and Costa Mesa a~ the right prices. &<Jme are on acre and half acre Jots,
with bearing fnut trees, berries, gardens, etc. Let us show you. . •
INCOME '
BALBOA fSLAND.-Fum. Two units. One upper 3 bed -
room, studiQ, and .Jower two bedroom. Double garage.
Very lovely. You'll like this.
CORONA DEL MAR. 3 Units, furn. excellent rental
property. Reasonably priced, and terms .
NEWPOh RT BEACH. Two units, very desirable. Priced ng t.
COST A MESA. Four units on corner lot in good residen-
tial section, East side. Two are new and have two
bedrooms each. Three units are furnished. This shows
excellent rettll71S. Terms.
Good Resident ial Lot, 50.x 165
• · • on paved street close in on East side.
$550.00 down , $25.00 per m,o.
ALSO GOOD BUILDING UYl'S IN NWPT. HGHTS.
Refrigerator Repair Shop
FUiiy equipped with built-up business and lovely, 2-bed-
room home, completely furnished ; large lot; beautifullr
landscaped. This is a real buy for experienced refrigera-tion man. Priced right.
C. GALEN DENISON -Broker
Blanche A . Gates--Salesrrum
Hugh E. Watson-Salesman
Phone Beacon 5197 -Evenings Harbor 746-M
BALBOA ISLAND
69-ltc
SPECIAL -Two furnished houses on .lot near South
Bay. Patio between.·---···---·-·-··--·-·-·-·--·----.$16,000
MODERN TWO-BEDROOM, fireplace plenty of room to
build another unit J UST REMODELED and en-
larged ·---··--·-·····-············--·-····-··---·--······--$13,'lOO
CHOICE LOT on Little Island ···-·-·······----····---.$7,350
• -Phone m-w
• 68-2tc
AT CORONA DEL MAR
1-Bedroom House -----..S 6,350
, 1 Bedroom House, a dandy --·-·-----7,400
' Dqplex, good income --·----··-· 11.SOO
Duplex, good income -· -----16,500
54-Ft. Ocean frontage, blllslde, but grand view_ 4.500
100.Ft. Ocean front, bUls!de, but erand view_ 7.500
4 mJloide. Iota _ for all four-4,DOO
, 1 Hllls!de lot ·-·-1,000
W. J. HOLOOMB.
1517 <XlABI' lnWAY cpRONA DEL Kil
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-· -lo~...., ... ..,. OrllftS. .. .._ OD. plot~ ....... to Via !Mo -...... Udo llleatet: la N!!!!port lloc"' ews-'nmes photo by Kent Hltc:hoodt . '
Mod.f. t• f C 1·f . l Cofoiiado Adds I 1ca ion 0 a I orn1a aw Star to Crown
M.ns it'• travel you Wllllt-in •1u
for · &" land& Or thrillin& adventure aloq new
frantiera in el.ictrotucs, aviation, medical ocience.
Psbape the chince to learn a use! ul, modem tkilJ.
To Be Debated by State Bar Coronado ts' addJne another
"star" to· its crown this summer.
The "'star" ls the cleanest cttY
beach In Southern California and
the thing that ls responsible ii an
lr.on-tJngered meshed a ad get
dreamed up a.nd made by City
Manacer Howard Fuller a nd City
Electrician Robert Hitch. of Coro-
nado.
U you are 18 to 34 ( 17 witli parenta' consent)
Mid otberwme qualified, you can /let them all in the
Regular Army. Yes, it's true: only 3 out of 5 a ppli-
canta are &ood enough to make it. That means you'll
-your country with an outfit you can be proud oi.
Stully the pay cluUt below. That pay is clear.
You don't pay a cent fpr food, lod&in&, clothing.
So!iH•d a:ood? Tbion....,get the full facts today at your
._...,. U. S. Army "Recruiting Station.
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The ,Conference ot State Bar
Delecates, representing more than
70 local Calitornla bar auod.a·
Uons, will meet September 9 and
10 In Santa Cruz to inaugurate a
'new statewide educational pn>-
gram for lawyers and to debate
proposed legislatJon for the next
session of the state legislature.
The Conference will meet durtnc
the first two days of a five day
State Bar convention during which
a ;,ariety of national and inter-
national problems w i 11 be dis-
cussed.
&c~":y ~:e~~i5 ~~:
. NEW, HIGHER PAY !IONTMLT
~ nnmrrT
.... ,., IWCOMI .uni;
which wou1d seek to modify the
existing divorce laws to provide
for divorce on grounds of incur-
FOR ,,,,,,, ., ...... ,., ......
M.utw -..,.. Iii-lerMce S.W.e
ARMY MEN
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0< FU..~ $16•.00 $107,,, $18'.6J
T.Chaic•I 5erp&Jll • 135.00 87.75 151.88
Sa6 s...-m H•.oo 7C• 129.18
Serpanl 100.00 65.00 1'12.50
Bo/una,, • ....... _ .. ,_, c-,,or.i 90.00 '8.'° 101.lj ...1.w_
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Pmar. Pint a.. 80.00 '2.00 90.00
Private • ' • 7,.00 ..,., 84.38
4 CO O O !OB FOR 10tl
U.S. Army
CM<JOS l THIS
(/ .. £ PR0f"£5510 11rf 'WOW '
QENJ:B.AL llll:P.uJIS
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U. S. Army . Recruiting Service
Post Office Building, Santa Aria
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Bolu.an f!.ru:P4'1'1
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This check
is also made o•f
to you
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The monthly I"' ye heck ro Olll employees Im
been getting bigger all the time. la a year's
time ic has grown from oea.rly $13,500,000 co
about $16,000,000. Thousands of new !":°pie
have come wirh us ro helf wirh <he big iob we
m~' do to meet the Wms uemmdow growth
•.. and our employees an getting <he best pey
racescvu.
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able lnaanlty in cases where one
party ls confined under laws of
a 1tate other than CalilornJa.
M the outgrowth of certain pa-
ternity cues ln California a sec-
ond reSoluUon proposes that the
results ot blood grouping tests
shall be. conc1U5lve in determining
paren\al'e of children.
Under tenns of a third proposal
the court would be empowered to
award a ttorney's fees 1n actions
brought by employees ' against
third ~nons.
There is also a resolution prtr
pos_jng l~islation providing that
a law 1uit baaed on a wrongful
or negligent act causingf injury or
dee th to a person shall not in
m01t cases automatically ~ ex-
tinguished by the death or either
the vtcttm or t he wrong doer.
Several other resolutions sug-
gesting c hange in the laws have
been proposed by bar associations
or individual lawyers throughout
the state.
In eddltion to these proposals
and the reports of. many commit·
tees, the conference will inaugur-
ate the new State Bar-University
Extension educational program
which will enable nearly every
lawyer in the s tate. by offering
him an opportunity to attend
cJaues in his community, to keep
abreast or new developments in
the law. ·
rn a special report of the com-
mittee on Continuing Education of
the Bar , this program will be out-
lined. Participating in the panel
report are Proressor Robert King-
sley. chairman of the committee;
Harrison Tweed, New York. presi-
dent of the American Law Insti-
tute; Dr. Baldwin M. Woods, di-
rector, and John Van, de Water.
acting administrator of the pro-
gram, from the University Exten·
sion of-<the . University of Cali-
fornia.
