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Home My WebLink About1945-03-28 - Newport Balboa News Times' THE SA-ND CRAB llJ SAM BOOMING. It's great to be pBrt of a communitY like the harbor district with busi- ness booming, real estate jumping and new p e op I e rushing in. Perhaps the greatest transformation is oc the Mesa with values sky-rocketing and transfers so rapid that in many cases places are resold at hii;;her nrices before the preYIOUS deal comes out of escrow. It is true that ridiculous amounts are paid over a few years ago, but like property at the beach, which is keep- ing pace with high rates, ·realty )las been t oo low m this area for many years. It isn't so much the improve- ments on the land, but the ground itself that is worth more. due not only t o t he in- crease in population but to the discovery by hundreds of eager purchasers, t hat the bay and ocean a re nice places to be near. • l VOL1JJUI XXXV1I Harbor Area Churches Plan Extensive Easter Services During Week Calling All Junior PhilatelistBl S uch Mthu91a.stlc recognition has been •ccorded the adult stamp club In the N.wPGtt Ha..,. bot' area that the younger OOI· lectOf'a have urged that eome MJCh group be organlnct for them. In reaponte to thla grow· Ing Interest. Mrs. Edgar A. Hiii of Lido l•le w4 11 head a junklr Fish Barge ' considered by Assn. f at;amp club. Any junior wtio Not since MqFartancrS' ttshing Every. Denomfnatio n in Di strict Preparing _or woul d care t o i•••· ""°"'d coo-barge broke u~ in the winter l M . D . p r od of Stn fe I tact M.-.. Hill at Newport Be•c~ •tbnn nine yean ago has Newport Specia eettngs un ng e 1 2761• had a barge anchored otf th• pier. Today With Christ R isen as the Theme !__ ________ __.1but atter the war it may again become a familiar sight, i1 plans if' Taylor and Hall suggested a t the Mongay evening Easter Sunday is a day of rejoicing, a day of sign' icance meet ing of the Sportfishe rmen's in both spiritual and material life. It brings a renewed hope Winners in Mesa Association or Newport Harbor to a world sunk in the depths of mental a nd physical a_gon;y. wo rk out all rig ht. besti~elty and deep despair . As the w~rld, inactive m Bo y Sc out Troop The idea came from Don Pat- -told and storms of winter, feels a surrmg mto new hfe, so terson. who suggested that a barge does the soul. struggling.in the dark morass of a \vorld a t \Var, A "first•· goes to Richard Taylor was needed. and that if t~e as- tum to a bn.ght and eternal and Leonard Hall. membPrs or Boy sociation put one out thf re it Scout Troop No. 6 of Coata Mesa. would not only be a good adver-- hope of better tP,in gs t o com e. other a~them by the c~oir, Charles Tavlor has won 110 In Scout equip-tisem ent for tti e town and the lt i8 a day on which to cut a.aide Gounod 9 beautiful Unfold Ye me"nt for bringing In the most new Spo,rtfis h ing Association. but that fear , to remember that life is in· Portals." At 6~~0 ~· m. wt~l ~ 7~~~ members to tbe troop and Hall ls proceeds f rom it '":ould finance the deed eternal and that nolhlng can Youth Fellowsdlpll 0~tr an a : the flrst to qualify for the ~ne.ral yearly advert il~i ng campnign. take il away from us. not even 'A'il1 be a can e g communion Eisenho"·er a.,.,·ard and a. free trtp The Association emblem was ceath. All cbure:bes "'·ill celebrate service v.·\th 8 solo by Sgt. Hard-l to Camp Ro--Ko-Ll. T hia meant he chosen , a rope-l'dged circle orna- the reaurrection wit h both early esty. • gather ed 1500 pounds of paper tor m en ted \\.'ith a marlin and a tun a, and late services. . • the current paper salvage drtve ~'i.th t he name of the a:;;sociation p ,.e-Easter Comm union Impressive Easter being staged by all Boy Scouts. a nd a stylized border of waves, At the Corona del Mar Com-! A jolly get-t<>-gether of Scouts centered with a Oyin g gull \\.'it h 8 munlty church, Congregational. a Se • , c 1 nf Troop No. 6 and their parents sma ll fish in its mouth. I t was pre-Easter communion service \\'ill rv1ces ID OS a v.·as hC'ld in the Social Hall pf the I designed by Pepito. hp<'lt CMtner , be held at 7'30 p. m . in the chapel. 1 • Coeta Mesa church re<'enlly. \Vel-famoug clown and artist, who was On Easter morning the early sei:-M Ch rches C'Ominr. the group \\'8.., SC'outm83ter responsible for designing the sets ice will be at 7:30 a. ai. and 1,1,·1!1 esa u Harold V. Hall and Mrs. Hall. of Pa ramoun t's great picture, Correction in' Regatta Rules There mut be tbree or more ·boa.ta Of tbe a.me clau to en- ter t.he Balboa Yach t club Euter IDvltatfonal Regatta on the comtns Saturday and Sun- day tmtead of two, aa wu in- advertently publlilhed In the lut edlt1CXJ. of th1e paper, according to J'tederlck C. Brewer, race chalrm&n. Any person in the N orth American Yacht Racing Union le eligible to enter a clua in this racing evenL In a ddlticm to the l ist of Red Cro8IJ work.el"'I. members of the c lub, who will be on duty on both daya ot the races to a ccept the entry fee of i-acere w,hlcb will 'tfWell the annual Red Cron drtve for funds, are Mrs. W . H. Hitchman, Mrs. Dixon Smith and M rs. Dorothy Miller. Red Cross Over Top Ouota -on ' -- Costa Mesa Booming as Million Dollars in Realty Ch·anges Hands Entire Harbor District Expanding at T remen - dous Rate with Property Values Climbing to Unpre cedented Heights; End Not Yet Over a million dollars in real estate has changed-hand< in Costa Mesa in th~ last year. Unparalleled in any othe r com- munity of its size in Southern California is the story of the real estate boom in Costa Mesa which a lmost daily is adding a nother amazing chapt~r. Nearly a hundred exchanges of Costa Mesa property go through title companies in Orange County every month. i · PTacUcally all real estate brok-tures v.·ere gTa.nled to Frank L. ers in the di.strict have handled one ) Schv.·ab to build a photo workshop or more of the recent sales wh ich qn Orangt.> 8 \1enue near 16th 9lreet In many cases represents t he se<:-at a cost C''" ~1000; Dr. :M.. D. Craw- ond or third time the property hu ford of 1792 Newport boulevard changed hands In the past year. \li'ill altC'r her office b uilding on Bu9iness property on both sides of 18th street east or Nev.-port boule· Nev.·port boulevard is at a pr em -''ard nt a cost of $1000. ium "'bile residential property runs .. Prices Jur."p a. close second. 1 Outstanding in \t9 increaae in Many New Bu ildings v a l ue was t h e site housing In stride \\ith the phenomenal BrR<"d•··~ Parh('r shop. the shoe. re- dev elcpment of Costa Mesa. one-pair ~hop and bakPry. The original fourth of the building permits for sale nr1c,.. v..·ns quotf'd at !7,5()() the construction of buildings, ad-a nd the fin11ol sale v..•ei;i $17.500. Of All one need do is spend a day or two at Costa Mesa. to get the "feel" of conditions and to be swept along by the undercurrent of optimism that pervades that bustling community. Business areas are spreading down Ha r bo r boulevard. formerly Fair- view, a nd along Newport avenue. \\1hich is on the west side of Newport boulevard. Mesans \\'ax enthttsiastic about the future, which is as it should be, but I hope they keep on wi th their talk of in- corporating or establishing some sort.of city government to control building and cre- ate zones. a situation ,,-hich the present does not provi de. It isn't fair to permit a few ~c-minded people to carry the load for eight or nine thousand Mesans. when they all shoulp aid and contribute to the growth and expansion. last 45 minutes. 1,1,·hile at 11 a . rr:... OUlC'rs of the gT<>Up in('!ud('d ~ie9-"Lady in the Dark ." 1 will be the regular service '':1th I Holv WM'k scn·lces In the Cnsta fiames and 1'.1es!JJ's. G . a,. \\.ells. W . Charlie Crawford ,1,,as appointed Easter music, the sermon. baptism 1 ~·~t>!a C'orr'mnnily church \.\ill be Bic!dle. R G. Chambers. J . C. !wi c-publicity man at a s:tlary of szoo of children and reception of ne1,1,• <'l imued hy three 8ervices on CrRcken. P. F. ~coll. Glen Croft, a month and plan$ to place news Red Croes worke rs are ha ppy to--ditions and variou~ miscellaneous recent Interest was the purchase day beca.uee their chaln:nan~ M rs. structur es issued thif:t ""'eek by the by Evel:i.·n Green r~frs. J . B . \ Of Victor Grace, tla&bed the news to county building department. is in th·e 7-unlt court at 18th anrf Ne,v- them that the local drive bad g a1 n-j the Costa Mese. district. lnclud~d port boulevard from Mr. and Mra ..... ed ita quota of $18,234 with pro&-in those are Roy L. Cole 1,1,·ho 1,1,·111 1 \Villiam Lord for $19.000. M r . and peel.a ot It exceeding $20.000. Last build on CabriHo street. east of lafrs. Green O\\'TI other valuable yea.r's quota waa about $13,000, al-Ncv.1>0rt boulevard at a cost of J property in the business 9eeticn <Jn though m ore than tha t a.mount S2320; Isabel Page of 166 \'irginia both sidt>!! of the boulevard The we.a realized.. ' place whose bulldin~ on 23rd east (Greens plan to add to their rl'<'ent member s. Easter Sunday. Heraldlnir the day Victor Kasser. Mrs. 1\rvld Roman. stori(>'!i;. pic1ures an d advertising in Catholic Service. v.·hich ror-imemorates the resurrec-~liss Oe,·era Dodri. Judge D. J . 150 ne\~p.'l(J('rs of the Southland. During Holy Week services nt I tion of Christ 1,1,·iil be a sunri,e Dodge and Me~rs . B. Engle and To start the program .all boats of Our Lady of :!.'fount Carmel Cath- 1 :oe-rvice nt s·30 fnr r-eroher!! of U1e H . Knipp. the association are to gather in ol!c church .... ·111 Include the f ol-,-outh Ft>lln,•·shll" This "·ill be held Acti,·ities 'r r the coming month the Lido Isle t urnin g basin for a lo""ing: Wednesday, mass al 8 in the palto of the home of ~1r in the troop \Vlll center yound ma"s picture 'showing something am.; contessloo.s. 4-6 and 7-9 p.m. and ].-t r 81 Raymond F.a~trrrtn fn'· Fir!'t Ald with Victor K~ser u 1 or Cishing facilities available at the Holy Thursday. mass. 8 a. m. and lowed by breakfast for the i:;rriu1• tearher. "Early next month mem-hl'lrbor . Holy Hour. 7 :30 p. m. Good Fri-Sunday srhool v.·l\l meet at thr hE'rs of the Honor P atrol will be j To aid boR t s in c)P11ring thf' har- day. mass, 8 a. m . and StatJon.s of regular 9:45 hour ,,·Ith amplf' tlr'r :-.nnn11nced by Scoutmaster Hall. bor tw o additional bargC'S will be the Cross, 7 .30 p. m. Ho!~ Satur-for the children t o leAm th" v.·nn-Th<'f':"'. boy!! v.·ho have eari:ied the I available. manned by coastguards- Cay. mass, 8 e . m .. confessions. 4-6 r!erlul F1:iif Pr ~t"r\" r"h11rr-l.i ~"r·· Mos\. polnU! for ?i.Iarch will par-men, so that six boats can clear and 7-9 p. m. Easter Sunday, there icci:1 <"'' 11 ..-.· 111"k \\'ill C 1 <'~ !hr t icipate in n week~end c amping inspection at once. "'-'ill be three ma.sees. 8, 10 ~d 11 serll's nf L<'nt en !H'rmons h;· the trip \\·~th Hall at Capistrano H ot Don P a t terson v.·as appointed Several distrtcta have gone mor e of Orange avenue w1U cost $1260; Jn\·estment a fter the "'ar at an than 100 pe.r cent over , lncludlng l A.H. Sma.11 to build at a cost of l estimated cool of $30.000. Corona del Har , West Newport $2982 on Sparks slr~t near Or-~ettlng thf' st~{:!'e fC>r attractive and N~rt Island, while ~o I ange a venue: K . C. Z..tyers of Thur-homes:ites and ans.,.,·ering the de- doubt others have done tile aa.me. I in street, to build l\\.'o dv.·ellings at mand for property for sma.11 resi- but reports are n ot ye t in . ~a cost of $1540 on Hamilton street dence f'<'"Strurtion bv v.·ar 1,1,·orke-r Mnt. Gt"8Ce wishes to congratq; east of Harbor boulevard. and retumini? servire"men is the re· late the. people of the harbor dis-Inc!uded in the e'l.ricUy home cent announcement or the sub- t rlct tor t.helr splendid response. cori~truction is Robert 11. Tyron Of d ivision to be: released b)' Charl~ , a. m. I past or . Reverend Carl D. Jr.hn~n Sprlng9. <iffl.irman of the advertising com- 1 At the Balboa Island ch apel ot R t& sermon topic will be "Je8t.ls. mitt ee when Ray K imball re- st. J ohn VLanney the ec.hedule is: I Thf' R !)f''l. r!lrt<rt.'. ~p"!f'lfll Ef\.<it~r Ve teran Harbor signed because or ill h eal th. Accountants of County Meet at R. S. Briggs Home 80~ Tustin avenue who \\"ti! build W , T eWlnkle, forme r M ea hard- on Tus t in _.a.venue north or 18th ( ware merchant and clvic leader. street at a cost o: S3500: ~arlan This ne\\.· district on the north side J. W ood, 212 FlO\\Cr street t o build of town which n•ill be fo r rest- 1.t a coat of $144~11n F1ower street dentlal site:-only. \\'ill cover two cast of Oran.(!'• avenue: D. J3t>rtn-.i.e sauare blocks nnd is bounded by 1,1,·hose home r.r. Santa Ana a\·enue 19th street, Fullerton avenue. \\'al- ,~·est of 23ril street '''ill co~ $1750; nut and Ne~"[>Ort avenues. The William E . Lord of 93-t Almond subdivision w hose center portion strt'el. Oracge, 1,•:i!I alter and re-is O\,·ned by T eVlinkle "'ith several pair a dv.·elling nn Anaheim street other persons having 11tnall hold- south or 18th street at a c&.ot of ings In lhC' a.r-ca. is the first sub- $1000. I division for Costa ~fesa in many • • • Controversy. Dispute be- tween Ross Greeley a nd OP A: over rentals at Balboa, seems to give the edge to Mr. Greeley. It seems that the enforcement branch of the OPA works separately from the rent control. and as Gregg Watson. in cha rge of the latter at Santa Ana saya his department has nothing to do wi th-enforce- ment. Mr. Greeley had stat- ed previously that an official from Los Angeleo had come down a year ago and advised him that he would work out the entire situation af ter contacting Mr. Greeley. but that he evidently failed to do so. because no reference \Vas m a de to any accord at any time. Service of court ac- tion on Mr. Greeley. he ,;.1ys. was not made until March 21 "°:hich would indicate that OPA was tr;i ng the case in the ne,,rspapers for nearly two weeks before get- ting service. • • • Easter. They descended on the harbor district in thousands. did these Bobby Sox from the schools of Sou- thern Califo rnia . and it was quite refreshing to see the gangs and hear their patter. In their impetuous \vay they messed up things a bit. but on the '~·hole it \Vas quite an orderly procession of young- s~. noisy at times. but on the whole well behaved. No doubt the older boys pest 18 are In lhe military service. which may account fo r the mildness of the collegia tes. .. I + ... I Wedaelday, m&sl! at 8 a. m . and music "·ill be offel"'cd hy thf' C'h'ltr confessions from 3 to 5 p. m. Hoty l under the rllrectlon of Mro. ~l ary Chef , G. Swanson, Lad Mourns His. Thursda:o,'. mass. 8 a. m . GC'IOd Frl-BennE"ll. At the clOfte of Uie !H'TV- 1 day, Stalions Of the Cross, 7o30 , Ice, there will be a baptism o f n1·es, Aged 78 Lost Dog, Jeannie p. m. Holv Saturday. con!eB!lions. babies. More than a score of m em bers 3-5 p. n:. ~nd 7 :30 to 9 p. in. Easter F::ii:1'f'r ('\'Pnln!?' at 7·30 mt>mbers Fun£>ral sf•n.·icf'!' -will be held Gregorby. Jr .. youn;; ~on of Mr. of the Society of American Ac- Sunday, mass at 8:30 and 10 a. ru. rrrl ~r'""ils nr lhf' church ,,r1n \\1t-\Vednesday at 1:30 p. m . at the and Mrs. M. Gregory Gorby, is in-countants. Orange county chapter, Epl&eops.I Chul"<'h r.es!'I "'The Dav.'l1in~." An elaborate Grauel chapel, Costa Mesa. for consolable, because his b lack a nd m et Monday night a t the hom e of At the St. Jamee Episcopal and beautiful pageant of 80n~ a.nd George $y,,·anson . 78. veter an chef tan Dobermann pal .. Jc>annic>. dis-R . S . Briggs, 1616 Orange aven ue church. 515 Central avenue. Good the ~ken v.•ord written by Ly-in this district Cor 28 yean, who a ppea red from the fam fl)' home a t in bf-monthly session. Friday v.·il~ be observed v.·itb a man Bayard. former pastor of the passed on Sunday a t the O range 16th a nd Tustin last Su nday. T opics of interest tD the group three-hour iervice from 12 to 31 ('t'.un"h, hospital, The do~ went for a lark 1,1,•J th an-were discussed and as Mr. Briggs R G I R f p. m. ""'itb devotlona and a.n ad-Four-s=1u:ire Ch~,.-:h . 1 Deeeased '"'orked in many cafes other dog belonging to the Gorbys. lpat it. "heavy talk and light re-t ctress by the vicar, Rev. Ardye An unu!!ual and 1Jntnut ~~-v\f'f' in Balboa. Ne"'·port an d the 1'1esa The latter came back but the.,.t'ine freshments were served." 'Gilbert oss ' re e e y e u es Dean on "The Seven \\'ords Spok-'viii be hPlr l llt t1'" F''r~ Four-and was '\veil known up to a fe"' Oobermann did not. Its rf'tu rn Platt is presiden t and M. 'i... P ear- t>n ~om the Croes," and Easter "-"'u;irr ,..i,,,r ... ~ ri f f'nst1 J..tesR ~n years ago when he retired from wiU please a miserable little boy. son. secretary. Both live in Sa nta - hymns. EaSter Sunda.r there will F:nst.,.r F"1nd 1\· r-"mlng-a.t six active work. He v.•as a charter Ana. OPA s 't Ch be t:ommunion servic-es at 6:30. o'cl()('k This y.·\IJ be A rephC"R of member of the Newport Beach 8 Id. ' w·f UI arges 8:30 and 11 a, m. "A'ilb the Easter the 11rlginQl ··Pr l\' r;'1re" servtce Christian Science church and ser-.... 0 ter 8 I e George Roetners sermon a.i 11 o'clock and special held ,.ach yc"tr in the city of Jer-vices \viii be in rharge or an <;>Id Charges Cruelty Move to Hollywood I • music. A special service for chil- 1 usalem. friend!', Mrs. MnrgaN't Burlin--· dren v.·ill be held at 9 :45 a.. m . The pastor . Rev. G. WiJl~rd game, Reader. l ntennen t will be Mrs. Dorothea J.f . H a rgett filed Ansv.·ering the counter charges ment.s In the 'article published In Sunday. . Stea.ms will open the service ~th privat e. , suit !or divorce last week fn SU-Mr. and Mrs. George Roetner. Of Gregg v-.·al90n. OP A adm.inis-1 the Nev.•s-Times of Aiar ch 22 re- Chr1stJan Sclen« I con~egatlonal ein!fing after ."·hich Deccasro resided at 608 W~t per lor court against A rmy Pvt. who have been residents here f~r t ro· gardlng the OP A suit brought f'hristian Science., services are a short message 1,1,•i\l ~ dehvered Central avenue. a nd v.ras bom In Llndsey C. Harget t, c ha rging ex-more than 8 year, have sold their tralor in Orange coun ~·. rega ing against me-fnr overchanges of l:eld at the Lido Theatre, Central <'n the ~ttbject ·•He is not here He St. Johns, New Brunswi~k. Can-treme cruelty. home and m oved to Hollywood, a l-statements on the Plummer Cot-rentals collected at the Plummer avenue and Via Udo. and \V&dnes-is risen." Communion .,,.111 be 9('rv-ada. I-Os surviving l'C'lat1\·e is_ a She A8.l d they w ere married at though Mr.;. Roetner was q uite ill tages, H enry R . (Rossi Greeley,! Court in Balboa. day noon a Testimonial meeting ls ed :-nd th,. si"k orflvt><t for. . l'>i~ter-in-lav.'. Mn. Blanche S tnb-Laguna Beach Ma rch 13. 1943. whe n the y left_ owner of the houses, today refuted "The arti<'le stated that 'Plum~ held in the reading room, 711 East A candle 1,1,•l\I !:>('burning ln the ling of San Diego.___. parted last Feb. 9 and have an 11-Mr. Roetner was one of the the OPA charges and handed the mer Cottages had r ates raised in Central avenue, Bal.ho&. Sunday open tol""'b represenl.Ul g the resur--'-----month-old eon . She asks custody own~ of the o1d Olanne J Boat controversy back lo the go\'ern-1943 v.·ith consent of the owner .' morning at 9 :30 will be the regu-rected hfe of our Lord Jesus Mesan Killed of the boy and $80 a month milt-I Co., which was sold McC\lrd)' mental agency. This adjustment ref erred to \\'&.8 lar Sunday school hour fol\o~ted Christ. Tht" pastor aseisted by the tary a llotment. and catkins. M r . Gret!ley denied that the 1943 verv unsatisfactory to me and I . _ _, n• 11 o'clock a t c<>-pa!rtor ~lrs G. \Villard Stearns L1str'ft among the Southern Cali· rate agreement v.•as 88tisfactory con.liDued to seek a ruliDg from the b) the sci vice -. · h "H I Fi " se-"ce r · · k '\led 1·n act1·on was decl d that he w .. not wbicb t1me · the leBSOD tex t 111 1 \viii opE"n t e o y re ,.,., om1a men J to him ; are . OPA that would all01A' a more ··~ealit)'" Th• verse used ·~:Ill be by dipping their unlighted candles Pfc. Victor G. Saragosa w hose 15,000 Invade Balb-oa served with court paper s ~tll equitable rental In comparison to , Th 0 God ill for Ever ln the fiame of the candle In the home addre~"5 wa'i given as Mon -somf! time after the court action similar accommodations In the .!::;y Ev:r~nef.he Sce~tre ot Thy 1 tomb. rovia and 17th street, Costa ~fesa. had been aired . in county nev.•s-ar('a. This o~er did nut seem just k papers; that the raise of r at ea on for two rea.sons-fir!ft, that a dit- Ktngdom is a.Right Sc<ptre." ta -s . Men 's Ch1.ldren D E w k ta! a not for the summer ren s \\'. ~ ferent ct:iling 'A'RI! directed for eath •D from ;::t:.:1.';'"-Cbuttb erv1ce ur"1ng aster ee ! length Of time specified. 1!r . Gree· half of the reotal unit when the Al Cbrtst church by the Sea ley says: cottage!! wf'r" s mllar in all re-- i:,,,11 r-f 11",. ~~ "I \\•lsh to con-ect certain state-1 spects; sc,cond. that small cabin8 there will be a special rommunion 1 service at 7 :30 wlt~ music by ~he 1 ntl."-Chlef are the In the area were renting tor higher choir Rnd commtlnton med1ta.t1cn danclnK' blue fl)'e9 A horde of hap py. sm iling developing thla bay f ront beach Ar.my and ceilings. by Dr. Harry W. \VhJtt. Frid"ty 1 of little \\l11Jarn )'Oung9tera invaded Balboa over where sun batlMt'l!I and ::!:m;rs "T he artiC'!e alao states that a.fl •,ft•tnooo from 1 to 3 -'e-\\'ill l Da.,is. son of Mr. h k al have &lmoet every ,.eq, OJ' a rl "' 11_ r •:i appl'cation or No-•• '" '-'' ·~ d •1 J C t e wee -end to s pend \heir annu 1 w -te u. ~--' ·da · i th a.D 1~ n . • • their f'P •Dum'L .a ue wa. r vembcr, J!J44. ·an agreement v.