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SECOND LARGEST HOME COMMUNi'f.t1 IN· ORANGE COUNTY.
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VOLUME VllI
By JOHN THOMAS AFRICA
Pinch hitting for the Fa.m.owi
Kister G&lnea and following that
utute Young attorney, Rob Gard-
ner and the esteemed Judge Jone.a
ta juat about u tough a job aa
ever wa.s aasigned to thia one . . .
It W jws't about as tough &II' being
three down to Don Harwood and
three to go . . . In other words
the break 1a not even for the cus-
tomers •..
That • blrd .Gaines . . . Always
... popping off about my loud sox •.
That happened so many yea.rs
ago and that I can recall it a.nd
even color it up a bit in retelling
it ... We were on the speakers
platform at HunlingtQ.n Beach
during the dedication of the Post
Office ... Friend L.. Blodgett was
capably making progress with a
typical Blodgett oration and the
weathe r had turned again.st the
ceremonies and had become almost
unbearable, but we were carrying
on and &ll at once it ~ame our
turn lo introduce the next digni:
t&ry and ln the middle of the
build up the Brick Top, sitting in
the front row cent~r spied my
loud sox; the wind was blowing
that hard : .. He started to make
notes and from that time on that
guy ha.a been giving me t he green
light on the sox ... War times
changed the color some but now
w e can get any size a.nd sport the
colors again so WE DO . . ..
lr anyone 111 etlU ha.ngl.nl' on
you might be interested to know
that B. G. gets quite a ldck out of
the Bay Shore Camp where Heinz
and Marie Kaleer have done the
impossible a.nd made a famous re-
sort out of practically nothing
but ideas and a lot Of hard work.
Brick comes down with his picture
taker and gets a lot of shots dur-
ing Easter Week and sees young
America in a ction . . H e called
one day and uked us to help out
whilst he went to Oregon ... So
we will help !ill up the left col-
Uinn ....
·Speaking of Bay Shore Camp ..
Helnz and Marie have been at
that location tor seventeen years
and what with the cafe and trailer
park they have easily made tlwu-
sands ot friends . . . Ot couNJe
that excellent blil ot fare-in the
HEINZ Cafe for years gladdened
the hearts of many travellers and
ne.ighbors in the Bay Area . . .
Then many families came to the
camp to t!J'i'Thy its varied facilities
aod return~ar after year until
H elnz now almost every week end
will ppint out second and t>iird
generations of Bay Shore Fans ..
One thing that the Bay Shore
folks look forward to is the dally
arrival of Uncle Sam's ~tail truck.
Mary Jane Crawford, the mall
c&rrtngest gal 'we know just
beams a.nd brtsUes with 11tacks of
mail and packages and bounces in
and out of the truck and does a
swell Job tor us , .. On lhe days
when MJ is elsewher.e, pleasant
and capa~e Harry J . Verberg wpo
h.a.s been at Newport P. O. for
three yea.J'a comes bounding in
with more stack.e ot mail . . . .
Bay ·Shores lines up from Teeny
Tlney Miriam Tucker lo venerable
H enry J . ~cer and goes thru
the maU bOxes to see just what
ill cooking in other ports ot call ..
lla.il or course comes from all
over creation and much ot it is di-
rected to U8 to see if there isn't
jwlt a small place for a tent or a
trailer,.. or u one man from Ver-
oqua, Wiaconsin. put.a lt ; ju.st
enough space to sleep on f Ob.r
beach (of which we proudly pos·
.eu two) ... Anyway, that m all,
all come• in the forenoon and
PHONE HARBOR 1616
High School
Tax Ra te Set
fo r Th is Year
Utilization of o n 1 y two-
thirds of the tax rate permu-
ted them by vote of t h e
people was authorized by the
Newport Harbor Union lfigh
School Board of trustees this
week when they set at $1.00
their appendage to the tax
bills of their school district.
Equally as important is the
fact that all of the planned
'four year building program'
will be provided at the lesser
rate.
The Harbor High school district
was authorized by the voters to
aasess $1 .45 per hundred dollars
valuation in order to raise the
necessary monies to provide need-
ed facilities. By Careful figuring
the board has reached the con-
clusion that the greatly increased
assessed valuation of the area will
p rovide the needed money with
only two thirda of the tax levy
permitted.
VALUATION SKY-ROCKETS
Assessed valuation this year for
the school d18trlct ls S:US,000,000
as contrasted with last year's val-
ue.Lion of $19,1500,000.
In addition to a greatly increas-
ed enrollment, expected to be
more than 800, and increased
costs of adminletratton, c&.retul
planning will permit the building
program to proceed aa scheduled.
First project ln the extension
program Is the building ot a new
metal shop building at a coat or
$80.000. This building will be
ready for cl&Mes about Januar:y 1,
1948 .. The board let the contract
on two more pa.rt.a ot the ..,,program
Monday when they accepted the
bid ot William Rohrbrach er of
Santa Ana for the construction o!
a Sandwich bar and tre..n.sformer
vault. Rohrbracher.'s bid of $17,-
750 was just $50 under the esti-
mate oC. 0 . Z. Robertson, Corona
del l\.far contractor. Other bidders
were: Allison Honer Co. $21,600;
Esser Co. $23.000; l\.fodern Build-
ers, $24,494; and Ted Merrill,
$26,560.
OUTDOOR SNAC K BAR
The sandwich bar will be a com-
plete outdoor snack bar, with
malts, sandwic hes and Ice cream.
The transformer vault will be
built at a cost of approximately
$638:1.
Bids were taken on the lighting
of the football field and placed
under advisement. Final action
will be taken Monday afternoon
when ~the board wil decide on let-
ting the contract. Low bidder
wu George E . Miller, Long Beach
electrical contractor who submit-
tE!d an offer of 17400 tor the Ught.8
u the plans called for and a sug-
gestion that two addit ional line
poles be installed at a cost ot
$725.
Shoreline Protection
Underway with Plan
To Dredge Bay
then lunch, and every thing Le . Protection ot the shoreline and
nicely setUed until along comes bomea al Sunset Beach, Surfside
Mr. Fred Natraaa, the ldahq Flash, Colony, will get underway in the
and brings Special Delivery letten lmmediat f l ult f tor the gals and all that . . . He e u ure a.a a re& o
i. a nJce guy and does a good job the approval Tuesday by the Long
and la very welcome, a.s are Harry Beach City Council ot an agree-
and Mary .Jane . " . Thank you ment with the Army calling tor
Mr. Poetma.ster for the THRE~f . dredging of )Jamtto1 Bay.
Are you lltll1 with WI! ... Ge:lftea, One million cubic yard.8 of sand
lt you ever get Uncle Ben to 'fgp; will be pumped from Alamito.
give and forget you are a migh . y onto the .Orange County
aood man ... And don't poke me Beach. Army enctneen will .up--
about that Thomae . . . Tba.t b & ervi8e the work which wlll be paid
ftne old name and I wu named tor wtth the ~.000 allocation
for my grand-Wlcle, .J~ Dow, recen.Uy secured trom COngrea
who waa General Sherman'• bugler by County Supervlaor Wlllll Wa..r-
. on the f&moua march to the aea.. ner and Engineer R. L. Patterson
Lay otf, you rebel . . . during a ria:lt to the Nation'•
Capital.
Junio r Chamber Local Men Testify
He ars Race Report In Overell Trial
At Breakfast Meet C. K. Priest, d-oe.._t of
the Newport Beach Pollce Depart-
A revt..w of the. Honolulu yach~ ment, and Byron Manball, local
nee wu beard by 40 memberil cruiser captain of Balboa ta\anct. 'ot. Ille Newport .Harbor Junior t titled ID th trial ·~--of Bud 0..mber of Commerce Tburaday • e ~. . ..
mornJn.g at a breakfa.st meeting Gollum and Beu.lab. Overell whO ~ at Nortcm.'• Bay Shott Ct..fe. -.re charged with the llay1ng of
Gueft ~er. who wu a mem~ pie rfrl'• parenta, Mr. and Kn.
lier of the CftW Of the yacllt Walla-l'J. OVen11, on thelJ" yacht
Weotward, WU Robert Allan cl in• Newport .Hutlor M&roh 15.
Loil ~ -told Ille -Prteot ldmtltled • 8laDdllm, .ture OD the 11!11> that fln!Ohed which 8uperi6r Court Judge KAID·
third ~nd Clnlbuco and l"a1r-nelb Jt. Korrt80D n:tu.ed t.o ad· -!her . eomndtt.-dWrman Ed JUch. mlt u mdeDce. u tbe oae he had
-ana 1a1m n.mena ._tei1 ta1<en trom u.. port -of u..
• -cl the 'l'oamllment ol yacht K&1'J' B &lld -teotl-ue:.::t ~ cl"7 . dlrecW7 = ~ _,. Ille -~
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFOiuifrA. TmmsnAY, AUGUST 7,1 1947 EIGHTEEN PAGES NUMBER 23
BelplD.i over t:be Tou.naament of Lltbtl .thll
y_,. on Aus. 11 wUJ. be MlN Newport Barbor
(A.D.lta Coe.De) and her court of loveU.: Vl.rStDJa
Goodhue of SM Gabriel, CWollae Fonat of Loq
Be.ch. Dorothy ,.Baboock of ~ Jkcch,
EUeen Porter of Bell. and Pb.LllJ.s Applt1pte of
Lights Tourney
.·~.Queen and Her
Radiant Court
Junior College .Pres ide nt to
Admin iste r $262,253 Fun d
for Starting New Scho ol
Bu.ntlncton Beaeb. (Beckner photo).
NEW CHURCH UNIT UNDERWAY-Buildlnl' of the new sanctu-
ary ot Christ Church by the Sea Is mo\'inJ forward rapidly as
11ho\\'ll In the above picture. The audlt-0rtum \\'W 8e&t approxbn&te ly
SOO pel'80DS-and Is the M>Cond tmlt of the church looat.ed at 14th
and Central a\•enue. (Photo b y Gerhardt ).
Fli ght of the Snowbirds Brought
Tho usands t o Harbor Area Sunday
Newport Harbor's Flight of the
Snowbirds, one of the most unJque
and hJghly publicized yachUng
events in the world, Sunday again
drew thousands of visitors to. the
area tor the 12th consecutive year .
Cars drove bumper to bumper up
Central avenue to Balboa where
crowds packed the Fun Zone area
and lined .shores ot the Bay where
16-year old GU Kraemer Jr. of
Placentia and Balboa aalled off t o
tint place ln the race ot the little
12 toot sailing vessels. Close be-
hind him t~ claim aecond and third
place honors were Robert Palmer
Yardley of Newport Beach and
Henry F . Kell m ot Riversidfl and
Newport Beach.
OREETS WINNER
On hand to greet young Krae·
mer a.nd present the trophy, WU
Mrs. Walter K . Lewis ot River-
side, mother of la.st year's winner,
Walter Lewis, who this year will
be awarded the trophy for eighth
place. Alao present on the dock
were .Joe Beek. Harry Welch and
Leon Heaeman, whose namea have
become synonomous with thfl fa-
mous fiight.
W inning the fourth through
alxth places were Norton Young-
love, Clark King, Bob 'White, Toby
Kirk, Walter Lewis, Chuck Sey-
ler and Michael Jager, while ac-
(Contlnu-4 on Pas'9 E!Pt)
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Miss Newport Harbor to
Reign Over Tournament
of Lights August 16th • Newport 'Harbor ottered a
variety of activities Sunday when
a.l ong with the famous Flight of
the Snowbirds, a bathing beauty
con tetit in the Fun Zone provided
entertainment for the thousands
of spectators packing the New~
port Harbor area. Miss Marjorie
Gestring, ramous Olympic diving
champion, thrilled the record
crowd with a diving exhibition,
while another diver. little 13-year
old Bobby Benbow qt Santa Ana,
a1ao claimed his share of the ap-
plause. ·
Chosen a.a Miu Newport Har-
bor from 35 beau Uful girls enter·
Ing from Newport Harbor and
surrounding towns, was Anita
Coane of Balboa. She will reign
over the Tournament of. Lights
Aug. 16, represenUng the Newport
Harbor Junior Chamber of Com-
merce, which along with the Fun
Zone, sponsored the beauty con-
test.
Second place winner w as Vir-
ginia Goodhue of San Gabriel.
while claiming third place waa
Caroline For est ot Long Beach.
Dorothy Babcock o t Laguna
Beach waa named Miss Poise.
Eileen Porter of Bell. Miss Per·
sonality, and Phylll.9 Applegate of
Huntingfo'fi Beach, Miss Suntan.
Contest Judges were Marjorie
Gelltring,· Ro b ert Lindstrom,
Ralph Hoyle, Robert Boyd, and
Monte Grimes, while Gordon
Weevil proved himself adept a.s
master ot ceremonies.
Kenny A p point ed
C hairman of Co.
Cancer Fund · Drive
Herb Kenny, Balboa P oetm&ster
and Newport Harbor Chamber of
An administration for Orange Coast Junior College
district has been named and it will be the ·duty of Dr.
Basil H. Peterson to administer the budget of $262,253.
It is planned that the Orange Coast . College will
receive buildings and campus out of the present Santa
4'.na Army Air Base site. Requests by the college board
for the facilities has beeD. approved by all agencies up to
thla time. It ls now only nee-·•--------------
essa.ry for
made tfy the War A.Mets Admlni-
lllr8tion. The tentative budget
ror the achool u made public by
the cou.nty superintendent, pro--
vtdee tor administration salaries
· and wages ot $22,000 and $2,000
incidental expenses to that de-
partment. The budget shows an
estimate ot ,$13,000 tor certi11-
cated salaries and expenses and
for $25,000 for maintenance and
operation of the school plant and
auxiliary services.
SSS,000 OVTLA Y ,
A caPital out.lay tor improve-
ments of the_ grounds, buildings
and equipment is established at
$83,000, and with a tramfer of
fundB being permitted to the bud·
get of $92,253, with a general
reserve fund set up ·of $17,000.
Providing title to the school
campus is received withitt the
next few weeks from the War
Assets Administration, there ls a
possiltility that educational class-
es could get underway for the
February semester. The budget
p rovides a very small amount for
teachers, and it is presumed that
the state will -coo<Llta--~
promise ot !un<hl tor emergency
education purposes for the first
year's salaries of tnstnictors.
S5 CEI'lii'T TAX RATE
The $262,000 will be provided
at a 35 cent tax rate lo be a.asess·
ed against the joint districts of
the Newport Harbor Union High
School and the Huntington Beach
Union High School Districts.
which last ye.p.r, in a special elec·
lion, formed the Orange Cea.st
College District. •
Preliminary work in the fonna·
tion of the district. necessary
liaison between the War Aaseta
Administration, the Veterans' Ad-
ministration, and the State Board
ot Education was done without
cost to the taxpayer by Newport's
Sidney Davidson, and Huntington
Beach'~ Raymond Elliott. These
two men have hurdled almost im·
possible1 obstacles to create thle
dletrtct.1 Davidson ha.! made trips
all ove11 the State of C&llfomla
as has Elliott, and the latter took
his vacation in the East this year
so as to acqualnt Washington of·
flq.als with local desires.
Coast College President
Dr. Ba sil Peterso n
To Head Oranqe
C oast Jr. College·
Dr. Basil, H . Peterson, direc--
tor of Glendale College for the
past four years, has been named
pr 'C '-flt Orange Cout JunJor
College. · ·
The new president, who thi.s
w eek made a preliminary survey
of the portion ot Santa Ana Army
Air Base ear-marked for the col-
le ge, has an outstanding record in
the field o! education. During
!!!he war, he was a.ssistant busi-
ness manager of Universit1\ ot
Califqrni.a's radiation laboratory.
For four years prior to that, he
W&B> a.ssistant dean of U niversity
of California College of Argicul-
ture. 'Dr. Peterson wu principal
e! Mount Sh8.lta H igh School at
another time ~also Mrved as I the coach and t ic instructor
tor nine years. ~serv-
ing hla fourth yea as president
of the California Junior College
Association.
Dr. Peteraon received his bach-
elor, muter, and doctor ot phUoa·
ophy degrees from the University
ot Ca1iforn.ia at Berkeley.
Although he will not officially
be on duty with the Coast Junior
College until Sept. I, Dr. Peterson
plans to move to Newport Harbor
as soon u possible. He and his
wife, Winifred, have t"'f'O eona,
Dick, 17. and Dave, 13, who will
enter local echools.
Snowbird Owners Adopt St a nda rd
Design ; O lympic Ty pe O ut
Commerce president, was appoint· All new Snowbirds will be ot N . Y . Y. C. aa.Id that he believed.
ed. 'lhalrman ot the county-wide standard deaig:D.., and the Olympic the tolerance.a effecting old boat.I
cancer fund ball to be staged deaign wW be abandoned, It wu were more '8trlct than wu neo-
Sept. 11 al the Rendezvous. decided by yachtam.en who gath-eaaary and might result ln th•
ConflnnaUon ot h1a appoint-ered Stmday at Newport Harbor d18qualiftcation of even boats.
ment wu received today in a let-Yacht Club to con.eider deaigm the .product of a boat builder who
ter from Michael D. Fanning, Loa and specifications of the lltUe had made a miltake in reading the
Angeles P ostmaater and h•d of cra.tt.. luel" prlnte and had produced
the campaign in Southern Call· The room aod adjacent hallway boat.I narrower than tht1 1tandard
toml&. 'nle ball la expected to were packed ~th Snowbird en-design.. Mr. Lewis aa.ld he d.ld
be the largellt mch event evt1r ;!=~ ~Ing an.: J:'::jor11:1; not want to aee an tnjwitice done ·~~·,.staged tn the b.lltory of the county, Preae.nt alao were Commodore to tndivtdu&ll who owned theme
and all proceed.I will go toward Everett Morrie, Vice Commodore boata. He owna such a \ boat
tht1 Damon Runyon Memorial Can-Walter Lewi.I and Rear Commo. which he promllea to ha.ve ,altered
cer Fund, headed naUonally by dare Frank Stmpeon of the New-to meet apec.tflcaUon1.
Walter Winchell port~ Barbor Yacht Club; Commo-Boward Younglove df the N . Y .
The p ooo ooo cancer hoopital dore Boh Boyd, Vice Commodore Y . C., and Richard Hahn of the
planned f~r ~ Angelee wtll eerve Richard Fenton of the Ba1bo& Balboa Y. c., expre8eed a belief
th1I area and 11 one ot flve plan-Yacht Club; Commodore Dtc:k that It w°'1d be better for eeven
ned throughcbt the United Statel. Deaver, Vice Commodore Gilbert bo&ta to have to be altered t.baD
. Kraemer and Rar Commodore for 10me two hundred boat. to A.ccordiftg to Al Joyce of the Morga.n Morgan of the B . L Y. C. continue to be wb~ to unfalr
pneral committee, every aervice, Commodore J. A.. Beek of the com Ution. ·
fraternal. and eoda1 orp.niuttnn Snowbird AMoctation, Called the pe 8TBlar D&SIGN
in the county la. backing the local meeting to order &Dd. stated that
dzjve. the meeUng had been called to Vice Commodore Fenton of the
uoertam whether or . not Snow-Balboa Y. C ., who la a1ao Vice
v:al __ ._, s~-1 bin! ownen approved the piano Commoclore .of the Snowblnl . -es. . ... en and opeclflcati-and table of Anociation, expreued the belief
~ :,......_., In Balboa tolerance which bad been adopt.eel that lo develop a thoroughly fair
/,., -~, · by the Snowbird Aalodatson. ra~g c~ deal.gn and tolera.nce
a.orp N . DlnDldt of Pla;ra del To g11t the matt.er before Ille ohould be atrict and .. ould be
11-7 "-""' lo po11ce:"tbe theft meeting, Kr. Carlyle Ballcock rl&1dlY adhered to.
ol , thre6 ftlua1iile cam.a. 4 wtlh inoved that the actlOn. taken by Barton Beek, for many yean a
w., , 1 , -• 1.be A.altclation be ~ by tbl Snowbird ullor and wtnnflr of UM
Tbe W.-oleo ma.Je:-5· --........_ Thia pNClpl-flllllt In lMO, Aid he did not 1--~ pur at~ a ~ tated a. 4*"'-'m 'wbielt luted lien that tbe ~cee were .too -
l!'Oll> .'l'llB • ~., ., die and.j ..-..W . for about an bour and which" at atnct ,u be did npt think that
ftlii pw .... ... 1, w' . !I' et -~ el .. -. Ill ::..• ~., car wlddl WU times re:flect«I an a1&rm1nc' riM IDOl'e than one-or pomibl7 two &1wa ,..,.., .... u.e tu1's ,,_ -~ w:i-!-· .... · ~ -tipe JIQ -~ 1n tn \cipora""':..~~-put of ~;...~Mi::,:~ owa• hdet' "-wrrl ... tlllH: .,...-•· _ a~rlcrt BaJbtw, Wldle M .._. •ttns .,.. 90l'De al tbe .-.-a-:-w. _ _ .• '"! .,, ·-· • ,
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Publ.Llhed every 'lbunday evening a.t Newport Bea.ch, caJUomla
Office and ftrtntlng Plant &t 2211 Cout Blvd.-Pbone Harbor 18.16
Enten!d u ~d--c.lau matter June 18, 19401 at the poet 'ofnce at
Newpott Beach, California, under the Act of March 3, 1879
Member Natiooal Editortal AMoc'8.tl!,.ll
Member Callfomla Newspaper Publl9ben AMoclalloa
l.&r&ffl pa.Id ctrculation. ln Newport Harbor Atta
BEN O. REDDICK. Owner and Publlaber
f """\. GENEVIEVE SYLVESTER, Newa Editor
'J, ARTHUR F. MILLER, Superintendent
'the Prf!as hM been adjudged a newspaper of general circulation by
decree of the Superior Court o~ Orange County and ls fully qualified
to publish all klnd.s of legal notices and advertisements
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ln Orange County, $2.00 per year. Out.Bide ot Orange County, $2.50
\\IE_ GET SNUBBED
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More moorings for private craft and water upon which
to sail them '\Viii be opened with the completion of a dredg-
ing proghlm in Long Beach's Alamitos Bay. Indirectly,
the County of Orange is providing the facilities for Long
Beach. This apparent paradox is the result of some civic
enterprise on the part of Long Beach's city manager and
his city council.
Orange County, through its very able supervisor Willis
Warner, an equally competent consulting engineer R . L .
Patterson, with cooperation of John Phillips tucked a
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IT CAN'T HAPPEN HERE
By HARRY WELCH
Some citaen interesred in safety on the Bay sent to
Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce a copy of a recent
Issue of "Searchlight" publiahed in Redding. The paper
gives a report of a serious accident which occwted on
Sbuta Lake when a ~t craaMd tbroUgh a sniaJ!
c:rul8er killing two little girls and Injuring a third. ·
'nle aame paper catTiee an editorial which readlJ:
"Safety Regulation Needed. Yesterday's tragedy on
Shaata Lake ahowa the need for more safety regulation.
A family party in the alow boat was rammed into by a
~to resulting in the death of two little girla anil
the aerioaa injliry of another. Oimoualy there WU care-
k•I ·as involved, for there ;oraa no reuon for two, boabl
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riE!wPORT-BALBOA PREss
~ a police officer, and he keePf ~oee watch on the boats. Service Friday for
Anyone •who speeds, violates tM i:uHe o! safety or right-Mrs Maggie R~ll
of-way or otherwise riska his o.J.Jlfe or the li,,es of others • .
ia &topped and stopped quickly. I The harbormaster and hia Funeral .. rv1ce for Mn. ant• ~ta 0
keep a constant wat.Ch fand patrol • = i:!..:.f ~ :U:~.i ·Fri~~
"But, at Shasta Lake a ~boat, towing a warer-at 2 p. m. at B<z Mortuary In
skier circled near the public docks and struck a amall Corona del Kar. Th• Rev. E. o .
' . . Goodell will conduct mervice while crull!er, lying helplesa With a dead motor. Sud! activity Interment w.ill be at Falrhaven.
Dr. G. E. T'Ohill
PHYSICIAN and SUl<"""'N
la09 Cout Boulevard
0tf1CM! Harbor 286--\V
ll<>o. Barbor 286-R
U no amwer call Harbor 5 should never have been permitted in such. a plal:e. U it Mro. Ruaaell had lived on Balboa
starred, there should ha,,e been a guard or ranger io stop it. Ialand for 22 yeara and wu orig!·
''Th •-ed 't be · d Th Ii n 'be nally from New York. She andl-----------,---
e l.ol. ag y can UD one. e -ves can L her huaband, George, bad cele-Gonion M Gn..... M · D
brought back. But some safety precautiorui can. be taken brated their 50th wedding annl· • 1 •111Jr • • \
to prevent a repetition." venary in March. Mnt. RuueU PbJ9ldaD aad Sure-I · waa a member of the Rebecca S.Jboa Inn Arca.de. 8ai1MM'
----• Lodge ot Monrovia. omce p1Mm1 -ll&$or' rr SIGr.;s OF THE TIMES s ,. ourvived by her hwoband. ..,,.._.,. pboDa _ ~ 111 e Ruseell ot Balboa Island;
y her daughter, Mn. Nellie Local businessmen report that most business t
Newport Beach is from year-around residents in ·
the sea,onal trade.
Shook ot B&lbo& laland; by thrffi -------------
1 grandchlldren and two great-MILTON M. MAXWELL,M.D.
grandchildren.
C. C. Announces
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CORONA DEL MAl-t
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The Newport Harbor· Chamber
of Commerce has released the
After Month's Trip
ground of mental cruelty. He
ffered custody of a two-year-old
son and "reasonable support".
Th~y were married March 13, t943
at Norman, Okla.
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Dr. Bertrand D. Wlnenga, 71,
retired 'Costa Mesa doctor, died in
hi.!I Irvine avenue home Friday.
Funeral eervld'e wu held Wedne.1-
day afternoon at Ba1i.z Mortuary
and ent ombment at Fairhaven
with the Rev. Harry E . Ow'lng of-
flclatlng.
Or. Winenga h1 11urvtved by his
wife, Mrs. Dora Wlnenga; one
ron, Thomas Wolbert. both of
Costa Mesa. and three grandchil-
dren.
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' By ROD MacMILLIAN T
Clark Ramblers .,
Invade Costa Mesa
The Costa Mesa Merchanta !-')11
play host t o the Clark Ramblen
· in their Southern California. Base-
ball Associatio n• Sunday at Costa
• Mesa park. The game sta.rttng At
2 p. m. Is expected to draw about
300 loca ls to the rooting section.
Manager Bud Long will prob-
/ ably start as catcher with work-
h orse Glynn Boies or B ill Flan&·
gan, who wa.s knocked out of the
box against Santa Ana two weeks
ago. Letty Luhman will probably
get the call at first wtlh Barney
Long at shortstop, Bill Roberts at
third, Dick Long atshortstop, Milt
Dreblow, Kenny Yusiga , and Ed
Savin l.n the outfield.
Swim Meet Slated
For ~ugust 15
A swimming meet for boys be-
tween the ages of 11 and 19 in·
clwi:ive, will be held at the Balboa
Fun Zone Friday, Aug. 15th.
Prlzee for this swimfest. sponsor-
ed by ~ the Fun Zone, will Include
gold medals for flf'3t, silver med-
als for second, and bronze medals
Nourse Twirls 2-Hit
Game; Loses · S-1
• Pete Nouree pitched a two hJt
game against the Orange County
cha.mplonshJp Fullerton J'Unior Le-
gion team Saturday a.ttemoon,
and lost. 3 to 1.
Nourse sent 11 of the 21 outs
to the dugout via the etrike-out
route. walkJng only four batten
e.nd still ended up on the ehort
eJld ol the score. The locals
committed six errora t o account
for their 1088,
Nourse headed a five-hit Harbor
attack with two singles whUe up
three times. Don Ward, Blll
Weatherwax and B ob .Ve.nDrtmlen
also collected singles. The locals
scored in the first Inning on three
successive singles by Ward, Wea-
therwax and Nourse. Paul Ro-
bertson reached first on an error
on the second baseman t o load
bases. and was caught otf hi.!I base
by t he first baseman t o end the
inning.
Fullerton scored In the first
innlng as Bill Ross drove In Clodt
who had reached first on the
fielder's choice. R oss scored the
for · third. • second run himself a.s he walked,
Boys w ill be divided into t\\"O
divlslo ns: juniors, 11 t o 14 years
and seniors 15' to 19. Only three
events m ay be enterPd. No en-
try fee is required but entrants
must have the signa ture of their
parents on the o ffiC'ial entry blan.k
in o rder to compete.
The first event i$ s lated for
1 p. m. )
BEE GA!\IE POSTPOSEO
The Junior Bees baseball game
\Vith Fu llerton, scheduled fnr Sat-
urday afternoon, ha s been post·
poned to Saturday, Aug. 23, be-
cause o f the' Southern California
Junior Legion Baseba ll Tourney
now being played at Anaheim and
Fullerton .
t ook two bases on two errof"!ll and
was sacrificed' across the plate.
The Fullerton lads added their fl·
nal run In the seventh on a single
and tv•o errors. I
Sunday t he locals were shut out
by Lefty Bob Conlin of Orange,
\l.'ho pitched no-hit-n o-run ball f6r
the en l ire seven innings. Ca rl
Mears r ecei\'ed a walk nnd was
the only local to g et on base. H e
advanced to second on a steal.
Conlin struck out 10 local batt e rs
as his tean1 scored 13 n1ns on
12 hits.
Hot Rods at "BO \VI
Tonight, H . B. Friday
The roaring hot rod$ of the g,,,_,.,.J~ ea.Je,,,J.a,,,,, ~A. will take part in the first ~~ national roadster race In the Pasa-
Fri.. Aug. 8.-Softball. Costa Afesa dena Rose Bowl tonight and will , . Paint Vs. Costa Mesa Legion. return t o the macada m o r the fast
Costa M esa Park-5 p. m . H untington Beach Speedway Fri·
Ba8eball. Newport H arbor day nlght.
