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W&'.l'ZK W.&n;IL Seems tOl); a lull in what Is
being dcoe, or not done, In
protec:Ulig our water supply.
Funnj · sftuatioc has devel-
oped that would be amusing
were It I not so serious. Some
years ago, when Laguna
Beach was shy ol the prec-
ious f!Uld, Newport Beech
permitted our neighbors to
. the aouth to use our water
and later arranged so they
could bUlld a ljne. Now the
shoe Is on· ·the other foot-
we are using water from La-
·guna B<;ach. and of all things
-Me&rcipolltu water! How
times do change! We are in
dispute over joining the
South Coast district. part of
the MWD. because we fear
the y can outvote us. In tlje
meantime Newport Harbdr·
Is growing by leaps aI!d
bounds and the levels in the
w ells are sinking lowe r and
lO\\'er. As one radio~ an-
nouncer says: "Ain't we
devils!" + + + r
W-.m 'I'hne. Ever take
an a uto trip at this time of
year up Sacramento way and
n ote the trees in bloom? Al-
monds, ·peach, phm1. 'cots
from Merced north, over
Oakdale and Riverbank way
-lovely shades of pink,
white, red, acres and acres
and miles and miles of color.
Breath-taking beauty this
nature study, that if an art-
ist painted it, we'd all say it
was overdone. If rain does
not mar the blossoms, so
they can 11set-on" a bumper
crop is assured, and it looks
like there will be no rain in
that section. Sacramento
claims to be the largest al-
mond district in the world
but refuting this is the fact
that the Oakdale distric t has
beerl holding an Almond Fes-
tival for 15 years, long be-
fore Sacramento decided she
was the cel)ter of the indus-
try. + + +
F .. Uval. The fiesta was
first started by t.Qe Oakdale
Leader which sponsored and
brought 50,000 people to see
the wonders of nature, and
as Editor Louis Meyer says,
it !las brought thousands of
dollars to the district. Inci-
dentally he brought out the
point that newspapers, gen-
erally, are too modest about
the things they do-that us-
ually some committee chair-
man or a chamber ol com-
merce or·a group named for
the purpose, gets the credit,
despite the fact most of the
promotion is done by the
newspaper, which, If it did
n1>t keep It up, the entire pro-
gram would fall by the way-
side.
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Hearst 0.... It. Jn like
manner be declared that the
Hearst papers always took.
credit for the things they did
and that the smaller news-
papers should follow suit.
His town built a· new hos..
pita], first boosted by the
newspaper, which followed
with a campaign for funds.
The city sald It was against
their lawS to vote money. so
the newspaper had the dis-
tFict's congressrt)a!I pass a
law permitting them to do so
and the result is a large,
commodious hospital. Local
committees may rind a solu-
tion in their hospital prob-
lems wherein Orange county
co u Id pro~ide additio nal
funds for the project. + ....
Autol>IO«raphy. William
Allen Wlilte;s long-a\\.µted
life's history a ppears in the
current Atlantic !11onthly
and the late Emporia editor.
has this to say when he first
stepped off the train into a
crowd ot appntlsing idlers:
"Should I lug my he& VY
luggage uptown to the
boarding house where I was
expected, 'and establish a re-
putation as a frugal, thrifty
young publisher. or should I
l!Btabllsh my credit In the
ocmmunlty by going in a
hack! 'Ibe back wa,s a quar-
te!'. I decided. as a credit-
strengthening act, to take
the hack. I piled In. I never
rigretted it. · I was never the
kind who could ha\le made
m.y money by saving it. But
If thfl crowd had known that
whai' I pU1 tbe !Wlanen I
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA.. WEST NEWPORT. SEA SHORE ,COLONY, UDO ISLE. 'NEWPORT k .EIGHTS. BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA. DEL MAR, COSTA HEU
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Bo t Slip Rentals Raised Thruout Harbor
AskActi n
OnCity ater
Election
PBY Plane
Breaks Up
J I In Sun
f l. t Seven-Man cJw Safe
Pier Rent~l .. Increase Affects
Several Thousand Boats Here;
Sorrie Said Raised by 50%
Chamber of
Directors
ter Brough
mmerce
ant Mat·
to Vote
-. -.,... When Seaplane Set-
tles Near River Jetty
New Rental Rates Become Effective April 1,
Mostly on Leased Irvine Property; Con-
solidated Steel Anchorage Also Included
· A series of misfortunes A serious wa r shortage
situation faces e residents
of Newport Bea , was the
con census of op· 'on among
directors of the N rt Har-
bor Chamber ol Commerce
dogged the landing of a U. S. A complicated ·ir.c;:-ea"" c! nearly 50% in pier rentals, at-
Nayy PBY pla,ne in the ocean fecting several thousand boats in th e bay and involving two
THE GADABOUT, mld pt car built by "&loon" Mulllm, well kll•..,. off Huntington Beac h Mon-divenie rulings ol the OPA will become effective April 1 , it
Balboa bland Mdpper and owner of U>e E'1an. who returned re-day morning which the skip-was learned today. Notices went into the mails March 1
cenUy from a trip to Mexico on his beauUfal charter yacllt. MulU.. per. Lieut. Comdr. Harry from most of the public docks in' the h arbor advising all boat
built !leveraJ 9111:&11 can llke the above, and on treks to rorelp l&D4h Lindsay in command brought .., owners that the new rates0--------------awtn~ It aboard, stowhl« It away on deck tor me wherever be Coe&. down on the water safely BILL COVERT will become effective April 1.
Th.111 and It• brother mode l bu single cyllncler engine, and varlable about ii ff h New city atreet supertntel'dent, 9peed s-n. comumlng abou' one pllon or pa to 58 mUea. The a m e o s ore as <:me elevated t.o bead the dcpa.rtmeat The anchorages affected are
Mexicans ra\.·ed a.bout It, but refmed to ride ~th him. of the engines failed. The In which he ... acted u u· Hubbard's Yacht anchorage, Bay After a full ion, during I taxied · t th urf d · pane, m o e s an mtant fo• the i-t tour ,..... Shore, Villa Marina, Bay Shore
which various mem "' expressed J B k N c d•d Se a short distance west of the Covort hu worked for -dt7 Sales," Richardson's and Haley. tl\eir opinion and ed for study · t t f •• .. 18 I bo'" '"' · Oe ee 0 an I a e Cy Santa Ana river »tty, stuck or ... e pa years n .... -Most of the slips are on property of every possible sol tion including • <I'"' KfJ:leertnc" and stJ"eet ttepart-d
who met yeste y under
their new presid , James S.
Ban-ett. VFW Post
survey ' or !he wells deveioiied by r • m0· rattehepsanrecaduantionsd despdurini~geltahb-e _,ta, !photo by Gerhardt) ~"'.':! % thJ;e~~erCoP,.i:S ~
the Santa Ana Arm Air Base, the e:~~~~·.::~~~~;1~ :,:i.-,:~':1~~ To -State Senate for 33 ·vears ~fte~:'d~ i~~~htro~ 3 Removed From S ~7; ~o~ed~n~df~~ :::: At
that they provide nds n..,...ary fore it could be salvaged. La Borr""'C~, ta·, . New Rate 50 Cents Foot
to call an election or the voters -~------~----J oe Beek, one of the best known When Lieut. Comdr. Lindsay a 11 Thi! irewnt average rate-for use
To Be Formed
Marbor
to decide yes or n on the ques-residents of Balboa Island; return-brought the t win--engined Catalina Made PO Later of a slip ii 40 cents per foot per Requests have been r-1"-~
tiorio "Shall the Ci of Newport 'Peg' Towed 1"n ed I k fr h' 33rd F1yU!g Boat into the water en· boa The ruJ will be 50 ~-~ Be a.st wee om ts year t. new e from a number of veterans oL ach enter the Metropolitan in the California State Senate to route to Philadelphia from Seat-cents per foot for boat or slips, Newport Beach and vicinity t•·t
Water District on e best terms When Becalmed give a positive "no" to the rumor tie, only one motor was out. Then The La Borraci a, reported in whichever is the greater. • ..
directly or throug the 'Coastal that he will run for either the the second failed, according to re-trouble 22 miles 'rom Newport In the cue of Consolidated Steel they be permitted to fonn a Pmt
Municipal Water' trlct ror the Over Weekend b s ports. The seven man crew later Harbor Sunday ni ht, hoas towed ~-ailed th Lid Ch 1 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars _. Asse m ly or enate. ''1 have the .ed th I L1~1t.age, c e o anne of the United States in this -l'urpose of securing an ample sup-best job in either house of the taxi e pane toward shore, but for 10 miles towar its ome port. Yacht anchorage, M. P . Klick sev-....... u.-
ply of domestic ater for all sta te Jevis)ature, 50 why should 1 were unable to get out of the wa· but when the se became too eral weeks ago said that they munity. In response to thesefre-
tl .,... In the beautiful "''eather of last e · t z.1'1 s•-quests Harry H Hardi g ·~ mes · run for office," the secretary of er. rough, a woman, · ·a ......._...,. were undecided aa to whether to · n • 11..'l The question wa debated from Friday the 25-foot ketch Peg the upper house remarked in t he Obeervatlon Plane Down and her two chit n were taken raise their rent.ala, but it is un-of staff of th·e Departmen · of
all angles. Walter picer spoke of started out for Avalon with t he News-Times office Friday. Spotting the disabled pla"ne from aboard the Glad D, ,vhile the derstood that they have also mail-California, announces that suqh a
the meeting with fficlals of the owner, R. E . Wil helm and two Beek, who has helped draw the air, the navy sent a small husbft nd stayed o board, later ed notices to yacht owners· of the post will be formed In the rery
Metropolitan Wa te District, and other men, Dale Lewis and Her-f th be fi t Piper CUb to land on the beach bringing the 25-f t cruiser in raise. near future.
th tt t r th · bert Adams aboard. They set out many measures or e ne · t 0 on a paved road ..... :....11eling t he Th f · b St and. Men who served under the flac e a ernp 0 committee to · th1·s part of ~ange county, would . . ~a.u e era t lS own Y one When notice of higher rent.I for · k di dm at about 2:30 p.rn . headed for '-'1 hi h Thi I I ded I d f Country I •-tJI t see rect a i ton, without not comment on candidates .for the C WS!· s pane an a Ernest Tweed of an _ the land Uled W the oQter wharf o our , n 11U1t e wa en
having to join the tal Water Catalina Island , but soon got off race but thought it wouJd be a short time after the crew quit the When the rescu craft returned ownera wu received from the or on foreign Janda dUring any,war
District. He also g ve an opinion the course. good idea to have local reprcse nta-PBY'~OI' shore, but t~e sn:aJI ~-v.i th~~ri1.rs. ~tone <"' pflorltid tht-Irvine Co., some of the pier men aj!'ai11~t this nation, who aaw
of the advantage o be derived Apparently running into a calm, tion in .one section of the legisla-~i;:~onl s~p wasd ~1ke~1se ~d-Co:\St Guard. bll fh P La Bor· went to the OPA and asked if the y service with anv branch ot the
from another m n line down the sailing craft drifted toward ture. Clyde Watson. now a mem-a bemdisan ng, an its wings . a racita came in 1r-f re fl OOn VC'Ster ... would be permitted to raise their army, na'v-y, Marines. air forcee,
through Costa . from the Laguna Beach. When it came in her of the assembly who cast his ~o. red . m~t~. ~o ?"he was day v.·ithcut inc1dc-t. She y.·a, ~ rates and were assured they could .or coast guard;-are eligible to
l\f\VD line where it crosses the close ~noug h to shore that night, hat in to the ring fo'r the seat re-inJUA C in Gatrdan g, eboa1t er. ". route to Catalin Island when en the ground that the change mem bership in t~s. the oldest, and.
Newpor t boulevard near the coun-one mem ber of the crew dived cently vacated by Tom Kuchel or i d' oashedt uah rescue b t wh a:s engine tronble de loped 11n.d the was not under the jurisdiction of n.ow the largest ~atemal organlza-
try club. overboard and swam into shore, A ah . "'h h , . li'IJ>flt~ to t e scene. ut \V C'n Gl arl··s ; si ~htcd r. accordi ng to the OPA. 1 t1 on of veterans 1~ the world.
Ralph Maskey ked if the air notifying police there of their pre-n eun en e was appointed six gua rd smen attempted to reports -The question of whether 8 boat Founded over fif.ty years ago in
b II be dic•ment state controller. dre\.\· praise of 1aunch a skif· r to mak• a line rast I · .-.. -·, < eo1 umbu o th 11 Am r1 ase we would available. sug-· h 1 al . I · Brou)?ht hPrc .""> Ir l.,...,. nu!,, .-.--owner lives on his craft and thus 1 . s. ·· 11 a -" can
gesting that Ute cit get figures on Since removal of the na'\-y air ~ e d ~ {;l8 " ;-5 ~nservat~ve an ... :! the small boat overturned, ac-
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the u . s. Coast G rd "'as ff-" 26-come under the rental ceiling, has I organization '"'as spon!'ored and
securing y.•ater fro other sources and sea rescue service, the call ar ~n~g 8~~s ~l~~uent:. ~~ng to .reports. No one wa!. foot Malihv Yell wtR.iT. 8 C'ris not been raised thus far. app~oved by veterans who ·waw
than the expensi e method of was given to the Port of Seven Beek commented briefl th tnJured agrun. Craft cruiser own by the Ham-The' increas«t has no bearing on s.e~1ce out or _the continental
MWD. A. B. Rouss lie pointed out Seas. H arry Gartler sent out a . . . Y ~ e Late )ei'\terday afternoon the 1Jton interests an recently moor-prices charged by the City of hm1ts of the .. Untted States, the
the future of the e tire southland r escue craft Sunday, but was un-recent spectal session in which a navy had a large truck crane. a ed. near Shark I and. "She ran N~ Beach for its anchorages, ~.F.\V. Is or:ie of only. three na-
depended upon wat r. and said this able to find t he Peg. which was ~wnber .0~ measures vita~y affect-tractor, porta ble broadcasting oul · out Or gas off H tington Beach whic;;:-thus far, r emain uncha nged t1 on.ally recogn~7'1d veterans or-
section·s groY.1.h a Uy depended no longer in the vicinity or La-ing posd '"Tarh re~nstructaoh~ were fit and other salvage equipment on and had to be tO\.\.' back to port, a nd which can only be increased by gan1zatlons holding a congressional
guna. She was discovered Monday {nactc · e main one "1 ich the I the beach A husky salvage crew-•t d tood chart•r approved b th on water. · 1 was un ers action of the city council. .-v e congress Other discussion morning by Gartler, however. and govei nor 0~I_X>sed, vot~ $90,-man made his way to the PBY off· of the Unjted States.
towed to por t after Russell er8.ig, 000,000 for C!t1cs and counties, was shore. and fixed a line over the h ·o-Thlrds Younr Vet• ~~1:e~~. i:1';!.;s t as much to harbor master . had made a run fi ~ally pa~sed o~er hls veto. Beek w\ngs and fusilage. This line broke I Raise $3 4 1!; Newport ReSI.de n; Todav the Veterans ot Foreign
develop other wat r sources tem-down the coast looking for htt. srud. Neither side ""'8:5 offe~d.ed, when the tractor attempted to .... \\'l\rs is in reaJl tv a World War
Porarily and later ind that MWD They did not have a propel' as both thought their pos1t1on drag it in. At last reports the tail !}f s ~ 4 0 «:oal Demnn·stra"~s ·. II ord('r . for over two-thirds of ft. anchor, it was reported.. right in the action. It was not was pulled clear from the rest of 1 · . , i1 u lie membcrshio. is com--of vet-is thl! onl y answer. saving might a hotly ,..., tested f P-d • ,._..
be d -... n measure. the ship, and the $100,000 plane or e MUSJ I Th erans of the last war. Non-poU-ma e in joinin the district In H th did t C" erapy
one respect, aero ng to one ver· through $140 ooo ooo f d Speedl"ng Pays-owever. e governor ge had br( '.<en in several parts. I ' -~ tical. a nd non-sectarian, its high
· · or expan -ideals and true spirit of -real sJon. That would in the expen-But It Pays the ing and improving state institu-Fi M G' . Only S3945.7J to ~i .l thc-si.t.fl(X) Pla)'inc familiar mus.le with his o:>mradesh.ip has won the respect
dit\Jre to v..·hich t e city will be tions, "'hich were badly neglected, \. e en JVen local quota. for th Ar.cric"n Red .. capit.alistic'' hands George Ha,y of all men \.Vho served. Builded
put by replacing wooden stave Rnd for nl'w construction. A num-Cross hu been r ised to date. It puBarry. 7490 Seuitore Drive, is solidlv 0 ,, a fot:ndatlon of aervlce
main between the ches and Bal-Judge $863 ber of ,·eter ans· measures were Merit Certificates ":as announCE>d. t Y b" Mn. ':'ic-dewutiac much ot his time to musi-o the disabled veteran, his widow
boa Island "'i th e larger con· -·--also approved. B T...,. I CW, be 1 tor GraCt" .. chainn n or the dri.-e. cal therapy for hospitalized serv-and his orphan vet never l?Stng ~~t~n: ~:.:_~--. part of which An epidemic of speeding has hit Joe Beek ls 1:>ack to take an ac· y .&f""a nam. r I The nearly $10,000 yet to go repr?-~ men. Actually, DuBarry has sight of the good 1-imes and fun
the local area almost like a swarm tive interest in his: Balboa Island sents the allotme t al .that quota no hands a t all. having lost them of fellowship. Harding explained.