·aa be a vvuu F'Ti Y sen,ce n e D a T t !II of S39 Ea.ster vacation.. The student.a of warmer and c""''"'tt than at the .... 3lboa Island -::h:iJX''. v.·tth Dr. ,,·at n u t Pl~. ......, USOdeny reachE"c! to es:abl!sh v.inter rent-\\1:iite and P.ev. E . 0 . Goodell both Costa Mesa. Hl9 moet of the hig h schoola of Los ocean fTOnt and with the Fun Zone als o~ S30 00 monthJy p.nd sum.mer 5™'ak1ng. Sunday mont i...,g at 9 :30, ro--·•sh , blue knit Angelea, HollywO«I, Pasadena, and cloae b y the spot preeenta an Ideal rentalB of ~70 00. the later to be r-~.... Orange coun ty, predominated a.nd one for the __... ... --t-.re tb congre-,_ ft t t ••-• ~·-Rev. G "ldell v.ill speak to the t'llp It.idea h1s red ,.~..... 1JI, e €'Cl OJ' our m onl.Uill. , ........ young peeple e.spec1ally, on the halr, .. :'iot _yet these fWl-bent y oungaterg arrived gate. la or<!t>r dir"'~' I that the summer d F I t •--mon••-old, In almost eve.ry mean.a of convey-The ardor and spirit of the • t -otals of •70.00 we re ln effect subject "T he Crol!IS. Go 's Best or •Ll"'C'CI UAll be do ed .. • the "°·urld" a.'ld tl1e cho_; will sing I "Capt Spike", U a.nee. Every bus WU packed a.ad youngllten ~ not ---~ed comp 1n s for lhrre -·~c,.ntha and not fot foW: an anthem. "All It Began toi hi§ r at h e r b.u a steady stream of cars slowly even by tbe deluge that ~.., m onths. nl -•-a-~ WU-·~rended their ' way down eent-1 on them Sund& .. even ....... Alter.a ' Da.wn" b"" Cb.a.rlea Vin ... enl, with ua.ia u.n;iu .... '!"" " u.-e. "I nlso v."fsh t o correct an im- J U&m. bu cot his avenue all day Saturday and Swi-sun~ed day. the black omln- Permits for miscellaneous struc-1 years. Lah<w Disputes. In 1944, ~ly 1 ~h inlllion California employes ·were Involved in labor disputes, but 95 per Cl!llt of all disputes were set- Mn. W illis Field.a ainging the so-nnt tooth. Com· day. CIWI ctouct. appmred in the west Claim& by the Rental Control press:lon conveyed by the article prano aolo, while Mn. A. J . Rutter I a. I' t o C o • ta The crowd of visltora bu bef!ll and fu.t before elgbt o'clock the divtslon Of OPA that landlord.a tn to tb·e effect that I atated to a wl1l sing LI a lllOlo "Angela Roll Meea a JMI' ..., e8tim.ated as <Wei" ~.000 &ncf they r&b:ur came and luted throur:tJiout the Newport Harbor dilltrict , ln-representative of the preu that I the Rock Away" by J ohn Prindle when Mr. · Da.-19 have taxed the accommodations of tlae nJ.gbL Monday dawned cleat tended ev1.cting tenant.I, ~ve bee:D had not been aerved with p&perw " Scott. At the 11 o'clock aerrice the retuned from every B&lbc;_Ja bom.e for boualll(. and brigflt and tbe -.m lboDe bapj>Dy d1alpated by llt.atement. on the OPA complainL An article eermoo subject wql be tbe ame. eentn& wttll. tM .a-from a number ot owneni to the ln the S&..Dta All&· Daily· Register __ , both icaJ numbe.n11 will be Na-u • F1n& A.ccordtng to m any of the visit.on., ~ tJae ~· · .. A... In -March 17 waa my ftnt notice . tied without work stoppage, according to E. P. Marsh. re- , gtonal direc;!.or of the De-· gartment of Labor's Condl- lattcm eervlce. +-.. + Bup. Idea of a barge for df.t>ore fb;hlng by sport- fllh!ng Alll'n Is a good ooe. It's been -~uii years slnee lld'arland operated Ii ft New port. Uld the rew'nUe to be dStwd by the local group wwld PV a lot ot blDL · auu mua -,, Petty Offl there were four to five thoi1nnd -n.e ftendet;wOCll ballroom wu effect that they never ww any -.., .. repeated, w1th the addition ol an-~he .. now .. : studenta unable to find aceommo-p.ckftdi Slltmd&j zdg:ht wt.th the tentlon of doing 80. that any action W&I" d1rected trom LT. HILBERT REPORTS B AN ANTONIO AVIATION CADET CENTER. Taa&-Flnt U.Uteo&11t Gerold W . Hilbert. TSOt Ocean Front, Newport B1 1cb, baa ~ few dut;y a t the San An- l<Dlo A.Ylatlcn Cldet cmter. Bio -t claty •Nlp-t lo --... c:d:ker oL Qlli !W .tudcb al tbla AAr.-TNlDlac {)'MnJICa;>d st..· tioa. I ' -n~ lio ..._._. -Boward HID In 14• OPA article It waa stated the OPA o!ftce. I waa tntervlewed peed Ill f!Mhls datkwio h<ft and~ com.--dance -·-. to .... by a nop.-ntatlve of the -OG oat or Ille ...,._ -tbelr run e1-here. Aa It If. ILDll 11111 ~ _. played that the m&tUr tl1'llt came ~ ·-- hor oa Ma 111eM tbe crowd tar areedl the:. tif'foP· without a let ap a-ye fttr a ~few department'• attaltlon from .. com. March 19 and at thia Ume I had "'Dllkota• •. :WU. mer~ accon!tnc to may ot mfmlfes 1 ;fe to -tbretr,wtncl pl&tn.t. filed by army and U SO of· not ~ ~~-~ -~ ~ J;lle Na...,.. llJ'. the old ttn:aen,. llt..ttng the fact Tbe crowd 1 mn.t to ~ ~" of aef'VlCe .,,._ ..... -...u ......... ai.111.1 ~ 'Da'llt WU • tM that tlle·bullar dloltict •--.joy ---ot -Botb the anny and USO attldalo wu my tint lepl notiee ot ~ .... 'laia& *••II to be the plaJ&l'DUDd tar---.,.... -In -tocl&y declared that they bad not.~ by OPA.. ---~....-pra1a or -~ -tJPe ot compl•-"'"" .)IDllllble ..-"AaUU.-11unow-.dle4 ::. k 'ra!,::;: n. -.i. at the l!'un' 7.one ta -Bi>wanl -!do 1loJll Sue 1*1-_.., In fa<t <lolDC' nerJ ~ the Supirlor court oC Olup IMp-: -tho -tntlon poipt ot OM --tMm. -_..., -•-•n"'OCI poMbla to find mon rentalo and ,,_ty I feel lhat ~ the lnM· t,a;:;;o.;.. .. M..,.,a;i-'il~o.,~1=11==,.=·~·=•I j«tty t11 u. ..,..rtonw• nm f.k a.n: .m .. , ts a tm .__. pie1 ••*'s owoerw to ~ ..... fadJ: ta CClllDletkm wtlll u.e-nllbW Iii :I • lo a alGWllll -to 41 A-1-tloa•-,.... ' ;, fttdor -~ --• &lrfllc J!'a-~ Of -~ will lie pa a •, , ~ i ', "!"' ~ Me .. -...... -,.,. I , 'a' I i lllMCll 'llM ~ow •-b 1ms• • • • , • • • r n··s1...,.T1111tqaad.~Mtenil-v.awmril 8 A-MEYER • --• EDrI'OR AND PRESIDENT ~ :Prtnt1n,-Plant. 3011 W. Central Avonue, Newport Beach, Cllifo~ Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach A Depend.able Local ImUtvtton for Over S1 Yean Easter Promise Ai;tive Member of Tb.la la when we lake a Pot-ebot a.t a nry cloee plane of «tua. We hope there wu no mtatake about the Mlriaka House at Beauty open- ed by Mary Newman at 304 Kartne avenue, Balboa. having .omethlng to do with beauty-the word wu uaed 11 times tn two pangraptw. There are six synonym.a tor beauty and that W"8 not enough. N O'llV tf the word had been "beauUful " there are · 12 9)'Donyma, one mo~ than enough, a.od all would have :been Jake. -:--:--:- I (Oompllot hJ' Jl""'7 Weldl. lleerMurlllllllanr) LIFE GUARDS MEET man of the CommJttee oo. Hil'b- Membera Of the Ltte Guard a.mo-Waya. , elation of Soutbem California met At the ame time Premdent at Fire Headquarten at Balboa Ftn.ch bu appointed S. A.. KeJU with Frank Crocker acting u hoa:t. and George llcKeeban u dl'l&- The meetµlg wu a.ddreued by gates to the Orange County O>ut: George Hjelle, bead ot the Loe auoclatloo with H. F . Kenny and Angeles City Recreation and Play-Harry Welch a.a alternatee. H. F . ground Department. Kenny la vtce-prealdent ot the· APPOINT DELEGATES Coast A.uocl&tlon and S. A. Meyer President Braden Flnch ha.a ap-baa served u president ot the poln~d H. F. Kenny, Ralph P. Coe.at group. Maakey a.od W. M . Longmoor the -------- three delegates to repre&ent the Newport Harbor Chamber o! Com- merce to the Associated Chamben ot Commerce ot Orange county. The A.asoc:lated Chambers will At home with b1.11 mot.Der and Cather, Mr. and Mrs. A. R Gin- gras ... Leonard Glbeon. l ie Petty Officer, USN, 11! enjoying a ten- day leave with hJ.a parent.a, hold their annual election and 1------------ meeting on March 27 at Santa Ana at which time the local represen- tatives will cast the ballot.a tor the local chamber. W. M. Longmoor la now serv- ing a.a vice-president of the M.90- clated, while H . F . Kenny 11! chair- TBUCIUI AND TBACTOB8 • r.uur SQtlll'MllNT • M.' Eltiste & Co., Inc. 401 E. 4dl PIL DOO, Su1a ha au!(. LA. 80. PIL Wl A•-Not since the glorious dawn of that first Easter when men lifted their eyes from darkness and destruction to a promise of a better world. has an Eastertide b~ht such high hope as beacons the season in this year of universal war. ALONG THB l.RRAWA:DDY RJVBR. •omb. t.ro• a f atioa of .. .,. .. R.A.F. "Liller.ton .. bunt oa tbe ·larf• I uuaf·held oilield• Ill Y__,,.a..,_ nil••••• ot mi. n.~plyia4 • JapuMM n.i1tinC tbil drin 909tlt..,ar4 Just took time out to dls-:over ~meone baa decorated our desk with a pln-up cartoon about "Maybe you'd better hold the copy lruttead-1 can't read tbeee blg worda." A9 we rea.d most ot the copy a.round here (except last-minute headlines) It must have been one of the JlnotYJ>e men that read the line we anltch- ed about being a "horned rumin- ant quarduped" etc. That ain't n.uthln', wait until we start wrtt· ing abQut a meconophagi11i quaf- tlng a mucilagenoua mellcratory beverage. by Britidll ud lad.iu lrODpl wt.o be•• DOW ._.-tile lrraW11ddf at ........ points. NOTICE OF MEETING The effort toward a world peace of permanence ~d _fra- ternity never was greater than today. Bitterly pessmust1c and hopeless is the man who wholly discounts the i;amestness of such an effort. However imperfect the first delicate struc- ture of a world peace organization may be, and h_owever ~!f ish the intent of some of the participants, the wil~ting peace was never greater than now, the impetus never sprang from broader. worldwide sources. The coming international conferences, seeking the road to peace for all men. will have before them the lessons of ear· lier peace plans whose highest value as gwde posts will be their utter failure in our own time. And from a hundred fronts the rolling thunder of bombing, of battle, of dealh and desolation presents the hourly evidence of the terrible neces- sity to find that road. • • The Prince of Peace, who gave His life for a better world. bade men on earth to hope and pray. In this Easter season. the service stars that hang in mrr windows enlarge our hope and increase our prayers that out of this holocaust men of good will and earnest intent will forge the first fragile key to peace on eart?, the crowning hope of all men. "Accentuate the Positive" Among the many prognosticators of future events these days are the slightly balmy crystal gazers, the earnest wish- ful thinkers-and finally the fundamentalists who reach thell' predictions by accentuating the positive--by balancing facts alone. In the latter group many old-timers at the state capital place one Glen Willaman of the California Real Estate asso- ciation, who has been taking polls, querying his fellow men and cross-sectioning the population for years on every !'-lblic Issue raised under the statehouse dome. Here, for the record, are some of his current predictions concerning what will ha~ pen between now and legislative adjournment date-which he declares will be "before May 30": 1be<fiO per cent gas tax boost in all probability is doomed, and the personal income tax will not be repealed. Urban re- dewlopment legislation will be passed. Both residential and commercial rent control will fail of passage. Health insur- ance will be carried to the 1946 ballot either as an initiative or referendum, and the 683-milliO!Hiollar budget will be adopted with few changes. Now only one perplexity of any magnitude remains. If Mr. Wlllaman will ~ help us weed out the rumor~limin ate the negative, so to speak-and glean only the facts, we'll figure out the date of V-E daY; set up the type in 48-point bold and be ready to flash ;m extra even as the official news comes over the wire! ~ ..,, Transportation Conservation Declaring that America's transportation system faces the "severest task in history", Defense Transportation Director Colonel J. M. Johnson said, "It is my belief .that this nation cannot afford the loss of a single motor vehicle-passenger car, bus or truck-which could be saved through an under- standing of proper COllSl:!rva tion methods. "If American transportation is to continue to perform its wartime tasks," he added, "conservation of almost heroic proportions must be achieved .... When the military situation in Europe improves and the United Nations' supply lines are further extended into enemy territory, the demand for motor vehicles, tires and parts will probably increase. "It may truly be· said that the war Jn Europe is being fought on rubber. This means that every motorist and every commercuu vehicle operator must ... nurse along his vehicle as if it were the last available until Victory over Tokyo." Colonel Johnson's warning of a tighter situation in auto- ·motive equipment and his appeal for greater cooservation of existing vehicles were not made for "psychological" reasons. nie tire and parts shortage is very real to most motorists and, as foe new cars, the nation is down to one day's supply ol the peacetime volume. •LAWMAKERS Ill CONGRESS • 87 OON--.&lf MBN PBILLIP8 A Ltttle of Thie under the Act! The &n9'Ql7er I.a that And a Little Of That: ehe t. entitled to these benet!UJ. • • • • The Federal Security A.nother problem ha.a to do with agency baa been rullng, when the the ,are Of the child during the number ot employees 18 computed year tollowtng birth, pa.rtlcularlv tor a small bu.al.Dea, employing regarding the technJca.lity of mak· the minimum numbt.r required un-Ing appllcatiqn for such care. Thr der the Social Security l..Aw. that w1fe ma.kee applleaUon far herMlt. where a number Of tlnna get to-prior to .tbe birth ot the child. She gether and employ, tor ex.ample, a receives the neceaaary hoepltali- night watchman who aervea all ot u.tioh. pre.natal care, and eare for them, that tbta employee must be hereelr and the chlld atter Its birth. chargt'd against each aeparate The government agency handling tlrm. Thus one night watchman thla matt.er hu been requiring a (U8lng thla for the es.ample) em-aeparate application to be made ployed by a half t\Oun or more by the mother lt care la needed for flrme. could actually move each the child at any time later, durln,R" one of these busl.netlRll trod>.. the the en.suing year. TIDS IS t'JOT below-minimum clauifte&tion, lnto INECESSA1\Y. Tb e' applleatlon a classification which put It under made by the mother at the time the Social Security Act. she uked tor prenatal eare for Thia wu a m18take. You may henelf and the child, ie sufficient have reallt.ed by th.la time th!lt tt application to cover care of the would be a rare agency wb.tch child for the tollO'Wlng year. would admit that It bad ever made 1 • • • • Veteran!! will be lnter- e.n error. In this cue, a eecret eated to know that the tlrM buai· memor-andum bu bef!:n l.uued by •neu loan made under the "G I Blll" the agency involved. The reuon lwu made about the middle ot for the secrecy la obvious. All February by a bank In Wuhtng- flrma. prevtoualy nndlng them-ton, D . c . The veteran borrowed eelves ln tbl.a curtowi lttuatlon, and $3.000 to buy a refrigerated t ruek. forced under the t.erma of the Ser He lntenda to buy hia meat from clal Security Act by 80me 11Ucb the wboleealera and 1ell to dealen joint employment, could now claim Within automob(le delivery radtUI rd\md. Of W&llhi.Dgtoo.. Th18 UI a very ta- • • • • Queatlona artae rrom time lmtllar method to Callrorn!aruJ, aa to time ln connecU<m. with the ad-we had aeveral dozen i.Ddependent mln!Jltratlon ot the acta providlog !!operators like lhJ.a at the begin- tor hosplt&IJ.za.Uon and obetelrical ntng of the WlllW'Wbo were put out be.net1ta tor the wtvaa ol. men lo 1o( buatneu by OPA regulatlona. the service, and care of the child ·whJch have apparently atnce been for a year tollowtng birth. changed to permit ap.ln the oper~ ~ _,1 ••• •·-th atlon of such a aerv1.ce. vue p, ........ em """'• ~ e ca.ae Of the wlte wbo bu applied fOf' the benenta, which may .tart three Teacher: '"Catt any of you tell months before the birth ot the me~ what makes the tower Of Pia lea.n !" child, but wboee bUlbuld la dla-Fat Glrl: ''I don't cba-ed Crom the eervice during •e ta.ke It m~lt." that 90-day period. Io the wif• (the ,_ know or rd bu.bu 1 no longer being in the aervlce 1 now entitled to benellta BUY WAR BONDS CROSSWO I>. PU%%1E I • ) u .. u .. ll >7 )8 .. 45 .. BOB.IZONTAL 1 Poisonou.a snake (pLl $ One'• partner I Amona: <poetic) 12 Edible aro.id UAkiln• 14 Species of. blackbird.a 15 Cravat 19 Eaaer 1'1 Animate ... ~ .. 1 ... _. ..... • • 6 7 • u so N .I IS A rockJ' pin· inacle Cpll S4 Plural endinl S5 Part ot ash Cpl} Sii Inventor of ~learaph l'J r-.ro •inl 3SI To "" ftnnl> 40 Small body of water !pl) ti To decay 42 Scotch for 10 Stockbolden 11 Ezpltttl llOppoO<d to a weather 17 A bild 19 Hoatelrle1 20 LHJ> 21 Strucll: 22 Submarine'• .... D To labor 25 RellCioua • 10 I 17 32 A crtb (pl.) 33 Alao " Not genu.b:le 341 A wttt;r ••Yinl SB To clear Weech wftb a garden im plement 39 Manner 4£1 lndlan mocca1in 41 Corded cloth 43Entirt nie lack of equipment, togetl'Jer with the manpower 1lhortage, is probably hitting hardest, b~. at America's aimmerciaJ. motor carriers which haul about ooe-fiftb ot the " . 'talal war loed • It M•asure d distance (pl) 20Narrow, aecluded road ~ "John" '5 Mimi.ca t81A color 471To erase ' To IJ'ant To unclou (poetic) Henldlc beartnc 27~ 29 To bthlbe qulc:klJ ~ '°"""' ~ lul . .. ~. maiden name ti lntttnatlcmal J.aa«ua•• 4'7 To perlon:n When Germany collapses and the' stream ol aupp1les Is coocentrated on the Pacl.ftc, motoc carriers, especially In Call· tomia, will be expected to handle still grater tmriage. It la 'Imperative, therefore. In the lntl!rest ol quldr;er' flnal ~ \bat the ~ equipment and manpuwer be made avilil- able to them nnw before the d!d.ac:tic "blg pual).'' betPm. " . NEWPORT TACKLE -51-01£ BD Rf.()O(!Mll • IUlUQD IS Articl .. d --MID law; middle llA lrfar • S)'ml>ol lor e!1lurlum • Matt-re meta).. lie cafupound (pl.) •ToMtud lltiw ID a ..-place •TM -11 ll lo(-.) a'b~~ ....... TESTICAL Slam ... colD 'j~S::chln tel r_._ -To•ood ... dr7IDC -· Bait-~·-....... JDf••tbt . :CZWICIWI ';~;: .............. oiaiiiiiM·~~~~~~~-t~::-~~-jf--;~-1.-~'1"'~,.~-,....~~~-~ • John Sadleir Opens Remodeled Of fices -:-·:--:- Well. we got in "dutch" again. We said a couple or Los Angeles -~~ a:toree had donated th0&e credit J ohn E . S&dlelr•and hht a.uoci-!llJ>8 that are golng to be top ates J . M. MOier. Josephine Webb prtzea at the A.uil!!ltance League's and Jeanette John&oo, have com-eprlng benefit party May 18. Well, pleted the enlarging and modem-the League spent SIM tor tho11e !zing ot their quart.ere at 302 Main priua, out of their own treuury. 11lreet. Balboa. and cul!tomen v.•tll Nobody told ue they did, neither find the reception room In front dJd anyone tell Ul!I they were do. redecorated and 11mart with new nated. but having a Scotch ancea- palnt and potted planU!. while the ·tor 90mewhere back ln the distant executive ottlce bu been arn.nged put we figured we would have to added apace in the rear. uked. them. tor a don&tion. ,&o A ~rvice which many peop1e jllmped to conclualona. Apologies will be glad to know a bout 11 the ottered and we will try not to rental of ste depoelt boJCee. which Jump again tor a while. are a 9Carce Item theee days. and -:--:--:- etorage binfl. The penonnel will In· Conundrum Of the week: elude three li censed real estate broken, tv.•o notariee public and a public stenographer and service rendered wUI include property management. contrtructlon super'· vision and .management, account- ant and ta:x consultant service, be.- ' flidea rental service and insurance. 1 When la a veteran not a vet- eran 1 Answer: When he'• a G. I. Geor-ge Kopp of the Coach Ump cafe, pen11oned Navy veteran, haa been called by the Army for phyalcal ea:· amlnatlon, a,o he may yot be a G. I. after having first been a veter-an. -:-~:--:- • A Meeting of the Commercial Fishermen's Co-Operative Association, Inc., Will Be Held Tuesday, ~ril 3, at 7:30 p. m. _./ at the Association's Hall 228 Twentieth Street Newport Beach, Calif. (Formerly M. J. Johnson's Boat Works) Every Member and All Interested Persons are welcome. Come in and get acquainted. I V-8 Tank Engine Answers German Tiger on Power We liked everything about the eprlng concert at the high achool the other night, but we thought the chorus was collectively ador-.. _________________________ .. able. The ' gentlemen ot the cbon.ui A.n improved model ot the Ford V-8 tank engine powen the T-26 tank. callt'd the Geheral Perahiog, tffrntly described. by Undenecre- tary Of War Robert P . Pattel"90f'I u "the answer to the German Ttger tank." The new model Ford engine ta even more compact than It.a prede- cet111on, according to NelJton F. Bowe, manager ot the Loa Angele. Ford branch, nearly 20,000 ot which have been bullt for the armed forcee. The 8-cylinder llquld-cooled en- gine devl'lop. MO bonepower. Out.tan.ding teaturea Of the Ford tank engtne--deslgn.ated a.a ltand- &rd equipment on the General Sherman tank by Army Ordnance -la Ill dependability, eue at maintenance and ruuedlle• under all ki.Ddll ot coo.dltiOlll!!I, Hawe a.a- eerted. They have performed wtth distinction on all fighting tronta. Underaecretary Patteraon ternui the General ~nhtng aa "the m08t powerlul tank ever built." It weigh.a 43 tona and mounU! a 90 mm. cannon. Government to Get More of Fish Pack Government agenclea expect to requisition 80 per cent ot the pack ot sardines and mackerel during the 1945-46 seuon and may take 20 per cent ot the canned tuna, Maurice Rat.tray of the War Food Admlniatrallon, here trom Wa.ah~ ington. 