American Legion Juniors Vs. The c . R . A. pilots led all quali·
La Ve rne Sa n Dimas Juniors fiers for the glga'ntlc g o In the
-La Palma Park, Anaheim-bowl t onight which will see 37 of
Sat.,7 f~;· 9-Satlboat Raclng'.-the {op drivers or t he nation
Snowbl.{ds and Falcons, N. H . compete for an estimated prize
Y . C. of $10,000.
Sun., Aug. 10.-Ba15el-.l.l. Costa> The program calls for a four-car
Mesa M erchants Vs. Clark's trophy dash, a 10-lap conaolation
Ramblers of Los Angeles -race, two 50-lap main even ts and
Costa Mesa Park-2 p. m . a special match race bringing to-
SaUboat Racing. Snowbird!'! gether the top three cars from
and Falcons. N . H. Y. C. each of the 50 lappers.
Tues., Aug. 12-SalJboat Racln&. Frid I ht'• p ro..,....m at Hun Snowbirds and Girl's Falcons a y n g e·-·-· tlngton Speedway will feature the
N. H . Y . C~ i:.-'lboat ... _ _._ strong C . R . A . group tn a 78 lap Thurs., Aug . 1~ .n.o.;aul'· Boy11 under 21 . Falcons and program start.In g at 8:15 p . m .
Girl's Snowbirdl5. Time trials get underway at 6 :45.
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1'1tesa t.A~rchants
Lose 7 to 5
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Games Cancelled .JUntor Bees Downed
Because ot ForfeltB 13-1 By Funerton
. AU Uon'a Club League 90ft.ball The Newport Barbor Junior
Tbe Coeta K ea Merchant9 went game1 8Cheduled UU. week were Bees were defeated 13--1 by the
down Jn deteet lut Sunday., but cancelled becaUM ot forfeit.a. Frt-P'ullerton lJeea at Coeta Meaa
they ltW won the prat.e of their day night neither the M.eaa Fire Park Saturday morn.1.ng. Tbe ln·
w pporten. A teet . of fluhy Department or OU. Beach'• .could vaden acqred nine rune on two
colored lada went home aft.er n ine produce a team, which reeulted hit.a ln VI' aecond ~ to gain
OWDY AP! Not:
muc b lal'S'er tbaa
t b· e dollkey la
little t:.lnda N--
ton. daucbter of
jttacJde and DoOy
Newton ot Co-
rona del Mar.
The ·b e autiful
little burro" ta
the work or flay
FlDch who med
a baby donkey
u model It le
Sl lnchee tall. of
red-brown color.
A croup of four
are now on 41a-
play at the La-
gutt" Festival ot
Art......--(Photo by
lnnlnp, a beaten team tn ever; ln a ·double forfeit. a lead. '
c:,clumn except the one which Monday evening, Crawley'a Dick Lane, pitching for Harbor,
count.. They had a 7-6 win, but Fumlture couldn't field a team allowed only six hit.a but lacked
they had to fight to get it. They and therefore forfeited: to Ward 5Upport .
had to play the breal<JI and admit· and Harrington who had gone Joe Breet acored t..'le lone local
ledly had Lady Luck on their stde. through the aeuon without victory runa u he slngled ln the ftrat inn·
The local twtrlen set the lnf but had enough players on h&nd. lng. .stole second and advanced
vadera down wllh eight hlts. Ftve on two errol'8 acr06a the plate.
ot these were garnered in the -Want &da in The Pres8 bring Bob Burdick got a 11lngle tor the
fiflh1 whden bthl ey 21eo:._ed
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fourb?'WUI re8Ulta. Telephone Harbor 1618., only other Newport Harbor hit.
on wo ou es. a t. 1p e, a race
of 11lnglea and a walk. Alter lb.t8
f&tetul lnnlng they w ere shut out ,,..._.._~.........,,~....-.-......,.,
Gerhardt).
by the effective c hucking of Glynn
Bo tea.
In the fourth inning the colored
lade picked up two runs on an
e rror by Barney Long and a home
run by their cat che r.
The Mesa boya had to work
hard fo r their five nrns. They
11cored first In the second Inning
&11 Kenny Yuaiga singles, stole
second, went to third on a pass
ball and crossed the plate on a
fie lders choice. Costa Mesa tallied
twice In the seventh on succes·
stve singles by Bud Long, Glynn
Boies, and Barney Long, once 1n
the eighth as Yuslga w ent to third
after the second baseman lhrew
h i.a glove at the ball poked over
hls head and scored on a fielder's choice.~ Bud Long scored the flnal
Nourse, Mears ,· Wa rd [Harbor Tennis Cl ub run i~ t he ninth J\.fte r singling,
getting to second on an error and
taking third on a fielder 's choice.
Tenth inning c hatter ... Costa
Mesa had a r ally cut short in
The H8rbor Tennis Club will the l'ighth inning as the Leaver-
;neet at the-Newport Harbor enz shorts top made a great atab 1
and
Select ed to Meet 1To Meet Mondav
Ha n'aiia n Cha mps
Pete k ourse. Carl ~tears
Don Ward will re present
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Ye.cht Club Monday evenin,lt'. Au~. of Bill R oberts sure double into
the 11 . a t 7:30 p ni., to discuss plans le ft c<'nte r. The short.sto'p then
N ev.:port Harbor J unior Legion for the club's coming progr am. n1ade it a double play by beating
team \Vhen the combined forces of An im porta nt iten1 slat ed f<i r Bill Fla.nag~ back t o first ·Y.'ith
disc ussion is the lncatinn o r t he the peg ... Harrerlniz Smith. the Orange County ta ngle \Vith tfte slu g r who drubb•d out t\l.·o club's projected clubhouse and g e ~
H a\vaiian Island chan1pion Junior l·nu rts several locations are ~1'Zer~~~~s ~~~t ~p~~~~!~c!" h~~~
Ll'gion nine. ,qAirl to be available but f inal plans \Vas linllled to a to~e hit-a
These three plA.)'ers '''ere selel·t · hn ve n?t been formulated . doub le but providt'd thf' cro\l.·d
ed t o play on the tean1 a t a l\l('et· '''ilh a thrill \Vith h i!i te rrific ··over
ing of coach es and n1ana~e rs of OTTO'S the ff'nce S\\·lngs" ... Yustga
the 0-range County J unior Lt>;1nn reach ed ovC'r th(' fence deep in
League. The gan1e i~ s lated for c<'nler f h:old to r ob the visit ors of
Sunday night, Aug. 10, a t g p . n1. f:I a ho m e run v;ith thr bases loaded
in Ana heim's La.Pa lma Pa rk. c;J1 in the fifth ... Locals are look·
Xourse will p itch. 1l('ers play sc· ing forv•atd to seeing the Old
cond bas e or in the o utfield, and , 1 Tin1ers tanglf' \v\th the Merchants
I Sllfl.d{l.y, Aug .. 24 ... Yusiga led
\Vard \l.'i.U be used a s ut1hty n1a n I Sunday nigh t at 8 P-nl .. the all h ikrrs with a single. a double
Also ~elected t o play on the Orange County All Sta r team , and a triple. The triplt> \l.·as given
county nine \l.'ere t he folJO\\·ing. I pick ed from players on the six t o him w hen the second ,baseman
D'el Crandell. cat cher: Bill Ross. county Junior L<'glon teams, \l."ill threw his glove at the pass ing
pitc her: Don McConnell, first . meet the HB\\·aiian I!Sland chan1-ball .. Bud Long compiled a
Fullerto n; Jim Schmitz, second;-pionshlp team at La Palma Park 1.000 average ~¥"he J.licked up
Pat Patton, outfield ; J im Heffron . in Aanheim in a gan1e that is cer-two for two whlk playing · · ·
outfield, A naheim; J ohn F ou ch, tain t o be one o f the best ever
pitcher; Louie Armendariz, short -played. Three players , Pete ADDING MACffiNE TAPE
stop; Don White, outfield,· Santa Nourse. Don Ward. and Carl
Ana ; Cerrito Gomez. sho rtstop : Mears , ,viii represent the local Now Available al
Wayne Smith, second: Tex Tho-area in the gan1e. Nourse re· N ewport·Balboa Press
mas, third, Orange; Joe Rea. cently pitched a two-hitter against :==============: catcher; Jes P erales, pitc her; Fullerton, Ward Is a utility player
He rb Collier, outfield, Placentia. ,,-ho can and has played just about
The Hawaiian lads went all the every posit ion on the t eam, and
way through the Island regionals Meef'3 ie classed as perhape the
to win the trip to the states and best second sacker ever to come
the right to compete in the na-out of the Harbor area.. These
tional finals, Aug. 28·31 in Lo8 a.re only three of the boys who
Angeles. wilt see a ction. Each club hu
Hanson Lengthens
Bowling Lead
given IL!: top three playeni to the
t eam for the night, and the
Hawallane are really g oing to
have t o fight to wt.n this one, In
spite of the fact they have been
working &11 a tringle unit all sum-
mer.
BOWLl.NG!
MESA
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Pbon• JM.aeon 5062-W
Warreti Hanson'1 kegglers Ieng·
thened their lead Ln the swnmer
bowling series of the Mesa R~
reation Hall in Costa Mesa. by
defeating the Myrehn brothers
3-0 in tbi.15 w eek'8 game. Charley
Hanson kept pace wttb a 3-0
whitewashing of Pop Crawley's
gang, while Pink Pinkley gave
Virg's garage a boost down into
cellar with a 3-0 set back . Carna-
han knocked Sympl50Il 2·1 in the
fourth and final serie8 ot the
week.
P . S. Admission ts free~ ! ! !
Usually l hot rod driver ha.a a
bit of good luck and hits at leut
two or three winners tn a row, but
thJs ts n ot the story at the Hunt·
ington SpeedwaY:where not even
one driver has w the main event!~==========::=== for two success! weeks ... Ru·
mor hM It that Billy Andenon
Buater Pinkley wu red hot as
he took high series honors with
a C"tal, individual game honors
with 213 and helped Warren
Hanson's boys take the team ser·
ies honors. Charley Hanson man-
aged to get a 201 to take h ono rs
for hill team.
. Next week Pink Pinkley 1ft11
mlx with P op Crawley as Carna-
han seeks to stop Warren Hanson
on Monday night. Tuesday night
Virg's take8 on J ohn Sympson's
crew and Charley Hanson 's boys
are pitted against Myrehn Broth··
e rs in the reature game of the
week .
Staodlnp w
Warren Hanson ........... -.... 10
• Charley Eanson .............. :. 9
will drive a hot rod now being
built by Leroy Page in Newport.
B y the way, don't plan to a ttend
anymore C . R . A . shows at Gar-
dena .... There won't be. any\--
at least not by the local gow
diggers .
H ere's hoping that the Varsity
football players at Harbor High
have plenty of warm j ackets fo r
this fall's night games ... W e pre·
diet that the local football field
will have Ughting on time for the
fir!.'lt home game this fall. The
turf ls In good shape .... Dick
Long. who will coach the Junior
Legion team in the coming South·
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em C&llfornla tourney, is well in-
L formed on ba"~ball, havi.n ~ played
2 for several yean after getting out
3 of school. He ts first string
6 shortstop on the Costa Mesa Ater-
6 chants team .... The Santa Ana
6 Merchants a re still up to their
7 winning way; after defeating the
9 locals 11 to 1 recentlv. and it is
9 stilJ Carl Oberto and ·Ralph Frei·
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1. c. llUHPRIUE8, lfmcer Pboae a_...._ W l·W
tag who &re giving the team the .Newport Blvd.,. at t 'ftb 8L
winning boast. Oberl.o !ri.ngfed 008TA KESA
Harbor Roller Rink
Aleo ht LoDa" a.cit. at ill A.merieaa A 'ftlr.
Junior Legion
First Tourney
Friday Night
in the winning run lut Sunday!~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Game 88 the Merchants upset Wilming-
ton 3·2 .. ; _ Look for Roger Neth.
In
Don Miller, Carl Oberto, Don
Vaughn, Ralph Freitag and Char--
The Newport Harbor American ley DennJa to be back in the fold
Legion Junior baseball team will of Davey Don (S. A. J . C .) as a
go forth tn the fii'st game ot the l"e9lllt of a recent rullng throwing
aeoond annual Southern calllomla out all Ume played tn Junior Col·
Junior Legion bueball Tou.in.a-legea during the war yea.rs.
ment Friday night at 7 p. m. when With th~ ~ of fall. follm
1 they tangle with the LaVerne-begin, looking tor aportlng goods
San Dfinu post. of all types. from football eboea
If the locals aboUld win. they to eqoo.,' shoee:. Some of the.e
will go on. and Jl\ay unttl they are tolb.r ue not aware that Otto'•
defeated. with their aecond p.me Spo~ .Qoods and S&ddln7. la
acheduled for HXt week. Dick tbe bleart 06 Co11ta K -. t• atr{y.
Long will J>aDClle the eo&cbin&' of Ins $0 ........ to the peoi>le of the
the Cl'OUp during tournament play. ~an& all of.--of Tl"! pme · will be followed at tlp<lrt:l-.. _l jvhy -ltiip
9 P. m.. lit -tau....,. pme ID &114 sift the plaoe the -I betwwt t.ambennan'• ~ al Loa 7U1fDJ-be p'w.,., and au:prlw1..
A,,.-&114~ ._, ___ .. __
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Plans Beach Party ;Extended Tour -•1 , ... AD :"f-__ _
.Mr. "'14 11n. au.tave 'GnJpe. Virg's Garage HOWARD W. ~ St. Joachim Yount People'•
Club ouUined planll for a beach
party to be held In place of the
regular meeting. Meeting tn the .
home of Imelda and Babe Antone.,
1962 Newport boulevard, the
young people diaCUMed plana for
the coming party which will meet
at Dick Wagner's home on New-
701 Kar1gol4 ovenue. hove re--'Ill'. V..."'11 Jfl•-•--lltt l 1808 Newport Bl'l'd., Oo9ta Kwi
,tumed f'l'om an extended. trailer l'lwla11 Butter ·111 er UM.W PHONE BZA.CON 5J.8:1
'l'ltur.·F'lt.-Sat. trtp which t.Ook ~em through the ;======:;:===================: Bigb Slerru, up Into Canada ' .
Dennis Morgan
Jane Wyman
In a atory of the Old WeAt
CHEYENNE
Sun.-1\lon.-Tueti.
August 10-11-12
port Island.
Following a short bualnus ses-
sion presided over by Imelda An-
tone, refreshments were served
to approx:fmately 20 guest.a.
W. S. C. S. Meets
In Longs' Home
' The Esther Ha.II Circle of tho
where they vtatte<Mtn Victoria and
Lew
Ann
Ay.ers
Sheridan
-in-
tv. S. C. S. of the Costa Afesa
Community church met Thursday, ¢ .-
Vancouver, down to Ft. Lewi.a,
Waah., for a vtal~with relatives ot
Rev. 'llld Mn. Perry Schrock, and
then homeward. On their r eturn
to Corona del Ma.r, tlley found tbat
Mrs. W. M. McKeown, elater. and
Mlsee. Sally and Katherine. nleceB
of Mrs. Grupe, had been In Cali·
tornle. tor a month and were vtslt-
ing in Glendale. , Mrs. ?.fcKeown
la spending the current \v.,eek in
Corona det Mar and on Thursday
the sisters will be j oined by a
cousin, Mrs. EUgene Gardner of
Santa Paula.
THE
UNFAITHFUL
Ju.ly 24 at the home of' ?vfrs. Fred
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visitors present. De 'ons were Couple Welcomed
From Trip to Europe
Doon Open NI
Thur.-Fri. Aug.
Sonja Henie
John Payne
Glenn Miller
and Band
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SUN VALLEY
SERENADE
--COmpanlon Feature--
A delightful Comedy full
laughs and love
THE
MAGNIFICENT
ROGUE
Sat.-Sun.
Maureen O'Hara
J ohn Payne
MIRACLE On
34TH STREET
Dennis Morgan
Jane Wyma~
CHEYENNE .
PLUS SELECTED SHORTS
TONIGHT & NIGllTLY
at 8:SO-SAT. 2:.SO
and Howteley SteveMOa, S r.
--HOLIDAY STAGE
BJ-way 101, Tu9tln
STARTS NEXT MONDAY
TOM DRAKE
In penon u "'Danny"
In
NIGHT MUST FAJ,J,
a m.ystery-SW1pe1111e tbrlller.
Phone S. A. 68ls..-..lso tickets at
THE MELODY SHOP
1111-!Zad SL
$%.40. $1.80. suo. 60c
led by Mrs. lda Clark deUc-
ious r('frcshments Wf're served by
the hostess.
111embers present in addition to
the hostess v.•er e the 1'1esdames
Lena Wame, Ida Clark. Gallwas,
Fred Finch, G race B,oyd, \Varren
Cook, Clara Rollins and Roger-3.
Visitors -""·er e 1'-1rs. Pangle, Mrs.
Anderson and daughter, Mrs. J.1c-
Elroy and 1-1rs. Jesse Clark. The
next regular meeting of' the circle
will be held Aug. 28 at the home
of Mrs. Messing.
The Gryphon Players
PTesent
\\''EST-COAST PREI\-IIERE
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'Dark of the Moon'
The
-Starrtng-
8ens&tk>nal \Varner
di8covery,
q~ BllOOl.4
Aug. 5 to Aug. 10
Laguna Playhouse
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Playhouse or phone Laguna 191.
All seats resP.rved at $2.40.
BILL THE BOY
MAGICIAN
Will entertain )"OU and
:your friend.8-
20 minute sho\V for $5.00
Bill l\lye~12S Pearl. Balboa
Hiddie lland
AND PONIES
High Ball Golf Range
K.Dt PRA'IT, Pro. • • COMPLETE CAFE SERVICE
BEER a.ad SOFT DRINKS
, Sa$ Ana Recreation
and Sports Center
Se . .Main and Newport Blvd.
Phone Sa.ota Ana 'Jl.SO-W
Open Every Da7
~ 10 a. m. 11 p. m.
Aubberlock
A Ul'HQUE
RUBBER FLOORING-
Yz INCH THICK
RUBBERllDCH
8-INCB BLOCKS OF ·
L'"'TERLOCIUNG CON-
STRUCTION-CAN BE
LAID BY ANYONE
WITHOUT C~IE:.."IJT.
"'WALKING ON
RUBBERLOCK IS LIKE
W ALKINO ON AIR.."
PHONE BARBOR 5881
HOWARD CARNAHAN
1%08 Cout Wway
NEWPORT BEAOB
' 1-lr. and 1'frs. Fred Forgy have
HE LOOKS HAPPY and no \\'OTidf"r ! • For h e ,8
8D0\\0blrd8
Gll Kraemer,
Sunday. ·
arrived home fron1 their European
trip and \\'ere welcomed by a I
breakfMt party at the home of
Mrs. Forgy's pe.rents. Dr. and Mrs.
16, ~1ilton McMurray, 2029 North
"'inner of tht> Fllght of ttie
Prominent Visitors Heat Wave Brings
Entertained in CDM Full House
Flower s treet. The F orgys ar-
rived in New York Thursday on
the Queen Elizabeth and flew from
there to Los Angeles.
While l.n Paris. they spent sev-
eral days with Mrs. Forgy's sister
Mr. and J.{rs, ?tlelvin L. Becker, Afr!. Florence Torrence, 114 27th and niece,....-Afrs. Horace Stevens
605 Marguerite avenue, have en-street. Nev..•port, has been enjoying and Miss Ruth Joyce Stevens. who
tertalned many friends during the a "fuU house" of friends and rela· are spending the summer there.
past month. Week-end guests lvt>s v..·ho have been seeking to -------------
have been A1r. and Mrs. Harry escape the heat of' inland towns
Heferich of' Los Angeles, Mr. the p&8l v.·eek. ....------------.
Hef'erich taking time off from his H ere for the past several week.a \Vere 1.-1rs. Torrence's daughter duties as traffic manager of' the and grandson, Mrs .. Paul Fanner
American Fruit Growers Associa-and son Michael, while Mr. i'arm-
tion: Mr. and Mrs. Paul ,H . Moore er came down from Lo!!! Angeles
and their daughter Patricia, of over the week ends. Another
Los Angeles. where Mr. J.foore is daughter and son-in-law, ~1r. and
Manager of General Petroleum Airs. J oe. Summers, were also visl·
Corporation; Afr. and Mrs. J ames tors for several days, while Mrs.
C. Curry of Los Angeles, Mr. T orrence's son and family, Mr. and
curry occupying the position of' Afrs . Richard Torrence and Mau-
.Assistant Manager of the Califor· rei?n of Co~ta 1'-1esa were ln New-
nia Walnut Growers Association; port lo en1oy the famlly gather-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pike or Los Ing.
Angeles: Mrs . R . C. Niell of' Pasa-Oth,er. guests ~e . past week
dena wife of Traffic Manager were Miss Eva Gr1elmg of Hunt-. ' . ington Park, Ed "\\'f'hrly of Los N1ell of Sunklst Corporation. and A 1 'I d 'I o. 0 d
M I t nge es, ,. r. an ..,. rs. .........yrn n
rs. Aberson, wife of he 0\1.-'ller Battin and ~[rs. Battin's mother,
of Alberson Truc king Company of l\.1rs. Ha\vl£"y of Photnix, Artz ..
Los Angeles. l\.frs. Bruce Anderson of Beverly
The Beckers are comparatively Hills, Mrs. Roy Briggs, Mrs. Rilla
ne\v comers to Corona de! Afar, Roth of Los Angf'les . and l\.frs.
but since they have been occupy-Etta Thomas of La~na Beach .
ing their newly constructed hon1e f ~
here, they 1ong to dispose or their Easterners Visit
Los Angeles property, shake the I N .._ H
city dust off their feet and mak Il eWpOr L Ome
permanent tracks to the Crov..•n o
the Sea.
Local Family
Returns from Texas
Mrs. John Stowers and two of
her three children, Suzanne and
Bobbie, of Orchid avenue and
Coal!lt H ighway, arrived by Air-
liner at Los Angeles 1'-funicipal
Field in Inglewood on Monday.
Aug. 4th. She has been spending
six v..·eek.s '.\'ilh her family In Dal-
las, Tex. While there she visited
her brother and his wife, Henry
and Lucile Jones, who formerly
lived in Corona del Alar and were
employed at Kay Finch Ceramic
Studio. "Jonesy"' has become a
member of' the Army Air Corps
and Lucile is · back aga.in with Co-
lu.mbla Film Corporation where
she was employed before their
move to California.
Clqb Members
Enjoy Luncheon
Mrs. Herbert M . Ford, 213
Grand Cana.I, Balboa l8land, enter-
tained memben ot the Laa Cos-
turas Club Wedneaday at a lun-
cheon. The group ha.a been meet-
ing for a long time and was ortgln-
ally composed of' Balboa Islanders
only.
Unique prizes of potted plants
were presented to the guests,
.while delicious refreshments were
served to the guests with the aid
of Caryl Loulae, daughter of' the
hostess.
Those attending were Mesdames
Harold Glass,. William McDonald,
Ross Bower, Mary Stanley, Mar-
lon Mllllins, Wesley Fowler, Wil-
liam Tnlsty, Horace Parker and
Neal Donk er .
Westpvers Return
To CDM Home
1'-fr. and 1.1rs. \Villiam Garlik.
111 25th street, are entertaining
visitors fro·m Buffalo, New York.
They are Mrs. G11.rlik's sisters and
their husbands, Alr. and Mrs.
Teddy Krause and • A1r. and Mrs.
Nicholas Taeyi.
The group have ~en visiting
l\.1exico, Catalina. and the many
points o[ interest in Southern
California.
Girls Plan Week
At Idylwild Camp
Tu'o young ladies of Christ
Church by the Sea who are plan-
ning to attend MYF Institute this
year at ldylwlld, are the Misses
Jewel A1awson and Sonja Johns.
They v..•ill l~ave Saturday t o
spend eight days at the camp.
Sewing Circle
Meets at Kempers
The Capilla Circle µwing group
met Wednesday in the Arthur A .
Kemper home, 900 Ocean boule-
vard. The ladies meet each week
on Wednesday morning, brip.ging
their sandwiches, and the hostesa
provides coffee and dessert.
Harvest
Set for
Festival
September
Arrangements were completed
today, Aug. 7, to hold the Orange
Harvest Festival Sept. 12 and 13.
lt was announced by Carl Opp.
Chairman of the Festival Com,
rntttee. '
Sponsored by the Orange Com-
munity Chamber of Commerce,
the Futival l8 expected to be one
of' the most colorful of' tt.8 kind to
be held Ln Orange County this
year. Begt.nning Friday after-
noon, Sept. 12th, nrst event will
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weatover be open house at industrial plant.a
are again occupying their home at in and near Orange. In the eve-
1'615 Pacific Drive, and expect to nlng 8 Festival Queen will be
remain in Corona del Mar until crowned at Orange City Park
the middle of September. They with a baseball game and outdoor
are now entertaJnlng Mn. Weal-dancing afterward.
over'• uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Llfe among the deniz.em of
Corona d el J\t'ar ls not ~ a
precarlous \"enture.
Aside from an OCC&81onal
sunbom . hango\•er, or sprain
from dodging a.85&8ln!l on
Cout Highway, tbf' assorted
ill11 occasioned by living ln
this sun-baked clime are not
many.
·You can be su.ffering,
~O\\'e\·er, from a yearly
mala.dy, (peculiar to tho8e
nll' 11,·lng at the beach)
called guestltls or lt8 t"1n
brother re lativosls. '
Do you now ha\·e eight
mouths to tN"d. instead of
four ~ Do you no"· ha\•e
c ity cousln" under f oot
\\'here you once , had onl:r
friend husband ~
J\ta.ny ch ronic suffere""
have found the remedy and
80 can you. l\laking the
d e a r ones uncomfortable
~n't going to do one "'hlt
of good-tht>y "'lll only con-
s ldt>r It a. lark e\·cn If the)'
slet>p ln a tent or eat from a
can. So. still them wtth
klndn~s. ·
Southern Ca 11 fornla U
considered the barbecue cap-
itol of the world and for
good reason. S u f f e r I o g
house"·lvC8 have had to call
upon the grr.at outdoors for
relief \\'hen It com MJ to en-
. tertalnment -and that • 8
where \\"e come ln.
The casoal reader may
not know It. but "'e a re ln
the barbecue buslne88 a.s
well as the copper and br&.88,
the furniture, the pottery,
the k·nlck-k-nack, tbe bell.
and a few other assorted
m erchabdlse venture9 nnde.r
o ne roof.
The bext tlme you ha\•e
Cood re&80n to 8UApect that.
you llJ'le l"OlnC to be descend-
ed upon by honle9 of •welt.
erlng lnlande dwellers. just
Ucht a nre ln your bar•
cue. leave a note with a map
dlreetlnl' them to the ne&t·
etllt crooery--and t hen bead
tor the neal'el'lt mo,ie or
dispensary of liquid refreU-
ments.
U you need the barbecue
set to aocompllsh thb simp-
lest of all remedies. drop ln
and we'll be tickled to Mow
you a metal one that eara
be puAhed around from S,POt
to 11po~r halld you the
plau to make a 8tatloD&l'J'
pit for SU.
U ;r,oo. really want t.o
•tand by and take It or U
you want to make an Im·
preasloo on yqu.r vlsltore and
show them the "Barbor way
of life." thm you can al8o
pick up a few of the ID09t
clellcto1111 hert. and flavor·
lnp that ever watered a
mouth and otertala. for faft!I
the wMl. .loat ehoo9e 7our
ooune aact lbea eouat m bL
Mrs. Warren Cox of' Mobue, Ala., There will be BWlmming and
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tan Church ot San Franc:laco h a giant parade will form which
wtq be guests in t.b.e W~e~ will end at t.b.e city park where
¥me for aeveral days during the ,.n exceptionally tine program of
current week. event. baa been planned including
H tatere.t;ed, yoa eara drop
around ..,. day UMt find 09
baddW al'01md oar. rattan
flmllture, b a• II ;r flprlnc out DeW' ... ,.. to •tertala
your frleadl. We la b o r
(laally) at ll05 ()out Hips
way .. Vo,.. dd llllar &ad.
ARTUR RUBINSTEIN
A"D Ta. LOI AJll'G&L&I to••&R
PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA .. _
TSCHAIKOWSKY'S PIANO CONCERTQ
AUG. 1' --P.Jl.-lll'fllOl llOWL -L&0111fA DACB ' . ...__
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Boy· is Born to
a barbecue supper. a bathlng
beauty lhow. laJ'P pmf-onal
vaudeville 8bow' and outdoor mu·
~hil Ellerbroeks 81"-' "!!!."'!;·be beJd to _
MAIL
O&D-S
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5 -
I A m pound,. nve ounce 900 wu the Orange (Id wbo wU1 be named
b:o= to Kr. and Mn. Phllmer Quem ot tlle ll'eotlnl OJld ~
l;llerbroek. 1702 Parke ·annue, on appeannce at tbe tedtral wm be
....._ ' a ~UC"' bL HPop"' 18 the weD-lqawD made 1'J" c:hfc aD4 b+M• -!M kn
_......, ..... 117 ....... lack\
k'. Jr'• .... eltUe tmpor--
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l!eli• • Solo o& BLUE 8AD.S BTADONE&T --l'"";j:-=~-orcblt«t OJld elty -~ cllleo, .. -
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ALL-AMERICAN LIOUOR STORE
BEACON 5290-W . v..o~t On CASE LOTS or MORE ~ ~tt~ .~~·;.......~~~~~ Walker's Deluxe,% $4"99
Parke & Tilford
Private Stock, \.1; 4.74
'Ear ly Times, Y.. .... ---4.99
Old Grandad, %...... b.1b
Old Crow, ¥................. b.1b
·d:~--Blends . at popular prices
Have You Tried Wine and Soda?
