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Di11trmt;, We neither like,
Ill' much trust our neighbors. ·
'lbe people on Balboa. Island ·
bave their own name for Bal-
boa. Balboa reciprocates.
So does commercial-fishing
Newport, Newport Heights,
Lido Isle (Gold Coast) and
Corona de! Mar. What af-
fects one section of us, af-
fects the whole. Why is it
not possible for us all to get
together and face all our
problems in a collective way.
Maybe our tax assessment
ll)'Stem needs overhauling.
We must be interested in
each other's wellare and un-
doubtedly our tax assess-
ment system is a major fac-
tor in our sectional criticism.
Our postal system is in ut-
ter confusion and thoroughly
unintelligible to the tens of
thousands who throng down
here each year. Their
sprawled about fadlities are
thoroughly inadequate.
We have a city planning
commission who have be-
come masters of the game of
buck-passing with the city
hall. Our planning commis-
sion, out-dated, out-moded,
operates comically at the
taxpayers' expense because
It has no authority.
1\vo notable exceptances
· to this piece of ours are the
high school and our gram-mar school whose board of
trustees and principals are
doing a noteworthy job.
Easter week, the vandal-
ism of the children of our
"outside" friends is laid
squarely in the lap of the po-
lice departmenL What have
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Xmas Lighting
Plans Unfold
Oran ge County Coast associa-
tion has simplified the Christmas
IJghting program, a study of this
year's plan reveals.
A committee, headed by L. A.
PatQh, Huntington Beach. divided
the coast into two districts with
area ( 1 ) extending f r o m Seal
Beach to Newport Beach and area
(2) extending from Balboa Island
to San Clemen te, and working
ander t h i s general plan, the
Dlristrnas Ughting committee has
uked each community along the
~t to appoint a local board of
jud&es who will select the three
outstanding Christmas lighting
features in their own districts.
These features may be homes,
business displays. public decora-
tion or any form of .shrine. In
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PRESBYTERIAN
PLANS DISCUSSED
Plans for the new Presbyterian
ehurch to be established in New-
port Harbor-Costa Mesa district
were discussed at a meeting of a
newly formed steering committee
be)d recently at the home of
E. A. K . Hackett in Corona del
llar.
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT. SEASHORE COLO
VOLUMEXXXIX
Seek 0. K. for
Seperation
Sewer Plan
If a pla n proposed by Hunting-
ton Beach is approved by the
hoe.rd of supervisors, citizens ot
that area will break off into a
new sanitary o:listrict of their own.
This is the gist of a plan sub-
m itted for approval by Hunting-
ton Beach Mayor Ted Bartlett, it
was learned recently.
As currently plotted in county .
wide surveys which have been
made by Ewald Lemke, special
consul ting engineer, district num-
ber five of the Ora nge County
Sanitation project was set up to
include Ne\\'port Beach arid Hunt-
in gton Beach. Through this dis-
trict was to run the joint out-
fall line with the outfall to be
located off the beach midway be-
tween the two cities at a distance
of 15,000 feet.
If the S('paration plan is ap-
proved. as it seems it m ay be,
H un tington Beach and vicinity
\viii break off, with the middle
of the Santa Ana river as the
dividing line, to form their own
district which will in all likelihood
be called dis trict 11 .
'Jlle proposal, now before the
board of supervisors, would make
it possible for that city to con-
struct a separate sewer line from
their own treating plant to the
proposed joint outfall li ne and
thus save H un tington Beach tax-
payers from helping foot the $2,-
000,000 bill which engi neers esti-
mate it will cost district five over
the next forty years to belong to
the county-\vide sanitation pPOject.
Huntington Beach estimates
that, under the separation plan.
they could hook onto the joint
outfall at a cost not exceeiling
S250,000.
\\'here That Ua,•es Newport
In effect. ·the plan would leave
Newport , Beach and vicinity as
t he sole occupan ts of a shrunken
district five. \V hat that may ulti-
mately leave as a matter ot cost tc
taxpayers has not been determined
for sever al reasons.
First. Huntington Beach will
presumably still p ay their pro
rated cost of the joint outfall line
as it bor ders their district , a! well
as their share of the outfall con-
struction off the beach.
Secondly the final estimate ot
costs can not be determined. until
it is finally established who is
coming in and who is staying out.
Naturally, the fewer the commun-
itiPS participating, the higher the
unit C06t.
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TBOllAS D. KUCHEL
.,,,. Ceato per con ,
rop P~nchboard Cases
gains 1 7; 'Too Costly'
ii Battle New Twist in
I Round 2 Gambling War
The will -o' -the -wisp d r i v e C ty Attorne y Roland Thompson
said today he will file a n ans\\'er
"som etime within the next few
days" to the complaint entered b y
l\<lr. and Mrs. William Tallman.
"'·hose backyard oil well at 213
43rd St. became a bone of con-
tention when the city council
denied them permission to pump
the oil which ha.! slowly come to
the surface under its own pres-
sure. Thus the legal battle over
oil pumping in the city of New-
poit Beach enters round two.
I against gambling in Orange coun-
ty took another twis t yesterday
! \\·hen Sheriff James Musick an_ ..
nounced that the cases now pend-
1 ing in \vh ich seven persons are
charged "'ith illegal operation al:
punchboards, will be dismissed.
without prosecution.
BOY SCOUTS Bobby Egprt., shown h&Ddlq Christmas Seal
stamps to M ayor O. B. Reed, and Don M&W&On and Donny PO"«lJe
(kneeling left), who togethf'r \l1th Ja.ck Laurie, rliht, are attachJn.r
bumper card t.o the mayor's ear, are belpinc ~t the sal" or Chrtst-
ma.t !!eals tor the fi1ht al{&imt tubercu.losb ott to a tine start In the
Harbor area. -photo by Volney l'lay jr.
C<1mmunity Associations Back
County Sewage Disposal Plan
AUOC"..Jatlons of the Newport Harbor communities ha\•e unani-
mously endorsed the county-wtde 11ewer plan recently propoAed by the
Orange County Board of S upen190n, It wae dbclMed follo"1ng a
meeting or repreeentatlves at the Newport Harbor \'acbt club last
WedoMday. .,..._
The session was called by the
Newport Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce and was attended by a
group representing the chamber
of commerce. the Corona del I\1ar
Civic Association. the Balboa Im-
provement Association, the Lido
Isle Community Association ,thC'
Balboa Island Business Men's As·
sociation. the Ne"1>0rt Harbor
J unior Chamber of Commerce and
t he Ne"•port Harbor Business
Men's Association.
On motion of Dean Bradford.
acting on beha lf of the Newport
H arbor Junior Olamber of Com·
merce. seconded. by Edward F .
Mansfield. represen ting the Lido
Isle Communi ty Association, the
group approved in principle the
countywide! plan.
The assemblage also agreed to
the suggestion for the sub-division
ot District 5. into two districts
i! agreeable to Huntington Beach .
The districts will then be Dis-
tricts 5, to include Newport Beach
and adjacent art"&; District 5-A,
to cover Huntington Beach and
adjacent area ; Santa Ana river is
to be the approximate dividing
line. '
News-Times
Story Brings
Vet Club $200
When you com e r ight do\\'Tl to
it there are a lot of good people
in the \\·orld.
About three "'eeks ago \vhen
some members or the Fullerton
Junior College Vets club heard
that Annetta Louise Bloodworth.
4-year·old blind girl from Santa
Ana. needed $500 to complete a
fund for an operation to r estore
her sight. they immediately got
together . voted the money. and
presented it to her.
As the r esult of the story print-
ed in the N e\!;port Balboa News-
Times, the vets club is $250 richer
today.
Hardly had the Fullerton Vet·
erans· club started getting its
breath after r eceiving a surprise
$100 donation from the Rubber-
craft corporation in Los Angeles.
when a second donation of the
same amount wu received from
the Women's Assistance league of
Fullerton .
Friday, Superior Judge Ray.
mond Thompson overruled the de-
murrer filed by Newport Beach's
city attorney to the Tallmaii com-
plaint seeking "declaratory r e-
lief." Thus the Tallmans, wit h
their lawyer, Robert H. Wallis.
Long Beach. \\'On the first round
of "'itat promises to be a lively
legal "battle .
The contest arose when aa
abandoned and plugged oil well
in the Ta llmans' yard started fl ow-
ing last July. The well had been
drilled in 1925 a nd was abandoned
in 1932, rcportroJy because oil was
too heavy to be pumped proritably.
Sourht Council P~rmJt
Mr. and ?\trs. Tallman sought
a permit to r.i:?open the plugged
well and pump out the oily sub-
stance which has been leaking
around the cement plug, but they
\o,•ere denied permission. The city
council is holding that a 1943 or-
dinance prohibiting drilling for
oi l, plus a zoning ordinance against
business activity of any description
in a Rl2 zone, is grounds for re-
fusal.
The plaintiffs assert the only
way to abate the alleged nuisance
of oil flowing into their yard is
to reopen th.e well and pump the
oil.
TION of the Costa Me. CormnunJty church launched
M $5000 S unday to make lnJtlal purchase of materials·
for plann construction of add tlons to bulldlnR shown here. Con-
111tructJon PtoJrr&.D1 would span .. '"·eral yean wtth three "~""· 5eetlons
;;;. ~ommunity Church -M;;;;;0
Show~ Plans for Construction
A drtve *6 railf.I $5000 for the pla"Chue of materials to be med in
the oonstrudtlon of three &dclitlona to the present Community church
struclure ln!Costa Meu wu lfl)tten underway Sunday. Pre8ent plans,
approved byj t.be buildlDg committee heeded by Gilbert Seal, call for •.
con structto1' prognun which will gpan several years and wtt1 result ln 1 --t. new spe.ce for Sunday school clles-
ro n Innes At present the church comprises p be ~ t • rooms, youth hall and social liaJJ.
Into U explal.ned a ma;n auditodum. chapel, pastor's
study, choir room and Scout hut. In a prolonged 1egal argument, D h f D WalHs den;ed the courts had no eat lo octor First to be bu;Jt will be a two-
right to act in the case and as-I" s t? r y, ~-square-foot addition
serted the controversy was shown Exact cauke of the sudden death \\·hich \\'J.l accomodate Sunday
· th all 1· th t th ·t h r Dr lF · E O'M 11 school classes for chlldren from 1n e ega ions a e Cl y ere o . rancts . a cy, . h h 1 h d f ed h. di ts' 1 r A bl p . ed nursery t rough grammar sc oo a re us ts en reques o m er. a .. remain unre-5 Est· ated t r th. c
tor a permit a nd that the city had vealed tOO.a as police continued :-ge ·. imOOO oos 0 lS Sl' -
threatened suit to enjoin the· their inves~gation and sought to 10~ 15 $30, · . •. 1 be
plaintiffs if they were to pump learn defin te ly a ny information . ose approvirg .. ne P ans. -
the oil well. Further, fie added. Phil d l h . Ii could add to si des s.-ul a nd the pastor, Rev.
there was a dispute over whether the ~a:e~ I po ce Joseph K. Thompaon, were Everett . * . Rea, C. M . Nel10n, Lloyd Schlos-
Attending the meeting were,
Volney Hay, Jr., Balboa Improve-
ment Association; Rex Brandt,
Corona de1 Mar Association; Dean
Bradford, Newport Harbor Junior
C. of C.; Edward F . Mansfield,
Lido Isle Community Association;
Ralph P . Maskey, Ne.wport Harbor
Business Men's association and H.
F . Kenny and Harry Welch, New-
port Harbor Chamber ot Com-
merce.
the 1943 city ordinance against The v1cti • who had r egistered ser, Joe Jones, H ugh Davis. Chis-
drilling for oil inside the city limits at the Bal a Inn in Balboa over holm Brown, Ralph McC1elland,
could be used to prevent c.he TJUI-the businesr address of "Bailey, HaroJd Grauel and H. B. McMurty.
mans from pumping oil that al-Bank! and Biddle, Philadelphia," Both checks were presented to d · rea Y is present. was foundl]nrawled on the floor the club in appreciation of its ..,. Southland Meats
To Be in Short
Supply by Spring
activitie-s in helping underprivleg-of his roo at 5:45 p.m . Monday.
ed children in general and the Mesa Dr1"ver Hi• body • • ....rtedly nude when discovered. There was no recent project when the club pre-p $ f" sented a blind girl in Santa Ana ays 1 so 1ne e vidence orj a struggle, nor was
with the necessary money to com-there conclUsive evidence pointing
plete the fund for an expensive Lester Albert Olarte, 37, a cook to suicide i(Jthough a quantity of
· h · h of ~·· Harbor boulevard. Costa sleening pil"' was found scattered Southland meat supplies shouJd operation to restor e er s1g t. NVo.J ..,. i
Th $200 'JI be t ln bu M .a--..a on the floo~. be plentiful in the next few e Wl · spen Y-esa. wu 'u~ $250, of which A +. di months. but a shortage is indicated ing toys for the mammoth party $100 was suspended, when ar-note s found, but it in ·-for underprivleged children which raigned before Oty Judge Harry cated only 1 that the victim was by late winter or early spring, the
the club will give Tuesday after-L. Blodgett on a charge of drunk anxious abdut luggage which he Los Angeles Chamber of C.om-2 Hurt When Car noon. December 23, at the Fuller-driving at 9 a.m. Friday. wrote was at the United Airlines merce Agriculture department r e-
The sheriff, a fter a conferena!'
"·ith District Attorney James A.
Davis, said the move was prompted.
when it was decided that the cour>-
ty "'ould be put to considerable
expense in trying each case fn-
the various townships.
In a recen t drive which brought
the matter out into the open, Dal-
las 'Palmer and Ralph H. Kruse-
had tx>en arraigned before Costa
Mesa Justice of the Peace D. J .
Dodge. Palmer 's trial had been
calendared for Dec. 8 w h i 1 e
Kruse's had not been set by the
time of Musick 's act,ion yesterday.
First Trial Tomorrow
The first in the series of trials
the sheriff had called for follow-
ing his much-he ralded rene~
drive against gambling was to
have begun Dec. 3 in Huntington
Beach justice court.
It had been awaited with con-
siderable interest by those who
looked for the outcome to reveal
\Vhich way the wind blows on fu-
t ure punchboard operation in the
county.
In the meantime, however, the·
cotmty board of supervisors' re-
cent approval of an anti·gambling
ordinance will provide grounds for
Musick to destroy punchboards a)..
:-eady seized as well as these selz.ect
in the future, according to bis
s tatement yesterday.
"Hereafter , such illegal devices
will be seized and destroyed wher ..
ever found unless th e owners.
within the time required by law.
appear in superior court to estat>-
lish that the same are not illegally-
operated," the sheriff said.
JUDGE WARNS ON I
PASSING STOPPED
SCHOOL BUSSES
Numerous citations issued reo--
cently for illegal passing ot school
buses have prompted City Judge
Harry L. Blodgett to remind mo-
torists of the motor vehicle code
regulation which, he says, Is ap-
parently little understood by rnanJ'
drivers.
Appointed by the Rev. Thomas
)(. Gibson, pastor of the new
church, the commJ_t_tee includes the
fellowing: J . Emery Sargent, Rob-
ert E . Campbell, A. V. Jorgensen,
J. Roy Stewart, L. E. Brown,
B. A. K. Hackett. and 'Thomas A.
Sanaon.
Hits Pole In Front ton gymnasium. Police records disclose that ticket offi«j ;n San Francisco. ~:'~~,;;:keting of cows, heif-
Emb M Charle WM ~ked at 11 :15 o'clock I ers <d calves, to,ether with curbs ryo esa of News-Times PICKED UP ON Wednftday night afta' he was 2 Youth#Trapped on importation of Mexican cattle
GOP PreparRa• Ji NARCOTIC CHARGE picked up, slumped over the wheel · t f t d th "--ase
The code polnts out that "the
driver of any vehicle outside a
business or residential district.
upon meeting or overtaking -
either directiori any achool bm.
equipped with signs 0 ' • Whicb
has stopped .• • • for the ~·
of receiving or dlscharglnc achoal'
children, lhalJ bring such veblcle-
to a stop Immediately before -
ing said school bus. but then .._.
proceed • • • at a speed • • • far
.no event greata' than 10 --hour."
A still-fresh trail of blood was Aher A empt to owmg 0 00 -an -mou ~ or his machine, at 23rd street and TT dangers, may make rebuilding of
all the evidence that re.malned Sat-Oce Fron Newport Be ch b St I Fe'-d s··· -------------,!For Kuchel y urday morning after a car driven Anned with a warrant from an t. a • y ea " er Kirt present range herds difficult, it
P I E rt t Santa Ana Jn•ti-<Aurt. police Patrol Officers Calihan and God-i was explained. o ice sco O by Charles I.. Bean. 521 ~ Acacia. -" dard. Sli ~t ""'"' th al do Costa Mesa's newly-orpnbod Corona de! Mar, ploughed lnto the ~ took lnto custody a local man g_~ -,h. to ehosevher beenzen Feeders may face a serious prob-p t H bby to Bed pped on a charae of illegal use of nar-A physician pronounced the de--car owners I ere w ave Jem Cmding cattle to purchase U .u Young RA!publicans today ma telephone pole ln fl'ont of the ti fendant Intoxicated and unfit to victimized I~ prolonged wave after stock now being fattened their participation ln their first News-Times building at about 2 co cs. f th f doubt!
'Santa Claus Is
Comin9 to Town'
-Woops, He's Here
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WIU.. UM memtal ~ major ''party" e'Yent, the rally aet a.m A WUT&nt from the lheriff'i ~-drive his vehicle. o petty car e ts eu-hu gone to market. the meat 1ur-
-"I loape lie otql pat," clock · ly will ~-the """'" that vey ihowed. ·
-s.oc-' llalT7 ...... ~~ s!.n~ = ~';,,,8 a~tor-Severely cut about the.face and flee ln Santa Ana .... -last SLIGHT DAMAGE IN a ~tat pt to abocund with 0ry.feeding ln California Is re-pat wuu.m o. 111'111, ol 111 head was Willard Novak. UO Po1n-we<k for the arreat of Karl Henry a fender · wu foiled and two ported al>out 20 per cent heavier
Via UM -. UM hie, to lwn when State COntrollet' Thm>a• aettia, Corona de! Mar a paaen-Stard<. 1912 Court Ave. ISLAND BlAZE )'<>Uths na~ when John Allen. than last year, owing In ~ to
-8•" 7 ...,, -11n. a.,~~=:::, ~-Dodd Is aer. who was taken to Community Friday, local police plckedStan:k 215 C<yatal 1Ave., Balboa ~ Jack ot rain and reduction al al-
--cailod ~ ~ •m• t hoopltal. Bean. the clrlwr. wu up and tumed him.,.... to Sherift1 The fire clepa -t made a run turned In tt>r alarm when he saw fal!a acreage ln wne oreaa.
a& 1:46 ~ -llllopdl7 Mn. Geraldine Davia, ...,...~; bruiaed and Is IUfferlns !nJm a deputies. He Is alJeced to ha~ to Balboa Ja!ond thla mamln& at a car ln froi>t of his hdlllE beinc notably the Imperial Valley.
--....... -ct•lllllc and Merle (Bud) Matti-.. """' poaible fracture of the ribs. -habitually uslnc dnl8I r ... 8:1!5 -fire -out In Keith'• •tripped. I On a national lcope winm-feed--• --.• :::""..';;.u!!:t"":! 1-::t.!.i°':: ... era1 ;rean." Buber lbop cm lbrine A~.~ Picked uP on Marine Ave.. a inf: herds have ~ llharpJy cle-
1 1 tt 11 •'a 1 ' trr Kucbel ra11y DtuVm WAllNKD wltn••" reported lllcht ""mar few m1nu~c. Allen called ln. cnued. particularly In the Corn
-......... '" ··c, ..... With the il.i-1bllcan A nibly, SACRAllENTO. Doc. i.-(UPJ MOIOllCYCLI: ll'm llliT -the blue : by~ .... a 17-ye -old who led offleen Belt where the """' crop Is .-i
-..--apla a& O>uncl1 of Republlc:Ul w-. Dri'Vttll who .-m. '"'1111-of SACRAMENTO Dec i--<UPJ ~ ..., • to a cuoge where a fen4er ~ and all craln prlees hlcb. the
..... ~ wt .. ---Pro-America ...i y.,._ Republl-__ , ul ·~ California _:..,. .,., · ·wu found 1mdor a piece dlamber livestock review laid ._ n 7 _, .._ .. '117b cam..' the Kudle1 rally II beiDc def~uve eq pneat cm .....:u-alftm ~~ OWDt!l'I No estimate WU anllable Ina ol canvu. Re was remanded OVtt
._ • s a I a P , .. .is • ._...s u an open-t~ had betta-ll"t the equipment f!ud there are 45,300 of then>-Wlll ~ the fire deputJmnt. to juYenlle eourt authoritle&. • •••ht ..-., - -~ Ila~ attain. rtsbt a,..y. Callfa*11ia HIPwa7 an awtac< al 18.95 In r<clolnl-
-1111 " ---on I Patrol ~ Clttard E. f---· the Stai. o.i-t-u OllM» .-oa -A -l~yoear-old Lquna -_.,., Mcintyre~ 6':.i.~~: Petenon aald t.oday. mmt of llotm' V.....,. •nne-.1-.oed student of. ·s.nta A'na J . C.
COP RESIGNS
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Registration to Go on Frenies in Certain Vehicles
LATE NEWS Coast Guard Tows 18 Blaclt Widow .Bugs . 1n an attempt to ellmlnate :1 and Uncoln Zephyr automobileo
Boat In• ·, Breezm" ' Sol-ui.. ........ "* SAN DIEGO, Dec. 2.-A major United ~~ Correo t tape In registration of automobil will be IO reg!ltered. Thia, he.aald, FLASHES tbe Wu .&.eto -.. phase of the moot comprehenalve In California, the State Deport-will eliminate the need to record . Thro Offers Gas -.... V111y llotet la ....... water developnent program yet PHOENIX, Arts. (UP)-Tbe -I-I r -lo llaolly --ment of. Motor Vlhlcles announces auboequent engilje chang .. 1n those
f -1L undertak bore will be letecl lac &lie -trJ", llat lt'o -.., m-• \'I-ao "lt'o there, oU rlrbt, piano to record certain vehlclea makea.
•vn• nc .nmWtered ..SUO .. 11 WAc* en comp 'bat 70G caa't: Me It." G d E 1 d by frame ·instead of -""ne nwn---------"' UNITED PRESS The El Santo, a 28 foot Chr1" -·aplden." ' Dec. 11 wt th dedication of the San Antsy Pants the la teat wrinkle 81 uom ng an • waa recelv-ben ..... ·
Tile ~t mf'll teu-DWco Aqueduct and delivery of In boxer'• abort., 11 an exclusive ed from e president of a Detroit' · · Amm.&r poh1ts ot historical inter-
MEXICAN HEIRESS
HELD FOR RANSOM
TIJUANA. Dec. 1. (UP) -A
mother today asked aid of the
Vf?dcan army to free her daugh-
ter, 15-year-old heiress to a 1,000,-
GOO-peso fortune, from lddnapers
who demand she man-y one of.
tllielr membera.
'Senora Consuelo Capac et a,
we a l th y landowner in Baja
Cali!ornia, said her daughter,
Maria Jesus Yolanda Escobar, was
lddnaped Nov. 17 by five armed
lm>then ot the Moran family and
is being held captive in the moun-
tains ot Mazatlan.
ATOMIC GOLD
ClilCAGO, Dec. I. (UP)
Atomic scientists pennitted news-
men today to inspect two chain
r ea ct io n piles-the atomic fur-
naces for controlling release of nu-
clear energy-and demonstrated
their use in making metals radio-
active for research work.
-The newsmen saw silver turned
to cadmium in three seconds, pure
uranium turned to plutonium, and
learned that the furnaces could be
used to turn base metal into gold.
But it was pointed out t hat dig-
ging gold from rriines Is cheaper.
TELEVISION FORESEEN
AS MAJOR INDUSTRY
NEW YORK, De<. 2-(UP)-A
n ew billion dol lar ind ustry will be
with us by 1960, according to Or-
rin E. Dunlap. Jr .. in the preface
to his revised edition of "The Fu-
ture of Televisi9n'' (Harper. $3).
But before television can reach
lts majori ty, new techn iq ues must
be developed that will enchant the
American eye as r adio has capti-
vated the ear, he believes.
Pointing out that tele\ision is
essen tially show business. Dunlap
believes the standard radio pro-
grams wi ll not do at all. For in-
s tance. speechmakers will have t o
cut their talks to 10 or 15 minutes
o r run the risk of boring the "tele-
viewer ." whose pat ience is reput-
edly shorter than that of the radio
listener . H e "'Tote : ·
''Until television can oCfer head-
l ine events in all classes of enter -
t tairunent ... it cannot hope to
compete v.ith the radio set, the
electric stove and refrigera tor as
a u ti li ty in the home ... The eye
.docs not cherish amateurish tele-
• .casts."
Drivers Booked
S e\'en motor ists ,,·ere booked at
N £'\.\'PQr t police hC'adq uarters from
W ednesday to Friday on char ges
o f ex ce~cUng the spec'd limit. Three
<lf these were handed tr affic ci-
t ations during the heavy Cog on
the high\,·ay on Tha nksgivi ng Day.
A ll d rivers '"'ere from out of to1,1,•yi.
Carr's Feed Store
Hay and Grain
Quality Feeds
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COllTA MES&
Gl1 AU 1HESI fXllA
ADVA#TAGES wldt IEXAll-
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H.P. Yarnell
Autborizled
REXAIR
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0-aft with five peMIOfll aboard eel •o o•te,u1at erl.UC-. tor OJ&orado River waterpped. the tint iroduct of Goldwater'• Phc»nix firm. He uked for 50 pain, in a DirDecector
1
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Eand. Lampton aa.ld est in V1ra1nia are Mount Vernon,
wu towed inl'O N----+ Harbor wutlar ----· --out:IJde source to be ta in the doun al . and enclosed a check on · • • thereafter, Monticello and RJchmond. ....... ~" -.-,,..... -, department 1tore. Since the ftrm • -
Sunday night by the Cout Guard om :t fahlom taea.roaaUc area's quest for an additional iup-betan placing adVertlaemenU ln for $125
cutter 83337 alter it had ck-velop-IMt. Tbe7' -new • ~ ply to meet lU comtantly lnC!"e&I-national mqazinel it hu received U the demand keeim up, more
ed engine trouble. Owned by Rich-widow epldft'" wu tbe .....,. Ing needs. more than 3.500 orders for the than 10, pain of ahorll are ex-
what t-cltal trade aame for Conatructed by~e NIUI}' to care novel male Unaerie. peeled t be sold within the next
ard A. Ainsworth, of Los Angeles, a eertaln beartas retamer ta for. the need.I of the vast military Mr. America's desire to have his seven tO eight months.
.the El Santo wu towed trom off a deep weU twbl.D.e pa.mp. '° establishment around San Diego shorts adbrned with huge red ants Warre &aid he was bothered by
Laguna, the Coast Guard reports. aamed bttame It hu eAsltt harbor, and thus relieve the heavy has the flrm workin1 overtime to one thln -inability to furniah
Two bout Guard cutters were Jolated lep, aad u ar.clt•14 draifi made on the city's dwtndllnc fill ordert which pour in at the enough t he &armentl locally. -
out at the time using radar tn the appearaace. supply, the aqueduct is the largest rate of 150 a day. ''We d expected to advertise
fog to attempt to find the 18 foot ne 18 ••llplden" Wf're p.rt pmtwar projec tot iU kind com-Gene Wan-en, the 1tore'1 men'1 in Ph nix new.papen: before
speed boat Richalene, owned by of a -1ed bid olferlar of pletecl In the SouthweaL It will shop buyer and Antsy Pants au-thts," h said, "but you can aee
E. Newcomer, of Loe Angeles, tractor aad farm maclalaery divert Colorado River water from thority, aa.id an additional .clerk the spot we're in."
wi th two persons aboard. The parta, to be lfOkl by flMled the syste"!l of the Metropolitan had to be hired to handle corre-He pr ised, however, that male
Richalene left Newport at 8 :00 bid ai 156 W. Wulalqt.oa Water District of Southern Cali-spondence connected With the Phoenid would have anti: on
a.m. Saturday for Catalina. At Blvd., Loa Ancel.ea.. Dec. I fornia at the rate of 50,000,000 craze.. their ts by early December;
4 :oo· p.m . it left Catalina for New-at 9 a..m. gallons daily for storage in the
part, but ran out of gas, the Coast city's recently built San Vincente
Guard reports. 1 '------------~lreservoir. Capacity of the line can
Ar H• y Tr" y be doubled, when required, by the
The 142 foot yacht BreezJn' ea I· ' I· addition of a second "barrel," in
Thru, bound for San Diego, over-J 1 d d t anticipation of which the aque-
took the Richalepe and gave New-fiC ll e 3 duct's seven tunnels wer e designed
comer 10 gallons of gas and they t 100 d
were able to make Newport Har-Asilomar Congress o carry m.g ..
bor shortly after 5:00 p.m. Sun-Lido Developers
day. N~ix>rt Harbor was represent-•
'48 STUDEBAKERS
ON DISPLAY HERE
Joe Nickertz, J.115 West Central
Ave., has just put new 1948 S tude--
baker models on exhibition.
ed at the Second P acifi c South-Set Brisk Pace
Interest in ne w homes con tinues
at a brisk pace as is evidenced by
lhe increasing volume of sales of
dwellings on Lido Isle, the popular
residential community in Ne"'1>0rt
Harbor.
\vest Area YMCA H i-Y Tri-Hi-Y
Congress held at Asilomar, Cali-
fornia, November 28, 29, 30, 1947
by John Kincaid representing all
Newport Harbor H i-Y clubs. Dele-
ga tes were officially appointed by
Chad Twichell. preside nt of the
Newpor t H arbor YMCA. "Trends are point ing upwards
for interest in residences close to
"We're not only 2,000 orders be-
hind already," he said, "but new
orders keep coming in faster than
we ca~ catch up on the old ones,"
The firm's predicament is com-
pli cat~ because manufacturing
the garment has its problems. The
white broad c I o th material is
boug ht in New Yqrk, then shipped
to Los Angeles, wher e the two-
inch-long f acsimiles of desert ants
are imprinted. Still another Los
Angeles firm does the actual cut-
ting and stitching,
Largest of the orders, which
ha ve come from parts as far away
OFFE EXTENDED
TAXI SERVICE
An of 1cial of Circle Taxi Co.
said t y that a new, 24-hour
service roughout Newport Beach
will go nto eff ect now that the
compan has a fl eet of new cars.
·~·e pecially want to point
out t ha we will now offer day-
around ervice to Corona del Mar
and Bal a Island," he said.
. ed oda DO set the job
Announcing the Removal of Our Office
687 South
to
Coast Boulevard
Laguna Beach, California
T o Provide More Adequate Facilities
To Handle the Increasing Escrow Requirements
of th is Area
COAST ESCROW COMPANY
J. B. ANDERSO N
M. G. LASSITER
R JCHARD H. W EIR
B . .-.RBARA Coo}..fBS
New Telephone No. 1·373 1
The cars are the Cirst new Stud-
ebaker models since the company
set an entirely new a utomotive
style wit h a brilliant postwar de-
sign. Even greater owner satisCac-
tion is promised by a series of
improvements that touch both
bOOies and chassis.
"I think everyone will agree
that Stude baker has' been the
mo s t discussed a utomobile on
American highways •for · more than
a year," Nlckertz: said. ''These
new models are proof that the
COplpany is determined to r etain
its position in the limelight. Low,
wide bodies, unexcelled vision and
superlative riding and driving ease
a re only a few of the can' charac-
terlitics.
Among t he leading educators the seashore." says P. A. P almer.
sponsoring t he congress were Rob-president of P. A. P almer , Inc.,
ert Gordon Sproul, president, Uni-and sales agents for a group of J vers1·t y o! California·, Clarence A. thirty-fi ve pretenlious homes now
Dykstra, provost, Universiay of under construction on Lido Isle.
California at Los Angeles; Art hur "Time was when most folks C. Coons. president. Occidental
College: E. Wilson Lyon, president, looked on Lldo Isle as a place
Honor Roi • • Prosperity Pluggers
Applies for Seawall
Application has been made by
H. P . McMahon, general deliv~ry.
Huntington Beach, Calilornla, for
a permit to cons truct a seawall 50
feet long, with crown elevation ap-
proximately 8 feet above mean
lo\\·er ]O\V water , a nd to construct
a pier with landing fl oat a t bay-
1,1,·ard end, in front o f the north-
east 40 feet of Lot 1, Block 337,
Ca nal Section ; the pier to extend
28 feet into t he Rialto Channel. a
west arm of Newpor t Bay, New -
port Beach, California.
for a summer recreation hom e," Pomona College; Fred D. Fagg, continued Palmer , "bu t t o d a Y Jr., president University of Sooth-em California; Geor ge H. Arm-more than e ighty percent of the
homeowners he re live here the acost, preside nt, University of Redlands ; Donald B. Tresslder, year around. and the families who
Pres1·dent, Stanford University. are buYing th6e new, homes are doi.ng so with the intentions of
The area congress comes in al-spending twelve months a year ·
ternate years to the National Hi-Y here.
Congresses, the next of "''hiCh wW ------------
be held June 24-30. 1948 at a town
to be selected in Ohio.
Scotch tape, Varloua alzft, OD
...ie at the Newa-nmea .
Jack's Equipment Rental
Contradon' Equipment
Phone Beacon 5508-W
17th and Santa Ana Ave. Costa Mesa
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We Need More Used Cars
to Replenish Our Stock
*** We Pay Top Cash Prices
for Good Used Cars ·
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Anchorage of Sou Calif.
J:loo Cndoen . Lamon A ~
Complete Yacht A Gear.
Yacht Brokerage • Imurance
Harbor S3-S440 Oporto
Member Loo Anreleo S
Goftramoat, Municipal
!lecurlU
Padraic B. ''P If' Evans
Lile -Health -ccident
~ Types Person I Insurance
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"'-·~·1~ The Gem Shop
w--Jewe1l7 ~
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"JOHN DORY"
CHOICE SEA FARE
• POPULAR PRICES •
IOl I:. Ceatral at Palm-Bar. 1-W--
M. R BEEBE, Manager
Culbertson Chevrolet Co.
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile
SOOl West Central Ave. Pb. JI.arbor 613
BOB KlLLEFER, MGR.
Coast Properties Co.
llMlton--
"We Serve the Entire Harbor An!&"
llOl I:. Oontnl Aoe.-Balboa-Hubor 111111
H. W. FOSl'ER
Harbor Shoe Shop
SHOE MAKING ARTISAN
• BEPAIBS •
Ollllom Ball& 8"""111
Or.taate Dr. 8elloD lebool of 8de•t1flo Foot ~Ori
'°'I:. Ceatnl --
VOLNEY HAY, JR.
Hay's Camera Exchange , n... ... o.m.... ....... ,, • • °' ... Oomora -• .., I:, Omlnl
BA tit -Bol-
'"I'RREE TODD BROS."
TODDS DAIRY
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Wendell V. Hoyt
Hoyf1 BVbor Engraving Co. . () ···~r.p.o.c sdtlue.
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NEWS.TIMES
SPORTS
T11eoda7, Nov. U, 1M1 .
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\\'ltb Bob 'oe1u
Brr. it's cold these mornings:
Jack Frost is really on t he ball
these days. The weather is surely
ni("{' for ~ing, though.
This \\'t'ek \Ii'(>
offC'r our most
sinC'('re congrl\ t •
ulations to Adr-
ian S t t" w a r t.
Sanfonl H a \' -
e ns. Will ia m
1'1 8: rs hall. Al-
bert ,,. e b Pr .
James Brandt.
Phillip f'rost t."-
fer , and Ralph
P hillips for suC'C'<'ssful first solo
fl ig:hts. Sure arc a lo t of rl'd Solo
P ilot. F l);ng Disc J ock£')' pins in
the neighborha«XI these days.
Theodore Sanderson and \\'il-
liam Barnett trad{'d tht"'ir S0lo
pins in on full fl('d.ged pilot pins
fnllo,,·1n~ 1hrir rompletion of rht·
Pri\-atc Pilot flight test. J t'SSlt'
S anders. \vith no prl.'\'1ous fl:-•1n ~
cxpcr ic nC"!!. started v.·ith the :\tar-
tin School of A,·iation f {'n months
ac:o. lt.~arned to fly and nO''-= h:ts
a Comm C'rcial P ilot Ct.•rtificatc. Ht.•
has (•nrollrd in thl" Fh ~ht Instrt1c-
tor rourse and C'Xp<'Cts to finish
hy the first or lhC' ~ C'ar.
r-rrd !)('al had quit(' an intC'r-
('St1ng ~? ~ timC' in '.\1 £'xico the
o thl'r nig-h 1 \\·hrn th£' l'Omp.1.ss of
thC' BT stuc k. l-IC' says thC' '.\t ajor-
mayor of Enstnada trcatrd him
pre1 ty y.·e\I.
Capt. Johnny )ta r ti n calll'd a
mcl'tinJ.{ of the ShC'riffs AC'ro
Squ~-tdron \\"hich \\"as atlC'nd('d by
some 20 d('putiC's. L('onard Zerlaut
ga,·c a report on the Associated
Aero Squadron mcC't ing hC'ld r c-
C"f'ntly in Frrsno. Jack I-lorn ,,·as
appointN chairn1:-in of a con1mit-
t ('C to a rrange fo r a breakfast
fl ii;ht in the near future. ThC'rc
''"il l be-a compctiti\"C pistol shoot
dur in~ January. and of cours~ th£'
AC'ro Sriuadron is uo1n,!:: to \\·1 n
th£' L"UJ). no douht nhout it.
~\ny airport mHn<1r:c r \\·ho dc-
si l"l'~ \Vi res rC'm o,·ed on t hC' a p-
proach 10 his airport . should get
,HENS
~DRESSED ~ t~:
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THE PAY-OFF -• • aod do tbey like It. ~ men are boldlnl' (fondllnc!) cbecka from Kine's Laad.-
lnr whic h repre9ent ftnal prizetl In lut .umrner'• Kina'• AnJ"len albacore tourney. From left. ilack
Bosen. Lot Ancelet.. 5th: Secretary of baak Walton club, Anabelm, u proxy for A. Ka,·anauch, Ana-
ahelm, 4th ; Frank Keeler, ottlclal welcht registrar or King'• IAndlnl'; Herman Free9e, :\.nahe.lm, 6th;
ilack Clark. San Olma&. l•t : Biil Man:, pret.ldent Of Kini'• Anclers; Sammy Richman. Los Angelet,
?nd: &nd Fnd \\'qner, treuurer King's Angien. -photo by Allen Stross
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Balboa Angling
Club Winter
International 14's Racing Dinghies in
3rd Annual P. C. Sailing Championship Program to Start .. Int.emotional .... Ruin• Din.hies will be used for the Third An-
.
.\.T . .\. Dl~1i:SER l\IEET~G o r the Orange ("ounty Trojan Club h eld nWll Paclfl(' Coa-'11 SW.ling champlonshlr> at. S e wport Harbor, Decen1-
:Sovl"mbt'r '!6 a t the Se\~tport Ha rbor Yacht c lub, TrO)' mento r • Thr Y.'inT C'r schedule of mt'e ting~ her 20. ~I and!!~. Thi!!. \\'Ord comes from Robert .'.\I. Allan, Jr., !'ie'C"·re-
.J~ff c·n.,·ath, s ta ndlnr . told alumni they mu.st ren~' e ffort" to ttet of the Balboa 1\ngling: club \\"ill l:iry o r the Pll<'lrle Co8"t Intercollegiate \'acht Ractni:-association. "·ho
to p county football nta t.e ria l to t;. S. C. or Calltomla, S ta nford officially g-ef undC'r ,,·ay the nig ht '"lnlrs the de<'lslon t o ui;ie tbe International l.&'!i "'B!i made aftf'r the
and l "C'L\ \\'Ould soon do mina te Pac.Ifie Coa.~t Confettnr<". Sro\\'ll of Dl'c. l '.? \Vith a sta~ snlOkt'r and t "niv1•rs.l t y of California decided to 5lUrchase a fl eet of lhf' d tllnty !iaJJ.
llstrnini.:-lo Cra\·a th are, from le ft, Mn. &nd Sheriff J amf'S )lu..<il<•k ; In~ dln1:hlt'"~ fo r lt!I r re""8-(!
)IN. oOn Hal"\.\·ood, D o n H an\·OOd, master of ceremonies: and Jess fC'C'd. according to L. L. Jonas. as· SixTC'l'n ur.i\"C'rsitil'S a r C' expected S_nndy '.\l a('Kay also. of Balboa.
H lll. fr~ C"OILch. Cm.\·a th a.ddres!i<'d thr I.ion!'! C'l uh In Ba lbos. the si.!"tant secrctary. 10 cntr r racinc crC'\\'S in this vear's ~e'"IX'll"t I-Iarbor, \\"Ill r c prC'SC'nt
sanlt" f'\'t"nlni:-. -photo by Gerha rdt r·riday ni\;!"hts throughout ThC' "'·e nT ,,·hich \viii he sponsor~d b .... Joe. al ~a 1 ing en11.1usiast~ in pla n· -----\\"intC'r sr;ison ha,·c t:>e<>n SC't aside · h Lo J 1hr Nt'\\'J)Ort Jra rhor ChamtM'r nf n ing .or 1 r racing:_ series.. c~ in touch \\"i th l.C'onard Zt"-rlnut \\"ho R d Stak for Orv-n 1-lousr sC'ss ions \vith k r 1 1 1 I 11 JI ecor e .~ Cn nlmf'rC'(' \\'ilh lhC' coorv-ratio n 'i 1pp<'rs o n C'rn~ 1o na . · s \\"I has som1' pr~--11y good ""ire cuttt'rs srv-cinl l•\·rnf!-' hC'ini:; schC'dult>d J fln . i~-1 b 1 t i ho 1 ,~ of the nalbon "i;icnt cluh, thr i'\C',, .• cooper n 1..• Y oanin~ . 1e1r as
on his S tir.son. For Santa Anita 16, 1-"ch. ~o. and '.\l :\rCh 19. port 11:\rbor Ya<'ht cluh and tht• for thC' th~C'C' day_ SC'rlC'S of con·
ODl) F . .\C'fS 1\BOt.;T FLYI~G : ,\ croaker tou rnamrnt is cur-Lido \'aC'ht cluh. Officiills tO go,·-tl'S IS of sathng skill.
