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CR Ar .,
SAM
&T LAST! nckled no end
,. to find the citizenry wak-
ing up to the fact that our
dfy council is here to serve
them and that the only way
they can discover what the
public wants is to reJI them-
'lbe )'.lllcked council chamber
'l\lesday Indicated an absorl>-
lng · Interest in piers, com-
mercial fishing, state park,
bay opera lions, etc. Congest-
ed condition of Balboa Isl-
and has brought a protest
from inside lot owners as to l • availability of piers and bay use, long a moot question in
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. this ·area. Rescinding the
resolution as to building per-
mits along the Corona de!
Mar bluffs, with the proviso
that sanitation must be stud-
ied, is a starter in the right
direction.' Fixing the tax rate
a~ the same level as last year
shows. no increase will be
made, although advance in
llSlleSSed values will auto-
matically boost taxes.
This whole business of civ-
ic effort brings up another
I thought that could be most
helpful in the more efficient
conduct of the city's rapidly
expanding efforts. It has
been suggested that a con-
tact man, or a purchasing
agent or a person familiar
with ·a11 the city's ramifica-
tibns, could aid the public in
what to do on the many Problems constantly arising.
tlrus relieving the hard-
worked department h ea d s
and councilmen, of much un-
necessary detail. Procedure
under the hundreds of city
ordinances must be done
properly to save valuable
time, and i.t needs someone
. who knows his subject, to
advise people on what to do.
Before John Siegel left the
city hall, he used to act as
a sort of buffer in directing
<Stizens· to the proper de-
partment. Today the clamor
is greater and it would be
money in the public's pocket
to install such a desk.
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Nine Years. Oldest per-
son in point of service in Red
Cross work here, was found
to be J ack Twist, who has
been secretary and president
, for the nine years the Red
Cross has been in operation
1 In this area. Jack could not
attend the last annual meet-
ing clue to illness, but his
wo;k and methodical reports
were In evidence, a fact so
• ' ably expressed by President
Laurentun in his report. + + •
Bob Calli!I. This hard-
working young man has
ccme a long way in the de-
velopment of this territory
In the gas and oil b~
t . -Bob came here from Cap1-
. strano, one of the smallest
'. . towns In his present district,
ii and by bard and ceaseless ef-
fort, bas built one of the
nicest volumes for his com-
J'.lllflY in this territory. De-
spite his affability, at whlch
he is a past master, he in-
sists that «Service" is his
• chief stock in trade.
+ + • I .Jap Atrocities. One reason
\ why the report.of Jap crimes
• Is harder to swallow than
\ those of the Germans. is In
tbe fact that most of ·the
1 abuses were heaped on Am-
.ericans. The Germ;ln .hor-
rors were almost entirely
beeped on Europeans. which
gave us a humane pity in the
abstract. but the Jap tor-
'tures were on our own folks,
a B(tuatlon hard to forgive
OI\ forget. The "so sorry"
trown men are not entil:led
to any sympathy from J>~ tea people or easy-gomg
home folks, but should be
treated )lstly and finnly as
f1J::t other murdereN.
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Building at
All-time High
For August
Building permill in Newport
Beach for the month of August
skyrocketed to a new high with a
total of $191,S50. topping July's
record by some $30.000. Figures
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Coast Guard, Army and Harbor Master Co-
operate to Get Exodus Under Way; Few
Incidents; Visitors Checked in
tor the month show 40 new homes That glorious n~ws whlch local yachtsmen ·have waited
started .. •g&!nat "" tor July, but for •ftd worked •or-was announced yesterday at 3 p. m. with the Joosening ot reatrlctlon.s -..1 i·
many ot th<DJ were In the blgller RALPH MA8KEY by Lt. R S. Stafford. acting for Capt. George B. Gelly, Cap-
coot b .... cketa. Near .. t approach to D--~ taJn of the Port of Los Angeles that Newport Harbor is now
Ensign Horner,
USMC, Takes
Own Life .ReUrtnc bead of Ration ~ ft time 3 'cl k lhie f1gure for pre-war years wu pra.laed by district director, open PERMANENTLY! The e ective . . was o OC
$108.826 In 11141. alone with ot-volunteer Wednesday, and from that time on no further restrictions will eouili.g ... shock to t.tle COlll•
Oth..-t!gures tor the month workero. be placed on cruising in and out of the harbor, according to mttnlty where be grew to manhood, were 20 perm.JU for ttpalnl and _.,.::.::_,.::. __________ ::_..::_:~:_ ____ _::_ ___ •Coast Guard headquarters. wa. the news of the iru.Jc1de early
:!'.::~~';:i ~~ and three Ration Board Merging Soon With 1.nWh#:i~e o':~e ~~~ ~y.: ~~ .!'~~.1a!;;
In the put week permit.a were ted EMlp Bobt. L lhlw, -of W H 596 Pallaadea Roed
i.ued for12n .... homeaandthr<e Others At Santa Ana; Clerks and =~!n":::'":!n~:!':=uon ::·:r"':""Pa!0:.7.:~': ea"nta~.,.·· · ~: ii'7ia~~~~~::: Price Panel Act For Harborites ~m~:::,0n•Se::.:: ~~= =:..-.::--~··a•vo: u..~:"r~!.i~1mi:be:;~~Pu':!
V. A. McCaah of Lquna Beach la Downey and from ~dmiral Frie-week lhoeked ldl _,. fllt t young man arrtved home Aug. 9 on
buUdtng a one-1tory tn.me bouae Newport eeacb (Balboa) ration u their chief clerk.. dell, commandant of the 11th Na-ln tl9e II.arbor.,.._ "" a 30-day furlough. He WU plan-
and garage to coet $9000 and at board will merge after the middle The merging ot the of'flcea ,La be-val District telling of the gradual Ding on another trip to Japan,
800 Avocado avenue Alfnd Plt}er ot September with other -In Ing undertaken. gndually 1*auoe easing ot port regulations. War Chest Drive wbich ho hoped would be his i..t
ot Second avenue iii building a the county at Santa Ana., it wu ot the difficulty Of movtnl' wtlhout No further check will be taken one. TU.eeda.y morning hia body waa
hOU8e to COit $5000. A ama1l bOWle by the Coast Guard of boats ooing Set t Start found QD the front teat Of hi.a b dlacloeed by Dorothy Sutherland, help, but thia llbould be completed • 0
to c09l $lM>O la to be built Y Jea.n-chief clMk; wbo declined the otter before October t Miae Sutherland In or out ot the harbor, and sports-father'• •eda.n. parked a quarter
nette Dregga ot Lo!! Angelea at to go Into the county central boa.rd ea.Id. Costa Me~ 111 also l.ncludedr. fishermen have the additional In TWO Weeks ol a mile from the home near the
&08 Fernle&f avenue. In the aa.me merger. freedom of going fishin& without comer CJf Cyprt!llrll avenue and Pali-
On Balboa Z.land t!J,ree new Iruitead Of con.t lnuing to uae the ldentltlcation, it was di~l?sed. :'!:i =ic :u:..i: ~~allbre rtfle bome.s are under way, one being at name oi ration board, the office Thousan~ of hoe.ts. fo1IOWing last Organl.u.tlon meet:lnc for tbe
124 Garnet avenue where W . Weat. New Tax Rate 1 &ft Octobe 1 will be ·called the wttk·end s try-outs. a~ ex~tt'd third war Chest Drive wu held at A note to hie fam.i1y atated that
Pearl a.venue. la building a one-er r to take advantage of the ideal the Legion Hut on Wednmda.7 at be loved them all and asked that
story duplex at a c~t ot S5000. Sees Changes; Price Control Bo&rd. aa that will sailing weather still prevailing. 4 o'clock with a. aoore or mon hill body be cremated and the ashes
At 320 Marine avenue Mike Roland Some Lowered be it.a principal function, the clUe.f Some restrictions may be placed ~rorkers present. P . A. Palmer, etrewn oo the waters ot the Pa-
is building two room.a a.nd a gar-clerk said. The Price Control Panel on an area adjacent to San Cle-chairman. called the meett:ng. ctflc. Friends stated that a few
age at a. coat of $2000 and at 115 from this board baa been asked to mente. it was believed officially, The ttta,SQrft'a ftPOl"l f or the days previously be bad appeared
Opal avmue Mrs. Martha Wlls-New tax rate. .et for the go lo the new central office. and to enable the navy to conduct re-19(( drive waa preeent.ed by H. F. in the best of spirits and apparent-
tord Of L<>s Angeles ls building current fiscal y~ar for various probe.bly will accept, Ml• Suther-s tticted target practice .there. I Kenny who has held that import-ly happy.
a one-story house of three rooms perts of the city, approved at 1 land revealed. Three clerlu will As the glorious ne .... •s of the tern-ant otftce for the flnrt two cam-He l\'8.S born in San Fernando
at a cost of $4000. · the lut meeting of the ctty go also. They are Mrs. Opal. I. pora.ry rt'laxaUon ot restrictions palgns. This repart ahowa tbat,*the
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Sept. 4, 1920. soon going to Fuller-
Two homes a.re scheduled for council, were civen by City Weat. Mrti. Doria Drum.mood and [a_st ·Saturda y was verified Friday total collected dwi..ng the 1944 ton for a few years and then mov-
Newport Helghte, both on RedlandJJ Trea.surer o&nt aa follows, com-Mrs. Esther Johnson . 1 tco late for News-TUnea publt-1 campaign from a]J 80UTCe9 wu lng to Newport Beach in 1926. He
avenue, Elton D. Barnett of Costa pared with INt year: Each area will be handled in-a!lioti date) word spread like $18,452.91.. Of thfw total about graduated trom Newport Gra.m-
1 Mesa 1.8 bujldtilg a one-story bouse M.l.D. No. 2 _ ............. __ $1..80 d1vldually, and the clerks and "" ..,... and between 6 L m. Sat-$11.000 was collected tn amount.e mar achool and went to Newport
al 527 at a cost of J.4500 and st c !"' .. •·1iur1. •lown 1 """'I board members from here 'A'bo are urda). and 6 p. m. Monday 1431 of $25 or more or about 60 pet' Haibor Un.ion H igh school f or two
424 Dorothy F . Merriam of Bay M.l.D. No. S.. ..... . .... St.87 familiar with harbor area. problems private yachts went out of the cent. This $11,000 wu collected. years, also attending Sunday
Shore Ca.mp is building at a cost 1 Da.11-0,. l1land. rlo•n :1 ,....nt"' wtll be on hand to lake care of harbor, not Lncludlng commercial from about 165 individuals or ·an ecbool at Cbrist Church by the Sea.
or S1800. M.l .D . No. 7 .................... St.92 probl~ms relating to tbl.8 area.. The a.nd aportsttsblng boats. All but a average of about 166 a penon. Left Here In 1939
Lido Isle 1ffa1ooa. du•n ·.: ·~·111•1 13000 lrui:tltutlonal OO.tlets will be few came back on Mme, and ln!There were about 1,000 eubErlben Leaving here in 1939 he went
Of tbe two Lido Isle bomes C. C. Outside ···-··..... . ......... Sl.7S handled from L<>s Angeles. addition, 15 more from other ports In all to the total fund, he r9port.ed. to SeatUe where be was employed
Hamilton ht build.J ng four room11 1 Llilo. s .. •l'Ort "1-Wl'tlt Ertd. tto: Such a limited amount of detail put in here. it wu revealed at Appropriations to War F'Und and by the Army Enginee111 until be UD 1 <'f'fll I
and a garage at 201 Via Cordova remaina that when the work week the coaat guard beadqu&rtera. other campaJgns were $17.029.83. joined the Merchant Marine in
at a cost ot $7000 and at 111 Vla Corona del•i~pl~r ~-~l~i ......... .$l.6l wu cut by federal order to 40 ! Cooperation between yacht own-This tnc1udea oven1ge pamed on to 1942. He first shipped to Ala.ska
Dijon W. T . Gooch of Rivera is Harbor Island ................... _SJ.3:1 bourt11 it ~~~d not thhlt tbvie board en. between army and coast guard I the county committee. ~thbe w~ in comba.
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tt 1_1-ctiotn.
building tour rooms and a garage 1"'.-dl•Lrlct) near Y a.s u.a.z as e pre OWi re-headquarters and the harbor ma.s.. Steps were taken to Incorporate cwa.1 en m~e aevera rips o
at a cost of $7000. ductioo from •s to 44 boun. Then ter's office reached a new high the Community Cbeet to tab ~ European waters where he was in
residents of the island asked sus-
pension of all permits for con-
struction of piers on public
beaches, and "turthennore that no
more pennits be granted until the
entire subject of pjers be studied
with due consideration to the in-
terests of all property owners.''
The petition asked the matter be
referred to the city planning com-
mission and set for hearing, with a
IO-day advance notice to be mailed
to all residents of Balboa Island.
P1reworla
This set off the fireworks. A
spokesman for the bay front Pf'O"'
perty owners who were pre-tty
well concentrated in a comer of
the council chamber suggested
that the matter be referred to the
city planning commission. as he
said it is unfair to the buyen ol
this property to deny them right
to build piers when they pur-
chased that property undentand-
ing they could do so. He sur
gested all pier con.stniction In th&
dt}' be included.
This brought instant protest,.
and -disagreement from the coun-
cjl, as, it wu pointed out, a com-
promise made between variouS'
factions' in 194-0 allocated one pier
to each two lots when it was
found that p~vlously some piers
were rising on each lot adjoining.
An argument arose o.ver the
percentage or bay front occupied
by piers, one claiming seven per
cent, another 30 per cent. Inter-
polations from members of the
council became less frequent with
rising tempo or the discussion be-
tween memberao of the aud.Jence.
Counc1lman Bob Allen, a TM:i -
dent of the island, offered" a mo-:
lion that all future permits for
pier construction be withheld
pending further study by the coun-
cil. Before the motion had time
for further consideration, someone
asked how many piers there were,
how many had been authorized.,
and how many could still be built,
(Continued on Page Ftve)
'Showboat' Noise
Was Apparently
Illegal Anyway
Tw-o are aebeduled tor Ne"'Port they were terrifically b\Uly, but 1 with all working to facilitate the after thia yeu'a war a..t: cam-the tnvuton of D-Day.
Beach, Charles s. Grant or River-Beach SchOOIS now an bu changed, and the boa.rd I movement ot the yacht.a ln and out. pa.fgn. The c08t or. incorporation. Aft.er coming home from Europe Complainta of 130 persons living
side planning a two-story framt ln the Balboa Inn ls quiet much The cout guard had two 1 boat. ln etc .. was 1167.80 and the ea«" at. be entered the Maritime Officers on Lido Isle and on South Bay
bouae--and garage to coet $2000 Open Sepl 11,• of the Ume. It la not open Satur-the channel, ooe checldng11n-bound the campaJgn wu $647.11 or tem .cboot at Alameda where be re-Front that the "Show~t" wu
at 3902 Marcus a.venue and Her-day• at all. and the other out-bound boata. than S\i per cent. After paying cefvfld hla comml.aeion aa an en.sign keeping them awake on lta a.tte.r
bert Holbrook of San Bernardino o· tr• ts G" en The Community Service Panel of The harbor muter loaned a city our percen.tap to Ole oou::at1 c:an-ID. llatth. 19-45. He wa.a then ¥-midnight trip around the bay OD
building a garage with aleeplng 1$ IC IV civic-minded re•ldenta who ha.ve boat to help lnslde the jetty, while m.Jttee a ba!mce atl $80L.1T re-Ggned to a eb.ip u third engineer which pa.saengera danced and made
room,1 above at 318 32nd elrttt, to eerved without pay to advise the the army, under command Of Lt. maina wbkh wm be ~ fer a:-and went to Okinawa., Guam and merry to the diamay of. resident.a
cost $1200. A brand new-&ehool, modem ln board ot price control ltema and Spelke loaned two cruh boats for pen.ae.s of uu. year'• l*ccnat. tbe the South Se& Ialands. was atred at the city council orw.
BuUdlng new garages are Harry every detail from Its deelgn lta succees or failure in vartoua. patrol outlide. Tbe cout guard treuurer reported. · Be 18 .aunived by bis parentB, day afternoon.
Wat.$>n . 116 Bay avenue. $"®; M. through Ila equipment. will gT"ttt a.reae is expected aleo to cootinue plact"d part Of tta crewmen on A tentative budget of $19.800 Kr. and Mr.. George W. Horner Otben reeented 1ntenuptlon ot
S. Bailey, 306 Orchid avenue, S.00: cpUdren ln. the area generally to function, reporting to Santa board their boa.ta to aid In keep-was a.pproved for the camtnc cun-m'., two el.st.era, Mn. Mary Mc-their ldeep ai.o ea.r1.y tn the morn-
lnclc. garage, G. Garmbaueen, nbrth of the ma.in channel lo. New-An& i.n.tead. of B&lboL ThiJ, belpe lng tracJt ot the yacbtcnen. A ff!W pat.gu which open.a fn .a.oat. two Nlelly and Mrs. Gail Storey Pali-ing, lt wae dl.lclOMd ln the letten
219 Gamet avenue, 1200; re.root-port Harbor, when they are taken work out mla-underet.andlnge and had to be lowed back, but most weeka. 'I1le prog.aam l•••dw the -.dea Roa.d; and one brother. U. read to the council. City Attorney
lng, Emma Mendenhall, 121 Topu: by bul to the new Corona del Mar a.moot.ha out the ripplea in pricing, boat ownen helped each other Nation&J War ll"Un4, Boy Beouta. Georre W . Horner jr., now with Roland Thom.peon ll&ld. upon a
avenue, $150. 1chool buUdln&" on Carnation atreet the chief clerk dedand. when they· got in ~uble. local Scouta, Girl Scoata, ()atholk: tbe U. 8. Army lD France; an aunt, queiUon from a eouncllman that
on opening d&Y, Sept. 11. All cbil-~t control wW continue ~ Patrol of the coutal waten wu Welfare, Community Olmdl, WeL Jira. Charle. CoUJ.na of Loi An-the action ot tbe councu IJ'l,ntlng 400 White Sea Bass
And Four Jew Fish
Taken on Crescent
Two jew tlsh or black eea bus
were caught by Sam R&maey, ~~
W. Seventh strttt, Long Beach
T\lesday oo board the Cre1eent
which averaged 65 pounda each, in
rµ1dition to two other9 of the same
kind and some 400 white sea baaa,
It waa reported by Frank Bell,
manager of the Lorentzen enter-
prises 1n the harbor.
The heavy catch was brought in
by George McMillan. skipper of the
Cr-escent. He said that the while
sea baas a.veraged six to eight
pounds ea.ch.
dren in the axtb, seventh and the county ottlce u it h.u In the undertaken by the cout guard fare, local rellet, .rft...t.er WI· aelel. the tours had the 1peel:fic provl.8o
etgbth grade• will go to the main put. TI.re•. canning aiugar, food half-way to C..t.alina and up and ency, SaJvaUon Army, Vetena. FUneral JJervlcu were be1d at 11 that no undue nola or ~
Newport Beach grammar acbool, raUon• for returning veterans and down the cout, while the army Welfare, ChrilJbnu Weltan aDll &. m. 'l'bunday at the Harold be cau•ed. He !'M'ealed, .b.owner,
which aJao have mnaller chUdren new babies u "'.'!LI aa !or boat boata ea.rried out patrol work from Community Cbl':9l. GraueJ chapel, Coata Mesa. wtlb tha.t the boat had been operating
of the penln1U1a area and We1t trips; rubber boot.a and •hoe• att thet""e on. At the yacht cluba all the Rev. E . D. Goodell In charge. without a permit, and that the boat
Newport. still on the ration lilt. eervicea were pniled for their co-Mr. and Mrs. L. O~ ffe•....,,, would be at.opped from tte noc..
Grayce Sevier ha• been named A letter Of thank.a from Frank operaUon. who have i.pe.n.t the •••• ,.. at Brother of Balboan turnal excursion&.
principal of the new school which Balthta. dlatrl.ct director of OPA . R•oet their home at 6705 Sec*-"e.llrtft, p t L Bob Hoyt.. aperat.or Of the Sbow-
will be opc-ned !or the first time to Ralph Mukey, preflident of the Several orga.nlr:ed racee were returned, thia week to tbdr wlDt.er 888e8 8 3gll~3 boa.t WU haled into city court thla
next week. It consLlt.8 of 10 clus local board, la re..produced eta&-conducted ouUJde the harbor with home at 628 Cyptew ~ Red-morning, accused l1Y Police Of ope!'·
rooma and a kindergarten. In ad· where In th.la edition. (Contlnul"d on P.qe !5) 1 tands. John Trickey, 48, who was for-a.ting without a Jtcerae. He was
ditJon a beautifuJ aud.Jtortum of-merly associated with the ~al es-repreeented by Adrian Marita, at-
!ert a tJpa ctOU1 mu1tl-purpoee room CHANGES IN NEWS TIMES STAFF tate office of his brother, Frank torney.who aougbttoh&.vetaaball for the &.Membly of youagaters and S. Trickey of Balboa. died Wednes-of $1.50 reduced, but uuuoeesetully .
t or occasiooal evening gatherings • day morning at his home, 830 Wil· Marks will represent the boat oper-
of citlzera of the communJty. son street, Laguna Beach. a.tor in a jury trtal,•and aty At-
The new school replaces the tem-ANNOUNCED TODAY BY PUBLISHE I Surviving are his widow, Wanda. porary on• on Balboa Island, and at the family borne; tour brothers, tomey Roland Tbompeon will rep-
wlll open complete ln eyery detail Frank S. of Balboa. MeJ N. or reeent the people of Newport
excepting t or cafeteria equipment. Sant.a Ana, L. L. Trickey of Gar-Beach. If found guilty, Judge Jona
Lack of som~ Of this will delay den Grove and Paul M. of Napa; a pointed out that ea.ch day'• oper-(~-tlnUed ,,__ 5) sisUr, Hope Fordham ol Middle-
.......,., Oil ca.gt.:' DruUc cb&ngea in management I 0... .t O' ' I town. caut., and mot11er, Mrs. atton will be considered a ee~
General Petroleum Names Callis ~::~=~~~;,:I ~;_;;::,::_: HarTlet Trickey 01 Middletown. violation.
Disbibutor for So. Orange County ;;-.~tlv~.r::::: = ;..: n=. i;:: ~"': ~ Costa Mesa Schools Open Monday;
• by Sam D. Porter, tor many yean The N-. u the Near'n n Ezrolllllellt "9p, But Help Short t•--b to --t. N-rt. production m.&nac'ft Of the IU•er-When the pl'Ul!lll WWW tllllGk OIW Valued recogni .avu aa come &'•uu ~~-aid Pru.EllterprlM.. and tb
R<>bert L. Callis, tor Y•&r9 agent Other Kobllpa otatlona In thla ! • In 1822 lhe plant -"' 5 ., Tbe a.ta Mesa elementary derprten that have att&lned the Of ... ~--· p-~·-·-~. wb---· --· 1-w Central ... .,ue gndUal -t "' a A. l(ayer what lo """' tl>o -..... -• -,~ -for i~·-·" -~-· ·-al • --and .. -··-.... u~ ~·-~--~ ----·· -• • •-• trom aetiff puticli-tlon In the · -~·-~-~ ~-•-~ ,___ "' ~-~• hi• firm advanced him to the with Otto Boyd u operator. ~ arduoua taalt Of prlnHA--I>-Cout Blvd. and --Jl -.,..r an September 10th. Scbool Sept. 1, 19C5. OUJdren will be od-
atatua ot dlotrlbutor with jurtodlc. a.ad Cl>ut Blvd.. rim by tbe Now-llahJng m&napment. -pu then remooecl lo -._,, -will lllart af the Main llCbool at ml-to tint crade that M .. at-
Uon over the c1u.. ct Newport pert Auto w«U;' Biel>-)' 101 Kr. Pl:>rt<rr lo o••m..,.. the Hotel bafldbqr llU --. 11:00 a. DL. at ·the Llndbep ICbool talnecl the ace ol 5 yeera and 6
Beach. Coata K-. Lq\ma Boaeh, and po.a Blvd.. at the -.,. duU.. ct _ .. sl"lr tbo YVled de-....,.. a modern plut -.,,_ at 11:15. Sdlool. will be dl1111!77ed montbo by September 1, 19C5.