A Co mplete Line oi California Pinner Wines
WEEK END SPECIALS
Schenley's Reserve , %.. .. .. --.-3.93
Pint . . .. $2 .47-Half Pint .. _ 1.25
Bombay ia!er, pint ....... ----.15
Barbarosa Beer, Case. .. .. .__.._..... 4.18
(no deposit)
BLACK & WHITE
SCOTCH
16 --' $5.85
BULLOCH &
LADE
Y.; --·· -. -$5.50 ...
Open Fri., Sat., and Sun. until . 12 p. m.
LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
Greater All-American Mid.
On the Miracle Mile 820 Coast Highway
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MAID
Bak~-~
BakedPresla Daily
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Danish. Pastry·
Snails, Butterhoms, Crescents,
Almond Gems
3 for 20c.
DANISH HOME· STYLE OYEN BREAD
20c a Loaf
Youngberry Pie
43c:-
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Daffodil Angel Cake
149c
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A\VAY TREV GO!-Saillng oft to a good 8tart in: the Ba)•
are the 14S tiny saU boats ln Ne,vport Harbor's beauttlu(
FIJght of t he SDO\\'blrds. gi\'en Sunday, Aug. 3, f or the 12th
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coosecutl\·e yt>ar . They raced In a
mlJe course ln the Bay •t Balbo~
c ro\\'d of several thousand.
brl!lk breeze o\•er a slx·
before a record-breaking
Two Injured as Hot
Weather Draws
100,000 to Beach
'l'wo persons were aer1ousJy in·
JUreu b.JIU a lhlra was rc:teuca
Lro1n t11e surl Jast weekena as
11.pproxu11&Ll.'1y lUu,vOO b a L n er s
Jii..11u11t:0 tne ttaroor area to ba.sK
1n tne mllct ·1~ ucgrtte heat ane1
Lne warn1e.st watci· recorucd m
Lne · n1sLory of tnc local weather
Book Reviewer Not 1 .-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"S
Impressed by Recent
&st Seller Novel
Bunater ·Creety ot The Ialande19
at 214' Marine avenue .submita the
toUOwing review or W i 11 a r d
ffotely'a beat seller, "Knock ."on
Any Door", now on the shelves of
the local gttt ahop'a book aect\on:
I have come away from the last
page ot Mr. Motley'11 book feeling
the aame way that I telt when I
viewed a par ticularly messy high-
way acciOent. .-
Thia story ls meant to be, a
sociological indictment ot a con-
dition that be-gets, nurtures, and
cultivates nothing but Nick Roma-
nos, but lhe author lost his pur-
pose to Nick Romano, and from
the earliest pages the principal
character pans oft with the story.
In the -:;losing pages, in the beau-
tifully done court room scene the
author tries to get back his story
and has the defense attorney
make the author's plea, but I am
afraid that It is too lat e; the
reader is then too groggy w ith
Nick Romano.
James T. Farrell's Studs Lani-
gan may be said to be a growth
into degradation and by compari-
son Knock on any Door Alight be
called a gallop into immortality.
Nick starts out a well scrubbed,
saintly altar-boy leaving his well-
to-do home 8.t dawn to serve at a
pre-dawn masa. The financial
welfare of Nick's parents last only
a few pages, and with their r e-
moval to the cheaper quarters in
the slums of West Denver. Nick
starts hiB road to the execution
chamber.
I do not recommend the book
for I feel that It should be pre-
sc:Tibed as powerful drugs are pre-
scribed. ·
Whitney Boy Singers
To Sing in Newport . .
The famed Whitney Boy Singers
will present a concert Wednesday,
Aug. 13, at 7:45 1n Christ Church
by the Sea, the R,ev E . D . Goodell
disclosed today.
The group has a.rt extremely in-
teresting background, having ex-
isted as an organization for over
a quarter of a century. Directed
by H . E . K. Whitney, the group
has sung for three presidents and
given concerts throughout the
country.
Law on PDbUcation of
Cerliftcate of 9asiness
(Fictitious Firm Name)
CALIFORNIA OIVll. CODE
U66--Every person transacting buaineu in this state under
a fictitious ?\&me and every partnership transacting bustnep
in this state under a fictitious name, or a dl.<Sign.a.Uon not
showing the ~names of the persons interested as partners in
such business, must tile with the clerk of the county in which
his or its principal place ot business I.! situated, a certificate,
stating the name in full and place 9f residence ot such person
and stating the names in full of all the members ot such part-
nership and their _places of residence. Such oertlflcate must be
published • once a \VOOk for four successive ,,·eeks, in a news.-
paper published lb the county, if theTe be one, and\lf there be
none 10 8UCb co,unt;r, then in a ne\\"Spaper In an adjolnlng
county. An affidavit showing the publication ot such certifi-
cate shall be filed with the County Clerk witl}in thirty days
after the completion of such publication. (Stats. 1923, p. 238.)
2468-The c~rUtlcate filed with the clerk as provided tn
section twenty-four hundred and sixty-six must be signed °PY
the person therein referred to. or by the partners, as the ca.se
may be, and acknowledged before some officer, authorized to
take the acknowledgement of conveyance of real property.
Where a business iB h~rea.fter commenced by a person under
a fictitious name or & partnership ls hereafter formed, the
certificate must be file~ and the publication designated in that
section mu.st be ma.de wthln one month ~ter the commence-
ment of such bU3iness, or after the formation of the partner-
ship, or within one month from the time designated In the
agreement ot its members for the commencement ot the part-
nership. Where the busine&9 has been heretofore conducted
under a fictitious name or where the partnership h&s been
heretofore formed, the certificate must be filed and the pub-
lication made within six months after the passage ot this &ct.
No penton dolnc business mader a fictitious name , or hl8 u-
slgnee or as81gnees, nor any persona dolng btnlneu aa part..
nen contrary to the provWoDA of tbls article, or their uslpee
or au.lgnees, shall maintain any action upon or on account of
any contract or contracts made, or tranaactiOIUI had, under
such Octltlot18 name, or their partnenhtp name, in any court
ot thla state nnW the certlflcat.e bas been tlled and Che pub--
llcatlon baa been made as herei.D requlred. {Stats. 1911, p. 4(1.)
2469--0n every change' in Uie members of a partnership
transacting business 1n this state under a nctltious name, or
a designation which does net show the na.me.e of the persona
interested 88 partners in its bwdness, . . . a new cert:ltlcate
must be tl)ed with the county clerk, and a new publication
made 88 required by this article on the formation of web
partnership. (St.SJI. 1873, p. 254.)
Have Your Certificate Publishe d
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in the
oureau.
.kooert Bela.squcs, 20, of At-MESA CHAMBER
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woou rece1veo lft:riou~ head and
bacK ln;ur1es anu a ooubte hernu:t.
~aturaliy aiternuon \Vnen ne Olvea
011'' tne i\e\\•port pier mto tn1·ee
1eet of waler. Luegua.rd Jon
LJl.IlSdate aCUnU1lSlered tlrsl aid be-
1ore i..ne v1ctu11 was r emoved. lo
tt1e Long beach NavaJ Ho!lptt&J.
urnsCla..le had anoUlcr 1aeut1caJ
case ::sunaay a1temoon w n en
ttarold L. '1'111enes, i4, ot El Monte
u1ved 30 leel Olt tne saiue pier
into two lt:c t ot water sutterwg
a probaolc broKen back and ser-
1ol.4s u1Jur1es. ·rn1encs r elated lhat
oe hao dived 011 tne pier at tne
same place lhe y.·eeK ocfore, but
neglected to notice that the tide
wa;; at ebb Ults week where it
had been high on the prevlouse
dive.
HANDWRITING OS THE WALL! Handwriting 8Pf"Clallst, J. Clark SE-1.len, ls sho"-n at the
Overell trial tbL"I week comparing letters In signatures. He tt>Stlfled that George (Bud) Gollum, co-
detendant \\'Ith Louise O\•erell In the death ot her part°'nts, had ,signed dynamite salHJ receipts.
Taking-the spotlight this \\·eek lo the trial \\'"WI l'.~P\\'po rt &ach Pol.fee R. R. Hodgkln80n.
Lifeguard Dick Hilliard rescued
Alice Lee of Santa Ana when she
became e x.hausted while swim-
n1ing off 19th street in the surf.
After being given first aid she
was sent hoine.
Tuesday afternoon, lifeguard
Captain Jack Jones and guard
Bob !senor treated W. K. Jo\don
after he suffered a heart attack
on the main beach at Corona del
Mar. Harborites
Ambulance
Buy
Service
Ambulance service •from the
Harbor area will be available as
&oon as a permit comes through
tram Sacramento, according to Al
H orvath, 329 Aliso street , New-
port H eights, who with John Gil-
lis of Newport Beach bought out
the local holdings of Carl May's
Ambulance Service.
Horvath indicated that the local
,l-'
service, upon receipt of their per-
mit, will make headquarters at
427 30th street in Newport during
the day and at the H orvath resi-
dence at night. The Harbor Am-
bulance Service will have the
latest in equipment, including a
new Chevrolet capable of handling
more than one stretcher patient.
Horvath was In the ambulance
and mortician business tor 14
YEf&rs in Cleveland before coming
to the Harbor area in 1932.
FESTf\' AL FEATURES
SPECIAL PROGR~\I
Six prize winning and 21 other
selected ""living pictures" are
scheduled for the night's presen-
tation, Sunday, Aug. 10, of the
Pageant of the Masters benefit
program sponsored by the Orange
County Assistance League cancer
project.
-If you want t o buy or sell any·
thing, use a Press classified ad.
Call Harbor 1616
Records at the BalbQa Fire-sta-
tion show that the water in the
bay reached a record 715.9 degrees
Sunday afte rnoon, only three de-
grees cooler than the air.
BLIMP BASE FOR STORAGE
Conversion of the Santa Ana
Nava:t Air Statton into an air-
craft &nd parts storage base,
rather than as a blimp baee, will
be accomplished within the near
fllture, it was r evealed today.
. . . . VJ.rsl;mla ~ MC••d .... ; Dr• ..__., #JIJle ... ~. . ' .. tT';AllltaC..0-N--;Kn.~
BOARD MEETS
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Directors of the
Costa Mesa Chamber of Com-
merce ls dated for Tuesday eve-
DECREED A LEGAL NEWSPAPER BY THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF ORANGE COUNTY.
2211 COAST BLVD. NEWPORT BEACH
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''How do I fi.gure? It's this way, Sonny. Your Mom
and Pop and 'most everyone else in this community
looks forward every Thursday for T.HE PRESS.
"They like to know what their neighbors are doing;
what's playing at the movies, what next Sunday's ser-
mon is going to be, what bargains . they c~n get at
local stores, and a lot of other _thinqs.
"Where do you suppose we get all this itlfonnation?
That's right . . . from the people who read our
paper. These people are our bosses. Can I tell you
more, ~nny?. Well, anyhow, glad you came in, Sir;
come back anytime."
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CLASS IF I> RMI. amuz (llllr ... ) )llll.U, l!l!ITAD (For lWe) JlltAI. wr•n:· (P• a.le)
Capislljano Beach
REAL ESTATE (For Sale) REAL ESTATE (Per Sale)
FOR THE HOMJC OF YOUR
tjREAMs
BEN J. WIDTMAN
Reaitor
8 Miles &uth of Laguna
Fumlahed Cottage. IO block from On Highway 101
Ocean. 116-37th street. 23c -····· j
------------CAPISTRAJ'!O BBlACH. Leve I acre lot. Oors-eoua ocean view.
lmprove;:i.enta .. Lot 78, '3000,
1/3 down. Call at Beach Club
Tract Office or Dana Point 718
JACK GREENE
WALTER HEBERT,
V. B. "PETE" ISLEY
SALESMEN
1018 Cout Htgh9'1ly
CORONA DEL )(AR
Phone Harbor 237 '-6 W
LOVELY 2·BEDROOM HOME--
near shopping district. Has
large living room wttb flag-
ston e fir eplace and dandy Dutch
door, nice roomy dining room,
Change of buainea forcea sale of
equity in furnished new 2-bed-
room hom e. Lots of knotty
pine. Lot 70' x 170'. Double
garage. Balance on G. I. Loan.
Beacon ~2 -R. · 23p
Severa l choice Iota ror sale. Good
locations In Newport Height.I
and C'osta Mesa. P rtcea $1000
to $2250, terms It dealred. Hub
Powers. Bslboa Ferry Landing.
Phone Harbor 62-W. 8U
ti.led kit chen with many built· H b D aft" Ira, nice laundry room and ar or r mg
double g arage. This home ha.s . .
the nnest hardwood nooni avail-Service for • Builders
able. S ee It now, onl'J' $3000 --
down. balance at 4.% interest.
Three new 3-bfilroom homes. One
block from markets and center
of t own. These homes are
Residential -Commercial
711 -C Coast Highway, Newport
Phone Beacon 6860., 19-tfc
. nearly ~ady fo r occupancy. Buy. ------------
' now and you can choose your
own color of tile and paint in·
side and out. Prices $10,500.
$11 ,500 and $12.MO. Low down
payments and easy terms.
New frame house south ot high-
way. Has nice wood floors,
exposed beams, wood shingle
r oof. and Is in convenient loca-
tion. Full price Is only
$6300
BEA UTT FUL modern , home 1 1~
blocks frnn1 Ocean. on one of
the be st streets in Corona del
Al ar. H as ~pacious living room
V.'ith fireplace, 2 nice bedrooms
with ver}· large closet~. nice
kitchen and dining room and a
large interior patio. Is on 11'2
lnts and has double garage too.
This is a shov.• place. See it
toda~·.
$18 ,500
• Ne\\" 2 bedroom . cement block
home on Marguerite Avenue.
Ha.s nice corner windows, fire-
Corona del Mar
BEST BUY ON THE CANYON
Adjacent to Shore Cliffs -Ha-
zel ~treet, Lot •9. Block A,
40 x 98 -f,JOO() CMh $•000
term !I. R~g. price $6000. Pho.
Dana Point 7~. 5tt
FOR SALE-One newly complet-
ed three -bedroom stucco ln
Ne\\t>Ort Hts., fireplace, harcl-
\Vood floors, cedar shingle roof-
g ood hardware, two-car garage.
ls well located on one ot the
principal streets with othe r new
ho1nes. A vailabl<' no\\'. Call
Hu b Powers. agent. Har. 62-W,
Balboa F e rry La.ndlng. 20c
For Sale or ' Lease
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING
30'x40'-3 phase power \\ilh small
home and office. T e lephone ln.
.\\'ill ren1ode l lo suit tenant .
On one acre 8.t 1550 Ne\vport
Ave., Costa l\fcsa. Bea. 52M
19tt
place, nice snack bar, and l9 on ------------
corner lot . This lovely home
can be bought for only
$3000 Down
New 3 bedr oom home in very con·
G. M. "Gray'' Pritchett
Broker
"By The Sateway Store"
OUR FEATURE venlent location. Has dlnJ.ng
room, kitchen, laundry room and For a lifetim.e o f gracious living,
double g a rage. Hardwood y ou mus t s ee this. It Is The
floors, lot.s ot tile, fireplace, etc. Bes t! All stucco and strong
Thia is a real buy! redwood, 6 years old. 1250 sq. ft.
$11,500
PRE-WAR 2 bedroom home, Is ot
trime construction, ha.s wood
tloors, fireplace, and ta enclosed
by fence . Full prtce
$5500
3 large bdrms., hardwood and
plaster; ranch Style living room
13x23, massive fireplace , ma-
hogany woodwork; t iled kitchen
and bath. Oversize 2-car gar-
age. Get the ocean breeze.
,. Lot 130x220. Moderately priced
at $13,500.
FOR G . I. OR CIVlL1A.N 3 bedroom, turn.Lehed house. % ,
block from Ocean. Fumished 6 year old Stucco, 1000 sq. ft.
very' nJceJy. Is 1encl08ed by 2 large bedroom.a. hardwood,
picket fence. It all goee $7~. plastered, V-bllnds throughout;
It's vacant, poMeSSton toc!ay noor turn.ace, thermo.at.at con-
t1' .you wtah. trot; very clean. Stucco garage.
East Side. $9650.
L&rge store bull&ng. On high~
way at Corona del Mar in the
main buaineas section. Is now 6 leued a.nd ta a good money
EXTRA SPECIAL -$6.500:
room Frame. good condition:
large garage. Very cloae in, maker. A Good Buy!
$20,000
Nice level R2 lot, .. eouth ot the
highway. Ia located ·near the
bu.slness section. Sewer l9 in.
Thia la dettnitely underprlced.
$1500
Beautltul Ocean View 3 bedroom
home on P oppy avenue. Has
large living room with fireplace.
Nice dining aJcOve, mahogany
snack bar In kitchen, l&undry
room, full bath and shower, and
double garage. Lot completely
enclo.sed by fence. This la a
beaU'ty, see it now!
$17,500
Ea.st aide. Don't overlook!
$2500 Down
PURSE SMALL? SEE THESE.
1. 2-bdrm. E . Side, $4350.
2. 2-bdrm., $3750.
3. 2-bdrm. E . Side. $5250.
4. 3-room Stucco, 4z Ac re, $4750.
G. M. "Gray" Pritchett
Broker ,
1840Y.t Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Pb: Beacon 502•-w
"By 1be Safeway Store"
I CAPISTRANO BEACH. 72'xl00'
home site, Lot 2, Blk. 3, Tr.
1200, ocean view, lmprovementa.
$1800---1/3 down. Beach Club
Tract Office or Da.na Point 718.
CAPISTRANO BEACH. Lot 1
Blk. 2, Tr. 1206, corner lot. 120'x
70'; improvement.a, $2675 l/~
down. Beach Club Tract Office,
Dana Point 718 ..
CAPISTRANO BEACH. V I e w
home site t1'xl20', Lot 10, Blk.
16, Tr. 883; improvements, $960
1/3 down. Beach Club Tract
Office, Dana Point 718.
CAPISTRANO BEACH.. Lot 2ts,
Blk. 9, Tr. 901 ; ocean view lot
60'xl20': improvement.a; $1365
-1/3 down. Bea c h.Club Tract
Office, Dana Point 718.
CAPISTRANO BEACH. Lot 1•,
T r, 1128. Bluff I0t ll6'x200';
unobstructed ocean view, $3500.
1/3 down. Beach ClU b Tract
Ottlce, Dana Point 718.
CAPISTRANO BEACH. Lot 28,
Tr. 1128. Unobstructed Pall.s-
ades View. Lot 100'x117'. $3000.
Beach Club Trac t Office, Dana
Point 718.
CAPISTRAl':O BEACH. Lot 29,
Blk. 2 Tr. 735----66.x131', $800.
Good for gasoline station. Beach
Club Tra~t office, Dana P oint
718.
CAPISTRANO BEAC H. Lot 10,
Blk. 3, Tr. 1205 -60'xl47' -
.$1500. Close· i• OC<'an vteiv lot .
B<'ach Club Tract Office Dana
Pou1t 718. •
C.r\PISTR.<\.NO BE,\.CH. Lot 14 ,
Blk. 4. Tr. 90 l ~t 5'x102 ' $1520.
~tultiple unit rl'sidenllal Income
lot . Bl'ach Club Tract Office,
Dana P oint .
CAPISTRANO BEACH Acr e. Lot
16, Tr. 1127-100'x435'-$3000.
&>nutiful vie\,.. Beach Club Tr.
Office, or Dana P qint 718.
C APISTRANO BEACH . Lot JO.
Blk. 20, Tr. 1207---60'xlfl6'-
$1500. Beach Club Tract Oftice,
Dana Point 718.
07\..PISTRANO BEACH. Beauti-
ful ocean view lot 9•'x107', Ideal
ranch house site. $1750. B ea ch
rights. Lot 7 Blk. 18. Tr. 1207.
Beach Club Tract Ottlce, Dana
Point 718.
CAPISTRANO BEACH. 73-ft.
frontage lot, only $960. P epper
tree lines avenue -tor the
beach cottage you've b een
dreamlng of-Lot 22, Blk. ~.
Tract 901 . Beach Club Tract
Office. Dana Point 718.
CAPISTRANO BEACH. Beautltul
.bluff lot lOO'xlOO'. New wide
blvd. All lrnpts. • Expansive
view-zoned for more than· one
unit. On1y $2500. No. 2 ·Bluff
Lot. Beach Club Tract Office.
Dana Point 718.
CAPISTRANO BEACH. Lot 62-
Private beach, lot 4.l'x73' to
high tide line. Real buy at
$2300. Ideal tLehing. Beach
Club Tract Office, Dana Point
718.
CAPISTRANO BEACH. 109-tt.
front -fine homeslte close to
ocean, $1426. Lot 9, Blk. 3. Tr.
883. Beach Club Tract Ottice,
Dana Point 718. ' .
CAPISTRANO BE AC H . For
srnaJl rancho; keeps a · 158ddle
ho rse -160·ft. front. 100 n..
deep. Beach rights. Room !or
country living by the sea.
Impta. Only $1600. Lot 3, Blk.
17, Tr. 1207. Beach Club Tract
Office or Dana Point 718.
0 . Nicholas Gabriel
1 Agent
448 S. Hill, Los Angele.a 13, Ca.ll1.
22-23c
Be&uutul Ocean View Lot &l'x120'
on Haze) Dr1.ve. Ft.nest ·view
lot ten. and what a ateal $4000
FOR SALE BY OWNER
2 Bedroom, Stucco Home. Has
carpeted floors, Venetian blinds,
paneJ ray beat. etc. ' Full
price $7600. Vacant. at 607 Marigold avenue, Corona del Mar.
Completely flirnUbed bouae south
of. Highway. 2 nice bedroom...
ll\'i.ng room with fireplace, din-
ing room, k itchen and laundry
room. Nice patio. garage and
guest house in rear. See It now.
$2750 down.
We specialise on G. l. Loans, a.o.d
have many that will take a tul.1
Ioa.n appra.laal. •
MULTIPLE LI::rrINGS
Business is Good
Ben J. Whitman
Realtor ·
JACK GREENE
WALTER ep:eERT,
v. a "PE'tlt" lBLlll'
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New 2 story ,stucco garage apart-
ment on R-2 lot. Extra toilet
a n d laundry tray a n d outside
shower on ground floor. . '
kitchen with tile drainboard.
Nice
Gas
Pan-and electric stove outlets.
elray Heater. Tile shower. Liv-
grained
Alumi-
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ing room walls in comb
pl)rwood and Jqiotty P¥1e.
num window .screens. ..
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A. R. EBRlTE
GEORGE EVENSON, Aaociate
1936 Newport Blvd. ea.ta Mesa Beacon 5857-W
Bring your buying and selling problems to ua.
Three rentals and livin~ quarters for owner on
best Blvd. $300 per mo. Income. $21,000 terms.
Two houses on one acre. Close to school and
markets. A real opportunity at $10,000 or will sell
\.<, acre with two hoUBeS at $8500.
Income $100 per month. Nille two bedroom home
for owner on large lot 103'x400'. Close to markets.
$10,500. Terms.
LIDO ISLE
Beautiful three bedroom home· on Lido Isle. 3'h
baths. Sun deck. Play room. Patio. Large three
car garage. Lot 65'x88' with grand view. $35,000
Terms.
Two large bedrooms, large living room. Five room
house-redwood aiding-plastered home. Will G. L
at $7450 or excellent terms.
On e acre, close in -Eastside.
ing op. rear-Best soil. $2700
Small livable build·
COSTA MESA EASTSIDE
Large three bedroom frame home of 1360 square
feet. Lovely kitchen. Large combination living
and dining room. Extra nice hardwood floor. F1oor
furnaces, fireplace.. Home recently decorated in ..
s ide and outside. Large garage, large lot on Broad-
way. Price $11,500. Terms .
COSTA MESA, ON MAGNOLIA
Stucco home of two bedrooms, large living room.
Tile kitchen and bath. Hardwood fl oors, fireplace,
furnace, garage. 20'x20'. Lot 50"xl27 \12 price
$9500. Terms.
5 ACRES FOR SALE
Nice property -330' x 660' -Good soil. Near
NeW]>Ort Upper Bay area. Price $8500. Terms.
Also have one 5-acre piece near Newport Blvd.
Price $6000 and 5 acre corner near Newport Upper
Bay $9000.
Newport Beach Corner Home
3 bedroom home completely furnished-nice kit-
chen, living room and bath, vacant. Immediate
possession. $6950. Terms.
Three bedroom new home of · 1020 square feet
hardwood floors, large rooms, double garage. Lot
50' x 135'. Will take full G. I. Loan at $9500 or
easy terms.
HALF ACRE RANCHO
3-bedroom redwood home, nicely located. 39 assort-
ed fruit trees, berries, JA, acre---U'x330'. Good
soil. Garage and work shed. Price $11,500, terms.
Several good business opportunities, cafea,
amics, cleaning shops. etc. Priced right.
cer·
We would appreciate your listings. Individual attention
Open 7 days every week -8 a . m. to 6 p. m.
RELIANCE REALTY & INVESTMENT CO.
SEE "SANDY"
FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A. "SANDY" STEINER,
Realtor And Business Opportunities
Member Multiple Division·
Newport Harbor Realty I Board
634 Coast Higltway Phone Beacon 5173 •
BALBOA ISLAND • Two finished hoUBeS on nice lot near South Bay
$16,000
Two unit plus guest house. All attractively deco-
rated and furnished $26,750.
ISLAND REALTY CO.
201 Agate Balboa Island Harbor 3TT-W
BALBOA ISLAND
In one of the best locations on the Little Island,
only 125 feet from South Bay. Three bedrooms
and gar. Completely fnrnisbed including Benda:
wuber.
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$17,000
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BaQ>oa Jaland '
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Tbuniday, August 7, 11K7
UAI. ~ (ir. Sele) KEAL i!l8TAn: (For sue)
$100 FREE
On Any Completed Home
This Week Only
Expires Midnight Monday, Aug. 11.
$100 credit to you for your landscaping, for your
decoration or $100 off on the list price of the
home. Absolutely no increase of prices over the
OPA ceiling price. Only seven homes left out of
80 started this year.
Model Home Open Daily
End ·of Broadway at Irvine
In Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5064
'BRIGGS
Fred
Bring this ad with you.
e BEST
BRIGGS
e BUYS
Tressa
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Fin~ building site S. W. com er 15th and Riverside.
50 x 127.5 with large trees $1650.
LIDO ISLE
Lot in splendid location 47 >~x89. Priced under
market $5800.
Lovely 2-bedroom home. Pre-war materials. Near
club and tennis courts. Sl7,500.
• BALBOA
Swell business corner 90 ft. on Centr'!l Ave. Gas
station and restaurant. Incidental to Real Estate.
MEMBERS OF THE MULTIPLE LISTING DIVISION
634 Coast Highway
Phone Beacon 5778
A. Sandy Steiner Office
Residence Harbor 24 76
CORONA DEL MAR
IDEAL LOW-COST BEACH HOME
Living room, bed.room, dressing room, kitchen and
bath. Leas than give years aid. Some view.
Partly Furnished. $6350
$9750
Buys a two bedroom home on Corner lot.
Excellent value.
$4100 Down-$62.80 Per Month
One of the moat pleasant homes we have offered.
It ill distinctly different. Illn!'BS forces sale.
Call for particulars.
Summer Rentals
JOHN E. SADLEIR, Realtor
stanley A. Sm.1th, Aasocia.te Broker
Two offices in Corona de! Mar:
1505 or 607 Coast Hiway Har. 741 or Har. 2422
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CORONA DEL MAR
1-Bedroom Home .............................................. $ 6,350
2-Bedroom Home ............................................... 9,850
Duplex with Income .................... ~ .................. 11,500
Duplex 2-story, good income ........................ 16,850
Many other duplexes with income.
Fine lots near ocean. Below value.
W. J. HOLCOMB
(and Associate Brokers)
1517 COAST lllWAY CORONA DEL MAR
"Where the flags fly."
MULTIPLE LISTING BOARD MEMBERS
BALBOA-Ocean Front in business zone, 4 rental
units. Living quarters, & a room for 8Illllll business
at front of building, A lltt!e re-modeling would
return 15% on a small investment. Down pay· .
ment $8000.
~Balboa, 30 ft .. on ocean front, $3500.
Balboa Peninsula, 135 ft. ~ front, zoned for
income, and corner location.~ be bought at
low market price. .
SOUTH COAST REALTY
& INVESTMENT ·COMPANY
Realton 'lbud• ,. Opportwiitie8 :J-.-
8'* Gnuloy, Realtor lloDt.e R. GrimM, lllllurance
Jtiufbw Wlllb, Balt>ar.
IOI Kain Sb nt . BAIMA Ph. Barber Di
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INSURANCE .
UNFINISij:ED HOUSE
Ne'!" 2-bedroom home on large lot. Has a lot of
good possibilities. Needs plastering on the inside
and cabinet work in kitchen. Liveable at the pres-
ent time. Take a look at this. Full price is only
$3500
2-Bedroom home .. hardwood floors .. 1-car garage
. . Easuide .. in good district. Completely furn-
ished. Full price .
$6200
SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL .
2-Bedroom home .. Very nicely FURNISHED _ . 8-
yrs. old. Ven. blinds . _ attached garage. Tile
kitchen and bath. Owner must sell. Easy terms.
$2000 down with low monthly payments. See this
at once. Full price is only
$7500
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
New 3-bedroom home . . on half acre overlooking
the back bay. Exceptionally large kitchen. 2-<:ar
garage .. bath and shower. You'll like the arrange-
ment and the size of the house. Underpriced at
this figure of
$8500
OUTSTANDING
This two-bedroom home with an outstanding floor
plan. Fireplace .. hardwood floors .. lots and lots
of We. A beauty of a kitchen . _ and exceptionally
large. Flagst011e patio __ Has very nice furniture _ .
valued at $2500. Two bedrooms . _ large bath. We
urge you to take a look at this and are assured
you will like it immensely. Very easy terms with
4% interest. Full price ·
$13,000
WE HA YF1 A NUMBER OF GOOD BUYS LISTED
AT THE PRESENT TIME
TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU
B. A. N ER ES 0 N
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND ASSOCIATES
· Phone : Beacon
1972 Newport Blvd.
819 S. Main
5225
Costa Mesa
Santa Ana
FOR SALE TO .
