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Home My WebLink About1945-05-09 - Newport Balboa News Times, Tl SAND CRAB By SAM V-E DAY. Three and a half years t>f bloody strife in which American boys laid down their Jives. have come to an end in Europe. It was 5 years and 8 months ago that Germany entered P<>- land and its ~ through to Russia and Into the low- lands into France. has been one of horror, privation, needless slaughter and star- vation. The Nazi regime can rightly be called one of sav- age butchery; the unthink- able and unbelievable atr<>- cities committed in the pri- son camps will ever remain a blot on the "Msste Race, -(?)" It Is inconceivable how any nation of civilized men ,. could sanctioo such das- tardly acts as they visited on captured civilians, no matter what creed or religion-how they could torture and cre- mate the thousands of people Is beyond human compre- hension. Americans at home cannot v!suali7.e the wholesale mas- sacres and while many will all too speedily forget, those families who have been pen- all2ed by lost loved ones will always remember the useless and pitiless crimes of the Hun barbarians. One may say that Hitler's was a dis- eased mind, but that does not excuse Himmler or the henchmen who carried out orders not only on the Nazi command but for the pure joy of killing. Even the young soldiers took a sadist- ic delight in murder and ~y retaliatory me th o d s Wi!1 seem futile and helpless. as 1t does not bring back the dead. Yet, none of the guilty must escape punishment; to para- phrase Lincoln's memorable words: • - -that these dead sball not have died in vain." • • • Coming Home. The news that 1,400,000 soldiers are returning from Europe and that many of them ~ ~ discharged from service, IS happy news to the mothers. fathers, wives and sweet- 1-rts at home. Some of t11e<;e boys will COO! to the harbor district and their ad- mission back into the ranks of civil life will be fraught with the usual headaches that accompany such a change. Everything possible Should be done to aid . ~e :yolllllt men getting started m work or busiJless. ltindness and thoughtful coosidenltion amst be given In guiding 1belii In sUccessfUJ ventures ~ ~ting them from lollng aaved-ui> funds In W- c on al de red enterprises. Qllnwl from older and wiser · h r. ·'Is nee !led and their Gt ~ 1llUlt be =led ln careful dwllm'ls tlle tint )'l!8l' or WO. ' • • ' I A"" WiDi•mD.11 'w esa • V-1E DAY EDITION Newport Balboa News-Times VOLUME lCXXVlI Sober Reflection Greets V-E Day Herei Ask No Celebration r Mayor, Civic and Church Officials Declare This Is No Time to Celebrate; Dedicate Selves to Finishing Job in Pacific The sudden capitulation of the mighty wehrmscht-the complete mastery of the "supermen"-the mysterious dis- appearance, dead or alive of the most hated man of all his- tory, left no general feeling of wanting to sta«e a wild cele- bration here today. ' The end had been expected. in fact no American had felt in his heart that there ever was a question of who would win. But the end came differently this time. There were no plans afoot f~r a holiday. The business houses, banks, ration board, city offices-In fact almost all norms! functions were going on as usual today. . It_ was the kind of a celebration that some 12,000,000 boys m uniform would expect and want at home. For it is a sol- emn observance of the half-way mark on the road to peace. Another war remains to be r won! ished." Frank Crocker, t ire chief and Andrew J. Hayman, chief clerk, commander of the American Le-Newport Harbor draft board said : g1on said: "I am gratified that the "The war is 75 per cent o'1er PRO- !irst stop has been attained. Thls VIDING we get in and help to is t he stopping of fascism. The 1 clean up the remaining 25 per cent .next stop 19 the eruing from pow-of it with the Japs; otherwise the er ot Nipponlsm~tanatical. cruel .. war is only 50 per cent over. This unreasoning be!Jtiality. Everyone is no time to let down." knows It will be tough, but we're Rowland R Hodgkinson, chief d«ermtned to do IL" of police : "I can see no reason for COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, I~ V-E DAY In~ to -lnqal-~ -v-lt DQ-rMOpJl:lon, .... ~of -•-.c Har-bor of~ at CWI-.... ,. "1111ft:rm1d _ . ....,. • lir --Jail, ·-·-...... ~ ....... to llllertere with tile _..... war a- DAo ... In l1De wlU! tho - -OI Erle A. lo-toa, pn>Ol-decit' at tho UalW fllallln -. ber of Commerce, ,_.... M · Mid '"Tbe hoard of 41Ncton feel Uaat vtdol)' ahou.N be obeened by a -pie llDd ..................... lo the war effort. There must be DO let-u._ el.t.ber ln productloB or ln --wDI to v1etor7; Ilia& -oplrlt of V~ Day lhoald be tllat we have ftnally nl9Cbed the real be- stnnlnc of the end; that Ule lime wUI then have antftld tor P8WBc e-.erythlnc we have tnto tbe alo- pn, 'On to Tokyo' ". Locally It wu poln~ out that the We.t Cout la more fally alt-.e t.o tbe Paclftc war, It.a lmportanoe and .erlouaneu. COUNCIL CONSIDERING PARKING METERS • • Heading the list of citizens who people conducting th ems e Ives believed that there should be no other than they have for the lut celebration or holiday at this time I three years-there is no reason for was Mayor Clyan Hall. who just having a house warming when before the city council meeting I only the studding is up!" A.re parking meters the anawer ------------ yesterday said: 'The time to eel~ Ralph Maskey, president or the to the acute parking problem tn 145 Gal G brate is when we are through with ration board: '"'The ration board the Newport~Balboa. area? They • 38 Japan. Meenwhile, we have a will be open as usual. We have came In for conaidera.ble dbcuuloo Co S ) long•way to eo. and it is rather a •not been informed of any changes yesterday afternoon at a meeting upons to en time now for thanksgiving and in rationing when V·E day comes. ot the city council when a suggee- prayer for the progress we've All employea and voluntary work· 1 mad made so tar. Let's have a double ers hope that complete military ton wu e that the city park, A loas that burbl these d&y1 ia celebration when .Japan ia fiD· 1 (Continued on Pace 4 ) tng Iota In both communities have the lou ot cu coupons. 'That ie -------------------------! meten in.aWled. with the regular the Ju.-tifiable claim of Han-y Croix ~e Guerre, Proclaim Surrender Broue Star to Colonel MacCallum of Nazisi Ratification ' To Cblcmel D . B. KacCallum <:A 218 Roby avenfie, B&lboa Ialand, veteran ot Wortd War I, hu coCi.e tll• signal bcaGr of ba"t'lng been awa:tdtd fbe Crob: de Guerre wtth In Berlin Pact Today ;!~m~',;t':!.""011:'.;..!!;;,,,,. Fre;". Fighting Ceases in All But Few Areas; Top fco. ..,,., -·t1oo baa been re-1 Commanders Give Up, Hats in Hand; cefved by the colonel'• wife, but 40 OOO OOO C J • hi• letter did -stve any detalla ' ' asua ties of the P• ewwwtatkm or for what tt wu awwded. a(ber-than that Gen.· oral BrMdley cmd .........i Jl'rslcb unerai. were ~t at the cere- "The German people and the German armed forces, are, for better or worse, delivered into Allied hands." Thus was the dramatic closing of one of the bloodiest periods in history zlooy. • Another blgb .......S. the Bronze -almost six years of terror, devastation and human destruc- star. baa been gfftD the otnco{ tion-the capitulation of the terrible Wehrmscht. by oar own army, and Ullo decol-Now the victory is complete. Today is V-E Day. Presi- atfon r.,,.,,. on 1u way here. dent Truman, Prime Minister Churchill, and Premier Stalin The _,., lo~ ~e have proclaimed it so. It is the day, wildly celebrated through-~'::o ':,., ~ he ,... one 0~ out allied centers in Europe, waited for nearly six years, 2319 the fil'llt group to =-the Rhine ternble days. . and 1a"""' 111 ~onlda. Mro: It doesn't seem possible that 40.000,000 people have been MacC&Jium be1Jevea. made casualties by this terrible struggle. But a cessation of Cot. MacCollum "' the oon ot tragedies breaking upon the consciousness for so long a time Mr. and Mn. Daolel H. MacCal-have dulled the senses. Peoples have become almost immune rum, 125 ~ ,..venue, Ba.Ibo& to shock--even to expression,,_ ___________ _ Ialand. Re aerved In World W.ar I , of joy. Immediately afterward, with caps entering-dlndJy from medical When the German general !Jlalt in hand, that they understood the llChoof, and cmme out wtth lbe rank finally Wf-8 certified a.a to quali-stem terttl!!I or wrrender. and of Lieutenant. ll"or 15 years he haa tied representatives-by the new would faitbtully caTry them out. been prot~r al anatomy at the tuherer Grand Admiral Doenitz \Vben the newa wu sent out medlcal .:boot of the University · ' by the Associated ~. the historic moment v:as r eady to r • as corres- or Southern California, and be and take place at General 6f the Army pondent in an unautbort.ud state· Mra. MacCallum made the.tr home Dwlgbt D Elaenho~·er's head-ment of the surrender, foreign at Westwood. with their two cbU-· capital ~--d t J quartera in a big red school house 8 ~Le a prema ure ce e-dren. Jean and Don&ld. until be in R . Fran bratlon. Later came the an· entered the •rvice four years ago. etmsCA PS ~~ HAND nouncement 1rom London that tcr There at 2 :41 o'clock Monday day, TueMiay wu to be formal morning the German General Gus-V-E Day. Peoples in England, tat Yod.1, chief ot staH". and Gen. France, Sweden, and the Nether- Admtral Ha.na Freiburg represent-lands continued throughout yea- lng the German navy · Bigned the terday to celebrate the closing of cOIIl plete and uncondltlonal sur· the Wilt' in Europe--to them, the render documents tn the presence tlnd of all boetllltles. StateOuits Site For Asylum ot General Walter Bedell Smith, AMERICANS CALM American Chiet ot Sta.ff, and Eng-But Americans, wtth the excep.. Jhdl, French and 'Rusaian genera.la. lion ot New Yorken, fatled. to They promlaed General Eisenhower (Continued on Page 4) ''E· h B d'" 1sen ower on trve..cent per hour rate enforced. G&rtler wbo Jost, be reported to Whlle nothing wu concluded, police. -coupons with a value ,'lbst tile l*op!llCd site for councilmen were app.-aiaed of the of 14~ gatlono of the preclot111 fluid the $4,000,(XJO State Mental reported offer of Bob Murphy, were ta.ken from his fishing boat . 7th Day Adventists Plan New Church Sale Begins V-E Day owner ot the Rendesvau1 Ballroom 'The Sport .Angler'. ~ u lt waa Institutim near Costa Mesa ln Balboa to pave the bu,p park· anchored at Avalon Bay, Cateltna has been iWln.itely aben· lng tot on the ocean &oot ln Balbc& Llland 00 the fourth ot Kay. dolled by slate dftdals was ln e.zchange tor hia aole prtvilege The coupons were aD tn tbe &-WeJcone news received Mon-Conatructlon ot a new church lbe Southeutern. C&lifornla Con~ at renting thla opoce to cuotomerlo plloo type, with oerlal °'"" · day "-• the N t Harbor .. atlng about !00 ln the main audl· terence ot the Seventh Day A.d- at night.. He would cb:aJ'l9 m ceotll 020891' · u:1 .ewpor tortum COllting appr9K"m1tely $J.6,. ventt.t church, reprMeDted by To get a "O..enl !!:t-.. the time to ollow the .,.,. that per car It .,.. oald. Tbe couneD 020llMU to 1. Chaml.-r d. Commen:e from ooo. to start u ...., afta v-E Uoyd 111. ma-, p...ideDt. Be ...m -··-s-tb War La.n -.., are ready to do our ~ tor did -· -.-to spend Oldet Doll EldeT wbo bad a Secretary Harry Hantei, --of Day u materlala 'are anllable, -tlle local -Ill JsMdllnc with the a-. 81•mped on the them-they haft cutaln1y -., $llOOO to pa•e the 800-car area. three da 1ea.., ~ h1o Air OOrpo the S8nfa Ana O!amhe.-d. WU announced tod&7 . by Rev. lx1Qding detaa.. ' bcold ltoelf, tt wDI be nee '""'Y to " ~on parlWla' .,._, put ~-at nm.or Oxnnwscr. Allio 1t·-sbdted Glenn IC. ~. put« ol the MllllON' ITYL.E act thla .....U. It wu an-tlle1n. aa unto ,,_'Kond'7'• a<ljownod ~-Kn.~"": In the ctfftdal (1••ft•uwtloo Bnenth Da7 --c:tnm:h ot A n•-DJ' -arclllt.ect. _,.by Walter~. -COMPILE MAY 1~ ~. at which dl&lte -lJOtl -o.ini ....... a._, wflldl www lly teras:.:ne Ille -.... atnton Nune, -1 1T'pod th_e of the -.._ --wllldl No -.ipl~ IS""' Fl!!!Jbl ~ ma7 ~ place. -a 'ltalt ll-J. . ; . from Sm. Smn L. at A otte 100:'1'!0 feet trontlng .., i-Ullda and GleM'e - becan -'1'11~ ....._ Udo dri"'! wJll•lllk.... ,J4'i IEWElll Plllo.IECT _., e , ' • · f!I •C, • illNO ·ilti-WU ~ -toda, llu -....... • a It wu -tut oetooer that 11, the dialn:a:aa ·~ • ..,.,;.. A ·---.,, lnb:riHOn Ill the SafromcramOr ~ ~O. ._ 1}3i1D1¥, contly b7 the clWrCll orpot•-~· ~ m'"'"" llt1'& f<>r t114 ~ llDallJ' declclod -u the drive -. ~ ~. ' ·-matW-ot the Oorono. dll Mar Gnim Fire in . • 8 f*I.,. ..., Re-' from -Q. 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A.-;-KE:;;;;;;,;;E;;R;----:--· ---• EDITOR AND PRE __ s_ro_EN_T Prtnttng Plant. 3011 W. Central Avenue, Newport Bea.ch, C'illfomJa Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach A Dependable Loeal lllSUtutton tor Over S'7 Yean , NATIO At EDITOR1A!_ 10 . ASSOC 1 ~•il ~N ~ I ~<.it:<~ .. //l.