1a.ld recently. La9t sea.son the government took about ~ per cent ot Ca.Jl!ornia'a 3.750,000 ca.aee of sardJnea and 980.000 casee ot macken:l and only about 8 per cent ot the 1944 pack or 3,000.000 cuea of tuna. The In- creased requisition of tuna may be le:tt to voluntary cooperation of the packer, but the sardines and mack· ere.I will be ordered eet a.aide. Russian Language Classes at Jaycee Some ot our Newport Harbor boy• are now in Rualla and lf they took advantage ot Ru88lan lan- guage claae1 offered in the put at Santa Ana Junior college they were lucky. a•mea are tO be open- ed again tor the clom!ng ee.meater, with Mn. Ledla Strother, ect1ng .cretary of Ru8olan War Relief tor Orange county u teacher. all had a chance to eee wha.t they Will lOOk like 20 years tr om now, plus a few added pounds, but It waa the ladles that took ua back to the pu:t. We can remember when girla dressed 11¥ that, but they didn't Jook like that. What la It thla generation ha.a that OW'9 didn't? We probably k:ne'W u much about French and algebra and we could sing a.nd act, but there wu a. ditterence. Finally we got it. We dJdn't have powder and rouge and llpatick , and goeb, wha.t 1. difference It mnkea! U we bad Only known tt, we could have been cute, .fuo. in sailor hat. a.od leg-o- mutton 1leevu. · That' a why we tavor' retncarnatloo. U we had to look like a fright when we were young and ahould have been cute, we want a chance to try it over again. We could hardly walt tor the Balboa Supply shop to open Sat- urday 90 we could daab down a.nd btty a wedding p~eenL The pl all dreaeed up in a beautiful black riding coetume, Spanl.ah hat and· da.rk glauea, wUn't part Of the ecenery, as we had .thought a.a tlrAt. She took oft the cheat.ere and it was that c ute Gloria Place. They wanted her to ballyhoo the Balboa when she started on her slgbtl!leeing trip:!' Sunday, but nothing doLDg. Bob Hoyt is ekJpper ot the Balboa. this year, he-knows all the a.n· awers, having been at the wheel of the AirOW tut aummer. Being in a hurry, we got ou~ of the shop without buytsaythlng more than the we present, but we will be back gain. Mn. Greeley had tun p1aylng clerk, a n d a h e, Leona and Xima thought that cub regiater was more tun. bet they got the ac- counts all balled up. It really doea things when you put 68 cent.a over tnto the dollar column. -:--:--:- The town ha.a been iU st.aid, workaday self ao long now, it felt kind ot queer to .ee bathing IJUltll and abort.a and a nock of young tb!ngs running all over town.. We had &!most !orgotten this !a a resort. but Euler vacation eort ot preparea us !or the ~er. One thing they seem to not know ill that we have speed limit. ID town, or else they feel BUC.b thtnp don't apply to them. The police caught up with eome ot them. but there were a lot mor.e that ebould have gut picked up . Mn. Strother bu taught these A LIKELY ERROR c~ In the put, and ~ Sweet Y"'¥'g 'nllng (to police- the importance of th.la i,n.gua.ge in man): '-rhat !eoldle:r accoeted me!" the pollt-war yea.n ~· ae well Qop: "'What have you got to •Y u now. wtlen yuung eoldlen will for youne:lf, !Joe?'' . cmn.e tn contact R:uMJana G.L J'oe: .. A buddy of m.Uie a*· both in Germany and ln Ruala, ed me to come here and meet hl,I and will feel the need tor at le&lt aiWter. Be told me to look "for a 90me .man lmowledg"e of tL 'lady with lt&rrY eyu. teeth 'JDr.e 'n>e lallgUjlp lo not bud to pearia, a md1e lll<e the Kpno learn, Kn. strother lltatui and Ulra'o, a ttgure lll<e Betty Gnbel'•, bOtb _...., and convenalioaal u cbanlllDg u Gner au-. with Ruaolan will be tallg!lL · ~ of a ballet dancer, the ~- 8gL and Kn. 1"l'ank - ba'N -from 105 27th -t to tM BJ•""bt aa.n-.. ... at noso-n:nst. I 1 ' blty"' ·-· -Young 'nllllg: "I aid<>-gta to the l""'tJ,eman, af8cer . 4-"""'14baftmade~ inW.Jra" . . .. ••• and it's the FLAME that makes it pe"ect! ' /Tomorrow's marvelous '1CP11 Gas Range will have many exci ring n~ advantages -but nothing can match its live-Bame cooking. It's the JZ-that makes it perfect! Li ZrLW ALONl-quickly sean 7 the meat, seals in the juices- h:~~ .really browns the meat. That's broiling as only Bame &an broil! And smokeless, too! 3 Fl,AMI AlONI -;:.PtOVi~es evenly distributed, exactly controlled beat. And it's a "must'' for baking and roasting perfection! SOU1HllN COUNtllS OAS COMPANY ••.... , .. ' PRACTICAL ••• I j I • • I • • -I I~ -' ! '°"--.-.:.Mft'° 81 0, t'!allfttr~. t'f•lll'lle>J~t Ma.reit f', JMl.:j <...; r ------I · - • • IMAGINE TIV•TI trOll IN8UllANC£ atE ' Puauc NoTICES . ~----- Hoftrd W. Gerriah n.•----B.-. WU lD<lucted and OIZll to 'CERTIFICATE OF IUSINESS: a camp at whkh a laQ"e outfit of FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME WA.C's buTa.cb u jallitor. Koath .:..' __ art.er month" went by and one day THID UNDERSIGNED d o e a ,. · NOTICES ; Annj>'Nune1 Aid Ja O,.rolioll at Uege 1 ------~ .. ror.lb... :\ d at rned at Newport ·-11yomla, thLa 9th <fay of . .,..,~ . . \!OHN R GRAHAM. Paper Salvage Drive Lags as Demand ·For Supplies Soars lo New Heights OOftAMUA -111 Automobile • Accident • Fire Life Brown got a call to drop l.n on the hereby certlty that he ta conduct· pe.ymutft'. Ing a real eatate and inluran~e "B?'OW'D ," the paymuter de-. business at 308 West 30th SL, New· manded, "six montha have ,sane port Beach, cautomi&. under the by. Wb.e.e have you been! Don't ficlltloue firm name of Harbor you realtu you haven't drawn your Realty Company and that said ~Fl CALIFORNIA ) tT-V QF ORANGE ) ss. On ·t~ls 9lh day of ldarch, liMIS, !ore · e penonally appeared hn R. Grahatn. known to me to the per90ft whose name Ul 11ut>. · Uct111M and Contnct Baado Wrlttc pay all that Ume !" f lrin i. composed of the following s it>ed to the fo regoing tn1tru· nt, and he acknowledged to me I Brown's face wu all amazement penon whose name and addn!sa 11 "Wbat '! You mean I get paid aa follows. to.wtt: too?" Tom W. Hendenon, 200 Via San • Before You Build or Remodel LUDLUM Carpet visit our lntereetmg sample and display rooms. Color gufdes, planning aids, com- prehensive stock of rugs, carpets and linoleum. • CJMDed, Works • 182% Soutb. Main St. Phone Santa Ana Z806 SANTA ANA Electric In the Refrigeration New and Modem Repairs Manner Let us solve your refrigeration troubles with the im- ~·· 'fM •0•1ri proved .instI1J!11ents designed especially <-L__;• "~ for refngeration analysis. \ I f·/i~'"l .....,. We Find the Trouble 1 '~ j · ? Wiien Others Fail 1 1 ~ :,-, Our work is speedily and expertly done. 1-£ . Our charges are nominal. ~-.--' Results are guaranteed. S%0 w .. 1 (th SL S I E R S E N ' S Santa A.aa Newport lla.rbor Dlstrlct-Phone Newport Beach «! J Remo, Newport Beach, CBJJfomla. Witneu my ha.nd th.ii 15th day of March, 1945. , TOM W . HENDERSON. STATE OF CALIFORNIA:, ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) as. On thia l~th day of March, A. D .• 19'45, be.tore me Alma M . Rath & Notary PubUc in and for as.id county and atate, iealdlng therein, duly commiuloned and'. sworn, per· eonally appeared Tom W . Hender- eon known to me to be the pereon whoee name l!I subecribed to the within in.!trument. and acknowl- edged to me that he execut ed the aame. fN WITNESS WHEREOF, I bave hereunto set my h&nd and affixed nly ofttclal seal the day and year tn this Certificate tlr9t. above written. ALMA M . RATH. Notary Public in and for !aid (SEAL) County s.nd State. (My commi!s.on expires October 1~. 1946.) Pub.~Mch. 20, 27; Apr. 3, 10, 1945. CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME. I. Al Fo rgit. do hert>by certify that I am transacting a store busi· neM engaged in selling flsihing tackle and sport fishing a.cressor- le.1!1 to the general public at No. 105 McFadden Place. N t>wport Beach, Calif ornia. under a fictitious name, to-wit : -# NE\\'PORT TACKLE STORE I further certify that I am the aole owner oJ said busineatt and that my name In full and my place o f resldt'nce are as follo\\·s : t t• he executed the ame. ESS my hand and eeal of y oUlce thla 9th day of March. 1 . ~. ROLAND THOMPSON, Notary Pu,bllc In and fM a&1d ( AL) County &Dd State. ;(~~.1commWdon explru July 21, b. !ofch. 13, 20, 27 : Apt. 3, 1945. RTIFICATE OF INDIVI DUAL TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS .. AME. I. Al Forg1t. do hereby certify that I ~ transacting the business of operating fishing boats under charter and 'pald fares at and in the bulldtng known as lbe Pavilion, located on Main Street in Balboa, City of Newport Beach. Orange County. California, under a fic- titious name. to-\\'ll : BALBOA SPORT FTSHING FLEET I further cert~.fy that I am the sole o~·ner of saJd bu.l!llneSB and that my name in !ull and my place of residence arc as follo"·s: Al Forgtt, 204 "A" S treet, Bal- boa. CSJlfomla. Dated and signed at Ne\\t>Orl Beach. C'alifomJa. thi11 9th da;· of 1!arch. 1945. ' AL FORGIT. ~TATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE l 1111. On this 9th day af ~1arch, 1945, before me personally appeared Al Forgit. kno .... :n to me to be the per- son "·hose name ls wbscribed to the foregoing instrumen t, and he ackno\\·ledged to me that he exe- cuted the same. WITNESS my hand and seal of my office this 9th day of March. 1945. ............. BS.wche lonel, U. S. A""' ..,.. *"'-Newt" Ferk. M. Y., (left) elld Lfeut•n:11'1f. Mcr9or.t forniMr, A,., Hl"N ftOM Flushi•-. H. Y., oAlst mediccf c 'fi.:~rs i11 an ap••ot• hr ..-oval .t • b~ltat freM tlN ch•lt of l'l ., I "1 ".ric>n seldier. 'Wlto M*ttO Ill I• th9 Ju......, of •• Arrt111 ho1i:· t l.~g.:, Be:lgiu ... If ............ IMtN retbtorM •una ere •'t' '' tN It.lay I :"ri• Co,,. hf work lib tt.ls. P UBLIC NOTICES WHAT'S COOK INC... CERTIFICATE OF PARTNER-----,----------- SHIP TRANSACTING BUSI-Todays home meal admln\gt,ra· NESS UNDER FICTITIOUS1 tor baa to .know how to use the NA~E . governments Basic Seven FoOd Chart eo she can plot her meals for food values, choosing fooda G. C . Bennett and C. E. McNiel. (from Groups 1 to 7) t o build bal- do hereby "ertlfy thA.t they are a.need meali E&peclall h I f 1 cr nductiag a .taxi bu!Jiness and any now, thi.s ~ow famll~r cia~t busln<'sa lnc1dent~I thereto o r . in shows how to choose alternate c?nnectlnn there\\'tlh. with lts pnn-1 foods tor protel.ns, vita.mlns, min- c1pal place of buainf'ss at 1501 erala Ln your meals when their \Vest Central Avenue. Ne'Wpl"lrt m~e e 8 a i 1 y obtainable food Beach. Orange Countv. Califomla . .!'IOUrces are abort under the fictitious firtTI n ~me ofl Four steps in lhe right direction 8.-"i.LBOA CIRCLE T L\XI fo r iyou, Mrs. Family FOOd Ad.m in· and that said firm is cornpo~l''d of i lstrator. are these delicious well- the follo\\·ing persona \\'hn!'e names balanced meal.1 with nulrition- and addresses are as follows : right recipee to match G. C . Bennett, Partner •Shrimp Macal"'Onl Cu-role 1501 West Central Avenue. Julienne Green Seana Nev.·port Beach. CAll!om 1a. Sliced Beeta G. E. McNlel. Partner Hot Rolla 1501 W est Central Avenue, Appl Raisin Bett Newport Beach. California. • e . Y . WITNESS OUR HANDS this Z2nd Shnmp MacdYonr Ca.s.~erolt day of March 1945 1 cup elbow macaroni Coffee -----------••Ill!••••••••••••-~ Al Forgit. 204 "A" Street. Bal-~......, hoe., Callfornla. G C BENNE'M' t cup chopped celery ROLAND THOMPSON, c: E . M NIEL , 1. cup boillDg water Notary Public in and for said fTATE OF CALiFO~l\"lA 1 2 te.blesJX>Orls butter or mllrgarine RIVETERS 'WANTED Dated and signed at NeYitport , ~::;,~ .. ~~omia. this 9th day ot <SEAL! County and State. C'Ot~n· ()F' ORANGE 1 &S. L tablespoon flour . ~ 1 i\iy con-mission explres July 21. On thi.o! Z:!nJ day o f ~larch. 1945. t tea.BpOOD W orcestershire sauce 1946·' A. D. bf:'fore rrt>. Carrie V. Dudley.I ~ t':lea~~repared mustard AL F'ORGJT. Pub :\1ch. 13. 20. 2i; Apr. 3, 1945. a Notary Public In and for said F poo Openings • ID SANTA ANA and HUNTINGTON BEACH , APPLY: CONSOLIDATED VULTEE / AIRCRAFT CORP. 216 West Third S.,t SANTA ANA • AVAILABILITY CERTIFICATE .REQUIRED I STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ---Cuunty and State. persona.Jly ap· ew grains pepper COUNTY OF ORAJ'li'GE ) SS. CERTIFICATE OF IN DIVIDUAL reared G. c. Bennett &lld c. E . l ~p milk . On thJa 9th day of March. 194f., TRANSACTING BUSINESS McNlel. knO\\'Tl to me to be the 1 No. l can shrimp (114 cups) before me personally appearea. Al UNDER FICTITIOUS N~ME. 11 cup mlnced n·-•-rf'rsons \\'hose names are Rubsc rib· ~ ,_.._,_, Forglt, known to me to be the per-J t>d to the "·!thin lnatrument, and ~ _macaroni in boiling salted son whose name is subscribed to I. Al Forgit. do. hereby certify arkno\\'ledged to me that the exe-"·ater til tender, about 9 minutes; the foregoing lnstrument, :ind he that I. am tran 8ac t ~ng a cafe busl-1 cut('('! the same. Y d~n, Simmer celery tn 1.4 cup acknowledged t o me that h<! exc-l"ess in Balboa, City of Newport IN \VITNESS v.rHEREOF. 1 boiling water. covered, 10 minutes. cuWltedTNthe same. d d 1 f 1~.ach. Callfornia .. 1 under a-tic·! have hereunto !et my hand and SWttJ the b~1:~r Of' margarine, flour. ESS my han &n sea o 1t1ous name, to-Ytt : affixed my offi cial seal the day orce81.e1"BU1re 1!18.Uce. mustard. my office th1a 9th day of 1-larch, I PA VI LION CAFE a :id year in this certificate first aa.Jt and pepper into the drained liM~. I further crrt1ry that I am the above \\'ritten celery; mix well Add milk; beat t o ROLAND THOMPSON, 1 eole ow!'er of aald business and CAR.RTE V DUDI,.EY boiling. trlirring. Add shrimp and Notary PublJc In and for aa.ld that my name in tuJl and my place Notary Public i~ and for ~d par8'1ey. Arrange macaroni In fSEAL) County and State. of realdence are&.'! follows: tSEALI Co t d St t grea.sed casaerole; • cover \Vith (.My rommi86lon expires July 21, Al Forgit, 204 "A" Street, Bal-i :O.Jy Commisalon u~;;,i~.s N o~ t>i 7. ah~p mixture. Bake in hot oven 1946.) boa, Ca.llfomla. , 1948.1 · <425 F .) 20 mlnut.ee. lf del!lired, Pub. Mcb. 13, 20, 27; Apr. 3. 1945. Dated and signed at Newpqrt .Pub -M h 27 . A 3 10 17 1945 bro'WJl under broile r. Serves 4. Beach. California, tbie 9th day ot · c · ' pr. , ' · · CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL / March, 1945. TRANSACTING BUSINESS AL FORCIT. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME. STATE OF C-ALlFORNIA ) PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE I. John R . Cl"A.ham. do hereby r ertlfy tha.t I am transacting a 9lOre ~e• engaged tn selling fishing tackle, hardware, and sport fishing accea.sorles to the general public at No. 304 Main Street. Balboa, City or Newport Beach, Orange County. Cali.fornia. under a flctltiotl8 name. to-\\'it: BAL BOA HARD\\'ARE AND TACKLE STORE I further certify that I run the sole owner of said -buslnes!t, and my name in full and my place of re.Side.nee are a.a follow11: John R. Graham. 813~ Bay Ave., COUNTY OF ORANGE ) 88. No. A-12239 On this 9th day o! March. liM5, In ttle Superior Court of the State before me peraona.lly appeared Al of California, In and fo r the Forgit. known t o me to be the per-County of Orange. son whose naI:1e i.11 sub&crlbed to the foregolng instrument. and be ackno\\'ledged to me that he exe- cuted the same. \\'ITNESS my hand and seal of my office thls 9th day of March, 1945. ' ROLA:'-;D THOMPSON. ;\ntary Public In and for said (SEAL ) . County and State. t !-.ty coClmissicn expires Ju1y 21, 19-46.) Pub ~ch . 13, 20, 27; Apr. 3. 1945. In the Yatter of the EEftate of MARJORIE T. ROBINSON. De- ceased. Notice Is hereby giveo that the undersigned v.•ill !ell at private sale, t() the highest and best bid· der, subject to confirmation of s&ild Superior Court, on or after the 28th day of ~arch. 1945, a t Its trust department, 6W Sou th Spring Street. lo the City of and County of Los Angeles. State of California, all the right, title and Meat Balfs with Onion Gravy Bolled Greene Mashed Potatoes •F'lortda Calico Slaw Toaatad Crackers Coffe Jelly with Cream Coffee or Miik • Florida c.alico Slaw t cup rmely shredded cabbage ~ cup grated carrot 3 sliced olives 1 tablespoon minced green•pepper 1 cup grapefruit 11ections 2 CUP9 diced tangerine sections eectione M ayonnaiae. Combine cabbe.ge, carrot, olives. green pepper, grapef ruit and tan- gt>rines. Moisten with mayoonaise. Serves 4. > Further appe.a.11 tor salvage, waste paper and other material! have been made due to the inrre"-"- lng abipm ent oL sappHee ~Ing made to the Pacific areas. This bas been brought about by the fast action demonl!ltr&ted by the spttd with which ll!lla.nd after island ht falling Jnto· American hands. The task of clean-up 8.Jone calht for tncreaa:tng suppliea of many different llem8 from those supplled ,to the flgbllng f orces V.'h ile the needs of the men In the batUe line &re steadily growing. Local ertort.a are being speeded up but there still remains a lot of work t o bf! done and only a limited time In which tt can be performed. Agaln the urge I.a to salvage all waate paper. cartons and similar material. All salvage should be put in bundles tied tol be conveniently handled. Let the Scout organiza- Your Friends And Mine The Misses Maxine and ~1arie l Newland of Long Beach \\·ere re- cent guests at the h ome of ~1:r. and Mrs. Maris Ne\\·land of ~ewport Heights. Mr. and Mrs \Villiam Trusty. 330 Santa Ana avenue, Xe\\·port Heights, have received \\'Ord that 1 a nephev.·, Second Lt. William P . Naylor of Salt Lake C'.ty. homher pilot. is missing in action ove r Germany since February 22. Mrs. Fred \\"ood\\·orth. Ocean F ront. ha!'! returned from Sioux Falla, S. D . to be "''ith her m other. Mrs. Louis Forshay. 457 Santa ' Ana avenue, \\'ho has lx'en ,·ery ill In the Community hospital, Santa Ana since she 11ndeM\'ent a major operation last week. J ohn Elliott. 900 East Surf. Bal- boa, is on t h,e sick ~isl \\·ith an attack of flu. The Elliot ts \\'ere I saddened last week by the death~ of their dog, Chico. and as several doge in the block have died re-1 <:ehtly from poison. they are not sure whether he v.'as poisoned or I died of natural causes. Lt. and ~rs. Arthur Strand. 1423 \V est Bay avenue. are re· I ceivlng congr8.tulations on the birth of a daughter March 20 at l St. Joseph hospital. S he \v eighed 7 pounds. thirteen ounces. Uona know when you havt the bun.dies ready for removal. This waate paper goe11 lnto packaging all of the thousand and one it.ems which are included in every ahip- ~ent of suppllee. A nd rem ea:. btr you are doing this not only to salvage . needed waste paper but to make lt pos•- lble that the supplies whic.h reach the fighting Marines and others. arrive In shape ready for uae in an effective way. 'The Boy Scouu and Cub Scouts are taking the lead In picking up material for salvage and doing a moat efficient Job, but the help of every hoOaeholder and citizen is needtd to make the drive a suc- ceae. BUY WAR BONDS HOLD -.EM and GIVE TO YOUR RE D CROSS S-P The Frtendl.Y Southern Paclflc Interest of 11aid deceased at the Friends and family members time of death and all the right. who will be. ulllng the attractive Litle and interest that the eMate mountain cabin of the A . R. Gin- of said decea.sed bas acquired by gras in Trabuco Oaka for Easter operation of laW or otherwise,. week an Mra. J . L. Stocka or other than or in addition to that Costa Me.ta. daugb.Ler of the own- of saJd dece&MJ, at the tlree of er , Mrs. H. E. G lbaon and son. death, tn and to all that certaJn Bobby; Leanard Glbeon, lie Petty real property situate in the Coun-Officer, USN, and aon; and Mr. ty ot Orange, St.Ate or Callfornta.,. and Mrs.. Charlee Demmon and "Order Early" Off.the s/Jip · and on tile telepllone nm evening, thousands of 1eniot men will be airing foe the Long Disw>c:e linea that _.-.....::t chem with their bomei all Oftr ~ You'll be cloillg chem a real C...... it you help bq> the linea open from ' to 10 p. M. Tbey'1I '•ppnciau. it. 111p ,_ 1ED ·CIOSS al llil .W.-+ GM llOWI GM Miii + • IOUTHllN CALIPOaNIA TILIPHONI CDW-ANY . ' . W ..... 8&.., ... 11 e T1l 1tSM.l"1 • TO THE . AMERICAN RED CROSS n.. N••d -nevw -wsant,. n.. ._,,.. ,,.nr _.. 91utll1•lff lllL Ill ••Tll_CllCI Norman's Nursery and flower Shop 1807 Coast Highway, Corona de! Mar Phone 590 particularly deaterlbed u foll1W111,; ;;da;;a;;gb;;;;l<!;;r;;;;fram;;;;;;;;Pa;;;;'";;;;de;;;;na;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; to-wtt: .. I I Parcel 1: Lot 7' m ock 6, Sectlon 3, Balboa laland. u shown on a l4a.p recorded in Book 7, Page 15 of Ml9Cellane- ou. Mapa, Recorda of Orange County, Callfornla, Qty ot Newport Beach. Parcel 2 : Lota 23 and 25, Block 1(3 ot Corona deI Mar, City of Newport Beach, .. ahown on Map recorded in Book 3. Page.a: 41 llDd 42 of MJ.acellaneooJ!ll Mape in the of- fice of the County Recorder of Orange County. Term.a ol sale caab in lawful money ot the United Stat.ea on con· nnnauaa. ot aale. T en per cent of a.mount bld to be. depo.tted with bid. Bld8 or otters to be in wrltln.g and wt1l be ~ncl at the atore- ll&ld -.. at any tJme after the ttnt publlcaUon bereof and before date ot ooJe. Dated thla 8th day of Mudl. 19t5- BANK OF .AJD:RlCA NATIONAL TRUST AND SA VIN GS ABllOCIATlON. By ~· ... Scott, Truot ottlcer, u Admtn•wtrator Of the 1'K•te of. aJd J)ecedmt, WliL DJCll.AV()BZ,.. Alt.omrJ' few oold ~. IU Tnnwdca BWJdtnc, Loe ..,._ H , COllfcnla. CR-,12294. Pub.-Jlatth l&, l&, JO,~ l'I, JNa (BOYS PREFER Sport Coats for EASTER For a bright Spring and a happy Summer -get him a SPORTS OU'I'F'I'I'. Well tail- ored and fine quality fabrics .. Ages 18 to 22 . Slacb to Harmonize or Contrast. 795 ~ 1595 UAIDEIMASJ ··BOYTOWN 8&NTA ANA 1y1 f.Mra: ~ of Boys' APJld•el .. ' ' • . - ti \UMJA ~-'J'DIW, l'I'• ... 81 7 5' °'MNl'..;4~-..,.--..:..;:'·-----"..;'_,l,-91'-'11.-------------,,.-------------~------------- Billy. Baxte .. ,.__) N j p,..... · , ( ·1· · Capt. F. L. Stafford VFW and Auxiliary to .se.r · · the Winner of Dyer ew . I race ~· tngs '" . At Ferry Ciommand Officers al Elahrale Open Meeting MAULING MAPLES , Ill' .U. .JOYCE • • Dinghy Series. Eff t ·t L I St Capt. Franca i.. stattord. """ 8unda7 •• tbe nn•m ot ce eC a . QCa Ores ~ ~= !';· .~:O~:, ~!!;,~ p.