' Non-Veterans or .Veterans
'Two bedroom, double garage home,
All new construction-1242 So. 15th Street,
Newport Heights.
$7743
See C. L. Zastrow. Stag Bar. Newport Beach. Ph. 1276
Outstanding Low Cost
R omag-. Just Moved 'J
On Large Lots
ONE : THREE-BEDROOM HOME .
1060 sq. ft. Living room, dining room, kitchen,
bath. Let size 63 x 150 -feet. Price $5350.
ONE: TWO-BEDROOM HOME
1008 sq. ft. living room, dining room, kitchen, bath.
Lot size 62:x150 feet. Price $5150.
Theae houaes newly plumbed, wired, on concrete . -.
foundation, on good soil, gas, water, electric atW-
tles. Located on Miner street jwli one block weat
from Harbor Blvd, off of Victoria street.
ffiJ.B POWERS, Ag~nt Harbor 62-W
. Balboai Ferry !:.anding J. A.. Beek's Office
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B.ALBOA ISLAND
MOUNTAIN INCOME R<loma by day or week. Raoon-
3 -~-8 b'·· All · able rJ.te•. 123 • 28th Newport new, .QU\K:m -room ca ui.. ,Beach. . 22Uc
utWUea in. Near Lake Arrow· -·----_____ • _
bead. Income 11800 year. Sac-Three bedroom home, fUrn.labed-
rll'lce for $9500. Phone Laguna two bat.ha, Lldo l8le. One year
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G. N. WELLS,.
Broker
COSTA lll:SA
~·Bay Front.with pier and small b,ou.ee.on rear of
lot. Int.erestlog price and location. You can en-
joy beach living while }'au plan and buil!I a new
waterfront home.
' 108S. 23-2-fp leue or longer. can Barbor' "THIC BEST TOWN ON EARTH"
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CLIFF-HA VEN
Large choice home sites now available. Moderate
prices, easy terms. Inquire at Tract Office, comer
15th and Irvine acl'088 from High School
BALBOA BAYSHORES
CALIFORNIA LIVING AT ITS BEST-'New 2-
bedroom adobe. Large ltving room with fireplace,
full length windows with Cl'088 venWating louvers.
Dinnette with breakfast bar. Large bedrooms with
wardrobs closets. Tile pullman in bath, stall shower
with outside entrance. Lots of tile in kitchen with
new deluxe Bendix. Double car garage. Lawn in,
and attractively landscaped. Drive to Bayshores,
A private .beach colony. Office at Main gate open
daily. Mr. Thomas, resident salesman.
LIDO ISLE
1-Story Mediterranean style, stucco, 3 -bedroom
home, built in 1945, 2Y" car garage built tQ:.cSrry
second story. Price $29,000. :
BALBOA PENINSULA
New 2-story stucco, 3-bedroom home on 35' lot.
Fireplace, fenced yard, 2-car glfrage
Price $18,500
NEWPORT BEACH
Very attractive, new 1-story frame, 5 room home.
Close to beach. Price $7600. Let us show you this.
CORONA DEL MAR
101 Highway frontage of 125'. All improvements
in. No assessments. Build now for light industry,
stores, motel or market. Priced to sell.
1-bedroom house, large fireplace, furn.
$8500
2-Bedrooms, 2 patios, ultra modem. Styled for
outdoors living. Completely furnished, except for
refrigerator. $15,000
DUPLEX : 2 bedroolilS each $21,000.
LOT BARGAINS
South of Highway $500 down, balance terms. Pay
as you go and OWJl a Pl}rt of California.
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Lots \/" blk. from ocean . Two 30' lots, below market.
EARL W. STANLEY
Realtor
COVERING GREATER NEWPORT HARBOR
17th and Coa.a:t H iwa.y
Newport Beaeb
l ISth and Irvtne
Newport Beach
Tel: Beacon. 5104. Tel: Beacon 5748 22:5 Marlne Avr .
Balboa Ial&nd
815 Cout H1ghway Tel: Harbor l 776
Corona del Mar
Tel: Barbor 1646
3113 w. Central
Newport· Beach
Tel: Harbor 1013
' Coast Properties Co.
Announces The Establishment Of The
BALBOA RENTAL CLEARING HOUSE
Our strategic location and capable organization
assures you of competent service and satisfactory
results.
The Balboa Rental Clearing House eliminates many
of the tourist's problems and makes more business
for you and Balboa.
Tbis is a free service to all rental property owners.
We earnestly solicit the patrotiage of those not
already associated with us and. will be most happy
to give a complete explanation of our plan without
any obligation on your part.
COAST PROPERTIES CO .
501 E. Central Ave • Balboa • Harbor 2658
EV A F. RHODEN \
Realtor
Newport Heights
Small house one year old-Three rooms and bath.
Rough plumbing for ertr& % l».th. Thia will IJe!l
$:iOOO .
Lido Isle
~. two story, yeei; round borne, with
mooring for up to .0 tt.. •t. Pine nom-.floor
furnace. )(Mtly furnlabed lnchiding elec:tric lltoft
and -..1.rigerator. Liberal term& $18,000
EV A F. RHqDEN
Realt.ot
ELTON D. BAlUO!nT PEBNEL G. BARNid"t
Brallen . .
•70"'Newpcwt Jln4., . c.ta ....
J!11me 81 lCIOll m3-Jt Ra l!'llcme J!'r -5'1TN • I .
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1&15-M. 23p
Must Sell Roo[J]; for rent, kitchen pr1vllegee.
GIOO. V. J'OX. Saleoman
JOii McDE. Slllem\&11
1790 NEWPORT BOULIWA.RD
Pbonee: Otnce Searon 5181
Rel. Beacon 5027..J
Single person only. Comer
15th St., 546 Sa Modeno, New-
port HelghU. 23c
Three large lot.. Next to large, ------------
new homes at 530 Hamilton.
One lot on Victoria Ave., SOO
block. Make otter to owner.
Phone Santa Ana 878. 21Uc
At Corona del Mar
1 Bedroom Home $83®
2 Bedroom Home $9850
Duplex with Income $11 .~
Duplex 2-etory, good Inc. $16,SM>
Many other duplexes with income.
MOUNTAIN CABINS Untlni!hed Home on Ea.st Side.
Ftx It lo suit yourself.
$4500
Near La..:ie Arrowhead. Modem
with bath and kitchen. $26
week or $6 d&Uy. Phone La·
gun&?083. 23-2'p
FOR (RENT-Furnlahed bOWle at Bra_pd New
reduced yearly rental lnapec· 2.Bdnn. Home. Flne.!l ha.rdwood
lion 11 :00 a. m. to 7 :30 P-m . noon, Dual furnace. One a dally. Sunday 1 :00 p . m. to
7 :30 p. m . 60:S Larkepur Ave., Muter bedroom, large living
Corona del Mar. 23-24p foam, kitchen and brea.kfut
nook. garage. An ideal home.
One block from Newport Blvd.
Flne lot.8 near ocean. Below R
value. W-ANTED TO ENT $9750
W. J . Holcomb Elderly widow. responalble, de-Horse ranch-5 acres
1617 Coa.at Highway
Corona Del Mar
"Where the Fie.gs Fly''
Multiple Lll!ltings
sires annual lease on tumlshed
home to $100 monthly, by Nov.
let. Will take care ot your
property as it it were my own.
Fully equipped, lf at.alls. ~Room
Ranch Type Home .
$22,000 Terms
Call Harbor 869-J, evenings and -
week-ends or Beacon !1431 week New 2-Bdrm. Hon;i.e
COSTA MESA PROPERTY-days. 22-23c Garage attached. Large lot,
-60xt50. Vaca.nt. Move right In.
3 New Home&-ll, •. "' s rooms. $7200 Easy Terms
2lx30' garages with shop rooms REAL ESTATE (Exohanl(•) ' -
at rear. TUe kitchen, be.th IE
showeni. Hdw. floors & douJ>le Will trade lot In Block 45 or 8 lot Income Property
celling epaced 2 ft. tor lnsula-In Monro\•ia a.s down payment 1}. ACRE
tlon. Plenty built-ins. Large on beach house. See occupant, 2 Bedrooom Home t o live in and
closets &. rooms. Furnace heat 3602 Ocean Front. 23p 2 furnished rentals brtnging In
and the electric heaten ln bath. $100 per month. Good Joca.Uon
Large Jots. See ln!!ide to fully and a lot of ground to build
appreciate. TO go below c.ost. more units. You must en thia.
Good Income Investment. one or REAL ESTATE (For Sale) $10,500 Terms
all. Pb. Owner, Santa Ana
678, tor appl. 19tf
-Some Good Boulevard Frontage.
BUILDING II REPAIRING Open For Inspection ......... ................................... . -
Now that restricUon• are ott
t r o m commercial buildJ.np,
come in and let us show you
some barga.lna.
Hardwood Flooring
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
3333 Eut 11th SL, Long Beach
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Brand new. 2 bedroom and den
G. N. WELLS.
Painting -Decorating
Root Repa..lr A Painting
Sympson & Nollar
Ph. Nwpt. l217·W 612 38th St
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Quarry & Sheflin
Painting
Bee.con M04 -Bearon ~27 -J
1616 Sant& Ana Ave.
P . 0 . Bo:-t 999 -Costo. t.'fesa
48tt
Car Fintex v.•allboard, plank.
tile and lath for sale while It
la.ste. Kiln drled OP noortng
from $116 ·and up. Hardwood
flooring-beautiful stuff at con-
sldera.bly under market. Wall·
boards, plywood, masontte, tile
bds. Com. lbr., kiln dried finish
lbr., windows, doors, cement,
Copeland Lumber Yards. 1804
W . 5th street, Santa Ana. 22c
with fireplace, break.fast nook.
Rich carpeting. Partly tum~
ished. Lot 60x I37. 2 car gar·
age on pe. ved al.ley. 1271 15th
fit., Ne\~tport H eights. 23c
Broker
GEO. V. FOX. S&luman
JOE McKEE, Sale.man
F . E. Russell Otnce
1790 Newport Blvd., ~ta MeN
Costa Meu... Pb. Beacon 6181
FOUR RENTAL UNIT on Central Ave.
$12,000
Ocean Front' home. Four bedrooms-two baths
$20,000 . Furnished.
Duplex in Corona del Mar $18,500. Furnished.
Member of Multiple Listing System of the Newport
Harbor Realty Board.
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W. L . JORDAN
. Cement
Building Blocks
-700 E. Central Balboa Phone 153
ALL SIZES
' Phone Beacon 6256
WALTER L. KLINE
Concrete Products Company
IMO Newport Ave. Costa Mesa
19tr
Modern Built-ins
UnflniAhed furniture to flt your
apac~ and t as t e. Cabinets,
window screens, doon.
Corona Craft
lSOl l,i Coa.at HighwB.y
Corona del Mar
Harbor 1108 23tf
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BULLDOZING
LAND LEVELING
HEAVY TRkroR WORK
HARPER BROS .
Phone 5-4.93 Phone 6494
Huntington Beach
23-2•p
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Hardwood Flooring
-IJO<EDIATZ DELIVERY
18/1tlz21' Victory 0&1t FlooriDg'
$2 Per K.
18/18 Victory 0&1t Plank Random
C. GALEN DENISON-Broker
498 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa Ph. Beacon 5197
TODAY'S BEST BUYS
1 acre in Santa Ana Heights. $1500 for quick sale.
G. I's Attention
Two bedroom, dining room, living room, kitchen,
bath with stall shower and tub. AU very large
rooms.' Hardwood floors. Unusually attractive
and one of best built houses in Costa Mesa on one
of best residential streets. Back yard fenced.
Fruit trees. Imniediate possessiom Non-vets
-$3500 will handle
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Two-bedroom new house very attractive. Large lot
$7250. Non-vets. $2000 will handle or will trade
for part equity.
, Trade
Do you haye an orange grove, or a house in New-
port Heights or Balboa Island that you would like
to tr&de? We have a well built attractive three
bedroom home in Costa Mesa, on a half acre, with
lots of mature fruit trees, garden space, etc.
Owner aays sell or will consider trade.
BALBOA ISLAND
Furnished two-bedroom houae, with guest room and •
shingle garage on rear of lot. A real buy at $12, 750 WldtlMI. •
S3M -Uth St., Long -I tu
. p .Ait.lTJ:NG
We have some good -buya in 2 and 3 bedroom
homee in Newport ffejghta. Al8o a f-good lots
in Newport Heights. -DECORATING
Interior & Exterior
JDY_,.tn....,.r-
Oolm !leme •me a .,_...'tJ'
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Al.Ex c.M 1!$TON
ut • ..,.+ .. 1'isapwt ._.
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U you are int.ereated in an unUBUally good buy in
tn1oi-income property in Newport Beach, let us
ahow you an attractive ¥ -
See ua for 2 and 3 bedroom homea in Corona de! Kar.
. C. GALEN DENISON-Brok.er -
and Awoclates t Bl11rcbe A.. Gttes Salam.an . I BllP 1:. wai-s.11 n•n -
·Pboaia Beeom 51117 -Evealap 'Butlor 746-K.
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B0.&1'8 FOR UIJIJ SPECIAL NO'DOJ:s CLASSl -FIED • Wanle4 to INJ'-B&J ll'ront Lot,
Balboa .PWuul& or IJ!lend,
Stale price, o!A, loc:&Uon. Pri-
vate party. Bax D . c. c/o N-·
port-Balboa Pl98. 28c :ror Sale:· Stv ..n boe.t and
Pre-WV double bed---Olatom built,
box opl1np, maple -...S.
Dtniq "room or library table.
Barbor 1882. 23e
trailer. Kut eeU. 1\'-1'• otter. ll"or llale:~ce tumlture, two
Complete Auto Upbolltery
MAC'S AUTO-TOP-SHOP
T&Uor Ma.de Beat Coven
Located at Dodge le Plymouth gar.
1760 Newport Blvd,, Coot& Mela
23-26c
Flight of Snowbirds
clAlmed tor outatandlns -.111ns
wu Biiiy FUndenberg. . Other
tropblee to be won were for U, 21.
31, 41, 51, 81, 71, 81, 91, 101, 111.
121, 131, 141, and la.st placel.
which we.re taken (in the order
name) by John Parke, Robert
Halderman, Bill WU.on. Don
Pedereen, Oaca.r Clevidence. LU·
lian Rickenbaugh. Harton Simp-
son, Gary Larimer Meyers, Barry
Muon, George Nokes, Don 1.Jngle
ID, Jack Toon. Roaem&ry an~
Harry Kaplan, Uncoln Clark, Tom
W. Henderson W 4 and Robert
Brlgg11.
-LAIL • ..... -· .... , ........... ..... . . . ' .. -·-----OOMPLETE HOUSECLEANING SERVICE ,
Free ESPm.ates
Kitchen and Wall Washing.
Floor Cleaning and Waring
Window Cleaning -Caulldng -Painting
AIL WORK GUARANTEED .
... Harbor 379-J
Beacon 5576-J
· .Al's House and Window Cleaning Service
47tf
,_.,. that WATCH put right-HEI.P WANTED
&pert and quick. aervtce. Van
Orimlen, Jeweler, 1786 Newport
Bh'd., c.o.ta Mesa. 8tf
<:BRONO>lETERS REP.LIRED.
Punctual ae.rvlce. Van Drl.m-
len.I, Jeweler, 1786 Newport
boulevard. Costa Mesa. 8tf
DICSIGNBR & DRESSMAKEa
8jMdaHzk1g IW· alteraUona and re-
White. Cooking and general ma.td.
Permanent. 3 adults. ROQITI.
and bath. Harbor 1006. 23p
Salesmen wanted tor inside and
outside work. -Newport Furni-
ture Co., 822 Coast HJghway,
Newport. Beacon 5164-W.
• 23c
atyll.ng ot dreuea, coats, llUita,w ___ t_ed_. __ R_l_d_t __ f _Ba_l_boa __ t_o
tan. ronneri f New y rk an .-es en o . Y 0 0 sell hosiery, dresses, llngene,
ad Los Angeles. Phone Beacon etc. Earnings up to $2.50 per
1'718-J'. 4.5tf h our. Write Real Silk H osiery
M.ills, 347 Ocean Center Bldg .•
WATCHES, CLOCKS &:: JEWElr Long Beach. 22-23c
RY repelred. VAN DIUMLEN. --------·----
JEWELER. 1786 Newport Blvd.,
Clo8ta Mesa. 8tf
PAINTING & DECORATING
Prompt Service
Excellent W orkm8.ll5hlp
.. PATS" PAINT SHOP
~ Beacon 5055-.f.
5tf
M_aytag Washers
WANTED
Bll.L'S WASH-A-TERIA
4f5 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Beacon 5770 50tt
F . E . DAVIDSON'S
Cabinet Shop
Cabinet Work, cc Doors ano
drawers. window frames, etc.
~ Walnut street.
Costa Mesa. Ph. Beacon
11831}.,J 1911
12 Years Servl.ce-Ba.rbor Area
HARRY HALL
Painting Contractor
Ph. Bea.con 5413 274 E. 19th St.
Costa Mesa, Call!.
Kay & Son's
Electric Co .
Residential and Industrial
: Wiring and Repairing
342 W. Center St.,
ANAHEIM
Phone 5500
22-23-24-25-26c
LOCAL AGENCY
Are ·you the type of man who is
setting hls sights h1gh? Do
you want the complete freedom
ot working tor yourself in your
own business, making your own
income as large as your brains
and energy are worth lMtead
or tying yourself to fixed wages
and salary? Do you want your
own hours, working in your
own way? Are you interested
in a ground -floo r -opportunity
with a new national company?
U so, and you have the follo"·-
ing qualifications, our Sales
Atanager wants to talk to you
in person. Better-than-average
intelligence, natural flair for
meeting people and so m e
knO\\'ledge of advertising and
photography. Our business is
sensational living-billboards in
color! 1400 a month profit with
only a few hours a. week work
is easy! Sma.ll investment re-
quired for equipment. Write
full details your background to
Box P. D . of Newport-Balboa
Press. Personal interview will
follow il you qualify.
' \VORK \VAN'l'ED
\V ill care for small children under
age l . Call Harbor 498-\V.
23c
Baby Sitter. Experienced woman
'Ni.th own transportation . Bea-
con 5629-?l'I. 22-23p
Gefieral house\\.·ork by the hour.
Also baby t ending. 137 Topaz,
Balboa Island. 23c
Colored man wants work.
or permanent. Ted.
Santa Ana 7074-J.
Day
Phone
Nursing or housekeeping live-in.
Son 18. Home more important
than salary. Phone Santa Ana
982-W. 23c
. Beacon 0071. 23c OU. dMU and eeveral ch&inl.
WANTED 193a Newport mvd •• Coota Me.u. B&1t Interest In 2G foot' comm.er-Beacon 58:ii7-W or Beacon Bundled Newa.. ....... - . .$12 per ton daJ. tlahtq boat. 1819~ Bay .lS-a-w . 22-23c Bundled Corruga~ per ton ~
Baled COrrop.ted. .. -•. f.27 per ton Ave., Newport Beach. 18tf -----=-===:----
Kratt SM:ka BN0*1iIRO with dolly. Good
SCHWINN mCTCLllB
Parta " Repo1n Newport-Balboa
U:~ Auto · Supply trff of t&r.·-········-$17 per ton condition throughout, Including
-•to B&ils. Price $360. Har. 4:89-H. We buy, oeU or lnMle, tor what 2110 C...lraL Pbone 2132
INDEPENDENT PAPER have JOU-t.a12 Newp>rt Blvd. Newport Beach. ~ornla-
Coota Koo&. Plloruo 2000. 7U ----------'~----STOCK CO.
1401 DAISY
Long Beach
FOR SALE
AVENUE
Tel 87f264
Heavy duty split bamboo pole and
reel tor sale. 2CM:-41at Street,
Newport Bea.ch. 23c
FOR SALE -Bungalow Plano -
Inquire 214. Orchid, Coron& del
Mar. Har. 799-W. 23c
BICYCLES-Bought. eold, rented.
Vogel'11, 100 Main St., Balboa.;
30 foot 1940 Crlo-Cratt Cnlller.
Will take bouee traller for p&rt -------------
payment. Barbor .. 1-M.
. 22-23c
17 ft. National ncing aallboat:
like new $MO or belt offer.
1139 vi. CenlraL Bar. 1974
• 23-24c
FOR SALE: Star 1&11 boat. L&leat
type tlexible mut included.
Sa.ila ready tQ sail. Phone Cltnui
11188. 22ttc
SnJpe '{8-il boat for sale N o . .U11,
1 $550. Completely reflnlahed.
Hubbard's Yacht LanCU.ng. Ha r-
bor 2630. 22c
Harbor Furniture
New and Used
Anythlng from a needle
to an anchor.
Phone Beacon 5538--J
1962 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
18tf.
208 Marine Ave., Balboa I.sl&nd. BARGAIN-Fl!teen hundred dol-
Real Values
New & Used
$AVE-$AVE
English Setter, Orange and Blue
Belton. A . K C. registered
. puppies. Harbor 12'24-J'.
F or Sale-Hobart' P ortable Com-Iara. Perteet condit ion. 23 !t.
merctal Electric Welder with Chri• Cra.tt. Harbor 1006 New-port Beach. 22p
Chrysler engine. Beacon 5630. -------------
22-23c
New drop leat table.s .............. $7.95
New kitchen chairs, each ...... $1.95
30 tt. Cruiser. Motor overhauled. Decorated Breakfast set, table
fuhlng ch&J r11, mooring. Ed and tour chairs .................. $19.715
Erickson, 1st Pier Ea.st ot Bal-Kitchen etoolJil.......................... $1 .95
boa PaV1llon. 23p Waln\Jt finish desk ................ $14.95
BOAT FOR SALE: converted six Brand new combination wardrobe,
BALBOA
TRANSFER
Moving and Storage
BOAT MOVING
OUR SPECIALTY
Other · honors went to MlchaeJ
Baum, youngest boy ; Nan c Y
Corket t, youngest girl; oldest
1501 w. Central Ave. skipper, J ohn B. Lamar; Jean
Phone Barbor 2120 Hahn, firat girl; George Nokea.
_____________ 1r1rst. V boat; Nie~ Steele, first
GOLD • SIL VER M boat.RACE OFFICIALS
COPPER • BRASS Judge of the Course waa Com-
e modore Everett Morris, while NI KEL . Sandy MacKay was chair man ald-
p L A T I N G ed by the following on the general
POLISHING • BUFFING committee: James M . We.biter,
EXPERT CRA~SMANSHIP -Stuart Cundiff, Donald W. Kemp,
Tea Services, Antique Finishing, Walter K . Lewis. Leon Heseman,
Trophies, J ewelry, Candelabra, Oscar T . Clevtdence, Harold B.
Reflectors. Stewart, Robert L. Boyd, Gerald
Baysi; Plating Co. McFa.Un, Edgar R .. Hill. Norman
Ph Bea • 3 Pabat, John R . Darnell, and J , A. o con ..,11 H 1914 Har r B?vd. Costa Mesa Beek. Recorders ~ere eseman.
See ~ur Ad Ln the Webster and Cundiff.
Orange Co. Telephone Directory.
22-tfc Packing barrels $1 each . Large
packing boxea 7lic each. 612
Via Lido Nord.Lido tale.
23-2~p
meter. sleeps two, heid, galley, walnut finish. full length
outboard. well, see at South mirror ............. ······················ •29·75 ____ Z_O_R __ I_C ___ _
Coast Co .. or phone Long Beach F our-drawer Monterey chest, deep
Election Precincts
Named for Mesa as
Final Battle Begins 82933. 23-24p drawers................................ $24.50 DRY CLEANING
Enameled dresser, good mir-FOR SALE-Baby Cr ib stroller
cheap. High chair . Phone Har.
351·M. 211 -20th, Newport.
23p .
FOR SALE-Used Snipe with rors ........................................ $11.75
anchorage built 1941-New rig-Tiltback bed divan, maple finish
ging 8.nd hardware thlB season. arm11 ..................... ·--·--·······-··· $39.50
Craftsman 8" table 88.W $5.6. ~=rt.6110 Seashore Dri2;~ Simmons 3/3 box springs and in·
Craftsman 6" belt & dLsc sand-nerspring n1attress to match-
er $45. Both brand new. Har. 8 ft. yacht dory, oars, also 3 h . p. both tor only .................... $39.95
1186-W. 23p H iawatha out board motor, both Full size coil spring O . K ....... $4 .95
purchased new six weeks ago. Full size Jenny Llnd .s po o I
Thic kness plane r, Craftsman, Call at 319 Dlanrond, lower rear, bed ....................................... $9.75
never used and ~ horse motor, Balboa Island. 23p 9x12 seamless all·wool face Ax.-
nearly new $75 for both. Har. -------------minster, good condition .. $27.50
1186·W. · 23p Bargain 9x12 Broadfeit rugs. b lue and
Small cat-rigged sailboat. Com-rust color ........ -.. ··-·.: .. $11 .75 Beautiful modem storage cabinet,
5' Jong 3' high. $48. Corona
Craft. 1301 Y.i: Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar. 23c
QUALITY ANTIQUES bought &
sold. Choice old glass, china
and unusual items preferred.
Har. 1261-W 124.1-M 9tf
~~-~--~~~-----New, two-piece mohair secUonal
set . Set of Lenox china. New
rhythm pattern. 720 Goldenrod,
Corona del Mar. Phone Harbor
44l·M. 22-23c
FOR SALE--1 acre---Furnlshed 2-
bedroom home, double garage.
$5500 will handle. Courtesy
Brokers. N. \V. corner 16th &
Placentia. 23p
Servel Refrigerator. 11 ¥.z cu. tt ..
"'hite enamel. Perfect ,condi·
tlon. Prlce $350. 223 Ru by
Street, Balboa Island. CaU
Harbor 1593·W tor 8ppolntment.
' 19ttc
50 Bicycles for Sale
t rom England, France and Amer-
ica -New and Used.
VOGEL'S, 100 Main St., Balboa
Phone Harbor 1•5 • '2x1'
pletely ready tor water. Brand Good serviceable hi-oven gas
new sails. Ideal for summer ranges .............. -· ...... ........ $9 .75
vacation. Harbor 2123-J or 10-ft. row boat .... ·-···········-·· .. $19.75
see 8'\ 3f0 Diamond, Balbo~ ls-Hoosier kitchen cupboard, com-
land. ~ 21 -22-23c plete ................................... $27.50
Bathtub, complete.......... $29.50
54' ~d 14 ' Del.uxe c~stom ~uilt Good, practice piano .... ---...... $49.50
twi.n screw flying b_r1dge cruLScr. 50 good bicycles-boys' and girls',
Radio t elephon.e, direction find· price from : ........ $9.75 to $1 9.60 er, dual bandit controls, two n I
showers, electric refrigerator. G~ ~avy duty oor po·
hot watt'r system, four double isher.......... ..... .................. $64.50
staterooms, large lounge and Table-top kerosene range (m°.:
galley. Phone owner, Harbor dern)__ ...... , $19.7'>
1676 Nt>\~'J)Ort Beach. 23-24p 50-lnch oak flat top desk ...... $44 .50
22 foot Auxiliary Sloop, just over·
hauled, has new Gray Sea Scout
motor. Lots of cxtra.s and
everything ln tip-top shape and
ready to go. Sleeps 2-Excel·
lent nlooring and 16 ft. canoe
included in price of $2500. Reas·
on for ee lling -my wife gets
seasick! Inquire at 203 -6th
street, Balboa.
.. 23p
DON'T MISS TIIlS BOAT
SALE OF GLIDE CRAFI'
SHOW MODELS
Painted and unpainted, 8'-10'-12'
boat trailers & cartop carriers.
New and used outboard motors.
Rebuilt 2~ H . P. Universal tn.·
board motor.
New 3·burner table top apart-
menl stove. ---·' .... $49.50
Hotpoint auto1nat1c e I e c tr i c
range ...... ···-··· .. . .............. $89.50
Buffe t model ,Roper 'range . $24.75
2-compartment deep freeze cab-
inet ... ........ ..... . .. $149.50
General Electric 5 cu. ft. electric
refrigerator -· -·· $129.50
25-lb. side icer ...... $8 .95
Eureka Vacuum cleaner, complete
..n1th attachn1ents .............. $14 .75
Corona portable typewriter \\'ith
case .................... .. ............ $49.50
Good selection used table model
radios-G. E ., Victor, R. C. A .....
-·· ........... ..... ..... ........... $9.75 up
GRANTS •
Furniture and Appliances
In Our Own Plant
PICKUP AND .
DELIVER
Phone
BEACON 5798-J
•
Lido Cleaners
456 Newport Blvd.
28c
DON'T WAIT
ORDER YOUR
SERVEL ,
GAS
REFRIGERATOR
NOW
Deliveries Are
Improving
\Ve May Surprise You
VOGEL'S
100 Main St. Harbor 14.5
21-clt •
$50 GIVEN AWAY
EVERY DAY
The long drawn out dr ama ot
"Is she or ts she ain't Costa Mesa"
Js approaching Its final atage.
Tomorrow (Friday J is the begin·
ning of the 60 day period before
election on October 7. Candi~
dates !or the nve positions as
C'ouncilmen and those of aty
Clerk and City Treasurer may be
nominated between this dale and
August 28.
PRECiNCTS NAMED
Special election precinct No. 1
begins al the junction of Meyen1
street, the· extension ot Placentia
avenue and Victoria street . and
runs \vest to Newport Road, south-
west on Newport Road to the
southwesterly boundary of the
proposed incorporated area. thence
northv,:esterly to Banning or 19th
street. west to 1'-1eyers street and
north to Victoria. 'The polling
place is at the Main School on
19th street.