Contrary 10 popular hC'tie f. th<'re 11th Openi·ng r('ntly unctc r,,·ay and \\"il l conlinuf'
a r e n<' air pockets in flying. Pilots un1il April 1, J on:i.s said. On Sat-f·r n th(' rac<'s ''ill l>r pro\'id{'Ci hy
USt'd to rt'por! grtting into a urday, Dt'c. 13 a nd J an. 17. thr The yacht cluhs. Trophies to be
k · · · h. h h 1 \\'ith lhC' Dec. 27 runn in~ of the . tl\\'ard<'d this ~·car ,,·Lil he in· pc.x· "l'l ol nf, air 1n \\' tc I e pane California Drc .... drr;;. C h a nl pi 0 n cluh propos<'s 10 c hartC'r a suit-ct b t 'dd. . f
The C'ours:e o f thl' r flCC' "·ill be
laid out in the eastern arra or
~t·\\·port I !arbor. near t h C' 1·n·
trance· of the Balboa \"acht club fl'll nut o f control. ~\nyone ,,·ho ;ih\C' boAt <ind hold mackerC'l com· c:rC'rlSt'"' Y 1 1<' fl 1110" 0 a fX'r·
has e'l'r tried to crC'atc a vacuurn S1akC'S a 1i t1lc over thrC'C' \\'CC'kS petit ion. F or !hr l:il l Pr th(' linC', P<'tual 8\\"a rd g:olnb to the indi· ~iiiiiiiiiiiiliiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
kno,\·s ho,,· hard ii is to r x clude <J\\'B)" to OpC'n Santa Anita's 11 th \\·hich ,,·ill he furnishNl by th(' \"idti;1\ s.kipprr m a k ing , lhc high '
a·,r front 0 1·,chtl.\• •lo""d ,."S".•I. anci hic:gcs.t Sl~:1 son. tht• star fi c•l d 1 h .11 1 1 k . . point c;core. ·rhe \\"innin g'tl'an1 \\'ill · --.. "'' .. ..... c: u , ,,.1 1a\"l' a )r('a 1ng strain
and th'('r cfc re in space in th<' at· of l\\.O·Y<'rtr-olds that \\"111 g:o to ('If thrC'c pounds. ht1JA for one ycnr the prcst'nf per-
nlosphert>. there can be no pockC't lhC' post is t.)('~1nn inr:; to tttkC' s h:ip.-Pt'IU~ll trophy offcr('d ,,·hen thC'
f I · · Intt'nSi\'C' tr<tinin" for the e\"C'nl is rncC' \\·as first st;i<·cd in DC'cC'm· ormrc in an_v \\'a~·. s 111cc ai r no,,· in full S\\"i n ,~ for thl' fl~1 n1ilr . .\Ll . .'11'.\"tr!\t LICE:SSES br t· 1"11 . " ,,·ou!d in1mC'd ialC'ly rush in to fill .... I L~ ~
\\'i lh Jlro;;.1x·('IS th·11 the .c::rr>..;s pur.;;e S,\rRA,IF.'.'\"fO. Dec 2-i-l \\"inn in•· lt':1n1 in '.tl \\'as Cal. such a ca\·1ty. The humps ft•\t ,.... f · " ,,·j]J SL't 1 r",rord of (l\'C'r $.~1.000. '-ali nrnians "'ho huy n C\\" caro; T,•rh. "•.th Slanf--rd \\·i nn in<• tOJ> \\"hi!(' fl~ tnt! art' thC' rC'sul t of ns-v .. llUl (l f the ·106 thnt \\'C'rC' nnmin-cturinc: 19 1~ \\·ill revci\'f' <tlt in.'in um. ltnnn"." \\"h•".l th" racin" 11ronran1 CC'nd1ng or drscending currl'nts of ~ .. "' rtted n.s fo.::i\s in 194;; il nd thC' all· ltccnsr plalrs n1;irlc hy COO\'IC!-.: in \\"<IS l'C'\"i\·cd las t Y<'otr. 1 lit:h point air.
Sky-ilo h ·.,·1th U!' nex t
.::o loni:; for no,,·_
,,·eek and
\\"arrrn G . I I:1 rd1n~ i..; thC' only
joumalis1 to bt•conll~ j)l"C:'ldC'nt of
!hP l"n1f f•rl Sta l C'S.
BROAD
BREASTED •
Whole or Half
Oven Dressed
TURKEYS
TOMS
LIVE ................. 48c Lb.
DRESSED .......... 52c Lb.
1in1l' hi~t: no m hf'r of 1;, 1 1 h.1t ,,., r• the stall' pri;c;o n..;;. . ! \\ 1nnl'I"" '' C':·r· lloti .1.llan of Stan·
krpl C'Ji:-;i hll'.' l;1.st J ul~·. thr prr-;;-~T;il r Dirl'<'tor nf. f'orrC'Clion..; fnrd in 19.11 rin d Roh Oii\"iS n1adC'
p•'cl.:.: ~r,• that l~ or n1 nr(' \\"Lil go Ri<·h."lr fl r\. l\li-GC'C' S<illl t (oday Tha i !ht' inrl i\1 du:tl hi1..'h po1n1 scorl' in
10 fh(' po;c;L Quite a f (•\\" h··,·r 1 3<~1 inn1fl !C'S o f r-ol.:.:om Pri.,.fln a l-19..J.6. v.:111 n hr al..;o ,,·as rc•prl·st·nt· 1
qualifit'<t h.\ ,,innin£: ju\cnill' rr:1tiy '''l'rr \\·nrkini:: nn !~,.. m 1~:.1J in~ :'i;,nford .
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llf'f(', fr('11n th" ix-rfn rm~nC'<' '1 f
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Si 1k1·~ ;-i nd lh1• O "l kt:ind StnkC'" :i t
Cnlrli'n Gal <' 1-'iC'lrl .:.:, ha" ht.'C n in·
n (':O.I \1 •:ir [~!II th{'\" \\"Li i S(>OI:-'
._1-u·1 "rrrxlncin~ ., h ~ u t \1)(),f)(Vl
;t\un11nun1 pl.11 .·s for th:11 nu1,1ht 1·
n f Cal\f(lrnia n~ \\h1J arC' l'X\11..'('l• d
<;lalll·d <'r,rly f,1voritf'. !It"'''S nO\\" :11 l1l hit\' fl('\\' CH!"" nt.•'.\I \"C'."lr.
f~n~· :\f 1,.~rln\\ . .,, t:•'lfint: .1 "f">l'Ci.il 1 ---
prt'Jl rr~nn 1r.11nf'r \\"i!li.-. :\!ult r r. '"l'rai.::1c l-'.nd nf a Gf'ni u~'" • ' •
,\. ·r . Jcrt:in<;' Zcn0dn \\"On lhe l .tft.' \\";1<:. i\ nit:htm;ir(' fnr the·
~l <1 rt1 t S t a kt'~ at Ilnl\~'\\"Oo<I so i.:O \"••rnn11•n1 rrsC'nrr h <'Xricrr \\hn
in1rrr"Sl\·1·ly anrt has h1•f'n ,,·orkin!:: JlO~S<'SSl'<i Thl' \\'ilr's Top Sf'ic nt ifi c
..;o S€'n:':i !ionally HI Santa ,\nita SC'cre1 s. Don't "'iss thC' grin1 h Pr('·
fur th•' past month. thC' fas1 filly toforr un1old s1orv of a Stt\rtlLnc:
has ma ny supporters. lru1• life n1yslcry in th<> AmC'ri_cnn
(l1 h1 ·r<; \\"ilh 'hf' st:lkrs they \\.C't'kly, th:\f ~rcat n1 n.gilzinc rlis·
h:1,·r \vnn t\rc Cnnrly l\:anc fT,i n-lrihlill'd '''1th next Sunday's Los
foran L.1ssic. D<>l l\lar ,':: F:sl rel-,.\n~e!C's F:x;iminf'r.
Iii a l: D nrk Re lit a (Qo;unil<tS l:
F irst Sa\\"o ! F.I Camino. 1st div. l;
Gla n1is t El Camino. 2nd di'" 1:
S h01 ,,·o ndasec I l\1anana & Cali[or ·
n1an l : Belle Jolie l Bay l\lc ado,vs
"\\"hrn Adoptions Go \\'ronj!."'
SYMPSON'S PAINTS
LEAD 750 LEAGUE
St andini..; ... in th" "i'.1{) h11\\"!i nr;, I
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~:. nlp'-<ln" P;1in1pr:o;_ rrn1ainC'<I Un· 1
ch."lll~<'rl Thi:-; \\"••t·k as COOl])(•filifill
{'ontinUC'd.
:\londay nigh1 thC">
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t('rtms \V('t ('
Sy1npson's Pai:itC'rs
l->arrt't\'s R;;-;tlty
Davis and Gay
I\lrsa Recrention
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• • • Adoptions can be tragic if
you're nol j!uidl.'d by r ecognized
adoption agrncies. I nsure yourself
against hearta('he. Read Lock-
ridgc's dramatic a rt icle in The
AmC'rican \V('C'kly. that great ma~
azine distributr d ""ith ne xt Sun-
day's Los Angeles Examjner.
LOS ANGELES. Doc. 2 -The
not-so-mysterious mystery of the
disappear ance of sardines off the
Califo:-nia coast r eceived prior-
ity at tent.ion of the Fish a nd Gam e
Commission he re November 24
when they m et "'ith canners and
fishing industr y r epresentativt's to
discuss possible controls on com·
mercial fishing .
Largest retailers of Fine Turkeys in Orange Co.
+ Direc11o Consumer +
Christen Turkey Ranch
11t.b STREET a TUSTIN -COSTA MJ:8A, CALIF.
PHONE BEACON 9A163/.;
CAP RAGAN SAYS:
"Come on over and enioy a Special Dinner.
Bring +he lamily."
---Served from 5 to 7:30 p.m .-
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Home Made Soup or Chilled Juice
Choice of-RAGAN'S CHICKEN PIE
BREADED VEAL CUI'LET
FRIED F1LET OF SEA BASS
,Potatoes Vegetable Salad Drink
Hot Biscuits Home Made Pie
Bring the Klddie8 -a Special ~ for Them
.JUST A HINT-
~~ Nite Is BAR-B-QUE NITE--
Spedwl Bar-Jl..Qae Dbmer-.... ...$ .95
Bar-Jl..Qae Swordfish Dluer_ U5
Notice: We close every Friday
Open 11 a.m. -Oose 7:30 p.m.
RAGA I'S 91• <'-* llhr&7
Oppaolte Oar. "' Gnatar
AD--Kubt
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The population of the United
States Y.'hen the fi rst census was
taken. in 1790. w as 3.929.314.
STRICTLY TAILORED
"The Custom-Made Shop
of La g una Beach "
1s moving to new, larger quarters
at
1737 South Coast Boulevard
(next door to present location )
Distinctive Sportswear-Immediate Wear
Workshop a.od Staff on the Premises
A Large Choice or Fine Fa brics
on Display for
Famous Custom-Mades
Watch for Opening Date of the New
STRICTLY TAILORED
Ocean Front Cafe
French Fried Shrimp and Fish
Ow S,1ds'17
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SANDWICH RS
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2114. Ocean Front . Newpari Beach
CATS .u1D DAV.
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Among sever al theories on the
curr e nl sardine shor tage, Division
of Fish and Game officials and
the canners ha\'e agreed fo r the
first time that overfis hing is the
cause for the t\vo-yeer dear th o r
the fis h in Nor t he rn California
v:aters.
L ivestock, d a.iry a nd poultry
fa rming are a n1ong t he leading in·
d ustries of Jllinois. Chicago is the
greatest livestock market .
Mesa
Upholstery
Harry McKee
2850 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Phone
Beacon OOM-W
Once you've sent that
ball alter the pins you'll
know the thrill of bowl-
IDjr. TTY It today.
Mesa
Recreation
1818 Newport Blvd.
Costa. Mesa
Phone Beoiron 5062-W
I • Before You Build or Remodel
·Visit Oar IDtmu'hc lie •pie wt Dtlplay Bot
Color gtddu, . plan-
ning aids,~
Ive lltock at C8ltieb
and linoleum. ..... au,-
Ckz•m\ •. , ....
LU~LUM Catpet . Works .
----ft ....,. __ UftAAll&
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Y<'31S of ex~ricncc ,c;i,·e you 3. choice
rich blend thnt S.-\ TISFlES.
The best test for '"l1 ifkcy .•. Pour 10me
into a slass and Jri."Jk it.
86 PROOF
653 C raln Neutral ~pirit•
THE AMERICAN DISTILLING CO., IHC.
' N9w Yori. , So" ~•onc:'.oco • l_o. ~ 101-1
hkift, Ill. , !lowtol1to, C.oloforfMo
fresh Daily
Delldoao -Foodo Or, oomplete equipment -yO<I
wanl to catch your own.
HORMEN
FISH MARKET -··
ON CENTRAL AVENUE NEWPORT BEACH
' CONSTRUCTION DltA WINGS
FROM YOUR SKETCHES OB CLIPPINGS
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL
HARBOR DRAFTING SERVICE
711-C Coast m-Way Newport Beach
E. J. Sedinger
Ph. Beacon 5880
H. R. Holtz
DAVID C. CORSON
Residential Contractor
and Builder
Harbor 1520-\V
Harbor 1085-J
1107 Y., North Bay Front
Balboa Island
GORDON a~ FINDLAY
OONTBAcroa AND BUILDEB
Oftleo: MIO o.-t 111..S. ~Barbor W
CABINET SHOP SERVICE
CABINEl'S AND MILLWOBK
T . C. JOHNSON, Supt. ..., __
Vie'\\
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ZORIC -the marvelous new dry
cleaning system -restores life to clothes
LIDO CLEANERS
456 Newport Blvd.
Phone Hearon 5798-J
Plu111bing
Contractor
FIXTURES AT RETAIL
' SINKS, Vitre~us China, Double ............ __ $25.00
WATER HEATERS, Standard Br.and ____ $52.50
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FLOOR FURNACES INSTALLED
AMON WEST PLUMBlt4G CO • -n.e &it. 11116-1 -
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Al florhor Hi Set for Wednesday
arbor .Feminine .. • -~ MA.,....ITY 9"'LD ••• ' . Only Complete Maternity. Shop In OrotHJe Co.
I.et" It Come As • Surprise • • ·• Activities
Aj;pa.-from the ottli:e of On WedModay evenJna, Dec. 3
Ne•p:rt Harbor Union Hlllh -at 8 o'clock .,.....,,;.,., women ol
mn the fo-.i, atudenta who are 0ranae C<lWlty will bold a c1ance
• tbe loonor roll at the end of the and party in American J...eelon hall,
-quarter for the current lcllOol Santa Ana, on Birch atreet be-
_.., ·;ween Third and French streeta.
SENIORS-Wyvonne Berry Le-Ticket ol admission will be clll-
llo]' Brown, Gladys Kolew, &nni., clw'ile papers or a photoatatlc
-. Dorothy Petenon, Vlr-copy ol aame. Each ex-servt"" 1111 Pinkley Biml Powell Connie woman may brine her husband
Sbook, Jam ... Steffensen ;..,d Hel-or friend as a guest. There will be
-Wint.en. door prize& and refreshment& ac-
JUNIORS----Jean Reed. Carlton cording to Martha Otaney, com-
J&ms, John Kincaid, Shirley Geh-mander of Women's Polt No. 768,
ria. Ann F1ory, Lincoln Clark and American Legoln.
~Jean Bartine.
SOPHOMORES-Luanna Alton, Honored at Un /Yersity
3ud1 t b Cordes, Cluu'les Covey,
.Jack Ehlen, Perdita Hom, Marlene
.Mcobson, Donald Ketcham and
l'byllls Lake.
FRESHMEN -Carol Anderaon,
Karlene Anderson, Robert Beck-
·:etrom Lulu Belle Boise, Margaret
D6ehl, J . Frank Hendenon and
Mrs. Bruce McBride, president
ot Ebell club, recently received
a wire from her granddaughter,
Dnff Whitman. a junior at the
University of New Mexico, at Al-
buquerque, saying she had the
honor ol being chosen by the stu-
den t body as their Home Coming
CDM Resident Prese(lts
T rOYel Pictures
For County Clubs
Colored pictures of which a pro-,
feulonal micht well be proud are
bein1 shown by Mn. Borcblld
Stephens ot Corona de! Mar, ..-
ord of a su:rnmer spent In her
native Norway. She dlaplayed
them recently before member& of
the Cout Philatelic oodety of
Santa Ana and will live them m
Jan. 8 as a program tor 'the Bual·
ness and Professional Women'•
club.
Leavins l>ere May 13, Mn.
Stephen& WU ln Norway by June
and at Oslo at the time ot tbr.
king's birthday celebration. In·
eluded in the collection of over
400 pictures are scenes of fonner
concentration camps and roads
constructed by the Germans with L::n-aine Stillings. queen. slave labor. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Taking a plane, Mrs. Stephens
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Suggestions
for the WOMAN
She may be your wife . . . or your
sweetheart or maybe your
daughter . . . or niece. But she's
a WOMAN -and she loves fine
things -things you can buy at
VAN DEUSEN'S.
Diamond Ring ( ) 01a.rm Bracelet
Diamond Bracelet ( ) Compe.ct
Cigarette Case ( ) Pen and Pencil Set
Cigarette Llghter ( ) Place Settings in
Wrist Watch Sterling Silver
14-K Gold Hand-Made ( ) Rings, Brooches. Ear-
Book Markers rtngs set with colored
) Birthstone Ring gem stones
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flew to Sandnessjoen. almost at
the arctic circle and from there
went by boat to the little village
at the head of a fjord and the
home where she was born.
From June. with vegeta bles just
starting from the ground, through
the summer harvest and lo the
first 'inowfatl of September, an
interestir.g record or intimate
home life is shown against a back-
ground of the somber beauty of
this north country. Eleventh cen-
tury churcht'S, sod.roofed houses
"'ith·trees growing from the roofs,
small hamlets and modern cities
are pictured.
Souvenirs brought back include
a spinning wheel. hand woven run-
ners of wool yarn and already in
practical use. a long runner woven
of fishing net with bands of bright-
er rags forming a striking pattern.
We have a nice selection of Ladies' Diamond Hamilton
Wrist Watches priced $120:<l0 to $1000.00.
Mrs. Stephensen's sister and
hostess died while she wu there,
but there had been a reunion with
an older sister and brother-in-law
from Seattle in August. This
month Mrs. Stephens will visit her
mother. who also lives in Seattle,
giving her the pleasure or this
visual trip "back home."
Symphony Orchestra
Presents First Concert
Tuesday, Dec. 9
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He's your husband . . . or friend
... or uncle ... or brother. Wh<>-
ever he is-he 'II like the gift you
choose from VAN DEUSEN'S.
Gold Pen Knife ( ) Wrist Watch
Gold l\foney Clip ( ) Elks Ring or Pin
Cigarette Holder ( ) Masoni c rung or Pin ~
) Collar Clip ( ) Pen a nd Pencil Set
) Tie Holder ( ) Watch. 01ain or
Bracelet
You can make your selections now
and we will lay them away until Christmas
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The Orange County Symphony
orchestra will givl' its first con-
cert of the season at the Newport
Harbor Union High school on
Tuesday evening, December 9. A
splendid program has been ar-
ranged by Director Clinton Sawin.
According to Francis J. Horvath,
µu blicity manager, the orchestra is
the youngest organization of its
~ind in Southern California and
is compos:ed of many well known
a rtists with experience in large.
eastern symphony orchestras.
Your at tendance is urged. TherP
\vil l be no admission fee a nd the
('Xcel Jenee . of Ute performance
guar antees a fine c\·ening's enter-
tajnment.
Blanket Aids Church
VAn DEUS·Ens ~
The beautiful blanket, which
was donated by Rose Gorman. 1746
South Anaheim street, Costa Mesa,
to help raise funds for the new
St. Joachim church, "'as won b}
Mrs. George Lerton. 1780 Whit-
. tier street, who held ticket No.
194.
608 S O. ~AL"'" ST,
S.,~TA ANA, CA.LIJ\
Daily Store Hours
9 :30 A. M. to 5 :30 P. M.
Sell It Through Classified Advertising
Other wome n of the church have
been earning money through var.
ious projects and will report on
1A'hat they have done at the meet-
ing of the Al tar society, to be held
Thursday of this week.
"Don't U:c D<ath 'Tai(< Y ou' Holiday-Dnv< Ca rfully"
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ROBES GOWNS
Wide, flowing robes
are here again, in
satin and crepe quilts
Satins and~
off-the.shoulder modeb
Short .sleeves
Slips ---New Long Lengths
Satin and Crepes
In white, black and maple sugar
Bed Jackets & Negligee Slippers
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To match gowm
and robes.
Department, Store
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R•""""'e Pham: Hubar 1637-R '1bat =:,~ Tbe llll8l't way to keep your llttle a eecret Is to step lively doWn to
Gibbons-Bates Rites our Mother-to-Be Shop. We've many beaut1tu1
Solemnized Thursday new Fall p.rmeota that conoeal 80 cleliedy.
At St. James Churc~ ~ · JJf. ' S/'wp n»~~ St.
0 ~arneaThanka~ 1U ~!::l!f, +MW>~= UlftA ANA -
church waa the marrla&e of Ra· 'l'KLKPBONI: -
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Mr. and Mn. Ralph Batel, South .---t1111te~r1 Decor ti Gate, and William Ben Gibbons.I or •
son of Mr. and Mn. Hector L. ~
GibbOna of Corona de! Mar. The Upholstering -.k Slip Covers * Draperies ceremony wu performed by the·
Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler, vicar ClJ&roM aaid Rl:ADY llADZ
~e~ '!'n~re:.:'tt!!:. -nee
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1be bride, who WU given in n.-a.eaa 5658 u11• N marriage by her father, waa at-....., ewport Bhd.
tended by Mn. Tom Theobald of llf Diii caAWIZI' ~ llU>O. ooeTA llM'
Huntington Park and Bob Gibbons I ii==============~=========~ served his brother as best man.
After the ceremony a reception
and dinna was held at the House
curIINO THE WEDDINO CAKE ...... Mr. and Mn. Marvin o_,.,
wboee marrtap took place Nov. Z8 ln Cos&& Meu. At left 19 Ute bMt
man. Stanley Green, and at rtp.t Is the brldMln&ld, MIN Shirley
Fldler. -photo by Volney Hay jr.
Newport Heights Home Is Scene of Ceremony
Uniting Miss Hazel Smith and Marvin Green
The .home of Mr. and Mrs. H .J .) Miss Fidler also acted as solo-
Fidler. ?<>4 Tustin avenue. New· 1 ist. singing "Because" and "L Love
port Heights. was the scene of a You Truly " accompanied at the
charming wedding on Friday. Nov. . b ?.~· Do · B.llin
26 when Hazel Jean Smith, daugh-piano Y •f1Jss ris. I gs.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. . In ch~rge of t~e guest ~k w.as
Smith ol Coachella, became the httle Miss. Georgta Ann Smith, p~c
bride of Marvin R. Green. son of I tu~sque In b~ue n~t over white
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Green, sat in. the bod.ice being a part of
also from Coachella. The double her grandmother's trousseau some
ring eeremony was performed at 60 year.; ago. .
7 p. m . by the Rev. J . H. Thomp--After the ceremony a recepuon
son, pastor of Costa Mesa Com-fo r 30 guests was held in the patio.
munity church. The bride was born in Bakers-
The bride was lovely in white field and attended Kem county
satin, the bodice fastened down schools until last year. She is now
the front with many tiny buttons. a student at Santa Ana high
Long sleeves were pointed over school where she will complete her
the wrist and the skirt was long course in January. The bride-
and full. The veil of cliantilly lace groom attended schools in Mesa,
fell in graceful folds from a crown Ariz., and in Oregon. He served
of white flowers and to complete three years in the navy, of which
the picture she canied a white two were in the Philippines, as
Bible on Which was a single orchid. radioman second class. At pres-
Miss Shirley Fidler was brides-e nt he is with Hearn & Co., man-
maid and her bouquet of pink and ufacturers of oil well tool.s. The
white carnations harmonized with honeymoon is being spent in the
her gown of pink net over match-south and for it the new Mrs.
ing satin. Stanley Green, brother Green chose a suit of tan with
of the bridegroom, was best man. brown accessories.
Irene Mitchell H onor11d
At Pre-Nuptial Shower Kathleen Colemen
Certitled Teacher of
PIANO
414 Tusttn Ave. NwpL Helgbta
of F1orence, 6810 Coast Hlghw8J'.
Those present were the new Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Gibbons and their
parenbs, Mr. and Mrs. Bates and
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Gibbons; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wicker of Westp
wood; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Theobald
and daughter of Huntington P ark ;
Fred and Bob Bates of SC'ut h
Gate. brothers of the bride: Mr.
'and Mrs. Clifford Bomes anfl s~:i.
of San Diego; Mr. and Mrs. Hec-
tor Gibbons jr. of South Gate aDd
Bob Gibbons of Corona del ~fitr.
The young couple are on a
honeymoon at Forest Home, near
Redlands. They will return to their
studies at the University of South-
ern California, m aking t heir home
a t 8440 San Antonio avenue, South
Gate.
NaYaio Problem Told
To Capilla Circle
Authentic and firsthand infor-
mation regarding the Navajo In-
dians and their desperate condi-
tion was brought to members of
Capilla Circle of Corona del Mar
Community church at their No-
vember meeting by Mrs. J. M. Dro-
let of El Navajo Gift shop, Corona
del Mar, who lived for many years
at a trading past iil New Mexico.
The speaker told of the customs
of the Navajos. whom she said
ar e a naturally friendly people, of
their rug and jewelry making
which is almost their only means
of living. During the war many
of the young men served in com-
munications for their language
was better than any code and with
money being sent home their fam-
ilies prospered.
Now the mortality rate is rising
• NEW SHADES •
Or Your Old Ones Made Like New
• Venetian Blinds
• "Broedfelt
• Linoleum
• Asphalt Tile -...... _ .......... _,_ -...................... __ _
Come in or Call Us .................. --........ .,,._ ..... ..---.......
Hanson Shade & Linoleum Shop
Cor. Newport Blvd. & 23rd St.
Cada Mesa Ph. Beacon 5004..J
A pre.nuptial shower honoring
Miss Irene ?tlitchell. daughtet of
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mitchell, 148
East 20th street. Costa Mesa, wa.s
held at the home of Mrs. A. R.
Rideout, 1161 Wells Place with
Mrs. Clifford Guerin, cousin of the
bride-to-be, as hostess, assisting
hostesses being ~1rs. Rldrout and
Mrs. L . L . Fowler.
Beacon 5895-~I ·
Cordially invites interested par-
ents and their children to her
CHRISTMAS RECITAL
PARTY
as they do not have grazing land ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ to raise sheep and the government -
Games were pl ayed. including
"Pick -a-stick," "Do-a-trick,"
"Questions and Ans\vers" and
"Gossip," prizes being "·on by Mrs.
Dec. 14, 1947, 2:30 p. m.
EBELL CLUB BOUSE
515 W. CentnJ NwpL lle&cb
Be \Vise -Advertise
gives them little or no aid. A
proud people, all they need is op-
portunity, the speaker stated.
Mrs. 0. M . Campbell, program
chairman, told of the work which
the church does among the Indians
and asked thimt anyone having do-
nations of toys or clothing call
Harbor 5673-W.
H . H . Kelly, Mrs. Morris Cra1A•ley, r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=,
l\'lrs. Bob Tanner and Mrs. Mabel
Dull.
Highlight of the e,.·e ning \\'BS the
opening of many lovely gift.::. for
the new home and afterward re-
freshments of home-made ice
cream. cookies and coffee were
served.
Present at the shower were the
bride-elect, her mother, Mrs. H .
J . Mitchell and her sisters, Ethel,
J oy and Rosemary, also her 6J'and-
mother, ~1rs. Rosa Kelly: the l\1es-
dames Fowler. rudeout, Guerin,
Jessie Turner, W . Lacefield.. Mor-
ris Crawley, Roy Rousch and
1.iabel Dull, all of Costa Mesa.
Also the Mesdames H . H. KeUy,
W. Corum, Susan Brooks and
Bob Tanner of Puente ; Isabel
Nickles o! Pico, Barbara Hayes of
Bu~na Park and Marshall Allred
A LOOK THAT COULDN'T BE NEWER
OR PRETTIER
BALLET SUITS
WITH DIMINUTIVE JACKET ABOVE
RIPPLING BALLET SKIRT
BECOMES A ~URACLE OF SUAVE SOPIIlSTICATION
CREATING A RHYTHM OF ITS OWN AS YOU MOVE
IN SOIT COLORS AND BLACK
OF 1003 VlRGIN WOOL BOTANY GABARDINE
cfh'e Fi'ances Norton Shop
i se Seeoad a Broadwa7 llldc·-8eooad Floor-8&Dta Alla
of Lomita. '
M i s s. Mitchell's marriage 1to I ~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Charles Banks, son of Mr. and I 1
Mn. Butler Banks of Tall Oty,
Ind •orH<. place on Sunday, Nov.
30
Cyndy Farnsworth
Observes 3rd Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Farns-
worth entertained with a birthday
party for their daughter Cyndy
on Wednesday, Nov. 26 at their
home, 1019 West Bay avenue. It
W8ll Cyndy's third birthday. I
"U ttle Bo Peep" WU the theme
for the decorations with a pink
centerpiece of the little •bef>-
het'dess and two molded lamb
birthday cakea while around the
room was an attay of balloona tn
springtime green.
In line with the nursery rhyme,
Cyndy and her mother we.re dress--
eel alike In pink froc1a printed
with pictures of Little Bo Peep
and her sheep. .
Recording> were made durini
the afternoon and the guests re--
cel-S favors of personalized pink
plaatlc cupa and balloom.
Guosta ...... Kathleen and John
Huff, Ilomu' and Lou!ae Ha!.dy,
Harriet and s..an Kin&. J<>-Ann
and Larey Hapn, Penny Eacobar,
su._ Beyan and LllrTy Baher,
Newpur !Beecll; John Charlton, s... and Wrlcltt Barllut ol Ba}.
i-: Rlc:l<7· .._ ol Santa Ana;
Katble ~·-and -... Aleli-. BlllJ Led -CJndJ'• llM41M4 hw. lln. T. H. Rocmta•
milllrLO.r.mwmtb.udlllr
-tp '1'4lla.B C. n-. .u "' .... II •Wiit-., 75 U Ii. •
'
114 W. 4a St.
•
The Ideal Gift·· -
For Her Christmas
HOUSE COATS
Good Selection of Colors
Seersucker
C.Omplete Range of Sizes
Lou's Sports Wear
Formerly: Uniform and Dress Shop
318 M.rine Avenue Belboe lslencl
'Phone Herbor 2653-R
CJ•=!fted Adt•'h'•
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CASTAWAYS' CUI 1a,·-
., lrAJfW JISWW ... • -..,.,__al-----=·--u. o.u._ .. a.ob llIGHI' be • ptfate ..... dial.. - -
_. bad a =at tile old Palla de Drltt-wfllcl> 111111 llP OD Ille
llbdf Oftl'lorJ=__ the -al N~ Harllor? Fl'llll -l'W
---_,, to be a f-al you Iott! ...... lf 1'JU'N -al 'em. tbll lo for YOU! One trip theft will not aal,y --)'Oii tbat it .. not aal,y open -to you and your fl1mdl, but all you llaft
to do to -a nwnber lo to !Oft lt u ID1ldl aa 20.000. o111en baw
and lip your ,,.,.,., and addn!• ID the ''Los-book". 'l1le -11J1rit al the ~ la that lt lo belna open.led for your particular "'1a""'11
and .. a.,. onjOyment, and you are mode to feel jult u weleome u ~ hM paid bla: fat c1us. thouih It Is pm.blJ the only
non memborihlp. dub In the world!
Jl'SOll ALL On:& TIDll 1lNlTIID &TATU •••
... AND CYnlER FAR PART.; cmie DOOPle who haft -told about this unique atmoophere and the ilelfcious llolne-style food.
ewn to C...'n Don'• own set ol dishes In which It is ...ved. In fact
be bas znaa. about everYthinli: In the ~. lncludlns the• murals. little
drlttwood lampo on ycui-table, and )'OU will feel that )'OU have been
conll&lly Invited to attend a party In his own studio!
AMONG TB08J: PKJ:8ENT Do: 0TBEB NIGB'l'
... the W. R. McBurneys, with a party ol lix. and the L. D.
Holllnpwwthl. also with six, the Waft Selbertl dining wltl> the
Gordan Fbldla.Ys. the Bob Beyds. the Wllfn!d Berls, the Loesdlen,
Sam Walker. Role-Bowl-Float Impreaario Stanley, the Walter Raes
al Balboa, the DeMarks. the O'Hanlon treasure-huntlilll famlly and f11en41, V-n· Commodore Doc VanDeGrlft, and --OUl"""'°"re Bill era.by, Lucille " Ge<qe Taylor, allO Vaya&en, !nm tbelz: yactlt
"'l'arpoon", Barney Francque of Newport Beach, Fay Hamilton o1
Costa Mesa. the C.D.M. Kindell Pott•"'· for whom Don Is modelling
a new number, the C. D. OJnnlngham.s, also ol Corona. the Basil Far-
rells, the Burton Bald,wins of Costa, and the H. L. Bamums of
Corona de-I Mar, enterta.J'ning their friends Dr. and Mrs. Musfelt, Doc
Musfelt was making a suggestion for the Olristmas cover for Barney's
''Be8.chcomber" magazine which they asked Don to pa.int for them.
HUNDRED & TWENTY MEMBERS OF THE COMlJS CLUB ...
t
Deserl Scene Wins
In Pritd Compelition
I..'~ Cui W°"'"•11s!1'1 laftbt
poetic ~ Sentinel --In the N........., pdat "a•pd-
tlan al tbe H<lor ~....... dub
at the 111111U... held In the Walter
Gerhardt studio, C'GnJna clel Mar,
with Jerrold Spa,,.,... pnolcllas.
Other ·--2)-'n» Old Wnt by Gerhardt: 3) 111-1 ED-em-: by Dans-and -able ,,_tlan, 1) and 2), Bob NOii.
Plans --~ fw the .... nual dinner af the dub to be held
after the bolklayL ~ fana
lntereoted In jalnlnc may call Har-
bor 292-W or Mr. Speqler.
·Anniversary Obser;ved
Mr. and Mn. -Cotti• jr.,
who were married on Thanklslv-
ing eve lleY1!ll years qo, ~rated
the Ullllwnary with a turl<ey din-
..,. 1.t their home, 1529 West Cen-
tral aW11ue. ·
PueL1c NoTicEs
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN
BU LK •nd NOTICE OF INTENDED TRANSFER OF L IQUOR LICENSE
OR L ICE NSES.
NOTICE 1 ~ HER'P'.BY GIVEN :
Pu•uc Nonca Nl:WPOBT BALBOA NBW8-T1•1:1
Plus111l fmmt and ~ TUmDll • ..,.,, BNda, o.11. Dee.!, ll&T Pagei
tlona may be obtained. at tbe af. authorbed maier aald -111-. al all rllbts al --......, .....
flee af tbe City Enst"nr, City al !randllle, all poles, wtrn. -.. SECI'ION 8. Tbe -19e al 11111 Hal~ City of Newport Beach. . dults and appurtAnceo. whleb are fnnchlae lba11 ftle a bond, ,_
'lbe opedaJ attention af pre»-now or may bereafter be lawful.. niDs to the Cit)' af N-pcwt Bu±
pectlve bidden 11 called to tho ly placed on, In or .-. the with at -two &ood and ·--~
''Pl-I Requirements and Coo-streets within said City, and !bl fldent IUn!-, to be -oft4
dltlam" anneud to the blan:k to CODStruct and -In Ml4 by the Jeslalatiw body --111
form af 111-1. for full dire<> streets, all po1.., wtrn. conduits the pefta1 llUDl af One ,,....
Uona u to bkldln1. and appurtam<es. lncludinl com-Dollllra ($1,000.00), --
Tbe City of Newport Beach re-munlcaUon dttults, neceaary or that the -tee lhall -o and
serves the rtsht to reject any or proper for said purpooea, lo here-truly -..e, fUltlll And perform
all -by . granted to Southern Callfor-each and every b!ml and -FRANk L.,RINEHART, n1a EdllOn Olmpany ,upon the tlon af thlli,frulcblse, and that ID
City Clerk In and for tenm and conditions set forth cue of any brea ch of --al
the City of Newport In the Franchise Act of 1937. said bond, tbe whole amount al
Beach. SECTION 3. Sa I d franchlle the penal 1WD tbemn named aball
Dated: November 24. 1947. shall be lnde~te, that lo to be tak'en and deemed to be llqul-
Pub.-Nov. 26: Dec. 2, 1947. say, aald francb1le shall endure In dated damagea and lhall be re-
run '"""" and effect until 1 he same coverable from the principal and
shall. with the consent of the Pul>-sul'ltles upon said bond. Said bond
lie Utilities Commission of th e &hall be filed with the loellla tiw
State of California, be voluntarily body ot the City of Newport Beach
surrendered or abandoned by the within five (5) clays after the
grantee, or until the State or date of the grantlnc of this tr....
some municipal or public corpora-chlse; and In cue aald bond lball
lion thereunto duly authorized by not ' be so 'filed, • shall not ,....
law shall purchase by voluntary celve the approval of the 1eglsla...
agreement or shall condemn lind tive body, th1I franchise shall be
take Wlder the pawer of eminent forfeited and any money paid to
domain, all property actually used the City in conncetion therewith
and usefUI in the exercise ot laid ahall likewise be forfeited.
franch ise. and situate ln the te~· S E CTION 7. This franchise '8
~torial lirniU _of the S tate, muru· granted under and in accordance
cipa1 or public corporation pur-with provisions of said Franchise
chasing or condemning such prop-Act of 1937 ..
ORDINANCE NO. Me
erty, or ':1ntil said franchise _shall SECTION 8. T h j""s ordinanoe
~ fc;>rfeited for noncom pliance shall become effective thirty (30)
with its terms by t he grantee. days after its final passage un·
. . . all in Bull-frog shirts, and Low-neck gowns having a late
buffet party after their dance at the Country Club. I never ~w any
'finer looking fellas, or more beautiful gowns on m ore beautiful W<r
men! ... I saw the James Musicks, the Phil Browns, the Dean
Campbells. the Jack Henles. the John Pearsons. the Gilbert Platt$,
the Les Phillips, the Glenn \Vallaces and Mr. & Mrs. Paul Renius.
A ~W INNOVATION THAT R EALLY FITS! ...
BILL TRrIT. who has his own schooner. so knows what he's doing,
L.ru~L "U0 1JMANSEE'S beaullllul . ••I>Me rt Sentinel" wlna tint
place ln the NoVf!IDber print competition of Harbor Camera club,
be.Id recent ly at t he Gerhardt aiud.Jo, Corona del Mar.
That ARTHUR ~lLVER and t.OR-
T)()N A. PADFIELD. Vendons a.nd Ll· ren&Hs. whOM addreu Is 206-208 Palm.
'n the Clty or Balboa. County o r 01"'·
"nc:e , Sta te or Callrom ta. Intend to
-11. t1"at111fer and &MIJm to THE BLUE q ooM OF BALBOA, INC .. Vendee and
''llenl'led 1"ran11reree. whose addreM Ill
'.?<16·208 P Rlm. In th~ City of BalboA. r ountv or Ol""ange. State of California. t h~ followlnJC described personal prop·
<>rty. to.wit:
ORDINANCE GRANTING TO
S OUTHERN CALI FO RNIA
EDISON COMPANY, ITS SUC-
CESSORS AND ASIGNS, A
FRANCHISE TO USE, FOR
TRANSMITI'ING AND DIS-
TIUBUTING ELECl'R I CI TY
WITHIN TIIB CITY OF NEW-
PORT BEACH FOR ANY AND
AL L PURPOSES O TH E R
THAN THOSE AUTHORIZED
UNDER SECMON 19 OF AR-
TICLE XI OF TIIB CONSTI-
TIJTION OF TIIB ST ATE OF
CALIFORNIA AS SAID SEC-
TION EXISTED PRIO!i TO
ITS AMENDMENT ON OC-
TOBER JO, 1911, ALL POLES,
WIRES. CONDUITS AND AP-
PURTENANCES WHICH ARE
NOW OR MAY HEREAFTER
BE ~AWFULLY PLACED lN
THE PUBLIC STREETS, AL-
LEYS. WAYS AND PLACES
WITHIN SAID CITY. AND TO
CONSTRUCT AND USE IN
SAID PUBLIC STREETS, AL-
LEYS, W AYS AND PLACES
ALL POLES, WIRES. CON-
DUITS AND APPURTANCES,
INCLUDING COMMU N I C A -
TION CIRCUITS. NECESSARY
OR PROPER FOR SAID PUR-
POSES.
sEc;noN 4. The ~antee of said less suspended by referendu~ pe-
'ranch1se shall, during_ the term titian filed as provided by law.
'hereof, pay to said City, a sum SECTION 9. The grantee of this
~nnuall:>· which shall be equivalent franchise shall pay to the City a
o two perce.nt (2o/c ) of the gross sum of money sufficient to refm..
1n.n~al receipts of saJd grantee burse it for all publication ex·
lr1s1ng from the use, oper ation or penses incurred by it in connection
'?5session of sai~ franchise; pro. with the granting thereof; said
-ided, however, that such payment payment to be made within thirty
hall in no event be le9S than a (30) days after the City shall
·um which sh.al] be equivalent t o have furnished said grantee with
'ne-ha1t per cent ( 1h o/c) of the a written statement or such a ·
-ross annual r eceipts derived by penses.
• and WHY. He has inagurated a new deal for those who own a boat
and love it enough to want to give it the proper care and attention
and just can't afford the time!
He calls it a "Yacht Patrol", and for a reasonable fee he checks
your mooring lines, wash down your decks. airs your boat out, checks
your rigging, you gas leaks, your bright work, dries your sails, brings
up your batteries, and gives her a bi·weekly kiss. and a pat on the
stem ! You can contact him at Walt Cole's One--man Shipyard,, Lido
Cove, or at his home in C.D.M. 507 Fernleaf.
SM ALL WORLD DEPARTMENT
J ean "nxier and Joyzelle Brandt were entertaining a channing lady
for dinner at Castaways' 'tother ni ght, who had rented "Cap'n" Don's
home for the summer, 18 ye~ ago, on Man.has.set Bay, Long Island
SOUnd!
OUR LAUOH FOR TODAY: cap. Don is helping a late dinner guest work the "Ouija Board"
on the quarter deck. but Don is the one who gets the answer! ...
ftnds out about a grandchild he didn't knO'N he had! ... named
--Wendy" ... he checked it, and found it was true,-his ELEVENTii,
-he thought he only had TEN!