~ .!11~:"=:. ~o! ::.J ~~~Mr~1:1 ·-=;: XarCb l6rSea tor D:ver dlng'bJea at Height., Ml now on a 21-da.y leave tn Costa Me.a, CouWne Po« and VFW poat: tn that city, a group • the Newport Barbor Yacht club :N.,, resutatlpne have been t. public on the reuon8 for neW ra.-and at the end· of lt. about the Auxillary of the Veterana of For-of Coutllne post and au:xlllary wtth em Bula taktnr tint place sued to all local atott. de.allng tn Uontng and price program.a to the middle of April, will go to echool ~lgn Wars will eeat their new of-memben were 1n attendance. In- wtth .89 potnta. Tb.ere were thnie ~on:, f'Urnial:atng, gUta. and cloth· end that people will understand ln F1ori.da for ff day•. after whJch fic~n durl.Dg the annual open eluded were Mr. &lid Mr1. Otto 131 128 172 racee on -.cb Stmda,y and It wu tng. that all theee program.a are in the he expecta to be stationed w1th the meeting to which the public ii in-Dodd, Mr. and Mn.. A. R. Glii.gn.a, LEAGUE STANDING Walton 140 '168 187-;+§~..;;ry. for entrant. to•nce two The new price celllnp which go ln~re•t or all. big Sixth Fen-ying -gyoup of the vlted. These affairs have gained a r. and Mra. K.. C. Bl'OWil., Mn. 156 190 · 166 full Sunda.yL fu.to effeCt tmmedlately are ln re-Air Traneport'e Command of the repUtaUon for their lmprealveneaa McGill and Me88rli. F1oyd Hoffa.rd.. Total Shannon ....... . Won Loet: Pina A. Hor1&th -··· 158 122 142 After Baxter wa1 Danny Elliott spon.ee to a nation-wide public de-Little Old USA Ferrying Divisio?J. He bu been t1.t and this year promlsea to carry on Ralph Welsmann and Henry Rob-- with 86 polrlt. and others 1n ord4µ' mand and an effort to roll back the SA..AAB Redlstrtbutton Center the tradition under the installation erta. 53 28 69.276 Emenon ....... . 45 36 68.657 Tool Room--Painters ··-··········-Welden ............. . Sailmakers ....... . Mechanics ......... . 44 37 68.872 Fursch ......... . 39 69.581 Morrill ·····-··· Ship(itters .......... 41 40 68. 758 Dunham ···-··· 157 114 147 113 159 131 111 82 152 159 114 152 98 138 170 were Bll1 Inslee, 79: Humphry aome of the IS-percent ri8e in the For Mesa Boy ior seven weeka. and be and his committees appointed. 1=::=:=:=:=:=:=!::=:=:;:-- Bogart, M; Weston Crocker, M: co8t of theee Item.a. the rl9e having wife. who makes her home at 1201 Installing officer will be Mrs. ~ Tool Room •...... 37 Slaves -··-··--·-··-·-· 34 44 68. m Claire ··-········ 47 67.423 Gores ···········-· 53 64 ,540 Sallmaken- Ruaa Craig, M: WalteT Ftanz. 43: taken place over the la.et eighteen El Vago street, La Canada, have Opal Walter of Anaheim who wUl John Mcnitt. 37; Henry }loll-montlul and having reached the Pvt. George Spink formerly or spent most ot their time at the bring ber team of 16 girls. Decot-Q NE A, DAY wedell, 36; M.ermoo Rlch&rda, 28, point where a nation-wide effort Costa Me88.. hasn't seen any spot Stafford residence. ationa will be under the supervi9lon Olrpenters ........ 28 The follD'-''ing scores the re- sults of the w("('klY howli at the Sportland alle)'5 Monday, March 26. in thC' South Coast League tournament : Welden-- Lester ............ 152 152 153 Dtt-ering ..... . .. 172 148 120 F1anagarf ··-·· 147 1&7 126 Stanley :...... .. 193 156 147 Hauser ....... .. 175 139 ;113 Carpenten-, Crane ........ .. 135 130 107 Sanders .......... 158 142 125 MiJJer ........... 128 129 135 Claris ·········-··· 138 142 115 Funk ........... , . 137 123 130 Sblpfttten- McCabe 173 150 123 Earl ···-..... ,.. 139 144 172 Bailey ........... . CUnninghom. .. . Lacy -············ Norman ····-···· Allison ........... . ~lechanlca-- Ege ............... . Murch ... _ ...... . Mirkovich ..... . \Villcut .. . Burwell ........ . 147 172 124 111 113 190 183 120 135 162 149 1.37 124 148 i07 135 130 174 133 165 169 123 124 187 126 152 150 154 169 171 and Bud Wllhott. 18. muat be made to control lL In the Brtti.sb lsles or on the con-In service since March of 1942, of Mrs. Eitther T8.llman and Mrs. Some time tn April tbe annual The new program, whlch freezee tlnent thflt mea.eures up to the Capt. Statrord y,•as commissioned Dolore&e Morriaon. Mrs. A. R. Cln- Cballenge race .between the Loa prtcui of tbe above types of con-United States, according to a let-at Roswell Anny Air Field. New gras and •Mrs. Otto Dodd will have Angeles Yacht club and the New-sumer gooQe at the March 19 level ter received from him by HAr<'ld ?i-!exlco. in March of the rollowing charge or g1tts while refreshment.a port Harbor club will take place wlll attempt to distribute the price V. ·Hall. Costa Mesa Boy Scout-year. He hu seen service ovcrsea..e are being planned by Mesdames 'here, fOf' Dyer dinghJea, with lot.6' controls between manufacturers muter , In the .ABiatic-Paclflc theater, hav-Lois Thompaon,. Minnle Boyd, Ann drawn for boa.U. sk1ppen5 and and dtrrfbutort and retallen. The After going to P.O. E .. he "'ent lng flown a total or 30 combat mis-Weismann and May Buckland. crews. This ts one of the special retailer will not have to take the t o the British Isles end he wrttes: ffiotu11. He wears the Distinguished Those Vl.·ho will guide the affa.lrs event. of the eaWng eea.aon and f'Ull loed. New good• under the new "Wblle I Vl.'&a there I visited Lon-1 F1 ying Cross with one Oak Leaf of the Aux:iliary for the coming as many are members of both program will begin to appear on d on. Boy, that's a ;.big city and Cluster, the Air Medal \.\''.th rour ye9.r are: president, Mrs. Lucllle clube It 80metlmes finds Harbor shelves within the next ninety days 8\lrely ls old. Nothlng Ls very mnd-Oak Leaf Clusters and the Amatlc-Dodd; senior vice·president, Mrs. residenta sailing for the Lo8 An-and will be prlnclpally marked by eIJl. over here and 1'11 stick to the I Pacific Theater Ribbon. Mabel GingTaa; j\:lnior vice.presl- geles club. t:'lore children's clol.bee and men's States any day .... From EnE::land I A graduate or Newport Harbor dent, Mrs. "Minnie Boyd: chapla.in. The Painters, by virtue of t"!eir The six-meter boa.ta are racing work clothes at price ceiling which I went to France and now Belgium. H igh school, y,rbere he took part ln Mrs. Mabel Tallman: treasurer, three straight from the Tool every two weeks, with five boat& begin In the factory. With military When I ,,,re nt through France, I all athletics, he also attended Pasa-' Mrs. H ester Tallman; patriotic In- Room. cinched first place in the participating. di?mands tor cotton very high the surely saw a lot ot torn up towns I dena Junior coll ege at Pasadena. I structor, Mrs. May Buckland; con· league standing. With one more government will ration cotton and and the people were sick-looking. Prior to his enlistment he wu 1 ductress, Mrs. Pearl Brown; sec- night to go in the league tourna-Balboa Man"ne other s:Iothtng materta.J.s to tac-The Belgium p,eople v.·ould do al-employed vi.·ith the south coast guard. Mrs. J\.Dn wetsmann; and ment the hard hitting combina-torte's to the end that there will moat anything ror you. But I still Boat co. at Ne,vport Beach. mulriclan, Mrs:Ma.rian Kaasar. The tion of the Horvath fils. Al and d Pl be availapte more low cost cbil-think we have the best place and l fou r color-bearers who have been Francis, Al Walton. Pancho Em-Har ware ans dren'.11. clothing especlally, 8 point way or living In the world ..... G . L appointed are Mesdames Lois ····--" ~ ·-,, 1•~ Bach "One-A-Day" brand ~ltamla A and D Tablet ia ..,.Walent I.a Vitamin A ud D JOfUJCY to oa~ &Pd on~ball -pooafala of' Cod Liver Oil meetlnc minimum United ltaua Pharmacopeial Sta.!>- 4arda. A auffleient aupply of these two im~rtant vitamir s is as aeceoarY for you as it ia £or tbe children. YOU CAN INSURE ade- ~t..-.intake for you and·your family by oeein1 to it that eaGh llMIDber takea a "One-A-Day" Tablet nery day. . I TABl.ET A DAY IS AU YOU T AlE e~11. Malcolm Shannon, ·and sub· F E . at which the plncb bas been felt . Tell Capt. Field hello and that the ermans Jn uxur.y Thompson, Hazel Chittenden. Alice stitute Lee Gable kept up the or xpans1on tor •pj>e time. state guard helped me a lot In my Says Sgt. Geo. Muir Boyd and Evelyn Stock. eo...-. --.;w, Pl-· swift pace they have been setting The local community 8ervice army Ii!~· I Sgt ~rge Muir. son of i\1r. At the recent ceremony ln Seal ...,.._, libde bf tb9 oricinaton aDd Rider .. ,.. ....... 112 125 140 Toombs 141 115 162 Schroll 156 135 Slavett- Cole . . 145 162 186 all year and virtually swept the Plans tfor expansion and im-panel of the ra.Uon board is meet-Georg would like to hea.r from andi4 it rs. J ohn Muir. 321 Lindo EE~e~ac~h~~~·~hl~c~h~lnBt~~ll~u~te~d~t~b~e~n~ew;'.Jr~·~·~·~cl~A~l>e~~S~ol~-~~· ~~~~; Tool Room off their feet. A fit-provemehts for Balboa Marine Ing this w eek to learn the facts of some of Is old Costa Mesa friend!! avenue, is now stationEd inside ~ ting climax to this map) e Hardware, 911 Coast Highway the new price programs as well a.a and eenU!! his address as Pvt. (Germany, according to a V-mail mauling aggregation was the re-were announced today by "Larry" the 1945 picture of food ~ all George Spink, 39591575, Co. C, letter just received by his parents. joining or Pancho Emerson to the Brown: local manager for Brown wpplies. Membera of the )a.net 55tb Armd. Inf. Bn., A.P.O. No. l The sergeant has been stationed nneup last night alter his sojourn and Mitchel .owners. a.re uslJJtlnr ln eHorta to help the 261, c/o Postmaster, New York, in France and Holland. as y,·ell as McGuire ..... 151 121 146 Olristensen 176 121 146 Venal ..... 126 184 147 Broyles .......... 113 168 120 Palnter..- F . Horvath .,. 173 132 140 B 0 w L BAL B ·O A 2 4 0 2 in the hospital. I ''Present quart~rs will be en-retailers here and to inform the N. Y. in England, and he says .Jhat the I The Welders by taking three larged on the lot ~ately rast ccntrast ie remarkable. In the oc- from the Cari:>enters ousted the or the present store giving us ap-M G FO Stamp Club to cupied countries the people had I Sailmakers from second place. The proximately d<>_';lble .the store space fS. eneva X nothing and existence was a prob- 1 .al ·1' I f Pi k we now have sa.Jd Mr. Brown. D1"es •"n East Hold Auct1"on !em , Y.'hile t he Germans were found gent . Sffil 1ng . ace o n Y "The same ~rch.ltectural design Crowder was rrussed by all the .11 .1 d the entire frontage living in luxury on the spoils of the 1 bo:-hPin~fi hh~s donn~ .khaki I =~11 p~v~v~ over to a marine Word ha.a been received by Mrs. The opportunity to augment _co_n_q_u_e_re_d_. ________ _ . Th~ S~ilmak~rs were in there \ portion will be our main wa.re-the death or Mrs. Geneva F ox, other members Y.1111 be the f<'at ure will be assured of rece1v1ng the pirching in their attempt to hold house an~ the back a firep~f former Corona del Mar r esident. of ~e evening 1,1.·hen the newl.y-o:-1 price he_ wishe"·• Ten per. cent of their second place spot but the store for inflammables. The addi-who passed away Marcb 10 in a I gan1zed group of enthus1ast1c th<' profit on each sale \VIII go to I 1'-techanics were in aood fonn an<! x1ma J 2000 f h 1 b "' tion will ~ appro te Y hO!!:pital lo PenD3Ylvanla near the philatelists or the Newport Har-the tz;as~ o t e ~ u . Mesa took t"'·o from the sC'Cond placers square feet 1n area. • home or her son. · , I bor area meet Jt the home or AnTonc interested m the collec- LIQUOR SHOP and dropped thPm dO\\TJ a notch in "Our business has steadily in-Mrs. Fox was a member at the I M1·. <!nd \1 rs. K<'nt Hitchcock. 619 tion of stamps is urgl'd to be pres- the league standing. creased since its purchase f~ Newport Bea.ah Ebell club durtng Lido Saud. Lido Isle. on Thursday. cnt a t this meeting. 1822 ~ Newport Bl\•d. That fir<>t line or Ralph Ege's the Peyton company some Ume I her rel!Jldence here. and · of the The meeting "'ill be called to or- 1 wa_" a corker. He was bc-a!en out ago, and our present quarters are Wrtters' Club of Laguna Beach.I der by th<' president. Alex Herts, Fe r injuries he said he su"fered Plenty of Whiskey · of high game by a few pins but entirely inadequate for the pro-I: She was a sleter-tn.-law or Bruce 1 P et1y Officer 31c of the USN and last F'eb. 3 \l'hen his car \VR..~ in· 1 nevertheless it Y.'a." a dam good per showing of marine merchan-Barton ra.nious writer and editor. then "'i ll begin the fun or biddJ ng ,·clve~ in a eol 1ision on Coast High- 1 COSTA ~~A. CALIF. I line. The Slaves took three in a dise, new items constantly com· Mrs.' Fox and her bUBband. Wil-on coveted stamps o! other col-\•:ay, Corona. de! Me.r , Russel G. Phone Newport 44 r6w from the Shipritters. f ing in and the p~, courteous liam B. Fox, who preceded her in lections. Each member has bee.n Jones has filed suit in Superior DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH ORANGE Y:S OWN GORDON B. FINDLAY CONTRACTOR lnd B UILDER MAINTENANCE AND REP AIR OUR SPECIALTY Cabinet Shop Service Offlce Cabinet Shop ~4111 0.a..t Rlvd. 4n7 Sflth St. Phone 412 Ph. ZS88-J NllWPOBT BEACH, CAI.IF. I ~;:;;:;;:;:;;;::;;;;;;;;:::;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;1:~=Th;,:,;;e~m;;o;;n;;;;e:;;d;,;;m;;e~n:;,·l;;;a;s;;t ,:;n~;g;;h;;t=w;•;;re~ handling of the marme yacht and death by two yea:• first built a.I asked to mount separately his Court for $5000 damages. He nam- ;, boat men needµtg materlah. We home at Coat& M.;_ and laterlstamps to be put on the auction-ed Russell Anderson. driver of th!! are in Newport Harbor to stay aold It, building another at Corona I ~ee:'.r~·s~b~l~oc~k~·_2Th~e_'.'o~wn:."e'.'_r_'.'.of~t~h'.'.:e~1 ~o~th~e~r:_:c~a~r:._m~' ~v~o~lv~e~d.:..'.'..as~d~el~e~n~d~an~L=--~~~~~"".".~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RADIO SERVICE SHOP and have unboun&!d faith in the del Mar where they lived for RV-- A. W. ARNOLD community." eral yea.re before m.ovtng East. Gordon Hau~r of the Welders 2%.S% Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA Pb. Npt. BclL '9 who t6ok the high game with his ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~(~l~Mlle~~N~o~r~th~o~f~B~u~-~~·~D~IA~trt~o~t~);;;;;;;;;;;;~l224. For that good bowling he They were well known in the a.rea and had many friends here. gets a couple of dollars. 'The high series was taken by Chris Chris- L be d B "}d" M te • } tensen who gets two bucks for urn r an Ul mg a r1a S his 580. 'Ille low sertes w .. taken H. F. Sampson Buys Two Motor Yachts H. F . Sam.peon or the Sampson Bav Dislri!=l Lumber Co. by Lee Allison ot the Sailmakers Machine Wocu. 160< Newport 1 and he gets a dollar for his lowly boulevard, Costa Me.Ba, bas pur- Pbone 1160 4Z7. ch&eed trom. the Federal govern· 518 COAST WGHWAY AT THE ABCBES Next -week the windup ot the ment two well-known motor yachUI • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!league tournament will bring to-which have been uaed 1n patrol ;; gether the Sh.lpfitters and the work. One, the Seyelyn D , an all· "Satisfied Radio Service" NEWPORT -BALBOA -COSTA MESA l~ Newport Blvd. Pb. S45 Costa Mesa . Open 10 to 6 dally, exeept Smaday & Monday • DR. HORACE CADEN OPTOMETRIST Announces the Ojiening of His New Offices ..• ¥2 Block West of Former Location ·217 WEST 4th STREET Santa Ana GLASSES ON CREDIT Months to Pay Have Your EYES Examined Toda.y VISION FOR VlcToRY Welders; the C&rpenten: meet the at.eel 107-foot diesel powered craft Slaves, the Painters meet the Me--which formerly belonged to Paul chanics and the Setlmakers meet F, Johnaon and Seymour F. J ohn- t_h•e-T•oo-1 •Room.---------., I son of Seattle, went,.at auction for =' $21,600 while the· Pa.ragoo, 1orm- Q~ality Lumber and ' Building Material1 • COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. A. E. HOSTETLEft _ ... B _. ~ ~· _.,; ·-T. 1 . \JJ~,}. "i1·lt , .. ,. erly owned by1 ~llliam A. Ba.r- tholoma.e jr., Newport Beach, brought Sll,600. The Paragon La well over 1 feet• ln length and COC!llt cloee to $500,000 when new. She wa.a sunk ln the harbor in the storm of SepL 24, 1939 and wu ealvaged by the Cue Construction company and later sold to the Navy. Tb e former Orange county p&trol boat, wbJch bu been berth- ed at Wilmington, waa also BOid, being purchaaed by two Los An- gelea men, James,G. Duff and A. EL-Klein, for $2..M:'i. • • ' THE EASTER BUNNY I~ ON HIS WAY and when he visits your ~use, you ought to have some friends like those pictured above to greet him ... drop in to the SOUTH COAST HARDWARE STORE and see like them and so will arownups. HU••ARD'S ~;;{·,.. _..,,.. I ' ' our selection of whimsical pets ... the kids will • / HARDWARI A IMV-1110• Of lfU ...... »"I IOUJ11 COAST ~CO•PAMY40 •IP IUILDll• * ~&O AND CINTIAL~ MIWPO&T HACll \ • • ' - • Man mt by Lumber Pile Aak• $11,500 • by a a. Rl1'I tot ...,..,_ .. al4 be ...trend lat a O>lta.. Kea lum- bet' Jard ·when a pU. ot lumber fell .art ll1m 1ut Dec. 29. SAN'l'A ANA.~ to the He sued a w. Wrl&ht. Jolm -• ol SU,llOO haH been ultlod Wrlglrt, &Dd Jolm Wrllbt O>. and -..,----------~I Wrlght'o Lumber Oo., aDertns be WU hurt when be went •to the lum- ber yard u a cuM.Omer to maU a purchUe. Be cJ•tmed that the pile ot lumber feD. becauae lt wu im- properly otaclte4. ' BUY WAR BOND& CHRISTI~;s HUT Balboa, omia DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL BAR DINNERS ... BANQUETS Leonard Marshall, Manager IT #1'1 Ltirg1st }ftHUn • 17 S1orn"' S•rH Ya. ... w. '°r. 4th & Sycamore sANTA ANA • • • ' . rwww a••,.,. •wo AWM, J Jfea;•'* ;. 1' «>pr 7 0 "'.'••' .,,, .... .,, 1111. • H.' S. Spring Concert gk~:·'R:fuase Clark Gable ·s 'C~mbat C I f t P f FromJapPrison A . / t LJSQ uoD Of tlylag eomi.t .,... Ger-- many. I wtab every A.merlc&D cooJd ... It," etated a gunner who •w the rum a1nce hi9 recent re- turn from a tour Of duty In a atmtlar Heavy Bombardment group of the burotlDg 'flak,' oweatmg out the target, watchlns the bombo bit and praying Ilk• mad I<> get back -.fely u I had done tn the put." 0 or u er ormance . Frlendo Of the Peabody family, mer1ca . a "Trial by Jury," Gilbert and SUl- ltnJ:l'• on•act operetta.. drew a puked bowie at the annual oprtns concert preaented by ltudenta ot the Newport Harbor Union High acbool Friday evening, anct the perft>rmance WM a credit to atu- dent. and lnAructon alike. Flnt part of the Pf'OIT&m wu gtven over to the orcbeatra, di- rected by Marie Hteb8Ch, wbo gave u an opening number the ara- m atlc ''Ma.rcbe Hongroh1e," fol- lowed by "The Pied Piper of Hamelln" with tts strange fiute aolOfl. Then came "Star Du.t" with IU stngtng melody, and the cla. lng "Proceairlon of the Sadar," plea.sing with IU sprightly tempo and nowtng melody. The girls of the orche9tra ma.de a pt'elty pic- ture ln their pa.8lel formal gowns. Second part of the progn.m wu presented by the band, directed by Thomas Allen. They ma de a smart appearance ln blue coata with gold braid and white pant!. They play- ed two interesting nu m be r a, "March of the Steel Men" and "New Moon" overtare, t hen the lovely "Niobe," a romantic legend. and in cl~lng. the 11pirited "W~h ington Post" march, dedicated to one of Amer1ca'e gi-eateat newa- papeni, the "Washington P08t. The operetta WM notable ln It! acting, the cut giving their llnee with a fresh s:pontaneou11nese that waa most enjoyable. The princlpala took their parts well, and the chorus could not have been better. The girls were cbarmlng In thelr Edwardian costumes, and the gentlemen of the jury managed lo look both dignified and elderly. and at the same time su8Cepl!.J:>le. The Olle ot the ea.rllest famllte• tn Jocquelyne Benedict, Rudy • oun-On.nge COUJlty, wUJ regret "' 1.&m lu, Betty Clark. Qa}'Del Courcm.. that Henry Peabody, who operated Sidney Davldoon, a.toy DeGruoe. a plantation at LalB on tbe Gulf Nettle Durbam, Erneat Fuller, of Davao, died on J'anuary 23 tn C'hrtat.abel Gardener, Peggy J'obn: lla.nllo. Be bad been a prlaoner at eon. Marjorie J'on• Carol Kllpat: Santo Tomu but waa releued on rick. Carolyn Ktef~r. Patsy Mc: -!--anuary 23. Thil Word comes tn Mastera, Nadlne M:Wer, Cb.rlstlne & wire from Washington to Mre. Mooney, Betty Lou Moore•, Roele Blanche P eabody, of Alhambra.. Muniz., Bever!y Myen , Jack Rlcb2 former wife of Geo. T~ P eabody ard.lon Eunice Show Dixie Lee who ls also in the I11la.nde and wu Smith,' Jeanne Tho~eon; Sally lqt beard from a year or eo after Towle, Dorothy White. Joan WU-Pearl Harbor. k lnaon. Dolores Y oung. George P eabody wu at that Accompan~: Edith J acobsen. time a Hajor ln the Philippine A.Mlatant.11 of production we.re: trmy and flghtinJ? with lhe troops Businea a.nd publicity: M1M n Mindanao. The advance of Ruth Daniell. manager: Erla Shur-American troops from Zamboango lock . aaslsta.nt. la still a long wa.y from the Davao Stage set designed and executl'.'d Gulf eection of the Islands. Mln- by Mr . William Frink: Mr . Carl danao ta lhe largest of the Phlllp- Ott a.e:alatant pine Islands. Friend.a of George .,Make-up: Wanda Fuller, man-Peabody In Orange county are ager· Rosalee Cleveland.. Luella hoping to hear from h \m. Ea ,;ton. Chrbtabel Gardener. h Hen:;; Peabody· gre\v to man- Peggy Johnson, Virginia Smith. ood Newport and Santa Ana, Elaine Quarry. assistants; Miss where his stater, !.Ira. Powell still Ruth Froelich. advisor. realdea. The a~nlor Peabody con- Propettllea: James Gibaon. ma.n-duct ed a general 9t.ore on the New- ager· Sidney Davidson a.s9i!ltant. por t ocean front near 23rd s treet, Lighting· Bruce McGavren Jack and later the eon. George. oper- Caab · ' ated It untU lt was eold. He joln- ~umea: Mrs. Alice Deck. ed hl11 brother Ln the Philippines tn 1927. Progl'8.m.9 and posters: Mr. Jack Nolan, Mr. Leonard Thompson. Membeno ot the orchestra: Flnt • Costa Mesa News vtollna: Marth& Muon. J'amea Steffenson , James Edwards: aecond violins: Louise Smith, Nancy Pier- eon : double ban: Helen Boys; flute: Richard H omby; clarinet: Mra. Jennie Emerick Of F\Jller- ton baa been the guel!t of Mrs. Calla. Viele. 