PRECINCT XO. 2
Special election precinct No. 2
Includes the territory between Vic-
toria street and Wilson street and
between Meyers. street and New-
port boulevard, and al.so that be-
tween Newport boulevard and
Orange avenue from Monte Vista
street to 20th street. and also the
territory between 20th and 21st
streets from Nev.:port boulevard
t o Irvine avenue. The polling
place is at the Doak garage at
2228 Old Santa Ana Road.
Washing, Ironing,
hour or piece.
or rough dry.
:1439-R.
Twin bed siu mattresses a nd box
springs. Condition like new.
Also one Horse Power. Elgin
outboard engine in ll.k e condl·
tlon. Will sacrifice -both. 20
In my home--Beacon Bay, Newport Beach.
Also wet wash H arbor 238. 23c
The Seaboard Equipment Co.
1205 Coast H ighway
Phone Beacon 5707 -M
1645 Newport Boulevard
BUY -SELL -TRADE
Send your films to us to be d evel·
oped in this world famed art
center. If one of the pictures
from t hem is select ed by Artist
Judges h ere as a winner, you
will be paid $25 first; $15 second
or $10 third prize. New con-
test: daily exi:ept Sundays and
H olidays. Judge's decision final.
Prompt, guaranteed service any.
wt;ere. Developing and 1 large
prmt from 6 or 8 exposure only
49¢; 12 or 16 exposure 59q-.
From 35 MM 18 ex. 891; 36
ex. $1.17. All pictures .auto-
matically in contest for day re-
ceived. Cash with order please.
No stamps or C . O. D . Send
your tllins today. You may win.
Special election precinct No. 3
has its northeasterly b oundary on
20th street from Newport boule-
vard to Irvine avenue, and ex-
tends southwesterly to Broadway,
northwest to Westminster street.
southwest to 18th street and
northwest to Newport boulevard
and northeast to 20th street. The
polling place Is at the Gill garage
at 1936 Orange avenue. HARBOR Phone Beacon
1
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1811 .
REFRIGERATION
Commercial & Marine
Retrlgeration Sales & Service
18th and Lafayette Newport
Harbor 1805-R
or
Santa Ana 4545-W
Vu-gil A, Payan
ilBARE 'l'HE RIDE
1811
Wanted--Rlde .to ap:d from North
Girl 18, exJ)erienced. Reliable
care ot children. Day preferr-
ed. Inquire 127 24th Street.
Newport Beach . 23p
.
If you n eed a handy man tor
cleaning or gardeniilg work, and
other odd job&-Call Jordan
ReaJ ·Estate. Harbor 153.
. 22U
Houaecleanlng by the hour. A.180
waahlng and lroD!nC" done 1n
your home. Beacon 5061.
J'unck and Norton.
191!
PERSONAL
American (Douglaa Plant) C&r-------------
-and Lakewood, Long Beacb.
BOUl'll 8 a.. m. to 4: :30 p. m., live
at a18 Coronado, Balboa. zsp
L08T-,-Eversh&rp pen with en-
gnvtng. F . P . Brackett. Re-
bJm to P . 0 . Bax 433 Balboa
-23c
1.0ST-s.U:ver charm bracelet In
tun &one. Call at Harbor 199
_.. &21 Lindo. BalboL Reward ottered. . 23p
SWIMMING IN 3 LESSONS $7
Full course ln the art ot swt.m-
mlng. Crawl Stroke, front and
back. 7 leuona $15. Foot of
M'ontro SL and Bay, Balboa-
Residence 1700 W . Ocean Front.
David Right. 21-27p
BUSINE88
pPPORTUNftll!:S
•v~-~-·~·~··~·-·~-~·-;~·~··~-~-~~~-~J~-~~~-~·~·-•
Can You Qualify?
We want. the -r i ght young
couple or partners to get thL9
NEWPORT BUSINESS.
LOST-Moaday at Calltorni.& Ma-Newly and comple.tely equipped
rtne Cannery hand tooled ladies Lunch Counter, Soda Fountain
pane oootafntng money, Posw and Sundry Bwd.neas. ,
Meat for your home
or Locker.
Freezer
Beef-Veal-Lamb-Pork
Sold by the whole carcaas,
ha1ves or quarten .
BRIDGFORD
N . Patt A: Commercial Streets
Anaheim 2151 23ttc
Ice. Boxes
Bench Vises
Pipe Fittings
Galvanized Bucket&-New
Rubber Hose
Large Plywood Cabinet.I
U11ed Electric Motors
Ottlce Desk 6 Chain
Hay Hooka A Forka
3f.x9 New Alrpla.nl!! Innertubel
Hand &: Farm Toole
War Surplus Articles
ALWAYS PARKING ROOM
H & H 2ND HAND STORE
710 E . 4th Santa Ana Ph. 3722
PEACHF.S
Freestone Hale
Peaches from
Yucaipa Valley.
Inquire 232 Magnolia,
Costa Mesa, Harry C.
Burdick.· Beacon
5029-J
a'O'fnp. papen. ete. P. 0 . Bax Pereonality and energy will be ============
M. Newport &..d> Keep rlchl;f ........Sed In lhla spot.
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--money, return papers. 23c All new ttzturea and equlpmenL . eo.t In .,..... of $17 ,000.
Lc.t il&turdaJ'. Secretuy -Terms and Jq iea.. ' optlonal.
...,... bn>wn alllptor wallet.· B:xtra storage room Included. Presa Claasified Paqee
Oon!alD8 driven' u-. other Price $20.~. p1ua 1n~. are Oranqe County's
-papers. Identification -
place -ltdnr.. u--Knlek A. c Pr . Co b . ,_ ~" szi .-ud. NlmD to oast, operties . . uaieet ma:r~et
'" lltarcb Caf' Newport Peach G01 B.. Omtnl Aw.. Bil.Ibo&
-Ta or llr. v...._ ' :ap --
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Ph. Bea. 6841 Newport Beach
BOATS PRICED TO SELL
Sf' CHRIS CRAFT Sedan
EUGENE H . LONG
88--The Villa. P . 0. Box 278
Laguna Beach, California.
MONEY WAN'l'ED -Loans =====2=1=c===== Cruiser (1 9-40) ... _ .......•.. $12,000 -------.,-----
42' DELUXE SPORT · Standard Design
For Snowbirds Is
Set at Meeting
Special election precinct No. 4
extends from Newport avenue and
18th street to Westminster s~t.
northeast to Broadway, southeast
to Iryine, southwest to 15th street,
northweat to NewJJort avenue and
northeast to 18th street . The
polling place Is at the Fire Hall
on Roche.ster str eet.
FlSHER (19H) ................ 22.000 $9000 WANTED
46' AUXILIARY ct.rrTER 13,N'ilr 46' Deluxe twin screw --\ 9n ~iPB :PTeferred -tlrst mort-
.. CRUISER .......................... $22,weti ~:-gagl?~~ p~e~p ~~$4~ -----~-
24 ' C. C. oVernlghter ('39) 3 ,900 per ~o taed t .,21 000 rea
70' AUX. SCHOONER ...... $12,500 ppra a • • · Vigorous Campaign
Planned by League to
Whip Incorporation
32" SPORT CRUISER '.fO .... 7 MO Phone Long Beach 3.53-49 • ' or write A. F . Martyn 6038 (ConUnued From PQ• On•>
LISTINGS WANTED Appian Way, Long Beach 3.
CRUISERS PREFERRED Z3-24p
w ere no vote\.a recorded in the
negatlve. ao action ot the B.MOC!a-
'
G. E. MINNEY
711 Cout Hlgbway
Ph. Beacon 5032-W
SMALL BOATS
OF TOUGH. Llgbt )(arlne Pl)o'·
wood. molded hulll, or tlat·bot·
tom -· D!nghl... SaJibo&ta. MARTIN OUTBOARD MOTORS
GLIDE CR.AF!'
8UCCeMOn to Wat.orl Boats
"Small Boat Hdqrs."
611 Coast Highway
BJ!!ACON 11277
AU'1'08 FOB SAl.E
19S7 Studebaker Prem.dent Eight.
Pour door eeCl&n. RadJo, oew
.eat coven and floor mat&. 5575.
.Cheater-Harbor %800 or 173-W:
• 23p
tlon waa 11ustained. • Costa Meaana opposed to t.ncot'~
OLYMPIC DESIGN OUT poraUon, completed pl&M la.at
MONEY TO WAN Several minor arnendmenta re-night to wage a vigorou. cam
ganllng table ot t.oler&nce effect-peJgn to defeat the measure, ac
ing new construction were unan.J.. cording to ChJt.lnnan H . W N E E D M 0 N E Y? mowily adopted and the meeting Wright of the Civic Leagtie.
adjourned in a sptrtt ot-general At a meeting in the C. 8
See ua tor quick. helpful .mce good "'.'ill and optimiatic pre:tic-Nottage b.ome at 62' Hamilton
OD JOU!' f\nancia.l need>-Uon.a for the tutu.re of the Snow· 11treet, the Meu area waa divided
Loau on bird Aaoclation. All new boat• in 21 dist:rlcta and chalnnen ~!':_ . rtJR.NlT'6RE. SALARY CAR OR wt1l be Standard rather than I pointed Wi!-0 will contact all ~
' Olympic design. ruldenta 1n their respectlve &...
OTBER SmctJR.ITT George Newport, eecretary ot trtcta. Everyone will be urged
Haun: 10 to 1 and 8 to 5 the a.uoci&tlon, expreued gratif!-to go to the poll&. Tuesday, Oct. 7,
aoeed la~ cation at the generally •tlat'ac-the date ht tor the electton,
tory and amicable aettlement of Wright said.
the controftrey of many yean 'I1te next muting will be" .•
.tanding and la now going to work watennelon teed on the lawn of
enthuaiutieally to promote the the F . A.. Yc)ung rellidence, tU
welfare ot the Snowtilrd AaOcla~ Virginla Place, Coeta Mesa. nert
Uoo.. Wedneeday at 8 p . m.
'I N
-• Fire
s u R A N c E
• Automobile
• Yacht
• Conirensation
"STU" DUNLAP
Phone Harbor 1063 or 1248-M
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Nl:WPORT-BAI.UOA PRli:SS Papi
• FISHING & BOATING
1· Cruiser Rammed
ByTrailing~Cra*
In Blinding Waters
A' :N-fOOt, ~ cruloer WU
rammed ·II)-a -"'1lp ~ sank
14 "'""' ott A-Moadaj Wben beavy MU and le ebtnl' waters
bllnded oktppen ot the two boa!O
Friday
AUg. I
Saturday
Aug. 9
Sunday
Aug. 10
Mon.day
Aug. 11
Tl DE TABLE -LOW
0 :22 •. m. 3.7 S:IO Lm. 1.1
1:2' p. m. 4.7 l :M p.111. 1.8
l :Gl Lm. 3.1 ,7 :08 &. m. 2.0
2 :21 p. JU. G.0 10:04: p . m. 1.3
•:08 L m. 2.9 8 :11 Lm. 2.G
' 8 :24 p . m. G.3 11:22 p. 'P· 0.7
6 :06 Lm. 3.1 9:42 ~m. 2.7
4:32 p. m. 0.7 ·······-········· involved.
Solon R . Footer, ot Foat.er "
Sou Tru9cott Cnmen on Cout
Hlrtlway, wu taking the boat
owned by . Albert .J. Cent oz back
to Newport trom Avalon, wltl)e
tolloWtng ln F08ter'• cruteer wu
Leo Cleveraley o! Lido Ule and
Dean Swift ot Whittler.
Tueeday 7:06 a . m. 3.0 0 :20 &. m. --0.1
Aug. 12 5 :34 p . m . 8.2 11 :06 a. m. 2.7
Wedneaday 7:4'6 a . m. 3.9 1 :09 L m. --0.7
. Aug. 13 6 :28 p . m . 8.7 12:12 p . m. 2.ll
Thursday 8:22 a . m . 4.2 1 :52 a. m . -1.2
"-----------•By .,JIITCH'''------------"
Laat Sunday good muter Harry ot the skipper .... a
Welch staged hla twelfth Fitght of Utopia!
the Snowbirds on Newport Harbor But It haa become apparent that
They had headed the crulaera
toward Laguna becau.se ot the
roll o! the &ea and were trying to
•tay together. Swift and Clevera-
ley, blinded by water, IRl&ahed
the trailing boat Into the rear ot
the cruiHr whfcb F'ollter wu
Aug. H 7 :20 p . m .
J @
FIRST FULL
QUABTZB MOON
7.0 1 :09 p .m . 2.1
(i' e
LAST NEW
QUABTllR MOON
Aug. 18
' the Snowbird Yacht Racing Auo-
a very succeutul event which pro-elation should control the regular
duced no new time for the course Snowbird racing ev.enta and either
but drew lU entrlea, and l!llpecta-outlaw or handicap such Snow-
ton by the thous.a.nda. The Flight birda aa do not conform to apeci-
haa become a fine, democratic ln-!!cation and consequently win
Aug. 23 Aug. 31 Aug. 9
•kippering. When Flu1ter wu un-1-----------------------------~~e J:rn re!~t ~~w!,am~~e !°&'! I ~ .. ·w.-w""•"._" ... ,,.._w·w.-.... -.,,.,.,._,.._.,..,, ... ,. ....... ,., ... ,..,,,.._.,..,,_.,._..,,.,.,.._,. .• ,. •. .,..w_..,._...,,.,.,.._,..._,.._., . ..,_..,._....,,.,.,.._,.._,,.._., • ..,_....,_....,,.,., ... ,.._,,..,,_...,_...,_....,,.,.,.._,.._,,. . .,_.':_.
every race'tthey enter.
•Utution, representing the besi in I do not have reference to
eportamanah.Jp and outdoor life Snowbird No. 264, winner of the
and Ui interesting also from the
standpoint ot dexterity and pro.
' feaslonal sa.!ltng ·knowledge of our
1947 Flight and my ha.t l• oft to
able. skipper GUbert Cramer! • • • In my what-wtll-they-thlnk-of-
next department, I tlnd aome
Snowbird skippers removing their
ttoorboarda lo lighten the weight
and increase the speed .... • • •
picked up by his own boat, and
they went on into port to noti!y
the Coast Guard.
Double Header thiS
Month for Grunion
Surf fishermen will enjoy double
headers during eight da)'B In Aug-
ust u thouaands of seekers ot the
elusive grun.lon eye the scheduled
run• on the 2, 3, 4, 6, 16, 17, 18
Shell Marine Products
AT THE
SH.ELL DOCK
MAI N CHANNEL
children. Their ak:ill so happily
acquired Is a very different pro-
poaition, Ma.tea, from forced atten-
dance at some collective farm or
cannery where labor U prescribed
under some communbtic five 'or
ten year pl.an. A very different
matter, indeed.
There ls one mt" Involved in all
our aquatic eventl!ll who thoroughly
earns his salary, u do all those ln
hill department. They should be
grey at the temples and completely
and absolutely ga-ga .... I mean
Russell CraJg and his male and
feminine (to you Sir) uslata nts.
The taxpayer's money ts wisely
spent ln this department and
Craig deserve!!! three bloody good
cheers.
and 19th. Almoat u fabulous u l•J.-:,._....,,.,.,._,.._,,..,,_.,._...., • .,,.._,....,,.._.,..,,_.,._...,,_.,,-.,,..-.,,.._.,.,,_.,._..,,_,...._,....,_.._.,.,,_.,. ... .,, • .,,.._,..._,.._.,..,,_..,._..., •• .,,.,..._,.._.,.,,_..,._ • .,, •• .,,.,...._,.._.,.,,_..,. •• ..,.-.... ,...._,.._., • .,_..,.,.,.
the famoW1 "snipe hunt", thou-
The Ftlght, as I said. haa })e..
come an lnatltution resting solidly
on the sturdy keel of the 12 f oot
Snowbird .... but how solidly does
ft real?
Tkis, In tact. w~ the scene otf
the Harbormuter's dock at 1 p. m ..
Sunday, Aug. 3. I presume you
are familiar with the geography
concerned.
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LOOK WHAT WE GOT!. Postnr t.or their plcture with the marlln
they caught Saturday, the flnt In Ne~·po-:t Harbor, ts Mr. and Mn.
.J . .J. Sale of Mil Beuna \'lsta, Glendalf", Chubby Lyon, "roody Sale,
and S kipper R. \V. Doole)· Stewart of 1%'6 !'lli"orth Cedar, GlendaJt".
Tht> boat \\·as the Tumblf'\\'M'CI out of 0 . A . Halt>;r's anchoragt>.
Lltflf' \Voody WaA sent for an albacore flag but liked the blue of the
s\vordtls h bette r, 80 tie boughi lt-b('nce tbi> fish !-( PreSB photo ).
THE: nan1ed it Patterson's Landing.
\Vin Lombard, who has fished
around these parts for many
years is skipper of lhe Louise and
Dean Smllh is deck hand.
S;&Oda ot •portamen and beach vj.81-
tora will again line ahorellnee
along 90uthem · Call!ornta to see
the Interesting •ight ot grunion
l&ytng eggs in the a&nd at the
peak ot the evening high tides.
Scheduled runs of grunion will
bring the fish up on the highest
wave• at hlMh tide peak starting
at 9 p. m. on the 2nd and pro-
gressl.ng three quarters of an hour
later each night until 11 :15 p. m.
on the 19th.
MOORINGS and SPACE AVAILABLE
for boata belnc ottered foT ule
MARINE WAYS NOW OPERATING
Wltb · oomple&e 'p&lntlac and ,,..ar crew.
Wing Sang Boat~ Repair Yard
811 Cout RJpway (101), Newport BMcb
PHONE BEACON M14
It wu juat about a year ago
that a few public minded souls
decided to rescu e the Snowbird
from poutble mutilation in the
hands of modern builders/ by
etandardtzing IU! design an(\• form
a Snowbird Association. At that
time Capt. J . A . Beek asked me
t o dQ some research on the little
vessel. the result or which was
published In the PRESS. The
nubbin: the Snowbird. u we know
It, was designed by Willis J. Reid
of Winthrop, )lass. and described
fully with a ccompanying scale
drawing in the April 1921 issue
o f Rudder Magazine-more than
a quarter o! a century ago. In-
troduc~ here, not long .afterward,
the Snowbird flourished and mul-
tiplied.
To the north, ea.st and west the
main channel stretches in the hot
sunlight. A gentle westerly is
blowing with occasional good puffs.
142 Snowbirds are maneuvering
for position at the starting line a
little to the east. In tront ot
them cruisers. sailent, raft.I!!. paddle
boards, pedaloe and swimmers
weave deliriously in and out .
Makes you dizzy to watch them.
One paddle board o pera.tor, appar-
ently unconscious, drifts between
two oncoming cruisers. Sixteen
men on a tiny life raft are staging
a water fight.,
One o r the funnjest stories we
have heard for some time devel-
oped on the Louise last week
when At:rs. Lee ·H. Embree, better
known aa Diva. her husband, Lee
E mbree, who-is better known u
Fuzz. and Mrs. Dorothy Horrell
\YCnt fishing. Mrs. Ho rrell who
llvf'S at 116 Th!Tly-First stre-et
and Mrs. Embtee who I1ve.l!'I at 116
Twenty-Second street, havp OOth
lived in Newport Beach for years
and both are employed at the In
and Out Cate where they both
gripe about getting up at 4 a . m.
to serve breakrut to hungry fish-
ern1en .
Ma r in e Bureau Gives
Fishing Report
Excellent marine sportatishing +-~~~~--~~~·~~~~~·-~~~~-t
Ostensibly, the newly-formed
Snowbird ... Yacht R8.c1ng Associa-
tion !aced a bright future, but
something has gone wrong with
the enforcement ot the new speci-
flcatloru1 which were drawn up to
control Snowbird racing.
CH ARLEY
CRA\VFORD
was: enjoyed in Southern California l
waters during June, according t o
a r eport trom the Bureau of Ma-
rine Fisheries, Califom.ia D ivision
1 of Fish and Game .
Large landings of barracuda.
rock bass. halibut. and some white
sea bas8, yellow tall and a tew al-
bacore were landed.
For Sale or Rent
' •
LIGHT & HEAVY
FISHING TACKLE
Salt or Fresh Water
Tackle
• •
.. Everything for the Fiaherman"
Seventy-three party boats o~r
ated dwing the month on a d~ly
schedule. togethe r with 15 anchor-
ed barges, a.nd 220 charter boats.
FOUJ'\i'l) SN' AKE IN JJED
I I R. S. ~owni~g, Fishin' Tackle l l~ Main St., Foot of Balboa Pier 1'1rs. Phillip H . Bohart ot New-
port, told police t hat she tot.ind
a coral snak~ l.n her bed and killed
During the time between the
advent ot the little sailer on ou r
Harbor and a year ago when t he
Snowbird ASMCiation was formed,
Marcus Johnaon and Donald Doug-
las built more ot them than any-
one and each adhered to the origi-
nal plans, although it Ls said the
young racing set considered a
Douglas fa.st.er than a J ohn3on.
fiow both J ohnBon and Douglas
?(ave gone out of business, other
builders have moved in and today
plywood is being used in Snowbird
construction, making them lighter
and fas ter than the old type. As
there are at least 200 of the old
type, if that term can be used.
l!ltill going strong, this presents
quite a problem, both to the Asso-
ciation and the committees con-
ducting Snowbird races.
The fact that the Flight gets
underway at all is remarkable and
only a miracle and Ru83 Craig
have kept that "dapper mortican
of Cor ona del Mar" out of the
picture so tar.
\Vell. boys. the wild rumors
about the fer~ious yellowlail ly-
ing in wait for the unwary fisher-
man at San Clemente Island may
or may not be true. A lot of old
timers such as Bill Mills claim the
yellowtail have really been ripping
up tackle around San Clemente
Island recently but a special trip
over, last week in the Speed Klng
trom Kings' Landing, failed to
show anything but slgm of yel-
lowtall.
\Veil they went out on the LQuise
a nd got into one ot the biggest
run:!! ,or be.sA and barracuda that
has taken place along the coast.
Th<' delighted squeal8 ot t hose
women had half the peoplf' on tht-
beach at Huntington Beach won-
d<'ring what was gotng on off-
sho re. Incidentally they had de-
cided on the way homf.' that they
now unden!ltood what made tl!1h-
ermen get up at 4 a . m.
It . When curious police arrived , I----------------------------; however, 'the body' had been Navy Vets E njoy
Fishing Outing
The big game fish are the re
though. Several fishermen had
hookup8 but lost the fl.ah trying
J . H . "Bert" Milla entertained a to keep them out ot the kelp.
group of patients !rom the u . s . Maybe some tngenioua fisherman
Nava I H ospital, Long Beach. can rig up an a,utomatic kelp
aboard his boat/"the Lorna Pat Il. guard for hooked yellowtall and
F ive "Golden Horses"
carried away by the trash col-
lect or.
ADDING MAClilNE TAPE
Now Available at
Newport-Balboa Press
this week. Most of them fished combine the Idea with • kelp har· HARO·'D I • JOHNSON
from wheel chairs arranged vesting program. ~
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For Lights Tou rney
th I •-Entries for the Tournament of ey were n C&Jlll..lJ, King over to San Clemente while
Propeller Bepa1n
Col1tmblan Apncy
around the stem of the boat. as Capt. Bill Evans t ook the Speed ~
Two ot the boys had their arms skipper-owner Jerry Adams t ook Llght.8, Aug. 18. are pouring in
in casts, one his Jett, t he other hi~ a well earned rest aftei bringing t hill week, according to · Director l'bone Barbor no
right. So, between the pair, they in A. B . Conroy of Long Beach W . H . H itchman. Arriving Tues· UJ I Ywa Way, Wewport. BM.di
had one good left and one good the other day when hls fishing day morning were the five golden ;:...;.._,_ _________ ...,:
right arm, which la all that Is boat. Queen Anne. blew up. burned horses from Pasadena which were ;::=============
needed to operate a rod and reel. and sank. The Speed King. with taken to South Coast !or loading
With one holding the pole and the Jerry Adams at the helm, was on one of the large barges. BALBOA CANYAS i SHOP
other doing the reeling, they land-fishing near Pyramid Cove at San Laguna Beach 's Chamber of
ed 15 ba d Commerce has chosen the then•e Sails • Boat Coven • Awninvi rracu a . Clemente when they spotted the ' e~
Bait for t he trip wu furnished burning fishing boat. The craft song. "Shine on Harvest Moon", ll&rine Uphollter1ng
by Benny Shaler, tackle by Ted was too far away to see anything for Its float. Kathleen Coleman, ll&rbor %07 _ %141/i !l•t. SL
The Frederick Yacht Co.
announces the affiliation of
EMERY'S MARINE WOODWORKING
"FOR THE 01SC8'MINATING"
Reconversiona of Former Milita ry Craft a Specialty
Marine Repair and New Construction
Milling Services Fine Cabinet Work
By Exp erienced Craftsmen
1215 Coast Hiway Phone Beacon 5615
It would, of course, be extremely
difficult to meB.Rure each and
every boat that enters the big
Flight and handicap It a ccordingly
80 that all sailing qualities w ould
be reduced to a common level and
the race strictly up t o the abilit y
Ponting, and nurslng and trans-but the tire. a ccording t o Frank local teacher ot piano at 414 Tus-Newport Beach
portation through the American Cowie!!!. deck hand on the Speed tin avenue. re .. ·eals that the song ~===~~~~~~~==~ r.============================:;i Red Cross. King. but within 1~ m.inutes they has .an extremely interesting hls-; -====:::=======================::; \Vere Rt the scene and had Conroy t ory. r ~ "The team of Bayes and Nor-aboard. h . h h Incidentally Cowleii. who ls a wort . p.r1 t t eir highly success-
ful song "Shine On. Harvest Moon" virtual newcomer i.n sportflshlng
boat circles around here, l!!I one of Os.shed acr088 the F ollies of 1908.
d k Nora Bayes, an exceedingly clever the ablest and pleasantest ec comedienne who had "'·rit ten the hands we have run into. Frank
CATALINA
Steamahl~Hotel--
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World Travel Burfi!aU
AKents for Air, Rall, Ship. Bus
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DEER SEASON OPENS
ON AUGUST 7 \\'Ords ot the song, quit the show
keeps an eye on ev4 rything about ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; the boat. Saw him warn a fellow that year a.s Ziegfield wanted her
s.t a dangerous angle tl!_e other to appear In tights fso she said)
about a knife that was stlckJng out and to ride an elephant." Mrs. Coleman comments that
day . He ls an expert fish clean-the words of the·eong are no mor e
er and keeps the customers In an refined than the follies in those
uproar with a battery ot practical jokes. Irictdentally Frank was days but that the hauntingly beau-
deck hand on the Minnetonka on titul melody ha.s made the song
a trip to Box Canyon down the live.
coast, just tbi9 side of Ocean.side,
lut week Fred J. Wagner WU C01'1EDY OF HOME LIFE
sldpptt of the Minnetonka and SOOKES Hrl' AT TUSTIN
Thelma Miner, wife ot George "Time 'n' Tod" la carrying
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I 185 W at er . Street - Berth 5 I
(One Block Wect of Ualon Gu Station at '1'blrd and Ploo)
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Hunting License
Deer Tags
Ammunttion ~
Knives
canteens
Red Cips
Minnetonka t ook. the overflow off tic ldtualion.s at Holiday Stage In Miner. went along as cook. The YGUr-f Tod througb some fantu-1 .~=~~;:========~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~
the Sport King \vhlle the Cout Tuatin th1I week. Tod hu a
Guan:t gave th~ Sport King the difficult tlme arranging thlnga for
once over. Catch tor the day was all those stubborn adult.I, but be
' Larq• Sbipmeat SBOTGUll •-u•1no•
Jut Arrived. Hunyl We ezpect an lrmmunition
ahorlaqe·aq.m thil yeu, ao qet your duck an
quail ioada .euly-12, 16, 20 and 410 ' quaq
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l 7'7 ~ 17 white aea bus, 34 faction wtt.h the aid o1. Grand-
barracuda and 4 h&Hbvt, which father ' and a super dog. The
wu not bad. proce,edlnp provide a vut amount
Getttq back to UU. fellow of amuement · &ad 90me heart·
Cowles, be LI a former Iowa farm touchlhc taddellta. Thill 1.9 tbe
boy, JIOl hlo ftslllng oxperlenc:e tint P.ri)ductlon of •"J:lme •n• Tod.-
along Ille lpn1M1ppt river and wbidi Ii. a new pla:r bl' Muriel
along other otttamo. lo a relatlft Roy Bolten. It will nm throqll
at Ille ~ well tmown Oowleo Sa~ .....mg, Auguat v. pvb'll•tng famll)' ot Iowa and tor
-~ be -la a l>oopltal ~ RAVE SON . -cloCtorit tbOqllt he" --. • • --• -aev..-be up 8nd arowid. apln. • All I -.1111'' a llallY boy -a.-maybe tt•• the alt air born Auir. ' to Kr. and Kn. -
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IMPORTED WINES AND BEER • DELCA TESSEN
LIFEOUARD FORC~emben of t b.19 yeaz#a Utesuard force pletuNd. Jut before moralac awlm
acroM t.y are top row I~ to rtc bt: I . Oqood, B. Bbi'.da. M.. Meehan. J . Sevy, J. Tbolni-on.. Captaln J .
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STUDEBAKER
SALES SERVICE -PARTS
Bring Your C&r in for Summer Check-UP
?.£EET MR. (DILL) TAYLOR
Service Manager
(Open all day Saturday)
JOE N ICKERTZ
Harbor 610
By Lido Theatre EXPEet w11ca ·REPA1aina l Life Gu ards to the Re scue
THREE DAY SERVICE I
Alao Speci&liztn9 In t ~ Tir.11es ha ,_..c changed ar ou,nd the local life guard
headquarters, according to Fire Chief Frank Crocker
who hcaus the departm~nt. The I\)odern corps with its
two-way radio set. speedy trucks and up-to-date life sav-
ing equipment is a far cry from the days when Felix
Modjeska used to rush to the rescue from his Bay Island
ho:ne at the blast of a horn which gave the alarm !