If the city~ Metropolitan of locusts. In the tint nine days Improvement association, which he CertifiC3tes of Merit for laud-1 towu:d l<><:al Ott ~ch are in-In an accident. Using the ends· It has bP.en ctistomary in many
water, it was poin ed out, it could of this month, City Judge Bob revealed now has 400. members. able work In behalf of their com-creasin~i tt was tntPd ou:. ,.by of his arms, he makes speed cOunt other communities to organize an
immediately serv Balboa Island Gardner levied and collected $863 They are planning a meeting soon munity were presented to five ' the ti~c leader _ ho ~as ~:f •~!far flneen and says be can play auxiliarv of lhe po11:t composed of
and Corona de1 ' because the 1·n fines, near the all·time high, he to discuss many points of com-local residents at the Monday pa.st five campat d::ives in· the even better than when he toUrcd the mothers, wives.' sisters and main line is wi · a few feet of · Th di cit ~..--'··•· commented last Saturday. ln his mon interest. ey are no t ·-meeting of the chamber of co~-Y· · ...,... as a ~~t. daughters at veterans who att ell·
the city reservo· in the latter court. 51 cases were filed, most of rectly interested in the Balboa merce at White's Balboa Cale. The Mrs. Gra~ ap aled for funds His theory is that 'in cases or gible--this may be done here also.
community. thPm for speeding. Island pier controversy. certificates were given by Braden for. th: nnt1onal nd local refi et, ~rosis and l'Ven in ani· Active participation in the affairs
A thorough ed cation on the Fines were topped by one of Finch. former president of the whic~ ts a 10"'er quota _from the neda, the playing of a familiar air and activities of this com"Tit tnity
ma ttC'r t off "·a~er c:osts h~d best. Sl OO for ru:ink drivi":g, ~other of Jemi"son Trl.al J chamber to the following: 1 'va :time peak. Sh explained that I but Jening blank_ "breaks,. which will be par t of the program of this
"·ay ou 0 a situ tion w tch may S50 for doing 52 miles 1n a 25-· -\Va1ter Spicer, financial chair-<-f _.he a r:nou nt s~ ght here. about the _patient supplies mentally, es-new post .
becomp critical as suggested. mile zone and later doing 65 miles For Manslaughter man of the Fourth to Eighth War S,7 .. '-00 will U~ gi en ovM" to. Rs-ta.bl~ detailed thought and pos-Veterans of a11 wars who served Tht' city should ta ea leading part I •istanCt" work a 'velfare nght tal u · H in a 55-mile Jim. it. The judge said I On i'n Sant An Loans. , sessive men con nutty. e ri:>· "over·seas" interested in this new in this, was tht' o inion of one of a a h t h A be of ~-vln cured the speakers. 14 piE>rsons prud S261. A. B .• Roussel1e. First to Third .~re a ome . ~ r oom-1 ~ ·-~ a case of am-post, can send their namet. addresw
No speeding drive is contem-V.'ar Bond Drives. mittees are out s king funds, but t nema by this means. and telephone number to Harry H.
plated, Chief of PoliCt" Hodgkinson The mans.laughter trial of Irvin W. H. Hitchman, last four Bond t'-~'· 1'•'.'·e n_ot. ht-n able_ to cover ~ says that mdre people Hakling. 9952 Robbins drive, Bev·
Dance Hall. Boat
Building, ment
Plant for M sa
declared. because speeding invar-\ E. J~n of Orange. accused of Drives. , the entire .oty. . e chai~. ap-are <:"~as~ result of the me-erJy Hills, Calif., who will forward
iably fol lo"'s the drive "'hich nul-causing the death of Charles Roger Wood, outstanding sales-I pealed roi: 1mm~1 te contributions[ chanica.J mventioo.s of the age them at once details of all plane
lifiE'S its effect. The trouble is ~1un~ of Costa 1'1esa last De-man In all War Bond sales drives. for the drive, wh1 ends March 31.1 than in the war and challenges the and lhe time and place or the
thal the state hasn't enough men ce.mbeT. ~·as resumed yesterday .P . A. Palmer, Chairman of the ) aipples to tak_e. ~ l~ad !15 the fint meeting of th.is group \lllhich
auigned to the highway patrol, ""th oont1uuance of the ~-\Var Chest Campaign for the pa.st N N greatest rehahilit.atiorusts m the will be held here under his per-
Four new bus.i esscs In Costa he indicated. tion·s case. . I three years. urses,. worl4-sonal direction. ' ~lcsa were given land use appli-Dist. Atty. James L. Davts is . Nurses N ded• 'Red He played recently at the U.S.
coti(\n appro"al 1 1 week by the Two Boys Return seek ing 10 prove that Jemison was Hope to Bring Home C · As'· H 1• Nlmll boopital, San Diego, giving
.county planning mmisslon in a intoxicated and guilty of gross • ross ,nS e p -. piano rec::ital for the benefit of
routine ,..,.ion. With Victory .Medals negligence while driving a car Final Approval of I . · th. innlates and hu received a
Approved for e Mesa wett From Pacific Service which figured In a collision with CDM S p k 'Gradua\e n s. practical lett<"r telling him how much he
Leona ~1. Herts. art needlework a truck, operated by hiunoz. / fate ar I nUTSes and a lde-1:. either full or bcfped tbr boys_ from the' welfare
a nd apparel shop Broadway east Noel Alvis Bottomley. CM l/c Ready to lay their appraisals on part time. are~adly needed in oftioer' in charge.
or Ne"'llOrt boul van!; Philip E. of 808 East Ocean· Front and Boat Sh p 'b.lity I the table with Ule State PU"k l this area, and th asslstamle of tho
Holmer. cement manul•cturing Martin Bentimen Malloy or. •.28 ow 0881 I Commission. Braden Finch and local ch•pter h been e nlisted fa Trel.:1.-A~-n sw·t
plant. Harbor evanS south of 42nd strttt, Newport, 'IA'ere dis-Discussed by Cham Earl Stanley Will travel to Sonora; ~~ ·'1.S r.1any~ocaJ peopfe as UK 1;uv
Hamilton ; Barbar S. Grant, dance charged on the same day from the in Northern Califonila foe the Fri-poaib!o fo r< er. lfo·-By OP A Instituted
hall, Newport bo evard and l6th U.S. Na~ at the separation center 1be su,a:estion of 8 boat show da.y meeting .with the state of-workers also are bedly lkt*cl •-'--'" D-IL----
strttt, and Gwe Nourse, boat on Te.nrunal Island. for Newport Beach was rat.ed at fidala. They hope to secure state Th~ Med is UTl"f'llt. Mrs. Vidor .a.g ... UM .DiUUUiUI
build5ng plant. Nrrt boulevard Before ente~ the service, Bot-approval ot their propo&aJ tor in; Grace explained. A defier~ 1n
and ISth street. ,. tomley w11s a di\'e-r, W91°king for the ?tlonday noon meeUn& of thl! dualon ot all blutf and ocran front all hoe"pltnls and mare home .en-Tiie nat . •lllkM ot the OP.A.
himself, and oened in the 30ht chamber of commerce. The -· Iota in C<ron. del. Mar, --Ice calla h&\'e liroucht -- - - -lln. R. F Call
had just a doll left. a fact Seab«s, lately stationed on Guam. which wu ___.by yacht --with a anall arH !ft°""'" cave attuatlcn -bu -_. ~ -~ ~ • ..._.· : -· \Vhich was s business, H~ plans rerumlng to deep sea l'""'r--into the Pl~ Corona deJ. Kar .nized In Laguna Beach, 'fer .,. - -,~ ---.-,,0\a-ps the · · the town diving in dvilian llfe. en in Jut week's New.11mes. re-S tate Park. ample, with a lh8:rp likliat ~ •rm oJe ~ 6:a;:....,....
would°"':::.':, divided Malloy. a PM 3/c in the -ee. ,C<iwd faV'Ol'able .cmnment. with The mw ol ~ ol the wlun._, ~ 'n. " Z• '"t ''"' .. .-tft!lle
lately attached to ARU Ne>-145 the __.._ that u Lone Boch entlft .,..., pre-ed by Ralpb The Red er-chapl<!r heft -•'Iii& to lllOI for the
about me. it was, no wean the Victory Medal( Asiatic abo planned one, ~ a..t Build-Muby, u pr '"'mt al tlie lftltJ JDOYed to _,. wanil .:ram "-.r a I csudlm:a to Ueata..
question arose in the mind and American medals, and the inc ~tta ol °"' """""-be -. anil -by· Eu! Stu-°"' dtJ -...,.. 'lllOT'ild z • .. -n. 'Dnrallco Ku Trlktt oldaltheablli~ty. ~ ~ Philippine Ubentlon Ribboft. He memoraJlaed to ~-•-If auf-~ and othln. will be I* mtod --1 -· for Ille -p.. s mmtt -W R. lfmtln ; AVU'U U.'1..UL WU craduated from Newpwt Har-..,_.UMUll< to the puk. cycnmhekJaen. 'l'beJ' tar carpe. ad' Cllf'fSce &MiataalL ' a
NIGHT BLINDNESS
''Njght blindneu' is not always
due to the otl;ier fellow's mal-
adjusted headlights," declattl Bert
Stewart Jr .. Public Safety OU-
f..or of the Na_lional Automoblle
cl ub. ".Your own dirty wt~ld
may ca111e moot ol that ctartns
effect."
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great rid1e1!' to caUeae.. I aveil•Ne to •UC'it a dllplq bwe. cm tbe psrk .,,_. tbat date. la 11.L ~ .... • ~ 9e"wb • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •_• • • 1• • • •
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During Febnlary
estem Sporta S
' Opens OI\ April 12 .
LOS ANGELES.-The acwat Move to Defeat Kenny R·ecru·1 '· . f bu Andrews Al~ Harold Ickes b no l
Strikes in F elJruaey in. the LQo
AngeJea ..,.... .,.._a 30 per cent
boOlt over Janua<;l' In total man
da)'S Jost altbou&h µ.. total num
ber of employes out dropped &J>-
proxlmately 1200, the Men:hants
and Manutacturen ~ation re-
kinda 0( trallers, carnllinc ~ • -
Joncer a member of the cabinet. -------+--=-----'-.
the. ·government i~ evidently ro1.-Natklrtw1cle drive for Coast
llDUing the fight to bring the oil· Colonel C Guard ~ts. colnddlng with
rim Callfornia tldelands under its Bribery the return of ....ice to the !Mu-
jurisdictlon. In .. --Ang .,.,....__,t, rNd!ed .Newpw~ Suit to vest the title ln the gov-I.A.Rt Harbor this week u an tntenstw
e1111nent was brought about thru recruiting campalgn-OJM!ned under
lnlbtence of Ickes that Ule coastal of Joeepb J. a~ng SJlOMOl"Shlp of New-~ were not propertles df the ..,. of lport Har-buslnea flrmll..
a·tatea. Air Bue who AJdJng tn the drive for en1Jst-
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ported today,
Based ·CW. aver~ hourly earn--
lop in Loa Anl'tla manufac:turinc
industry, wcrken lost more than
$2.000,000 in pay during the month . .
meat. flshlne ta9<1<, ·11oa1a, -
ond Other I ~ gooda wt1I be
exhibited in the tint annual South-
..... California 5-·• -which _.,. In Gilmore 1~
~ Aprll 12 for a nine-day nm.
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NEW LINI: • ciaft Greetiq Carda •• Robert W. Keony, Uilifomla's llcl•'-__ ,,. m> ments In the naUon'1 traditional a~y general, bas been noti-was accused of ~ ...,... , I guard)an of Its long couUlne are
There were 47 strikeS· l n pros
rem some time durin& the month
of which 37 , were cairted. over
from. January. During tbt same
period 20 strikes ..,.... aettled. The
CIO called 38 as agalnSt 9 b
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BrOOkiags YarietV ·-tied by the clerk of the JJ. S . Su-cepling a bribe a co1onel ln lw •ual eetabllsbmenta., wtth Port
pre:me Court that the gove~nme~t charge of the SU }y there, aiarted Orange leading oft with the nrst
hu tiled a motion . to strike hi.a Monday in 8 Angeles comt I ~t appearing In ~· 880-pace answer m the suiL _ i.ue.
Sboald the gowrmnent motion be under FedeTal J C. C. C.V-• Lieut. }.. P . Aridrewa, i'ecrultlns
granted, the suit would be tt901Ved anaugh. j offtttr and fonner tlOlm'llaftdant ol
ln favor of the government. Kenny Santa Ana dis tchel: uld that the port here, who ta ~ known
was given 25 days to prepare an Col. Canella ~ stancll con--·1n the area. wu tn Newpcrt lh1I
~-vtcted of a charg of cowpit11C71 to ~k and makln1 a.rnnpmmta
defiaud. Offidals al tbt EsceJo!or for the recrultlns drive.
Creamery were aal(I to have () et• Et "-
y
the AFL..
. Six of the ne.w strikes W'ere
quickly aetUed and al the four
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called becaime of --th• others ...,. llated u diaputeo
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over wdon reeopUtlon or for
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Shoe, Re. • • ., pamng
·While Y QU Waft
• ·-been found ll'liJ with tbt f.,.,_ Many attractive featureo al
quartermaster. wue named service In the Cout Guard were . r . ••• ' . ' DOG Q11.&aANTINJI LIFTED
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Cafe
as Ray M. Wyck ond U....,. W. beins dted this -u enllat-
McCormac. rrwnt al ellclbl• young d-be-
'The former y ottJcer .,.. hftm. tlle' ass of 17 and 25 wttb--,J ,,... ~ ., • ...
accused of ,a $500 briM out pre'V1ol.m mWtuy lft'Ylce or A NEW CSOP of OoMt Oaard nendta an. W.s ...,.. Ill at ~._..ta a reeewal of .n.t·
from Leo \Vlndol • 8 butane CU belMtfttl 17 and 30 with mllltary _.. tllll ..... .._ ........ ~a ooattnc-t .w ..... M 10e1W Mre .... m'1 90IDewM&: -
agent ln Santa Both be and experience WU eoucbL . tile W!lm ol U.. DaUoa.·wtde d.rhe for U. ... me-. Llellt. A. P. Aalli;Ma lallca_. ..,_ U:. "::.,:. °:
Colonel Carwile ere wen known The 0..t Guard lmtttute and •·rt.r wt.ere .. wu oa z sdut lut 7W• lfo ••' '• ._ tt.. ~ M ..... '9t
o.L.-__ __. i ..__.., .... _ all.a -W'"Ylae 19 mak'•• .iutment att.,........ t.e 79'UIS -. Ire palated oat. -;-(Coast Guard ~to) here at the h where they ~ ....._.. orcN .u::au'-Uu: •
spent consider•bt tim.. ~oe:,:.:::.~':ci: Coronadell\far !Several Veterans Back 25 YEARS AGO
dentists were c into leMllce to grant cr<dlta for eompletlon al ews I Leaves.for Army I -F'R 0"" 0 IJ R F'I LES
Nearly on.,.~of the nation'• co11eg ... OI' ftglonal -wl1I N I On Mesa; One I
repair the teeth of men accepted thew counn. 'Ibe tralnlnc llChoola (By Bessie L. Benedict) furnlah a complete background In ,
-------------'-f_o_r _arm __ ed_se_rvi_+· _____ ·_ the ~ technical flelc11 suc:h Mr. and Mn. R. E. McN'al Several Costa Mesa veterans and Local and Santa Ana newa-
as radioman, electronics, technle-returned to their home in Port-servicemen were on the Mesa this papers were headlining articles on
Ian, pharmadab mate, gunners land. Or'e., after an extenMd week either for • visit or for per-the proposed citrus fleet which
mate, boatswain's mate, yeoman, visit wtth Mr. McNeal's sister, manent ' stay and there was o ne v.•ould ~ail from Newport Harbor
storekeepers, printers, photograph-Mn. George Lewis, 304 l\tarigold departure for army duty. r?r E~stern markets, growers es·
en, cooks, aviation machlniatl avenue. j \Vilfred Chaplin, Rl\.I 2/c. war t1mat1ng ' they could ~ave ~ver
P.APALMER
Whe th r it is
saving for a
home, c mfort
in late years,
etc., yo can do
it bett r thru
our savi gs plan
Laguna Federal vings
and Loan Associ tion
mates, aviation medical technlc-Judge and Mrs. Harry West-released from the navy after sen--$2,000,000 each year in freight
ians and m a ny others. over, Los Angeles, spent the week-ing three years and seven months. charges .
.Advancement in the Cout end at their beach house, 1615 He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The flSh cannery, which had
Guard Is based upon a man's Pacific drive. rEdgar Olaplin of E . Wilson street. completed ..j,ts first season, had
ability to perform his duties. Every Mn. Leora Coffey of the Cor-S 1/c Bob Brown. recently re-' closed and machinery was to be
promotion means a raise In pay. ona del Mar Pot tery shop on ~ turned from Guam, is spending a installed for ·a big .tuna season.
The Coast Guard is anxi()U! to Coast highway held open house 30-day leave at the home of his Nev.rport Beach Chamber of
help any man advance as long u Saturday at her ne\v house at brother. B. \V. Brown of W. Wil-1 Commerce electro officers, with
he shows initiative, willingness f'd l Sth and Monrovia streets. Costa sa:n street. J. J . Schnitker as president and
loyalty. Mesa. Mn. Coffey bought fi\•e Pvt. James Melton is spending A. J . Twist as secretary. ,
Enlistments are now open for acres there recently. She "'ill 1 a 15-day furlough \\'ith his par-Le\v Wallace. L. L . Garrigues
either two, three, four or aix continue with her pottery shop e nts. Mr. and ~trs . Turner Melton and Ed"•ard Logsdon spoke before
yeai-s. at the present address. Mrs.' of Newport Blvd., after six months th~ Santa Ana ~alty board, say-
Coffey received many lovely gifts I or a.mfY specialized training at the 1 ing they considered Ne"1>Qrt
for her new home. j University of Utah. He \\ill --Fe-Beach a component part of Santa Ask Lifeguard
For Bay Front
Starting April I
Mr. and lttrs. H. c. Kirk jr. and I port March 18 to Fort ~1:acArthur Ana and that .the beach town
their two childre n left Wednes~ for reassignment. would cooperate m every way with
day for their home in Maracaibe, Willis Lighter, son of Mr. and the counfy seat.
Venezuela, South America, after Mrs. CUrt Lighter, has left for l Mrs. Nancy Marlow. 127 38th
Spring in Newpor.t Harbor a vlslt with Mr.' Kirk's parents, Fort MacArthur to serve in the stl-cet. aryj 1\1.rs. May Meyers ot
means the annual rush IUl"l'OUnd-305 l..a(kspur avenue. ~tr. Kirk army. I Balboa Island. appeared at the
lng Easter Week, which thla year jr. is employed with the For-Heather club, Long Beach, repeat-
comes considerably later than eign service of the Standard Oil Mrs. C. H . Hagenbuck of San irlg their performances which wei'e
usual. However, it ii none too Co. The Kirks live in the com-Diego is a guest for two weeks at the hit of a previous show staged
soon to start planning for the pound, where lovely houses and the home of her sister, Mrs. E . F. by the local Ebell club. Mrs.
thousands or youngsters who grounds with !fWimming pools are Coop, 309 Narcissus avenue, Cor-1 Meyers gave a sword dance and
crowd into the area and all but fumiahed by the company. o na del Mar. She formerly own-Highla nd fling and Mrs. Mcµ-low
tum it upside down while on va-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bowen, 218 ed. a Bible store in San Diego and brought down the house with her
cation. Goldenrod avenue, entertained at is looking around here with the impersonation of Harry Lauder,
The fire chief as head of water Hmcheon Thursday tor Mr. and idea of locating. 1 singing a group of Scotch numbers.
safety tn the--dty asked the dty Mrs. Elmer Glenny, Santa Moncia, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_.;;;;;;~
council for a lifeguard to be hired and Commodore &nd Mrs. Ernest
jointly by the city and county. Robinson, Long Beach.
Frank Crocker'• letter to the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stauch.
council asked for a man full time 316 Marigold avenue, entertained
in this line of duty from April 1, at dinner Sunday in honor of their
and added that plenty of YoUDC aon-in-law, Mr. Digby Thuresson.
m en are available. ' whose birthday was Saturday.