£r.l_ ; ._ V -E Day · --a Danger? Active Member of It is no secret that official Washington is worried that the formal announcement of V-E Day. will be taken by many citizens as a signal for spending their savings. This spending may not come all at once, but as producticr of consumer goods-radios, electric irons. washing machines and the like-is resumed. the urge to "get a new one" may create a terrific demand which manufacturers will be able t o satisfy only to a small extent. Under such conditions. prices will become inflationary in spite of the OPA. The only way such a situation with its disrupting effects on the nation's economy can be converted is through the co- operation of all citizens. Everyone who has built up a bank savings account or has set aside a reserve in War Bonds should keep such"'tuncls intact and should continue to add to them. Actually. the approach of V-E day and the employ· ment uncertainties which lie beyond it should spur a greater effort toward economy. The· establishment of a family budget and the use of a checking account as a means of keeping tab on expenditures can help considerably toward wise spending and wise saving. V-E Day will not be "dangerous" unless we make it so. Walkie-Talkie s for All How would you like a radio station of your own' Well. after the war maybe you and everyone else will have one-- but it \\ill be of the walkie-talkie variety. I As a matter of fact the federal communications commis· sjon has already assigned frequencies from 4GO to 470 me:-;rr- cycles for ci ,·ilian use. I This device \\'ill not only sen:e fr,r personal com.munica- tions where telephones are not available, but it is also ex-I pected to have an important place in the business field. Doctors out making calls will be quickly reached by their offices. Cattlemen. Canners and oothet persons in outlying 1 areas will find them most useful Probably one of their' greatest uses will be in the transportation field. A century ago the telegraph was invented. Later came the telephone, then wireless, then' radio, and now the walkie- talkle. What next? The Mail-Box Thief The man who steals service-men's allotment or allowance checks is no Robin Hood. He steals from those who fight for bis very own life at the risk of his own. You wouldn't SU!>- pose there would be many people of such low character. But the rising loss of army and navy checks to families of soldiers and sailors has impelled the U. S. Secret Service to launch a special campaign to warn servicemen's families of the organ- ized thievery. The mail-box robbers spot houses displaying service flags I in their windows, watch for the mail deliveries and collect any letters arriving from the treasury department almost as soon as the postman leaves them. Households receiving ?'eeks_ are urged to watch_ for the post's arrival and. to make I 1t a pomt to get to the mail-box first. Incidentally. a strong lock will discourage thievery, the secret service points out. A measure of responsibility rests with all firms where treasury checks are cashed, and stores are requested Y' know all endorsers. · If the aggregate amount of servicemen's pay stolen regu. larly from private boxes is of sufficient magnitude to move the secret sef\~ce to action, a real pinch must be felt by the indi\idual families suffering the losses. Thefts of this nature are represensible, however. beyond any amounts in\1olved. The crime is heinous against men of- fering their lives on our country's battlefields. and every citi- zen should do what he can to help apprehend the criminals. --AMEQICAN HEROES WOODY COWAN .~--- What an the view• ot our new -1dent on labor-capttal-lndu.try- atrtke>reconveralon ! Tbe9e vtt&J queollona are .ought by mllllooa af people ei.nce the untimely p&aalng of Prest.dent RooleVelt, and the aucceulon ol. Harry Truma.n to hla 1'awerf'u.l poattlon brinp Into focua the background ot thl• man wbo bas taken the reins of government. From HB.JT)' TnunllU\ the sena· tor, and Harry Truman the vlce- prealdent came .tatements during the pa.at ten yean fl'om which one can abape h1a reactlona to varlou.e domestic problem• -and how he wtll handle them. · Harry Truman ha.a been quoted aa aaying that a eound poet-war economy la neceeary f or buslneaa to dele:rmine within what llmlt.81 It may move. Gov~rnment should eet llmlta wtthln which bultlnea men may expect regulation, so that SYMBOLIC Th -O#<YI u.s. c •• ,, c • .,, '"''•· h -ls Jivlni symboJ oft~ comJ nc Seventh War Loan drive waa formed by Sou thern California p~~~S:1~f~~~~:n~ to en;phtii:e ~~pled&e o{ all-out cooperatjon In the campal1n. P ublic, private and th 1 1 bel ve se se -m~ War Bond quotas in the U.S. Treasury Schools-at-War program. ~~f'!.?., n~ the ~rch~ of thousands of mobile u:'lits for the anned forces durin& the drive. In the- •hlc:h ~ iJW m:b~"..,,J;'..mpalen, 837 Southl~ school> •«<>Wlted tor sale of fll.143,945 111 Bonds, I future actlvitles tilay be guaged accordingly, it haa been suggeMed by tbe new president. CONTRO LS The only hope of curbing the tendancy taward draaUc inflation and deflation Ui through govern- ment extenalon of price and wage controla. he warned. Thia control must be equitable to all so that the government w1ll have the cooper- ation Of all group.a a.nd individuals In controlling these menaces to economic life, 1.8 hl8 opinion. !'"' CROSS~OR~_.PU~~1£ o I I I I 0 0 I I I I I I I ·. I I l J ll " .L - " F-28 » " ,. .. ., 47 " '' HORIZONTAL 1 Smell S Pigpen 8 Recedes 12 Exls tenc• 13 Carden im· plement 14 Rymster 15 A newt 14 Circular 18 A beveraae 19 Belonging to 20 Word of affect ion 21 lndif1nite article 23 That thing 24 Customary 28 A dwarf 28 The Moham- medan rellgion 29 Female deer 30 The kava 32 Genuine 33 Occupied a seat M Allowa nce for waste S5 Inquire 36 A low Island alQlli a coast ·1 3'1 To a:et up 38 Ardor 40 The pintail tl PronoWJ 43 Prefix : good «A Win¥ (pl.) • ' • ' • IJ 14 SJ .. .. S7 No. 11 45 Symbol tor • tellurium 47 Over (poetic) 4.9 To waa:er again 51 An East In· dian timber tr .. 52 Aboundin& Ul insipid trui1m1 "55 Anglo-Saxon slave 56 Siamese coln I pl.) 57 Poker stake ' VERTICAL 1 A combining Corm mean· ing oJl 2 Spreiid1 3 Often <poetic) 4 Note or scale SA 1haUow place in water 6 A trip 7 A desire 8 Epistle 9 Fur neck· piece 10 Trustl 11 Let it stand <printing) 16 Paper mea- sure 17 Native ol Denmark 20 ReJatin.J: to two 22 A oecat1ve 2S To allay 2:0 Obtained 21 Girl'• oam• 28 M"1'• name 29 Twenty-lour boor• 31 Consumed 33 Japanese coin 34 Wood1 plant 36 Tall Umber tree of New Zealand 37 FsmOUI It.a]. Ian violin maker • 10 11 .. 3~ Sutft.Jr: torm- inl verba 40 Winter vehicle. 41 Wish • 42 Elonsated bh (pl.) 44 Adjoin 45 Tense t8 Otherwta. 48 Went tut afoot 50 Greek letter 51 Male otl'- spring 53 One o.f the 101-fa 111- lables 5" Symbol fot natrium r_,, I..rfnt J-l#n .17 s-,. s,,.. Y• ... w. Co~. 4 .. & Sycamore SANTA ANA DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH OIWIGi OWll FreJa D'aily Dellciouo w J'ooda' Or.oom~~t when ,.,.. -t to cat.cl> 10lll own. HO MEN FiSH MARKET Production Shift To One War Will Take 4 -6 Months The blueprint of the shlft of the American economy from· a two wars to one waa finally ~leued by the War Pro~uctlon Boe.rd, and will take tour t o IM moot.ha. It wu predicted. A complete change from the complex system of priot1tie8 lo a very simple one La. contemplated. Two simple priority ratings are called for: MM for n:illtary, and CC for important civilian goods. designed by the WPB for Period One. or that time bet<A'een the :nil or Germany and Japan. The crder by Chairala.n J . A . Krug-provides tbat 217 of the 420 items restricted or banned ~y war emergencies from civilian produc- tion would be releued. Many of these already have been permitted, by cutback.a already announced. Washing' machines. refrigen.tOl"9, and a few badly needed domeatic ltenu will get actua.1 priority aid for limited production. Automobile oUtput wtl1 be alrlctly rationed until production reaches about 100,000 monthly, It wu aaid. SQme le88 essential goods will be per- mitted ln llmlted amounte. AA the OttJclal eatlma.te of not more than 1.000,000 lay-off within six montha throughout the coun- try, 12 major indw;trlea reported that they would be able to a.beorb nearly that many on a "break- even" ba.sla. or 1,600,000 on full production. City, Highway Road Signs Posted SlgnpCl6tlng crews from the Automobile Oub af Southern Cali- fornia will pa.88 through Newport Beach on their cUlTent ,M&y 1-15) tour to erect oew wamhig a.nd di- rectional elgna and repair existing mark en. Tbe crew11 will cover lbe coeat highway from Long Bea.ch to San Diego Bay region. then return to Loe A.ngele11 vla U . S. Highway 39:5 Inland. to poBt aJgns along San Ga.briel Valley roads and highways. Pre8ldent Truman aaid in 1944 that the government mw;t not c~ate a whole new system of con- trols over civilian economtca or operation.a oo the theory that they &Te necessary to war production. RE-CO N VERSI ON On re..converaton, the chief exec- utive aald in 194.f. be believed that planning ahould be cOm- menced now (19"4) before the ar- rival of crlaee confronting tile coun- try upon cessation of hosttllties. "There will be no tn!latlon If goOOs are available." Pre81.dent Truman remarked In the Truman report to the Senate, and contin- ued. "It is doubtful whether the C06t of living can be stabilized in l a post-v.:ar period. or even In a period follov.:ing the collapae of one of the "·ar fronts unleM a rea.son- able amount of clvllia.n goods are made availab~ ... Business will have to avoid cartels and combtnati()[U, and concentrate on producing more and better goodB, W&l!I hia opinion. H• said it mu.st earn It.a Income by worklng with small m&J"gilu of profit ln a vu:tly lncnued amount of buslneui. LABOR 0t labor, the president 8&1.d, be- fore reaching hla pruent position.. that he had checked many labor dl.sturba.ncee and found that labor had a truly ma.gn!ncent record, ooe of which all may be proud. Of Rtrikee, however, ln 19.f..f. Harry Truma.n 88.id that the de- fense program had been seriously handicapped by reason of strikes. and leaderahlp or Jabor and indus- try bad been too concerned wtth its own interest.8, and too little with the interest ot the na.tJon u a whole. .. Everything nece888.J'y to estab- liah a prosperity beyond anything we have before 18 available to U.8. .... We can continue to lead the 'ill.'orld in industrial progrea:s and can continue to pay· the hlgheet wages to la.bor in the world .... only by producing the best ge><>de in mass quantitlee at the lowest cost so that there will be su!flclent employment and purcha.llng power oo Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Eat o.uling, lcinrillailii& Ma .ccompnimeor to a g)um..ia1 .... smart bJ1ir-do. EutiDp ett1ted with skilled artisay. Big, bold ooes ... pert, nacy omal l .,.,.. ia gold oc oil•cr colon. Some with. aome withoat, . ·~ldiag ~al<N>eli01' j<wc!J. 1Jf!'t:,l:t•]J:l![4*1:1•1lta'. AllEIUCAN 11 fd IH • . • .... 11'1..U LOlfQ •MJ8 I to auure "'deoprea<I dlmlbutloa aman.r an our people," are the re- ..u:rtnc Worda ot the man Wbo now lea.d9 bis country into peace. Western Orchestras Billed at Pav-a-Lon Danee fana wttb a preference tor good old We11lem music will wel- come the announcement that Ted Datfan and hia "Texans" are to be Arcl>lbald Thompoon C8mpbd1, 75, died a.t hie eo.ta Mea home lut Tbunday. A naUve ot Law- renceville, N . J ., the deceaaed. had lived in Callfornta 12 yean. He wu a retlred banker. Survlvot11 are a 1<>n, James Mar- vin Campbell, two grandchildren Cynthia Margo a n d Howard Thom?soo C8..mpbeU of Cofl:ta Mesa: brother, Arthur E . Campbell ot Seattle, W8.8h!ngton: a sister, Mu. Harry· G. Marvin of Camden, S. C .. and a niece. Mrs. David J . Howard of Snnta Ana. the featured Attraction at Pav-A-Services held Thuntday after- Lon hall.room in Huntington Beach. noon _ were prl\'ate at the Smith begin.n.ing May 9 and continutng and Tuthill chapel, Santa Ana. ea.ch Wednesday thereafter for with Rev. \\'esley A. Havermale tour week.a. oftlclatlng. Interment was in Falr- Tbe "Texa.ns" y,•iU be follov.·ed haven cemetery, on 'the Wedne8day night spot by I . "H&ppy'' Perryman and h I s summer weeks. "Happy-Go -Lucky Mountain~rs," I All of the Western orchestras and later by Clit1 Brunner and hill billed a.t the Pav-A-Lon ha\·e been '"Texaa Wanderers," thus assuring playing for the "Country Barn good entertainment throughout the Dance" on Venice am.UBemeot pier. THERE'S & knife-in-t he-back deed to be pa.id fQr by the little yellow fascists - a deed to be paid for not for ven- geance alone, but to remake the world into a place where all men and their families can be free ... as God destined them to be. What have you done since Decem- ber 7th to wipe the slate clean and bring Victory to life? REHE~IBER PEARL HARBOR BUY ANOTHER WAR BOND TODAY! Hormen Fish Market On Central Avenue Newport Bea.ch Victory in Europe! ' We Are All Proud of Your Daddy And daddy will be proud Qf his little girl, when he comes home, and has a chance to get acquainted with the baby born while her father was facing death Qn the battlefield! It's up to all of us to see to it that this baby's father, and the _thousands more like him have that chance to come home! It's up to us to keep producing war ne«:ls. KEEP ON BUYIN\:'ttR BONDS TO SHORTElll WAR! GERALD RAUSA, M. D. 2830 West Central Ave. Newport • ' l • , ' -• If ~--t: 8 .. Olllflla•• I ...... ""....... .,_ .. v . SEE LIMITED CUT V E D M Schools of State , Report More Tuna J 0 ° .. ou know .:.11at it would coot - a y ea ns Ex . --ed 1 Co in to c your family I<> live for the next '1lt IN WAR CONTRACTS Y k By p:;;~e~ ~~ate Re:rt. ~rom-~::.~ can-~!.~~:;~ J~t:: ~ M ' D t · ncn 1ndtcate that tun& !s coming Bon<hl to provide for thoa tb.tnga Ovlng ay 0 'an 'S Calltomla w f"J need to •pond a.n 1n to the cannerleo around the Los -,Just In ..... . ) e6tlmated $68.431.MO in tmJ:!l':".:Uate > ngelea and Long Beach hart:K>n r-----------... Civilian• wl>o expect tbe Ud to ============o Ibo blown ott war production by b.tenallonal Harvester the announcement ot the end ot Dum& AND 'l'IL&Cl'OM widnpreaa uerman ruutanee may l!'.&SM JCqVJPllENT be doomed to disappointment. Fbr M. E1tiste & Co., Inc. the war Ptoduction Boord 11u no _, :&. ,., ft. --.b& lntecUon ot turntnc planta toc.o 11J~l~N~o.~J.~A.~8~t.