The motion picture or NewpQrt
Harbor is now underway \vith re-
porl.3 revealing that the first I F==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====; ECe n es have bee n (J)med during
Engraving and -Jewelry Repairs ·1
Guaranteed W.atch and Clock Repairino
PROMPT SERVICE ON CRTirrALS
KAYE JEWELERS
Optlclan8 -M. E. Pattillo, OpUclaa ' .
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Sonotone Hearing Care
'111.e importance of continuous Sonotone Hearing ca.re is
well known to hundreds of happy people who have been served
in Orange County these many years.
Mr. L. W. Inkster , certified Sonotone cofl.!!lultant has
served theae people with sympathetic understanding. He is
well qua.lifted to serve you.
If you have a hearing problem why not let him help you by
coming tn or calling for a FREE hearing teit and conaultatton ?'
HOME APPOINTMENTS IF PREFERRED
., L W. INKSTER
300 Ftnt National Bank Bldg .• Santa Ana Pb. S. A. 86411
RICHLEIGH P . CROWLEY
LECTU RES O N "TH E SCIENCE O F MIN D"
EAC H SU NDAY AT 11 A. M.
Ebell Clubhouse Auditorium
625 French St., Santa Ana
Practitioner Service by Appointmen t
PHO NE S. A. 1236
Only
OPEN THE YEAR 'ROUND
California's · Most Modern Mote l
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706 Coast Highway U. S. I 0 1-A
NEWPORT BEACH
Phone Beacon 5299.J
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Newport Beach may now boast
of having one of the finest life
guard squadrons on the coast. To
be a life guard, a n1an must fin!ll
bt' in pe rfect health, but that ls
only the beginning. Next follows
a aer ies of s\vimming nnd rescue
t ests that are stringent and com ·
plicated enough t o make the
o rdinary man's head 1pardon the
expression!) swim ! THese t ests
include cllm bi:igl5 foot ropes.
breaking of strangle holds, 1000
meter swims. and all sorts of
maneuvers calculated to make the
beac hes safe for Harborlles and
their thousands of sumine r vi1'1i·
tors.
PLESTV TO DO
A dmiring bathers \Vf.o think all
the life-guards have to do is to
stand around and look handsome
are sadly mistaken ! A Ute guard 's
job can be pretty much or a head·
ache. H is duties range from flrst
aid t reatment of sun bum cases
a nd brok en bones t O r e porting
dead fish on the beaches and keep·
ing the beaches otherwise clean
and orderly Although there are
22 guards in N ewport Beach, the
num ber is none too many for un·
like m ost beach towns, guards
htre mus t cover 40 miles of beach.
But local bathers were not
always so well protected.
ATl'EMPTS TO ORGANIZE
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the past v1cek .
V. E . Ells\vorth and Dave ~6na
han, ca.neraman and wrltet re-
s pectively for 1.fercury lnl.erna-
t ional, producers or the ~ot!Qn
picture on the Newport Harbor
,. rea for the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Co~merce, recently
returned from a locaUon trip to
LO OK;.; \OU R HEELS
OTHERS 00 1
"KEEP YOUR SllOES IN GOOD HEALTH"
NEWPORT SH OE REPAIR SHOP
109 -22ND ST .. NE\VPORT BEACll out,.;of the Balboa Fire Hall. In the a rid desert a rea where they I
1928 Deraga resigned and •Fred .o;t-.,t scenes O('CE',S!l.ry for t he h'lr-"---------------------------'
pa.me lt filled his p lace. In Atay I bo.r production.
1929, a F ord Phaeton was pur-These scenes were made a t the
ohaacd and used for combinaUon OOrder station a fe\V miles from
Hfe-saving and fire purpc)ees. At Blythe, on the edge of the Colo-
this time the life guards were rado River, a.nd depicted the in·
transferred from the police depart· flux of visitors into California.
ment to the tire department. An The prod\lcers report that the bor·
E . &:. J, Resuscitator wB.S then der station personnel cooperated in
added to th~ rescue squad equip--every way, a.a dJd m08l of the
ment and still other additions tourists who were "shot .''
bave e.slabllahed the Newport On the ret urn trip, other necess·
Beaeh life aavtng department as ary scenes were photographed.
one of the best on the coast. These included agricultural areu.
Bell;s Radiator Service
<JLEANINO • BEPAIBINO • BEOOBING
GAS TANKS WELDED ALL WORK GUARANTEED
<-09 -%91.b St., Comer of Cleatnl
NEWPORT BEACH BARBOR !SM
citrus grovea, and industrial cen-1 r--------------''"------------.
"Vim" Winnel' in
Lido Isle Yacht Club
Race to Long Point
The third race lrr the Lido Iale
Yacht Club aeries was held In
light w l n d s.. Ed Munaey's
"VTM" in l5 hours and 22 ~iputes
was easy vict or in the race to
ters. '
The next location trip according
to Mercury IntematlonJ·s produc-
tion schedule, may be a1.rip in the
Goodyear blimp to get aerial shots
of the Harbor. Use .of the blimp
Is being arranged through the
Chamber of Commerce.
Press want ada bring results.
L o n g Point, cats.Una Island. -------------
Cliff Chapman's red sailed "GAY
WIND" was second, with "RAM·
PANT ", Harold Adams' sloop,
thJrd.
Sunday's return race was called
off when a lf boats resorted t o pow ·
er due to la~k of wind. After ..,._ = seven hours o r a drifting match,
during which tln1e about six nau· !S"'
Ucal miles w ere made in the g en4
eral direction of San Pedro. Dr.
W . T. 1'-1 ooney started the motor of """'~
his "TRUANT", five minutes..fltter
the "GAY WIND" did likewise, ;E;;:._,
the other sta rters having d ropped
out earlier.
The next race of the series will
be held Aug. 30. It. will be to
Avalon. and dinner will be al the
Catalina Ya cht Club th.al evening .
The winner of each of these
races is a"'•arded a very fine
plaque by the Lido Isle Yacht
Club. and the \1.rinner of the series
will receive the Newport Harbor
Trophy, given by the Chamber of
Commerce.
He'll be SUING you!
A tradesman or salesman
!&!ling down your Iron~ •t~p•
•.. an err&nt,golf ball ... an
accident c&hed by your
.children or your dog ... any
of these can bring on ruinous
laweuits. Protect yourself
against such IOSBe8 wi th Com-
prehensive Personal Liability
insurance. Get full facts and
·rates, at no obligation, from ...
Maurie Stanley
With Ea rl W. Stanley
225 Ma ri ne Avenue
BALBOA ISLAND
Phone Harbor 1776
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Evenin9 Appointment for Permanenta-Pbon• Harbor 817
Balboa Inn Beauty Salon
Balboa In n Arcade Ocean Front at the Pier
NO W AVAILABLE LOCALLY
Bot Asphalt
Paving Mixes
EJCPUTLY PBEPABED FOR-
• Alleys, Driveways, ac.
• Service Stations
• Parking Lots
v • Subdivisions
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Located 2 lllles North of Coast Blgbway . .
on Mac:Jlrlbar Blvd. (S.Maln SL Exie-Ion)
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LONG BEACH
Scouts Emb.n on on.).ers "and Fisl1 •
High ~err• Trek K.eep Judge Busy ~'W~ere to pine''' ''Where fto Dine''
-----------------For 15-Dey Stay· s~ -.c11:1nn onc1
· I J'lah and a.m.. L&w vtolAton g,.,.~':::::""'"""' ~ Twenty.five 8coutll ud Scouter. occupled the attenUon of Jutte.
·rrom the Oranp Empire Ana Donald J Dodp at ~ tlmu
• CouncU, Boy Scout.I ol America, durtns the put Week Bulh H 1ett from the Scout .ho u • e. Web9ter of 318 wii.m .. __ . on Friday evenlnl' the lint ot ....._ ..........
Aueu-t for 1t. 15 day atay In ~the Coeta Mesa, waa apprehended 1ut
Btgh Siem.I. Saturday and chara:ed wtth oper-
Tbe p.rty ta under the di-atlng a motor vehicle While under
recUon ot Aaaiatant Scout Exffcu-the lntluence of intoxicating l;lquor.
Uv-e Fred C&nman of Udo Iale When .he appeared ln court on
and' will aet up and operate trom Mondl,y, and questioning by the
a Bue Camp located in Hutche.an court diacovued the fact that be
· Mti&dowa. The party wtll take had no operator's lice118e becaUH
oft from Shoben Pack Station, 22 It had been taken away on account
miles out of Bishop, hfke over the 11,•00 foot Piute Pua and hike of previoua vtola.tiona, be wu
down to the juncUon of Piute URued a $160 fine and gtven a
Creek and ~ch Creek:. ·From 1uapended 90 daya tn jail, to be·
their Ba.se Camp many explora-come operative if he wu . found
tton trips wU1 be taken: Trip.a to driving a car during the nut two
the famous John Mulr cabln on yeara without a valid Ucenae.
the Muir Pua, the Blaney Bot Two •peedy motorist.8 were over·
Springa and neighboring lake• are hauled by Highway Patrolmen
BOUBS ' TO U P. II. the feature11 of the trip. Sunday night on McArthur boule--
1i;;;;;;;;;(Cl;;;;oaed;;;;;=::Tu;;;;ead&;;:=~Y":•'.") ;;;;;iO:ii" I The country to be vialted I• in vard, and are to attempt explana-
1 the heart of the Golden Trout tlorui t th judg A\
dll.'I country and all members expect 0 e e aoon.
. to hrlng home a nice limit of fiah 10:30 p. m ., It ts alleged that
to prove theY. were &long. Harold Warren Bozarth of E.econ-liij1L9W"eiJ ~ .DEtt~rllC Local boy 'partlclPatlng in the dido wu traveling at the rate of
AJli'.. -~ acUvtty Ls Robert Norman of 70 mllea per hour...-Twenty mln-
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Dinner 4 to 9 p. m.
8UDda)'9 12 ti:> 8 p. Al.
Phone 'Beacon 6117·M
for Reee"ationa
ClOMd Tu-4ay•
"Look for tlt.e BIDe BalMlq"'
BAR-B-Q
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Breakfut11 Lu.a.che• and Dianer•
Wagon Wb .. I
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American Ave
r~ .'IJ:l -=···· Troop No. 1~. sponaol"ed by the utea later, it La charged that 1. Veterans of F oreign Wara, Poat Richard Jame.a Hoffman of Corona ;:-~=~-=·~·=·~·:•::·~::•::•~·=·==~·::·~·::·~·~·
No. 3636 of Coat.a Mesa.. del Mar wu found to be rolling • If:::::::::::::====§§::::::§§§§§~~~~~~ dowri the road at 62 miles per DDfl03l8 50 Harborites Hear hour. Garry Wilbur owen ot
P Im Re rt Mayfair la alao &lleged to have a er po On violated the law on McArthur Community Chest boulevard Saturday. by driving
while under the influence of in-
Fifty representativea of Civic. toxlcatlng liquor. and Ls due to
and Wellare Organizatlorui met at appear ln Justice Court Aug. 8.
the Newport Harbor Yacht Club Fishing appears to be good at
to hear President P . A. Palmer of pre•ent, and It is said that not all
the Newport Harbor Community of the ftehermen who go down to
Chest, give hie report of the Jut the aea are careful tp comp1y with
year's carnpa.ign and to elect four alt of the provtelone of the Fteh
;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ membere to the Board of Dlrectora. and Game laws. The. lawful U.mlt Present members of the board of 1:5 game fleh in poaseaslo'n in
whose terme carry over for an· one day wu exceeded, It wu said,
other year are H . F . Kenny, P. A. by Harry Goff of Van Nuya, who FINUT T.&8'l'llf8
81 Z Z LINO eAMBUBGEKS;
8TEAI8; B0J0: BAKED
YUMMY BEBSY AND
APPi.i: PDl8
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SHEP'S
Palmer, Hubbard C. Howe, W . M. came otf the fishing boat with
Longmoor and S. T . Dunlap, and 44 game fish. The fine wu $1:S.
th08e . elected at Wedneaday'e Motoriste who are in such a hurry
meeting were Mrs. Edgar R . Hill, to get eomewhere that they crou
Mn. H. S . Mac.Kay, Dr. G. M. the double line in the middle of
Grundy and Dr. G. Norman Peaee, highways, are also coming to the
making nine directora in all. A attention of the judge in quantities
meeting of the board will be held "loo numerous to mention."
shortly to elect offtcere for the
coming year and appoint the nec-
euary committee.a.
In making his annual report, Mr.
CARR'S FIEDSTORE
Hay and Grain
Quality Feeds
Dally D9Jl"fW'T. Pll. llm 1• U&I
101l5 OOABT WGBWA..Y Palmer called attention t o the
great importance attached to the
Newp l&I wo rk of the Committee on Budget
Former Governor
Speaks to Kiwanians
At Friday Luncheon
1811 •ewpert Bh"d.. "
COMA ME11A TBS BOMB OF GOOD &&.ft and AJlocaUons. He also pointed
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Callfornla"s former Governor
Frank Merriam was gueat speak-
er at Newport Harbot's Kiwanle
Club which met Friday at Whlte'ti:
f
i are inviting help, to trim their
budgeta to the minimum becau.se
of the new clalme being made for
help and the increasing difficulty
of raising fund11 due to the lack
of war appea!. In hill report of
the carnpatgn, Mr. Palmer elated
that $14,343.89' in all had been
raised and that allocations t otal-
ing Sl._3,550.64 had been approved
by last year's Quota Committee
and the Board of Directors.
Coffee Shop ln Balboa. Speaking
before some 00 Kiwaniarut, Mer-
riam described accompliBhmenl8
and const..Fuctlve resolutloDB made
at the Inte rnational Convention
In Chicago recently.
THE-HUBLEY BELL
135 COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DEL MAR
Dining Room
OP~ ' lla.m.tola.m.
· Sunday, 12 - 1 a.. m .
LUNCH
DINNER
COCKTAILS
(Cloaed Tueadaya)
Cockta~ Lounge TELEPHONE RABBOB U11 .
Prtvate Boom l•r 8 pecMI ParUM
JOHN .DORY
NOW OPEN
CHOICE SEA FARE
AT POPULAR PRICES
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601 East Central, Comer Palm, Balboa
ROSSI'S
Back in t4e Same Old Place
with the Good
ITALIAN DINNER ·S .
AtSO. \TEAK AJID. ~ME I RIBS OF BEEF
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Now· Serving.
1&11 Coast lli&MJ, ~ del Mar
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Those present were S. A. Meye r,
A. B. Rousselle, J . L. ·Steffensen.
L. L . Loveland, Hubbard C. H ow e,
John M. Allen, S. T. Dunlap, Capt.
James Berry, H. L . Kolman, Ro-
land Wright, Col. J . J . Sailors,
Mrs. J . J . Sailors, Vincent CUau-
mano, Mrs. Catherine Windle. Mrs.
Florence Burrows, Rev. Alden Bell,
Rev. T . B. Noonan, Volney Hay Jr ..
B . F . Moler, Mrs. Robert E . Rou ,
Theo S . McEJroy, Mrs. Raymond
Harvey. and Mrs. H . 0 . Boyvey.
In charge of the meeting wu
President Thro McElroy, while
Program Chairman Herb Kenny
introduced the speaker.
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Christian Sci1ce
F1R8T CH1JBCH OF IST,
SCIENTlllT .
Udo Theater, C-entnl Avenue
and \'la Udo
A branch of The Mother Church.
The FiMt Church ot Christ. Scl-
entl..et. in Boston, Ma.ssacbusette.
Sunday School at 9 :30 a.. m. Sun-
day Service at 11 a. m . Wednesday
Testlmonl:il Meeting at 12 o'clock
Reading Room located al 11.1
Palm street . Balboa, ls open daily
from 1 p. m . to 5 p. m. except
Sundays and holi days nationally
observed and Wednesdaye fron1
1 :30 to :5 ~. m .
The public ts cordially invited
to a ttenct tlle church eervlces and
u.se the Reading Room .
Others present were Fred Frost,
Rex Albright, E. C. TwtcheJI; Gll·
bert Seal, Hugh Davis, Orville G.
Thoma.son, R. M. Wilcox, Jamee
A . Marigold. Alma· Thompson,
Mrs. F . J . Singer , Anita Sexton,
Mrs. Edgar Hill, Mn. Logan
Wheatley, Mn. Jane Calkins, Mn.
J . E. Spang'Ier, W. M . Longmoor,
P . A. Palmer, H. F . Kenny. Harry RET'(TRN FROM CANADA
Welch, Joe Catanich, Rev. E . D .
Goodell. L . Elaine Weiss. Emma
Hughes Holt. Agnes Blomquist, D.
H . Sutherland. Margaret E ge,
and Carl Som.mer.
Mr. and Mr!. Cornelius Pla3
have returned t o Coat& Mesa from
a long vacation lrjp during which
they visited a number of points
in the United States a.nd Canada.
From Winnipeg, Canada, they
BACK FROM TRIP w ent west through the United
Back from a mpnth's trip to Statee and then turned north into
Yellowstone and 1 throt.tgh the Britlsh Columbia. They reported
No rthwest are Mr. and M rs. C. many, California cars on the road,
M. Harris and family. with 80 out of 100 care on a Vic-bJsc toria, Brill.sh Columbia ferry from
IN SAN FRAN O this elate. The final lap of the
Visiting ln San Franciec& are Mr.
and Mrs. J . K. Lock\.vood ot New-
port boulevard.
t-llR ROE
•EllCRI , FIDDI
journey brought them down the
ece.n.J.c route through Oregon aild
Waahlngton. · t o Caltfomta
home.
Harborit.e Completes
Tr:q .\.round World -.
Raymond E . Guton.. rueman.
nnt. cluo, USN, brother ol 'Ralph
J . Gutcn ol llCK ~ Newport Bee®, caut.. ft-
turnecl to tbe Uldt..i Sta •
Ute attactr aUer USS CMk•1kt&r
after camphtlns a ~ UOUlld u...-.' ·. . \
Tbe ?""eM• a.av &Im f'ran-
-bl .Apdl -ror l!JdMs', A ...... Me, wD Tull ~.ran:. ..
After-a tWo-w 1 * 'flJdt tn-Sj$w>
t.be 'aUer wt fOI' Bahreln hlawl ~-u..:.__~
JNBan 0C I a; Aralllan ..... &1111 tM l!9 ,, • a.It;. " -on.. -• -ol tbe trtp .,. , n ···n . [J. rout.I ua...... tbe ... "'"'
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Va. M a. a..l la'1Mtt.w r
2588 New™'lt Bl:--' ..._.al" ·"' a. -w ~ ;yu. ~ ·mt1m ._ a trip to Die
COSTA MESA ' A."Ttfc" -. -· llll7" .......
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Cll-OMID ON MONDAYS
OPEN
8 A. M. TO 10 P. M.
At the Home of
The Sttawberry
Waffle • RAMBUBOER8
8A.Nl>WICJllE8
ICll OBE.UI
IJUNDAE8
80DA.8 AND
• .&. few dosea other
DeUclouo~
D COTT-• E I OIUT .t~AFFL I
1 -Martoe, Balboa .....,d I
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Keep wlWa your Badpt lllld Ba;r FIU for -
Befl'mlabl&"Wumw..-..M..i. . '
BOOK OOD QLAM8
SALMON
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FBESB OYSTERS
-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -
-SBBVIRG-
F JS B DINNERS
• STEAK-CHOPS
A REAL HOME COOKED MEAL
AND
THOSE
HOME
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PIES
Dennie's Cafe
no; Coast Highway' Corona del Mar
Open i &. m. to 8-p. m.
1sAM'S SEA AFOoo ~PA
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Often You tM F'llle.i P1Me to
llllle ID Ora.Dp Oomltf;
AJ.I, NEW ---
Even the Location
. . . One-Halt Kile Eut of Old
Locatton on Coast Hll'hway.
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Lead Soutbem callf,._ IJl
the Servin&' or
-SEA FOODS-
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YOtla -91 ftl'AU
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
and Flslt )larket
TAXI
nice.
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-good, tool Mix a finely aliced lia·
nano with the White of ' f J
qn egg. leat thorough-. .:::' '~
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di11olved, aweeten to
taste.
LEMONS will give lots more iuice if
h-ed before ICfUffzlng.
Good trick to remember
for the lemonade Mason.
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SALMON AND TOMATO SCALLOP
1-16 0:1. can solmon
3 cups so~ bread crumbs
2 tbsp. salmon oil ..
~ cup chopped onion 1 beaten egg
Y:a tsp. solt , l tsp. sugar
~ tsp. pepper 1 tsp. lemon iulce
2 Y:a cups tomatoes Grated cheea
Drain salmon, mix well with other
Ingredients. Place In greased baking
dish, top with grated ch .. se. lake In
moderate oven (37S') 1111 top I• brown.
BOT WEATHER BI:ST
LIGHTEN YOUR housekffplng, bright-
en your menus w ith Weber's ''Good
Ideas" booklet-60 pages ,of clever,
ti~aving kitchen and cooking hints.
For your FREE copy, lu" send a P.Ott·
card to Weber Baking Co., Dept. \87,
Box 1730, Wilshire-lo lrea Station, Los
Angeles 36, California.
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· Xr. and Mn. Rex Brandt &re
dJng two weeka in 8&n Fran·
During their abHnce, their
home at' fM Goldenrod l8 being
occuplOd and tbelr children being'
cared for by Mr. and Mn. Jcie
Jacobeon, whoee home in Sa.tl Fn.n··
ctsco they. In turn. are occupying.
And tJaat la what we call real
cooperation. • • •
Harry Welch,· Secretary ot the
Newp.'.lrt Harbor Chamber ot Com-
merce. statea that the new ma.ps
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about ready tor releue. He a!so YNN. .J. M. Drolet prep&n.l9 for t he openln,a' of his El Navajo Gitt a~~~~ ... ~•tit (con,t, ... t'Y tlol Ctormer Shop ha Corona del Mar this weekend and al8o t.o move Into hi• 1 m..-llleei.a. ona o n eru orona -.,,.,,,
del ).far hu definitely been g1ven1 , DflW home In S hore '-i1111a. ln'>eterate story-teUer, 1'tr. Drolet can
. a large booat and a definite spot tell dorie. of the South"'el!lt for boun . (Photo by Gerhardt).
on said map. Can . lt be lh8.t at
iut we are c~m,~g ~nto our own' Co:r ona del Mar Gets Touch of Old West
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Diehl, 608
Go I d e n r od. entertained their
friends, Dr. and Mrs. Barrie Bieler
ot Altadena over the past week-
end. The Bielel'lll were resldent.s
ot Corona del Mar for many years,
prior to the war.
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On Sunday, Aug. 3, Wallie Ger -
hardt , Pat Thompson, Mr. and
~rs. Al Woodbury, and1 Mr. and
Mrs. Bart Rust. all of Corona del
Mar, spent the day with Charley
Plumll)er In ·Laguna Beach, And
enjoyed with him a moat delicious
a balone dinner. l.fr. Plummer
wu an early resident of Corona
de! Mar, but subsequently moved
to Newport Beach where he re-
aided up until his more recent
ove ~o Laguna Beach. • • •
Mias Pat Andenion, Ma rguerite
avenue, and Gua and EdJth Gustaf-
son. Narclesus avenue, traveled
south on Monday, Aug. 4. Aner
spending conaiderable time and
money across the border, they re-
turned to San Diego and paid a
visit to Balboa Park and the Zoo,
lhat being about the only thing
left to do that would match their
badly denated pureu. Ah, me!
The joys ot vacation time!
Sacrament Observed
At Christ Church
&s En:iian Trader Plans Gift Shop Opening
B y JOHN DONHOFF
The story of t he Old West is incomplete without a few
chapters on the Indian t raders of the early 1900's-&>me
crooked, some honest-<0t all having direct contact with
the red men who populated the great plains of this
country before the coming of t he white man.
An 1:-idlan trader, Ucensed tor.-------------~
33 year~, I.a soon to favor our ~DlANS INCREASE community with the culture, art.a 1
and c rafl.S of the Nev.· ~fexico j There &re n~ between 56 and
Navajo Indian with the e.stabllllh-60,000 Navajos ··residing on their
ment ot J . M. Drolet and family 13-milllan acre reservation-quite
in Corona del Mar. an increue from the 8000 report-
"Joe-lay" as he ls known by ed rounded up in Kit Carson's
hi.a Navajo friends on hia 8-acre time ln the 1800's. Although, they
post 42 miles fi"om Gallup, N. M., have changed ln this modern age,
this week moved with hla wife they still cling to many ot their
into theil'-new Shore-Clift home ancient ceremonials and cu.stoma.
and will open their Navajo Gift One ot the customs that hu
Shop. 1700 Coast Htrhway, thla been revived in th:e past govern-
Friday and Saturday. mental admtnlatrationia their t&ith
Drolet, 'A'bo began hla work in the medicine men. The Nava-
with the lndtana in 1914, went to Joa have no "chief'' in the accept-
New Mexico from Pennaylvanla at ed sense, and the medicine man
the behest ot his ailing brolber probably enjoys the higheat es-
and. wu t aaclna ted enough with tttm in the tribe.
bl.a new surroundings to 9000 de· Drolet can alt tor houra and-re--
tennine to become a trader. late stories ot hla Indian friends
'THEN AND NOW and he will probably have an op-
portunity to do ju.st that with the
Indian conditions u he round opening ot El Na.v&jo on Friday.
them when he first began his He plans lo make Corona del Mar
\Vork, were very different than hi.::; i.L .. 1e for so:ne tiJ.11e now. v.dth
found no\v. Recoanlings of ex· o:-:.1~· a:i . occ~1onal lrli:' to the
periences encountered in his 3~ c<_>untry m which he resided h&p·
yeani of Indian trading ar e p1ly for the .put 33 years.
sprinkled "''Ith contrut.s of the ol The mixture of Indian culture
Sac rament of the Lord's Supper and new and you gain the quick and th~ sea should prove to be
waa observed Sunday at Christ i.mpression that Indian clvlliz.ation Interesting.
Church by the Sea. j i.8 gradual!)' ·changing in the mod· ------
The Rev. E . o . Goodell told hi• ern world-of American civilization
congregation, "The greatest hour ... and yet Y~~ find no pining "for Loc:il Landlords
In a man's life i th h h the old do.ys from Drolet. 8 e our e The standard of living of the Get Time E xtension
The Office of Lhe Housing Ex·
spends In prayer. Amerit a needs lndlan is still too low and too
the prayers ot Chti.!ltia.n people." I little ls being done in education o r
health facllllles for them, Drolet ped.iter has extended to owners or 'Ports Are Bad Places •ecounla, those are oto•les how-
.. ever that eve n the Federal gov-For Ships and .Men' I ern.ment h .. trnuble telling In a tew words.
"Ports Are Bad Placu tor Ships
and Men," Is the Interesting title 1 NAVAJO IS LIKABLE
ot the Rev. Perry F . Schrock'• On the Indian hlm.aelf, Drolet
operators of hotels, motor courts
and t ourist homea an addit ional
30 days In which to file ~ppllc&tion
with their area rent offlce.s tor
decontrol ot renta. Gregg H . Ws.t·
son of the Orange County rent
ottlce s&ld today. sermon planned for this Sunday wa.xe• enthusiastic. The Navajo
at the Corona del Mar Com.munlty ls likable, carefree, hard working
J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~ Church, 611 Heliotrope avenue. l at times, clever. humorous and a Organlat tor next Sunday will good citizen. Thll waa broug))t
be Mrs Cardoza SI in the b-' home to the country at. large dur·
The controlled housing rent re·
gulation issued July 1 by the
H ousing Expedite r, provided a 30-
day period for such landlord.a to
file application.!! for decontrol.
The regulation la being amended
to extend the •period lo August 30.
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:J/ie Ar~locraf o/ :Jencing
The New Ackerman "HEX" Head·
Due to many requests the Ackerman Fence Co. is proud
to present on entirely new design in Ackerman F«rncing,
th• new "HEXu Head. This new Ackerman fence has been
changed only in design, it still retains all of the desirable
features of th• original Ackerman Fence.
lndividuaHty of Design ...
h another penonol tervlce offered by the Ackerman
Fence Co. We will design and custom bull.cl (to suit your
own pe"°nal ~ure) a beautiful patio and ba,i-;.e.
You ,.;m truly enfoy the P•lvacy .•. comfort and s.fety of
your own back yard with an Ackerman Fence, Patio and
Borbeque.
There is no obUgation.
Call us today, our ..fes. .
man wil c:heerfuly give
you an estimate on~ of these ffftures ·_,
you may desire. FHA
terms 36 ..-.. to ~'i·
The Ackerman Fe n 'c: e
Co. a re instalers of
ANCHOR CHAIN LINK
wire fencing, ~I for
commercial or dOmestic: L._.. PHONE FOR ~ng. I
FREI; ESTIMATE.
PHONE 17 3
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ACKERMAN· FENCE CO. .. ' ,
. 11aa a . 10U111 .U.. n.-"-··· ~ ~;.. SAMIA ANA "
· oan, a 1 ing the war when hundreds joine<I sence of Miu Margaret L. Scharte. · the anned forces and others w ent
Vocalist la.at Sunday was J . Lealle I to work in defense factories ar.d
Steffensen, while another guest I for railroads.
sololat is planned for this week. Those who left their reservation
------· during the war came back aftl'r
NEW BABY BOY victory with new "Americanized"
Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiiam F . Fr&· ldeaa and evidently the old home-
zier 319 Cecil Place Costa Mesa ateads aren't what they used to • ' · 1 be. The trading po~t.8 used to
are proud parent& ot a new boy, 1 sell perhapa five or six ca.sea of
9 lb.s., 1 oz., born Aug. 4 Ln Santa 1 milk a year. but now find 50 or
Ana Community Hospital. 160 ca.sea a month too lit tle to
carry. The Indian ha.a also devel-AR~ST CJANCER! oped a great liking for pea.nut
Ira W&D.ted for mnrder. I butter, jama and jelliea and other
Item• foreign to their diet.a before
the war.