The city treasury, however, hu Mr. and Mn. Digby had a birth-
not been recompensed tar paying day dlriner in Los Angeles first,
the county share last year, al· but hil1 brother Dwight and wife
though that waa budgeted, Mr. ~ed him to the Stauches'
Gant reported. Lester Isbell. coun-and •pent Saturday fishing with
ctlman, suggested a part time man them.
tor the present. The matter wu
held over for another ....ek unt11 parag· on Completes
further lnlormatlon can be le--
cured 1rom the county. Successful Trip
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II G R 0 C E R I E S •1: The Paragon, 14().foot diesel·
powered craft bought last spring
I Cold Meats I by Herbert Sampoon trom the u.
Cemplete Fountain Service at
HANSEN'S
%100 Ocean Front Newport
NOW OPEN EVENINGS
MALTS • , SAJl.'DMCllES • HAMBURGERS
• Ice C........ kl Take Out
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I S. Shipping board. n!turned last
l1'l'aHa ud V<etbNn . 1
1 Thunclay from its second voyage
to Mexico.
_ ()pm ~ • Qe s I ......... _ C&pt. Peter S teia said that the
Lagana Beach, Calli. -Pb. I I trip was made without incident
811 t u their cargo, and returning with
'n>< 45-day doc · quarantlne w.,.
lifted last Wedneoday by the
county health officer when no
•ypmptoms ·Of rabies . developed
among dogs in the neighborhood.
e al Weot Newport in' which on
died IUlpected of havinc the ~. d '
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515 East Bay Front
Nm-•8-r~~
ILm.tolp.m.
TI111ely de•tal care l1110w MOIE ESSEN·
TIAL tha• ever before. Do•'t let lack of
ready cash sta•d I• yo11r way • , • yo1
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are welcome to avall yo1nelf of Dr.
Cowen'• Liberal Credit Pl• Wltho1t
One Penny Addltlo•al Cost. AU of your
•ece•sary work will be complet.d
R!r . 'T NOW • . • pay later I• 1111011
wee.;1v or mo•thly a11101•t1.
Dr. Cowen'• prices J'M!aln
at the same low level for
all branches of dental
work. Have n-ied dental
work attended kl Bight.
Now and Save! '
No Advance Ap-
poi n tm en t Re-
quired. Come in
Any Time at Your
Convenience. Day
or Evening.
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t .,._ 1111 i py aeu on the Jut •tage ·of the
!111& .Nwwpw;: 1119& o.1a ._¥ return trip. Hemphill'• Sea Ooud
:i11111 .. 1111•11tJl9lr"1111'"'1m-• 1 1 "" .: wu also seen in the Mexican port.
! 114 w. 4tll St. ·~A
PASADENA ' LON
3t N. EDeM Ph. Sy. !'-!491 518 Plme A
• Bookkeeping Service • Audits
INCOME TAX RETURNS.
Haun 1 -9:30 p. m.
Phone 1!i8
Quality Service SatisfaCtion
GeneralSheet~etal'l/orks
• Boat Won ('l'tudal)
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l"aha•hg
1ftt:ll. ~ a WsC 7 st;
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This is air should be. For when chis Com.
puy Wldenook• uil J-for-1, cbe job of
building• modem, fusc-dw Joca1 ~
1Mio:ioaywfunbecommanitiee~
Califomia, ir abo Mlllepled, widaont Ill& fr
doa, cbe gre.at ·~iq dm.,.. willa
pcoftling. ~ pnhtic....U.
• 0n the ~of iD CM!IM•nding .'-"•
'lliip wl --btieW remrd oE P"""-."-
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imc.e. people ban • light llD expect Gnr-
bound 110 bechefiat ia.nesy•Mng cooneaed
widi bmawpo,i.r;oa.Greybonad belinea
diatir Im lmd up llD dJae eapea1doos •••
dm it -pro-' ia deep -of pnbUc
-po.. .. i.1;q. If du. --.,, people
woald Ddt ~ ~--1il7 ••peel IO miQ
ol du. compuy.
Gi¥jbonad cm be n'W apooo to _.
--tojnMify.,-~ hilpmsol
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Fresh Dai{y
OelJclou. Sea Food•
Or , complete equipment
when ynu wRnt to catcll
your OW'f!-'-.._
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Legionnaire,s from local post 291,
from -the Costa Mesa past, and
prospective members of either ex-
JX'Ct to stage the first "Grunion
Derby" of the season next Satur-
day night, March 16. on the beach
in Ne\\."J>Qrt. Plans W<'T<' laid at
the last meeting of the harbor
post for the get-together on the
sand at a fish fry and beach party
being e ngineered to coax the eva-
sive little fish out of the sea.
Sam Collins Files
To Run Again for
State Assembly
Studebaker. Cars
To Be Displayed
In Lido Section
Studebaker cars will have a new
display room and offices opposite
the Lido business section. A ne"'
,::las~ f:-ont display room, 44 by
I 43 feet in dime nsion has been
started immediately north of the
The biggest singl~ medical cause
for rejection for the armed fores
was for mental diseues.
'Beer
Wines
Liquers
Whiskey
Hi School Ballroom· Classes
Learn the La~t Steps Corr~t)y
-' New Yorker, Lindy, Texas Tommy, B-29;
And Others.
In Addition to
Smooth Combinations for Sophisticated Rh~
· ~ Boar Froee Daactnc after Iutruction
Tuesday Evening, 8:00 to 9:15 o'Clock
COSTA l\'lES.~. CLUB. HOUSE
15 Weeks for •io.oo
'Pay all or hall on entering.
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Dr. W. T. Mooney
Physician
and
Surgeon
Announces that he has opened
his office at
9th and C,entral L~~~~::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:'.'::~J I They will meet on the front near -·-SOth street.
Don Durant. World \Var II vet-
er an a nd commander of the local
Assemblyman Sam Collins of Lido Richfield station on 34th and
Fullerton. who had pTeviously in-Central avC'nue, is under construc-
dicated he would not run for re-tion for W . J. Bristol of Hunt-
election t o the State Assembly. ington Beach. distributor for the
{Formerly Newport Beach Hospital
of thfs Cleon, Family N
THE QIRJSl1AN SOENCE
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.Hlll·ARI SOME OP THI THI I
YOU'LL WANT TO THINK Al UT
IN SELECTING A POSITION• ••
e Does the company bne tbc ttpmad
beiag a good plaa! ro work?
• Att the people who work there ti..
you would like 10 have u frieada?
e Are dlere arraog~ments (or a al
.mon and more knowledge and abliU&IJ
the job I
e Att thtre opl"'nuniriH for p·roinoiliool
with suitable IDCtUMS iD iaco-
~bility?
• h tbc job steady 1
• h die ollim wbeze '°" will '""" (onablc, daa, ......... propaty:ty!JalM•
eodbeaced? • ww,.,.. r< _.r1om w1t1t p.,-1
e Will yoa be tteattd with rcsp<ct and
lldendoe?
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IUST AllC Tiii OPIRATOR POil Ill
CHllP OPllATOR
group named Sam Sheridan of the
Newport-Balboa Press as chair-
man, a nd then \\'ent out and in-
duced Vincent Cusumano. local
humane officer. to tear down an
old shack belonging to t he latter
for fir e\\'ood.
yesterday filtd in at the county cars there.
court house for nomination to Gordon Findlay is the contract-
succecd himself. He is ~d to be or for the new agency structure,
in line for the_ speakership of the costing $.5000: I t will have 8 Assrmb':··. :'r. important post. rounded r.'as::: ~rc.n:...
1\lso fthng for other posts were l Boota and Boy Keene
Palm and Bay, Ba9-
Phone S91
Hours:
10 to 12
1 to 5
Telephone .
24-Hour Service
2395
This accomplished. the com-
ma nder was ready to guarantee,
he said, that everyone would get
results sometime between 8 p.m .
and 4 a.m. the next day. Food will
be on the "dutch lTeat'' basis.
The commander can be reached by
Legionnaires dl"Siring more infor-
mation by calling 1155-J .
J t·s::.cc o r the Peace. D. J . Dod~e I Dinmonds. rubies and-s~pphires
or ?\'.c\vport T ownship, who ~vill are the only gem stones that an
run un~f"lposed. The largest f_iel.d emer y stone cannot scratch. 1..-_________ ...,; +-------------~----------_. or cnnd1datcs \vas In the sheriffs ·
ra ce, while other offices had but
t\VO candidates.
Methodist Retreat
On Balboa Island;
40 Leaders Present
First Passengers
Embark for Avalon
l{irhy PB"'" of La l;l abrn ,
f-l cights, noted writrr a nd lecturer.
\\'3S ll'ader or the Retreat for
Methodist ministers and laymen on !
In the first resumption ot T uesday and Wednesday of last
steamer passenger service since week at Mar Casa. Balboa Island. j
th_e war. the . SS Avalon made_ a Some 40 religious leaders or the I
tr ip to Catalina from the main-San Diego district. wflich includes I
land Thursday with 420 voyagers O range county, were present for I
aa the townspeople of the resort conferences and to ~ar Mr. Page
cut wild capers of welcome. talk on the subjeqf of prayer. f
The civilian passengers aboard Dr . Alfred Hughes of Santa Ana
were the first fo arrive since De-is superintendent of thE-ru.trtct
cember, 1941. when service wu and was amon1 th~ present, as
discontinued, the island taken over were Rev. E. D. Goodell, pastor of I
for service personnel training and Christ Church by the Sea, and
the Avalon assigned to war work Rev. Carl Johnson of O.ta Mesa
with the maritime commi11ion. Community church.
1946
TRUSCOTI
CRUISERS
on Display
at
-Foster & Sons
920 Coast Highway
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Will T e·ath You
The Coast Guan! radio achool, located at Atlantic City, New Jer-
sey, Is opened to recndlll. During the six months course, the stu-
dent will Imm to type, and beccme an expert in Mo""' code. He
will learn radio and ll!leiraph procedure, algebra and geometry.
.:Oinor repair work, radio Jog keepliig, use and maintenance of re-
ceivers, transmitters, and radio equipment, electronics, circuits
, and. all other phases ol radio.
Upon the successful completion of the counie, the student
Is eligible for promotion to the rating of Radioman. Pre-
pare yourself for a secure future. . .. Berome a Radioman
in the United States Coost Guar4 ... VJSit your local re-
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Los Angeles and Post Office, Santa Ana. -
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WM. E. LUDEWIG. Prop.
Will
Dresses
SlackSuitB
Donna-Marie Shop e
515 North Main St. Santa Ana
Telephone 1347-
for
FIVE-DAY S.ER
on
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mco1 aod reaeatioo. facilities to sbor1ea J.ooa.
dreary days. The cbttrful mlil• of an Amer·
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look pretty dark. •
And OD mo home front, wbae+et &tt,
llood or Cl<ber ditutu suik.., the lled er-
is rad wUb ftlief for the suJleriAg.
Y ..,1 yom Red er-is licenlly mod>tt to
many miltiom ••• friood cl tbo lrimdl .. • • •
coamde in time cl need. And ia wodt m•
go on. Huiidreds cl tboomnda cl out .....,
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SPJRELLA
OORSE'tlERE
Attention!!
Home. Owners:
Something Entirely
NEW,
PERMANENT~
Desirable -Artistic
AWNINGS
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Gives to Hospital ·
Balboa Island Circle met \\'ith
Mrs. Vera Rica rd, 121 North B::ty
Front, "''ith 18 members present.
1-trs.· Louise Smith presided and
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At the Ferry Landing -Palm and Bay Ave~ Ballloa
Under same management: L. A. Wells, Owner
Featuring Home Cooking
PIES • CAKES • DONUTS
R. L. ,.atterson J. R. Lester Boyle
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Phone S. A. 0405
N. 8 . 1082
308 W. 5tli St . Santa Ana
GUST TRUCKING
and Transfer /
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Phone N. B. 915-
Mrs. E. D. Goodell led in devotions.1 ~------------------------lt was voted to gi\te $48 to the I'
Presbyterian hospital fund, which
will make an even S400 from the
Wome n's Society of Christian
Service of Christ Church BY-the-
Sea.
The next meeting will be Tues-
day, April 2 at Mar Casa and
members whme birthdays fall in
February, March and April will be
horiOred It will be a sack lunch
at 12 :30 p.m.
Mrs. Lynn Kepper
Hostess at Bri'dge
Mrs. Lynn Kepper entertained
her bridge club with a luncheon
at her home, 326 Onyx avenue.
Li&hted. tapers 1tood in fragrant
pansies combined with greenery
for the decOl'atlft note and the
menu featured a casserole diab.ot
tuna and muahrooml, With hot
gingerbread and ice cream for
dewrt
Mn. H. R Ring won tint prize,
Mn. HUTy modgett wu """"'1d
and Mn. Sally Peyton won the
travellln& prlu, a postet ceramic ben.··,_., .
Mn. Mary Yarnell lllbotltuted
for Mn. Obed Luca and Mn.
Bett;v Powell for Jin. Tom &o-~ 10tben pre.mt .were Mn.
Scotdl Tape
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Supply Limited
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JlPM Mocor Oil 1-po your -
c'"-· giv<S it looger life. This oil's
csperiall7 mmpouoded ID md carbon
aouble, prevmc comioioa, llidt ID
boc 'I""' that O<dinuy oils lone ban
wl a:pc-d ID WW, ID ipc osido-
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N~OB oir PUBLIC 11SA1U11G I .
Tho N~wpurt Beech Cty Pba-
ning Commlsslon will bold • Publlc
Beorlrig Thunday, Mardi 21. 1MI
at 7 :30 P . M .• in the Coundl
Cwnben. Oty ,Hall. Newp:rrt
• -· California. PUBUC HEARING upon -application of Richard S. Griffen.
628 Clubbome A~. Newpart
-· Callfomlo. tw chonp ot zone classillcotion from 11,.3 to
C-1 for Lots 14 and 15, Block 63t.
Canal S.Ction. Newport Beoch.
Calif onii&.
By 01'der ot the OWrmon ot
the New-t ~ach Cty P1onn1nc
Commlalon.
JOHN M. ALLEN.
PHILMER J . ELLERBROEK_
-Se=tary.
Pub.-Morch i2. 1~.
~===========~~~~~~~~=9====~t\ Last Tuesday ule track squads
of Harbor, Laguna and Garden
Grove met on the home cinderpath
in a tria ngular meet \vith the Har-
California's civilian per capita
income for 1945 "·as $1 .415. v.'ith
residents re«iving a total of Sl l.·
492,100.000, according fo unoffic·
ial preliminary estimates released
tQday by the research departml"nt
of the California State Chamber
of Commer ce.
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lS NOW BEING DELIVERED
A Complete
Marine Radiotelepho
for
$149.00
Four frequencies; includes transmitter';
speaker , power pack, four crystal~. micropho
May be seen at
Harbor Engine & Equipme t Co.
111 Agate Ave. Balboa Island Ph e 1723-J
Thursday, March 14th
TO ALL
MEMBERS OF A. F. • •
The Orange County Central Labor Council a nd The
Bulldlng and CoDlltructlon Trades ii has
called a SPECIAL MEETING for all me be"' Of
thfl AIDflrican Federation of Labor and th Ir f&JD!-
.... at WILLARD IR. WGH SCHOOL. w hington
and~ Skeets, Santa Ana, THURSDAY,
14 at 8:00 P . M. This lllfJflting is Im t to you
... u... fnndamen!f.!rnnclples and p of the =will be fl eel, by prominent i-J<ers, that w ch pertains to your ood and'
..,...., Orange Countf.
We -pectfnlly urge you and yoar, family to be preoent.
bor Sa ilors emerging the vic tor in
all divisions. The total score of
th~ day was Harbor 283, Garden
Grove 99, and Laguna a total of
P-5 d igits.
The most outstanding m a rk of
the day was made by Bud Bennet
a Cec .. ~rho r an the 660 to the
tune of 1 :36. AJong with this l\-tur-
ray Bro"'ll thre\.•/ the shot 46 feet
7 Inches.
Following are the first place
"'inners :
\'arslty
High Hurdles. 16.6. Braham ( L ):
100-yd .. 10.6) Hanza1 (NH ): 440-
yd., 55.9, Hudson !GG); 880-yd .•
2:15. Cross (NH); Low Hurdles
27.5, McCallum I NH!; 22().yd.:
23.5. 1-lanzal ( NHl ; Mile, 4:58,
Bailey CGG); Broad Jump (19 ft.
7 ln .. Fowler CNH); High Jump,
5 ft. 6 in., Nelson {NH): Pole
Vault, 9 ft. 6 in., Ward (NH):
Robertson !NH); Shot P ut. 43 ft.
4 in., Donavan lGG ): Relay, 1:38.4,
Newport.
Score: Harbor ................ 60
G. Grove .......... 40
Laguna .............. 31
Bee
High Hurdles, 10.3. Hillhouse;
lOO·yd., 10.7. Young I NH): 660-yd.,
1 :34, Mason (NH); Low Hurdles,
14.4. Hanson (NH); 220-yd., 23.7,
Young (NH); 1320, 3:38.6. Ander·
son (CG ); Broad .fump, 20 ft. 10
In ., Rima (NH); High Jump, 5 ft.
2 in., Pollock (NH); Pole Vault
9 ft. 2 in .. Thompson CNH l; Shoi
Put. 43 ft. 9 in., Hanson (NH)~
Relay. 1 :13.2, Newpor t .
Score: HMbor .. 97 ~
G. Grove ........... 34
Laguna . . .......... 29 i,i
Gee Scores: Newix:irt.... . .... 81
G. Gr ove ......... 25 ~
Laguna ........... .25'h Orange County Central Labor uncil
Building and Construction Trade Council Girl Wins ·Legion
• Listen in on Radio Station KV Oratorical Tilt
The estimated 1945 per capita
income is under the $.1 .540 Cali-
fornia civilian ._per capita income
for 1944. It is still well above the
1944 national per capita o~l.117.
and California's l)t'r capita ncome
of $737 in 1939.
Decline in intensive wartime
manufacture -with high wages
and heavy over time -.-accounted
for most of the disparity between
the state's 1945 civilian income
total and the $12.263.400.000 total
of 1944 -all-time high in the
state's income history. Com pared
with California's 1939 civilian in·
come total of $5.013,000,000. the
1945 preliminary figures indicate a
gain of over 129 per cent, the St&te
Chamber's survey shows.
Heavy influx of population dW'·
ing the war period accounted for
part of ·California's income in-crease. Major factor was due to Nettles. prese!'ted by i:ta1ph Dea·
higher incomes. Continued civilian ver. who was in charge of th e pl"O'"
population growth is indicated in JCT'8Jll. Others in charge were Bob
the figures, as are the arrivals of Eastman, district commissioner,
demobilized service personnel re-. coordinator of the program : Har-
turning or lmigrating to the old Hal). attendance. and Bob CUI·
Golden S tate. bertson, field executive.