WORTHINGT
Refrigeration
ll'UON AMMONl.A ·-•1•-
Air Conditioning ·--.. -
Pre88lll'e Pumps
Centrifugal Pumps
r.rAD-..-
AUUqaldat.-
Call .. "
W arid Friendship Theme
For B&PW Meeting
Taking her audience on an
imaginary visit to women in for-
eign countries, Mary Lee McDer-
mott spoke to members of the
Business and Professional Wo-
men's club at a recent meeting
held at White's Park avenue cafe.
Miss McDermott told the group
of the Women's International
Friendship league which. through
personal correspondence. promotes
friendships betwet>n women or the
UnitC'd States and others in Eng-
land. France, Holland. Soltth Afri-
ca, Australia and other coun tries
as a step toward world peace.
Two Celebrations ,
Birlhckiy & Thanksgiving
Of nil Thanksgiving dinnen.
perhaps the most restive was that
at th(' home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Me lrose Thompson 11 of Santa
Ana avenue for it was also a bir'.h·
day celebration for the host's
mother, Mrs. Isabelle Thompson
of Pasadena who was observing
her 81st birthday anniversary.
Seated about the 12 foot table
were members of two four-gen~
ration lines. It was a beautiful
table with it! decoration! of pink
and yellow, and was laden with
fruits, nuts, candies and other
good things. Sharing honors with
the birthday cake which was a
pre tty picture with iU border of
lighted candles, was a huge Eng·
lish plum pudding.
~{rs Thompson. whose late hus·
band was a Boston shoe manufac-
turer . has made her home on the
west coast for several years. Other
members of the family who en·
joyl-d the happy reunion were Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Atkinson and
daughter Patricia and Mr. and
~trs. Byron Atkinson and sons,
Scott and Barry, of Glendale: Mr.
and ~irs. Robert Atkinson and son
Mark Melrose of Newport Heights;
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Arnold and
d.'lughtcr Cheryl, Miss J eanne
Thompson and Robert M . Thomp-
son III of Costa Mesa. Miss M.
Daisy Thompson of Altadena. Miss
E. DorothY Thompson or Pasa·
dena and the host and hostess.
On the entertainment program
was Barbara Cannon of tlte Van
de Camp baki>ry in th~ r..1arket
Spot. Balboa ls land, \Vho gave sev·-
eral pantomines to recordf"d music.
"Bubble Gum" and "Cocktails for from noon until 4 p.m ., no charge
'IV•o" received so much applauE.e bei ng made.
she was asked to repeat them. F our Girl Scouts from Troop
Dorothy Sutherland presided 13, Newport Beach, led ln the
and lrene Morris r eported on pro-flag salute and told about the
gr<'ss of the Christmas Preview cookies saJe which \Vii i aid their
to be held Dec. 6 at the Bamboo Little llouse buildi ng fund.
&U&1Aohr8•8t.. ,. ........
Pbooe '4!5
Room. Balboa. She announced that I Dorothy Sutherland was winner
merchants' display booths would of the S3 merchandise order from
be op<-n to the public on that day Slue Sails shop.
Spa111Ung
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,., 0 .... ..rill-...... __ .. ,,, .... --............ ··-· .---., ............. , .. .........
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Santa Fe
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'IANTA -~1 -SYSTIM _llNll .. ,• iliU"' .. _ _., ···•
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Christmas Party
For Ebel/ Club
Yuletide festivities will predomi.·
nate a t the Oiris trnas party beink
planned for members of Newport
Beach Ebell club on Thursday,
Dec. 4 at 2 o'clock .
All !!locll: In tMl.rfe , flxtu~11 . equlf'-rnent and iroo<! w lll of a certain Cl\fe
.,,,,, co.-ll:t11,_tl bus!nel!! known u ET~F.C·
1'RTC GRfl,L k BLUE R OOM 11.nd lo-
·111tH! at ~·208 Palm In the City of ~11.lt>oa. County of Ot1'nt::e. Stille of
r11.1t fnmla. and tni.nsfe r the tollowlnJC "lcohollc NTert1.2e llcenl!tl: On·Sale
ll'l'nerRI Ucenee No. P -4377·B for lhfl "T't"m l11es located at 206·208 PRlm In •he Cltv o f R11..lbN\. Count y of Orange.
"it11.te or Ctlllfornla. Amount o r pul"t'htl&e prlce or con-
•ldentlon In conn~tlon wtth 1 al d
1ran11fer o r uld llcense I• the awn or
None.
Ebell Juniors. unaer the direc-
tjon of Wini Martin, are planning
decorations which reflect the holi-
day spirit and the Olristmas
theme will be further enhanced in
the musical program. There will
be a gift exchange and each mem-
ber Is reminded of that extra gift
to be brought for the Orange
County hoopi ta I. These gifts are
t~ be labeled. whether for boy or
girl. man or woman, and, if for a
child:" the age. Following the gift
exchange tea will be served.
At a recent executive boo.rd
meeting five new members were
voted into the club and two resig·
nations were accepted. Mrs. Ro-
bert Killifer presided in the ab-
sence of the president, Mrs. Bruce
McBMde.
Mrs. McBride has recently re--
turned from Riverside where she
has been attending the Southern
District convention of Federated
\Vome n's cl ubs of California as
safety chairman for Southern Dis-
trict Federation. Mrs. lttcBride
gave a ~Port to the convention
and will be heard over station
KVOE, Santa Ana. on or about
March 15.
Accompan;'ing Mrs. ~fcBride
and representing the local Ebell
club was ~trs. J ohn \Vil son. ~'lrs.
\\'ilson is amenities chairma n for
~range county and was respcns-
1ble for d('C()rations for the ban-
quet on the first night of the-con-
vention.
Photographer Opens
New Studio Annex
Enjoying the hospitality of Wal~
ter Ge rhardt at a buffet supper
Saturda y evening were a group of
people who joined w:ith the host
in celebrating the opening of the
new add.it.ion to his photographic
studio at Corona del Mar.
It was an informal affair with
games and a general good time.
Among those present were the
Messers and Mesdames Bob Reed,
Walter l\.1ellott, Lucius Smith. Bart
Rust, William Warren, Michael
Rottuno, Kelly, Frank Junkins;
Miss Uly Thompson, Mrs. Patricia
Thompson, Joan and Rex Brandt.
Solan Foster, Gale Smallwood,
Mike IOine, Pauline Organ, Mr.
and Mrs. H . E . Busby and Mr. and
Mrs. Armand Woodbury.
Be Wise -Adver tise
Tht1.l 11. Mle. tNlD!!fer 11.nd 11.&!J\gnment
,.,, the &fo~gld 9tock In t Nlde. nx· tu~s. eciutpment &nd good will of the
.. 11.ld bus\nf.111!1 •Ill be mr.de. therefof'
•nt:elher w ith the consideration for •he trn.nsfer and a.ulrnment of the
•foreu.ld llcenM wlll be paid on the
10th day of December, 1947. at 10:00 n'rlock A . M .. 111t the ~row depart·
rnent of RA T~PR METER I: ASSO· "'1ATY-S 11.t 416 W . 8th St .. In the City
nf Lo!! An!{'f!les. Cnuntv of Lo• An-
cele11. i:it.1te of Callfomhi.. DATED Nnvem~r 10th. 1947.
ARTlflffi SILVER Vendor and Llcenitee.
GORDON A. PAD'P'TELD
Vendor and Licensee.
THF. BLTn:r: i:tl"'M"lM nF' R•LBOA. INC.
BY ARTHlTR S ILVER. Pru. ·vendtt anrl Intended Tran1fe"'6.
Pub.-Dec. 2. 1947.~-----
NOTICE OF\*NOED SALE
Y..'OTTf'.'Ji: lS HY.R1"'BT GIVEN. lh&t
P. D . Eutma.n. residing at 2147 South Broadway . Sant11. Ana. Caltrorn.!11.. In·
-.nd!! tn 91'1\ a nd tr11.n9fer to V . Cath · .. rine C111n1llo. whoM! residence 111 t1.t
10Q North GamM!y ~reet. S&nla Ana.
,..a1l forT1lt1.. th e fol\owlnti: descrtbed
hu3lne9.9 11.n<'I prof'lf!rty . to-wit:
All th&t certain r lea.nlnr: and
r>l"l".!l.!llnr hus1nf!!IS. local~ 11.t 2903
W f'fllt Central Avenue. In the city or 1"'ewport ~11.rh . California . &n~ , knnwn rui "Brn11.dwnv Clel\neni.
tor:,.ther with all n f the st ock·ln·
tt11d", rixtn re1 and eoulpment-l..Q.:
f'ftfl'f1 !hPreln Anr1 the~n 11.nd 11.P· ro"rt11.lnlng thereto. and t oKethe r
with the good wtll of Mid busl·
~:~· ~RIP will be m11.de At 10:00
..,•,..1nrk A M .. nn I)P<:rmb<>r 5th . 19-47 . ~1 th" off!,.,. nf F rank L . Bowm11.n . 208 ~ ... l1r'1!'.""'n B ullrf lnll. F ourth 11.nd Syt:t1.-
...,"...,.. Sl~l.1. ~11.nt.1 Ana. Callfornl11.. tll ~·htrh tlm,. and r>l11.ce the con,.ldert1.·
•tnn nr nr lcP lhf'rPfor ·v,.11\ be PRld.
DATEn: Nov<>m"""r 2!'ith. 1947. P . f\. F.AST'MA~
Seller , Pub.-°"1". 2. 194'.'._7·:,_ ___ .....,. __
-CITY O F NP\vport Beach
Calltomla
NOTICE T!) CONTRACTORS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
..E'ceived a t the office or the City
'Jerk, Citv Hall. City of Newport
'=\each. California. until 4 : o'clock
P. M. on the 8th day of December ,
1947 at \vhich time they 1Aill be
nublicly opened and r ead, for fur·
nishin~ the following material :
7250 Lineal F eet of 24"
Water Pipe.
No bid will be received unless it
is made on a proposal form fur-
nished by the Qty Engineer. Each
bid must be accompained by {Cft!.h,
certified or cashier's check . or
bidder's bond) made payable to
the City of Newport Beach, for an
amount equal to a t least ten (10)
per cent of the amount bid, such
guaranty to be forfei ted should
the bidder to whom the con tract is
awarded fall to enter into the
contract.
BAYVIEW /
COMPANY
FIR •• PINE •• REDWOOD
DOORS Wall Boards '
Slall,Pulll.Sta-
Mouklngs Shingles
.u.· un•-Oe!lv, C1 I ?Un, .,.. ..
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The City Council of the Qty of
Nev1tport Beach does ordain as fol-
lows:
SEC'TION 1. Whenever in this
ordinance the words or phrases
hereinafter in thls section defined
are used, they shall have the r e·
spective meanings assigned to
them in the following definitioru:
funless, in the given instance, t he
context wherein they are used
i;ha]J clearly import a differenl
meaning):
(a} The word "grantee" shall
mea n the corporation to which
the franchise contemplated in
this ordinance is granted and
its lawful successors or as-
signs;
(b} The word ''City" shall
mean the City of Newport
Beach, a municipal corpora-
tion of the State of California,
in its present incorporated
form or in any l ater r eorganiz-
ed, consolidated. enlarged or
re-incorporated form;
(cl The \1.'ord "streets" shall
mean the public streets. ways,
alleys and places as the same
now or may her eafter exist
¥lithin said City;
(d } The phrase "poles, wires,
conduits and appurtenances"
shall mean poles, towers, sup-
ports, w:ires, conductors, ca-
bles. guys, stubs, platforms,
crossanns, braces, transform·
ers, insulators. conduits, ducts.
vaults. manholes, meters. cut·
outs. switches, communic.ation
circuits, appliances. attach-
m ents, appurtenances and any
o ther property located or to
be loca ted in , upon, along,
across, under or over the
streets of the City, and used
or useful in the transmitting
and/or distributing of electric·
ity;
Ce) The phrase "construct and
use" shall mean to lay, con·
stTuct, erect, install, operate,
maintain, use, r epair or re--
place.
Cf) The phrase "constitutional
franchise" shall mean~ , the
right acquired t hrough ac·
cept ance by said grantee or its
predecessor in estate ot the
offer contained in the pro-
visions of Section 19 of Ar·
ticle XI of the Constitution
of the State of California, as
said section existed prior to
its amendment on October 10,
19U , and now owned by said
grantee.
SECTION 2. The francru.e (a)
to use. tor transmitting and dis-
tributing electricity Wi thin th e
Cty ot Newport Beach for any
and all purposes other than those
"CAP'N" DON'S
e°"1a"'4'1'' e""1.
''Nm Unique o.nd Artistic Eat-Ins Place oa the West Coan" • On the Blutt Overloolr:ln~ Balboa
!IQ' and Newport Ha"-• D1Dd a
OOlllllNAftON DINNJ:ll8 .... .,a.. ... ~--_ ....... .
Ordon-5 i..10-...,,. • ; .... 2 ?' :• • .,..
·rantee from the sale of electric-s E c T I o N 10, The franctu.e
ty within the limits of such City ted b h ·nder said franchise and said con-gran here y s all not become
titutional franchise. effective until written acceptance thereof shall have been filed by
SF.:CTION 5. The grantee hereof the grantee with the City Oerk.
·hall fi1e "'-ith the aerk of said S~CTION 11. Ordinance No. 564.
1ty, within three (3) months adopted by t he Oty Council ot
·rter the expiration of the calen-the City of Newport Beach, State
'ar year, or fractional calendar or California on September 2, 1947,
ear, following the date of the is hereby repealed.
·ranting of t his fr anchise. and SECTION 12. The City Clerk
vi thin three ( 3) months after the shall cause this ordinance to be
'xpiration of each and every cal-published once within fifteen (15)
ndar year thereafter, a duly veri-days a!ter its passage in N ewport
·ied statement shoWi ng in detail Balboa News-Times, a n ewspaper
he ~tal gross receipts of said of gener al circulation published
-rantee, during the preceding cal-and circula ted in said Qty.
ndar year, or such fractional cal-First read at a regular meeting
ndar year , from the sale of e\ec. of the City Council of said ctty
·ricity w:ithl n said City. S uch held on the 10th day of November,
-:rantee shall pay to said City 1947, and finally adopted and or·
vithin fifteen (15) days after the dered published at a regular meet·
lme for filing said statement, in ing or said council held on the
1awful money of the United States, 24th day of November, 1947 by the
!he aforesaid percentage of Its following vote:
'!TOSS receipts for the ca1endar AYES: Councilmen Allen. Siler,
vear, or such fractional calendar Isbell Robe tsc Reed , r n, .
vear, covered by said statement. NOES. Councilmen, None .
Any neglect, omission or refusal ABSEJ\'T: Councilmen, None.
of said grantee to file said veri· 0 . B . REED,
fied statement, or to pay said per· Mayor of the City of
cent age at the time or in t he man-Newport Beach.
ner herei nbefore provided, shall A'n'EST: FRANK L. Rira:.
be grounds for the declaration of HART. City Clerk of the City of
a forfeiture of this franchise and Newport Beach.
607 Coast Hiway Spurgeon Bldg,
Santa Ana
Pb.one 76SS
Corona del Ma r
~r -!422 or 2291-.J
REMODEL: Increase Income
100 PER CENT FINANCED e F.11.A. TERMS
• Add Rooms & Bath8 • Garages converted t.o Uvtng quarten
• Free ~tlmatee ll 8ketcbes. • AMI.st lo planning lmprov ementa
-· -·· Boorey & Poirier
807 Coast IDghway Spurseon Biele
CORONA DEL MAR BUILDERS SANTA ANA.
Barbor 2422 or 2291-J Phone 78S3
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• insurance
P• ,. palmer IHCOIPOIATfD
w. o. buck, Insurance counMlor
3333 via lido, newporl
telephone newporr beach,
beach, co li !.
harbor 1500
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a4t I O J , .... , ... ,
·He's savi~g 'specially
for it ... and getting
'swell' ectr_nings with
IMSUIED wm
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDER.AL
SAVINGS t1•ll LOAN ASSOCIATION
I P. A. P.i..., Prail1•
8888 VIAU-M .. 21-._.
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NEWS-TIMES
'l'll:Ll:l'llC>llat B•_,a 1J, 1J AND llM
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Rtl .. M SeftJn.U'ftM mattel" at the Postottloe In Newport Beacb,
s. SMlTH, III. - - - - -M•noslas BdllDr 1 DC.ON . • .. .. .. .. .. -.. .. Adv-.rtbin& Manaaer
Plaut, 3011 W. Central Avenue, Newport J1each. cautornla
OffldaJ Paper of the City of NewpOri Beach
A D1,·11'·Ne Local l:Mtltaloll for Onr • Yean
Active
Member
of
Don't Let Death Take Your Holiday .
Ten persons will be killed and 200 injured in Cali-
fornia traffic accidents each day in December if the
average of the last 10 years holds true, was the grim
warning issued today by Clifford E. Peterson, Com-
missioner of the California Highway Patrol as he em-
phasized the statewide "Don't Let Death Take Your
Holiday" program now in progress.
All out public support can reduce this terrific toll.
Last Christmas was a period of heavy loss of life,
but New Year's Eve was much improved when public
opinion was aroused and the cry for greater safety
came from all sid es. This year, LET US RESOLVE
to make the entire month the safest Decem ber in his-
tory.
We all know that too much speed, driving while
intoxicated, improper passing, and violation of ri ght-
of-way laws are the principal causes of highway ac-
cidents. Drivers and' pedestrians al ike must realize
these dangers and do their part in changing the acci-
dent picture in California.
DON'T LET DEATH TAKE YOUR HOLIDAY.
DON'T BE RESPONSIBLE FOR IT'S TA KIN G
SOMEONE ELSE'S.
It's Christmas Shopping Time
In just t hree weeks, jolly ol d St. Nick will descend
the family chimney-and lo, it will be Ch r istmas.
Between now a nd Dece mber 25th however , it's
shopping time and the sooner it's done, the better.
Santa, although reportedly working overtime, can't
keeP. gi fts in short supply on hand for th o~e who wait
until the last frantic minutes.
Every kid kn o\\'s Santa's North Pole wor kshop
won't be able to produce enough to fill all the stock-
ings in the land. And every ?11:oth er and Dad should
know that the d emancl s of a Nation with more money
to spend than ever before in history, will make gifts
not only harcl to find but mor e expen,;ive. That's
simple economics.
Remember, then. and make it easy on yourse lf:
it's Christmas shopping time-now!
Point Technical
Slip-Ups Costing
Many Vets Jobs
Many veterans are losing out on
good state jobs because o r im·
proper procedure in filing for vet-
eran preference poin ts in state
civil service examin ations, Mr. Ben
Llebermann. director of t he de--
partment of veterans affairs ot
·f:_Qrange county said today,
. .,. Any veteran or widow of a vet-
eran is entitled to 10 points a ddi-
tional on examination scores after
attaining the minimum passing
grade. Disabled veterans with a
current disability r ating of 10 per·
cent or more ar e granted 15 pref-
erence points.
To r eeeive the pr e ference the
veteran or veteran's widow must
file an "Applicatio n for Veteran
Preference.'' with the State De-
partment of Veterans Affairs, P .O.
Box 1559, Sacramento 7, Calif.
Application forms and complete
tnformation and assistance in pr e-
paring them properly may be ob-
tained \\ithout charge at the Or·
ange County Veter ans Service
Center, located at 225 N o rth
Broadway, Santa Ana. Current
listings of civil ser..,ice examina-
tions also are on file a t the office.
Minnesota boasts ne arly 4.000
manufacturing institutions. the
outstanding of "'hich are flour and
CJ"ain mills.
Be \Vise -Adve r tise
TAX-FREE DAYS
GONE ON TRAILERS
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 2-IUP>
Ta'<-free days appar ently an over
for thousands of California house
trailer O\\'ncrs.
Director of l\1otor Vehicles Ed-
gar E . Lampton warned t railer
owners they must pay a registra-
tion fee and a vehicle license fee
in li eu of loca l taxes. or a ta'<
on reside ntial property.
He pointed out the state ve-
hicle code requir es a house trailer
to be licensed only when moved
upon a high\\·ay. The heaJth and
safety code requires it to have a
valid license from a state motor
vehicle department before it can
be parked in a trailer camp. ·
Two attorney generaJ's opinions
ot "more than five year's stand·
ing" hold that a trailer used as a
place of permanent residence be-
canes liable for assessment as res-
idence property.
Mayberry Shoe Repair
ONE DAY SERVICE
1831 Newport Ave.
OOSTAMESA
Pacific Heating Co., Inc.
Residential & ComIQerCial Heating
Forced Air, GtoYify iatl Floor furnaces
Hubor 67~R
~
1709-11 Coast Hiwa'y J:orona del Mar
'
NJlWPOaT IOGB 8CJBOOL AST ()IA88 mok•a1 XmM '8-1 -t-
en wMclt -be on dloplaJ' la N-n. RMd••r trom loft to rtpt: Cu..a ~ 71111 MutlaitJ' aad loan llMbe, Bullara 8uler lo U.O
art t1rthr. ·
11le Editorial
Circuit Rider
\A .,-mf)Oflium o( Editorial <'OmtrM'.Dt
from C•lifornl• ne•t P11P.,r1! -·-Jty '· F . •tLA11Glllnf DaHftl rr-@Wf Cwo~paa•rn•
Governor Warren wouldn't have
much difficu.1ty being elected pres-
ident if received the GOP nomi-
nation and the deciding ballots
were cast by Calirornia editors.
27 Cases for
State's Labor
Conciliators
•
F 'ORUM
Oii' PUBLIO OPINION
n--u.e ~ O-t;JoewnplAa.-attl!lotlmof llalpl! P. llluilq, .,.-. ualtall .. _,.._ rayw:
There Li no questfon about Qr.. I tion in that cliatrict are ascertain ..
a na:e county'a need ror a ..mta.. ed. An election then fallows, at
lion plan. Newport Harbor is par-which the people decide if the
tlcularly interested in the pt'...,t bonds shall be voted. Under · the
program for.aolvinr the N.nitatSon law, the board of sanitation ~
problem. trict No. 5 wU1 include the mayor
Alter many montho of study and or Huntineton Beach, the mayor
investigation by a group of. noted of· Newport Beach and the chair·
authorities, lhll county'• report man of the board or supe~. ·
hu been I.slued. The report was Careful and lengthy studies were
made by A. M. Rawn, chief enli· made to esumate the effect of
neer and general manager ol Loi dumpine the effluent out In the
Angeles county Sanitation di&-ocean. Months of study of tides
tricta, Chairman, Pro(el&Ol' Emeri· and ocean CWTents have convinced
t ua Charles Gilman Hyde, Unlver-the experts that no contamination
slty of California, Berkeley, and or the beaches will result wtth
Dean Franklin Thomu of Callfor· an outfall 15,000 feet in length.
nla Institute or Technology, Pua-{Note the iresent ouUall ia only
dena. 3,000 feet Jong). .
Those w ho have studied the re-The hearing for your di3trict,
a re8identlal to a WllWWW Jal.
Jy dominated oommunlty.
U you are not in one of the two
foregoing groups you &houJd not
-the formation of the dis-trict. •
I t is undentooci that on Friday,
Dec. 5, 1947 an injunction brought
to delay the formation of the
assessment will be heard.
and pres City Council
wW then 4ts approval or
dllapprOval ofi 1 mE-n t pla n.
There is U -,Jine left in which
to act. If )'OU have signed a pro-
test against the district, instruct
the Oily Council to void i t. If you
are approached and asked to sign
a protest, refuse to do so.
Richard F. Featherstone.
ROSSI'S-
eare artd
Liquor · Store
N'bW OPEN' . FOB LUN<Jll
1111JS COMt Jllwa)'
Corona del Mar
"THE SAME OLD PLACE" •
COCKTAILS
-llf71JU1'rm zcc
Howard W. Gerriah
lm!i'-jMlri-•ud
OOllTA XIC8& .._ .,,l!Ga IUl
AutomQbile • Fire
Accident • Llfe
IJcemo and OJotract
Bonda Writtei
Harbor Glass Co.
1111 LalA-,ette ft. 11.v. 1111
AU'l'OlllOBU.E GI.ASS
BOAT GI.ASS
lllld Boat Lettering
Glul Inatalled While Yoo Walt
,
See Gene
FOR BIRTHDAY
Most of the editors feel he is
the outstanding candidate thus far
mentioned , and one who wou1d
unite opposing clements o r the
C'll'Ctor a te sufficiently lo insure an
easy ride to the \Vhite 1'louse.
SA<;RAMENTO, Dec. 2-(UP l
California's new labor concilia t1on
service which went in to operation
in September ha nd!{'({ Z1 cases
during the first month and a half
of operation and helped to settle
nine of the disputes. Stale Director
or Industrial Relations P aul Sch ar-
r enberg reparted today.
Scharrenbcrg said that 17 labor -
management d ispUtC's \\'hich had
been submit1c<1 to the sCrvice ror
conciliation "\\'er<' still pending at
the end of October.
port approve the plan. The prcr No. 5, Will be held on Thursday,
gram covers nearly all of Orange December 4, at the court house
county. It recommends the crea-at Santa Ana at 10 o'clock a .m.
tion of ten sanita tion districta. Committees from Huntington
Newport ~ach and Huntl.ngton Beach and Newport Beach are
Beach are 1.n one district, district keeping in close touch with the I~;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~ I
No. 5., proceedings. 11
& WEDDING CAKES
BARBOR 804-I
Import.eel Wines and Beer
Dellcat...iien
NC'edless to say. GovE.'rnor \\1ar-
ren's aC"knO\\'ledgcmC'nt Of t he
campaign on his bE.'ha\f." said The
F:ureka 1-tumboldt Standnrd, "\\1ill
prompt a n imn1C'diatc and enthus-
iastic response' on thf' par t nf the
Republican party in California. as
\\'ell as among countlC'ss independ-
ent \'OtC'rS \\"hO rC'CO~nize stales.
manship as thC' prime rN)uisi1e for
thC' hi~hcst go\·f"'rnm<'nlnl position
lhC' nation has to offf'r . • • • 11is
entir<' public record is ,,·i1hout a
single blC'mish.
Next year's C':1n1p11i~n '''iii hang
hf'a\'ily on fort•ign nffairs. com·
n1enls the San FrnnC'isCo Nc,,·s.
"hcnCL' jud!:CmC'n1 must \\'ait up-
o n his uttC'rancC'S as a candida te.
upon thC' disC'losur c of his grasp or forC'ign affairs. Coming into
the fray fr('sh fron1 the \\'Nil \\ith
no prC'viottS ooron1itmcnts. v.·e Sllh-
m1SC' his dC'cla.rations \\'ill be a,,·ait·
i'd ,,·\th mnximum inlC'T('St. JX'r-
hnps mnxin1un1 hop.~ hy a countr}
prHyin~· ror ;::u1dr.nct" and ll'ad.C'r-
~hip throu~h a hafflini.;: \(·or 1 d
crisis."
There \\"C'T<' 11 casf"'s in the Los
;\ngelc·s area. hC' added: t\\"O in
Sa n Diego. ten in thC' San Joaquin
\·a!IC'y, t\\'o in San Francisco-Oak-
land, and onl' case each in San
Jost' and Eurt'ka.
romplicat<'s an already complex
si1ua1ion in '''hich more lhan a
half d02{'h m r n . and all of high
caliber. 11rc potcntial Republican
nomin{'("S," said the Long Beach
P\-('~S·TC'IC'gram. "It \\'OU!d be a
r ecklrss prognosticator "'ho \\'OUld
\'enturt' to say '''hich of these m<'n
'''ould b<' nominatcd. • • • If nom·
inatcd. Go\'C'rnor \Varr C'n \vould
havr !he advnnlai<:e of having no
t.."nemics as thc result of acti\1ities
in the nationRI ficld. and mosr cer-
tainly 1h~· GOP party chieftains
\\"OUl d gi\'(' him their full co-op('ra-
lion."
f.fost importa nt to the coast Improveme nt of present sewer
areas, the plan includes a n out· facilities must be provided very
fall line extending into the ocean Soon. It is the opinion of your
(or 15.000 feet. I t wfll be near board of directors a nd the sewer
the present o utfall line (this is corranittce that the plan now pro-
only 3,000 fee t long). posed will serve the needs of the
t inder the plan. eight of the area for many, many years. If "'e
ten districts share in the cost do not join In the general county
of the outfall. Two districts do plan NO\V, then \\'E l\fUST soon,
not use the outfall. Each di.st~ict for health reuons, develop our
contributes to the cost or bu1 ld1 ng 0,,.n plan at much greater expen."c.-.
trunk line SC'\\'Crs in t heir districts.
District No. 5. because·of high val-
URlions, etc .. has a lower t a x rate
th11.n most of ·the districts. I LE'ITERS TO THE I NEWS-TIMES
Corona de! l\1ar.
Dec. 1, 1947.
The plan r equires that an open
hearing be held for each district.
At this hearing the bounda ries for
The d istrict \Viii be determined. lf
ovC'r 2r;. of the voters in a district
objcct 10 the creation of the dis-The Editor.
trict. then an election must be Newport Balboa Nc,vs-Times,
callrd to de<:ide if the district sha11 Sir s:-
be created.
After the people \·ote in favor of
!he creation or a distric t. theJ>lans
and rstimates of cost of construe-
As a property O\\'Tler in Corona
dcl l\1ar I believe it is time to face
I he r('a! issue in r egard to the
China Cove assessment district
here in Corona del Mar.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
lnconle Ta.x ConsullantA
i\rroanlln1 • :\odlllni-• Book.keof'Pln• A. V. Andrews, M.D.
PfIYSlClAl'f
I Its dt'C'i~ion tn , ntl'r th1• ri\t'I'. U·TLLIA.~1S & \\'ILLIAMS and
I must empha tically reject the
effort of B. Z. l\1cKi nney, in recent
staten1cnls before public gather-
ings a nd in a recent Jetter to the
local ncv.:spapc>rs. to place this
contro\'crsy on a purel:y a rgurticn·
tati\'e basis.
This contro,·ersy is precisely one
of intcrcsts. Argun1ents pro and
con afford int<'rest ing rcadi n ~.
lfO\\'C\'Cr. thC'y do not altC'r the
ho''C'''f•r , "v.ri<; 1h1· onl'.1-onP ,,h:<:h Bu..,ln":il" !\t ana.c-entent SURGEON
circun1.st<tnc1~~ ... nuf('~ lh<' Saci·n-O f flcc : ('Otlts '.\1esa Ba.n.k BldJt. Coron.a de.I MU'
CIRCLE TAXI
Harbor 3.20 --Taxi Stand Now on
Balboa Island
at \\lhJte.'!I Cafe -·-Balboa Island Rates
2Sc
Anywhere on Isla nd -·-Corona del Mar Rates
3Sc
Anr·here In Corona del 1tlar
24-HOUR SERVICE
We lpedalFze ID WeMlnc and
Blrll!da7 C.....
GENE'S BAKERY
105 Clout Hwy. Corona del Mar
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M. • • •
81ZZl.ING STEAK!!
Delleloaa Ham.burgen
llome Bakocl PIM
SHEP'S
1016 OOAllT WGHWAY
NEWPORT
""l'be Home of Good F.ata"
OL08J:D ON HOJ\'l>AY
Now Serving
NEWPORT BEACH
3 to 4 Days Service
BROADWAY CLEANERS
2903 W. Central
PHONE HARBOR 552-\V cnuld h;i\'(• ll\'l'O n1:-it!C' untl1·r !ht• Con!'luJtant."' .f..11 Coast Highway. Rubor 158
1 Ol('nto Bf'e. tont1nu1n1-:: ''It has Be11 • .s&S9-J {.'rni ta '.\l f'S.8,,. CaUf.
h<'<'n mndc riuilC' pl rt in it \\'as !ht~ I::============='.!;
df'SirC' Of tt1 :1 ny i::roUp<; 11f fl'Sp..~n
sih!r n ._•puhlie<10S th II \\lf1T'l'fl1°<;
nflmc he cnlf•r,•d nn th(' C'a\tforni<t
bnllot. 1-((' toutd 1101 in c:oocl i::ra<"('
dC'clinC'. l\1orro,·1~r. it 1s a J;!re<it
honor for lhP (!O\'C'rnor To be con·
c;;idrrcd by hi s collcac::ues and
friends lo be a slal ure f)Uali fying
him for 1 hi~ pres1d£'n C)'."
Bookkeeping
Service
t'OLIX F . BROWN
(ll&rbor 16«)
BALBOA YACHT CLUB Bayside Or .. Nawpert Beach
John K. C. Chong, M.D. basic fact that there arc {\\'O I r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ IYJX'S of rcsid{'nts in Corona dcl I 1
:\tar. tho.<;;.c \•;ho look upon their
con1munity as a purcl)' business
proposit ion ahd those \Vho consider
\\'a rr('n is a likely \\'innC'r a t the
polls. d('cl arcd l hc Orville l\·1£'rcury
Regi.st('r, poin1ing out hC' "offers
the Re publicans of lhc nation a
clean. progressi\'f' record . There
are no scandals in his background
and no dcfcats. He carries Y..ilh
him the assura nC't' of clean govcrn-
m r nt. His a ppointmen ts while
governor or Californ ia have been
top-notch. Not only is he a ble,
honest. fearless and progressive.
ba t hC' looks the part, a nd that
helps."
H is national ra ling has gone up
considerable during thc last four
years. states the Baker sfield Cali-
fornian, for "he r ates high in
public esteem in the middlewest
a nd in practically all of the west-
ern states. • • • In surveys of lhe
political scenC' by eastern a nd
Washington obser vers. ·!he name of
Go\'ernor Warre n comes hig h in
consideration as the n1an wh o
"\\'Ould be> most likely to win for
the Republicans in 1948.''
"Gover noc \Varre n's C'ntrance
into the race. of course, rurther
MAKE l'GUR MONEl' COUNT
It ls not; &la·•Y'I wt11e to leave
your W e IJasur&nce ta a lamp sam.
Ask about the MetropoUl&a'• In-
come plan.
WARREN I . WEISER
Ml """ 8&.. N"ewpwt .... PILA.A. 1391 ·~Lita r........ Ce.
'1:l ~urity
'1:l Accuracy
'1:l Dependability
r-......,.. -'-
.. lo01aM t.·-...._,
-1"" "7t.s It -to -----------... ..,.
Armand Monaco
AROJDTECT
814 W. Bt.y Ave., Balboa
Barbor ln.4
!'7!1 Lakewood &•er.
Lao Aas<teo NOnnaadJ NOi
DENTISTS
Dr. Obed Lucas
Dl'lNTIST
noz Y, W. o .. nral. Bari-Hiii
NEWPOBT Bl!lACB
GORDON E. RAPP, D.D.8.
-.... 0-tnl
Pboae Harb« Ul..,,
N...pon
Pby!ilclan &l'4 Surgeon
2-4 7 .5,30
and by appointment
Beacon 5075
120 Ea.st 18tt. Street
Ca.ta Meaa. CtJifonla
Gordon M. Grundy, M.D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Balboa Inn Arcade
Office Hrs.: 1().12 a.m.; 3-ll p.m.
Phone Harbor 37
H. R. Hall, M. D.
Pllywldaa -8u1-
Houn: 2-5, by A.ppoln-t
Telephone Beaoon 5868
Ill BrOlldwaJ' °""'"' ....
lllDt.oa IL lfuwell, II. D.
HOl c-& 111...-,
eo.... 4el -Ottlce Hoon: 1().1.2; 2-5
PboD• -1oa
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
it a place in \\'t".ich to make a home
for then1sel\'es a nd th€ir families.
Thc-formC'r stand to lose on all
counts if the China Cove assess-
men t district is approved. Since
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Roast TURKEY
FRIED CHICKEN
$150
NEW YORK CUT STEAK ···-··--·--··--·····-···-··-.$2.l!O
WHOLE BROD.ED LOBSTER ···-··---·---·--·-.$2.50 wl1b drawn butter.
BBOU.ED SWORDFISH 8TfJAK ----·--------------.$1.50 PBIED OOllBINATION SEA FOOD ___ _.l.50
PBIJm !UIRDO> fl.liO RAINBOW TBOUT-.Sl.75
Hot Mince Pie with Brandy Sauce
llollp9 • e.•n • Dsrr..._
Sam's Sea Food Spa
and Fish Market
.,.._,Lons -_,., ---llfl Oout mp_., (N..,. 8-1 -)
PllTillCIAN!l-8U1WEON!I, D.O.
814 Bay Ave.. IW'-
-t'IM om..-..:
I hey O\\'n large parcels of 'r esi-
dl..'ntial property a nd extensive
busin0ss holdings, and since assess-
mC>n ts are le vied on every lot. their
assessments \viii be high. Also I
fec-1 !bat residents of Corona del
1\.1ar should know that persons in-
ter ested in the China Cove dis-
pute', on both sides of the question,
consider it a s}mbol of the broader
dispute as to the future df!Velop-
m e nt of Corona del Mar. Either
we are going to develop into a
pleasant residential community, in·
eluding of cour £e a legitim ate busi-
ness area, or \Ve are going to be·
come a honky-tonk, carnival type
beach t0\\'11 with the en tire area
of our beaches effective ly closed
to rhe public. or cove.red with
apartment buildings, hamburger
stands, beer joints and miscellane-
ous beach concessions. Clearly if
t he citizens of Corona del Mar can
prevent the latt~r development
thP.y will do a ~nsiderable dis-
service to the persons interested I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
only in the future promotional
value of this community. China
Cove is b vital issue in this larger
dispute. If it is not 3C1Uired now Dr. W. T. Mooney
~ llllld 8wgw
1'11atb -0-tnl .._c ...... _....,..._ ..
cmaoPIU.oroa
Dr. Tom E. Barton
CHIROPRACI'OR
un~mp...,
0..-dolllar
(In Kendell'• Patio) --lHI
Jto~m..
·-., FltdQ
as public property, ;t will be the T. P. Reeder, M. 0. !il'!'t of our !Wo remaining beach ..
H E St• LI • • 0 to be decimcted . • • IClt er, m. • Con trary to the information dis· PINA'?• ... 8u:;;w -atnl SP.minat ed by the opposition to ~:"0:,. • the China Cove assessm ent dis-
N'lctll ....._ ....._ m-.11 trict. individua l property owners
i-------------.i1do no t stand to lose but will ac-
Conrad Richter, M. D.
Plesent Hours:
l:acJ L m. • U II., ,,., p. m. -,,., p. m.
-.0 w. Omtnl
Newport Be·+ __ ,...
tually benefit fina ncially by the
formation of the district. Admit-
tedly the city government should
nave taken steps to secure China
Cove '"·ith city funds, but it did
not. The dollar a nd cen ts result
of their refusal to do so1 m eans
that Corona del Mar property
1 __ 8.;.l_&N __ oo....;.u __ PBl..;.;c...;0;_8.;.C=•-'"10S.=.::=._ ~------------_, lvRlues will begin to decline as firs t
Georgl·a Taylor Chaa A Wylie, M.D China Cove and then the large '""" • • front beach become effectively in·
Pu.bUc st.mo Serftoe lnfuta and CbDdrea... accessible or commercialized. The
Notu.,. PabUe OoM& JllclrwaJ" aad .,....._ small cost of the assessment will
Ml111Mp•pNnc-•a1ttnc &e. t1rie Oorolla del llar be nothing rompared to the Jou in
C08 I!. Oeetral A-.e.. aaao. · property values if the ~aches are
L_:Bu=llor=..:!:•:D=:B:...:.11116-:=W:__llL-Houn __ ' "".l~t::'.:o:'.5=p.=m.=. ::'.:H::-•-r._1_0_:15...J loot . Logic dictate that there are ; ___ ...;OPl'0:,.:.::•::*::1::4:7:5::1'----only two types or persons who can
.-------------~ IL 'I'. Bull wwtli, 0. D. afford to oppase the China Cove
llSW'POllT RA... district: 0$ I 11111&
1 tK*'*'ICAD llOllTIAL DD pAtmjD 1. The person who has all his
Dir. --Pwlw l.&MW Dtll'JMJA.... holdings in purely businsl prop.
Dr • ._. 0.·BMJ 2 --.. s 1 • _. • • ; erty and is interested Only in the
l9D ·a. a. --.. OU& w. --ft. -... irom<>tional Aevelopultflt of the
o..e. ._ nz ..._ -1~====•~2~2 ·~~'im~sir[::~ community. 2. The -who """"' l'fti. !::==========~ DAY MW-. dential pr-1ty!lndwho: · a.J Is too short-alghted to
foresee the inevitAble slump
in the value ot hil -IY If
beMtws are lost.
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NEWS.TJMJa[J
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IEW YORK • 45.25
llllllllEAPOUS 34.65
CHICAGO'. . 38.85
lWISAS CITY 29. 70
WASH1116TOI 43.10
IEW ORI EIJIS 34.40
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25 Daly Trips Eastfram LOS ANGELES
Dollar (or dollar ... Gn1bo1111d'o
JOV best •alae for tra•el Eaatf ·
More--... liroquentocbod-
.... ffl)Wbea.lfonW1Wry ..... o
-.-0,rotlsn>byanother.Mon t ,.,., .. otopoowai!ywben,uytbm. .... .._ ___ ...,. __ ···
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NEWPORT BEACH
. c. c..n a 1 -Omit .... ' • •
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-tJ-<me per.cont of tbe _... ••1Jm ••••a.+._ , a •An. ~ a WAllW 90 11 • n ·AL -• n•i. -' • Nl:WPOBT BALBOA Nl:Wl·'l'IMl:I p rr
faC10 at the -lo cowrec1 with am.i>RENSPLAY'1100SE,IOll4 ~.llALl!l-o..ntulfed -ABOVE TBl!l ~ -f'raDt : 'I'pl!l8DAY . N-et ~ Cllllf. Dee.!, IH1 age.,,
water. accordlna to the Eneydo-Hdwual. 4 -.. 1 c1oor · • port.llb-.91111.--Yacbt ·-; -tboS -a.bellfm. · ·~~··~·!-~!·~·~·-----~•!_!D~A~'r:;--~~·~n!!_ _ _::_ __ !!• paedlA Brlwmlca. Only 61 per 6'xl0', hel&llts·. 501 El_,,.; GIFT HEADQUARTERS -·~DI;· •1tc llmM;GI shes. Jmppr. Prla BY ~ --.. .--
cmt of the area ot the ?fortbern St., Newport lU!shta. 115-ttp • • WANT Td RENT-4bdrm. ...._, ~ Cllll Bllll Puwao, Ast. 1-: 1 _.. old. In 0aeta· JJ-•~ ts ocean. 'how .. «, For the Entire Family --or ..-. 1 _. &!'. ...... -11~ 1'eoa ~ 11ne--. 1 bed-
aimpattd with 81 per cent of the FOR. SALE-New, "· cell 1prlnc · T p -room -. Jarse could be 2.
