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Home My WebLink About1945-10-30 - Newport Balboa News Times-- -Sand CVabs . ~ L B.M. puuJ.JPS. The popularity of Representative Joh!) Ph!Illps of Banning flowered at Riverside over the week- end when Republican mem- bers of the State Central committee from all parts of the 22nd Congressional dis- trict met and endorsed the • legislator now representing the three counties of Orange, Riverside and Imperial in Washington. He will report- edly be placed on the ballot without opposition from any member of his party in the primaries next Spring. Wise. cautious. wann to new ideas, but resisting pressure from radical min- ority groups, Representative Phillips has always made a good impression when he visits the Harbor. Republi- cans echo the sentiment re- ported at the Riverside con- clave from all parts of his constituency that he stands high in party favor. Also told at the convention was the feeling of many old lin- ers who came out for a def- inite statement of principles for which the party stands. + + + Politics. In the splendid show of interest by some 200 reSidents of Balboa Island who crowded into the Balboa Yacht club Monday night, m.anY problems -excepting the pier issue -were dis- cussed. and city officials taken to task for fallure to enforce the zoning ordinance relative to a number of fami- lies permitted per lot, partic- ularly in the R-2 or twe>-fam- ily. The meaning of the or- dinance is clear, it \Vas a_s.. serted, but the enforcement lags because of a ruling of the city attorney. One sure way for residents to get laws enforced is to get together when vfolations are obvious. a nd as a group call official attention to them. When one speaker told the audience that his daughter had contracted pol io, he thought from contamination in the bay, indignation rose to a high pitch. and the lis- teners were heartily in agreement something should be done-and quickly. Con- trol is in their hands of the county health department. and the suggestion was car- ried in fonn of a motion to have health ordinances bet- ter enforced. + + + City HaU. While many oth- er matters were pertinent to the meeting of the Balboa Islanders it gave Councilman Earl Stanley his opportunity to present his newest pet project (for which he was all prepared with maps) to change the city hall from the site the city council and planning commission h a d chosen over t o Coast high- way, next to the Bayshore subdivision he is leasing to home builders for Mr. James Irvine. Declaring he did not wish to disturb the harmony of the city (as predicted he would by the writer of this cOlumn last week) he then called for a vote on the mer- its of the site chosen by the civic bodies as compared with his. This \Vas carried by the Islanders present. No one was there to defend the site officially selected. or to deny it will cost more to build there than on the silt and rock-filled site he pro- poses. The proponent of the Coast Highway site had a beautiful pl an of several buildings a nd docks for vis- iting yachts, and he admitted one of its inherent weak-nesses. But. he said in dis- cussing the traffic hazaro. a ramp could be run under the highway to let people out. .rust as simple as that! If the councilman succeeds in open- ing up tfle discussion on an ll8Ue considered settled, then ! all parts of the city should bave an opportunity to be 1-td-Perhaps, If one sec- tion feels it did not have pro. per: , cooslderation, a dty- Wlde electloo should be held .., the proposition. U such a time carDes, tbe News- 'Dmes will= fair and im-i:artlal ty to all sites !or the t of Its readers. • NEWPORT BALBOA I . f Stanley Asks lsl~nders Vote On Proposed Qty .Hall Site; He Presents Highway Project VOLIJMS XDV1J NEWPORT BEACH, OALIFOBNIA, TtlEllDAY, ocrOn:& SO, IMa ~ 1 N1JKBJCa 11 ~=======================~==================~~~====,;;;;;:;:~.1 Elaborate Civic (;enter Plan Offered Balboa Group · Ask Zone Compliance =~:'.:~=:::~:::: Bel .. 1eve World l~landers to Crusa· de Aga·1nst ::ie ~~:~::.':,1".:nsi~;~~10~~r~:1=J~~ i;:ar1 Stanley, CJ.tY counCJlman, took the leading role Monday rught at a meetmg of Balboa Islanders in attempting to have Record Set . Violations of Zoning, Bay :¥~~t;!~~~;~,~·~~-o-~-.q-~-t~-o-~-L-!s:_,_:_c_~-~-!-:8J-l~-~-.on-b~-:-·-:-r: Tokyo to U.S. Pollution and : osquitos ... 00 the wrung ordlnanc ... ~:r~~t:u~~:~::r:-:1= The world record set by the SS Tucson Victory of 1t> days, 21 hours and o.1 minutes from Tokyo to San Francisco has had naviga· tion students and power squadron men. fishermen, navy personnel and jtL<;t plain citizens busy for the past few days with charts and pencils figuring how it could be done. Ens. Victor Chatten of Newport Beach was navigator and third of· ficer of the ship, an American President line vessel in 1he Mer· chant Marine sen •ice "'-'hich is no"' in San Pedro after making the re· cord run. So much interest was sho\.\'Tt in the report. and so many amateur navigator.s claiming it was impossible for a ship of this class. that a copy or the ship's log for the trip "'as secured. provid· ing the follo...,'ing data: Elapsed nme Departure from Fort 2, Tokyo Bay, Oct. 6 at 11·10-00 and arrival at pilot vessel inside Farralones. San Francisco. Oct. 16 at 15·13-00. total. 10 days, 4 hours. 03 min· utes. Added u•as one meridian day and subtract£'d was the clock advance of seven houn;, giving to- tal steaming timr and time at sea of 10 days, 21 houn:, ro min· utes. The distance travellerl in nauti· cal miles ""a" 49-13 and the ~peed averaged 16.77 knot s but excc>pt for the firr-t three days u·ar-17 knots or better "'ith a top speffi or 17.48 knots on th<' meridian da)' of Oct. 11 . Starting from Yoko· hama at latit ude 35 d£'i;:rees 2 points north and longitudC' 139 de· grC'es 42 points f'asl. the shi p' cir· clf'd to lat itude 43 degreer-fiv£' points north and longitude 169 de· grees 15 pointr-wes t on Oct. 11, then down to San Francisco. The boat ran before a wind for('(> from 8 to 9 by thr BeAufort scale with follo\\'ing seas and swells 50 feet high pushing her until she yawed 10 degrees, and This kept up for fou r days Chat· ten stated. Dir-tance covered each day ran from 339 knoL<; on th(' first full day'r-run to 497 knots on th<' last day. Reckoned in miles the figures \\'OUld bC' higher. F1rst ~f~rchant ShJp The SS Tucson Victory '''Rf' the firr-t ~'ff'rchan t Ma rine i;.hip lo en· fContinued on Page Four\ Ask J oint Tenancy Be Ended in Estate Of Drowned Wo man Tenninalion of the joint tenancy interest of Mrs. Patricia Rapp Thomas, who dro~:ned at Newport Beach. in properties she owned with her husband. Mifflin I<. Thomas. was asked of the super"" ior court. Thomas listed a $500 note and real estate at Balboa Island as their estate. The court ordered an appra.isal c,f the estRte. Prominent in Santa Ana affairs for many years. -P..1rs. Thon!as 'vas the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ho\\·ard Rapp. 1816 . Greenl~a f street. She "'as drowned in tl("{'p \\'ater while ~ng alone at the foot of Adams strN>t in 8.'ll· boa. Due to the fact that no '''ate r was found in the lun~. Bnd that the body was found floatir.g in the bay. a heart attack is be· lieved to have caused death. LIEUT. COL. H.I P. YARNELL Islander Ran Box factory In Italy About 200 Brave Storm to Meet with Bal~a Island I mprovement Association ; Hear Taxes, Contaminati1n of Bay, Nui sances ' A turnout of some 200 resiilents of Balboa Island who · ventured through rainy weather to discuss several problems of the islanders at the Balboa Yacht club Monday night round general agreement among the crowd which fiUed the maln room of the clubhouse. Joe Beek, president of the Bal- boa Island Improvement association acted as chairman of the meeting, and Gloria Gartz as ~1 . Galbreath ga.ve u his opinion sec~~~ mO!lt e:ploaive Luue---tha.t the only way to find out if that of piers on the l.aland-waa the man Iii a violator I.I to have not touched on, residents of bOlh him &.rrel!lted. inside and out.side lot11 \\'ere unanl· Earl Stanley'l!I · retn.ark that the mous In their approval of action motion should not include the to a.sk enforcement of the zoning renting of room11 because b.ia l&Wl!I as regards the R·2 zone. ln brother aa building Inspector of accordance with action taken when Pasadena found they allow the Kate McCann, former secretary of same privilege, waa •not diacuased. the commlaslon brought the mat· 8.11 thU bad not been inc1.uded ln te-r before the planning commission the motion. When brought to a vote, the motion carried. W. H. HITCHMAN Victory Loan Drive Starts; Hitchman Chr. Oct. 18. "T -• k Miss McCann explained the frutt-axe_.-uoes any one now any· The Newpdtt Harbor dlatricl tration she encountered ln trying thing about taxes?" brought a \\'Ill have as Its quota for the Five and one-half year9 away to get action on purparted via· cooaiderable amount of laughter Vic tory Loan Drive a sum ot $300.· from home and his delightful fam· la tlon of the R·2 zone by a non-to the aud1en.ce. One. resident men· 000 worth of bonds to be 110ld ily is such a long time that be r esident. She said that this man u;ed that his tax blll bad shot up compared to the quota in the Jut hasn't even tried to make: plansi had built a double house on the 1 pl'r cent o\•e r last year. An· 1 9.·ar loan drive o r $500 000 and for the near future, but just wants front of the lcl and then added other had s25 a.dded to his L&xes.' $730,000 was actually ~becribed, to stay home and get a.cqua.inted an apartment abo\·e garages ln I a1nd ask~d '••.:h~ s~eets were not according to Walter-Spicer, Fi· for the time being. ln the u,:ordl!I the rear. The city attorney. she c eai:1 an beac es ept clean after [nancing Chairman for this area, of Lt. Col. H. P . 'farnell. supply declared. u.:ould not listen to \\'eb-f11c1~icke~s dha~h departed. Mr. En· \\·ho announced the beginning of officer of the Fourth Corps Ar·: ster's definition of a d\\'l'lling. or ~ :: e t;; Y t.ax~ had ~en the drive Kl'.mu1tJme.ouA'ly w ith the t11lery of the Fifth Army in Italy. to other opinions. but agreed the r~ uc th on\ I e rnm and 8-! appointment of W . R. Hitchman I Drowning Victim ,.,. the '"Y council pic ked cut Was Wl.dow of the Central avenue olte by a 3 to 2 margin. a~d it was recommended Caltech Professor by the city planning commi.'8!00. be felt that they should have the right to reconsider the· others. al- Tbe body of a woman washed I though he declared the Central I ashore In corona del Mar last \\red-! avenue sit~ would a~join a high 11eeday prO\'t'd to be U1e \\'ido\\· of I ~rad.e business and 1ncome resl4 Dr. Roscoe G. Dickinson, former dcnt1al development planned by dean of the graduate school, of thl!' Griffith Ccmpany at a cost of California Institute of Technology, 1 bet\\'een one and three millions of according to identification eslab· dollars. lished later in the \J.reek by Thomas 1 The councilman said it was not S. Bell, retired Pasadena attorney I prllCtical to use the Hudson. or and long a friend of the Dickinson !ltrip along the south side of the family. , j Central .avenue site to the bay Madeline G. Dickinson , believed 1 wbl!'re the architect thought boe.t to be despondent since the death of 1 allps should be located. 80 that her scholarly husband about three principal conl!llderation had nar· months ago, and herself ill, came rowed down to a em.alter site U> the scene of many or their hap-'\\'hich, he BB.id would have business plest days 9then the p rofe!'l80r was buildings and residential income- allve. She \\'as believed to have properties backing up to the city commit ted suicide by leaping into hall. the llUrf from rocks near the point Favof"li Highway where John Eliot Croul of 211 Some residents of the harbor- Lark.5pur, Corona del Mar. found favor the development of the 2300 ber. feet of harbor frontage on the The body ha.d been in the water Coast Highway, bounded on the-- about 15 hours, according to the eut by the Baysbor-e subdi\'i.sion,. opinion of potiCe and the f ire de· and on the west by the Sea Scout partment rescue squad, headed by base, he believes. and he went into· Frank Crocker. The body was then the various merits of thi8 site removed to Baltz Mortuary. where which he declared was given by it tay for-several days until iden-Mr. James Irvine to the city with Wication could be established. the stipulation it wu not to be Private services werl!' held last used fo r private gain. \~rho has just return"ed to his hol)'le city could bring injunction pro4 , e on e s an · I again as chairman of the drive. at 223 Opal. Balboa I sland. 1 ceedings against the violator. I Sever&l spoke ln favor of a Mr, Spicer said in making the Lieut Col Yarnell hrui been Roland Thompson .city attorney, motion \\'bich ...,.as put bl!fore the 1 announcemf!J'tt yt'lfterday: "Hitch· decorat~d u,iilh the Bronze Star by lnterpreted the ordinance relating house to se~k mo re informa~on man has done rruch a thoroughly the American government and the t o the ~·2 zone u permitting mo~e on the tax situation. T he . motion, 1 good job in the prevfoa.a two drivea Saturday at the Mountain \'iew 1 The ci ty has 1200.000 to spend chapel In Pasadena... She is sur· f'or a city hall. the councilman ex- vived by a daughter. Dorothy, 19. 1 plained. and believes the Central of the Pasadena residence. and a avenue site good for only 15 to 20 son, said to be a lieutenant com· years. u·hile the site he proposed' mander in the navy. on the higb\\•&y . .,..,rould be good for 100 years. He described this civic center as having a city hall. a li- brary, future war memorial. civio auditorium, police and fire depart- m ents. a museum. harbor ma.ster's office. docks for visiting yacbt&-- men. and location for the fire boat and crssh boat. as well as duffle houses for yachtsmen. Brazilian l<.:Iedal or \Var by tile than two families if the third did to have a committee appointed to ' that we have conacripted hlm Wayne Drager South American government for not posses.s a kitchen. she recalled. look . into taxes, wu unanlmoualy again and be baa con&ented to N handllng wpplif'6 to advanced "Then \\'e must go around snoop--carried by \'OiCe vote. ! chairman the Victory drive wblch amed Deputy artillery l.Ulit.a during the long I ing to 9ee if the third resid'ent Is The next matter, contamination J hope wnl be &n immediate SUC· Co struggle up tbe Italian penlnaula. eat ing out ," Mi!M McCann added. 0( the bay. found some of the I cess in a community wblcb bu unty Clerk In the ca&:" of the Brazilian award Motion Read · I reSldenl!!J con11iderably oo edge. consistently over . 8Ubacribed Its B J S the distinction c&me tor instruction L. H . Barber. a resident of Park The ~boa I11l~nd Improvem~n t quotas during the wa:r ."" · · mith, county clerk, has in the use of the American sywt.em avenue on the Island brought con· A.88oc1at1on petitioned the c1ty l The immediate need fa for funds ·~n::;:;~a~~: 0;P~l~e~~ ;;! fo r \\'hich be was responsible. · slderable discussion on the matter four years ago to have. the nuitt-1 for tr&n!rpOrtatJon of tbe returning deput,y county· clerk. Smith ad· Often under artillery fire \\'hile to a bead with a motion to petition an~ abated. Th.e chairman ex·1 service men. rehabilitation. BChool. ministered the oath of office lo their wpply line was moving up the city counci! to fulfill its ordin· plarned. It \\•as 98.ld. that last sum. Ing, medical ca.re-alt ot theee Drager and assigned him to duty to the f ro'1t. the Balboa. Islander ances and enforce them I relative mer many of the anny anct navy things which a grateJ'u.l America in Dept. No. 3. Presiding Judge has seen enough of ...,.a.r for a long to the R-2 :wningl as interpreted boats .were the \\'Orst offe.nders, I will not deny the men who have Raymond H. Thompson's superiDr t ime. he declared. The mounta.ln· by the city planning r-omm1ssion ~ult this \\·ould not . be true tn tbe j helped bring victory to our people, court. ous terrain. ft'v•: and narrO\\' roads. on Oct. 18. u ure. 1 Hitchman said. Lemr than 50 per Drager is an honorabl\' di<::· aniJ poor transportation facilities !.tisa McCann read the ordinance Rex Albright. recently returned I cent of the men in uniform have charged Army Air Force sei-geant. rr.ade the effort much "'orse than and aa.Jd that It 18 clear. Judge R. !Continued on Page F'ive) finished school and the govern· He has li\'ed in Balboa for several would orll inaril)· fall the Jot of t he ment has guara.nreed theae men a years and \\'On hjs dir-charge from supply fon:es. The several moun· SL-PENCILLED PERSONALITIES 1 ~~:poei~~!n~ their education. it the service soon after the war "'3.'i lain ranges in tbe country afforded 1 ~ ended. a natural defensive advantage to Bv }ACK LINDSLEY, Cowboy Artist the Nazis, and they certainly made the most of it be saJd. He was in the last few <tay8 of the drive on Rome, and the rest of the hard drive up the peninsula. His wlfe, u had thouaanda of other "'·Ives. sent a Christmas pres· ent during the campaign. and when la8t Christma~ Eve came, all the men were anxious to open their pre.ae nlB. then prepare for a turkey dinner the next day. Before they opened one package. the word came to move, and their entire po- sition wa..a changed to come to the a.id of another unit hard pressed to hold their o"'·n. They came back later and opened their Christmas pre9en ts. he added. In the ca.mpa.Jgn nearly a.s many allied troops were uaed ea the Nazi9 had racing them. Five di· vis.ions did most of the fighting, including ooe colored American, a Bra.zlllan, and a South African. 1 Continued on Page 4 ) I .. , ;· -· .···-.. ..,....