The conference or State Bar
delegatt'S• program will be under
the direction of its executive com-
mittee composl'd or Delger Tro\V·
bridge, chairman, of San Fran-
cisco; l'larry \V . Horton, first vice-
chairman. of El Centro; Raymond
G. Thompson. second vice-chair-
man, of Pasadena: N. F. Bradley,
of Visalia: Kimpton EIJis, of Los
Angeles ; \Villiam T. Selby, of Ven-
tura ; and Williard Shea of Oak-
la nd .
Classi!Jed ads DO get the job
done.
The contrivance Is a beach rake,
and the reason it is attracting en-
vious and curious beach caretakera
from all over the area la this: It
piclu up the kelp clutter in one
operation; then slft1 the beach
sand of all debris.
Offi cially called "The BE'ach
Ral<e·· the ~pound f machine
look! like an ol d·rashiohed hay-
rake. Attached to a lrafrtor, It
cleans · Coronado's. thTff..c;luarter-
mile-long beach in six hours.
The rake is equipped with long
iron "fingers" ..-.•hich pick up. the
kE'lp1 Tht!-fingers are lifted auto-
matically and replaced by a 1%-
inch mesti scr(!en. This cUgs Into
the sand to a dCpth or two inches.
sifting ou t all small pieces of
glass, shl'lls and other debris.
Cleantnr Expedited .
Responsible ror operatjon or the
rake is Lee Evans, Director ot the
Health and · Sanitation 'Depart-
ment.
"The rake now does a job which
would ta~ a week by old hand-
picking and cleaning methods,"
Evans said yesterday. ·
Central Beach extending from
Hotel del Coronado to Coronado's
old ~orth Beach, was forme<kev-
eral years ago when the Spanish
Bife was filled in. Improved grad-
ually each year, the beach now is
one of the finest in California .
Beach equipment now includes
two life to..-.•ers. showers, a jeep
for· patroling;' parlable public ad·
dress syaterrl known as 'the "Bull
Horn" a nd Used to warn swim-
mers, high·powered binoculars,
torpedo bUoys ; two 12-foot surr
boards designed by Walter Lowe,
Assistant Lfieguard, for vse in
rescues, a nd a rubber life r aft.
Tom Rice is supervisor or the
four lifeguards, who arc dir'ect<.'d
by the Ci ty Recreation 'Depart-
ment, headed by \V . T. Vandiver.
A nag system-red for danger,
blue for safe 'and )-ellow for cau·
tion-\vas introduced some time
ago by E\'ans and v.·a.rns or sud·
den riptides a nd d8'flgcrous water .
J':e,v fossil-hunting techniques,
including tht'.' ust'.' of X rays, :u-c
being tested Car applicaLion by the
University of California South
.4.fr ican Expedition.
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Veterans'
·Education
NBWPOBT BALBOA NBW8·Tl•·S8· p '1
TBVUDAY Newpurt Beech, c:wif. A!p!! !!, 1M1 age
Ben Uebermann, county aervl~
orr1cer .. announced that there wUI
be a representative ot the CaJlror-
nia· State Division of Educational
Auistance lft the Orange County
Veterans Service Center, 225 North
Broadway, Santa Ana. from 1 to 5
o'clock Friday, August 29, to ln-
te.rvfew veterans who desire· edu-
cation thls school year under Call-
fornla State Benerlts.
EAT MO'RE f ,ISH
They HOYe the Iodine You Need
Delicious 1
FRESH SEAFOODS DAILY
• MRBACUDA .• BOOK ooo' • (ll..\MB
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All veterans deslrtna to attend
school under the Calllornla state
Beoefitl ma.y secure th'e applica-
tion tor their ellcibUlty at the Vet-
erans Service Centtt. 'Ibey a r e
urced lo rue their application u
soon u poalble, u It mU1t be amt
to Sacramento w i t h a photo-
craph.Jc or photostatic copy or
their discharge; after ~lr certl·
flcate ot eligibility ti receive\'! by
them from Sacramento, the vet-
eran must, be' interviewed by the
state representative, before he will
be entitled to the benefits.
• I TRY OUR l'BE8R OOOKJ:D I
CRABS and LOBSTERS
BAYSIDE FISH MARKET
WBOI.D!Al,E AND. am•u.
w1:wron a&&mi
lf applications have been ·sent
to Sacramento, but the certificate
hQ.B not yet been returned., the
representative will Interview vet-
erans without the certil_icate In
this office or at the jun¥>r colleees
due to the fact that ,the 5Chool
year is so near.
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TIY representative, in addition
to being at the veterans service
center in Santa Ana In the after-
noon or .August 29, ..-.111 be at Ful·
lerton Junior college from 10 to
12 o'clock September 11, and ·the
Santa Ana J~or college from 1
tp 4 o'clock ~ptembCr 11 . At
other times i is necessary for the
veteran to go into Los Angeles,
at 704 Black Building. 357 South
Hill street, to be Interviewed ..
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r t &•1t1 SWW7 TM1 IA1 _.ft. J'&J' ~ VolwlDe XXllJlL Words rnake wonderful muka. t:m:. 1u. telephone, water, and IOmeWhere between Colorado and from the men of tbe revoJuUOn or
Oilltm. --M's= .... ,,a • ~ .... I I 7 Some people a.nd tome lf'OUpl UM •lam rates tn the elevea yean Bannlnc, depending on Uae piana the war be tween the state., who
8ol -lptiao ~In Advanel!: Sl!iO .per,_ In 0ranp Oolmt1; them artfully to amceal the real from. July, 193$, to JW>O, 1946. of various ...,...alona1 commit-cavie from farms. wbo knew bow sz. 75 per year to 4th zone; $3.00 per year to 8th zone , meaning and purpoee of the cause Callfomla fannen UR more tees. It we-have time. we'll drive to take care of them.elves out ::::-:::-"::=:~=:~=;;;:=:-:::=::=:;:=:=;;::;:;;;::-;:~;;;;;;;-;;;;;:·~ or phlk>oophy the)' espuuoe. Othon fem electr1c11y than au the other ,up throUab the J"'*-Hole coun-doora, who had banclled and lhot 1111-u Second-Ow matt<r at the Pootottlce In New)IU(t Be9c:ll, employ them. In catcball phrues. t7 1tate1 put tccetber-and they tey to ... lat ~ves why ther• r'Ules, and whO could take cover.
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THOMAS f. KEILY . ~ Public AcCountant
ANNOUNCES nIE CHANGE OF HIS
OFFICE LOCATION .
IN nIE HARBOR AREA
Bookkeeping Service, Audits, Bookkeeping Syatems
State and Federal Taxes -. . ·, .