Southern Hem1spbero and mattJftl oomlllnatlcn. S25. ' -1-· -.,.._ ' · ' '1WO -OCR4~ FRONT LOTS r • ......_, ;Jud tiGnt and -
-• oooP ..... ------·5-drawer chest, no. mo Cout VISIT OUR M.D. Ph. Har. a. •2tc ''2Bt&m, ~ -fenced In-. 2 car --
Tbe N-.n-. will not be.. Hlway, NN'P«t Beach. •11p TOYLAND WANT TO Rl!lNT--b attw!l6) $876o.-,-$4000 ·down tll<! 1n kitchen and bath, _,..'.
llJOllllb1e for mire than ..,. _. S'l'EEL WHEEL CHAIR. 2 pa1r and -· a or a bediocm. rum. Loto -worth ll8000 t1an -· 11111&11 fruit -·
rect 1-tkin ot an --t, crutches, price '3'f.50. P.O. Sol< A 'Free Corru'c ar unfltnl. opt. or ...._ with lw11wood ti-., dual furnace. WV& the rlcht to '"*''iClb 825 Balboa. -tp -. "7' :rear. No peto or ONLY $30 MONTH Payment $42.00 a month and
dawtty any and an ado ,,...S to · Book for the c:lllldNn. Boll M. c/o N-. New 2---m. bw:h heme. tab .,.... Joan at 4%. Inquire ~any advertlaemmt not eao-GOOD USED EQUIPMENT-Var· -n..-, 92-ttc Completely-, e1ec. at 801 Broad St., Newport
lannboc to rulel and resula-!able •peed Delta jigsaw, 110 v. Kiddies ..... mr.a.n 'C!((841'1Gll . 4A refrla. Extra --· Garap Helahll. Corner Santa Ana Ave.
88-tte motor, looks new, $90; 1 h.p. $760n . ••ooo down and Broad st. IK-2tc ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;-----= Stanley pedestal pinder, with ' A8'nDolA REIJEF V--.V _Ml_llDl_.,,w=,....., ___ m_• ...... ---u eye lhieldl, lin&ie face. $95:. new GUS BEACH ww trade '81!QO.OO equl!J' tn mod-
GENERAL REPAIR Mall elec. hand planer, 110 v., 20th and Newport Blvd. em 2--beclnlL fnme, lot 85'll250' Sll,VERAOO CANYON CABIN .,..'------------I
2 itory. ~ eqw...:..... H. M. LANE OF ALL KINDS $150; five 8-ln. Stanley electric Ceola Meo a In -utifUI 'l\JJWlp. Elevatklo
a.ta Maa Fix-It Shop clrll1", almolt new, $72; thrff %· Phone Beacon !56si5 2.000 ft., no FOG, for equol or
"Let Sbcrt & Lona do It" In. Stanley & Skill clrll1", m a bettar In Newport, ~ or
Ted Ta)-lcr and Clarence r>omo $30; 1!5-ln. Duro bandlaw, like 95-ltc ~ lalan4 Clff Wblte, 1oea6
Beacon ~R ne\v, otand. lwitch, mot(ll', etc., ~ Ave., 'l'lllunlla or -
2508 Newport Blvd., Coota M&a bla6"1, $175; 8 2-tube Fluor. FOR SALE-14 ft. boat with Mv· Sunland 111'9 eYmlnp. llS-ttc
-fixtures with 48-ln. tubes, $12.!50 tin 60 outboanl motor. Ph. Har.
each. Prlndpals only. Har. ~R 1498-R. 95-2tc
LANDSCAPING
Care of Llwm
~ and Slarubl Planted
Ha) Crawford
111!5 Alvarado Place Harbor nt
BALBOA 84-tfc
CESS POOLS and
SEPl'IC TANKS
Installed Anywhere tD
Oranae County
95-2tc
NURSERY
LANDSCAPE -SHRUBS
and PLANTS
BULBS -FERTILIZER
Hollister Bros.
Nursery
1959 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Let Experienced Yacht Flnilhen
VARNISH YOUR STATION
WAGON
with Marine Products
Service Afloat
2145 E . O<:ean -Balboa
Beacon 5647 95-tfc
FOR SALE-14-!t. Clinker bullt
rowboat with 3 seatS & 3 seu of
oarlocks & oars. A-1 cond. 2120
Miramar Dr .• Balboa. 95-2tc
Contract Dr1lllna
Sewer Connectloo
(All Work Guaranteed)
Full Inourance Carried
4()...ft. Aux. Schooner $7700 (Dix-
on-Kemp 1938. Univ. 4-25. Phone Beacon 5200 28-89-tf ft . Cabin Cruiser (Hunter) 1936 ___________ < Grey 6-71 -$2800.
J . R. McCORMICK
FOR SALE-C.orrugated iron gar-16-ft. Clinker Runabout, $195.
ll40 Victoria St. Costa M&a
Beacon 5069-J
age 16x32. 120 E. 17th St., Costa
Mesa. To be moved by buyer,
make offer. Call Budlong 85793,
93-tfe 9 a.m.-N p.m. 92-4tc
FORMED Wlndlhleldl & Hald Watcheo • Oocla · Jewelry ca...... made to order. Abo Plex· CHROMOMTERS
~ & Ludt• Sheets for ~ Repalrlna -Prompt Service
Nu-World Proclucta Company, Senllble Pr!Ol!I
303 T'blrd St., Huntinaton Beach VAN DRIMLEN
G. E. MINNEY
Listings Wanted
711 Coast Hlway, Newport
Beacon 5032-W. 94-2tc
FOR SALE -Star aall boat.
Late1t type, fiexlble mast, In·
eluding lalls ready to aall.
Phone Glendale, Cltruo 11188. Phone Huntington Beach 171 J E W E L R y
__________ 80-_lf_o 1786 Newport Blvd. Ceola M&a -----------~tfc
HARBOR
Plumbing Service
1'768 Newport Blvd., Beacon 5048\\
REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY
Contrllctlna and Supplls
97-tf<
31-tfc
WASHING MACHINES
U you don't have ooe do )'UID
wubln1 at
BILL'S W ASH-A-TERIA
Boat Maintenance
Repairing
and
Frederick Yacht Co.
1215 Coast Hlway, Newport
Phone Beacon 5615
BOAT BROKERS
WILL TRADE L. A. heme for
Bal-laland "' Pmlnou1a home. Low ramblln& Hadencla
on level hill ' top, coment block
comtruction, steel windows, cop-
per pipes, hand-made tile noon
and roof. 21> bllhl; 3 bedrooms
opening on tiled patio overlook-
ing Silver Lake & Griffith park.
Olympia 2597. 95-2tp
EQUITY In choice furni.lhed 4-
bedroom, Lido Isle waterfront
home, with pier. For clear water-
front property on Udo Isle.
Quick occupancy can be arrang-
ed. Principals only. Box H, c/o
News-Times. 95-2tc
l!IONEY TO LOAN II
NEED MONEY?
See U1 for Quick, Helpful
Service on Your Flnandal
Needs -Loam on
Fun)iture • Salary
Car or Other Security
Houn: 10 to 1 and 3 to 5
( CIOled Satw-dayo l
18141> Newport Blvd., Costa Maa m Newport Blvd., Costa -
"'-" Beacon 5770 85-tfc Beaoori 5220
11-tfe ( Acroa from Alpha Beta Market) Otben wm read .your c••utflt!d ~ 1 tc
..,..... REAL ESTATE •
Another $30 Month Bargain
New 3-Bedrm. Stucco, unfum.
Corner lot. Ocean view.
Garap. Floor heater.
$7600--$3000 down
UNFINISHED HOUSE--$4750
Plumbin&: ln. Near beach.
Make otter on terms.
S200 FOR TWO LOTS
ALONG PAVED STREET
DESERT TRAILER PARK
$8000-$5000 down
TWO ARROWHEAD LOTS
$400 and $500
Highway Business Frontage
25 x 75-$3200 85 x 45-S7500
BETTE LEE, Realtor
Me mber Multiple Listing
6490 Coast Highway
NeWJXlrt Beach
Evenings call H arbor 1493-R
95-ltc
2006 Court Aftllue
ALL KINDS OF LOTS
Reolclen"" Lota
BualneuLotl
Some Rentals
See
..... Anna Hawkina Line
or H. M. Lane
. At Tire Old Stand
Ready To Show Bargalnl I 94-ttc ~ B C Realty Co.
NeM<port · Balboa· Costa Mesa ~OMES-!pTS-INCOME
31(~ W. Central Ave., Newport
j Harbor 1405
! .
3 B~ Home, 1 ~ Baths. Large lot.
Cah be used for Business. Room
to I build. Inco~ Units.
CenJaJ Ave. 3 Units with Extra
R·f Lot. $17,500.
; -Nice~y furn. Pre-war 2 BR. Home.
Brj>adway St .. Costa Mesa. Sub-
mit offer.
NEW 2-BEDROOM home, double j -
const. stepsaver pl an, on large 3 Bft!-Home, 2 baths. Balboa. $9000
level fenced Jot. See this for 1 -
$4950. Discount !or CMh. Own-Goo<j Buys on Central Ave. Busi·
er, 1702 Rochester, off Tustin ness and R-3 lots.
near 18th, Costa Mesa. 94-tfc • I ~-ltc
I AT CORONA DE)L MAR
i
Beautiful 3-Bedr1 om Home
Many new and unusual fea!:tfes. You should see
this rare buy. I
For Only $1$,500
i
BUILDERS A Tl1ENTION !
COOPERATIVE
ROOFING CO.
New and Repair
Phone Beacon 5211).R
:15'73 Elden Ave., Ceola M&a
~tf•
BAYSIDE PLATING LOANS TO BUILD, buy, "-'1ve. 4 Beautiful Lots togethbr ---·----·--·-·$7900
-------~--" ~t~~aace. We_. 2 Beautiful Lots together ............. $2600
&di u you are radlnr thole. ----------.....;
HUSJCAL a IU.DIO
12 YEARS SERVICE
IN TirE HARBOR AREA
Gold • Silver . Cower • Brul
Antiques a Spedalty IVORS and Pond, Grand, Kimball. u -~-I N L I L J <2'
Bald . w Utz M oth NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL ice eve ot. .. _________ ................... "'1500
WU!, ur er. any . SAVINGS ~ LOAN ASSN. ~
HARRY HALL
PAINTJNG CONTRACI'OR
Z14 'Eut 19th Street
See OUr Ad In Oranae County
Phone Directory
er makes. Prices start at $89 •
on used uprights. Buy now for 3333 Via Udo Ph. Har. 1500 WE ARE ~ VING CALLS . R $10,000 HOMES
Christm... Danz· Schmidt Pl-38-tfc. THAT CAN'T BE ~UPPLIED
1914 Harbor Blvd. Ph. BeL 5113
Cor. Harbor and 19th, Costa M&a
Nm to Melhodlat a.uro11 28-tfc Ana. Christmas Sale. 89-tfc =-------------Pb. Bea. 5413 Costa M-. Ca111 »-If•
LOST AND FOUND n Plenty of Good Tiree
All Sizes
ano Co., 520 No. Main, Santa AUTOHOTJVE a TIBE8 18 do
FOR SALE-1930 model A Con-W. J. HOL I MB REPOSSESSED: Spinet piano.
Famous make. A genUine beau-vertible, now motor & battery, 1517 Coast Hi h I Corona def Mar ty. Can't be told from new. good tires. $250. 225 Coral, Bal-g way
boa Island. 95-2tp "Where the F1ags IF1y'' PARTY who found boy's leather
jacke t on Alvarado. please phone
Har. 1317-J oi-call at 307 bland
Ave .. for reward. 95-ltc
Pay balance. Easy terms. Danz-
Schmidt Plano Co., Santa Ana. FOR SALE-1937 LaSalle 2 door 95-2tc
II
Compound Motor Oil
GaBon. 7Uc 89-tfc cha nical condition. S695. or buy B A N E R S 0 N equity. Good for hauling trailer. · . · SPINET sligh Uy case damaged in 60 B S
520 No. Main. Christmas Sale. sedan. new tires, excellent me-_____________
1
.._ _______ _
W st • Auto S I 1 road t., Newport He ights, R E AL VA U E S e ern Upp y shipment. World famous make. Co rner Santa An a Ave. 94-2tc I WANTED -Maternity cases and Authorlzed Dealer This is a great sacrifice. Only
baby sitting. Ph. Bea. 5718-M or lltle N"'"'l'Ort Blvd., a.ta Mw one. Remember, only one. Your HOMES -INCOMEINSURANBU;rs OPPOR'I'IJNITIEl;I
Bea. 5689-J. 95-2tc 17-tfo time to save on the finest . WALTER J. FOWLER
W ANTED-f7amily washings and Danz-Schmidt P iano Co., 520 SELECTED USED CARS
ironings. Mrs. Underwood, 281 FIREWOOD No. Main, Santa Ana. Christ-1974 Newport Blvd., Costa l\!esa
Avoeado St .. Costa Mesa. 95-4tc mas Sale. 89-tfc 1
CHARCOAL & BRIQUEI'S ----------'41 OLDS-"78" DeLuxe 4 door INCOMJE WORK WANTED-Ironing 1n mJ PROMPT DELIVERY SPINET PIANO. Rent a beauty sedan. H ydromatic. New paint, ; ~ome. P1aJn or fancy. i530 San for the holidays. Rent for .term radio, hea ter. A clean one-2 houses on lot 105xl65. Cl~ to business center.
Bernardino Ave .. Newport Wright Lumber Yard allowed U you buy. Music '" $l49 5 Income $100 per month, plus qwners quarters. This
Helghu. 26-tfc 1784 Newport Blvd. the home LI important for is really a good buy. Come in ,d look this one over.
COSTA MESA Christmas joy. Uprights as low 'V MAN with light truck, available as $4.00 per month. Danz-36 PLY. CPE. Motor overhauled. erms.
for work. Write Walter Rae, 104 Beacon 5666 Schmidt, Santa Ana, 5l0 No. Good rubber-1 E. Bay, Balboa. Apt. 16. 92-4tp =---------83-_tf_c Main. Christmas Sale. 89-tfc $495
DRESSMAKING d alt ti FOR SALE-Girl's bicycle, 28-in. ===--------. an era om STEINWAY. u-~. Gorgeoll! tone. La"' · cl thin n-wheel base. Call Har. 1425-J. = u.ies or mens o It· ~ Mahogany case. Genuine. Su-
tween 17th ancl 18th on Whittier 95-2tc personic tone. Terms or Will
Mrs. Tahara, Costa Mesa. WANTED TO BUY n rent. Danz-Schmidt, 520 No.
----------92-4-tp-" Main, Santa Ana. Chrlltmal
CARPENTER, Painter and all Will Pay Cash Sale. 89-tfc
around man will do alterations For your f'urnltunt er what U... PIANO Shortage will be acute thb
and new work. v eteran, needs )'OU. Phone Be&COD 5856. . Christmas. Oloose yours now.
Job bldly. 117 46th St., N. a Crawley Furniture Co. A mna11 deposit will reserve It
----=-------92 ... -4--"tp 1812 Newport Blvd., Coota .._ for you. Delivered wheo you w ANTED-Ironings to do on Tues. SD-tfe wish. Danz-Schmidt Plano Co,
& Wed. In my home, $1.00 per hr. 520 No. Main, Santa Ana.
Mrs. Ruth Ma!Uen, 520 Mari-CASH for USED Chriltmal Sale. 89-tfc
gold, Corona del Mar. 95-ltc Furniture & Appliancea
DIPLO'l"'llaWT O•i ••@• • ""We 9.11 Ahiat
WANTED-Woman or &lrl to 1tay
with children 35 cenu -hour.
Pbone Harbor ~MK. 209
Ecl&ewater, Balboa. 94-2tc
Anythlq''
GRANT'S
Phone Bea. 5'107·11
1645 Newport Blvd., a.ta -
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•••• MlWCp.l.A,.._,tJa • Wll.L PAY $1000 cash for desir~
ro•-
YEARLY rental 2-bedrrn. !urnlsh-
ed house, elec. equip. 605 Lark-
spur, Corona del Mar. Consider
unfurnished. 95-2tp
FOR RENT-1-bedrm. houle, fur·
nJ.shed. Garden and equlpment
for chlclcena. Ph. Bea. 52-19-W.
95-ltc SIZE 9, youthful, like new, Seaj able Newport HeigbU lot. Reply,
Fur Coat and Beanie; plaid llUit; 427 San Bemarcl!no Ave .. New· FOR RENT-~. 1-bedrnL apt.
original blacl!: dn!ael; liacl< port Beach. -tp 328 28th St., Newport Beocb.
sult; wash di_.. n61> Poin-TO lt:l(<JllANOJ: llA Har. 1805-R. •21c
1ett1a. Corona clel Mar. 95-2tp TRADE ,;_ b··-••-~--• ., __ ,_ -----------""' ~ ·~ --,,.... SLEEPING ROOM-Private .,.. FOR SALE -New Paymuter for goOd lawn mower, (II' What trance and private bath. Man
• Check Writer Macblne, never have you! BeL 5283-R. 95-ltc only. 520 Marigold, Corona clel
been .-. C>eap. Beacon 5393. ~--~ --!H-4tc P'llllJOTUaS .-oa aAia • ~. ~·~
------=--::--..,:-:-,.-------=------FOR RENT-Attr. 2-room apt. & POOL TABLE -Standard size, FOR SALE--O'Keefe and Merritt bath. Private entrance. Utllltie1
36 PONTIAC SEDAN. Pood rawo
and rubber. Motor just, over-
hauled-
$596
EASY TERMS
94-2tc
ALLEN MOTOR CO.
1008 Coast Highway
Beacon 5032.J
'41 Plymouth Coupe
Racl!o. Good rubber.
$1195
'42 Cadillac 61-C Cpe.
$2495
'41 Olds 90 C. Coupe
$1696
'41 Plym. Conv. Cpe.
$1396
'40 Ford Sedan
$996
Guaranteed Used Can
wry nlee concl!tion. Cnmpi•te apartment ~ ltoYe. S35.00. paid. AdulU. 311 laland Ave.,
with cues and ba111. -Ilea-Good conc1ttion. Hubor 211&-K. Balboa. •2tc AI.I.EN MOTOR CO. con 5801. 9'-5tc 94-2tc 1008 ~--HI....__ .....,..,,....,,.,,"-='-.,.--=-=-..,.----1.....,.,,...,,..,.,,"::'.""....,.-.,.,..,.,,.~.---FOR RENT-Room close tobath ~t ~·-.., FO' SALE -Aqua Marine, per-FOR SALE-Beautiful Uvma room and outside entrance. 127-30th Beaooa 5032.J feet, deep eolor. 181> carat. fumlture, .w...t new; lampo, St Newport Beach. 94-2tp •1tc
Save $100, pha ~ hll<ury tax. pictures, oectlonaJ book cue. .. TS•n ft• a -BooOlll-...J. ~tc RCA victor aimo1e nd!o, ROOM FOR RENT-Private .....
c:bnxne and blue dinette aet, trance & bath. Reuonable. DI «1-~FOOT=='""L"'UXUR="''"'y.,,..,1"'.IN'"''"ER..,,....,,w=m
FOR SAL&-1941 Norse wuhlns etc.. 801 Broad St., N--t Diamond. -lalan4 -.. n --• -er -~ --• machhie, wry &ood concl!tlon. ~ Hubor ~ -...... ~ ~' ~ ~ Eleettlc -. &ood motcr. $100 H...,..., Otimor Santa Ana Ave. . l.11192 Hamil-. a.ta Ila&.
cub. l8ll8 Wblttler Ave., Costa -•.un:m» so -. • •21p
MNa. •ltc DRAPES, 2--,..-d 1mclh. 11'·;,ud WANT TO BUY-Fna _ _._VA•, -•
BO;MI BIKE. Pvllled f<r Quiel!: Jeuatbo; table; .-; -et; 1-to~ fir G.L loom.
Nie. 115 llartne AW.. -&-pl. crock; lamp. 22'7 Larlmt>ur, 315 ~te Ave. -~ Jalanol etlll; t ·p.m. •ttp Clraaa clel Illar. •11p Clraaa de! Illar. ~
Dt6 llOl'ORCra..E. 250 OC BS+ llO•ft. ....._ a WANTED 1TO RENT 3 --
• t' ,..,. -co-.-cW ..,,.,_ 1-al du-, ,,_bat· FOi\ 141,• "'5..i,. -~ f17-• W er 'a · '14, -.,., .... -. tar II -.t, t.lt -.. a 'tfit, SIS.GO 8jt , ..... _. la°'" I I 1111 .... , ·,, '".:t_-. "'== -· -'*' ...... a-ca. - --~ -• n ~ •·· m-c----• ·11 • 11t w. .. • ; .....,.. • ._, -- ---....,.. v MS ~ no. m z .. a.. ~ BIL M ,1 ~ BwZWa 12. ~ ftr n, W. ...
DUPLE
Brand new, 1 bile. off transpo tion. 1 bedroom on
each side of 2-car garage. v·eN~n blinds. You just
can't go wrong on this one. it today.
$12,500 -E Terms
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B. A. NERESO~, Broker
Frank Downes--Sillemian
1972 Newport Blvd l C.o!rta Mesa
1907 South Main I Santa Ana
Phone S. A. 7240 ~· BEA<X>N 5225
I 95-ltc
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NEWPORT HElGHTS
Here's a beauty. New~-bedroom
~ and garage. Has !In.,
cas furnace, and ni tUework.
This will go on easy t..,,,. at only
$9400. I
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COAST BLVD.
Houae on oomer loca*'1 with 2
bedrooml and 2 batbl. 9n1y 1 blk.
from ocean. Abo hu lood future -:-B=: ... ~~.
'1be owners are ~~ must
lell this mocletn -in a.ta
Meoa. Hu hdwd. ~dual fur. nace, and everythJna t make1 a
&ood home. Single g 1-
tenns. to luit you. •
EVA F. RH~DEN
Realtor·
h.TOM D. BARNElT
C'IO Newport Blvd.
1"'-81 I cm mJ.IL
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498 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
COSTA MESA
Nice 3-bedroom home, double gar. Back yard fenced.
On large comer lot Beautltully landscaped. Only
$8800. Will G. I.
New 2-bedroom home. Hdwd. floors, dual floor fur.
~: Attached garage with laundry tray. On East
stde. CIQSe in. $8750. Will G. I .
:!;-bedroom home, less than 1 yr. old Hdwd. flOOl'S,
tile work. Double garage. Yard fenced and beauti-
fully landscaped. On East side. Talce over G. I. loan
at 4 per cent ,
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
New 2-bedroom home, hdwd. floors, floor fumaoe
snack bar in kitchen, attached garage. Only $9500' WillG.L .
Brand ~ 2-bedroom home, unusual design, 2
baths, dining room, powder room, fireplace, extra
large closets. garage and car port. Only $11,500. Terms. ,
C. GALEN DENISON-Broker
' Blanche A. Gates -Associates -Vrrginia D. Gates
P.hone Beacon 5197 -Evenings Harbor 746-M
95-ltc
BALBOA
2-Bedroom Furnished Home
Frame and plaster. Lot 30x102. Garage.
Close to Grammar school
$11 ,750-$5000 down
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3-Rental Unit. Good Rental District
Close in. Good condition. Excellent income.
$15,750
Ocean Front -3-Bedroom Home
3-Room house in rear. Fireplace in eaBI.
Patio. Excellertt income.
$19,500
BALBOA PENINSULA
3-Bedroom Home, Furnished
LOts of storage space, with 3-room apartment
over 2-car garage. Immediate possession
$18,000
2-Bedroom Furnished Home
Double garage. Close to bay.
$10,750
LJSI'INGS ARE APPRECIATED.
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BEVER~EALTX~CCQ •. ·
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Gladys &Verley, Realtor
Frank Trickey, Broker
95-ltc
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FRANK P. JOHNSQN, Realtor
1664 Newport Blvd., ~ Msa
New 3~oom Home-Furnished
Lot 56 x 137. Nicely landscaped. F1owers and lawn.
aose in.
$4500-Terms
New 2-Bedroom Stucco
Wardrobe closets. Tiie j:t kitchen and bath.
$6ooor.;ft erms
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New 4-Room Stucco
With garage and store room.
$6500-Terms
Good Size Building
Can be converted Into home. Lot 171x150. Ocean view.
$2500-Terms $700 Down, $25 Month
F. P. Johnson & Associates • 1664 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 6068
95-ltc
CX>RONA DEL MAR LOT
OYerlooklng Ocean 50x127
$6500 Cash •
4-Bedrm. Mod. Home-7 Ac. Citrus
North ot Orange
Owner Will Consider
Beech Property u Part Payment
ROBERT WHEELER, Agent
42 ~ Sqiare Onnp Ph. '13
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Stock Market
At a Glance
Am Tel " Tel , ____ __wlj,
Canadian ·Pacific -·----l Oll.
Dupont ·-·----·--·-·---.. --186
General Moton ... --5816 ~ ______ "3
Kmaecott ---·-4111'
Sean ---37\i So Cllllf Edison ,, _______ ... llll li
Standard Oil -----------601'
U S Steel -'IS"
Xmas t.ighting --
Plans Unfold
{Ccntlnued from P1lp 1)
c. H. Lind
Passes Suddenly
Clarence H. Lind_ 511, prcmlnent
Southland realtor, died ..-n1y
Sunday morning ol a heart ailment
a t hia home, 465 Aater ttreet. i..,.
llUJl& Beacb.
He WU a native ol Peoria, m .
graduate of Waahlncton unlvenltJ'
and uoodate of Delta Tau Delta.
Coming from Tacoma, he ent~
the Loo Angeleo field more than
:.:!. ~an qo with Frank Meline
Co., the Lind-Haven Co. and for
man.J!: )".:_ears wu vice-prelident of
Holilniiiwortli Re.any O>. -on 1111
retirement he settled in Corona
del Mar. Four ~an ..., he opened
offices In · Laguna Beach, wh.,..
he ~· a member of the realtJ'
fact, any local entry may be con-board, and later moved there.
lldettd by -local board. He la survived by his wife, Anne
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{~framhpl)
<Continued from Pap 11 we done, ouraelVl!s. to dls-couraae a pniCtice that adds But althou&h It u obvious that notb1nK to our name Or re-
. N..._t Beach will mt have to ~tion? '
P8¥ all of the $2,000,000, ootlmated . ,I, permit. poorly ~•" u the orlclnal coot for cllatrlct ne ,......
five, lea Huntlnetoo Beach'• eoti-mm, on a part-time basis.
mated break off ex1~udlture of to run our multi-million dol-
S2:1Q,OOO, nevertheleso llOl'De ottld-·1ar -port_ 1bere Is not
all think the unit coot to New-one marine man on either
port Beach mey turn out to be our dty council or the
higher than orliPnallY foraeen. COWtty board ot sUpervlsors. ·
Thia view wu not shared how-Our landlubber legislators
ever by Ralph H. Maakey, chair-._.._ to man ot the chamber of commerce are w. 'Mf6 nm our brave
oewer cammlttee. "I think the coot little~
to Newijort will remain about the We have landlubber clubs
ll&n'le," be said. of all kinds, but no scholarly
maritime voice in any ca-
pacity.
but rich In the wlldom at tbe
world. llllid to bJs kilqi, .. be
left the helm of one of the
greatest political and eco-
ncmlcal en terprlses the
world has ever known, lllld I be: "the · peop1e always &et
the goyemmeut they a.
serve.''
+ + +
N-'M: A capable, well-
paid· manager. I would sug-
gest (unknown to him) Hub-
bard C. Howe at Corona de!
Mar.
After the local group hu ae-C.; two brothero, Irving L. ol
lected 'the three ouutandlnc ell&-Berkeley, and John of Oregon City,
plays In their community, judgu Ore., and a lister, Mn. J . S. Robin-
chosen by the coast group will son. wile ot Supreme Court Jus-
decide the on:ler of merit. of the tJce J . S. Robinson, Olympia.
three selected, first, secopd and Wash.
The 1¥t of a county-wide series
of he~ on the much-diocuued
Orange !County Sewer plan will
be hel~uroday at 10 a.m. In the
court at Santa Ana In be-
half ot key diatrict-number five.
lllEPllEllJ:NTATIVE MODl!:Ul Of tloo -lMll llta•·-·· -.......... -pl-.. ....,.,........ H~ began Dec. 1 for the
loe Nie-Newport -cloUer, loaa --'nle - - -"°""" _...,..., f--purpo5<' f determining boundaries ...'0..0~!.J!lo~a!._!mo~thocl~!..!•!_f .!adJuo~!!!!U.,.g,.!_tro!!!a!!t_i-'!'!:&!....!:"'!!! .. ~""'!!!..!loprinp~!l!...'to!!?..:tloo!!!!!...'•!!,.!'!IP!!:*t.!!of!....!!tloo!!!_,!OC:!>!~!!!4'!1!e-~t..'!o_______ and to ascertain the amount of
opposi~ to the plan. If more than per cent of the voters
'Ibere Is no collectlve Inter-
est In our communal welfare
as symbolized by the apex of
all our efforts-the city gov-
ernment.
And m8.ybe we ''haven't
heard the half of it.
A man, long since dead,
third. First award will receive a Funeral services will be held
trophy. second and third awant.. Wednesday at 2 p.m . in the Baltz [ OBITUARIES ' County Gets
Christmas Seals
wil.J. receive certificates of merit. d I M I
U be d th mortuary, Corona e ar. nter-Residen ts of Orange county re--The judging wi one on e ment will be in Fairhaven ceme-MRS. MARY ELLEN MeFADDEN ceived sheets of 1947 Chrt1tmas night of Friday. December 19, 1 Mn. Mary Ellen McFadden, 68,
ed be ery. Seals in thE'ir m all last week, en-with exhibits illwninat tween -------------died Thursday in her home at
d 1 closed with letters from Orange the hours of 7 p.m. an 1 p.m. form and each lrophy will carry 14791 Newland St., Midway ,Qty.
f ch County Tuberculosis association The publisher o E'B coast pa-the name of the donor as well as 1.1rs. McFadden, a native of Lin-
ked asking suppor t for its 1948 tube-r-per has been as to name a the name of the conununity re-coin, Neb .. had lived in califomia
bo d f J d culosis prevention and control member to the ar o u ges. ceiving the award. ' for the last 59 years. She was a Publishers of all the coast papers member or the Costa Mesa Com-campaign, according to A Haven
have also been invited to donate Cla.Mi!ied ads DO get the job munity church. Smith. president of the association. "The funds derived from the trophies. The trophies '-'ill be uni-done. Surviving is her son, Raymond 1947 Christmas Seal sale will be
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STUDEBAKER
SALES • SERVICE • PARTS
New Champion and Commander Motors
Available While They Last
Joe Nickertz
3415 W. Central By Lido Theatre Harbor 510
McFadden of Arlington; n daugh-put to \vork early in 1948 to pr~
I ter, Mrs. Ellen May Levering of mote case findin~. tubercul osis
Costa Mesa; six grandchildren and control. rehabilitation and heart
t"·o great grandchildren. infection programs. "Frank Hen-
Services .,.,,ere held a t 1 p. m. derson. c>xecut ive secretary. said.
S.a.turday in Grauel chapel wit h in-"The earlier Orange counly rcsi-
tennent in \Vestminster Memorial k dents acknO\Ao'lc>dge their Seals, the
pa.r -more confidently '-''<' can go ahead
I with our plans ror a heal their com-
M_RS. KOS.<\ M. COMPTON munity in 1948."
l\·trs. Rosa. l\o1able. COlTJp~on. 7:1· The 1947 Seal depicting oxen
or Costa l\fesa .. dJed Friday In drawing Christmas tre('S over the
an Ora!1ge hospital ~ter a n ex. snow. is by Lufkin, the well-known
tended 1l~ness .. Born m Nebraska, artis t. "'ho symbolizes the pioneer
she had hve<l in Costa Mesa for 22 spirit of our for efathers. the same
~=======================~ years and was n member or lhe spirit aiding us to conquor tuber-:: Order or the Eastt'm S tar. culosis. ••••••••••••••••••
q o DDESS o• TIME
11 '" .... s37so
1191 N ewport Blvd..
COSTA MESA
Pboae 8-coD 53%1-W
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Mr.;. Compton is survived by"-a
son. Theron \V. Compton. jr .. of
Washington; a sister. l\frs. Josie
Madison of Van Nuys; two grand-
daughters, 1.1rs. \V. H. Blue ot
Costa Me!'a and ~trs. R. 0 . Tip--
ton of Florida; a grandson,
Thomas W. Complon of Washing-
ton ; four sisters living in Wyom·
ing and Colorado and a great·
grandchild. Rev. Robert A. Blume
of l-lunlington Beach F1rst 1.1eth·
ociist church conducted funeral
:"C'rvices at 2 p. m. r.fonday in
ltuntington Beach with interment
in Westminster ~temorial park.
ENGAGEME'.ST !
''Life With
father''.
In Teclmloolor-wit.b
WILLIAM POWELL
IRENE DUNNE
WED. & THUR&
DEC. S -4
A.clmfwion: Adult. 11..%5 Tot.
Child..... 50c "
THIS 2-BEDROOM HOME
COMPLETE ON YOUR LOT
56200
Complete l•ilding Senice af Reasonable Cons+ruction Costs
CONSTRUCTION 6y JAMES D. RAY -General Contractor
BLUEPRINTS by HARBOR DRAFTING SERVICE
ASSOCIATED BUILDING SERVICE . -
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for 23 )'ea.rs and was a boat
builder b), trade.
Surviving arc his wife. Mary; a
son, J oseph R.. Smith or Long
Beach ; a daughter. Mrs. Lorene
McFarland of Newport; three
grandchildren a nd four great-
grandchildren.
Intennt'nt \Vas in Woocllawn
cemetery, Compton.
FRA.'\'K.IE M. R AY
Private gra"veside services "'ere
held Monday in \Vestmins te r 11.le-
morial park for Frankie M. Ray,
infant son or r.-tr. and Mrs. Clifton
Ray, Costa Mesa. Grauel mortuary
"''as in charge.
In addi tion to his pltrents the
baby ls survived by his grandpar-1
ents. fl.fr. and Mrs. Joh:1 Ray of
Costa Mesa.
J OHN I OSEPH BONDRA
John Joseph Bondra. 62. died
Nov. 30 at his home, 12441 Victoria
street, Co<:ta Mesa where he had
resided for the past year.
He is survived by his wife.
Agatha: three sons, Max. of
Cleveland; John. of Costa Mesa
and George. Durham Ce n t er,
Conn.: four daughters, Mrs. Clara
Spangle of Oakland, Mrs. John
Ford of Long Island. N . Y.; Mrs.
Helen Treacy of Cleveland and
Mrs. Marcella Ames of Durham
Center; also eight grandchild ren.
Services will be held Wedn.sday
at 2 p. m. in Harold Grauel ch apel
with the Rev. Joseph Thompson
officiating, Interment will be in
Westminster Memorial park .
Order Your Personalized
Christma8 G""'tlng Cards
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MUSIC
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COM CONCLAVE
Corona de! Mar Busineu as-in a dis ct object to the creation
sociation will meet Thursday, Dec. of the district, an election will
4 a t 8 :30 p.m. in the a uditorium be held to put the matter to a
of the Corona del ?.far Granunar direct~e.'
school. Results or the Christmas A s "al citizen's committee,
Lights committee program will be includin John Sailors of New-
heard and a r eport on the com-por t ch and C. W. TeWinkle
rnunity dance. Ther e will also be of Cost~ Mesa, has been working
a discussion or aims ior t he com-to clear the '-''BY for the hearings.
ing year. Sanitati n plan backers are anx-
SIGN PAINTING
ious t have the county-wide
I' acationers Come & Go sewerag proposal free-wheeling by Feb~uary in order to be in-
Back from a month in Iowa and eluded ~n next year's tax rolls.
points ea~t are Mr. and r.1rs. Sam .
l\1 eyer of Lido Isle. who returned ~e Jillleral res~rces of the
-AND--
All Types of
Commercial
Located at
WRIGHT'S LUMBER YARD
L. W. Pierce
Art
Sunday evening. United !:f~tes CO!flpnse the comer-
Also vacationing 8J'C c. of c. / ~~~e Amencan manufactur-
Secretary and r.1rs . J-larry Welch , I
"'ho left Tuesday morning for
Dateland. Ariz., where they will
nu NEWPORT BLVD.
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Dutch Heacock
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
PAINTING
Contract.on'
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
520 Balboa Ave., Co9ta Meea
Directly Behind Alba Beta
BulJN'IM Phone: Barbor !'JU
-.: e..aon 11323-W
LUMBER Mq "-dtMMT Pala .. l9p.
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..W lioet-79'11" t"-f HUp-
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T'S YOUR
GLANDS
TH RE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
why more people are bnlldlng today! The joy a.nd
f home ownership are unparalleled.
NOW to build your OWN HOME. Plan wisely, plan
y, but start pla.nnlng Now. Good materials are avail-
difference between owning a.nd renting Is the dowa
~$]nli.t--_;y.;;et •It Is the difference between being the home ,. d jnst a "RENTER".
his Message Sponsored by the Following:
Barr Lumber C-0.
!lanla Ana, Coal& M-aad Six Otloor Yudo
Bayview Lumber C-0 •
701 Slat SL -Eut of Kiiie'• Lu41ac
C-Osta Mesa Lumber C-0.
11th & Newport Bl..t.. Coal& M ...
C-Oast Hardware C-0.
8%1 c-t a..,.--coroaa cW Mar
Daniel Paint & Glass C-0.
UM Newport Bhd..-Coala M-
Ets-Hokin & Galvan --t--1-eout a..,._
·rdon B. Findlay Cabinet Shop
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D . h Heacock, General C-Ontractor
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Industrials ....... .181.18 up 57
Rails ·····-·········-· 47.97 up .32
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NeiflilJ&Pel' v. 1elw
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEASHORE COLONY, LIDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS. BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR COSTA MESA . . .
!Guest Columniat W. B. HJlebman. Bra-toa Ba.:r. 11 plncb·hilUQ&' for Sam )feyer,
-who ls on •-lion. The tollo•inl' i• eon-
linuect from lwi Tu~.-Ed.J
Distrust. We neither like,
or much trust our neighbors.
The people on Balboa Island
have their own name for Bal-
boa. Balboa reciprocates.
So does commercial-fishing
Newport, Newport Heights,
Lido Isle (Gold Coast) and
Corona del Ma r . Wha t af-
fects one section of u~. af.
fects the whole. Why is it
not possible for us all to get
together and face all our
problems in a collective way.
Maybe our tax assessment
system needs overhauling.
We must be interested in
each other's \\1elfare and un-
doubtedly our tax assess-
ment system is a major fac-
tor in our sectional criticism.
Ow· postal system is in ut-
ter confusion and thoroughly
unintelligible to the tens of
thousands who throng down
here each year. Th e i r
sprawl~ about facilities are
thoroughly inadequate.
We ha ve a ci ty planning
commission \\'ho ha \'e be-
come masters of the game of
t..uck-passing \\;th the city
hall. Our planning commis-
sion. out-dated. out-moded,
operates comically a t the
taxp.c~yers' expense because
It has no authority.
1\vo -notable exceptances
to this piece of ours are the
h igh school and our gram-
mar school whose board of
trustees and principals are
doing a noteworthy job.
Easter week. the vandal-
tsm of the children of our
"outside" friends is laid
squarely in the lap of the po-
lice department. What have
(Continued on Page 81
Xmas Lighting
Plans Unfold
Orange County Coast associa-
tion has simplified the Christmas
Lighting program. a study of this
)'ear's pl an r eveals.
A committee. headed by L. A.
P atch. 1-luntington Beach. di vided
the coast intO t\\·o districts \vlth
area ( 1 l extending f r o m Sea1
Beach to Ne\\·port Beach and area
(2) extending from Balboa Island
to San Clemente, a nd "'orking
Ulder this general plan. the
Christmas Li ghting committee has
asked each community along the
coast to appoint a local board of
judges w ho v • .'i l\ select the three
outstanding Christmas lighting
features in their own districts.
These features may be homes,
business displays, public decora-
tion or any form of shrine. In
(Continued on Back Page)
PRESBYTERIAN
PLANS DISCUSSED
Plans for the new Presbyterian
church to be established in NC\\'-
port Ha rbor-Costa Mesa district
were discussed at a meeting of a
newly for med steer ing committee
held recen tly a t t he home of
E. A . K. H ackett in Corona de!
Mar.
VOLUME XXXlX
Seek 0. K. for
Seper a ti on
Sewer Plan
If a plan proposed by Hunting-
ton Beach is approved by the
board of supervisors. citizens of
that ar('a will break off into a
nc\v sanitary district of t heir O"'TI·
This is the gist of a plan sub-
mit !cd for approval by l-lunting-
ton Beach l\·1ayor Ted Bartlett. it
\Vas learned recently.
As currently plotted in county-
\\'ide sur \'(']'S \\·hich h a v c been
I madC' by E'''a\d Lemke, special
consulting engineer, distr ict num-
ber fi,·c of the Orange County
Sanitation projf'Ct ,,.as set up to
include NC'''-port Brach and Hunt-
ington Brach . T hrough this dis-
tr:rt y.·as to run the joint out-
fall linl' \\"ith the outfall to lX'
located off thC' beach midy.·ay be-
l\VCCn the t\\'O cities at a distanCT'
of 15.000 feet. 1
If 1hc sC'paration plan is ap-
pr o\·('d, as it SC'C'n1s it may be.
1-luntington· Beach and vicinity
\\'ill break off. \\'ith the middl!.'
of th(' Santa ,.\na ri\'er as the
dividing li ne. to form their O\\.'n
d is trict ,,·hich "·ill in all li kelihood
\>{' called district 11 .
The proJX>Sal, no\\' tx>fore tht•
hoard of super\'isors, \Vould make
it pos~ible for that city to con-
s truct a ~cpara.te S('\\'('r line from
their o\\·n trC'ating plant to the
proposed join t outfa.11 line and
thus sn,·c 1-luntington Beach tax-
payers from helping foot the S2,-
000.000 bill which engineers esti-
mate it ,,·ill cost distr ict five o\'cr
the nt:·xt fort;' years to belong to
the county-wide sanitation project.
Huntington Beach estimates
t hat. ·Under the separation plan,
the y could hook onto the joint
outfall at a cost not e xceeding
S250.000.
"rherf" Tha t. Lea\'t"9 s,.,,-port
In E."ffect. thE." pl a n "'ould leave
Ne\vport Beach a nd \'icinity as
the sole occupants of a s hrunken
distr ict fi\'e. \Vhat that may ulti·
mately leave as a matte r of cost tc
taxpayers has not been de termined
for several reasons.
First, Huntington Beach \viii
presumably still pay their pro
rated cost of the joint outfall line
as it border s the ir dist rict. as "·ell
as their share of the outfall con-
struction off the tx-ach.
Secondly the final f'S timate of
costs can not be determined until
it is finally established \\'ho is
com ing in and "'ho is staying out.