2109 Harbor boulevard. She was called back before the end ot her visit a.a her grandson. Harry Dalley, was arriving from many montha' duty ln the Aleu- tians. 'On~. March 211 at •lsbt p.~ the public wW be afforded the rare opportunity of ... 1ng ac- tual war filma Clyde Aaben, di- rector of the Balboa USO an· nouncee a abowing of "Combat America" at the USO rooma. "Combat Ame.rlca " wae photo- graphed and edited by Major Clark Gable wbUe serving with the 351st l{eavy Bombardment Group~ ln England. He also aerve11 a.a na.rra· tor. The film follows the F1ying Fortreaa cr ews of this grou p from the end of their tralnlng In Colo-- rado to actual•combat m•er Ger- many. It tells a powerful story of the crews and how they live, bow they fight and how Uley play and real. This ls truly a great documentary film . capturing for all time t he Ufe and death of the· men who fly the .. big ones" as th ey atfectlona.tely te r m their ain:ran. "Comba t America" la a full length feature. ln color and la used by the Air Poree && an orentat!on pictur e for It . When I saw it I forgot I was ln a thea ter, I was right back .u p there shooting back a t attack ing Holohan of Orflla, Ontario. Can- ada, left by plane today tor Van- couver, British Columbia. w here .she will visit her slater before re- turning to her home. Among the many news arrival! via the stor k route IH Seaman 2fc and Mrs. J ames Wright'9 son bom March 18 at St. Joseph h06pltal. H e weighed ln at 7 pounds, 11 ounces. German flihtera, ecared to deat.b ln Encland. ''Tbere I• not.h.lng glamoroua or 'Hollywoodiab.' about It.a men in training. "Thia la not a propa.ga.nda pic- ture, It la really a true preaenta- Thia showing iJ!I made poulble through courtesy ct Standard Oil Company of cau:tornl.& 8.D..d." their local . distributor, Mr. Clayton Thom peon. U N F I N I S H .E D F U.R N I l U R E See Our Present Display of Unfinished Furniture! • Brighten Up Your Horne With Some of These New, Attractive Pieces • CHESTS Wi de Variety of Sizes Ve neer Drawer Bottoms DESKS Child's Wardrobes Chairs Beds Many attractive patterns to choose from ! All economically priced. Choose your own color scheme . . . futish it yourself. EASY TERMS ,---------------------------· i bride was beautiful and appealing, and the judge waa only to willing Norma Gehre; E-flat alto saxa- phonea: J. R Connell. John Fow- ler: French born: Rudy Chambers: flr9l trumpet : Joyce Ann J ones: second trumpet : Dick Cramer; tromlx>nes: Evelyn Rea, Erla Shurlock ; percua.slon: Ca I ve r t Leatherwood; piano: Robert Beard- Dixie Lee and Leonard Hall, children ot Mr. and Mrs. H arold V. Hall. 27 4 E. 19th street. will take turns this v.:'eek aa gue9'la of their grandmother, Mrs. earl H all ot Loa Angeles. Mr. and M.rs. Russell Smith, 2206 Nev.'"?Ort boulevard, an re~ celving the felicitations of their friends on the bi rth ot a daughter born at St. JoBeph .hospital on March 21. SANTA ANA FURNITURE YOU'LL BE HEARING Tiq; NEWS of VICTORY on the SAME RADIO YOU NOW HAVE ... u ,. •• Ir-1' I• nod ••Ir.lac order. We Ml•• the ••~ othfll' radS. .,.pp U. ...,. • 1talrot e.aperi ....ti• reoalr - GUAlLANTEED %4-BOUR RADIO lllERVICE SHORT CIRCUIT Radio & Electric 515 r-• Bay Froai, At the Ferry I.Anetta,; BALBOA near P alm Plto-.e X.-wpori a.-b 1813-1' • I • • • CLIFF , J.OYE'S SERVICE I I 500 WEST CENTRAL A VENUE EVERYTHING IN AUTOMOBILE SERV~CE ELECTRICAL WORK A SPECIALTY Complete Line 9f FAN B-E LT S For Automobiles And Refrigerators CI,IFF JOYE ' Automotiv9e Motor Specialist Douglas Ga~oline Tires, Tubes ' and Auto Aceessories • • to be appealed to. The defendant may have been a scoundrel, but be wu not without attract ion. sley. Aolarie H!ebsch dJrected the prcr ductlon and characters ln the order of their appearance v.;ere: Usher. Hov•ard Hager: defendent, John Martin; learned judge, Ralph Frei- tag ; counsel tor plaintiff, Ray J ones ; plaintiff Angelina. Patricia Barnhouse : foreman of the jury. Richard Harper. After several weeks spent In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc· Ala.ry, 250 Broadway, Mrs . Nan Band members: Fiute. Richard Homby; clarinet: Nor ma Gher e. Constance Shook, Bill McMillan. Mary Barnes; saxaphone: Vivienne Crover. Eddie Wll'cox: French horn : Rudy Chambers: comet and trumpet: Bob Slaughter, Joyce Ann Jones. Ronald Rima. Dick Wallner. Russel Hampton. Paul Robert3on, Ralph Nable. ~fe.rcus Moruren; trombone: Quincy Cass. 1 George !.'lcKeeban. Evelyn Rea, Save Time! The ad LI probably ln the News-'nmes! COMPANY 1.26 \\'EST FOURTH Thos. R. \\1lllams SANTA ANA Brldesmaldao : Ruth Aldridge. Bonnie Fellov.:•s , Patti Gould. Jean- nie Lou Grund. Jackie Tarrant, Patricia Tscholl. Gentlemen of the jury:' Rlchard Cramer. James Gibson, Dean Hall, Lee Uonbarger. Robert Smith, William Van Horn, Stewart Vaughn, Rudolph Loera. Calvin Mclulle, Ario Nieman, Tony Rouaa. Spectators: J e a n Alexander. Genny Andenon, Ronaly B&rne8, ' An~ Maga1 1ne List ed and Thi s Newspaper. Both fo r Price Shown 0 Amak:m lhull Growu A 75 OAmericm Girl 1.50 0 Amttk::an Home, t Yn.. 1.71 QAmerlam l'oal"J J""""'1._ !.M 0 A•lalion. in Rniew 4.00 0 c.aw.g All GIJla l.s& O Oilld Ufr 4.00 0 Chrbtian RenJd 530 0 CoroMI ···-·-·-·-4..50 I 0 Co<ftct EDg1Ub .... D Counlrf Gcu1tmian. .5 yn-__ s.oo O Elude M wic M~Dr.-·--· f-50 O Fann Jouni.al I: F~• Wife !.M O Flower Grown _ 5.75 Q HOURb old ..... !.65 lJ U brrty Maptlne UO 0 M2g:ldne Di&est --.... 0 Naliopa} Digac: Monthly--.... O National Li•cstod; Prodacu_ 1.71 O Nature (10 ....... l! Mo.)_ 4.09 0 <)pa> Road (12 I&, 14 Mo.)_ l.IO 0 Ou1doon (12 W4 14 Ma.)-1.110 0 .......... ..__ 5-75 O Path.finder 1.00 0 Pho<opby -· l.IO O Pou.ltry Tribune %.6& 0 Raden 0..-5.15 D llrdbook --· 4.21 0 Sdmtt Wu.tnled f..11 Erla Shurlock. AnnouncemenU!: Davis & Gay Music Co. Death Comes to Mesa Visitor Funeral 8f!rvices were held Tues- day at 10 a.. m . tor Mrs. Mabel Evelyn Vance, 42. w ho died Fri- day afternoon at the home of her mother . Mrs. C. H . Rosenbaum. 302 W ilson street, Costa Mesa. Sbe had arrived ln Costa Mesa only a few days pr eviously. coming fr om w,u.onvllle. The dec:eued la survived by her mother. Mrs. Roeenbaum; two daughters. Mrs. Dorothy Igo and Mlsa Patricia Vance, Coat.a Mesa: one granddaughter. Barbara Igo; a sister, Mrs. Ethel Nellans of Oakland, and two brothers. W. C. Brovro ot I.A Habra and Geor ge Earl Brown ot Bakeratleld. Services were held a t the Grauel Vbape1 with the Rev. Carl J ohn- son offlclatlng, and interment wa.e: tn Welrt.mlnater Memorial Park . Army, Navy, or Coach Lamp Cafe? That popular little cate, the Coach La.mp, MM West Central avenue. Is clo8"d this week and thereby hangs a tale. It Is run by \·.•, .. ) young ve te ra~~. ~eorge R. Kopp. who bas been out of the navy tor more than a year and receives a pcn8ion. and Bob Frank- lin. who v13.S diachnrged :rOC'l the army. They recently openea the little cafe near the East Ne\1/'POrt. mar· k et , and have cade many frii!nds. Thia week George rec el ved word tha t be was to appear Thureday for a pby11lcal examination, and If he pusee lt he will be in the army. So the cafe la closed, to re-open April 3, when we hope George will be b&bk to atay. It b e Isn't ,, Bob wtll 9lill be the re, provided he can get adequate help. • 0 Sdcntiic _...... -o -ue 1 Balboa Circle Sews B ~ =. ::: For Relief Drive O The H...,..,_.,,.. 4.00 O The Womaa l.50 0 Tnte: Coma U5 o n-• ..., s.ao 0 u. !. eu.aa s.u D \Yal1 DiJDeT'I Oomla I.SI O Yoar Life ---· UO ........... "l''!IMI T TIAI, 9Uli Tall WWI . . "USE THIS COUPON ''New Growth"'. which a ppears at Easte r, was the subject of the devotional chainnan. Mrs. John Elliott, a t the meeting_ of the Bal- boa Orcle held WedneedaY at tbe home ot Mn. Minnie Baker, Anade avenue. In keeting with the Eas- ter season she told of how "through John'• ey~ ,.., cllscOYer the mysteey of the resun-ecti<lll". 1 CJ.tt4 .... .,..~ ~--a.I --" •. tor John wa.s the one who went I ""',_ '° don -'f '°'"'. I 1nto ')he tomb, and saw wltb bis I Cmtlemm: I mdca ~ mind, u well as wtth his eyes. I Pleue -... u.. ......_ I I m. with a reu"a aublcrfpticm 10 1 Mrs. Elliott was chairman of 1 '°"' ~-the meeting in the absence of the i j president, Mn. Weatherford. and I N___ 11 the group talked about the ba- 1 SL. • •-F. D zaar and planned potluck lUJ\dleon I ,._ o.,. 1 wmctt they are p1a nn;ng, to be ' -:-· -• I held in the cblln:h In May, u they NEWPOR"' ..,.. lo.IDD~R --ao mending clotbln& far •.I. n.n;nov the AB N.-clr!Ye. 'lbe Dl!Xt PUBIJSBIN<f_ CO.. :""::_ ~~~t ~ sou w. CMRlll l&ve. Pll<e. • '~ . ROEBUCK &. CO. -AMERICA N Long Beach ~---------------------~---~~~~----------:;_ __ _ ANY MAKE . 100%Credit 12 Mos. to Pay • Pa~ Waxed and Polislied Fenders Straightened Bodies Repaired Frames Straightened Wheels Aligned Motors Overhauled Motors Rebored ·ALL WORK GUARANTEED HARRISON PONTIAC co. SANTA ANA • I • • ..... - A Lecture on Christian Science Entitled • Christian Science: Dominion ahrough Obedience to Law . . .P1 Anno E. Benog, C. S. B. of Colomb..., Ohio .. _._ .. tlM ...... .. '-f; ......... n. ....... a-d. n.. F1nt a-.. "' QrW. .............. ---.. --~ ,- Tb.la lecture ~ given under lbe au.spice& of Flr!ft Church or Chrt1t, Scientlst.. Newport Beach, to. Newport Harbor Union High 9Cbool auditorium. Sunday a.tter· DOOll. March 25 at 3 o'clock . Tbe lecturer v.·aa .introduced by Fn!:d Briggs. a former Flnrt Reader of the cburcb. Mrs. Herzog spoke at t:.tanti&ll y as follows: Tbe 1M:turer spoke substantially u follows n>e chlld begins bl.I mathematical c&iCulat1om by learning that one 1.0d one are two. Later with mature ex- penenet: he ma; be calculatlnl matJlen.attcally 1n terms or llj:h~ ~ and astronomJcal distance&. It ao. be ha.s had tu t.ra vel the Iona J'08d or exper1en~ tn strict obedience io the iaws of DJ.&thematlcs. OnlJ UDdevlatJng obedience thereto could s:ve ..o bun the mastery. the vuter oullook of hJ.5 1ater year.s. Thus it Is in the great problem of apirltu11. growth and prO£Tes.s. Only I bJ accurate obedience to dlvtne law can ont increase his proOciency In a pplyffit!. that law and thl,.l.b aehleve I areatet benenL~ 1 rrom tne .law·s ap- phcatl..;n One 01 the lnten!stlog U· ! 11.a-trau •. ns m the Bible. ln\'Olvlng 1V:X>grution of the dom1nl0n to be derive<: from ooedlence to Goers de-I 1nlllld.s is that of th~ centurion wbo tmploreo Jesu.s tc heal h1s servant. You may remembe1 that ~e cen- turion told J~u.s not to trouble to come to his house. "but say tn a word. and m> servant shall be healed. For I a.1ao am a man set unde. aulhortty, having under me soldlers. and I say w:ito one Go. aDl' be goeth: and to another Come, and he cometh; and to my M:rvant Do thts, and he doeth tt.•· _.And we are told that Je.au.s marveled at the man's intelligent faith and said to the people that tolloweo h1m .. I have not found 50 sreat raith. no. not ln Israel" Evidently the centurion recogn17.ed lhat Jesus could not manifest the dom.truoo that be dld except as the ttpff!6eot?tive of a higher power, -.en Goo. In like manner the cen- turloo nim.selt bad no authority ei:- cept a.a It wa,., "delegated to him by ea ...... Christian Science teaches that healing ot any probleru---5uch a.s sln. aictness. lack. loss. or fear-<an be Wtirkt'CI out onl7 through complete reliance on the supreme l.a\\'giver. aod through strict con!ormlty to I divine 1aw What L5 thl.s law? Whence CCIJles 11? How can we utillz.e It? I • • ' _....,_Sddf.~ J<SUI' lllt -Cllt ~ be )It, ,rl"' men en•bled Mra. MdJ to #IW<e tn • "" dUferent anct mart m-!Js•u.... -Id lb&!> be, .w be 'l1lloo uce1Jed that. of bar cootem- PD-~ el'en u dJd trli. A b!'W but ou11faM1n1 Uper1ence ot my We did much coward ezpla1D- l%1¥ io·me Lbe reuon tor Lbetr peat.er YbkliD UM m~ 1f1tben m,. but- band and 1 Wert OD a traiD &~ prva.cb.u.a Lb~ Ca""d!ag Roet• n ~ abu1.1l four o'duck and weDt ou\ \o tbe vl»ervaUon platform. We were aitUoc b:I t.bti d&4 fac:Uia tut 9ben Ult tra1D went around a curve and turnfid tiur pu '° t.be west. There, ln a WOl'ld of mldniabt cl&r1neaa, -• perlec<U blac& ....... tbe DWISt awe-ln8plrillc ~ I eYeJ saw. Grut Jagpd peab ot fiery to&e color towered in t.be &Q ahead ot ua. After our Ant thrWed u~ent we realLted \ba& the stupeDC?OUI hetcb& ot the Roc:klel made 1' pogaible fw Uiem to catch tht: sunJ.iabt. boura belore Che pl&1n even hllited o! mornJ.na. Then. that minute. It came to me. "Why that ~u the W&J the c:oa- sc.ousneu oI Jum and ol Mrs. Eddy m~t nave reJ!ected the rays of Truth. Their thouaht towered ao h1&h c1.b0Ve ana beyQnd all others that they caU&bt tirst the aiorJ or reality. 'nle light or Truth &hone on their lives, and was expressed In their acb.levementll while m&n)' or tllelr oontemporar1es were enveloped ln the Jarknes.s cJ mater1allty. That vb;lon 01 reality which Uley beheld. ttley were able to unpart to others. That l'Tuth which they saw, they demon.:.trated ln thelr Uves that men m.gr.t .see and foUow lt. • Mary Baker Eddy wa.s the Dis- cclveru of Christian Sclence and the Founder of The Motber Church and \ts bra:1chea. She is the Leader of the C~ristian Science movement for ah time through the provlston.s of the Manual of The Mother Church anc her other writings. She obeyed the tav.~ ot dlvine Principle 50 well that s.t\P sa"l rar oeyond the usual coucep: oI God lltld man and re&llt~ ini.. tht Scienle of Christianity. She sa"' th. allness Jf God and the noLh- lnGness uf any opposing beUef so well lh11.t shi: demoruitrated the po\\'er of good In her own experience to a wonderful degree She saw the true expreSSJon or God'!! man so clearly that She healed countless ca..seis of sin and sickness. She reallud the Wl·rld's need for love and ucder- st.scr1Jng so v.•elJ tha1 she founded a church whlcli should ··relnstate primltive Chri.stlanJty and IUI lost elemen: of heallng" !Manual, p. 17l. Everv acUvU.y of this church Ls for t.hf' purpose of healing sin and sick- ness. Its reason for being Ls the demonstration of the Christ, that act1ve. loving. healing influence for gc.od which Jesus knew and demon- stra~ so welL Unless a branch of The Muther Church Is expressing the c~rist-oonsciousness; unless It ts I heallnR the slcit and sinner. comfort- 108 the sorrowing and eontused. llgbttng the darkened. and demr'l- st:-atln.:. warm and friendly love to al) mer.. It Is not fulfil ling Its pur· pose The Churrh 01 Christ, Sclen- ti.s~ a.a already stated. wu founded by Mrs Eddy No branch church hu any other founoer or leader. Every Joyal Christian Scientist strive8 t-0 renect 1n1partial and universal Lo-.·e, and c1. branch church grows ln It.a ! loving welcome, It! heallni activities, Its joy<:>us splrituallty, tn the degree that its members are living the Chrtst-truth of Cllrtstlan Science. What b lo Be ObeJedf Spiritual law Ill operation is the actlvlty or divine Mind. What then SI this Mind from whence law comes? O'l page 115 of '"Science and Health With Key to t.heo Scnptures." Its author Mary Baker Eddy, has de- ftned Ck.cl as: ·•Divtne Principle, Ute, Truth Love \ Soul, Spirit, Mi nd." With tne exception ot dJvine Prfn- c!ple eac..h one or these words ts em- ;byed Ill th~ Bible to detlne the na- lure of God f't'1'e of them. Mlnd, apirit Soul, Life and Truth, were thus employed by Mo.5eS, IUld Love qr1A& uRd by John u •·synonym tor 1 (iod. Each or\ngs ou( a llttle dlf- Mrs. Eddy says ln Science and Health, page 332, "Jesus demon- strated ChrLst: be proved that Christ Ls lhe divine idea 01 God-the Holy Gl1cst. or Comforter. rtveaUng the divine Prlncfp!e, Love. and leading tnto all truth." Bow the worl!f'aeeds that comforting truth. that C'hristly lov~. that revelation of dlvlne Prin- ciple I Obedlence to the rules of Chrlstl&.n Science does lead lnto all t'"Ulh. lerent asi)«t of that lnfinlte term, Real Msn Obefl Priaclple Deity-" term so dltlicult to det\n! As h...s been said. !j)trttual la'# lD. SD bwnao Ia.nauaa• I operation ls the a~liv1ty bl divine MJ:~ Eddy ~se: t.he wor_d '"\rln-Mind Man·s real being expresses 1 etplt In denning God. Pr1ncJp,f-IS that acti\'ity In obedience to law. tbe ifeat First Cause. that which The real you the real man, 1s the b&se5 c.ec1cte::. aod controls all true crration of God, the Idea of Mind, being ~l_lat. which Ls sttong. reliable. the manifestation of Prlnctple. the and unnev1au1.g Lite.ts a synonym reUeC"tton of Love. He ts the likeness !~~:;~~1b:eet~~t~~~ ~n~~~~ ot Sp!1it, the lmage of Truth, the ing activity. na.:monious contlnUitJ. child o.~. Liie. ff:1S business \S t.o obey t.no uncea~tng power are attributes the dl\tne requirements ot the syn- O( Lift Trutli "5 God, perfect, ac-onym.s of God. What do 1 mean by cu:ate. and bee.Ung Lo\e ls God, tnat? I mean this In part. lI one ls teft.Cler pov.-errul intelligent. and persisrt>1 tly .thinking of b1s origin as e~rhu1t1ng Soul ts God; tt ls radiant, ctci li\'E M1nu or our heavenly &1.nless consc.Jousne~ Spirit 1s God, Fathe.r, one must, obviously, be incorporeal nr.d ever present, as all· cla.tming for ntm.seU the QUa Utles of pervading ano as beneficent a..s Ls the ~d ~uch a.. wtellJgence. e.fficlency, active, w!Se. and never-falllng Mind alertn~. anci wisdom. II one ls 1 111hlch ~ God. It Ls such a ooct. the th111k.1ng of himself as.i.he expression one &ncl only God. from which dlvtne Of Love naturally be must be acting law emanates. • llJce ao expression of Love. This Par many vell11i the teachinp of means that he will be kind. wtae, Ule phvSlcal scientist& were. 1f not tru~ndl.~ helpful considerate, and tn.nkly atheisUc. at leut deddedJ;,' comp&&.ionate ln all bis bum.an con- nunrellgious. It I.lo encouragt.na to tact.a RHUzing one.self to be the kno• that for some yee.rs now the;tr n!OecUon of Llfe one w111 ellmlnate au.ttudf' hu t>ttn changing. 'r.lua from -'Omcloume:sa ~he bellef.s or Ule noLed ~Hsh physicist. Slr W~f!.&. dl.'!ease l.Od ln&cUvtty. Art.bur S . Eddington, says 1n h1I n.18 trill remove fear of siclt.neaa, book, ''The Nature of the PhystcaJ cont.aglon. tn!ectloo an~ all the dart World' (p 338): "The Idea of a unJ-beliefs .:f age failure, loss. decrep.1- ftl'a&l Mind or Loeos would be. I tude -.nd death. The life tbat man think. a fairly plausible tn!erence re.necr.a trom God. and he has no from the preaent &tate ot scientific other Ille. ttnows no change, de- &beory : a' least tt t.s lD b.&rmOOJ ter10tatl~. or end True We lJ DOt wtt.h tt.." And tbe distlnguisbed anected by age or time; lJ not sad- Amenean seler.tlst Or. Robert A-aened bJ loss or loneliness; is not MJ.llltllL has said on pap-57 of hla: shortened by d1sea.se or lnJury; la not "'Sde:Dn-and Wft ... "It ~ to me endt"l! D} 'frat' Ol death. None ot theee M ob"f'lous u bnathtn& th.at enfl' evtlA ear kluch Lhe real man, lJ!e•a man •no ls sumctentlJ tn hb eeriae1 vtac.t'OtUI and JOyous upress.ion. to recqrn1ze bb o•'ll tnabWty io com· Jesus proved tbia clearly when be prebend the problem of ex:11teoce, n..ued from the dead Luarua. and to understand whpnce be h.tmaelf the ao11 ot the -1dow of N&iJl, and came and wh1Lhtt he b eotnc must wben nt healed cases oJ 'Sin and d1a· tn tbe yery a.dmls!ion of that0 tano--ease. Chria:ttan Sd~tbt.s. klO, are 1'&nC9 and nnlteness reeoirnize the proving these l""t spb1tual facts, Czlltentt of'a Something, a Power, a when through undenta.n<Una them 8eU:c 1n whom and beeaUae of Whom theJ' are bea.llna themselves. er bl bbmrlf 'UTeS aod moTtlll and bM o:Lbera. of lin. dneue. lack, and aot· bit be1oa · Th.at Potoe7'. tl'ta:t So1ne--row. A 'fast ~ouse oI aut.benU-#uaf rut lrtnewec. ioc call God."' caLed teA'timoa,y w 1ueb Dea.Uni hu n ta. a arut saUstacuon to !mow been accumlllaUn&:. Lhrougb &be Ula& 1UCb dLltln:guisbed pb,.ucal .ct· yun, I.I" the ~ ot f'b C1'rtltin enc.a u-e beS'nnLni to a.pproacll. Sei.nloCe Jou.raal and the C~• ~ Ulelr kma and te:arnecS Scince S«ftt111a.. .W, 11>e UUU>I 11>at -tioD .Joel' lllw. U expldn"'--ID Ille Tm Md ipU1tU&1 rnmuoo naYe mad• c.::tmm>1.cbnenla. and tbt tnebtnp Pw" tc Ule srsi teUcSoua tbtnten ol ChNU&a 8t:feno! reQUlrel mao WI ce ib9 ..-. 1 ~ Ood"a aatun Otowtzc mto I 0 '1 .. n.&. 12» ~-don OI oar ..atbood M lbat ,_ mac "1 srowlllS OQ\ al Ille Wbft> I dJoft -Ille blllo al INUof 11>oi ft -_.., II Ibo -.. -.. -....... people.---·-a1.a11. Ol>-lll al ~ _...., --•• "'n>o llfli,Q>-.. Cblllt, -tbe9ocderofeb&tb.umanW1.beCUD UM. -ad Kt !Jllao.J,• Mr& atiQ • --ID ----'"l'ndb. 1111. """ -an Ibo Ill-*" -r-tar --.,...,...,.._ u tll07lllll 4' -,..~~ .... -.. a totaDJ m ..a '"' n • m --.._ at llli do e 11• Ill- • • • ' ' nww-'••.11()& K•w.,..•• -~ ~. La11 I do ao4 l ' • • tfwpsA di *• co~n~~,~-;~~~;~~~~~~~:.... ________ _ j 'J ... -lbe l>erlect 'Qod ""' boft been tal""1I ol>ou l ""'l"d --~ •bt:n Be kl>OWI QO dream of eTf'OI ID repl.J 1 •uld c:aJl fOUl •'..enu )0 to Ult tad. Cha) ID mat.be- mit.ttca ltl demunatratect laWI baff tu be Obe)'ed :.11 we set wrona answera to our problem.a "'" brtdae builder hu to obey tbe la~• ot eog1~ or b.11 brtda:e coll&p::.m. Tbe •inaei muai obey ~ rules relattns to b:'U.tlur& and tone production or Illa a1nstn& ii bad. 'Ibe gunt.hmeot tor nol o0iii!11n& the law ta, lo every cue, defl'C"UYP performance God·• a.w. tJWbed ln e==em 'lbaL our' num&IJ llvea have beeD faLJ'b' JefecUve oo one ~llkl don7· That !s because we hav DO\ c.ltarlJ lmown and obeyed lhe ~nll• ot U't'b::J&. We may hav been fol· lowtna the rulea of O\IJ' human pro.. feuion quite mi:=ttculoualy. tbua mU· Iii& a meuutt of auecms o1' tt. bU\ we m.i.1 have p1U.fulb oec:lected that tu lll'ftter prof~ at be1nl Ood'• eJprealOo. 'Ibat ta wbJ we may havr uperlenced disappointment., untul4lled amb!Uom , fears. truatra.