~ "' Costa Mesa Carpenter, 66, Jailed for Throwi~g Tacks Costly to Move Kouse Into Newport Beadl After Nov. 15 It t. going to be George Edson, 66. a carpenter fo~erly employed at Conaolidated Steel Small Boat Dlvtsion in New- port Beach pleaded guilty Satur· day to throwing a quart of copper. headed tacks in the driveway of Jlt'8. Patience Smith, 1926 Orange •lrttl Costa Mesa, where be and hla wtte roomed la.st summer for a few days. E dson wu also a c- cUaed of thr~·lng yellow paint on Mn. Smith's house. Stanley ad.mltted_that from 10,· 000 to <f0,000 cars pa.&S there daily. and the objection of~ heavy tratnc could be taken care of by a ramp under the hJghway. If and when (Continued on P age Four) Proposes Club For Small Boat Owners Here One \\•ho has dreamed, saved.. and is now beginning to plan an extended trip in his own boat built es(X'Cially for him to t he South Seas has posed an inter- esting question for small boat owners. Why not have a "little man's yacht club" for one-man boat owners. limi ted.. say to own· e rs of boa ts of 32 feet or less ! Larry Ewen. owner of the Mesa Radio and Electronics Shop came up with the suggestion. He, like a number of other men and women about the harbor who are interested in both power and sail· Ing c raft . is taking a course in boat handling. given under the auspices of the U. S . Power Squadron at the Balboa Yacht club. Not all of the "students" have boats. but all are interested In owning one. .Urges Removal of Control Over 'Luxury' Rentals Here i difficult to move buildings Into the city of Newport Jlracb An amendment to cfty ordl.nance 389 pa.s.sied by the city counC:ll aofh.e \\'eeks ago and effective ttae middle of next month will requln! a per. mlt fee of $500 upon appllcation to moYe a structure lnto the ctty limits. and after Inspection, tf the buJlcting ts found to have termite., vermin and rodent.a. or vlDlates other city on::llnancem. the appll· \ cant may be turned down by the \. building inspector, aod $200 re- taJned for neceSMLrY COit.a and a· penaes. If the buUdlng t. foaud frooe al ttttnltea, rodents and verm.tn and does not violate other city ordln· ances. then the a~t t. re- quired to furnlah piano and opod- fic&-tion.e for remodelfnC or repair or r~trucUoc al tbe dwell.ln.g. He must prepan!; the proper faun-- dation tn accordance with hla plam When arrested last Sept. 9 for the a ct, Edson jumped ball of $500 and left word with friends he was leaving the state. He was traced to Sant& Cruz, Calif., by the sheriff's ornce. as It was found he obtained the lack.8 there. Edaoc was arraigned before Ju.dge D. J . Dodge in !"Jewport Township court when he \\'BS re- turned. The reason be gave for the charge Of malicious m iecbief WU "to get even" with Mrs. Smith. wbo, he felt charged both Edson and hie wtfe tao much tor five or B1x daye room and board. Her price, It WU le&med. WU $25.. NOY.' Ewen's idea is that the "little" man. the business man. mechanic or jur-t anyone who can't afford a large boat, but has boat- ing for his hobby, likes to learn more about not only his own but thf' handUng of others. He likes Io get together and swap yarns about them. He might like to join wit'1 others in an inexpensive club where boats under 32 feet could be kept~ and have just a utility clubhouse, not a swanky affair, for his needs. · Removal of re.nt control on all dwelling units renting for $75 or more a month wa.s urged today by the Newport H.a.rbor Real Estate Board. I .. For the first ti.ml!' since ttnt control wu established our Na· tional Association baa determined through it. Realtors' Wuhingtoo Committee to uk tor an outright eJ1m 1naUon of controla ln one bracket of rmta throughout the country." aid Ralph Mukey, put president of the Boa.rd. ''"nle local board aupported rent control from the very tlrat u a willing compliance. of rental proP" erty owne.ra in the intere.te of the . war effort and the war tt00.omy. ''Wb.e.n it became appattnt ln OPA's 'bold-the-line' pol!c:y that nothing wu actually hdd escept other groups repruenting property • owners protested thia e-coaomJc -· dlacrt.m.Lna Uon. "Now we &Ti!' &A.king removal or control in lbe e<H:a.lled luxury type or rental accommod&Uona becauae, with the war tlnlabed.. the time bas come for &dju.atmente to the reality of the eftuaUon. Landlords are being pakl rents ot a depree· moo or near-<teprealon level in the face of eonatanUy rlatDg main- tenance cost& There i. no ln.n&· tionary danger .,.,·bat.ever 1D remov· lng: rent controls from thla type ot houatnc. tn fact.. tt would be a COrTectl\l'e. ,,.. . Wllllam Ue.nry Sorter, wlto wttll Ida IOD·la·law Cllfton Rntst•I own sad operate the ..iy Mwllac alley lA Newport Barllor, maJntalu tbe center of un•'*"'9ent la ..... ..._ Bea.I eetat.e la 1'h 9'rde ltn6-&Jtho BUI ~ t.9 WU oace ..._., la otL f from Plto&o bJ' Oatlardt) Bill Borter of the 'Spc)rtland' and apeclttC11tlona Vlnl,atjgn• ot the ordtnaoce are to be comtde:red a miade.meanor, .u.bject to a fl.De of $21Kl or a jail term. McFarland Back After Discharge From Coast Guard Judge Dodge felt that the man wu old enough to know beiter, and tined him $50, combined w ith a RD.le.nee ot 30 dayl!I t.q jail, 20 at which waa SU8pended \ Veteran Takes Over Fonner Wife's Office The radio dealer kno'4'S a num·· her of fellows who. like returning veterans and others not able to join existing yacht clubs, like to club togethe r . but can't afford a big Initiation fee or heaV)· monthly dues. He wonders it someone would figure out ways and means for starting such an organization. Regular officers, alternated each year. and only one or two paid employ.,; might be the answer to the problem. Then, when some Dr. Robert O'awford has taken of them wanted to make a cru.1se over the optometry practice of outside, they could go l<>K"ther. his farmer wile. Dr. Margaret D . and feel aafe about It. 1 CJ'awford, at 1792 Newport Blvd. Ewen and his wf/e have j>lanned Bevorly B. K....,._, www-He plans to add an optical labors-a ~year cruise to the South 204· S&th street and Bencbel •· tory plus ~ equipment to the Seas. They are not ready to make '"'l"bere b no justlncaUoo what· ever nov.· for-coottnulng coatrol ln tbe highet' rental bracket& To do ao ta to control merely for th• u.ke of uH'Cil:in& authority. Con· trol lb.ould be taken ott tble clul Wl.W&m. Henry Dort.er Oil. the been a wtiM.erner. And bil tra•th Cbriaty, motor m+'b'#• wlll premt..., It Yet. but he is get:tlng informa· rtela. the National Aaoc.laUoo ol Of rec.ta t.mmediately." Kr. M.aae1 'Sport.land" Bowlinl' Oenter at the ba••-ta.ken bim to many placea, 2/, 400 1'latln attDOe. ban been Crawford was recently dis· tion together for such a trlp. It Balboa PaYilloo bu bad a varied uaua.lly ln the amuament bualn-. cllllch1rged a.Qder tDe llST7 palDt ~ from the army. Mrs. will take a long time to plan it, &nd lnterettin.g Ufe. From the time Wo.rkine out b:t the f'GUl!I. md •ystem. and ban: M•e •I bome. It Cnwford has moved to Lollg but Larry says a little club of this be left collqe tn J!Mti•n• and W'&t tumble country with ml.Der. gave wu amwunced b7 a.p.ratlaD Beech where she will take a much kind could help him plan it. and lDto mtntnc tn Mako, Borter bu (0mt1Dued on Pac"e Fou.c) Cent.er ?io. ll ID Lcmc" e -zctr needed rest. all have some tun in the-.barp.in. R.eal Eotal• -tos-.:r wl\11 aid. • \ • Make Accessories For Bond Money 'f9 a...-e ertta doU..n for War Bon•M JD&ke your own accessories. Thi! ~ cap f.-Jmltted of &.me re1 wool, caftecl wltb u.,..,. felt. The IBa&cblq •oulder-st.r1p bag ls for Rltoolroom paraphernalia. Pat.term a& local stores. U.S. Trtas11r) o,1arl,..t<1 I For quick resuJ ts we nmes classified oolwnns. News· I PUNES FOR FARMERS I Adults ottered Recreation at WASHINGTON -The alrplano High ~-... --. will benefit lite farmen o1. the ~ United Stateo as much In the _. - future u cllcl the railroad In the Newport Harbor High Is otfer- last half of the 19th centllr7 and ing n!Cl"99.tiooal classes in buket- tbe automobile in the 20th centar,-, !lill, badminton. and volleyball, ln according to 1uneya reported bf the evening classes on Tuesday, the Air Tnnaport A.uoeiallon o1. Wednesday and Thunday ot every America. k -~ ....__ 'The Department o1. Arr!eul11tn "'"Baiboo ;gj' j; on Tue9c1ay eatimates that at least S,000 post--night.a. Men ct. the community war aurphll plane• may become air are urged to come out as a com· trucks to tran1port prodnee. Al-munity league will be organized ready &ir delivery of several 1'ari~ later in the aeuon. Regular ties to marketlll over Ion& diatances games will be sc:heduled among has pro•ed feasible. Present plana town .teams. Badminton is ot- of the airlines call f or the encoar-re.red on Wednesdly evenings for agement of farmera in all aeetiou both men and 'W'IXIW!n. lnst:nJc- of the conntry to raise ve&etabla tlon will be given beginners with and crops which heretofore ha•• plenty ol C01n:petition on hand for been confined within a market ft.· the advanced players. dins of 200 miles. Henceforth W... 'Ibe Bustneu: Men's volleyball tances are likely to become a MC-group have the gym Thursday ondary factor. nights when regular games are Air parcel post, if and when pla,yed. All activities are free Px· adopted, u provided in a bill be-cept for a small towel fee. ClasSes fore Congre.u, will greatly increue -' fhis Happens Every 90 .Seconds the rural value of the airplane, not are held at the high school gym· nJ to hi roduce but aho to naslum from 7 to IO. Ameri·ca'• homes are attacked or new ones built. The protectl~n 0 1 1 P P ' · ci..... In -~ -rl< Include by •-•·t.ant t al bring back manufactured articles, ... .....,.. ... v by ftre a t the rate of 330,000 a aft'orded UJ,e·resw ma eri including machinery parts. The woodcraft. reflnWUng, new con· year or one every 90 seconds, is graphically illustrated. ~he .... .,·100 of parcel post to the air-structlon, and lathe work. ThesP. accofding to th~ ~alional Fire inftamma•te roof on the burru.ngd b -~ ·-ff -~ Monday ••d Thu-••·· Prolecti·on A3sociat1on. Although house wu quickly consume Y 11.nes would mean that more than a.1-.:;- 0 e.~ ..... ..,......., the ftames and the building ~enJn~ with Mr Worden In 90 percent of all fires are attribut-. 4.2,000 postal offices would be added ,..... -· ed to carelessness. the rate of totally destroyed. while the Are- to the 23,000 express offices now de--charge. destruction would be reduced retardant asphalt shingles on the livering air express. Beginning and advanced navi· iharply1 aays the NFPA. if ft.re-neighbor ing bou~e serve:d as a Possibilities appear limited onlJ gation classes are held on Monday resistant materials were used protective covering which re- l · ·ty u f and Wednesday nights rrom 7:30 when old homes are remodeled sisted the windblown spa.rk.s.~ by individ~ ingenu1 •. sea ore-to 9 :30. There is still room avail· _:_.:;.:..:_:.:_ ________ c.... ____ -=-c..=-:..... ___ ..o-:.....== Seen for the airnlane include the - 1111u1111u 1111111nt1111•1 ,,,,.111111111111111u11r1111111~11rm~'!'. •• bl ( additi• a] tude ts ao tnuUJportation of fiying docton a e or on s n , _ · ~ E G G s ~ and medicine, and of patient.a to cording to the instructor, Mr. JQd· Better Homes Predominate In Week's Building Permits ~ ~ hospitals; the flying in of grain der. ; ~ and feed to farms isolated by fioods ; ; or blizzard•; spttading of genni· California May Get : f R E § H ~ cides, dusting, inspecting and GSO OOO N C • cheeking crops, eatlle, sheep and ' ew ar~ • ~ E v E R Y D A Y fences, shooling coyotes, wolves During Next Year -• and other pest!, fertilizing, and ~ . • Lake County Bartlett • seeding. 1 · 1 $15 i Pears for Canning: Hitlt"r had everything-but peace car regiater ations during the com· to a lo\,: of t"''O or three houses CXX>. and the duplex at lli Dia· --:________ Any eirtimate of probable new \Vifh building permits slumpi ng I on the C'nd of th£' pentnsu a, .• ~ of mind at his BE'rchtesgade n re· lng year in California is sheer a \\0('('k for th<' f i~I of the m onth , mond av<'nU<' which 1-1. t-:. K0ndaJI i · t reat. Among othe r mode m con· guesswork at lhi.s t ime, according th is Ja..;;1 \\'<'Ck shO\VC"d an up"'·a rd of t~lboa Island, former C'XC'CUiive ! G R 0 CE R I £ § : . venienC'es .\'·as_ a completely equip· to a release lo the -.tionaJ Auto--ln:>nd \\'ith nine ne"· hnmi>..; of the J . C. Pennt~Y company, IS • ped electr1c kitchen. mobile Club from the Department s tarlf'd. F'ig-ur<'s for l .... 'O \Vl'<'k " building. -• C Id M ts · of Motor Vehic1e-s. show a totnl of S7R,100 \\i th thrl:'e 0 1hC'r n('\\' homf><; arP: Hazl'I 0 aa : 1 -------------California dealer!'! Male t.hal of !hC'm in thr ur1wr brackf>t <'1»~"-Smith of Rf'dclndo Bc>ach. 3.~11 ~ Fruit8 and Vegetables they have infor mation Indicating T c>n othl'r pt>rmits hrou~ht 1t11• ~larcus avcnur. Sl:lOO: J . R. Burke. ~Pbo-ue 2618 Open Sundays: B 0 W L !the manufacturers have platl8 to amount up to &G.~. 371 1 Coast Boull'\'ard. S4000: • pl ace some 6.500,000 plea.sure cp s ln the t~(X' of construction l lC'nry Jnhn!'nn, 207 35!h !'trC'Ct, ~.: Dutton's Grocery:_ B A L B 0· A on the mark et during 1946. u this "'h ich ha<; !'N'n liltlC' <!ClJVity !'!nCt' ~: J . L. Stamp. 501 Orchid -= be true. California i.s expecte-d to rhc war bC'i;an arr the homr~ bt" 3\'t"'nU('. S:l!')()(): \\' K . \Varrf'n. 617 ~ 17M Newport Blvd. Collta Mee.a : '?; 4 0 2 receive a quot.a or 10 per cent of \ ing built by \\'illiam C. \\'<lITnin,:::-· Poppy <l\'f'OUC'. S3000: E. V. O\·· ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~;;;~;;;~~;;;~;;;;;;~;;;;[the total, since about 10 ner cent ton of Los Angl'le!', at 1~ \\"e~t f'rby, 602 Dahlia. S:,000: (<.l rs. Lois t"111t lll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .-l <"j • 5(X) b '1 a or the Nation 's lot.al registeration B.."'ly avt'nur. to C0"1 <!' -t, ; y . C'O or, ap."'lr lmC'nt ovt'r ~a ragC', ls ln California. ~tr. CallC'ry at 2238 ChannC'I Road -t 15 GoldC'nrod avrnue. 81800. \\'E SERVICE A 11 Chrysler Products Factory Trained Mecha.rdce Cars Called for and Delivered Mandie Motors, lac. DUec& Factory Chryller • Plymouth Sales and Service 424 Main St. Huntington Beach Phone BonUncton Beacb W WELCOME CAFE %560 Newport Blvd.. Costa MMa GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE-:· MODERATE PRICES FAMOUS COMPLETE DINNER 5 p. m. unUJ 10 p. m. -Sun.daya: U noon onUI 10 p. m. Open 8 a. m. to ! a. m. -Clo.ed Mondaya Dinner Dance Wednesdays and Saturdays 8tol2p.m. Newpert 433-M Our Kitchen Open for Inspection Wm. E. Ludewig, Prop. .Jost What Balboa lla!J Needed SHOE REPAIRING SHOP Expert \\'orkmansblp Work Done While You Wait Boun 10 tG 5 Ray Pagan -515 East Bay Front X ext Door to Palm Cate - Bobby Hitt, Son of Former Resident, on Visit Other home:-J)('rmits were to I I Bert I. S~ith. 1723 \\.<>s.t CC'ntral A I R CAR G 0 I a-·onuo. $5000: L. C. Sawm of Bal· boa a t 130A Cliff Drive. Ke"'lX>rt L------------' 1 Heights, S7CXX>, and Col. A. W . s . Smith. 512 O<:t'a n boulevard, Co- CBICAGO-The zooming growth rona dt'I Mar garage with bed~ of air carao i1 seen in iteps taken rooms above $181'.X>. Bobby Hitt. C.0U"N&in, USNR, la by the 19 domestic airlines of the Albert R Marsan 700 Carnation on 30-day furlough from hie ablp, un1~ . .a State• to set up equipmen\ · . dd. . d t the USS Bnehnell, and baa been !.C\.I that will raUe their avenue. 1s a 1ng a secon s .ory vleitl.ng the Whit Hel.ma fa.mUy and s~hedi:1:;.. immediate post....-ar at a C?St of $1200 and altera~on.s and other old friends in Newport. capacity d th 194"6 are being done by A. W. Whlzen, H u. the youngeat 90ll Of Mr yean b7 fiv_e·fol over e by 4008 Channel Place, S600, and P. a:d Mrs. Ben HJtt, former reel~ level, accordmr to ,,&_~ '~J:n o1 A. C"hamberlain, 111 15th street. the Air TnnapoTI ~oeia $150 dent.a of 2627 Weet Cent.ral avenue, ,, -.. ..o... d·d. · r ·• wb u ~~·..... -·--'eel A 1llon to onner penru.., 0 moved recen Y to Rainbow, Th• airlinet lut Y~ ca.lTl Eulala Estus, 1711 11': West Cen· near Hemet. 20., a79 006 pound.9 of mail , expreu 500 1 · W All three of the Hitt broth.ere, ....., ' .. • the tral avenue. Sl ; a terat1ons, . who ln N rt Beach and u:ceaa baggage, w i. rdu or Kindell. 127 20th street. $1200: grew up ewpo • UH of addtd planes on '-' er alterations to store front of Al's were in the eervk:e. Billy le radio-tion will provide cargo apace 1 Sh 05 F dd Pl ma.n 3/c m. the USS Celtic, a :!mctent to handle about one bil· Tack e op. ~ Mc a en, ace, tanker which la a flO&Ung rvice of · from $763: alterations. Mrs. Cornell, elation 1n the far Pa.cine m: Ben. u;;e~~ :::::· :n~ble ~ Lake avenue: $1000; smal~er who wu a 1ergeant with the 27th j d chin art.a. jobs. Mrs. Lee Shipley. ~42 Heller foodltatr an ma ery P trope. $600: Kenneth Wilson. 925 divialon at Okinawa,. ia nO'W dia· The expanded. t\eet of p~e~er Coast boulevard. S520. and J . M. charged from the ~y and la plane. will proTI.de m'Geh additional Gabriel, 911 East Central. $250. working on a newapa.per ln San cars<> spac~ Wlth .some of them Joee. • ha..-fns compartments for mall and eo-. .t.mo. JIAJllNS . MD108 DPAIBP> llal't.e • • .. '•• BURT R. NORTON llll """"' ~ -11&11 Ne#port lleedt. o..nt. T&UCKB AND TRACTOB8 . F~ EQUIPMENT M. Eltiste & Co., Inc. '8111:.411l I'll. --Ana Ill No. L.A. St. Pl&. Ul1 •nW• Christian Science Radio Program Change Announced fn!cbt which can be mode laTcer aa anf partlcnlar pauencer load crowo 1mallor. All-cars<> pl&nee o1. war-time tn>• an inc:ru.ainr in 1'umben, to be supplemented ftrJ eoon b7 i!ianee deaigned udmlnl7 Radio programs of splTltual in· for carso carrying, with featma spiration, prepared under supervis· which will sreatlr expedite the ion or The 01ristian Science Board q>eed. and economy of loadinc and of Directors in Boston, may be anloadin,., heard in this locality on and after Meanwhile planl are underway November 4 over station KMPC, for upandin.r present pick·up sys. Los Angeles. at 6 :15 each Sun· leml which operate without lond- ........ ' Ne,.,. methodl are. be.inc day evening . ..... -uf The~ t ranscribed broadcasts studied _by airlinee and man ac-include musical selections present· ~y a unit bu been develo~ ed by Robert Hall Collins, solo~t. eel allowing a plane in flight to I and Ruth Barertt Amo,. organist ick u a loaded glider from the of The M?ther . Church tn Boston. p onl making peacetime routine an~ a br~e~ discourse by Henry ~one of the war'1 moat dramatic Edison \VaUi ams. exploit&. ----- -Support the War-Ch~ - -------~ The pedestrian who weare white c'lotbing at night may avoid wear· ing It tor the rest Of eternity. y_,.....,.... ..... -old"-that • ....., .............. Ir.Mp • ....., .. , ••• WIM yauna ••"•ri 11FN pl111ty el thet ..-w ........................... . > ' • I r • Your friends and Mine ROBOT PILOT ON THE JUMP The electronic automatic pilot ill capable of maklng u many aa 300 tugbt correctlona; a minute. BLOTTERSJ! Recent guests at the home of Goldenrod avenue, Corona del Mrs. James Frost. Oubhouse ave-Mar, returned last week from Otl· nue. were her cousin and husband, Staff Sgt. and Mn. Joseph Zgone cago. They were gone five weeks Jost Beoelved of Enimclaw, Wash.; her brother--and the local contractor hunted Lerp 8hlpmMt of in·law. Kenne th Frost,.machinist 's in Montana and South Dakota, DESK BLOTTERS mate l i e USN, Miss Viola Klng, reporting a fine trip. and Ens. Victor Olatten, whose Mr. and Mrs. Al Anderson or the 81.uS lhU-lOc ship is now at San Pedro. Fun Zone are vacationing in New saw UxS8 ZOe Mrs. Ida Reed of Oklahoma City Mexico. Telephoning Al J oyce .Jost Ule tb1q for dlat deM: is a guest at the home or their Sundayr the Balboa amusement of 70W9 • . • bome or otDoe niece, ¥-rs-William Umland, 606 man said they had just visited the West C-entral Avenue. for an in· Carlsbad Caverns and were plan· News-nines Bldg. definite period. She came here ning on spending two weeks in Newper& Beach from Huntington Park where she Mexico buying for the Fun Zooe O.tnl, _,. IOtla spent several days after arriving :I j gi~·;;rt;;s;;h;;op~. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ by plane and will probably make her home with Mrs. Bess Rigney, ONCE AGAIN Balboa Motel. Mrs. Reed. who is 73 years old, made the trip by SAM'S SEA FOOD CAFE pl~~: and Mrs. J ack Sullivan of Qil Industry to Hire 150,000 in N'ext Two Years With plant closinge. layoffs and reconversion11 spotting the day·s news. it's a cheerful note to bear that one great American industry expects to provide m ore jobs ln the next. few monthai than it did before the war. President William R. Boyd jr., of the American Petroleum. Instl· lute has announced that the oil in· dustry expects to increase its total payroll about 10 per cent within a year and lo employ some 150.000 mor e people v.•ilhin the next two years. Says Mr. Boyd: Offers You the J.l'IJlmt Place to DIDe In Orange Coantr- All New - - - Even the Location ... 011&-lblf Mlle Eui ol Old Location on oClut lllgbway. Beautiful New Cocktail Bar We Lead Southern California in the Serving of -SEAFOODS- ALSO YOUR kind of STEAKS -VISIT OUR KITCHEN - Sam's Sea Food Cafe and Fish Market "The Industry expects to employ OR"! r--m b (Near Seal Bea.ell) more people -as they become ~==·~===~~~~=·=r~wa~y~===============~ a•.-ailable-than it did before the v;ar. This \\"ill not be true ln every branch of the business, nor in evPry company or localit;-. but it v.·ill be true overall. 'The g-reatest increases will I come in the fi('lds of distribution I both of present products and ney.· on es. and In the great backlog of con!rtruct ion and manufacture of equipment halted by the y.·artime shortage nf manpo,,·er and ma· terials. "The J){'trolcum industry. a}. lb0ugh 86 years old. is barely emerging from a dolescence In many important phases. In the last decade. and particularly since the -;~tar, petroleum scientists have learned to take the petroleum molecule apart and put it back l o· gelher In a multitude of new and varied forms. "This discovery has been respon- sible for the tremendous advances ill motor fuel that make such sky giants as tfie B-29 poselble. It ha.e brought about the synthetic fuels and lubr1cant.e that enable air· planes of the present-and future -to operate ln any extremes of temperature. It bas brought forth a b o!'tt of new products and con· ta.ins the aeed.s from which a. host of new industries will spring up within the next few years." DR. REEDER NOW IN L·IOO Dr. and Mn. T . P . Reeder, who have been staying at the Wolden. berg home on Balboa Uland since their return to Newport Bea.ch are ?JOW at the Udo Apartment.a, 320 Via Lido N oTd.. The doctor bas been buay meeting bU. many friends and ta reeumi.ng practice although be baa not yet leCUred an Office location. YOUR DREAM HOME • The Home You Want May Be Advertised On Today's Classified Page Under Classification Number 47 It's Easy to Own Your Own Home If you don't have sufficient money for the down pay- ment coosult the Real Estate Loans classification Num- ber 55 for firms who will help you finance your property Newport Balna News-Ti mes !011 Cealnl Ave. Ph.-12-lS {()()~ WhP1i t:1net:16- • "kY&Ae11 thld ~1$ses yw, cn11m-' f""'l'-~I • T..-.. FC a eew kildaca "-t.nina imi JOU boaw. Yaa ...c • baw kJtmae , •• -· -... wi-I liaslo ....... .. oclcw. r;....,i.1.... llald "' - -... AAd .. -Gil .... .,. • wodu.c oa ;..: __. a ,._ -icta WCI a c&er • (al., .......... brias -.. --oqlaJr marc1i9..d ~ ..... Mloi ..a·1w • ap QPt Mar 'eepi. .. t ~ ·-wl ............ will k ..-- -ID -.._ No cndts CW cnaaim •·•a ~ .,...15 aid li....W. pa.c..1 aODIR• •• • PR~CTICAL •• • •tAMl·l'l••ICT &AS \ • I • • James Lee • W. B. Foote Insurance -2117 Coa!t Blvd., -Real Estate --·-- · Balboa Yacht Basin Palisa<les Road -0 . A. Haley -Npt. Bch 500 --v-- r The Balboa Inn Main Street at the Balboa Pier-Ph. Newport 660 --·-- Culbertson Chevrolet Co. Otto Culbenson. Owner --·- Casino Cafe 202 Main S t. -Louis Verwey -Balboa -·-Barrow's Department Store 1816 Newport Blvd. -Costa Mesa --V-- Boyd's Service Station 1500 W. Central Ave. -Phone 985 -Y-- Balboa Fun Zone Balboa --V-- Bastanchury Water Co. 1'a:nou1 Arte•la.n A :lu()f'r D1!llll"<\ Drlnkin&' Water Phone Zeni th 4510 --V-- Balboa Market Gus Van de Linde & Fritz Goossens --·-- Eugene Elliott 501 E. Central-Real Estate-Estab. 1924 --V-- Balboa Paint Store Mr. and Mrs. C. Ferrell-600 E . Bay Ave. --V-- . Larry Fisher 30th & Lafayette-\VholesaJe Fish-Phone 260 • __ ,. __ . Florence Bakery ~tr. and ~l rs. Edward Firbank-Balboa ------ W. T. Jefferson 212 Ocean Blvd. -Corona del 1\-lar __ ,. __ Lowman Boat Builders 485 Ne\\-port Blvd. -Costa ltlesa __ ,. __ Bay Shore Camp Coast High\vay-Heinz & 1'11arie Kaiser __ ,. __ Excelsior Creamery Santa Ana -California --V-- B'Domes Cafe 2200 Ocean Front -Adele & Gwrge Beddome -V- Newport Builders Supply Co. 3 104 \V. Central Ave.-Newport Beach __ ,-__ Ocean Front Cafe 2114 Ocean Front -1'."ev•port __ ,. __ MacCurdy & Calkins, Inc. Naval Architects·-·Boat Buildcrs-··Boat Repairing --V-- Bayside Fish Market 28th & Lafayette-Newport Beach --·-- Dean Termite Control - QGaraQteed Term.lie Coiarol-Lal.Hl lai!lroYIJd ltethod8 1017 So. Main St.-Santa Ana-Phone 6683 --·-- Orkin's Department Store 1793 Newix>rt Blvd. -Costa Mesa ~·-- F. & S. Sales Co. Santa Ana --Y- Ludlum Carpet Works 1622 So. Main -Santa Ana --\"-- Vallely Boat Rentals Opal &: So. Ba.Y -F.dg~ater at Palm Ave. --V-- Balboa Cleaners 605 E. Cfntral Ave.-Balboa --·-- Rawson's Cafe 1015 Coast Highway -Newport Beech --·-- The Edgewater 1000 Shore Ave.-Corona del Mar --·-- California Marine Packing Co. ~tee A--Newpon --·--"The Arches" .. ,._., • LltU& Btt Bella'' Q:ldltan Lounn ~ C&te On Coast Highway at Newport Blvd. --·--/"_ Van Camp's Sea Food Co., Inc. 227410th Street -NewP«t Beach • 't ' • ' MjWW MIAO.A ... [_--- . - ' (And I'll hack u11 that Jlle1Jgc witl1 \'iC'l ory 80111ll!-1'1t•nty of the m!) (~ly counlry-lhe land that yields my crops, that gi\•tt a living to me and mine. I'll put m,· (lollan lo work for her.) ~rll help to keep ii one nalion-P.ro•perou• and hippy.) 7fith /de1Jtty a1zd j~fice /or. all (And a good lioing for ail-lhe living that my backlog of Victory Bonde will make secure in the year• to come .•• for me, for m y community, for the boye who are coming back from fighting in their country'• aervic:e.) • . " .. -.... • • ,_ o:-t-.>.f~~-·:-I ' ..• , .· .. --., ';> ~ '1' ., . ..:·~' -' :.-};> .• "» .-..Aif. '' ·.· ·-·---~ ,.,-it~ • -;,,-t. .. • ..-----------------------------~--------------------------.· l • ' • r /_ . _ _ . __ about fhe great ~ Victory Loan and how important it is to you and the busin~s of your country to buy E X ·T R A bonds in this final loan! -' \ • Vldory JI.-will Mlp per dae ,_.dou -of~ doe ...... Tiier will Mlp bring .... "°'" ..... .._ ... ...m -11 dae liaeo• of El! tied eare fo.r OID' ,.....&e4l ' -•• --- Held by •lllrcee. ef A ' , •ss'w wlll pro-.ldc • rC11Cne .. ..P-9 ,...,_. , • ._ -, forotloerwerk _'no.,_. .... ~.,._,.. ... _ .. ,. _ This Advertisement Made P088ible by the Patriotic Contributions of the Citizens and Firw I i W on this Page . \ 1 • .... - Viele Plumbing & Sheet Metal 1829 Newport Blvd. -Costa Mesa --·-- Q-Rio Shoppe 205 Main St .. -J ewelry and Gifts -Balboa. -·-·Richard Seeley . 218 Marine Avenue-Photographer-BtJboa Island -v---.:.. Busy Bee Cafe Famous for Our Breakfasts-106 Main St .-Balboa -·-- Balboa Circle Taxi Any Hour, Day or Night-Ph. Npt . 320 --V-- Bay Shore Cafe Coast Highway-T. F . Norton -·--Gaughan's Standard Station 2100 W. Central -Newport Beach --·--Hansen's Ice Cream, Malts. Sand,~.'iches-2100 Ocean Front -v- Davis-Gay Music Co. "Everything in f\f usic and Sound"-Costa Mesa --Y-- Newport Ice Company 410 Thirtieth St.-Ne"-·port Beach --Y- Conrad Richter, M. D. 120 E . 18th St. -Costa Mesa __ ,. __ Boardman's Harbor Market 303 Marine Ave. -Balboa Island -Y-- National Research & Mfg. Co. Corona del Mar and San Diego -\'-- Dr. M. D. Crawford 1791 Ne\\-port Blvd.-Optomctrist---Costa Mesa -V-- Kenneth E. Wilson Co. Chris-Craft Cruise rs -Chrysler 1'-1.arine Engines --V-·- Newport Dredging Co. 631 31st St. --¥-- Market Spot '200 Marine Ave. -Anton Hershey -Balboa Island --·--Port of Seven Seas Boat Landing Boat Sales-Marine \\1ays-817 Coast Highway --V--.I El Paraiso Cafe ,~ McFadden Place -Newp::>rt --V-- Sportland Bowling Center Main Streer-BaJboa-Phone: 2402 -V-- Sawyer Sport Shop 207 Marin<> Ave.-Balboa Island --\'-- Western Ca nners Co. \\~. M. Longmoor __ ,-__ Kay Finch Ceramics Corona del ~1ar --V-- Cliff Joye's Service 500 W. Cemral -~boa-Ph. 1172 --·--The Blue Sails Books. Greeting Cruds, 'Artist Sup. -Main St. -Balboa --V-- Melrose Abbey Ma11SOleum E. Fenton Dean, Manager -Ph. Orange 131 -v-- Juniata Ceramics 3090 W. Central -Ph. 347-W --·-- Polly Apparel Gilbert and Leah Brown-COSta Mesa --·-Central Boat Works Designers & Builders-Foot of 31.st St. -v-- Hormen Fish Market Fresh Fish and Sea Food> ~-·-. Balboa Sportfishing Fleet Pau1 Lorentzen-Pavilion-Balboa -.-•- Sam's Sea Food Cafe Coast Hidtway -Sunset Beach -·-Famous Dept. Store 201 E . Fourth St. -Santa Ana --V-- A Friend -·--Foster & Sons Tru5'!ott Cruisers--920 Coast Highway -·-Theo's Cafe 318 East 4th St. -Santa Ana -·-. Higgins f leasure Craft Co. Newport 8-:b-Ilolle E. Walto, Mgr.~Ph. 2088 -v- A. B. McCollum Udo Isle - • Freedom · ,,. a:oR!lE S.B!ll:!af Pt•a..t ol Hanllftg Col1111 5-.- T. R. Reeder, M. D. Physician & Surgeon Tt"lephone Newport 2764 Waterproofed COVERS Santa Ana Teut & Awning Co. 16W S. Main St., Phone 207 790 Coast Blvd. So., Laguna, Phone Laguna 619 We BOOKS What You Have Need ESTRELLITA'S (ESTELLE Cwl'BELL, Own"') Ph. Santa Ana ms 613 North Mala S-t -Room 8 -An:ode Bulld!Da: Our Lending Lib...,,.: Contains the Latat Boob . Hours: 9:SO to 5:SO boepC Monday, ! p. m. to 5:50 P. DL • DIAMOND RINGS for Top: A unique design in a tine ring. Three specially selected qualit)· diamonds across the top. Center: A beautilul. flashing diamond handsomely set on an oval onyx. Bottom: Rich simplicity !n this smart ring. Set with a diamond ol rare bril· liancy. Credit FOi 1HE ASfCING .'-------------------- ' I , FHA May Raise Home Appraisal; Aid Building • f 'Corky' Dean Building Up Band At Harbor High Harbor High Is boutin.g ot the sena.UOnal young band leader, Corley Dean. Dea.n's atyle naem- blea Glen MWer and many M.llle.r arra.ngementa att featured. Dean speclaliua ln an &J.to axophone flDd wben aaked why he toc>ll: up the oaz be aald be ueed t<> play the trumpet. but turned to the suopbone when be diaco.e:red there wu a ebortage of players.. Now O:lrky •Y• be likes the au. better. He admit.a be didn't get the talent ttom any otber member r4_ ELECTRONIC RAT Tf'AP the family, but he d('.)llM plan on Tbe electronic era may be ma.ldng mu.Jc bt. ca.l'ffr. "rough on rat.." Soon to be placed Thia ambtUoua leader ta a junior on the market wtll be a.n electronic at Harbor High a.nd the band coo-rat trap. etata entirely ot the acbool'• stu--------- dent.a. The band bu been playtng Automatic Headlight Dimmer at school tuncUona, and haa gatned ElectronJc equJpment. utilizing , Jack Smith, 17, Tells of Typhoon On Okinawa great popularity. It wtll be featur. the electric eye to dlm. headlight.a First word since the typhoon ha.! ed at the next "Under Twenty" automatically, bu been designed I been received by Dr. and Mra. dance. for automobiles. F . E . Bell. 123 30th .treet. Of their gnndeon Jack Monroe Smith, Assistant Coach First Faculty Member to Return Whitey' VVhlteneck, popular Harbor High lnat.ructor, I.I return- ing lo hla profesalon Nov. 1, and be la the first veteran of the fac- ulty lo return. Mr. Wb.fteneck hu rece~Uy been d\acha.rged f'rom ca.mp CUster. M.lcblgllll, where be waa_ attached to the Percy Jones Hospital u an. inlltructor in edu- cation of rehabllltated veteranl!1. Wblt~neck we.a &lao stationed at the &29 field at Roswell, New Mexico, where be made several tripe as fiigbt engtneer. A favorite wlth the students, Mr. Whiteneck wu an aaalat.ant coach in the physical educa.tion depart- ment and taught scle.nce and mat.bem.atlca. Ne'N'S4 Times advertisements are Try wortdn& today's crmword l1 gun.Iler o~ a landing cr&tt at Oid- your guide to etn.cient spending. puzzle. na\\·a... In a letter to ~it! mother Wa.tch the Classified columns. ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, he said the wind blew 122 mllee --------------; an hour and the men worked ll.!!I Peace . is Bringing a Flood of Much-Wanted OFFICE SUPPLIES • • • • • • • • JUST RECEIVED and Now in Stock, the Following: STANDARD STAPLDI for almart any Stapler. llUCILAGE in bottles and tubes. MONEY ad BENT BECEIP'l'S in singles dupllcah!s and triplicates. BED BOPE ENVELOPES; also legal sl:z>e 8TA'fDIENT &: BUJ. BEAD blank pe.ds. BING BINDERS, llxB'h; 3-bole sheets. AJtC11 BOARql, letter and legal si7.es. PHOTO llAD.gRS to 9l!Dd photos to the boy. ART GUM and ERA.8EB8. Complete Stocks In Other Li Des ton~ a.3 they could. t rying to sa:te their boats but finally bad to give up because 1t wu impossible to 1 even stand up. 1 '"The tidal. wave wuhed the I boat. .so far a.ahore they will never I b e able to e-et them t o ~·ater again. When we ttnali!y ca.me ln to camp our tent was the only one ln the aN:a left atfndlng. When we went ln there waa an American girl in everv one of the 11 aacka {beds). I th0ught I wu seelng thlnp &nd wu about to take off t or sick b&y wben. a fellow came &loo.I' and told me they were nur9el. The hoepttal wu gone, the me.1 hall waa de.- stroyed and we had no chow for S8 boww. We took 1-47 bodiu off the ~ J have aged nve Ye&rl ln the lut 24 houn. All I have left 1.9 two pair ot dung&rffll. two pe1r ot -. two blanket. and a ah&vlnR' ll:lt. .. Bmltll, only 1T ,...nr old, th.., told of baYia,g obtained a small radio trom a n&:Yy man. wtth all 11 occuponta pt uj• tent cbfpplng lo on the purchue, and Uatened to the world •"-ball pm.ea 4!ia.ch day. Cleaninlf J hop . Opens This Week Balboa Corona del Mar Oeaners opened this week at 1307 Coast IDgb~"&y N e w p 0 r t . 1 tn th• form.r Nonn&n flower bop. with Carl H. Philhart u N E W S T I M E S manager. auUt.ed b)• M.rg. BarnH. liln. Ftorenc.e Ma.llard, real estate • operator with Earl StanJ..