Vet-Attorneys Can
Advertise 7 Times_
S AN F8ANCISCO -The Cali·
tornta· State Bar asso ci 8tion.
whose long·standing rule barring
attorneys from advertising In
newspapers and other perioWcals,
has made an exception tor ret urn·
ing servicemen who may place a
m!Lximum of seven "dignified" ads
in newspaJ)'rs. announcing their
return to practice.
Walch the Ouelfied Columns.~
CATFISH
Few catfish are being taken
from Rockwell Pond, Fresno coun-
ty. declares the Outing Depart-
ment of the National Automobile
club. In Kern county, . catfishing
has been poor due to cold weather
but is expected to improve with
warmer weather.
See Us A.bout Your
AND CHURCH WznDINO PIOTURE8
to Inquire About Copyhlg Old PortraHB
SM<TA ANA ·
"The Voice of the Orange Empire'", 14 ANAHEIM -Having won the L-~~~~-'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--1~~~~~--'l recent Orange County American !
Legion oratorical contest at Santa
~a. \Vanda Reinhart. Anaheim
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Joki n g for a· H om e
or
Vecant lot?
e Read t e offer-
ings of the arbor's
Leading Re !tors ad-
vertised in t e
News -Ti"imes
News -Times Want ds
Will Solve Your
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Newport Harbor Pub 1Shing ·
Company ud 13
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this county March 15 in the fifth
area finals here against contest·
an~ representing San Diego, Im·
penal and Riverside countjes.
New' Naval Base Chief
SAN PEDRO -'After a long
tour of duty as commander ot The
U. S . Naval Base at TennlnaJ isl-
and. Commodore Schuyler F . Heim
has be<!n relieved by Rear Adm.
Uoyd J. Wiltse. N avy plans for
the Tennin&l bland base will
make it one ot the largest on the
Pacific coast.
Lower Olay bass fishing has
been fair since the lake was blue-
stoned, states the Outing Depart-
ment ot the National Automobile
club. Fishing at Lake Henshaw
has been poor, u has Moreno ..
Barrett Lake will be open to the
public on May 1.
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We Specialir.e ~ ..
Trouble Sheoting -·-Radkw • Al('s· em
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t?A1 ----....,, w·•1.:-N xt ~ Weeks Jeport ~ «•'~~1 ~ •; llake PJ•stk ID Com. Hands; ::.:= -· --·of': IUUJ~ e ~Ii! : ; . . -~-;: ... r.:. Dl;-""~·cMJ •J ... • • . ... •~Ill 11..a-. _ ~Cw.-Soo Bartlar -t la _. May· ReadJ Mi) 0118 tb · UI .0. ... OJ. Pro Umt ~ L 'Iii a fV "' ~ ll,......115 D l'lnaOWrt ---~ '" •• ·---we.111 111e 'unlw stator -Tbolr~pbatlcen11--II' ... °""'' ,,
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•c ~ .1mpen<1o uni--Heart rnaea11eJ,eads a.t.·11114\GrP.. 111..c11a1Jbrdl to-the •-..u-beinc fannero;;;..,,111ated A1!uatt set· tary.lenim -1t111 ·•""•*-nr. 8-ltlcr wu clofen-ed wt -!< by ''"'""'"..., · -lltdlcat!tte nlnfall -within the mkl ab: a _ · C e at a 111iaioita1 la 1-PH± by nlolne the IMns -of _.. for -of mllltary alrttatt G. G. Ha-""4 Georp Qm-
11r WIJ' P1••"11 """"'-apjlrovar of airport ~ weeks. It _ ls beu..ed, by qrleul-All State Death ;a111e CQt. era,., -I I I f -2bt tbe -"""'* -*-"" -other --. may -be -.... """"' .. ali alr<:nft anttad
omtn the ~ e.n make fllrtbor .....n HA!rl> ·pr-• of 1ura1 --= ':: By Wide Margin• -1111 Ne•,..t fA>r -:rww. lllitll ti.. -r.r laatlas -tum1ns out artificial -. a1r-~ tcr tbe ~llod·plaat: ~-of the ea.ta MN Cout AMIL, Welch, ~ -fcncut that • ·~-...... rt ........ wltb tlae ..... -bait -i*'•P•lti·" plw -ta. lllhlnc Poleo. .. -n .. -., -. • -llcbt .... t a1rJiart. which bu the haddnc of tary of the N Cwnber ol of Gl,000.o\)O Iii c:ropo ~a.._.-1 -to q nta -ol Newpt . as units · for mllltary a1ruaft, It ftahltc pole wltlch will beDd -
Batbw ch•""-of-, but Cam,,,...,., · S;l<a -the Southl&l'd thttatono-tltlll yeat. The 10 lffd1nc ca .... ot death Boach. a. -......, -beft. -pldfell, 11at1· 91 or elu7 ·wu --bJ H. R. Jenka, Ono bamboo; an alt1ilane chair :Ill per
-_, ~-Jn a pablle Ralph P. of the aviation Continuation ot the dtouth may and the totala ,.....ud In Call· Ill la9 _. Capt. ar-iald rw 1'Uolia •-. a "W-fam-ot the -ms!-. who '-cla eent Uchtel-than prooeut-. -~ FridaJ afternooa fnm the local chamber. add m1lllons of dollan damage to fornJ.a In 19&5 -U folJowo : (1) ~ fW tlle" liw• bait -ta 1ne may k1D -,people In the the ClOft<e<D beft t-1mtnlllle spodaJl7 ---~lln&ton Beodi <bomber ot wi~ttee Of of the alr-1 att G. already dry ranges and fields. ..,. hNrt --· 29,911; C2J cancer, lltat ~i.I -~ Newport non -~than Ute -with the,,_ material. n1bber owh-.
cumnttce and the operator of a Pl:m>oton Conn Ind rord1njl to Earl Maharg .• ~ 12.310; (3) cettbnl hemorrhqe, ,,..,.ltaYbll "'* faml!!a' -Iii u ,_. ol the wv. . At their laboratorJ fn the fer-The -~ bopon to pt
· t cranted ponnJoalon .e-E. l4a1field. R. fl"ncy spodallst of the """' -70H; CCl violent -a<dcleutal tlte 'l'llcQt -~· Be -. "' . owned b Into JatPr pt._ or unlta -:::6, air:: ciperate In that c:ltJ. J-H. jr., f.,._. atlllY tural extemlon oorvlce In Loa An· deaths exc!Udltc lllllqde, bomlcldo .. , >dated' wltll o.zie 01ime In a...,,' 1c. ~ _...._ ~'eH~ct~ Cm>na ~ theJ haft aolwd the prodllcticm
Oppoaltioft to the application of pllota. geles, after attmd!ng • confer-Ul!I autcmoblle acc:iclonta, teOtl; ~the fa-floet-of San-ot -· •mrrl --ot·men and problem an -1Jer !tam. 'lbey.
the Pac:ific Coast Airway Corp., The dec:ialon the rnann!plon euce In Ri.....icle. 'The lltuation (5) congenital malformations~ -llw bait 119&~ from tlte New-"-.. bc'11 I . "If ~--..:..,.the~~ ltr"anfl" have boon uked to produce a car
which p1..,. a 214-acre airport im· -'-bl announced t the ls far ~ o<rloua than UlfGDe billty, pmnatun births and ,... _pior, la tlta -ly 1931l'L not pt a Joan -will ~ve to thlnp They ha.., developed
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body l<W the ,..,.. Bobby auto -
-telY w .. t ot eo.1a Mesa. will .--Y • 1 thoU&ht, Mahu'& IO!d e ..... pocu11ar to the tint ~at of Capt. Gra-cllcl -~ • eiqoed!enta , In -~ · extremely touah pl ti to be turned out In the ConaolJ.
came In letters from the Qty of next meelllle Of mmmloolonJ Coupled with t<!portl that some life. 4226; (6 ) nephritis C~a-work In 10cat1nc ell, --. ~ tbat will cauoe iutlns dam-~:f~ lndtes In c!Wneter u.J dated plaiit, but do not feel they
. I stockmen Wett selling herds wu lion of the kidnoyw), 4196 ; (7) ure -otJwr bidden att1dea wltb .,e to the Uulted States -the :i, length f th
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fibla which have the fac:illtles for this. How-
the condition of the ranges al-pneumonia, 3815; (8 ) n<omowe a~ rod of bis own eonstJ!Ue. rest of the workl. Britain ia the e 0 e eg a ever their pluUc is sUitable fer
\ ready brown In th• San Joaquin acddenta, 36t2; (9) ~ tlon. , Oil mm oMwed ""'*~ key Joe In the lac-Jam and. when !' attached to the stump ot miss-many peacetlipe l*'Oducta --v~y. Al Forglt of the Newport tuberculolds, 3527; ClOl dlaieues of able In~ In h1a Invention itOln ,... ~ our financial belp at tltlll ;~gh:':'::'; an~=teo~: ;,i;e !:.'. day they may have a f°""' at ..,,.
Tackle store, who bought • Iarce the circulatory system other than -to time. I polut, ~..., applying It wbere It g g su , eraJ score tnq>lo>'ft W<rldnc tb1ft
wheat ranch near Taft on the heart disease, 2925, lt'wu reparted Ftmeral le'l'Vlcet for C.pt. will ck, rnasJ aood to the whole ket for the artiftclal llmb. . ' when items get into production.
Maricopa highway last year, said by Dr. Wllson Halvenon, director a.a-were beld Jut Saturday world hence to oundvei.!' '!be National Research council !..-------------. that he is afraid lllOlt ot the wheat State Departzpent · of Public lD Loni BHdL Rusaell Graves has authorized them to proceed
crop ts a failure in that area. Health. h1a .-.; Liiie Bead>, ourvl~ DwtPt D. a--... 0 ..;..a1 with models which they hope will Dr. W. T. Mooney
Residents of the dty who are h1m. and one da~ter. 14rs. Lu-of ~ A..rmy-''lf the at.cxn bomb get away from metal, and thus ~ ... Im:; ••
fully C011nizant of the water sltua-lif . S G d c1lle Hodppeth u;.-An&eJa ls u ~ -u cataolysm1c weight In artificial limbo for vet. ;~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;~~====!i i Uon here anxiously turn their Ca onua tate uar Many exc1llnir !llhlnc odven-.. It haa been aald. I believe you ....... Ullng their pla!itlc tube to Nhlt.t. ... Ooatnl faces toward the sky whenever It To Be Doubled lures ......, had by Capt. Gr,ves will ·!Ind I the aoldler ......, thllll simulate the bone. Jenks showed HOVI: IO to 1% •
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Dr. E. F. Bell, D. C.,
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summer. No conclusions have been S ACRiltENTO. ~ Call!ornla's lat.er years aDd "enjQ,yed apliml.Qg and to make It wcrk.." joint. Slr)aller tubes flt lnto a 1'------------.J
reached on the course which must allotment in the National Guard h1a yarns. Hil inanY friends rind bushing where the ankle would or---------------.
be taken to assure adequate future plan submitted by the War De-ex-aSIOCiate. mourn his passing. · Vommun.1. t dinarily be and the ':1"usual bon~-F'OR INSURANCE: IEE
water supplies for· the city, offi-partment callJ for 34,949 ground He ~d 8 lot 'to develop the present Maarlee Fr ~Until now ,;e ing of rubber as a joint with their
dals admit. troops and 4619 air troops com-day fishing lndustr)'. ~eade~e:, anc;e--. lif be . g Metlbond pl astic produces an ex-
prlsing the 40th division. 61.lt and . ave an e<Xfl<>ITU~ e .buft:" cellent ar.ticulating joint. VFW Urges, Congress 62nd Wing Headquarter_s and A. P. Schunck and Jack Tho??P-;er=~~opt!: ~;. ~e spee:t This makes for a 1ig~t thoug_h Exte d S • A t Headquarters squadrons, six con-son, Aflgelenos, who are planrung it b di . ~e must cut our military tough member, J~nks said Their n ervtce c trol 8QU8.drons, one light ~mbard-to make their home in Newpo~ and a cl~t I e nditures. In reduc-~nlon plastic using t his MeUPond ~ent• squadron, according to ad-Beach, are new o~ers of the civill ~ , nditures we can ~ 25 per ~nt tough~ than alum-
SAN FRANCISCO.-Unless the vtce from Washington, ; Magic Isle, spol"t fishing boat it_lg . ~ ;rrabundant admin-1num, tests show. They fill out
expire May 15. is extended by war strength, totals 571,(X)() offl-landing. a on. ca11ed polystyrene, a fluffy white
Howard W. Gerriah
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Selective Service Act .scheduled to The national plan, doubling pre-which runs from the , 19th street ~~~fy ~ 0+-= the fat of the leg with a substance
Congress. reem ployment rights of cers and men in the ground forces, ... crystal blown into cakes which
\\'Br veterans will automatically be 47.600 in the air for ces, and 3900 ,._., .. ..:, Rev. Dr. Heif.Y P. Van ~. looks Uke crack~ ice. Around it
terminated, Richard H. Newhall, In service and ~istrative ·POP' ""'An IJ Realow Harril prelldeat of tb~ Union TbeoloeteaJ. is drawil
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leather covering, pro-
Itri ftltd St. ~¥. Bouft: l:SO to 1:SO Mondays aad 'I'll
Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life
Uceue and Contract -w-Callfomia Department Command· forces, a total ot 622,500. The 8emlllary and ~tee of Princeton ~~u0~-~ng~a~perf~~ec~~U~ys~ha~ped~~l~eg~.;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ er of the Veter ans of For eJgn .prepar National Guard nwnbered Unlvenlty-"~utlon of the prob-
Wars, revealed. he.re today. New-295,000 ground forces and 5000 air lem of displaci g Jews in Europe
hall said Congress must either forces. is the opening f the doors of all ...
extend the Act or write new Ieata-countries to re nable numbers of • Before You Build or .
LUDLUM Carpet W rks ·
lation protttting war veterans ho C 'l them, and not the establishment
"ishlng to return to their old jobs. Central La r ounc1 or • political st te in Palestine as
Virgil "Smitty" Smith, who has Sets Special Meeting proposed by th Zionist groups.''
been at the Mid-Qty garage and I In Santa Ana March 14
taxi SC'rvice. Balboa, for two years,
is no longer with the company The Orange County Central La-
and plans opening his own garage bor council and the Building and
when he can find a suitable loca-Construction Trades council has
tion, the better to serve his pa-1 called a meeting of aU members of
trons. the AFL and their families to hear ,-------------·,I the fundamental principles and
Dr. Edwin R. Embree, preAJdent
of the Rosen d Foundation -
"The common pie are seizing
pawer all over e world. No long·
er can a few nopolize· the priv-
ileges of many.
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Gas H~ating & Ventilation
CHARTER & PRESTON
State Licensed Contractor
Bea~ lmtallaU-Make Wum Frl .....
Bmlneu Phone M3i Rmldenee Ptlow NU or ~911 ROOFS
. APPLIED OR REPAIRED
Free Estima tes &: Inspection
program of the union described at
\Villard Junior High school, W ash-
ington and Ross streets, in Santa
Ana.
Premier St
must exceed th
ot production
military end of Ru8sla-'We 1 ~===~====================~ pre.war standards
d heighten the
nomlc might of
W, J. Benbow / tlie Soviet Uni
1111 -Mala St. . Pho .. S...ta Ana !8GC IJA.'iTA ANA 3602 Marcus .Pb. Nwpt. 1012-J
The special meetlns bu been
called for Thw-sday ulght, March
14 at 8 p.m. Prominent speakers
are expected to take part.
Kline Concrete Products Company
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ASUGGESTION, PLEASE : You "'"
make the' dinner dishes 1. snap!
H6....,,<r you do them •.. by hand or by
1 modem turomatic dishwasher ... make
PLENlY o( ttally ho< ,.,.rtt 1 "must'!
And it's yews ro command,. on tap "tt'f
........ of the day ot niglit -
a. ....................... -adt:-
Cj1111dy sil«I -piorides "'"'7 of ho<
water 1t!f today's improved sundanls of
liTing : ID --i< disbwuber, ID -
LOTS· 0 F
HOT WATER
YOUR AUTOMATIC GAS Wll£1 IEATEI
REPLACES IT Ill A IYllY, TOOi
AN AU·TOMATIC DISHWASHER!
..i~ washing machine -with plenty ro
spare for n tn1 bathroorm, housc:bold
deaning and all the rosL
a ...... , .... that's big mough is ~
important thing! The average modc.m
family calls oo bot water 140 ti.mes a
day. They 00t only ..J 1 praaiaJ. ade-
quately sil«I smn ge tank -it's 1 loog·
'--'-I JUUU3 ... ,.
, .. ._." a tank Ca.lb fof ronstant re-
heating at high temperatures. This
Wftkma the p.Ivaiw.d tank -lining and
&e-que-orlr awes prcoaturc failure.
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Miit w ..... •••u• " 1TOU.CJ1.rA• CAl'Aan oua ---..-. I .. 11 I ..... _ ......
I .1 or 2 · 30
1 3 or 4 40
2 2 or 3 40
2 4 or S so , , . so
3or4 4 .. s 75
Costly rrplacrmea.t an ~ atoidcd b, AffecoM "1 I.a& C...t Gm .t.ae'sfk:o
gettina tbe coma siJlt the 6nt time.
.. -your dealot oboul your &mily'1
minirmm bar Wiier requ~ His
Seen, Tult Capacity Guide ii your ...
-diattbebo:it,.....,1onicria,... IOUTMllM COUMftll OAI COMPAM1
Jio.llOh>id Will be nally ~·
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FOR MODERN NEEDS
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;>uzzle.
Baroid E. St n, former cov-
emor of Minn ta--,.."We must be-
gin -at once a fortght search,
on a bl-j)&rtisa bas , for the spe-
cific policies m hich· we can
-expect contin ng ·endly rela-
today's crossword tionships with u.ssf. Then th~se
policies should be frankly and
firmly discus wi h the Soviet
Union. '
Hollow Building Tile and Brick
6 • 8 and 12 Inch blocks
• F1ne· for All Types of Btilldlng and Patio Wal.Ill
WALTER L. KLINE, Proprietor
--Plant Located at-
15e0 N-rt lloltd, Coota I<-Frozen Food Philo Hoefne jr. is visiting his 1;:=======================1 mother at thei home, 122 Grand
Canal. Balboa land. He r eceived
his honorable ischarge from the
Sea Bees Sun ay ~t San Pedro,
HURLEY Cabinets
·~
Since 1898
as s... 1.o1 .,...._ M. •=' m. Cllll..
DiCBGENCY PBO'Nll
Amt! ..a -· "'
, after two ye in the South Pa-
clflc, going In th the Third Am·
phibious corps f the Marines. He
is a member of the Santa. Barbara
Yacht club owns a 35-foot
yawl. .
PA I TI N ·G
I.I Yean:fl la Newpon . "-
. HAR y HALL
OPEN DAILY
AT,P.M.
llanda7a at i p. ....