~l'IL~~W~l~"~·~a~'~"'~n j on civilian roode tmmedi&tely. A -ll1D&li pen:ent.ace, srowtnc SJ11du· duetion of thew t~ezm tor three pc•t-wa.r yean for new .cbool ln better volume, w ith the total yaan. tr would •eom likely that V-E Day-with all Its meahlng to the men and boys who bulld!nga and to~ reral~ to p<e•ent Saturday g!vBD at 1200 tono. a tu cut particularly I at excea have won the great.est of. all wars--will, sadly enough, not 1tructurea to adc:>t ·~!' school 8ys-Long diatance . boat.a and purse protlt tu.ea wtll come to the manu-mean that they are comlng home to carry on where they left tem to antidp&ted heavier enroll-eeinera an more active. lt wu tactwvo befon the -.IOtr 1n off. It Is not ID 00 the end ot war for most of them-only menta and to education•I change•. nported. More men and women tbeee c1111 ~ f'9duced ~atertally. perhaps 8 furl-~......, between 111ccordlng to a IUl"Vey Just released were retuming to the ca.nnertu u ) """6" by the American A.uoclatlon of other arrival.I were eq>ected 1S-~ CUT wars. compllahed tn a tew montha. Geo-School Admlnlltratcn . among bo&ta ftllhing 1h1can wat- ant president be.fore bf left the boped----or upected-releue from edly I•, and bu been, Pft:parlng reau Of Cenaua ttgurea, wblcb re-Bluefln tuna wu reported ln Cl.ta· Mesa LIQU OR SHOP 1822'!i Ne~rt Blvd. Plenty of Whiskey COSTA MESA, ~AUii'. l'llo11e Newport " ally u the mcntho -· ls all tr.at ls ottlclally expected ft> ro Int<> r-----------1 la11 the thlnp Mr. and :W:n. John Ja.me1 Rymes. 80--C&lled aat.t-To the vut number who had era! Douglaa MacArthUf undoubt-This report beere out u. s. Bu-en whJch are due back tb1a week.. I government 11mce u~ar llobtl1-•nice when th1a sre&t lllru.ISle 1-tor th1a next gTe&t lnvulon fOI' veal that wartime birth• In Call-I Una watera. ti ••-tor _,. the -•• -• ot ...,._ .. .__. ~-1----moot.be. But time le nee----for ;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; u on ""'-' • ~ J.LLU.r' over, ~ ... ~.-·----~ fom !a are runnJng 97 ,,...r cent - d ~-bl •" tn Ge ~•1 t be the --· the accornmodaUoo of men to n~ r-tary woul pro .... y ~ow a P"°" rm.any wu no --above peace yean. - 1 Jected .. 15 to 20 per cei:µ. cutb&ck u the Arml8tlce at 1918-tbe.o. the cllm.ate, llvtnl" and flc}lUng con-"Such facl'~Uea a1 cateteriu and • Aap11a1t Paving Publle want. Cbalrinan Marty Krur ot the • Oollcrete OaWD& ~ aatd only 1"Centiy ~t -. tint John C. Blystone consideration will be given to new railroad and public utillty equlp-- ment, on well &nd farming' machin- ery. Tb&t ia u far .. material.I are concemed for heavy gooda con· atructlon. 511 E. Third !lanta ~ Tel. 17M COfl8Umera durable gooda, Bar- rona' W:eekly point out, as retrtg- eraton . wa..shlng machines. autoe and radioe would alao get prefer- Electric In the ence. but as there baa been no p~ Refrigeration New and Modern Repairs Manner with the im· proved instruments designed especially for refrigeration analysis. We Find the Trouble Wilen Otherii Fall Our work is speedily and expertly dctne. Our charges are nominal. Results are guaranteed. nG won 'u. st. SE I ERSE N 'S Sanla-Aaa Newport; Barbor Dlatrlct-Phone Newport BeacJa "2 in war product.km In the tint three complete ceuattoc at all be»-dJUona. Junchrooua wl'l be designed for 1 months. about <tO per cant before tWUea. Full Wle of Brttiab shipping u general oducatio,11.I purpoeea and 12 months had elapeed. <Zb.mterlq Only t.p<>M wbo have tolled, sut-well aa our own beyoDd w hat is '~alled In many more scbro's." I th rt! b f cl, t bl d --• rted out actually needed to feed atarvlng th.18 however, 11 e -...e on y ere rozen, e ~ c according to Regtna.ld Mara..~. fa- eome military uperta ih&t there against the cruelly of the enemy .eu.ropeana wUl •peed supplies to ,-009 achool architect. "F1ooni and •-· 1 le th in .. th1a war. But lt la 13,000 mllc!5 wfil not be much CLUUlge lD civilian can now apprec: • e .-wee walnscoUng at tile w111 make them atatus after the defeat of the of victory. Tb.e helllahneu of war trom the interior of ~rm.any to attractive and eu·1y cleaned for N-~ th t ti 1 ed It •-ov•• the preaent field of battle ln the -.i•. u e ana c1 P ann . .. ~ · uae before a.ud 111.fter lunch aa study Wha t ll t It trul t Jap home lal&ndlll. Tben these Byrnq la 1aid to haw referred t • grea re e Y mua halls. music rocma and club meet· t I le th th ... _, weary homesick boys must go In o army requ reme.n ra er an U'l'. ing place•." t o current requlrementa. The cert.a.to knowledge that and dig out the fanatical Jap!: Marsh a·so foresees lncrt'ased th t bal! d from their !"ox holes. J!mv '.:"an 1: Barrona expreaes the belief that ey now mua go -way roun acce nt' on physical ~i u ·a.t 'on and feow if any autoe an expected thle the \llrorld to fight another war la be euy? \·ocatlor..a.l tralnin ~ a, a result of I b rul tb bt f Fo r us at h "'J"''(' I-!O"N can ,.,~ ~ year regard.lea of the day victory not a c eer oug --even or a Se'erti· c r:~r-1\ce find'=:gs. /~t··i "t;c , ts announced. becauee of the tre-b&Ule-hardened soldier. But at feel that the war la over, an~ rush facll it'rs , he be! e\·es, vi!ll be ·:i· mendous reconvenrion problem of leaat It ah ould not compare w1th 1 down to bu y an au.t omob;lc. or ._, C'-3 t; and l'."h 2rc jol:it CO?:" •1u:-i- auto rhanufacturera. Most planl.!!I the obirtacles placed in their path expect to . find guollnc l:i tl:ntt-·t·· fl ·d s~horl nec>ds r a..1 N.> , .... r '!d have moved out their automobile by the "master ra ce"-of crimln-les.s quantities, or nylon stockings !.· S\V:r.'ln i"g po ts r:ia•: b~ ln- maktng machinery bodily, mucb of ii ala. One must acknowledge that I Immediately? Hr v.· can "'"·e expect •tr. !rd. what v.•a.s !en hu been pretty well the highly Intelligent criminal le unlimited relaxation fo~_our f l:?_as-(" -.. ·-r;,...11 .. ~-. i··g·,, "!°:t C~ ;. worn out in war production. Some the far more dangerOW!I, and when ure If these t:oys. ha e ~~otner 1 --: · «: ,..'); ·~r 8 hc:i: 1ro\.,l ~ 8 of tht: larger plants, like Chrysler I he Is out of the way. his coyp\Bts year or "0 of sa crlfi,ce shea :: · Who -· ,... ~· '"l\I." f28. ii'l b rr"s :-~ ,1 and General Motors, are engaged or understudies 9hould not be u deserves freedom C::08t? 1(::'1··14 pe rl"<i. 97 pr c -:: n·t"'." in the moat critical items of war j formidable. '1;in in J933·3G, ··:hen 3'" r 1~. l· needs. SHIFT tM~1EDIATELY Do y1..u knov·: I! you 'J":rst ';;75 ; .. -ts \V<'re Lor n ro111•J-tir'1 '!' ., TEMPORARY SCARES Ho""· will lhic re-deployment of each rronth in \\'ar r o:1ds a:id •C-'lrzg prel'lsure o:-o ~me ~: ,.. • 1 Temporary and local onemploy-armiea and suppllea for the Pacl!lc keep It up for 10 ye.'.lrs you 1·:ill v·i I inlens:fy It fnt; others ;'.l '"";-!~. ment scare!\ a.re expected through· War ta ke place? General of the then have a $1 00 C' . :-.1r.i ·1 as ct'i!dren o 1933·36 s:a rt lea•:- out Ol e country, but when It ta Army George Marshall said that check ~ming ·o )'Ott e·., · -:-1ont Ing e'eo::entary gT&dea and the remembered that most Of the these men In E urope must be ready for the !'ollo,,.ving 10 years? Bl!J' bun:per 19•1-•'4 crop begins knock- young manpower la tndennitely en· lo move almoat on &n hour's notice abd ho.Id enough War ronds to ) Ing at school doore tor admission. gaged ln the service or In war pro-to the new scene of fighting, or the give you at lea.at a mlnlmum Uv-. ---- ductlon that 00 real b&r<:tahip la let-down will eventually co.t. us a.ble income for 10 yea.rs ' lr» 10 !.fr. and Mrs. J ack Shilling and expected before planta get b&.ck thousand.a ot llvea. ye.are. Mra. Fiorence Chatten of Torra.nee on civilian goods. Some manutac-The shitting ot wu cargoe from I were Sunday guest.I at the home of HE WILL BE COMING HOME SOONER If You Continue to BUY MORE BON DS NEWPORT P HARMACY Open -Dayw • w- 2108 West Ocean Front. Newport Beach, Calif. Phone Newport 5 ,------------~--------------,I turers have recently been tipped European port.a lo Pa.cine at.aging Try wo.rking today's crossword Mra. Jam.ea Fr"o9t, 512 Qubhowle ' ~~~B~-~t-~~~a-~~p~~~~~-iii~~iiii~~~a~v~m~u~~~i~~~~iiii~I;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~ Victory In Europe! request tor priorities to Wuhlng· Pblllpplnet baa already llart.ed, for I ton fo r decision on Julll what m•· aome categories reports ~dlcate. t-erlals may be allotted, aod to ll the ~rmarui cbooae to carry The Jap Villains Are Next! wb;,~e good• not OD th• critical f," !.f~":!1;:~~~"..'1r "'.0~';;;: list may not be tar away. ly large army ln Germany for aome Look your fate in the face, Little "war gQd", and remem· ber you brought it upon yourself! Just as Mussolini and Hitler-(SUll God) Hirohito, you are doomed to com- plete defeat by !he democracy-loving nations' fighting forces. and by the people everywhere who will gladly continue malting any sacrifice to wipe out the threat to freedom with which you dared challenge the world! BUY MORE BONDS . flewport Public Market !lit Ocean Front C. F. Loy Russia and Great Britaln lead time. The genera.I ata!f cou1d not. the Iiat of nations uklnr tor huge a f~ weeka ago, comment on thla. post-war credit. with whJcb to However 9UCh guerrilla bands tlnance immenae pu.robaaes of would not beve military atatuit, toola &nd machinery ln thla coun-and this In Itself might dlscour- try. Rusaia wanta a laa.o at. slx age many Of them. bUllon ; BrlWn wanta ftve billion. The FDgh Command then La ex- South Amerte&n counb"iai with pected to undertake the first of more cash than ever before are several carefully planned 9tepe f or waiting to buy ma.chJnery and thla re-deployment Of troops. Spec- goods valued at several billions. · IA.I aervice troops--it they have not already done so-will go ahead to , LIMITED CANCELLATIONS near and far ea.stern b&ae.s to pre- 1 Business \V eek , the national pare for thll!I gigantic tuk-the magazine of the ¥nlted Statesl movement ot mtlttona of men and Chamber of Commerce predicts. billions of dollara worth Of aup- and with some authority, that the I plle11 eutwa.rd. announcement ot V-E Day will Huge camps, airfield•. supply , bring not widespread cancellations, depots, roads, bridges. and an the I but probably more caae.t ln which necessiUee of ?repa.rtng few a mau prime contractora will be allowed movement of men and .uppllu I to run out their contracts. Sub-through raw country which have contractors would then be permit-not even tbe rudiments ot clvUl- ted to uk for materiala foe peace-zatlon require.& preparation. If the time production u their war work staging area.a are In Ch.Ina, Malaya Newport ee.ch subside•. Manufacture of auto a.c-or Indo-Oll.oa the dlfttcuJtlea are '--------------------------_JI cessoriea would be a caae 1D po!Dt. u tremendous because ot the lack 1 VICTORY THE SPIRIT OF '76 In WILJ, WIN IN 45! r The same sure' faith that freedom is worth any sacrifice, carried our forces to Victory 169 years ago and will again, in the present conflict. If you carry neither gun -nor drum -be sure to show your own spirit m doubling your purchase of War Bonds! They are our Declaration of Independence against those who threaten liberty around the world ! j oin die .fig ht! Utlllll 8'. New,_&.,.. , I ' . • of facllltlea as they are ln · the streng~ of enemy forces oppoetng them. HOW MANY? How many w111 be demobtli.Rd? How many will they need to nnl9h the job? Not even the war depart- ment will hazard an otttclal gueu. lf It took two years to prepare I England tor a base for the in- vasion of Europe, cert.aiDly the lnvaaion of Asia can not be ac· One of B)'rM8' progressive pro- poaa\B would be lo cut red tape and lnat.Jtule simplified prtorfUea system eliminating elaborate con- trols. but leaving lt more to area control. This would allow a spot authorization progTa.m ending upon the urgency of the situation. Among mater1-J• expected to be Ugbt for the duration are: te.xtllee of all kinds, leather, Un, paper, conl&lnen, many cbemlcaJ.s. crude rubber. cordage fiber. and lumber. HOME, AUTO. MAJUNE &ADIOS REPAIRED .._ __ BURT R. NORTON 1111 <lout m...,. -UJ.1 Newpon Peccia. OUlf. stu4,,,.4 S(MMi SI.op • I ·FOi Mtl ai4 llYS ' . •• WIT I • .a.. .. ,.,.__,.... -- • • • • but there's still a war to winl Yes, victory in Europe i5 wonderful news, but we still have a war to W1l1 in the • Pacific. This u· DO time to Jct down and take things easy. Greyhound realizes that it must continue to provide vital war uansporntion. All Greyhound employees are sticking tq chia important job. • Lct'a· all carry on to COMPLETJ! Tiaoiy. Lct'1 buy mote War Bonda. Let'a coa- dnuc to support die Red Cro-. Lct'1 siVf aiOft blood to ave Ima. . IM't slid le II# job lllUI foUs/J ll»ij#I nan .. , - • • • • , • ........ • MMWrt• ..... lfMp:wt 811• ~: .1T~~,C~•~!f~o!N~1~7~a,~1~N11~-"7""---------+---:---------...:.----;------------- Consider USES Two Nursing Classes on Mesa Ask Expansion of · Pacific ElecJ j c , Train Senice This $11imer 1 RelponM to tbe announcement Transportation. tax.ea. and re. l)IOPoMd state ·beacll at Cor· tb&t Red Cl"o8a Home Nursing employment dalmed the at·tenUcp:s ona del lCa.r wu dlrectqre e••--. would be --an.llable to men of the board ol. directon ot the by Secretary B&rrY etch. Each and women of Cotta Kesa hu had Newport Beacb Cbamber ol Com· member ot tile sta A898m.bly IUeh heart-warming reapotUle that meroe at their meeting yeaterday Ways and )(eana tttee wtn lfn. R. S. n tttmar, cbalrman. an· noon. but none wu ot. more local reeeiv~ the atti:actl'N folder th.la nCIUDCell the lnttlaJ meetinp Of two tntenst than the tact mentioned week. Recent ~le of ~or C. A. ew.nlng cluee1 th.Ls week. These bv H .F . Kenny, a director, relative f\slu and Everett a j Mansur of two groupa w1ll convene Monday to tbe growth ot Uie City shown by the State E and Re- and Tueeday eVentnp from 7.9 the recent cenlN8, recently com-employment Comm n. to thJa p. m. and w111 cons.1st of six Z.bour pleted.. area were dJacusMtd by Bra.den leuons. C1&Slee a.re llmited to 10 Tbe official count announced by Ftnch, president of 1 e chamber. ., that the new streamlined coune the superviao? aent out trom Waab-He remarked that ~were . more can feature lndivktual in.ltrucUon. tngton may be revised allgbUy up-than e"lthuala.ltlc a cond1Uan.a Mn. Dittmar wboee tireleu e!