-, offic•. ' lo -ot tbe -lbop. which SOll W. Ceatnl Ave. Newport Beadl. wm hancDe bualnea u both deJJv • ._ ________________________ ,tty and...., and CUTJ'. l • Union ffigh school is so succes.s- tul and well organized that othe r schools of the state have written lnquiries and wish to use the s.us- tem as a model~ This democra tic government • has taken care or most of the problems that occur outside of classrooms and crea1 es a better spirit between ·the-teach· er and student and among the students themselves. the members of the studPnt body. As the whole of the student body realizes the importance of this or- ganization and cooperates fully. the responsibilities and duties of the student socie ty ma y diSJtp4 pear entirely. Islander Ran Box Fac.tory In Italy • (Continued from Page One) OFFICE SUPPLIES • For All Business Requirements ••• Let Us Supply Your leeds Add MaMune Rolls, asstd. s17.es 15-aOc Availability Certificates Binder, 3-ring 81h x 11 sheets $1.25 Cash ~ Rolls, all makes Celudex %·Inch clear Index tabs Clip and Afch Boards, all sizes 90c and up Clips, Bulldog and paper, ~ sizes Columnar and Accounting Pads, all sizes Counter Checks Credit and Debit Pads 250 Different Ledger Sheets and Forms Suitable for Every Business and Income Tax Requirement Daily Analysis Sheets, 500 for $5.50 Daily Cash Sheets, 500 for $4.25 Estimating Sheets Desk Files, letters or legal sire Envelopes Columbia Clasp, all sizes to 10 x 15 Manila, white, all sizes, plaln or printed Billheads, Ruled-plain or printed S'>i x 7 to 14 Daters, 75c File Folders, manila, all cuts, letter and legal SIZeS, $3.00 to $4.00 per 100 Erasers-Art Gum, Typewriter Ink and Pencil File Guides, prestboard, letter size, $2.25 Fillers, notebook, punched, ruled or plain' SCOTCH TAPE Large and Small Sizes Glus!ne Bags Gummed Labels Indexes, an sl7.es Index Cards, ruled, all sizes Index Signals . Ink&-Writing, bottles or quarts Quink&: Sbeatters stencil, Indelible, India, stamping Inventory Sheets Sales Tax Not Included • Newport Balboa News-Times· SO].) West Central Aw. Pboue 12 and U • Saints Trip Tars 25-0 At Santa Ana .The s&lnte from Santa Ana High eCboot swamped the Tars f rom Newport Harbor Higb. lMt Friday night by a 1Core of 2~ before an eatlmated 7500 rabid rana at the Municipal Bowl ln Santa Ana. At the end of the !int half the Sant& Ana team had a lead or 19-0 and had gained 200 ya.rd.ii f rom running playa. to have the local boyw well In hand. The Tan pemed to what looked· Wr.e a touchdown in the fourth quarter, but it waa n ulli!ied. a.s WM one ot. the Santa Ana.na on a 1on.g run by Bill Turley. He al.a loat a long g ain becau.se at penal- tiee ln the second quarter. The lut Santa Ana t ouchdown waa eet up, according, to report.9 after the game. by a tumble by Fl-eitag which the Santa Ana guard recover ed on the Harbor 28 Yard line. He was credited by news writers ln the county seat as play- ing fine ball all the way, and prais- ed Hanzal in defense. The Tars play Huntington Beach next Friday. Santa Ana H igh now leed3 the Sunset League wi.th one game won and none I06t. LT. (Jg) PAUL 0 A. INO]!;l.S Husband of the former Lob A.. Wallner of. Newport Beach, hu completed a iow' of duty al>o&J'd Use carrier USS Tlconderop u Hellcat F\g"bter pilot. Bo n ew 28 combat i.orties ap.lnat the J&p8 at Okinawa. Kure, Shlkoka, Tokyo and Hom.ha. He wean a dlstlnplshed tlytnl' CroM t or his attack on. the Jap battJe.hlp HyugL (<J lllC'ial J1 ! Navy Pbotol .. All I can say for peace-time training maneuv€'rs is that, as an indication of how confusing the v.•ar was going to be, they were perfect ~" -Marine Pfc Eugene Hayes. Treasure Island. TURKEYS Live, Dressed or Drawn Weight A. Christen 17th and Tustin Ave. Costa M""" Phone 293-W Your Standard Man has a crew of FREE helpers for youl ~ thU anr ol ~to wotk fM JOU-1101 Ed CGe maka it euy U> do a.a i.mponant job quickly, CXlll1"tttlJ. TbC10r Lubrication Guide:_ shows wbtft. wba&, bow to ptue tncton. Wbtt1 Beariaa: SerYitt boob-complc1c iD- ltNcCiom for a pttdsioa job. Pum Guide-u'1h bow to make Standard farm produns wort for JO'l.. Flffc Su.ice-charts. l'eCDf'dt.. cos1-forma to pu.a. uw:k. &ad uaaor opcrui.Oll oo a *icn'i6c basil. ' Clayton Thompson Wholesale Distribution Phone 15.5 Res. Phone 1094 ' N&WPOllT BAUIOA N&W&. T•wa, !fewpw! ·-· ~ Tme'•r. Oeti:ilter IO, lNI N 0 Ob ed t L · h Islanders Protest Another Doctor Buys New Girl Scout Troop Formed avy ay Serv a Un( ; Agains~ Violators c:s~.::~.:::~:"' As 200 Plan Special Programs V. •t B d V I H Of Zorung · Honoring Founder This Week ISi ors oar esse s ere (Continued from Page Qne) ~~f:~;Eci~ii~:E Tbla la National Girl Scout weelL Shirley Anderaon. Marjorie Bloo- Crcmi the U . S. Cout Guard aervtce way. Costa Mesa. He is planning Throughout the nation Girl gett. Lorra.lne Crandall. Patty ln the bt,y.._ felt that becauae of to enlargl' the promi~ for ad<li· Scouta will wear their unlforma Binkley. Nancy Deaver. Susan Newport Barbot' played b~ to that two ve.eeb at the city dock the tact that t.be harbor was cloe· tional office use. this week and honor Juliette Lowe, Luen , Margaret Marshall, Betty Navy Day cb&.lrpien from cltlea of were to be open for 1nspectlon. dw. ed the nul8ance waa intensified.. Dr. Hall mainteined. offices with F ounder of Cirl Scouts, '\\•hose Ann N orton, M&rjorie Judith the entire county a.a well ... to of· Ing the atteraoon, and tbe public ~ that vtolaton would not be aa Dr. Perry Davis tn Santa Ana, birthday falls on Thursday t hl.9 Odll.n, Marilyn Peterson., Mary Cicen ot the fleet and naval Ila--wu wftcomect aboard. ~ likely t.o ab\iN the1regulatlooa now and has been in active combat week. Ann Snyder, Wlnaton Sullivan and Uona ln the vtclnlty who were pre. The cunt.a Introduced were: that th·e harbor I• ope.n. He eug· servi~ for two years. His wife is_! Eleven Patricia. Hall who ha.s transte~ ent at the luncheon. Saturday noon C.pt. A. B. :McCn.ry and Mn. geated that lnfonnatlon relative superintendent of nurses at the Newport ~= :!i~ t!ic~ ~~ ~ from s.n Anaheim troop u a sec- a t the Balboa Yacht club. A large McCra.ry, Lt. Comdr. '· R. McCann to control might be secured from Orange County hospJtal. thla week's speclal programa and ond cJasa 9COUt . contingent ot citizens from all and Mrs. McCann, Capt. C. V. Mc· the atate ti.ah and game bureau. Mothere Of the troop committee part.a of the h&rbor diltrlct drank Carty, USNR (ret) and Mr9. Mc-and llkewiae trom headquarters of elation called upon the boe.rd o1 many attended a Girl Scout Rally a ttending the ceremony were Mrs. a tout to the navy in tribute to early, Lt. a:.m. Robert Gardner ,:he cout guard In Wiimington. supervieon they were told that a at Laguna last Sunday night. E lizabeth Snyder. Mn. Howard Ile achlevementa and memory ot and Mra. 06.rdner, Major T. P. Contncted Pollo fund Of s:M>.000 would be needed Kn. Hubbard. Howe, local Com. Peteraon. Mra. John Allen, 14.r& the men who so gallantly eerved R~er, Chief Pbar/M. Harry WU. One unldentitled speaker a roee to adequately control the m09• mlutone r. reportB that local Scouta Harry Blodgett. Mrs. Lawrence with lt during the war. lla.maon. USN (retl and Mra. WU· to remark that bla little girl ha.d quJtoe In the entire SUrr'Ol\nding will go to Laguna on Nov. 10, to Odlln and 9Chool principal Mn:. capt. Albert SoiJand, U . S. Navy llam.eon. tit Lt. Bull WWlamlMXI , contracted polio Crom what he be.. reg1oo. hold a tree planting ceremon.y 1n Grayce SevJer. Retired, served a.a cb&tnnan of the AC. and Mn . WWlamaon. DeWitt tteved to be cant.aminatloo ln the A recent property buyer who Camp Elizabeth Daw. They will -------- da.y &nd welcomed guest.a to the O'Brlan, Com.m.andel'. Coast Guard bay, several montha &go, and he llvM in Tulatt county adviaed the plant a tree in apprectattoa. of Maritime Training luncheon . As b oo.Qred guelt9 Capt. Reaerve, and Mn. O'Brtan. believed "eomethlng abould. be meeting that the aa.me questton their use ot the p&.rk for a sµm· A. B. McCrary. Commandlng the Commandlng otrtc •ra ot the done damned quk k." A bum ot bu come up In Central Calltoml&. mer camp and In celebration at Shifted to Long Beach Nava.I Ammunition and Net Depot vlatttng ah1J)8: Commander Steele. applauae accompanied hla state-A bW ta now before Governor war-national tree planting day. This The West Coast's new peace- at Seal Bea.ch, Lt. Comdr. J . R. Comma.ndlng omcer DE t~; LL ment. ren which would create a state· ceremony will be especially RUt on. time training program for mer- McGann ot the Naval Air Station. Com.. Callahan, Commanding Of· Clty Judge 0 . A. Jonea replied ~1de abatement <lliltrtct, he Ml.Id. by Troop Three, Senior Scout.a, and chant seamen began without fan· Santa Ana and capt. C. V. Mc~ fleer AM M ; U . Weulnger, Com-that control of t.hia aanlt&tlon It ts too upenaive for any <:om· will include an outdoor cook with fare here Wednesday. Carty (r et ired) w ere Introduced. mand1ng Officer LSMR ~: Lt. matters waa in the hands Of the munit)· to control by tteetr. A mo.. lunch baked in reflector ovens Transfe rred from catalina Isl· a.nd rotlowtng them a .U.St of oaval Bull. Commanding ottlcer, AM a5: county health ott\cer, and that tion was presented' and a.ct~ upon made on the spot Oy the girls. and to three training ships based officers ln cbarge of fleet unit.a Lt. Netley, Commandlng Otncer, heads were ordered closed on aU ta~orabl,y to make a atudy ot the T o accentuate Mrs. Howe'9 e t Long Beach. the U. S. Maritime In the harbor. Capt. Sot.land spoke YMS 128. yacht.a. He Celt that lf a little pre. nutsance and report back to the statement that "Girl Scouts here service training station continued. of the occasion aa the tenth whlch Supervtsora: Fred Rowland and sure ~:ere· put on Dr. RU9sell o1 association. are realty on the way up" comes "business as usua1 " as the first the city had obeeT"Ved. lrvln George Gordon. the county health d'epartment the As to a meeting place on the Is· the announcement or the formation rainee to be assigned climbed the Mayo r Oya.n Hall welcomed Newport SH.ch City Council: matter could be improved. A mo-I land, Ideas varied with the speak· of still another new troop. Thi-5 gang pla nk of the USMSTS Am· ot her guesta, noting that this year Mayor C1yan Hall and Mrs. Hal1, Uon by A. F . Palmer carried which era, but It v.•as g enerally agreed will be Troop 7, made up or fifth e rican Engineer . t.he day WM obseT"Ved in peace. Councilman L. L. I sbell and Mrs. would lft.l.gge.at a committee call that some place should be a rranged grade girls. and led by ~frs. Ralph Men from 17 to 50 mal st ill en· The chairmanahlp wa.a then Isbell, Councilman Earl W . Stan· upon Dr. Russell relative t o the to have both church S<>n dces "on Deaver Of Bal ~ Island. The ~= roll tor training in the Maritime turned over to Thoma.s Kuchel ot ley and Mr9. Stanley. nuisance. Sunday for the righ teous and dur-v estat ure service held l~t weeK service. Enrolling offi ces are now Anaheim, who wu named to sue· Mayor C. G. Kimbel. Laguna Mr . Entleld r emarked that 95 ing the week for t he sinners." This mcluded members: Patsf Allen, located in Long Beach. · ceed Captain Soil&nd. The state Beach. per cent of the boata in the harbor brought a hearty laugh. but sev· I r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;j aenator paid tribute to the navy, Santa Ana : Mayor Asa Hoff-were in anchorages, and that it ~ral ideas were exchanged. includ· which. he said wu also celebratlng man; Councilmen Otto Haun, \V. l9 often a matter o! convenience. 1ng. a .'iupen:ised playground and the birthday or a great American, J . Cheney, W. Eugene Dixon; Mrs. t Could sanitary !acllitie9 be brought SQCla} hall for young people . I Theodore Roosevelt. founder ot the I rma Keele r, City Clerk. I closer to them? Al though his ques -Alley paving was approved by a modem n.8.vy . In the words of !.Ir. Bent. Consul. a nd Capt. tion \\·as not made a part o! the vole .of those prei::ent after sev· I \Veodell Wilkie, Kuchel said, "Only H e.ibE>rg, N"nvay. motion, it recelved considerable 1 era) had asked <or an opinion on I the productive can be strong, and Orange County Navy Day Cele· ravorahle comment . His wife sug· thC' cost. Some alleys had alr~ady ' only the strong can be free:· This bra.lion County Chairman : Senator geated a campaign to ad\1ertise t o beC'n ·paved b y private contract , 1 typitles our neoed or a 9trong navy. Thomas H. Kuchel, Anaheim; City boat owners the danger ot the bay and the re~t are included in .in as· I the spE"aker added. Co.rnmlttees: Anaheim. ~lark A . contamination. S<'SSmcnt district coverin,:: the rest , t Captain Soiland then Introduced Stephenson: Fullerton, Harry ~J . Mosqultos • 1 ?f the ista.nd . 1:h~c not included 1 the naval officers who "-'ere guests I Suter: Ora.nge, Herbert W . Batter· I \V ith this matter disposed of, in the f>3V1 ng. \\'.II have a n a, ... sess· 1 tor the occaa!on. I t wae announced / man ; S&nta Ana, Ben Lieberman. Chairman Beek asked William ;;::"~1 for bn~ging a _n~w wa te r r I Sutherlin to take the chair "'"hile . run to the island. gi v1n~ added . S I S Off M bo spoke on the matter of mos-~Jr(' protection. No improvements I e ect·1ve erv"1ce "ices ove· ~ui ~~·-i~~~jles::c~!~nbr~~!!t ~a;,~ ~~a:~~. ~:ue:ci~~~~ti~~a~~('~~!~;-; 1 Guinea. his \\·1fe \\"&.8 ready to ) .Judg'c J ones explained that the n~sC'!'!'mcnt nmounte<l ro S33 per F• I d t E t • · sho"· him her son's bitten legs. he l50 sou f f 11 . Ive n Uc es n rain , rerrarkcd. Al one lime pre\'iously and ·a~~7' S~;I fo~r ,~:a ,:~. pa~~~~ the 8.8SOClation ~d takf'n up the F . Bangs, a mc>mbf'r of th" asso· matter. and nothing has been done ciation pointed out that hC' had se- Th ff. . for the past t\\'O years. His daugh· cured a n.. ... ,.,·n· ~ t 1 f hi e o ice or Selective Service physical examination and mduc-te d th bo t .t r• ~ ,... ....... n rac or s Local Board No. 17 1 In the high tlon will be eotralned from Santa ' 1 r an r ano . er' dy go mosql ~1 0 property several yc>a N ae'o and school building "'ere cl06ed on Ana. 1 erva.e rom in este &\\·amps ymg that the C'OSt v.'a!' about the same I Tuesday. Oct. 30, and moved to the j j near the city, collect ed them in a per square foot as the contem· 1 Santa Ana City H all. ln the ru. S 0 C bottle, and took the capped con· platf'd expenditu re. ture, all registrants and veterarui J ET Y ! tenta to the city council chambe~. After discussion of the ne\'' cit y v.111 contact this board a t Room \Vhen they removed the ltd, hall site propo~ed hy Earl Stanley. Telephone 134 7 · J for FIVE· DAY SERVIC{ on Cleaning and Laundry Corona del Mar Cleaners 1307 Coast Highway 3~. Cit y Hall, Santa Ana. First Big Party 80018 ~oequJtoe flew out and bit guests ""'ere asked to join the asso-a coupe ti~ member.1. Beek 98..id. ciation if not already m embers Plck·Up and Delivery The Board will maintain Its o"Wn (G · N t W k The a.uoclation had appropriated I and manv sur ged forward to k ..... p identity, witb the same member11 tven ex ee t d t ' . " Carl Philhart, a un o s pray areas nearby, but the secretary and her assistant Manager -~~They~:A C N~BrFri .AltOub ~-~~~·~•~c~o~m~m~lt~h~e;r~,~-~~~~e;~~~~~l~b~u~zy~.~~~~~~~~~~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ or Laguna Beach, chairman; s . T . Dunlap or Balboa Island. seer&-The tl rst large deseert bridge tary, and Dr. Wm. 0 . Haldy ot to be givt!n in some Umt! by the Balboa. Iala.nd, member. Friday Afternoon club of Costa Andrew J. Hayman, former clerk· Mesa ls sl&ted tor Wedneeda.y, ot the Boa.rd resigned two weeul Nov. 7 ln the a&embly room and j ago to accept another po&!Uon. / there will be door prtzea donated Mn. Jan. Brbcoe, &lll518t.a.Dt clerk bY, merchant.a; ot Colla Mesa and who haa eerved nearly tour yea.rs, I Santa Ana as well u priua for wu uked by the Selective Service winnel"8 of auction and contract Coordinator to .9erve u Oerk ot bridge. n ve hundred and rummy. the Board lD their new quartt:n; Mre. Jtirrold Spangler ia general however abe ha.a tendered her re• chairman 1.nd ts tn charge of teeee"· lgnation to ret um to her dutiea u vatloM , phone 2369·R. Memben ot housewtfe. her comm tttee are tht> Me9d&Ines Miu M.&rle Barber ot Santa. Ana P . A. Cb&mberltn, Charles An· Gardena. who b.a..a be«>. clerlc&l drCWI , Kenneth St~ and Ki. a.ssi•tant for the pa.at fourteen Frances Damoth. M.i8I!! Damoth ti mont.ha, will .-wne the new duties in charge ol deuert, Mn. Andrew• ot clerk. and Mra. Chambers a.re a.rra.ngtng The tut group of inductee• to for prlr.ea. Mn. McMurtry will leave Newport Bea.ch Paclflc Elec· provide !lowers and Mn. Shearer trtc depot departed on Monday wUI arrange det::oratlorui. morning, Oct. 29. They were: Luther E. Gobel, Doheny Park ; Elmer D. Vollman, Santa Ana; Eu.gene C. Quarry, Co8t.a Mesa; Loren F. Mayworn, Laguna Bea.ch, and H8.1'1')' E. Myen,' Corona del Mar. All tutu.re groupa ordered tor St. James Auxiliary Meets November 8 NOW! Is the Time to BUY YOUR USE OUR XMAS LAY· A· WAY • Tot's DelhJht on XftlC!IS Morn! ALL STEEL GYM SETS What a wonderful Xmas Toys Stuffed Animala ... !i/IHelllllllll l .. Hl lll lill>l ul"IHI RI 0'1<1!!1ll&lllHl lll1\l lll lll t<lll!ll,.,.IU&1!11ll 1,W!<I L!l•ll H 11'1!!1>0.,•ll I IHl lll lllUl l\I I •I < 1!11 1.<t• 11\I Ul hl !"' l~llllllll\lllllll~ ... 1"1111111• ~ • • 'J1le Altar Guild a..nd Womeo·a Auxiliary o1 St. Jamee Epiacopa.I church will meet a t the home or Mrs. Charles McAlary, 250 Broad· I way, Costa Mesa. on Thuntda y, I Nov. 8. Mrs. Zella Bender ot Ne..-.•. I port Beach will be a.uistlng host· / e9S. The hour tor the Altar GuUd is 1 :30 p.m. v.•ith the Auxiliary meeting an hour later . surprise for your loved ones TOY CHESTS Teach a Tot Toya • • ~ • ~ • • ~ ! ~ I Coming Soon •.. 19th Annual Edition of the NEWS-TIMES If you are not already a Regular Subscriber of the News-Times ... better- Place Your Order Now for your copy of this beautiful 3-Color Magazine 25c per Oopy lllldOtllfJ.lll!I UIJ!l llllll \ll Ut"l l!I BALBOA' TIMES • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • ~ • • ~ Fullerton Pastor Speaks Here Wed. The Rev. Ray Ragadale, pa.st.or ot the First Methodist church of Fullerton. and conference director ot evangellflm, will speak at the Wednesday evening meeting at Christ Church by the Sea thi8 week. HLs eubject will be "EYan· geUam For This Day" and the meeting will, follow the regular pot·luck dinner at 6 :30 p.m. Local Club Women Attend Conference Attending the re<=en.t m~tlng ot the Southern Dtatrict, C&lttomia. Federation Of Buslnea And ~ fealonal Women held a t Anaheim. were Miu Dorothea. Wll.eon, p-res. ident ot the local club. who wu one ot UM! bostehea, and the Me. damee Alda Gorton, A. Gertrude Collver, Grayce Sevter. Mild.red Stanley and MatJe Rolling. Tb.to ma.In addrti!sa waa by Barrtaon Wood OD -rhi9 Cba.ngtng World." ALL STEEL COASTER WAGONS IOOUI or WB&&L TOH LOVELY CUDD LEY DOLLS .ron &SCUftD A lUW lllil'M&H'lt TRICYCLES hll-~ Ila= ._.I _, . ..,.,._ a ,,. --.. • • Rocking. Hor.a • Spring Horwa •Teeter-Totter .