·~e House of
Fine Foods"
BELL
<. :'...7" ~ ·--., ... & lliMii ' ft. ll'wy4. .,_. ~· For Reservations Call Newport 1273
-Our Policy on
W CAR ORDERS· ' ("-: . . 1
In Accordance With Fair Procedure • I
We are now accepting orders for earliest possible delivery of new cars. However,
as you know there are not enough new ca'rs for all who want them. Therefore,
want to inake a clear statement of our policy . . . so t hat every~e will know
r.ctly how we are handling orders for and delivery of new cars dunng the rur-;i;.;t shortage period. ,
1 We intend to fill orders for new carsin the order in which they are received.
There are two exceptions to this basic tule-
2 We Will definitely reserve a per-3 If definite. need for a IM!W' car Is a
centage of our cars for those who factor, we will, In the publlc lntef-.
served in the Armed F w est determine such cases on the basis or ~ve•mre that all our ~n:s will thi now abolished, but publlcly tic-
;;;.,., with the justice of this exception. cepted, OPA priority lists.
This policy is In your Interest. We are following It bealtl!le we want to 111!1'\'e you
falrlJ' and well today as ln the paSt. The Fon! Motor Campan)' and we ounel'r'
are making every effort to deliver )IO!Jr new. cat prmnptly. and hOOestly. /, .i f.
F!ll' 'oar ...,.._, .. proteetSoa .n depmllll on -Foul& are lleld.la tr..& a& Ille
,. . NON. Brudl Bui::. al .&.-tea .
Theodore Robins
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Nl:WPOlrr RACH • . .
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cmtl"ICA'nl: or llt1111lf1C811
nctltloUo Firm Name
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THE UNDERSIGNED clo here-THE UNDERSIG · clo here-
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by ettt1ty that they are~ by certify that they conduCt-
1 MachiM Shop i..u,,... at foot Ing an auto court buo~,. at 8:22.
of. 31't Street, Oty ol Newpat W. Centtal Avenue, ty ot N.,..
8"ach. County of <>r&n&e. State port Beach, County of· QnnSe,
of Calltornla, under the !ictltloUo State of Calltornla. the flc-
!lnn name of Central Morine En-titiouo f>nn name Bay View
gtneerlng Co., ~ that lald firm C<>Urt, and that said Is com-
ls compooed of the following P<r-pooed of the to g p•nons,
sons, wttc:.e names and addreael w1xJ1ie names and are
are u follows, to~wtt: u follows, to wit:
John Ayling, 2117 N. Mattnao. Omar J . Wilson, Rt. , Box 1182,
A!tadena, Callt. Vista, Calltorni<l. c. R. Rust•nbach, 1631 Allegro Janice Wilacn, Rt. , Box 1111'.l,
Square, San Gabriel, Calif. Vista: California.
Donald V. Muney, 1833 ~ S. At-l Willlaln F . Marx.
!antic, Alhamn, Callt. tral, Balboa 8"ach,
W1TNESS our hand UU. 21st day WITNESS our handa
of February, 1946. of March, 1946.
JOHN AYLING . OMAR P .. ~~~
,/t:. R. RUSTENBACH JANICE V I DONALD V. MUNCY . WILLIAlll
State of California ) State of California )
County of Orange ) a. County of Orange )
ON THIS 21st day of F<bruary ON THIS 2nd of March
A.D.. 1946, before me Nora S. A.D., 1946, before Ruby A.
Margwarth a Notary Public tn and Thompson a Notary bllc 1n and
for said County and State, resldin& for aaid County and tate, res.id-
therein duly commissioned and ing therein duly cm~lu ioned and
sworn. personally appeared" John sworn, personally • ared Omar
Ayling, C. R. Rustenbach, Donald J . Wilson, Janice n, and Wil-
V. Muncy known to me to be the Ham F . Marx known o me to be
persons whos4:!-names are subicrl)>. the persons whose n es are 1ub-
ed to the within Inatrumen~ and scribed to the within trument,
acknowledged to ·me that thej exe--and acknowledged to e that they
cuted the ume. e xecuted the aame.
1N WITNESS WHEREOF, I hav• 1N WITNESS OF, I have
hereunto aet my hand and atttxed hereunto Rt my hand and affixed
my otflda1 seal the day and year my official seal the and year
1n thia certiflcate tint above writ-in this certificate first above writ-
ten. ten.
NORA S. MARGWARTH,
Notary PubJJc in and For
Said County and State.
(My Commlsslon Expires
Jan. 29. 1950.)
Mn. ~ Oftnnaa. t• ~r str.t, eo.i. Meea. .. a a.aUve
of •era•, liul .._ U..S la Co.ta Meea for w.rt7 t:auee ,.,..... aad
Waka 11'1 a paad plaee to llye, Siie (hdllated '""" Nowpor< Bar-
bor Ualoo mp -IA IM4 aad .._ --..._ emploJed at
!laata Ana ArmJ' Air --baa -.. eyeo ud upt browa bah, ud •t.er la.ol'lte evel"lloll le dendms. SM h t-.e yOGD.pllt of
RUBY A. TH MPSON, a family ol four oloten aad -bro&Mr aad la ti.e dauPter of Mn.
Notary PubU In and For _s_,._1_.ia_<>v& __ ......... _______ _,,.------------
Sald County State.
(My on Expires
May 24, 1947.
!SEAL) !SEAL)
Pub.-Feb. 26, Mch. 5, 12, 19, 1946. Pub:-March 5, 12, 19 26, 1946.
CERTIFICATE OF usnass
Fictitious Firm ame
TiiE UNDERSIG D do here-
by certify that they ar conducting
a Yacht BROKERA , Sales of
New Boats a.nd M e Supplies
and equipment of ev kiad and
character business a 625 Coast
Highway, Newport ach, Cali-
fornia, under the ti tlous firm
name of ROBERT ST/µ~
24-Hour
Radio Se • ce
BOMJ:, AtJTO, llUjwJE
RADIOS BllP~U!:ll
Burt R. N
Ha <>o.-m....,.
Newpori Beaol:t,
ONE DAY SERV CE
Motor Overhauled '6500
Front end corrected ······--··········----· ........... · .$3.75
Straightening or replacing perls extra.
Brakes relined (labor only) ·······-··················-$10.00
Carburetors rebuilt ·······················-····-········· .. -.. $4.95
Major tune-up, 6 cylinders ·········-······-········-· .. $4.95
Lubricating Chassis ......... ·-··-····-····················· .. $1.50
Mutter and tail pipe ......................... ---·········· .. $8,50
!Installed. Labor only) .
NEWPORT AUTO WOR S
NATIONAL' AUTO CLUB EMERGENCY ST TION
Earl Mitchem, Prop.
24 BOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
SOiia at Coaol Blvd. .._(ciao' or I) 1420
Beautify Your Surrounding
With Shrubs .• Trees -Flo ers
We Now Have a Fine
• Ornamental Shrubs
• ~ding Plants
• Citrus and Deciduous
Fruit Trees
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C.a rr 's
lllZ'T Newport llhd.
CAU..US
Feed
Selection of
EEDS
~-and
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Store
PUBLIC NOTICE Kelly Petillo Out
Of Race Track;
Ask New Permit
Blessed is the man who ii too
busy to worry in the daytime, and
too tired to lay awake at night.
ROSSI'S
Liouor Store lOOs ec-t. llhray
~ Mlle-olti.e &.-
~OD r-..,
Let Fluorescent Lighting
Increase Your Sales
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-Store window and showcue displays are d
their attractive best under the clayUght glow
of fluoreacent UghUng. the modem way of
showing what you have to eell to the best lld·
VllDl:age.
The"' are no shadows to distort the picture
you wish to p.-.t to the' ....tolmr. ~
appear ID their ~ 9h,.._
We are now able to provide 0-t Ugb&-
lq to ..-t yonr special Deeds, fnm the -n. • esl lmWhtioa to the largMt.
Call8 for N*l-&es wwered ..w.-t delay.
BegoJar service malDta!MCL
ETS • HOKll & GALVAN
lllNCZ 4 ltlt
1000 eo..& llhray l'lnmo Newpca& UM
Al9o ta ... ft=S
1 ?• 1"'7 a .......... -···· On'1 sf
EI.E<mUCIANS
~Two ""' ........ • .
FACTOaY, PLANT., nou, orncs, r~ -
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' . ' • elll ....
lllitlal ••••
Of Beac•comber Mapzl~ Od .
'E'I D Left ll>Oft than the amount "' tu -Jo!Ui A. Gllllo. -.;, ~ -• .r our ays will be .-pted. CUb "-ld·not Hanna!! GWlo, 21• 2ln -.... 'E'lor Filing 1946 be .ent th.roogh ~mallo! ceived hlo --. .I' 'I . DedaratioN ol 19t6 .. t1mated from Ille Tennlnal Iaload s.pua.
T...!..Ame Returns tu att requi1'!d ot employ_es -lion center lut Thunday and 11 ~l"v oalari<a are subject to withhold-mw at bonl<. He wu -··
Inc and who will earn """"' than mate, !Int dua in th< JI. S, NI.VJ'
The lint laoue ot the Soutb<m With only rovr -.... days $5000, plus $500' fD<' ••ch depend-and served nearly tbtt< _,. In
California Beachcomber, J>U!>llsh<d left in which to m< fed<nl in-<nt. For mani<cl COUplf'S the .,.. FrUC<!, ItAJy, A&lca, T«mia!a. and
exclusively for the Newport lliu'-tome tax returns, Collector ot Jn. emption la $10,000, plus s:;oo for lastly Japan. He bu a .._.at
bor area, w~ being distributed temal Revmue Hatty C. Weo!:"wr nch dependent. All penoos, re-the Don Clarie -t nrd and re-
uu. """'k. nle pktorlaJ mapzlne, ~ warned South<m CallfGrnla rann-of the lllDOWll of their swned hlo work ol ~ smoJl
containing 24 pages · of ..,..,.. UICI tupayera that no blanket ex\<D-sal~ mU3t file estimates If Ibey boat..
sporting u ~ll u IOdal hl&h--lion of time bas been l!'anted for will have more. than $100 of m .. ' -
UghU of the harbor rerton. is be-filing 1945 final returns or 19t6 come not subject to withholdiitg
Ing _Jll'eS<ntod by two l't!Cft!Uy clla--ted ttturm. . provided their total. income will I,-----------'...,
chargod veteran. of the late World "March l!i Is the aboolute dead-exceed $11()(). Francis J. Horvath
War ll. line for both returns," Westover All ~enue offices a.re open ~
Russell L. Dietrich, the <di"!!', sal~ from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. regularly, INOOllE TAX Sl!:BVICE
wu f~ Milwaukee aclv<rtlalng Elna! 1945 t'fturnl must .be flled but will stay open unW 10 p.m..
ag<ney art director, and with the by each indhidual wh<>R total in-deadlin< day, next Friday. • l!'ederU ...r Stale
pubU~ relations office of the Army come la.st year WU 81 much U ue 11111. a -
Air ~ stationed at Santa Ana $500. In man~ cues, there will During the. war Am 1 an. ft.191-&
Army Air bale. His ""aodate be no tax due, and in m cues roads hamled ' er can r <>moo: Dlt w. o.tr.I
George S . Varga. wu born iri there will be ttfuncla of withhold-cent of the "':""' than 97 per -J.Mt
Hungary, and wu·a journalist be-Ing taxes. but in any cue returna IDOV<tnOnb. army' organized troop !'---------"----'
fore the war. During the oonflict muat be filed by next Frid-.y night. --------------------------
he workod with the Office ot Stra-Employes may u.e withholding r-------------------------.
teglc Services ln Washington and receipts u tax returns and our
later in the State Department at offia:, will figure their taxes for
Washington. them. We will then send • bW
1be new maaazlne ts to be dia-which mUlt be pa.id within thirty
tributod to aU homeo in the bar-days; or we will oencl a refund
bar area, and to university atu-with interest Withholding re-.
dents in Southern caJ!fornla In· ceipts may not be U>ed by per-
stltutiom of higher education. It sons who had more than $5000
wu printed at the Newport Har· of salaries subject to withholding
bor Publilhlng company. or $100 of income from whJc.h there
OPening Saturday, March 16th
Al Sherwin Riding & Sport Shop
VFW Favors Bill
For Terminal Pay
SAN FRANCISCO.-Rlchard ff.
was no with.holding.
Minor children who earned more
than $500 last year muat file their
own tax returnl. Thoee who earn-
ed less and who had income taxes
doductlble-from their paychecks
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SANTAANA
Newhall. Calltornla Department
Commander ot the Veterans ol
Foreign Wan, aald today that
progress ia being made by his or-
ganization in Wuhlngton to obtain
should also file in order to secure .___...,.. _____ ___. :.-----..,----------' a refund.
Taxes may be paid by personal ..--------------------------, check, money order, postal note
or caahier's check. No checks for
terminal leave pay for enlisted ------------
men. The V.F.W. Newhall said, ..------------.
Marine Upholstery -Nooks and Booths
A SPECIALTY •
0. L. CULLY • ~TU~ • •
Shaw's Upholstery .
has sponsored a bW authorizing
tenninaJ leave pay for enlisted
personnel Hearings on the bill,
Newhall said. have been held be·
fore a sub committee of the House
Military Attain Committee.
Ptlll6o Ac m 1 •taat TuftlDc, Fmnltaro Upbols~ aad 8-ln.c
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Sped•'izin& aa tr.me Tu
Tour patronage appredatod Pickup and Delivery Service • Free Estlmata
m st>ura-n hll61c 0...r Whl&' Sang Boal llepair
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Let's Tackle Inf lat ion
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lVbile We Can
You don't want your dollars to bu)' lc::s
and 1-and leN !
You don't want YOW' 1aving1 to melt
ilway! Or the value of your life insurance
to dwindle!
Yet that io what inllation can do to all
of uo. Therefore, thou,btful people .
evel'}'Wbere are conoerned with ..,.>'" to
1111Plher it .before it ••to out ol band.
One major ca119e of in.Bation lo a. ohort· . .
qe of •oods .when-'• bave'money
lo 1pend for thin•• they want. •
That ca~ can be eliminated by the
production of •oods...: fut -in quantity.
•UT THIRl'S A aonLINICK
DurinC the war therw wun't enough ' labor ancl materials to m-the needl
of war and still produoe all the civilian
•oods -le W.Oted and oould. buy •
Tberefo,. prioe controla on civilian
iloods wen 1uh1tituted for oompetitioa ·
to bop prl-down.
' Today thio country baa all the lohor and
material• necanry to tura Out the thinat
peoplewuL •
Yet •oods are otill .-rce. Store abet.... I . iin still IM.... The national pocketbook
-tin.-to bulp. Inflation"°""
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Why? Beca...., price controls in --
time binder the production of •ooch.
Businen cannot live by produciiii at •
ION. And .0, •oods that oan'i be made to
oell at the priceo bed by the •overnment
jtul , ... , ,., ,.""··
Nor wilt the ...Usiq of· price ceilinp
oolve the problem. When 00011 and .. um,
prion are aubject to cb1n&e at any mo-
ment by •overnment action, production
baa to be OD a day.to-day ba1i1.
That meant unoertain!y • , , nduoed
output ••. more io.8atioo.
ISN'T THIS THI ANSWIRT . . Remove price ooatrola on manuf-
tured •oods and production wilt• 1tep up
ftul.
Goodo will then pour into the market
and, within a reuonable time, priceo will
adjuot tbetmelveo nalurally -aa they al•
wayo have-in line with the ....t worth of
thin&•·
• Compef:ition baa never faiteCl to pro.•
duw thio reeult.
'I'lm U. the way yon oan •et the •000.
you want at pricN you oan aBonl to pay.
P1-daink thio over. Thea tell :rum: ._ ..... aw. in Concreoa wbat JOD beo
tiev. """'11<1 be dcx.. You'""' it to,.._.. t
..u ........ to .,...... ilomatrT• -11-
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of ll••ttf-nn, 14 'lf'nl 4l/li Slrwf, N-rert ZO, N. Y., rllU ..,..,
,.... ,.,, of • "°"'' ,qlo/ai•t "' .,., ..., ,... •allolt -..... ,, a. . ·'
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION or MANUPAC ... UBUS
* for a Beller Tomozaow • forl ••• tbodJ -. . *I'
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CoL WaC. F.-.. 51in·'Ci1•1Je' Huntington Beach Appoint11etB a11eJ·
: F• ............ to 'Close; ~:--Id~ d MarchM , 15 2:: ~
-~ ""' ..... In .W.-;-42.50 per,..... Ila~ County; )!2;1$ -,..... '°4th -; '3.00 per,..... to --
ED!erelt'• Secmd-CIOlo· -at Ille Poildftce In NewjiU>"t -·' · I Collfamll, -tbo Act at. Marcb ::3..q:.;,:_ __ _
S. A. JIE'IER .
~D.PORTER
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W: J'. DIXON • • • • • . P·Jlnlhlc Plat. 3011 W. Central Awnue, Newpc:«t
Offieial P&p.r of the City of NI_,. ...rt Beach ! A DIJ, f. ,, i....a ksM:NUa• fer~
lWnpom:
I ID&emal de--'ee1 of fruit
I Crawl
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at time
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rep\7
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.................. ·-ilia•b ~tor Caaperatla• . or ~ et;ebUt · l
• Dldt llllltt of Huntlnct"'I Beach , A~ b ""'*''~ ...
HNdquiort<nSta-~-~.·Santa•-•-u M Rea' Cross la the P'lllllot <II two now n&• tbe U'. s. -·-Oiljl!t •-., ---.. t1ona1 cuttns reoor'lls oet In tbO eor,. -be -n,oi llefaft -
Air -· ~u. Ana. caut. esa . Long -mldwlnter --Diehl. -15. to -1117 ,.. ill.!! ~ Edi•, W ..L Jnte-;.:1 ment recently. · onnual ..,...._ -..-, to
Newi*.-t Beacb 'Noft.'""-, Oraers 1muy Miller wlilppod a Mll!QI fly be held in civil ------~Slrt .. -. cautom1a._ Fund· If'--•. 197 feet cae-balf inch lo better ~.the --on .t.pr111a. ~ '-'illllpalgll hla own national marlr by 5~ Hononbly ~ wt•m
With the final -vatlon •te · ---inch<o. Hla average cut1na mark of the anned rorcel and t1aet-.
. EonoRIAL Active
SSOGIATION . M-tier
I J4 Seiu
"'the Santa Ana Artr¥ Air bue Volim._...,.....,.wtio·wlllcan-ot 186 f..,t outdistaDced hla for-dlaatjmorineupto,:K_,_.
only a -cla1s •W11¥. I -.! vaa: the Ooota -aree,. tluriq mer national •-age recun:I by frcm 16"' to :n are etilible Stu-IJll!> to. take this -"1D!IY of the Red a--campaign frcm -foot. four Ille'-dents ltil1 in hlch scbool -l!IP" ..P -hie the 1Rtit..le of the of· March 4 to liuch 15 met lut In trout ·fly distance oompe-ply now, tal<e the -mlna ...... iiM nc.... and_, at. tbls bue to lJOllr Monday f« breo.kfut at the Fri· tltlon, the Huntington Beacb ace comple;e. -education be(Gl'9
comm•m•ty for ta ~esy, CP."' day Afternoon dub boUle and won with a cut ot l~ti~';t. usi.gnment to cadet basic ec:bbdl ~tlon and eood will durin& hNrd Mn. La,.. Wuren, eJieCu. Huntington Beach club on July 1. l9t6.
the put four ,....._ live oecretary at. Souuie.n Orange """" tint place followl!d by Long ----------.,--
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Look Out, Detroit
~t seems that Henry Kaiser is not the <f11Y westerner
whose prospects In the automobile field are prorrusing.