318 Coast Highway ·Corona del Mar
Telephone Harbor l87ChT call!omia, under the Act of March 3. l'l97 to &ather aupport_from the masses aet th• lerVi..,. In at leaat one lhould be ap muc:h. arsument O'Ver A jlOod boy ICOUt knows ,_., to-
!l.All D. PORTER _ _ • Publlaber who are too cuual to analyze the company and that the largeat 'that monunieilt U the committees day about llandlin& himself In the i~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii~~~~~ii~~~~~= I'. G. FROST _ _ • • • • -• • --• F.dltar true rel&tlonsblp of cleverly 1trung aerver of lumen, undtt a policy are altta4Y 'In Southern California, field ihan the average dr.itee.
;I. F. DIXON _ • · _ -• -• • -~ Mana1er nouns and verbo and acijoctlves. that brings the llnes to the farms tl>en. -11 undoubtedly be there. Some say that atomic warfare
Prtntlme Plant, 3011 W. Central Avenue. Newport 1'each. Clallfomla But anyone who, .,... vfords for only the COit of the D>OQthly So, before I go, 111 leave ~ makes 1uch a bill unneceuary. In
Official' Paper of the Cit)' of Newport Beach :;th who~:! =· '!..~~:= =~:': ~ ~1~ ~: ~ ~~""::! ~ =n .:::!'!r."':..~wlf "';:
A. Depe•«•Ne Local JmUtatloa rw OVW S'J y _,. 1 them to fabricate a w or 1 d of the rates charged--and thHe ntet lion. The folks at home refer to must keep ln mind th8.t I am oo
dreams, must atand th' come. att the lowest ln the NaUon. it u the ditcuaaion over "compul'· the committee that must know
quences If they collJd<! with hard It it hardly lllt•ly that these aary military traJnlna:". It la of-about our progress in atom!~ ener· Active ttallty. facts will trouble the conscience !Jdally known as the "Natlonal IQ'• and that much of thlo la top
Member Take !be cue of the "Progres-or &!feet !be philoooplty of the Security Tralnlng Act of 1947," secret U war should come, we
aive Otizens of America:'. That PC.A. When facts 1et ln the we.y1 which ot coune will be chanced would never again have a pre-Of ' arganlzatlon, 1ucceaor of the CIO the social dreamen prefer to aid<!-to !!Mil, unleu we have a special llminary periDd, to prepare our-
_-~----,-----_::_ _____ _::~~~=-Politlca1 Action c.ommlttee, met attp or Ignore: ~ to con· session, ans:I the bill ii brough t up seJve1, while other nations held
1o. In Chicago recently and iuued a tinue painting a l"C*'ate picture of then. the enemy at bay.
communique to the preu that was the Paradise of Sodalbm or Com· There are two th1np that tta11y So the bill, which is out of
Pacific ·Heating ·co ~, Inc.
. Residential & Commercial Heating
Forced Air, GraYify and Floor Furnaces _
Harbor 676-R
1'709-11 Coast Hiway Corona del Mer
G• '~ llipo t diuemlnated throughout the land munlsm. should be cleared up at the start. CQDUD1ttee and waiting for a rule JVe .Edi.I 8 P• by the neww services. Words may foo1 a lot of people, A lot of letten recently have to brtnc It to the OQOr, calla ·for ~;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~
· The PCA told Americans that, bu\. 'tacts wt.U Co.nvince many m<Jr.1!. spoken about .. atar chamber me.th-&ix rnontha training, after each ;
Commenting on some innovations adopted by a soclallzatlon of all indUltry was And, unfortunately foe lh• PCA. ods." ·I can think of no bill. In the dtlzen la 18, with 11 optional. The ETS-HOKll &1 o·A' LVAN ,bank in Long Island, New York, which included a the only hope. of salvation from fac,. stJll speak louder than words. U..e I have been here, to which ll<!rYla! can be delayed to .flnlah
children's department with free Jo1Jipops.and a park-capitall>tlc domination . Of course, that critlct.m could lear rlgbtly be high IChool . Another alx monthl tHe PCA clidn't use those exact appli~. Two committees tnve1tJ-ma,y CM: ta.ken (l) in this same
ing lot for baby carriages, Collier's Ma~azine .sug-wonJs, nor did Jt' add that this Our Children's' gated this subject and held hear-tralnlngm, .. : <2> In the National gest.ed editorially that banks in ge neral could bright-happens to be Moscow's national lngs, !><Core It got to the ttgular Guard: 3) by enlistment In the
th • • "d bl d k them more and international p h 11 os op h y. Co t 'b ti committee th.ls year. Reserve. Cqrpe; (4) by voluntary en err prenuses CODS! era y an ma e" Neither did It on'"' refer to Eng-. n rJ U OnS More than 2000 pages or testl· enU1tment In the regular. services; . attractive to customers. .. -~ land·s current experiences with a mony were .taken and wttneues J5) by appaintment to the Acade--
"Why," asks Collier's, "should any baJ?~, have a brand of beneficlent Socialism OUR SPEEDBOAT . from every ~roup and every shade mle1: (6) by enrollment In the of-
ELECTRICIANS
SINCE 1ll'llD
1000 <lout Blway, Newpori. . ' funereal air, f)US sourpuss teJl~rs aJ?d. off1c1aJs "'.°ho that today is forcing the British By Donna Munson· of thought were listened to pa-fleer procurement programs, (7)
make You fee as if You Were Com m•tting some kind go vernment to take ov.r control w t ·--t I th t tiently. Even after this WU done. through R. o . T. c. training, pJu. " · not only of the 1machines but of e pu our UUtl n e wa er. and before the bill was reported an agreement to accept a oomJnis.. Am la ... ~WUmlq1iae-8todlt.. of sacrilege in approaching theme for a loan?" the very lives of Its subject. In a We speed real last down the ba.y. out, supplementary hear!J\gs were sion if offered: (8) by service In l!m lllop-OMlaMaad_....,.
1 c h b · k Mic.key leaned out of It. She's my . (S) b t'We can't .. see,' continues the editori'a ., 'w y an s desperate effort to bolster talling little sister. opened. It was here that the critl-the Merchant Mar111e, Yen· C.O.Two · · th ) d t inf } prodiaction. • • ciim apparently started. listment in special technical train· shouldn't humaruze emse ves, too, an ge onna :The PCA made misleading slate--Th~e latter hearings were nee-ing courses: or (10) by six years l1BE EQUJPllENT
-while, Of course, remaining as shrewd as ever in ments concerning three major in-B n:!~':'i'°' essarily short. The testimony had reserve tralning, one month each tor FACTORY, PLANT, BTOBll:, Ol'n(JIC, FABM, HOim
the conduct of their affairs." dustries. Y . essee · become repetition. It could .have year. I have shortene4 these; any-~======================='!