· ward with a. check beinl{ made in found here. and be vised close forts have brought success to this the Bureau of Census. The reported rontact with them. • j project. states that she i8 now or-figure ot 9402 wu &:,_tven u of It was likewiae sun;,eeted an fn- ganlzing a day cla.81!1 to start next Apr1J 16. 19-45, when the count wu vitatlon be malled to~ Honorable week with four vacancies still finished. Harry R. Sheppard, oongresmnan open. As head of the transportation from an adjolning diat.Jftct who ls a Within three weeks. a.nother committee, Mr. Kenny reported member Of the Pactf'\c 1Coe.et Com- eeriee of classes vi;·ill begin so that that the Pacific Electric ts in.8taJ-mlttee on Re--e.mp1oyrbent or the any who are interested but have ling heavier rails between Newport House of RepreeentatiVea. been unable to enroll in the cur-1rd \.VOlow station in North Long Discussing methodl of civic r-ent course. should contact the Beach. This will improve service taxes, members were of the optn. cha.i.rman at Newport Beach 239-W. not only tor freight but al.80, he !on that Newport Beach should said. they contemplate renewal of bfoneftt from a dJv!atpn of state _ _.TOO'-"'"--'LA=..:TE:::._..:Tc:O:_oC::LA=S::cS::clF=.cY'--1 the club car l!le.rvice for three sum-sales taxes u they are now en~ w ANTED-House painting, high mer montlu, as previously aper-titled t o a share ot the gas taxe.ei. grade work, free estimates. can ated. .t\ special committee t~ meet with evenings, N. B. 147<rW. 362tc CLUB CAR SERVICE the city council wu named by the Mortimer School 50% Co"" Balboa ht.nd Gndoo: Collep, Preparatory SUMMER SCHOOL Opens -_luly 5 This would give residents a president. intent on discussing throug h car each way directly into means of raialng additional tun<h. Los Angeles once each day. Mr. Kenny'• suggestion for a recom-1 Ca I Killey Free mendatlon by the chamber that r P. E. re--lnstall train aervlce more Mt 23 M th frequently waa unanlmOu1ly ap-er 00 S proved by th edlrec:tors. • • Location $oiler Reflection Asked •Y Leaders On V-E Day !Continued from Page 1) vlctor,y over both enemles is near and that we all can get fired, so that we can get our friends back." Newport Beach may become tbe Miss Dorothea Wilson, head of ~ter for a district oftlce ot tbe the statf at the public library and United State& Employment Service, Pt:'ftident·elect of the Business and e~ially equipped to handle re-Professional Women's club: "I am einployml!IDt ct veterazm Lo the har-thrilled that the war in Europe is bor area, Huntington Beach, Coata over and hope that we can soon Mesa and Lat;una, It waa believed have a permanent peace." follow·ng a luncheon Friday noon Mrs. Victor Grace. president of at wh\ch two re,presentatives ot the Ebell club. cha1nnan of Blood the USES from Uie Santa Ana dls-Donor day for th(. Red Cross and trlct o'.fice D."el w\th members of c hairman of the Red Cross drive. the chamber ot cdmmerce at the said, "While the war In Europe yecht club. may be over, we must not let Dale Winterbourne and M.issi down in our efforts for we will lttarion De Forest of the Santa A.Da.j have the job of feeding the Jiber- oJ fice outlineJ the plan of the fed· ated countries and the prisoners eral agency to locate several di&-of war. and our blood donations t:rtct offices throughout the county, will be needed both ia Europe and and complimented the service com-on the Pacific battle front." ~tttee of the chamber for their In-I At the Newport Harbor Union terest he.re. High school students met at noon ARMY REPRES£.NTATIVES for as.<:embly and listened to a GA.. Mortimer, M.A.., Orlord Prtndpa.I Phone 65! A pictorial folder wtth brief let· ter relative to the merits ot the Deciding to name a perma.oent ~hon talk by the Rev. E. D. Good· committee to Include the armed ell. after which , they were dis- force.a for help in re-habllitat\on of missed for the day. After the in· veteraDll in this area, the group VOl"ation Rev. Goodell said. in pe.rt, agreed upon the name of ·•veterans "This is one of the tnost joyous Service Committee" for the name, days of our history for the past and agreed that Colonel Adklason hundred years. yet It is a solemn and Captaln McCarthy be invited day, for it brings to us tremen· to join with them. J . B. McConnell dous po6Sibilities. all of whjch had already been asked to repre. mean great, new retrponelbilltle.ei." l sent the Red CrOM on the corn· He advised the students to study Probably no other boy ln the Lincoln's Gettv.>burg address as harbor area. and few others ln the mittee. 1· bl od ,, d I ed · h -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I state will have the same to talk . A location either on the Coast app 1ca e t ay. an c OS wit I about as Pvt. Carl M. Kllley, son highway or in Newport was favor-the hope that through the an-Newport Shoe Repair Shop E. B. Douet». Owner 109 Hnd Stroot Plenty or Good Leather at PrMent for MISSES' AND LADIES' HALF SOLES However, leather la detln.ltely on tbe lhort U.t for the • balance of the year Aho, just received: 1500 pn.·11on·martdng rubber aolel e for ahl.ldren ONLY Brlnl' them In NOW. t Mr and Mrs L. H. Killey 425 ed. The USES bas a part-time of. guish and struggle and suffering ~ld County ~. Coeta. Mesa. flee functioning In Laguna which would be opened the doorway to a when he come.a home. Becauae might be consolidated with this larger world of brotherhood and when Carl was releaaed w1th thou· one, a.a this couJd become the cen-sympathy between men and a new sands of other prl9onen the other ter for the cO&-'tal area. and~everal era of peace . day from Stalag 7_~ be had been agencies combined, it waa sug-MouFantther Mulcahy of Our Lady of a prisoner of the Gen:nBDl! for 23 gested. Carmel chu.rch said. "We In order to asisist the USES. would not care to make any for- months. Stu t>tinJap, chairman of the Vet-maJ statrment but we will cele-YoWlg Ktlley waa one of the un-C d I brate "rith a mass and Thanks::riv-fortunate Americana taken in the erans Service ommlttee, name eo• Councilman Robert Allen, G. s. ing servtce at S a. m. Tuesday." tlrM German pusl! aga1.n&t our Findlay·, prominent Legionnaire, Everett Rea. superintendent of ,.--------------------------11 forces by German General Irwin and Roland Wright, manager of Costa l'wtesa elementary schools: 0 P E N . S E V E N D A Y S Rommel! in the Ka.aaerine Pus 'This is not a time for celebration 12 Noon -8 p. m. -Sat. 9 p. m. ENJOY Attractive, F1NE FOODS Restful Surroundings Electric Grill & 81 .. e Room COCKTAIL LOUNGE Oentnl at Palm Bal- BEACH AND SPORT APPAREL aasa.ult, just after we la.Dded in the Bank Of America ~ranch in N rt ~---• t ope t lD but a time for thanksgiving." North Africa. Thi• w&. the action ewpo IX'-..i" o co.. ra e h ~t rl by rinding a location. Harry Welch, R . \V. Bartint'. pl"('sident Costa w icb cau6.. Ame. '8Jl8 aur-secretary of the chamber, presided. Mesa Chamber of Commerce: "~· prtae, and the local youth wa• talc-though I am tha nkful for cessation en prisoner after betng ln action 1 of hostilities in the European thea· but three montlul. ALandon S1"te ·~r of ~r. this must be a time for Reports a.re a.lao expected trom U renev.;ng our efforts against Ja- other loeal boys who were quar· F A I pan toward ultimate victory. teffil in the aame camp. Lt. Robert or SV um Judge D . J . Dodge, Costa Mesa W r.tlker, eon of Mr. aad Mrs. R. K. ., 1 justice of the peace: "It iS hard to \\"alker of 605 Via Udo Soud. ls realize that hostilities in Eurooe already known. to be tree. (ConliDued from Page 1) " are over. We have beaten the Frank Lawson Hurt on Bike .the Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa Germans in the fighting but the and Newport ~arbor C!'am~rs ot real teat of wjnntng the European C?i:nmerce while ~ c1~ic-nunded war is the peace terms. End of ottzens added , their disapproval the war in Europe gives us re- to the plan. It was believed that newed courage to go on in the Pa· before rnaking plans to locate any cific" state institution representatives · G. Frank Laweon, a veteran bo&t of the locality should be consulted. y ' f • d d • builder who conduct.o hlo awn buot-Rwnors perslated that the stete Ollr nen S an nune Mn. 0. Z. Robertson of Corona del Mar hu gone to Kittridge, Colo., to be with her mother who Is seriously ill. Mesa Cafe Ma tl Seeks Divorce Pr I • E d aides. that he woold prodalm the . oc aim . n formal sun-ender at 9 L DI. and Spencer A. caM!~C<iste Mesa. owner ot the C.de Cafe on Newpott Bl•d., baa med auputor court dtvorce actJon )(ra. Vlrgtula Calvert. . cruelty waa charged by C&lvert Who say• they were manie( at Laa Vega.a AprD 27, 1942 and parted wt Tue.eday. They have a 16--month· old daughter. He uks the court eithei to grant him cu9tody or to award the child to Mn. C!llvert's mother, Mrs. Clover Burrle of Long Qeacb, He 118led communttY property as the buslneBF A.nd equipment of the cafe. bousehoJd . goods. a car and $150 in war .bonds. New Mesa Store Looks to Future called upon all Americans to ob-Of War Today• serve Sunday, May 13 as a day ' of prayer for those who have died I "fy • I.. rl" in this cause. It Is doubly fitting, al. I ID De ID be said. because that c1ay 1s,a1Jo Mother's Doly. ' . The President said alJo that he (Oonllnued fliom Page 1) Is Informing the Japs ol just.what tind entbu81aam. In the newa We. they are in for, and the full weight otlll ha9" another war to fight. of allied might woold be th-.n and thla spirit was everywhere against the criminal and umcru:p- evident. Even at the, United Na-uluos Nipponese. Uons conference in San Fran· This is a glorious but solemn ciaco. delegates failed to under-hour. the President declared. He stand the caJmneas ot the weBt.* spoke of the sorrow and heart- eni people, who went a.bout their break! in thousands of homes, and work as usual. asked that our efforts not cease The Prime Minister of Brita.In until we secure the unconditional thla morning .said that the of-SUITender of Japan, too. fleJB.I and formal end of fighting President Truman assured the would take place at one minute Japanese people that they would after midnight tonight (12:01 not be exterm\nated, but WoUld a. m. Wedneaday), The important be saved from the terrible destnie- thing about this is, as th~ prime tion by their militaristic leaders il minister pointed out, that alJ they, too. capitulated. those ~aziB continuing to tight ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:, after that hour would be classed i The future home of alt Frlgldai.re as ouUawa, not entitled to consid-J B products for the entire Newport era.Uon a.a regular eoldJers under , Harbor area will be the Groty'o international law. B A L B O A 0 w L Appliance Co. owned by A. E Groty whlcb wlH open at 1791 RATIFY SURRENDER 2 4 0 2 Newport Boulevard, Costa Mesa. Ratification of the surrender " within the next few months. Date at General El.eenhower's . head-! ____________ _ of opening will depend upon date quarters will take place today in [ tr11111111111111111n111111111t1,.111.11111u1u1111111111u1111~1n1~ of receipt ot merchandise. Berlin at PremJer Marshal Sta. I Str be • ii Mr. Groty who eventually will be Un'•.order, which presumably will i aw rrtes ~ joine:d by hie brother in the enter. correspond to the ceremony held ~ ii pr!Ae, will handle a complete qy·~~~~~y. at the allied head· ·.! G R 0 C E R I E S =.~ Frigidaire llne as well a9 gu ~~~ .. range.a and radios and wti1 a.Leo As the newsmen waited tensely ! Cold Meats ! maintain a service and repair de· at the White House in Washing-i'. ~ partment. to nearly this morning for the mo-~ Fruita anC1 VeKetables i A re.eldent of Orange county for mentou.s news, President Truman ~ Pboui U1.8 Opell 8a:nd.Q9 ~ the put 23 years, Mr. Groty h..aa held a press conference one-half ~ !! had an opportunity to watch the hour before the radio address to ! Dutton's Grocery 1 growth or Coste Me,.. and Its sur-the nation. He told the newsmen ~ . ; rounding Harbor area. He baa who crowded into his study, to-• • great faith in Its development. gether with his full cabinet, mem· j ITU Newport: Bmt. Ooeta ._.! Prior to the war effort. be waa bers of, his family, . and military 111111111l11&111111Jllu1u1111K1111111n1111111111t11u1111111u1111111 asaoctated with E. J . V08Skuhler Plumbing shop, S8.nta Ana. Saving Torch Tips Brings Recognition • -- WUO'S WHO IN HARBOR DISTRICT FIREPLACE AND KINDLING WOOD- H . w. Wright, 1784 Npt. mvd., Coat.a Mesa.. Used Lumber, PlL 655-J. GENERAL CONTRACTOR- Gordon B. Findlay. 3410 Coaet Blvd., Ph. 412. Plana and CoMtruction. LUMBER COMPANIES- Coeta Kesa Lbr. Co.-"Let u1 help you plan your home." Phone 48. Bay District l.Almber Co. Phone 1160. Cout Highway at Arcbea. OFFICE SUPPLIES-- Newport. Harbor Publiablng Co .... Phones: 12 · 13, Newport Beaoh. savmg of tune and money by PRINTING-- timely suggestions in ~·ar plants. I Newport Harbor Publlahing Co. Phone.: 12 • 13, Newport Bea.ch. T G. T. Haynes, ot 116 38th street, REAL ESTATE, I NSURANCE & NOTARY PUBLIC- Among the unsung winners of this v:ar on the home front who work ·91.rith their brains as they also work with their hands are those v • .-ho have contributed to the Ne~1>0rt Beach, is one of these. Lew H. Wal1a.ce, 2202 w. Central Avenue. Phone 3. Haynes is a worker at California RUBBER STAMPS- Sbipbuilding corpo~tion. and one Newport Harbor Publishing Co. Phones: 12 -1S , Newport Beach. of 21 locally recelvt.ng recognition SHEET METAL WORK- natlonally from the ~ar Produc· Viele Plumbtng & Sheet Meta.I Work.a, Colt& Me!B.. Phone 210. Uon Boa.rd for a mentorious sug-VARIETY STORE- gestlon involving the saving and Balboa Island Variety 8tor&-6c, lOc, 25c and up. Phone 21ll·W. reconditioning Of burning tips. The local man offered an idea. to the company officials which saved olOOO tips during e. six month& per· tod, especially helpful because ot the shortage. He wu rewarded PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PRJ'8Kll4Nll & llUBGIJ:ONll, N.D also by the company. r----~---------,l !Jr-------------, Armand Monaco ABCBITEC'l' . Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Hamett, 7110 Coaet Highway, are the par- ents of a nine-pound Qaughter, born Saturday, May 5, at St. Joseph hoaptt&L 814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa N-" l'IU 1'1%1 t.kewood A'9. Gordon M.ciundy,M.D. Physician and Surgeon Ninth and Central Ave. Office Hra.: 10-12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m. See Our New Complete Display neN at the old Lowman BO&t already has asked the price ot the Works, 35lh &nd F!Ddley, WU In· proposed tnct or bids on other jured paJ.ntully but .Dot eertously suitable locaUons in this area and Tbureday afternoon when knocked a Spokesman ··stated that if the to the pavement by an aul9mobUe price wu too high the state at 32nd and Central avenue. would obtain a site by condemns· Lawoon wu rldlng Illa b!cycl tlon. Loo ~ · NOrmalMl7 M08 Telephone 37 The Rev. Ardye Dean, vicar ot :;:::::::;:::==:;::::;:_::::;:=:::;::;:;::::~ St. James Episcopal church, waa Yt1C£1t•MOR•&AF1IR•cWii~' I ~-------------L------------J KING'S SPORTSWEAR Costa Mesa • Laguna Beach • NEWPORT AUTO WORKS 30th and Coast Boulevard We Restore the Original Lustre to Your Car • ' With the Same Sparkling Finish It Had When New • • NO CAR TOO OLD ~ NO JOB TOO Dlf:FiCUL 1 Complete Body and Fender Work Expert Auto Painting Refinishing and Touching up home trom work when an auto-Dr. lfllaton AcUve mobile comln,g from bddnd struck Unusually active in obtaining hin1 after trying to avoid an ac-the reactions of Costa Mesa dti· cldent, u Mr. Law.oo. attempted zens to t}\e proposed institution. to croee Central. ~ wu bruiaed was Dr. C. G. Huston, who, five and also suffered a .pratned collar yean ago headed a campaign bone, be •Id. but ttpected to be which blocked. a similar attempt back 1n hla abop wttbin a abort to locate a penitentiary in this time. area. Mr. Lawoon baa bec:ij building hoe.ta tor many yean OD the east coaat. before coming to Newport. He repair• yacht.a, and occasionally builds a. boat too. he a ld He re- sldee at 4M San Bernardino ave. nue, Newport HeJgbU. Intoxication Brings $25 Fine A fine ot $20 or 12 daya in ja.11 waa levied upon Raymond A. ca.Id- well of the U. S. Navy, living at Su.ncjay evening dioner guest at 722 Alvarado street. Redlands as the home oi. Mr. and Mn. L. H. a result C1f an accident Saturday Patch, 427 El Modena aveoue, at the corner of Island and Cen- Newport Helgbta. Was Mrs.• w. tral avenue in wbJch be v.·as Stoughton Barbre. blamed by police for running into -=============; 1 another c.ar driven by Byron O, 1 Marshall. Gene's Bakery • SPAGHETTI DINNERS • --105~111P•q Oo"""'dol--:IM-6 Caldwell was pronounced intoxi· cated by Dr. Tohill, but the charge ' \\!ft8 r educed in court to reckless driving from a more serious charge, and the fine impoeed. The accident occl1n'ed , at l : 11 a. m. Saturday. TREATER ---a&l:llp.m. ::: .... r£:: = :.r: at 1:11 p. ..... guest speaker at the tea given by OOH"T WASTE'IOtRTIMEAWHUilW6. ATTOB.NUS AT LAW the Womea's Auxiliary of the 1.lT AlKA .. StJ..TZ!ll UFT'Jfff'fOC\ Church ot tbe Messiah, at the home 'IOUllflNt>Tttf SUH rn ~!HIN&. Of Mra. Harry Spencer. 2361 North Park boulevard, Sa.nt& Ana last : week'. Rev. Dean spoke of his ex· periencea on Pea.rl Harbor day when be was dean of the cathedral / at Honolulu, a.nd of the war period immediately following. LID 0 THEATER Phone 2114 Free Parking Box Offloe Opens at 6:SO p. m. M.attnee Saturday ai 1 :44 CoDtlnuoM Sunday from ! :SO \Ved. -Tbun. • Fri. · Sat. · r\ltekey Rooney In ""SATIONAL VELVET" Sun. -Mon. • Tues. • Wed. Claudette C.OJbert • .Jerullter Jones, .J09eph Cotten In "SINCE YOU WENT AWAY" S sbowa Sunday at 2 :30 • 5 :40, 8:30. Mon. • Tue&. ~ Wed. one 1how only-News ..tarlfnc 1:15, Fe.tore 8:10. SlarUnc 'nlun., next ,,_ "HOLLYWOOD (JANTZElf" ~i "nl...-, 8oR of F11cka'.' -ro Rave aD4 llM'9 Not"'. "&ere Come the Wane". "'Bot.el Bernr', ~ of ,_,. --.. lla1f ·-8treer". "'Ob,Jectate Bmma .. , UJror Wllom. the Bell Toll9"". "B.W.1'7--. B 11 Y BOlfDll MORNINQ .tE'1l1l " A HEARTY dinner, or mid· rught lunch, 1 lltU• too much smoking, perhaps a• cocktail or lwo-jp'Ht fun to- nlght; a mlserabl• letdown, he-adachey fttling tomorrow morning. You P9Qple who occa.donally at• tand a puty and •nJoy 1ood feJ- lowahlp and rood rood. otun lpQ next d.,. for lM tun you had. Wb7 dcm't you tJ:;y Alk;i.-~luet cor Sba.C "'Momln& After" fttlin&f Alb -S.lt&er la one medicine u.... ful Ul tb9 nlld of man7 mlnc. aUmants btcau. Alka .. S.l u. comblnn a nU.JU. ami,..lc ~ Nlinw with buffend alkllizlnl l8ito. 8 ,z W ua -Tr y Alka · .\eltzPr LEROY P. ANDERSON ATTORNEY. AT LAW Colt.a Mesa Bank Bulldlng . Phone 426 Costa Mesa California DENTUITll . DR. OBED LUCAS Dentist • 2202~ W. Central, Ph. 1480 NEWPORT BEACH Phone 1529 DR.CARTER Metascientist DRUGLESS HEALING 1860 Newport Blvd, Coeta Mesa -DAY ll<JllOOLJll MORTIMER SCHOOL 902 COrll Balbol ltland DAY SCHOOL CoU P,...ratory 1;.lmtt..d II. A., Oxf'°"' ·PbOn• 112 ,, ·--··· fi)JWU). K. GRAUEL CHAPEL . Conrad Richter, M.D. Phy1lclan an~d Surgeon Office 107 22nd Street Newport Beach Hours: 1~12 a.m. and 3--5 p.m4 Phone.-Offfee 133; R". 74-J DR. G. E. TOHILL PHYSICIAN and SURGEON 2209 Coaat 9 /vd,. Newport Beach - Phone - Office 286-W Rei. 285· R If No Answer Call Newport 5 Gerald Rausa, M.D. 2830 Weit Cent ral Ave. Newport Beach • Ph. 1028--No Answer call 301-M X1 Ray Servloe S. ll Monaco, M. D. 814 Bay Ave.. JW'- Nowpoort lT.U "8 & IDD I&.-Loe '111''11 ~-rm ..,. .... 17 b • JACK RAUB LICENSED LAND SURVEYOR 2a17 W. central Avenu. 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M to DC1 t• el a.all A•~-==·lliiii:z 7 St ..... , 7 c. .. , 2 p -- • • • ;-~~~.:.:..~~~.:..~~~~~~~--=.:..~.:..~~"'-~::;.;"-~.,..~~Nl~~~~~~~~~-~-~W~· .. ;-~ii~-~pt~,_2Jf~cw~!pw~t~8~~s=t:,:°"'~~~·~~l~,~Tl~~~·~1~,~M~•:F:lo~l~N~lf'~:~~~~.:_~.:_~.~·~~--~~~~~~['.:.:·~'.'""~~~!..~~=.:•:....~~~~~..:'.::::..~.!.'~C~!""'"~~ -I I . ·United Clothing Drive Rain•lin' 'Ro nd ~L~~El1 ~R·o·s·s .. -~-,?!·~-'f!O-·w·s~. , • • • • ·•· It isn't too good to be true! The housewife'• dream of a modem service porch where all the clothes arc washed, clean as clean can be, by the soap of a switch -and electrically dried and iroocd, too-can come true for you! Just think-most of the tiring, time<0n· swning work of W2Sbing and ironing can be left to your dependable electric servant, Reddy Kilowatt! You know how much 1ime and work and worry Reddy saves you 1oday-you'll 1I12rVcl at what Redd7 '-can do for you in your modern all~l~ctrk hoincl • N t 14 000 I b · ... -I 11ae laley, 'lbensa -~ cw-Owen Roofing Co e 5 OVer I S. o . M. <ram~n seems to uow :_ ~;:,thai:w:" """'0:: -s. 't1o st. .._ma YoWl&<1' with the years and we r~ven~~a~pll~on~~an~d~three~~·~pln~ta.~;;;;;~~~~~ll&NTA~~~AN~&~~~~ 1:.-Brt. Mlltoo L E1-buobon4 of Mn. M. L -LH·Utll •t"reet. Newport Beacb, who .,... rlffld ln Ulla OOUDtrJ' from t;he European tbeater &ttu sen1nl' 12 months u enpneer on a B-!4 oomplettnc %4 ml.Ill.om. Tbe ....- pant b tlll!i llOD·ID.·latlf of Mr. and Mn. ClJu;ule Sweee&man. weU·koown contractor . COMING EVENTS In the United National Oot.hlng over a hundred odd aboea, 90me ot Drtve for W. area which cloeed them very good ones ~re ~ May 1, 2o2 w.U-paclted bauo with colved. Open-toed ~ whlcli a total weifht very coa.arvaUvel,y were not allowed to be ~t. were Mt.llnated at tt,480 pounda we.re given to the Thrift Shbp. as were donated by local people, acconHng thoge too solJed or ragged so that to Mn.. Jucha Heltets and Dr. not one article has been wasted. George Peue., co--chalrmen Of tbe Highest pralae WILl!ll given MN. drtve. E . E. Boudinot and her Thrift Shop .A.f the drive continued, better ladle• by Mrs. Heifetz, who ea.id cl~tng come In, unUI the lfl"OUP that their experience ln handling ot packen became enthusiutic garment.a waa invaluable, and to about the rHJ>Oll.Se, part.lcula.rly all the others who aided 90 faith· the boxea of good coats whJcb' they fully ln the WO!'k. were able to send.. Noteworthy wu ln the packing headquarten at the responR of the grammar the city camp ground were the ecbool at.udeobl. with over 1200 Me.dame11 E . E. Bo\Milnot. Henry good aweaters brought in, all 1.n Eggert, Berman Hilmer, RUMell excellent cond.ltion, while the high Jleed. Lew Wallace, Howard Sea- 9Cbool a1eo brought garmenta. gtt, Freet-Catll.n, c . M . Dea.kina ROTA.RY'S 1000 LBS. and Sam Meyer ; another group Tbe Rota.ry club'• 9trtp party whiOh worked wu composed ot provided fun tor the member• and Mn. SUcha Jacobeen, Mr•. Bert.- over a thousand poµnds of cloth-ram Miller, Mrs. Fred Pooley, Mrs. lng tor the drlve, u arranged by Gay, Mn. Hettelz and Mi8lll Molly Or. Peue. From Laguna Beach Ga.Jbraith.. came 1evera.l loada ot clothing col-Aaa18ttng wttb clothing collec- lected by the Girl Scout.a under tiona were the dl1lrtct chalrmen, Tueeday, May 8--the aupervlslon of Mn. Clarke, Mrs. Stanley Cbambent, Lldo Isle; Rotary club, 6 :30 p. m ., White's with the &Jd ot Mayor KtmbalL. Mrs. Louts Brtggs, Balboa ; Mn. Park avenue cafe. Costa ?.feaa's share waa 9ent to S88Cha Jacobaell, Balboa Penln- Wectneeday, May 9--the headqu&rteni oit Rumlan War 8\lla; Mre. George Wheal, Newport WSCS. home or Mn. E. D . Relief, where Mrs. Ledia. Strother Island; Mrs. Sue Hitchman. Bea- Goodell. 3CXX> West Ocean Front. packed and 11hlpped direct. con Bay; M.r11. Bertram Mlller, Study class at 10:30 a . m ., busf-Mn. Heltelz told ot thoughtful Balboa Island; Mrs. Everett Ga..r-- ness meeting and procram. 1 :30 donors who did ruch kindly thlnp diner, Harbor l1land. &nd Mn. p.. m. as placing a fresh rusching in the Harry C&rey. Corona del Mar. Thunday, May JO-neck of a dreae or lncludlng but-Aiding in the packing a.nd shlp- Altar Guild, St. James Episcopal ton.a, thread e.nd need.lee with ll ping were H. E. Christler Of Bal- church. 12:30 p. m .. home or Mrs. coat which m ight need alfgbt re-boa. Island and W. F. Shannon ot Robert Herold, 718 East Surf. Ba.1-pa.Jn; while others brought In arm-the west Cout Pa.eking corpor- boa. Women's Auxillary, 2 p. m. loa.da ot garment.a f~sh trom the I Capilla Orcle. 2 p.. m.. home of cleaners. aUon while Mre. Henry and Mnll. Mrs. Francis Cox, 1695 Pacific ODD SHOES Rortck contributed much time and I Drive. Corona del Mar Some people were careleu and Ebell Book club. 1 p. m ., home , -------------------------~ of Mrs. E . D. Goodell. 3000 West I :?~a:?itrtit215 p. m . Bal: SOCIETY NOTES effort to wuhtn.g and mending. Den Mothers' meeting. covered di1'h luncheon, 11 a.' m .. home of Mrs. Edgar Hill, ITTs Via Lido Soud. Corona del Mar Man Dies from Fall F\lneral services will ~ held at 3 p. m . today (Tuesday) for Ray- mond C. Lowe. 56, 412 Avocad avenue, Corona de-1 Mar. who was fatally injured at 2:30 p, m . Sat- urday when he fell at 21 Beacon Bay where he was working In the employ or Gordon Flndlay, con- tractor and builder. A defective board failed to support his weight Mrs. E. D. Goodell WSCS Hostess The WSCS ot Christ Church by Mesa ·Teachers Are Honored Guests the Sea will meet at the home of Mrs. Chester Fisher. 260 23rd Mrs. E. o. Goodell. 3000· Ocean [street. was hostess to 25 teache rs Front, Wednesday, May 9. The of the Costa Mesa elE'mentary study group will meet at 10:30 a . I schools on Friday E'Ven ing when m. under t he leadership o( Mrs. she served a delicious grilled sup- Ivan Gonser, and the business ses-j per in the patio. Those bidden sion and program will be at 1 :30 were past a nd present teachers un· p. m. de r y,·hom the hostess• children, Keo and Jimmie, had studied. Su- S t . James Aux. perintendent Everett JU>a and Mn;. Drummond of the school office At Herold. Home wmpteted the guest list. Mrs. Robert Herold, 718 West I wondef' how he manages itJ Now we know'; He rhumbes. 1on1;":; ~:..."":ly~ :,1:1,; NEWPORT· TACKLE STO~ heavenly than llv!nlr at Oonma de! ED SLOCOMB -MANAGER Mar, with the ooean in front and flowers at the side, and a straw-Bait-Tackle -Fishing Information beny bed in back, we would like to see it. From now on it's go-~.::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=· NEWPO:::=::::B~T~B~ll~&~C~B'.::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=~ lng to be our dream for ~e tu-- ture. While we never expect to ~11111ii111111111u1u111111111111111111t111n11111111fi1111111u111tu11i1111111111n1111n1111111n1111u111t11111f!l•11•it•ll'lu9111,11,11,1111..,. . - attain it in this life, we will make ~ M h ' D • it a goal of achievement !or our =.~ ol er s ay -.~ next incarnation. Lunched there _ -~~t ~~e: -~Yan";;~~.~00~0 had I G I F T S U G G E S TI 0 I S i The office of the Newport Har-~ i oor Publishing company 1s twiee ~ Gem Stones. Book Ends -Chinese Statuary ! as big as it was last week, and .ii ; twice M quiet. Reason, Fred ~ ~ Newooibb m. his wire. seeretaiy ~ Gold. Silver and Gold Filled ~ and ettru. ~v1... •re now 10-, Pins -Lavallieres -Bracelets ~ cated in Orange. We will miss ~ • ~~ . ' • • Mrs. W. M. Davenport, 1503 ~ ~ East Central. who spent a month ~ Ladies' Bags ~ in Washington, D. C. visiting her • Alli to H' d T led • , • gar-an-ooo; son, Major Frank M. Davenport, ~ Sisal did not find the capital and New ~ ~ York so exciting that Newport ~ ~ was forgotten, and the News-I Gold and Silver ;.~ Ti.mes came to her twice a week - for the month. bringing all local ~ Gold, Silver, Shell ! news. The major enjoyed 1lt too, !! Ch E • \ ~ for he is a yachtsman and mem: ~ arms -arnngs ~ ber of the Newport Harbor Yacht ; Buy An ~ club. • Extra Bond • Seen In a store window In Santa ~ ...... "" Gold, Silver Plastic, Leather ! Ana, a large scroll bearing the • ............ aa&ft p• tur Fr " Home Talent Program At Mesa PTA Meeting The lut meeting of the aeuon closed a moet successful year for the Costa Mesa. Elementary School P.-T. A. under the able leadenship Of Mrs. Claude Andenon. Home talent chosen from the first seven grades In the schooi formed the program which .honored the 8th grade graduates. Mrs. Richard Dittmar, program chairman, emceed the conteet with Mrs. Kenneth Stev .. art presiding at the public address system loaned by Bob Sklle9. Others aiding in working out the program were Mrs. Corinne Boettcher. music teacher; M rs. Drummond of the office and Mrs. Bob Skiles whose inspiration the contest fdea was and who aided with the try·outs. ~ The 7th IC e ames ~ • Loan Drive • ~-~ • ~ . i The Q-Rio Shoppe I • (Gitt Beedquarten) • ~ !!! ~ 205 Main Street, Balboa ~ !!! • a i1111l ltl ••f •1111f •11111111111•l l1111t 1•1111r111r11r11111•11<t t11111u11111111111'1r111r11•1n1r111+11111111•1r111111111111111111111111111111tf. -·:.· --~ ' it was reported. .. ---------------------------1 Lowe had lived in Corona del Surf. Balboa. will be hostess at th• Mesa Glee Clubs meeting of the Women's Auxiliary H d b L d of st. James Episcopal church. onore y ea er Thursday, May 10. The pretty retl'eabment table trom which waa served delicious home-made Ice cream and cookies, had been arranged by Mrs. William Cl"oas, hoepltallty chairman. The record attendance which 'U.1e un- u.eual meeting attracted wu tabu- HARDWARE J.H.ESTUS PLUMBING GENERAL ELECTRIC R.rUiOES • BEFRIGEBATOBS e \VA8RP'R8 DISBW A8BEB8 e llAD108 Phone 116 Newport Beach Mar for 12 years and had been a resident of California for 50 years. He leaves his widow, Mn. Jo- sephine Lowe; a daughter, Mrs. The Altar Guild will meet at 12 :30 p. ni. and the regular Aux· iliacy meeting will follow at 2 p.m. w . w . Weaver. and a granddaugh: Mrs. Cox Hostess ter, Mary Ellen Weaves, both of ~:~ was removed to the For Capilla Circle Baltz Mortuary, Corona del Mar, The Capilla Circle of the Co- where an inQuest is pending. Rev. rona de l Mar Community church, Perry R . Schrock of the Corona Congregational, will meet Thurs- del Mar Congregational church day, May 10, at the home of the will officiate at the ~rvices and president. Mrs. Francis Cox. 1695 Pacific Drive. It will be the an- 1n __ t_e_nn_en_t_will_._be_p:_ri_va_t_e-c . .,----, nual election oC officers for the BUY WA A BON OS il'OOP· Mrs. Corrinne Boettcher, dlrec-l&ted according to room rept'ffen- tor-ot. the Girls' and Boys' Glee tatton with Mn. McNaJJy of Ma.in clubs of the Co6ta Mesa Elemen· school having tbe large•t number tary schools, entert&lned for the ot parent.I preaent. Miae Tummond two groupe in ~e Kinderprten of Undberg 11Cbool WU second. rQOm ot Main SC'hool on Friday Wlnnel'8 ot the conte.t were evenlng. Glenda Moore who sang '"The -Ma- Games and dancin&" featured the rtne Hymn" accompanied by Donna activlU" for the evening wtth de--Jo Nelson at the piano, and Jerry licious refreshments served by the Shannon who sang '-rb.e Lord's h06tea at the close of the affair. Prayer" unaccompanied. Others Mesa Bridge Club Guests on Heights An eighUOme ot Costa Mesa matrons who meet monthly for an afternoon ot bridge-, were guests last week of Miss Uds Conant. 506 Clift Drive, Newport Heights. Priz winners were Mrs. H. H. Lienau, first; Mrs. J . P . Cooper, traveling and Mrs. Pear) Lupton, low .. Completing the guest list were Mesdames D. C. MacKenzie, J. M. Shearer, W . E . Nickell and Ernest Boudreau. Ebell Book Sec. who particfpated were Karl Sihll- llng playtng a saxaphcn\e llOlo, ''The Be:U. of SL Mary," Lucy 'Pinkley gave a clever tap-.dance . to the tune of TUrkey in the Straw, Mabel Brockett plll.yed a •t.lrrtng march on her accordion. carol Sailor and Janice Gage aang in duet, "The Blue Da.nw.be" accompaJtled by Betty Jean Smith; Ma.nha.11 Wor- ley played a clarinet 9010 ; Mex.J- ean rhytbmi held l!f'Nay when Cor- nelius and Daniel Pere~ ean.g "Rancho Grande" In duet; "The American Patrol" 9."11.8 played by Mary Lou Stewart on the piano; Ralph Rea b1lVe a trumpet 11010, "The Brttiith Grenadiers:" Delbert Farris played hls own accompanl- Ment on the guitar a.s he sang 'Meets . Thursday --shame On You; .. Betty Sherman I • · . I sang a vocal solo," My Cr ea.ms are The Book secuon of the Ebell Getting Better All the Time ·· and I club will meet Thursday, May 10 I Gene Crain gave an amusing. read- 1 at the home of Mrs. E. D. Good-ing, "The Mysterious Pup." ell. 3000 Ocean Front. Dessert ' t S\\ort t1essa1e Oft long Distance Then• are many more I.onq Diatance calls than be- fore tne wCtr and more me in a huzry. But aervice keeps "' beinq qood for most people, most of the time. Some lines, however. are carryinq an Ulm heavy load and 110metim"" all llqht. are lit on a switch- board. Then the operator will ask your help by ICZJ'.• ' inq-"Please limit your call to S minutes." I luncheon will be served at l p. m. For Victory-Buy UniNcl States War IOllda and assisting ' hostesses wUJ be Mn. J aac.ba Heifetz of Harbor __ Mrs. H. B. Kl'1g and Mrs. c. c. laland tett Saturday tor Redding. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONI! COMPANY Gill. Please call 1659-R or 1272-J CoD.n., where lhe wW spend the • and WOR-K " One ·, .~,,, . ~ ~Day Service---' WeAJao STRAIGHTEN FRAMES, ·BALANCE WHEELS, REBORE MOTORS -and do anything you need! • ,.. I • ANY . MAKE 1 CAll IAC CO. I • for reserv•tiqi• next three weeka superintending the ale Of their home there and CouncUJDan L t.. Iabell who hao dlapoolng of the turnJohlnp. 1111 l'lllm St., Balboa. Telephone lfAl been down with the .nu for the i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; put -.lt Lo able to be up and UOUDd. llfn. H. CardoU Sloan Of Cor, ona del Kar t.alked. on .. New i:D.,-- land Gudono" at a meettq of the Women.'• Union of the Flnt Con-f.:lP.,.:a1 c:llurcb, Santa Ana, FOii IN•UllANCI: •1:1: HowU:ci. W. Gerrish lmJJc:• .......... .. OCJe7A ... . -' ..... Aaibtt-Wlti ' . ~eginn~ng lext Wedn~ay ligh,t, May_ 9th and Continuing' Each Wednesday Night U~til May 30th REAL OLD WESTERN DANCE MUSIC . • by 11 ed Daffan and His Tex11s· COMING - - -JUNE 6tli "Happy'" Perryman and Hill . , .LUµ PY GO LUCKY MOUNTAINEERS" • •. • • ' • ' I l ~ ~;_;;:;.;_.;,..~~~'~~~~..-~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~-;-·~..-~..1·M~8!!!W~~~~l~-8~A~l~l!O.&~~~-~~~W~'*"!1'1~~M~!l:lf~.:._~N~ewpoot~~~HM~ SAYS ME RIPE V-E Day Marks . E~d .~4~;~y;~ B~LBOA BEER DEPOT ~!!~ware !!!km& ~!~roducUon and war's worst Scou ~ge i§~r§~E cre&led reH:rves were the main CSU9el for lncreuea In thr tax re- qu.lrement, the a..oclation found. Larger carry-over surplua, oc the other hand, dec?"eUled the necu- aary loe&l ta.it ~d. ~ l'lllm Street EASTERN BEER By the Bottle ••• By the Cue oertou.oly &bout "Jo"I for &II" Ir full omployment.--'jobo for all'-of $4,1562,1!89, C&llfornla TU.-•n' llfleD trom lbe propoMI. to e&eh durinc a.ad &fter the war. Nobody auoclaUon .Ud · today, makina Quality Lumber and Buildinc Material• • 'l'hb service will be continued lhnnlghont the sum- mer for the convenience of Che 1-y baying pobllc. bu -·""""' to date to spell out It Has Been Long Coming·, Only Work for Fin-publlc Ibo Otudy of tlnal budgebo of the LnternaUC111&1 pnetdente un-ezacUy what lt me•n• for the U . 8. and property tu. requirementa ot der CIO JurtodlcUca to "lltal>lllse to try to malnt&ln and 1nc...... ishing Japs and Determination to Work callfomla couau ... WE WILL STAY OPZN Olli-'SDNDAYS our eoonomy tor the toup jOb pruent levei. ot employment u Together Will End W 81"8 Gl'08I county tas requlrement at. of COIJl9letlns tbe defaat of 3apen" we 01ove tram war to peace and u $1,511,SSl f~ thla .~ la '1156,369 • -In tbe wtVdl of Pli!lllp Murray, thoee ln the armed fol'CQ return more than the $1,4-16,0U sroU tu pr¥de•t of tbe tntern&ttoo&l or-to ctV\llan Ill•." The world celebrate!\, but soberly, a long awaited. day-requirement for 11M3-«. Subven-COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. Cla5slfied Ads bring results pnisatm TEST OF FUTURE Uou, airplua, and other ncmtu Tbe Clo chi~ _,4 ••--·-V-E Day-Victory In ic.-! A volume of words would not Jl.U:rn.y aa.id; • •'EVerybody l8 -. ~ o.u., --.....-£JW,I. ~ revenue. for 1.JK•-40 total $3.172,- wltb which tile putlal reconventon anvey lb! meaning to those mllllons ol allied soldiers who 902 eomj>ued wttb 53,,.7,577 for R. E. HOSTIETLEll Ph-41 It's Over in Europe BUT -IT'S NOT OVER WITH JAPAN! LET OUR WARRIORS REMIND YOU-only the European phase of fbe war is aver. Only the. Victory over Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany is complete. There is still a conflict ahead· whlch will tax all of 01Jr efforts, energies, and resourcefulness. Japan is still to be reckoned with! So though you cheer Europe's liberation-be quick to re- turn to your war work. war duties and War Bond buying. It's over ... in Italy and Germany. But-it's not <1ver ... In Japan. UnW it is , our fighting forces need ail the backing up you can give them~to shorten the war. B U Y M 0 R E B 0 N D S! I ' Our Special Next Saturday Will Be Victory Rings Florence Bakery -302 Main St., Balltoa Our li•e alter V-E d&y 1a handled will dem-haw •brought It about with the sweat, toll, tears and strain laat year. Salarleo and wape, cap1- oootrai. waya and m-ot hand-predicted by the British prime Mlnlster, nearly five years ;w=~ou;:U:•~Y~'~· ;&n;d~p:•;ov~la~to~n;;t~o;r;;m;;-~===========; 11.ng tull .cale reconveraoa. after ago. pathetlc wttb. the deslre1 df clvUian Japan gou dqWD.. But the war 11 not over. ''It manutacturen and COllSWOera, the "I do not prete.a.t to know all would be • monab'oul and llintul seneral aid that one point mmt that la requlnd," he -.Id, "but I do shame lf we u a people ever per--not ever be 1M ligtlt of-our propoR that all of U8 (lndu9t.ry, mtt our war production to be ,._ maTimum effective sb1klng force labor, a&Ticulture and government) duced or ·impaired eolely to make must have everything tt need.I, the bectn to work tocether to flnd out. way tor the mllllulacture of ctvU-moment It needa it! To .tart the b&lJ rolling, I make ta.a good.I to take advantage ot GI'• FEELl~Ga the follow1.ng SUl'gutlons: preBent luab ct~Utan markela." The general thµ.s _categorically "1. We mu.t agree to oet to. So u.id Major General William expreaeed the feelings of mllltone gett'ter knmedlately to do what la E . Shedd, Com.manc:ling Geoe1'1 of ot boys who must remain in the needed for 'jot. for all' In wa,. and the 9th Service Command to a army, and travel, In moet in. peace. la.rge group of buetne• men and .tancee, halt way round the world "2. We muat agree to bring to-labor leader• tn Loe Angeles a.a to fight the Japs. gett'ter the neceu.ary Information the end at the war became lmm.in-Governor Earl Warren of Call- on which to bale a program. enL fornla a.dded his voice to the Lumber and Building Materials Bay Oistrict Lumber Co. l'MmWIO IU OOAST moBWAY GORDON B. FINDLAY CONTRACTOR and BUIU>EB "3. We need an orderiy recon-"We pla.nned this war to uae others. He said: "I cannot see that MAINTEN ve,..lon plrn to go Into elrect on mun!Uona t o save men'• liveo. We V-E Day la going to bring the atate AN CE AND REP AIR V-E day. are com.milled to that policy-to "any particular problems-1"\irther OUR SPECIALTY .. 4. We must agree on a general back them up with everythlng than perhaps more concentrated C b' t Sh S • v~age increase before V-E day. America has. As long aa the na.-effort. We are go{ng to be a verit-3 lne Op efVJCe "5. We need an agreement on lion iB at wa.r. planning for war. able funnel through which men and Office . Cabinet Shop reconversion price J>O'lcy_ aftu V-E producing for war. shipping for supplies will be poured agaio&t the S410 Coast BJ\•d. 407 soth St. day. I war and fighting the war is it.a Japanese, and our transportation Pb.one 41% Ph. 2S88-,J ··n.·e muet WI~ the next two or only bualness." facilities ar.e going to be taxed NEWPORT BEA~ ()Al.IF. I three montM to work out a eerte11 Declaring that the army la sym-;~o~th~e~u~tmo~2•~t~";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ of joint agreements along these J ~nes. And for the sake of national MRS unity all the .. steps mu.1t be treat· 1 • , AMERICA ed aa lnterdependeot and not MEETS DEFENSE divisible.·· Balboan Injured In Car Accident The empty lhowcue ID the butcher ahop abou.ld eoon be a le• familiar algbt. A meat control pro- gram. now tn effect la designed to bring about a. fairer diatrlbution of Converse Wurdeman ot 209 1 our meat wpply to cUivt&na. Ruby avenue, Balboe. Island, re-Slaughtering by farm.en who IOld ceived road abrulona aa a result leu than 6,000 pounda ln 1944 and by non-federally lnepected pla.nt.e of an accident Involving bia car 1 wtll be Controlled and thereby in· and that of Pie. Martin Joldenma creaalng the proportion of beef, of the Wellt. Co&at Tn.inlng Cen- 1 l&mb a.nd veal that will go to fed· tcr, Newport Beach lut Friday. erally kllpected plant.a tor 91.augbt- Tbe collision took place at Ba.ylll.de erin.g. Tbe latter are the only ones . I that can ab.Jp acrou It.ate llnee. Drive and Manne avenue. Conaumers tn a.reu dl•tant from I producing centers wU' be m ore 5as<;h8: .Jacobse~. famed con-likely to get their fair !lbare under cert Vlohrust, has JUSl returned to thl.a new plan his Central avenue home on the · Balboa peninsula from a tour in The busy bouaewi.fe ca.n ave the east. time, patience, gaaollne. rubber and ehoe leather by applying for her fam.Uy·s rations by ma.II. In m~t c&8e8, It tan·t neces88.ry to visit I your war price and rationing board In pel'90n. It takee Iese time for I volunt~r11 a.nd clerk.a at £be board wbo are doing your rationing job to procees mailed appltcatlOOJ1. You·u get quick aiervlce and make the job easier for them. Home canners, particularly, ehould take advantage of thiB add- ed convenience by applying tor their home Cll1llllng sugar rations by mail. The board wlll mall you, on request. a form to fill ouL On it you atate how ,many quart.a you except to put up, bow many you put up laat year, the elu of your family, and 90 on. The.n atl&cb spare ll't.