'Ibe manufactw'ers of a new four..eylinde~ car which is
being manufactured ·in California already e more than
S50 million dollars worth of orders. And million isn't
small change even In the automobile business.
'This car is expected to sell at a price rar!ge or $500 to
5600. The company has facilities to turn out .000 or them
annually once production really gets rolling.
Production on so large a 'scale, if realized, ti>gether with
the establishment of nPw or additional facillti for autome>-
bii<t building by llQIJle of the large producers should go far
towaro giving California a place in the aut otlve sun.
It seems only right that California shoul have such a
place. Our state· is a "natural" when it com to automotive
transportation. Californians own in excess o h'llf a million
more can; than the several more million peopl in New York
staJe. California Industry and agriculture ship twice as
much Intrastate freight by commercial motor cks than all
other types of carriers combined. No less an 1800 Cali·
fornla communities depend entirely on a tomobiles and
trucks for transpo~tion.
California is already the Number One S as a car and
truck user. Eventually it may be Number O e as a car and
truck producer.
Don't Forget March 15
March 15 is a date to be reckoned with. Your final in-
come tax report for 1945 must be filed on or berore that
date, together with your payment or any am unt still due o~
your last year's Income. At the same time y must also file
an estiinate of your 1946 income and make our first quar·
terly payment by the same date if your s8.Ja for this year
is expected to exteed $5000 or if you have ore than $100
income from other sources than your payc k. So, with
Uncle Sam laying a heavy hand on the nati al pocket.boo~,
some individuals may find themselves tern rarily short or
''what it takes" to. satisfy the tax collector. The volume or
personal loans around the March 15 period ost invariably
rises. I
Working Together
Returning American soldiers are intole or one thing-
intolerance. So declared a United States anTlY official during
the recent observance of Brotherhood Week.
This attilllde on the part of our veterans · not surprising.
Having fought to protect the rights of orities in other
COWttrics they certainly don't want. the rig of minorities
abused here at home. ,
Every intelligent American rea)iZA!s tha no nation can
continue to grow and be strong if its moral fi re is weak. In-
tolerance is a sign of such weakness. Gen · postwar pros-
perity can be attained and maintained only we refuse to
permit difrerences of creed or race to preven us from work-. ' iJfg together in the interest of the common
The case on behalf· of making tolerance a 'ving thing was
ably stated by California's Attorney Fabert W.
Kenny when he said, ''Our country's war
quired the breaking down or racial and · · ous barriers
which stood in the way or making the jOe , machine guns
and ships to blast the Fascists .into total def t.
t'I maintain," Mr. Keimy continued, 11th our country'S
reconversion mobilization requires the furthe breakjng down
of (these) barriers . . . Race-baiting, Jini Crow praetices
and anti-Semitism will be as harmful to the tablishment of
a secure postwar world as they were in achie · g victory."
Men of all creeds and nationalities helped to win the war.
1'>e efforts of all are now essential to help solve the crisiS
facing both our Nation and the world. W must work to-
gether to win in peace as well as in war. I
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GEORGE . D. BA&g
General Accounting
Fishermen's Bookkeep·
2602 W. Central Av
Ph. 1805-J
--
rT Lit aaai:D
29 Slant
31 An:t fruit
drink
S2 Cry o1 paiD
34 Contend
35 Break
1udde.nl7
It im't ~ eMY saylJo& ~ County dwpter. tell ot the ...,.k lleoch. Sonta Monica, Loe Angeles
bye to old -and leavln& the .._ by the fted a--both in and Anaheim.
connunlty In which -""' at. wai-....-k.· lnltructlon c1 ..... and
Udo hue have enjoyed IUch ,_ In home nunintt. Abou
ly relatlono. I -I can ~ Ruaell llartlne WU acting t one-half of all fatalities
37 North (abbr.)
38 Plagued
t2 Part ot
"to be"
for the 4000 ottlcen, 100,000. re-chairman. and Introduced m.ion connected With railroad <>peratlon
turneea. 150,000 aviation cadet:a of di~ Mn. Etva Kipp, Mrs. involve illegal riders in tralna or
and 8000 enlisted men who l}ave Paul . Ni~ Mrs. Walter Wei-other ...,._,.. about the track.
been stationed here when I say mer, Mn. w. i NeYllJe. Mn. 'W. L. ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. ·~ )"OU'' to d-na In your Cool<, Mn. o)'d Gebriel and Mn.
area for making our stay so pleas-Bea Gcrdon. Aloo jiraent from
anL . the county orpolzatlon Wer. Mn.
44 Dull paJn
45 A father
or mother
47 Frees of
moisture
49 Little cat
50 Wavy <Her.I
51 Resorts
DOWN
-1 Prepared
2 Color
3 A gin for
merit
4 Frolic
5 Past
6 Drip through
ashes
9 Mountain
defile
11 Mournful
13 Mast
17 Frozen
des,sert.s
19 Eye
21 Epoch
2.2 River
IChin.l
24. Midday
No.II
30 Lower ca1e
<abbr.>
33 Musical
instrument
35 Horse (poet.)
36 Tops of
mountain•
38 cushion
39 Beige
40 Fron\ part
ot the lea
Anti may I say just a wont about E. 111. IUclmond, public relations
lJOllr newspaper. I want ~ to chairman and 'R. L. Forbee aalat-
-that we ·are appreciative ot ·!Ult canipaJgn mana-. '
the aplendld .-!stance given to us 'Servtnc the breakfast wen Mrs.
In CUTYlnc out our program of II. B. McMurtry. chairman; Mrs.
training, convalescence, hOlpitalt .. W. B. Mellott, Mrs. J. P . Cooper,
1111 zation, redistribution and separa-and Mrs. Raymond K. Eastman ...
Uon. Through your news columns
you have shown your readers the N . Pl n·.;.,:-runct1ons of this base. By ac-. OISY ane l y ... g
curately presenting the work we On Balboa Ho~s have been domg you have helped • .
immeasurably in making It sue-Unnerves Restdent
Now Open for
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Aµditing -Bookkeeping Service
James 0. Pierce •
1761 Newport Ave.
Costa M-
I
7 Compass
point
8 Woody
perennial
25 Establishes
26 Honey-ga th-
ering 1r.1e-:t
t1 Fall in drops
43 Pig pen
4.8 Greek lettu .a Selenium
cessful. r
Sincerely. An espedaHy noisy pl~ne diving -Pi'O'-F~E~S4s~1ili·o .. Nii[-DllilREDrC,.'W'liiiiio .. R"Y'.-w. C. FARNUM, on Balboa homes brought dism8.y . I ·
28. Tenor (1ym.) ....... r ... Colonel, Air Corps com-and a protest from Harry Earn-
manding. shaw, a resident of 1600 East Cen-PIANO TEA.CHE& •
' ACCOUNTANT
Job Analysis
To Weigh All
City Positions
U. C. Man Discusses
Possible Atom War
tral avenue who phoned the News-r-------------. ,...-------------.
BERKELEY.-In its present or
foreseeable future ,development,
247 Veterans
Now Attending
Fullerton J. C.
sneak attacks of atonlie"bombs can With 247 returned service men
Times yesterday to ask if some-
thing could be done to •curb the
practice> The loud buzzing could
actually be heard over the tele-
phone as he spoke.
Mr. Earnshaw said that his wife
was bedridden and the regular
visits of the annoyance did not
J. s. WHYTE
INCO .. TAI CO:NIUL~
Au\bortMd b7 U.. United St.ie. ~
UJ'7 Departme:i:u to reo~t clieau to
~oa Ylth lncom11 tu matten.
Atrol'l'I -9Yft'KJQ aoomU'Jllfo uancs
om. l ....... alri.. c.-·-....... H .......... W
PIANO· TEACHER
G.V.LINSENBARD •
Graduate
Bo;ral ~-Lolpokl
Ph.1252·W
1526 w. Ocean Front
A field represent~tive from the be highly unpleasaf1,t ada perhaps registered at Fullerton Junior col-
State Personnel board has been serious~y paralyzing but 'Cannot lege the spring semester~ opened
asked to make a job analysis of pase a major threat to American with an enrollment of 625, largest
all classifications among the em-independence if preventive meas-number since 1942 when the en-
ployes of the city to compare them ures are taken. rollment was over 900. Men stu-
with those of other cities. with This is the opinion of Dr. Leon~ dents now outnumber the women
help her recovery. The Unwelcome ~ PHYSICIAM8a8UllOSONS.11.D.
plane visited \he neighborhood r-------------. ~----------~
every afternoon. apparently to
give some 1oca1 resident a thrill. --------
outside industryl and for an impar· ard B. Loeb. professor or physics by 29. Rad.at', Television
tial survey or individual jobs which on the Berkeley campus of the The school is accredited for all
need salary adjustments, according University of California and Naval former service men who may wish· Training Projected
to Col. J . J . Sailors, who, as assist-Reserve captain, who played a key to take advantage of the educil-B S ta An J C
B.nt to the city engineer is slated role in naval scientific research tlon program, G.I. Bill of Rights. Y 3D . 8 • •
Armand Monaco
ARCllJTECT
814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa
Newport 1724
2'721 l...&kewood Ave.
Loe Ancelee NOrmandy MOS
H. R. Hall, M. D.
l'luwlclan -s....-
lfours~. 2·5, by Appoinjment
Teleplione 2620
lSl llroadWQ
himself for a new classification. during the war. Students.have access to vocational DAY SCHOOL
Recent requests by individuals In an article in the Report of classes _as "'.ell as those. required Possibility of obtaining training .----------'---~\~------------.
and· departments for a raise in the Naval Ordnance Laboratory, for un1vers1ty graduation. The in radar, television, airplanes, CONR&D,BICBt&Bt K. D.
salary have been deferred in aev-Prof~or. Loeb said that scientific most. popular . are engineering, radio, and other technical vo-Mortimer School PIQ'lildan _. ..,..._
eral cases until a careful analysis examid'auon of all the facts indi-architecture, sciences. psychology cational subjects is near. accord-SO! Coral Balboa laJancl l20·E. l8th St.
could ~ made. The state hu ex-cates that an atomic bomb attack and art. ing to present plans being mapped Ondea: College. Prep&ratory
pert job analysts available to cities would, no.t ~ as destru~ve as . , , by the Santa Ana Junior College DAY SCHOOL :::. COSTA MESA
of the sixth class, for example. by many_ maintain, end that it could S ti N vocational department. Hours: 10-12 Lm.; 3-5 p.m.
which they can measure the value be Wl~tood. . . egrega On ecessary Add°ed to curriculum for the O. A. Morttmer, M. A., Orlord Phone 133
of certain types of employment as He sa1~ that A_mencan security In County Schools, first time this semester were Prmolpm.I Phone Mt
against other cities of the same could be insured 1n case of future n·· tr• t Lead s courses in airplane engines and '-------------'
class It thus takes job boosts warfare, providing the U. S.: re-18 IC ers ay radio. W. W. Wieman, director of .DENTISTS Ir---------....,.--,
out ~f politics and makes any mains in the forefront of atom.le 11ocatiol)al education for the city .------------.., Dr. G. E. Tohill
raises on 8 merit bu.is. bomb research ; maintains an ade--Decision to appeal a recent Fed-schools! i>ointed out, and other Dr. Obed Lucas
Their recotTlfllendations may or qute Army, ~avy and Air Force eral court ruling that segregation technical fi~lds Will be added as ~ C:::: =.-
may not be followed. Sailors said. well trained in the use of the of Mexican pupils was illegal was the f!eed arises. DENDST NEWPOR'P-BEA.CH
He suggested the survey himself, weapons resulting from the latest made recently by Santa Ana, · Students will not just. take these -PHONE.S-
and explained that· the service is research;_ protects vital industries Westminster, Garden Grove and courses·for college _<7edit only, but nez~ w. Oentral Ph. 1'80 Office 286-W Res. as.R
costing the city only the actual and murution supplies by keeping El Moden8: school districts. ~ll ~me qu~if1ed craftsmen If no answ~r. call Newport 5 .
time and expense incurred while them underground; and keeps an Appeal Will be taken to the Su4 1n the ~1eld or their c1losen careers, NEWPORT BEACH
the expert is here. adequate intelligence service active preme court, if necessary, it is Mr. Wieman stated. '-------------' 1 ~--------"-----.
in foreign lands; and auumes lts Indicated,' as the schools contend · It offers a possibility for stu-.-----------~
California Thb·d
In U. S. Wildlife
Restoration Aid
share of responsibility in inter4 that federal courts have no juris-dents to secure a college education
national affairs for maintaining diction over school systems, main-while also learning a technical
the peace. talning that this is a perogatlve "field in which he can make· a llv-
of the state. They also maintain tng. according to the vocational
that segregation is necessary t>e.. director. Under present plans, stu-
cause of learning ability of the dents will attend college during
children. the morning hours and then spend
Kuchel Makes Fir8t
Dr. W. W. W....tmoreland
Dentlst-
1101 OoUt mway
CORONA DEL MAB
Pbone Newport: 108% SACRAMENTO-California will ReQOrt as Controller
receive $124,402:92 from the Of S~te's Funds
United S tates Government for
Recently, Federal Judge Paul from 1 to 5 p.m. in t he junior .__..._ ________ __,
J . McCormick held that segrega-college vocational shops;
Federal Aid in Wildlife Rator-
ation for the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1946. aCCO!'dlng to figures
in the National Budget.
tion is a violation of the 14th ..
SACRAMENTO-State Control· amendment to the Constitution, 8T'RONO 8TOF'F New York Life
Insurance Company
DON a. DuMNT
428 Orchid Ave.
CORONA DEL MAR
The State of Ga.lltornia will add
$40,000 to this amount. on 25 per
cent of the total to be used. in
restoration.
A total of $3,000,000 has been
tel aalde by Congre91 for reatar-
ation and apportionments are
made to states based on area and
license sales. California ranks
third in amount being received,
Michigan: and TeX.as being the only
states receiving a larger appro-.
priation.
ler Thomas H. Kuchel ha.s an· declaring equal ri&hta to all per-Sturdier than the finest sJeel,
nounced that the General Fund soils. He held that segregation into tungsten wire manufactured at
cash excess over current obliga-classes and schools deprived Mexi-tfte Westinghouse lamp division
ttons on Jan. 31, 1946, was $108,· can children ot companionship of for electric tubes and incandes·
808,967, as compared with an ex-white Americans and "fosters an-cent lQ/Tlps is so strong that 23
cess of $110,456.no at the end of tagonism in the children and eug.-wtj),s, each as thin as a human
the preceding month and an ex· gests inferiority among them hair, Will support the weight of 1~------------'
cess of $84.726.268 on Jan. 31, 1945. where none exists." · an. average man.
The iresent ·cash excess, said -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Kuchel, represents a decrease of t
$1,647,743 under the excess of Dec.
31. 1945. Of this decrease, $1,664,·
557 represents excess ot January,
1946, governmental cost expendi-
tures over January revenues, 1tbis
amount being partially offset by
$16,814 in miscellaneous non-rev·
SNOW SPORTS AT PINECREST enue receipts to arrive at the $1,-
647,743 net <¥crease. All ski tows are operafing at
Pinecrest, according to latest re..
ports received by the outing de-FARMER'S MABXET
partment of the National Auto-BEST sn 1.EB
mobile club. The Pinecrest Lodge That hilarious best-seller which
Giant SlaJom was inaugurated sprouted from affairs at the re--
Sunday. February 17. and .Will be nowned Farmers' Market will be
oonducted every Sunday afternoon featured at Estrellita's book shop,
during the season. The run term-ln the Arcade building at 515
in.ates at the-bottom of the 7~ Nor t b Main street Saturday,
(pot tow. A new rope tovi.· has been litarch 9, when the author, Fred
established on Strawberry Lake Beck. will be present to autograph
front. Skiing eqUipment ts avail-copies or Second Carrot, From the
able for hire In the area. • Ehd.
ONCZ AGAIN
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Offen y-... .,,,.. Plaee
to Diiie In OrMge Ooanty:
All New---
Even the Location ' .
... One-Half Mlle East ot Old
Location on Coast Highway.
Beautiful New
Cocktatl Bar
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We Leed Southenl Callfomla In the Serving or
-SEA FOODS -·
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Chapel
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by Serving Others Best"
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Robert A. Crawford
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E1a Examined • Gia-Fitted
Gerald Rausa, M. D.
2830 w .. t Central An.
NEWPORT REACH
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x ·Ray Serrtce
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,:, Newport ITU .