C 1 1. Coal. \Vhat the PCA said was 1 saw a clown ln a circus once ·continued fqr years, but little lf one interested may have a copy ot -That is sound advice, coming as it does from 0 -th is: Priva te ownership has proved and he WM In !be middle of a anything new would have been the bill by writing your congres-
lier's, one of the top-bracket magazines of the COUn-wasteful and Inefficient; It has fire. ll was a house on fll'e, and presented, and the action on the sional otrice in Wasltington.
try. We are p<tssing theiI: thought on to other bank.ers fa iled lo provide a deC<>nt Uvell-It was part or the circus. The bill would sii;nply have been de-The bill will be qlscussed at • lJ h ) h to hood. C~O"'ll was in the middle ?f the layed. So the bill was voted out. length on the flooT ; amendments in the hope tliat it may matena Y e P t em IID-What the PCA did NOT say was hre. And then he blew, up '" the and the committee vote was 20 will be offered and I expect some
prove their ... own institutional advert.ising . programs. this-and the facts are matters of ait -Just like. a ~al~oon . to o. '4 them will be accepted. It is
While California bankers may be a bit hesitant about .tatistical record-: Among 43 in-The other matt er I want the !be way with all bills of this im-launc~ng the "down~to-earth" f ree lollipop and baby dustries. anthracite coal mining , OUR BABIES people to be clear about Is that portance. ll will then go to !be "I . pays the hi&hest average wage-By Roxanne Rogers no man or woman, boy or girl, Is Senate, and through committee carriage parking ideas, still there's plenty of food for $1.64 an hour-whlcl\ is 215 higher Pretty S<JOn we're going to sell any nearer to war. because of this hearings there, th en to the floor
expression in such projects. If Eastern banks seem than for all manufacturing. Bi tum· our babies. They're black and bill, than he or she would have for more discussion and action.
far ahead Of California institutions in their ,human inous coal wag<"S are fourth high· White baby kittens. We have them been v.·ithout IL t( war occurred, Finally it will go to a conference
£>s t among the 43. in a basket. At first they didn't men in training under this plan committee to iron out the differ-interest income savings ideas it is only because they 2. Rail roads. Under private own-even have their eyt"S open. But would not be in the service direct-ences. Then it Will go to the Presi-
utilize the servi<:eS of top public relations specialists ership, the PCA sa id, they ha ve they play now. ly. They would be drafted, just as dent.. Only when he signs it, will
who can interpret public thought and know how to failed to modemi.e their equil>' • • • in w. w. I or in w. w. II, except it be a Jaw. It may see changes ment and operatJons ; they practice Tif"iLOST BOAT tha t those who had this training before then. That is the way all serve its needs.. discrimination in ra tes; and their By f>Se"Ph Taylor would have a little better chance, laws are made. The late Thomas Flaherty, onetime s e a l er ef employees are Ill-paid. I in my opinion. after observing It is an imPortant bill, iinPort-
weightii and measures in the City of San Francisco, What the PCA did NOT say-When I was fishing with my three wars, 10 come ba~k home, ant to the future safety of the once told the editor of The News-Times during the and here again th e fa cts ar e there daddy and Billy, we found a boat. or 10 come back whole. people of !be .United States.
to substantiate it-: Railroad men It was floati ng near the altore. In w. w . 1 we saw men sent to , former's visit to a sister in New Jersey that what received a ra t~ of wages material-We got in it and took a ride. '.lbere combat with oometimt!s .S little More than 100 visiting faculty
';3)ifornia needed most Was more astute public re-ly higher in 1946 than in the war ·was a little hole in it~ We wanted as six weeks training .• We had a members will supplement the re&-~;r . .., men 6n two different visits to New Jersey we~ themselves. Last y-:ar. aver-to bring it home. but we didn'L promJse that this would not ha~ ular University of California staff
• · ' age straight ti.me was paid at the n pen in \V. w. n. but we still saw for swnmat' sessions on both the
. n 1928 and the ~ther in 1929, when the present r~te or Sl.12 an hour, compared La.•t night my daddy and mother men sent into combat with less Berkeley and Loo Angeles cam-
,Jitor of The News-Times, then a reporter for a New with 93. cents in l945. 74 cents In and I went to .... if !bat boot was fun<lam ental training than they puses.
erst:y daily, was also directing the publicity for the 1939• and 61 ce nts '" 1921· still there. And we saw It (!oat-:..::_-----~''----=----'--------~----
te ty Pr t t. Le . •ts . f Railroad plant and equipment in 1ng away from shore. Tu~re were . BDOfESSIONAL DIRECTORY rcoun . 0 ec !Ve ague ln I compa1gn .or the United States-tracks . cars. some people Jn it, so they must \r l!I _
'flood control in that state, Mr. Flaherty urged him engi nes. stauons. sh ops etc.-=• have come to get it.
to "come to San Francisco and go into public rela-more than s21.ooo.ooo.ooo to creat. AOOOUNT,ANT
t . k " "W h " h 'd t th t t' . 1928 And nearl y 1.000.000 stockholders Be Wise -Ad"""tlle 10'hswor. e ave, .e.sai. a. a 1rne.1n . , own the plant ... average holdings .. :===========~!' "only two well-rated pubhc1ty firms, and anyone hke bei ng le.s than 100 shares each .. Bookkeep i ng
Service YOU WhO can write human interest feature stories for The war prev~nted. ~he building STENOGRAJ'mO Sl':RVIOE
bl. d ts 'JI b h ') · d " of new equipment: bllhons are now p.U IC men an even WI e .._appl Y receive · being spent or budgeted for this
In 1928, :Mr. Flaherty was a stranger in the large purpose. _
New Jersey City, but he knew the editor of the 'New Rat es. as everyone knows. are
Jersey new•paper and often visited him when in that f'p,.ed by th e Interst ate Comm•~"' • • • .., • • , . Commission and the railroad .in-state VlSJtlng a kin. It was 1n 1:928 that the wnter come. despi to the fact that 6%
wrote a feature story about Mr. Flaherty. It was be-is reganl<'d as a fair return on In·
cau.._~' of that sUl'"" that Mr. Flaherty thought the ves tment. las t year averaged 2% %
• ~ .J • • The average for the last 25 years, :wnter would make a good pubhc1st for Mr. James ineluding the boom deeade of the
Rolph and others in the Bay City. We are not interest-·20s. has been only 3%%.
GEORGIA TAYLOR
Staographlc Service
Notary Public
Esperienced Lepl Steno
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tJOLIN P. B ROWN
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Armand Monaco
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Z-· eo N ()-47-ed in publicizing an experience which has grown gray 3. Power. The PCA oontended
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tention to Mr. Flaherty's remarks as an exampre of has not reduced rat es sut!ldent1y ;
the trend of thought of a native Californian in 192& its P,"qfits are excessive: and lt9
and 1929 with regard to the passing show in his home pa~~~. ':i,1~':;.. the facts ! Elec-
town. tric power 8.nd gas CQmpany pro-
We know that tdp public relations counsels .Jike fits wett 51st4down in th~ list of
C I B ' Ed d L B S H 70 type< of corpora te business in ar yo1t, war . er_nays, teve annagan or l!J.16; wag.. paid r a nked 9th,
T. J . Ross who were putting on some of the most among 43 industries. And here in
Profitable publicity campaigris for national concerns Calilornla. tar mer• especially
th ast d t d ' th J T · uld know the truth about priVllt e OJ>' In e e . an wes w;ng e ate wenttes co eratlon of PoWer racillties. Rat ..
have adVIBed· San Franciscans on how to prepare a went down $8,000.000 in one year
movement to build goodwill for public men on big alont'-1945-46. Reductions totaJ -
Coast Properties Co.