CDM Businessmen I To Meet Mon4ay
Tb.ere "-1D be a meeu.,. of the
Corona del Mar Bu1 ln e••
Aaodattoa oa M onda7 eVflllhts,
Aue. 11th. at Hvt:n·thlrty, m
the audl&orlum 'of tbe Corona
del Mu Grwnnw.r School. Tlll8
orpa.lzattoa 19 rean,. uin · tbe
croove". aad ft '8 boped that
there wtU be a Jarc"e MteDdaace
on Monday to lean the 1u.r-......... de....._ .. -"'""'" ....-,. t ..... phed.
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i The Navajo ls primarily depend-
ent on U\'elltoc.k for hiJ!I meager
livelihood and augmt>nl.8 hiJ!I In·
come by putting his squaw to
I work on weaving, which she doee
between having and minding
II babies, cook.lng, ..-tending berd and
a tew other a.ssorted odd jobs.
I The trader, w ho la not allowed
' to go out on the reservation and i "drum up bualneu" but must con-
. duct his trade on his own door·
1 step, receives the livestock and
gift ltema fn>m the Indian and
. tn turn senWI them to market. In
' return be carries the Indian on
'I h1a books, advancing food and
clothing agalnat the Indian'.!! tu-
t ture income.
GERALDINE BBOO&S, wbo J9
pla)'lac Barban Allen ID .....
week'• G r,ypboa ProducUoa ' of
.. Dark of the Moon," may al.lo
be ieea u Joan Cnwford'•
step-dao.cbt~r ln the r e c e a t
\\'arner BroU.U. releue .. P oe-
....-1" with Rayinood -y
&ad Van llefUa.
!::!~LSOIOIJ la•r s .,. .. ,_,, ur• et o.e., .._ 4 1 ,.._,...,_..,..Ml 1a • Jbd 1a ,._
., .... -. ._ .... ._.. lift -llCM: V1irS1ta brtnw ..,.....,_. M. L aire.,. t ..... ,
.... itnss' .,., 7 I I I ..... . ~ ...... rr.... fin& .... ~ • . .0-, tall." c n OY;
• e1r1 ..,.. ms c •a.-; OW' CJnMe. .,_ .,.,_,, ... 0e.wp o~ lllil1ds·
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To IAnita ·coa 'ne -.
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Miss Newport Harb.or
QUEEN OF THE
TOURNAMENT OF LIGHTS
Congratulations
from
!Jc/a N~
MARINE A VE . s fuoA ISLAND
The primitive a~ crafts
Of the American \ln~ian
Have long been used by the American
Home lover for furn ishings and
Decorations that are fashionable ' and
Authentic.
I/lie are happy to announce
That we are opening
El Navajo G ift Shop at
1709 Coast Highway, Corona del , Mar
Friday 'and Saturday, Aug. 8 and 9.
For the past 33 years
I/II e have been a licensed Indian Trader
living and working with fhe Navajos
Of New Mexico and we have
A fine c:ollec:tion of authentic: arts and
Crafts for '"fOUr perusal.
Papago Baskets, Navajo Silver, Zuni Inlays,
Navajo Rugs, Blanken and various Ind~
Silver Jewelry items
Are all on . display In our new building.
You are ~orcliaHy invited
To attend the opening of
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iB Navajo Gift Shop, Friday end Saturda~
X ou wil find that we 4re truly,
Primitive yet · so modern.
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Rar'4 dJ.dleJ
Our registered pharmacist
will fill ypur prescription s
qwckly and accurately.
Yoo can be sore of first
qoallty d r o g supplies,
weU·lnformed and courte-
ous 5".rvice .In our stores.
BALBOA PHARMACY
HAMPrON
HARBOR DRUG
NE\VPORT PHARMACY
TRAVEL ·
AUG. 7·1 3
NATIONAL
AQUAPLANE RACES
Iii REGATTA
A\liUSI 7-10
Hermosa Beach, Carif.
Last year a half million
people witnessed thi•
event!
P .G.A SO. CALIF. GOl.P'
CHAMPIONSHIP
August 7-1 O, Los AngeJ..,
FIESTA DE LAS
FLORES
August 9, 10
San Diego, Calif.
FISHING DERBY (
Jn progress, to Augus 31,
Center Street Pier,
Manhattan Beach, Calif.
IOWA SUMMER
PICNIC
Au&USt 9, Bixby Park.
Lona; Beach, Calif.
Particularly if you're en·
tertaining visitors from the
East, a trip over the Cali-
fornia -Mexican border to
Tijuana any weekend of ..
fers the unusually fast and
furious Latin bal l game,
.. Jai-Alai.• played every
evening, Thursdays
through Sundays, at Ti·
juana'1 Fronton. Night
Greyhound Racing goes
on at the Hipodromo,
Wednesdays through Sat·
urdays. and there's Horse
Racing at the Hipodromo
every Sunday.
Question: What part of
your car takes the biggest
beating during.hot summer
driving? Answer: Your
front wheel bearings. Fail·
ure of a wheel bearing can
me:an a serious accid~t:,
yet they-and you-are
protected Dy o nly· two
ounces of correct lubricant.
For proper aervicin1 of
these vital bearings. see
your friendly R ichfield
Dealer. He'• an expert!
ASK FOii
llCHFIELD
WlllCATION
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T Q Display Painting
At State Fair ·
~~ •celalm thla woek ..
a Corona de! Kar artlat. Mia.
.Kabel Hutehlnaon,_ whoee work lri
hter co1ors ·wu lelected for dla--
play 'at the Btate hlr Ill Baqra·
mento, Aug., 2B--8eiili. T.
TIM aolectlon of Kn. Hulchln-
eon'a palnUnc tor the exhlbl.i la
conaJderect a hi.gt& honor u OnlY. 50 water colora from the enuH
state will be featured at the l"1ne
Arts O&llery th19 year. Her paint·
lng, a park -acene • entitled,
"~c Carpet," wu one out -or
seven cho5en from the San DieKO
are& of wbJch Newport Beach la
& part. In addJtlon to the water
color, her oll painUnc, a portrait·
which she calle "J&nJ.8," wu one
of 14 in the san Diego area to be
selected tor dtaplq at the Fair.
J.frs. Hutchinaon is a ne.w-
comer to the area, and with her
husband, Milon Hutchin.son, re-
cently opened the Corona Craft
cabinet shop at 1301 ~ Cout
Highway. The local artLst has
painted moo or her life, although
.she has never attended an art
school. However, she studied with
Rex Brandl for approximately
five ye&rS and is high in ~r
pral3e or the famous artist,
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• • ·face t~c
·tutilrc wit~
confidence
bq saving
regularlq.
Newport Balboa Federal S avings
and Loan Association
P. A. Palmer, President '-
She ls a member of the Call!or-
nia Water Color Society n.1d has
exhibited in Its show for the past
five years. La.st year, she won
first place in water color at the
NaUonal Orange Show. She Is
also a member of the San Diego
Fine Arts Society and headed the
Art Guild of Riverside for many
A PRETI'Y GmL IS LIK&---6 cal~r · (in.stead of a 80ng) as far u Artist Bolt Ann.strong, noted
calendar artist and painter, ht conce.rned. Armstrong la shown pa.Jnttng Chu-Cl:au, beautltul Tphltlan
daDCE'r. M he visits C.pt. Don DlckPrtnan at tbe Quta\\'aye. (Beckner ii:ihoto).
Horseman's Assn.
Pla n State Tra ils
Library H as Largest
Circulation this Year
In Hist ory of City
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIFICATE OF BU~INESS
HARBOR 15()() 3333 VIA LIDO I I NEWPORT BEA CH, CALIFORNIA
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Man or
Ooens
Carpet Co.
New Store
California will aoon have the
greatest trail system in the world
and the State Horsemen's AS80-
clatio:t wants to hear from all .rid·
FICTITIOtJS FIRM NAME
The largest circulatlon Jn the THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby
history or the Newport Beach Pub-certify that they a.re conducting the bu&lneM of retail sales of lie Library was diaclo8ed in the scoo~ra. bicycles and other and
annual report made; public by vartow: related merch&ndi.ee and Custom lnterioni, a home decor-ers and rider organizations to tell Dorothea Sheely, Librnrin.n similar activities at 1929 Harbol'
ating service, distinctive noor them more &bout the Trail.a pro-Books circulated durin.g the BouJe\IS%ld, Coal.a Meaa., County of
iFOR SALE T0 1
grt1 rn. coverings. draperies, et cetera, are The state ha8 appropriated year totaled 86,797, an increase o! Orange, State o! Call!ornia., under
but a few of the services offered 5350.000 to establish the state's 6,303 over that of lut year. A the ftct1Uoua fl.rm name of
harbor folkl!I by the Manor Carpet main traJl system. Local com-total of 17 ,409 non fl~tlon circu-"MESA CYCLE SHOP"
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VETERANS i
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Company, whose new st ore has mu.nltles will be required t o build lated, with a 3000 gain over the and that said firn1 iB composed. of
just opened at 1427 South Main conne('tlng links with the main previous year. Books on history the tt.iDowing pereom, a.a Jol.Dt
street, In Santa Ana. trails. were the most popular, biography Own.eta,· whose names and addres-R:· B . Ivor . for several yean a In a letter to the Newport Har-and fine arts following. The to-.es are a.a follows. to-wlt:
designer and weaver of rugs, Is bor Chamber of Commerce Eben ta! for fiction came to 46,404, and CORJXlN P . MALOCHE I • manager of the new store. The · 17,77~ juvenile books were bor-416 H&mllton Street, i firm is already established In FUl-Coe, Regional Vice-President or rowed. The total nwnber of ~. Costa Meaa, CalifornlL the California State Hof'8emen's ,...--lert~n and plans additional new Association, uked for help In get-sona using tbe library comes to PRISCILLA ELLEN MA.LOCHE
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retailrl outlets In Whittier and Palm ting the names and addresses of 3,670, With 1.439 new cards Issued 416 Hamilton Street, i This Beautiful New Home
p ngs. all who are interested in helping during the year. There are 89 CMla Mesa, California.
work out tlle provram A meet-library card holders from other WITNESS our hands this 22nd !
FINED FOR SPEED
George W . PritclK'tt, New Har-
hor Hotel In Newport Beach, was
tined $25 in Santa Ana city court
for speeding.
. .\.&REST CA.NCER!
lt'8 \\'&ntf'd for murder.
IE
WIFORHIA
TfllSf!AR
U.S.101-The
Redwood Highway
l lHS TlllHI I UH
ti UCllNlll FOIESTS
•· · · town h ~--ta M d day of July 194 7. Ing Is to be held Aug. 23 In Ven-11 sue a.a "-'Ol!I esa an
tura, Calif., at the Ojai Valley Inn, Laguna. GORDON P . MALOCHE
at which state officials will be Encouraged by members of the PRISCILLA ELLEN MALOCHE
present and give more information
on the actual building of the main
trail.
Trailer Pla n t Offi ce
Opens in Tra iler,
Buil ding Under,va y
AJthough the huge modem S70.·
000 factory building being erected
on West SeVenteenth . street tn
Costa Mesa. UI still far from com-
pletion, operation of the Cha& R .
Glover plant \Vhlch Is turning out
the popular Sport King trailer
coaches began Monday morning
\"rilh a crew of M lead men. The
n&tionaJ sales office ·ot the con-
cern opened, logically enough, in
a trailer coach. It ls hoped that
the factory force can soon be in-
crea.sed to 100 men and ateady
employment is offered to men
skilled In trailer building or ship
building. With a full crew It ia
thought that about 12 completed
vehicles can be turned out each
day.
Newport Harbor Allied Arts, t})e
library .hu added a number 1 or
excellent art books to Its shelv'e9.
A rnong these are: Doerner, The
Materials of the Artist and Thelr
Use in Painting: Downer, Dis-
covering Design; Fiore. Clay llto-
dellng; Giusti, Drawing Figu~s :
R o a g 1 a n d, The Pleasures of
Sketching Outdoors: Holme, Mas-
ter Drawings; Kauffman, Pennsyl-
vania Dutch American F olk Art:
Mack, Paul Cezanne, Paintef'8 and
Sculptot3 of Modem America;
pit.z, A Treasury of American
Book mustration ; P oore. Goya;
Thompson, Row to Render Roman
Letter Form8; Wherrett. Compoal-
Uon; Wood, How to Draw Por-
traits.
Library Board members are:
L . H . Norman, president, Mrs. C.
M . Deakins, secretary, Mrs. C. L .
Thom, Mra. F . E . Reinhold, Mr.
Raymond Harvey.
Drunk
Proves
Driving
Cos tly
Drunken driving over the week-
end has been costly for both out-
of-towners and locals, Judge Ro-
bert Gardner reveals.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COl.JNTY OF ORANGE
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On thls ,22nd day of July, 1947,
before me, FRED J . DUDLEY, a
Notary Public in and for said
County and State, personally ap-
p eared, GORDON P. MALpCHE
an<l rRISCI:..:-A ELLEN 111,\_-
LOCHE, knoun to n1e to be lhe
persons whose nan1t"s are sub-
scribed to the foregoing in.stru·
ment and acknowledged to me
that they ellecuted the same.
WITNESS by hand and official
seal.
FRED .J. DUDLEY
Notary Public In and tor said fl
County and State.
(NOTARIAL SEAL)) I
My Commission explrMI ·6-4-1949
Pub. July 24-31. Aug 7-14 r
Newport-Balboa Pr... ii
NO'l1CE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN TJD:: SALE OF
ALCOllOLIC BEVERAGES
July 31, 1947
TO WHOM IT MAY OONCERN :
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Notice Is hereby given that fif-
teen days after the date postt'd,
the undhalgned proposee to &ell r
alcoholic beverages at these prent-
1
,
lses, deacribed aa folJowa :
221 -19th St., Newport Beach,
Pursu&nt to IJ\Jch intention, the
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TWO BEDROOMS A ND DEN; GARAGE.
LOT 66 X 110 FT. AT THE CORNER OF
19th ST. AND PLACENTIA, COSTA MESA
A T THE STAG BA R NEWPORT BEACH
PHONE HARBOR 1276
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From San Francisco,
U. S.101 leads north
through the Red·
. wood Empire to the
O~egon border. As
yoo travel this road,
Bank of America
travels with you; for
61 of its branches
serve this region.
See this country
this year, and let
Bank of America
serve you as yoli go.
The building now under con-
struction is 220 ft. x 47 ft. and
when a eecond story iJI added will
enclose 20.000 ft of floor space in
t.hi8 unit. Atr. Glover also ha.a
plans to build another unit of the
same size on the oppoalte side of
the two acre site and connect the
two with another unit across the
back of the lot making a U shaped
factory containing 75,000 sq. n.
when completed with the central
space paved and the offices of
the company facing I 7th street in
08car Ridley of Pomona was
fined $200, while Robert Ba.rber,
123 South Flower .street ln Costa
Mesa, and Ralph Rlchardaon of
Corona del Mar, were each. tined
$100.
Orange County. 1 undenlgned ls applying to the ---------------------------+
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J\ank nf
·-.Amtrica
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the cent er of the U.
The Sport King hu a 12 ff.
body and mea.aur~ 1-4 rt. overall.
It I..!! made of resin bonded ply-
wood, lnsulated and covered with
dura.1um1num and prese11U an ex-
ceptionally fine appearance. A
feature of the trailer is the ob-
servation window the full width
o! the front ot the vehicle which
permits the driver of the car
drawing the trailer to get a full
view '()f the traffic behind blln . It
Ls priced at $1195 F . O. B. Costa
Mesa. Mr. Glover also 1 has ln
mind building a 20 rt. model l! he
ever gets caught up with the de-
mand for the present model.
Harborites Plan
Extended Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sullivan of
Bayehores are leaving Monday
morning for a trip through Canada
and the Northwest..
Sullivan, who la a Corona de.I
Mar rea.ltor. reveals that they plan
to fish on the Frazier River out
ot Vancouver, go elk hunting in
Gallalirt, Mont., and visit hl.s home
town of Butte. They will be gone
until Sept. 20.
LEQAL NOTICE
Issuance by transfer of an aleo-
hollc beverage lice.nae for these
premi.9es u followa:
ON SALE BEER A: WINE
Anyone desiring to prote.st the
Luuance of auch license may file
& verified protest wtlh the State
Board of Equalization aL _ Sacr~
mento, Calltomia., stating grounds
for denial as provided by law. The
premlaes a.re now licensed tor
the eale of alcoholic beverages.
CARL L. GOODWIN
No. 4, Aug. 7, 19f7
Newport-Balboa PrOlia
Mr. Glover hu had 11 yea.rs of
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE S.ll.r: OF
ALOODOLIC B&VEBAGl!JS experience building trailers, but __ N_OTI_CE--TO--CRED---ITO--R-8--
lt was only two years ago that he No. A-l55'7S Aug. 1, 1947
began mass production in River-btate of Fraak Gresory 0q1e, TO WHOM IT llAY CONCERN:
side. Mr. Glover ha.s ch~n Coat& DeceuecL Notice ta hereby ~ven that fil-
Mesa. tor his headquarters bec&we NOTICE 1S HEREBY OIVEN teen days afte.r the date posted,
of the tine cllm..ate here &nd be-to the. crediton of and &J1 persona the unden.Jgned propo.u to aeJ1
cause of ita proximif.y to the having c1&1ma a,ga1nst the said alcoholic ·bevera,gea at theee prem-
ocee.n, with a poealbWty that ocan decedent or aid Mt.ate to toe lsee. de9Cl"fbed u foUowa :
alllpp!ng mlg!lt be uaetul in llhlp-~ with the n...-ry vouch-8300 Cout H N ·
' ping to lbe _Gulf cout and the era tn the omce or the Clerk of ~.. ewport Bes.ch,
Euter:n •ahoanl u well u north-the supenOr Court of the County Orange County.
wutern U. S. of Oraap. State of <Jallfoml&, or Punuaat tD such intention, the ·-to prwat tbe amt.;..._ wttll · the un~ped t8 applying to the
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nee--·.,. YOUC:hba. to the un~ State Board of ltqu&llutlon for
alped at lbe ottlce of he< At· 1aauance by tranafu ot an aJco.
t.ome7 Paul -0. H....S..-, llulte bolJc beftnP llcen.oe tor thNe
no, Jersll!a Truot -· x-g Pr=-u ro11owa:
Beacb s: 'c.llf~ wttlillr .ala . On Bale -~-monthS artor llle ~ p<•bltcaUO.. AIQ<>ne ~ to p-the
otthla-. I ·-~ --may fll<> CILUtLOM'IC K. ONGDI. a -,,..-i with the Sta"'
AdmlP"",.tdJt ot the 1111!•1• of a.nt ot ~-at S&enl· -~ ri..s --1-mmto, CallforDla, atatlng ,__ ~":r ~JCiteoN , . t« dOidai ""+o•!<M by iaw. 1'be = :~J~IC',~:t Bal~! ::"'!: .;,ai:.,,:: .. -~or
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KITTLES
BEAOON 5172-1
roa A.LL CEMENT WO&ll
PATIOS • WALD •
a:mDeof
CEMENT WORK
FLAGSTONE CEMENT BLOOK8
BBllT J. JllOBBIS
aH Bamlltoa SL COSTA MESA
RENTAL
CEMENT MIXERS • TRACI'ORS
AIR COMPRESSORS • WHEELBARROWS
WE SELL FLAGSTONE
BEACON 5099
P. T, A. Studies
Home and School
The Calilornla Congreu of Par-
ents and Teachers in cooperation
with the School of EducaUon -
University of Calltornl&, the De-
partment of •lnatltutea, Unlveralty
Extenaion and the State Depart-I . G. llYDEB
ment of Education ta thla week Advuiced to poet of city freight
sponsoring a conferen,ce on Home-agent ln the traftlc department
School Relationahipa. The sea-920 h held aiona are belng held ln Havtl&nd at that point in l • e
Hall on the Berkeley campus, Aug. varloWI poeltiona in that dep&rt-
~th and 8th with educators and ment.
parent-teacher workers from over Named a.ulatant lnduatrta.l agent
the State attending. In 1922, w1th headquarteni ln the
Among pa.rent-teacher leaders Bay City, Ryder served in that
who are participating i.8 Ml..u Mil-capacity until 1936 when he was County Has Greatest l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dred Wharton, National Congress appointed 1pectal repreaentatlve I f ot Parents and Teachers extension at Lo8 Angeles ln charge of public Dollar Vo ume 0
specialist. She will speak at gen-re.la.Uons for the company's Cout Trade in History . eral session on ''Wbat Ha.a Made Llnes.
The Parent-Teacher Organization Identified prominently wtth in-Orange county'& retail establlsh-Concrete and Cement Work
' of All Kinds
-Contact Us for Immediate Service
~ft_~lv~~~:t:i~sw!1: ~~~oS::::r~:~; dustrtal, transportation and civic menta· enjoyed, the greatest dollar
e e Mis8 Wharton recently bod.Jes during t he past three de-volume of trade in their ht.story ~s~~!;· California teacher training cs.des, he waa president of the during 1946, when $150,759,000
college.! and met with racuJtle.s Alameda Chamber of Commerce rang up on caah registers, accord-
and student teachers. for two tenna and was actively Ing to estimates of the research
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BEACON 5099
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
DRAFTING SERVICE
'ROY M. WATKINS and ASSOCIATES
Painting
143 E. 18th STREET
N•wport B-cb Otfioe
818 COAST HIGHWAY
Phone: Beacon 54 79
Contractor
COSTA MESA
Memben of the Cali!omta Con-associated with the program.e of department, Ca 11 t o rn t a State
gress active in the conference are other chambers of commerce. Chamber of Commfrce. I :~========================~i Dr. Edna Bailey Professor of Edu-He and A.f.ts. Ryder will continue The county's reta.11 sales total
cation, Un.lverslty of California to re.11lde in San Marino. la.st year repreaents a gl!lin of 32.:S
and Congresa chairman of Mental per cent over the 1945 sales of
Health: l.trs. Rollin Brown. Lo.a 1113 812 000 the state Chamber
' POTIER CONSTRUCTION CO.
PHONE BEACON 5762-M OR HARBOR 2310
Beacon 5703
Sewer Conneclions Angelea. president. who wUl de-Harbor Allied Arts · ' ;, 200 8 r cent above liver the closing addresa "lmpllca-declares. an · pe ;::::::::::::::::::::::::::==:::::::::::::::::::::::::;I tions of Tb.Ls Conference for Ac-Resumes Meetings the 1939 volume of $50,112,000.
lion in California;" Mrs. Edward Statewide, Califomta's total re-
. T. Walker, West Los Angeles, The regular monthly meiltings tall sales volume in 1946 wa.s We Are Now Distributors for third vice P"•ident and M .... Ru.s-of the Newport Harbor Allle<I Am $8,984.075,000. Thi. w .. 30.7 per
Tim sell Scott, Sallnas. seventh vice will be resumed lt was announced cent above the 194~ level, and Stockwell's Trend of the es r esident. who are co-chairmen today. due to popular demand. 181 _8 per cent over the 1939 tota1
with St.ate educat_ional leaden ln Tuesday. Aug. 12, at 7:30 P. M ., sales mark. W /j £ £ JI' /j p BB two of the discussion ·groups. Mrs. ls the date set for the next meet-Food stores enjoyed a large
Arthur D. Jacobsen, publl~lty Ing. in the Ebell Club house. share of Orange coUJlty's 1946 re~
chairman and Mrs. George M. J osephine Hyde, well known Long volume with a total of
Hearst. correspondence c 0 u rs e Beach artist, will be guest speaker ~~~~I~ The general mer-·
chairman, are acting M recorders ot the evening. An exquisite set cha~di;e ~tore Claasificatlon had
Most Complete Stock in Orange County
No Waiting Immediate Delivery
W 0 LLB B 'I'' S
1103 So. Main St.,-SANTA ANA-Phone S. A . 7137
REDWOOD FENCING
No Painting
No
Hana aplit Redwood Grape
Stake Picket Panell_,. woven
with copper wire . • • .
S tu rd y, durable enclOllure
to provide privacy and
c h a r m tor your outdoor
living room . . --
Ranch .. type rail fencea,
shake• and bark products.
We Make ln8ta.lla.tion.e
Look for Our Dbp]a,y
on 101 Cout mp way
''Redwood Really I ••°ts"
CALIFORNIA REDWOOD MATERIALS COMPANY
for lhe two groups. o f eight luncheon trays with sales of_. $13,878,000 last year .
matching coasters will be given u Dollar volume of sales for other
VIS IT MESANS prizes at this Ume. All proceeds Orange ·county retail cla.ssi!lca-
Mrs. Dougla.!I Chambers and go Into art echolarshipa and the Nona in 1946 include: Apparel
daughters, Shirley and Sally, or furthering of art interest.B 1.n the stores, $!0,847,000; drug stores,
Los Angeles, were recent visitors communJty. $6,028,000; houeehold turniahings
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. P . A . stores, $8,762,000; building ma-
Ttmmings, 806 w J 1 son street, Four Businesses teriat, hardwa.re and farm lmple-
Coeta Mesa. · ment stores, $9,679.000.
FORMER MESANS VISIT
Mr. and Mn. George Merrlll of
Orange avenue, have been enter-
taining Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Yount, former Costa Mesa..D:' now
llvtng In Manhattan Beach.
BACK FROM MISSOURI
Mr. and Mrs. J . W . Middaugh
are back at their Broadway home
in Costa Mesa following an ex-
tended vacation trip spent in
Missouri.
Get Planners' OK
· The county planning commiMlOn
thls week approved plans for four
new bw:lnesses in the Costa Mesa
Kenneth Smltli
Completes Training
atta. Cadet Kenneth At. SmJth, of 911
They were:-.Jack Hughey, lum-N . Bayfront. Balboa I.sland, Calif.,
ber yard. 17th street near Newport a student at Pomona College, ha.s
boulevard; T . J . and F . O. Mayfield, succesafu.lly completed a six week.a
grocery store, Newport boulevard course of instruction 11t the ROTC
near 18th street In the former Fri" summer camp, Fort Lewis, Wash.
day AftemQO~omen 's clubhouse: The first poatwar summer camp,
Ray L. Merrill. two family living ·:Which wa.a also the first since
unit, Broa.d\.\'&Y near Orange ave-l94l consisted of six weeks in-
nue: David Oyer, three-unJt bunga-tenBive and specialized trai.n.ing in --=============; 1 io·w court, Broadway near Orange preparation f or 8 commi8ston ln
r avenue. the Organized Reserve Corps.
J. B. (JACK) WILLIA.Jiii
REPRESENTING
LI CENSED BONDED CONTRACTORS
LET US GIVE YOU
AN ESTIMATE
Beacon 5544 -.
Bos 38l, Newport s. .. cb
NOW is the TIME to BM:l.J>.
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D. E. COLEMAN
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Commercial Structures . . . Home
Building • . • . Concrete Work . , . ·
Cabinet Shop
Show 'us your plans and we will gludly
gi~e you estimates on all types of
construction.
Traetor Work 1208 Ooe.8t Highway Phone!' Bea. 54.91 and 5891 ~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii II LAND LEVELING, Dl8VINO, PLOWING
Ph. Beacon 5721-W
GIVE UF SEARCH
The Coa.at Guard last week-end
The course started June 23, and
ended Aug. 2.
gave up the search for the body of ARREST CANCER !
Frank Von Temple of Los Ange.lea, It's wanted ror murder. Newport
PHONE BEACON 5161
Or Cal at Our Office on ·
Ave., at 17th St. COSTA MESA
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COSTA MESA, CALIF.
Phone ~con 5073
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SALES AND SERVICE • Almost any 1940 or 1941 car in fair condition will make
the down payment on a new 1947 KAfSER or FRAZER
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'So. California's Leading Kaiser-Frazer Dealer'
114 S. Jlaln St., Santa Ana. Phone 7041
Toke Su11 hau along whenever you·re oul In th•
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STEADY G ROWTH-The buUdlDI' pace lD Corona del ' Mar conttnueA with unabated regularit)• and
many neu • bu8lneMett &N betnc eatabUsbed lD th•t uea weekly. On e of the new busin ess home8 ts
pictured a bo\·e and The Patio S hop, under t he pldance of Fred and Luelle Stoddard 18 now P.njoylng
lt8 Stt.Ond month of activity) (Press photo).
Mesa Captain Still Sails Sea After
Life Time of Harrowing Experiences
by I. c. button
Summer Visitors
Invited to Join
Local Chess Games
Summer vtsltors are extended
a.n invitation to dust oft their
rooks and knights and enter the
chess a>!;UvltJes each Monday night
at 7 :30, at Scout Hut on Am.er1·
can Legion grounds, l~th and Bay
street, Newport . Beach.
Interesting indeed is the story of Commander Con-
stantin Flink of Costa Mesa who was born in Estonia, r an
away to sea when he was 16, sailed the seven sess in all
types of wind jammers fo r many· years and 10 years ago
sailed into his perm~nent home pert of Newport Ha rbor .
Bu t it is "home" only between voyages, for tlie captain
is still sailing t he seas. The cozy home at 115 E . 21st
street in Costa Mesa la filled wtt:h--------------Thia announcement ls made by
souvenirs of a life tlrne spent at The trouble wa.e that the Captain the Newport H arbor Chess Club
sea and the fence surrounding the had no llcenae to .sail steam ships. which ls sponsored by Newport
yard l!!I made of the rail taken But on Chrlstmas day in 1943 he H arbor Post 291 , Amertcan Legion.
from the gambling ship "Rex" secured hia license in etea.m and Players are requested to bring
\vhen It was being converted into 300n lett U. S. shores in a brand their chesa men and boards. Be-
a ·six Ina.sled schooner in New-new Liber ty s h ip loaded to the port Harbor and preparing to re-gunnel.8 with deplh bombs _and ginnera wlll be given Lnstniction.
e nter an honel!lt life of cargo car-high explosives. Although tra.vel-ConUnuoWI tournament play has
rying as the "Star of Scotland." ing in convoy, hlB ship was al-been underway for several months
SAGA OF THE SEA ways on the edge Qf the convoy, to form a team to represent the
u it wu thought that any ex-H a r b or di.!Jtrict in inter-city
Probably the most harrowing ploslon on h.ls ship would do less matchea.
and famous of the captain's adven · damage to the convoy there. H e
l ures was his experience on the depth bombs and aviation ga&o·
la.st trip of the "Star of Scotland." was off Okinawa with a load of
This ghost ship of another era at line in a typhoon but rode out the
one time had navigated the 18,000 storm safely.