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II)' BUGB -•Wit-----L--------------,-------;-----' J--..~• Q111DC It EMPLOYVENT WANTED ' 18 MUI: lllllCCLIAlQOUll • Mfl~t<".AL Ii RADIO II ••~C~&~S.:_:11:8~'1'.~A~Dl~---;_-_:&~T'._llll:~~&~L:_:U~'l'.~A~Tm:'.':_ _____ _:•:." Newport's famous ocean dory mil'es an llour: wi have a nke ~ ___ _ .
fishin& n .. t ls agaip showing sign* galley on the tOI deck. plus a roR A RELL\BLE Paint Job 00 WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN-Craystal Sets -$2.98 Radio Repairing at. life aftft" the restrictions of lounge. The Sport {Ina: ls sched· your home, call Newport 1041 days or e\-"es. Ph: ~-Mrs. !Bakelite Que) House calls dally except SaL and J. M. MI LL ER
the war years. Many people over uled to start _, lion on April after 4:30 p.m. l~tlc Sheets. 20-tlc 2 -Tube Radi'o Kits Sun. Complete stoCk al tubes a . 0 Southern California have enjoy~ 15th. It's King an Hagen's new _ factory replacement parts. Pb: ______, Real ~ate Broker
soine down on the beach next to boaL 'iJICYCLES "llPLOYMtt!<T o•tU&D • To build your own electric radio. 34:1. MJiSA RADIO a ELEC ·
the Newport pier to buy their fish Everything is stl quiet on the Sold, Rented "" ~ PIN SE'ITERS-Men, 18 to 50. TRONICS CO., 179l Nett-t 15th and CentiaJ
where they know It is fresh, ln trolling boa~. l~s a little VOOSL'B Apply Sportland.S-llnc Alley, Mesa Radio a Electronics Co. Blvd. ~tic
• yean put. · early for trolling. 100 Mala st., Balboa Balboa. 2().2tc 179l Newport Blvd. 19-tlc -I -
1t 1s hoped that more dory fish· To s•• • ~" ~~ 208 x..-. Balboa loland. HELP WANTED_ J-c .. _ to WANTED TU-BUY 11 DOGll. CATS• rm · 11 Lido Isle Lido Isle ,
ermen will be added to the fleet up la your ballbut a ts -ao ,__..., M-Uc ~-Ba Front lot fine I tlon. to bring It up to what It used to but It ba-ed to ~ WIDlanw • clean office. Man or woman. WANT TO BUY-Mooring!..-22· FOR SAIE--O>cker Spanlel pup. One ot the best Jocated 'Jots Y ; ~ .
be In put ·seasons. To be able to Illa Naratto n r.., ally, Clltt Vea COOPERATIVE Two eves. a week. Apply N.,... foot' boaL Call collect Unloo pies, pedlcnoed. 224 Masnolla, Oil Lido Isle With I slnlet Bulkhead already lmitaJJed..
buy really fresh !l>h from the K ... .u Wla aa. )lltt .,. .. sot ROOFING CO. Times omce. 20-tlc .uoeo. 20-4tc Coota Mesa. J.S.2tc at each etid. Priced at aAt za112buy,500
boat In which Is was caught is an -pl.-.0 <I 1 aacl .. ,. It · • HELP WANTED -Experienced WILL P'AT CAJ1H tw ,....,. tur-8PSC1AL ANNOtlNCDISNTll 18 'I'
attraction tha\ NeWport Harbor weighed oearl:r 264 poaada. Tim N d R . . -•-M d. t14 Only ct:>()()() ; can be proud to otter the people hm't qalt. aa bis u :loe °"" 8-ew an epatr .,_..,ters, H. E. cDona1 Dlture or wUt ban ,...._ .,.._ FROM THIS D.f.TE. ON I will not 'I'-'
of the Southland Gau.er caagllt oo -Ila• :rouo Old County Rd., Coota Mesa.· Nwpt. IOOO. 0 . R. Cl'"a-.Y. fto be held responsible for any debts
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Bay Front ace. wMell wu a~ 7 II feet Joac. Phone ~M 20-ttc Jl'fW'ld e-+.. 1112 Ne,..,.t other than m:Y own
Surf pl and bay !ishln• ls 216 E. 20th SL, Coota Mesa -.. ---....._.._ GI.F.N. ~ · er, • 'The Bayside ' Market hu . 20-tlc. HELP WANTED _Woman for --. _ ~..-~A. lUu~
alowly Improving. A few mackerel been getting In an occulonal bl& 1 .,,.===:-'.===::::;;;:;;;---_81 -k. Any ·-. PG-IHl&C -Mui • ------'-------have bffn caught from the pier . ...,.:. h• b rock coc1 fish i: •---~•OJlUS, caug ~ Y · P.t.llf'IJllO OOJftS&~ Room. board and sal•~? Phone FOR n., ~KJ•-~-r•ft-, ~··-, Corblna are beginning to show 1 ~--t,.. _,, ~ ""'"_.. ---•uUll:'
lat.rest In the surf, alon& with an erms:.::.,.~ "'b:'..;:'" · ~ Newport pAI!f'nNQ -PAJ'al HAlfOINO N. B. 22l0. 20-4tc enamel, risf>t·hand hlch oven,
occasional •Potfi.n or yellawtln Harbor are schedul ~to start op-ud o.JOIU.TIRO HELP WA.NTE'D-Home carpen-own oontroL $10.Ph: 87'01.J..S .
C!rOa.ktr. Bay tlahermen have.hook-l!!'&tint' from San ::lemente next IL I:. MtOrn·M ter. Ccnon A: Ray c.o. Phone after 5 ~ 2Q..2tc
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
ed an occasional spot!ln or yellow· month. Local.....,.. will be aboard &H Old 0omt:r Rd., ,., M6-W 2447-R, or 1521}.W. 20-2tc 90A.Ta, ~ D • . PAYS
fln. Sand crabs are the best bait them. o.ta :W-.Uc
In the surf, r.-claJrns In the bay. Pete Anlch has fished halibut HELP W ~ -Experienced ALL PLASTIC 12-ft. 110-lb. TOP· '
Anchovlet ls the Jive bait belns out of Ne--' for many yean ~A'l'IUJf M ""1Dll lildy. for olllce work, ().CAil BOAT and CARRIER.
GOOD WAGES
days, and bau continue to be the the waters from -to Loo Ancelet. Write or -W. H. smtlal Apply 908 Coo.st His!>· els soon -dlnghlet, uUbc>&ts,
Uled by the live bait boato theae 'and probably ~ depths of wnJ:. DRIVE alternate days to knowledge °' boold<Mplns et-Immdate delivery. Other mod·
main catch from these boats. Fish· Dans Point b<jtter n the lnfor-Huber, US Goldenrod Ave., Co-way, Newport Bead> or phone runabouts, cru1sen and padclle-
No experience necessary
Earn while you learn
View Lot
Newport Heights
$3500 Cash
Bay Ave.
Exoeptlonally well located lot
on Bay avenue.
$3250
2-Bedioom hOme; very mod-
em. Immediate Pffi esslcn.
Must be seen to be
appn!Ciated
$16,000
Balboa Peninsula
.Lot .• ,
Ololce location.
Beautiful -view.
$3000
.-1·-ermen are 1·till waiting around for matJon ctven on cl arts. Not only rona de1 Mar. 17-ttc N. B. · 2506 for app>lntment. boards. Plutfc Watercraft Co.,
the barracuda and other fish to that, but he the condition 20-4tc 703 E. Central, Balboa. Ph: 683.
obow up. The weather hasn't been of the bottom, wh• :her It i. mud. Newport -Costa Mesa WAITRESSES WANTED_ s.y <· 20-ltc
There are many other
advantages to being-a
telephone employee.
Phone Your Listings In
any too rood. a little too much sand, or rocky. Shore Cafe, 17th 6 Cout Hich-and we wUI give them every consideration
wlnd and choppy seL the 11 GNews _of thLoe deBeat •·cho! Ctaptht. Billy T _A _ X _I way. Ph: N~t-2344. 14-tlc 0ANNNOUNCIN~
Quite a t~ yean a.go ve r1Jves m ng ... a . e age ur ew Location Apply J. M. MILLER
baJt boat Sunshine n . better of 81 saddens thi many friends Under New Management. WANTED-Personal secretary to 15th and Central : • Newport llMch • Phone 12'2
20-ltc known u the big Sunny, arrived that knew hlm. ca t. Graves play-24-Hour Servt.~Phone 2530 compoM!r of Music. Write Box We are now located at 2818 West
in Newport Harbor, turning over ed. a colorful rol in the early 609 Coul Highway '-B' c/o News-Times ~vtng qual-Central. Ave. Phone N .B. 1781-W
100 E . Bay Ave., Balboa
5141> N. Main St., Santa Ana "On Your Way to Balboa"
row boats as it came up the chan-years of sport ris ing boat oper-17-Stp flcallons. 19-2tc •
nel with Ill bait tank full Many atlon. At one time he sold ticket.I Bay Electric
people Me looking ·forward to the' for the live bait I >ats that ope:r BEA'Un' AIDS 11 HELP WANTED -Want refined Complete Motor and Generator
or BEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-Lot, by owner. Rea-
'' sonable. On Wilson St., C.0.ta
live bait boat, Sport Kin1:. to put ated from the Ne-l1J)Ort pier. Be-COLD and MACHI"fELESS woman to assist mother of 2 Repair Service
tn an appearance. Equipped with fore that he had his own boats, WAVES children. Room, board and aal-2818 W. Central Ave.
three engines, it's slated to do 20 including the Tour st. TlnUng and Manicuring ary. Ph : N . B. 2210· 6-tfc Telephone 1781W
Evening Appointment. Ph. 179'-W WANTED-HOTEL MAlD. Balboa Inn. PhCloe 6&0. 6-ttc
17-Stc
Ask the 'operator for the
Olief Operator
·Southern California
Telephone Company
------------IMMEDIATE possession. Costa
Mesa. Beautifully furnished one
bedrm. horOe: Blondwood p!ano,
dual floor funyice, lot 55x140.
Cash. 141 Virginia" Place, Ccsta
Mesa. 1S4tp Orange County
Physicians Pledge
Hospital Support
Newport Ya ·ht Stay
Told in San Jerdoo
Murder Tri
Vi's Beauty Shop
1103 Ctlut Htway, Oorena dcl Kar
76-tfc
FOR SAL&-20 h.p . Marine Deiael,
\V ANTED -Nursemaid fer twin like Rew. Hal! original cost. Call 18-tfc ------------
In the San Beri ardlno trial of
' Mrs. Gwendolyn Wallis for the
MO!"e than 100 Orange county murder ot her [husband's girl
physidans and surgeons have gone frie nd, Mn. Ru y Clark, Don
on record as approving the new Wallis last week estlfied that he
Presbyterian hospital proposed to told his wife that ie spent a week
be built on the bluff overlooking end with Mrs. Cla k on a boat at
Nt'WpOrt Harbor, it wu announced Newport Beach, ac :ording to press
}<esterday by Or. 0 . Scott McFar-dispatches.
land. county chairman of the fund Wallis further testified that
drive. The association has agreed Mrs. Clark, an a tractive school
also to take an active part in teacher , told him he was expect-
helping the 500 volunteer workers tng a baby when e tried to end
raise SS00.000 for the institution. the romance.
Dr. H. A. Johnson, -of the -------+-----
oldest physicians In the county,
and a resident of Anaheim made P ueuc No· ICES
the propou.l. for support, and was
backed unanimously by the ....,_ CERTmOATl'l F BUSINESS.
datlon. The chive Is aaid to be Fictitious F nn Name
LOST ANTl FOUND
LOST-Lady's wrist Y.:atch, Sat.
eve. bet\\·. 27th St. and pie r ,
Newport. Finder please notify
Rev. Sande. Phone 793-J. Re-
ward. 20-2tc
LOST-Brown and white calfskin
wallet, between Balboa theater
and Adams St. on Central Ave.
Please keep money but return
boys, 14 months old. Mother in Newport 2234-W.__ 14-tfc Study at Hom--Real Est. License business. Phone Laguna 7811. ...
18-4tp Marine Radios Guarantee:-208 Security Bldg.
=====---:-::--,--=--,·I Pasadt'.'na, Calif. 11-20tp WANTED -Men (or Women), Available inuncdiate dell\"cry, com-
Neat appearing for profitable plete range of sizes. Your in-
advertisJng campaJgn now in et-spection welcomed. IDGGINS
feet. Excellent opportunity i! PLEASURE CRAFT, 810 Coast
you qualify. Apply Mr. v 1111 Highway. Ph: 1104. ~tic
Deren, 5081h N . Main St., Santa FIRE F.QUIPMENT TESTS -
Ana. 16-lOtc C-0-Two, Pynne Ir: Foam refU.11. ..
No Delay
Refinish your kitchen ,bathroom
with new tile boa.rd..
F. •P . Waldron
Telephone 2:J4W.
\Vallet and contents. T elephone FOR SALE -Complete Tuxedo,
224-W. 20-2tp worn twice, also Army officer's
CO• ftied 1}'ktem and Port&blet
now avallable. ETS HOKIN &
GALVAN, 1000 Cout Highway.
Phone 138•. 73..tfc Carpenters Available
for senera.1· ro&lntcnance unilorm. 12 and 16 gauge shot-
r:MPLOYMENT WANTED II gun shells. Call N. B. 1913-M.
CARPENTER woRK by hour or 20-ltc
day. Telephone 1805-W. 11-tfc
FOR SALE-Popular PC 14-foot. and repair
raclng dinghy: lS-ft. Cruising 0. Z. ROB£.RTSON
Sloop, motor , toilet. sleeps 2; • Call Newport 83
'2-tfc AMATEUR transmitter. Brand Hunter Cruiser, like new. Pacific 1 new. All band. 600 watts phone. Marine Associates, 814 Coast HI· ---+,-_K_E_Y_S ____ _
Harbor Radio & Electric, 2602 way. Ph: 2780-W. l~ltc WILL TAKE CARE of children.
Corona del Mar. Phone N. B.
·~50-M. 2-tlc Central Ave. or phone 195-M. FOR SALE---43-ft. fishing boat, Made ~~[;"' Waib
....... ___________ 20-_2t_c twin Grey 121 h.p. 31> to 1 re-100 "aln SL, Balboa vv •1...L CARE for children eves., -.
THE UNDER.91 :;NED do here--i'oning in my home. 309 ?t1ari-New Arrivals! ductlon motors. One year . old. 208 Marine, Balboa Ialand
b "f th t th dductlng gold Ave .. Corona del Mar. Ph: FIBRE RUGS IS-ft. cockpit, tee hold, sleeps 6. , 94-ttc
progreulng In ea<:h community.
Marines Going After
Aviation Enlistments;
Want 500 in Sou. Cal.
Y cert1 Y a e are co Cruises at 12 knots. Triple steer-..,
a Machine Shop uslness at foot 1023-J. 19-ttc 9x12 ........................................ $14.50 lng. Villa Marinp, phone 1800. BUSINUll OPPOBTUNITIU 40
of 31st Street, C ty of Newport ------------8x10 ....................................... $13.40 . l9-4tc ,.-----,-.,.,,-c=c-c=-..,.-=--
Beach, County o Orange, State EMPLOYMENT WANTED-Cap-6x9 .......•................................... $9.75 ------------STUDY AT .~OME-Real Estate
of California. uni r the ftctitiom abl~ woman desires p<>Sitlon aa 9xll Broadfelt Rugs ............ $21.50 FOR SALE-Lice~. Quick results. Guaran-
finn name of Central Marine En-companion. Business experie nce. SANTA ANA FURNITURE 54-ft. all mahogany cruiser, two tee. 208 Security Bid., Pasadena.
The United States Marine Carpi gtneering Co., anj that said firm Can drive car . C. S . preferred. 426 W 4th St., Santa Ana 200.fll:p. Sterlings. 2()..tfc
has lnltlated the greatest avtaUon Is composed of U: ~ following peT-\Vrite Box "MM," c/o News-Phone 922 20-ltc ~~wdllary Sloop. Very clean. &1
recruiting drive in the history of sons, whose namt and addresses TI.mes. 20-2tc -------------1 all pecond.ltio~. P'O;....;;.&..;...llENTC-..:..· -------~-
their service, said Major Arthur are as follows, to wit: Flashlights 36-ft. sea-going Auxiliary Ketch, DESIRABLE sleeplng rooms for
N. Nehf In a recent prea• confer· Jolln Ayling, Z • 7 N. Marengo. 1118 Light Cords, Extension Cords, bullt In 1940. employed couples. Clooe in. 421
At Beautiful _
Corona del Mar
Choice Lots $1500
W . J . HOJ.;COMB
1517 Coast Highway
Corona del M~
"Where the Flags F1y'' 20-2tc
BUILD NOW
LOW COST HOMES
See Models
At
711 Begonia Ave.,
-als<>-
Heliotrope at 4th
Corona del Mar
Phone 8701 ·J ·5
Salesman Will Call
PICO BUILDING
MATERIALS
ence In Loo An&eles. Alt.den&. Calif. TIDE TABLES Iron Cords, Etc. SWALES YACHT ANCHORAGE Harding, Balboa. · 20-2tc
Formerly, reaults were i\ven C. R. Rustenbs h, 16;!1 Allegro O T W ALKEY 19-2tc
no uourance they would be as-Square. San Gabi el, Callf. MAB<lB Newport Pharmacy lTth & Coast Highway FOR RENT -Large furn. light -------.,.--,---
sia:ned to aVJatlon, regardlea of Donald V. Mun•IY· 18331> S. At-Hlsh Low High Low 2018 Ocean Front Phone 5 Phone 162 Newport Beach room. outside entrance, near Lot On Peninsula
bow air-minded they -... Thlo !antic, Alhambra, Callf. w 13 5:55 12 :03 7:'8 1:11 20-ltc l8-2tc bsthroom. Man only. 516 36th Zoned for Duplex
new program b especlalljr design· WITNESS our h1Pcl this 21st clay 5.3 2.3 4.1 -1.0 ----------~-FOR SAIE 2 Hall-Scott Marine St., Newport Beach. 20-4tc $2750
ed to attract avlatl<in-lntereated of February. 1946 'Th 14 6:49 12:55 1:18 l:U Steel Kitchens --'----• · 200 ~· -• ~ --men who wlah elther to JOH AYLING 5.6 1.8 4.3 -1.1 e.,...~.. ~. ~p. eao•, w~ ~ a Fr Lo
make aviation a career or to sa1n c . R. RUSTENBACH F 15 7:33 1:37 1:'8 J:H GLASS nm ENCLOSURES. matched pair, opt. rotation, good wANTEI> RENT or leue un-Bay ont ts
an education they can use later DO .. V. MUNCY 5.7 1.4 4.5 -1.0 SHOWER DOORS condition, $1200. Swaleo Boal house Phone 1250-R. Several Choice Ones
on. Ybuns men 17 to 26 are now State of Callfornll ) s 16 8:13 2:14 8:09 J:41 Southern Counties Anchorage, l1th •Coo.st ~i:; . '. · :>-tic -
beln& accepted '" • two, thrtt or County of Orang• ) ... 5.6 1.0 4.7 --0.8 s I c NEED furnished 5-room house or 2 Houses on 1 Lot
four YHI' enllal(penL ' ON THIS 21st lay of February Su 17 8 :50 2:50 t:ae S:ll Upp Y 0. ~CAL a ••'MO 81 apL by June l; l child. Perman-At Corona de! Mar
Equip Santa Fe With
Radio' Reproducer,
Other Improvements
A.D., 1946, bef<"' me Nora S. 5.4 0.7 4.8 --0.3 144 Coast Blvd. N . ~ 720 W ~--Fro t •18 500 Margwarth a Not~ Public in and Tld• .,,.. placed ln ord.,. Of OOC\ln'9DC. Ph. 5852 Laguna Beach BEAt.rI'IFUL Spinet type mirror ent. 1 est V\.'1:'an n . tp ~
for u.ld County a d State. residing Usbt ftcure• L Ill.; tl&rk a~ P. • ~ltc piano, a barp.tn. Terms. Danz-Phone 40-'R. 20-4tp H 0 p , ul
therein duiY oned and · Schmidt Plano eo.. 520 No. Main WANTED TO RENT-s.y Front ome n en1ns a
!W<lMI. personal! appeared John p N WHY PAINT YOUR BUMPER? Santa Ana. · 8-tlc bouae tor month of July or tint 5 Bedroom1. 2 Baths. Fireplace.