San Clemente and S&n Juan Cap-entn:nce to Nowpcwt, with &uoo tal1-af the COlllJl&I>)'' wttb the <f· olal1ed &D<f ·~-- -at Ille llaln .,-i at 3:25 and at Tb.' pn.,._i buo ici..tuJ.. are
latrano. B. Jo>m.._ a no•--In nci...t aid ot Ncn Kara'warth maU., -In """"" -2 :15 at U 111l>&cb JdlOol ~ ~ .-the dw-
Mr. oinla bu bee a wbolwler chup; on Newport Bl'ld.. al Ca· Wade, wllo -be otftoa mu•rer pit 1ir. . Dw to the Iller II! In f!lll'llll-and that -·will be pcud
ct poollne prod-brillo otroet, ,,_ U.. lllr"-Y w bu -put oww· &Dd __ Wbm Ille ua arl'ft41---~will be four 1st sndos, up at u,.; d:td1Nted ...-Giil)',
ucta for mon ~. Coata K-. and tha Ka-Nluy ct u.. <•r"S": few mai>)' two ct tbe ---. It -:llldl, ~ 3n1..-,1bree s. that Ille -...,.n at the
t ll all 1li ,.... rble Dock. llOtl1 and Ba)' ft!lll1. ,_... fte '" • •• -· -and 'W'U -ed •t<'nrt to ...... -*' ...... three 5tll padeo, three itoPo an -· I
aad for U ,._. --.ted b)' BID -~., ~ tbat --., tlla N-a 'W --tell czjldeo_ two 7th ctJu1es and . ...,..., .. ha• been con.-Kr. caw. bu bee a '.bu1 mu. cktr•> wm be I* tsn1d ae.... l re,. at a., Welt C ?NI,, ..._ llll 119dt& Due to Jade ot 11w ~ ce'mder Mp.ed 1111
-..i with u.. -· taklllc' .,..,. "'9 _. poo&. u 11 i.-. ..,.. tt ...._ -to ~ ---_.l.Y to pt a lhop the ·board! ot 1~:· ~ Bara-ba addition to a -_,... -1-JI. llllllRd. wllo bu -OOMt O...·-.It - -• .. -Ille .... will i. ebod and a ~ ot acboal, Sept. 10,
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BO-A1l'l'O, llAlllNlC BADI08 BEPAIRgD
-ltlectrldall
BURT R. NORTON
1lll Oout m~ l'MM N17
Newpon Bwc' OIJJ1.
, A gumt at th~ bomrot Mr. and
Mrs. Dan P1a.ce, 72" Poppy avenue.
Corona del .Mar, wu Nona Stev-
ens of Hollywood. who paid an un-
expected. vtalt TUeaday.
BALBOA CLEANERS
605 East Central A venue, Balboa
· 4-Day Cleaning Service
CHRISTIAN'S HUT
Balboa, California
DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL BAR
DINNERS ... BANQUEI'S
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Pollce Glad August ~sors Holdl Their Gl'01Dd Oil
Ove~ ~ . OOI. ken•I Appl Oii; ~
Answered m Month Eaters Appea~ For R tktl:itlon
P<lllce ~elnd 902 caJla during · Cbarleo w. Bowe-ol 8Ml George B. -m•dt..1987 Harbor
the month ol Aueuot u .-pared Beach, wb-appllcatlon for a per-boulev&nl, w-permit tar an
with ~23 durlnc July ot. th.Ill year, mlt to e«abllsh a permit for the auto repair! pr&g"e wu app1owed
It wu, ..reported by Police Chlet breeding ot cocker apanie1-at by tb.e p1&nn1Dg commlMlon, ai.o
Rowland ~ K01t ot the eo.ta Kea Wu ttrat allow~ by received tbe, approval of tbe .iper--
calla were ot minor nature, but all the count1 plaanlng comm1ee1Qm vi.ton at Jut week's meeting,
had to be ......,red by oendJns an and then denied by the county Ir;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;; , otttce.r. cbecldn1 in IODle manner, board of supervtaor., bu en.tereO 11
tt waa dlacloeed. an appeal for recc>n.t.deratlon ot. 0 W l
Volleyball Season
Starts Sept. 13
At IDgJt School
Tbe tMh year ol evenlng voney-
ball a.cu.!tlea at the Harbor Hiii>
gymnaatum will get tinder way
nut Tbunday evenblg at the hJgh
M:b.OOI 8'YD1. it waa announced ~
day by Coach Ralph Reed of the
8Cbool
The keep-flt program which each
year 'a.ttracta buaineaa men and
remctenu tn older group. to the
Thunday work-out. bu bad regu-
lar &dherent., three ot. whom b&vr
never tailed to mow up 1n the
put 14 yeara. They .... Buck Lon,,
Don l>cM•&'M and l)mnle Shook.,
the coech repo?'led..
There i. no charge for th1.
weekly 7 to 9 acUYity, except a
a.mall towel fee.
A ~ record . total of $2130 tn It. action to the latter bady. B
value ot automobU.. and 5489.60 Bowerbank, who baa ralaed
wu recovered In peroonal property cockeno for 30 yeara, ....:ently pur-B A L B 0 A
durfns tJ:ae, lllCllltb. and returned cbaaed ftve acres on Newport 2
to ........, the chief reported. Koot boulevard near 21.ot street with a 2 4 0
ot tbJ8 l;atter amount included auto view to eeta.bliahing kennels, the -------------
acceuort.. btcyclea. and minor planning commlasfon granting the ,-------------
theft It.mo. One citizen paid UO perm.it with certain provlalons N l!l 'W L I N B
into the police relief fund in ap. again« boarding dog• and keeping ~n of property recovered. the kennela a certain dlatance from Craft Greeting Cards
lirreota are going up, the chief the boulevard and neighboring ' StUloaery
aald, although the total o< callo property Unea.
remalml about the aame for other County Counael Joel Ogle ruled Brookillg8 Variety
pre--war yeara. August la alway1 such restrtctlona could not be plac-I eoo ()out: B11r7. eon.a W Mar
one of the largeat mDDtbll, aa the ed on a uae permit and the l!lllper-
July ·t:raftlc cekmt WU 109 agal.nat vfaora rejected Bowerbank'a pe-
12.5 Jut m onth. But ~ wu re-Uti0t1.
covered ln penonal property dur-
ing July.
----~obert Snowden, ~:°B!!:i;.:g~~ts O~MCR Serving
To Help Europeans With Adm. Halsey
ABOARD THE USS NORTH
CAROLINA OFF JAPAN.-Rob-
ert F . Snowden, prtva.te, USMCR,
son or Mr. and Mrs. C"ha.rlea S.
Snowden, Newport Beach, ta aerv-
lng aboard t.hia batUeahlp which is
part of the powerful Pacific F1eet
• Any Sign , , , Any 'Time.
Tom Runkle
SIGNS
BOAT LE'ITERING
211* Marine Ave.
Bal1-bland
Ph. 2111-R
Othera lncludlng Jaclr Raub,
Doug Wa.rd, C!tff Llonbarger,
Oyde Otto, George Butler and Pete
NeJecm, have been regular mem-
bere for more than ten yea.n,
whJcb should be ample ja.tlftca.Uon
of the worth of the program.
BERKELEY, Sept. ~.-The prob-
lem of fOOd supply for war-devaa--
tated countrtea la far more comPU-
cated now than after World War I,
acCO!'ding to Dr. Agnes Fay Mor-
gan, proleuor of home economic•
on the Berkeley campua Of the
GBAY BABTlXTI', potlf.nc ln hla A.rtzona atudlo before one of ~ Uoiventty of cautom.l.a. In 1917
unUMl&I western palnUnp. Bia UChrt•t" Ls much admired lD C'luUt' the nutrition at.andarda were con-_!:Ch~u!'roh~-~B!Zr::!·the-~C'S-~~he~,..~·-----------------1 cerned only wlth adequate am.ounta
engaged ln occupying Japan.
Under the operational control of
Admiral Wllllam F. Halaey, USN,
Commander of the 3rd Fleet, the
North Carolina, one of the "glam-
our" ah.ips of th'e F1eet. assembled
with 11 other battleships, 17 air-
craft. carriers, 5 4acort. carrtera, 20
cruisers and more than 290 other
U. S. ships to carry out the first
stages of the occupation of the
Japanese home island8.
Sport Fishing
However new men a.re needed to
make up a full roeter of volleyball
tea.ma, and all men of the harbor
community are lrivtled and urged
to come out t o lbe first night
clau on Thunday evening. Sept.
13.
Watch the Classified columns.
Painter of The Christ, Admired
In Local Church, Has Several Scenes
In Current "Arizona Highways"
By WINIFRED BARBRE
A one-man exhibit of paintings
tn mlnl&t.ure ls the current Ui9Ue
of Artwna Highways, the group of
eight pictures In full color 'being
the work of Gray Bartlett. well Mesa known to many local people and
, Bartlett retired in 1937 after a
SUfCeasful career M a busineS9
man &nd enrolled u student at the
Olla Art Institute. As a youthful
cowboy he loved the colors or the
open range and pic turesque details
or scenes or western life were re-
me mbered and tr~rlbed to ca.n-LIQUOR SHOP brother-in-law of S. A. Meyer.
Ot u ceptlonal beauty a nd Inter-vaa.
le!~ Newport Blvd. eet the maguine features lndlao I Uke that other great western
Pl ty f Whi k lit~ 1n paintings, photographs and painter, the late Frank Tenny en 0 8 ey artlcl .. ot varied ln terut. Ito main Johru!on, Bartlett lov .. both the
No llmlt to any of feature is the accordion-fold sheet I sunehine and col.or of the plains
our merch.aDcthe of Bartlett's incomparable picture• and the deep greens and blues of
008TA. HE8A, CALIF. ot Western life. evening. The pictorial quality ot
of calorlee and protetna, abe e:z-
plal..ns, while present meuurea of
food values include vita.mina and
mlnerala, and require that twenty
to thirty criteria be applied to
diet.a.
VariOUll relief rations have been
devised, Dr. Morgan says. Tbeae
include an emergency ready-to.eat
type for people without any food or . Dows Also Need cooking fa.clllties, a ma.intenance ,...
ration to be cooked. and •upp1 .. To Be Insured mentary food for those commun-
ities which have some 9Upplie•. Says Local Agent Peanut butter, soy beaoit, and
cereala have been suggested for a
basic ration. The whole daily
amount per person ha.a been plan-
ned so a.s to convey 2.000 calories
and minimum amountit of protec-
tive foods in weight of slightly
more than a pound, Dr. Morgan
98.ys.
During this summer weather
when dogs are liable to go off at
a tangent and children need to be
guarded by canine.!!, W. 0 . Buck
of the Palmer office says serious
consideration should be _gtv~ to
the tdea Of iD9Ura.nce coverage_
on the
''G. W.''
•DIESEL
POWERED
•DELUXE
ACCOMMODATIONS
• LABGE
GALLl!lY
Every Day at 7 :00 A. H.
from
635 Paclftc Coast Hlgb-y
~ .. Newport '4 A former commercial a.rtlat, bis composition is superb and bJa -______ _!~"!!'~i_l~~~~~~~~=====;;:;;:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~iiiii~~~.iiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii=:.:: colors are remarkable In being both clear and hrlght. yet achiev-
lng an effect of softness and del-
icacy.
"The beet choices f or vitamin and
calcium supplementation, Or. Mor-
gan point.a out. would include dry
skim milk, brewe~· yeast, cltrus-
juice concentrates, fish-liver oils,
&nd poMlbly beans and pea.a which
could be sprouted to prcduce vita.-
min C.
Buck claims that the owner of
a dog can be held liable for h18
misdeeds whether they occur on or
oft your property.
Newport Beach,
California
--Opposite the Arch-Included · ln the group are Sad-
dled F or the Finl Tlme, The Nlgh.t
Herd, Ind.Jan Camp, Hone Trader,
Indian Police, The Hidden Spring,
Bart'• Place and The Ox Train.
It Js not generally known but
Bartlett painted a large picture ot
The Christ for a setting io a New-
port Harbor "Forty Milee of
am.tmaa Sm.ilea" feature, and ' whk.b is now hanging on the wall
of Cbrlot Cbun:b by the St«. a
gift Qlf the Newport Harbor Cham-
ber of Commerce. -
JU1.1Jce dtacardl party, friend·
•hip, ·and kindred, and ts therefore
l'flprueoted u bllnd.-Addleon.
II YOUR
DRIYIWAY
a ....._.,. aad a -.lway1
~ it wida ....... , ...
..... it • clr,.,,.J ill badt
91;1mmer aDd wi:Dw. C... ii
....... v.1e ••• fm free Mi-
ma&ll .. J'Vui' Q)GU9QIOC'
ocaill
John J. Swigart Co.
~P-'-•11.-J.;Or-.p,CJll. ,.._ ar-.. m., ._...,,
Rochelle Hudson
Tells of Parties in
Securing Divorce
Stories of wild parties held In
the Balboa home of Lt. ())mm
Among the many forms ot p~
tecUon ottered. by the Pal.mer
agency is insurance against liabil-
ity for injuries caused by your
ddg, either on or off your prem-
iaes. It also includes premlle.8
liability, employers· liability, lla.bil-
lty arising out of the personal ac-
tivities of you or any member or
your family, and medical payments
tor guesta and servants. Fact ta it
offers a whale of a lot Of protec-
tion and, yet, caste ooly $10 a year.
For Relen&Uoaa Pllone
Newpori Mii
or B.lehmond n5! I
Harold Maia Tbompaon were told Try working today's croUword
by his wife, Rochelle Hudaon. lo npo~1~zz~l~e·~==:_==-~====-~=~======~~~=~ applying for a divorce Lut. week. '::
The couple were married ln 1939
and eep&ra.ted Dec. 9, 194:3.
While Commander 'Ibompaon
wae .t&Uooed &t the El Toro Ma·
riDe Bue they lived ln Balboa and
ll1N Hud8c:m tealitled th&l ahe
spent 88Veral days ea.ch week 1n
Hollywood doln&" radio WO<k and
th&t upon her return ahe found
evidence ot. parli• and entertain-
ment With llpatlck a.round the hou9e and on gta.ue. and that
wbm ahe uk.ed quutton. about it
her hwab&nd llL&pped. her.
It la of lee. importance that we
receive from mankind justice, lha.n
that we delene it. . -"""7 Baker Eddy
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TD C8BlmAJl scma Mamaa
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DEFEND YOUR HEAL TH WITH
ORANGE
OWN
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CARPENTERS
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WANTED AT ONCE
Six, Days a Week
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• a Word 10f Gieetl• to Rebi1 aie
~ Vet~ Sild; Lellwi ·
.To U$O r~·~e,lltlon of Elfotts
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1'111> ... 111s -o1 -1 u110.:.. Kn. wlnltl'ed Younc too. 191 r&. Ille N•po.t-UllO ot .,...U.,. --· ~ -ltlll · fllla a peat -ID Ille lino from Iwo JlmL Teen c:.-to 1119 • ••Jee ..., wbo IM.•e town eyes u be told her lbe wu t.be
-Wart. fl11l ot ~ f« tint --bad .... to lllm
f ,a,, --and~ ot -119 landed, and ha felt llsat
• ----wbo kMp It perllapo he wu after oil not a ....... . 1 otnDpr In blo own ..,..,.try.
i ~a~ "'Bello~ Kn. Younc oloo .-a letter
-an J<IG ?" ll''"N •belllftblJ -tto ,by two ~ 'l!bo ban now
• -to IDm wbo M>•e jUlrt -loft tho,, harbor wlllch eq>nDH -==----------jtlwolr Cratltude to the USO and which i.. u follow•:
Dear Vadam,
IAlt Sunday we bad an oppor-
tunity to drop In on your USO
elub at Newport Beach for the tint
ttme. For the kind and fflell hot1-
pltallty that wu llhown ua boy8
we a.re wriUng you thil le tter to
let you know that , your h&rd work
hu not been in valD.. We wtJ:b to
thank you from the bottom ot. our
hea.rta. The folks in that amall
community can well be proud of
their service men's club.
With people like you tolka we
are brought cloeer to our home
than ln any other way. There ls
no place li ke home but you sure
do allrlgbt by ue fellows.
May God bless you all. I ho
that soon I may have another op-
portunity to drOp in on you for &
visit. Thanking you again. we are
'.!~~~~~~~~~=~_\s l /c J . E. Reardon. N. J .; s 1/c ~ N.J. Dt.L&ndia, Penn.
Fresh Daily
Deltdou.I Bea -Or , complete equ.tpment·
when you want to catch
your own.
HORMEN FISH MARKET
ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH
It's the FLAME
that makes it
perfedl
"Pop" isn't the only
one who loves his show·
ers ! The warmer the
weather the more calls
for hot water; and you
gd it faster with an . " automatic gas !'•ter
he&ier ••• It's the speedy
ps ftame that makes
the dilferentt !
D I Plen.y;f Hot Wat9rl
The speedy •·iecovery'" of 1U1
aucomatic gas water heater is a bi1
asxt ia mmmer. lt hurries _,,.,
hot waier u you ooed it-showers
and baths for all me family ••
la undry and dishes, 100.
2 Speedier Summer Cooking!
• C.oolciog with tht blue gas
J'-is Jaw. No wring a
!Dp-0(-fhe.range, o.en or broiler <em·
perarma "' "pidt ap:' In nu,
.,..7, a "CP" G. llarrae is
,.,... ""ftame.ptef«I'"
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DUii ' PUMA L&AW• *'
PAUL STEEN, Vill anova, and NICK SUSOEFF, Washing·
ton State, both star-ends on 4th Air Force "Flye rs" will
catch posses against the 2nd Air Force "Superbombers"
in the championship opening football game at Los Arr ·
geles Coliseum on the night of Friday, Sept. 14.
Only 450 Grade I
Tires Available
For This Area
Why Suffer?
._.. .... -'ld>M, Palm ...
Gnlla 111111 Lop-1-of Vital·
ltJ-"Always 'l'lred"-lllcb 111111
Low Bleod Pt e•a.te -"'8U~
pl!!I'" -Growb!c Old befo"'
your ~AM!!!lt SH• Md
~1 ~lln>eJ!to 1'.'!1!1119.!14 ·"-' \1 to OU ~-TecbolqDO
wtu.....t ,Dn!p, Pah!,1 Sorpry
or 111,JecUOM.
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Dr. E. ... lleJI. D. C., PILO.
107 Zliad .8-&
Newport -..., Ollllf.
Phone UM --. 1191
Boan: Tum.&: Fri. 9~ to 1:90 otMr boon b;r _..._,
Peyton Draws Public
To His Toyville
On Coast Highway
Week-end guuta at the home of
X... and Kn. Fnod Long, 1118
Orange a vf:nue, Costa. .Mea, were
Mr. Loni"'• ntece &n.4 btr tmabilnd,
Mr. a.nd Mn. Leiter Blrc.b and
their daugb~r-in-law, llra.. Ken-
neth Birch, who dl'OY• through
from Oklahoma. to bring Lt. Birch
to h1a m arine baae a.t. San Diego.
H e b.., juot been tranat~ to
the weat cout after three ye.an in
North CaroUna.
Watch the Clirs•lfled columns.
, ONCE AGAIN
SAM!S SEA FOOD CAEE
Oflln. YK l& n-& PIMe
to Diiie la Orup Comity:
All New···
EYen •the Location
••• Olle-Jllllf ............ Ol4
~U-1 •..nOrd .... ~· mri::w "l/ . \
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s r 0
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3 ,, lq' .... -• ..
Vom Hofe, Pfleuger & Bronson-Coxe
R~E-E·L·S ·
With Boller Tip Spilt Bamboo Poles
FOB ·mo GAME nsBING
HUNTING SUPPLIES
• EVERYTHING
-for the-
SPORTSMAN
£%pert
RESTRINGING
Tunis and Badminton
TeaDls llDd Badminton
1la4oelll
INSTRUCTIONS
t>y
JOHNNY
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BEVERLY~~~ FOR HOME BAKING l·Ll.230 Delicious, 1moolh spread witlt a fmli• •nahl· JAR
ral" flavor. Two-pound jar, 40c.
Cake Flour GloOe "AI" "'"·2-b tro rine ..... v-
lmitation Vanilla ..... 7• . _,.
HOWDY ~= 1.u.230
CoorM· rind peaut ktter. It -teiiis tioy JAi
piocn ot crunc'1f, frfth.roolllld ,._IL '
. I .,.,..,-r •hds. for clellcioaa "hoc" .....-Ye ·"*• """" ...
gnea foods ,..,..·u need u row w._,.. Sod ' alM 11,. ... ...., • -·-·
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Wt:stog S..ond:. W ill not fr•u or bok.a OYt I c l \ . Baking Powder 2 , ... ~. 15• ' .... Ckltll:i« Girl lrond. 2·1b. "°'.'• 2 lc.
Com Starch •:::..,""" ',! a•
Sno-Whlte
• "'°"'of -lodj ....
Morton's Salt
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\ . °"""of ..... ., \ ' .,Bl~AST~
Shreddies N~.,!'1 ..,_. 13-
100% Bran : '\:· r
16-cutee Podl:o;e. 16c.
Cream o!. Wheat ':0:-13-. °'""'-·tyfe.-olu,.12<.
.,n:_ •t -'-21• .1.1waDU e ....,..,..., 14-.
Skidoo Cleanser ::;:-I ..
Vano Cleaner ':t°.:::S =• • •
Old Dutch =" 2 '!:"II•
TYPIW WIWAY VALUES . -
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~ 35" • • .. . = =· . Cherub Mille •••• , .. ___,....._........,.0.c 'I
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........ As ·ear Craslles tllro11ll
Fire Plag and Into Cotlle's Store
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1-2-3
GO!
Good Sportsmen know
where it's smart to go
for fishing supplies
NEWPORT
TACKLE STORE
PRE-WAR
5 Star Tennessee Line
Silk Gut and Snelled Leaders
MANY HARD-TO-GET ITEMS
Calcutta Poles
105 McFadden Place Newport Beach
A smart, venatile vanity
in three luscious shades -
Chutmue.Orimta!Sopphire,SimulatedToctoiot
-claipcd of cloud-light plutic ia modenoiocic
diamond-ehapcd ..,.uu. Wicle it wubabi.-.itll
nothing k> mag O< tar-equipped with tile ••
. lllimw, matc!Wig compact, md ,_ fot
,,_ fnwitc ""i•ino tri8a!' • • • • 10.95
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• I' •; Girl Oploe&te Ow SJ • ,
Q·Rlo Sllloppe, --.. . . . . a>)$
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Kaisers Buy Place
In Costa Mesa
Kr. and lira.. Bein& Ka18er ot
Bayabore Camp have purchued.
the Roy Greenleaf bome a.t 348
Walnut P1a.ce in Coata Mesa, and
will occupy It shortly. The Oreen-
leafa wm reside l.n Palm SP.rings.