·--::. .' • Rocking Horw iJ-a 1-of our many hundred. ol QUAIJ1Y TOYS en-OoanlJ"o '"""'ns "Qualll7 l!l<n" f« OlllldnD, Blnb. lo H Yeoa • J \... • / c ••• 0 Two co&oftcl 901dten were an a ~ seine o .. roeu. "D&t'1 de -water rn eber -. Ill ID 111;f m-." remarked one. Butter, Shortening, Lard Points Down POST.WAR l'LYING IN YOUR HOME TOWN B C. C. CAMPB~ .,_._.. A"rl•• r..._ ._ ___ y ' drt' ....,wr: • ...,, ,o..c.-----' Catch . Up on Readin_g_ This Fall; Here's List of New Library Books ''Yo' aln't aeen not.bJn• Jet. brud- 4flr," answered h1a companion. "dat i. ju.I' the top ob IL'" -Appleland New1 Butter, marga.r\De, lard 1horten- lD1'. and on. will be reduced four polnlo a powtd--from ll P<>/!1"· 1 their present value. t.o 8 polrit.- &nd point value1 of 8lx Catty pork, cul.a that an a tource of lard and of one ready-~meat alao will be lower during the raUonlq period beginning Stmd&y, Oct. 28 and endtng Dec. 1 the-OPA Aid With ran motlths bt'ing1ng a more getUed patiem to Ute atter the gay activity of aum.mer, people are begtnotng to think about catching up on their read- ing and ot lnt.erest to every mem- ber of the family i• the ll!lt of new boob ju1t received at the Newport Beach Public Ubrary. · ger; The Building o! the Burma. RO&d. Pel~Ylng; Spiee and Trait... ers of World War Il, Singer; Wbere Do People Take Their Troubles, Steiner; E8peci.ally span. iela, Taber; and the ever popular books on home.a, Small Hom.ea ot CaJtomJ&. llcOurg; Tomorrow's Hou.ee, Nelaon; and Houaee tor Homemake.ra, by Wllla. • KE E PING HOU~ llelplns tab ca.re of the famlly-1011 would roa!Ue that btaU.-sJri. an not the anly onea wbo IO~ t1mN cet Headache and Tlnd :Addnsr Yuocl'"-We home CU'la often work juat u ha.rd and have :jut as many Headaches, j"Q,St &1 ....,7 Stomach Upeeta IUMI set p t .. Tinld. About a year aco, I ftnt -' ALKA·SEL 1ZER RAV le;~ W,,.H THE U.Ci, MARINE CORPS NOW! .i~~ L-------'W today. Pointe for be:ef, veal.. lamb and the lean pork cute wtll be un- changed. continuing at the u.me level that bu been ln effect atnce Oae el Ute fMI' hDiamatail 111 .., uU..'s ........ ea Is perNnal Sept. SO when lower grade• of lyilll' ud pebllc UnnW~ 'fte .tkr tlaree are (1) a drolll', pel"- be:ef, veal and lamb became point-••Miit air feree: (!) die hdlesl ~-el Ur e.mmerce; (I ) a tree. .... ~e alrcn.{t ......, ...._,. d Olll&baffd &eclmo .. rfcaJ .aperlorlty. "'Point reduct1011I oo butttr and Local Flyi ng to A.id Amer ican nece11ary that the United St.te~ fat. and oUJi are pouible bec&.uae Air Power keep them trained and tntere•ted tn ot the Improved supply 1ltuatlon •-•-c -·-can be done 0-'1 it The development of penonal ~-UJ'U• • ... u.a.. • w lndicated by Department of Agrt-lDC and the bulldin& of air lll ndinl there are planes for them to ~ and culture alloca.Uona." Pa.ul Bark&-facflitiei I• more \h•n a community tlelda trom whJcb to take otr and on dale d'On , Southland OPA dlrec-affair, it 11 ver'f much In the na-which to land. tor eald. "In November civilla.na tiooal interest. Unless communitle1 ln evel'1 part will have about 12 per cent more of the nation provide these facllitie• butter than in October )&rgely be. A.tr power of the United States ba1 the future of aviation will be very done much to win the wars. Jt will ta•-Ill a1s d cause of auppllee releaaed by the uncer u.1, 1overnment o cl an do much to provide for our future th millt I d •• Armed Service•. The 0Ttate1t lm-e ary serv ce1 agree, an u. ~-1ecurity as well as build American A I lo ., •-th Provement hu bee:n the increase m mer ca ses 1 1 supremacy l.LI e bwine11. I t ·11 be Id the supply of lard, which ta ex-a r, our coun ry w 1 w e open Beet seUera in fiction are: Da~y Kenyon, by Janeway; Rooster -------------- Crows by-Day, Burman; Silver Sboalt1, Cochran; Judd Ran.ken·• Daughter, Glupell; Dark. M.edal- llan, Langley; Storm Tide, O¥Uvte; Orchard Mill, Seifert; Call Ba.ck Yesterday, Shipman; Mo« Secret. Shute; The GaunUet, Street; The Perfect Round, Roblnaoo; Ever Atter, Thane; On Winter's Traces, Boynton-Hamilton; Broad Margt.n, Beverly-Glddinga. Appealing t.o· the mystery and western readers are: Murder by Proxy, Boyers; Cue tor Equity, Hill; Out of Control, Kendrlcka; Port of Seven Strangers, Knight; The Girl With the Frightened Eyes. Lariar; Death In the Wind, Lockridge; The End of the Trail, Field; The Longs. Floren; Chero- -. HEADACHE I• taUCM A ~1M~ u. s. Tr~ D~ pected to be about 30 per cent At the beginning ·of both World to aggression from other lands. ----------------cc-:-:::::--==-:--::-c-: I -'--War I and World \\'ar II air·minded Then too, Am erica now leads the _ S BJOR. SET vreater than In OctUV"Cr. Am . "ll 1 •. 1 1 Id In . 1 Non-Fict ion ALL SBT for a pod fall daTI I CAPT. BRYNJOL • "'l"'Th over-all -eat supply t or er1ca was s... ac tng n a r wor commercia air transpor· ~ •-• d • tth e ..... Alth h th ft.rat f 1 Th 1 Leading non-fictioo consists ot : wtrk .-.i & · ~. Jet-Prope))e Fire add ..essing S. F. Ccmm~wea ratloning to civlllarui in November power. oug . e success u tatton. e commerc al pilot.!, co-Better Homes and Gardens Baby ~ e.che awb !IP Oil JOG.. OG ~ kee F1ower, Stanley. f N Y k I Club-"! have beard Russian off\-ahowa lJttle change from October. night with a heavler·than·11ir ma-pilots and other air and (round ... md dOll work. •• though many or the foremost Im b th g J t t Fiivht from Chi"'0 Booker·, J~ Remdy for an 9'NDfnc' ol rQm; Boats or ew or ._ I cers say they coul_d not have be_ at-.,...,. supply of beet allocated dur· chine was made In America. al· crewmen or tomorrow will, ft( large Book; United Nations Primer· IO J'OOZ' .. en the Nazis Vl.'lthout Amencan tng Nov-•·r rat!onln• pen·od ,_ · measure. e e youn peop e o o-e • ._ ti --• -'-t _..._ As ,_....,""" "' Lii nt I O · c t chn1·que nd d h h I -• to ft th · Yesterday Cannell· wo·n~s Across a: OD ~ _.,..,)'ttMID -a ..--.-. I find that ft e.asee my c . roaterial, but they are afraid to ex t«I to be about 13 r cent proveme s n ym e a ay, w 0 ave earn.:u Y eir ' ' . "' beadachelntcrf_..wfill:rourf-..' B ead, takes the kinks out of · Four U. S. Coast Guard fire- Jet the Rus!!ian people know how pee pe aircraft construction were the result own personal airplanes. the ~orld, Cane; Village In the nst, enjoymell& _. r-l•ntkm :Achin ... MDKles and brings ' boats 30 feet in length and pro· -~ 1 d 1 .. lees than during the October per· ot American ingenuity, when war Thus thl! future of aviation. and In Sun. Olandos: Men Who Have • T-..:ii-·t! • 1uccei:wu u emocracy !I. 1~ v 1 d I b 1· ill ,,-hen I have Acid .u.& ........... on. pelled by jets of \~:ater from the ,__ _ _ _ vu.. ea an a m supp 1e11 v.• came. the United State.t lagged far ft the future of America, lil!s in the Walked With God, Cheyney; Phe>- 1 The f-.,mily uyl I am a lot stem. may augment the fire f ight-er:icient. World \\'ar 11 y,·a9 re-be oft sharply but aelU!Onal In-behind. development of community flying. tographic H istory of World War A ti p I pm eaaier to live with aince 1 hal'.I, Ing fl eet of NN· York City. Pat-sponsible for a tremendous grov.'t.h creases in the supply of pork ex -This was particularly true in the Many towns and communities have ll. Collier's; How a Baby Grows, n • a n $ pawn abotit Alka-Selt.zer. rick J . V•:alsh, NeY.' York fire com-in the government's fireboat (leet peeled to be about 41 per cent number of trai:i.ed 6yers and of air registered their intention to do their Gea.sell; Men Under Stres.s, Grink-a ually re.Uew ~not oal7 ae.... B ave you tried ALKA·SE'l..T• missioner. has requested Admiral and. "''hen lhe ·conflict was at IUI greater than during the October mechanics. Vast training camps had share ... to build landing facilities er; HQW to Raise a Healthy Baby. ache. but Staple Necralcla. ~ D R? U no~ why don't you cetl R. R. \Vaesche. Coast Guard com-t·e1:;h t. the Coft.S't Guard operated period should hold the, total ~pply to ~ establish ed and from ou.r and encou.rage local.flying. Halpern; The Cherokee Strip, C'Dlar P~ a.ad P•nc&lo na.I a package today? Laree paekase mandant, that tour such boats be 1 nearly 300 tire fighting vea.sel.s of of meat:i: at the October rationing comparatively few trained men and More communities will Join the James; Prospect.or iD Siberia. Monthly Palm.. tot, Small package SOf, also by turned over to the city. The!le jet-all types. Some 250 \\'ere stationed ~~od level : . v;omen. a substantial number had m ovement., ror economjc or other Lied; The Human Mind. Menn.in-Do yoa. me Dr. Kn. .A.ad-Pala D&.MDD the al.as• a t Soda Fountalna. T I propelled fireboat8 . introduced in 118 American ports and others Up to t his time. therefore. to be side-tracked into the lnstructioo reasoos, until there will lie •com· Pilla? U not whJ" not? You eaa -~~'.::'.::'.::'.::'.::;:::;:::;:::;:::~~~~d~u~nn~·~g~tb~e~w~ar~. have })e(!n highly saw service at foreign waterfronUI. overall meat 9Upplles do not per-of America's youth. plete network or facilities in every SANTA FE INCOME c7:~ ~:_~il=:tpt:! ~-'~ mil the end of rationlng. The regu-Today. UteraUy millions of youn" state. Thus United States Alr P ower DOW N FROM LA ST YEAR u.L~ &q...-& I U · • will be d pacb.ce for onl:r a penn:r apiece a ona covenng meal rationing people know 8yin1. They are the assure . and. in the eeonomt ~ nmt ' •• ! • Let's finish • h I our)0 • --- Aµ' ~"E L-'NOLl\OY IS c --,,oJC I\ M£-'L foR HERSELF THAT':> FooO THAT NONE OF IJ 'S 80AROER'!> CET wtll be vigoro~ly enforced until nucleus of both our mllit:lry and Tb.l• I• tll.• •1111,. ••• i..i'•t itt • ••rl•• Santa Fe's gross revenue for the cheaper. Why not /fil. a pack.ace the program can be ended." civilian aviation of the future. It ii •' a ru111• •• , .......... •11111 1111• ll9 System was $36.852.481 for Sep· today? Your dru--' .. hu them. Fl •Keet •• 111•••1l.1t7 Wa. t ~ 19 din -••-• ve m ore stamps for meats-· eml..l'Cr, 45. accor g to a state-Read direct.Iona a.od OH only • fats. each worth 10 point.a, will be -----------------------------~ent released by President F. G. directed. Your money back it yoG good on Nov. 1. giving housewives J orr· d Knowlton-Leaves Gurley tOday. This is a decrease are not: u tiafied. T a total of 50 points. The new eeps ere O>ff~$~8::,33::::0.~1_1'.61~f~ro~m'.'...:S~e'i:p~te:im~be:'r::.·~1~94~4~.!_:~~~~~~~~~~~~~ stamps "111 tnciude the laot rour Por Philippines - ro<J stomps left In War Ratlon;ng For Sale But Not Book-\\t l , Xl. Yl . and Zl---and D. M. Knov.·lton, b rother of C. A . green stamp NS which Is the lop-For Publ.1·c Yet right stamp on the last sheet of green stamps remaining in War Ration Book Four. These fi\•e stamps \\•ill be good through Feb. Kno~:lton. West Central avenue 'yacht broker . left la.st "'·eek as . . l chief mate on the· C-2 ship .4..ster ion 28. For the first time. new. rebuilt y,·i th cargo to Luzon and ex pects and used military "Jeeps" are bf'.-f to be gone about a )'ear shuttling Ing offered for sa~e o~ the Wegt supplies, bet\\'een various ports. Canned milk and all cheeses. 're-Coast, but the public will not stand K.n oy,·lton y,•as chief inspector of duced to zero point value on SepL a chance to buy one. airplanes at Hick.ham Field, Hono- 2 and Sept. 12 respectively, are Reason; F ederal agencies. state lnlu at the time of the alts.ck on beia g removed from rationing 89 and local governments. political Pea~l Harbor and returned here Of Friday. OC:t. 26. and therefore . .subdivisions thereof, and tax-sup-about a year ago. He v.•a.s a !or- are dropped from the offictaJ table ported institut ion!!' are bein ... ...;v-ff! t th u s M it· e of consumer potnt values t or th . e e· mer o cer o e . . ar 1m INS~~CE P.A PALMER LIOO ISLE PPDPERI1ES • W. 0 . BUCK-Insurance Oiunselor /Jiu-1500 f/?u,pm:t lke/,_ 3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA Buy ictoey • 1 en first priority and Ute number service and after some time a.shore I new ratJoning period, 0~ "J eeps" 18 limited. Vl.'ent ba.c~ to duty. J Thl1 v.·8.8 announced today by l . __ NEW A IDE FO R TE LEVI S ION t.be Ot>partment ot Commerce's Of· _Give to t tle War Ctli!st _ ~---~------------------------ ~Al AtNT NO I Wtsf iRooM. IT'LL BRusti - woNT If '! Thin a..nd porous mat8 of bonded flee ot Surplus Property. 1 -------------- glass fibers a.n being used as the Approximately 9.100 "J~ps" are :--------------; base tor a new plaatic laminate being offered in a naUon-V1.'1de material. which greatly extends sale -y,·hich wtll C':ontinue until mid· the field for plastic coll forsls, night Nov. 6. the announcement condenser apacers. and 9l.andotf in· said. Approximately 3,000 are new sulatora In radio. televialon and and rebuilt. and 6,100 a re used. Why Suffer? other electric equipment. lo the event any "JN!ps'' are B ackache,, H eadaches, Pains In Groin and Lep-Loes or Vital· 'lty-"AJways nred"-mgh and Low Blood Pressure -"Slip· ping" -Growing Old before your tl.m&-Anemla.-Skln &nd Kidney AJ lmenta rMpond quick- ly to our Exclusive Techll.lque without D rop. P ain, Surgery or lnjecUoDA.. still available after Nov. 6, another ..--------------~ sales plan will be Issued by the Broken & Leaky WINDOWS REPAIRED Phone 2222 REG LAZING Window and Plate Glass -MirTOrs - Office o ( Surplus Property, offer- 1 ing them to qualified v.·ar veterans, the next highest priority gToup. The present sale to government agencies is to be made "v.·ber e is'' and "as 18.. with the fol.lowing price ceilings: 1945. 1944. 1943 models, $782; 1942 models, $695; 1941 models. $598. Canceu.ioTUJ in these prices will be made for vehicles requiring re- place:ment of mi.Ming part.a. C-ttltal.foa R EI: .,. ....,.., ... ._.. • Dr. E. F. Bell, D. C., Ph.C., 107 %2nd Street Newport Beocb, ()allt. Wltat-Not Shop S01 Palm ~ lt'a on1y natural tor a.llora to be tut Vlo'orkera. After all, they're '--------------!: neet men. Pboae 11$1 -Be-. 1191 ·Boun: ~ A Fri. B:SO to 1 :SO otller ........ bT appolll-t 3uRE ~ ~T 1'HAT 1li A OL.' LIONS li\IL I . Yu<! ITS SO cx.' IT AtNiGoT t«> 1'E Elli 1"0 1ltf6 By Cy lhmgerford w """-?iot IHH<> WANiS/... 11E 6UMME0 1'o .PEAT!( '? ·I Wltvr 'To fH "ZOO WITlf (A..._ SMv•N the -.....iiip ol the N-.-11mM) • • • , . • • ~·-· ' ' • ' ~ 1/te {}iji die ecui ' Jl!etle1 VJ-~! Pee.re is here but he is still over there seeing to It that the sparks of hatred do not set the planet in flames anew. Unable to liee Him This CbriAtmu ---Mab It a REUNION BY PROXY YOU will be speaking to him at yooi-sparkling best through a Personality Portrait by • Banx. Inn .Arcllde I ' • • :iiawww • !fwfW! 81 •· Olin· ' ' -' Tw11f!{, OGt••• ... 1NS ... - .-CORONA DEL MAR NEWS • SHRINERS PLEDGE SUPPORT National Girl Scout Week GORDO 'N B. FINDLAY . - Mn. Robert Hom. 1408 Sea.view awnue, reviewed professionally the play, Jacobow*Y and the COl- mel for the Sympbonia club, Loe ~recently. Wolverton, 207 Acacia avenu-. moved into the hOUH the Glr'ar$ vacated. Major Wolverton 19 ata.- Uoned at the El Toro Karine Bue and will leave for oveneu duty. Mra. Wolverton ta a Sant& Bar- bara girl, a planJat. of note, and a close friend of Mn. Girard. Major Wolverton, a.a did hla father, Col. J . Wolverton, ta ma.king the army bis career. Lays 'Emphasis on Citizenship; First Lady O.K.'s 'Plarl of Work' CONTBAOTOB -Bmu>EB Kajar and Mn. Edward Girard. .m ca.mauon avenue. left for .,... Santa Ba.rba.ra Saturday, where "' "they will prepare for a trip east to -t bl!! follal In Springfield, llaaa.. Major Girard recelved his dlrbarge from the Marines t.h18 week. Major and Mh. George Monarch Floor Dual Gas Furnaces • No Prtortty Nece•••"Y Some with ThermoslalB Limited Supply for Immediate Installation No Down Payment F.H.A. Terms New or Completed Homes Monarch FUmaces Approved by A-G. A. FREE ESTDtATES L. 0. Grossnickle Orange County Distributor 1701 Flower St., Cor. 17th Phone 4357 U no answer call Santa Ana 6257 and leave message SANTA ANA Quality Lumber and Building Materials • COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. R. E. HOS-TETLER Phone 48 Mr. and MT9. Stuart Diehl and children. 508 Goldenrod avenue. left Wednesday for a three wee1ul trip in the e&Jl to vt!iit Mr. Diehl'• sisters in Victoria.. Ill. Mrs. Diehl'• father, Mr. Chaplin &nd bis eon Wiltred. San Diego. will occupy the DiehJ'9 boll5e while they are ab- senL Mrs. Chaplin ia recovering from Ulness of recent week& Lt. Commander Alvin Cox, 90n of Mn. Frances Cox, 1695 Pacific Drive. is at home sva.Iting hi.a discharge from the Navy. He ~rved over.!e8.8 three year11. H e has been around the world twice and has served in every n eet but the Russian. Mr. and Mrs. Fl"'Cd Hoffman, Appleton, W is., bought the Mar11n place 214 Camatlon avenue, re- cently, and will aeon move there from Costa Mesa where they were living while locating a place In Corona del Mar. Corona del Ma r ne-eds a hOstess to welcome these newcomers who are agreeing with Ted R. Gamble. NaUonaJ Oirecior of tbe Treasury Department's W ar Finance Division. a.bows the official poster for the furthcoming Victory Loan to William R Wood.field, Jr., of Saq Francisco, who is Imperial Potentate of the Sllriners of North America. Mr. Woodfield told Director Gamble that to date, Shriners bave invested. more than $500,000,000 in War Bonda, and pledged that its 450.000 Nob1es will again eo all out in support of the Victory Loan e:xtcn.:i1ng October 29th through December 8th. 1945. International goodwill through trtendahlpe of g\rla throughout the world I.II the aim of the coming year's Gif't Scout prolf'&,m. It was unpb.ulzed In announcement of 194-5 ,Natl9ftal Girl Scout Week, Oct. 28 to Nov. 3. Theme for the week hi "Girl Scouling----OUUn- ebJ.p in A'eUon Around the World," Re-eatabllablng coo.tact with Scout organlzatlotUI ln the treed countrie!!l and enhancing "l.nter· national post box" cornspondence among members in 33 countries will be project.a of the program. Over a million gtrla belong lo the organlr.