Naturally, !he fc,ver the commun-
itif"s participating. the hi gher the
unit cost.
(Continued on Back Page)
Appainted by the Rev. Thomas
M . Gibson, pastor of ttle new
church, the committee includes the
following : J . Emery Sargent. Rob-
ert E . Campbell, A. V . J orgensen.
J . Roy S te,Yart, L E. Bro"'Tl,
E. A. K . Hac kett. and Thomas A.
Sanson.
THOMAS B. K UCHEL
Embryo Mesa
GOP Preparing
For Kuchel Rally Police Escort to
Put Hubby to Bed
W)U. u.e mftltal rt!IM'rv ...
tloll ... •ope -.e •iay9 pat. ..
PoUee S«1eaat Harry Lace
,., wiw.;;, e. Brill. o1 au
Via Udo -Udo hie. to --•7 me•• oner Mn-
llrill -called ................ .. • ,u ...... -~ __ ... _ ............ "-c
-.... u.e.·
8w I ! ut Lairie'• llllalatn-
111w ..twtu-t-e41··· Mn.
llrill ..--....... 4:19 .......... t-.e MW9 u.at
Mr .. , ........... apla.
....,. .......... o8 -
.. 3 la. ........, &Ma time·
... ~~Ila-•! ollllllsW.
-.A.-.. w.c--111 ........ _ ... Jin. Brill •tale 11••• el. .....,.,n 9'iel'e ..... ! a~ ,? ?,.
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Costa Mesa's newly-organized
Young Republicans toda}' mapped
their participation in their first
major "part)·" event, the rally set
for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
at Santa Ana Ebell club auditor-
ium when State Controller Thomas
H. Kuche l will be speaker.
Serving with President Dodd is
Mrs. Geraldine Davis, secn!tllly;
and Merle {Bud) Matthews, vice
president. They will lead a Coota
Me$8. ett1tingent to attend the
Kuchel rally. -
With the Republican Assembly,
Council ol Republican w-.
Pro-America and Young Republi·
cans. the Kuchel rally ls beinc
sponsored as an open-to.the--public:
report on state attain.
Mcintyre Faries. newly-ap-
pointed national committeeman.
also .will ~ p11eomt at the meet-
ing. and will iepcrl ... cautor-
nia's political fUtUie -the na-
ticmol standpoint. He ~ ~ --!...----------J•tmned -_w..,,......._
Ftve Centt per Copy• NEWPORT BEACH, CALiroBNIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1941 Member Unit.eel PreM ·~·7
•
rop Punchboard Cases
Against 7; 'Too Costly'
OU Battle r New Twist in
In Round 2 , Gambling War
' -~
HO\' S('OUTS Bobby Egi.,'"f"rt. sho\\·n handinK ('hristnws S.-1\.1
:o;t nn 11~ lo :'ll11)'or (). 8 . Reed, a nd D•1 l\I U\\'!M>U and Donny P oa1."1.le
(knt"e lini.: h:ft). "ho toJ:e the r ,,·tth J ack Laurie, ri1i:ht, a.rf' att.sc hlnK
burn prr e;.1 rd lo th~ nu1yor'!oo rar, a rt' he lplni.; i;:t'l the-~I~ of ('hrlst -
n11L" 'il":ll .. ro r thP n ~ht a.pin-it tuber,·ul o!>l1' off t o a fine !llart in th-t
_!l11rh0r 11rt•1t. -photo by Volnc)~.1-lay jr~
Community Asso ciati ons Ba t k
Cou nty Sewage Disposal Pdan
. .\s..._'O()(·iu tlon!l of thf' '.\"e "·port Harbor conm1unitles ha,·e unanl·
11l0u,.Jy e ndorsed thl" county-\o\1de !'C\o\'e r plan rttf"ntly propoiJE'd b)' the
Ornnl(e (.'o unty Board of Suf)('n i!M>r s, i i \o\'1'8 dlsclo~d follo"·lng-a
meeting of repreiientatl\'M at the S eM·port tJ•rbor V&<'ht club laAt
\\'f"dn6t:lay. ~
Th(' S('S5ion \\'{lS called by the News-Times
N('\\l)()rt !·{arbor C'hnmbrr of C'on1-
m£'rC(' and \\'US alt£'nd£'d by " Storv Br1"ngs group rrpresC'nting the chan1bcr ..
of comml'rcc. th£' C'oronA de! l\i ar Vet Club $200
Ovic Association. the Balboa l m-
pro\'ement 1\ssocia tion, the Lido
JslC' Comn1unit\· As!'ociation .the
Balboa 1~1and Business J\1cn's As-
sociat ion. the Nc'''IX>rt Harbor
Junior C'h.'.ln1b<>r of Commrrcc and
t h c> Nc>\\'port l·la rhor BusinC'ss
1\lC'n's Association.
O n motion of OC'an Bradford.
acting on behalf of the Ne\vport
Harbor Junior Chamber of Com·
merce. scrondcd by Ed\\'a rd F.
Mansfield. r epresenting t he Lido
l sll' Community Association, the
group appro\'ed in principle the
count)'\\•ide plan.
The assemblage also agreed to
the sugges tion for the sub-division
of Dis trict 5, into l\VO dis tricts
if agreeabli:.• to Hun!ington Beach.
The districts will then be Dis·
tricts 5, to include Ne"'por t Beach
a nd a djaCT'n t area: District 5-A,
to cover 1-luntington Beach and
adjacent area: Santa Ana river is
to be thC' a pproximate dividing
li ne.
Attending the meeting were.
Volney Hay, Jr .. Balboa l mprove-
mC'nt Association : Rex Brandt,
Corona dC'I ft.tar Association : Dean
Bradford. Ney.·port H arbor Junior
C. of C.; Ed\\'ard F . l\·lansfield,
Lido Isle Con1munity Association ;
Ralph P. l\1askey , Newport Harbor
Businl'Ss Men's association a nd H .
F. Kenny and H a rry \\1elch. New.
part Harbor Chamber or Com-
merce.
\\'hc>n .rou come right do\\'n to
it ther£' arc ;_i lot of good people
in the \\'Orld. ·
About tbrce \\'t~ks ago "'hen
some memhcrs of the Fullerton
Junior Coll£"gc Vets c lub heard
that Annetta Louise Blood\\'Orth,
-I-year-old blind girl from Santa
An<t. needed S500 to complete a
fund for an operation to rl"store
her sight, !he)' immediately got
together, ,·oted the money, a nd
prcsentC'd it to her .
As the result of the story print-
ed in the Ne"·port Balboa Ne\.\'S-
Timcs. th(' \'ets club is S250 richer
today.
Hardly had the Fullerton Vet -
erans· club started getting its
breath a fter reCC"iving a surprise
SlOO donation from the Rubber-
cr aft corporation in Los Angeles,
\\"hl'n a second donation of the
same amount was received fro m
the Wom en's Assistance league of
Fullerton.
Both checks were pr esented to
the club in appreciation of its
activities in helping underprivleg-
ed children in gener a l a nd the
recent project when the club pre-
sented a blind girl in Sa nta Ana
\\'i th the necessary money to com·
plcte the fund for a n <.'xpeilsive
oper ation to restore her s iatit.
The $200 v.'ill be spent in buy-
ing toys for the mammoth party
for underpri\'leged children which
rhc club will give Tuesday after -
noon, December 23. at the Fuller -
ton gymnasium.
Cily Attorney Roland Thompson
said today he "ill file an ans\\'Cr
"somc1in1c ,,·ithin the nrxt ff'\\.
days" to thC' complain1 entered b)
~tr. and Mrs. \Villiam Tallman . I
'"hose backyard oil \\'ell at 2 13
.t3rd St. bccaml' a bone of con·•
!C'nlion ,,·hen the city council
dC'nif.'d thC'm fX'rmission to pump
'''hich has slO\\'ly come to
the surracc under its o\\·n prc>s·
surC'. Thus the legal bat tle over
oil pun1ping in the city of Ne'A·-i
port Beach enters round t\\'O.
Friday, Superior Judge Ray-
mond Thompson ovcrrulPd the de·
murrf'r fi led by Ne,vport Beach's
city 11ttorney to the T allman com·
plaint SC"C'ki ng "declara tory re·
lief." Thus the T allmans. \Vit h
their lawyer, Robert 1-1 . \Vallis
Long BC"ach, \\'On the first round
of \\'hat promisC's to be a li ,·cJy
)('CAI batth.'.
'fhe con test arose "'hen an
ab<1 ndoned and plug-_g£'d oil \\'ell
in ~11 · 'J'al\mans' yarri st arted fl(.;\\'·
ing last J uly. The \\•e ll had been
dri!IC'd in 1925 and was abandonro
~ .932, reportedly because oil "'BS
too h<'avy to be-pumped profitably. ,
Souitht ('ounl'il P f"rntlt \...v .• .._., • .J ~ .. , ~ iu., ot t he l..O!ooUl .•1 e!'Nl Lu111111unJ •) i.:uurcn 1au11c11t:u
'.\l r . a nd l\irs. Tallman sought a drt,·e tf ral!Oe S.~ S unda)' t-0 make initial purehase of mate rials
a JX'rn1it lo reopen the plugged for plnnned con!>truction of add lions to bulldinK ~ho"·n here. Con-
,,·elJ a nd pump out the oily s ub-strucUon j pro~ram \':ould span St ,·ernl yean \.\·Ith three ne."'' sections
s tanC'C \Vhich has been leaking plannf'd., -Ne\\·!'-Timcs pho_!Q_
around the cement p_lug. but they t Mes~ Communi"ty Church '~embers \\l'rc denied [)<'rm1ss1on. The city ~ ~'t-
counc il is holding that a 1943 or-Sh .. J Pl f ~ t t"
ctinance prohibiting drilling eor Onn ans or 11.oons rue 1on
oil. plus a zoning ordinance against ! .
businC'ss activity of any description ,.\ drl,., t-0 ral8e $5000 for the p11rchase or materials to be used 1n
in a R 12 zone · d f . the cons tr'µctlon of three addition" to the present Conlmunlty church · is groun s or re-structure In Cotita Mesa "'·as gotte n undel""'&)" Sunday, Present plans,
fusal. approl>'ecl by the buUdlnr committee headed by Gilbert Sea.I, call for a
T he pla intiffs asser t the only constructl~n program which w111 span several ~·ears and \.\ill result Ir
,,·ay t o abate the alleged nuisance I ---.e ne"' space for Sunday school class-
e r oil flo\\·ing into their yard is p b Co ti• U rooms. youth hall and soda.I hall.
to reopen the well and pump t he f0 ~ fi fi es At present the church comprises
oil Into llT nexplained a main auditorium, chapel , pastor's
In a prolonged legal argument, '!-' study, choir room and S cout hut.
\Val\is d enied the courts had no Death of Doctor Firs! t o be built will be a _t\~'0-
right to act in the case and a s. , st or~·. GOO-squa re-foot add1t1on
sertcd the contro versy was shown Exac t cluse of the sudden death \':hich "'ill accomod~te Sunday
in the allegations that the ci ty here of Ji. Francis E . O'Malley, school classes for ch1Jdren from
had refused hi"s cli"•nts' requ•st f A bl ' p . ed n ursery through gr ammar school ... .. o m er . a., rem ain unrc· · ed of h. for a permit and that the city had \·ealed to4ay as police cont inued ~.ges ._ Estimat cost t 15 ::t·c-
thr catened suit to en)01n the their i n \'e~tigatio n and sought to 10;h 1~ ~~~;Vl the !ans bc-
plaintiffs if they were to pump lear n def~n itc ly any information . . 0 f' ... -· ng P ' ~~~reoi~a~e!l.di~~~i=e~~c~ew~~~~: ;hh~l ~~~-· J i.a police could a. dd to K;:.P~~::T~~:~~·Lf~~r~~~Z£.'.:
the 1943 city ordinance against Th ' h h d t ed ' e v1c,1 m, \\' o . a reg1s e1· ser , Joe Jones, Hugh Davis. Chis-
drilling for oil inside the city limits at the B~boa Inn •1n Balboa over hol m Bro,vn. Ra lph McClelland,
C'ould be used to pr event che Tall-the bus intss address of "Bailey. 1-Iarold Grauel a nd H.B. McMurry.
mans from pumping oil that a l· Banks anf Biddle, Philadelphia,"
ready is present. was founq sprawled on the floor
of h is room at 5 :45 p.m . Monday.
H is body l w a s asserted1y nude
\\'hen d isdovered. The re was no
e\-i dencc· Of a struggle. nor was
t her e conclusive evidence painting
to suicide I although a quantity of
sleeping pills \.\'as found scattered
Mesa Driver
Pays $150 Fine
Lester Albert Charle. 37 , a cook
of 2035 Harbor boulevard, Costa
l\1esa, waa .fined $250, of which
$100 was suspended. when ar-
raigned before Oty Judge H arry
L . Blodgett or. a cha rge of drunk
driving at 9 a m . Friday.
on the nObr. •
A note[ !was found, but it indi-
cated onl that the victim was
anxious a ut luggage which he
\VTOte was! at the United Airlines
ticket offiCe in San Francisco.
Southland Meats
To Be in Short
Supply by Spring
Southla nd meat supplies should
be ple ntiful. in the.. next few
months. but a shortage is indicated
by late \\'int er or early spring. the
Los Angeles Chamber of Com-
m e rce Agriculture de partme nt r e-
ported today.
Heavy marketing of cows, heif-
ers and calves, together with curbs
ThC' .'\'ill -o' -the . \\·isp drive
ng-~lni:t gambling in Orange coun·
iy took ano1hf'r t\\is1 yesterday
\\'ht'n Sheriff James l\lusick a n-
n t uncC'd 1 hat thC' cases no'" pend-
1n~ in \\'hich sc,·cn persons a re
C"harg('d '"ilh illei;:al operation of
punchhoards. ,,.ill he dismjssed
\\"ithoul prosecu ti on.
T hC' s.hf'riff. after a conference
\\'ilh Di~!r i ct At1 orney JamC's A.
0 ;1\·is. said the mo\'C' '"as prompted
,,·hen it \Vas decided that the cou~
ty ,,·ou\d be put to considerable
"'.'l.J)C'nsc in tr)·ing !'ach case in
thC" various t o,vnships.
In a recent dri\'e \\'hioh broug ht
the mattcr out into the open. Dal-
la s P almer and Ralph H . Kruse
h11d been arraigned ocfore Costa
:\1 esa Ju~licC' of thf' Peace D. J .
Dodi:;e. PAln1cr·s trial had bc>en
calendared for Dec. 8 '"hi I e
Krusf''s had not been set by the
tinlC" of l\1usick's action yesterday.
(•'irsl Trial T ontorro\\'
'fhe first in the scriC's of t rials
the shC'r iff had called for follov..·-
ing his much-heralded r C'neiw't'd
dri\'c against gambling was to
ha,·c begun Dec. 3 in Huntington
Beach just ice court.
It had bC'en a\\'aitcd v.ith con-
s iderable inter est by those "'ho
looked for thC" outcome to reveal
\''hich "·ii y the \\'ind blo"'S on fu-
1urc punchboard OJX'r ation in the
county.
I n the nleantime. howe,·er , the
county board of supervisors' re.
cent appro\'al of an anti-gambling
ordinance will provide grounds for
l\1usick to destroy punchboards aJ-
:-cady seized as "'ell as these seized
in the fu ture, according to his
statement yesterday.
"Herea fter. such illegal devices
\\·ill be seized and destroyed wher-
ever found unless t h e o\\'Tlers,
"'ithin the time required by law,
appear in superior C'OU rt to estab-
lish that the same are no t illeg6.11y
operated," the sheriff said.
JUDGE WARNS ON
PASSING STOPPED
SCHOOL BUSSES
Numerous citations issued re-
cently for illegal passing of school
buses have prompted City Judge
Harry L. Blodgett to remind mo-
to rists of the motor vehicle code
regulation which,. he says, is ap.-
parently little under..tood by many
driver.>.
The code points out thar "the
driver of any vehicle outside a
business or reside ntiaJ district.
upon m eeting or overtaking from
ei ther direction any school bus
equipped with signs • • • which
has stopped • • • for the purpose
of receiving or discharging school
children. sha ll bring such vehicl~
to a stop immediately before-pass-
ing said school bus, but then may
proceed • • • at a speed • • • in
no event greater than 10 miles per
h out."
2 Hurt When Car
Hits. Pole In Front
of News-Times
A still.fresh trail of blood wa.s
all the evidence that remained Sat-
urday morning after a car driven
by Charles L. Bean, 521 ~ Acacia,
Corona de l Mar, ploughed into the
telephone pale in front of the
News-Times building at about 2
PICKED UP ON
NARCOTIC CHARGE
Police records disclose th a t
Charle \\'RS boc~ked at 11 :15 o'clock
Wednesday ni ght after he w a !I
picked up, slumped over the wheel
or his machine. at 23rd street and
Ocean Front, Newport Beach; by
Patrol Officers Calihan and God-
dard.
2 .Yout s Trapped
Aker . ttempt to
Steal tnder Skirt
on importation of Mexican catt1e 1 ~-------------~ owing to foot-a nd-mouth. disease
dangers. m ay make rebuilding of
present range l)erds difficult, it Armed with a warrant from
Santa Ana Justice Court, police
here took into custody a local man
on a charge of illegal use of nar-
cotics. ·
a.m. A warrant from the sheriff's of-
Sever ely cut about the face and fice in Santa Ana was issued last
head was Willard Novak, 410 Pein-wt'('k for the arrest of Karl Henry
settia. Corona de l Mar, a PllJl!len-Starck, 1912 Court Ave.
ger, who was taken to Community Friday, locaJ police picked S tarck
hospital Bean, the driver, wu up and turned him over to Sheriffs
bruised and is suffering from a deputies. He is alleged to ~ve
poosible fracture of the ribs. ''been habitually using dNp for
several years.."
DIUVEB8 WARNED
SACRARENTO, Dec 2-IUP) MOTORCYCLE FZE8 SET
Drivers who receive ·warninp ot SACRAMENTO, Dec 2-(UP)
A physician pronounced the de-
fendant intoxicated and unfit to
drive his vehicle.
SLIGHT DAMAGE IN
ISLAND BLAZE
The lire department made a run
to Balboa Island th.it: morning at
8 :15 when fire broke out in Keith'•
Barl>er shop on Marine Ave. Eye-
witnesses reported alight d•ma&:e
when the blaze was qundtly
brought under control by a hand
extinguisher.
defective ~uipment on their autos Cal!fornia mokreycle owners-and No estimate was avalla.b~ from
had ~tter cet the equipment flud there ""' 45.300 of them-will pey the fue department.
rlcht away. california fflcbWay an ,,__ ol $9.95 in reclstntian
Polio! Commissioner Ollford E. lees next year, the Sta~ o.p.rt-
Pe~noo said today. ment of Motor Vehldeo -•• CltED roa 8IPEl'.D
Peter900 laid a new filing sys-today. Po1ioo ~ Rt qoinst '""'k·
tem ha5 been put Into effect by The department -~ ...i _.ms in NewP*t Bwh
the patrol so that car ownen who ownen will recem. potential roe-f-...U. with 16 dta._
receive Wllminp no longer can lstntian canlo next nartb liltlns -....S. oil m out-at-town c1r1....,
lpare thom time ofter that time. their ortual f--
Slig~t b to the se~eral dozen
car own here whp have been
victimized ! in a prolonged wave
Df petty car parts thefts doubtless-
ly will a~pany the news that
a recent a empt to abscund with
a fender s · was foiled and two
youths na~ when John Allen.
215 Cryst.µ Ave., Balboa Island.
..rneo in te alarm when he saw
l car in t of his houae being
s tripped.
Picked on Marine Ave., a
.'ew minut,.·after Allen called in,
NU a 17-}TU-O)d who led otficen
to a gar~where a fender skirt waa found hidden under a piece
ot canvas. was rem•nded over
lO juvenil4 court authorities.
was explained.
Feeders may face a serious prob-
lem finding cattle to purchase
after stock now being fattened
has gone to marke t, the meet sur·
vey showed.
Dry-fe'!'ding in California is re·
ported about 20 per cent heavier
t han last year, owing in part to
lack of rain and reductio n of a].
falla acreage in 80me areas,
notably·the Imperial Valley.
On a national sco~. winter·feed·
ing: herd's have been sharply de·
creased., particularly in the Con:
Belt where the corn crop is jhort
arid all grain prices high, the
chamber livestock review said
COP RESIGNS
A 19-y -old Laguna Beach
:tudent· of Santa Ana J . C. was Lawrence P. Goddard has re-
dentified abort time later u aJsned from the Newport Beach
•aYing involved abo. He -polic:e fame effective, Dec 1, Chief ~-• 1 daya ---"' i'oJk:e R. R. Hodgkinson haa
i..,.,., in d oour;t lfondQ< ---Goddard had been on
• ~ duty ......, the ""' ---Ibo.
'Santa Claus Is
Coming to Town'
-Woops, He's Here • Santa ClMU -4 Im reiD-
deer wtte (l"OUlldc4 ye.ter.
cloy ottemooa (ooaicbi'& •ve
been the r~be ... wu
•hln1n1 by that Ume) -•
OIC'bt over Balboa ud at
laat reports wse •tlD re.Uac
atop lite pavlllcm •
So report offleen of -Bolboa rm....,._,-'--
dattOll wtto are l'obl&' ala4*l
•it.II plaa9 to make old W.t
Nkit eomfortable • W. Walt
llere. .......U.C to Vomey
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WI--Hst few U70 ~to ..W 1'e oet ap
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.Page 2 NEWPORT BALBOA · Nl!lW8-TJJllE8
TUESDAY N-et 1!e!e!!i Collf. Dee. !, I.MT W AA Salesmen List
18. Black Widow 8ugs,
Service to Be
Opelied Dec. 11
~-=--;;;;:---;--;-~~;--!----=-:::--:--:--~~~~~~---'-~~~~~~~ 'Antsy Pants' for Me~ on Market Registration to Go on Frames in Certain Vehicles
And Demand for Is Brisk SACRAMENTO, 0ec, 2-<UP> Ford. eadll!ac, Mercury, Lincoln, I.An: NEWS
··FLASHES -
from .the
UNITED PRESS
Coast Guard Tows
Boat in; Breezin'
Thro Offers Gas
The El Santo. a 28 foot ~
Sol ..... Ml• ...........
the War AlileU 1 A•••v.-
tlot1 snnl7 11otec1 1a ..aa1-s
DumbtiHd 95-5110 "18. biMk -opldora.·
In an attempt to eliminate red and Uncoln Zephyr automobiles
SAN DIEGO. DeC. ·2.-A major United ~~ B dent tape in regiatration of automobiles will be so registered. Thia. be •aid.
p11ue of the most comprehenotve . ln California, the State · Depart-will eliminate the need to record
water development program yet PBOEND. Adi. (17P)-'l'la6 new 1 for IDl!ill la llully sweep--ment of Motor Vlhicles announces subsequent engine changes tn those
undertaken here will be completed lac &lie ooat17, Mt It"• llOt 90 muell • " • '1t'• tbere. all ript, plans to record certain vehicles makes.
Dec. 11 with dedication of the San bat you eaa"t iee It." u Gu arid England, was recei~-. by frame instea·a. of engine num--------
-------------I cratt Wi th five penona aboard The SoTei'IU:Dmt. DH11 leer·
ed ao coaM!q11eBt mun-for
wutlnc tile~· --~,
oa s fatuous beauri>m'atlc
Je.t. They knew a "black
~idow spider" wu thf!I 90m&--'
what. faa.clful trade aame for
a certaln bearbaC retalaer ta
a deep well turbine pump. to
named became It. bu elcbt.
jointed lee•. and aa. u-ac.bald
appu.raace.
Dleco Aqueduct and delivery of Antsy Pants, the·1atest wrinkle ed f"*'1 the president of a Detroit ben. nz•oredo River water, the ,,_ in boxer'1 llhorts, la an exclusive ., ~--Edg E Lam Among points of hlstorical inter-~• ~· prod ~ Gold te , Phoenix firm. l"&e uked for 50 pain:, in a .LJ"un:tor ar . pton said est in Vl-'-1 .. are Mount Vernon -"·Ide •A .. _ to be tapped in the uct ~ wa r 1 on Dec 1 1A•7 d • •~ ' MEXICAN HEIRESS
HELD FOR RANSOM
TIJUANA. Dec. 1. (UP) -A
mothtt today asked aid of the
"Mexican army to free her dauib-
"ter, 15-year-old heires.s to a 1,000,-
-0IX)..peso fortune, from kidnapen
'Who tlemand she many one ot
-Ir members.
Senora Consuelo C a p a c e t a,
we a 1 t h y landowner in Baja
OillfomJa. said her daughter,
Karia J esus Yolanda Escobar. was
1ddnaped Nov. 17 by five armed
•brothen of the M oran family and
is being held captive in the moon·
"1:ains of Mazatlan.
ATOMIC GOLD
CIIlCAGO, Dec. 1. (UP) -
A tomic scientists pennitted news-
m en today to inspect two chain
r eaction piles-the atorniC fur-
naces for controlling release of nu-
clear energy-and demonstrated
their use in making metals radio-
a ctive for research work.
The ne'-"'Smen saw silver turned
.to cadmium in three seconds. pure
uranium turned to plutoniuil, and
learned that the furnaces could be
used to turn base metal into gold.
But it was pointed ·out that dig-
ging gold from mines is cheaper.
TELEVISION FORESEEN
AS MAJOR INDUSTRY
NEW YORK. Dec. 2-(UPl-A
ne\\' billion dollar industry will be
with us by 1960, according to Or-
r in E. Dunlap, Jr .. in the pr eface
to his revised edition of "The F u-
ture of Television" (Harper, S3).
But before television can reach
its majority, new tecljniques must
1>e developed that will enchant the
America n eye as radio has capti-
vated the ear, he believes.
Pointing out that tel~'ision is
essentially sho\v business. Dunlap
believes the stAndard radio pn>
grams will not do at all. For in-
stance. speechrnakers wilJ have to
cut their talks to 10 or 15 minutes
<>r run the risk of boring the "tele-
vie\\'er." Y.•hose patience. is repUt·
edly shor ter than that of the radio
listener. He \\Tote: '
··until .television can offer head-nnc c\·ents in all classes of enter -
ta inment . . it cannot hope to
comi:)et(' ,,;th the radio set, the
electric s toVC' and r efrigerator as
a utility in the home ... The eye
d oes not cher ish amateurish tele-
casts."
Drive rs Booked
S evt'n motori sts tt·er (' booked at
Ne1\--porl police hC'a dq uarters from
Wednesday to Friday on charges
c:if excredlng the speC'd limit. Three
of thC"Se \Vere handed traffic ci-
tations during the heaV)' fog on
the h igh\vay on Thanksgiving Day.
All drivo-rs t\·C're from out of t Ot\.'"Tl ,
Carr's Feed Store
Hay and Grain
Quality Feeds
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Dally o.a....,.-a_ ... ~
1111'7 Newport 81...S.
COSTA MElll
QT AU 1HESI EXTIA
ADVANrAGfS wff6 IEXAll-
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Rexoir
CONDITIONIR -d HUMIDIPID
.S-.W. a ;., ww pod-w«
~di l 1 lfPS•r.I Col
H.P. Yarnell
Authorized
REXAIR
Dealer
P. 0. BOK '196 .... I I 1111 Clmllf.. • nz 1111111--w .
was towed into Newport Harbor
Sunday night by the Coast Guard
Cut ter 83337 after it had develop-
ed engine trouble. Owned by Rich-
ard A. Ainsworth, ot Los Angeles,
the El Santo was towed from off
Laguna, the Coast Guard reports.
.......... -..~..... d Sin th .ii-dounl sizes, and enclosed a check · • ~ • an thereafter, Monticello and Richmond. are•'s quest for an additional 1up-epe.rtment •tore. ce e .1.1.1·u• t
ply to meet Its constantly lncreu-began placinli ac!verlisements in for St25·
Two Coast Guard cutters Wer e
out a t the time using radar in the
fog to attempt to find the 18 foot
speed boat Rlchalene, owned by
E. Newcomer, ot Loi Angeles,
with two persons aboard The
ruchalene left Newpor t at 8 :00
a.m. Saturday for Catalina. At
4:00 p.m . it left Catalina for New-
port, but ra n out of gas, the Coast
Guard reports.
The 142 foot yacht Breezin'
Thru, bound for S an Diego, over-
took the Richalene and gave New-
comer 10 gallons of gas and they
were able to make Newport Har-
bor shortly after 5 :00 p.m. Sun-
day.
'48 STUDEBAKERS
ON DISPLAY HERE
J()(.' Ni ckertz, 3415 West Central
Ave., has just put new 1948 Stude-
baker models on exhibition.
1be 18 "splden" Wf're p&rt.
of a oealed bid oHorlq al
tractor and farm machinery
_... lo be oold by oealed
bid at 1116 W. WuhlllS'°D
Blvd., Los ADcclM. Dec. 8
at 9 a.m.
Area Hi-Y, Tri-Y
Included at
Asilomar Congress
Ne\\'")'.>Ort Harbor was represent-
ed a t the Second Pacific South-
tvcs t Area YMCA 1-li-Y T'ri-Hi-Y
Congress held at Asilomar. Cali-
fornia. November 28, 29, 30, 1947
by J ohn Kincaid represe nting all
Netvport Harbor Hi-Y clubs. Dele--
gates "''ere officially appointed by
Chad 'J\vichell, president or the
Nev.'J)Ort Harbor YMCA.
inl needs. national magazines it has received U 1he demand keei:m up, more
more than 3,500 orders tor the than to,ooo pain of shorts are ex-
Constructed by the Navy to care novel male lingerie. pectecf to be sold within the next
tor the needs ot the vast military Mr. America's desire to have his seve_n l to eight months.
establishment around San Diego shorts adorned with huge red ants Warren said he was bothered by
harbor, and thus relieve the heavy has t he firm working overtime to one tJiing -inability to tutnish
drain made on the ci ty's dwindling fill orders which pour in at the enou[· of the ganneots locally.
supply, the aqueduct is the largest ra te ot 150 a day. "W had expected to advertise
postwar projec tof its kind com Gene Warren, the store's m en 's in lhoenix newspapers before
pleted in the SouthwesL It wtl shop buyer and Antsy Pants au-this,"Ee sa id, "but you can see
di ver t Colorado River water from t hor ity, said an additional clerk the s t we're in."
the system of the Metropolitan had to be hired to hand.l e corre-He romised, however, that male
Water District of Southern Cali spondence connected with the Phoe icians would have ants on fornia at the ra te of 50,000,000 ' gallons daily for storage in the craze. their r nts by early December.
city's recently built San Vi ncente "We're not onJy 2,000 or ders be-
reservoir. Capacity or the line can hind already," he said, "but new OFFER EXTENDED
he doubled. when required, by the orders keep coming in faster than
addition or a second "barrel." in we can catch up on the old ones." TAXI SERVICE
an!.icipation of which t he aque The firm's predicament is com-
duct's seven tunnels were designed plicated because manufacturing
to carry 100 m.g.d. the garment has its problems. The
Lido Developers
Set Brisk Pace
v.'hite broad c 1 o t h mater ial is
bought in New York, then shipped
to Los Angeles. where the ttvo-
inch-long facsimiles of deser t ants
are imprinted. Still a nother Los
Interest in new homl's continuC's 1\ngel.'.'S firm does the actual cu t-
at a brisk pace as is evidenced by ting and stitching.
the increasing volume of sales or Largest of the orders, which
d\\'eilings on Lido Isle, the popular have come Crom parts as far away
rC'sidential community in NeY.'JXlrt
Harbor.
An o(ficial of Circle 1·ClXJ Co.
said today that a new, 24-hour
service throughout Newport Beach
\\'ill go into eff ect now tha t the
company has a neet of new ~an.
"We especially want t o point
out that \\'e tvill now offer day-
a round service to Corona del Mar
a nd Balboa Island.". he said.
ads DO xet the job
Announcing the Removal of Our Office
to
687 South Coast Boulevard
Laguna Beach, California
T o Provide M ore A dequate Facilities
T o Handle the Increasing Escrow Requirements
of this Area
COAST ESCROW COMPANY
). B. A NDERSON RICHARD H. WEIR
M. G. L'5SITER BARBA.RA COO~fBS
New Telephone No. 1-3731
The cars are the first new Stud-
ebaker models since the company
set an entirely new automotive
sty·Je tvith a brilliant postwar de-
sign. Even greater o..-..-ner satisfac-
tion is promised by a series of
improvements that touch both
bodies and chassis.
"I think everyone "-ill agree
that S tudebaker has been the
mos t discussed automobile on
Amer ican highways for m"ore than
a year," Nickertz said. "These
new models are proof tha t the
company is determined to retain
its PoSition in the limelight. Low.
wide bodies, unexceUed vision and
superlative riding and driving ease
::ire only a few of the can' charac-
teristics.
Among the leading educators
sponsoring the congress \\·ere Rob-
ert Gordon Sproul, president, Uni-
versity of California : Clarence A.
Dykstra, provost, University of
California at Los Angeles; Arthur
G. Coons. pr esiden t. Occidental
College: E. Wilson Lyon, pr esident.,
Pomona College: F red D. F agg,
Jr., president University ot South-
ern California; George H . Arm·
aoost, president , University of
Redlands: Donald · B. Tressider,
president, S tanford University.
"Trends are pointing uptt·ards
for interC'st in rC'sidences close to
the seashore," says P. A. Palmer,
president of P. A. P almer . Inc.,
and sales agl'nts for a group of
thir ty-five pretcn1ious homes now
under construction on Lido l sll'.
"Time tvas WhC'n most folks
looked on Lido Isle as a pl ace
Honor Roll· ·!Prosperity Pluggers·
Applies for Seawall
Application has been made by
H . P . McMahon. genera] delivery,
Huntington Beach, California, for
a permit to construct a seawall 50
fee t lon g, with crown elevation ap-
proximately 8 feet above mean
lower low ~later. and to construct
a pier with landing float at bay-
"'ard end. in front o r the north-
east 40 feet of Lot 1, Block 337.
Canal Section: the pier to extend
28 feet into the Rialto Channel, a
\\·est arm of Newport Bay, Nev.'-
port Beach, California.
The area congress comes in al-
ternate y<'ars to the National Hl-Y
Congresses. the next of which will
be held June 24-30. 1948 at a town
to be selected 1n Ohta.
for a summer recreation home,"
continued Palmer, "but t oda y
more than eighty percent of the
homeowners here live here the
year around, and the families who
are buying these nE-\V homes are
doing so with the intentions of
spending twelve months a year
here.
Scotch tape, various sizes, on
sale at the News-Tlmel .
Jack's Equipment Rental
Contractors' Equipment
• PLA8TER MIXEB8
• CONCRETE MIXEB8
•SKILL SAWS
• TRAILER8
Phone Beacon 5508-W
17th and Santa Ana Ave. Costa Mesa
CABINETS SASH DOORS -SCREENS -WINDOWS
STERLING CA.BINET & CONSTRUCTION 5 a6a
1550 N ewport Ave. Vollie Dalton •••• I 4 • • • I ft 6 4 • • • . ........... , .. , .. ,, oeee•ea•et••
NOW OPEN
---with a good selection of dependable
•
USED CARS
'
We Need More Used Cars
to Replenish Our Stock
*** We Pay Top Cash Prices
for Good Used Cars
111eodore .4flD Robins
1843 NeWport BmL • • COSTA MESA
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T. WESTON J Y
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Anchorage of South~m Calif.
El-00 Crulotin • Lau&on & M~ Outboardo
Complete Yacllt Fumlllhln & Gear.
Yacht Brokerage &J uranoe
Harbor 33-3440 Via porto
Francis J. Hof ath
Real Estat
Income Tax Service-Fede ... State
omoes: S28 28th -Har r 180~R
Dome: 118 35th -Har " \922-R Newport Beach
DEAN W. CAMPB LL
Lester & •
Member Los Angeles S Exchange
Government. Municipal and Corporation
Securltl.ee
515 E. Central Ave., Balboa.
Padraic B, "Pat Evans
Life -Health - A cident
All Types Personal surance . --
Clark & Co
lllclnatrlal ••• Onl..,.m1ta1
--SL Newport BNcla. ~--r Jiii
Dr. Marven J. Reitz
Physician -n
Two om-:
Newport BMdt ' Vu Nays, Oallf.
taa W. Omtral 11111 .. N..,.. BmL no-: Barllor Ut·• : 8-11-UIOT
Cleo. IL 8t>l<*er, ...-: <J. A. Vloe Pia 11&7V. llanllall, r
Seaport Boat & Y cht Corp.
n7 ~ llwJ' . ..._ -· _,._~ .
('1117 2 51 TMll: llaD
Beary w. Brlll:ijerd
Radio S 0 S ectric
-llartM -::.;~~~-~ ,.. PldJoo, o. E., Bo-n.
- -App!ID-'lp<daltdw
Greeley and
Insurance A~ ...... cy
"SEE US FOR ON" ---.......
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JACK BAUMGABTNEB
Watchea • Dlamonda • Jewelry
The Gem Shop
Walch and Jewelry Re]J&lrin&'
Barbor llSO -Balboa
Balboa 1ru1 Bldr.
"JOHN DORY"
CHOICE SEA FARE
• POPULAR PRICES e
llOl E. Centnl at Palm-Bar. 1089-w..-
M. R. BEEBE, Manager
Culbertson Chevrolet Co.
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile
SOOl West Central Ave. Pb. Harbor ·513
BOB KILLEFER, MGR. •
Coast Properties Co.
Realtors -lnsuranoe
'We Serve the Entire Harbor Area."
IJOl E. Central A:.e._Balbo._Barbor UG8
H. W. FOS'l'ER
Harbor Shoe Shop
SHOE MAKING ARTISAN
e REPAJBS •
ca.tom Bnllt Sandal1
Ondaate DI'. Scboll School of BdmUfla
Foot Comfort
708 E. Centnl ---
VOLNEY HAY, JR
Hay's Camera Exchange
{ l1hm • • • C'l&meru • , , FlnlaMnc
• Ca!!dld Camon Portralta •
507 E. Central
DA t.'11 -llalbo&
'°THREE TODD BROS."
TODDS DAIRY
QUALITY AND SERVICI:
IM Tormblal 8-t -ll&nta Ana -Pom -:...!. .................... ._ ...... ........ ........ x .......................... ,.
Wendell V. Hoyt
Hoyt's Harbor Engraving Co.
• Complete Photo-Engraving Servlee •
WIS -St •• -un .. N-t -• Oar "Cut" Man •
Linwood Vick
· • Realtor •
IU 11artM A.., -..._ ._
-IUlzW ••• -· Ml-II 6-nilmaruee
•
SPORTS
• Wltb Bob Oeler
Brr. it's cold the&e mornings;
Jack Frost is really on the ball
th<'Se days. The weather Is surely
nlcc for flyin ~. though.
· ' This week v.•e
offer our most
sincere congrat-
ulations to Adr-
ian St e wart.
Sa nford H a v -
ens, William
M a r s hall, Al-
bert W eber,
James Brandt,
Phillip Froste-
fer, and Ralph
P hillips for successful first solo
flights. Sure arc a lot of red Solo ' ~
P ilot. Fl)ring Disc Jockey pins in
the neighborhood these days.
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THE PAY-OFP' ---and do they like It. Threse men are holdlnc (fondling!) c kA from KtnK"• Land-
ing which re·present ftnal prtzee In Jut Mtrnmer's Klnl(s Anglers albacore tou ey. From 11eft. Jack Rocers. Los Angeles, 6tll: Secretary of h.aak Walton club, Anaheim , u proxy or A. Kavan,augh. Ana-
abelm, r&th : Frank Keele r, official weight registrar of KJ.nc'• LandJng; H eml&D Free8e, AnAhelm, 6th;
.Jack Clark, San Pll'Ua&. l~t ; BIU Marx, president ot K1n1"11 Anglen: Sammy lchman. LoA Angeles,
:?nd: and Fred "' r . trecuurer Kin " An1rle n. photo h)' Alle n Stross
Balboa Angling International 14's Racing Dinghies in
3rd Annual P. C. Sailing hampionship
Theodore Sanderson a nd \Vil-! t
, Club .Winter
Program to Start "lnterna llonal 14" Racln~ DlnKhJ~ will used ror the Third :\n· liam Barnett traded their s'Olo ,\T :\ 01:\'XER i\lt:ET~G of ·the Orange County Trojan Club held
pins in on full fledged pilot pins :\'oven1be r 26 at the Ne\\'])()r1 Ha rbor \'!l.('ht club, Troy mentor
follo\,·ing thl'ir cpmpletion of the J t'f f C'rnvath, s tanding, to ld alumnJ they n1w.t rene"' e fforts to J:f'l
Priva 1£' Pilot flight test. Jessie to1• county footba ll ntale r1a l to U. S . C. or California.. S tunfo rd
Sanders. ,,·ith no previous fl);ng a nd t•('L:\ '''ouhl '40on d omJnate Ptu:lfh• Co&At ConfrrenC'C. S rO\\'TI
lls tl'nln i;r to Cra,·alh aN". from left, '.\l rs.. a nd S heriff Janies :'tllL~l ck ; expc·rir'nCC, started v.;ith th(' l'llar-:'ti~ Don Hur\\·ood. Don Harn·ood, ma.-.te r of ceremonle-; und Je~~
tin School of Aviation ten months Hil l. fro!'i.h coaC'h. Cra,·ath addre "'~ fht' U on!!> ,·lub In Balboa the
T he '''i nter schedule of m('("tings
of lhC' Balboa Anglin,g club '''ill
orfi cially get undC'r \Vay the ni i:::ht
of D<'c. 12 ,,·i th a stag smoker and rC'<'d . accorrl ing to L. L. J onas. as-
.siJ':tan t secretary.
nual P aclfl<' Coast Salling cliamplonshlp at .:. e\\'f)()rt Harbor, Dttcn1-
IM'r '?O, 2 1 a nd :?'?. This "'ord comes h'ont Ro rt ~I . 1\llan, Jr., sec,·re·
tar:'' Of the Pa.rifle Coa!'lt Jnte rcollef.:'l &te \'aeh lta<'Jng B!OSO<'latlon, "'ho
l'lf 8tCl'l the de('l!llon to u8e the Inte rnational 4'" wa..'i made a ftPr the
t 'nJ,·rndt r or {,'11.lt.fonda decided to puTC'ha§C fleet of the dainty sall-
ln~ dinghies for It" <'re"'"· <!
ago. learned to fly and OO\V has 'lBnlt' l'\'l'ninK". -photo hy Gf'rhardt a CommC'rcial Pilot CC'rtificatC'. I-le ---
r-riday nights throughout th('
''1nt£'r S{'A.son ha\'e lx>-C'n set aside
for Open J-fousc · s.cs.sions \\'ilh
s.pccial evcnts lX'ing. scheduled Jan.