Meet Mayor Beek
Of Beacon Bay!
Ever since the early days when
he wu appointed tlrat otttctal Har-
bor Muter. Joe ~k or Balboa le...
land hu gone right on collecting
UUea. Managing to contlnue u
secretary of the state senate and
Mrs. Crosier to
Celebrate 86th
Birthday Sept, 10
One ot the oldeet and most ac-
t.We women realdlng ln the harbor
area. Mrs. ~llllle M. Crosier, 311
Island avenue. Balboa will cele-
brate her 86th birthday annlver-cupa.nt&-.all minorB-atrewn out at the eame time act u commodore
ot the completely decnoUahect car. ot a war-tlme tMlnsport nttt. Mr.
Tbe am.buJance was aummoned, Beek ta usuany given the title s&.ry Sept. 10. She baa lived in
and they were removed to the "Captain" but trom nOVli' on he may Newport Beach since 1915, and
Orange County hospital. One ot be addressed as "~!ayor," if one I before that resided In Santa Ana..
the boys had a hand cut 80 badly pleue&. With her husband. V>'ho 9t.arled
that Jt wu doubled I( he will to-lt came about this ,,,ray: At the the Newport Lumber company be-
gain run use or several severed annual meeting or lhe mtmbers of fore the Unlled States enl~red the
one ot Newport Harbor'• mOBt first world "'a.r, Atrs. Crosier took tewdona. Another was unconscious trom shock, and two other riderai exclusive re-sldentlal sections, Bea-up residence here &bout 20 years
Jail Balboa Clerk
For Selling Case
Of Beer to Minor
con Bay, as90Ciatlon ml'mbt>rs were ago. He died in 1935, and the !um.-were cut and bruised. Young be 1 t u Id n h Tu·o officers from the State Hunten waa brul.sA-' also. but less droning through their yearly bull!-r n eres were 80 a er e Boa f E
Mrs. Jama Frost and &On Mar-
tin, 012 Clubbouae avenue, spent
last week in Torrance aa guest.
ot Mr. and Mn. A. G . Schilling and
report that En&ign Victor Chatten
of the Merchant Marine ha.a gone
to sea again on what he hopes \\'ill
be hi8 lut trip.
Beard is a son of one of
pioneers of Santa Ana
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News-
Among the 13 Nurses Aides who
wer e capped in a candlelight cere-
mony at the White Temple Meth-
odi:rt church. Anaheim, 0Wedoesday
evening was Miss .A.tary Condon of
Ne'>'·port Be8.(:h,
Newport -Balboa
Tourist Bureau
severely so. """' ness unde.r the guidance of Earl w. had pa.Med away. During his life rd o qualization saw Dante
In City COUrt Judge 0 . A. Jon ••
Stanll':y, president of the associ-the Cro91t'r!I "'ere identified "'ith N . Scali, a clerk in the Beer Depot LL and M Ed E Lan
h I I b · sell beer Lo minors-one of tbl'm E""I rs. gar · g, 109 aent to juvenile cU&tod~ the d~ver atlon. when Beek, original BpOMQr many of t e c v c and us1ness ac-f I ...., Bay avenue Balboa are re
All Modes of Travel to
Europe, Mexico, Hawaii
Round-the-World Trips
in the near future. See
" • • ot Beacon Bay, dropped in. l lvitlea of the harbor. a cue_ o t~accordlng to testi-ceiving congrat~I ti ' h -
ot the car, but u be bad e. ll':arn., Now well establis:hl"d as a com-?.Irs. Cro!!Ple r was president of many in Judge 0. S. J one!!I city birth a on!!I on t e I Mrs. Roy Keene.. Ph. 391
SO I Palm Balboa
Houra: 10' L rn. to 8 p. m.
er'it permit lo drive, hl.s pa.rent waa munity and a.uoclation probltms ' tbe Ebell club tv.·lce, once in 1922 court V!.·hich resulte-d in jall sen-I Santa o~aa ~gbter . Aug. 28. at
not punlahed. His: atttmpt to out-tapering otf, Dr. W . Shorb, Pua-and then after skipping a year, tence and heavy fine on the dis-' She w . bed mmun1ty hosp1tal. j
run the police car brought citations dena.. made a motion because ot we.a head ot the Women's club penser. . and a ;~ft oun~;en pounds, four
tor reckleu driving, with pas.. tbe growtng lmport~ce of the again in 1924. She \\'&s cbainna.n Follo\\'tng other complainU!I in _______ · ______ ..:_"_-_-:_-_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-_-_-___ _,
eengen1 and eau.sin.g injury; t or little community and the respon. ot the library board t or 10 years. the past. police Upped oft the 8tate
speedb:J:g and tor having no oper-slbllitle.s attached to ita.-ltf'e to ap-She attended the Christ Church-officef'!I who "'a.tcbed a 17-year-old
ator'e license on hia person. point Mr. Beek Mayor of .Beacon By.the-Sea whf!n sbe became a boy buy a ca.se of beer and a 16-
Bay. Tbe motJon "'&e lm.medja.tely resident. having been a member ot year-old ~ome out of the store In
Recompense to no man evll t or secooded and by unanimous ap-. the Baptist church In Santa Ana.: Balboa with 10 quarts. Scali was
evil. Provide lhlnge honest tn the I prov&! J~ wa.a named Mayor aa.rui While she has not ~n well for arrested and the com.plaint filed by
sJgbt or all men.-Romana 12:17. ea.Iary ' the pa.st two years, trienrui remark the two officers.
,.---------------··----------how well she looks and the interest! In court Monday he waa tined
BIG TIME
FOOTBALL
FLYING MARINES
of FJ Toro
-Vs.-
HOLLYWOOD RANGERS
Santa Ana 'Municipal Bowl
' SUNDAY,SEPT. 9th at2:30P. M. . I a-rvec1 SecUoa $1.00, tu lad.
General Adm""on .60 tu Incl.
ALL SERVICE MEN AO.MITTED FREE
SNOODI88
abe takes in dally even ta according 1 $150 and given 15 daya ln the
t o her companion, Allee Stanton. I county Jail for selling to minors.
Her birthday wilJ probably be ob-Tbe two boys were aent to juvenile
served quieUy, with her two da.ugb-1 hall. As usual. the parenta ot the
ten. F1orence and Mildred Crosier boys were notified, it was stated.
expected to drop In during the day N o ev1dence was Introduced to
or the Sunday tallowing. Also her I prove ~at the owner of the Palm
it0n Fnd. who lives acrose the stree~ hquor store knew at the 98.le
street with his family and two t6 minors.
grandaona, w1U enliven the day -------for'-b~r. Missionary Speaker
Bride Honored At
PEO Luncheon
For WSCS Meeting
The Newport Beach Women·a
Society of ChrUtian. Servtce will
meet Wednesda.y. Sept. 12 tor an
Tbe Balboa Ialand bome ot Mn. all-day eeaalon at Mar Casa. BaJ-
CJ&rence Bond, 321 Ruby avenue, boa. bland. The 1tudy group will
WU the .ce.ne of a beauUtully •P"' convene at 10:30 for tbe openin.g
pointed luncbeQCL tut week when chaptere ot "Uprooted Amerlcarui:"
membere ot Santa Ana ch&pter, under the lnatructlon at thetr new
CJ, PEO, honored a recent bride, leader, Mr1. Jack Calcott.
Kr-a. Charlee Reed. A pot luck luncheon will be
Mre. Reed, who wu the fonner eerved at noon and at l :30 p. m.
Mia Mary Safely, WU preamted will be the program, with & guut
with a bea.utlt'UJ eUver truit bowl speaker, M.lu Ellen Suffern. at
by the 90C1&l chairman, Kre. Jiar. Orange, returned mlulonary trom
vey Gardner~ AMUtJnc hmteue. China whoae lalQ have been ex.-
were Kn. G&rdner, Mn. Walter ceedlngly popular. All ladiee of the
Spicer, Kra EUia Diehl and Mn. Harbor area are invited to hear
Rua.ell C&ldwelL her.
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tf.e to op•n a 1avlR91 accou.t,
f·han here aRd Row.
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Flnt Ocoan R•= In F.;., y..,,. at . Balhoa lilandeia WU........... • t°dy COlllC~ Backtracks QI! L=~a~:g:.tt;·~= m';:'~.?!!1!-~ ::i:~~= Pier ~-~~::. Denving COM Bu.tiding Permits
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~to the~ b1c -llldppon 8~ J!~la ;:1 '!':::~~ U•-..... --. J 1
jo)'tUUy ""1eomad the -lac ot llecl """' ea time at 1 mlnuta, (Omtlmled "-Pace One) wu111n1.-, D. C. _,, __
.... _ b&rbor for tbe annual labor won on el•P"" Mey \1111119 thank you lftMl Upon ,..,.....,m.,,,.Uon. ot tbe lion tollowtnc the '"V9-aMEMeo-••
-clllb •• ·-not ··-~~ ~.-~ -·-u .. dtL -.-lutlon oftared by Oouncllman Day reptl& at Bil-Yacht -=-u,. harl>Or 18 1"alCGll8 but au7,'ib;. 1 ::0~;;.1 ,;d ';;;;,.;,~.-"°" city attomoy the city council 1aat Rob Allen to rwlnd Ito ortctnal
-Alb&U<IM. PC uid ~ rued With Bob Shock COID
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111' ta R. L Pattenon. city enilnft•". -to tht -to ftoh, .._ and TueedaJI atternoon rMCll>ded Ito p!)>hlbttlon wu defeated f0< lack
... • -OU-for the ~~---_ .... -I• ·-rl'"'""" .._... d. .. --TUud& how day nm. althoul'h tbey wue be-n.nt.. Toodi'!u .... ~-,;:re were ~ u best he ~ """ '°" ,..._.,.., We .,.. • neoluUoo. 1.1111 o .... -..y -ot a MCOC ..-y, -
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dMd on Konday"&nd late rettma ~!.,. ::11r1M .. etn the --•~c t•-toot lo&' that tbe preaent recu.latioPI. • formed by the local coalt guard mended iUinytnc permit. to build ever. membel'9 ot the council bad
u..u1e -... r_....i matter ol agreemt':Dt in 19tO by .t:atlon that the port I• ""'""n--on. water-front Iota which might thought onr the ma~r. aild aft.u ~-. were 84 mtrl .. tor the dtagllleo U1d BD1 J'lcl<:_!ed..:.!,1!; the council, would permit 47 more. ontly -uoCOftdltlOnally u of become • part of the new atete much of the firework& on more
hp.tta,, whlcb took place Sept. 1, 9 point.a, Olckd l!'enBertton Ru.ell waa He counted seVen or elaht which three P. m. today. Thank you. park 1n eoro.a del Kar. Preufnc buaJneN wu d1apoeed of., 2
and s with eix raca tor the with IT~ an had been granted but °" whtch NEWPORT HAftBOR 90AT A.ttef denying a permit to one took the advice of t.be clt.y attor-
• h raced tn the thlnl with 20. work had not started. Five ot OWNERS COMMITTEE, property ownu who bad hired an ney and repealed Ito huty action. -•Der boato whlc larger Balboa Dlngblea bad eight en· thne were en thP south bay front. Jamee L. Rubel, Chai"""" a.rchltect to dnw • plan. pald tor It did, however, ...,... to re-bay and two racee for the ,._ tr! d wln.nen were Stn.ttord, th orth and two or thrre H. w. Hitc.hman, Secy. , ___ by on ire &U bulldlnrr pl&M be wttb-C'•ss!• which raced outalde. Ju,,..-eat· &nGram eecond ·and Gregg one on e n not me:m. .rpeci&l foundaUon p:wu.. a c -qu •
tac the ocean race• trom a thpo-thlr!l"'c1.' sru-.-• _,_ bad e'-bt entrte. onberthwhle echu.t. be could re -1Ult1ng e.ngt.neer, eecu.red • lo&n held until the clty la certain that
Balboa pltt W'l!:re e ,....... __, '6 and waa preparing to build. the .tate aanltaUon requirement.a a.re mlticm. OD the C. Brewer, and Jlm Lewi.I wu well ahead with The discuss.ion then took a turn p ft p t} couociJ WU UP-braided in a recent fult'Uled, becau.e of the lack of
.....,. ccmm!Uee. Fm! and Ray "9 point. Wlgmore eecond with l& toward the rights of ln.ide pro-0 ermanen Y eztn .... ton by Shlrley M'.eaerve, sewer In thla atta. ehalrman, Jim Lewia er. mmlt-d Bob' Davia thlrd with 20'1f<. perty -~e-who said they were d b N --• -•-" I ,... ""--of the co an tt ~" •• 0 y avy t.o. Anrrelee attoroey a£M.J p,Vl.lilll~ -= !' -em~·· __ .,_ Only tour Gun. entered. and Pl• belna --~ed off the beach. pene ---• •-t th lnal.de race. w~g ... ~-Reed o o~u ot ent '"'"'•btmnan here. He tbreatenau Q. :: ~drew>. chairman. Mn. wu first, Noble eecond and Would the council grant one a ~ ... action, clalmlng the
Jim Lewtl, Mn. R.1chard Fenton. third. these owners a pe.rmit to erect a (Continued from Page 1) council wu depriving hia client
Kra. John Robert Wb!te &nd Peter Commodore'• HOp pier on the front. a resident asked p ea, Rhode. and Albatro• cl&u• bJ.s conatltuUonal rtghta.
Saturday evening wu the gala The mayor said no, that was not entered. It wu the ftnt time 11nce At that meeunc-an extra eea-"::_t entries aailed tn the event of the Commodore'• Hop in the 1940 agreement. the war cloeed the harbor that 1--------------
IU>od• c1-and wtnntng tint with Commodore and M'.re. Don About this time a be-spectacled yuhtamea had ao much fun. S"""ia} Officer,
pl&Ce ..,... that veteran yachtsman, Kemp graciously pnlltdlng and bay front owner declared with Power boat owners, too. were I''"''"' With the eubmarine L&garto
llarlaD "Hook" Beardslee with Ii,t everyone dancing to the mustc or some heat that none of the inside among the long li.t to puade put 'Slow' Zones to overdue in port, the tut Navy
point.I. Bob All~ waa second with the orcbestr&. Sunday night the residents came down to clean up the checklrlg ofttcera to report cuualty llst names u among thoae
Costa Mesa Boy
Named Missing On
Last CasualtY List
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-i ... ta and Convene Wurdemann social event wu the buffet dinner the beach-that the bay front their name•. boat ownerebip and p t t Children miaaing Floyd Ta.It, Motor Ma-
..-FUJm with 7 pO!Dt. with everyone on hand. and Moo-owners did all this. He wu hooted desUnaUon. Some took advantage ro ec chtnlot's Mate 2/c USN, oon ot M'.r.
tied Prenll.u rd or WOil on day thoee who ~atned tor dinner down with laughter and a di.splay of the beauutul weathe< to malr.• and :Mro. M'.aguue W. Tall. 222~ each but Wu ema.nn th ~ed cblcken k was di-oet ~ N rt
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Ope ·-Se t. 11· ~ Uld .... --nmg p l•c-. It ... dl..-I<-. Mn.
(..,,,,,_ ,._ i'aC9 1) H.i.n FUilenwider, -..tu,. to
-I... _ the oupertatendeat n•••lled tba&
luncbeo to he -•Ott In' the htllld-~at ecbool end wu .-t
!DC for a monU. or two. ~ 900 pupllll. The number espec:ted
to u.,...,. ICD.llp. dtotrlct OU-· to enroll ne:trt weelt could nol be lntendent. Cblltbw> .... uked to eotlmat,ed.
brtac their lunch .. untu condl-N-rue
permit eelUDg hmchee over the A brand new bua with a capactty
counter. of 82 ch.Udre:n i. due to l'tut pick.-
Bua lohetlulee Ing up c:hlldml for c1aN on. open-
Bua ecbedulee for the two lng day, Kr. Enatgn. ~ealed. All
ecbOOla are printed elllewhere In children ot the upper g:radeo wUI
the Newt-Tlmee, and .lbOuld be be taken tint to the Corona del
cUppetl wt by mothen .untll cblb Mar ecb-lt the7 1-tfe In that
<!Mn are accuotom.ed to the arrival dlarlct, and later transported "by
of the buw. Children ai.o ~ouJd bull to the Newport Bea.ch main
have their namea and addreuee .cbool on Central avenue.
pinned oo them for the tlnt few Mothen are aaked to accompany
day1 unW hue driven recogni&e thelr klnderp.rten or tint grade
them, u frequently begtnnen: are cbildren to echool the ftnlt day
unable to tell the driven where with theiJ> birth certlflcatea. or
they llve, Mr. Enotgn aid. la<:ldng that, to be prepo.recl to
Nine new teaichera will creet: lip the age Of the child. PreP-
chlltlttn In both achOOla, but oaly uatloaa are being perfected now
three are tn addition to the num-to bav& all ct11eea in tmOOth work·
ber UHd tut -year\ Ha.at -Oreen-ing order when the children ar-
leat h&o been dealgn&ted principal rive.
FISH
elapsed time of 29 aeconda. were served eou em 1 ~1
• of noise. The remar night runs to Catalina, m VJ. The City Of ewpo ~ ~ Harbor boulevard, Co«a Meaa.
. Yachting Party rected a t a lady resident.· them .iopplng at the ,Ilthmua, t81da to protect the ufety ot tta A gT&duate of Newport Harbor Tbtrteen PC'• were entered with Among tbe many who enjoyed Another Inside property owner , while a few went ,tnto Avalon. children, and wool on record defln· Unlon Hlgh ecbool and Santa Ana
Heber Erlckaon placing firat with the ocean tor tbe !lrat t ime ln also unidentified. had heard a An ezcbaoge of telegramo from ttely In favor of hiring a 1peclal Junior college, Tall. who la 22 -'* point., Jack Hillman 9e<Ond four years wu Cap~ W. M. Hart, rumor that water front owner.i Senator Sheridan Downey &nil the officer to guard thooe crosatng the yeare old, hu been In the 11&vy two
With 6 polnte, and Bart Hende.,,on who took bis power crulaer Vixen ordered people off the beach. It Boat Owners Committee wu •till eo...t Hlghway near the new Co-year
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and haa been at oea on board
third with 6'1f< point. wblle Larry out with a party Of gueot.o on was purely rumor. he admitted. going on thla week totlowlng a rona del M'.ar school, and to .. t up the suhmartae for ten monlbe.
Wheeler chalked up 7 point. for a boa.rd. Capt. Hart la mu ter of The mayor said they couldn't pro-wire from tbe senator that the a zone or alower !rattle •peed on l --------------11
cl-fourth. Vanderbilt's Pioneer whlch la ex. pose ordinances upon rumor.;. navy department advloed him the e8<h olde ot the approach to the
Seventeen Alball"oas entered that pected back 11oon from governmen t Tempen were rising, and ~ly harbor waa o~n. Thia proved to ec.hool aa well a.a tbe new church
event a.nd. tlrst place wa.a taken by service. action taken so fa r was a ~ouon be the temporary relaxation order. Jn the mesa commu.nlty.
and
Bob Chapman with 7~ polnt.s; Guests who enjoyed, the tr1p were made by Allen. The council ~t Then a communicf.tlon from naval lfhe appearance at Hora.ce En-
Mr. and Mre. Pat Ford, Yiu Bar .. helpless while arguments ra.ged 1.n be.adquarten1 wu received. elgued atgn, dillrict euperl.ntendent at the t'-""' .. 11n•11•11111t1•111•11•11•"'"'"'"''''"'""''111111w•~ bara Ford Mis.s Mary Cnim.ley, the audience. A woman in the by Adm. Frledell ot the Eleventh councU meeting Tuesday following ! FRU,JT ! MiSB Ma.rt~n White.' Mr. a.nd Mrs. front row rose to demand clearer Na va l Olatr1ct , explaining their de-the controversial lasues dl.scussed
=> ~ Robert Simpson, Mr:!. Velma Bar-discussion so tha t she could hear sire to gradually remove reatrlc-earlie r tn the afternoon. found the ~ Canning Season ~I ber and Sgt. Harry J aokaon, U. S. wh a t they were talking about. uona. and permitting pre-a rranged council and police chler In complete
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i!ifl!rine Corps. Councilman Lester Isbell s.ug-r acJ.ng out.aide the harbor. agreement on lhe dange r facing ~ S ere • Snowbl<d W inn°' to gested that if one t alked at a IU~le The boat owners, however. re-children who will start school oext ~We ba.., a p1 ... utu1 •npply of! Race In Chicago she could hear. doubled efforts to get a permanent week. Mr. Ensign .. ked tor relief ! eeno, Sure.Jell, ai.o lan • Leaving Monday ror Chicago Withhold Penni!• status to the naval order wben Immediately. ~ Oet l'oar ! were Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Finally the motion to wtthhold they requested the city council to Slop signal• were discussed. but
;; CANNING PEACHES •'White 11 ot Glendale. Bob W hile further granting of pennits u_n t il wr lte naval headquarters request -the con•ensus of opinion all owed ~ Uld PEARS Hore ; i Ill. winner o! this ye~r·s Flight or runher study could be made was lng removal of target practice off that Chier ot Police Rowland ~ ! ·the Sno~rbirds and hl8 t'-A·i.o sister j passed. Another m?t1on failed f~r shore. They received a second Hodgkiruion. City Attorney Roland ~ G R 0 C E R I [ $ ; Betty. lack of a second '-'"'hlCh would ha\C telegram from Senator Do'A"Tley Thompson and Cit)• Engineer R. L. ~ ~ Bob "-·as cbo9etl by the ·!;)nlpe \\'ithheld permission to proceed on tell ing ot h \s efforts lo get further Patterson should 'A'Ork out the best ;; Cold Meats ! Association lo enter the national piers on wh ich pe~its ha~ al-i;i.•ord trom the navy on lhls score. j arrangement for slowing dov.'Jl the
;; • Snipe meet because he w .. winner ready been granted. Oty Enginee.r Commandant 's Office traffic In several part. o! the city, ~ 1'WIB and YegMalllM ! In S.nipe events of the neet tor the Pattc"on reminded the council Eleventh Naval District including Central avenue as well as
·-le1ll Open 9mulaysg entire year. G,.m placing second that all pennits nol used "'?'Jld San Diego. 30, California the Coast Highway. ~ ~ and Jlm Le,...•is third. Bo~ did not expire automatically on Decem-. August 29. 1945.
•.:= DUHOft'S' Grocery~.~ take hi:! boat but took hJS '"'"'-I ber 1. 1945. Mr . Braden Finch. President
_ Finally 1t was agreed that the Ne rt H arbor Chamber of ~ lW N....,..t Bhd. Oo9ta MeM~ The mighUest powers by deep-matter should c?me before the wpoCommerce i~; .. ~·~";;";••;;";;;u"';";'";"';";'"~'";'";";'";"';";;'";'•;;"M;;•;;"';1~~·;st;;;c;;;alm;;s;;;a;;re;;;fe;;d;;.;;;B;;;W;;;. ;;Pr;;;oc;;l;;e,r I ~:~~~i.nganC::~~ss;~;id~°:t c:•:i;~ ~~ 7~. ~~.' Caltfornla
40 More Marlin
Are Weighed in
Over Week·End
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LEGAL FORMS
FOR EVERY
TRANSACTION
We have made It convenient for you to
1n11ure ccmpllance with all requlremellta
at the law by carrying a omnplete 9lxlClll:
at an forms and papen needed tor t11e
oompletion ol f!Vf!!rY tranactlm.