&Uon ln the United States. '.'We appeal lo women who vol- unteered for patriotic v.•ar work to turn their energle1 now to vital youth work actlvltleA." .declared M.re. James W . Fi.field jr., pres!· dent of the Loe Angeles council of Girl Scout.8, ln initiating the week. Nationally, Mrs. Harry S. Tru· man, first lady. who l!I honorary president of the Girl Scouts, will !onna.Jly accept the "plan .of work" prepared by girls the country over. Exemplifying the trend toward vocational training was a vi.alt of the San Fernando Valley advanced Wing s couts to the Pan American Coast Guard Stamp To .Be Sold Nov. 10 the older l"'esidents th<1t Corona del The Airplane Of Tomorrc·,-; So k w· Ma. has that "extra something" 8 e Inner of balmy, cleanswept ocean air, a One of the war's grcatc~!. r _ -.. 0 One ('f the current seri~s of new view of ooean, bay <1nd hllla, and doxes ia that its urgent r . , f Top Prizes in stamps ls the Coast Guard three- an atmosphere of home-town feel-I developing the world's r:.. --: . , Co cent stamp to be pll\ced on sale ing of friendliness. It is no hidden mtru.ctive force at the V(' v ~ ' untry Store' Nov. 10. The 8ta.mp \\'ill be green Shangrl la, though, for aa soon as time advanced that satr.c · .: in color , and sho\1: two landing newcomer-9 arrive they promptly ment u a peacetime agcr..y -\\'llliam ~oske, opl'rating the cra!t proceeding from a supply publicize the charms of "Our and further than any period in . commercial ftl!hing boat Scout. "·as ship in the background. Crown of the Sea." tory, That instrument i!I, o! CO.J. the $200 Grand Prize and $150 First Stanlps po!flmarked v:ith the Mr. and Mrs. Burt Proctor, 402 the airplane. The gro\rtH of e.i r Prize winner of the Fl9herman's first day seal rna~· be obtained by Goldenrod a\:enue, spent l\\'O .. -~,,eeks trnmport s ince Pearl Harbo!' is a Country Store contest for the sending self-addreS!ed envelopes v.'ith ~tr. Proctor's parents. ~1r. modern miracle which bolds 110 r t and a money order for the stamps I " ch . h h t g ea est gross tonnage for the boat used to the P ootma!fler, Nev.· York. and "1rs. J. L. Proctor, Pasadena. mu 11_1 ~tore t at t ere seem!! o and the largl'st tonnage ba."Jed ~ \' \\.'bile there they attended the be no hm1t to the forecasts or the upon man tons per4boat recentlv · · · funeral of his grandfather. !.Ir. po~t·war future of thi.s industry conclucled at the California ?i.·tarin~ Beh · •d' ---- Proctor's parents returned \\'ith ~h1ch has bec.ome full gro\l.'11 prac-I Pack ing corporation in Nev.·port ~ .t I. hini for a ten day·s stay. Saturday. t ically over night . Beach. }l fl d Mr. and ~Irs. James Feeney, l The airlines of the United States, Fifteen prizt•s we re ~iv en in A.II ,! Ollr on s . \\'illo\\·s. Calif., spent the y,·eek end u:1der contract for the Amy and I the fi.rst five being in money, and l ies the M!gf1t of America \\'ith ~lrs. FeenC'v's sister, ~t rs . .N~vy, fie~ more than 3G3,000,000 four 1n $:l5 grocerv o rders ; three ---------' Hov.·ard Barnes a.i=id family, 4101,i miles dunng the ~rst ~hree Y C'3.t9 In orders for 100 i-allons of gaso-• --.---.--- :S-arcissus avenue. of the war, carrying v1tal persan-line, a nd three in bottles of "fight---·-=· -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ nel and cargo to t he far com en Ing \\'hiskey." In addition 8 daily -----I of the e!"rth. They ~eked up the I drav.·tng of prizes from the coun- a lmost 1ncomprehens1ble figure of try store gave fishermen bringing 2,600.000.000 pa!lse~ger miles and ln mackerl'I chances at goods 707,000,000 _ton 1:°1les. New de-which stlmulatf'd their interest in velo~ments in design, power ~l~nt securing more fish, and acted to ~nd In!lti:ument!I, rushed to fru1t1on boost the efforts of many v.·ho 1r:i .t~n times the speed of normal fU!h tor the company, It 'A'as said. c~v1han development., were ~!!lpon-M . Grf'gory Gorby. managing a1ble to a large. degre_e. Cr~i t goes partner of the packing concern, also to t he p1oneer1ng 11k1ll and made th 08, •-t· Oct •o [ Lumber and Building Materials Bay District Lumber Co. Pboae 1150 518 COAST IDGHWAY AT THE AIWHE8 f th · 1. f e pr n .... 1on!I . _ on courage o e air 1n es or com· th d k Be Id s k · f · h' h h d be! e oc . s e oe e. "'·inner o pan1e!I w .1c a never ore the grand and first prizes. were ftov.'11 outside the U . S. pioneered th foll · d · Balbo t 11 th h e owing; yecon prize. a r ou es over a e oceans "'.ere Sports Fishing Center. $75, on tbe man ~d ne~er vent~ before. . J en.nte Lee. ard rlz $~ th During this same penod the air· [ rum· .' P e, · on e !91l .. (to<llll !ll Jll .. 11r111 .1u111n1,t1 l!l l Bl"l lll hl l•I I I I ,, I"',,'"' I I '"' IJ l ill Htl I ' ,.,,, IWI Ul l ........ ! ~ lines demonstrated in another way J o · ie C, 4th prtze, J . C. Lee, that they have come.. of age, de-, SOO on the Pancho:. 5th, 6th and pending no longer on any benevo-7th prlze8 of grocenes to \Va.Jter lence f rom Uncle Sam. For the Gerta, Joe Def'm, Balboa Sports first t ime the revenues which thl?y I Fishing Center. and C. M. Tucker turned into the postoffice depart· re~pectlvely ; 9th, 10th and 11th ment from the carriage of air mail pnzes. 100 gallons of gas to G. 10 far exceeded the fees paid to Brolsma. O. H . Stafford and R. L.. ; the qi.rriers t hat all the deficit of Freer ~epectively : 12th. 13th and ~ the early yells has been wiped out. 14 th prizes of 'A'blskey to Wa.bh· ! Last year the airlines far !rom re-Clauaen,. Donald Jackson and '. I eeiving a subsidy made a substan· Ralph Sievers. !i \ • I ALLMARK ~ ., ............................ ... ~ 5 • ~ • ~ • • i • ~ ; • Christmas Cards P ersonalized and General Complete. Bea utiful lines Many New and Modern Gift Items Costume, Shell and Indian Jewelry I Newport Souvenir and Gift Shop ~-~-Mr. and l\lrs. Fo rrftt 8. o~·e.n -"'The Store of a ll1Won A.rtlclet. • tial profit for the government. --------- The harvest ot the extraon1;nary Costa Mesa and , efforts or the war years w•• ready Harb"r Area Exceed ; to be reaped as soon u final victory ·u • came and ;t will be •harro by mH-Sept. Fat Quota '! lions of American!! whose ~·ar serv· ice has made them more air-minded For its listed population, Costa than ever. Already the 19 dom~tic Mesa turned in the large8l per· lines have concrete plnns, with centage of fat.a per capita of any many orde~ already_ait:ncd, to in· communit y in the county durin crease the size of .their. fl eet to 1005 1 the month of September. The; planes. ~ose ships will be capable reported 197 per cent of their of carrying nearly 37,000 passen- 1 quot. of "3' po d b d Th . --~ un s, ase on a ~e.rs. ;yd ~ not JU sth tr.~ populiltion listed at 1800. Of course reamsf oth es1~llcbers cb~ent t ou~ tbe actual number of person.s in i many o em wi · a _.e 0. crui:le the d istrict is more than double ~llllllll ll l 1'11 11"11 I IJ I I 1 11 l 'l'l <IUl lll I I l !I I I I I t 'l 'I 1 1111 I I I I I l l I 1'111 lltl> at speed!! of elo!le t o 3o0 m1le1 an that. it 18 believed hour and carry loads of 20 tons I N · over distances of 3000 iniles and ~wport Bea.ch, 11sted as h_aving up. Some o! these planes have ac-I 6000 ~pie "-a~ gi\•en credit for tually seen strenuous war service. 147 per <':nt or its quota. or 1.161 ~ th h d d •--t' f pounds "hen 789 pounds \\"&3 ex· Anytime from four to nine at the PALM CA FE At the F erry Landing, Palm and Bay Front-Balboa ~ n..im e c ao!I an esi.Iu.C ion o . · · war has come at leut one benefit peeled. ThLS Included Balboa and which will be of incalculable Tl.lue ( Balboa l.sland. in bringing mankind clo!!ler to.----------~ther-t.he airplane of tomorrow. Mrs. J . H. MUls. 19th street. hM been In Loe Angeles for a week SCIENCE IS RESOURCE-FUL. with her daugh~r Patricia.. -who ha. been getting settled in a new Science couldn't open the Pull· apartment. M.isa: Mills workB for man window, 80 it air~ond.itloned the Automobile Club of Southern WHEAT IN OREGON Oregon'!! prin cipal crop, 'A'heat, totals 20,424.000 bushels a yt>ar v.·o rth $1 8.263.000 . Oat.s. barley, corn and rye are grov.rn 1n substantial quantities. Its apples, pears and cherries are major economic items. Vegetables thrive there. Oregon produces almost 8 million bushel!! ot potatoes and 660.000 sacks ot on ion!! yearly All that rolls up add- ed wealth for the Nation behind your Bonds. \ World Airways terminal Burbank, Calif .. where ati-llne offlclale dem- onatrated operations of ground·to- plane communicatlonar trattlc con- trol. and tn.ternatlona.1 custom.a and lm.m.lgration procedure•. Ottlee: HIO Cout Blvd. CABINET SHOP SERVICE €ABINETS and MILLWORK T. C. Johmon, Supt. Cecilla Paniott, passenger aerv-Ph.: ZS88·1 401 SOth SL Ice agent. told the teen-agers of ir..---------------------------.1 opportunities In aviation, wh11e Patrick Fraide pointed 9\lt OD. the r---'----------------------- El Paraiso Cafe a.lrline mural map Of tbe world the n&tiOO• whe ~e Glr1 Scouta have troops. Pat Herre, W\ng Scout of San Fernando, listened on radlO- telephone to reports from p.lane arriving trom Mex:Jco Cit)-. American Breakfasts -Lunches -Dinners Local celebrati~ include seven days devoted individually to church activities, homemaking. lnter- natlona.J friendship. health a.tid safety, citizenship, a'.rta and craft.9, and out--ot-doora. FLAVOR? SPANISH DISHES STEA.Ks Closed Tllesday OPEN ENCHILADAS . TACOS 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. McFadden Place at Court St., Near Newport Pier I Headquarters for ' Welding Tanks, Manifolds Engine Blocks, Etc. Marine Steel Fabrication . See DON CHA-RLE Marine Steel Fabrication Phone 531 1001 Coast Highway YOUR CAR Baby Beef Meats and Sea Foods Complete Famjly Dinners $1.00 and $1.25 Now under New Management-L. A. WELLS. Owner & Mgr. Open 6 a. m. to 9 p. m. Closed Tuesdays tb;:e::traln::::.::::::::::::::::::~lc. __ 1u_o_rn1a __ · ________ _ CLOTHES F"OA INSURANCE 8£E Howard W. Ga1illh 'WITH GENUINE PRE-WAR PAINT! • BATTERIES CHARGED- hi 30 • .. 0-,.. .. J ti. NMr • ~ Qrt1t 0-pr. LUBRICATION SPECIAtIST • ,._,. ___ p.,. __ .t::: ·- • , 11 .:,!!•:; C.:: "· ; a, ... ..., _.... ,.. aa a GARAGE • -SAOO RAJDWJW .,_ W_. 0 I al ·:.l·-- 0,.. lllSMb DI 1 _._ ............ ftrr· ut -11&&-W FOR MEN AND • .,. ........ '? I ----- 189 N.,..pon Be•o...t 008T.A JQ:ll.& ._ 111 • Accident • Ufe • ,..,., Sip • --,..,., ,.* Tom llnnkle SIGNS ' llOAT 1 e ~ • I . a Ill~ M -i I .1.-.... , ... ft.1111-& -- • Bllt first CORie ia and take a look at oar fine Bake Ovea •• tllea you'll see why oar . jobs are tops! One-Day Service - -Credit If Desired All Work Guaranteed '· • HARRISON PONTI~£ CO:. s.ta Au I l I ) . NEWPDRT-eAL.llDA NEW S -TI M ES PBONU: NJ:WrOllT 1S -U Color Expert Sees Harmony In Home Plans Marine Receptiqn Com~ittae Rep_ublit:an Leaders Convene At Riverside Inn Monday Night Shower Doon Pr&-War Quaftty Uld Price Bast Uld Drip Proof See your local plumber or Builder -• • or can P 7 tt t 7 1 S¥M7 b111ffl1' ..t 'naandQ AtM001• Volmlla XXXVD o.ta Ilea UU-Pnbl's'ed Znll'J' W&tzrsd'97 Votw D Subo<:tlptkla Payable In Ac!Yance:-$2.l50 per year In Oranae Cruncy ; $2. 75 per yeu to 4th zoce; $3.00 per year to 8th zone Dltered as Se<Ond-Oass matter at the Postotfice In Newport Beach, ~ Calilomia. under the Act of Marcil 3. 1879 An obvioua improvement 1n col· or _ J>lalminff and color harmOD,J' will be a di.Jtinctlve mark of_ new homes. 'l'hll ii the opln.Jon ot Frederic a Rahr, color comultant of Howe and Garden Macui.De. l.Dd who for two yea.n aerved iD a atmll•r capacity for the Public Buildino Aclm!nhtratlon. Republican leaders of the 22nd mltteeman, and Leo E . Anderson, ConiI°ffSlooal district, comprising State Republican chairman for R!yenlde, Orange and Imperial the purpo..e ot discussing and for-· countle•, m~t on Monday, October mulating pl.ans for the congres· 29th. at 8 p. m. at the Miss.ion stonal election to be held next Inn in Rlvenlde, at the call ot Ray year. Southern Counties Supply Co. -'------Haight •. Republican National com· Mr. Haight. reporting from tbe 144 o.-t Blvd. No. s. A. MEYER EDITOR AND PRESIDENT PrintblK Plant. 30ll W . Central Avenue, Newport Beech, Call!amla Official Paper of tloe City of Newport Beach A DepeD4&ble LOcal IMUto.Uoa tor Over S'J Ye&n - Active Member £L of Our Dilapidated Highways , The swe lling flood of protests throughout° the State over exasperating travel conditions on dilapidated and over- crowded highways indicates a current traffic problem more serious than any paced in California since the automobile first made good roads a p rime necessity of every-day life. "Exterior atyllu of lho hOUM will take into c:oDJfderaliOn neiah· borln1 hom.., and wllh thla will come harmony in color planning, .. Mr. Rahr J&YL "While each boUM CID be !ndlvidu&llud to ault tho tute of the owner, It also will blend with the community u a whole. Each community will re. 8ect the tutel and individuality of the pe<>ple liviIJI In it." The entire exterior of the howe, in Mr. Rahr'1 opinion, will be styled in one concept, instead of one part 1t a time, as in tradi· tional practice.. .. Old faahloned. gray, tan. a.nd brown will be tup· planted by lighter wall color1, and ~e tren:d to colorful roofs, erow· 1ne rapidly before the w ar, will be accentuated -stimulated. in large measure by the beautifully blended colors available in uphalt shingles. l Plan From Roof Down State Cash Surp\us Fund Dropped State Controller Harry B. Riley has announced that the general fund cash excess over CWTent ob- ligations on September 30, 1945 was $102,043.870, as compared (\1. a.....,. c-.-..... , with an excess of $173,628,m a t u • 1-.. ._. wwwcae trw the taMI ..w.. u.e IAmGI m•* the · end of the preceding m onth &rt. .. wat.dllAc .. bri.eDt.11, he'U be au ... ef a -..n.. • ' • and an excess of $73,145,541 on T'a1I ~ deu'aDee pairol 19 a pwt.. ot tlle __. )ht1 -. SeptemJ:>er 30, 1944. --~ri~We~n.~ta~ .. ~·~ .... ~~-~o~-.~~~ .. ~~·~·~~, "..• ~-~~--~---------! The present cash excess, said Riley , represents a decrease of County Health Association Observes 50th Anniversary of Finding X-Ray The presevera.nce and Ingenuity of a scientist ~ years ago brought to light a physical phenomenon Yo'hich ha.a become one of the mod· ern physician's greatest ai<b in diagnosing human ailments. a.c· corcllng to data received by the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association. tuberculosis. By X·raytng large gr o u p s ot ·seemingly healthy people. previously unsu..pected ca!tes of tubercuJosis a.re found. This ia to the advantage of the In· d!vidus.l and of soctl'\y. To the ln· dividual It means that treatment can be begun before the disease m ,584,902 under the excess of August 31, 1945. Of this decrease $71,633,762 represents the excess of September 1945. governmental ~t expenditures over September revenues: this amount being par· tially offset by $48,860 in miscel· 1aneous non-revenue receipts. Jeav· ing th e net decrease in the cash exces!'. Standard Oil Names R. G, Follis President meeting of the National comm.It-L&cw Beool&, O.Wornla l'tlone 5115% tee held recen tly in the east. stated that the drive is nOW" on to '--------------J elect 28 additional Republican con- gressmen in order to gain control ot the house of representatives. I;------------- California's quota is to retam the N E W L I N • seven Republican congressmen It Craft Gra.D4..:-g Cards now has and gain an additional ""' .... tour seats. The 2'2nd Congres-Statler 17 slonal district is now represented Broom'"' Variety by Republican Congressman John -~ -~~ dol -Phillips. -- Donald Adams, Gordon X. Rich· '-----------.J mond and Fern Young, chairmen ~----------- of the Republican County Central committees in the 22nd C.ongres· slonal district, headed their re- spective delegations attending the me<>ting. 'U1ose in attendance included beads ot Republican organizations and others interested tn the congre38ional campaign. ROOFS APPLO:D OB BEPAIKED Fr«! Estimates &: Inspec:tloo W. J. ·Benbow 3602 Marcus . .Ph. Nwpt. 1012-J Newport-Balboa Tourist Bureau All Modes of Tra vel to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii ROWld-the-World Trips in the near future. See Mrs. Roy Keene. Ph. 891. 801 Palm, Balboa H oun: 10 a. m. t.. 8 p. m. A ccidents mount. State Highway Patrol Chief Cato asks for additional patrolmen in order to prevent snarls and stops on the San Francisco-Oakland bridge. Traffic bottlenecks are equally serious in heavily-populated Southern California. where the lack of freeways is acutely felt, and motorists are held·, for miles on end, to the slow pace of h eavy t rucks on hig hways t hat should be several lanes wider. In rural Cali- fornia, too, many of the main farm-to-market highways are in deljlorable condition. · 'The eye almost inevitably 1J attracted to the roc.f, so it is per· fectly natural to begin color plan· ning from the top down: being sure, of cours~ that the colors in the wall and trim are in harmony. I With asphalt roofing, there i! Ill· most as much freedom in the col· or finally selected for the roof as November 8 marks the fl!ticth hf'comes far advanced. To l!loclety anniverse.ry of the discovery of the It means that precautions can be X·ray by Wilhelm Konrad Roent· taken t o prevent the infected ln- gen. professor ot physics and divldual from ~lng the diaee.se ma.thematics at ':he University ot on to others. the association point. Wurzburg, Bavana. Numerowi ex· oul The board or J irectors of Stand· ---------------------------- ard Oil of California has elevated Basically, .the problem is three-fold: Abnormal war-time traffic caused serious highway deterioration. The increase in bus and truck transportation h as made many existing high- ways and bridges inadequate for all motor.traffic. And Cali- fornia has lagged behind other states in highway planning, to lose her once.proud leadership in good roads. The joint leg\slative committee now planning a State-wide overhaul appears wise in estimating the job at its full magni- tude--a 10-year undertaking that must be well-balanced. soundly-financed and soundly engineered. New conditions require a revamping of the tax program, so that commercial truck lines and all who use the highways will carry their fai r sh are of building and maintenance costs. And conditions call for the best in construction engineering for faster, heavier traffic in coming years. Complete overhaul and extension may take years-but a beneficial beginning mig ht be the speediest possible repair of war-battered surfaces and the dcYelopment of an equitable and sound financial base for the long-tc1m progran1. Dilapi- dated high,vays are a poor in\'itation to tot1rist~. a poor ad- vertisement of this State, c1 nd a constant \1exntion to our o,,·n motorists. 