16, F eb. 20. ~nd !\larch 19.
Sixl('c>n ur.i\'C'rsitics arc cxpcctC'd Sandy !\1 cKay al!'o of B<ilboa.
10 •·n1 ,•r racini:: cr c\\·s in this \'C'ar's :--;C',\'J>Or l 1-iarbor. \\·lit rf'prC'sen l
1·\'Pnt \\'hich ,,·ill bC' spon sor~d by local boa ng cnt ~1usiast~ in plan-
!hc i'\C\\'port 1-Jarbor Chamhcr of ning for he racing. S(·r1cs .. Loc:11
CommC'rCe \\"it h the COOPC'ration "ikltJpe rs r t nt f'rn~t1ona l ~4 s \\'Ill
of thC' Ralboa Yacnt cluh. th!' N C'\\'-COO[}{'ratC' by loaning their boats
por1 Jfarbor Yacht club and thl~ for !hr t ~~C' day. series of con-
has C'nrolled in the Flight Instruc-in touc h \\'ith LC'onard Z('r!aut ,,·ho
tor course and expects to finish has !'i.oml' pretty good '''tr(' cutters
b)' the first of thC' year. on his Stinson.
Fred Deal had quite an inter-ODD F' . .\lfS 1\BOUT FLYJ:\'G:
C'Sting '!?~ ti Q1e in l\lexico the
other night ,,·hen the comp._,ss or
the BT stuck. He says the l\1ajor-
mayor of Enscnada treated him
pretty \\'e 11.
Capt. Johnny l\·tartin ca11£'d a
mc('ting of the Shcrirf's Aer o
Squadron \vhich w as attended Qy
some 20 deputies. Lronard Zerlaut
gave a rePort on the As!l-ociat('d
Aero Squadron meeting held re-
CC'ntly in Fresno. Jack I-l orn '''as
appointed chairman Df a commit-
tcC' to arra n~c for a br('akfast
fli£:ht in 'the near future. Th('rC'
\.\'ill be a rompctiti,·c pistol shoot
during January. a nd of course the
Aero Squadron is goinc to ,,·i n
th(' cup. no doubt about it.
An)· airport managC'r '''ho de-
sires \\'ires remo\·ed on the ap.
proach to his airpor t, should get
Contrary to popular beliC'f. thcr('
arC' no air pockC'ts in flying. Pilots
used to ll'port getti ng into a
po<'k ct of no air in ,,·hich the pl<inc
fC'l! \IUI of control. A nyone ,,·ho
has C'\·er 1ricd to create a \'acuum
knO\\'S ho\,. hard it is to C'xclude
air fronl a tightly clos..rd \'Csscl.
nnd thl'rC'fc rt' in space in the at-
n1osphC'rc. t hC'rc can be no PoCket
formt'd in nny \\'ay, since air
,,·ould imn1ediatC'ly rush in to fill
such a ca,·ity. The bumps fel t
,,·hiJe flying-arc the result of as-
CC'ndin~ or descending currr nts of
air.
Sky-Bob ,,·ith us next '''<'C'k and
so Jong fo r no\\'.
\\·arrC'n G. J.farding is the only
journalist to bc'l.."'Ome presidC'nt of
thC' l.."ni ted States.
BROAD
BREASTED
Whole or Half
Oven' Dressed
TURKEYS
HENS TOMS
LIVE ................ 56c Lb. LIVE ·····--···-····· 48e Lb.
N. Y. DRESSED 60c Lb. DRESSED ·······-· 52c Lb.
DRAWN ··'·····-··· 70c Lb. DRAWN ···-······· 60c Lb.
Largest retailers of Fine Turkeys in Orange Co.
+ Direct to Consumer +
Christen Turkey Ranch
17t.b STREET & TUSTVI -COSTA MESA. CALIF.
PHO~E BEACON SOM
CAP RAGAN SAYS:
"Come on over and enioy a Special Dinner.
Bring the family."
-Ser;ed from 5 to 7:30 p.m.-
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Home Made Soup or Chilled Juice
Otoice of-RAGAN'S CHICKEN PIE
BREADED VEAL CUTI.ET
FRIED FILET OF SEA BASS
P otatoes Vegetable Salad Drink
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Hot Biscuits Home Made Pie
Bdng the Klddie8 a Special Pt.te for Them
JUST A HINT-.
-Saturday Nite Is BAR·B-QUE NITE---
Speclal Bar-8-Que Dinner ... --... $ .95
Bar-8-Que Swordf"ish Dinner __ 1.25
Notice: We close every Friday
Open ll IUD. -Close 7 :30 p.m.
RA GAN'S
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0,posite Cor. to Greater
All·Ameri41an Market
Ph.-Beaoon 5830
Lido Yacht club. Officials to gov-tests of 11ing sk1ll.
Record Stake
For Santa Anita
11th Opening
\\'i th the Dec. ~7 running of the
C'aliforni<i nr~C'ders ch am p i 0 n
StakC's a litllc O\'er lhreC'•\\'l'C'ks
il\\·ny to opc-n Santa r\nila's 11th
.'l nd bi£;g C'st SC'ason . lhl' star field
or l\\·o-yenr-olds thnt ,,·ill go to
lhC' {'lASI is llC'ginn!ng to takC' sh<i pc.
Int<'nsi\'C' trnininc: for lhC' C\'cnt is
nO\\' in full S\\'i ng for thC' flat mil<:>
\\'ilh pros1X'cls th;tt lhC' ,e:;r e>ss purse
\\'ill SC't :l rC'cord of ,.,·er SH0,000.
A croakC'r tnurnam£'nt i~ cur-
rcnt\y undC'r,,·ay and \\'ill conlinuc
until April 1, Jonas said. On S:i.1-
urd;i.y, Dec. 13 and J an. 17, the
club proposes to charter a suit-
ahlf' hoat and hold macker el rom-
pctition. F'or thC' latter the line.
,,.hich ,,.ill bC' furnishrd hy the
cluh. \\'ill have a breaking slrn.in
nf thrf'(' pounds.
C'rn the r ace's '''ill h<' pro,·idcd hy ThC' co r~e o r th!' racc ... "·i!I be
the yacht clubs. TrophiC's to l>C' laid out n t hl' eastern area of
<t\\'ardC'd this yC'a r '''i ll be in-Nl·\\'port l-Iarhor. nC'ar the en-
crC'il."C'd h:r the addition of a pc'r-t r ancC' of he Balboa Yacht club
petua\ a,,·ard going to the indi-
,·idual skipper makins:;-the high
point scor e. ThC' ,,·inning: tf'am '''ill
hold for one yC'ar the prcst'nt pC'r·
pc1u al trophy offered \\"h('n thC'
ALt ':'tllS-t:~I LICES SES race \.\'as first stagC'd in Decem-
b<r 194 1. SACR1\~lE:-\TO, Dl'c. 2-<l 1P\ \\.inning t c;1m in '41 ,,·as Cal.
Out of the 406 f'h a t ,,·crC' nomin-
<'11<'<1 a!". fo;ils in 19-t') <ind the all-
tin1C' hic;h numhrr of 15--1 that '''C're
k£'pt C'!ig:i hlc last .July, the pros-
r cct!'i. ar'-~ that 18 or morC' '''iii go
to thC' post. Quite a f e,,· ha,·e
f1Urtlificd by \\'inning ju\·f'ni\c
stakes this current srason .
Californians ,,·ho buy nC''" cars ·rech. '''ith Stanford ,,·inning top
during 19-18 \\'ill rCVC'i\'C' aluminum honors ,,.hC'n !h(' racing program
liccnsC' plates made !Jy con\'icls in \\·as r£>\'i\'C'd las t yt>ur. J-I i!:~h point
lhC' state prisons. ,,·inners ,,.C're Bob All;1n of St:1n-
St;itc DirC'ctor of Cor rections ford in 1941 and Boh Da\;s madC'
Richnrd ;-\. !\.tc:Gee said loday Iha! thC' indi\'iduill hi~h point score in
300 inmates of Folsom Prison a l-1946. '''h('n he also "·as reprC'sen t-
rL'ady ,,·erC' ,,·orking on thC' m C't<ll inc Stanford.
tab!> ,,·hich m bst mo torists \\·ii\ Richard F enton of Balboa and
a ttach to ThC'ir 1947 licensC' pl3tes -------------l\trs. John P nyson Ad:1ms' Grrtnd-
pC'N'. from thC' f)f'rformancc of
,,·inning th<' ltolly'\\'ood Laddie
St;ikl's nnd th<' Oakln nd Stakes nt
GoldC'n Cat!' F ields. hns b<.'en in-
stall!'d C'nrly fa\·oritc. l·le's nO\\' :it
Bay· l\t!'ndo,,·s gr tting a !'fJC'Cial
prep from train<'r \\'illiC' l\folter.
A. T . Jcrgins' Zenod <l \\'On lhC'
Sta rlC't Stakes at Holly,,·ood so
impressivC'ly a nd has lx>C'n '''Orking
so sensationally at Santa Anita
for the past month, t he fast fill)·
has many supportC'rS.
Oth<·rs \\"ith •hC' stakes they
ha\'C' '''On a re Cand)· Kan(' IT;in-
foran Lassie. Del :-01ar & Estrcl-
lilal ; Dark Belita (Qsunitas):
F'irst Sal\'o I El Camino, 1st di,·. l :
Glamis (El Camino. 2nd div.):
Sha,,·ondasec (l\·1ana na & Califo r -
nian\: Bell!' JoliC' (Bay !\lead O\\'S
Lassie).
The population of the UnitC'd
States \.\'hen the f irst census v;a.s
taken. in 1790, y,;as 3.929.314.
nC'Xt yC'ar. nut t hey ,,;11 soon
start producing about 400,000
aluminum p!.<1.tC's for !hat nun1bcr
fl f Californians ,,·ho are expected
lo buy nC''" cars n£'xt y<'ar.
'·Tragic End of a Genius" • • •
Life \\·as a nightmare for the
government rC'SC'arch expc'rt \.\'ho
poSSC'sscd the "'ar's top sciC"ntific
SC'crels. Don't miss the g r im hcrf'·
toforc untol d s tory of a stArtJ ing
!rue life mystery in the American
\\1cckly, thnt grC'at magazine d is-
t ributed ''"ith ne xt Sunda_y's Los
Angeles E xan1 incr .
"\VhC'n Adoptions Go \Vrong."
• • • Adoptions can be tragic if
you"re not guided by r!?'cogn izcd
adopl ion agcnciC'S. Insure yourself
against heartache. Read Lock-
ridgc's dramatic article in The
Amer ican \VCe kly, that great mag-
azine distributed ";th next Sun-
d uy's Los Ang('!es Examiner .
STRICTLY TAILORED
"The Cu stom-Mad e Shop
of Laguna Beach "
is moving to new, larger quarters
at
1737 South Coast Boulevard
(next door to present location)
Distinctive Sportswear-Immediate Wear
Wo'?kshop and Staff on Ute Premises
A Large Choice of Fine Fabrics
on Display for
Famous Custom-Mades
Watch for Opening Date of the New '
SYMPSON'S PAINTS
LEAD 750 LEAGUE
Standings in lhC' 750 bo\\·ling
IC'aguc . currcr.tly dominatC'd by
S)n1psons Pai nt!'rs, remainC'd un-
changed this '''N'k as competition
continu!'d .
)1londay night the teams '''<'re
lined up like this:
\\'oo Lost
Sympson's Pa inters ...... 17 4
Harrel t's R ealty ......... 12 9
Da\'iS and Gay 8 13
!\.lf'sa Recreation ....... ... 5 16
To Probe Mystery
Of Sardine Lull
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2 -Th<'
no t-so-mys ter ious mystery or the
disap(X'aranC'C" of sardines off the
Cali[ornia coast received prior-
ity attention of thC' F ish a nd Game
Comm ission here NovE'mber 24
Y.•hen thC"y m e t \vi th c anne rs a nd
fishing indus try re presentatives to
cUscuss possible controls on com-
me rcial fishin g.
Among sevt'r al theories on the
curren t sardine shortage, Division
of Fish and Game officials and
the canners have agreed for the
first time that over fishing is the
cause· for t he t\.\·o-year de arth of
thC' fi.,sh in Nor thern California
\.\'aters.
Li\:estock, dairy and poultry
farming are among the leading in-
d ustries of Illinois. Chicago is the
grea test livestock market.
Mesa
Upholstery
Harry McKee
2350 Newport Blvd.
Carta Mesa
Phone
Beacon 5004-W
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A DRANO BUY
FOR THE MAN
WITH CA9H
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p. a palmer 1N::.0t,C«ATEO
realtors
~lll ~·a I.do •••a o H b •a <• ca 111,
l •T•ol-on~ n••1'0" t•o :~ ~a•ba• l!i(I '
Once you'.ve i.eat that
ball alter the pins 3·0011
know the thrill of bowl-
~·· .... -Inc· Try It today.
Mesa
Recreation
1818 Newport Blvd.
C-Osta. Mesa
Phone Beacon 5062-W
STRICTLY TAIL OREO
• Before You Baild or Remodel
Ocean Front Cafe
French Fried Shrimp and liish
oV 8pr's'ty ·
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• 8TIJAK8 e CHOPS
BEER
Foaataln Sea tlce
2114 Ocean Front Newport Beach
CAD AND DAVIS
Vlllt Oar latmas'lwg Semple ud Display Ro<mw
CokJr guide&, plan-
ning aids, comprebem-
lve lllDCk ot ~
and llnoleum.
aapa
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(>·ned,
llepUrecl
LUDLUM Carpet Works ._ __ __
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TUESDAY Nnport 1!eoebz Callf. Dec. 1, 1M7
Yc:in or c:<pt-ril'M('C ~i\·e you 3 choice
rich bl end that S.\'flS·FICS.
The hcsl test for\\ hi! key., .Pcur some
intu u slass ond Jr;nl; it.
86 !'HOOF
65<;~ Grain !\'cutral Sl'iri11
TH E AJ,\ERlCAN DISTILLING CO .• INC.
Fresh Daily
Delldoaa Sea Food9
, Or, complete equipment when yoa
want to catch yoW' own.
HO RM EN
FISH MARKET
ON CENTRAL AVE1'-uE -:-NEWPORT BEACH
CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS
FROM YOUR SKETCHES OR CLIPP~GS
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL
HARBOR DRAFTING SERVICE
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711-C Coast BJ-Way Newport Beach Ph. Beacon 5880
E. J. Sedinger H. R. Holtz
DAVID C. CORSON
Residential Contractor
and Builder
Harbor 1520-W
Harbor 1085-J 1107~ North Bay Front
Balboa Island
GORDON B~ FINDLAY
OONTBACTOB AND BUILDER
Oftl<>o: 1'11 ec-t Bl"td. Pbom -'11
CABINEI' SHOP SERVICE
CABINEl'S AND MILLWORK
yje'\\
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T . C. JOHNSON, Supt.
ZORIC -the m~rvelous new dry
cleaning system -restores life to clothes
LIDO CLEANERS
456 Newport Blvd.
Phone Beacon 5798-J
Plu111bino
Contractor
C-Osta Mea
FIXTURES AT RETAIL
SINKS, Vitreous China, Double ....... ·-··-···-$25.00
WATER HEATERS, Standard Brand .. ___ $52.50
Toilet,s, Lavatories and Laundry Trays
FLOOR FURNACES INSTALLED
AMON WEST PLUMBING CO.
-Ph-Barbor 1185-J -
%607 Ceatnl Aft. NEWl'U&T BEACH
Sell It Through Classified Advertising
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Honor Roll Students Se1Yice Women Fete
At Harbor Hi Set lor Wednesday ,
Announcecl from the office of On Wednnday evOnlnc. Dec. 3
M&WJkJl't H arbor Union HJch school at 8 o'clock ex-aervice women ol
-are the folowlng studenU who -Oranae «>Wlty will hold a dance
-the boaor roll at th• end of the and party in AIMric&n ~ hall.
1lnt quarter for the current IChool Santa Ana, on Birch street ~
;)'Mr: , tw.... Third and JM>ch s treeU.
SENIORS-Wyvonne Berry, i;... TI<ke t of admission will be dls·
Jloy Brown. Gladys Kolew, Bonnie charir;e papers or a photostatic
Nickerson. Dorothy Petenon. Vir-copy of. same. . Each ex-service
siJ Pinkley Biznl Powell Connie woman lllBY bnng her h usband
Shook J am'es Steffensen ~d Hel-or friend as a guest. There will be ~ whiten. door. prizes and refreshments ac-
JUNIORS-Jean Reed. Carlton cording to Martha Chaney, com-
.Me.an. John Kincaid, Shirley Geh-mand~r ot Wo~n's Po.st N o. 768.
rlz, Ann Flory, Lincoln Clark and Arnencan Leeoin.
Nonna Jean Bartine.
SOPHOMORES-Luanna Alton, Honored of Uni versity
-' u di t h Cordes, Charles Covey,
.Jack Ehlen, Perdita Horn. Marlene
.Jacobson, OonaJd Ketcham and
Mrs. Bruce McBride, president
of Ebell club, recently received
a wire from her granddaughter ,
Dn!f Whitman, a junior at the
University of New Mexico. a t Al-
buquerque, saying she had t he
honor of bein g chosen by the s;tu-
dent body as their Home Coming
Pllyllis Lake.
FRESHI\1EN -Carol Anderson ,
Marlene Anderson. Rober t Beck-
strom Lulu Belle Boise, Margaret
Diehl. J . Frank ·Henderson and
Lorraine Stillings. queen.
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Suggestions
fo r the WOMAN
She may be your wife . . . or your
sweetheart or maybe your
daughter . . . or niece. But she's
a WOMAN -and she loves fine
things -things you can buy at
VAN DEUSEN'S.
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Diamond Ring ( ) Charm Bracelet
Diamond Bracelet ( ) Compact
C'igarette Case ( ) Pen and Pencil Set
Cigarette Lighter ( ) Place Settings in
Wrist \\latch Sterling Silver
14-K Gold Hand -?ttade ) Rings, Brooches, Ear·
Book l\1arkers . rings set with colored
Birthstone Ring gem stones
We have a ni ce selection of Ladies' Diamond Ha milton
Wrist Watches priced $120.0U to Sl000.00.
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He's your husband ·. . . or friend
or uncle ... or brother. Wh<>-
ever he is-he 'll like the gift you
choose from VAN DEUSEN'S.
Gold Pen Knife \Vrist Watch
Gold l\lonl'y Clip ( E lks Ring or Pin
Cigan>t tc rrolder l\'lasonic Ring or Pin
Co llar Clip P en and Pencil Sct
Tio Holder \Vatch Chain or
Bracelet
You can make your selections cow
a nd we will lay t hem away unW Christmas
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VRn DEUS·En s
Harbor
CDM Resident Presents
Travel Pictures
For County Clubs .
Colored pictures of which a -
fess.tonal might well be proud are
being shown by Mm. Borshlld
Stephens of. Corona del Mar, rec-
ord of a swnmer spent 1n her
native Norway. She dlaplll)'M
them recently before memben of
the Coast Philatelic society ot
S anta Ana and will give them on
J an. 8 as a J)l'Olram for the Bual-
ness and· Professional Women's
club.
Leaving here ' May 13, Mn.
Stephens was in Norway by J une
and at Otlo a t the time of thP.
king'! birthday celebration. rn-
cluded in the collection of over
400 picturl'S are scenes o r former
concentration camps a nd r oads
constructed by the Germans with
slave labor.
Taking a planl', Mr s. Stephens
fle\v to Sandncssjoen, almost a t
the a rctic circ le and from there
v:cnt by boat to the little village
at lht' head of a fjord a.nd the
home whC're she \Va~ bor n.
From Junt', '"ith vegC'lables just
startir:g fron1 thC' ground. through
the s ummer harvest a nd to the
first ~no,vfalt of September, an
inlC'rrstir.g record of intimate
home li fe is sho\vn against a back-
gr ound of the som~r beauty of
this nor th country. Ell'venth cen-
tury churches, sod-rooted houses
"'ith trees grO\l.'lng from the roofs,
small han1lets and modern cities
are pictured.
Souvenirs brought back include
a spinning \VhC'Cl. hand 1,1,·oven run-
ners of wool yarn and already in
practical use. a Jong runner Y.'OVe n
of fishing ne t with bands of bright-
e r r ags forming a striking patter n.
Mrs Stephe nsen's sister and
hostC'ss died v.•hile she v.•as ther e,
but there had been a reunion with
a n older sister and brother-in·law
from Seattlc in August. This
month Mrs. Stephens will visit her
mother, "'ho also lives in Seattle,
giving her thl' pleasure of this
,;sual trip .. back home."
Symphony Orchestra
Presents First Concert
Tue sday , Dec. 9
The Orange County Symphony
orchcstra ,,·ill give 'its first con·
cert of the season a t the Nc\\txir t
1-tarbor Union J-l igh school on
Tuesday' eve ning. Of.'Ce mber 9. A
s pl e ndid progr am has been ar-
rangcd by Director Clinton Sawin.
According to Francis J . Horvath,
publicity manager, the orchC'stra is
the youngest orga nization of its
!<ind in Souther n Calirornia and
Is con1posc-d of n1any well known
a rtists \\'ith expericnce in large
1.•astern symphony orchestras.
\'our at tcnd~nce is urged . Thcre
\Viii ht• no adn1i~sio n rC'C' and the
C'XCel\ence o f the performance
guarantees a fine evening's entl"r-
tainment.
Blanket Aids Church
The beautiful blanket. "'hich
\\'as donated by R~e Gorman, 1746
South Ana he im Strc('t , Cos ta f\1 esa,
to h elp raise runds for the new
SI. Joachim church, ...,·as \Von b>
l\lrs. George Lerton. 1780 Whit·
tier street, who held tic ket No.
194.
Other woml'n of thl' church have
been earning money through var-
ious projects and will report on
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~l ''·ha t they have done at the meet· ; ing of the Altar society. to be held
Daily S tore Hours
9 :30 A. M. to 5 :30 P. M.
"'k Se ll It Through . Classi fi ed Advertisi ng
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ROBES
Wide. flowing robes
are here again. in
satin and crepe quilts
GOWNS
Satins and Crepes
off-the·s.houlder models
Short slt.~-.·es
Slips --.-New Long Lengths
Satin and crepes
in "'1lite, bla ck and maple sugar
Bed Jackets & Negligee Slippers
T o match g°"''TlS
and robes.
Department Store s. fl H. . , ORlll'S W•Giw I
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Solemnized Thursday
Af Sf. Jomes Church
Solemniz.ed o n Thanksgiving
morning at St. J ames E pitcopal
church was the m&rriage of Ra-
mona Ruth Bates, daughter ot
Mr. and Mm. Ralph Bate<. South
Gate, and WiUJam Ben Gibbons,
son of Mr. and Mn. Hector L.
Gibbons of Corona del Mar. The "
ceremony was perfo rmed by the
Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler , vicar
of the church in the presence of
friends a nd relative!.
The bride, who was givPn in
marriage by her father, was at-
tended by · Mn. Tom Theoba ld of
• 'W''lf---------l'KllNITY 9TYl.D •••
Only · omp/ete Maternity Shop In Orange Co. '
Let It Corne Ju • SurpriM • • • l
That baby ot )'OUl'L The smart way to lmep yoll1'
llUle angel-cblld a 8eCl'et II to step llve1y dawn to
our Motber-~Be Shop. We've many bmut1tul
new Fall garments that conceal so cleYerly.
fJ:Jonna cill(a'Lie c£fwp
IU l'IOaTll ILUl'I, AllClADB llUKJ., Ml'IT.A AN.A
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Upholsterin9 *Slip Covers * Draperies
OUll'roll aDd BJl)ADY KADE
Jean White, Interior Salon
Pbme B• COii 116116 181% Newport BmL
11'1 TllB OBA WLl:'I' nJILNITtJU BLDG. OOllr.A MUI
Huntington P ark and Bob Gibbons j~::::::::::::::~::::::::::: served his brother as best man.
Afte r the ceremony a reception
and dinner was held a t the House
CUTTlNG THE WEDDING CA.KE &n1 Mr. and Mn. Marvin Green,
wtto&e marrl&I" took place No'" ?8 In Costa Meu.. At left t. the bnt
man Stanley Green, and a t riK"hl ls the brtdevnald, MtM Shirley
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Newport Heights Home Is Scene of Ceremony
Un iting Miss Hazel Smith and Ma rvin Green
The hom e of M.r . and Mrs. H . J.) l\1iss Fidll'r also acted as r.olo-
F'idler. ?04 Tustin avenue. N ew-1 ist , sing ing "Because" and "L Love
port Heights. was the scene or a You Trulr .. accompanied at the
charming \\'edding on Friday, Nov. ·
26 '"hl'n Ha ze l Jean Smith, daugh-piano by Mis.<> Doris Billings.
tcr of Mr . and Mrs. George H. In charge of t he guest book v.'Qs
Smith of Coachella. became the little Miss Georgia Ann Smith, pic-
bride of l\1arvin R.. Green. son of turesqul' in blU.e ne t O\'f'r \A·hite
Mr. and l\1rs. Otarles B. Green. saiin, the bodicf' bein g a part of
also from Coachella. The double her grandmother's trousseau some
ring ceremony "'as perfonned at 60 years ago.
7 p. m. by the Rev. J . H. Tuomi> After the ceremo ny a reception
son. pastor of Costa Mesa Com-for 30 guests was held in the patio.
munity church . The bride was born in Bakers-
The bride was lovely in white fi Pl d and attended Kern county
satin. the bodice fastened dOV.'Tl schools until last year. She is now
the front \\ri th m a ny tiny buttons. a student at Santa Ana high
Long slCC'ves ¥-'ere poin ted over school where she will complete her
the wrist and the skirt w as Ion~ course in January. The bride-
and fu ll. The veil of chantilly lace groom attended schools in Mesa.
fell in graceful folds from a crown Ariz.. and in Oregon . H e served
of white flowers and to complete three years in the naV)'. of which
the picture she carried a whlt e two were in th e Philippines. as
Bible on which was a single orchid. radioman second class. At p res·
Miss Shirley Fidler was brides-ent he is with Heam & Co .. man-
maid a nd her bouquet of pink and , u racturers of oil well tools. The
white carnations ha rmonized wi th I honeymoon is being spent in the
he r go'-''Tl of pink net over mateh· 1 south and for it the nev.' Mrs.
ing satin. Stanley Green, brother Green chose a suit of tan with
of the bridegroom, was best man. brown accessories.
Irene Mitchell Honored
At Pre-Nuptial Shower
A pre-nuptial shO\\'er honor ing
J\·tiss fre ne l\1it chell , daug hter of
l\lr. and T\1rs. H. G. ri,.t itchell. 148
East 201 h street, Costa l\lcsa. was
held at the home of l\1rs. A. R .
Rideout, 1161 Wells Place with
l\·trs. Clifford Guerin, cousin of the
hride-to-bc. as hostC'ss. assisting
hostesses being Mrs. Ridrout and
l\lrs . L. L. F owler.
· Gamcs were played, including
.. Pick -a ..,stick," "Do -a· trick."
"Questions and Ans'''e rs.. and
"GCJ<>s ip." prizC's being "·on by l\lrs.
H. H. Kelly, l\'lrs. Morris Crawley,
1\-lrs. Bob Tanner e nd l\1 rs. ~1abel
Kathleen Coleman
Certified Teache r or
PIANO
414: Tustin Ave. NwpL Height.a
Beacon 5895-M
Cordially Invites interested par -
ents and t he ir children to her
CHRISTMAS RECITAL
PARTY
Dec. 14, 1947, 2:30 p. m.
EBELL CLUB HOUSE'
515 \\'. CentnJ Nwpt. Beach
Be \\.ise -Advertise
of Florence. 6810 Coast Highway.
Those present were the new Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Gibbons and their
par e nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ba tes a nd
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Gibbons: Mr.
and Mrs. Rober t Wicker of West-
wood; Mr . and Mrs. T om Theobald
and daughter of Huntington Park;
Fred and Bob Bates of Sf'uth
Gate. brothers of the bride: Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Bomes an4t s..:.:-i
of San Diego; Mr. and J\1r s. H ec-
tor Gibbons jr. of South G a te> and
Bob Gibbons of Corona de! !\1 :lr.
The young couple arc on a
honeymoon a t Forest Home, nC'ar
Redla nds. They v..·ill rC'turn to t heir
s tudif'S a t the University of South-
ern Califor nia, m aking the ir home
~I 8440 San Antonio avenul', South
Gate.
Navajo Problem Told
To Capilla Circle
Authentic and firsthand infor-
mation regarding the Navajo In-
diaru; and their desper ate condi·
tion was brought to member s of
Capilla Cir cle of Cor ona dcl Mar
Community church at their No-
vember meeting by Mrs. J . M. Dro-
le t of El Navajo Gift shop, Cor ona
del Ma r . who lived for many years
at a t rading post in N ew MexiCo.
The speaker told of t he customs
of the Navajos, \\•horn she said
are a naturally friendly people. of
their rug a_nd jewelr y making
\\·h ich is almost their only m eans
of living. Dur ing the war many
of the young men served in .com -
munications for t heir language
v.·as better than any code and with
money tx.ing sent home their fam-
ilies prospered.
NO\\' the mortality r ate is r ising
as the~' do not have grazing ·land
to raise sheep and the government
gives them little or no aid . A
proud people, all they need is op-
portunity, the speaker stated.
T\frs. 0 . l\1 . Campbell, program
chairman. told of the \\'Or k v.1hich
thl' church dOC's among the I ndians
and asked t hat anyone having do·
nations of toys or clothing call
Ira'rbor 5673-\V.
Dull.
1-lighlig ht of the evening \vas the
opening of many love ly gift<> for
the nc,,· home and after\\'ard re-
freshments of home-made iCC'
cr eam, cookics and coffee Y.'ere
served.
A LOOK THAT COULDN'T BE NEWER
OR PRETI"l ER
Prl'scnt at the sho\\'t"T wer e the
bride-elect, her mother. Mrs. H.
J . Mitchell and her sisters. Ethel,
J oy and Rosemary. also her ~rand·
mother, Mrs. Rosa Kell y; thC' T\1es-
d.:imes Fowler. Rideout , Guerin,
J essie Turner, W. Lacefield . Mor·
ris Crawley, Roy Rousch and
Mabel Dull, all of Costa Mesa.
BALLET SU ITS
WITI-I DIMIN UTIVE JACKET ABOVE
RIPPLING BALLET SKI RT
BECOMES A MIRACLE OF SUAVE SOPI-CTSTICATION
CREATING A RHYTl·IM OF ITS OWN AS YOU MOVE
IN SOFT COLORS AND BLACK
O F 1009< VIRGIN \\'OOL BOTANY GABARDINE
crh'e Frances Norton Shop
!S6 Second I> Broad,...y Bide. 8ecoDd Floor-8anla Ana
Also the ~tesdamcs l-1 . H. Kelly,
\V. Corum, Susa n Brooks and
Bob Tanner of P uente: Isabel
Nickles of Pico, Barbara Hayes o f
Buena Park and l\·larshall Allred
of Lomita.
Miss Mitchell's marriage to ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I Charles Banks. son of Mr . and i
Mrs. Butler Banks of Tall City,
Ind. •Ot>k place on Sun day, Nov.
'3Q.
Cyndy Farns worth
Observes 3rd Birthc/oy
Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Farns-
worth entertained with a birthday
party for their da ughter Cyndy
on \Vedpesday, Nov. 26 at their
home. 1019 West Bay avenue. It
);'·as Cyndy's third birthday.
"Little Bo Peep" w as th~ t heme
for the decorations with a pink
center piece of the little shep.
he rdess and two molded lamb
birthday cakes while around the
room was an a r ray of balloons• in
springtime green.
In line with the nursery rhyme,
C)"Od}' a nd her mother wer e dress--
ed alike in pink frocks printed
with pictures of Little Bo P eep
and her sheep.
Recordings ~"ere made during
I he afternoon and the guests re-
ceived favors of personalized pink
plastic' cups and balloons.
Guests ~.,.-ere Kathleen and Jo hn
Huff._ Denny and Louise Handy,
Hamet and Susan Kin&, Jo-Apn
and Larry Hagen, Penny Escobar,
Sharman Bryan and Larry Ba~.
Newpor tfleecb; John Olarlton.
Sue and Wrtcht Harbart of Bal·
boa: Ricky no-. of Santa Ana;
Kathie ~ M<rlene and, S1""-
en Pbelpo. Billy Leef and Cyndy'n
a;randtnotber, Mn. T. H. Rountree
and Mn. O. Fu-111. ilnd her
pttl srandmottm-. Mn. llortba
Frw. all of Rl•alllde. ·
114 W. 4tll St.
PASADENA ' ...... , ... ., .. _ ~Ph. 6688
WNGBEACH --·-L&-
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• NEW SHAD~ •
Or Your Old Ones Made Like New
• Venetian Blinds
• Broadfelt
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Linoleum
Asphalt Tile
Come in or Call Us .... _ ..... _ .... _______ ...... __......._. ................... ,,,,__ .. _ ............... .
Hanson Shade & Linoleum Shop
Cor. Newport Blvd. & 23rd St.
Costa Mesa Ph. Beacon 500hJ
The Ideal Gift···
For Her Christmas
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HOUSE COATS saso Good Selection of Colors
Seersucker .
Complete Range of Sizes
Lou's Sports Wear
Formerly Uniform and Dress Shop
l 18 Merine' Avenue Balboa Island
Phone Herbor 2653,R
~ . S!d1 Jt ~ugh Clwifii;d Advertising "le
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CASTAW~YS' CH~I ra.--·--
. ; 1 .. XAXCJr B&WW .
Du.rt Scene Wins
• ·Print Competition
Pu11L1c Nonca '"" NIJWPOBT BALBOA llfl:W8-TIKJC8 P•e1 5
'l'UDDAY !ffJWJN!& llNoll, Oallf. Doc. !, lNT · .,.,.e ~ --opeciflc»-n> • ·n •
Ji.rel/OU cme al thme --~DO tblnk tbaf the
tlons .,..y be ~ at the of. authoriJH under aald conoUtuUon-al all richta al srantee bel-. c,rt W~-·· lowly wl !Ice al the Cl>'" Encb>Mr, Qty al frulchtae, all poleo, wlreo. con-SECI'ION 6. The IT-al tbla
poetic l)elert Sl!lltlnel won lint Hal~ Cty ot Newport Beach. • dalta and appurtances. which are tranchloe alulll rue a bond. ...,. . euta.._• Oub llIGBT be a private deal, -ban newr bait a peek at the old Plllace de ~ 11iU ,'X..., the
bluff uoak>idna the wbo1e al N...--t HarborT Fromlf ..!_I've bevd there -seem to be a few ol l/OU left! ... 00. l/OU•~ ~.
"' ...... thla Is for YOU! One trip mere will not~· convince ""'-that
It is not only open -to l/OU and your friends, but all ~"" to do to becane a member Is to loye It as much u 20,000 otben have
and sip l/OUr name and addreU ln the ''Loe-book". ~ whole aplrit
of the place II that It Is beln11 operated for your particalar reiaxlnll
and eatlna enjoyment, and you are made to feel just u welcome as tboul<h l/OU b8d paid big fat .dues. tbOUllh It Is probably tbe only
In the kOYElnber print mmpeti-The spedal attenuOn of ,...._ now or may bettafter be lawful-Din& to the Cty.of Newport Brodi.
tlcn al the Hali>ar Camera club pectlvo bidden Is caJlod to the ly placed on. In or under tbe wttb at leut two good and Alf.
at the meettnc hold In the Walter "PropoaaJ Requlremonta and Con-•treeta within Wei Cty, and (b l ftdont aureUes, to be •PPIVved
~-atudlo, Oxona do! l&ar, dlUona" annexed to the. b I an k to construct and Ille In said by tbe legislative body ~. In
with ~ S-1er pcealdlng. form of pro()QOOI for full cim.o. street., all poles, wires. condalta tbe penal •um of One Thouaancl
Other wlnnon """" 21 The Old tlona as to bldcllnii. and appurtancea. including com-Dollan ($1.000.00). conditioned
Weet by Gerhardt; 3) Buddlnr En-The City of Newport Beach re. munication circuit.I, necessary or that the grantee shall well and
g:inH!' by Don S tevens and honor-serves the right to reject any or proper for said purposes, is here. truly observe, fulf"ill and perform
ablo-.tlon, 1 I and 21. Bob Noel. all blclll.. by granted to Southern Calif or-each and every term and condl-
Plam were d1ICUSled for the 'ana FRANK L. RINEHART. nia Edison Company ,upon the tlon or thil franchise. and that in non-duel membership club in the world!
FllOll ALL OVE& TBJS UNITED STATES •.. nual dinner <:A the club to be held aty Clerk in and for te,rms and conclitions set forth case of any breach of condition of
after the holidays. Camera !ans the City of Newport in the Franchise Act or 1937. said bond, the whole •amolmt of AND OTHER FAR PARTS cane ~ who have.beeo told
about this unique atmosphere and the delicious home.style food,
even to Cap'n Don's own set of dishes in ~ch ~t is served. In fact
be has made about everything in the place, including the murals. little
driftwood lamps on your table, and you will feel that you have been
interested in joinlne may call Har· Beach. , SECTION 3. Sa i d franchise the penal sum therein named lhall
bor 292.w or Mr. Spengler. Dated: Nove mber 24, 1947. shall be indeterminate. that is to be take n and deemed to be liqui-
cordially invited to attend a party in his own studio!
AnniYersary Obserlfed ORDINANCE NO. 1186
Pub.-Nov. 26 ; Dec. 2. 1947. say, said franchise shall endure in dated damages and shall be re----------------1 tull farce and effect until lhe safue coverable from the principal and
Mr. and Mrs. Hanis Cottle Jr .. AMONG THOSE PRESENT THE OTllEB NlGJIT
... the W. R McBumeys, with a party. of slx,. ~d· th~ L . 0 .
Hollingsworths, also with six, the Walt Se1berts clinmg with the
Gordon Findlays the Bob Boycls. the Willred Berl~. the Loeschers
Sam Walker, ~Bowl.f1oat lmpressario Stanley, tl'?e Waltt;r Raes
ot Balboe., the De.Marks. the O'Hanlon treas~hunting farruly and
friends, Voyagers' Commodore Doc Va nDeGritt, and ~ore
Bill era.by, Lucille &. George Taylor, also Voyagers, trow. their yacht
'Tarpoon", Barney Francque of Newport Beach, Fay J:lam!lton . of
Costa Mesa, the C.D.M. Kindell Potters, for whom Don 1s m~elling
a new number. the C . D. CUnninghams, also of Corona, t he Basil Far·
rells. the Burton Baldwins of Costa, and the H. L. Barnums of
Corona del Mar. entertaining .their friends ~· and Mrs. Musfe lt. ~
Muslelt was making a suggestion for the Olnstmas covei:-for Barney s
"Beachcomber" magazine which they asked Don to pa.int for them .
who were married on Thanks~V· ORDINANCE GRANTING T 0
SOUTHERN CALIF O RNIA
EDISON COMPANY. ITS SUC-
CESSORS AND . ASIGNS, A
FRANOilSE TO USE. FOR
TRANSMTITING AND DIS-
TRIBUTING ELECTR I C ITY
WITHIN THE CITY OF NEW-
PORT BEACH FOR ANY AND
A LL PURPOSES 0 TH E R
THAN THOSE AUTHORIZED
UNDER SECTION 19 OF AR-
TICLE XI OF THE CONSTI-
TUTION OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA AS SAID SEC-
TION EXISTED PRIOR TO
ITS AMENDMENT ON OC-
TOBER 10, 1911. ALL POLES,
WIRES. CONDUITS AND AP-
PURTENANCES WHICH ARE
NOW OR MAY HERE AFTER
BE LAWFULLY PLACED IN
TIIE PUBLIC STREETS. AL-
LEYS. WAYS AND PLACES
WITHIN SAID CITY. AND TO
CONSTRUCT AND USE JN
S AID PUBLIC STREETS. AL-
LEYS. \\' AYS AND PLACES
ALL POLES. WIRES. CON-
DUITS AND APPURTANCES,
INCLUDING COMMU N I C A -
TION CIRCUITS. NECESSARY
OR PROPER F OR SAID PUR-
POSES.
shall, with the consent of the Put>-surities upon said bond. Said bond
lie Utilities Commission or t be shall be filed with the legislative
State of California, be voluntarily body of the Oty of Newport Beach
surrendered or abandoned by the within five (51' daya, after the
grantee, or until the State or date of the granting of this fran.
some municipal or public corpora· chise: and in case said bond shall
tion thereunto duly authorized by not be so filed, or shall not re.
law shall purchase by voluntary ceive the approval of the legisla·
agreement or shall condemn a nd tive body. this franchise shall be
take under the power of eminent forfeited and any money paid to
domain. all property actually used the Oty in conncetion therewith
and useful in the exercise of said shall like'A·ise be forfeited.
franchise and situate in the ter-SECTION 7. This franchise is
ritorial limits of the State. muni· granted under and in accordance
cipal or public corporation pur· \\.'it.h provisions of said Franchise
chasing or condemning such prop. Act o f 1937. ll'IDrlDRED & T\VENTV ME~IBERS OF THE COMtJS C~UB .. ·
... all in BuJl.frog s hirts. a nd Low·neck go¥.'l1S having a late
buffet party after their dance at the Country Club. I never ~w any
finer looking fellas, or more beautiful gowns on more beautiful wo·
men' I saw t he J ames Musicks. the Phi l Browns. the [)(>an
eamPbei1s: the J ack Henles. the John Pearsons . the Gilbert ~latts.
the Les Phillips. the Glenn, \Vallaces and Mr. & Mrs. Paul R en1us.
A NEW ISNOVATION THAT REALLY FITS! . . • .
BILL TR.IIT, who has his own schooner. so knows "'hat he's doing.
and WHY. He has inagurated a new deal for those who own a ™?at
and ~love it enough to want to give it the proper care and attention
and just can·t afford the time~
t:AKL \\'OODMAJl.'SEE'S beauUfuJ "Deeerf, Sentlnel" wiM finl
place In the No,·ember print competition o f Harbor Came ra c lub,
he ld recently at the Gerhardt s tudio, Corona del Mar.
He calls it a "Yacht Patrol'·. and for a reasonable fee he checks
your mooring lines. wash down your. decks. airs y~r boat O';lt. ch~ks
your rigging, you gas leaks. your bng_ht work. d;nes ~'our sails. brings
up your batteries, a nd gives her a b1.v.•eekly kiss. and a. pat on ~e
stern! You can contact him at Walt Cole's One-man Shipyard. Lido
Cove, or at his home in C.D.l\1 . 507 F ernleaf.