- Uona, and failures However •ell or howevet poorly we ma:y have been .rucceecb.DI' 10 ow profeutonal CD' bUS1n~ tJfatn, heret.ot0l1!. we aball handle them more auooesstully when •~ are hourly st.1vtn1 to brLOa out, thro~b thee human activ:ltlea. the tni.elllgent and lovely qualltles of lnftni~ Mind. Much of the world ta ena~ in what we call a proresaion or a bua.tness. That activity cl&ima to determlne one's supply, usefulness, and opj:Xlrtunlty. ChrLstlan Science teacbt" Lhat true activity 1.s an ~tern.al fact; that it ts never Umlted, prevented. obstructed. or curtalled. We n~ to know that the real man comt&ntly expres3C~ tbe raculUes of Mlnd. He b&..'1 perception-true, broad, mental vLs1on. He has appre- h!n.•lon-tnte!Ugent Qulclc . •nd ac- curate understanding. In tact, the rea.J man expre.-.. e.s all of the act1vt· ] t1e3 and qualJtle.. of Mind. unchanged i by any beUefs ot heredity, envtron- menr hlstory. tlme. war. or accident. Each one of lLS must clatm these qualities ~ his own and then demon- strate their pos.resslon. The ChrLstlan .SCleotist knows that he cannot claim good ror hlmseU anCI nol tor others. That which truly bl~s one blesses all, as Mrs. Eddy teaclles One Illustration of that truth In a matter N!latln&" to bu.slness I.! the following. A very productive and prosperous rarm wa.s condemned, among l!thers, for the establlshme.at or an aviation neld. The wife of the man who owned It wu a Christ!an Bc1entls1 and when this happened both wert! very much troubled and sought the aid of a Chr16tian Science practlt1c.ner. They promt.sed the practitioner full co-operation and lmpllcl' obedience to whatever thla tel\cblng required of them In the workln~ out 01 the problem. Com- plete :iarmonlou.s , and satlstactory sPttlemt·ot of the transaction wu brought about .JY acknowledg1n1J the exlstenct or only one Mind. God. and by rt!all7.lng man·s obedience to H1m. lt was clearly 1ttn that all oonnect.ed with the trllll.U.Ctlon were govern€.d by Mind and blessed by obedience to Mlnd Tile negotlatlolll!I toot kveral week.I. but no trouble of any kJ.oo wu experienced by anyone concerned. When the bu.Ynes,, was compleLely settled the a ttorney wh• wa.s acr1ng for the group tak.lna over th<" proJ)f!rty said. ''Thl.s L! the Ont. se.ti'!ment that 1 have known In whl<"h there was no other attorney, no Lawsuit involved. and no bard reeling:. l\DYWhere Bu.alness a.tfalrs. wt.enevPr thus lntelltaently worked O\lt t::i obedlen~ to Love and Mind, d bles. .. all oonterned, u thl.s little tn1.'den• ufustrates. Our experiences. our human Uvu, arP plainly produC't& of our thinkina. Th ll.! the consclou.nese which la broadly 1ntelllR:~nt. 971.sely active, honesUr unselftsh constantly ex- ptt:Ctan1 b not goln@: to be external- ited int limit.e<.. meager. human ex- pt"-lenet-If our days seem beset by Jack or monotony by little Interest, success or opportunity: It la our th1nkh.g that needs ;:hangtng. Oet a gHmpse or Mind's va.stnes.s and man's ur.limlu-d aotllty to express that Mind. Turn to Principle with re· !htnce and wl!Ungness to be Jed. Ex- prtss ~,·ery quallt.l of God 1n every posslbJ,. way. by molding your will to tht dlvl11e . The divine will ls alwa}·s good < 1beyed 1n business lt will rr.ean .ne manlfel!ltatJon of Industry. tn.egrlt\ intelligence. resourceful- uess a11d right initiative. The spirit· ually-m!nded bwinessman knows thttt ooportualty to express and tx- P"· •t-n•'P good l!5 constant. not Inter- n.i t ten• Ht rnows that the fruit.age of splr11 ually mental actlv\ty is ade- quate 11 r all man·s nee&. Be Ir.nows that t.ht judgmen1 and decWveness which · eftect divine Mind are never falling and neve-r misleading. Cort\p!IC11Uoru1. lnju.stlces. loues, and rauures cannot involve the re&l man fl they sttm at times to race us. tr.•e net"<! a ftrmer faith. strongeor as.surAuce of God's prl!R'nce. a.od a cl.!att,. reallu.tlon of the changeless fact )f perfrttlon StandiOB thua. 0~1~n1 to \ntelltgence. faithful to r\jht r-rtnp eventu1.. dominion over ~\-('Umstances Each such eXpertenoe br•ngs 4J"'atet faith to Ood. clearer realtzat.lon that all ls mental. and gT>'ater prot\cienCJ lo keeptng ttough · obedient to the eternal tr\lth!! vi being. tmprovtna: the end- lt'S! oppnrtunltles to tt.ftect God will on11R P\·er broader oppon.unltiea into t\uma .-experlence. Mental retusal to acceot rnersaJ o1 good :>r truatra- Unfl ll effort. 1t.abiliua irowth aJ- ~ady II"&de Today ma.n1 ~ !&Cini problems ot P"eaJ1ustment and rtcoostructJon. T'1e m<>rr clearly llFP ~ that DO rt· allty ha.sever been out of &dJ~tment and so none need! reaCIJuatmmt. the m.n ::1nc1entl:J we lhal' be able CO remed1 mc:b numan difllcuJUes. 1be m~ """-1'1J •e tee tbal notbiJla real hu e-ter been destroyed. t.be more ably n abo1l Or1!ll !bot Olli ID hu- man qptrlmce u recoastrucUon. strain ~on. pulb aod bUIT1 &tt DO p&M o1 Ufe God tllua oo pu1. of• man ffetme them Ten.aao means ,.... -'""" llamlllc; car-,_ lhai. .._ bumlll\J ... clear ---Ood oiaoo .. -......... "' -"' '"t::' Puob -b11r17 -• ..., ~ lbO . ___ .....,ll _lllQ. -=u:-.:.."""=b = --:h"' -~~:.:=.~ ----1 ~- ---.W• 1&&v-e °"° 001WQertos t.rYe MllOluse Cll«WY w1r.nou' .numan ap- OOCl-lmp4red \aw out tbere _... '° pllcStion Two dlctlooory dtllnlttona bl m&.uJ' thlQp called law that are andet' ~· U'fl: "'CO acqUite ""more 1·000\ll"ed tti lhe brea.cb lhan p:rofteleo.ey,"' &nd "to 'PW'lue a pro- LLe obee"a.oot.' Tbne are counter-f 811oo acUW:ly.• Tbua, acUveJr co fen. ~s at 1 1upposlt1Uo1.11 01orttl..I punue ~e applkaUon ol Ood"s laWI mlnd, tuppor\e'· not by Truw. buL t.o bu.man Pf0bltm1 11 the wort of 11 .. ha1.1·tual 1•c1A1 bf:Uel. oy pitl.)'!<1-the CbrlatJan 8ctence pracUtloner. ot...flr.ot thinklJl8 ur aomftt.Jn1C"J l>J Tb acqwre p:oftcJe:ncy ln ao applJ1ni medic.. teaenu11 fhf&e me:.m1:ru: Ood'a l&n requires tntellla:ent obe· oel1ef1 rqa.ra1uM seara, heredity, dleoce &Dd penlste.oee·and consecra- Cbauet eo::ivll'.oun1.,nt.. clUn.al.Al. "'1d Uon. Tbere could not be a higher so on .uiuu.j ao\ 0t. d:;;nllleo by 1.he m.clatl')-an appller or God's law. a namt ot law Chr:~ .l&n Sele nee aces pr.-:r1e:r of UlC h~.in1 avallablllty of nut ll~\locate <>r.f'(J.ence LO such, it the e'Vf'r-presen~. omnipotent. ab90- u .. es ttc. ~...catt' 11,·,:,1 a :10 deo1onatrated lute-law or Sptrlt ! ability u O\ er.::01n. such. sec.use a A eut-clearl)' provtna the &Vall· cel'\:l.Jr. o :....t>iu--"° M:h ed14,ed to ap-abWty o! God's power under all Cir- ~ar lL ll c;oi .i.:.n year doe11 not mean cwnaWnces Is the following. A bJihly tl'ltil on~ 1.ceo ullnd l; obey and e&n'J' tra.lned medleal nurse was lostna her out 1uci a t>ellei Becau&e our par-f&Jth In material remed.lea; 110 &be ent> ,., cranapi.ren14 manJ!est.ed oeaan a curaorJ stujy ot Ch.rtstlan auch 1t.1 d such an unde&rable tr&Jt Sdenec M&nJ" years later &be and oi chJ..act.er asisurec:tiy does not oe-her husb&nd were both tai:en w1th ce:o.sita . ., ou. dntng ao. an tnfectlous fever of .. vuy serious nature. aQ(:I doctors who were called R•rhl Con.e1ousnea or SeU eveotuail1 pronounced them both ln- Ea.rlo; ID Ult 81bllcal hb\Orf oI curable Thereupon the wife decided m-.n'a iuowth towaro God there ap-to tum completely to Christian Sci- peattd a remarkable ooncept or the ence. The husbu11d contJnued with dtmandf ot good. The Ten Com· material help. When thl.s patient mllndn1ent1 nave stood u a buic called tbe practitioner aod renounced m<.oral code tor the world for many a.li medical ald, the symptoms we re centW'1ec, and Ulelr eftect on clvill-extremely aertous from a medical zatlon ua.s been Wea 1cu1able. Chris-point ot new. At rirst the practl· ti&n Sdence poinb out their In· uoner visited t.ne patient tour times estimable value and ltW.af.!I on their a day -«>metlmel!I lhe and the hus- strlet .JOHrvance. Je<iua, hundreda of band's doctor met at the door and years .. .:iter. reiterated these Com-wrl'lt tu thelr respecUve pa.tlenta. mandments out added to them the The 8denUst usually gave audible ari;ace, .f"rotherly love. and splrltuaUtJ treatmenta 1n the effort to make which we know as Chr'"'Uanity. He clear that becaiae all disease la s Id, .. Thou !lbaJt love the Lord thy mental It requires mental means to G:xf witll all thy heart. and with all dectroy tt. She explained that when th:y soul, and wlth all thy mind. one loves God with all one's heart Thl.s ls the first and ~eat command-and ~d and strength one ooutd see mMit. And the secono 1.s llk.e unto it, nr thlnd unlovely or un-Oodllke m Thou shalt love thy neighbour as family or sell One night the prac- thysel' · How do you love yourself? U loner wa.s called with the ln!orma- We talked a few minutes ago about tJon that the patient was a pparently God and the spiritual man who 1s passing on and would be gone before Hie ereatlon and lik.ene.s.s. That man she could get there Th!S was denied o r God's cre::.tlng ts c'lmp!etely lov-~ltlv~y and confidently as !)le able, (;(•mplet.ely good. manifesting Sw~nwt sped t-0 the patient's house. full dominion a.nd perfection. ls It s11~ntly she entered the Sickroom sucb a pun! ~nectlon of God that ttnd stood loolctng out of the window you habitually think of and love as thln.lc.inl about the words or JesUA. yourself? =..r so, then you have a about the law of Llfe which was utl- pt:rfC"ct criterion for loving your II.zed by him and \\•hlch Christian n.>lihbor . Srience has revealed. That ever- Many mortals t>elle\•e that they are avP:\\able and e\'er-operating law she tr=>ublro and reta.rdr". by what ls ltnew was present with her there. te1 med self-consciousness./,, tt coo-Alter two or three hours the patient sclousncss of thcmsrlves sons of moved and oegan t.o spealc . By stx God that troubles them d iiiter-o'clock: We sat up a.nd drank some feres with thf'lr prcv,.ess? Manifestly mJlk. ln a few days she wa.s dO \\'n- nut. T t1ere Ls 1n reallty no limited, stairs completely healed. The ter- m•terta self or which to be con-rlble eftect.s of this dream of disease sctou.s Such J.!I truly a ··seU-made had complete!~ dl.S.appeared. man." not the real man of Gocra tv. soon as the w1fe had fully re- crea.tlna ThWJ such self-conscious-covere<. from h'er own dl!flculty, she nes.s IS a. phase I of egotl.sm even assls~ the nurses ln caring for her though tt ma.slts a.t self-depreclatlon. husban" Although his physician.'\ Lc?t fo flf such a false ~nse. Gladly were :te\'OU'd and attentive to his and rontinually claim your selfhood case. h-! continued to be wellk and a.s Qocl 3 renecuon. able a,, that true partlall3 paralyud for several weeks. st1fh(l()(' to erpress freedom. lollla-Then nt turned to Christian Science tlve. c.rlgioal\ty. capllbl\lty, and for help. and within five days, he gracious dcmlnJon. we..s aole to get downstairs. Three The lndivtduallty which la one's weelts 1ater. that husband and wife true selfhood Is eternally distinct a.nd were able to take a lon!J Journey and. eternal1:y perfect. Bclence and Health today these healthy. active students cont.au~-the two following state-ot ChrL·tian Science are worlting to m'"nts. 'Man ls not God. and God ~ maJi;e known the teaching of God's not man·· (p. 480 J: "Man 18 not ab-aUness and man's right to Life, sorbed m Deity. and man cannot lo.5e which ha.s brought so much t.o them. hl!i Individuality, for he reflects I This ht>allng, whk'h was weU known et>:fl'lal Life" Ip 259). True &ell· In the l'ommunlty where It occurred. conscluus:ness then ls a consciousness ) 1''M another prooi ot the !Xl';l.'er of of one~ own lndestructlble. definite, Christian Sclen~ to heal a sense of evetlas11ng Ind1vtduaUty. It lS that I hopeJes.-.nes.s and also lo overcome dl.stinc and beputlful IndJvlduaUty the b<!ue f that disease ts real, be- lhat V"e love In each other . It Is that cau'>e nothing true or real could be eternal. changeless individuality that d~ Myed. Jesus declared that a we recoantze aa fadeless and per-11.1. wledge of the truth would make pettial In each other. "M!scel\a-us free. and we have learned In neous Wrltings" sars of Chr!.stlan Chrl.stuw Science that our worst Science; (p. J2) t"lt Absolutely refutes dr~a.nu about diseasf' disappear when thr a.malgamatlon transmigration. w• lean. to obe)' that which ts true absorption. or &nnihllatlon of ind.i· in the '>lght of God. vtduallly" Learning to lmow the We .,..~rn In Chrtstlan Scteoce that spit1tU&J lndJvlduallty of oneself or fe.u ls 1 t.e basis of most of our prob- othen 1s to see the truth regarding lP.Jll oJf sickness and that reQulrea inao u God's expression. us to learn hO"-' to get the mastery .a over fear F'e&r of disease and death, Reallh&' throu.rb Sckntlu<' ObedJ-rear of 1ailureo, fear of danger, wellk- ence to Rule ness. IDi'bUlty -all of them are round Cbristtao. Science la a wonderful lo be 1.Jt.hJng mart. than faith in evU dJSclplinarian. One mW!lt follow Lt.! ln,.,tea.d of faith in gpod, Because r•1les v.·lth scientific exactitude. No-evi! 1s unreal and good Is real we wtiere t-• this more Imperative than hll 9. right to refuse fear, to J't!fus1 In glvlr.a a Chrtsttan Science treat-tc bt-Jl,,ve that we can be subject to ment. Such ttf:atment ls purtly •t or bt' handled by It. The Bible menta1. It IS praye1 only. It must says that "perfect lovt casteth out Include obedience-to Jesus' quoted fear." Thus rea.r u. negative-only admonnlon about loving God and t:t:e absence of und~rst:tndln!{. of the man. Jt includes seeing that God reallzanon of L)ve·s pre!.ence. and of alone 1., power and that the only It.~ 0r01,.ctlor and care. aioUl b one with and be\o\'ed of God. It lncll<dCS realization that man. this spiritual expression of perfection, cannot be in\'olved In slclule5.'>, sin. fear . confusion. lack. or SOtT0';1.'. The ree.J man does nut desire anything other than sptrltua.J gOod. He does not 'll&ullest anything less. and can- not be J.nfluenced by &nythlng le$ than h~ dl,1ne P·rlnclple. He. is ol5e-dlen• to the eurnal. lrrefragable lt4'W of harmony health, peace, and 11.t~ Hr need nol In tact the real "1an cannot obey anything less. The Ct)ristlan &lence practll1onrr kno4·s af · of u1at tor his paUent, and U wpe. llf' ltnoWt those truths dally t bl ~ Science practitioner lid: m&11 or a &inner with n. even as Jesus did. He owr that the oond.itlons that need be ne&led are form!' ot dece:pUon, r notnlng tba. l! true or actual CB.ll cha.nged. Jesw. could beal the oecause be never allowed h1m· to be deceived by appearances. a Vhrtstlan &fence pnctitloner t 1eplace Ole false bellet In a st ner or a sJck map with the Joyous d u1.elllgen1 certainty of man soir'tual b1dJvlduallty-etemal, anre•ess. perfect Can humanity t to. manlfegt unimpaired th while ll does oot manifest p..1rt:d JOOClneas? C'hrlstian Sct- ll not alOD€. ln teaching that c.hlnklnc m•) result lo a slclc A well-known physician a.nd M" who nu t>ttn much quoted print lJ credited with "ytng t.hat -e einottons. •OTTJ . tear. nate. and j OUIJ &fleet tvery cell tu the body What Prayer Is Pra\·t'r as understood in ChrlsLian s . lenc.. ts consciously un!tlng our though! to gOCK.I anr' seeking a closer '1mu1,lon with lnftnlte Love. AL> ch 1re1. we ma) 11.a\'e thought of prayer as a mode ol persuading God to grant U.!> a special fn\'or . A5 we beU>mf' splrltunll'1 adult we iearn t.hat we have no need r r ability to per~ua"' Ood who Ls tnfinlte Love ar.d ur.changlng Mtnd. TTue prayer reQU1re!! us LO conform, our thought to Principle. It ls not, an tg11orant bellet ,, &.t we can conform Prlnclple to our thought. Pra1•er means self- &bneca11on and spiritual realiz.aUOn. Prayer mearu Lru.st1ng God. letting go of r .. ise ~ponsl blllty turnlng our pr..iblem.-ov~ to t.nllnltv tor .!lure 10lutlnn. Prayer means conndence and con.aeaatlon It means love and trust arid praise Such prayer. when lntelUgrntly applied to the healln& or stn and sickness. does bring ~Jeaae ;tu1.sUan Scientists follow Paul's tnJuncUon, "While wt look not at the lhlnga whlch are seen. bµt at the things . which are not seen: for tht things which &rt' seen are tem- pot'al; but the thlngg which are not seen art eternal. -It lS toterestlng to note that two thou&and yean aft.e r t'•Ul made that statement in hL letto('1 to the Corinthians Eddlng- • n. wnom I have already quoted. nu sata · "It bas been tbe tut of science to dlacovei that thlnp are v-1"\' dtnerent from •hat they aec!m f t L• In th,. ri:i.ldst ot such ml!!- represe1.tatk>na ot envtronmmt cu yco mwt can then; !JO> that tre have Wortd Tb~ ID Obeclien• ~ • fnll)t • T ile very bas..s u1 the belief 1n evil la the dre.:un that there U a nµnd, a power, other than the one lnftnlt.t good. Till! student of Chrts- tinn Science holds stea.dlly to the spiritual fact Ut:.t the oilly actual power ., 1ood. that the only Mind 1n operat1"n ls lr.e divine. f-~e may aee U~tle 11• the uuma11 s1Lua1.1on about h.lm t.o mdlcatf' tha1 but be reealls ttl fa.·1s he 1i:nows as l(J the unre· liJ.bUlt) ol all the.1 the senses tell tum n ~ In tne mlast of confUSion, war. or sorrow , ne 11o:as to tne sptr l\.- wW tc••ltle.a or being Re knows evtl to be '-'Illy a phast ot me&mert.sm, a lle or unreality He bowa that ev~ntuaJy i ood Wlll triumph m tb• e.Jfairs or the world. The Ch.rl.s· ttan Bc1enttst does not gee Qi evil tn:.tan11) removec. from h1I e~ ence, bu' through spb1turLI iJUldance be 1S constantly ~ea to chCIQSE! the human s~p which l:. nearest In Une with Principle. Al though that may lead him to war or through other dlmcul' experiences It Jead.s him Into menta1 peace and unfolds hla way of senlce and spiritual erowth. Ther1 oould not be a time when we need to see the presence of the ons Mind more than we do r\ght now, whtn \ wl.se •nd la.sting pea~ mUst be achteved tor the world. Order, be achieved for the world. Let us know that selflessness. Wisdom, and courage are vital qualities of man whlch should be present at every peace conference. Let u.s realize that sentlmentellty, emotlonali.srn, subtle . subversive lnftuences. stu· pidlty, and confusion a~ not jXlWer - ful or real, or present at any council table, and that hate, selflsh· nes.s. and cruelty are equally lm- pot~nt. That the Christ-Qualities ahJne arf' present is the eternal truth. T.le p<1tt of the spiritually awake lnd!vldual today, ts to \'DOW thll consta t·tly. lha h may be demon- strated In hum:ri.n affairs. Because thf' orot!lcrhood or mao unite-; 1•atlons as v.•e!I as Individuals le' ea·':-> onr pra) that nl.s country may t•1m \\'llu\phcnrtedly from ma- terial!!} and recr-_:;nlZ!? that the only l:iR.5!.s fot happtnf'ss the only healing of the world's sorrow !he onlv estab- 11.;;oing cf perma:ien· peace the only ha.rmo1 l between groups, must come througr Intelligent unselfish love, through turning to Prlnciple for leadin~ That ts true for aU of the countr1t-! which have stood on the sllle of Prlnrip!e !n this present w 1rld ~truei;::le Truly each could., w~th equal sl.ncerlty, joln in Ameri.-~·s great hymn: . ··ou, rather~» God to Thee, Au1hor of l!berty To Thet> Q.'t sing; Loi.@ may ou,. land be bright Wit!i freedom 's holy light; Protect l1S oy Thy might, Great God our Ktng !'" -Samuel Francis Smith M the Individual finds peace and heallng by obediently tulftll1ng the law of his being, a.s Mind's reHectlon, so can the nations-those great g'"OUps of lndlvlduals--ftnd peace and harmony by conducting their affalrs ln obeci.e1.ce to the law of d 'vlne Principle Spiritua\J~·-minded, scientifically o~lent Individuals. at one wHt divine Principle. \\'Iii est8'J· lish prosperous nations at one wttb ~ace. ... Obedience to J>rinctple ~teans Ha pplness The Apostle Paul wrote to the Ga· latlans, "The law was our school- master to bring WJ Into Christ." U wt want to wal:· In lhe rootstep.s ot our ifeat Way-sho\\·er. Chr.st Jesus. and UDderstand the Science of Clir1st1aD1ty which Mrs. Eddy hu given 1.1!:. we must Uve In obedience to the nlvlne Principle of all law an<t government. True obedlence to God dues not do away with tret'dom. Ill· tthi.tlve orliJ!nal!ty and spontaneity, They belong to man's true birth· right. By a. .. -eeptlng God as our Father, we live In obedience to His govern- mtnt. er.d expr~ the spontaneity of rr-:edon and Joyousness. The more one ormgs hls life lnto oonformlty w!th d1~ine reality the .more divine reality appears in his experience as pe1 tect1cin, abundance, activity. and d.Jmlnuin. ~ complete unity 1;1.-lth Mind ~ eventual!} attained 9;e shall be ftk _ those whon1 Paul described to the Roman., "'ht.:-"do by qature tht-th1r,gs contained in the law." thus h·com!ng a law unto them- sel\'es Let us examine our Lhought and s~ what we are looking ror. \\·hat we are expecting. Are \\"e looking for all the good that we can find ln each other and in our own lives? Are we constantly .. belng grateful ror that good? Are we expecting everyth.;.ng ahead even today. to come ':llm God good Love? Are we obedlent.ly "forgetting those thing• wl.tch r.tt behind · and Uvtng today to exp1 tss Ood ? IJ so. then we are connd:!••tly pressin& forward to greate• servloe. unfolding oppor- tunity. better health. abundance. hannr,y, and eternal Ufe. To <;um- marlr? think ln obedlenr:e to Prln- ctple rt.en lfve ln obedience lo \'Our th1nttr.x Obe-1 1ence to Spirit means do- minion over matter Obedience to. lnnnite Love means overcoming eovy. :ea.IUUS) resentment. and natre<' Obedlen« to Principle mf'an,. .,omlruon o\'er every ~lier in chanrt: accidenl Umltatlon and re.Jure . .Pull demonstratea o~tence to Life will mean. at lo~t. ruu do- minion over a ll materlallty and death And It '"1 mean for each ot you today. ln the measure or your ac.::eptance and practice ol thl.5 Sci- ence of obe'dlenoe to Splrlt., a fuller . r\rher !laddrr llte. an ever,.lncrea.s- Lna mrwure of pure and sel1les1 M.pp1nl'SI &nd of tree B.lld God· pernf<" domln1on. • MRS. AMERICA -Lindsley Cleverly MEETS DEFENSE D Ki . . raws wamans W ith 9PT1ng a!Ji!'ady In tbe a.tr, and . summer not far a~·ay. Mrs. It was a most enjo)1lble pn:>- America·!l thoughts are probably gram which the 00\Vboy cartom- turnlng .to be:r famUy'ai wardrobe. ist. Jack Undsley, proYided for The g o.ernn:ent'• new clothing members of the Kiwanll club at program about whlch you've un-their noon luncheon me e t l n g dwbtedly heard ta designed to Thursday. It had been scheduled make availabJe m ore lower priced, for the previous week but l.J.nds.