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ed .. rrreem ent .vcar r. · I man manag to secure """. Receipt I!! acknowledged of your
I on this proposal Thi:.: matter , the letter or August 24, 1945 conflrm-
mayor a nnounced, "."111 come up in our t elegram requesting the With the number of martin
before the next meeting or t he ad-, ~ning ot Newport Harbor for 8'Nord!tah counted at 40 otflClally
visory body on Se pt . 20 w.hen the ~~trance and exit or recreational checked In at the harbor master 's I planners m eet in the evening. craft and the esta.blishment ot & dock over-the week-end. lbe ecore
crul!ling area otfahore. j rose lo 95 since the 81!:8.IJOD. opened. 1 Ci D t t The Navy t.ra.l nlng prognun Is Several otben1 not checked ln were I ty epar men s being propresslvely redu~ed and re-~seen on boat.a which did not n!!port I R d M th • etrictlons on the yachting frater -them al the city dock. fl eCOf on ' nity and eporU fishermen will be No aenu.tlonal catches w~re Cob t H•t p k correspondingly lifted. limited only made but many falr-slz@d fish r I s ea by mllll&ry COnllideraUons. It will were brour bt ln by the aporn flab.-
not be teulble f or aome time to lng boats chartered tor this pur-
Moat city department.a bad a perm it wachte and sport !lahing po11e. Reavy tackle la being used
record-bre.a.king or u nusually busy ve81!Jele free to crula:e promiacuot11-for the moet pa.rt tor the run (1f the
time in August. The water depart-ly ln coutal waters; however, for game t1eb which seemed to get
ment collected a t otal of $9 .f!S2 .:57 the preeent. by prev1oua arrange--•tarted • tew weeks a.go. All wfll
and 529~ from aewer connections ment, regat ta.a may be held at ~t certificates at the end of the
during the mocth. A request wu definite tlmea on tixed datea ln pr~ year from the Balbo& Angling c lub
received by the city council al.lo determined areas. Arrangementa under the ltgnature of Ed Allen,
for th~ new employee 1n the are now being made to work out pruident.
atreet department. and authority • •)'Stem whereby these craft will Io. the meantime all lucky ftah-
W&I g1ven J.B. Webb. •lrtet auper-be allowed to crulle In certain ermen. who ch9Ck tn for otnctaJ
tntendent to b.lre Jean Welty, WU-aree,a 00 week endl. weigb.log ceremonie• at the dock
ford Fenfro and Webster IAuber-P1eue be a.ured that every el-are preeenled with a tag giving tla
1teln. · tort LI be1n.g' made to open the weJrbt. tf.\11• ta.ken, and boat on
Judge o . A. Jonee reported the harbor• to recreational en.ft u whlcb the catch wu made.
beavle.t month 1D the hJatot'y of the Commandant deeply appn,..
b19 court. During AU1'19t the judge clatea the •plendtd apirlt with
bad 393 complaint.I ftled and $21SI which the ownen of thue craft
collected tn ftnu. The pol.Ice de-have accepted the rutrtctiont of
pa.r.tment report wu flled Hp-the put.
arately.
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NEWS-TIMES -
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W. L. FRIEDELL.
Q>mmendant. Eleventh
Nani District.
Mesa Man Dies
Near Independence
Florida Magnate
Wants City Lease
For Charter Boats '
RENDEZVOUS
'BALLROOM
Funeral servtcu were held Mon-
day from the Grauel a.&pe.l for
Fred A. Hemmway, ~T TUatln
avenue, followtng h.la .udde.n death
trom • heart atl&ck wblle drlvtnc
ht. auto near Independence. Inyo
county lut week. He wu 89 y-.rs
.. d and had been • --t hJ'" tor WI yoean ccmlng from WUb-
ln,gt.on state. Kn. Hemenway wu
with him at the time.
Repf'Mltlltattvea o t millionaire
Tbomaa Hamilton uked the city
council TuNday attemoon for a
leaae on the city water front prop-
erty m Cout Highway for a 25--
year period tn which they plan. to
erect a deluxe yacht anchorage on
~ to eoo feet Of channel front-
age eut of the Se& Scout bue.
'Ibey appeared tn penon to tell
the counctJ that the Florida tlnan-
cter hu tovr boat. high and dry
waiting for IDOOr&g'e apace, and
wUI, · tt gTa.11.ted the 1-prov1de
ancborq'ell and bllb ct._ chaJ'.
ter beadquarten for eemce from
here to Acupulco. llexico, and to
Sitka_ Aluka. •
When the Couedl could g1've by two daug'btera, .ac. ~ the Hamllton 16iJit:MDtativea no
at bome, and • teacber In the On-otnclal ~t owtnc to
terio echoolll, U1d Mra. C. T. Eut. another propoMI "°" before the
bedt ot Loq Beach. Deceaw1 WU ptaanlq comm&Mon, Ulll J>tvpcwl
born at J"ramtnpem, Kw. fOf' ren.tal Of the land at °'° cent.
In. charp: of f'\me.ra1 ""1cee wu per nmntnr foot per mmth waa
Rn. W. Theodore .All'ecm,.J nepbew UJr:~ referred to the plenJMtTB.. of the -. Who bu r'OCOllUy
Bemde the widow be I.I muivtved
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Fra 11kie Sia 11
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Bright Future
Make certain of your child's
good vision by having UI el[7
amine his eyes tldenUflcally.
If neecssary we will prescribe
for and nt him with glasses
that will Jnsure Improved vi· sion.
DR. M. D. CRAWFORD
OPTOMETRIST
1111! Newport Boule......S
Cooia -Pbaae Z'30
TASTE THE DIFFERENCE -
WEEK END
Good Variety
Fresh Sea Foods
Fresh
Oysters
Fresh
Shrimp
SPECIALS
BEACON'S
Hic~ory Curtd
Smoked Fish
Albacore
Mackerel
Barracuda
Credit Terms 1801 Coast Highway Phone Nwpt. 2084-W
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to Keep Pace With the Busy Days Ahead and
Get Approving Glances f rof!l ~'Friend Date!"
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Plaid Shirts
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Lord Scot Sweaters
Mexican Shoes
Boys' and Girls' Sox
Loafer Jackets
Skirts
Bl<>Uses
Shoes
Water Repellent Jackets
Slips -Panties -Brassieres
Head Squares
Slack Suits
'flash °'-:9
Belts -Billfolds
Men's Slacks
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Lorentzen . ins Chairman Takes Widow Tbe meetmc of Aue. II -a Betty ~ A ~ -
Of J P · -rt one turn!ohed by the uso. aert lo planned tor nest no...io.r ·
Tbe annual meetln&' of tha local tlaaa-cbalm1aa as orter Appatlldnr op-u and. ceaclrera at tbe USO.
Rod cr..9, llel4 lut ~ mpt Rod 0-mamben _.. s-l· , . e :'.'!ec~ ~~ ~~:. Rul.b ~ -e of C.pt n
at tha IC1>oll cllll> -· 1ru ..U ly Imp-wltb Iba NmUlla of ~ N-kl, Ginger ~ 1'ad a ,very pl-t our-
K&jor A-wl>o Ul'(ed people Dlaalrtaneoua cloatb ...., Ill• Rodpn. 'Ibey planned a beacb prtoo when her hnobaNI called -
not to try to diop-Iba retunWIC ~ of Kn. lllJrtom Porter, plcnlc for Ille next meetlnl'. , from Booton and In 10 day1I wu
.. t.....,, but JI> tnat him with -of former City ~ The n!Sht ot Alla-28 ..,.. a very boolo and aw hla baby for tho
patience and rreat app,....Hon. Porte b pleo•nt -·--f Doroth nnt time. He lo to go.,to llol>ilo, S&Jd Major Abram "'We are all James A. r, w eo..ahe wu hit ...... l"."':"" or 1 1Jabam1 but R th will Ka: b • by &a auto at Tbe Archee on. ~ Scborle-whlle lllie' wu at the USO ' u Y ere.
tired, tentbly Urecl. but the ,... c....t Hlpway Baturd&y n!Sht. playing bfnao her hlllband arrived Pvt. Earl a.Jl&nder and hla -· ~-. llWt lo le umea wblle on her way to her Newpo.-t unexpectedly and he bu a l!Mlay Janot and baby left Sept. 4 tor ~ bu beal .....,. be Belltrta home. 8he waa 87 yeut 1e&ve. Tbey are· now at Big Bear Lompoc where they were able to ..... en a :num r old. and .then will Co to San Franct.co eecure living quart.en even U tt la
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Mack's Photo
lM IWn Street
ll9lboa ' lnlte&d of name, tu.med trc:m. ~ J"unen1 •rTlcee: were private where he will rejoin. h.19 ahip and a tr&Uer. He la to be at Camp lndlvtdual wtth freedom. ot choki and tbe pmaln• will be ahfpped to go to aea again. He aaw h1a baby Cooke for & while. ._ __________ _.
~d lnltlatl•e in.to part at & giant her btrthpl&ee at Wuhla.gton, In· Tim for t.he t1rat Ume.
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Peace Is here but he is stj1l over there seeing to it that
the sparks of hatred do not set the planet aflame anew.
roBGEN LORENTzEN
Be·olectecl Cbalrman Beel Cross
machlAe. He hu had to reptu9 diana. One .t.ter. Kt. Eula s.n. The meetJDr of Sept. 4th wu a
hie penon&l ln4!¥1duallty aod ho fonl of Loe Aogeleo, made Ille ar· beach picnic wltb each girl brlng-
llu been trained in all the cruel ra.ngement.. Her older li1t~r l4re. Lng ber own sandwich and Ginger
devtcu ot. a murderoua war, all eo L. H. Walter realdea in Indiana. Rodger11 getting th8" cold drlnka.
contrvy to bia bringing up in a Hrs. Porter •tarted to croea the They went on t.he l>e&ch nea.r the
democratic country. road when ltruck by a car driven pier. Attending were Margaret
"It will be very difficult for him by Private B. Pr1tman ~ C&mp Nlewia.rowakl, Ginger Rodgers,
to unwind, to tum back again to Roberta. She wu thrown over h.is Norma Martin and Skippy and
a.n individual with power to direct car into the path of another ma-
bta own acUvities, cbooee for him-hi d h bod --ttuJJ
lfaodboagaln partof cne an er Y•"•-YN tH b :ety aucb aa he :aa left. Ita ~ mangled. Arthur Luetke, who was ewpor ar or
. ln another car that had atopped to Jn B t H Jm take time. Time la the ·h!~f thing allow her to pus. wttoe ... d the ur on 0 es ~ou d ~Wit give him. Time ~ to. UD· terrible accident. ~~jor Abram emphaal<ed the Became Teacho• Color Travelogue
Place of Red -.. ,_ the readJ't-Following the death or Mr. Por-at~ended and marked by 1:Wo st.tr-'-'"~u ....... ua t I 1926 Mn P rte d ld d t
ring •·"·· ~ Army otflcera from ment pro~~ througb the home er n · 0 r ec e 0 Burtori Holme• dean of lectureni -..-~•uiu. a·--. enter the teaching profeaaion and ' the Santa Alla Air Base. Major .ervlce department.a, the lnforma-joined the •talti Of tbe Newport oc. world travel, 11 high-lighting
Morrie Abram, Public Rel&tlom of-tlon deak work at the hoapltala, Beach Grammar echool, being u-Newport Harbor in a new full-
ftcer at the bue, outlined. to Red Gray Llldlee, N\ll"RI AJdea, Can-eoctated with that echool up to the length color film oo California
Ctou membera the problem1 of teen and Motor Corpe, and the tllne of her death. which Ted Phllllp1, veteran trav-
the retqrntng veteran and the big other groupai working with.. the re-In memory or her late huab&nd elogue cameraman ha.a completed
job Red Cr"08B baa yet to do for turneet. Ken In the occupied area.a 9he boulbt and donated to the alter atx mont:U work under the
tlluo men. will Detld years of Red crooo help ochool & Jl&lntinc of Bir GaDebtMI, dlroctlon Of the lectuttr.
Major Norman Nt.s.on., A.Mtatant yet, and w11I all have home coming which hanp in. the achool audl. Tht. b but one evidence of the
Oliet of medical 1ervtcea, pra.laed nffda too. torlum. Kr. Porter wu city mar-prominence given thia uu. by the
Red Crou highly for the put lt ~ memberw elected tor ~ ab.al from 1912 to 1928 tn whl.cb All·Ye&r Club of Southern CalJ-
hu played. He uJ.d: "We need ~ year are: LQuia Brlgp, YIU' be died. ' ton:Ua 1D. new .cenee including um
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WE SERVICE
Chrysler Products
Factory TralDecl -
Can Called for ud Delivered
Mandie Motors, Inc.
Direct Factory Ollryller • Pl7JlllMdll
Sa.lee and Service
424 Main St. Huntington Beach
Phone Bunttncton Beach ~
"Satisfied Radio Ser\ri.ce"
TUB~ AND SUPPI.00
Mesa Radio & Elecbonics Co.
"' l'l'IN Newport BoaJenrd
Ooelalle. Unable to See Him This Christmas · -• Make It a
REUNION BY PROXY
You will he speaking to him at your sparkling best
through a Personality Portrait by
you terribly. We will need you for · Ardya Dean. Barry Welch, The remainl were taken to the port.
a long' tJm.e to come and your ~ l(~'l'tic:D ~cbV. '!1
· Balta Kortuary at Corona del Kar Southland acenee already plc-I ~=====================~~~ ehare lD. returning tbe:M men. to 0 · · · c r where an lnque•t wu held by tu.red include lta famou m.lalone l l
clvUlan life with the minimum ot R rue, Kn. George Yardley, Mra. Coroner Earl Abbey Wedn.Md&y Hollywood .ttar. relaxin.g lD. thek ditfl~ulty wUJ. be very important." M';.U:-J.00~· =el~· i!.. A::; the cauee of ber death beln.g found homea, llUJ'fl.ng and ~ diving at
Balboa Inn Arcade Tel. Newport 1048
P . S . Overseas ~1ai1 Deadline October 15th!
GIFr HE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER!
Lorentzen Re-Elected Rutherford, Mrw. Elizabeth McKtb-to be accldent.al. Pale. Verdea cove. , .Mr. Phillipa
Annual el~tion of officers re-ben, Mn. Ray M. Alford, Mn. ca.me lo Newport Harbor for the
turned Jurgen Lorentzen to the Marian Hodgklnoon, Kt.. Ruth Comdr. C, S. Williams P'Ught of tho Snowbird•, and while
post of chairman. which he bu SLm1>9on. Mn. Robert K Walker. B k f her~ ftlmed many ecenea of yacbt-
held tor two previous yeara with Dr. G. N . Peue, Rowlaod Hodg-ac rom Command Ing at Newport Harbor. Other
outatandlng eftectlven.... Stuart klnoon, Ray Alford, We•ton Jay, Of Floating Shipyard ehota In the film are orangeo
Dunlap wu elected vtce<halrma.n, Hubbard Howe, Frank Crocker, ___ agaln&t. mowcapped mountain8,
A. J . Twtat re-elected secretary, Clya.n Hall, Mr1. Blanche Harvey, Commander C. S. Williama. In camping in the High Sierr&.1 and
a post which be has served weU Mn. G. L. Andrews, Mrs. Greth& chargf of one of the navy's "float· many others. to~ nine con.tecutlve years, and Tubbs. Mrs. Mary Sullivan. Mrs. ing shipyards .. the USS ARD-One Holmes lectures a.re attended by
William Oakden was elected treaa-Mark Healy and Mrs. Earl Stanley. returned to · hia hoille at 4oo0 an aru_iual audience of nearly balf
urer. Channel Pl T sd aft a mll1ton persons. all ot them the S . SI Red --Fl Id DI ace ue ay er t\\'O 1 ocum., '-'"~........, e ~ p N years and nine montha service in t~ ot. tourist . guest Southern
rector at the Santa Aila. Air B&ae UBLIC OTICES the Pacific. He ls the brother-in-Cal
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1tornl& l.s particularly happy to
was an honored guest and p•a'·-' we come
J.M::U la\\• ot Cedric Farnham, News-· local members f or their long yee.ra NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Times employe Another item in the bulletin
of fine work in th.I.I area. Other C d Wnr mentions an article on sports flltb-
gueats were Mrs. Laura Warren, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Je v:mman er L&ml, on 3o-day ing for the common man, a &t.ory
Southern Orange County Executive that a Public Hearing will be held m~ch ~~t not expect to •pend ot the California Jive bait boats.
Secretary and Mrs. Redman, In the Council Chambers, City Hall. flying eut ~~ hi~fib:1e,b bu~ is Thia also includes Newport Harbor.
Southern Countiea Public Rela-Newport Beach, californla. Tbura-l 800n H h 0 c us ess And sWI another Item 18 "Cali---------------------------------------1 day, September 20, 1945 at 7:30 Enid,. ae opes to ~~ hlat dathughter fornia Yachting," a atory in Avi-
p th t 11 nur1e serv..ug a e Len· tl d y . m., upon e o owing matter: nox Hill boa ital in New a on an &chtlng magazln.e,
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matter of the application of R. T came u 't ·8 · oi ment Of the AU-Year Club. Ar-
HubbeU, 404 40th street, Newport she is apdir::r f~~ the~ where range.ments for the local picture
Beach, California, tor a re-class'!-Red Cr e ertcan taking were worked out by the
flcaUon from zone R-3 to zone C-2, The nC::~ ffl h 1_ i:re-wport Harbor Cb.amber of Com-for Lot.8 26. 27 and 28, Tract 444 o cer , w o ..., a vet-merce.
Fi.rlt Addition to Newport Helgbts ~ran tot sot yeda.ra aervlce, expects
Newport Beach Calito 1 ' o re urn o uty alter hl1 leave.
By order ot' lbe 0i":u~an f He will maintain his home In West o Newport. the Newport Beach City Planning
Commia!lton.
JOHN M. ALLEN,
PHILMERJ.ELLERBROEK -Secretary. '
Pub.-SepL 6, l!M5.
Watch tho Claaolflod Colwnruo.
FRUITS, VEGETABLE CEILING
PRICES TO REMAIN
City to Ask Free·
Boat Movement
Out of Harbor
Another letter proposing opening
the harbor to fl"ee ingress and
egre1s for paaaage of plea.sure
boa.ta abould. go out to the U. s .
Fr-ult and vegetable ceUtng
prices tor the week of Thuraday,
September 6 through Wednelday,
September 12, will rematn un·
changed at the levele ut&blllibed
for the prevtoua aeveo.-day period.
OPA announced today. Jatemauo.al a.n.ter N~vy from the Oty Of Newport
Beach following receipt of a wire a-:, .&ND ftAOrOU Mr. and Mn. Luther Tate ot on Aug. 81 trom 'Senator Downey
· SQIJIPM&HT Corcoran are new ownera Of the to the eff~t that harbor reetrlc· M. i:Jtiste & Co., Inc. Henry Cyr home at 1960 Newport tlona were being Ufted, aod eu--
WI .__ ft. --Au boulevard, and >ir. and Kn. Cyr quent rellionl ot th ... reatructlono ~l:~l~N~o.~L.;, ~A.~l~L~~~~,.~111~~·.~-~-~·~·~~aro~-~rou~U~n=g~a~co~tt:•:rr:•~at=-l~~=tb~a:n:d tor the week-end only, tt wu . :..:l: . . _ Placentia avenue. agreed , upon at t.he ctty council
Tueeday'attemoon. ,
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LIDO ISLB PWPSkDE5 ·----w. 0. BUCK-Insurance Counselor
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3333 VIA LIDO cALIFORNIA
Mayor Clyan Hall declared a ·
wire had been dlapatched to
Downey In reply to hla atatlng tbat
the OpeDJ.ng wu for a abort period
ooly and tliat boat ownen wanted
permanent removal of practice
firing t:rom the cout to areu
.8Uch aa San Clemente, permitUng
yacht ownen to l&il out into the
waten adjacent to the coaat.
A rough draft of web a aug-
gutloo wu t'ead by City Attorney
Roland Thompeon, prop&nd be.
fore the council meeting, and the
c~U &freed with it.a 11en.UmenL
Such a letter wlll be eent im-
mediately. " _
OP.EN for your inspection • • •
A complete line of fine wooden toys at
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DO YOuR CHRISTMAS .
SHOPPING NOW! I
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for
VACATION and
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Harbor Service
Laundry and Cleaners
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Balboa, Calif.
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Thia ia not 1urprialng for RAdar d&n
velopment and production ateMs ~
from the aame roots that produCed
and contintw to nourWa~tbia eouoa
trT• telepboae .,._,, ... ,
Radar, the inotrument which
en&bled our land, 1ea and air
forces to s pot enemy target•
tbrougirdarkneu, smoke or fog, wu oae ol the oataUnd-
fnc lighting inatnanenta of the war • .