'l'ime for Mo dera tion At the moment this is being \\'ritten the labor crisis in our nation has eased somewhat-on the st1rface. Fe,,·er men aft:' DO\V 0L1t on strike than there \Vere a fe''' \veeks back. But tl1e barometer of labor-management relations points to hea\'y storms ahead. And the big ''blo,v" mav come ,·en · soon. . - The unfortunate part of the anticipated inctustrial "bad \veather" is that Wllike the naturaJ storms it could be a\·oided. If it were it would prevent all the wreckage that will be suf- fered by labor and management and the public. It would save workers from the loss of many millions of dollars that won't be in pay envelopes. because there aren't any pay en- velopes when they are st riking: it w0<ud save industry from the loss of many millions or dollars that won't be in company treasuries because products can's be manufactured and sold without the workers. What's more. it would prevent the ill will and the bitter- ness that grow ever deeper with recurring industrial conflict. Yet, all that would be required to avoid this trouble and loss would be a little moderation by both management and labor. It should be remembered that even the most pro- longed strikes are almost invariably settled by some yielding ·on the part of both sides. Why can't tha t be done in the first place rather than after all have suffered by a strike? Eric J ohnston. President o f the U. S. Chamber of Com- merce summed it up when he said, "I appeal to both man- agement and labor to use their heads and not lose them. Be moderate ... 0( course we will have differences. But we ought to be able t o adjust them in the traditional American way-in friendly fashion-in a spirit of mutual understand- ing." . In other words, it is time for all to use a little horse sense. Universal Training . President Truman surprised congress when he took a finn grasp on the hottest political potato that has been baked in Washington in many a day-universal training-and served It to them "ithout any great effort to make it more palatable to the congressional taste. Many of us ,,,..ill disagree ,.;th some of the points Mr. Tru- man put forth in support of his program. His statement, how- -ever, that "peace must be built on power . as well as on good will and good deeds", brings home the fact that, unfortun- ately, military force still seems to be the only ·language which some nations'tan understand. So, whether we like it or not-and we don't-it appears *'1at we must talk their language or not only risk the weaken- -Ing of our diplomatic hand, but open ourselves to aggression at some future time. I in the facade of the home." "It i3 in the interior," Mr. Rah r points out, "that the decoiratirig I sense of the owner can be re· 8ected without any re,ard to 1 other homes. For the interior, manu.facturers of paint, fabric,, ·floor covering, wallboard, ply· wood, plastic. and tile provide lines of beautifuJly styled colored materials which can be com bined., according to individual prefer· ences, into a harmonious whole.".,. perlmenlB in radiation had been ln this community a tuberculo-- made by Roentgen when hi& search sis control Is adminl:.rtered by the fo.r invisible energy was CT"OW"ned l Orange County Tuberculosis and wttb success. He had produced a HeaJth Association, in cooperation ray BO :°v:erlul it penetrated) wlth other official and lay groups. opaque 0 jects. supported by the sale of Christmas President H . D . Collier to the cbalrmall8hip of the boar d and elected R. G. Foll is ' to the pres!· dency, it "'as announced last week . Follis has been a vice-president and director since 1942, and i.n De- cember ot last year v.·as ma.de as~ sistant to the president. \\'Ith complete simplicity. the Seals. A fitting observance of the mathematiclao named his ne'A' ray 1 golden jubilee of the X -ra:r -a "X "-the unkno .. vn. Today that 1 !.Clentis{'s gift to mankind-v.·ould I "X" stand.<I for countless lives sav. be the generous purchase of the NAVY LT. D. L. D UCKHAM , f'd-f°:r by means o! Roentgen·s , Seals. They earnestly urge that allt ray pictures can be taken of the 1 buy and use Christmas Seals In I Long Beach, In a lette r from p,a. human bodY: to guide the physlcla.n 1945. ciflc -"Losing and gaining dars In dete~l nlng the source and ex· ·;:~~§~~~=====~=============~ <'t ossing the international dateline! tent of disease and injw;•. ~ DEFEND has our crews nuto. We had t>l·ol Perhaps nowhere is the value of YOUR HEAL 'J1t WITH Ea!Jter Sundays in SllC<'t>Mion. Jo.st the X·ray more apparent than in r.~ V-E Day, V-J Day, July 4th a.nd.1 the fight a~ainst tuberculosis. ~T., on~ U'-r dammit. m~,r birthday!.. I H.ere thC' X-ray is not only used t o n~nv£ _ _ _ _ _ diag-nose the disease. \vhich has o 'N A nev.' rechargeable battery for ! no outv•ard symptoms in its early 9'; fla.stilights is said to outlast 400 stages but is also an effe<:tive ll===~=:=:=:::::~!~~~~i!~:::=:=:=:=:=:j of the usual dry cell t ype. I weapon in the campaign tn cont rnl ~ t::: · .. cR~~~~·o~~:: ~~z ~i£ .... I A CROSS I Culture medlym 5 Voted affir· matively 9 Trap IO Brother of Ro1nulu!I 12 To put money in bu siness 14 Factor 1.5 Ret;ret 16 Bird l Hight· less I 18 Any powerful deity <Heb.) 19 MeXJcah dollar 20 htusic note 21 Early inhab- itant of Great ·Britain 22 Back of foot 24 Sow 2S Oath 27 Furnished 28 Of great length Z9 Argentum Csym.) 30 Melody 31 hfasculine pronoun 33 To go 1hare1 36 Observe 37 Case for small articles 38 Sign ..0 Vends 42 Prods 43 Otherwise 44 Scolds per· sistently DOWN 1 Abolish 2 Bestowed S Part of ··to~" 4 E1tttm ,, " " " ,. " " "' • 5 Land· measure 8 Robber lslanrl ' 7 Ostrich-like bird 8 Variety of peridotite i pl.) 9 Father 11 Old 13 Proof 17 Negative repl,- 19 Half a quart 21 Kettle 22 Suspended 13 Unit ot work l•l11ll•• I• Ne al l•••e. ' ·• ' ,, " ~ •• " ,. 24 Sela 25 One to whom a legacy la bequeathed M Deliver 28 Mea1ure1 ot land 30 Therefore 31 Leads 32 Lamprey-I 34 Ou~r husk ot fruit 35 AnoinU 38 Projectin1 branch 39 Gazelle t l Selenium (1,.-rn.) • ,, " ; • " a Au w t r '9 r•nle K••ill•r I ••""-...... men increases rather than diminishes. And men cannot be taught overnight how t handle the intricate instruments now used in combat. We have long refused to face_ the facts of international life. We have tried to get by with wishful thinking .. Now something more substantial is needed. IUO'S WIO II BARBOR DISTRICT FI A~PLACE AN D KINOC..ING woo~ H. W . 1"'rlPt. 178' Npt. Blvd., Coot& llle-.. U -1 Lumber, PIL J!M-,1. G£N£RAL CONT RACTOR- Gardoa B. FlndJay, $410 Oout Blvd., Pb. •12. PlaN and OmltrucUon. LUM8£A COMPANl&.a- Fresh l)ai(y Delictous Sea Foods Or. complete equipment •••.:hen y ou v.ra.n t to catch your ov.n. HORMEN FISH MARKET ON CENTRAL AVEN U E, NEW PORT B EACH LEGAL FORMS FOR. EVERY TRANSACTION W~ h ave made It convenient for you to Insure compUanoe with all requirements of the law by carrying a oomplete lltock of all fonns and p&pers needed for the completion of every transaction .......... -..... ---1-lool .. 1· l"Ndy t.o handte M y end Ill of your prlntl"Q probleme '"°"' a ~ tou,... oolor compl-~ pral>-to tho plao•"'9 and ~1"11 In --\ TirMe of your actwrtt.lno. No oblfg.t.IOfl w lM be •Maohed to your phone .it tor Information of ..., Ir.Md. NEWS-TIMES T'he American people know that universal training alone Ooota -Ur. Oo.-"Lot .. bdp ""' pl.an your .....,._ • Pbon• <S. 11&1 Dlob1ct Lumber Oo. Pbone 1llO. Oout ~Y at """""- OFFICE aUPPl1e a- N..,port Barbor PuhlW>tq 0o. Pbcs •: 12 .. U , ~ewport Bwob PRINTIN.,_ ~f this Cleon, F0111lly Newspaper THE ClmJmAN 8aENCE MONITOR '"'-cdmt:s'-:E !, 7 -o II --p••al · wlll"Dot guarantee peace. But they also know that it is better to be prepared. better to send their sons out for a year's train- ' lJlg If it will lessen even in a small degree the probability of having to send theril out later on to fare the hell of war itself. 1 'lbe question has beE!l asked: Why train our boys when 9dentitic developmmts may make a future conflict ooe of ~tinental rocket and a tom warfare! The president pointed out that as our anned forces become more mechan- -.S and use more canpllcated weapcns, the need !or trained Newpcwt Ra.rbor P\Jh11Ctwg Qii. 'P!:lioDM: 12 • u., Newport &nr·h IKAL ESTATE. INau"ANCE & NOTARY PU8LJ C- Lew B. Wellaco, DOI W. ~ ·--a. "UllllE" llTAll- Nww pcwt Bubar .. t '' ' · c OD. ....._: U • 11. Newport Pttc". SHEET -TAL WOIUl- Vlolo n "'• • -11o1a1 "°""' 0oota --2111. VAIUnY9TOll- -, n a 't'M 11 •us .., JOI, .. -,.. -llll-W. ...,,,____ I I ... -... -... 1115 -.. a.e.. -i.-·-111ow1o1o_e1 ...... ~.I ......... _ .. __ -;1 ..... '"'·"'C ._ar ........ lllld_.s rr •••1'i· -. ...... . ------····-··-···--Di.&:::'O: '4A'a4" ---~-,~ . ...... ,_,,;,,-.,.,. ... .a...-... I u•: ~:r ;f' i _. I -' r.n LnfntJ--"". 11 s-,. s ..... r .. "'w. (or. 4111 & Sycamore SANTA MA • Before You Bu ild or Rem odel visit our inhlresting sample and display r ooms. Color guides, planning aids, com- prehensive stock of rugs, carpets and linoleum. Rap&: Ca.pete 01 .... od. Repoinld LU DLUM Carpet Works 1822 South Main St. Phone 8.a.nta Ana %806 SANT A AN A J . S. \V H Y T E l:SOOllS TAX COS8V'LTA..."'T .A,;11borlsed b7 tbe United 8t•ta n-.u. W7 DeparUzu:.nt to ttprMenl clleni.. l.n connect.Ion 'llitb i.Dcome LU m.Mten. AUDPI'8 • BY~ BOOUEEPCSO llUTioa orraee 1340 BarHr Blv4., CoMa 11- Pb-Newport ..... W Armand Monaco ARCHITECT 814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Ne'lfllC>ri nu %721 IAllewood A.Te. Loo Aapleo N Ormandy MO& -.nll-LAW LEROY P. ANDERSON ATTOllNEV AT LAW Cotlta Meaa Bank Bultdl ng Phone 4et Co.ta Mesa CaUfornla DA'!° IKBOOL8 Mortimer Sellool IMOonl ~-.. See : f'Jol'•ce. Prepan...,. DAY SCHOOL Now <>i- G.A. lllortlmer, Ill.A,, OllM,. ••"""\-.I Pbone II! Dmn'llll'll DR. OBED LUCAS Dentist • 2202!6 W. C...t,..I, Ph. 1480 NEWPORT •EACH •-.nm•• HAROLD L GRAUEL CHAPEL "We <Jumfll• .. the Ballbtr Serve llJ' llon1nc otk!9 _.. P"°99 N w p11 t 111 ' Coda MIU "CallfOrnla DR. M. D. CRAWFORD OPTOllET"laT Ey .. ll:aam.lned • <D•w• J\tted - 1792 N~ aoutw....s --COllTA MmA DIRECTORY SURVEYORS SIEGEL & R AUB Engineers &' Sw-veyo.n 1808 Newport Blvd. Costa Mee.a T elephone 2863·.J Z61'1 w. Central Newport Beacb. Telepllone W Gordon M,Cnmdy,M.D. PQ-...&MSU..- Nlntlt ... 0-tnl A- Ottleo Un. ,10-lS ...... , 1-5 p.m. ~1'7 DR. G. E. TOHIU PHY &fCI AN an4 aURQEON Zl!09 CM.st Blvd •• Newport 8aKlli ---Of fice .-..w lite&. 286--"' It' No A ..-W.r C.11 H..,..port I C-ld Rauaa, M.D, :zaao Wut Central Ave. Newport - Pf\. 1'*'--No An!IWW oall 301·M • lt-Ray lervlco ..... M, llutn!A, M, D •11 ,. ... °mtci -1- 0ftloo -· 10 • 1S J to I ._1'owpcdH• S. R. Moaaoo, M. D. au a..&-....._ 1'wpwt ITU. ... &. -M.. Lea •raw"•• rt 7 'ltU .. •11 $ $ 1 . , ' ..__ 4 '"S:~pot-1 _rt.s_Dr __ ess....;.._A_ids __ _, 1 Pueuc NoT1cu TYJ: B _ ..J S above named plainWf ln the Super-war Ona a,..,,, .. tor Court of tho State of California, EVERY NEWS-TIMES CLASSIFl.ED AD IS AN OPPO :RTUNITY! ln &nd for the County o< Oran&:•. a.nd to answer the complalnt there- in with.in ten day• after the 1UVtce Read Them for Profit . • . Use Them for Resulbi ---U you oo.t't tlod what you are IOOJcmg foe advertllled la this i.ue Phone Newport Beach 12 oe 13 and pW:e your OWll advertisement --- on you of th1a •um.mom, lf eerved ------------• --------------------------·-------------------------------------within tho County of On.nee, or BUSINU8 G.UIDE 10 mD'LOYMENT Ol"Fl!llED 18 II.ALI: I080J:L1ANEOU8 IO MUSICAL a LUllO M BEA.L B!ITA.TJ: within thJrty da)'ll If oerved ei.. ----------=--- where and you an notified that ROOJ'S REP AIRED • unless' you ao appear and answer Palntlng and Spr&yinc' u above required, the plainlitf will Rep&lr Now Before Ra.tna. take judgment for any money or ll"ree E9tlm&U, U.51'·}(, Sant& Ana. damagea demanded In the Com.. ;J. II! t.rrnE It SONS. • WANTED Infra-Red Lamps For Heat Treatments Get RJd of Your Aches and Pains .. 250 Watt-$4.25 RADIO REPAlRS-All m•kee; tubes, ·etc. Marine Electricla.n.. Pb. 2'17. Burt Norton.· 1111 Cout Hgwy.. Newport Bea.ch. l ·tfc plaint, a.s ari81Dg upon contract. or 83-4tp 25 SKILLE D C,A.RPENTERS Overtime Pay MESA RADIO & ELECTRONICS 8PllCJIAL ANNOUNOZllO!:NT8 18 CUld7 •trlpea of clear red on wlafte ftpeat &he style Una of 1hla 09eJ QOr1s dress. Many sa.lo't"lnc ~ may be found lD. f.be paa,.. tera catal•r• a t local •tores. E coo- · omy.....-1.se hom e sewers .ave for War a..lab711ewin~. U.S. Tr11"G.n1'7D1,_._,,, Let 'Em Eat Snack•! wW apply to the Court tor any GENBRAL CONTRACTING, Re· other relief dem•0 ded ln the com-pair and Altera.tlm• See P'?aD..lr. plaint. Pellkofer, MO~· Finley ave., New·- GJven under my hanci-and teal port Beach. Ph. 14-93-ll. 4S-tfc of the Superior Court ot the Coun- ty ot Orange, State of California, this 31.8t day of J uly, llM~. B. J. SMITH. County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court ot the State of Callfomla, ln and for the County of Orange. By A. L. HITCHCOCK. Deputy. (Seal Superier Court Orange County) Pub: Sep 11 to Nov 20, 1M:5 (Tuel) PAINTING OONT11.&Cl'OB Painting -Decorating Root Repair A: Palnttq Synrpson & Nollar Ph. NW]>t. 1217-W 512 S8th St. 12-tte BICYCLSS -Sold, rented or r. paired. Vogel'a, 100 Main St., B&lhoa and 208 Kartn.e Avenue, Balboa Ialand 22-ttc See MR. PETTY South Coast Co. or C.1.0. Hiring Hall CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS TBAN8POBTA'l'ION 18 ~Uc Fictitious Firm Name GIRL want. ride trom Santa Ana There's a good job at CHERYL'S. rive r bridge, Coast H ighway, to Short boura, congenial condition.a THE UNDERSIGNED do h'ere-Seara, Long Beach . H oura 8 to --dlahwa.aher and kttcher helper, by certify that they are conducting ~. 680:i Seaabore Drive. 83-ztp male or female. 322 Marine ave .. a Real Estate Brokerage bu.sinees ------------Balboa Island. 83·2tp at 703 E . Central Avenue. Balboa.. BEAUTY AIDS 11 Call ll79-J F or California, under the rlctlUowt COLD and M.ACHINELESS firm na.me of COAST PROP-WAVES First Class Painters ERTIES CO. and that Mld nnn la A. J . Burton Paint Store Tinting and . .Y:a.ntcurlng ,1 11 ~ w •-•--composed ot the fol.lowing persons. ....agno a a etll.J.ll.WD\.er. 9.'hose names and addresses are u Evening Appointment.a PQ. 17~W .Coata Meaa 79-tfc follows, to-wit: Vi's Beauty Shop LABORERS NEEDSD -At La G B W I 316 E Oc 1103 Coast Hlway, Corona del Mar eo. · e SS, · ean Bolaa Tile Co. Steady employ. Front, Balboa. Californla. 7s·tfc ment . Prevailing \\'age. Phone L. Elaine \Veiss, 316 E. Ocean HEALTH AIDS !O H untington Beacb 2802. Plant 3 F"ront. Balboa, Callfornia. milee north ot H untington Bch. Richard D. Othmer, 312 Alva-\VE can make penicillin capsules. 1794 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa Phone 345 8J-4tc Prompt Service Oil Lubrication Oil Change Greasing Washing Poli shing EXPERIENCED HELP Theodore Robins Authorlzed F ord Dealer 22nd Ii Central, Newport 83-2tc STEEL KITCHENS Custom Built Cabinet Types Range a nd Sink Units Shower Doo rs Southern Counli~ Supply Co. 144 Coast Blvd. N orth Laguna Beach Tel. 5852 Kll:YS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT Vogel'e, 100 Ma.tn St. Balboa and 208 Marine Ave., Balboa l•la.nd- 22-Uc PIANO TEACHER G. V. LINSENBARD Graduate Royal Coneervatory, Letpslc Ph. 1202-W 1~26 W. Ocean Front 7S-ttc Carpenters Available t~r genera.I maintenance aAd repair ' 0 . Z. ROBERTSON can Newport 83 CALL ·Tom Quarry SIGNS LETTERING 1 Commercial Design Phone 493.J 42-tfc 81-4tc Washing Machines Repaired P a rU For All Makea P ick up and Delivery. SCHULER'S \\'e.shil"lg Machi.De Shop 1768 Newport Blvd, CO!!lta Mea.a Phone 2263 5~tfc SALE MISCELLANEOUS Ointment or liquid solution. on Gothard Road. 73-t!c rapo P lace. Balboa, California. Z..·ta rloe H . Ot:hmer, 312 Alvarado Bring your prescript ion t o Pla ce. Ba lboa . California. Newport Pharmacy s 3-t rc -,--,M,,-,-----------ore For Your Mo ney" WITNESS our hands this 26th 2108 Ocean Fl'ont -Phone ~ day o! Oct ol>E>r. 1945. 83·1tc GEO. B. \\'EISS L . F.LAINE WE ISS RIC HA RD W . OTIDIER MARLOE H . OTHlifER State o f California. ) SS. County of Orange ) On t his 26t h day or October, A. D.. 1945. before me. H. Z..I. 1 HOLKER, a Notary Public in and for said County and State. person- ! all y appeared Geo. B. \VetM and L. E laine \i\'eiss and R ichard \V. 1 Othmer and Marice H . Olhmer, 4 known t o m e to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowl· edged to me that they executed the same. What's your siand on between- meal eating'! Are you a die-hard . or a liberal? IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and artixed m y orticla.J. seal the day and year in this certificate fi nit ab&ve written. H. M. HOLKER, Notary Public In and tor ea.J d (SEAL) County and State. • Pub.