&mp 13 from War Ration Book IV for every member of the !&mily you list. The board will con-1 elder each application and allot sugar on the balll.s of one pound for every four quart.a you expect to can -up to a maxim.um Of 20 pounds per person. ' On the ration calendar, the first day of the month mea.na new red and blue ration stamps are good. The f1rl!lt. of May, 60 m ore red point&-red etamps Q.2 through U2 -"'ere validated for buying meats and fat.s. Fifty blue points-blue etampa Y2, Z2. a.nd A1 through Cl v.·e re validated for buylng process· ed. foods. They·u all be good till the ' end of August. You now have & ne\v sugar 9lanlp too, -.sugar stamp 36. It's good for five pound• of sugar un Ul the Slet of August. Victory in Europe ••• Yes! BUT ''A .L • ,m 8'iCK'Hf '°MY JOB/'' -. ---. • '. J mS BOY-and many thoma.uds of his figh!ing buddies have seen M!Uon! They were In North Africa, and &rter suooessfnl 1 operation moved on to Italy. When MW...Ollnl finally got hl8 due they became part or our great strength In Invasion forces. They've done their job in Germany-e.nd no one could be happier or prouder than they. one of the great dates of hisiory has been set. The long nightmare in Europe is over. The pl2CCS where our boys fought and fell are silent but for the hungry, the home- less, amidst the rubble where once proud buildings srood. I Sugar st.amp 35 will be good until June 2nd. I New celllng prices on futher plUOW'S &.nd cuahlona will lighten the load on Mra. Amerlca'it war-- tire e pocketbook, on the average tbey11 coet about a third less than under form.er ceiling prices. Ma.nu· racturer.s are now required to at-I tacb e. tag stating the celling price. so consumers can tell. at a.j glance how much they should pe.y. Electric ranges ecbeduled for production thla year ln lt.mlted quantities wW have doUan-and. centa celling prices H:t at March 194-2 11evel•. The m&nufa.ctnrer wtll attach a tag giving tbe ceWng price. Retail prices will vary · by treig1U zonu and by cl.au o1 9dler. Tbe 'lllgh..t price tor Frigidaire modd B-17 will be $189.31. Tbe ceiling prices fer model B-17 -LL are about '6 lea Tbue price9 In· cludi a one-year wvn.nty, deltv- 8 UT also, no one knows better than they do, the price of Victory. Aid so those who h&ve survived, and are flt--are now be- ing shifted In the direction of .Japan. 8 ECAUSE the war Is far from over! Tbe final third of the Aiis Is sUJJ a tough enemy. And OW' boys are sticking by their gum and by their joh8. - Our joy this day is tempered by the stern realization that there are battles yet IO be won -great destinies yet IO be charted. Then, may there be a free world bom of an Wpiml • • peace -Ill our rune. ""f -IDOlt&ll&tloD to ""1atlnS I eltdrlc: t&cllltlea, and tile federal exdljl --' ww..UJe c1co1nc ot certatn Army ~ centen. Army llteel fold· IDC cotr are bolDC aold frw c:tn1lan S 0 ft.o..p we take pride In OW' Vldory In Europe; thongb ~ ftls oar bfmia--W .., too "9Udl by oar gw" and oar joll9-.lnWylng oar WV effort; raUler tllaa dlml"""'"'5 It: . .&nd puUhtg all "t8 --. ha the War Bolld pardi••ee tllat-wtll llboriea the i.w.. ·nd eave oar !ova -· 11va. 1CASllO , CAFE -·--JfJOU'repl&n-ld8.l'I on pa.111 ' ': t 'I' one-to ac- cnm.:,..,...te D:t.Jncfld:r•' ...U"41Dd .--,...11 ...... ._ to -tbat tlla OP.A. bu aet dol· 1am4_. eonms prteeo .., BAIJ!O&'S POPVLAB NIGll'l 8POT :eft IUIN ST. • cotr. f1.00, for ---cotr. • • ~ n.. prteeo .,.._, ... -1· ..... .,S.fDI' -...,.. ~no. , -lri '* -. --lloiC' ,. --~~~""'!"-f-~":"':-~~~·--:""~"!'~--;;~--~~~;;...;::;.::;;.J.' -·-wldL I• I • , ' WAR BONDS ... .• ... U .S. N,., Pllof• Heroi~ PhPto1rapher. Lt. R. R. Rubner. US~R. photo otftcer of Air Group'• to~o squ•dron took 1,000 abou over Jap territory 'A'ith equip- ment War Bonds hel~ to supply. U.S. T•#'<lt•'7 D'""""'""' Last Rites for Mesa Infant I .DWICW =•1 •1A Flmttal --....... bold bl S&nt& An& on S&~ fat Dor<>- EVER \Y NEW Read 'Them for Profit •. . • Use Them for Results thy Ann ShervbeJm. on•mccth.old cl&Ul!lter al KP. and KN. Incvald ..__ __ U you don't ftnd what you art' looking tor advertised In thls Issue PboN! NewPort Btiach 12or13 and place your own advertisement --- Sbenbelm · ot .... 526 Kaa ctrtve. BU81NE88 OtJ'ID• O>ota 11-. --th occured 10 EMPLOYMENT Ol'l'ERED at bu home on 'lbuncl&,y. Rev. TRUCKS AND ITR.ULERS W. L. Duerr otttctated at the een· FOii ~t. icea and lDtermeat wu ln Ji"ah". McNIEL le BENNETl' haven cemetery. 1501 W . Central. ~ewport Beacb Beaidee her parent.a, ahe leave• Phone 212'5 S4-8tc a brother, Arthur Shervhelm. Her _TR_U_CKIN __ G_&_EX-.~C-A_V_A_TIN __ G_ fllther ta aervlng lD the armed Grading-rock, sud and top aoU. .R. W. McCLEU..AN & SONS 2617 W Central. New]iort torcea. 1946 TIDE TABLES High Law Migl> MAY 8 7:17 1:30 7:57 4.7 0.8 5.3 9 8 :13 2:16 8:29 4.7 0,0 5.9 Th. 10 9 :06 3 :02 9:05 4,7 --0.7 6.3 F . 11 10:00 3 :47 9:41 4.5 -1.1 6.4 1 :33 -0.2 2:12 0.0 2:49 0.3 3:27 0.7 4 :04 Phone 123 32'"8tc RALPH'S OAR.A.GI!, lMS New· port' Blvd., Coeta Mesa. Rep&ir- lng. Genera.tore. Starters. Elect. Welding. Spectallalng on Dodge & Plymouth. Good awck pe.rto. CONTRACTING General Contracting Repair and Alterations FTank Pellkoter l~tfc 3400 F1nley Ave., N e9.'J>Orl Beach Phone 1498-M S3-4tc s. 12 10 :54 • :35 10:20 4.2 -1.4 6.4 Su. 13 11 :52 5:26 11 :00 3.9 -1.4 6.2 14 12:!»8 .... 6 .18 11 :44 (!'\Pw daylight .avtns time) l.Z _TR_AN_SPO __ B_T_A_TJ_O_N _____ H 4:44 1.6 5 :27 Tld@• llf1I ot.ced In order ot oocut1'9nce. Wcht nsuru L ""·: dark ~ p. m. CLASSIFIED INDEX BUSINES!I GUIDE 10 Cll1lBCB NOTICltS U BICYCLES -Sold, rented or r e- paired. Vogel"I, 100 Maln St., Balboa and 208 Marine Avenue. Balboa Ialand. 22-tfc LOST AND FOUND !% LOST -In Coat& Mesa shopping dtatrtct, embroidered sampler. Reward. Call Newport 1637-R . M-31 PERSONAL 14 SBA.BE YOUB CAB 15 EMPLOnll:NT WANTED TRANSPORTATION 18 BEAUTY AIDS 18 HEALTH AIDS !O LOST AND FOUND !% MAN interested ln working ln nursery. Norm.an'a, 1307 Cout Highway, Corona. del Mar. Ph.. Newport 590. 33-4tc HELP WANTED-Woman or gtri to, work p&rt·tlmo In bhlclery de· ~n.ment Inqulre NC\v1--?"! ottlce. 1 88-~c HELP W A.NTED-dlrl to wor·· In C'ea.alns Shop. 11s Palm St, lllllboL 3e-2tc llALE lllSCllLLANEOUS SO ST AMP OOLLECTORS-For sale. ~ BEDS. Maple tlnlah. Com.-NOTICE-On and a.ft.er the 4th plete Matttta1, coll springs. lad-day Of May, 194a., the understp- der. AJmoet new. C&l1 2()M-M. ed will no longer be responalble 36-ltc for any bUU or alnounll con- tracted in the U8e or operation MAHOG. occas. table•; large pie-of commel"Cl&I tlahing boat ""-I. c rust tab1e; 2-dr•wer Mabog. Price" No. 27 E 832. Delbert D. commod~: walnut cedar chest; Price. 38-ltp 1 palr new pre-V1.•ar upholstered ---'.""'.:",-,,,,---""=-c----- ~ chain; pictures. Ph. Newpt. SPEC'!ALIZING IN 1847. 35-4tc PEfUfANENT WAVING uncancelled lrla.mp!I ln block! of l-,-------------- 4 or aioCI~ Lota ot odd cancel'ed FOR S>LE -Murphy ln-a-door1 at&mpa. BurTell Palmer, .i -"'1;,, bed, can be s een at 215 Coral I $8.00 to $26.00 ZAMORA BEAUTY SHOP 1845 Newport Blvd., Ph. 1786 Santa Ana Ave .• Newpl Height.a. Ave., Balboa Island, or cell~-B. Phoce 1850-R 35-ltp 83. 35-Ztc ------------- Costa Mesa 33·8tc =:=--=--:-:-:c--=c----.,.---J k EV S MA OE W H I LE VO U W A IT FOR SALE-Man'• COiumbia r&C· ~R SAL~Club cha.Ir! like new ) Vogel's, JOO 1.f a.ln St. Balboe. and tng type pre-v..-ar b1c vc le. Perteet · ~O.OO. Writing desk and bench, 208 Marine Ave .. Ba.Ibo& Ialand. cond., S-45. 123 Marine Ave.. $50.00. Da venport (irprlng cush· 22-ttc ,Wh1te•8 Coffee Shop, Bal Ist Ions). S25.00. Double mattrese. 35-2tc $~.00. 6 k itche n chaJra, 60 cents YOUR TIR:ES RECAPPED while MAN'S \\'a.rd.robe, hand decorated, tuit rack on one side, dra\ven on other. Complete. Ph. 1724. 814 W . Bay Ave .. Balboa. Call be· tween 4 and 6 p. m. M-2tc Uncalled ' For Suits 200 men's 8U il8, $4 .9~ up. Top and raln cos.ta Watches. wa rd· robe truWts, guna. Baskins, <!20 W , Ocean. Long Beach. 6-tfc ea.ch. Ma.hoga.ny mirror. $3.00. you work. Brin.{ in your car or Monterey davenport and chair, tires In the morning and they $35.00 (spring cushions). Two will be ready to roll In the eve- peach bedroom rugs, $15.00. 220 nlng. Phone Newport 2342 for Sapphire. Bal. Island. 36-ltp app6lntment. Coeta Meaa. Tire &: I Recapping Shop. In the rear at FURNITURE IN 4-RM. 20th & Newport Blvd. 16-ttc HOUSE FOR SALE jFoRuNT ------------Must be sold at once to make way OLD BUILDING. Good Location. tor new ownf!rs All in good con-For Auto Repair or slmUar buai- dJtlon and at bargain pr1ce11 tor neaa. ~DIES' Raycn Hose, all s1.'.es. quick l!IQ.Je. Can ~ seen on prt"t11-HARBOR INV. CO. Women'" & Girls" drel8es. P.lue !sea al 186~ Newport Ave .. Costa REALTOR Chambray work shirt.a. Sl.19. Mesa. Please phone Newport 188 30th and West Central, H L-chalra, baby buggiee. Auto for appointment &.nd inapectton. J Newport Beach 35-t!c batteries, 18 &. 24 mo. guarantee 32-Uc I ---cc==-,-~===.,.---• SillTE OF OFFICES $6.45 &. $7.4~ Ex. 17estero Auto -----------Good Location. Su'pply, Costa Mesa. 3a-4tc· I BOATS, SUPPLIES SS Harbor Inv. Co. $5750 $6950 $8000 $11,500 2-Bedroom Home. Furn.. Near Grammar School. A real buy. New Corona del Mar home. 60-tt. lot. Good value. Ocean front 3-Bedroom Home. Furnished. 2 lots. Good value . BAiboa I sland. 3-bedroom. Near bay. Cape Cod. Some furniture. ~ mate possession. SEE US FOR BEST BUYS. LIST WITH US FOR QillCK SALES HA RBOR INVEST. COMPANY REALTOR 30TI! AT WEST CENTRAL Gladys Beverley Ucensed Reel Estate Broker 507 East Central Phone 1788 Balboa Income Property 11 Unite. Near heart at Balboa. Income $400 per mo. A good buy .. 7 Unit.a with 3 lots. 1 blk. from Bay. 3 hlks. from biuiness diat .• $25,500 5 Unite and 2 Lot.B NEWPORT BEACH 36 1 TC FOR SALE -Tv/o-bedroom fur- nished house on Bro&dwa.y, Costa Mesa. Oo9e in. Lot 50x.130. Phooe 335-W. Poeee~lon at end Of escrow. .. 34-4tc D. C. MacKenzie 1808 Newport· Blvd .. Coeta Mesa Phone 161 3 Bedroom House Large Lot. ~ block from Bua line. $6500 Worth the money. Terms Half Acres, $400 Close In. Do you know you can have that SCHOOLS a INSTBUCTION U bouae, farm, or cabln in the hills in EMPLOYMENT WANTED %8 ·------------- 10 yean and at 75 cent.a on the dol-1 EMPLODQ:t-JT OFFERED !9 SITUATION WANTED-Buatnea I FOR SALE -17.n.. heavy Vl.'Ork 30th d Centr&l WE HA~ good uae<J piano. tor ekift, $75.00; 12-ft. John8on an $95, $125, $165, $1 95 up. Fln.e: clinker built, $150.00; 12-ft. On Central Ave .. Corner lot rtpe for business building. Good in· come. Pr1ced right. One Acre tar by buying War Bonda now? SALE MISCELLANEOUS so manager. 1ega.l, accounting, sale• Now ia the tlme to decide what you WANT£D TO BUY SJ and ta.x experience-want.a po. grands $395 up. Terms. Some cruiser, sleeps two, $390.00. Wat- fOf' rent. 30 years in Orange eon Woodcraft Shope. 611 Coast need to eave to get t..ba.t place ot FUBNITURE FOB SA.LI: S2 sition in Harbor area. Box "H", your drelllWI. BOATS, SUPPLIES S3 New1-Times. 34-4tc county. Danz-Schmidt Pi.&n.o Co.. Hlghw Ph 601 36-2t r;2o N. Main, Sant.a An.a. Sttc sy, · · c MUSICAL & RADIO M DOGS, CATS & PETS !.5 W ANTED-O&fpet and Upholster- Just a ~lance proves News-POULTRY & RABBITS S6 Lng cleanJng ln your home. Work Thnes LeadershJp! UVESTOCK S1 guaranteed. Color anG-beauty re- FOR SALE-Black patent leathPr tap 8boes. slze 6-B, Vl.'oodeo taps, good cond .. S3. 2'05 W estmi.rulter Ave .. Newpt. Hts .. or phont" 2122 &fter 5:30 p. m. 25-tfc DINGHIES. Paddleboards, Tennis Tablea. Retail and wholesale. WATSON WOODCRAFT SHOPS, 611 Coa.5l Highway W HlllN Jl'andlanal N,._ DlstmbaDeeo oach u Sleep. == Cnnkln-Ezcltablllty, I lat:91 or NerTOu Bead.acbe b.s.rfue with your work or .poU ,_. sood llm.., take Dr. liles llanl11a SPEClAL A.."'l'NOUNCEMENTS S8 vived , give ne'°"· sheen. Phone BUSINESS OPPORTONJTtES 40 Newport 216. 30-Stc FOR RENT 41 1--------------, \V A'1Tl:D TO RENT "2 E'IPLOnu:NT <ll"FEBED !9 \V ANTED TO BUY SI AP.UlTl\r&NTS &l HOUSES 4S ---RENT. MISCELLANEOUS 46 1 WANTED--HOTEL MAlD. Balboa WILL SWAP 12 gauge Remington ROO&t &l BOARD 48 Inn. Phone 660. 6-t!c Pump .shotgun and <'8Se in excel- REAL ESTATE . 47 lent condition. for a GOOD -.,.·ash-RE.U ESTATE EXCHANGE '8 HELP WANTED -Woman for l r.\'COMI: PROPERTY 60 I Vl.'8.Bhing, ironing and housework. ing machine-no junk. 221 Santa Isabel, Costa ?.lesa. afte r 6 p. m. RA.-~CllES &I ACREAGJ!: ft'! I Three halt days o r l~ tull days 33.lf REAL ESTATE WANTED M per week. Ph. 7~-W. 1404 S. MONEY TO LOAN M Bay Front, Bal. Isl. 3~·2tc MONEY WANTED 118 AUTOMOTJVr: & TlBE8 118 AUTOS WANTED 59 AUTO SERVICE 90 TBAIU:B8 81 EMPLOYMENT OB"'FERED--Ma- chJne opera.tor, experience not neceeallry. HamUton Machining Co., 2810 Le.!ayette, Newport Beach. Phone N . B. 811. 34-ttc WILL PAY CASH for used Dingh- ies, skltts. rowbm:t.ts. Also -patJo umbrella frame•. otflcera fold- ing chain. Wsl8on Woodcraft Shopa. 611 Cout Highway. Ph. 601. 23-16tc Phone Ne,\·port Besch 601 • 14·tfC U0.1\ 7 ti-Bot, tiold and Ttalled Martne Englnes &.nd Psrtt; Af A.RINI!; SA_L ;/AU E. A."'JD MFG. CO. 3090 W. Central Ave. Ph. 2388-\\. NeV1.-port Reach. C&lf. 26-tfc EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Ets-Hokin & Galvan Ele<::trical Contraotora 1000 Coast Highway PAINTING OONTll.ACTOB Painting -Decorating Roof Repair & ·Painting ROUTE SALESMAN for A.du~r W11L PAY CASH tor your fur· Phone 1384 97-tfc Miik Farms. Stt Mr. Hull, 30th nlture or what have you. Phone FOR SALE--21-fL sailboat. $350. Sympson & Nollar Pb. Nwpt. 121i·W 512 38th St 12-ttc & Central. or phone Long Beach Nwpt. 2000· O. R. Crawley, The 120 Abalone avenue, Balboa ls- 698·03. Availablllty required. Food Basket. 