- eseenUa! garmenta. The total cloth-ley was unavoidably detained in ing eupply will not be increaaed. Los Angeles and a panel discus~ but there will be more lower sion of pertinent subjects, lndud~ prl•ed ''necessary"_ clothing and ing the See. Scout group which less higher-priced "luxury .. cloth-the club sponsors. w~ on the pn>- ing. Add1Uonal protection ill af-gram instead forded Mrs. America'• pocketbook Subjects for Undsley's quips through .the use °" taga, carrying and clever crayon were Judge 0. the ceUlng price, which will be at-A. Jones, Postmaster Herbert tached to moet wearing apparel. Kenny, Re\'. E . D. GOodell, Arthur Thus the bousewite can tell at a Mi1ler, !tnijor Robert Miller and glance the highest price that can Stuart Price or Costa Mesa. legally be charged !9r the item ahe'11 purchaaing and' guard her-Mrs. Charle.a Hart. 118 4lst self aga.inat over-eharge. litre.et, entertained mei:qben of her Rialng prices tor houae furnish- ings are al!IO the target for attack ln the fight against inflation. They have been creeping up steadily, but t he Office of Price A dministration la putting a stop t o such increaees by changing the pricing rules on lbe sale of this merchandise. Plan.s are now being 9.'orked out designed to restore the production of furni- ture and houseturnisbings in tbe lower price ranges. So tn a fev.· months if you want to brighten up your living room with a new arm· chair , or purchase a nev.' bed room set, you may do so without less ot a strain on the v.·ar-time budget. If you think rationiog v.·n1 be only a memory after the European War is over. you've got the v.·~g idea. Supplies of all types of ra- tioned commodities a re tighter than ever. \\;th no prospect of easing up right after V-E day. T a ke for example , tires for pass- enger care. The number available for rationing to civilians during April la considerably less than March.•due to & shot't;age of carbon black and heavy demands from tht> Army. You'll be smart to have your tires checked right a\vay-if you·re lucky enough to still ha\'e al) automobile. A recapping job may save a tire \1,1hich can•t be re- placed, and enable :you to ·keep driving instead or having to put the car in the garage for the dur- ation. We're in for more hf'lt tighten- ing, too. The amount of meat fer the home front 9.•ill be less during card cl ub at luncheon TbUl'lklay, Present were .Mrs. Ann McLuckie, Mn. J ohn McLuc kie, Mrs. William Keibler and Mise Jean Robb. Pa&a- dena. Mr. and Mrs. McGea.chle ot Claremont. and Mr. Hart, who bu been home lll for the paat w~k. two red points for every pound. Next lime you start to throw a\\·ay a paper bag. stop and ask yourself if It can be uaed again. We're not going to have enough paper bags. but housewives can help stretch the limited sup~y by t.aJcing their o\\'TI shopping b&ga or baskets to market. J. S. WHYTE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT INCOME TAX CONSULTANT .l.fmt;Uff .. ~ b1 tbe u. 8. ~...,. Di's>'. &ea. Ph. JC'•wpm1 lM1·&. otn.: ..... ?'!ML ltMak Blols .• llulta A-. I'll. Mil lllll 1l•lll llllll lll l .. ltlOlll1'lltllll~lll!!IUl!WnlHIJ111!tlllttlt • • i GROCERIES ! ~ !i ~ Cold Meats i , . !! i • Frullll and Vegetables ; ! ~ ;;; Phone Ul8 i ~ ~ • OPEN SlJl'fDAYS 0 ! ~ I Dutton's-Grocery j '17s.& Newport Bl..S. Ooata -· '!' • '"Ll lll !ll l .. LlllllUl~lill•lllll!ll"llilUl!!llllllllllhllllHIUll the coming months. Mrs. Amerir a I;----=------------, will have to plan more menus around . no-point and lov.·-point foods. Sugar la getting scarcer. You know, we now have to stretch our sugar stamps over a three- month period. instead of the -two and a half months. HoY.·ever. honey and molasses will go a long \~,.ay ROME, AUTO, MABIN!: to ease that ache in the family :a.&DIOS B.EPA UU:D sweet tooth. And. of course. if M&rlae J!:lectrlclan you·ve a place for It. you"ll have a BURT R. NORTO N victory garden this year. Uncle I Sam ls counting on them to make 1111 Coe.at Rlwa.y Phone U.17 a big· contribut ion to the countr y's I !._ _ _!N~w~!'"'~'~l_B~~-~ob.~~Oal~~l~f-~,~_J !00<~ &uppl\·. A few extra red ratinl\ point.• 1 ,...~-------------; come in very ha.11.dy to every 1 housewife. They might even enable you to get that beefsteak your mouth has been y,·atering fo r but your ration stamp budget would not permit. The butcher V.'ill give \'OU t"'o red poll'l ts and 4 cenls- fo r every pound of waste kitchen fat you turn in to him. Put all your used fats in a clean tin can when it's full take It to your butcher. You'll not only get red points in return, but you'\\ b" do- ing our fighting men overseas a service too. \\·este fats are used in n1ak in~ l"""•unitions. Remember- SCIENCE HEA L TH \Vlth Key to the Scrli)tures by MARY BAKER E DDY h the ortglna.l. standard and only Textbook on ChrtsUan Science ~nd-he&llng, lo Ollf ,-otume of 100 -Publlahed in Cloth and morocco bindings and in Bra.llle, Grade One and a half. tor the me of the blJnd. I The Textbook, oU.er wont. by M.rs. Eddy, and a ll other a uthor· lUJd Christian Science Uten.ture may be read, borrowed · or pur- cba.led at the Ohrlstlan Sdeooe Reodloc Room. 111 Eaat Central Ave., Balboa., open to tile publlc dally from 1% noon to 5 p. m. Wedne811a.yil. 1 :SO to 5:30 p. m. CIO...S Sundaya ODd bollclaya. FIRST CHURCH OF CHBIST SCIENTIST Udo Theatre S4W'Je" Spa!d Sk>p • FOR MEii and BOYS • 28'7 Marlne A'·e. BAUIO.t. 1111..u.-U Phone 518 JIG BUILDERS llEEDED • -APPLY- Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. 216 W. Tblrd SL Santa Alla e ·~ a.re st\lnulated. aome 1*tbt~ the fou.Dda Uons oJ cenatn dlanclerlstJea of human dileUel: are ta$d .. e-t"tdeuUJ tbt doctor believes Wai a sick bod' Mo but the manttes· t&Uoo .,f wnm. thtnttoe. to live ITbe Nature of the Ptiyglea.J Yod are .eordlally lDvlted t.o YI.alt w~J~~~~!35~ overlooked a BACK THE ATrACK ~===-~~ll.~ea~d~l:·~~:Boom::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bftryone wbo loves h15 brother llFOUkl Ute to ban the dominion or gptrttual undent&ndina that can sa1 to those In need. "Riw up and walk.'" Ami na1one will ban to • small "°"' a<a.>1 times •b•n ora1-BUY MORll THAN BEFORE ~tau.==-~~:.: hr-.. -------------:1 WIJl.ANA .. WNNN.*MVNY trbJcb ~ very rtal, I b&va looked out at th~ nai. ereen lawn ot the pa.-\ """ Ml '° m,...U. nu. ~ rJUI d1SOrckrtiG matter. klo&I DO IDOr"' real tb&.n that #Otkt OU.t tbtre .uots ·aat. yet. I do DO\ ~ Uk' a~ of 1he U'1iop Which an-teell" 1n Chat cue aod I rdlllll to acr.ept u real tM dtteaee W'b1cb ii °We'll lb thu. cue.. Tbua Iba Cbn1C1on l!dont\5'. ID hlo -al llD w **°'• tadr; .Md tear 8.Dd .aonvw. looU de.4nite!J • ..,. tram LM \lD..u..bfe tesdmODJ ot UM m... --"' Ibo spltlluol --al- •• • Asphalt Paving • CGnttete CaUt.g • Eqnl,._t Reatal& Jo~n C. Blystone Gc•sal Ccatnetiol' ID II. 'l'blrd IM+ AD 'N.116& • Freah Daily Dellcloul --Or, _,,plete equ!pmm t " wben you ....,t to catch your own. HORMEN FISH MARKET -ON C:EHTltAL AYR.NU .. NEWl'OltT aUC:H . • r 0 'PROFESSIONAL DIRECTC y LYLE D. DAVIS ...,._ Tu. N....,. .._ Ba"' .... 8enloe Ill No. --116 Jin, 1·6p..m. ..__ llaa1a Asa AB<lllJD(lT •· Armand Monaco ABClllTEC'l' 814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa N-rt nu l'lll~A- Lae .bse1oo NOrmaDcl:r MOS ~JllO:YS AT LAW LEROY P. ANDERSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Costa Meu. Bank Sulldlng Phone 42f.i Coeta Meu Callfomla DICNTl8T8 DR. OBED LUCAS Dentiat • 2202'6 W. Central, Ph. 1480 NEWPORT BEACH -~ DR. CARTER Metascientiat DRUGU:SS HEALING 1llllO Ne"pcrt Blvd. Costa Mesa DAY llCHOOLll MORTIMER SCHOOL SOI COral Balboa 11land DAY SCHOOL Gnidee: Co419jle P1"99aratory Number\ Limited Q. A. Mortimer. M. A., Oxford Prinolpal. Phon• 852 MO&'ft(JIAI{8 HAROLD K. GRAUEL CHAPEL -We CJunelvee the Better Serve By Serving Othen1 ae.t" Phone Newport 561 ec.ta MMil C.llfornla DR. M. D. CRAWFORD OPTOMETRIST Eyee mu.mined -Glauee Fitted 1711 Newport Boulevard -24$0 COSTA M£8A l'IU'llJ(llllNS a &UllGEON& M.1> Gordon M.Gru?dy,M.D. Phya:lclan and Surgeon Ninth and Central Ave. Offto. Hra.: 10.1'? a.m.; 3.5 p.m.. . Telephone 37 Conrad Richter, M.D. Physlclan and Surgeon Office 107 22nd Street Newport Buch Hours: 10-12 a.m. and 3-5 p.m. Phones-Office 133; Res. 74-J DR. G. E. TOHILL PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 2208 Coast Blvd •• Newport Beach -Phone - Office 286-W Res. 28&-R If No An•wer C.11 N•wport S Gerald Rauaa, M.D. 2830 West Central Ave.. Newport Beach Ph. 1028--No Answer call 301-M X-Ray Scirvloe S. R. Monaco, M. D. 814 B&y Ave., Balboa Newport 1'7U "8 a. BID Iii.. J:.o. Aapleo ~111! By Appom-C JACK RAUB LICENSED LAND SURVEYOR 2917 W. Central Avenue Phone.: Newpor1 Offke 123; Rea. 1658 VSTEBINAV4N8 Fin. Add,.... 21~ Nan:l .. u• A~. Coron• del Mar R-. F't'lone Newport MSl N. D. CASH D. V . M . DOG •nd CAT HOSPITAL s.anu An• S348 1614 So. M•ln &L , &arrta Ana, Callf. William B. Hulbash, D. V .M. 1006 0-C ll;f, <JoZODA del ftlAr 8pectiD AttmUoo. Olftlll io DllflMM of 8mal1 Anlm•h 8ou'dJnl', 8t:rippDC", llaOt ... -- lllO'S WIO II 111801 DISTllCT ... lll.PLAC• AND KINDLING WOOD- .. W . 1ftilbt, 178' ?Clot-B!Yd., Coot& -Uood Lumber, Pb. 168-.J. lillNt:lllAL CONTltACTOll- --B. .--y. suo o-t Bl>d., Pb. •ll. Pl8lUI and CcnoUuction. WMUlll COMPANIE&- O::lllta Kem. Ltr. ()).-~Let 1.11 help you. plan yom bome." Phone 48. ...,. Dlot>k.'t Lumber ()). Phone ll!IO. o-t Rlclnr&Y at An:hM. Ol'l'ICE 8UPPLIE&- Jfcwport Harbor P'l)NW\tng Co. P'bc::mell : 12 -U, Newport B··ot< PtUIA'ING- !fo"pcrt Harbor Publl&ln&' Co. Pboaeo: 12 • 1'3, Newport Beach. ll&AL UTA.TE, INaURANCE & NOTARY P\JBLIC- t... B. Wallace, U02 w. Cct.ral A•enue. Phcae 3. llUaat:lll 8TAM,..._ lfcwport Butior Puhllebtnl Co. Pbone.: 12 -13 •. Newport Beach. SH&ln' METAL WORK-lfWe Pluml::ilDc 6 Sbeet Ket.al WorU. eo.t& Kee&. Pbon• 210. YAIUllTY STORE- -LllaJ>d Vartety lltor&-6c, lOc, 25<: &Dd up. PbaDo llll-W. DOROTHY DARNIT B1l!llNESll 01JIDll 11 TRUCKING It ICXCAVATING- Grad!DS. Rocle. -cl, top ool1. ~. ~~~ U:: Sons.~!! READ NEWS -TimS ~IFIED ADS FOR PROm • • • USE THEM FOR R~ULTS RALPH'S GARAGE. iaoe N-----If you dtlll't find what you are looking for advertised In this Issue Phone N~ Beech 12 or 13 and plaee your own advertlament __ _ port Blv~, eo.ta Kee&. Repatr../:::::::::::::::::::=i==::::=-;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i.:::::::::::::::::::::::::c-;-::::::::::::::::::::::::-;-::::::::------- lng. Genen.t<ln. st&rt.ero. Elect. EMPLOno:NT O:irnJISD 11 WANTED TO Bl1Y n 8PEC1AL ANN011NODIENT& 11 ll&AL ESTATE •7 Q•~.o;;r~,-;IEllT~;:A::TS=------- Woldlng. Spectalloln&' on Dodp ---------'------------E,____ '7 le Plymouth. Good 9lock p&rta. E • d WILL PAY CASH for uad Dtngh-DRESSMAKING .. and ALTER- l&-Ue xpenence 1 ... okltfa. rowboat.. Aioo pauo ATioNs. 614 S6th Stttet, New-Auto Mechanic umbret1a ,....._, omcere told· port Beach. 18_17tp lq cha.Jn. Wat.eon Woodcraft Gua Beach Senlce staUon Tlre-Battery-Ip.ltion Service Lubrtcatlon 20th A: N twpl. Blvd.. Ooeta Jleea. Phone 2023 · 1~16tc PAINTING OONTBAOTOB Painting • Decorating Root Repair It PalnUng Sympson & Nollar Ph. NWJ>t. 1217-W M2 38th St. 12-Uc PEB8GNAL CARPETS and UPHOLSTERING cleaning In your home. W ork gua.ranteed. Color and beauty re-- vtved. give new sheen. Phone Newport 108-4-W. 22-Stc We have an exceptloo.al opening Shope, 6ll Cout Hlgbway. Ph. t -""' tead U bl KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT or a •"""'"• • Y· re a e me--601. 23-16tc cb.anlc who t1 looking for post-------------Vogel'e. 100 Main St. Balboa. a.nd war eecurlty. WILL PAT CASH tor your tur-208 Marine Ave., Balboa IaJa.nd. TOP PAY. nJture or what have you. Phone 22-tlc OVERTIME IF DESIRED. Nwpt. 2000. 0 . R. Cl'awtey, The -:-::-:-::c----------- Ideal workJng condlliont. m od-Food Buket, 1812 Newport YOUR TIRES RECAPPED while em ahop equipment. Blvd., Coata Mea. 99-t.fc you work. Bring tn your car or tlrel in the morning and they will be ready to roll 1n the eve- ning. Phone Ne'1':port 2342' f or appointment. Costa MeN. Tire &: Experienced Lubrication Man One who la looking toward.a the tuture will appreciate the o ppor- tunity to become auo<'lated with a long established Ford agency, close to where you live. GOOD SALARY. IF YOU want to eell your old plano .ee ua. We pay highest caab price. 30 yean in Or&ngf' oounty. Dans-Bchmldt Piano Co., ~20 N . Main. Santa Ana. :>--ttc WANTED-Waablng machine ur• gently needed by mother o! !our active boy•. Phone 1850-R. tf FUBN1TUBE FOB 8ALE I REGULAR HOURS. , Excellent opportunity for the FOR SALE-4-burner gaa range; Recapping Shop. In the rear at 20th &: Newport Blvd. 16-tfc PAINTING or all k inds on boa.ts up to 40 ft. Bottom.1t painted and scraped also. Indoor protection , work guaranteed. Phone New- port 109Q..J. 24-2tc TRANSPORTATION 11 / .. right man. high oven and broiler, regulator. B~I~CY=CLE-~s--so_l:..:d:..:, c.re_n_t_ed_o_r_r:..:e-I Come ln and let's talk It over. C&ll 66:>--R. 24-2tc BUSINESS OPPOBTUNITD:8 4-0 FOR SALE-Francia Beauty Shop. paired.' Vogel's.. 100 Main St., I THEODORE ROBINS FOR SA.LE -Oventuffed llvlng Balboa and 208 Marine Avenue, Ford Dealer for the Harbor room set, sor&. 2 wing chain, Balboa. Island. 22-tfc Dfat.rlct $76: cellaret, $10; chrome clg- Good location, price reuonabte. 184.2 Harbor Blvd., Cost.a. Mesa. Ph. 2428. 2<>-4tc µ>ST AND FOUND Corner 22nd &nd Central p.ret stand, $3. Phone 1375. FOB BENT .i, Phone 28. Newport Beach 24-2tc :=:--:==:-::-:------,---,---LOST-Black and tan Dobbleman 2.f-ltc -------------1 FOR RENT-If you are looking dog. named Jeann.le, we&rtng t.a.g +------------BOA~UPPLIES SS for a bou9f: to rent and are a ~·: rro~ouae at 16th &nd ~ WA.NT'ltD--Waltre• Har· FOR SALE-Delco 32.volt, l500-gOOd carpenter, I will ient you .s · Rew . Phone Newport rt.on'• Dinner Hou.ee. 17th and Amp. See boat 'Wilbert.a." end one and pay for your work. Thill 380. 24·2tc Orana"e. Owt.a Kea. Pleu&Dt of 13th st., Newport Beach. apartment w 111 accommodate LOST-March 24. brown leather 1Urround.1.nc•. abort boun I! pre-' 23-4tp two people. Call 623-M 22-4tc w&J.let contalnin~ Identification re.mid. So<>d pay. 9-Uc ------------.....0 ~===:-::-:-,---,,---- card.s. "R .. &nd "B" Ucketa, near FOR SALE-14-foot yacht tender ~W::-ANTED===--TO=,:UNT::=~=---=" Main a.nd Cectral, Balboa.. Own-ANTJtD-HOTEL lLA.IO. Balboa. wtth new Brlgga and Stratton WANTED EXCHANGE-1 month er'• name, Wlllla.m Weber. Re-~I-Inn __ · _Pbo_ne_eeo __ · _____ •_-u_c engine. Phone Newport l63S-W. exchange or a 11pacioua mountain ward for return.. Pb. Palmer's i ___________ 2_3_ ... _tc home, located at Forest Home ANTED -PrMBer, part or tull -_ _,...,.)t,,_ t · ' ore. Newport 1500. 24-2tc time. Man or woman. Good FOR SALE-Boat motor, •37 Ford -1u r acilltiea or a beach home OD EMPLOYMENT WANTED V-8. Kermat..b conve~-n. Upton Balboa !al.and or Balboa.. About houre. Good wagea. Broe.dway • ..v Cl ~-M Ph 2 to 1 reduction ~r. r--mp1ete1y the month of Auguat. Willing to I eanera, ........ .st.a eaa. one o-vu W A.NTED---Ca.rpet a.nd Uphol.5ter-2242. 22.tfc overhauled, $600. E . L. Myre.ho, pay aome dltrerence. Write, Wal~ lng cleaning In your home. Work 17th & NewpL Blvd. Ph. 3-44 . ler G. Hentscbke, 24 S. Unlver- guaranteed. Color and beauty re-ULE Ml.8CELLANEOUS SO 22~4tc slty St., Redlanda, Calif. 23-2tc vlved. give new sheen Phone I WAN Se. Our D•·play ot ONE PA.IB. 95 H.P . direct drive TED TO RENT-House or Newport 1084-W. 22-Btc Ull t Chria-cra.tt motors. $800.00. Ken ap . : 1 or 2 bdrm11. Dentist, wife EMPLOYMENT OFFEBED n I Dinnette Sets WUaon, Olrlo-Cra!t dealer. 925 and baby. Call Newport Beach J 5 Piece.a. All Flnlahea Coaat Highway. Phone 6B.f. 2369-J. 23-3tp WANT LOCAL GIRL for · $19 95 to $69 50 l . _-' · · 21·Uc w ANTED -Furnished apL or call office at Balboa la-i;ANTA ANA FURNITURE co. f6 Wt'S't 4th Thoe. R. Williama DINGHIES, Pe.ddleboarda. Tennia house, young Chri!"t..La.n couple. land. Sanitary Laundry Sahta Ana. Phone 922 Ta.blee. Retail and whole.ale. No children, no peta, no amok- & Dry Cleaning. Phone 24-<tc WATSON WOODCRAFT SHOPS, Ing, drtnklng, gambling or danc- 10. 24-4tc ~+-f-------------611 Cout Highway Ing. Phone N . B. 210<-W. 22-•tc "l\VQ BUNK BEDS wlth mattresa-Pbooe Newport Beach 601 WANT TO RENT-Unfurniahed. l WANTED -Caretaker for trailer camp. St~dy Job. Write Box "B" c/o New1-Ttmea, Newport Bea.ch. ea. Excellent cood. 211 Emerald 14-tfc 863 or 2-bedroom bouae in Newport ave., Balboa Ialancl Pb. -W. Beech or ,,_ ..... y-__ ~--2.f-2tc New and Ueed __,..,..... _..._ ~ M.AR.INE SUPPLIES · mane:it. No children. Phone llra. 22-U< +..,..-.,.--------,,-.,---R SALE-12 gauge Remington Oom..mercial Ftahin&" Gear A. M.. Smith, Newport Be&ch ~~-------COMPE'tENT woma.n to do llght house work and &.Mlat with care of 8 moo.th old b&by. Live ln. Permanent positioo to rtght party. Good oala.ry. Pb. Newport •63. 228 Apolena, Balboa I.ol&nd. 19-Uc 19'15 TIDE TABLES MARCH HIP I.AW MP w. 28 9,59 3:59 10022 4.8 o.e 4.8 Tb. 211 10031 .,so 10044 .. 6 o.. •.s fl"r. 30 11:07 5 :01 .. 11:05 u 0.3 .. s 1- 4 :11 0.2 4 ,34 0,6 4:57 0.9 (New d&>'l!Pt •Ttnc Ume) Tl4M ar. plaeed lD. ordU' ol. c>ceUrT'990L Uctit nsun-L m. ; dark ftcurM p. m. '\Your R 'ar Bond lnoo8tnu!nt 18 I' oar ln1·etJtn1ent In Amerit•a · · • (A gtanee proYt18 the pump ehot gun. One 32-lncb bar-BBAOON LANDING 718. 17-t:t'c rel; one 28-lnch be.rrel. 406 E. 1801 Cout Hlway, Central, Balboa. 2.f-ltp Newpc:rt Beach. Pbooe 3084-W. .. u. R SALE -18 month b&ttery, ------------ $6.4~ (exchange). 46-tn. oil cloth. BCM.T&-Bot. .... u4 'haided Sleeping bap. Ha.88ock.I, $5..96. )ft•m ..... ss am. Pvt. Weatern Auto Supply, Coat& ~ M.LV"Ad& ..um MM&. 23-2tp -00. +------------1 w •. 0-tmf ............... . Kewpart ..... , C... -ncalled For Suits 200 mem.·a suit.. U .95 up. Top ------------ &Dd rain coat.. Wat<:hu, ward· EVERYTHING . robe tnmka. l'UD& Be*1ne, 220 w, Oee&n, Long Beocb Mt< _ELECTRICAL ti: liAy., p><1 uoec1 p1az1<>0 rw J!t&.Hokin & Galvan $96. i=. $1615. $196 up. Ftzie i:a.ctrloo.I Onatrocton gnndll $396 up. Torma. Some 1000 Oout mp...1 tor renL SO yean tn Orange PboDe 18M 9'7~ COUI\ty. Danz-Schmidt Pia.Do Co., ------------! 526 N. MAin. Santo. Ana. 5Ue _KU_&1_0AL __ a_RAD __ 1_o ______ M WANTED TO BUY n A. B. CHASE cablnet Grand Plano, wondertul tone, ln &'ood coop dlUon. 227 Apolena Ave., Balboa laland. Phone 2S36-J'. 2S-2tc *ANTI:D TO BUY-Paddle board. Pb. 1087-J or write 170S P1a.za t Del Sur, Balboa. 22-4tc ------------RADIO REPAIRS-All m•kM; WANTED TO BUY -Urgently need :K>-or 7~1b. Ice box ln good i cond. Wlll pa.y good price. Mn. i Tbomp80D.. 192.f-J. 24-ztc tubeo, etc. Kartne Electrlcl.oll. Pb. 2'17. Burt NorU>n, llll Oout Hgwy., Newport ,.__ l·tfc BEAL ESTATIJ D. C. MACKENZIE 1808 Newport Blvd., Coot& Mesa Nice Ranch Home 1/2 Acre Plenty Closet Room Shrubbery Double Garage. Poueaalon at once . $6250-Tenris Three bedroom ,House ctoee In. Good Corner. Double Garace· $8750.00 Ubera.l Terma. Excellent Home Modern HeaUng. Broadway. Good Lot. Correct in every det.ait D. C. MACKENZI~ 1808 Ne"'J)Ort Blvd., Costa Meaa 24-2tc By Cbedes McManus Here Is The Opportunity You have been waJtlng for To own your own home. $2,250 will buy a 1-bedroom home To be moved by buyer. -See - John E. Sadleir 302 Main Street Balboa 24-ltc HARRY CAREY Ia moving to a ranch so hts Beautiful Bayfront home "LIV- VY COVE," on Corona· d~l Mar. overlooking Newport Harbor and the Pacific from the· Imposing bluffiand site. is for sale. The house ia magnificent. built for eternity of huge grantte BIG TAX SALE LOTS Corona de! Mar These wllJ la.st onJy a "abort time See . W. J. HOLCOMB 1517 O:'>ut Highway Corona del Mar "Where the F1aga Fiy' 23-2tc DON'T SACRIJl'IC. your be&ntttu! Balboa PentM!d& lot&, 0'9'W hN hundred nnv homa an planned there. t.nalde-Iota ..,... 1"11 wol'D U .000. Corner '8.000 or more. ~e Three Rental Units In El Bayo Tnlct $16,500 21/~·Bedroom House Near Bay on 11,1: Lots . $8500 W . L. JORDAN 700 E . Central, Balboa Telephone: 153 24-2tc blocks, lovely bandrubbed red-=BEAL=:-:---E-8-T-A-TE--E-l<-CllAN--GE--- wood paneling. heavy tile roof. ca with foundations On bedrock ahd conWnlng slx bedrooms. two servants rooms, four baths and two half baths. 3 car garage, SMALL stucco houae., S8f1 Otego. Point Loma Diatrlct, e:uhange tor N e"Wport Harbor diatricL Bofl ~70 Corona del Ma.r. 21-4tc large dining room With nreplace, ==-=-=c-==c:-:-,-------- ltvtng room with fireplace, break-DAL Drl'.A.ft W~ N fast room and many atora.ge spaces. Sclentitlcally sited for IJOl&r beating &ecording to the seasons. Th.la estate. over an WANT bualneaa lot ln Costa Mea. Must be priced right Box 608, Costa Mesa. ~ttc acre In area. holds intriguing WANTED TO BUY-Lido late 2 or poaaibllltie.s for further develop-3 bdrm. home, or 2 lot.a. Mu.st ment ot i~ 60-foot bluff sloping be water frdtit property. Mn. down to the bay with pictures-Truitt, 1276 W. 7th St., Long que rock promontories flanking Beach. Ph. 72763. 