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Local. State and Natlonal Realty Boozds.
Multlpl• Llstlna Boerd
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profession and their services come high, but they ll
know how to interpret the· public pulse and respond It is with pleasure that :::::::=======~
to its demands. Their returns on a big investment of
cash have always proven profitable to clients.
As we said previously. we do not care to over-em-
phasize the merits of public relations e~erts, nor to
extol! the personal exploits of one ·man, but we · do
honestly believe that "down-to-earth" human interest
ideas such as the establishment of a children's de-
partment with free lollipops and a parking lot for
baby carriages; as the editor8 of Collier's magazine
. have so nobly suggested, should be encouraged. These
ideas will pay gro'lving profits over the years from
infancy to man and womanhood for any public in-
stitution which has the courage to try it.
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W. S. EMERY
Announces His Affiliation with
Frederick Ya~ht Co.
1215 Coast Highway, Newport Beach
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
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H. R. Hall, M. D.
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loWer rh.:in ever before-and 1he controlled heat of an
electric range sa\•cs currenL Perfect insulation ketps the
heat where it belongs. It'• budget.wis< to cook electrically!
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on the:' job of cooking your food! Modern insula ·
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bin gs .f. . an tlt<tri< range is as t asy to clean .u a
chin.a pl.art! When you cook tlt<Jrieally, )'OU ~d
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At l.ast you cm get 1ha1 t lt<trit" range you have ptin~ 10.h.lve !
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L.ook at them -pick the ·one designed to fit your home and
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SOUTHERN CALljORNIA IDISON COMPANY
PLUlilBINO J. H. ESTUS BABDWABE
' ~FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS
Electric Ranges • Water Heaters • Washers • Oeeneni
RadiOtl • Electric Oothes Dryers • Irooen
O'Keef~Merritt-Gas Ranges • ~r Paints
Pbane Harbor ll6 -Newport Beach _ 2205 Coast Blvd.
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et the n4'w I OWi( Course
Escondido Plana
Grape FestiTal for
Early September
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Standard 18-Hole Course -6100 Yards -Par 71
AU u Vo '"'"'" ... ,,,,, ... ,..;·· .......... ·-· ....... ··-• .....0!11.l' TWZ1i'n' llllN1l'DI! DlllVll no• BAIAO-
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PIMIDladall
Complete
Body and Painting
Service
COLOR MATCHING
FOR CARS
OF ALL MAKES
Bring Your Car HOME -for Service
Official
Brake Testing
and
Let Us Service Your ·Car . -.
Regularly to Avoid
Light Testing
StaUoa
Further Costly Repairs
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YOUR .. DEALER
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Newpurl BMob DINNER 4 -10 P. IL
m.-1 r t
FALL SCHEDULES , .
EFFECTIVE ll-PTEMBER 1
The Dally Streamliner
"CRY OF LOS ANGELES"
On/y-39 ~ houT5 mroul<.
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Ne change in Daily Eastbound
schedule: Iv. LosAngeles5:00P-¥.
aha atnve Chicago 10:45 A.M.
Westbound : leave Utica go five
minutes earlier. at 7 :15 P.M. and
amve Los Angeles 9:00 A. M.
STEWARDESS SERVICE.
The LOS ~GEUS LtMmD will be ooe hour faster to Chicago.
New departure Iran Loe Angeles will he at 12 :01 (0000), and arrive
Chicago 2 :30 p .M. Only two nights enroulL
.The UTAHN-Streamliner"City of St. Louis" will beooe
hour faster to Denver, Kansas ...:ity and St. Louis. Leave Los .\ngeles
9:30 A.M., arrive Denver 7:45 P .M. nen day; Kansas Qty 7:45 A.M.,
and St. Louis 12:50 P.M.
The Utah,n carries StaDdard Pullman to and lrom Cedar City, Utah,
for tours to Zion-Bryce t:anyoo-Grand Canyon NatiOlllll Parks.
The PONY E;KPRESS-No change in convenient evening depar-
ture at,6 :00 P .M. from Loe Angdes. .
The popular over-night air-<Xlllditiooed Pullman to and from Lat
Veps is on the Pooy Expr-.
Al ...... emit wlwMla1d ,...,wans, mod1rn
Coarhe1, Oe.Lounge mMI Dlnlntl Can.
UNION PACWIC ncm Ol'Aa-SANTA ANA
30Stb!to-Maln-.
T1l1p.W1e1 1177
.. $~1C'f/16-.., .
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Newport Heights property own-
ers ' paid $215 toward the instal-
latlon of the first addition of a
ma.in lin~ sewt'r for tha·t section
during July, a 'municJpal rep::rrt
shows.
Rinehart Reports Fees
Frank Rinehart, city clerk, turn-
ed $8441.83 over to City Treasurer
J. A. Gant on July revenue from
una t tachcd personal property.
* Purity · * Accuracy * Dependability
Brill( JOW' p-ptlom
J.ere to be ftlled wltll tbe
knowkdce tb.at yon are
&"'tthlc eueUy wbat ,.....
doctor ordered.
ILUIP'l'ON RAIUlOB DBUO
NEWPOaT PHARMACY
BALBOA PllABlllACY ." •
WORTHINGT
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, Refrigeration
raso11 ...-o:llLl ...........
Air Conditioning ........
Prt:ssare Pmnpe
een~-1 Pmn uu_.. pe
PW AD P11 ww ...
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THE HURLEY BELL
1:1.'5 COAST momvAY, OOBONA DEL MAR
Dining Room
OPEN
lla.m.to12p..m. 1
.Sundays, 12 10 12
LUNCH
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(Ocoed Tuesda)osl
Cocktail Lounge Prt~~~ .. u:=·~
BALBOA RENDEZVOUS
• Ballroom
Presents • ; • • •
KING COLE TRIO
Saturday, August 30tll
THREE SHOWS ---12:30 t 9:30 11:00 ·--___ . __ _,
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ANSELL HILL
AND HIS ORCHESTRA •
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NEWPORT BALBOA NEW8-TlllEB
'DIOIUIDU Newpirt l!oM"z Oollf. Aapot !!, lMT·
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King Cole Trio Will F I N A L WEE.K
Tonight and Nightly Return to Balboa on
This Saturday Night "' l:IO ••• -. -7. l:M
N. Y. Smash-Hit-Play THE ,
GLASS
MENAGERIE 1
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Botmn of tbe Grut lllmkal
"The Grttat
Waltz"
With Louise Rainer
Fe,:nand Gravet
-· Sun., Mon. AQK. Sl, Sept. 1 -Joan Bennett
Robert _Ryan in·
"Women on
the Beach"
--companion Fea~
--· TuM., Wed. • Sept. %, S
Lionel Barrymore
James Craig
"Dark
Delusion"
Frt., Ila&. AUC'. 19, •
Jon -Hall
Dana Andre~s
"Kit .tarson"
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"The Last of the
Mohicans"
with RANDOLPH 800TT --................................. ...