TWO,_. before Pearl Harboi-the GoTemment ubd
Bell Telephone Laboratorieo to put la wide ezperience
ud.lmowi.dp of electronica to'work to help perfect
Radar •·a mlJitary WbWWWL Jl'rom then on tbe Labo-
ratorieo cooperat.d cl-IJ' In the Radv proc1am with
the Notional~ ~ ~.with Army
and Navy opec:ia1lata, and with ocientiatll of Gnet BriUin. •
Tbe W•teiaBlectrlc Com~r·~~
fll tho Bell I)-..,•·-. the lflltlan'• i.1.-; 111pp&er
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.'Jllll QP' OIL AMD INEll• plalDt.tlunla -Un ---....., ~ !bl -etat. OD NO'l'l~ JI ..... ~ • FOUbcttn~·-...-. B ~
L iliOHTa IN 1111)<1: !'ROl's tho -on you 0( -• .ums -"' ·-ol -. or .iit -lllat -~ -illl1 at .:DiaRI' f'. l'ICl4 -llllTY'AT P'lllVATI: 1"1.S:-..._ If Wted -t1M (:UaDl:I' -bo--'Iii \iol. -Jd'tM8 oalo, to U. htatrl OD4 Of~-~'::~ f"~ ::.=._ bw'llod befon," -~ '!""ti]'. r, • •' ot o.up, or wlllllll tblrt7 4Qlt If cmoc1 I>)' ~er 'f'rlilt I>ee&I -blC11r, ,llllrjeot, to Ille -.. · .., __ ---, and fn>m a life · ot Newpcit Bw:h -oquo.da
f• tlle_....,iot C.Ur;t'ef tlle -oened -·.-you an notls cm tM -lj' oo oold. i!W por m•tkm Of-·---Court, Oil .. ., 2U lolellotropl ......... and ortme. Perdlta Boni, [)onald lltefs dNQWd U.. deptl>o ot Yorba 1aP · ff •,.P.: ln ~P'+r, t11e fled t11at un1om you 00 ---tat amount 1114 to"" depollted or attor tll• 1IUI clay of ~ l?tendo came down trom Or.I TKb r-and Alan lAW1'I -tor :u boun f~ t11e ~ __. w.ua ~ ..... ; .;I "~);p .._ U ahoYe nqulnd. tho with llld. bor, J.Hll. at Ille -,Qf JU.Us to opeJld a -bore. JillM IA»-Ille ...-tbat crime -'11d ol tbe ft....,,g Ot tbe clolhlus of WW+I, llRADa
""1 Ho..lll'l2f •' plalutlfl'JI .m talto )'adpMnt for -or -., to be m wrWns IUCll llLUMSK'l'JUL. TU -doll, • dn1bmau at ~ Tecll wu pa7. DoDald C.-rte. ·16, 128 Sb&w llAIR'JWl{£1f(9
&!>J' -or ~ ~·aAed -wlll bo .-Ind al Ille ---.Bi1t1•!tng, 2lll Weot :.'=4 tbat obo bad •part m tho The mariooelle -· stnn by -t, Yorba Linda late Friday. • IN THE JU.'l"l'llR OJ' THE EB-In the CGmplalnt. u ~ upcm -Qfftce al ~ --U.. sfd.b 8tnot. Loe Al>I<* H , OO!m-!l Of Ille alomlc bomb. llbe Jameo and Donald St.tt-. cl&-The boy WU repcit1.ell to bave· told
'l!An OP EDWXNrK. lk!ILROr, contract, or w1ll apply to tbe Court fll'llt' publlcwHoo 1>..-auil W-t:I }~. Loe ~IM;·-ot--Oalls ~ juot what palticWar part llPted •••l')'OD• with " Jack and Illa partmte that -eday .hlo ~
J>eclOI II. for any other relief dlm•""eo! In dale of ala. . t ...... , au tho rtsht. UU. and Ins er '"'°"' WU on Ille bomb. the Be&nilellt" and -enl other Would be found In. U.. Jal<e,. and
-Nouce .. lleftl>)' giftn: Tbat tlle ccmplalnL DA.DID: 'n>lo Utb daJ' ot Au&'-tenot of ea1d de<••-at the -capt. Gren~• Lan.tdell or., T.W.A. noted CIW'aetera. The two blotben wbeD hlo IWlm tninlu and other Hmll'J' v:. Lee, A.dmlnlottator ol Given under my hand ID~ oeal Of vot, 1Mll. I of hlo -and au tlle rtpt, the LINdeD I ......... KU>•O City w1ll DO doubt be )>fOducen, cllrecs articl4o ot Illa clothing were found.
tM Dtate of .zdwln K. V:cElro>' the Superior Court ol tbe O>Unlj' CH.A.RLll8 HOLLOPitl l1R, UUe and In-that the Nt&ta for • five•-counoe In Ille onr-ton IDd acton In tbe near tutun. auil>orllleo -re llOUfled. • ,
-. w1ll ..n al private ale of. Orange, state ot Or.lltonila. W. OUaldlaa ot ea1d -te. of Mid -bu acquired by ~ e<>Uece. Tbe e11mu wu rwbed -Liter reporto from Ban Diego 8J.s.,u. &•all to u.., ,,,,_. ~· upon Ille 27th day or Auguat, 1945. JOSLYN a HOLLOP&"llCR operallan of law or otbe,......., Kr. Hal Wela and d&ulbter. the cut pantomimed Gilbert 8114 ..-lj' ald ·that the youth 1 had -r 'ff
t.rma and --hereinafter · B. J . sv:rrH, II)' J. w. JOSLYN <>th..-than or ID addllloa to tllat lea! Pacific Drive, took Kn. Wela Sulllvan'• "H. v:. s. Pinafore ,. -found sitting on the ~nt 901 -ed. aud llU)lject to con-CountyClerkandClerl<Qfthe Attomeyfor<lualdlan. afealddeceueclatthotlmeofblo to dlDller at the Hurley Bell la The adon blew no !ID .. and ·. porcllQfDr.andKn.AdrlaAClark , Phaaaeoa.t'Xll/lllfl/#tway
flrm•tiaa by oald 9-r1or Court, Superior Court of tbe state "' CR-t2JM3 death, ID and to all th• -celebrate her blrlbday annlveroary llllent -Uve audience forgot-In LI v:-late Saturday evllllng
Oil or &tier the 17th day of Set>-California, In ODd for the Pub: AUi' 23, '8, SO; Bep 9, ll, 19411 real propo?ty, oltuale ID tlle County Friday. at t!mee they were IJoten1n&' to and the doctor had placed him on ---------20ll9-----
tember 1945, all the right. 11Ue, County Of~ of Orange, ::::.•n.:f Callfqnil&, Kr, and Kn. E. D. Paul. and the mulic coming tnim a pbono-a bwi for San Diego.
ID--eotale ot aald Edwin By D. PERRY KAYNARD, CERTIFICATE OF BUllNEllll puticularly u followa, tw1no. ~chard ODd Ra)'IDCl1d, Cl<>-graph,. oo convlnclngty did tbMe -=========================
K. V:cElroy deceued. at tt>e time Deputy. Flctltloua Finn N._ !<>-wit: rona. came to pt their oan Edward younpten go tbroug1> their parts r at ~ death. and all right. UU• (Seal Superior Court Lot 86 ot Newport Helghta. wbo had been vtllUng Illa ....... We might a.y-.iiem-«>me of Sea TrOllt and Hallb t Bitl
llDd lnlereot that th• oa1d ..tale Orange County) The Unlerelgned doeo hereby County Of Orange, stale Of J>&Z"Ota, Kr. and v: .... Frank -the lave-m•Jdng could have been , u are ng
bu by operaUon Of law or other-l.et Pub. Aug. so, cerllfy that . be la conducting • Callfonila. u peT map thenof 324 On:bld avenue, Sunday. more conYlnclng! off the N e.......-4-and Balboa~ Piers .
-· acquired.' other than or In Lut Pub. Nov. 8, 194~. Yacl>t Brokerage bualn-al 901 recorded In Book 4 at Pace 83 Lore& Stetnbft'ger Senta Ana. The prope were topo the ..Uon "'pv& • , '
addlt.loD to that ot lt&ld decedent Cout Highway, N@wport Beach. of Vtw:ell•neoua M'.&"9-recorda who hu been. vtattm.ir ber ~ .tWaggertng (a few ba'.ct. a suaptc. :r'lea*7 of lift a.It Ano.Ne at!-' ol ftll'9
at the time al. b.LI death, ln and NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL C&lltorn.la, under the ftcUUoua ttrm Of Mid Oran&"e County, with-parent.I, Kr. and Mn. Albert Iota femlntD.e 9Wing) and the vll· to all petroleum, coal oil. naptb&. PROPE"TY AT PRIVATE SALE name of PACIFIC KARINE all improvement. thereon. Bowen, 218 Goldenrod avenue, th18 lain. (oh, the vt11a.in) sent llhudd.en "': _______ • __ G_llOBG ___ E __ lllNEB ____ • _______ _.:
D&.tural gu, and other hydro-No. Paaact.na P ·U17 ASSOCIATES an4 that 18ld ftrm Twm.9 ol Ale., cuh tD lawful IUIDlller will la:•e for Pomona up and down the 9Pfne! . carbcma and llke aublStance•, tn. '8 compo9ed of the followtng per-mcmey of the United State9 on college tb.t. Frtda.y. The follow'ing cut are thoee who -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;
, clud1nc uphaltum and brea. and In the Superior Court of the State IODS, whoee DAmee and a.d<lreme• cmflrm&Uon of l&le. Ten per cent Dr. and Mn Edward Bla1ne 209 contributed their effort.a to thJ.11 I
all mineral• of whatever nature. tn 'ot Callfomla In and For the are u follow•. te>wlt: Of &IDOWlt bid to be de~ted with Goldenrod ave'nue have .. P.u worthy caUH: Sir Joeeph Porter and Building M-.. ~-·-.
and under thoee certahl Iota, plecee COunty of Loo Angelu Tboma• F . Kllkenny. bid. V:ra. Bennett onc1' daughter South Jamee Steffen.en: Captain Cor: --or parcela of land situate, lytng WITNESS my hand th1a 14th day Btda or ottera to be tn writlng Paadena. for a week. ' coran, Ba.n1.e Bleier; Joeepbine, · Ba D * l * l L be C
Lumber
~being In the CUunty of Orange, In the Matter Of the Estate and of Auguat, 1H5. and w1ll be received at the afore-Kr. and Mn. Wpren Loud, who Margaret Diehl; Utue Butten:up, y IS rlC Um r 0. 93~dotl~o~ ~wtHt: lgLob"~ Guardianablp Of LUISE BODECK-THOMAS F . KILKENNY. !8'5~ otfblllce aUt any· time after the have had temporary quart.en at .Perdita Hom; Ralph Raclultraw, IU 00•-mOBWAY-llllO u o ewpo • ~. ER, aJao known u LOUISE BO-Stale Of Callfol'Dl&. ) •u-pu ca on hereof and before 311 Marigold avenue the put few Robert Whyte; Dick Deadeye (ob 1 :~~~~~-~~·~~~~~~~~~~Ar~~'i~H~c~•~-~~~~~ shown on a Map recorded tn DECKER, alao known u LUISE County Of Orange ) -. date Of ale. montha. while waiting to buUd. the villain), Donald Steffen.een; ::i. f , pag:W, 83 : ~ellaneoua VON BODECKER, an Incompetent On thla 14th day of Auguot. Dat..I thla 20th day of Auguot. have moved Into their apartment Cousin Hebe, Sally Bieler; Bo&t-eo=· reco ""' Orange penon. A. D., 1H5, before me. Nora s. 11M5. I at S07 Nan:IAwi avenue. Kr. swain, Alan L<wla; Flm Salloc, GORDON B. FINDLAY T ty, Callfomla. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Marywutb a Notary Publlc In "'1d LESTER H. REYNOLDS, Loud'• victory garden there bu Shella Howe; Second Sailor, Suale
fer;'" and condlUoo.o of oale are that the undenilgned w1ll sell at tor oald County and State, pe<-Aclmlnlatralur of. the Estate fumlobed nelghbon1 far and near Pleger: a Sister. Suale Plegei· :a ~ owso Cub, lawful money of private we, to the blgb .. t and oonally appeared Tbom&a F . Kii· of Mid Decedent. with an abundant supply 01 fine an Aunt, Shella Howe. '
niled State.. 00 conflnnatlon beet bidder subject to confirmation Kenny, known to me to be the MAURICE BLUMENTHAL vegetables.
: sale. ~n ~ cent of a.mount of sa.ld suPerior Court on or after penon whose name la wbscribed 716 Paclt\c Southwe.t Building. Beverly Myef'9, daughter of Mr. ~~be depoa1ted wtth bid at the ottice Of bla atiorneya Joe-to the withlD. Inllrument.. and 216 Weet Sixth Street. a.nd Mra. Harold Myen, 319 La.rk-
and. ~r~Uera i ~be ln writing the loth day of September '1945 acknowledged to me that he exe-Loe Angele• 14. Callfornla. spur avenue, arrived borne Sunday
rece v at the offtce lyn &: Hollopeter 203 Securlt . cuted the .llLille. Attorney for Admtni9trator. aft.er a vtsit wtlb her grandparent ~teth~ adminUJtrator of said Ea-Building, 234 Eaat Co!orado Streei In W ltnees Whereof, I have here-Pub: Aug 21 , 23, SO; Sep 4, 1945 and aunt. ln Minneeota.
929
' ~ M~natto~ey,
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Suite Puadena 1, County ot Loe An: unto set my hand and affixed my Enalgn Marvin Coulter .topped
Spring Street. Loe g ,An:iea ~~ gele1, State Of California, aJl \he otfictal meal the day and year ln NOTICE OF INTENTION enroute to bla ahlp at San Diego
CONTBAOTOB -BUIU>J:B
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
OtJB SPIJOIALTY
ABOARD THE uss EssEx IN , Cabinet Shop Service
THE. PACIFIC-Two Coot& Meoa ()ftlioe Ozilllu* ...
Two C. Ms Men
See Final Action
Against Japan
Navy men, Dwane Donald Alben1 Ml.O ~ Blvd. 4(11 Ila (I;'
20, oeaman, oecond cl .... USNR
0 Phone il2 Ph, 2188-1 camornia at any time att th ' right, tiUe and lnte~•t of aa.td thla certificate tint above written. TO SELL tor a couple of" da~ vl.ait wtth the
ftnt publication of thl8 not!~; an: incompetent at the Ume of her NORA S . MA.ROW ARTH Arthur Kempere, 300, Ocean Blvd.,
before the making of. the eale. adjudication and all the right, UUe Notary Public In ODd for aald NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN after a 30.day leave i'pent with his
Dated : Augu.,t
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th. lSM.!5 and lntereat that the utate of aaid County and State. purau&nt to the provt.alona of sec-parents 1n Ohio. En1lgn Coulter
HENRY M.. LEE Atio incompetent bu acqu.lred by oper-Pub.-Aug. 16, 23, SO, Sept. 6, 194!5 Uon 3440 Of the Clvil Code of the came from Okinawa where be bad
80Tl of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albe~ JOM'POBT BJl:ACR. O.&LIF.
and George H. Check. 21 , radJomaJJ. !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ third claaa, USNR. eon of Mr. and I ·
Adminiatrator of th~ Elta:~ ation of law or otherwtae, other State at California., that NORA E. seen action wtth the Kemper'•
Edwin M Mc.Elroy deceued than or ln addition to. that ot said CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS REED. Vendor. of !5i3 WetJt. Ceo-
800
Enllgn William, Kemper.
Suite 929. Rowan B"widtng ' ihcompetent, at the time of her Flctttloua Firm Name traJ Avenue, Balboa. C&llfomia. Mr. and Mn. D. H. Markell.
458 South SprlD Streel . adjudication, ln and to all that lnlende to eell to SOUTHERN Beverly HUia. spent the wttk·end
Loe Angele• 13 g Calif rn1a.. certain real property ettuated ln THE UNDERSJGNED do here-COUNTIES JCE <X>llPANY, & with tbetr aon Mr. Richard Markell
CR-12473 , o the City of San Clemente, County by certify that they are conducting corporation, Vendee, of 1116 Archi-an~!amil y, 602 Begonia avenue.
Pub: Aug 30. Sep 6, 11 13 18 19'5 of Orange, State ot Calitornla., de-a RetaJJ Seafood bwdnese at 1301 tecta Building, Loi Angelea 13, ra. Juanita ,Fletcher, 600 Be-
---------·-· __ • __ scribed u follows, to-wtt: Cout Highway, Newport Beach, Otlifomi&. all tb&t certain per-gonla avenue, left tor Berkeley,
Parcel 1 : A portion Of mock California., under the ttcUtiou9 firm eon&l property c~Ung generally Friday, where abe will be .subetl-
No. 44327
ALIAS SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
1 of Calltornla In and For the
1, Tract No. s:il Of the SUI>-name or Beacon Sea. Fooda and of all stock ln trade, ttr:turea. tute teacher and a1ao take. a teacb-
divllrion of San Oeme t Th that said f1rm '8 compoeed of the equipment and good will of & cer· lng course. Miu Bernice Wright.
g ...... 1 .. i.. VIU n e, e tou~-g ~-"", w•---nameo ta!n Ice bU11neu known u New· Mra. Fi.etcher'• niece. baa been
t""-'._._. age, U per map vwu.a r-•--1.1U1M1 b 17-d f thereof recorded in Book 25 t and addreuee are u follows, to-port Ice and Cold Stor&ge and ome on a ay urlough. left
pages 40 and 41 ot Mlacellan:-wtt: located at 410 30th Street tn the tor C&mp Sam.aon ln upetate New
OWi Mapa. Recor<b ot aald o r-.Jack B. Hamilton, 18314 Napa. Clty ol. Newport Beach, California. York, Friday. •
ange Cowity, deecrfbed a.a f ol· Northrldge, California. and that the purcbue price thereof Mr. and Mr9. L. Stein and chll-
Actlon brought in the Superior Iowa : Frank s. mack, 400 40t.h atttet. will be paid at 10 o'clock L m. on dren. 7l3 Orchid avenue, left for
, Court of the County of Orange, and Beginning at a point which Newport Beach, Callforula. the l~th day of September, 1945, a th""' weeko visit with ~latlvee
Complaint filed in the Office of the bears South 25° 01' 30" East Wltneaa our ban48 th1a 2let day at Ban1c of America N. T. le S. A., in Nebraaka. recently.
County of Orange
Clerk of the Superior Court of aatd 210 feet distant trom the moat ot Auguat, 1946. Balboa Branch in Balboa.. County go~L aCol. H. nv. 1i1den. 307 Marl-
County. Southerly corner ot Lot 30 FRANK S. BLACK of Orange. State of Calttornta. vmue ~w o ~na Fri-
HAROLD H. DOBERT a
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d Tract No 789 . JACK B. HAMILTON Dated AuguM 28, 1945. day. Lt. Col. T\lden t1 Head of
J"LOTlLLA DOBERT, bil wife, thereof ~orded : S:~ ;~~ State of California. ) NORA E . REED, Ve.odor Personnel at Santa Ana.
Plaintiffs. v1. ARTHUR L. TODD page 44 of M.bcell&oeo County of Orange ) •· and/or Mr. &nd Mn. L. Ande1'110n. 426
and DOROTHY R. TODD. blB wile. Mape, Records ot aaid 0 ua 0o. thi8 2ut day of August. A.D., SOUTHERN COUNTIES ICE Fernleal avenue. drove eut for
FIRST DOE, SECOND DOE, and County· running th ;;mg: 194!5. bdore me, Prudence C. Smith COMPANY, a corporation an extended vacation, Monday
THIRD DOE CORPORATION, a IH ' :18; 30' Eut ·~~~ r\ a Notary Public In and for Mid By .A. CONDON, Preeldent Realizing $"1.2~ from their. ef-
corpcxation, Detenda.nts. thence South ~· 01 · 30" ~ County a.nd State, pereonally ap-By E . A. HART. Secretary. foru, which wu pre9ented to the
The People of the State of Cali-20 feet· thmce Sduth 54 • 58. peared Jack B. Hamilton and Pub.-~t. 6, lSM.!5. Red Cro• Tueaday evening by
tomia Send Greetinga to: 30'" Weat 120 feet, thence Frank S. Bla.ck, known to me t.o be J~ea and Donald Steffenaen,
ARTHUR L. TODD a.nd DORO-North 25• 01' 30• Weat 20 reet the pentOD.9 wboee namee are tu~ Watch the Oassified column.!. ~an and treuurer respecttve-
THY R. TODD. b1a wtte. FIRST to the point of beglnnin ecribed to the within T--"-·-Y of Loe ComJcoe. the group ot Parcel 2 : Lot
5
ln g;,.._~t &JMll..l"\ilM.enL young acton pve their ..txth &n·
·DOE, SECOND DOE, IUld THIRD N l!'Mll th .... -.. and aclmowledged to me that they c L 0 nual performance Thursday after
DOE OORPORATION, a corpor· o . ...., of e SubdJVi.alon of executed the eame. T H E s noon and evenlng to an enth~
atiog, Defendanta. San Oe.mecte The Span.lab In Wltnea Whereof, t bave here-You are directed to ap-•• In Village aa r. 'ma the of. to t b d tic outdoor audience at the Stef· ~ conled '1n Boo~';_ 30p t re re-un lfl my an and atnxed my I fenaen. home, Corona del Mar, with
an act1oo brought against you by ft, a pages 30 official 9eal the day and year ln the pJ"l.,l'e u ata&e
tbe above named plaintlffa ln the an<t 31 ot Mtacellaneoue Mape, lhia certiflcate ftnt above wrttten. POR Script. c011tumee . and eeta are
SuP'rtor Court of the State of Recorde of aaid Orange eou,i-PRUDENCE C. SMITH. the work ot the members. Tbe
Ca1 __ 1_forn1&.-::==ln=and=:f:o:r=th:e::Co=un=ty==ty:.========:;:---Notary Public 1n and for aaid M E N nnt performance, a aklt called
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11u w. Cor ... & Syca•on wcr• w . .
• Before You Build or Remodel
~ c,*'9t W1rb
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County and State. ''Never-the.lea," wu smooth and
{My Commlpton Explres March the burglar who bad a.a he IBJd,
11, 1949.) .
Pub.-Aug. 23, 30; SepL 8, 13, 1H5
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT P.RIV~TE SALE.
No. 230,022
In the Superior Cowt ot. tbe
State ot California, ln and for the
County of Loe Angelu.
In the l.t:aft.er of the Estate of
LEW BOP'FKAN, alao known u
AND
BOYS
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SIEGEL & RAUB
ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS
JOHN .A. SIECEL-26 Years Engineerlnc ~ In
Oranse (Jouncy.
JACK S. RAUB -2' Yean Enslneerlns ~
19 Yeen ID Soutbem cantomla-
S..m'ution
.Subcli~
Lmd Sonwys
w din &.l>f>ly s..-Inu,...~ ..
Morinc s.......,.
1808 NcwjXAt Bhil. a.a Mm, Calif.
Pl.OM 161
2617 W. Cmml Awe. Newport Bacb, Calif.
Ph.-123
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Mra. George J _ Check, 337 18th
«Jtreet, aerve aboard th1a carrier
which •teamed cloae to the ahorM
Of Tokyo wt.th Tuk Force SS t.o
launch her plane• against the re-
maining atrength of the enemy in
the final day:a of the war.
All haode an.8W"ered reveille 1ev-
eral boon before euru1ae that
morning. Tbey bad had their
breakfast and were waitln.g at
their sta.Uona for the ftnrt Ugbt of
dawn when the deafening roe.r ot
the fUght of flghter1 took of.f one
by one, followed by the bomben
and torpedo plane•.
Hundreds Of Jap ptanee were
destroyed on the ground. but few
were sent up to challenge the at·
t.ackll. The few that dared to fly
out to tJ;le tuk force never re-
turned.
Few Radios Will
Be On Sale Here
By. October, Report
A Umited supply of new Pack·
ard·Bell radioe will be ln the dealer
atores by October. waa the forecut
today Of Bill Tay1or, Packard-Bell
diltrlbutor for Newport Stach a.nd
eu-rrounding territory.
'1 have been advt.led by the com-
pany," he aid. "that production
at civili&n radioe wW etart to. Sep-
tem ber."" '-ntla wUl put radioe ln
llmited qua.ntlMea ln. the dealer
ltorea during October, and by N~
vember and December the aupply
will be fa.trly aublltantlal,'' he con..
~ued.
Mr. Taylor ha.a now returned to
hia distributonhlp acUvlUeis for the
territory.
Arriving Monday for a abort
visit at the llome of Dr. and M.n .
Leiter Lowe, 900 South Bay Front,
BAiboa Iala.nd, were Mra. Lowe's
brpther, Forest Steves and h1a wile
and daughter Alice of Dallal,
Texaa. Alao a guest during their
stay la Mra. Abbie Steves of Clare-
mont, mother of Mr. Stevee and
Mrs. Lowe.
Our whole social life ta in ee-
sence but a long, alO\\' striving for
the victory of justice over force. . '
FOR INSURANS:E llEE
Howard Ws Geniah
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Automobil~ •. Fin
Accid.nt • Ufe , __ Omdnet -w-
Quality L· ••
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Bail"'-• Maa.riala ~ '
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United States women
live longer
than they did a generation ago-
about fifteen years longer
on the average.
We think
the labor-saving and
comfort-giving of electricity
in the home
has done much
to bring this about-
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Ask your Mother.