1812 Newport land. 33-tfc 35_4tc Blvd .. Coata Memo. 99-tfc =:-.,.-,.,-,-,---.,---.,------------------· 1640 ACRES in New Mexico, $12 WOMAN tor house work, two days IF YOU want to sell your old pei-ac. and equity in a L. A . Jll.lqaW or Elf~ Tobleto) SUSLVES& GUIDE 10 k " E. M Smith 2 1 piano 1~ us. We pay hlghest d bl Ing $B8 a wee . .wrs. . , 1 new au e, pa.y per m o. Diamond, Balboa Jala.od. 3~tc cash price. 30 ycaN in Orange for about &5-tt. bo&t. Walter, ELECTRIC MO'I'ORS and GENERATORS REPAIRED 1770 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Pbooe Ne~~rpor1. 1T26. 3~9tc PUBLIC STE."lOGRAPHER Dictation -Typing 17"10 Newport Blvd., Coeta Meaa. Ph. N e1'-'pt 1726 ~-9tc SEPTIC TANK -CESSPOOL PUMPI?-iG. Ray Munoz, 221 Knox Street, Costa Mesa. Phone 792-W. 32·8tc BUILDING service, complete re- modeling. r epair and painting; tree e8timates. Pb. 2483-J. 260 22nd St .. Costa Mesa.. 31-Stp SAVE FOR THE SEVENTH rounty. Danz-Schm1dt Plano Co., 1926 B U A L. A ("'l Pb u er ve., . -.. . -HELP WANTED -Caretaker tor .520 N. M&ln. Santa An&. ~tfc AR36M6. 35-4.tc Yacht Allchorage. Apply phone 162 atternoona. L. G. Swales.. 36-Ztc HELP WANTED -Janitor, two evenlngs per wttk, for office and shop. Inquire New•Times office. 36·t!c WANTED-Two \\-'&!tresses. mwit be over 21 , good hours. call Npt. Bcb. 361. Arches C.fe. 36-2L.! FUBN __ -_1TUB __ z_ro_s_s_ALE ____ n_, >UJSICAL a RADI O FOR S ALF: -Bed . sprin gs, mat-FOR SALE-Willard pi:ino, me- tress chest of drawt"n'I and m lr· 1 dlum size upright. newly tuned ror. $50.00. Call Nwpt. Bcb. 1384. and finished, $1:K>. Phone 4612 between 8 and 4 :30. S6-2tc I Laguna Bu.ch. 36-ltc LIVING ROOh! 2-pc. tilt back set.1 FOR SALE -New,' large comb. color Mulberry. 88tln 1trlpe. radio and record player. Plays 8 Used t ou r month.5. Muat have and 12-in. recorda. Going ln serv- room. C&ll 2006-M. 36-ltc ice. For quic k aale $285. Call 4612 Laguna Be&ch. 36-ltc WANTED-Man & wife to do d lab-9xl2 Congoleum Rugs -• -$6.95 wuhing and prepare vegetables. 9xl0.6 Congoleum Rugs · • $5.95 Electric Grill, 206 Palm, Balboa. Gold Seal by the yard. 9 and 6 ft. Ph. 2015-W. 36--2tc wide. 59c aq. yd. -------------' Sa.nta Ana F\lrnlture Co .. BUY WAR BONDS 426 w 4th, Santa Ana 34--itc ! RADIO REP AIRS-All m.a.llu; tul>N, etc. Marine Elect.fician. Ph. 2417. Burt N ortoo.. 1111 C088t Hgwy .. Newport Bee.ch. 1-tfc WANTED TO BENT WANT TO REJllT--;--Unfumlabed. 1 or 2-bedroom hous(" in Newport Beach o r Co!fla A!P~ area. Per- mane:it. No chlldrf'n. ?hone ldra. A. L. Smith, Nwpt. Bch. 718. 17-tfc ARM\. OFFICER and wife desire t o rent apa rtment or houM: in Harbor district. No children, no pets. Please call Lieut. Morton Cooper, collect , at Santa Ana 7141. Extension 38. 34-4tp \V A."l'TED by famil y of 3 adult.a, furnished house on Bal. Isl., or 3 bt'drooms. \\'ill pa y rental now for full period of occupancy. Write "'D" clo Ne\V8·T1mes. 3~2tp WANTED TO RENT-by reliable family, nice 3-bedrm. furn. home in Balboa tor summer months, preferably August &-SepL, near LOTS ON PENINSULA 2 GOOD HOMES I t List Your Property With Me For Quick Sale. 36-2tc Lot on Peni nsula $1500 Ocean Front Lot "'\ In Balboa $2000 El Bayo Tract Bay Avenue 3 Bedroom Home 2 bat.ha. Completely furnished $17,500 Immediate Possession Bay Front Lot $10,000 An opportunity. Good corner. Fruit trees. 2-story home. Fur-- nished, including Frigidaire. $6250 This acre ia worth seeing. A wonderful home site. ROMANCE. SCENERY. Idealism In an Dee.an View Lot. Newport Heights. $2250 - One Acre And Furnished Small Home. Close in. See This. $4500 Liberal Terms. D. C. MacKenzie Phone 161 1808 Newport Blvd., Costa Me.aa. 36-ltc N oce1U1 or Bay front. Con tumt.h W. L. Jordan H E L p 1 best reterenceo ood will guaran-_ • tee to keep preml..ees ln perfect TOO East Central, Balboa WE have list of. buyers wa.ttlng tor condition during occupation. Phone l53 36-2tc lots and homes. Ust with ua now Telegraph collect to I. W . Levy,. tor quick -•Uon. 4.230 WUson. Fresno, Calif. FOR SALE -DD!EDIATE POS--.. 36-ltc SESSION-201 Knoxville Stre<~ HARBOR INV. CO. -------------comer of Alabama Ave .. Hunt-REALTOR '' lngtoo Beach. Open from , 8:30 SOtb &.nd W. Central , Newport Beach 28--ttc -------------a.m. to 4 :30 p.m..dafiy. To ln-, ____________ _ 51 Newport Island v..tont for rental Income OI" llONEY TO LOAN 40 teet Bay Fft>ct hedge &gatnst lnfi&tlon or for ------------- eale for occupancy to Shipyard LO.l.NS TO BUILD, buy, lmpron, 7-story, 3-bedroom, bulkhead. workers or ~•her workers lD war mod.erulUI or retin&noe. Float, Pier, Unturn18bed.. "'" N rt Balboa P'edsal SaTinp $8000.00 Down pnx!uctlou plants or civilian em-ewpo ployeea of any Governmental and Loan A.Nodatioc. 318,000.00 a.pncy it they are not now ade-3333 Vla Udo T elephone 1500 Ralph P. Maskey quately houoecl or ..,. being FROM uoo to $10,000 LOANED. 3410 Cout Bouleve.rd "'1cted, th1a well cooatructed 3-Im.med.late Service. Phone 402 bedroom hOU8e. Tbe subfloore M·tfC ' FOR SALE--Half acre and ~-bed rcom house. Va.cant. $3750, $1600 dov.•n. 4.70 Newport Blvd Phone 1965-M. 26-ttc Give Dollars to Uncle Sam while you can! Bu:7 vrv eu.:11'! -------- a.re 2-tn. planka, the hardwood $9.47 per mo. Paye $100 in 12 mo. Oak fJoorl a.re one Inch thlck, Federal Finance Co., Inc. More than 21 ye&ra in Santa Ana prewar enamel bath tub, metal 4.20 No. Sycamore, Santa Ana Jacketed water heater, 55,000-32-atc BTU gu floor turnace, lot.a ot !------------- wardrobes and cloeet:&. Price: AUTOS WANTED 59 $6850.00, Down payment $585.00 ------------- or man, monthly paymento $60 Don't Sell Your Car for four years at which time Until you have chttked SN OODLES (i out of 10 people read N,,__Tlmes ClaMlfle<I Ads.) By Cy Hunger ford they may be reduced by re-·prices with queet. For further lnformation: ctn..BERTSON No t HIR ! r Gom ooi.e IN M.'I 13A°flllN' "\HOOT-AN' Ii" LEAKS DOROTHY DARNIT No/HJR! • 11'4 iii' I IMUT. , SAFETY PIN·' icRAl?S" R' HANDY SvGS To MAii ;,., " PiHC.t'- °fltE )' ~ l.CIOIE °'1TTA BAO ~ ------------------------------:::-:---_---:-. By Charles ~lcl\lanu s ------- • (A gla.Dee prov~ tile leadership ol the News-11111.,,., ' "1"1'1\~ ~ Vut'( • ftA.-'. I DO NE~O IT. SO YOU CA•iT Cj\1-L ME. f.E.L- I .. EEO .I\ Bl\"nt ' DlfT '"' _.. I rt1 TO \ '--~-·-----T"l•~·-a.;-:.;. .. ;.~~~-"-.Jj ·:~~ ' -• -;;'f "'-- ,. ---• --~- I ' .., ---.. I NORTON &. BAILEY, 710 Ocean CHEVROLET CO. INC. Avenue, Seal Bea.ch. Phone: Long Beach Sl0-97. 25-ttc Get Top Money For Your Car GRAND LOT BeauWul View On Buck Gulch Corona. del Mar $0000 CourteoUB buyer will call and advise celling prices, and ar- range all details for you. W . J. HOLCOMB 1~17 Gout Highway Coron& del Mar "Where the F1.&ga Fly" We Need Clean Used Cars Cash Money Waiting Culbertson Chevrolet Co. Inc. ' AT CORONA DEL MAR One Bedroom Home '3200 . W. J. HOLCOMB 1li17 Cout Hlgtlwa7 Corm& del Kar "Wl>ere the Flap P'ly" 35-2tc Chevrolet ~ OldmnobUe Deal.era S02 Ocean, Huntlncton -. soot Wut C...tral. Newport Beed> Sil-Uc TELEPHO NE OPERATORS NBEDfiO S.Wloi' .._ ..S War Wuaaa AnAll Depeulng Upcm Ollr Gllla at Ille SwM:Nli...tl QOOD Pil 1'lllLE LBAJUCDfG .um llliGlJLA& IW'SSI"-• ) .. ---soumERN CALIFORNIA. TIL£PHONI CX>. ' ...... , ...... s ' al •u. • Keep that~ ot yours In shape while • husbend ts ewer- ...._Don Woods, at the Island Shell station, 1' the man to do it. • Notec1 Guests At Heifetz Home . . . He does a Arturo Toscanini and son Wal- "super" wash and '1 ter Toscanini of New York were polish j 0 b, as "'1 entertained. at luncheon at the well as a complete "lube" service. Jascha Heifetz horiie, Harbor isl· Have your ''jallopy·" looking like and, during the 10-day stay on the a car when your husband comes Pacific coast of the noted musi- home. Don's right on the comer t:ian . Other guests included Al- of Marine and Balboa • -• see Don fred Wallenstein. conductor of the tor that clean-up on your car. Philharmonic orchestra. a nd Mrs. Wallenstein; Co1. and Mrs. Robert ~)1• .~.,,,,. Presnell. Mrs. Willie \.\'yler and .. I.•(;..,_.~ Better get a Mrs. Heifetz' daui:hter, Mrs. Earl 'I+': I"/ new needle for V, 1 Annstrong. jr., all of Beverly "' ~ that phono-IHills. graph. The============ ~i!:~20~~ JORDEN'S rine, have a Profesolonal Pharmacy " Fi de I I -HZ FOREST AVENUE tone Master" LAGUNA BEA.CB needle with record clean- er. Prolongs the life of your re- cords-as well as better tone. Try a new needle on "Ave Marla" with Marian Andenon. Know that man of yours would ..,.. lect a gift for his mother if he were here, 80 "pinch hit" for him and go to The Vagabond House. 219 Marine. Enna Maxples has every type ot blouse you could imagine -- - crisp wpndies, SCTe<!D prini., jer- wYS. cottons in prints or colorful plaids ---either tailored or dn!ssy -- -long or short sleeved. Please that husband ot yours, and choose a gift for his mother from these lovely blouses at '"Ibe Va.e- alx>od House." 1 Don't you tf'HS• ure any gift your child actually se- le<!ts hi ms e If! Dad. have. t hat "small f r y" of yours do a little shopping on his own. at The :W- and Variety Store, 213 Marine. Billie and Bob Allen have lots of gifts suitable for Mother's day. Novelty perfume gifts, cosmetic bags or anall purse--for mother's make- up or ration tokens (have any!). AJso a gocx:I line or gla%wa.re (careful junior~) Love I y framed verses as well as cards .... Teach your child to select his own gifts, it gives him a sense of responsi- bility as well as pleasing his Mom- my. That young son and his Dad can find a warm jacket or sweater at Saw- ~· Sport Shop. 2t:l1 Marine. "Stan" carries a goOct line "In Bu.rintsa fcrr Tour Health" • (as much as possible ln the!e times l of sport tog)! for the Dad and his young son. Saw some LPvi Strauss_ jackets in two tones ---lined In bright plaid-<lur- able and well cut. "Stan" stays open on Sundays, if you're too busy during the week, drop In at Stan's. Get reedy for the beach or boa.ting at the Sawyer Sport Shop. Bet you'll find what you want there! G R: A D U A T.1 0 N PHOTOGRAPHS 'l~l Mother would enP>' a llft !nm '1be Ialand- l~l~~~[~~" h~ oet. al ~ -~ at thll p&nnnt ilft .......... -n .0-, ~ "PllrMI" ---....... ---tolUlt~ a. ttae ..,,.., 41 1 :•• and ww•••MNp put into 0. , at -n. ••u111", au . 1 I • .. The graduate of this year wiD fully appreciate the photos of her classmates in the )'etll'S to come -- - especially if they are taken in our studios ---a charming, real and vivaS'ious likmess O&DB NOW IN 'DID ll'Oll MADUO GRADUATION ,_ . PHOTOS • • • • • •o .&nouc 1•a1 •«r 11 •n .. -.. > :•s U I Ospl1w G1 ,_,_,. Roberts Porlr -_, WM'W llUlf -JiWWW !'OW•* M ..... --•. p U.LX.•I• • ..... • . ,,.,, .... •• jiSJt 8 "4 jl tttt C : T' I '1111• lla7 I. lNI Last of Series of Meetings Held Fourth and Jut of the seri~ of meetings of the Orange County sub-district. Methodist Youth Fel-As the early afternoon sun lowsh.i shone through the lovely stained P. wu heJd Monday evening glass window in the O\apel ot the at the Methodist church in Gar- Coota M Cooun nlty chun:h den Grove with the Rev. E. o . l..<!ah Oppesa da ht u ot Mr d Goodell, pastor of Olrut Olun:h • ug er · an by the Sea. as speaker. Mrs. Fred Opp, 2448 Ora.nae ave-The meeting opened at 7 :15 p. ~e, Costa ~esa.. exch~ged wed· m. with a recreational half hour g vows with Edwin Ding~, son I follo\\.'ed by refreshments and then ot Mr. and ~. Clarence Dinger, came the sanctuary evening wor- East 18th ~treet, C.OSta Mesa. The ship led by the Newport Beach service W~1.ch was attended by the group, Rev. Goodell bringing the two tanulies and a few cl06e message. His topic was "It Isn't rrlends was read by Reverend What it Looks Llke". Holy com- Carl B . Johnson and took place~ munion followed the service. which fore ar:angements of stately white was attended by about 125 of the ~atson1as, snape; and ~toe~. An district young people. aisle of greenery tenmnaung at the altar, formed a path for the bridal couple. A gorgeous bird-of- paradise plant adorned the vesti· bule or the chapel. Miss Opp chose a gold suit \\ith brown accessories. Her corsage was fashioned of gardertias and orange blossoms. Attending her Miss Susan Vilas. Medford. Ore .. is a guest at the home of Miss Rosa Lee Ea.rel, 10 Rudder Road. Beacon Bay. The girls were school mates at the University of Ore- gon, and sorority sisters of Pi Beta Phi, wahs her sibstler. ~th Nonna Oppot Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gorton, w o wore ue W1 8 corsage 20th street, attended the !ce-ca-gardenias and Cecil Bruner l'08eS. Following the ceremony. guests pades Wednesday evening at Los a:athered at the home of the bride Ang __ e_I_es_. _________ _ where a reception was held. Charle and is associated with his Both Mr. and Mn. Dinger lll'f' father in the Bayview I~ com· promJnent in. the Costa Mesa area pany in O::>sta Mesa. The young where they attended school. Mr. couple will be at home at the Ro- Dinger who has served with tbe berts apertments on' Newport armed forces, bu a medical dis-boulevanl. Opening Announcement THURS., MAY 10th DOllA -MAllE 'SHOPPE Arcade Bldg. -515 lllaln St., Sula A.a . ._..,... M•temity Dresnes, Slaclui 'Lingerie Robes Hallmark Greeting C'.ards MOT-IEl!S -IAY ; SOnday, May 13th I Perfume, Leather Gooc;ls, -N:oveltiea, Gfhs ....,.,. ~--lift ' .. ---haala.-'YM S.O.. -t • !!91r htld#' I • '· -I • Bike Rental Greeting Carda and a Great Variety of Unusual Gift. ''WE INVITE YOU TO BROWSE AROUND" C. £_ LOUCKS JEWELRY and STATIONERY Diamonds -W•tohea • Fine Repal,.lng .._N-nU.-R 1717·'9 New-port Blvd., Costa Maa, Callf. ' All the cliann . . . all the good thing• that you OT< an 't be praiad with gifta. ilui ~ '1 ..,.,,...i.ing IW<<C ..ad uaeful to lhow that ""' I~ of you • littk mort U.... MNOI thU MO'TH.l!R'S DAY . W& All& "KADY WfTH ~ ONAllMIN• a1nw WD.-rNY ar ••NDtlll• YDu• MOTH•• _ ....... t ..