8WL, Mon AUC':-11, Sept. 1
Joan Crawford
Van Heflin
"Possessed"
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'bee.. Wed. Sept. !; ~
Dorothy Lamour in
"Rainbow
Island"
ln Beauutul Teclmlco.tor
-plm-
Alan Ladd es -
"Salty O'R9urke"
Dick Mcintire
IS PLAYING NIGHTLY
E~~ept Wednesday
Vaux's in Balboa
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Now. Open
Every Day
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P ue 10 .tfSWPO•T BALBOA tfSW8-TIMlll Q'ty B ·1di . :------..--..... 200 TWl·ns-Holstem' Model ' ~ TRUUDAY !feaj!W! _,, o.ar. A!pot !!, lNt I UI mg cl Co•oci/ l'roi-D LJ t "'-'-c . RIVE IN ~ '\ I ) /
Costa Mesa Sthools Will Open on ' rwTW. ommiH•• Home Open for Quick, Courteous -~~.r
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Sept. to; Class Directions Are Told H<>Vers Close . .:·~·\·;'.~. Anive .in 0n Saturday S.rvice -~.:-
.. :E~;~~ =::~:.u_th :oi-To. S300 000 E.~~: . .:~: .,·.";;.., Hunt. Beach· =~i~E 1 ;,;0·11~;· ;~~~sv~~~l: 1
~ -=t :::.~· Jock Smith ~ == ~tber ~ p At ... --•llas ,.... tr: :.:...i~~la i.t1.:. and Via llO'J.'OB OILS loo... ... or-t ., 'Ibis handoome .. _ . .._....,.._ BUD MUJJ:ll'S
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-•bA1: , .. O·zs11 rfna. (Con~ b'orn Pate ll UCltt.. U. e1-eawca .._ <Ccmttnue4 from Pap 1) 1.u.J~bedroom I I d ·she --r-"~--i--~-~.. be Second Grade: Lenora nn-·-. ... -· . -bu Just been completed and s an II Station •-~~ .. ~~-ww ..,., hla i:r-nt otore bulldln& at that •a·-,. -. .... , .. -the Pavalm b&llroom -to·~-bet In ..... _ ot -at IJ....._.. Laura Trim and Viola Tllmmoncl. ·~• u~ ._ °"" the fumlture wu In ~-·· ·-... -·~er-~ Marl ~ and a-. $9000. to --""'•Iott..,_ p.r. Lunc1>oM will be -.u -·•1~ • 1 .. -.... -.. and -1· ... -n·•ao·· OaT ·~ -
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~-Edith ...... ---i~ u-1.llUl.l -· e i--.::aree To C. N °-~-~17 ......_~ • II ~-t-"'~ 1l:U \IAl.U"lVUll ... _ • ..._ A-.fl • :a ~u •• • • ·•
mn. '"'...-~~ Elizabeth ~l. · ~""'• ~ __ __..,. •••• • for UM•' re• 1.•u• at noon :J:!nthf!Y will be attraetlve appearance • i==============~~~==~~=§~ . -d -.. :':i b'i:., ~ ~= -Jou ,._ la -.....,11 ot Iha ber ot com-One enten the h~ throuah
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CHUK-L -ETS
~'. ~O r!.Lr In, Cc
First Grade: Minnie cratn. Mar-ed praae at 1737 Pim dol Sur, =:a:~...::,~ merce. At 2 P. m. the Twins' Pre-the walled patio with center pav-
cella Spivey and Elizabeth Reed BalbcMo Peninsula. $8500. •--· view will Wee place with news· Inc ot creen. •urrounded w I t b
Second Grade: Dorothy Whltak· To Wllllam A. Wittman 2621 :-: .. ~-=-' ..:::'': ;:e1' i: ~ ~ dJcldns ~:!'!.beds. In the center ot
er and Geneva lQplundlon. Flown atreet. Huntin&ton •Park ~ --.,_ • The Fr«! Wood Amert Le-la the aun pon:b, a &.-Third Grade· ""eanor Vicic ~-' w-• •~ ~ -., llghtful room !·-'-· the ~t1o and · ..., • ~-a one-atory clwellln& at 1737 Ocean a. aton poot, San Pedro, drum and ...... ot ,.,_ ~-1 • ..:;: u~--anrle Sa-and Jiii Qirmier, bouw.ud. Newport llHdi, __.., -~lo pod boc~ corpa will 1-1 the --~ u-a u~ -•· •• ,.
Fourth Grado t .. cbon at u.. P. A. H..,..im. --. -•IOrY ---L heeded by Merel and llllo Meyer, room with a -•tone !lttplace bergh· It .. wtG. pMt, plen••e tenterin&: the rear wall done ln ~ Hilton Lael """ tour !amll:t dwelllns md pnp at llaat I .,.,._ .. -., IndJan twins In full replla and blue-.,..... mmbed wood. A din-
·-517 Rodlandl, Newpo."t Heiabbl -d._ .:....... ...... ,...... ot!ldal drum l!jll,jorettm ot the •·-al"""• ~·~ looka ·~-and Muy Wood. · f1000. . ' " -------bucJe c:orpo. n>e tw1m wlll man:ll --~• over -
Gohn's Ba~ Service
1111,.o...t ...... 7 -Nwpoat ..,_
IDBllCll'8 ll&ACON LANDING
Distributor for Solar Batteries
M.-rine & Automotive Batteries
b • Uncertl!ied omployem: °"'1'18 To · H. E. Kmdall. TIO &.,th -"IP eda-to .,.. -In pmn to Iha -air --1· patlo ii done ill a •trlkinc wall
Hansen and Bob Cclller. Bay atreet. BaJboe loland. "'"• u.r.cto ,_ to all )artld-where they will have raerved paper m4 for cmtnot, -w1lll ALI. TIFU PA~ P&l'AJPKD
The following t .. c:hen will have ttpa1ro OVtt clwellin& damaaed 'by ,..a. for • Joi> well ._ -bl. Thf7 will be illtrodueed ill-of the room ii ill yellow. · .roNll llA~ llOUOOT
charge of cl•geg at the M.a1n f'f«l\t ntt. $7000. Vsy......, ~ cUvidually and °""" 30 prtre In the ~t wing 11 the auest l'llllme91!tr•... ...,... ..... E.?7: ··-Ull-W
ICbool with Mr. Kenneth Boot-To Ir a B. GoodputUft, 7U8 o. B. &eed awards are bein&' made. . ~Wtt': ~vate bath and!:~=======================~ !Cher u principal and 7th ol 8th Marls•id atreet. Coro<ia del Mar, ..._,... OUbltandinc Hollywood· celebrl· ,~aw plaid Popo;r.
grade oclence teacher. !or the ettctlon ol two, one olbey tJeu will act u . Judaes lncludlnc The muter bedroom· bu a llun·
Maud Kennedy, 7th and 8th hoUlel and attached garages at • , Miu Tanis Oiandler, starlet of rung paper of aunun Wlea apinat
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Selected Buys ·
Priced for Action * I •lllDROOMS A N D D £ N.
NEW. PRICED AT t 1o.500.
NEWPORT HEIOHTS. TERMS.
UE. THI&.
• ORANO F 0 R A COUPLE.