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Dist. OPA Director Praises Boanl,
'11wW Maskey; Says Work Well Done • an. -~
Dateh Bacoek
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Kr. Ralph V••k97; a.airman Americw &re ccm.Wloed that Ulie 111 & .... •ft 1& 11im11 War Price &Ad Rot!mq OPA hu performed u4 la ccmtlDu• .. I .._ ____ .,... _____ _)
1•2Ac•1zc?t ,,_-,sMS• ·1 y-m•• I CHUKClllS
.. , 12llSlll• ..,_ .. Adwww~por:r-ID ~ OMPCT: ~ Jolm P1t1D!Pe ot Ulopr-tot...ow,.toru.o •O.S.,., ___________ _.
I P.ft .. -to 6i. -; P.00 .. ,.... to Illa -· Ibo Dnt'I ~ -t.o ~ Of the .8c&to 4w1nr _... ,. ~ u k..;.. °'" =•ttr at ti.. PoCA""* a. Mwwpwt .. IOI\ W~ 8atUl'dll.)' aft.w receh'• ttattmt TU tatenM:a and the de--OUR LADY O~ MOUNT CARM&L
o.rtwm.. -Ibo ""' ot -.. llTt. .., & ~ lntwmln&" ---of tho ~ ... ln41coW CHURCH
Boud 12.1.t q to pol"form & 'rltolly WIE'"J'\------'--------
-lDD, Balboa, COlltonda. . tuk. ~Of uo -7"> ll&ff -1:--.....,.---------.
---'-C..,.==-:--,-:::-=====i """-wcWd...,_ ~ember wtille Ulo ......,_an..,..., en.
8. A.-·-, ; · · · llDl'l'OR ~ ~ fth -at October 8th oa orlf· Tbe -•lo ~ con NpOlt 1411 W. -1, Nwwpo<t -Pliliiillbc Piiat. IOU w. Oilatn1 A~ Newpe;ct B O, Olllfonda tn.al1y pl•""""-to tit.at Kw CID. UMtr return. Tbe l!hmd&7 Ma T summer 'ICMd
Offtcial Paper of tlae City of Newport Beecll 111o ~ ";! :O'":!,.!" at beBe~ ~!: :.i,ti;;,-="ti..~:.. Jot i:! u1o: a:oo, 10:00 u4 11:00 L m,,
Dou Kr. Kook.,,: with rupoaoll>le m.emben ot tbe R "'·NT. TACKLE
With Ille odYellt ot ctropptnc ~ lrnU Of tnde tor the pUt ~
m.o.t N"O"'"I' CIOlltro&. our ..,. t.br. ,.an ba•e been,told by them J'Ww; ..........
t1ona1 omoe 11u &'"'"""c..i a pro-t19qu1nt1y tll&t t11e COWW'T• DOWNING TAOKLZ
STam ot caneoJtdattnc local board8 eccmcm7 would. haw bwl. daaotlo 8IOD
Into & llmltecl n-ot ''Price In the am.nee .ot our -· So i• ...,_ M. BAii!()~ C-trol Bo&rcla... The J&tter wm """" optn I •y to you "woll
A Das•• 2 2'• Leml. b lll r .... °""., r-tembw to coa.t&ct muner'OUalf'OUPI tnt.ent ot Ule o:iut.J.tuUCa.. ST. JOHN YIANNaY CHU~CH
and olltaln their vkw9 Clll ~ • • • 314 Mori .. A-llolbM lllilncl
lq:lllatlon. be atated.. Ba~ only Wh• I wu bome tn tbe mer 8und&1 V11111 "'rmmer 8Cbed-
ftn cltl1o at bome, be mot W'llll ot •.a, oome ot tbe -.ion Of lhla ulo: 8 :80 and 10:00 L m.
be oet up In .a.tectc popilatlcm -•.'' Not only la )'OW" JIOYerl1· l._ __ .u __ hM __ .,_ ... __ l'llr ___ ...J
ctnten and wm deal prlm&rily ment sro.tefU1 ·1.o you but your -----------
with tbe enton:-ot price ,..1. nelfbbon Nlpect you tor tbe -.-----------~ _,...i STOUPI 1Dtentt.d bl spe--cohmm will rem.ember that I re-----,-----
clflc Jeflal&llon now beton Con· ported butler .,... belnc ohlppe4
~ t.o tile U . 8 . 8. R., and tllat lhla
ul&tlona at Ille retall level: sucb &rduouo houra ot l&bor on their
•
Victory Bonds
You can't buy War Bonds anymore-but wait a minute!
You can and should buy Victory Bonds. They're the same
Bonds you've been lluying all along. The only change is In
the name. They offer you the same attractive rate of in·
terest-one dollar at maturity for every three invested-the
same convenient denominations, the ·same guarantee of safe-
ty, which In this case is the best in the world.
~ Phlllipe put apeclal had eurprloed lllAI, The Ruulona are
emphuta on the neceutty for tn.. not butter ueen and before thi.
dJvlduala an d apok,..,,m for war butter WU not well known
S1"DUPI to write thetr repruenta· among the ftuqian worki.n&' people.
ttvee tn CO:nl'ft9, aetttng forth So far a. I' could team ta. Wub-
tlle!r ~ tor leglal&Uon In lnrtoa. t¥ Ruaalana had.not ortr·
whicb. they are lntett.ted. 'nn Utla lnally uJted !Of'" butt.er, but that
way, your repl'UeDta.ttve k:nows .amewhfl? alca.g the llne Of lend-
how legilJ.aUon would be applicable leue, thelr ~tatlvee had de-
to the needa ot the ptaple ln hta clded. or had been tipped ott, to
dlatrtet." Phil.Ups advlaed. Uk for batter t.ute&d of oleo. Thia
On the BUbject of Peace Plana, bad the a'pproval of the len.d-leaae
Phtlllps sa.ld, ''That wtll be the admlniatra.tor. Several carloada ot
tint thing to come to the atten-oleo, already loaded for Ruaeia.,
tlon ot the CongreSB. and the im-were unloaded and butter aubsti-
portance of making a juat and luted. The reeenUy l93Ued record
durable peace la seeond only to of lend~leaae for its first year,
winning the war."' In commenting ahows that R1.111aia received during
further on thia Important pha9e of that time 13.S-47 .103 pounde of but-
legtslaUon, Phillips pointed out, ter valued In our currency at $5,·
''There ha.s rarely been a country 195.837. No ol,.her nation received
fully prepared for war, and mueb any butter. Ruatft& did not rece.lve
more rarely, one prepa'ted for one ounce bf the 27.243,579 pounds
peace," and added that, "We will of oleomargartne, and similar fats,
need the same all-out determin· shipped on lend-leaae and valued at
atioo on the part of-the people to $3,806,658.
The ending of the war does not mean that there '0ll be
no further need for our dollars to help clean up the job.
Many billions more will have to be spent in supplying our
armies of occupation, bringing millions of men home and
caring for our wounded.
No less important is the need for continued investment
in Victory Bonds as a protection against inflation. Victory
has not eliminated the danger of runaway prices but has in·
creased it. Remember, the most serious inflation occurred
not during, but after, the last war. Price ceilings simply can't
be maintained if we use our current earnings or savings to
bid for scarce goods.
California's record of Bond buying has been a good one.
Let's maintain it! The fact that our statewide branch bank·
Ing system alone has sold approximately $2,300.000,000 in
War Bonds is eloquent evidence of the support Californians
have given Uncle Sam. This figure, incidentally, has not been
exceeded by any other single organization.
So, keep right on saving and buying Victory Bonds. If
you do, you won't have to fear the proverbial wolf at the
door. You can make him a pet.
The Atomic Rage
The idea of using atoms in bombs proved very effective
in ending the war. If atoms can be applied to peacetime
products it will be so much the better.
But it seems to us that eventually we're going to have
trouble. What are we going to do, for instance, when junior
wants an atom smasher of his own, which might not only
smash atoms, but smash junior, too-to say nothing of the
rest of the family? ·
· -Oh, well, progress is not without its little difficulties.
Time for School!
The easy-going vacation days are fast running out for
thousands of California youngsters.' Their inevitable date
with the school bell and the classroom is just around the
conier.
The three R's of SUJllr(ler time-riding, romping and
recreation-must yield somewhat to the traditional three R's
of learning. But school does not deprive our boys and girls
of a reasonable time for romping and recreation-these are
just as essential as their education. And as for riding, tens
of thousands of modem boys and girls enjoy buy trans-
portation to and from school. Not only has tile old tinfe "hike
to school" been just about eliminated, but present day high·
way transportation has brought the school room within reach
of California students wherever they live.
In a very real sense our modem school system rests
on the rolling wheels of motor carriers for they not only
transport students but haul in ·the books, paper and other
equipment needed for educational purposes. especially in the
1,800 or more California communities served only by high·
way transportation.
But whether youngsters ride or walk to school we're
afraid that the. beginning of a new term will have its usual
strange effect: Little Johnny who got up at 6 a. m. to go
fishing In vacation time will struggle out of bed an hour or
two later on school mornings still feeling "awful tired."
25 Years of Woman's Suffrage
Just a quarter of a century ago the women of America
"arrived" politically. Their right to vote became effective
nationally on August 26, 1920. This was the climax ot a
stxuggle that began before the last century was half over.
Among the women who became famous for their un-
ceasing efforts to obtain equal voting privileges for the fair
sex was that grand old warrior Susan B. Anthony. Today
·women vote without giving the matter a sei:ond thought.
But in 1872 when Susan Anthony cast a ballot . in the pres;.
dential election she was arrested and fined for her disregard
ot the law. The fine, however, was never entoroed
make a durable peace. a.s we had The record shows that Rus.ala
ln winning the war," r«.elved, durtng 1942, the greater
• • • part of the 208.934 .780 pounds of
Stlll Another Vacation Column sugar which were exported that
Since the Constitution was first year on lend-lease, and valued at
approved by the States in 1788, $10.081,678. RU!l8la's share Of the
there have been frequent discus-sugar was 172,211 ,391 pounda.
elans on what was meant by the RuMia also received 9 million of
exprl'asion "advice and content of 13 million pound11 of cotton seed
the Senate," In connectioo with the oil : about 7 m.illion pqunds of soy
ratification of treaties. Usually, the bean oil; 2 million pounds of corn
treaty 111 prepared and discussed oil: 1 ~ million pounds Of cooking
and, finally signed. and until then fats other than lard, and almost a
all knowledge about it stays In million pounds of other edible fats.
the State Department. It is brought out of 1 %, million pounds. The
to the Senate for ratification. British r eceived 485,134.916 pounds
When Prtsl.dent Roosevelt appoint-of lard and the Russian& 85 ,637,723
ed. Senator Connally and Senator pound!:. The only flguree available
Vandenberg, and two members ot 80 far are for the year 1942.
the House. as members ot the U . S.
delegaU~ to the San Franci.&co Mr9. Victor Gorenflo, 27th street,
Conference, be unquestionably did Is ta.king care of her am.all grand ·
so because Of some fear that the f daughter, Jeanie M8..80n, while the
Charter' might be unable to get a child's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
twcrthirds vote ln the Senate ley Mason of Highland Park are on
Whatever the reason, It establiahed a two w~ks' vacation.
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mouth
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part
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22 To leap
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lute
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30 To dela7
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animal
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51 To recret
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53 EnaJJ1h
acbool
54 A period of
time
55 An animal
56 An act
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(colloq.)
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the mouth
4 A ve1Hl
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vetch
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mound
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woman
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28 A medley
29 A pronoun
SO To obstruct
32 To bo
IUCCt!lsful
33 To josUe
341 Spanlab
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Oiriltian Science
1-on Subject 'Man' 1
. Tb• Golden Tat ta th• hAd&J'
Leuon-Sermon On •Man"' ta all
brucbe1 oJ Th• Mother Cb\lf"Ch,
The Ftnt Cb.arch ot Chrllt. Bd•o-
U•C.. la Bo1toD. II from Pulma and
re&da, .. Hear the r11bt, 0 L<>rd. at.-
teod unto m7 err, g1Te ear unto my
prayer. lh&t goetb not out of feigned
lips .. , • ~ tor me, I will behold
thy race tn rtghteoy1ne11: l 1ball
be satt1ned, when J awake, wtth
thf Ulleoes1."'
board9 will abo con.Um.le to handle behalf.
IUCh rat.km procedurea u may con-P!eue accept my very ldndMt FERG Y'S
BARBER SHOP
Unue 1n ettect at W. t:mtt.. No reprda. ·
community will •utter from the YOW'8 sincerely,
cloolng ot It. loco! board, parttcu· FRANK 8. BALTlllS, Jr.
larly Ii.nee a substantial part Of Dlltrtct Director.
the ratloning tunctlona Of the
board have been eancelled. Con.
eolldat!om of bo&rdo will .... uit In l LE"l*l'ERS TO THE 1 a detinite ftnancl&l aa.vlng to the
government and yet will not curb NEWS-TIMES
the work of the agency.
Now Open
108 McFadden Pl-.
Newport Beach
Some ot the memben of your '--------------'
board will be retiring a.ft.er h&vtng "ENO OF LEND LEASE" 1,;.------------J
made their excellent contributions El Modena, C&llf.,
to the war effort just concluded. Sept. 1, 1945. ..------------......,
To theae and to those ot your Dear Editor:
board who remain on during the I have read your editorial on
important reconversiona period, I "The End of Lend Lease." Of
wa.nt to expreat my personal h eart-course lend lease bad to be termln-
felt gratitude for an oneroUs job ated, and I think it WM done at
well done. Regardless of the few the right time. but I wish we could
selfish complalnte directed agaimt be cured ot the habit Of patting
A Le110o·Sermon cltatloo from
Matthew Include• thl1 account ot
hea.11ng bf J e1us, "There wa• a m&n
which bad ht. ba.nd withered. .A.od
tbe7 uked him, 11.1tng. 11 it la.w·
ful to heal on the 1abbath day11 ••.
And be 1&ld unto them, What m&n
11hall there be &moog you, that
shall have one aheep, and tr it fa.II
Into & ptt on the 11abbatb day, •lll
be not lay bold oo It. and lift it
out? ... Theo 11alth he to the man, -------------
Stretch forth thine band. And be your Friends
stretched it forth : and tt wa1 re-
ourselves on the back and talking
about our own generosity. Lend
lease was meant primarily for our
own benefit more than for that of
our Allies. \Vhen I give a friend a
gun to shoot my enemy-and hl5-
1tored whole, like a.s the other."
lo "Science and Hea.lth with Ker
to Lbe Scriptures" Mary Baker
Eddy 1ays, "'loasmuch u God I•
good and the fount of all being, Be
doe11 not produce moral or pby11ical
defon:nlty; therefore 1uch deform·
lty ts not re&J, but 11 lllu1lon,
the mJrage of error. Divine Science
reveal• the1e grand facta. On their
baal1 Jesus demon1trated Life,
never fearing nor obeying error lo
any form."
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Lido Theater, Central Avenue
"'arftt Via Lido
A branelJ of The Mother Church.
The First Church of Christ. Sci·
enlist. lri Boston, Ma.Machuse.tta.
• Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Sun-
day Service at 11 a . m. Wednesday
Tutimonial Meetirfg at 12 o'clock
noon.
Reading Room located at 711
East Central Avenue. Balboa. ls
open daily from 1 p. m. to 5 p. m.
except Sundays and holidays na·
tiona.lly observed.
The pubUc ts cordially Invited to
attend the church eervlces and uae
Corona deJ Mar Community
Cbwdt, Co~Uon.al
Perry Frederick 8chrock., Mlnbter
811 Heliotrope Avenue.
Oorona del Mar
Sunday, September 2. 1945
9 :30 a . m ., Church echool.
11 :00 a. m ., Morning worship.
Sermon by Mr. Schrock : ''We Need
A New Pllgrtm'a Progress."
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
Community Methodlat
1420 We.at Central Avenue
Rev. E. D. Good_.I, Pastor
Church School, 9:50 a. m.
llorninc Wonb.tp, 11 L m.
Youth Fellowehlp, 6 p. m.
EvenJ~ Worship, 7 p. m.
Mid-week pray•r eervice, Wed-
needay; covered di.lb din.Der, e:so
p.m.
BALBOA ISLAND CHAPEL
218 A
1gate Aven1.111
lllev. Harry W. White,
A.oolate Putor
Church School, 9 :SO L m.
M:ornlng Wonhip, 11 L m.
8T. JAME& EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
51~ Wwt Central, Balboa
(Ebell ClubhouM)
Rev. Ardya T .... n, Vle11r
8:30 L m., Holy Communloo.
11 :00 ~ m., M.oro.i.Dg Prayer and
Sermon. (nr.t Sund&ya: Holy
Communion.)
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
!2nd anct Elden, Costa MHa
Sunday ochoo~ 9 :46; morntnr
worah.lp, 11; Evangellsttc -llM"Vk:e,
7 :30 p.m .; Kid-week prayer meet·
in.g OD Wedneada.y, 7 :~ p. m.;
young people'• eva.n.gell.stlc 9el'Vioe
on Friday, 7 :4'5 p. m.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTl8TII
~r Walnut and Church ata.
eo.ta M-
S&bb&th llChool, Saturday mom·
tng, 1:30 o'clock.
Pruch1n.g' eerrice, 11 L m.
And Mine
Rev. and Mrs. C. H . Fowler of I am not being so generous and YOUB l:'fl!l!S A.BE THE
Huntington Park are spending the noble, I am merely trying to get uom OJ' AMERICA
week with their son, Wesley R. rid ot my enemj•. and I have no ... the t1rst to mllst in a.Ii
Fowler at his home, 216 Ea.st reason to expect that I have won lines of duty to wtn the war.
Ocean FronL Mrs. Wesley Fowler undying gratitude. If he had not 'Ibentore your eyee at work
returned Friday, Aug. 31 from used the gun I would have had to delerve 5pede.l comJ.deration
Lanca.s:ter. Ohio, where she haa do the job myself. ·~· .,._ ..... be g1 .•• ~""1 ucM!IVe w ven
hffn (or two months visiting her Thls war has happily been won the expert examlnatkm. and
mother. by the loyal cooperation Of our-fitt:i:ng extended to all our
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Place of Co-&1elves and our allier, and when w e patrons.
rona del Mar were among the think of the heroic efforts of each DR. M. D OBA WFO
many \vho took advantage or tbe ot us, and or the 40 million lives CJPTciMETRJ:ST RD
open harbor and sailed t o Avalon that have been Jost, doesn't ft seem
Sunday, retum!ng t.be next day. a little bit sordid to make so much 0: .::..wport ~~
Guests on board their 36-toot sloop of the dollars that y,•e have spent? Credit 'Denni
Rampant y,·ere Pie. Ben Shelley Yours very truly, Broken Lenaes DupHcated ,
and wife Of Long Bea.ch. Mrs. 0. G. BARNARD.. . '--'==::...;===-.:===:::..-'-J
Shelley is the daugh!er of Manuel ----------------------~
Guilar. former superintendent at ;---------------------------.
the Peyton Boat \\1orks. They re-
ported a wonderful day with tuna
leaping in the air all around them
and the \\'at.er so tempt.ing they
stopped for a swim in mid-channel.
Lutie Belle Williamson, younger
daughter of the Harry H . Wllllam-
sons, 703 Ea.st Central avenue, Bal-
boa, is in Hou!Jlon, Texaa. for a
ten-day visit. Mr. and Mrs. WU·
liamson recently celebrated their
27th wedding anniversary with a
dinner at the Santa AD.a Country
club.
Home oo a 20-day leave ls Lt.
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noweot&dlst.SEIERSEN'S _ ......
Newport Harbor ~~ Boal& An& 1864
Hoxie-Smith jr., son or Mrs. H. Y .
Sm.Ith, 122 Apolena avenue. Bal-
boa Wand. He iJI stationed at Dyersburg Army Air Field, Tenn. '---------------------------'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Albers and
children of 234 20th !Jlreet, Costa
Jdeaa. are aoon to go to Sant&
Roea where they will .make their
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
AoooantaU
future home. . I P------------~ r-------------.
Gueat.B entertained. recently "t J S WHYTE
th h • • e ome of Mn. S. A. Hoetner, PUBLl(J A.OOOUNT£NT
Orange ft.Venue, Costa Mesa, were DfOOllZ TAX 001'81JLTANT
Marjorte Dougherty of L o n g ._..... .. ,.,..... w ._
Beach, Marte Heffern at Anahelm u. I. 'l\ > ...._
f ormer teacher m. the Newport' ._ ft. lf.....-t lN'7-L om-: ,,..,
Beach Elementary school a.ad Mn.
Ruth Patter90n Lovell. Mn. Lovell
Jf..U. .................. .A.-. ft. 1191
' ·•••ISIO'r
Gordon M.GrundJ,M.D.
Ph,.lol•n •n• au,....,.
Nlatlt M4 Central Ave.
Offloe H,.,: 10-1! a.m.: S-5 p.m.
Tll1pt4w S7
wu formerly librarian ln the New-I ~------------~
port Harbor Union Htch ochool. Arman• !llOR&CO Ir------------.
She bu been staying wttb her C _ _. ••-L•-M.D mother in Fresno ct.nee her releue ,AR(MifiiCY.f --amaa wu:r, •
fl"OIJ> the Bento Tomu C&mp In 11' W. lleJ Aft., a.Ri1a 1'111" Ion &"" ..........
the Phillppnle.. She plana to retum Jf p: t'IU • UI JI. i. It.
to the Philipj>lnee aa 9000 u con-.. id s at Aw. 0-... ._ "'
clitlont1 permit. Li. ft • I JlfG .,. .. ·How:w.: 10-11 &.Ill ... M p.m..
Mn. Emil Brudin, 225 Eut Bay '--------------' fllttlR•-Offloe 111J ,..._ 74
Front, Balboa Island, went to .UWd8 il LAW !'"-----------~
Hemet recently to vlalt her 110na,
Al!'C and Oecar Brudln. and her
daughter M..ra. Agnee llcCann. Kr.
Brudin, who wu a patient at the
Scripps clinic, La J olla tor two
weeks, expected to join them later.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church and Walnut &treeit:.
L. Duane Canby, Mlnleter.
Senicee:: Sunday, 10 L m., Bible
Study; 11 L m.: Morning w0nhip.
FIRST FOURSQUARE: CHURCH
OF COITA ME8A
-(Church of the Highway)
Rev. G. Wiiiard Stearns. Paator.
· Mae Stearne, Co-Pastor
Phone 1778-.J
Friday, 7:30 ap. m. worship eerv-
lce. Rev. Mae Steamo In charge.
Bun.day echool, 9 :30 L m.
Morntn.g worahtp, 11 L m., spec·
1al mwdc, putor'a .ermoo..
C08TA ME8A COMMUNIT't
CHURCH
Cart 8 . John.eon, M lnlltef"
LEll-OY P. ANDERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
c..ta M-Sank BulNlnt · --Ceota M-· CoNt.nlla
Mortimer Scltool
~Oonl ---· o.o..e. .._._,, DAY SCHOOL ~1
GA. llortlwr, II.A., Od9rd ••£ 11991 ....... --DR. OBED LUCAS
o-mt • • -!6W.c-tn!, Plt.1-
NEWPOllT ellACW .........
DR. G. E. TOHILL
PHY&ICIAN and aURGEON
llDI c..t ...... ;. ~ ..... ---Offloe ~W R•. 211-ft
If ... A,...... Cell Newport 6
c..td Ra-, M.D.
2llO WMt Central Av&.
Newport-I
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BALTZ
MORTUARY
124 E. 20tlt 81. Pit. 2475-R
Cburcb. .chool, 9:t.'5 L m.
Komtng Wonhfp, 11 o'clock.
Youth poupe, Hip ochool, In·
term,.iiate. Adult, e:ao p. m.
~ -· 1:30 o'clock.