Two Celebrations ,
Birthday & Thanksgiv ing
Christmas Party
For Ebel/ Club
Of all Thanksgiving dinners. Yul('tide festivities v.111 predom..i.
perhaps 'he most fes tive \\•as that nate at the 01ristmas party being
at the horn(' of Mr. and Mrs. Rob· planned for members of Nc"'1>0rt
C>rt Melrose TI1ompson II of Santa Beach Ebel! club on Thursday,
Ana avenue for.it v.·as also a bir1h· Dec. 4 at 2 o"clock . SMALL \VORLD DEPART:\-IENT
Jean Tixier and J oy-Lelle Brandt "'ere e ntertaining a charming lady
for clinner at Castaways' 'tot her night. v..'ho had rented "Cap'n" Don's
home for the summer, 18 years ago, on Ma nhasset Bay, Long Island
Sound!
d ay celebration for the host's Ebell Juniors, unOl'r !h(' direc·
mother. Mrs. Isabelle Thompson tion of \Vini l\·1artin, are planning
o f Pasadt:'na who was observing decorations which reflect the holi·
her 81st birthday anniversary. day spirit and the Christmas OUR LAUG H FOR TODAY: Seated about the 12 foot table theme will be further enhanC'e'd in
v.1ere member s of two four.gene-the musical program. There will
ration lines_ I t was a beautiful be a gift exchange and each mem~
table "'1 th its decorations of pink bcr is reminded of that extra gift
and yellow. and was laden with to be brought for the Orange
fruits, nuts. candies and other County hospital. These gifts are
good things. Sharing honors with to be labeled, whether for boy or
the birthday cake which was a girl. man or woman, and, if for a
pretty picture "'ith its border of child. the age. Follo'A'ing the gift
lighted candles. v..•as a huge Eng. exchange tea wiU be served.
Cap. Don is helping a late dinner guest work the "Ouija 13;<>8rd"
on the quarter deck. but Don is the one who gets the answer. . ..
finds out about a grandchild he didn•t know he had! ... na med
''Wendy'' ... he checked it . and fO:tJnd it was true,-his ELEVENTH.
-he thought he only had TEN~
WORTHINGT
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Refrigeration
1'11EON AMMONIA
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Air Conditioning
I._ tD llO -
Pressure Pumps
Centrifugal Pumps
IW AD..,._,,... and
AD Uqalda ho Sloc.k
Call •
CU 8. 1.-AnplM St.. Allabelm
Pbonfl 48215
World Friendship Theme
For B&PW Meeting
T aking her audience on an lish plum pudding. At a recen t executive board
imaginar}' visit to women in for· ~frs Thompson. whose late hus· ma>ting fi ve new members were
eign 'countries. Mary Lee McOer-band v..•as a Boston shoe manufac· voted into the club and two resig.
matt spoke to membt.•rs of the turer, has made her home on the nations "·ere accepted. Mrs. Ro.
Business and Professional Wrr "'est coast for several years. Other bert Killifer presided in the a b·
men's club at a r ecent meeting mC'mbers of the family who en· sence of the president, Mrs. Bruce
held at \Vhite·s Park a"'enue cafe. l\1cBride. joyed the happy reunion were Mr.
Miss ~1c0ermott told the group and l\1rs. H. B. Atkinson and l\1rs. McBride has recently re·
of the "'.romen's International daughter Patricia and Mr. and turned from Riverside where she
Friendship league \vhich, 1hrough Mrs. 8.}Ton Atkinson and sons, has been attending the Southern
personal rorrespondence. promotes Scott and BarfY· of Glendale: Mr. District convention of Fcdt'.>rated
friendships bet\\•een womec o f the a nd l\1rs. Robert Atkinson a nd son Women's clubs of California ai;
United States and others· ir: Eng-J\·tark f\.·1elrose of New'(X>rt Heights; safety cha.innan for Southern Di.S-
land. FranCC'. Holl a nd, Sou th Afri· l\tr. a nd !'-1rs. H arlan Arnold and trict Federation. l\-1rs . 11cBride
ca. Australia and other countries d3 ughter Ch er yl, Mi!-l.s Jeanne gave a N'port t o thC' convention
as a step toY:ard world peacf'. Thompson a nd Robert M . Thon1p. and ,..,.ill be heard over station
On the entertainm£"nt progrci m son III of (;osta Mesa , Miss M. KVOE. Santa Ana, on or about
V•as Barbara Cannon or the \·an Daisy Thompson of Altadena, Miss !\.'larch 15.
de Camp bakery in ttv? Ma r ket E:. Dorothy Thompson of Pasa· Accompanying l\1rs. l\.1cBride
Spot. Balboa l sland, \\'ho gave sev· dena and th<' host and hostess. and n-prescn ting the local ~II
<'1'3.I pantomines to recordf'd music. ---------------1 club v..•as l\1rs. John \\1ilson. Mrs.
"Bubble Gum·· and "Cocktails for from noon un til 4 p.m .. no charge \Vilson is amenities chairman for
'f\,·0 " received so much applause being made. Orange county a nd was respons.
she v..'as asked to repcoat them. f"our Girl Scouts Crom Troop ible for decorations for the ban·
Dorothy Sutherland presided 13, l"C'\\'port Beach. led in the QU<'I on the first night of th£> oon.
and Irene Morris reported on pro-flag salute and told about the vention.
g-rcss of the Christmas Previev.' cooki<'s: sale "'hich will aid their ---------
to be hold O.c. 6 at the Bamboo Little House building fund. Photographer Opens
Room , Balboa. ShC' announced that I Dorothy Sutherland y..·as v..•inn<:.r
mC'rchants' d isplay booth~ \\·ould of the ~ merchandise order from New Stuc/io Annex
ing eve seven years ago, celebrated
the annlvenary with a turkey din-
ner at their home, 1529 West Cen-
tral avenue.
PueL1c NoT1cEs
.'IOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN
BULK .and NOT ICE OF INTENDED
TRANSFER t>F LIQUOR LICENSE
OR LICENSES.
NOTICE TS HERY.BY GfVEN :
That ARTllUR t-lLVER and GOR-
DON A . PADFIELD. Vendor.& and Ll-
riensee11 . whoee addre11s 111 2-06-208 Palm . In the City or Balboa . County of Or-
un11:e . State of C11.l\fOl'Tilll. Intend to
...,11 , tranl'lfer anti a...s!Jl:n lo TliE BLUE
ROOM 01'~ BALBOA. 1!'\'C .. Vende4? and
'ntended Tr&naferel!. who11e addre11s Is
:!06-208 Palm. In the City or ~e.lboa , C'<Junty or Orani;l'e. State of Ca!Lfornla,
l he followtng described personal prop·
f'rty. to-wit: All 11tock \n trade. fixtures. eQulp-
"1ent and good wlll o f a certain eafe ~nd cockt"ll bu11lne11;! kno..,•n M ELEC·
TRTC GRILL & BLUE ROOY nnd lo·
•'atPd at 206-208 Palm in the City or B1t1boa. County of Orani;::e. State or
California. and tN1.n11fer the tollovdng
l\lcPhollc ~veraKe llcen!e: On·Sale general license S o. P -4377-B tor thf!
pf"f'm1ees local~ at 206-208 Palm In
the C'lty or Ba.lhna, Count)' or Orange.
S111.1e o f CaJltornl&. Amount of purrha.e price or con-
!!lderatlo • ln conn~tlon with 11 a I d
lr&nllfer of a.aid llcen!le lfl the 11um or
None. · l That a Mle. tran11fer and a.&~1gnmen
of the afo ~aald atock In trade, flit· tu~e. equipment a.nd good w\11 of the .. aid bu11lne!'11 wlll be made. therefor
i.ogether wllh the con11lderatlon for
the tran11fe r a nd MlllJl'nment o r the
11.furesald llcen!e wl11 be p1lld on the 10th day ot Decen1ber . 1947. at 10 :00
o'clock A . M .. 11.t the e~crow depart·
ment or RALPH MEYER I: ASSO·
CIATE& nt 416 W . 8th St .. In the City
of Loe Angelel!. County ot Loa An-
geles, State of California.
DATED November 10th . 1947.
ARTHUR SILVER Vendor and Llcen~.
GORDON A. PADFIELD
Vendor and Llcen1tl!:'e .
THE BLUE ROOM OF BALBOA. INC. By ARTHUR SILVER. Pre!! . Vendee and Intended Transferee.
Pub.-Dec. 2. 1947.
NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE
!'\'OTICE IS HEREBY GJVEN. that
P . D . Eutman. residing at 2147 South
Broadv•ay, Santa Ana. California. In· tend!! 10 sell 11.nti tra.n11fer to V. Cath-
11rl11e Carrillo. Whose re11ldence Is at 109 North GarnMy Street. Santa Ana. C'a.l\fnrnl11o . t h e followln11: described
bu11lne1111 and prop.4!rty , lo-wll : All tha.t certnln rlean!ng a.nd
pre!Jl!tnK buslneSll. located Ill 2903
We11t Central A,•enuP. ln the city
of :"\ewport Beach. Callfomla, an~
kno"'" a." "Br•)adwa~' Clea.ner.J.
togethe r 'V.'llh all o f the s t(M'k·ln · 1radf'. flxt11 re11 and equipment lo-ca~d therein 11.nd thereon and ap·
pertaining thereto. and together ,..!th the good "'·Ill of said bu11!-
ne11•. Said sale wlll be m11de at 10:00
,.'r l'll'k A. M .. on DecembPr 5th. 1947.
Rt the oUlre of Frank L . Bowma.n. 208
SpurJl:l"(lfl Bulldlnir. Fourth and S)"Ca·
n1•l rf' St r...et!I. Santa Ana. Callromla. at
whlrh tlmf' and place the con11!dera-
ll•'n or price therf'fo r 11'111 bf' p11.1d.
D ATED : !'\°O\"emher 25th. 1947.
P. D. EASTMA:-:
Seller.
Pub.-De1:. 2. l!M7.
C ITY OF Ne''"J>Or1 Beach
Callfornla
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~~ open to th(' public on that day BluC" 'Sails shop.
'
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received at the office of the City
Enjoying the ho~pitalit}' of \Val. Clerk. City H all. City of Newport
tcr Gerhardt at a buffet sup(X'r BC'ach. California. until 4: o'clock
Saturday evening WC're a group of P. M. o n thC' 8th day of December,
p<>ople who joined with the host 1947 at \\·hich time they will be
in C('l<'brating the opening of the publicly opened and read. for fur·
ne"· addition to his photographic nishing the following material :
studio at Corona de! l\1ar. 7250 Lineal F eet of 24" .
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A -doable-end< -1 bridp
aow spaDJ Caayoa Diablo <•&Wu ..... 22Sr...dftpiDdw -.i-i ol _...,, Ari>oaa)
Oii the .WO line ol die Su.tai Fe
l:.c•eco CUcap> and Calilomia.
nm ..... bridp~ which •
.......... old ...... ond<n.
..... bS441en lcaa.J2fenw0.
ii um 1ine1. _. a:mtaint Ol'lr lz.ooo -., .. ._. .. -i.
.,... ._..ilatcna.c:.oom ii
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hailt IO t.DdJe aay'Cbio.3 i.a. nil
In& dw: futun CU}' brin_:..
Caoyoo Diablo lkiJge is jlbt.
put of s...ta Pc'• coctinui.na PfOo
pam ol i:alptot<liOlftU-fJ'Pbl
ol the S.Ota ft> spirit o( piOll WWW
-~ ptOOfid. ... fe ~ •icll ld'90rlwr rid• ......... -.. ~..... eAciw ,.;pt haedl ...
k ii .... -p:xl ta-. .. ....U..or+·r1:ilc'"S•1F ...... 111 • ...,.. -
SANTA Fl_SYSTIM LINES : .. s...k9..e--iss11• ..
It was a n informal affair with W ater Pi~.
games and a general good t ime. No bid will be received unless it
Among those present \\'ere the is made on a proposal form fur.
Messers and Mesdames Bob Reed. nished by the City Engineer. Each
Walter Mellott. Lucius Smith, Bart bid must be accompained by (cash ,
Rust. William Warre n. Michael Cl'rtified or cashier's check, or
Rottuno. Kelly. Fran~ Junkins: bidder's bond) made payable to
f\.1iss Lily Thompson, Mi's. Patricia the City of Newport Beach. for an
Thompson, Joan and Rex Brandt, amoun t equal to at least ten (10)
Solan Foster, Gale SmaJlv.roocJ., per cent of the amount bid, such
Mike Kline, Pauline Organ, Mr. guaranty to be forfeited should
and ~trs. H. E. Busby and Mr. and the bidder to whom the contract is
_Mrs __ ._Anna __ n_d_W_ood __ b_u_ry_. ----I awarded fail to enter into the
Be Wise -Advertise contract.
BAYVIEW
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COMPANY
FIR --PINE --REDWOOD
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DOORS Wall Boards
Slab, PUel, Su-
Mouldings Shin~es
Vear, c-,...'tluM. Shzw •
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Mu; art 811·111 - " 't• 111·•
The City Council of the City of
Newport Beach docs ordain as fol·
lows:
SECTION 1. Whenever in this
ordinance the words or phrases
her einafter in this section defined
are used, they shall have the re·
spective meanings assigned to
them in the following definitions
(unless, in the given instance.· t he
context wherein they are used
shall clearly import a different
meaning}:
I a) The word "grantee·· shall
mean the corporation to \vhich
the franchise ·Contemplated in
this ordinance is granted and
its lawful succes90rs or as·
signs;
(b) The word "City" shall
mean the City of Ncv.'J)Ort
B each. a municipal corpora·
fion of the Stale of California,
in its prC'se n t incorporated
form or in any later r eorganiz·
ed. consolidated. enlarged or
r e·incorporated form;
{c) The word "strC'ets" shall
mean the public streets, v..·ays,
alleys and places as the sam e
no"' or may herC'aftcr exist
v..•ithin said City:
Id) The phrase ·'poles, \vircs.
conduits and appurten ances"
shall mean poles, to\vers. sup.
ports, wires. conductors, ca·
blcs. guys, stubs, platforms,
crossarms, braces. transform·
er.:t, insulators. conduits. ducts,
vaults, manholes, meters. cut·
outs, sy.•itchcs. rommunication
cir cuits. appliances, a t tach·
mC'nts. appurtenances and a ny
other property located or to
be located in. upon, along,
across, under or over t he
streets of the City, and used
or useful in the transmitting
and/or distributing of electric·
ity;
< e) The phrase "construct and
use·· shall m ean to lay, con·
struct, e r ect, install. operate,
maintain. use. repair or re-
place.
(fl The phrase "constitutional
franchise" shall mean the
right acquired through ac·
ceptance by said grantee or its
predecessor in estate of the
offer con tained in t he prrr
visions of Section 19 of Ar·
ticle XI of the Constitution
o f the State of California, as
.said section existed prior to
its amendme nt on October 10,
1911, and now own ed by said
grantee.
SEcnON 2. The franchise (a)
to use, for transmitting and dis·
tributing electricity within the
City of Newport Beach for any
~d all purposes other than those
°'CAP"N" DON'S
ea.Ua.wa'/4' e1~
'"Most Unique a nd Artistic Eat·
ing Place on the West Coast'' • On tbe Bluff Overlooking Balboa
Bay and Newport Harbor • -OOllBINA'DON DINNIJB8
~--.:alwJ•
Ordon f:nml 5 to 10 -alPll • l'WR11 ta•le•:BSIDNI ...
erty. or until said franchise shall SECTION 8. Th is ordinance
be forfeited for noncompliance sh all become effective thirty (30)
with its terms by the grantee. days ,q ft er its final passage, un-
SECTION 4. The grantee of said less suspended by refer endum pe·
franchise shall, during the term titian filed as provided hy law.
therrof, pay to said City, a sum SECTIOK 9. The grantee of this
annual!}· \Vhich shall be equivalent franchisf.' sha ll pay to the City a
to two percent (2'7r I of the gross sum of money sufficien t to r eim·
annual receipts of said grantee burse it for all publication ex·
Rrisi ng from the use, operation or penses incurred by it in connection
possession of said franchise: prrr "'ith the granting thereof; said
vidl'd, hov..·cver, that such payment P<t.Ym('nt to be made within thirty
shall in no event be less than a (30) days a fter the City shall
sum which shall be equivalent to have furnished said grantee \\'ith
one·half percent (1~<J,) of the a written statement of such ex-
gross annual receipts d('rived by penses.
grantee from the sale of electric· s E c TI Q N 10. The franchise
ity within the limits of such City granted her e by shall not become
under said franchise and said con· effective until written acceptance
stitutional franchise. thereof shall have been filed by
SF.CTION 5. The grantee hereof the gran tee with the City Clerk.
shall file y..·ith t he Clerk of said SECTTON 11 . Ordinance No. :564,
City, within three (3 ) months adopted by the City Council o!
a fter the expiration of the calen· the City of Newport Beach, State
da r year. or fractional calendar o f California on September 2, 1947,
year. following the date of the is he reby r epealed.
granting of this franchise. and SECTI ON 12. The City Clerk
within three (3) months after the shall cause this ordinance to be
<'Xpiration of each and every cal· published once w ithin fifteen (15)
endar year thereafter, a duly veri· days after its passage in Newport
fied statement showing in detail Balboa News·Times, a newspaper
the total gross receipts of said of general circulation published
gr a ntee. during the preceding cal· and circulated. in said City.
endar year, or such fractional cat. First read at a regular meeting
endar year, from the sale of elec· of the City Council of said City
tricity within said City. Such held on the 10th day of November,
grantee shall pay to said City 1947. a nd finally adopted and or-
V..'ithin fifteen (15) days after the d ered published at a regular meet·
time for filing said statement, in ing of said council held on the
la\\'f u\ mcn('y of the United States, 24th day of November, 1947 by the
tfle aforesaid percentage of its following vote:
gross receipts for the calendar AYES: Councilmeh Allen. Siler,
year , or such fractional calendar I sbell , Robertson, Reed.
year, covered by said statement. NOES. Councilmen, 'None.
Any neglect. omission or refusal ABSENT: Councilmen, None.
of said grantee to fil e ' said veri· 0 . B. REED.
fied statement. or to pa)' said per. Mayor of the City of
ccn tage at the tim~ or in the man. Nev.1>0 r t Beach.
ner herC'inbefore provided. shall ATTEST: FRANK L. RINE-
be grounds for the declaration of HART, City Clerk of the City ot
a forfeiture of this franchise and Newport Be~ch .
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607 Coast Hiway
Corona d el Mar
Barbor Z.&Z2 or 2291...J
REMODEL:
Spurgeon Bldg.
Santa Ana
Phone 76SS
Increase Income
100 PER CENT Fl1'"A.i"TCED e F .U.A TEBMS
• .i\dd Rooms & Bath!> • Garages converted to ll\1ng quarten
• Free eHtirnate§ &: sket~hes. • A5."llst In planning lmpro,·ementa
Boorey & Poirier
~~~'::to~~h~~ BUILDERS s,r~· ~~·
Harbor 2122 or 2291-J Phone 763S
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• insurance
p.a. palmer IHCOIPOIATED
w. o. buck, insurance counselor
3333 via lido, newport
lelephone newporl beoch,
beoch, co Ii f.
harbor 1500
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He's saving 'specially
for it ... and getting
'swell' earnings with
IMSUllD SAFETY
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAYINGS ••J LOAN ASSOCIATION
P . .4. P.i-r, .Praidcm •
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NEWS-TIMES
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.... lptlon ~In Adnnce: '3.25 per,_ In Ortnp COUncy; S3.SO per )'Ml' to 4th Zone; 13,75 per yar to 8th Zone.
JED-u Second-0-matter at the Pootoffice In Newport Beach,
California. under the Act of March 3. l'l97
LUI D. PORTER --Publlaher
WCIUS S. SMITH. Ill. ---• Manallioe Editor
W. F. DIXON ----, ---- -Adv~rtistn&' Manaaer Prlntlng Plant, 3011 W. Centra.l Avenue, Newport l'each, California
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
A Dependable Local InaUtuUo:1 for Over 19 Yean
·NATIONAL EDITORIAL lffl~~
Active
Member
of
Don't Let Death Take Your Holiday
Ten persons will be killed and 200 injured in. Cali-
fornia traffic accide nts each day in December if the
ave rage of the last 10 years ho lds true, was the grim
warning issued today by Clifford E. Peterson, Com-
missioner of the California Highway Patrol as he em-
phasized the statewide "Don't Let Death Take Your
Holiday" program now in prggress.
All ou t public support can reduce this terrific t ol l.
Last Christmas was a pe riod of heavy loss of life,
but New Year's Eve was much improved when public
opinion wa~ aroused and the cry for greater saf ety
came from all sid es. Thi s year. LET US RESOLVE
to make th e entire month the safest December in his-
tory.
We all kn ciw that too much speed, driving while
intoxicated, improper passing, and vi olation of right-
of-way laws are the principal causes of highway ac-
cidents. Drivers and pedestrians alike must realize
these dangers and do their part in changing the acci-
dent picture in California.
DON'T LET DEATH TAKE YOUR HOLIDAY.
DON 'T BE RESPONSI BLE FOR IT'S TA K I NG
SOMEONE ELSE'S.
It's Christmas Shopping Time
In just three weeks, jolly old St. Nick will descend
the family chimney-and lo, it will be Christmas.
Between now and December 25th however , it's
shopping time and the sooner it's done, the better.
Santa, although reportedly wo rking overtime, can't
keep gifts in shprt supply on hand for those who wait
un t il the la st frantic min utes.
Every kid knows Santa's North Pole wo rkshop
won't be able to produce enough to f ill all the stock-
ings in the land. And every Mother and Dad should
kno w that the deman ds of a Nati on wi th more money
to spend than eve r before in hist ory, will make gifts
not on ly hard to find but more expens ive. That's
sim ple economics.
Remember, then, and make it easy on yourself :
it's Christmas shopping time-now !
Point Technical
Slip-Ups Costing
Many Vets Jobs
Many veterans are losing out on
good state jobs because of im-
proper procedure in filing for \•et-
eran preference points in state
ci'\il service examinations, Mr. Ben
Liebermann, director of the de-
partment of veter ans affairs ot
Ora nge county said today.
Any veteran or wido'v of a vet-
eran is entitled to 10 points addi-
tiona l on examination scores after
attaining the minimum passing
grade. Di.Sabled· veterans \vith a
current disability r ating of 10 per -
cent or more are granted 15 pref-
erence points.
To receive the preference the
veteran or veter an's Widow must
file an "Application for Veteran
Preference." '''ith the State De-
partment of Veterans Affairs, P .O.
Box 1559, Sacramento 7, Calif.
Application forms and complete
information and assistance in pre-
paring them properly may be ob-
tained ,\·ithout charge at the Or-
ange County Veterans Service
Center , located at 225 North
Broad"·ay , Santa ;\na. Current
listi.ngs or ci,il service examina-
tions aJso ·are on filC' at the office.
~finnesota boasts ·nearly 4.000
manufacturing institutions, the
outstanding of '"'hich are flour and
grain mills.
Be \\.'ise -Ad\"ertise
TAX-FREE DAYS
GONE ON TRAILERS
SACRAMENTO, D<-c. 2-(UP)
Tax-free days apparently are over
for thousands o[ California house
trailer o-wTters.
Director of ri .. fotor Vehicles Ed-
gar E . Lampton warned trailer
owners they must pay a registra-
tion fee and a ''chicle license tee
in lieu of local ta..:cs, or a tax
on r esidential property.
He poin ted out the stale ve~
hicle code requires a house trailer
to be licensed only when moved
upon a highway. The health and
safety code requires it to h a\·e a
valid license from a state motor
vehicle depar tmen t before it can
be parked in a trailer camp.
Two attorney general's opinions
of "more than five year 's stand-
ing" hold that a trailer used as a
place or permanent r esidence be-
comes liable for assessment as res-
idenC(' proJ)C'rt)'.
Mayberry Shoe Repair
ONE DAY SERVICE
1831 Newport Ave.
<JOSTA MESA
Pacific Heating Co., Inc.
Residential & Commercial Heating
Forced Air, Gravity and Floor Furnaces
Harbor 676-R
1709-11 Coast Hiway Corona del Mer
• •
• 01' tcJBuo OPINION
a resldentlal to a oommerdal-
]y clomlnated community.
U you are not in one of the two
foregoing groupo you should oot
oppooe 'the formation o! the dis-
trict.
It· ts underst ood t hat on Friday,
Dec. 5, i 947 an injunction brought
1l'Oll DmlMll'~ 111:11
Howard W. Gerrish
l80I N __ , ---
OOllTA l(EllA
..._ B?aea aw
.-to delay the formation of the
How clom tbe Oraap OoaaQ" MJWer plaa ltaad at tbll Umef assessment district will be heard,
8all* •· lluk~, daalrmaa, taaltaUOD committee, •yt: and presumably t he City Council Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life
"""""" and Cootract Bonds Written
'lbere 11 no question about Qr.
1
tion In that district are ascertain-will then a nnoµnce its approval or'
a.nae rounty'a need tor a aanita-ed. An election then follows t disapproval of thf' :!SSCSsmt::nt plati.
tlon plan. Newport Harbor ls par-which the people decide if '~e There is lit t le t ime left in which
Ucularly lntereated In the present bonds shall be voted Under the to act. U you ha ve signed a pro-
program for aolvtna the MnitaUon law the board of sa~ita tlon dis-test against t he district, instruct
prob1em. -tricl No. 5 will include the m a yor the City C.ou n.:il to void it. If you
NEWPQBT HIGH SCBOOL ART ()LA88 mak•nc Xmu 8-1. poet.-
en whJcll will be on cll•pl•y ln Newport. RMdlal from left to rtaflt:
Alter many months of st udy and of Huntington Beach, the m a yor are approached and asked to sign
investia:a tion by a group of poted of Newport Beach and t he chair-a prates~. r efuse to do so.
a uthor ities, this eounty's r eport man ot t he board ot supervisors. Richard F. Featherstone.
Harbor Glass Co.
Carol Gou. Bill M atUnc ly and .loan Beebe. Barbua Sun.kir t. tbe
art teMft.er. has been issued The report 'was Careful and lengthy s tudies were
The Editorial
Circuit Rider
(A umPo•lllum of Editorial ~nurie.01
from ,California. nl!••t111Pf'HI -.-., I . P, Jlt lAtlQHLJS'
Ualt.d ~ SWI C~M.nt
Governor Warren wouldn't ha\'C
much difficulty being elected pres-
ident if received the GOP nomi-
nation and the deciding ballots
\\"E're cast by California editors.
1V1ost of the editors feel he is
the outstandin~ candidate thus far
n1cn1ioncd. and one '"ho would
unitc oppasin~ cl<'mCnts of the
elector ate sufficiently t o insure an
easy ride to thC' While l-[ouse.
N£'edlC'SS to say, GO\'C'rnor \Var·
r£'n's ac:kno'''l('dgf'mC'n l of the
eampai£n on his behalf," said tht"'
EurC'ka lfumboldt S1andard. ""'ill
prompt nn immcdi<1te and C'nthus-
iastic r C'sponst' on the part of the
RC'publican pr1 rty in Cnlifornia. as
'''ell as among countlC'SS ind('PC'nd-
C'nt voters '''ho rC'cognizC' statC's-
manship as thC' prime rrqui~itr for
the highrst go\'crnmC'nt al posi tion
the nation has to o ffer. • • • I-ii!'
entir(' ptthlic record is \~:i thout a
single blemish.
Nf'xt year's campai£n ,,·ill hang
h£'n\'ily o n forC'ign aff.1irs. com-
n1cnts !hC' San FrnnC"isco ~e\\'S,
"henCC' jud_gf'mcnt must v.·ait up-
on his utterances as a candidate.
upon thC' disc losure of his grasp
or foreign affairs. Coming into
the fray fr('sh fron1 the \\'est '''ith
no pre\'ious commitments, ,,.e suh-
m isc his declarations \\'ill be await-
C'd '''ith maximum intt•rcst. (X'r-
haps maximum hope by a country
27 Cases for
State's Labor
Conciliators
SACRAMENTO, D<-c. Z--(UP)
California's ne'v labor conciliation
service whjch went into oper ation
in September handled Z1 cases
during t.hc first month and a half
of oper ation and helped to settle
nine of the disputes, State Director
of Industrial Relations Paul Schar-
r cnberg r eported today.
ScharrcnbC'rf,:; said that 17 labor-
managcmC'nt disputes '''hich had
bC'C'n suhmi1tcd to the ser\'ice·for
ronciliation \\'C'rC' still pending a t
!he rnd of October.
TherC' ''"erC' l 1 cases in the Los
Ant:clcs arra. he addrd: t\\'O in
San DiC'go, ten in thC' San Joaquin
\'alley, t\VO in San Francisco-Oak-
land. and onC' case each in Sa n
J osC' and Eureka.
made by A. M. Rawn, chief engi-made to estimate U1e effect or
neer a nd general manager ot Loa dumpin g t he effluent out in the
Angeles County S a nitation dis-ocean. Months of study ~f tides
tricts, Chairman. Professor E mert-and ocean curr ents have convinced
tus Charles Gilman H yde, Univer-the experts th a t no conta mination
sity of CaUfornia, Berkeley, and of the beaches will • result with
Dean Franklin Thomas ot Califor~ an outfall 15,000 feet in length.
nia Institute of T echnolou . P asa-(Note the present outfall is only
dena. 3,000 feet long).
Those who h ave s tudied the re-the hearing for your district,
por t approve t he plan. The pro-No. 5, will be held on Thursday,
gram covers nearly all ot Orange December 4 , at the · court house
coun ty. I t recommends the crea-a t Santa Ana at 10 o'dock a.m.
tion of ten sanitation districts. Committees fr o m H un tington
Nev.:por t Beach a nd H un tington Beach and Newport Beach arc
Beach are in one district , district keeping in close touch with the
No. 5. pr oceedings.
Most important to the coast Improvement of present se\ver
a reas, the plan includes an ou t-facilities must be provided very
fall line extending into the ocean soon. It is the opinion of your
for 15,000 feet. It will ·be near board of directors a nd the se,,·cr
the present outf a ll line (this is commit tC'C' tha t the plan no'" pro-
only 3,000 fC'ct long). posed "'iii ser vc the ncC'ds of the
Under the plan, eight of the area for many, many years. IJ ,,.r
ten distric ts share in the cost do not join In tha JCf'nPr al county
of the outfall. T\\'O di stricts do plan ~O\\r, lhr n \\'£ ~rt:ST ~oon,
not use the outfall. Each district for health reasons, d e\·t·Iop our
contributes to thC' cost of building O\\·n pla.n at much li:Tf'atrr f'Xpt>nse.
complicntes a n already complc>x trunk line SC'''·crs in their districts.
si 1ua1ion in "'hich more than a District No. 5. bc>cause of high val-
hatr dozen m('n, and all of high 1 uations. etc .. has a lower tax rate
calibC'r, are po1en1ial Republican tha n most of the districts.
nominees," said t he Long Beach The plan requires that an open
LETTERS ,TO THE
NEWS-TIMES
Pr('ss-Tclcgrnm. "It v.·ould be a hearing be held for each district. L-------------.J
r eckless prognosticator \vho '''ould At this hearing the boundariC'S for
,·enture to say "'hich of these men the district '''ill be determined. I f
'vould tx> nominated. • • • If nom-over 27,. of the voters in a distr ict
Corona del ?\1ar.
Dec. 1, 1947.
inatC'd. Governor \Varrcn. would objC'ct to the creation of the dis~ The Editor,
have the adva ntage of having no trict. then an election must be NC'''J>Or t Balboa Neu·s-Times,
enemiC's as the result of acti\'iti('S call('d to dC'cidc if the district sha11 Sirs:-
in the nationAl fi eld, and most CC'r-be created.
lainly th...., GOP par ty chieftains AftC'r !he people \'Ote in favor of
\\'OUld give him their rull co-opera-the crealion Of 8 district. the plans
tion." and estimates of cost of construe-
As a property O\\'nC'r in Corona
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
del Mar I bC'lie\'C it is time to face
lhe real issue in regard to the
China Co\'e assessme nt district
here in Corona de! Mar.
praying for guidance and leader-ACCOUJ\'TA}ll."T
ship through a baffling \\1 o r 1 d ----'==""''--"=----PHYSICIANS &I: SUR0g()N8, M..D.
I mu.c;t emphatically r eject the
effort of B. Z. J\1cKinney, in recent
statements before public gather-
ings and in a recent letter to thC'
local ne\\·spapcrs, to place this
contro\'crsy on a purely argumen-
tati\·c basis.
crisis." Income Tax Con~ultanta
AtfOUllllQ&" • A u.dltlaa • Boolr.kf!f'plnc A. V. Andrews, M.D.
PHYSICIAI{ H is d€'Cisi on to enter the race. \VILLIAMS & \\1LLIAMS and
hO\\'l'\'cr , "u·<is the only one \\'htch Bualnees !\.fa.nacement SURGEON
could ha\'<:> bcC'n n1ade under the Consultants ill Cout JIJgb\\'aJ. Harbor 568
1
circumstancf's," not<'s the Sacra-Office: Costa Meu Bank Bid«. Corooa del Mar
mento Bee, continuing : "It has Bea. 5639-J Cotta Meu, Calli.
ROSSI'S
Cafe and
Liquor Store
NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH
1811% Coast mway
Corona del Mar
''THE SAME OL D PLACE"
COCKTAILS
CIRCLE TAXI
Harbor 320 -·-Taxi Stand Now on
Balboa Island
at \\"hite's Cale -·-Balboa Island Rates
25c -·-Corona del Mar Ra.tes
35c
Anywhere In Corona del ~far
24-HOUR SERVICE
!811 Lafayette Ph. Bar. -
AUTOMOBILE GLASS
BOAT GLASS
and Boat I.etteriug
GU... Installed While You Wa.lt
See Gene
FOR BIRTHDAY
& WEDDING CAKES
HARBOR~
Imported Wines and Beer
Dellcates..en
We apeclallze In Wedding and
Blrtllday Cakes
GENE'S BAKERY
7mi: Coast Hwy. Corona del ~tar
OPE.V 8 A. M. TO 8 P. ilL
• SIZZLING Sl'EAES e Dellcloos Hamburgen e Home Baked l'leo
SHEP'S t
1018 COAST IDGHWAY
NEWPORT
"Tbe Home of Good Eata"
CLOSED ON M01''DAY
Now Serving
NEWPORT BEACH
3 to 4 Days Service
BROADWAY CLEANERS
2903 W. Central
PHONE HARBOR 552-W
been made quite plain it '"as the ;:============:', ~===~========='
desire of many groups of respon-B k k • John IL Cl. Chung, M.D.
This contro\·ersy is precisely one
of intC'rcsts. Arguments pro and
con afford interesting reading.
1-Io...,·cver, they do not alter the
basic fact that there ar e t\VO l)JX'S of residents in Corona dcl ,_ _________________________ ;;;;,;
sible Republica ns t hat Warren's 0 0 e e p I n g Pby>ldan a...t Surceoa l\·lar, those \I/ho look upon their
community as a purely business
pr oposition and those who consider
it a place in "'t:ich to make a home
for themselves and their families.
nam(' be enterC'd on the California S e r V j C e 2 -4 7 • 8 :30
ballot. He could not in good grace and by appointment
decline. l\fo rco\'cr . it is a great VOLIN F. BROWN Beacon 5075
honor for the governor to be con-(Barbor l6") Ito Eut 18tb Street BALBOA YACHT CLUB sidered by his colleagues and a.y i ld• o r .• Newport Beach Ooeta MMa.. Callfonlla The former stand to lose on all
counts if the China Cove assess-
me nt district is approved. Since
they ov.'tl large parcels of resi-
dential property and extensive
busin".'ss holdings, and since assess-
m e nts are le,·icd on ever y lot, t heir
assessments \vill be h igh. Also I
feel that residents of Corona del
~lar should know that persons in-
ter ested in the China Cove dis-
pute, on both .:;ides of the question,
consider it a s}mbol of t he broader
dispute as to the future develop...
ment of Corona del 'Mar. E ither
we are going to develop into a
pleasant r esiden tial community, in-
cluding of cou..-...e a legitimate busi-
ness area, or we are going to be-
come a honky-tonk. carnival type
beach tov..'ll with the en tire area
of our beaches effective))' closed
to the public, or covered with
apartmen t buildi.ngs, hamburger
stands, beer joints and miscellane-
ous beach concessions. Clearly if
t he citizens of Corona del M ar can
prevent the latte r development
thP.y "'ill do a -:onsider able dis·
ser vice to t he persons interested
only in the future pr omotional
value of this community. China
Cove is a. vitaJ issue in this larger
dispu te. If it is not acquired no\v
as public proper ty, it will be the
fin t of our two r ::-maining beaches
to be decimc:.ted.
friends to be a stature qualifyi ng
him for the presidency.''
\Varren is a likely v.inner at the
polls, declared the Or,·ille Mer cury
Register. pointing out he "offers
the Republicans of the nation a
clean, progressive recor d. There
are no scandals in his background
and no dcfeats. He carries \\ith
him the assurance of clean govern-
ment. His appointments while
govC'rnor of California have been
top-notch. Not only is he able,
honest, fearless and progr~sive.
but he looks the part, and 1that
helps."
H is national r ating has gone up
considerable during the last four
years, states the Bakersfield Cali-
Armand Monaco
ARCHITECT
814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa
Barbor nu
!121 Lakewood A't'e.
Lm Anceleo NOrmaodJ' MOS
DENTISTS
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
%%0! ~ W. Omnral. Bar-1&1111
NEWPORT BEACH •
GORDON E. RAPP, D.D.8.
!8IS Weot C...tnl
P1loae Barbor Ul~
Newport
fornian, for "he ra tes high in
public esteem in the middlewest
and in practically all of the west-
ern states. • • • In surveys of the
political scene by eastern and
\Vashington observers. the name of
Governor \Va rren comes high in
consideration as the man who I'--------------'
,,·ould tx-most likely to win for
the Republicans in 1948."
"Governor \Varren's entrance
into the r ace, of course, further
M.o\.KE YOUR MONEY COUNT
It b not alway. wiMI to leave
PH'fSIOIANS-SUROEONS, D.O.
Dr. W. T. Mooney
Plcywldaii and 8~
Nllltll and C...tnl
..._,{ ....... _....._, ........
Gordon M. Grundy, M.D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Balboa Inn Arcade
Olfice Hn.: 10-12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m.
Phone Harbor ST
H. R. Hall, M. D.
Pllyoldan -Bars-.
Houn: 2-5, by Appointment
Telephone Beacon 5848
111 Br0..Swa7 Ooola 11:-
Milton M. Muwe11. M. D.
1801 Cout WwaJ
Corona del liar
Of!lce Hoon: 10-12; 2-5
Pbone Barbor lOCI
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave.. Balboa
Barbor l'IU
Ottloe Boan:
!toSp.m.
ll:ollda7 tbroacb n1dQ
your Ute Insurance ln a lump •urn. '-------------.J
AM about the Me tropolltan.'1 In-CBIBOPllACl'OR
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
H. E. Stickler, M. D.
l'll7oldw -s:.ii-...,. w. Oen
Contrary to the informa tion dis-
sP.m inated by the opposition to
the Chin a Cove assessm ent dis-
trict, individual property O\Vners
do not stand to lose but will ac-
tually benefit financiaUy by the
formation of the dis trict. Admit-
tedly the city government should
have taken steps to secure Olina
Cove \'\ith city funds, but it did
not. The dollar and cents result
of their refusal to •o so means
that Corona del Mar proper ty
\-alues will begip to decline as first
come plan. ,-------------~ Ottloe: Barbor llG8
Nllll ...... ~ Barbor m-11
WARREN :i. WEISER Dr Tom E. Barton f-.-=----------1 387 ........ ~ • .._. ............. J,3e7 •
MdropoU&aa Life l~ Co.. CHIROPRAC'fOR Conrad Richter, M. D.
*: Purity
* Accuracy * Dependability
Yaar -... ptowrlplloa 1 II followed ID Uae letter -,...mus tt""'"' ..
-...... IDied. ---
-parity ...... --
-
un c-t illcll,..1
Corona del Kar ,
(In Kendell'• Patio)
..,_,.. Barbor lMI
STENOOLU'RIO SEBVlCll
Georgia Taylor
PubUc Steno Senion
Notuy Publlc
M1meoa:rapb••1-Ma1•1nc Servloe
408 E. Centn.I Ave.., Balborm.
Barbor zell-B. S!M-W
Pre9ent Hours:
l :SO L IL • U H.,
!:SO p. m. • t:SO p. m.
:l90S-O w. OeDtnl
Newport -Pbooe Barbor UGI
Chas. ~ Wylie, M D Chin a Cov::-and then the large
• • front beach become effectively in·
IDfaatB and Cb.Ddren accessible or commer ciali:&:ed. The
Vout lllcti"'1' and .Jeanine small cost of the assessment will
Corona dfll Mar be nothing romps.red to the loss in
Hours: 1 to 5 p, m . Har. 1015 property values if the !>eaches are
Jost.
Logic dictate that there are
VETEl!IN AIUAN ...----'O""PT0~=1111t~·~t '"K"t•"T"-----, 1 only two types of persons who can r------------, E. T. Bau.nrorCh. O. D. afford to oppose the China Cove
NEWPOaT llAU08 Opwm talll& district :
Yn'IC&IMA.JlY B08PITAL BYD EXA.llINED 1. The person who has all his
Dr. a... Pvtl• ~ Dt1PLIOA'l.'ED holdings in purely business prop-
---· o ....... .._ • 2 , .,. ... • • • 1 erty and is inteN::sted only in the ~ • .--. lkdww · I.,, s. & Meea Drift au• •· a.... &-. .._ ..._ mu promotiona.:. developme nt of the waw:.-. ..._ community. ';::0.00.===-=::::=:n=::-==-=~ 1~------------'--'I 2. The person who owns resi-r ; ,.----D=.t.,'f"-"l<lBOO==:oL=----, I dential property and who:
Now oa Raad:
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Mortimer School
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DAYSCBOOL
NOWOPZIOJ
.. ~-TDED.. .. ~ ..... Pl. • .. .. .:.,: -
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a.) Is too short-<lighted to
foresee the inevitable slump
in the value ol_hil prope,-ty ii
beaches .... lost.
b.) PW. to liquidate hla
property at a peU< price when
It beo•nN evidmt that ~
rona del Ku lo rt1 ,.,.,. -
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Roast TURKEY
FRIED CHICKEN
$150
NEW YORK CUT STEAK .. -----·--·-···---·------SZ.50
WHOLE BBOU,ED LOBSTER --·-·--.. '....-... -.. .$2.50
B with l'i\wn butter. BOU,ED SWORDFISH TEAK ... _ .. _ .... ,,___,_ .. ___ $1.50
FRIED COMBINATION SEA FOOD __,_ .. _, ___ .. --$1.50
FRIED SHRIMP -...$1.50 RAINBOW TROUT __ .Jl.715
Hot Mince Pie with Brandy S&uce
8oapa • S-IMll • DI !Et.