Arithlnetlc; Elsi• Mol'TOW, 7th and 7U8 •• n d 612 PolnM!tta 1\reebl, Lions Head Will Monoanun Ho~ atudlo, Dud a &reen backaroun<I. with toudleo 8th Social Studies; Helen Mc:Taa· ~ each. , , Wllllamoon, radio aljll' of "What's of roee and the ~ bedroom la
gart. 7th· al\d 8th Uterature and To Charles Slade, 206 • S9th Dedicate Center the Name of That Sonr.: Leo Car-ai.o decoratl!<I with lllJtes above
7th and 8th GU'ls P. E.; Evelyn atttet, Newport Beach, a one-story rillo, John Carroll, Anne Morse, a blue-.green watnsrotlng. A large
Thompson, 7th and 8th En1llah; c!Welllng and garage at that ad-<~ -._ 1l Marcus MarCellus McCallen. and bathroom hu both shower and
Wllliam Purdy, Shop and Bo~ P. dress S6000 serving ol the old-time Spanlab many other tum celebritles. tub as well as bulltln dreulng
E.; Maude Davb:, G.i:rl's Craft; To ' Fred H Jonb 1481 North barbrcue will begin. 'Ibe affair 19 The convention platform will be table.
Vera Anderson, Art: Barbara Mc-Meo ntone aven~e P~dena a one-belnc held on ~ property belong-highly decorated ln a coat of many The kitchen is 4n white tile and
Dowel, MusJc and Vera Onnen. Jtory dwelling a't 1619 we'.tt. Cen-lng to thl' Coutllne Uom cl~ In rolon and a "diamond .. shaped'; is separated from the breakfast
Study and Literature. tral avenue Newport Beach $4fi00 Caplltrano Beach. highway agns frame will be used to set off' bar by a sliding p&nel. The break-
Derald DeLancy, Remedial Read-To Jam~ Dawson, 717 '_ 34th wlll be placed on all approachlng the twins. The theme ts 'Two by fast bar, done in comber wood. is
lng both schools: Helen Green, street, Newport Beach. a one-story roeda lo direct the visiton to the two, they go marchln~ throu&h. also the entrance ball for the iide
6th Grade: Lois Mohamea. 6th hou..H-, doubleo garage, porch and grounds. Sweethearts on Parade · yard and to the two-car garage.
Grade; Jane Pettit, 6th Grade: bath below, same ac;klreu,,$2000. Several thousand Uons and William GallJenne. tmpreuarlo, _All noon are done in asphalt
Add tbll unit to your )11"5!111
reeeiverandhaveapredalon
Direction~
200-ll!OO kc
Can be modllled to lncJnd•J-3
me Marine Band
e. 12, 24 or 32 ""'t
'79.liO
I . IL BBOWN 0011PANY
Ul9~m....,
Newpert Bmds, Oa111.'
N£W. ATTRACTIVE LARGE
ROOMS. 17'1150.
Marion Parsons. 5th Grade; Ada To J ohn Vilelle, Arches cale their guests from all ~ of the will .have charge of all detaila in-tile in colors to harmonize with
Carleton, 5th Grade; Mildred Wil-Newport Beach, 8 gara e build~ sta,te have made reservations and eluding the Hollywood Actors the rooms ilnd with the beautlfuJ
son, 5th Grade; Glen Vf . Johnson, lng a t 500 State high"'•ay,gNewport preparations have been made to Guild Twim who will perform P"">' modem furniture installed. the
5th Grade and Stella Cain, 4th Beach $700 serve over f ive-thousand. people. fessionally as the ftnale. house presents a complete picture
Grade. · · Optn to the general public. the af-Twins will come Crom all over of lwruriOUI comfort. Among 'the '::========================'
Kindergarten, ?1fildred F'1aher, •1 fair will attract S. aple from far South eo r n C&llfomia and the many less visible things which add
• UNDER co'NITAUCTION ON
NEWPORT ISLAND. til600.
' • QUALITY I BEDROOM.
HOME. CHARMING, N£W,
COMPLET-EQ, IN BEAUTI·
FUL H A ft • 0 R Hl:fCHTS.
0FF£Al!O A:T .a .I. APPRAIS·
AL.,
Mary Bennett, Kindergarten sec-McE roy Buys Snack . and wide. The private beach and grandstand seats In the open air much to the livable qualities ot
·notary, Ethel Daley and Amell• Bar, Balboa Eatery plunge t)"o miles south of the ~ beach bowl will be filled before the houoe are dustproof windows
Drummond, secretary Irene San-becue grollnda ha.a been made 1 :00 p. m. and the furnace, which ii also a
cters, Nurse and Attendance Of-Thro. McElroy 0 f Newport available to th.e Lions and their A large committee bu been se-cooler lystqn 1n kummer.
ticer and Everett A. Rea, District Heights announced that he ·has guesta for the day. Well ovtt $3000 Jected to handle the attair includ· •
Superintendent. purch...<t The Snack Bar at 115 In valuable merchandise prizes will Ing a bevy of policemen to handle Laguna Beach Legion
Uncertificated employees: John Main street, Balboa, trom Howard be given away during 'the after-traffic. A •
Reynolds. maintenance; Charles Bebin, the former owner. McElroy noon. nnourices Committees
• LIDO ISLANO L 0 TS
NICE. VARIETY. ALL
PRICE.&.
Hand, janitor: Richard Barrett, will continue it as a restaurant. ActuaJ construction of the youth Ass' Ar Aid (Continued frmn .._ 1)
IN janitor: Rice I. Holt, janitor ; Ha.r-Mr. ?.fcElroy ·who also ls owner center will begin early in Septem-JgD. ea e Wende, Mario T Artla:la.