---telloonhlp and PT&Jp. w-...ia,.. 7:so p.m. •
HAROLD IC. GRAUEL
CHAPEL
S. R. Monaee, M. D. aua.•-.•··· 1'wj4ilt ln& would feel that her long struggle had been well rewanled
Halbnark Greeting f.ards
, Birthday and .Anniversary
OWnne Jewelt,y, Pl!d'ume, NCM!Wes, Gltts
.. ,.,. Son.ir 1114 lift S•o•
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MODEll MllllE SElllCE '
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DAY AND NJUtrr
11 a. m., Prayer and Sermon..
AUEMBLIE& OF GOO
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Henry and Ida Sande. Pallora m:tce•; aw
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DR. M. D. CRAWFOIU>
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Fire Boat Left
After the War ---Jf )llll1 doll't tlod what yoq are looking for advertbed In fh'8 lllue Ptlolle ~peat Beem 12or13 and place your own advertl&a~ ---
. LettenwUl bewt'lttantoU. 8 . ~-----------------'-~-----;------------:---------------------------------~
Representatives John R Phillipa J . G. Slebblno, managw ot t1>el;EKn.o~~~~n~-~~~~~Oli~~·~·~·~·~·~·=~·!! P1J&Nl'l1lJI& roa ~ II lllUllJCAL. MDIO M llllAL ZSTA'lS ., UAL ZST.&.n: " and Hu'ry R. Sheppard. u well u Republic Supply company In Bunt· I~
Capt. Gdly at tbe u . s. Cout tngton Bu.ch, hi.I wife and chll-l'OR BALE-Luge Ivory -· FQR SAIE Studio Grand Piano,
Guard. Captain of the Port of Loo ctren, Su.Ian and Stuart, ""' new twin bed, coil spttnp, IDDOJ'-Wurlitzer, $596.00. 309 Eclge-
Angeles In an ettort to retain the rmdenta of the C. G. Husl<la T E L E p ·H 0 'N E IPrm.&' mattiwa, dl'Nllng table, =w=-•.:.,!.e:-r ,:-:Balc=-boa.-:. =:-P-:b.--:18_9-::2,-. -:-64-::-.,..-Uc
coast guard fire boat now m&ln-home on 18th, atnet, co.ta KHL OPERATORS eztra twin -old oqle d&nn-FOR SALE-Busch a. Gerta Up-
talned In the barber tar protection They moved here from G&rden port .r. club cl1alr In fair CODd. right piano, plus Brunowtck
ot war boata and mater!&l Grove when Dr. and M:ro. C. G. NEE 0 E 0 Two large llbr&ry, tableo, OU. Phonograph. 311 E . Bay Ave.,
The city COUDcil authorized the Huat.o~ left for their new-home In walnu~ 4 oak d1n1ng cbaJn, 3 Balboa.. 68-ltc
mayor to wrtte letten to each al .the...;.._cl_ty:_._________ iron folding day beda, 2 b12
the above mentioned gentlemen if, Good Pay While Letlmlng wool Ax:minater rup., carpet RADIO REPAIRS--All make•:
with the ending of tbe war the PUBLIC NOTICES and Regular Increases pado a"'1 odd chain, oeveHI tubeo, etc. M:&rtne Electrtclan.
coast guard contingent should be ------------other artlclea. Pb: Newpt. 4.94.. PIL 2'17. Burl Norton, 1111
removed, tbe fire boat would be NOTICE Jobi anllable in many 06-ttc Cout Hgwy., Newport: Beacb. taken away alao. 1-tto
I wW not be rupouible for any other Southern Callfonli& McMAHAN'S are celebratl.ng thelr ---==-=====---
Hearings Called On
1Two Zoning Changes
debta con.tncted by my wife, cittee.. 26th Annivenary by a More-JUST RECEIVED
Martha J .. Souder, after tb1a wide ale• event, with exception-New 1946 Model
date Augwit 311, 1940. Southern California al value. In every department on Recso. Ord. s .CRADhangers 68·2tp DEWEY R. SOUDER. desirable A: much wanted Ile.ma. I'()
Telephone Company 215 M r1n Balboa ·-· d Two hearings were called on -9-U-BINl:88 ___ G_V_W_ll _____ l0
pending zoning changes which bad .,.,,,-,-..,--~----==,..,.---,,--'
been before the planning colDIZlla~ GENERAL CONTRACTING. Re-
sion and met with their approval, pa.lr and Alten.tlona. See Frank
and came up before the city coun-Pellkofer, M05 Flnley ave., New-
ell Tuesday afternoon. port Beach. Ph. 1498-M. 43-tfc
They were regarding the pro. ----,::--::--::c-=-=:-----
posed change in set-back on tbe R 0 0 F S
east side Of 38th street between Applt~ or Repaired
Marcus and Channel Place from Free Eatlmatee & In.-pection
flve feet to three in the rear yarda W. J . Benbow, 3602 Marcus Ave.
of the Newport Island property, Phone Npt 1012-J. M·tfc
and the final bearing of the change
in zoning to prohibit keeping pip.
shoats, boga, sheep and goats 1n
any pa.rt ot the city. The hearing
ls called for the next meeting of
the council.
Your friends and mine
F. B. Davidson's
• Cabinet Shop
Cabinet Work, CC Doors and draw.
ers, Patio F\lmlture. etc. Cor.
Walnut and Weatmirulter, Coeta
Mesa. Phone 1753-W. 68-atc
Apply
100 Ea.at Bay Avenue
Balboa
or
614 ~ North Main Street
Santa Ana
63-t!c
HELP WANTED-Young woman
Lowest terms and tree delivery a e, J.ai&n
anywhere in caJifornla. 67-ttc
·The bargains a.re too numerous ;D;;;OG;;;;;;S.~CA;;;;;;TS;;;;;;;;;&;;;;;;PET8;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ill6 to lilt but we tnvite you to•ahop
during Septeml>er aa 88.lea con-
tinues all month.
McMAHAN FURNITURE CO.,
Second &. Broadway
Santa Ana. California
88-tfc
BOATS, llUPl'LD8 ..
DOG LOST
Black male Cocker.
License No. 22
Ana. to name "Stuffy_"
If found call N. B. 65.
to work by the hour 1n my home. FOR SALE-Howboat, JSB,9(>. Pb.
Handsome Reward
68-ltc
1404 South Bay Front, Balboa Nev.'J>Orl Beach 385. 67-2tc [;~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ialand. 68-'tc FOR SALE-Star aa.ilbo&.t. Must
WANTED-Waitremea, Dlahwaab-sell Immediately. Inquire 217
era. Bay shore Cate. 17th and Agate, Balboa Island. 68-2tc
Coast Highway, Newport.-Un-PAINTING OONT&ACl'OB der New Managemenl S:>-trc FOR SALE-Cabin cruiser, sleepa
8PllOIAL ANNOIDl'CIXENTll Ill
KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT
Vogel's, 100 Main St. Balboa and
208 Marine Ave., Balboa Ialand.
HARBOR INVESTMENT COMPANY
R<alton
In Newport
2-BEDROOM ,HOUSE
Very close to Ocean.
$5250
CORNER LOT
On Channel, with 200-ft. water frontage
$8000'
Balboa Island
1 Bedroom, Furnished -Nice weekenj spot
$7000
2-BEDROOM HOME
... with triple garage. Splendid location. FUm. Terms.
$9250
LOVELY 2-BEDROOM
... with apt. over garage. Just refinished.
A real buy. Terms.
$10,500
2-BEDROOM HOME
... near bay, with 4-rm. apt. over double garage,
Half cash. Fine location.
$15,000
2-STORY DUPLEX
On Coral. Furnished. Excellent location and value
$18,000
Louis Briggs, Balboa ree.ltor, re-flve. Fine cond1tton. $MOO. Phone
--,,,.---'.--------I turned last "'""k trom Palm Painting -Decorating JANITORS WANTED-Newport Newport 2211. 68-<tc ---------,.-,,...,--
Sprlngs where he waa vacationing Root Repalr·lt Painting Beach Grammar school. Apply in FOR SALE-16-fL Sailboat, A-1 Carpenters Available
22-Uc In Costa Mesa
6-Room house on corner acre. Real value
$5000. Terms for two weeks, and reported the Sympson & Nollar per11on. 67-4.tc condition, with o.ew sails. Phone for general malntenance
town 908.king from the heaviest Pb. Nwpt. 1217-W 512 SSlb SL WINDOW WASHER wanted for 1573-J. 68-2tp a.nd repair
wmmer rain in yeai-s, with the 11-ttc o. z. ROBERTSON
-------------2-irtory house, about 30 windows. sand wet to a depth Of two feet Phone Newport 1313-J. 66-4tc WANTED-Cabin Crulser. 24-ft. cau Newport 83
an.ct a resulting high humldity. mCYCLES -SOid, rented or re-or better, around $1000. B<m "B~'
Both Mr. and Mrs. Briggs went pa1ttd.. Vogel's, 100 Ma.kl St., WANTED -2 journeymen Pa.int-c/o New&-Times. 68-ltp ----,:~---,:-:---:-::--:-::---
there for the Labor Day holiday. ~boa and 208 Marine Avenue, en. Must be neat. Top wages. BUTANE OUTFIT, tanks. stove, Washing Machines
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kendrick and boa. laland.. 22-ttc Johnny's Painters &: Decorators. Re i d daughter Sandra of Costa Me.9& --------,---------: etc., also other bargains. Marine pa re
TBAN8PORTATION 18 Phone Laguna 'Beach 3314. Salvage Co., 3090 W. Central Part.a For All Makes were guests recently at a dinner --=-:---=----,,.-----,--66-tfc k d Deli ANTE Tr rt ti t Ave., Newport. 68-ltp Pie up an very. honoring Charles Cummings. given \V D -anspo a on o ------------SCHULER'S
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl SAAAB daily, hours 8-5. Mi.s.s SALE MISCELIANEOUS SO FOR SALE-Model 442 Gray Ma-Waahlng Ma.chine Shop
Shoemaker. 'l'ustln. Pearl Knox, 307 Popw Ave .. FOR SALE _ Royal Typewriter, rine motor. $250.00. R. S. Dorris, 1768 Newport Blvd. Costa Meas
,Wednesday and Thursday guests Corona del Mar, after.,&> P· m. deak model. good concijtionr $35_ 391 s . Berkley, Pasadena. Phone Phone 2263 :S5-tfc
4.2-tfc
Busin ess Opportunities
FINE SMALL CAFE
Completely equipped. Prime location. Nets $30 per day.
Dinners only. See this.
Full Price $5500
HARBOR INVESTMENT
COMPANY
at the home of Mr. a.nd Mrs. Jack 68-tfc Phone N . B. 1274.-W. 8S-ltc sycamore 2-6604. 68·2tp --:-:-----c:::----c:c::----::-::---::
Wright, 300 Ruby avenue, Balboa =:-c-:==-=-=--------:-, ''More For Your Money'' Telephone 1600
Lsland, were !.lr. and Mrs. Lou BEAUTY AIDS 18 FOR SALE _ Sea Pal:Ji{rection FOR SALE-Medium heavy boat We have just l.Wltalled 3 new lac-l------------------,-.,.---68--_1-,tc __ -==--
'Re-al tors
30th at Central Ave.
Maddux of Los Angeles and for COLD and MACHINELESS finding radio. 309 EdgeWater, trailer, cheap. Also boat or ca.r tory method Retread molds which GS ed.
the week end .were Mr. and Mrs. WAVES Balboa. Phone 1892. 66-t!c radio. Phone Newport 1759. FOR SALE _ Newport Cleaner I LIS~ want -Beach pro-
Al Stanhilb al f '" --l 68-l tc give a deeper tread than new b .. -•-.... 2119 ~---t Blvd. Al90 pertles.an.d homes. Ula B. Me-
er. so o ~ Ange es. Tinting and Manicuring FOR SALE-Singer electric eew-·----=---:--::----:::---:--=:= tire9, meaning more mileage. h=~. 106 25th~ living room-Farren_. with Jack Regan. 610-12
MbrS': J; hSumml Faers and smAnall Evening Appointments Ph. 179.W ing machine. Excellent condition, FOR SALE-21-rt. &&Uboat. $350. Leave tires in the morning and kitchen, 2 •-•--ms, •Wl porcb N.. Mam St., Santa Ana. Ph. S . nep cw, ic a e rmer, Los -X.. have them recapped or repaired ~vu 12 5 U geles, arrived Saturday evening t o Vi's Beauty Shop $80.00. 21 Bay Island. 68-2tp 120 Abalane avenue, Balboa and bath. 65-4tc A. 09 . 1· c
spe.nd Sunday and Monday at the 1103 Cout Hlway, Corona del Mar PHONOGR • nH FOR SALE-land. 33-tfc by evening or we pick up your D. C . MacKenz1'e home of ~frs. Summers' mother, 64.tfc ru-car and deliver &ame day. Free ------------
MT'!I. Florence Torrence, 114 27th --------------,-, Automa~ record changer, in FOR SALE-24~tt. C&bln Cruiser, loaners if de9lred. Money back J. E. Barnes & Son 1808 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
street. Michael's mother, Mrs. Pat HEALTH AIDS ZO good co tloc. Alao piano for 445 Gray Marine , Motor, $1~. guarantee Is your Maura.nee. 1806 Newport Blvd. Phone 161 1--------,,.-----:--aa.le cheap. C. A. Milla, 211 ~ 309 Edgewater. Balboa. Phone Gra de A Truck Rubber
Farmer. ca.me down Sunday for WE can make penicillin capsules. Agate, Balboa Island. Ph. 233_M.. 1892. 64-ttc Now Available. Costa Mesa. Phone 516
the holiday. Olntment or liquid soluUon. H )f A
68-2tp COMPLETELY rebuilt Chev. en-1 Coat. M ... Tl .. " Retread Shop A s II Lo a ere Bring your prescription to add es ma t 1 Bedroom home gine: also Ford model 32-volt our new r s
Newport Pharmacy Butane Gas & llquipment batteries and generators. Bay 1760 Newport Bl vd. WITH a large view. Ir you are $3200 _ Terms
t;s-ltc Tanks. Fittings. lfigh a nd Lo Electric. 1770 Nettrf'Vo.rt Blvd., Tel. N . B. 2342 M-ttc looking for a lot with the best
PueL1c NoTtcEs
--------,-----::-::-~-ure r•gulators Trail up-.. "" ocean and bay Vie'W .in Newport
.i-•t;,... "' · er 8 Costa Mesa. Phone N . B. 1726. 5 Acres LOST AND FOUND %% pl! MARSHALL BUTANE WANTED TO BENT U Heights, then see this one. It is es. 66-4tc East Side
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Newport Beacb 'City Plan-LOST-Near Christian's Hut or SERVICE, 680 Coaat Highway,--------.,,--~--...,.---CIVlLlAN couple with 2 chUdren :'>Ox92.
nlng Commission will bold a Pub-Balboa. Island, gray swagger Seal Beach. Phooe Long Beach FOR SALE-5 b.p., 3 ph$.Se motor want to rent or lease a 2-bedrm. Price, $2500
lie Hearing Thursday, Septe'mber i:oat. Reward. Ph. N. B. 2350-J. 39~9. 66--Stc w ith power switch, $95: 2-or 4-house. Ph. N . B. 413-R. 66-4tp
20. 1945 at 7:30 p. m .. in the Coun-68-2tc • cylinder waterproot Bendix M•g-3 Bedroom H ouse' cil Chamben1, City Hall. Newport SAFETY AT SEA ch _..__,_~ WANT TO LEASE-Two bedroom
Beach. California. LOST-Black male cocker, 6 mos. Ught wt. BALSA UFE FLOATS ::.u:2!::.':.,:' 811~ra~~; ·home year round.. Part owner of WITH 1h: acre. House in good
PUBLIC HEARING upon the old. Uberal reward. Notify N. B, ~ man capacity 30 nets, also large rubber life E1 Para.tao Cafe, 110 McFadden shape. Lota of chicken equip-
matter of a peUlion of property 1836. 1417 E . Bay Front. Balboa.. 4-ft. by 3 n .,Navy special, $35.00 raft. W L. K 900 Sb D Place. Phone 1860-W. 57-tfc ment and room for 8lock.
111• 4t WATSON WOO • em e, ore r., P · ) $4750 ownen of Corona del Mar, Cali· ~ P OCR.AFT SHOPS Corona del Mar, The Surf. WANT TO RENT-Furnished apt. rice, On y fornia. for re-zontn• from R-3 to :.,-,-::--:-:--::-:===--:-.::-.,--;----,-:: 611 Coaat Highway 11111:_.1.tp • NAVAL OFFICER Jen cap in car h. N U<J""""I or bou&e, 2 or 3 bedrooms. Per·
R-l at all of Blocks "C'' and "D" Wed. on way to golf coune. Call P ewport Beat:h 601 manent or for winter. Wlll pay Near N ewuort Blvd.
and that portion of Blocka 131 and for tt at Newa--Timea and pay -----:::----:---...,--611--8_tc BOATS-Do you want to buy or 6 mos. rent in advance. 402 38th 2-BEDROOM HO!a:. Lot 55 x 300.
132, not already zoned for R·l for adv. 88-ltc J Arri eell •boat? Subecribe lo BOAT itreet. Phone 1027.ft. 6S·2tp L&rge room.a, wttb wall·lc>-wall
c1 ... 1t1catlon. ust 'ved TRADER. a new, national publl-----.,.,-----,----,------:-carpeta In living room and dln-
By order Of the ~ ot P'OUND -About 10 days ago, Fresh Hearing Aid caUon devoted exclu1lvely to WD.L PAY one year'1 rent tn ad-mg room. New linoleum tn k:Jt-
the Newport Beach City Pl&nnlng man'a bicycle among buUdlng BATTERIES buying" &Dd oelllnf bo&t.I, yodlU, vance. Want 2 or 3-bedrm. bouae, cben, 'batb and service poreb. Big
Commtplon_ material on my property. Owner Gundermo. Drug Co. and equipment.. Iuued twice fUmiahed or untumilhed. No single garage. Priced at
JOHN M:. ALLEN, pl-p1>ono 2137 and Identity. 117 M:aln St. Pb. 5~ monthly. $LOO per year. We will 1moldng or drinking. Ph. N. B. ·Now $5400
PHU.MER J . ELLERBROEK. 68-ltc 80-tfc blll you. Boat Trader, Grand 2104-W. 84-t!c
Secretaiy. -------~--==-==--=-:~-.,,.--,-,--R&pldo, Klcb. 68-3tc --=-=--::--:==--=--=----=-$3,000 down Pub.-8ept. 8, 19'6. LOST-Brown leather billtold, vi· FOR SALE -Collap.ttble be.by WANTED TO RENT-Na.val of-
clnity poet office, Coron.a i1el buggy, rubber Urea, very l'ood BOAT8-Bo(. 81111 ud n.6ld ncer'e wife and baby urgently
1M5 Mar. Coota.tne car papers. Re-condition. $7.:SO. 929 West em.-MartDI •am-_. Part. need small f\1misbed apartment TlDE TABLES ward. 2081\0 Fernleat, Corona tral avenue. &<-4tp MARDO: BUV.t.GB AND or houae. Phoae N. B. 1752·R
de! Mar. Ph. 578-J. 68-•tc lO'O. 00. 68-4tp
AUGUST :-c=-=-.,---.,..-,---:-:--FOR BALE-Remlngtoo Portable SOI() W . Oentral A"-ft. 3888-W. -------,--:----:-u:PT~BE~ LoW LOST -Bulova wrist watch on typewriter, $60.00. S09 Edge-Nnvport BMch, c.ut. WANTED TO RENT--3 bedroom
Five Acres
ON MONTE VrSTA ST.
Terma, wtth u low u
$1,000 doWTI
$3,000.
beach at 11th •West Bay, Sept. water, Balboa. Ph. 1892. M-tfc ~ bouae with option to buy, 8 moa. Half Acre
F. 1 10:48 t :35 10:3& 4:33 3: owner ln lbe aervtce. Reward. ----,---------------------rent tn advlUlCe. Prefer Balboa ONE BEDROOM houae. $3250 un-
4.9 0.1 a.• l.2 Box "A" c/o New11-Ttmes. Uncalled For Suits EVERYTHINC{. Ialand. AdW'eu lliQ N. Viata, turnl.sbed or $3500 turnlahed.
S. 8 11:12 5:00 )1 :11 5:08 68-ltp 200 men'• ...i.ta, $4.95 up. Top Hollywood 46, Calif., or call $lOOO will h di
4.9 0.5 5.0 .1·21-----------,--..,. and rain coab. Watch ... -ELECTBICAL . Granite 6212. 57-tfc an e Su. 9 11:37 5:25 11 :47 5:45 LOST-Small white f~e cat, robe trunk.a, gUne. Be •tn•. 220 kin .a. Gal ~.9 0.9 ._5 1.2 black trecklee on side of noae. W. 0eean. Lela&' Beecb 6-tfc Et&Jlo 0. V&n
M. 10 12:04 5:49 ··--· &:27 $10.00 reward. Coutllne Motel. Electrical Contractor.
4.8 1.4 1.4 6SOO C:O..t Hlw&y. Ph. 140S-W. WE HA~ I""" U8ed p..._ for
J. E. Barnes & Son
1806 Newport Blvd.
Coota M:eaa. Phone 818
3 Bedroom House
$6500
Terms
5 East Side Lots
15 Acres
Eut Side
3 Newport Blvd. Lots
D. C. MacKenzie
Phone 161
1808 Newl!Ort mvd., Coota Mesa
68-ltc
II!
roR S~ac. ranch, 2,,. ml..
from ocean In L&guna canyon.
10-rm home, 2 gueat apartments.
all turnlabed. Large paddock
and barn. Ideal lncatlon. Good
lnccxne. For lnformaUoD. write
Box "B" c/o N.w.-'11m<f.
68-Uc
u•r,m.&n WU"IWD .M
WANTED-Vac&nt fot, Newport
or Balboa for caah. A.ddrem Box
"H." Newa-'nmee. ea-.ttc
Tu. 11 12:32 6 :11 12:29 7:20 ' 68-:itc $94. $US, $1615, $195 up. J'IDe l<IOO COUt Hlpway
4.6 1.9 4.0 1.6 CTande $8815 up. Tes-mo. 9om.e Pll<me l3U 11'1-tf<
WANT ,TO RENT-Permanently,
M.arln'e offic• and wife, urgently
need turulahed 2-bdrm. apart. or
hOUM, SepL 15 or before. Refer-
encea. Lt. Rolaton, phone 3399-J,
Santa Ana. 67-2tc
68-61tc. llONKT TO LO.Alf
(New d&TIS&'llt •-nDC tlml)
ndtil .,.. plaoed ln orOer till. ~
l.tP,t ftprw L aA.: dazt ftsana p.. &
WANTED BY
PRIVATE P;\RTY
Bay or Ocean Front
Home in Balboa area.
Reasonably Priced
for All Cash.
Write tun parttcul&n
P . O. Box llllf
Santa An&. Calif. tf
EMPLOYMENT W.urn:D II fw rwit. 30 yean In °""""' ------------LOANS TO BUJU>, 111>1, _..e.
~ or ,..,,.,.,....,,
N-pott Balboa-Ba'Willga
and1-DA-ll<n
WANTED-Typing at home, 8<K
Dahlia SL, Corona del Mar. Ph.