S AIL3 \\"ITH SO:S mi. passage from Aberdeen. Wash.
around the Horn lo Capetown.
South Africa in record time. On At war's end and a.shore Cap-
her last trip, she was sunk by a lain Flink received a wire 'Offer-
Ge rman submari.ne during the ing him command of a Liberty
ea(ly part of the war. Capt. Flink ship and Immediately a ccepll'd.
talked himself out of a German Reporting for duty, he wa.e sur-
prison by promising never again prised to learn that the Chief
to sail against Germany, so the Mate wa.s Edward Flink, hia son.
Germans put him and l~ of hli1 Father and son spent 8 months
crew In a 24-foot Hfe boat, and together on the "Roswell Victory,"
A.1\•av they v.:ent. Aftf'r sailing for during which lime they made
18 days, they e ventually reached three trips loaded \vilh wUd mules
the barren coast of Africa where from the pampas of Brazil. Two
rescue awaited. cargoes were dl.scharged In Greece
and one wa,s unloaded at Trieste
It was In 1920 that Captain during the height of the dlsturb-
Flink came ashore in New Yo rk ances there. When their ship was
& """1 cool• ... beah ...
o lr conditions, too I
Thurs., Fri., and Sat.
Aug. 7, 8, 9 Only
French Butter Rolls · . • • doz. 33c
(Regularly 39c ·doz.) 6 for I 7c
Milk Choco l at~ Cake, 2-layer ea. 69c
(Regularly 79c) ha lf 35c
MARKET SPOT
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From Balboa Pavilion
Leave Ba lboa 9 A. M.-Leave Avalon 4 :30 P. M.
ROUND TRIP (including tax) $5.10
AUAbON TRAOSPORTATIOO ca.
PHO~E HARBOR '3Sl FOR RESERVATIONS
• .!\ Complete Line of Floor Coverinq•
Ll1DLU!\I CARPET WORKS
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New comfort , .. for thOM
who de mand the finest I
harbor and during his stay there sold to another company, both lost
met & girl who came from his na-their jobs, but were not unem-
ttve land of Fistonia. In the fol-ployed long. Edward went to the
lowing year they were married U. S . Merchant Marine Academy
and t or the next t en years Mrs. at King's p 'otnt, Long Island and
F1tnk sailed wtth her husband. was soon granted his master's
Their two ch ildren were bom license. ln June of this year the
during this period and a . ship's W4 tennan Steamship gave him
;::.;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;;; deck "was their playR"round. the command of the Frede rick E .
In 1927, Captain Flink sailed the Williamson which he sailed out of
"Lieutenant" to Haiti where O r . P hlladelphi&, loaded wtlh coal for
Now your office can boast of a heaJlh·
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air, filtered free of du.st, din and pollen.
Idul for hay.fever and asthma sufferers!
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to show age, Standard Shingle Oil
'qulddy makes them petk up. Made of
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already warped, checks cncking.· prnents mou-gt0wr.h.
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WHOLESAlZ DIS'l'IUBUTOa
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Beebe headed an expedition to back to the U. S. after a very suc-
explore the sea bottom and di.!J-ces.sful trip. He graduated from
covered 280 new species of fish ln Har bor High School in 1941 and is
3 months Ume. Moat of the shlpe now 24 years of age.
which the Captain commanded The Senior ca ptain of the fam·
during this period were the four Uy now la tn command of the Llb-
muted wooden aalllng veuela erty ship "Margaret •Fuller." He
which were built In large numbers took her out of San P edro with a
during the tint World War. load of lumber for Llverpool, then
When one of them encountered returned to Montreal to load
three successive atonrui, It !Oun· wheat for London and now is on
dered and b roke up off Cape the road to Japan wtth a cargo
HattertU1· and the Coast Guard of wheat from Houaton, Texas. t Between voyages or when voy-
towed I In to Norfolk, Va. ages end, Mrs. Flink and daugh·
• SHJP-WRECKED AGAIN ter Milla wtll be waiting to wel-
come either of the famUy Qap-
talns to their home port.
Bud Miller New
Shell Operator
Bud Miller ot Corona del Mar,
experienced automotive eervice
atation open.tor, bu taken over
the Balboa. .Ialand Shell IJtaUon at
the Marine and Balboa avenue
Look ing-!or another job in u.11,
the Captain was engaged by Philip
Lord, who u Seth Par)ter had a
very successful radio program on
NBC networ k. Lord bought the
.f·masted schooner ''Georgette",
renamed it the "Seth Parker" and
started on a trip a.round the world .
Eight hundred milet eaat of the
Samoan Islands, the ship broke up
In a s torm and they were reecued
by an Australian wanhip on which co~~;r c-bfa been a realdent of
the Duke of r~~ucester, third son the Barbor &re& for ~veral yean
ot ~g Geo of England, wu and dJd a abort. hJtc.b in the Navy.
a J)ls•nger. Ralpb. Fre.lt&«, well known New-
On hi8 way back to the United port and Santa Ana .JC footbilll
States. Captain P11nk met Dr. atar 1riD be Miller"• ••••anL
Coman In &wall, wbo aalted him The st&tloo bu recently undu-
to naYlg&te tbe ·~·· Oii, &D rooe comiktera.ble impnnement by
eapedltion. The Dr. bad -a W&)' of ~·the n..-ry
m-bor ot -ot tho Byrd aptor--equlpm~t ror -.pJete oenlcln1t
atlon parties ·--en wa ot autcinob!leo.
ezped!tioll cklasl Baker, Ba.· ------
land ...... -h'ando -tlle 82S In County
t1n1ted -n wu 1a Ille n...t aa41r B ....._ vtdnlty ot Bowlud w.nct,. a..eara1 ~ KM-elleu ...
coral r---i, &'toot • .-. Jlli.Y •a ot s1e1t •iunt. (dl9.
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cools ... heats .... "climatii.es" just as you
pleax, the year ·round!
ONE compact Servel unit does it a.U ..•
for every room in your office suite or home.
Ask about chis inv~tment in healthful liv·
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Perfected by the milcen ol the famouo
Servel Gas Refrigerator. See your gas com·
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Your Alpha Beta Grocer baa l>een knoelring tum.elf out ~I to hammer down tood
prices. Now. becGUM of more ef6dent handling of all tooch from our new wareboue
cmd pa:dting bouM. we can pau cm ••111 greater 9CITiDg' to YO\&.
SHREDDED WHEAT NAllleo l4c l.a9• ftt.
RUSKETS ~?:,.-';:'A 16c
MELBA TOAST , C.Uo Pk9. 17c
KRISPY CRACKERS ~.':!'·.~ . 23c
8at;V.~ CEllEAL TllA~S 27C
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HILL'S COFFEE ~.:~ 46c
PRUNE JUICE 24c
KERN'S TOMATO JUICE ~' 19c
MARTINELLI .CIDER ~~= 26c
.Y-8 VEG. COCKTAIL No. 2 15c """'
CHILI SAUCE STOn.EY'S 23c 12-oll. Botti•
MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 18c l -01. Jat
.P~ OLIVES RIPE GIANT 43c No. I Tall
SWEET PICKLES CJU, 24c l-01. Jar
SYRUP 2-lb. 27c LADrS CHOICE Bottle
.P~ DEVILED MEAJ 2 ~" 15c
PREM LUNCH MEAT SWIFTS 35c 12-os. Tia
TAMALES CJUCDJll 011 IEEF 10c IUVltRA 7-oll.
.P~ HASH CORNED BEEF 28c No. 2 Tl.a
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PISMO CLAMS FOB Cl.AM CHOWDEll 21c
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ploatf of q11alltf produce thcrt tmt ..
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RANCHO SOUP VEGETAllLE 10c l D-oa. TiJt
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GRAPES 2 lbs. lSc PEACHES 2 lbs. lSc
Hard Ri~x6 Silo Stone U. S. No. I. '"Bacon 9" Brand, Burbank
TOMA TOES 3 u... 19c POTATOES 10 lbs. 49c
Buy A Hunk -It ·ll:eei-Better Her•'• A Summer Treat -By the Piece
BALOGllA 42:. IJVER ·SAUSAGE · 42:.
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119 STEAKS ~ 69:. Sirloin STEAK ~~.:-~~-. ...-~~~.~~~..;;;; 69:.
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tlurt 16ps llMm oll ,_ gonleo tr-ii
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CHEDDAR CHEESE ~~~=~ .. 53c
WISCONSIN OIEESE ~~-... 96c
CARNATION MILK ~:i~2-23c
CONDENSED MILK ~ ... L21c
CAKE MIX CINCH ~ 35c .
CRISCO ~ ~=ol!TENlNe $1.18 "' CALUMET BAK. PWD. :;: 17c
C.H.B. Vl,_.EGAR ~:. •,:1o .. c.. .... 9c
LIPTONS TEA rm. 10' ''"" •·· 26c y,.tb. Pk.9.
HOMINY .
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P~ARS BARTLETI ~~:!'°g::38c
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Will assume the balance-Write, wire or pho~e
SYDNEY S. SNYDER
928 • 23rd St. San Bernardino. Caelif,
Phone 631 -69
pbcme. recent.J.Y tut&lJed, a. ....,. • • •
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:Mn. Homer KoDott ·-~-·--~ ZIDc and tamUy ot In&' wood owr ... ~the-.
her 8 o'cJocll: deMert bridp club , • • · •
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CkUan ....., both tint pr1ae and a11oo "*"" for a WMll to taa hlo
the tr&vel!DIJ prlM. Mn. Kan-family to their .. bin at --..
neth Stewart took llOCOlld honon 'n>ey wU1 leave --day.
and Kn. Mellott WCD the conoola· A~. 10.. .
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dlUon to the wlnnen, Mn. Rieb-Carmallta Smith, daulJlllor ot
ard Dittmar, llnl. Jerrold 8--Kr. and Kn-Dmar Smith, 1M2
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• • • Bethel 167, Coota )(-Job'• Th<t l'rl-p Clrclo ot u..
Daufb.ten are putt.tnc 011 a Ucket Ca.ta X-Community Ch reh l&le to the moTie. ''JloDqmoolLllt u
to be ahown at the Udo Theatre met at the bame ot Jean Law·
Tueoday evenlnlr AUCUot 1tth. NllCO, llM l'loWV otreel. Lorna
This lo Shll:ley Temple'1 iatat llldpr led devoUono after wlllcl!
picture. All proceeds trom the the croup .ewed on pillow C&M9 for
sale will go to the Bethel the church be••r whlch will be
• • • held ln September. They voted
The Harry La.ngd&les of Flower to dWpeue wtth the ..A.1Jl'UA meet·
street returned lut week trom a lq. Refreehmentl of .ponp calc•
va.cation in Toeem.tte. and peachM with wh1pped cream
• • • were Hrv~ to the followtnc mem·
Mr. and Mn. Don "Quality ben:-M'9(l&mu Dorothy RinC'
Bakery" Wedeking took 1n the Loni& Edgar, Ruel Wlloox,, w:
races at Hollywood Park ThW'9· cllle Weatherwax and :Mae DorTell.
day. • •• • • • Wally Wat.eon, the key to Wat· Mn. Lout.a, Miller, able clerk
110n'a Jewel Box, ta ttahinc 1n the ln Va.nI>rlmlea. • Jewelry, t. apend-
High Slerru. iJ?g lbt. week• at.~ Bear. • • • Ted Hallahan. new owner of Tbe 600 club pve a surprtae
the Coat.a Mesa Paint and H&rd-party for Kra. J"ran.k Walsh and
w&re report.a that Colt& Meu. ta Louiae e..nman TUMd&y ntcht at
the triendlleat community in whk-1' Kn. Flou::le Langdale:'• on l'lower
ba8 ever lived but ha.I ~ UftJ' It.reel 1n honor of tbe1r departure
able to accept 'mvtt&llo111 to nwn-from the Mea. area. 01.tts were
eroua tunction1 becawie of the preeented, retreehmenta merved
poor health of hill mother-tn·law and tripoli played.
• • • • • • • The Newport Harbor Y'• Men'• Gilbert" Polly Apparel" Brown
Club will have a joint picnic Sept. LI proudly .ehowing hll line of
7, tn Orange City Park with the Koret CorduJ'0711 (ot which be 19
Long Beach club. the only dealer in the Barbor..,..)
• • • to Ilia many cuAomen and care-
Howard Gerrlah'• frienda and tully explaining that tll1a 11 tbe
tollowen a.re aoon going to ttnd comin&' style accord.Inc to Life
h18 office decked out with a magazine.
cement floor, a.ccordinl' to IOll • • •
Keith. Eugene Quarry
• • • recently received
Mrs. Joeepb carver, 648 Cliff from the Anny.
drive, returned Sunda.y from a 10-• • •
day trip to Dallaa, Tex.u where Mn. Pl.ul Dunlap and d&Ul'hler
ahe vialted wtlb retativea. It ju.It of 317 !Mower atreet. are va.c&tion-
oo happened that during the per-Ing tn Portland, On!., until llcl!ool
lod ahe wu there, Texu suffered. start.a. Kr. Dunlap wtU go up
wt.th the botteat weather tn SO north to bring them back.
yeara. (That'll 'teacb her to leave • • •
• • • C. S. Warner spoke before tbe
. Newport Barbor Y'• lien'• Chlb
Ca.lif ornia) .
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is now ready . to serve you from their New
~ South Main St. in Santa Ana. Store on
* Venetian Blinds
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* Linoleums ·and Tiies * Porch and Patio Coverings * fiber Rugs and Rush Squares * Rattan Furniture
A MART FOR ·
CUSTOM INTERIORS
ON DISPLAY, and for your inspection, ifr
our beautiful new showroom, we Jiave a
fine selection of lfloor coverings ....
WIL TONS, VELVETS, CHENILLES, HAND
HOOKED and SCATIER RUGS in stun·
ning new designs and colon-.
FABULOUS ORIENTALS
and BROADLOOMS
I Colorful Pa.tterns
* Consulting Decorating
Service -Ideas Galore * Hfnd Woven Draperies
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Coeta Meta • traffic Safety Monday ~t on Juven.lle prob-
Councll, Ralph Irwin, Mrs. calla leme 1n Oranp County. OGelUi
Vielle, Mn. Mariann Shorey, Kn. were Jlm Storey and ltd Zlmmer-1,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Florence H . Shearer, J. C. Uon-man. eo.ta )(eM., Don Stmcm, Bal-
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Phone Beacon 5453-W
AITBB 7 II'. ltl. ll'IJ. lll:JICON 587.2-B
lampan Bay Sky Harbor
W.19th llreet Costa ••••
Boetcher, Aubrey Olliger and Joe dent of the Y. K. c. A. Board
Carver attended a meettng of Or-and OrvWe G. Tbomu. Y. K. C. A .
ange County Counclla ln Santa secretary for thia u..
Ana Friday night and were given • • •
many interesting lectures by var-TheJ"e will be an otttcial board
lou.a highway ,!>ft~cta;a· meeting ot the Community Church
Ed Eddlck and family returned Friday evening, at 7:30 P. K . ·
yeeterday from a three..(fa,y vaca-• • • Uon at Lake Henahaw. Over 50 pef'90IUI we.re preeent at
• • • the Me-. Boot.I &nd Saddle Club'•
Mr. and Mn. M. Van Steenwyck pot-luck dinner at the Legion hall
of San Marino vialted the K&x 'ntunday evening. Mr. J. L. Kun-
VanDrtmlen'1 lut week. 800 ot lluuon Inc .. llhOW"ed color
• • • movie pictures of hia recent ~
Mn. Bertha Bryaon. Riverside, month trtp down the cout of
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mexico • • • llnl. A . R. Glngru of 288 Mac-. --• nolta atreet. Mra. Bry90n 111 put Mr.
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and Mn. Clyde Otto, auu
JteCOnd Dlstrlct Preaident ot the Clyde• brother, Louie a.nd family,
v . F . w. a.nd Kr. and Mn. Glenn Moore
• • • were sue9bl at a. .teak·balte at
Newport Harbor lll&b ec.hool the home of 'Mr. and Kn. Doug
will open lta doon on Septe1pber Ward on Udo Ialand recently.
10. Regiatr&Uon will be held Sept. • • •
8th and 9th. Mr. and Mn. David Utter, 218
• • • WU.OU .treet. entertained Mn.
Kn. Leola Grtmn viatted the Jack Garman .10D Jaclt and daugb·
Dick Fullen 1n San Clemente ter Barbara.' ot Arcadia. Sunday.
Sunday. M.r. 11"\lller formerly They spent moet ot the day at
owned the Coot& )(-Pharmacy, Balboa tcblD th ll'llPI ot
now owned b! ~ 1; Pinkley. . the anO::lrdl 'and e the beauty
The 600 club met at the home parade. • • •
ot KnL D. L. Cbadwtck ID Banta •' , AD& Thur• day. :Mn. llan>ld Kn. Roland nemnlth of Gayla.,
Elmer won tint prtse., Mn. Rob-and her bt11band attended a n--
ert IAncd&le. llOCODd an4 :Mn. union at th• Valendu Bar-B-Qu•
Frank Waloh"'°" the conool&tkJD near Plaeenlla Ba~ nl&l>I. ~:::::::::::::;::;:::::::::::::;::;::;::;::;;::;=:;=:;=:;::::::::::::~I prtae. On band to celebrate ltft.. • • • 1 ly1l KcGulft'• 21.ot birthday (fO< :Mn. Bell JonM of Lonf BMdl,
tho umply-umphl time) wu Mn. wu the weelo:.....S ,.-i ot :Mn.
Lout.e Ballman, Mn. Rach e 1 Vldsfnia Knauer an4 ber mater,
WedeldnJ, Mayme SlhlllnJ, :Mn. )(ro. Ruth Cole.
' LATEST NEWS FROM .
BARRETT
WfOii1~ PDIB •••
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Grace Wrtgllt, llnl. Helen Woodo, o o o
Kn. FloMle Laqdale, Mn. Jean ----• --,,__ -·-•-' H011chtn. Mn ........ Walmh and -.... --_._ ._._ .... -..iv--••.--Tlolted Mn. Bur1 c. -Kn. LouJlle "BelJman will take SUnda;J' The bad clbmlr at
the club to dlnller at X-In -··· a.rr/'::m at -a Santa Ana before tbe nest meet-Park. bl&" to be blld at tbe . bame ol • • •
Mn. -Laqdale ~. 11r·.anc1 Mn. -Olrlollan • • • • Vic ll'anincton lo back ID -bo.._ _,i.t a -In Ontano
after ..... lnlJ art the Cout ot &!'<I are mcm.s ID _,.,, Kr.
)(-for albacore. Chrlollan will --'&'ftcalbln
Since my first announcement on those .,,.,..... • • • at aiaffeI HllJll -and .rm.-
2-bed h .,.,_,., Bob Barcllck left -aistat lo lor OODop. omes we are well on our way to fulfill -wllll Illa -Dm _ _, _ • • •
nearly 50 orders for these hoJDM. ca the --" ..-ta -llmlth &Dd -ot -
Why hesitate? Come to our oft'lce and w T•.ir-Vallo!y. -..wta4 at --ot Ka. theae 1a.na. • • ·! M. 11.. ~' 1-fl l'lo•• llb •t.
p llli'. and Ka. 'WIJlott W-·-. &"II .-& --,. tM
Theae homes are BUILT .. _ nOt ready-<:11t; =~: .. ~.:i~· boadl at BllD• -_........,
m.•de· out of knotty p_ine and incl--~-plumbing, • _, =-1' IM ftlJltt. ..._ ----trip~-... _. . . wiring, lbower bath complete,_ etc-, ete · -1o Boll J.Ma , ._ a. .._11111 --.; 1(-·---Jlli'_ _ _ _ ......
Just talr.e ~ key and walk in"wben. it'• com· """'a--o1 u..·-'°""" nc,r..,, to ~ ~::·., .,... ~ No worries ! ! No red tape'!! --a -='lllrl Ill )lie .._., "' ,,_ • • • ,• . _. Ila WIJtM 1, 'O, UI
nae. are ideal u cottagee; g1Hl9t cottags; llr. &ad Mn. ·llaifti WU.--*"'· -la-lasll>-
apta.; -rentala; 'bMch homell, etc., .... .surpn.e ' --.. llr, ----. ~ -.... 1
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lmtalled at a pUac 09NIDOllJ' Iii tMlr Lepon Hall are. Hated, left torrlllttt Bw Ben•••ter. ohaplN•;
Phil Hayden. wond vice eonunencter; Earl Coppenmlth, ... , oom.mMiler; Vi.eeat Cuw-."O. oom-
maoder; John UP'Oa. ftnt 111ce CM"ftW"'lk!i'; Jl"rank Orooker. bJ8tori.Ani ;ro>ta WIG~ ad;l'litllllt. st&Ad-
lD• 'are memben of Aeabelm Poat '72 baatallaiton teem. Ottlcer aot' 8lloWD. la u.e pletan> .. Leay
Penlui. oerg'Mnt ·at anils. (Cllt c:ourteOy Prus Te...-,).
SUN-BURN, SAND, AND SMJJ.F.8 eni much ill e\.ide•ce at tie ouUJta' of C:... Collu. crlppled
children'& home. POiin& for tbelr plctuni Wt.tb the kiddlel are Mn. J..udlle II. lenle, cllnetor of
aunes, .. 'Mother" FrancM Ete.aor Smith. esecuttve aecretary, ADd Odetta B. Gover. ...aataat
executJ,,e secretary. (Preas photo).
JUST ARRIVIDI
Crippled Children
Leave Newport with
Sun, Sand, Smiles
Sunburn, sand and am.Uee were
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Double or Twin Size .-Regular $54.95
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Bedroom Suites
. Dining Room Suites
Living Roos Suites
Outdoor Fumiture
Chrome Dinettes
Bed Divans
Broadloom Rugs
Studio Couches
Pleftter Lamps.
Fine se1ect1 .. ot MAPLE FURNITURE AT• SAllB • ALL SALES FINAL
SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE
FURNI
aaa COUT BIG-AT
Pltone Beacon 5164-W EASY TERMS 01 tile llirlCll 1111
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 - -·Sunday 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
about ~ually app&t'ent when ~~~~~;:::;;;;:::;;;;:::;;;:;;;;;:::;;;;:::;;;;:::;;;;;;;:::;;;~;:;:;:;;:::;;;;:;:;:;;:::;;;~;:;:;:;;:::;;;~;:::;;;~~::;;;;:;~~;:::;;;;:::;;;;:;:;:;;:::;;;~~;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;~ twenty-five crippled chlldi'en from
Caaa Colina, comoalMcent home V · 'IES for crtppled ehlJilren at Chino, A'-"'
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M•dc by Hollyvoguc m ihc land
of sun and fun and rcftraitsg
rhc ba ucy of California's snow·
topped mount2ios. burnished
dc$ern .nd golden sh0<a-CD!be
in and sec these tics today
-COSTA MESA
..... lielp.t Into -ntday att<>r-
noon a.tter a al.in and ocean-splaah-
ed day at Newport B .. ch.
For two of the chltdren, Palay
Fr&Zier and Billy Snow. who an
at the Home for treatment for
lnfanWe paralyaia, it wu the tint
glimpse of Uie oee&n. Patsy, 12,
hails -from Morrelton, Ark., and
Billy, 12, from M.lamJ, Arts.
Evefy 'Child got h1a feet wet at
eome time duitng ·the day, ~even tf
he had to. be c&rried tO the water'•
qe. Ambul,tory patients were
permJtted to remain ln for a longer
period under the watchful eyes of
eeveral attendants. • Palls and
ahovela for digging in the aand
delig'hted the younger memben of
the group. ·
Lunch wu served an the beach
at noon, with lee crean1 and other
treat.a being provided by sympa-
thetic apectaton.
Stat! memben accompanying
the children on the outing included
Mra. Frances Eleanor Smith, exe-
cutive secretary, and .Mn. Lucille
M. Jerde, director of nul'9e8. The
caravan of two station wagona
and three can, wu escorted both
waya by Slate Hljlrin.y Patrol-
man ·aears· R. RehljOhn.
!!!!!:=::::::;:==J Artur Ritbin1tein
. ······--~----·-=·······················-.. To Give Concert
n ............ -.-.-..~-~~-~™~~~--~™~. At Lagoni! Beath.
FREE!
Toy Machine Guns
(Complete with Peep Slgbt -d Tripod)
Every boy will .want one of
these action-lilce guns.
SOLB · LASf YEAR ·FOR $5
Now 'fr~e with m·erchandise
purchase of$~ or more.
Off er Starts Sa'tdtcta"(, Au-gust
9th and continues . .until stock of
. Gans is exhausted.
ROLLFAST BICYCLES, all sizes . . . iit.95, up!' . . . .
MESA tCt: ........ ~
ltrpiut aDrl~r~
Biie JlolOn~ &i:AfiE. -.
Artur RublnoUln, open , termed tile 'inost ei:dtrng plali18t of our
tlme," will arrive here ln the
col1.r9e of bU tent.II CObMrt tour
under the dJ.tteUon of tmprema.J.ro
8 .. Hurok for one of lU htgb-
voltage ~onnan~ at Irvine
Bowl, Ulgnn:a Beach, on Sunday
evening, Aug. 17, at 8 :30.
J"otin Bamett. brllµant younr;
ueoclate QOlldUctor of tbe Loi
~ PldUWmonlc Q;eheotra,
will be on the podium for Ulla p.tifoecUion i .
Ttclteta for the .concert may be
-r..... 'llie lllae 8alJa ... Bal-. or by ·-Unr; Xra.
Henry P'reeman. ticket • a 1 e •
chalnnan, or Kn.. D. D. ~un.
Future Farmers
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4a1&o•t 7th
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teeblW at a ,.wae ea• 11q a tW:r Leil8a BaD are. ll!•ted, left tu ... rtalii:stUlh '&, c' pt:h;
ftll ~ wNlll '9'ce <,..--f·r; Earl Voppenmltla, put ~J VllileMt&~<'ai: ' , _...
rreeNleP; Jolla U...,., ~ Ylee or•M '6· '!I: PJ9aJt Oroeker, ldltor:w· 1 t irllillii9'bini ..,.,a I l?ta•
Ille are mtmben fd A..,..,, Poet: n 1mte11atloD tam. Otnaer ao·& lllaWa ti tae ~plt!t&• II..-,
Peruut. ~ at ...... ' I . " . a.it 'cdmtMy Prom~).
SUN-BURN', SAND, .AND SMDJ!'M 'Wel9 madl ID evldmee at tlB ealaii'-ot 0Ma <1oilM_ Cift1Jel
clllldren'• home. P ..... for -. plctare Wttll tile Jdddleo ...., Mn. 1...me M. l1liHo, -of
llllJSe9. "Mother'9 Fnw Eheaor 8mttb,, esecaUve mecreta.ry, aad Oclena &. Gover,-·ss'rts" J
execuUve aecretary. (Pree9 photo), I
JUST AlllYIDI
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of sun UJd f1111 UJd retkaiag
the beauty of Cdifom•'s tDtdW·
topped mountains.. burnilbed
I doscru UJd golden shoia. Como
in UJd re; tbex bes roday
~ppled Children
Leave Newport with
San, S&Jid. Smiles --Sunbum. ~and and .mi. were
about equally app&rint -
twenty-nve crtppleit clllldnn trom •
Cua Collna, --t -for ettfpl L 11 alUi!frwl at Ch1no.
_...,.. lllto -ftlday-hoon ~a 8Ull and OCMD·~ .. ell daJI' at Nnport a-..
:For two Of the 'ddldren. Patsy
Jil'Uler and ~ 8Dow, wM an
at the Home for b:eatment for
i.a,anwe pa,..qiU. It wu ~ llnt
g!lmpee ot ti[ .. t!&ln. ....~. 12,
balls -from MGrT'Olton. Ark., and
Billy, 12. from M'.l&ml, Aris.
f ll:v~_got hb feet w.t at
-\ime'c!Ui1ng the day, -even If
he ba4 to' be ea,.ieit tl> the wa!A>r'a "l'P· Ambui{tory .,.uenta were
p{inriltted to rtma1n In for a longer
i;rtod under the -tchful eyea ot
""9ral aftendanta. Palla and •ovela tor dlntnC' 1n the Mild
deU,tlted the younger membera of
the group. tuiich waa eerved cm the beach
at noon, with ice cream and other
fruta being provldecl by eym.,..
tb.etlc epectatora.
staff membon aceomP&Jl:rtng
tao cbllare.\ on tile out1ng' tncJuded
Mro. ~ J:leonM Smith, exe-
cutive ~. and Kn. Lucille
M. Jerde, director of nunea. TIM
~n;;. ot two atatlon wagona
&Dd three can. WU MCOrted both
COSTA ~ -~:~ Pa~·
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time,• wlD -beno ... Ille
Toy Machine Gani
(Cowp' ... WitlaP ....... t••d'l'dalod)
· · Every boy will .want one .. of
these action-lie guns. ·
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purchase. of Sl or more.
·Offer · Stal1s Sitcl-d'av." -~
9th and continues .urih'l stock Of
Gans is ...... sted.
ROLLFAST BIC1t'CCS, all sizes .. •
MESA C'ICtE 9tP
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under Ille -ot lm-1ro Iii ·~ _fw. -ot Jill hllll-~~::.: s:=
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