-Oct 30; Nov. 6. 13, 20, 19.U.. To keep from alienatinr the af. fections of the school-age set, why not lean toward liberalism and me some simple diplomacy in djshtn1 out afternoon or after- supper appetite appeasenl Have a mack ready-but be sure it's NOTICE OF PU B LIC HEAR ING the ri&ht kind; one that w on't take the edge of! cood mealtime Tbe Newport Beach Oty Plan- ap-petites. ning Comm1Mlon will bold a Pub- A helping of ready-tQ-eat cereal lie Hearing Tbunda y. November will tut.e cood and provide added 15, 1945 at 7 :30 p.m .. ln the Coun- enera to keep active bodies co-cU Chamberai. Cit y Hall, Ne'W'pOrt in&: and crowinr. And whether Beach, ·California. you eerve it after school or late PUBLIC HEARING upon the in the eveninl, thue's no need to matter of the applicatioa of W. S. wony that a bowl of crisp cereal Kilpatrick, 1545 Cheleea Road, San : will-spoil the next meal. or in-Marino, California.. f or a 2'9·foot : terltre with a good ni&ht's sleep. .set-back for Lot 3, Block C-33, I Corona del Mar Tract, Corona del Health authorities of a typleal Mar, Newport Beach, CalifonU&. American city have e1tabllab.ed By order of the Chalrma.n of tbe tbat b&nd·~ed cllllheai contaUl Newport Beach City Pl&nning 2S. 72 Umq '1DOre llvtng bacterta Commission. than diabea cleaned ln an electric J OHN M. ALLEN. diahwa.aher. PlULMER J . ELLERBROEK, LOST AND FOUND LOST~Green ca.nva.s oovered ro"''· boat. Notify Ben Labilotte. 436 F entlear, Corona del 1ia.r. 82·4tc E:\ll"LODIENT WANTED \V ANTED-Carpet and Upho~te r ing cleaning in your home, by local veteran \Vorld War II. Work guaranteed. Color and beauty revived, give new sheen. Phone Newport 683. Ca}l bet. 10 and 4. Dean Ward. 83.12tc FOR GARDENING SEE MYERS, 2833 W . Central, Newport Beach. 81-4lp TELEPHONE OPERATORS NEEDED Good Pay While Learning and Regular Increruiea J obs available ln many other Soot.hem Ca.lltomia cit! ... Southern California Telephone Coa;lpany Appq 100 Eut Bay Avenue --or a 14 11' Norlh M.aln. street Santa Ana FOR SALE-Lad les light w eight bicycle, $25. Victory type. Call Ne"-port 1209. 83-2tc FOR SALE-Vacuum cleaner and student violin. P h : Nwpt. Bch. 1057·\\'. 83-2tc WO~IAN'S fine Navy Blue \V ool Coat, size 14. BrO\\'n and Tan checkered \V ool J ack et, size 14 . 602 Begonia Ave. P hone 1206-\V . 83·ltc FOR SALE-P hilco Elec. Phono. graph. 606',i \\'.Central Avenu e, Bal boa, or phone N. B. 883-W. . 83·4tc FOR SALE-2 full :h-larlne Lath· rope Moton, true R &: L with reverae gears. can be seen in boat allp 41 , U do Yacht Anchor- age, Ne'W'pOrt Beach. Yacht Ver-- ona II. 83-ltp FOR SALE-I nearly new Per- fection Oil Heater. $5 ; 1 Cole- man Gasi Heater, $5. Slip 41, U do Ya.cht Ancho rage. N ewport Bea ch. Yacht Verona II. 83-ltp FOR SALE -Wardrobe t:run1u, antique mahogany rtreaide stool and antique leather trunk. day- bed, aome beddlng. 216 Pearl Ave .. Balboa Island. 81.4tc F OR SALE-Christmas! American Flyer Elec, Train, extra track, manual ewitches, bridge. Like new. $4 0.00. 600 A voe ado, Co· rona de! Ma r. 83-4tc \VANTED TO BUY 11 WILL PAY CASH tor your fur· niture or "''hat have you. Phone Nwpt. 2000. 0 . R . Crawl ey. The Food Basket , 181 2 Newport Blvd., Coeta Ji,iesa.. 99·tfC I F YOU want t o eeU your old piano s~ u.s. We pay highe•t ca.ab prtce. 30 year1 in Ore.oge county. Danz-Schmidt Piano Co., 520 N. Main, Santa Ana. ~tlc BOATS, SUPPLIES II FOR SALE-21-tt. sailboat. $360. UQ Abalone avenue, Balboa. Is- l.and. 33-ttc FOR SALE--P·l4 Sallbo&t. Com- plete aa.lle a.nd cover. Excdlen t condition. U. Greene, Ph: N. B. 2600. 80-<tc FOR SA.L&-33-toot Elco c ruiaer, excellent cond ition. Call New· port 1222. 81-4tc SNOWBmD-No. 302. In A-1 con- dition. Good sail. Can.vu cover. $226. Hinnant 716 Via Udo Nord. Pbooe 1107·W . 80-4tp FOR TRADE-Macblne Shop for EVERYTl'IING · g ood flab.ing boat. Face cut gape lathe 16-ln. by 36-ln.. one l&-ln. ELECTRiCAL lathe, two 12-in. l'Wing lathes, 1 heavy duty :ro-1n. drill preea. E&s-Bokin & Galvan emecy stand and Arbor prea. ICJectric&l OoDtneton All machinery Lndividu.&lly mo.. 1000 CGMt. mp.way tor driven. Abo drilla, ream.era PboDe lU4 97-trc and accemortea. Phone alter 6 ---~===-===---p.m. C..pltal 1'491 L. A. 82-2tp 1"ARINE WAYS BATTERIES For Portables Aho large stock of tubes -3Day - Ha.ul out time now available. MacCURDY 4' CALKINS 1215 C.O.Ut Highway Phone 1686 83-ttc We have just Installed 3 new tac· tory method Retread mold.8 which give a deeper tread tha n new tires, meaning m ore mileage. Leave tires in the mom ing and have them ~capped or repaired by evening or we pick up your car a nd deliver same day. Free loaners if desired. Money back gu'rantee is your a.es urance . Grade A Truck Rubber N ow A vailable. Costa Mesa Tire &. Retread Shop our new addrea 1760 Newport Blvd. Tel. N . B. 2342 FOR KENT FOR RENT-Lot t for sail repairsi. 920 Coast High9.•ay. 83-2tc W AN'1'ED TO BICNT HOUSE WANTED In Balboa Two or Three Bedrooms Pei:manent Residents The Coach Lamp Cafe 504 West Central Phone 2268 WANTED ON BALBOA !SI.AND ~-bedroom bouae, year round, by war vet&ran and famil y of 3. Phone Newport 1480. 83-.4tc WANTED TO RENT -House or Apt_ Permanent resident.. Two a.dull!. Employed locally. Phone N. B. 260. Mra. LoreU1e. S2·2tc RESPONSIBLE PARTY will pay to $7~ per m ooth ~or turnlahed h ouse. Good loc& reterencea. COAST PROPERTIES REALTORS co _ Balboa Isiand- lst class - 2-story stucco bldg. 2 store spaces, 2 apartments, triple garage. Good location.. . $26,500 2-Bedroom home; furnished. Well located. $10,500 Balboa- Modem stucco. Good condition. 3 doubl~ apt. building. $6750 handles. Furnished. $12,750 Ocean Front- 4 Bedrooms and income unit. 1 \/o lots .......... $11 ,500 Beautiful Peninsula home. 100-ft. frontage. Corona de! Mar- Choice Bay Front lot. East end ·---·-·----·····-·--·$8750 COAST 703 E. Central P.R 0 PE RT I E S REALTORS Balboa co . Phone683 82·2tc J. E. Barnes & Son 1806 Newport Blvd. Costa Meaa. Phone 516 1 Co mmercial Acre v.1th good 2-bedroom home. Barn and chicken equipment. Corner location, e ast side, near blgh school. Full price, $7850 T erms if necessa ry. 2 Bedroo m Home on Ha rbor Blvd. $4 750 2 Bedroo m Home 1"2 acre land. East side of B;lvd. Fruit tree.s. chicken eq uipment. Price, $4 750 Half Acre On N ewport Blvd. \Vith modern 5-rm. house. Ha rd- wood floors throughout. built.in air conditio ner . Tut. over 3how- er, wall heater in bathroom . Large wardrobe closeta in both bedrooms. m e sink, plent y ot cupboards. Double garage. Be s ur e and see this if you are in the m arket for a good comfort- able home. $8,000 Half cash, bal. monthly . A 5-Acre 'Block On Monte Vlata, slightly rolling, priced· at $8000~. Owner aays eell. so look at t:hi8 and make ofter. BALBOA ISLAND Income, 6 unlt8 furnlabed, $35,000 . Terms Gertrude A. W aldron WM. W. SANFORD Broker Exclusive Agent Phone 234-W Choice Lot _,;J n Peninsula 35 x 75 $1750 Bay Front Lot El Ba.yo Tract $11 ,000 W . L. Joi·dan 700 Ea.st Central, Balboa Phone 153 83·2tc AT CORONA DEL MAR 2 Bedroom Home $4500 l Bedroom Home South or HJghwa.y $4500 W. J. HOLCOMB 1517 Cout Highway Col'OID& del Mar ''Where the F1aga Fly'' 81-2tc 150-ft. on Main Highway ln Newport Beach &Ra. 4660 sqf ft. of bldgs. Suitable for aopa or mfg. Uvlng qtnr. on preml.eM. Ralph P. Maskey One Acre 34"10 0oa.st Blvd. All fenced, 2 bedroom houae, Newport Beach. Callfornia hardwood floora tn living room 83·tfc and ~ne bedroom_ large barn. WANTED TO LEASE-Vac&llt Ii Locafed on Birch street, Santa Ana Hel hta acre or l whole acre on Newport g · Blvd. M in imum of 5 yra. Prefer Priced $6250.00 tonger. Will Improve to 111.llt our J . E. Barnes & Son 1808 Newport Blvd. O::lata Mell&. Phone 516 si.2tc CAPISTRANO BEACH -25 ac. overlooking Sea. Water, Sewer, Elec. avail pav~ Rd. $600 Ac. Beach right.a. VA 6183 or Tract Ottiee at Beach aub. 82-2tc bwllnesa. Betbre 6 p.m. call New- port BMCh 260, after 6 c&ll 5u.J4. 83-trc New 3-Bedroom Homes Sec ... tary. -Give to the War Ched -Pub:---Oct. 30. 194". &S-t!c Radio Repair Service MESA RADIO & ELECT1tONICS 1794 Newport Blvd. FOR SALE-2 Butane tank.a, 10- gal. alze; 2 bronze c ru.Leer rud- de.?11 for M-fL bo&t . See: P ermanenL Phone Mrs. Rohr· ------------Ba.rdwoott floora-'nle bath TUe 8f.nk-Double garage $1900 down-S56 per moo.th PueL1c NoTICE No. 43289 A LIAS SUMMONS NOTICE OF INTENDED MORTGAGE Under Section 3440 Clvll Code of the state of California NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That WM. A. HARGRAVE and MARJORIE D. HARGRAVE. hU8-In the Superior Court of the State of California In and Fol" the County of Orange band and wife Mortgagors whoite (Action brought ln the Superior addr ess la 1749 Garfield. in the Court or the County ot Orange, and City of Los Angeles. County or Complalnt filed ln the Office or the Los Angele.a, State or Califomla. , Oerk ot the superior Court ot 18.id intenda lo mortgage to Bank of O:>unty.) America National Trust 4: Savings AM'n. Mortgagee. whose addreS8 GRIFFITH COMPANY. a Call· la 1100 North Western Avenue, in tomla Oorpcratlon, Plaln.tltt, va. the City of Loe Ange lee, Count y of . NEWPORT OIL & REFINING Los Angeles, State of ca.llfornla. co .. a California Corporation, et al, the following deacrlbed personal Defendant. property, to-wit: the boat k.Do\Yll TBE PEOPLE OF THE STATE .. GLADSYD m . u. s. Cu.stoma OF CALIFO~SEND GREET-Reg. No. 27 F 162. a 32-tt. cabin JNGS TO: NEWPORT On.. A crui9er. and located at Newport REJ"lNING co .. a Calltomla Cor· Harbor In the County ot On.nge, poratlon, EVA JOHNSON DeKAY, State Of California, and that an u Executrix of the Lut WW of executed mortgage o/. the same LoWa F. DeKay, Deceued; JOmi will be delivered and tbe canalder· ,A.. YERKES. FRANCI.9 c. De-&tion therefor paid at 10:00 o'clock JtA.T. UNION NA'nONAL BANK A. M. on TUeaday the Sixth d&y of or PASADENA. u Trustee under November, 194~. at the eecrow ta. ~ wm of St.e-pbtm s . Wold. deputment ot the Ban.Ir. Of Amer- -kn°"" u S. S. Wold, lea N1tlonaJ Tru8t It S&vlnp i.. DeceliO'd, De!ondanU.. -at 1100 North Weotern W ANTED-HOTEL MAID. Balboa Inn. PbC'Oe 660. 6-tfc BOY W ANTED to care tor yard. alter .BC.hoot Apply ' 6 p .m.. 324 Narci8Bl.JJll, Corq,na del M ar. 82-ztc EXPERIENCED P AINTERS. - Steady wor k. H. E . McDonald, 414 Old Co~ty Rd .. Cost.a Meaa... 81-ttc PIN SE'l"I ERS WANTED, 10 eta:. a line, mu.st have eoclal security number. Phone 2402 alter 6 p.m. 8<}-4 tc FIRST-cLAllS CARPENTE R WANTED-Apply at once, Lam. pert'• Motel, 1010 Qout Hlway, eee Kr. Silver . 81-4tc HELP WANTED -Typiat-clerk. See Mr. Wrlgbt, Bank Of Amer- ica. Newport Beach Branch. 83-2tc lJNI TIDE TABLES OCTOBER Hilt> """ fll&2l W. SI 7:152 l ::U. ... 7:43 11.1 OJI 4,7 NOVEMBER """ 1 :!511 1.S You are d1rected t.o appear m. an Avenu•, ill the City of Lo. A.ngeleis, -°lll'oQPI ~ you b)' the County of Los A.Dc<Jee, State of ' 111. 1 8:15 l :lML.8:24 2:31 0,9 1:03 CUI wmGSANGBOAT&REPAIRYARD 811 eo..t B1slnn.T 101 ft I •s;lri• ''' • X ::·_. 11 • -W'1 •=--... • • ........ & ...... llylllt'UIUJll•F ,. lU OJI 4.9 F . 8:31 2 :211 9:00 11.5 111.T u Offt'----T.'ld9.,.. ............ ---LllM n.--L IL: ....... _ ... a Costa Mesa Phone 345 9'.>-4tc Auto Batteries 18 month -$6.45 Ex. P ennsylvan ia Oil Gallon -70o Western Auto Supply Authorized Dealer 1836 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa 8<Htc Ma.cCURDY &: CALKINS 1215 Coaat Hlgbway Phone 1686. 83-trc FIRE EQUIPMENT TESTS - C-0-Two, Pyren e &'. Foam retilla. CO• fixed system and Portable. now available. ETS-R OKIN &. GALVAN, 1000 CoMt Highway. Phone 1384. 73-tfc Hiirgins Boats 10'rii to 55 Feet Priority orders taken now Dale Watts bough, N. B. 2722. 82-4tp HOU SE WANTED In Balboa Three Bedrooms Permanent Reaidenu Phone 2268 80-t!c ATTRACTIVE Modern <I-bedrooms, 2 bat.ha, guest apartment. Completely furnished. Little Island. $27,500 Gertrude A. Waldron WM. W. SANFORD Broker Phone 234-W. 82-tfc Kake your aelectiun nOw Be ~ady to move In Ralph P. Maskey 341 0 Coe.at Blvd Newport Beach. California Phone 402 71-ttc FOR SALE-Balboa home, 3 bed· KONSY TO LOAN 61 rooma, partly furniahed, l car LOANS TO BUILD, buy, &mpt'O'f'e. garage on corner loL Close in. modemt.e or retlnanc:tt. One block from bay and favorite Newport Balboa Federal S&Yinp bathlng beach. $9500. W. B. and Loan A.ooocU.tloa. F oot e, 2117 Coe.et Blvd, New-aas8 Via LI.do Telepbone lDOO port Beach. Ph: 24. 8G-4tp FOR SALE-Complete set brand new Slingerland Drums. wtth high-bat and Ziljlan cymbal& Call Newport 2427-W or 1112 W. Bay Ave. 80-2lc Model Makers Large Variety ot Models , and Supplies 901 Ooa.st Highway Pb. 2088 81-ttc WANTED ·ro RENT-3 bedroom------------ houae wttb option to buy, 6 moa. LOANS MESA RADIO & ELECTRONICS 1'11K Ne'wport Blvd. Costa ?d'.es.a Phone 345 !K>-4tc Typewriters Repaired 7 Day Servtct. PLYWOOD BOATS Rowing or mot.or, 8, 10, 12, 14-n. $49.50 UP Paddlebo&rda and -Wat.on 8&1llng Dinghy. Wat.son Woodcraft Shops 611 Cout Highway. Phone 60 . 79-tfc rent ln advance. Prefer Balboa llland. AdW'eM 1140 N . Vlota, Hollywood ~. Calif., or ca.ll Gran!te 6212. 57-tfc WANTED TO RENT-Permanent tamlly of three adulta. Anx1oua to rent or lea.a 2-or S-bedrm. houae. Ph. N. B. Ul~W. 7~t!e BALBOA OCEAN FRONT LOT Euluatve Area $3500 $100.00 and Up to $10,000.00 See US tf you need money Payment.a to Flt Your Income Loano Oil Oono Trucko and Trailers MESA RADIO & ELECTRONICS 17$4 Ne~ Blvd. Coot& M.,. Pllane 345 8Htc Over 22 Yeara lD Sant& Ana Federal Finance Co. BOA T&-Bot, Bold -'Dadod WANTED by ....pona!ble Tele-2001 Ocean Blvd. INC. Ku1ne :s:np.. ud Parta phone Employee, 2 or 3 bedroom Phme Newport 3U lilA.RIN1' SA.LV MJE AND hoUM. PermanenL Phone s.nta 429 North Sycamore ~ WINDpW FRAME GLASS iaQ. 00. Ana 5888. 8<}-ttc PboDe 5200, Banta Ana. Calif. . I SET FREE -W. Ollltnl ,,..., 1111.. -W. 80-Uc 77-111<1 Brin.( your wtndow• to .tore. New__. B•cb.. CAltf. gar. r.8'1'A.D ft ------------1-.,,..------------ A. J , a.non Paint Stan. Mag-r-• --------------I -8"llPOf'I the War~ -Dme C&refllll7-.,... a We. IWll& it w .. t.n-.. Coot& ' H. M. Lane ReaJ. Estate -a-==Oitl8=--=w'"'u.,.=iti>=-----.-A.,.., u=-·--roe=-...,-u--1,,_-------.- K-~ 1179-.J. 781Uc l'OR SALl!hnattle CW., racing 2009 Court Ave., Opp. City Ball an-. 18 feet In length. 2 oelJI N ... -BMCb ~"' JUl!t Arrlved K"""Y Watt& racing O&ils, can-Dtablh!hed"s.,;;;;e;: J;;.ientlal ~ B-.tq Aid na canr &Dd twe>-wbeol tnller. JDccme, Ind..-.J N.,.port BATTERIES l'lnt c1w cnndtUon, '3liO cu11. ~ ~ ' Oras Oo. 2025 Kmnelll -GleMale. FRED w. BRIGGS 11 It. .._ 516 ~&-1#1. u-41<. -cbry ......... . -lf"IW*'· 6"11AD10 · " ANNA HAWKINS LANE .,,. B.&..Yal ....... J' • flor la $22 50 .............. ,..,.. -• n-. --... ..... Record Piay~ -PboDe Newport "' 79-3tc ~ -1--.. """--lt&dktBMoN& ~ lilr ...;t. IO ,_.. Ila ~ 8. Q. S. RadlO CAl'IB'l'RANO 11&.t.CB. Lot. -- oomt;r·.ln.m 1 =~Piao era.. 11a Karina, BIIboa t.land looldnc oceu.. tncl1tdtns Beacll Al R. 11,a -A-. -CM<: llllbta. All lmpoo...,_ta, SllG0- 1-:.-' VA. 61111 or Trw:t Oftlce. - Dito. a IMo. ~ -te t11o Ww --au. 81-ltc ' WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS and Will Pay Top Pricce SEfl. YOOR CAR NOW While Prtcm are Hich Pbme foe our ODU1Uoul buYB' who will Cal mil =~~='!13.~~ ...... " a.JLBERTSON CHEVROLET 00., Inc. O' eadat _, J:!::•.,.. Det' R - al W• omni,, Me;opo1 Prn Q 0 w, - " •1 ~ {.'Ill • ' • • S04 Marine Avenue Balboa bland H USE Phone 1821 BEAUTY Waxing ---Faoe and Leg By JANET McClITCHEON Pedicures --- By LOU VERBECK • Fourth and Sycamore Santa Ana ' ~-·'; Jl I II I I ' I 11 II 11 ' -""'--, I • ! • -1 • ~J1e s smart- 1he carrie1 a bag To mate with fashion's new ··rounded" look in clothes-JENNY designs for you a pasterpiece series of handbags. Soft, supple and ff'minine in superior fabrics and leather.-:. 10.95 and 14.9.S. ACCESSORIES STREET FLOOR •. Missionary Tea Thurs. at Parsonage Mrs. Reuben Day will review ''Chrlet or Ch&oe'' by Blabop Moore u the afternoon program to be presented at the Missionary Tea to be held at 2 p. m. Trurs- dey of this week at the home of the pastor and his wife, Rev. and M.-.. Carl Johnsoo, 124 East 20th street. The affair will be given under 1 1 auspiees of the missionary division of WSCS. Costa Mesa Community church. Mrs. E. D. Potter is WSCS presi"ent and Mrs. H. E. McMur- try is chairman of the division. Capt. and Mrs. C. C. Fahlen. who have resided at 300 Amethy~t avenue. Balboa Island for the past three years. left lruit week for Stockton Air fi eld where the cap- tain has been transferred and will be chief of surgery. -Su pport t he War Chest - -Give to the War Che.st - Special Slenderizing Cou1'5e Complete PhysJcaJ ConWUonlng Antonin···masseur FORMERLY WlTII AMBASSADOR HOTEL StuWo: 317 Marine Avenue Balboe. Island Telephone 1824 ·J Hoon: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Evenlligs by Appointment CARPET & UPHOLSTERING CLEANING Loca1 Veteran of World Wars I and II WOB DONE IN YOUR HOU Color and ~ty Revived, Give New Sheen o.U \J.... . PHONE NEWPORT 683 Olll Jwww 10 &Dd t White House Cafe Pllone Sl82 Laguna Beach. Calif. "'IF I RA..~ THE DR.VG STOKE ... " Funny bow peiople o\·erlook thl.Jll'L Mn. y -. -' • ateady cuatotner. Mid &he otber d&7. "tt I nm u.e drug atore, I'd CSl'l7 a bf&'" •tock llt.Ock. of fine pre.rftmM .ad oo1..-.". ADd -an ~ thne llav· Ille Ibo "'"""t -la ...... • • • .. .... .,, popalu ....... • • • Lb balk or i. c:tft .O..U ••. la a prloe .._ wide .. _. .. -~. ---- Newport Beach Pharmacy IHI 0.-. Fraat -Ir ~~- Art Appreciation Prog. for B&PW MATERNITY DRESSES AND SLACK SUITS Go od Selection of Sizes and Styles • Donna -Marie Shoppe 515 No. Main St., Arcade Bl•g. Santa Ana •t.su•t :ro IHQUl'QI -COf'\'!Ncr ~'D -••MS ... , ~ ,. ,.. -•-0 .._ --; , -I ---I__,--, ,,,.. . ' ' ) -~--~ ... _ J --1 • -_,J-__ ,.----_ _, { 1 •