Newport 44&-M. 6&-2tc
SITUATION WANTED -Young-
clvtllan couple. Permanent. Want
permanent O?' temporary employ-
ment together, Prefer outaide or
aemi..outatde work. P. O. Box 27t
Newport ae-. 68-atp
EMl'LO'l'llD:NT W.urn:D IS
W ANT!:l>-HOTEL KAID. !Wboe ImL---GARDENER WANTZD-For two
small homea. 1410 W . Bay, New-
county, De•• &hmldt P1&Do Oo.,
620 N. Kain_ Santa Ana. 6tfc
Pajamas -Nightgowns
All lizel. Moetly Tor wtnter.
Yardage Materials
·Auto Batteries
18 moatb -$6.415 El<.
Pennsylvania Oil
Gallon -70o
WES'i'ER.N AUTO SUPPLY
ea.ta )(-88-4tc
Plywood Boats
For rowing or m otor. &-lG-12 and
H feet.
DOCTOR llJld family, taking up
permanent reside.nee in tbla com-
munity deslrea houae for renL
Carrie V_ Dudley
Real Estate Broker
103 E . 18tb St., Coot& K-
Pbod.e J!'ewport 1100 Available Now! No limoklng, drtnk1ng or city
U week-end guelta. Phone N. B. • $49.50 P 1082. S&-uc Solendid Location
Al.90 our p&ddlebo&rdl and CLOSE IN 2 bedrOOm home, 2 Iota.
tbe ;:~ SalllnJ Dlll&'by. APABTMJ:NTB • BOUD:I! U $7000.
W&~ Woodcntl Bbopo. 811 Wloln'ED -l"urnbbed -"' $2500 down eout Highway, Newport Beach apartment tor 3 adult.a.. No Peta,
Phone 80L 80--ttc beat Of referencea. WW leue.
Box "H" c/o N-...Ttmea.
68-tfc
BEST BUILDING SITE on Orange
Avenue.. 2 lote
Dll Via La.lo Tlkl"W'f' L"+OO /
.&UTOllOtiril A T••a
FOR BALE-11136 Plymouth coupe.
good cooclltlon, l'ood tires, good
llllleege. Pboae N. B. 23~W.
87-2tc
FOR BALE-1940 De lmte Fold
coupe with heater and radio,
good 'condlUon. Call at 612 New-
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NICE LOCATION, building lot ll'OR 8AL1!1-0r take cheaper car
$1250 BOATS FOR SALE
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attention. Tb&n\;• d1tlan.. Prtvate party, Doa°t call~
AM for An. Durm between bn.
8 L m. tb G p. Jn. CUlbnUoa
Chev" llOOl W. Olnlnl Ave..
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-~:br~:~d~t;:~~d~~~:ting Harbor Feminine ·Activities Stteve-Jacobs Rites
At Christ Church
Junior Choir Sings
"Happy Birthday" to
Dr. Harry White New ott1cen ot the N~ lLra. Vlol.a Ne.t.on; bealth and -w-·• aimtW> Tm>pof. medlcal t.nperwe, Mn. -m· Phones 13 and ~ + By Winifred Barbre + Reoldence Pbcme 1837·R ance Union wen IDst&1led by Ille Weatlleoford; peace, Kn. •orsta --"==;;...;=..==..=;;... ......... -,.....,.:------""'"-:..:..:==::...::::;c=:.::....---------....!=:::::::!!::._!,!:~~~~:!!:,-
Mart1a&'e VOWt: were repeated
Wedll.Mday evening, Aug. 29 at
8 :45 p . m. at Christ-Church by the
Sea by Dorothy Tleuen Jacobe and
Walter Paul stleve of Balboa, Rev.
E . D. Goodell, putor of the church,
performing the ceremony aner the
regular eervlce.
Dr. Harry White, pastor or the
Balboa l8l&nd chapd, celebr&l«I
hill birthday Lul Week and WU
immently pleaaed when mems
bero ot hill )'OlUlJ Junior choir came
In & group to ...... ''Happy Blrtb.
day•· and pruent him with a gttt.
eow>cy pruldent. Mn. 1Cote11. 11ar-Goodell; nt•ratun. Mn. Ella Girl Scout Rally 'Guests at Home
l>eT at c.nien GroYe at an an..iay Goeldner; pull•meatartan, »n. Slated for Sept. 14 Or Dr. Harry Wh1'te meeUnc held Wednuday at the tJJllan HlD; pubUclty, Mlaa JCll;te
bome ol Kn. Ella Goeldner, 217 Newland; rellg1oue educaUoo, ICw.
33rd 1treet. Ella Goeldner; Loyal Temperance Opening Of tbe tall program fOI'
The tJuaineq aeulon opened at LegioD, lrl.n. Flora Beatty; eohl-Olrl Scout.a of the Newport Har-
10:30 a. m. with Mn. F10T& Beatty, iera and aailors, Mn. Viola Net.on; bor atta wUl start with a n.lly
retiring president, ln the ch&ir. aplrttual lift, Hia8 Elite Newland, to be held Friday, Sept. lt at S:SO
Reporte of commltteee were com-and oratorlCa.I contest., Mn. F1ora p. m. tn tbe cafeterta at the New·
plet.ed tor the year book and then Beatty. port Beach Grammar acboo1, ac·
came the tqatallaUon ceremony. Delegate• to the county conven-cord.lng to Mn. Lonnie Vincent,
Officers who will head tbe Ol'-Uoo to be held Sept. 28 ai Santa ch&lrman of tbe rally.
ganizatlon for the. new year begin-Ana are Mrs. Lilll&n Hill &nd Kra trhe.re are now ten troop.1 ln th'
nJng Oct. 1 a.re: president, J4ra. Ella Goeldner. newly organlzed Newport Harbor
.Mo.y U-Ren; vtce--pruident. Mrs. A s&ck lunch wu eerved at the Girl Scout Councll, each troop with
Ella Goeldner : reeording secretary, noon hour w1th the b08teu turnlah-about 26 memben and two er
Mn. Lillian Hill; correspoa~g ing iced tea and coffee, after which three leadera, who are m~mber• ot
eecretary, Miss Elaie Newland and the afternoon ae88lon opened w1th the Girl Scout Leadere Amocla.tioo
tttuurer. Mrs. Morgia Goodell. Mis.9 Newland in ....... _ of de-of which Mrs. Everett Nunan h1
.._._..6.. ptmdent. Named as directors of depart-
ments by the new p~dent were:
child weUare, Mrs. Anna Bodman;
christian ci tizen.ship. Mra. Flora
Beatty; fiower miaeion and relief.
GLASS _ Glazing
•TABLE TOPS
•MIRRORS
• PLATE GLASS
Tbe
WHAT-NOT SHOP
votiona.19, her subject.being "Roe.ks All troop members, Brownie•
in a Weary Land." and Girl Scout. of both the New-
Tbe county pres.ldent. Mrs. H&r-port Bea.ch and Corona del Mar
per, reported on the state work 8chool11 a.re asked to be present tor
shop held the latter part of Auguat registration, and Senior Girl Scouts
at the College Of the Pacific. Los of the Newport Harbor Union High
Angeles, with 9Upplementary re· school. There will be a program
port by Mrs. Beatty. delegate from of songs and the senior scouts are
the local Union. Work for the to present a folk dance.
aftemoo n w8..s on clothing for the Preceed.ing the rally Girl Scout
Border Settlement at Calexico. leaders are asked to meet at 2 :30
The next meeting will be Oct. 3 p. m . for a disc uaslon ot plans.
a t the home of Mrs. Lillia.rt HUI,
121 Al bert Place. Coata Mesa . with
a pot luck luncheon served at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mullins mov-
Slumber Party Is
Fun at Mesa Home
ed back into their home at 206 Mlu Virgtnla Fernandes, 2369
PleQue F"ramlnc Elden avenue. Costa Me.aa., enter-
SO'J Palm Balboe Apolena avenue Friday alter living tained a group ol her fellow clau-L~~~~~---~~~..J J all summer on the TevL mates who graduatee trom New-
port Harbor Union High 11ebool
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S04 Muine Aveanui
· -, Phone Im
Mariska Proudly Presents
The Ne w · · -
Pin Curl Permanent
A,'\ D{'TIRELY )l/EW ME'THOD oC permanent
\\';:iv1ng \vhi..:h .savcs a lot of your sun-bathing rim.::.
Your hair is simply set with the solution-neutralized
-..:om~d out~ and p resto, you have your nC\\I
P1N-CL'll.L P ERMANEST! I
An 1dcal v:ay fo r curling the ends of your gl<lmorous
hob.
this spring with a •lumber party
at her home Saturday evening.
Following the motion picture
show the gtrls had a wiener bake
lJ1 the yard ot the home and then
came the fun. It they were late
getting to aleep, they made up t.or
It by brukfaetlng late Sunday
mornlng.
Several ot those invited were
unable to attend but those pruent
were the Ml.ues Patricia Ba.rn-
1\ouae. Jackie Taylor, Diana Marg.
IJ warth and ~eanne Ann Gerrtah.
-· ·Dr. Evelyn Alvord
Guest of Parents
Arriving :fast Thursday on a
sur prise visit to her parents, Mr.
a nd Mrs. \Valter Alvord, Paclfic
avenue, was Dr . Evelyn Alvord of
Lexington. K y .. v.•ho is here for an
extended vacation.
Greeting the vl..sitor was a.
cousin, Mrs. George Hilla of Loe
Angeles who spent the week a t the
Al vord residence. leaving Friday,
and M rs. Ed Walker of New-port
L..--------------------------21Beach, Dr. Alvord's aunt.
Week end gueate at the home of
Dr. and Mn. Harry White. 1104
South Bay Front, Balboa bland,
were tbe1r eon and lib famiJ.y, Mr.
and Mn. Reginald Whtte and two
children of Whittler, tbe elder .on,
Reggie, remaining for the week;
abo their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Horace B. White ot Honolulu and
eon Cbarlee, who are ataytng with
Mrs. White'• mother at Corona.
GueQ who arrived after the
week end holiday to spend the rest
ot the week were Mr. and Mrs.
Warren "Nlbe" White and daugh-
ter Jean of Burbank.
.. Nibs" White, who bu been
procedure analyst at Lockheed
during the·war yean, 18 going back
to Chicago and will ruume hia
radio .work. He bu had bls own
programs over various stations.
beginning while still in college. and
locally ha.s been heard over KHJ,
KFI and others.
Mesa Residents
Vacation in North
Kr. Stieve ia the aon of M.re.
Emma Stieve and the brother of
Mrs. Sam Kirultather, 1101 Weal
Ba.y avenue. Balboa. The newly-
weds spent a short honeymoon at
Tia Juana., returning Tueeday eve-
ning.
Dr Pease Closes
Portl~nd Office
Dr. ~orge NOrman Pease. 1611
Pacific Drive, Corona del Mar. who
came down Iut ~prtng to get ac-
qua.1Dted with his 38-toot sailboat
The girl8 found Dr. White on bJ.a
pier with a fleh 'on the end Of hie
line, but wtth all the excitement
he loet the tieh.
llr•. Louiae Han.en. director cd
mu1tc, has trained the robed junior
choir thle summer to take the place
of the choir ot older gl.rla, many
ot whom are now away.
Dr. White reports the chapel now
hae a new coat of paint. provided
by two special collections taken up
by Mr. Hillie.rd, a.od that a gift
of a paJr ot vuea tor altar .flowe111
wu preeented by M.iaa Potter.
Eventide, bu returned from Port--------------
land, Ore., where be bas clOBed his
office and retired from teaching.
He was 8.880Ciate clinical professor
of surgery at the University of
Oregon Medical school.
Just to keep his hand in, Dr.
Pee.ae will open an office in hi•
home with two hours a day de-
voted to practice, the rest of the
time to 9a.iling, playing gol! and
enjoying lite.
F or quick results use News·
Times classified columns.
White House
Cafe
Phone 8182
Laguna Beaclt, Callt. '°7wfts'"°: RALPH COUSINS. Udo I.tie, wtte of 1'l1tjor Gene ra.I Ralph
Coualna, Commanding General of the WNtern f'1ytng TraJnlng Com ·
mand, Santa Ana, 11pon110r of Con·Steel'11 Coutal Courser, ne w de-
sip cargo ship, a nd Mn . Loncman of Balboa Bay Shores, wife of
Lt. Col. Tremper Longman. who wu matron of honor. The
launchlnc WM held Frtday at Wllmlncton yard. r Photo by Inma.n ~·!
Mr. and Mr11. Del Stein, 2435 1.---------------------------
Alfresco Luncheon
For Place Guests
San Francisco
Guest Honored At
G....,.,, at th• home 0, Mr. a.ad j Pretty Luncheon
Mrs. Dan Place, 724 Poppy avenue, 1 .... , H d w Gerri h d
Corooa del Mar on Wednem&y of -n. owar · • ILll
0range avenue, returned recently
f_rom a two weeks· vacation. Sterl-
ing out with Mn:. Stetn·s brother,
Frank Stroscheln and bis wife and
daughter Marjorie of Fullerton.
they went to San J09e where tbey
spent several days.
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WATCH REPAIRING
-tr No Long
Delays
LOUCK'S I ' k .. p •···' ,_
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Mr11. Mable tnve entert&Jned with I.JI wee were ..... ,... l&l."C 11 a ... ter, Mra. Phll w . Smith a.nd her hua-a beautitully appointed luncheon
band and younger aon, Paul Bruce, I Tue.aday .at the Ge rTlsh home on
On their ttturn home they found
guollne again available 1:ta im-
mediately started out again, going
to Sacramento and the Sant.a Roaa.
valley where they looked a.round . Jewelry an.d St4tionery
and Mn. Betty Shelley, allot Lemg :.::: si;:~~n::n~:!eo~.eirw~~te~ for they hope to settle there later 1797 Newport Blvd. Costa )(-
OD, th~ to Oakland and Madera, '---7""-----------------------1 vl.titlng frtenda Ln each town. a.Luach. h d th I vi1lting here from Sa.n Fr-anclaco. nc eon wu eerve on e Pl alllxl&t Ram t ith Placea were laid for M rs. Wilbur Returning, they went to Whittler p;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;=:;
ace ~ 1 pan · w Lambert. Tuatln : Mrs. Wilson Y&r-
swimmlng and t llhing u after-brough, Mrs. Gaylord Blue, Mrs.
noon apart.a. Paul Bruce, Wh<>M I Alpha Blue. Mr1. Jesse Elliott, Mrs.
eighth birthday annlvenary wu Keith Gerrish, Mre. C. H. Blue.
Sept. S, caught two big flab, much Mrl'I. Paul N orman. M're. Edward
to hie aurprtae and joy. Paul's eld - McMahan of Coeta Mesa, the
er brother, Don Wallace, was not Mines D iana Margwarth and
preeent on the occulon belng va-Jeanne Cerrisb of Nev.•pdrt Beach,
catlo~lng at the home of Mn. Af1"8. John9Qn , Mrs. Ge rrish and
Monday where they spent the la8
day of the vacation vialttng M.r.
and Mre. George Blasett, former
local residents. and enjoyed a ateak
bake in the Whittier park.
Gay Riding Party at
Laguna Canyon Ranch
Places pare nts. Mr. and Mrs. Roy M Ul
S . Grundy of Silverado Canyon. j rs. ve. . A gay party was hosted Wednes-
day evening by ~fr. and Mr!l. H . E . I Las Costuras Meets Bechtold, 315 Coral avenue. Balboa Former Local Gi rl
Wed in Santa An a
At Costa Mesa Home I Island. ~t their Laguna canyon '
ranch with horseback riding fol-1 I ~fembers of Las Costuras met I lo~ed by ~ wiener bake.
A wedding of inte rest lo New-1 last ,,..·eek a.t the home of Mrs. ue!lts included Peter CN.hlm.
port Beach reside nts took place 1 Genevieve Barne.. 2662 Newport i;:':" Gr~en~eaf, Barden Oreenleaf.1
Thursday evening in the Spurgeon I bouleva rd. The Pvenlng was spent I S ~iii tt;s 'c~ek CoJnover, Marvin
Memorial 1'.fethod ist church of in se,,..·ing and a dessert courae of mt ' at ar ' oy Ann Bur-
Sant.a Ana when Miss Doris Lucille 1 ice cream· and angelfood cake was 1 L688:1 Ronny Clark. J udy Muon.
DeliciOus
ICE CREAM
to Take Home
\Ve make it ourselves
from the finest ingredients •
PIXTS -QUARTS
FROSTY STAND
Bay Front e FUN ZOI\'"E
,
Sargent, daughter of Mr. and Mr•. served by the hoste8!1. Fan yn Farmer, Beverly Bechtold., JI ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J ohn R. Sargent of that city be· I Those present were the Mes -Mrances Graham of Corona. del
,-----------------------------------------,!came the bride of Dona.l d George dames Lillian Owen . Mary Stanley, a r, Mr. and Mr9. George Ma.son
Binning. young service man. I J oyce McDonald. J ean McDonald. and Mr. and Mni. Farmer of Loa
1 ''Everyone wants a jumper''
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5
2
3
' as seen in Vogue Pattern Book ;
in Fashions for the Making.
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(Jumper) Vogue P•ttem
55l l .................................... 40c
(Shirt) Vogue Pattrm
5522 -.................................. •Oc
(Sl ack&) Vogue Pattern
5J40 .................................... 50c
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G rey
woole n ....................... 9 5 a yard
W ool
Je rsey ............ ~ ......... 3.95 a yard
Cla.iSIC favourite takes a new tum for a utumn ... expresses t he e~y
silho~tte v.·1th soft unpressed plr:ats. deepened armholes. G rey in the
colour . . . better than eve r . . . and with m>tching "pedal-pusher''
slacks and a ca.sual blowe, your interchangeable wardrobe is well begun.
..
See this clever trio picrum! a. the fronf4picce in the Augua<·Septembcr
Vogue Pattern Book. And -the fine rollection of pliable woolcna we
hove on band to inspire you • • • the perfect choice for clean·cut Vogue
Design&.
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The Sargents lived in Newport Genevieve Barnes Dori.! Ferguson. Angeles. guests at the Bechtold · home Beach until Ulree years ago and Jona Trusty. Lucille Mulllna and ·
M iss Sargent graduated from the Trilby F ord.
Mr. and h-fre . Jacob Lord of
Pa.sadena spent the Labor Day
holiday a t their cottage on 27 th
street.
Newport Beach Grammar school. --------
The \\'eddlng \\.'8S performed by
t.M Re". Ka rl Heil man in the pres-
ence of a hundred guests. a recep-
tion at the church following. Prea-
ent from here were Rev. and Mra.
E . D. Goodell. 3000 Oce&n Front .
Mr&. Irene Campfield. former
resident Of Newport Be&c.h, and
her father, whom she bu recently
brought here from Pe.nnaylvania.
a.re down from Loe Angeles for a
few weeks.
LI DO
THEATER
-llH r>wl'addms BoxOftloe~at• ..... ..
.... ? ..... ..,. .... 11'1 o..u--_,, -1..0
Tbu.n. -Fri .. Sat.
Fred MadlwTay
Helen Wallter • Marjorie Main
"MURDER, ID: SAYS"
Plantation MelodJes -'Comedy
Cartoon • N..n
8u.n. -Mon. -Tuel. ·
F.ddlc Bracken -Vcronki l..&ke
.. OUT OF THIS WORLD"
.. It Happened In Sprtngfleld"'
.. out Fhhlnc''
Cartoon · News
Wednellday Only
GaJe Storm · Peter Coobon
~-L HONEYMOON" ...a "NAVA.lo TRAIL"
with lohnny Mack Brown
Comedy:
"Open Seuon for Sa.pt"
Slarlboc nm.., 8otK. 13
"l:.'1'ERIMENT PEIULOUS"
Hedy 1.,,,.,... -Geo. Brent
ComJ-t: "1101 Nlpta", "God
b My Co-Pilot", "'Elldlaated
Cott..ce"', .. Attain of 8-a",
"DlalaoDd Hone11toe"', --00.·
met"' ., Bern. •tte. 19
Junior Stamp Club
To Change Date
Mrs. Mona Moore and daughter
Members of the J uniOr Sta.mp J ean. who have spent the summer
club met at 10 a. m. Wedne9da.y with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and
morning of Ia.st week at the Mesa Mrs. George Goeldner. returned to
Radio shop and traded atampa and their home in Ontario Friday. Mrs.
viewed each olbera' collecUoo.a. Moore is secretary at Chaffee
With school opening BOOn, the Jun.ior college. and Jean ls a atu-
juniora wilt not be able to meet _d_en_<_a_t_s_crt.....:p.:pa_co_u_e.:g:..•_· ----
at the usual hour and should watch
the newspapere for announcement
Of the date and lime of the next
meeUng. Meeting wtth the group
were Mrs. µgv HUI and Mrs.
Maxtoe Schttpel.
Your Friends & Mine
Mr. &nd Mn. Paul Frenger and
children. Margaret Ruth, Either,
Sharon and David, ot Inglewood
11pent the fint ot the week here u
guest. of Mrs. Frenger's brother.
Sheldon Sm1th and famlly, 127 2:Stb
street. _
Playing five hundred at tbe C.
W . Femand~ home. 2369 Elden
avenue. Costa Mesa Wedne8day
I evening wu a fouraome compoeed
of Mn. Jack Boyd. Mrs. Leonard
Colllrui . Mrs. Ray J ohnston and
Miss Virginia Fernandes. I Holiday guelrle of Mrs. Harry
I Paine jr. at the home of her moth·
er, Mrs. Velma Barber, Balboa,
were Mn. Harold Curtis, Burbank;
Miu Milly Kolegratf. Glendale:
Miu Betty Mean, Paaadeoa. a.n.d
Micky McCarty ot the U. S. Army
Ski Troops who bu just returned
trom Italy. Othere joined the group
for a campfire Sunday night.
Guellta for r..,t>or Day at the
home of Mr9. Zella Bender. 110
28th street. were her liater and
hueb&Dd, Kr. and Mn. ~
Bl&lr ol lAlrUna lloa<h and their
oouolna, Kr. and Mn. Colvin Ware
ol South Gate.
VISIT THE
'BALBOA
THEATER
Box otlloo _. at l :IO p. m.
I.Mt. t'IOmpletie abowlac of a
-FoMare Pr--at a:ao e= m.
Tllon. • Frt -Sat.
Fred Allen • laclt Bea.Dy
"IT'S IN THE BAG"
and
''DANGEROUS PASSAGE" ...tll
Robt. Lowery -PbyW. Broolu
Cartoon -Newa
Sun. · Mon.
Return Sbowtnc of
Fred Ma.cMurray
MadelaJne Carroll
"ROXEYMOON IN BALI ..
also HNEVADA"
Cartoon -N eWJ
Tues. · Wed.
Paul Munl
Marcvertte Chapman
"COUNTER A1TAC K"
aleo
"TWO O'CWCK COURAGE"
with
Tom Conway -Ann Rutherford
.. Speaklni of Anlmala" -Spc>rt.
Starttnc Thurs... Sept. lS
"BRING ON THE GllU.S"'
Cominc: "Sien of tile Crooo", ~ la tbe ._rt"', "A
Royal s:......... "'Expewluwt
Pertlou.", -I'ombeto•e", ~
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BALBOA GIFT SHOP •
• Bathing Caps
• Sand Buckets
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Beach Shoes Beach Bags
and Shovels Suntan Lotion
CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS
By Roberts Studi o
Beauty and Character
Plus Glamour Our Specialty
Order Now to Insure
Delivery for Mail
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Roberts Portraits
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