' old McCord, head bus driver ; Wt!-of Mac's cale In Main .tr .. t Bal-ber and will be the culmination of For H. a"ndicapped S ubversive Activities: Cotton li8:"1 Cathcart, yard man and bus boa, reported that he has 'other over three years planning and Rush, Glenn Eddi, Ed Stone; Cur-
• BUSINESS LOCATIONS FOR ~ver; H . H . Hebert, b~ driver ; plans for his ca!e and win an-working on the part of the Coast-(Continued from Page ll tis Ware. Ritual: Harold MyerS,
MANV USE&. SEVERA.L • ~dred Mathews, bus_ driver and nounce them shortly. Mr. McEl-line Llon.'!!1 club. Dante Vitulo, James Fritiche, George Dave)' bus drtv Some or the fundamental ser-RARE OPPORTUNITIES, • er. roy is pt'esident or the Newport · vi,.,... provided by the bureau are Harvey Durkee, Dan Henke and The board of trustees have pur-Harbor Kiwanis club. L!.J w·11 Be S t ....... th Sch l Pro B yto ch...<t tj"O new busses which will nouse I e CO U"-"'ling and . guidance; -super· 0 ers. 00 ' grams: ro n
holp in handling the tranaporta-D B"t Ch' I cl Afire for Test Today vised training to pr<Pl'J'e !or em-Norto_n. Marlin Benson. Marlo tl!m problem. og I es I • ployment ; and aid in placement on T Artilga. !Continued from Page 1) • Harold Myers ~00 'onn -
All ~-•n a•'-•tt·• to th• a suitable job. In some cases sur-. .,LU ,. a """-· ~~ •~ A k harbor area, then convene in .the ritual t ol all those h wish kinder en and first grades must t~n roe er 0 ":"' n e d by R. Rendezvous Ballroom for a busi-gery, medical treatment. or arti-. earn w
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have a · birth certificate showing Hemphill of '09 Diamond street, tin , f_iciaJ appliances can be~furnlshed, tq jom. '
that they are1 or legal age to enter Balboa Is~an~ bit three-and-a-hall nes.s mee g. if necessary for cmplo~ent. Foi: --------
, y•ar-old Pete!" Jessen ol 219 A~ Nominations for officers to be further Information address your Fight Brush !=ires
JeJ)a avenue .. Balboa Island. tasi elected at the state conventlOI'.' inquirY to Philip Yeomart'i. Bureau ,
Thursday and was put under quar-:: will be !f'8de. ~e Southern Call· of Vocational Rehabilitation, 620 Brush and gr,ass fires were
antine by the police. fornia division will have the pres-Times Building L 0 n g Beach 2 fought by Costa Mesa Volunteer
KELVIN C. Vl\NOERLIP
President
PALOS VERD ES COllPORATION
Announcu the appointment ef
FRAN K H. AYRES & SON
II> dir<ct rht derelopment ef
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• >.ooooao.b:r-th<-..W.ritl..,o(the"'-i<A.V-lp
.e1tate oa the aoutfj abore of Raacho Palot Verda. bc-
twem Ltms Bach and Redondo ae.dii. for CW! lnfonmtim
-1 colom.I brod>mo, wrtto FnM H. A.,,:. • S..., 1141
Wat Pico Bini., LotAAlflel JI• orfh-e WAlauc 1116..
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• Ocean Front Cate
French Fried Shrimp and Fish
ldency ,c;>t the, at.ate group this California. ' 1 firff department over the weekend.
these schools. Parents should come year. Also on the bualneu agenda j~iiiiii;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
with kindergarten and first grade wtll be proposed legislative meas-C
children the first day or school \!Tel which the association 'will usumano Announces I
for registration. Children will be seek to have pasoed when the Leg ion Committees
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. Oar Spedalty .. • • CHOPS • DINNEBS
BEER SANDWICHES
2114 Ocean Front N eWpOrt Beach
CATE AND DAVIS
admitted to kindergarten that State Legislature convenes next. ·F E . y
have attained the age of 5 or will or nsu1n9 ear
he live years old on or befon! Angeles Driver Booked !Continued from Page l l
March 1, 1948. Children wiU be admitted to the first grade that Ernest A. OswaJd..,f Los An-ovan Southworth: graves registra-
have a tlained the age of 6 or will geles was bookera"t -the COWlty lion, W. H. Bannister; Junior base-
be 6\ yean of age on or before jall on a charge of drunk driv-b.all. Clarence •Knowlton; legisla-
March 1, 1948. lng after his arrest by Constable ti~e, Maurice Stanley marksrn8;n-
Please remember that btr'.th cer-Frank Vaughn of C.OSta Mesa at ship, \Val!er Dyso.n : mem~hip,
tificatcs are necessary for admit· Main street and Newport boule-John Upson; ~usic orgaru.zation,
tance to kindergarten and tint vard, Costa Mesa, early Monday, Harold Ahrendt, national defense, ~ade. sheriJfs reports said Thomas AtkJnson; rad l ca I re-S('arch, Robert Boyd ; rehabilita-
tion, John Da.ni ell ; rehabilitation
1rhen tops In quality • • •
founda tion f\lnd, George E. Van
Pelt; ritual, Irvin George Gordon ;
schools programs, Ralph K. Reed;
traffic safety, Lloyd L. Loveland;
veterans employment, Herbert A.
1bompson; veterans housing,
James E. Frost. 'and Ouistmas
hmpital commJttee, John Quint.
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Denied by City Council
!Continued !T'OO> Paae Onel
llOWlCed that bocly had alttady
received. letters trom planning
cansultanbl and that they woold
be able to recommend the hiring
or one by next coundl meettna.
Followinir the denial of this first
request, a ~nd plea for rezon..
ing that aect:lon trom Alvarado
street to the rear of the public
library from R-2 to C-1 wu erant·
ed, one councilman making the re-
mark the first appUcant should
haveo ukf'd for <.'Qrhlnerd.al zonlnc
Instead or multiple housing.
Costa Mew Citizens
Given Newport Posts
Members ot the! Ne-wpurt BeadJ
Qty Council on Monday approved
the 1ppllcallq>s of -Costa
Mesa rnklentl who wm aer'\o'e u
guards at the Sea er.rt company
yard
They are, J . D. Caner ot 21345
Old Santa Ana .....i: a,..i. Lam-
berton ot 21Sl Newpoll ._,.. and Frank s. Viele at 397 Hamil·
ton •'""t. au ot Costa -.
Theft of Hub Caps
Mn. E. H . S.-.""' ot North ~ reported the theft ol 'tour_...,._...,. __
-)IOlad In tbo 1000 -o(
-Ollllnl ·-11o1-. Oii Th I 7.
Camp Rev..-Told
" ·Edythe ·Davidson's
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Ladies' Better ·Apparel Greatly Reduced!
G D I . ' roup resses 11N0Lun1No OOTl'ONs) •10.96 ..;.i ,u.811 va1-. ..... -·-··· 8.00
Group Dr~sses •1ut1 va1-.... .. ................................... .! ..... _., ______ 9.00
Group Dresses
Group Dresses
Group Dresses
•n.1111 -•11.811 v.-·--··-·---------------···-~---13.00
St;.811 v~ -.. ---~-------------·-----·: ______ 14..00
PS.IO v.--------·--·-··--------·--____ 16.00
Group Better Formals • -Greatly Reduced·
-Group Better Suits - -~ --Greatly Reduced·
Group· Better Coats 9'&.00 -.. e.811 .:a1_ ......... --~ .... -...... _ 2.9.00
Group Skirts <WOOL> '1U5 va1-... ________ .......................... ____________ 6.00
Group Blouses aaoKJ:N slZFA! ................................................ ____ 3.00
Group Sweaters ,_ ~) 0oa• s171. sa.u -8Up-Oa -va1-. 5!00
Group Sweaters oA&K oowas oNLv ·-----------·---·-----------·-··· 3.00
Group Slack Suits ...., 94%.N va1-.-----------____ 27.00
Group Slack Suits S!t.95 -PS.• v.-______ _ __ :_ ____ 14."oo
Group Lounging Pajamas 1wooL n:PSEYi izue v.-10.00
Group Evening Bags (BIM< o.i.,J '1UI va1w TO CIZAL.... l Price
Better Jewelry TO rngap ---3.00 5.00 7.00
Hair Ornaments m.vza AN1> oow _ _.___ 4.00 2.00
Group Better · Hand Rais ro Ol&UI ---~ -·~----~ l Price
Group Ceramia1. TO cr•u -,. . __ . l Price
EcJythe Davidson's
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213' No. h•cfway . • Phone 1846 Sant. Ane ..... 2tllr•13
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