22-4tc the cove. Priced at only $65,000 without rumiahings. ShO'W?t by llONWJY TO LOAN U appointment only. Courtesy to WANS TO BUILD, buy. tmproYe, broken!. modernize O?' rennanoe. Newport Balboa Federal 8&vln&"1 Would you have tun in a cottage and Loan AMOd•tton • on Ba.1'boa Penin!:ula? $1800.00 MM V1a udo Telepbane UOO will buy this particular lot 40 8-tfc feet by 70 reet to a 20-rt alley ==.,....,~---~-~~~ and facing a well-kept . small FROM $100 to $10,000 LOANED. park. The money would be well lmmedlate Service. invested and drawing plans for $Qw47 per mo. Paya $100 in 12 mo.. a beach cottage ls mighty in-Federal Finance Co., Inc. tere&tlng. More than 21 yean in Santa Ana 429 No. Sycamore, Santa A.nL '8.000.00 for one of the very newest, modern. rurniJtbed homes ln beautlful Sllverarl.o Canyon. 45 minutes from Balboa... Two bed.rooms, one and one -half ha.tbs, all electric heating, cook- 24.-.ftc A.'IJTOllO'l'IWI • -II FOR SALE -2-wheel luggage traJ.ler, $66. 125 E . Bay Front. Balboa Ial&ru1. 24-ltc ing and ~rlgeration. A amarl ------------ houae. a . ~uutul and conven-l"OR SALE--Houae Trailer, pre- lent location.· The early bird will war factory mad&. Elect. link-. be none too early to get thia one. good t1ru. Atr coo1er. lnq. Den- LOUIS'W. BRIGGS Exclusive Agent a.le'• cate, Corolla del Kar. Ph. Newpt. Bcb. 22!!0. 20-4tc 19211 FORD ''A" Coupe. 5 tin., 714. Eut ~ntral Avenue, Balboa Pbon~ Newport 80 24-ttc need.a repaira, $1".00. Pbone l~R an.er 6 p.m. 22·1t NOTICE OF SALE of • MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL Will Be Held by Commercial Fishermen's Cooperative Association, Inc. at its Quarters, 228 TWENTIETH ST~EET Newport Beach, Calif. (formerly M. J. Johnson Boat Works) FOR SALE COMPLETE BOAT SHOP EQUIPMENT • Boats • Boom s • Spars • Lumber of All Kinds •Band Saws • Shapers • Sanders, Etc. • Planers Can Be Seen Daily Between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. Inspection closes Friday Afternoon, March 30. Sealed bids on all or part will be opened at 7:30 p. m., April 30, on the premises. . TELEPHONE OPERATORS 24·2 t c ; OH~ Yo u LONESOME P OO!i? WORM NE'llER Mlt.jO, JUST WAIT THERE HE NEEDS A ' COMPANION NEEDED Service Mell and War Woria!n Are All THERE Depending Upon Our Girls at the Switchboards SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE CO. 100 Eut Bay A-, Balhoe OS 51 ·~ No. lfldD lit. & ~Mia ••-it ot • • s Z '1 •a c 1 •cu ,. ' • • • • ' ' ' ' Legion Hears Hatdships of Young , Veterans at Birthday Dinner • -au: 9''5Nt f' •21 .. t • 111;.0R'a' ' . I-Iarbor . Feminine Activities 0... of the m-pertinent "111>-stand. Don't q....tloa the.. boya o.. ..,,_,~~ .,_...._ ..A- jlcta ~the 4&y wu dloc:....S at about 1helr experlencu, do not * ~1 "..wn:u ...mu" x Pbcww ~and 13 * the birthday party of the Amer!-talk about war at an . They want, :::--:---'-:-::-::-::--:----:-::-:----::-:---::-~---:--~:.:....--.;_--------------....!.~----- con Leg1cn Poet 291 an0 AusWary abcrfe an, tororset 1t.·',,A'he oPeak-First Grandchild for Mina May Boyd and Edwin Bryant Heights Circle at bold TU-.y ..,en!Dg at the Le-er. a young man. -wl>at he 1'1 M p tmistr """ Hall with :t.l&Jor Korn. tatld•g a1tout. tor h•,... been ... esa os ess United in Mesa Church Rites Lido Home, Plan A.bn.lm. pubUc rel&UoD.8 ottlce.r of 80 or more flying mJAipaa and un-Little Unn lllehelle Nurum 111 A · 1 A the Santa An& Azmy Air Bue aa derstanda wllat theoe boy• are up receiving top attention In the home pn ctiv ities speaker, and Jack Undtley, ta-apJJurt. u ta apected: that he will ot Kr. and Mn. John OW who are In the <>:>.ta Kesa COmmunity sllter of the groom. u matron of moua cowboy artist, u enterta.l..De!', speak to the nezt p-oup ot -.iec-the proud grandpa.renU ot the lit-church on Sunday &ttemoon, honor. Her gown wu of roee tat- The ll&Jor told of the great need tees w bl c b leave Wedneeday, Ue lauie, their tlnt ~4. Jlarch 26, Nina May Boyd, d&ugb-feta and· ebe c.an1.ed a bouquet o:t Mn . Herbert B. King waa ho.t- ea at an all-.day meeting of the Newport Helgbta Circle ot Cbn.t Church by the Sea at her home 218 Via Mentone, Lido Isle o~ Thuraday, March 22. of returned veteram for aym.p&· lla.rch 28, at a:SO a. m.. trom the born lut Week. to Muter Tech.blcaJ hyactntiw and treel:laa.. Bridecm&Jda a.-., John N ter at Mr. and 1'111. Jobn D. Boyd, -•-,.,_ Alice ~ 0 -•~-f th theUc and undent.andlnC· treat-PacWc Electnc et&Uoia.. ...-.6 eant and -.n. usum. ......... .-.im. ~Y ..... 1.er o e ment. wbJcb they are dettnitely Cartoon!« Jack IJndlley pick-Mn. Nuzum wu Ethel Btn before 180 20th street. ea.ta Keu., WU brtde and Miu Darlene Bryant, not being accorded. He told of ed: bis own mode.la and created her marriage. united ln marriage to Edwin F . •tater Of the groom.. They were a young man who had returned plenty of tun u lie delineated the Unn and her mother are report-Bryant, eon at Mr. and Mrs. Les-gown~ in filmy blue cblttoo dreu- to civil ll!e after only three month9 featuru ot. Put~mmander Mor.. ed doing D!cely ln the Banta Bar-ter F . Bryant of 226(5 Old Sant& ea and vel..18 and carried lhower aver.eaa, bu( who h&d crowded gan Leonard, J4ra. Irvin Georp bar& Cottagwi botplt&l, according Ana Road, Coat.a Mesa. with Rev. bouquet.a of daffodilJI and treeatu. into tboee few abort weeks exper-Gordon, C. A. Knowlton, Clayton to POltmlatreu Gill who spent the CUI a Johmon oftlctatlng. iencea beyOl'l'd the imagination of Tbom.P80Q and Mra. Ray Funk. put week...end in the Channel a.ty. The -wedding vowa of the double dvUJana, and ot h1a reactlona when Muaic, too, wu on the procram, Sgt. Nuzum wbo I.a ln the Uhited rtng ceremony were apoke:n before h1a townspeople a.aked i! be "had and there wu community singing States Marine Corpt, LI •lated for an altar banked wttb paJ.ma and been on a picnic tour." with Andrew J . Hayman at the overseaa duty but waa at home for lighted by the eott glow of many Serving u be.et ma.n wu Sgt. The morning houn were apent with eewtng, and a layette cover - let waa nearly completed. fCTr" the ~ Crou. At noon needlel!I were laid a.aide and membeni ~ their sack lunchee, wtt.b the hoat- eae eerving the deuert of glDger- bre&d. whipped cream, tea and coffee. "We, u civilians. cannot visu-piano. An entertaine r ln World the arrival at h18 daughter. tapen. Buketa Of cal1a IUtes and &U%e the horror tbe8e boya b.ave War I, Hayman played for tbll!I oc-yellow acacia bloieoma adorned Wlllta.m Stelmel with uahers duties being can1.ed out by John Boyd, brother' of the bride and Jlmmle Prinal<>'t of Huntington Beach. Followlllg the ceremony, a recep- tion wae held at the home of the bride ·~:here 85 gueata gathered to wi8h the couple many yean ot hap- plneM, art.er which the couple left for a honeymoon at Big Bear and Palm Springs. Mrs. Bryant chose a powder blue. suit with brown ac- ceasories for her trip. The couple V!.'ill reside on Balboa I.11land. been through," said the major; "It caa!on bla moot recent compootUon, Balboa USO Will the cbun:h. With Mrs. Mory Ben- we had the war in thia country "My Love for You is Uke a Song" Ob G d F 'd nett at the organ. Mn. Helen In the a..baence of the president, Mrs. Leon Fergu80n, Mrs. Gua Nirenberg acted as chairman and Mre. King led in devotional.!, read- lng a most lnaplring poem. we might be better able to under-worda t o which bad been written Serve 00 rt ay Brown sang "I Love You Truly" In order to observe "Good Frt-before the ceremony. ~iucerl'st ~isl!cs for n ~UJJJ.ltl Itiasit'r f rorice5 ~resses • ' ~or r ori Shop Sportswear 2nd & Broadway SANTA ANA '?S6 Santora Bldg. -Second Floor day" IMa.rcb 30) the r egularly Tbe brtde was lovely In a long scheduled dance for that night will dre-915 faJthioned of white net and be held on Saturday, March 31st. lace with finger-tip veil held ill The fo!loY.:ing Friday, April 6th, place by ctu.sterl!I of orMge blos· a formal party and dance w ill be aoms. Her bouquet was freetrias cen- held Rccording to H elen Ann tered by 8 \\'bite orchid. She car- G1undy, chairman of the J unior ried out the wedding tradition .of Hostesses. The h<stcsses will ap-80methlng old. somethlng ne\\', J>€8r tn fonnal attire and thos-e something borrowed, 90mething v.·ho h8\'e served the required blue and her only jewerly was a he urs \\'ill receive their Junior st.r ing of pearls, a gift from the Hostess pi.ns. A five-piece arches-groom. tra. from the Air Base ha.a been Attending lhe •_e_'_"_"'_"_r_o_r_t_h_e_o_cc_u_i_on_. ____ 1 Audrey sit.elm el bride was Mrs. of Beacon Bay, Mrs. Bryant attended Ne\1.•port Harbor High school and ho..s been employed as telephone operator at the Ba1boa exchange. 1fr. Bryant ls a graduate of Lewig and Clark High gchool Jn Spokane. Washing- ton, and l.11 now employed with Et.s- Hok in-Ga.lvln Marine Electricians. He is a member of the Costa Mesa. Amf'rican Ltgion. Arrangements "'ere completed to take care of hostess dutlea at the Newport Beach USO for a period in April. y,rlth Mrs. William Trusty In charge._ and the group will also furnish suppers for the Sunday evening meetings of the Youth Fellowship group durlng April under the direction of Mrs. Leon Ferguson. They \\'Ill also fur- nish dessert for the W .S.C.S. meet- Jng at the church Wednesday, April 11. Lettel"S were r e.ad from seve ral members \\'ho \\'ere 111, Including by his daug-hter. A1rs. Floyd Hoffard. !o.1"rs. Herbert Thi.• wa_• the 26th birthday an-Seo ts w ·n A ards at Pack Meet · ' U I W 1 McDonald. Mrs. Lou;s F orshay and niversary 0~ tht' Legion, and at ' ~lrs. J esSie Childr t>th, sister of the dinner \\'hich pr~C'eded the pro-Give Skits on ''Communications' 1-frs. George 1'.Joreland. grant they \\·ere pr~st'ntea \Vlth 8 Mrs. Ray Barrett had a.s a guesl I hug-e cak(' beartn~ 26 candles by Boy Scouts are trained to think \ Gordon Sutterfield, Denner stripes. ladles of the Auxiliary, the pre-1 quickly e..nd the CUbs of Pack 105 Den 5: Charles Elliott, Wolf her molher-in-la\\·, Mrs. Barrett. sentatlon ~Ing made to Command-are getting their training. evidcnc-bac'ge: ?.1ichael Hillman, Wolf who is visiting f r om Penruiylvania, f'r Fran k C"rocker by President 1 ed by the skill VF.'ilh v.•h!Ch tiH'Y badge and Denner stripes; Douglas and memOOrs present were the ~tntlc Rolling-. I responded t o the test of a 9Urprise Kimball. \¥olr badge: Fred Nesbit, 1fesdarr:es E . D. Goodell, Henry tt v..·as a chicken dinner with the program at Uie Pack Meet Friday. °""olf bndge and Denner stripes. Harris. Ed\\·ard Hart, George chicken and biscuits provided by l1 The meet y,·a.s held in th(' Gram-Den 6: 1'1i kl Hummer. Bobcat Moreland, Gus Nirenberg. W illiam the comr.littee, while salad.s and mar school auditorium with H. 0. pin : Salty Staats. gold arrow. and Trusty, Agnes Wilson and Herbert King. vegetables \\"ere brou~ht by vari-Boyvey in charge and 175 parents Mi chael \\"ood, gold a rrO\'·. i-.us mem})('rs, and accompanylng and f(lends attending. Subject for Russet! Campbell, Scout execu-The next meeting will be a the cakt' fo r dessert y,•as Ice cream. the evening ~·as "Communications" tive from the Santa Ana office, benefit luncheon April 26 at the home of Mrs. L. H. Ferguson with C'n lh(' dinner committee, Wfll'e and instead of prepared skits, Den y,·as a sp('c\all Jnlt'St. as was W . A. ~lo'l.tie Rolling, \1elma Croft, Julia leaders diev.· slips on \Vhich \\'ere Carruthers y,·h'l has been in Scout Mrs. R. C. Oy,·en. Mrs. Henry r:i::gert. ~t yrtle. Allen. Helen Ran-":ritten some method of communi-Ing tor 35 °years They \1,re re In tro: I Harris. ~d ~tr~. \o\'illiam Trusty el. Bert Hatcher and Mary Cham-ca tion, and the Dens were given duced by itr. Boyvey, ·~:ho al!K> as assis ng 08 esses. bcrlin. 110 minutes in \\'hich to prepar e talked on the paper drive which The nrxt rrpt>ting of the Leglon 1 their sk it. Wlnner v.·as Den 2. on ha!'! already brought ln 23,000 R ed Cross Speaker 1·:itl be a bus ness meeting on Tues-I the "Pony Express:· sho\\·ing re-pounds of paper, of which Pa.ck I d"ly. April 3, snd a large member- 1 Ja.y riders coming in and an Indian 105 has collected 12.000 pounds. All For Capilla Circle ~ '.1ip !s asked to at tend a.s there fight. tile boys hope to get the Elsen-I • 'nrc· matters of pending legislation Den 3 won the pennant for era.It ho\\·er medal, for \\'hich a scout Mr. A. Lo"\•eland, field director to be discussed, \\'hlcb vltally af· \\'Ork. with \1.1oven leather bells. a must collec t 1000 pounda. of Red Cross \\"Ork at the Santa ~==:=:=:=:=:=:c==:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::=:=~-'~ec~t__'s~e".rv~lc~e~m~e=•:· _______ benut1tully pol ished wooden tray The next meet ing wtll be April Ana Army Air Basre "''as speaker -\\"1th rop(' edg(', airp1an€'9, a battle 27 and th~ subject \\"ill be 'Trans· at the Thursdav. meeting of the ~l"I ' 11 I I I 11 I I I I I I 11 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11·1 I I I I I I I I< I f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l ul hllll UIJtl llllll lll111111Ul llf f Round of Teas, Chapter Meetings, Plus Wedding, Keep UDC P resident Busy One Of the m09l eoclally acUve penlO!\ll ln the whole Harbor area ·these daY1 le Illa Gertrude Mont· gomery, 2117 Ea.st Central avenue, Balboa, state pruldent of the United Daughtent of the Confed- eracy, what wttb a round of Vt.tu to cba plers1 in the northern p&rt of the state, other meeUnp cloaer home, a.nd a wedding. The wedding waa a lovely at· fair, beld recently at the. home. of Miu Montgomery's aunt, Mn. Cla.re.nce Nieeon. Santa Ana, but it had been lcbeduJed for .Enid, Oklahoma. The bride WU Mlu Robbie Rae Mcvea of San Ant.onto, and the groom waa Lt. Joe p. Tbomp«1n jr., l!IOn of Mrs. Glady• Thompson. who bu been ma.king her h~e with Miaa ¥ontgomery for aome time. and brother of MTa. Archie Tom Madsen, 1011 ~ Weat Bay avenue. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Madsen bad gone to Oklahoma to attend the wedd.ing, but the day after they got .there the lieutenant was ordered to leave immediately for Inglewood, 90 the two ladies caught a train and came back , with the bride arriving the next day to be a guest at the 1ionl· gomery home for a \veek. Miss McVea had plann('d to be married in a suit, but the beautl- ful \\'inding stairv.·ay in the Nissan home seemed purposely designed for a bride in satin and tulle. a.cd Stockton to attend the annual but· fet supper of the Stocktca. cnap.. ter, U . D . C., and wu a guqt ot J(n. F>'an.k F . Bogg>. widow of the fate Senator Boggs. While tbcN ehe wu aleo a guest at a tea given ln her honor. · In San Fnmcilco ber ottk:la1 hoet.eaaes were Mrs. Chester A. Garfield arut Mn. Kay B. .KJl... lough, although ahe stayed at the Women's ctvic club, where a tea waa given for her in the club lounge by the three chapten. She aJeo attended eeveral other 'teu: and chapter mHtinp. The Oa.kland chapter entert&Jn ... ed for her at the Lake Merritt Boat club a.nd the. Berkeley cb&p-- ter gave a luncheon in her honor.' MJa Montgomery had planned to go to Sacramento but had to gtve up the Idea because of the dittl· culty ot obtainlng hotel accommo-- datlone, nor did she get down to San Joee. Going north on the streamliner: Miss Montgomery encountered a blizzard over the Te.ha.chap! and the drtvlng snow W&.! in contrast to the fields of poppies and lu- pines at Fresno, 'vhile lhere were fl ov.·ers in bloom a.s she returned a \\'eek later down the coast. An· other trip north ia scheduled for Y.'e<>k after next. \\·hen th"e state president will attend the 30th an· niversary of the Bakersfield chap- ter. she wu per9Ua:ded to wear the Tn Santa Ana she had members formal \~:hite Mlin gO\\'O and veil of hf'r executive board at a guest which Mrs. Madsen. \\"ho acted a!! tea at Ella Sanson Chapter, and matron of honor, y,·ore at he r O\\"n other affairs near home were the \\'edding two years ago. -l uncheon in her hcnor at the Hotel J.fiss Louise Y ontgomery sang Gr•een, Pasadena., given by mem- sev('raJ st>lections with harp ac-b<'rs of the Pasadena Chapter, and compa.niment 8Jld capt. Madsen a luncheon at the Mary Curtis Lee acted as best man. Chapter, Los Angeles. Scheduled So much for the weddin&". N ow ' for May is the state convention comea MUia Montgom~ry's ov.'Il ac-at the Elks' Temple, Los Angeles, t lvtties. On March 6 she left for May 10-11. NOW OPEN Vi's New Beau ty Shop (Viola Brennan ) llOS Coast mgh\\·ay, Corona del !\far • Permanent Waves a Specialty Tinting Done Expertly Evening appointm(·nts \Vil• require advance arrangements i,-! !f\••ord, and various typehs o,. com- 1 portatlon." Capilla Circle of the Corona del _ munlrations, including t e 111-can-Mar Community church. Cocgre-~ and·sfring telephone. Den 6 won M t O A t h gstlonal, \\"hich met at the home of P hone 179 Temporarily 9 : the ne\\' good conduct pennant and l ee ne 00 er Mrs. F. H. Bates , Orchid avenuf'.J'----------------------------_J • • • • • • • -• • ; • • • • • ~ ~ • • • • ~ ~ . ; • • • ~ • • ~ • • ~ • • • • • • • • ~ • • • ~ • • • ' • • i • • ~ • ' • • • • • • • ~ • • 0 • ~ • • • • • ~ • ~ • • • ! .. ! • I ! I GRE ETS THE SUIT Cla.ss1cally strl.:J anJ chJrming E.1stc r Suits \\·ii\ S('<: }'f\U through all hours practi· callr all yc:ir' Scar of your n('\V season V."a rdrobe ..:hoscn for their authori· tat1ve tailoring, their supi:nor f:il-nc and their 1n<lisputablo: a.1r of flattery. T hl!y·re ref rcshing as the first t"-lade of gnss in spnng and JUSt as straight and slim . • Bt::tlER APPAREL Second Floor .............. .,.. __ ,_, .... ' • I ./ ' • I ~I Pen .'i rame in for the attendance At Mrs. Viele's \\'ith Mrs. Allen as hostess. Beau-~ penn-.nt. I tiful arrangements of spring Oow-i Awa.rd.a lo members \\"ere: Oen Thl'y mC't one Rnoth<'r rece~tly ers decorntC'd the rooms for th(' ~ 1. George Chambers. cub card; I at_th£' ho_me or ~·Trs. Frank VielC'. occasion. The !fJJCa.ker told of "·hat Henry Hill. Lion badge, gold ar-1391 lf;imilton strret. Cost~ 1'.1 esa. the RC'd Cross ls doing for boys in rov.'; Bob l'cnaston. s!lve1· arrow; 11:"he nffl'rnoo~ v.•as spent 1~ chal-the sen·lce and of ho\\· it is acting 1 • Dana Morris. Bear badge. and ting and sc\\1ng a~t~r which the 1 aa a conoectin~ link b<'twcen the George Peters, \\'eblos badge. hOSl('SS S('rv(>d dcllCIOUS rer~sh -! bo\'S and tr.e h6blt'l I Den 2 : J amee Alexander. Bob-mcnts. One of the members Airs. W . cat pin: Cub cards, Michael Simp-ThOSl' presen! . included f\1e:-· 1 Frank P o\\·ers. \\·ns lea~ing M0on· .. son, Robert Cote, Tommy BroV!.'ll , ~ames Espee \Vilhams. Tom ~Vil· day tor San Francisco to join her • Neile Brown, EUcbard Grover and I Ilts. J . C. Mcintosh, caIJa Viele, husband, who has been appointed -Robert Eggert. E. 0 . Potter, Martha Ludlow, Bur-to the Y. M. C. A. at the Emba r- Oen 3 : Donald Holt, Wolf badge; fc_>n. Northern, Young. Henry Da· cadero, and she was honored "'i th Oougl88 Boyvey. gold and silver vis and daughter, L?la Lue. Gue!'ts I a farewell gift, a beautlfuJ Copy ot arrov.-s; Billy Garot. W olf badge; I fo~ the aftC'TnOO~ were ~csdarne:-Elbert Hubbard's Scrap Book. Mrs . Charles Gill Cub card Ohv<' Clark. \Villard Viele and P owers y,·as program chaliman tor Den 4: Karl Oqulllt, Bobcat pin ; daughtl'r, Sandra and E . R But· the ,Circle . --------------\ ler. ~11 o f ~ant a Ana a nd Mrs. :Mrs. Francis Cox presldl'd at .. H EC 0 f Grange Jennie Em£'r1ck of Fullenon. the meeting. v.·hich was a ttended WI.th Mes~ Matron 0 t • . by 20 membero. The next meeting ~ p 1c1an Opens Will be April 5 at the home Of the New offices wife of t he pa.st.or. Mrs. P e.rry rvtrs. E. S. Boudreau invited the l-lome Economics st>ction of the l t \\"as a peculiar situation when Costa Me~a grange to her home, an optJcian round himself In t he • 1872 Orange nvenuc>, Coota !\.tesa. tJtiloring business. but Dr . Horace • "'h£'n they Jaid plans for their an-Caden ha.d to do just that \\'hen he : ! nual bazaar. Proceeds totaling I y,·anted to open hia ne"'· offices at ~ ( SlOO from the highly successful 217 \Ve9t. Fourth street . Banta Ana . ; 1 chiCkt"n dinner recently sta,sC"d by Dr. Caden , who w~ with Gens- : 1 ht" Grange and the Home Eco-I er -Lee for several years. \\'Bnted ~ nomics section, were turned over to open his own offices and to do -to the grange 10 buy war bonds I 80 had to purchase the lease, stock ~ latC'r t o be applied on the building and fixtures of the Lutz aothiers . : rund. pioneer tallors. The building has ~ Those present were ~fesdarnes been compJett>ly renovated and th!! ; I Harold Kyle, Alice I-lughes, Alice ne\\·, attractive otficea were open . : Mullins, Jasper \'lager, ~tay ed last week. ! Swearingen. Clar.§. Smith, f\.tina --------------~ M;1che11 . May TaJbo1 . Hattie Ta;t. Late -Class. Ads • Clarabelle Parsons, Gertrud(' Nel· • • son . Ella Stillens and W. L. ~ Cook. • Next mf'('ting or the group will ~ be Tuesday. April 3 at the horn(' ~ of J asper \Vager. 259 20th street. LOST-·Female P omeranian dog . Ech.rock , 1104 \\'est\\·ood avenue, Santa Ana . lt \\'ill be an all-day meeting, y,·ith a luncheon. sen·e' at noon. and many of the members plan to ..spend the morning visltin~ the BO\~·e rs ~t emorta.I museum . The Lew H . Wallaces have re· turned from Twenty-Nine P alms after a short sojourn. I t was too cold to stay longer. Sturdlt.lys Models Bike Rental 208 Marlne ·Ave. Balboa bland Beige. An.!Wers to name of Mol- lie. Re\\'arrl . Any information to Mra. Andrew BrO\\'t\, SYcamore 39291. San Ma.rtn9. 24-2tc ;i--i;;;::;::--~~~~~~~~~~--i ! -• • • • • • ~ • • • ~ • • ' • ~ • ! • • • • ' ! • l I All Blouses Redu ced $495 to $895 . Dresses and Formals $1850 to $3500 Sdits $35 to $60 ,by noric ISlSN.MAJN ARCADE BLD0.. llOOM 17 •• Send Her Your Photograp lY For Mother's Day ----------11----. OBDO NOW IN TDD: FOK MAILING .r----SPECIAL---~ MOTHER'S DAY PHOTOS • • • • .'1.00 I , Roberts :Portraits -• * 111111 ~ 9DI J'ILll!lli@•@ jti W 17 ,. liAl'U DA II Zs -11 A. a to I P. M. Do5r '