Sam's Sea Food Spa
and Fish Market
l'lloneo: Lons -.. -.,., -anc1 -!SOI o.-t Blcb...., (N.., s..t -)
""""''* '-"-' IEW YORK . 45 .25
MllllEAPOUS 34.65
CHICAGO • • 38.85
IWISAS cm 2s.10
WASllllGTOll 43.10
IEWORLEllS 34.40
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7our beat v•lue for travel Eaatl Morecon~ ... frequentacbed-
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woteT, •ccordlna to the Encydo-redwood. 4 -. 1 doer; prt. IDie -.jtl!O-~ Y.mt , • YlewJ IDtw&tlna -a-bodrm. . -•U~•;!:L:2m!!!~\&~!!;:!*~----~·~~n~•:!:':2• -~~r!!•~ ___ ..;..._! paeclla Britannica. Only 61 -6" x 10', bel&ht 6'. !501 El .Modena GIFT HEADQUARTERS Buln, ~·Dr. 1111-ltt hmm; flnpl&ce, Jarse pr. Price BY o~ bedroom ltwlco -•
cent at the atta· of the Northern s t. Newport ~ghta. Z-'tp F th E tir Famil ' w ANr TO RENT-~bdnD. -· ~~~WColl Hub Powerl, Ast. home, 1 year old. In Colla Hemlspllett la ocean, i-ever, or e n e y fllmllhed or untumllheiJ. 1 ;reor . ~. -. !ll·lfc Meaa'1 line new aectlon. 1 bed-
com _ _. ~th !11 per cent of the FOR SALE-New, "' coll IPrii!ll: -T p a~. TWO OCEAN FRONT • ~ room eXtra Iarce could be 2 . .... ~ r• and mattreaa combination. $:25. Ieue. Harbor area. · · -· ~·~ Landlcaped yard front and back Southern Hemlaphere ~--VISIT OUR . ' M.D. Ph Har.'llO'l. 95-2\e 2-Bedrm. Stuc<o H .. ., .. -• ~ .... · --' 5-drawer chest. $10. 6710 ~t ouae fenced In back, · 2 car 11:arqe, '"Ti,,; N.._.nn-will not be N-H lway, Newport Beach. 95-ltp TOYLAND WANr 'TO RENT-By ottomey $8750 $4000 down We In kitchen and bath. vene-
apomlble tor mCJl'I! than one ln<or-STEEL WHEEL CHAIR. 2 pair &ncl wife, 2 or 3 --.iom. turn. Lou alone worth '6000 tlan bllncla, small fruit trees,
~ liwrtlon at an odv..-iu; crutches. price $37.!50. P .O. Box A Fre;-Comic or unturn. apt. or houae with -hardwood noors, dual furnace.
=:;fy .:,;e~.i t!i. CC:: to ll'l5. Balboa. Z-'tp Book for the ~;.. byS:"'?oi. Nc':-ope:_.: N~':!"~ i:~~--~~!,. ~ .~·,i:.n~,:: ~ject any advertloemeDt not con-GOOD USED EQUIPMENT-Var-Times. 9'2-4tc C<lmpletely !um!shed, elec. at 601 Broad St., Newport
lonn1ng to rules and ~-!able speed Delta J!paw, llO v. Kiddies UAL l:llT.&.n lr:ll\CllANOK '8 re!rig. Extra bunk bedl. Gara11:e Helghta, Corner Santa Ana Ave.
88-tfc motor, looks new, $90; 1 h.p. ~7500--~3000 down and Broad st. 94-2tc
------------Stanley pedestal grinder, with -ASTiiM.A J!EIJEF 'I' 'I' ~ aums 11 eye shields. single face, $95; new GUS BEACH wm trade sasoo.oo equity In mod-
---GENERAL=-=--REP=.,,--AIR=--Mall elec. hand planer, 110 v., 20th and Newport Blvd. em 2-bedrm. frame, Jot 8S'x250'
OF ALL KINDS $150; five S.ln. Stanley electric · Colla Mes a In beautltul Tujun110. Elevation
Colla Mna Fix-It Shop drills, almoot new, $72; thrff IO-Phone Beacon 5655 2.000 ft.. no FOG. for equal or
''!.et Short & Long do It" in. Stanley & Skill drills. $2S 8t better In Newport, Balboa or
Ted Taylor and Clarence Davis $30; 15-in. DurQ handsaw, lllte 95-ltc Balboa Island CUft White, 10S36
Beacon 5303-R new, stand, lwitch, motor. etc.. Pinyon Ave., Tu,Junga 01" Phone
2508 NOWJ!Ort Blvd., Colta Meaa blades, $175; 8 2-tube F1uor. FOR S.ALE-14 ft. boat With Mar-Sunland 11149 evenJnp. 93-4\c
93-Stc fixtures with 48-ln. tuOO!, $12.50 tin 60 outboard motor. Ph. Har. WILL TRADE L. A. home tor
LANDSCAPING
~of Lawna
Flowers and Shrubs Planted
Hal Crawford
315 Alvarado Place Harbor 714
BALBOA 84-Uc
CESS POOLS and
SEPTIC TANKS
Imtalled Anywhere In
Orange County
Contract DrllllnC
Sewer Connection
(All Work GuaranteEdl
Full Insurance Carried
J . R. McCORMICK
340 Victoria St. Coata Meu
Beaain 5069-J
93-tfc
FORMED Windshields & Hatd
Coven made to order. Also Plex·
lglaaa & Lud"' Sheeto for sale
Nu-World Products •Company,
303 Third St .• Huntington Beach
Phone Hun~on Beach 178
" 80-tf•
HARBOR
Plumbing Service
1788 Newport Blvd., Beacon 5048\\
REPAIRING <'JUR SPECIALTY
Contractlnc and SUpplles
97-tf<
COOPERATIVE
ROOFING CO.
New and Repair
Phone Beacon S28).R
~ Elden Ave., Costa Meu
20-tf•
12 YEARS SERVICE
IN THE HARBOR AREA
each. Principal> only. Har. :l05-R 1498-R. 95-2tc · Balboa Island or P eninsula
home. Low rambling Hacienda
on level hill top, cemen t block
construction, steel windoWI, cop-
per pipes, hand-made tile floors
a nd roof. 2 %i baths; 3 bedrooms
opening oh tiled patio overlook-
ing Silver Lake & Griffith park.
Olympia 2597. 95-2tp
95-2tc
NURSERY
LANDSCAPE -SHRUBS
. and PLANTS
'
BULBS -FERTILIZER
Hollister Bros.
Nursery
1959 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5200
89-Uc
FOR SALE-Corrugated iron gar-
age 16x32. 120 E . 17th St., Costa
Mesa. To be moved by buyer,
make offer . Call Budlong 85793,
9 a.m.-N p.m. • 924tc
~~~~~~~~~~~-
Watches -O .ock! -Jewelry
CHROMOMTERS
Repairing -Prompt Service
Sensible Prices
VAN DRIMLEN
JE WELRY
1786 Newport Blvd Colla Meaa
31-tfc
WASHING MACHINES
U you don't have one do yum
waahlng at
BILL'S WASH-A-TERIA
415 Newport ffivd.. Colta ~
Phone Beacon 5TTO
17-tf•
BAYSIDE PLATING
Gold -saver -Copper • Brea
Antiques a Spodalty
See OUr Ad In Orange County
Phone Directory
1914 Harbor Blvd. Pb. Bea. Sll3
' Let Experienced Yacht Fin~hen
VARNISH YOUR STATION
WAGON
With Marine Products
Service Afloat
2145 E. Ocean -Balboa
Beacon 5647 95-tfc
FOR SALE-14-ft. Cli nker built
ro'-'·boat "";th 3 seats &.3 sets of
oarlocks & oars. A-1 cond. 2120
Miramar Dr .. Balboa. 95-2tc
4~-!t. Aux. Schooner $7700 (Dix-
on-Kemp 1938. Univ. 4-25.
28-!t. Cabin Cruiser (Hunter ) 1936
Grey &-TI -$2800.
JS.ft. Clinke r Runabout, $195.
G. E. MINNEY
Listings Wanted
Til Coast Hiway, Newport
Beacon 5032-W. 94-2tc
FOR SALE -Star 1all boa t .
Latest type, flexible mast, in-
cluding sails ready to aall.
Phone Glendale, Citrus 11188.
Boat Maintenance
Repairing
•
Fre d e rick Yacht
6().Uc
and
Co.
1215 Coast Hiway, Newport
Phone Beacon 5615
BOAT BROKERS
EQUITY in choice furnished 4-
bedroom, Lido Isle waterfront
home. with pier. For clear water-
front property on Lido Isle.
Qujck occupancy can be arrang-
ed. Principals only. Box H , c/o
NcV.·s-Times. 95-2tc
MONEY TO LOAN
NEED MONEY?
See Us for Quick, Helptul
Service on Your Financial
Needs -Loans on
Furniture -Salary
Car or Other Security
115
Hours: 10 to 1 and 3 to 5
(Closed Saturda,,.)
' " RM CO.
1!114 % Newport Blvd .• Colta Meaa
85-tfc Beacon 5220
(Across from Alpha Beta Market)
Othen will read your ctasslll<!d 94-ltc
adl u Y"'1 are reading these. ------------
LOANS TO BUil.D. buy. Improve.
MUSICAL a RADIO M modernize or refinance. We PUI'·
---------,-...,....,., chase tnat deeda. IVORS and P ond, Grand. Kimball,
Baldwin, Wurlitzer . Many oth-
er makes. Prices start at $89
on used uprights. Buy now for
Christm as. Danz· Schmidt Pi·
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN.
3333 Via Udo Ph. Har. 1500
38-tfc. HARRY HALL
PAINTING CONTRACI"OR
Z74 Eaat 19th Street
Ph. Bea. 5413 C<lOta Mesa. CallL
3(}.tfc
ano Co., 520 No. Main, Santa AUTOMOTIVE a TIRE8 aa
Cor. Harbor and 19th, Costa Meu Ana. Christmas Sale. 89-tfc =-=--=-~-=,..------
__ N_e_xt_to_M_eth_odlst __ 01_urc1t __ 28-_U_c REPOSSESSED: Spinet piano. FOR SALE-1930 model A Con·
LOST AND FOUND
~~~~~~~~~~~-PAR TY who found boy's leather
jacket on Alvarado, please phone
Har. 1317-J or call at 307 Island
Ave .. for re,vard. 95-ltc
EMPLOYM£NT WANTED u
\V ANTED -Ma ternity cases and
baby sitting. Ph. Bea. 571S..M or
Bea. 5689-J. 95-2tc
\VA~lE D-Family washings and
ironings. Mrs. Under"rood, 281
Avocado St., Costa Mesa. 95-4tc
WORK WANTED-Ironing In rm
tiome. Plain or fancy. 530 San
Bernardino Ave.. Newpo rt
Heights. 26-ttc
Plenty of Good Tires
All Sizes ·
Compound Motor
Gallon. 70c
Oil
Western Auto Supply
Authorized Dealer
1836 Newport Blvd . Costa M ...
17-tf•
FIREWOOD
CHARCOAL & BRIQUETS
PROMPT DELIVERY
Wright Lumber Yard
1784 Newport Blvd
COSTA MESA
Beacon 5665 ~IAN v:ith light truck , available
for \•.:ork. Write Walter Rae, 104
E. Bay. Balboa. Apt. 16. 92-4tp __________ 83-_tt_c
DRESS!\tAKING and alterations FOR SALE-Girl's bicycle, 28-in.
Ladies or men's clothing. Be--'vheel base. Call Har. 1425-J.
tv.·een 17th and 18th on Whittier 95-2t9
Mrs. Tahara, Costa Mesa.
92-4)P
CARPENTER. Painter and all
around man will do alterations
and new work. Veteran, needs
job badly. 117 46th St.. N. B.
92-4tp
W ANTED--1.ronlngs to do on Tues.
& Wed. In my home,$1 .00 per hr.
Mn. Ruth Maltlen. 520 Mari·
gold, Corona del Mar. 95-ltc
DlPLOYllD'T owrw:aw:o · •
WANTED--Woman or girl to stay
with children 35 cents per hour.
Phone Harbor 279r>-MK. 209
E<icewater. Balboa. 94-2tc
WANTED TO BUY n
Will Pay Cash
f'or your tunll~ or what hrt9
you. Phone Beacon !56!56.
Crawley Furniture Co.
11!12 Newport Blvd. Coota U..
92-do
CASH for USED
Furniture & Appliances
"We Buy Alnicot
Anythlq''
I GRANT'S
Phone Bea. S707-M
100 Newport Blvd. Coota -
42-tfc.
M~l::.S::_llJ::llC::::":'::·'::·•::N~IWX>.::'.~Ull:__,::-11:: WILL .PAY $1000 cash for deslr-
SIZE 9 thful lilt Seal able Newport Heights lot. Reply, , you , e new,
Fur c.oat and Beanie; plaid suit ; 4ZT San Bernardino Ave., New-
original black dresses; stack port Beach. ~tp
suit; wash dresses. TI6% Poin-TO EXCBANOI!: 11A
settia, Corona del Mar. 95--2tp TRADE six bundles cedar shingles
FOR SALE -New Paymaster for good lawn mower, or what
Check Writer Machine, never ha\'e you! Bea. 5283-R. ~ltc
be<>n used. Qreap. Beaooa 5393.
94-4tc P'UJINlTUllE Jl'Oa 111.&LS a
POOL TABLE -Standard size, FOR SALE--O'Keetc and Merritt
very nice condition. Complete aparbnent size stove. $35.00.
v.'ith eues and balls. Phone Bea· Good condition. Harbor 289-M.
Famous make. A gcnul,e beau-ver tible. now motor & battery,
ty. Can't be told from new. good tires. fi250. 225 Coral, Bal-
Pay balance. Easy terms. Danz-boa Island. 95-2tp
Schmidt Piano Co., Santa Ana. FOR SALE-1937 LaSalle 2 door
520 No. Main. Christmas Sale. sedan. new tires, excellent me-
89-tlc chani~a1 conditi on. S695. or buy
equity. Good for hauling trailer.
SPINET slightly case damaged in 601 Broad St .. Ne\vport .J-le1~hls,
shipment. World famous make. Corner Santa Ana Ave. 94-2tc
This is a great sacrifice. Only ------------
one. Remember, only one. Your
time to save on the · finest.
Danz-Schmidt Piano Co., 520
No. M ain, Santa Ana. Christ-
mas Sale. 89-tfc
SPINET PIANO. Rent a beauty
for the holidays. Rent !or term
allowed i! you buy. Music in
the home is important for
Christmas joy. Uprights as low
as $4 .00 per month. Danz-
Schmidt, Santa Ana, 520 No.
hlain. Olristmas Sate. 89-tfc
STEINWAY. Used. Gorgeo\15 to~.
Mahogany case. Genuine. Su-
personic tone. Terms or will
rent. Danz-Schmidt, 520 No.
Main, Santa Ana Christmas
Sale. 89-Uc
WALTER J . FOWLER
SELECTED USED CARS
1974 Newport Blvd .. Costa l\Iesa
'41 OLDS-"78°0 DcLuxe 4 door
sedan. H ydrom atic. Ne\\• paint,
radio. heater . A clean one--
$1495
36 PLY. CPE. Motor overhauled.
Good rubber-
$495
36 PONTIAC SEDAN. Good radio
a nd rubber. Motor just over-
hauled-
$595
EASY TERMS PIANO Shortage will be acute thl.t 94-2tc
Christmas. Choose yours now.---------~-
A small de-posit will reserve it
tor you. Delivered wheQ you
wish. Danz-Schmidt Piano Co.,
520 No. Milin, Santa Ana.
Oiristmas Sale. 89-tfc
FOB aENT
YEARLY rental 2-bedrm. furnish-
ed house, elec. equip. 605 Lark·
spur, Corona del Mar. Con.sider
unfurnished. 95-2tp
FOR RENT-l·bedrm. house, tur-
nished. Garden a nd equipment
for chickens. Ph. Bea. 52-lS.W.
95-1 tc
FOR RENT-Furn. l·bedrm. apt.
328 28th St., Newport Beach.
Har. 1805-R. 95-2tc
SI .EEPING ROOM-Private en-
trance and private bath. Man
only. 520 Marigold, Corona de!
Mar. 94-2tc
FOR RENT-Attr. 2-room apt. &
bath. Private entrance. Utilities
paid. Adu! ts. 311 bland Ave.,
Balboa. 95-2tc
ALLEN MOTOR CO.
1008 Coast Highway
Beacon 5032.J
'41 Plymouth Coupe
Radio. Good rubber.
$1195
'42 Cadillac 61-C Cpe.
$2495
'41 Olds 90 C. Coupe
$1595
'41 Plym. Conv. Cpe.
$1395
'40 Ford Sedan
$995
Guaranteed Used Can
con 5801. 94-Stc 9'-2\e ------------1f'OR RENT-Room clooe to bath
FOR SALE-Aqua Marine, pet"-FOR SALE-BeautifUl llvin& room and outside entrance. 127--30th
ALLEN MOTOR CO.
1008 Coaat Hlghway
Beacon 5032-J
feet. deep color. 18% caraL fuml~. almost new: Jampo, St .. Newport Beach. 94-2tp 95-ltc
Sa"e $100. plus 209'> luxury tax. pictures. sectional book ca.se, Phone Beacon 51193-J. 93-4tc RCA v l ct o r console radJo, ROOM FOR RENT-Private en-TRAD·l:BS tl
clirome and blue dinette set. trance & bath. Reasonable. 320 45-FOOT LUXURY LINER. Will
F OR SALE--190 N0<ge wuhlnll: etc. 601 Broad St., New port Diamond. Balboa Island. Phone oell. best cub offer thla Wttk-
machlne, very cood coadltlon. H l•hts ~---~--Ana A Harbor 2123-J 95-3tc Electric pump. cood motor. $10o e ... • ~~ ~ta ~2tve. · 11892 Hamilton. Colla Mesa.
cash. 1llllll Whittler Aw., Colt.. ~ c w lll rm TO ltENT a 95-2tp
. Mesa. 95-ltc DRAPES, 2·yud length. 1\0-yard WANT TO BUY From.,,.,___ sw:u. Dr.&D •
J·-... h-·, t.oble; rocker; buffet·. -==:...=~~=------= BOY"S BIKE. ~ foe quick ~ .. u-home to quality fer G. L loul. -• ~ Ale. MS Marine Aw . Balboa &-col croodt ; lamp. 227 Larlmpur, il15 Mar&oertt• Aw, Jmrer lllJt..
lllaiM. otter 4 p.m. 95-ltp Qrona del Mar. 95-ltp Corona cleJ Illar. 95-2\p
1946 MOTORCYCLE. 250 CC BSA 80.us. IR1PPUD • WANTED TO RENT-2-bedloom,
Hari>Qr Drafting Service
for Builden
, ... oin&Je. Lota at duwue, ....., bat-FOR SALE-r...---"!*"W!eol or, untl!rnllbed. l!W
1.e17, cood -. ~ -t. bait tank 0•11f'ete. moo llD ._rental 1n ec.-c1e1 118r, -le!d. top aiecb. obope_ -· BQ Dlat!lct Bultwwe a.. an oe -Dec. Z. ~ 711 • C. OoMt JDwq, No•Pl*t .,. Bar. ZIG-IL ' 91S-21c Bal. ..... .... 8-12. D-tfe .-811 •• 5lllQ. M-tlll
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Sll.VERADO CANYON CABIN
$3750
2 story. Elec. eqlllpped.
Another $30 Month Bargain
New 3-Bedrm. Stuc<o, untum.
Comer lot. Ocean view.
GUage. F1oor heater.
$7500--:$3000 down
UNFINISHED HOUSE-447!50
Plumbing in. Near beach.
Make otter on tenna.
$200 FOR '!WO Lars
ALONG PAVED STREET
DESERT TRAILER PARK
$8000--$5000 down
'!WO ARROWHEAD Lars
$400 a nd $500
High\vay Business Frontage
25 x 7:>--$3200 85 x 45--$7500
BETTE LEE, Realtor
Member Multiple Listing
6490 Coast Highway
Ne\\']X>rt Beach
Evenings call Harbor 1493·R
95-ltc
H .M .LANE
REAL ESTATE
2006 Court Avenue
ALL KINDS OF LCYI'S
Residence Lota
Business Lota
Some Rentals
See
Mn. Anna H awkins Lane
or H . M. Lane
At The Old Stand
Ready To Show Bargainl
94-Uc
N B C Realty Co.
• Newport -Balboa -Costa Mesa
HOMES-LOTS-INCOME
3116 W. Central Ave .. Newport
Harber 1405
3 BR Home, 1 ¥.z Baths. Large lot.
Can be used for Business. Room
to build Income Units.
Central Ave. 3 Units \\.'ith Extra
R-3 Lot. $17.500.
Nicely furn. Prc-wer 2 BR. Home.
Broµdway St., Costa Mesa. Sub-
mit offer .
NEW 2-BEDROOM home, double · -
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const. stepsavcr plan, on large 3 BR. Home. 2 baths. Balboa. S9ooo
level fenced lot. See this for -
S4950. Discount for cash. Own-GoOO. Buys on Central Ave. Busi-
er, 1702 Rochester. off Tustin ness and R-3 lots.
near 18th, Costa Mesa. 94-tfc 1
AT CORONA DEL MAR
Beautiful 3-Bedroom Home
95-ltc
Many new and wiusual features. You
this rare buy.
should see
For Only $15,500
BUILDERS ATTENTION !
4 Beautiful Lots together ·--· ....... _$7900
2 Beautiful Lots to gether ...... -....... $2600
I Nice Level Lot. ........... _ ... ·····-········$1500
WE ARE HAVING CALLS FOR $10.000 HOMES
TIIAT CAN'T BE SUPPLIED
W. J. HOLCOMB
1517 Coast Highway Corona de! Mar • 11Where the Flags Fly"
95-2tc
B. A. N E R E S 0 N
REAL VALUES
HOMES -INCOME -BUSINESS OPPORTIJNITIES
INSURANCE
INCOME .
2 houses on lot 105x165. Close to business center.
Income $100 per month, plus owners quarters. This
is really a good buy. Come in and look this one over.
Terms. ·
DUPLEX
Brand new, 1 blk. off transportaUon. 1 bedroom on
each side of 2-car garage. Venetian blinds. You just
can't go wrong on this one . See it today.
$12 ,500 -E Z f erms
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'IWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU --.I
B. A. NERESON, !Broker Frank~bw.n
1972 Newport Blvd
1907 South Main
I Costa Mesa
Santa Ana
Phone S. A. 7240 PH. BEACON 5225 i . 95-ltc
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NEWPORT HEiqHTS
H ere's a beauty. New 2:be<Jroom
home-and garage. Has £:F.d' d. fln.,
gas furnace, and nJce ework.
This will go on easy te . . at only
$9400 i
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COAST BL"Y1J>.
House on comer location wtth 2
bedrooms and 2 baths. e>rlJy 1 blk.
from ocean. Also has g~ future
business possibilities.~.
2-BEDRM. HO ~E
Tile ownen are moving .ibid m111t
sell this modern home in Costa,
Ml(SB. Has hdwd. floors. 1.ual tur-
nace, and everything that 1ma.kes a
good home. Single garaa:e. Low
terms. to suit you.--$9750.
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EVA F~ RHOI EN
Realtor
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ELTON D. BARNElT PEflNEI.. G_ BARNElT Brolrers.
470 Newpcat Blvd.
PhoneB-m
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C_ GALEN DENISON-Broker ·
498 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa' Ph. Beacoo 5197
COSTA MESA
Nice 3-bedroom home, double gar. Back yard fenced-
On large comer lot Beautifully landscaped. Only
$8800. Will G. I.
New 2-bedroom home. Hdwd. floor.i, dual floor fur.
nace. Attached garage with laoodry tray. On East
side. Close in. $8750. Will G. I.
3-bedroom home, less than 1 yr. old. Hdwd flooni,
tile work. Double garage. Yard fenced and beauti·
fully landscaped. On F.ast side. Take over G. I . loan
at 4 per cent.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
New 2·bedroom home, hdwd. floor.;, floor furnace,
snack bar in kitchen, attached garage. Only $9500.
Will G. I.
Brand ne~ 2-bedroom home, oousual design, 2
baths, din.mg room, powder room, fireplace, extra
large closets. garage and car port. Only $11,500.
Terms.
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C. GALEN DENISON-Broker
Blanche A. Gates -Associates -Virginia D. Gates
Phone Beacon 5197 -Evenings Harbor 746-M
95-ltc
BALBOA
2-Bedroom Furnished Home
Frame and plaster. Lot 30x102. Garage.
Close to Grammar school
$11,750-$5000 down
3-Rental Unit. Good Rental District
aose in. Good condition_ Excellent income.
$15,750
Ocean Front -3-Bedroom Home
3-Room house in rear. Fireplace in each.
Patio. Excellent income.
$19,500
BALBOA PENINSULA
3-Bedroom Home, Furnished
Lots of storage space, with 3-room apartment
over 2-car garage. Immediate possession
$18,000
2-Bedroom Furn ished Home
Double garage. Close to bay.
$10,750
LISTINGS ARE APPRECIATED.
BEVERLEY REALTY CO.
41:!7 E. Central Phone Har. 1788
' Gl adys Beverley, Realtor
Frank Trickey, Broker
. 95-ltc
FRANK P. JOHNSON , Realtor
1664 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
New 3-Room Home-· Furnished
Lot 56 x 137. Nicely landscaped. F1owers and lawn.
Close in.
$4500-Terms
New 2-Bedroom Stucco
Wardrobe closets. Tile in kitchen and bath-
$6000--Terms
New 4-Room Stucco
With garage and store room.
$6500-Terms
Good Size Building
can be converted into home. Lot 171x150. Ocean view.
$2500-Terms $700 Down , $25 Month
F. P. Johnson & Associates
1664 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 6068
CORONA DEL MAR LOT
Overlooking Ocean 50xl27
$6500 Cash
4-Bedrm. Mod.4Home-7 Ac. Citrus
North of Orange
Owner 0Will Consider
Beach Property as Part Payment
ROBERT WHEELER, Agent
42 P'8za Square Orange Ph. 73
95-ltc
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Pge8 Nl:WPt)R1' BALBOA Nll:W8-TJ KE8
ttJWJAY Xewpwt Biz+, Oallf. Dec. I, IMT Sand Crab but rich In the wisdom al tbe
world, said to his king, aa be
left the helm of one of the
greatest political and ~
nomlcal en terprlses the Stock Market
At ·a Glance
Am Tel " Tel --········15211 canadian Pacific ·····-··· 1011
Dupcint ···-··-··-··-·············186
G<!leral Moton ···--····-· 5816
Goodyear ···-··········-····-· '3
Kennecott ···-··········-··-··· 4614
Sears ·--···-········-··--·-· 371'
So Callt Edison ............ .. 28\!o
Standard Oil ···-··········· 601'
U S. Steel -···············--·-· 75%
c. H. Lind
Passes Suddenly
Clarence H. U nd. 58, prominent
Southland realtor, died IUlldonly
Sunday morning of a heart ailment
at his home, 465 Aster street . La·
guna Beach. ·
He was a native of Peoria, m.
graduate of Washington university
and associate of Delta Tau Delta.
Coming from Tacoma, he entered
the Los Angeles rteld more t han
30 years ago ~1th Frank Meline L-------------J I Co., the Wnd-Haven Co. and f~
Xm. L" ht• many years was vtre-ptesldent of as Ig mg Hollingsworth Realty Co. On hll
Plans Unfold re tire ment he settled in Corona
!Continued from PKKt! ll
fact , any local en try may be con-
sidered by the local board.
After the local group has se-
Jected the three outstanding dis-
plays in uifr community, !udges
chosen by the coast group will
decide the order of merl t of the
three selected, first. second and
del Mar. Four years aco he opened
offices in Laguna Beach, wh~
he became a mem ber of the realty
board, and later moved there.
H e is survived by his wife. Anne
C. ; two brothers. Irving L. of
Berkeley, and John of Oregon City.
Ore .• and a sister , Mrs. J . S. Robin-
son, \\i fe of Suprem e Court Jus-
tice J . S . Robinson, Olympia,
\Vash.
third. First a"'•ard will r eceive,-a F uneraJ servi~s will be held
trophy. ·second and third awards Wednesday at 2 p .m . in the Baltz
will receive cer tificates of merit. mortuary. Corona del Mar. Intc r-
The judging "'•ill bf done. on the ment will be in Fairha''en ceme-
night of Friday. December 19, tery.
t although it ii obvious that
Beach will not have to
all of the $2,000,()()(), .. t1mated
the original cost for district
ti • leu Huntington Beach's esti·
m ted break off expenditure of
.000, nevertheless some offici-
al think the unit coa t to New-
po t Beach may t urn out .to be
hi her than originally forseen.
is view was not shared how-
ev r by RaJph H . Maskey, chair-
m of the chamber of commerce
1e er committee. "I think the cost
to Newp:>rt will remain «bout t he
e," he said.
!Coo-lnlm Poee 1)
we done, ourselves, to dis-
courage a practice that adds
nothing to our name, or re-
putation?
We permit poorly paid
men, on a part-time basis,
to run our multi-million dol-
lar seaport. There is not
one marine man on either
our city council, or the
county board of supervisors.
Our ' landlubber legislators
are trying to run our brave
little seaport.
We have landlubber clubs
of all kinds, but no scholarly
maritime voice in any ca-
c last of a county·wide series pa.city.
earings on the much-discussed There is no collective inter-
I world has ever known. said '
he: ''the people always get
the government they tt..
seive."
+ + +
Needed: A capable, well-'
paid manager. I would sug-
gest (unknown to him ) Hui>-·
bard C. Howe of Corona de) ·
Mar.
nge County Sewer pla n will est in our communal welfare tZOt COAST ClOJ L[\IAQD
. be held Thursday a t 10 a .m . in t he as symboli7.ed by the apex of CORQ"lA DU MMOJ..
co,.-t house at Santa Ana in be-all our efforts-the city gov-art r.uppUes
ha lt ta key distrlct-n umb<r five. emment craft mattrlals
REPRESENT ATIVE MODELS Of tbe new 1848 Studebrake r Une ba-ve just been placed OD display here, Hearings began Dec. 1 for t he And m be "h I ntm d
.loe N ickertz. Newport Be.ch dealer, hu announced.. The new 11erte1 bu eeveral out..tandlnc features. p~pose of de termining boundar ies ay w~ av~n t an tam eras
One la a method of a.dJuaUn1 front eeat c ub.Ion aprlnp to the weight of the oocupanta. a to ascertain the amount of heard the half of It ~0~raS~~~2~
ll[ OBITUARIES ] County Gets I CDM CONCLAVE ~~nsi~:: ~or ~~,P~~n;h~! v::'~~ A man, long since dead, 1
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U Christmas Seals \ ~orona de! Mar Business as· in a distri.ct object to the ~eati~n ;:;;;:::::;::;:::;.::;;:;;::;:;::::;::::;:;;:::;:::::::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:.:;:::::;:::::;:
· . 1 social ion ,,·ill m('('l Thursday. Dec. of the d1str1ct, an e lection wtll
!\IRS. MARV E LLEN l\.l cFADDEN !les1dcnts of Orange coun.ty re· 4 a t 8 :30 p.m. in the a uditorium held to put the matter. to a SIGN PAINTING ~1 rs. Mary Ellen l\.1 cF adden , ~. ce1vl'd sheets of 1947 Christmas of the Corona de l Mar Grammar di ect vote.
\\;th exhibits 1lluminated between -----------dicil Thursday in her horn{' a t Seals in ~hC'ir mail last week. en-school. Results of t he Christmas lA. special citizen's comniit tee,
form a nd each trophy 'A"ill carry 14791 Ne"A•land St ., l\.'lidway City. closC'd \Ylth letters from Orange Lights committee program 'Aril1 be inbluding John Sailors of New-
the na me or the dol"\(lr as v.·cll as l\·lrs. l\rlcFadden. a native of Lin-Co unty Tuberculosis association heard and a repor t on the com-~'rt Beach a nd C. \V. T e\Vinkle
the name of the community rC'-coi n. Neb .. hod lived in Cal ifornia asking suppart for its 1948 tuber· n1u nii.y dance. There '''ill also be o Costa Mesa. has been working
ceiving the a\\'a rd. for the last 59 years. S he was a cul~i~ prevention and control H discussion or a in1s for the com-t clc2r the "'ay for the hearings.
the hours of 7 p.m . and 11 p.m.
The publisher of each coast pa-
per has been asked to name a
m ember to the board of judges.
Publishers of all the coast papers
have also been invited to donate
trophies. The trophies \v1ll be uni-
-------------· n1t•mber of the Costa J\1esa Com-can~paign . ~ccordin,g to A !"ia~f.'n ing year. S4nitation plan backers a r e anx-
-AND--
All Types of
Commercial Ciassified ads DO get the job muni l)' church. Smtlfl. prC'Sld£'nt of th<' a$'Sociation. ioµ!: to have the county.\vid('
done. "Th<' funrts dC'ri\'C'rl fron1 lhl"' s1\eragc pro(Xlsal freC-\\'heeling Suiviving i!-ht'r !'On . R:.i)mond 19tt7 C~hris.tmrt.s SC'AI s.a le ''"ill b(' Vacationers Come & Go b February in order to be in-
l\1c l-"""'addC'n of Arlington : 8 daugh-put 10 '':ork rnrly in 1948 to pro-I . . cl ded on ne xt year's tax rolls.
ST U D E B A K E R I Cost,, >M f'~n.·. ~is arandchildrC"n and ·nt " """t 0 r0 "r and '1rs Sam ~ conrrnl rl.'habilitation ;ind heart !l<l! ""' '""· " ... '"1 • • ~· mi · I f h
l\\'O grl'at grandt.:hilclrr n. i nfec !i t~n pr~i,--r am" ""Frank 1-lrn-~·1 t'yf'r of Lido Isle. \\"ho rcturnC'd UI . ed Sm1nera res~urcehs o t e
Located at
WRIGHT'S LUMBER YARD
L. W. Pierce
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ter. rvtr.I'. Ellc·n J\lay Levering of mntr C<lSf' findint!". iuhrrrulo<:is Bac k from a month tn Iowa and
SALES • SERVICE • PARTS I Servkes wore hold at 1 p. m. .' ·' . Sunda evening p1t < tatos comprosc t <corner-dr-r<;r:in. C'Xccut:\'C' sC'cretar y. s.1-11d . ) . ·. I st ne of American manufactur-1 Sa1urday 1n Grauel charlC'I \Vith in-... r 111, f.'ri r licr (Jr angf.' coun ty rC"s i-Also vaca11on1ng are C. of C. >n '· 'term1..'nt in \\'t-sln1i ns1er /\lr'morial New Champion and Commander Motors P'•l·k . d<"nts acknowledge their Sra ls. the Socrotary and '!rs. Harry Welch, ·1 -'------------
-mo1·r confidC'ntly ,,.e can go a hrad ,,·ho left TuC'sday morning for EN w 0 MEN
A al'Jable \Uh1'Je They Last . . I with our plans for a hr•lth<ir com-D I I A . h th . ·11 • v .• . M R S. ROSA "· ( O >I PTO ~ m1>ni ty in 1948.'" ote am. nz .. w ore 0) WO
I i\tr~. R1~•1 !\!able_ Comp~on . 7_1.1 "Thr-19-17 SC"at drpicting oxen stc.i)· for t\\·o \\'eek s. Prostate .. • • Pelvis LUMBER Joe Nickertz o f C()';IH :'111..'='<I ._ dir d Friday In rlf"a\\'ing lhristn1:1s 1re('S (l\"('r the :==============:,
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GODDESS OF TIME
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COSTA MESA
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Bo N b k D or b -.c:ll or ~f .&re 10U aer-t £'nclC'd ill_ne!"s... m in (' ras ~· ~rtis t. \Vho syn1holit('S lhC' pionf'rr· o.., Jumpy, lrrlt&ble MWI "1UllQ"f BUILDING MATERIALS 'hi· h.acl lt\"C'rl 10 Co.sin ;\bll'"a fror 2h2 f-pi ri t of our forrfat hcrs. lhr> san1e Dutch Heacock L:,;'·:a:~d tebe~e .:s.·~11(~·:;' SUp-~l·n~ nod ,,·a-. a n1em er o t c spirit aiding us to conquor tuh,~r-IT'S YOUR , tJrder of thl' Ea!'l lcm St<1r. c u!n1;i.;; GENERAL CON TRACTOR
~1 "· C"ompl6n is 'un·i voc\ l>y a ___ ,.__________ P A I N TING ' GLANDS
I ~on . ThC'ron \\··. Compton. jr .. of T f'xas.. he had Ji,·f'd in NC'''·ror1 l I
\\'a.:hin:;:ton ; i.I :<i'-l<'r, 1\l rs. J O'tie for 23 Y"a"'· ,•nd W "S a boat Cootra.cton' pv metb~:1'-hulnb" our ---'-• -~ " """' ~-Lannr-d.la!e fT•olt.. So paln--No
1 l\ladison of Van Kuys.; l\vo i..:-rand-hui!d<'r by tradr. RENTAL EQ UIP!\IEI\"T art-No 1wcer1-so IDJecrt.loU. "\\ru{D & HARRI NGTON
LUMBER CO . $M ~i d:11n.:h tPr.s. r-.tr s. \V. H. Blue or SurviviO.; are> his \VifC'. 1\·1ary: a
('(ls.la i\It~~a ;ind ~lr!-. R . 0 . Tip-son. J~Pph R. Smith of Long
tnn of F101id;f: a grandson. BC'ac h ; a daught rr. ~1rs. Lorr ne
Thnnl.JS \\;_ Conlpf on or \Vashing-'.\1cl-~n rl and or NC\\lX>rt: thrC'C
Tc.n : fnur si!-tt·rs li\'1ng in \\"yom-~ra nrtch il drC'n and four i;rcat-
10~ ;ind Colorado and a ~C'a.t-g randchildl""C'n .
1 gr;1ndchild. RC'v. Rob('rt J\. Blum(' In:e>rn1 C'nl ''"1.s in \\·oodla"'·n
of I luntingt on 13eac:h 1-"""'irst l\leth-C('m('t('ry. Compton.
odis t church conductN:I fu neral
"t.'1'\·iee:--a l :l p. m . !\londay in
I luntington fk•;1c h \•:ith intC'rment \ 10 \\."cstn1ins trr '.\l c n1orial park.
JOSE PH K. S~llTll
Services \VC'f"t' hf.'ld l\londay in
Grauel mortuary for Joseph K.
S n1i1h. 77. 222 3fith strt.'C't . New-
port. \\'ho d ic<l Thursda;• in a n
Ornngc hospital. A na tive of
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Road Show
E:SGAGt:l\t ENT !
''Life With
Father''
ln Technlcolor-\\1th
WILLIAM POWELL
IRENE DUNNE
\\'ED. & T HURS.
D EC. 3 --I
Adtnlulon : Adul t s $1.2.S Tot.
C hild..... 5-0c "
Private graveside Sf'rVi('('s ,,·ere
h('Jd l\1 onday in \\.'estminst r•r !\1e-
n1orin\ park for Frankie !\1 . Ray.
infant son of J\·t r . a nd l\1 rs. Clifton
Ray. Costa l\1esa . Grauel mortuary
\vas in c harge.
rn addition to hi~ parents the
baby is sun.•ived by his grandpar-[
ents., Mr. a nd J\·f rs. J ohn Ra)' of
Costa l'v1esa. .
JO ~ IOSEPH BOXDRA
J ohn J oseph Sondra. 62. died
Nov. 30 a t his home, 12441 Victoria
street . Costa J\1esa \\'here he had
r esided for the past year .
H e is survived by his wife.
Agatha; three sons. Max. of
O eveland ; John. of Cdsta Mesa
and George. Durham Ce n t e r,
Conn.: four daugh"ters. ~rs. Clara
S pangle of Oakland, Mrs. John
F ord of Long Island, N. Y .; ~1rs.
Helen Treacy of Cleve la nd and
M rs. ~1arcella Ames of Durham
Center : a lso eight grandchildren.
Services will be held \Vednesday
at 2 p. m . in Harold Grauel chapel
with the Rev. J oseph Thompson
officiating. lntennent will be in
Westminster Memorial park.
1520 B a lboa Ave., Co9ta Meea
Directly Behin d Alba Beta
Bua!DP.SS Pbone: Harbor '!715
Bet.: Beacon 6323--\\'
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r . E. F. Bell, D.C., Ph.C.
107 !"tnd SL. Ntwport ft#Mh.
hoMI Barbot 1134 for •DPOlnta:JnL
20 VMl"9 8~1allalri.r· IQ Glanda.
Doran: 9:30 .. in. Co 3:30 p. m.
MoDU71 aod Tbund•11
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Bay District Yard 518 Coast Hi ghway
Phone Beacon 5111 At the Arrhes
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
THAT'S why more people are building today! The joy and
pride of home ownership a.re unparalleled.
Plan NOW to build your OWN HOME. Plan wisely, plan
carefully, but start planning Now. Good materials are ava.il-
able Now.
The difference between owning and rentini; Is the down
payment-yet it is the difference between being the home
OWNER--and just a "RENTER".
' This Message Sponsored by the Following :
Barr Lumber Co~
Santa Ana, Coat& Meu and Six Other Yards
Bayview Lumber Co .
701 Slat St. -East of K.ln('s Land.Joe
THIS 2-BEDROOM
COMPLE,TE ON YOUR LOT
HOME 56200 Order Your Personalized
Christmas Greeting Cards
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Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
17th &: Newport Blvd., Coat.a Me...
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Complete Building Service at Reasonable Construction Cost s
CONSTRUCTION by JAMES . D. RAY -General Contractor
BLUEPRINTS by HARBOR DRAFTING SERVICE
ASSOCIATED . BUILDING SERVICE
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Coast Hardware Co.
821 Cout Bwy.~rona del Mar
Daniel Paint & Glass Co.
158& Ne wport Blvd~osta Men
Ets-Hokin & Galvan . , I Electrtclan1 Slnce 1920-IOOI Coast Hwy.
Gordon B. Findlay Cabinet Shop I . 40'7 soth S-t
Dut h Heacock, General Contractor
520 Balboa A.ve.-eo.ta Mesa
W rd & Harrington Lumber Co.
Newport, Fullerton, Lapna, llrea. and La Habra
Amon West Plumbing Co.
!60'I Ceatnl A~r 11115-.1
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