Aylln&, C. R. RuJtenbach, Donald UBLIC OTICE 'Use KROS-0 GOOD Uled pla-Some u low 2 weeta. Furn.. 4-bedrm. Mrs. $16,000
v . Muncy known to me to be the RUST OFF u $89. Fine for practlo:,' Euy SStot.,korer,phClonar•emon=~· 586 wl . .1!thtp w. L. .JORD. ~· Some time lh1I year, accord1nc persons whose natnes are subscrlb-Notary Public In and For So All terms. Or will rent. Danz-, V"'O .l\..N
to announcement made by Presl~ ed. to the within Instrument, and Said County and State. ld al Dealers Schmidt Plano Co., 520 No. Main -W-ANTE-'--'D+/-TO--RENT--~2-.bedroo---'m· I 700 Eut C2ntral. Balboa
dent Fred G. CUrley, Santa Fe pu-acknowledged to me that they exe-fMy Commission Expires S. a: D. Mfg. Co., Costa Mesa Santa Ana. 8-tfc house c apt. Permanent rest-Phone 153 13'-tfc
:'&";..~wire will~~'::: ~t~-EOF, I have <SEALJ Jan. 29' l9SO.l 120 Broadway Phone ~~c AL'S dent. P lone 2215-J. ll-4tc Corona del Mar -
, public address systems to give hereunto set my oand and affixed Pub.-Feb. 26 : Mch. s. 12, 19, 1946. ORANGE . COUNTY Radio Electric Service LOCAL USINESS MAN wants Modern, ex_i:eptlonally well bullt
Santa Fe passengers the benfit of my official seal he day and year to rent 2 .or 3 bedroom ~· home on 60-ft. lot. 2 bedrma.,
th• latest df;,velopments In train 1n this ceruncat. !Int above wrtt-NOTICE OF INTENTION UPHOLSTERING CO. 920 Coast m..y Permane~t. ,Write 1932 w . 91rt 11v1ng room. c11n1ng alcove. hard·
rad.Jo. \\ire relJ'l'.Oductlon ot music. ten. Manufacturen Coruia del Mar Place, ~ Angeles 44, or phone wood floon, tile ·bath and kit·
and P!'blic a-•• system. NORA . MARGW ARTH. TO EN GA OE IN THE Of Upholstered Furniture Pick Up and Delivery PLeUBJ t 11896. 17-4tp chen, service porch, 2-car gar-
SAtt OF ALCOHOL· u 3 W. 4th SL, Santa Ana Phooe 470-MK l!Hltc v ANT Tl RENT-Aportment or age. Completely furnlahed In·
WING SANG BOAT & REPA' R YARD
· 811 Coast Highway 10
PboM. Newpwt 866
ttt1
IC BEVERAGES Factory and s-.-n small h -· turnlshed. for .single c1uc11ne; .new e1ec. refrigerator, • 504 West Center St., Anaheim Arvin & Erner.son teacher man. temporary or ;per-stove, yac:uum cleaner, waahlng
March 7. 1946. Phone .Anaheim 4n 4 ""11":i.t1c RAD I 0 S 'manent Call Newport High • macbb*. -~-
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: . 24-Hour Radio Ser.ice School . w . Jobnoon. 17-4tp Price ~2,750
1.:'.,0~":'~' ~::bri:::. th.:St~: Electri~R~"': $178 Sho~ ~~ui~dio · w i:.,... or ~L ~~Can Gertrude A. Waldron
the undersigned propooes to sell Immediate Delivery Phone 1638-W 13-tlc at 309 ~6th Place, Coa,ta Mcoa. Wm. W. Sanford
alcoholic beverqes ·at these prem· A to Batteri Anything In harbor areL BROKER
Mes a. Ph :!:'· B. 1243-R. 20-2tc
BALBOA ISLAND -3 bedrocim
home,· each with full size ward-
robe closet, 2-car garage with
laundry, fireplace. Interior
rreshly decorated. All gcted fur..
niture incl. electric refrigerator
and gas range~ $14,500. 228
Pearl. Phone Hub PO\\'ers, New-
port 62-\V. · 20-2tc
BEAL ESTATE EXOllANGE II
RESPONSIBLE Telephone em-
ploye wants to exchange 3-bed-
room house in West Los Angeles
for same in Santa Ana or vicin-
ity. Call Southern Calif. Tele-
phone Co., SaQta Ana, 5628.
l~tlc
BANOBE8 a AOBEAGE D
FOR SALE -1:4 acre tract near
Santa Ana Country Club, $1500.
2676 Santa Ana Ave., ea.ta
Mesa. Phone Laguna 78U.
-. !8-4tp
MONm 'l'O LOAN • N
LOANS TO BUtLD. buy, impron,
modernise or reftnanC""-.
Newport Balboa Federal 9avlnp
and Loan ~t10ll.. .
3183 Via Udo Telepbone 1~
LOANS
$100.00 and Up t9 $10,000.00
Stt US lf you need money
P~nts to Fit Your Income
Loam on Can
Trucla and Trailers
Over 22 Y•an In Santa Ana
Federal Finance Co.
INC.
429 No. Syeoman
Phone 6200. Santa Ana. C&llf.
8-llt.c ,
A11TOllUHY• a Tllml • FOR SALE-1938 "Dodge Convert-
ible Coupe. Excellent condition.
435 · Goldenrod, Corona del Mar.
20-5tc J
AUTO !llC&VIOE
.
Bring Your
BATTERY
TROUBLES
To Us.
BATTERY
REPAIR WORK
IS OUR
BUSINESS
...
•
Storey's Battery Se~ce
WESTMINSTER A VE._,,
(Be1-n 18th A Masm'lo)
COSTA MESA
JS.tic
II • Mooihigs a.t 1pace avallable
fur Boatll r-. Sale
lses, described as follows: U es STEINWAY Grand. llke new, -17-4tc 308 Marine Balboa laland
On hill at 17th and Coast High· lS-IQlllltb -!16-415 EL al the worlcl'a -teot pianoo. • ' Phone 234-R JS.tfc 1942 HOUSE TRAILER In excel-
way, Newport Beach. p I • Oil Gorgeous tone. Beautiful cue. WANTED TO RENT-H""" for -------~----1 lent oondltlon. SJeepo four. Cor·
• i'Udle Board9 ""' Rmt .., ........ _.._ Pursuant to such intention., the ennsy vant& This ii a.n lmtrummt ,or the . DeMola)'S ot Whittier for week For I office suppllel · see the ner 15th A: Santa Ana St., Costa
undenlgned is applying to the Galkin. 70c dlscrlmlnatlnc buyer. Dam-from April 13 to 20. Call col)ect News-"nmeL • Mesa. 20-2tp
State Board of Equallutlon f<r Is-• --Scbmlclt Plano Co., 520 No. Main Whittler 42451!9. Any place In
suance on original application of W estem Auto Supply . Santa Ana. ~tfc bay ~ 19-4tp .l.tn'OS WAlt'l'.ml NAtl'l'Oll WAlliDi • •
JN81JBANOI: INSUBANCI: an alcoholic t-erage license (<r ..,.-DMJep • ~AGED . 1
. licenses) for these~;-.. fol· 1836 N n ~r.... -RADIO HOUSll: ~ ..L Now RESPO~MIDD~ w' E NEED LAT, 'E M' ODEL" CARS -------,.---'---------+-------lows: ~-----ewpcr ™·--.--S-tfc lbM ----tec:I>-couple d like to rent fur-· ·
F I R E Y· A c Ii T s Quarterly ON-sALE General JI-Dlc:IW ... a .. u ..... -... --tor small -· and Will Pay Top P.ricea Just Am.ved to -. ~ an. ... 1arp be -and,_ 1..t. -.. AU.TOMOBILE COMPENSATION oense. -· .,_..._ ·~ --·All..---... ...s. ter,penpanmt~t.Box An10oe desiring to protest the .,_ ---·--llland. 19-4
''STU'' DUNLAP
Insurance
703 E. Central
Balb .oa
Phone .
6
umber .
3
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IS8uance of such lloenoe(sl may BATTERIES HARC>.t..D • L. ILUDI., 8.0.1 .. 447, tp
!lie a wrt!led protest with the Oun-..,,; ~ Co. Radio, 300 Marine Ave. Pb: 'ISi. UAL ii . 41
State Board of ~"'lion at UT Main st. P1L Illa ll·trc At -,-Mar:--~
~:;-~~'1:r-----------Radio Repain' Lot of Highway
law. The premJoes are not 1-d ntt Pl..:e and J<lndHrw All mall•; lllllel, *-I'll. MIT. · $1200
for the sale of alcoholic ,___ W 0 0 D · Bart .._ na a.a mwa,. • J H~-~-~-~--N __. Buell -• · · v..,......~ FRANK H. COBURN Dellwnd -.-· • • 1ll 1 c;:c-t ~
DONALD a DICKERMAN. H. w . WRIGHT-Pb. ~ _ Seotcb tape. various -. ,,.. · 11e1 11ar I
Pub.-March 12, 1946. . 1-ni:' N-;t Blvd. 3-tlc aaJc at tbe N.,.._,,_ • ~-, the Flapl lb" ~2tc
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PbCJne fOl'~Olll' CWEoal ~who wlD ad'Uld I
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Sunday Ceremony at Communi Ha·rbo·r em1n1ne . .ct '1v1 Ies In~~~~ :.ihu=-~":.tbe.: Wblte 00-. -t.n wbltef tuft, wltb YMl'i fw the -lap of tbe PC radar ..,-e1po1 -.....
tapes m..ie a cbarm1nc bod<· note. Mia El race !run San Pedro to N...._t Deerlllc far the M"7 -wuuiOI _ _. r-·~----... •• on sun-maid, and ..----.. 13 __. """' + By Wbdfled Barbft + PbCJre 1637-R Beach "'tb tbe 30-to 35-vel-~ aao wu 1n Q:Jata 111ca •
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•t ( p.m. 1n a.ta quet wu like t ot tbe maid of Ebel! Club Hears Mr. and Mrs. E . I. Moore Hold Open House Doui le Bi~hday Idea wu to aet home u soon and army, wliriwic on tbe """'-
-. OammunllJr chun:h. --· only In -or pink. u aafely u -""•· To tbo.t end, lean hilbWay.
-lla Jeo.n Jones, da\l&hter or Pm:edlng . bride and'-· at-Play Review, Accepts On Silver Wedding Anniversary Cele ration at. while Larr7 ~ left at Iba New memben accepted at Ille
Mn Alice Jo""" 2006 Orange tendants w Barbara Prlna1mr N M b Open --held Saturday • ir-oted him wltb • gold Lido Isle H me otncial tune ol 10:30 a.m., f!Ver7-February .-tine-.. s. R. ... ' ave~ue and J.,.,;, Jones. Costa and Nino. May Bryant. -_... ew em ers ' afternoon and evenJns at the wrist watch. . one eloe Wt when and ..,,.... It tor of Newpwt Beach; Juatl Mlt·
' ~•-of Wal•-t'd in pink w lighted tbe many Guests Included Mr. o.nd Mrs. ' .J_ ~ J Cat-wu conwrilent. but all made tbe tier, Loa •·-1"": E. w.
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Smltb. ~ ~~ ..;;:";, Mr . .:;d tapers. Dua Alben acted u It wu a capadty crowd which spadoua home of Mr. and Mn. Ben Baker, Mr: and Mrs. Ernest ol ~":L:..:'. = · trip back In lea tbo.o three hours. Loa An&"l;;;6A. v . "-"'-' at
Mn Henrv Alben. 2011 Orange best man for brother and um-met at tbe EbeU dub ""'-Thun· E. L Moore, 1221 w .. t C<ntral Jolullon, Mn. Ruth Johnson o.nd lin, 11 Via '4""'"' Ydo Isle, lt wu a •tral&ht nm ba~k and Costa M-. a military -· a~ue-. 1br cere"*IY -per-ers were Aile Dale Alben or Loa day to hear Mn. Larry' Johns of avenue, ..,.,,. of llWIY a dellilit· Mr. and Mrs. W. N . Holmoo. Santa and ~ughter, Marty tbe PC'a proved tbe"*1ves able and Richard M. Stern, Balboa 1a1-
f01 n.ed by Rev. Carl J'obmon tn Ang!let and ck Jones. Los Aneeles etve a review of I~ tut social affair, when the host Ana; Mr. and Mrs. August Hoff, Gallo of P~ftna, who WU to take the buvy &Oinc, actually and writer f0t Colliers and Satiar-
tlle -at 115 ..-ts. Miss Jean Ann Genisb of and bciatesa entertained frlends on Glendale; MIA JCatherlne Phllllpo, jus< te , were otlebrated wltb a plo.nlng tbe top ol tbe waves.. The day ,Evening Poot. ""° a..... fw '* , Newport Be sang "Became" member Mamma, one of the most their aUver weddinc anniversary. Rosemead; Mrs. Elizabeth Wetaa-di~ last weet at the Catlin skippers were immensely pleased ConVHSe Wurdemann on Rhodia
'Ibr bride was charming In • and "Sweet tery of Ufe," o.od populu plo.ys or tbe yeo.r, and to On the dlnlnc table, covered man, L\'"' Anret..; Dr. and Mn. home. with their performance and enjoy. 33 "Mldohlp" and Is expeCt,ed to
fFOWn \\'hlch combined a fitted Mrs Mary nnett played the hear all the play news trom New with an embroidered cloth, was a Howard Seager,. Mrs. Bertha _ n.1-s peu, stbcks and other ed. the bip, but whe~r the aews ~ out with aome rood qtltnc
bod.Ice of brocaded attn, Jong -.·ectdm.& m York, news o1. acton and about silver coffee service presented to lot10n Miss Fr-ances Damoth, Mrs. spring owen w~ uted in low.ly got much tun out of .Jt is • ques-yams ln the future. ~ and with a net yoke ed&:ed After the ceremony the re--the trend of exp:eaion in the Mrs. M~'s motbtt on her silver Ida N~lor, Heinz Kaiser, Or. and pro . DinrM!r was wrvect at tion. It .had been .a cJme reach Clncklmtally, Midshipman am
with • rulHe, with • fuU skirt 01 ceptlon wu old ln the chapel. theater. weddlnc anniversary In 1905, and Mn. T. P. Reeder, Messrs. and noo8jth the blc cake to top It going up, wltb a good breeze, W!tb Reavis, son of tbe Wurdemanno, la
plain .satin. Her flOO!'-length veiJ Here also w · e flowers were used Mn. Johns, who ia the out-the silver tea H'rVSce had al90 Mesdames Diclc Richard, Harold oH. guests iemaihed for the the average time about four houri almost as keen about wrtttnc u be
wu ~ught in a crown at orange and the ' ered wedding cake standing speaker each year on the belonged to bet. Pouring were Mrs. Wo1denberg, Henry Eggert, Eu-afte n and eVfnlng. and 40 minutes. iJ; about ulltnc, and ha& had ..._.
'*-1drna. White orchids, hya-t carried out th color theme of pink Ebell program, wu introduced by C F . Watt. and Mn. Sam Kins-geoe 1Fenelon, C. B. Rudd. Oliver . present were Mr. and Recatta Pk:tune · ~ stories printed In the ~
dntha and 1ardmi.as were com-, and white, · e pink wedding Mrs. K. V. DOU. who ii a peT'IOflal father. C.entering the table wu Campbel), Gi1bert Place, A J . Mrs. n. F . Galloway and daugh-Saturday evening Herman Di). ollS Naval academy magu:l.ne.)
bmed in • shower bouquet. bells were ulded in the ice frie.nd of the noted play reviewer. the big two tiered wedding c;ake, Gant, Fred Catlin. Sam Kinslather, ters ~~ ta and L\i J ean Pasadena; tinder showed motion pictures in
Kia Joyce Anne Jones, sister cream. Jones, wearing Mrs. Victor Grace presided at beautifully decorated with lilies of C. F . Watts. L. L. 1Sbel1, Ralph Mr. d . Mrs. Claren~ F1etcher' color of the Midwinter Regatta at
al the bride, was maid of honor powder blue 'th fuchsia acces· the short business meeting which the valley and topped with a Ill-Maskey, and Lew Wallace. Unable and d<\ughter Marilyn Jo ~ IOn Balboa 1 Yacht club, much to the
and her gown of yetlo"'' mar-sories, and . Alben. in a navy followed the delightful luncheon. ver wedding bell, set on a mirror to be present were Mr. aand Mrs. Billy· Mr. and Mrs. O\arles Swan-deligh'-Jot all who's.aw them, and
qulsette. blocked with white roses, blue suit. we! med the guests and Mrs. Gill or the membership com-and encircled wtth maidenhair fern S . A. Meyer. Also present were son. 8'.nta Ana: Mr. and Mrs. Ed he pro"1bly will have requests for
was matched by her bouquet of Mrs. Ella Ma Prinstow and Mrs. miltee introduced nine new mem-and daffodils, the gift and handi-three couples wllo have been Andewn. Omaha. Neb.; Mrs. a repef(t,._performance.
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In charge of he guest book was J. A. Gillis, Mrs. Howard ff9berts. Many beautiful (Jowers and their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Ar· and . and M.rS. Catlin. ('39) and Mrs. Bish are now living:
Nina May B ant. Mrs. Vera H. Doane, Mrs. Dor~ other gifts were received by the thur Johnson of Van Nuys, Mr. . . . at the BYC dormitory until they ff Ifs a Book I The bride i a graduate or New · Ihy G. Levering, Mrs. Ora Lee ccuple. Mrs. Moore received a n~w and Mrs. Robert Curtis of Glen-Swebr1'n·gen-Schwary co.n find a house or apartment,-fiir
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I port Harbor Union High school McDowell, Mrs. Ruth Hovarth, platinum and diamond wedding I date. a nd Mr. and Mrs. Harry r they plan on locating here per-.
and has bee secretary in the Mrs. H . 0 . Boyvcy, and Mrs. H. E. ring, :t:irt of her husband, while Stewart or Los Angeles. V-0Ws Rep~ated Sun. manently, although they are for· school orfice ince her graduation K d 11 a Ang I en a .. L S mer eenos.
four years a . Mr. Albers is n A nominating ccmmittee was Ebell Book Sections . Girls' eague ees . Mrs Veronica Schwa ry, daugh· Mr. Bish is in charge of ccn-
graduate or ebraska schools and •lected, those named being Mrs. M Th W k 'NBGL' R d ' Sh M d ~t W lter Tim tru ti k St J E Is a CarpenJcr y trade. The Wed· eet is ee a 10 OW , ter 0 r . an rs. a . S C On WO.-On . ames p •
l ding trip, for hich the bride "'ore ~~~~d ;::~:™1oo!::~?dtec~~ berla J . 1528 Orange ;ve~e, ~cc~pal~=ch=~urch.~=~V~ia=Li=·=do~,=fo~r~Co~m=·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a gold suit th aqua accessories. Th"" c.o--nd Book section of the Purporting to be a r adio show Costa Mesa, \\'as married un y, modore Don Kemp, the builder. and Mrs. Ralph Holden from the .. ~v MarcH 10 at 3 p.m. in the Catholic "-'as to Big ar. where they "'ill floor. Ebell club w111 meet Wednesday. over Station NBGL. the most en-chur~ of Our• Lady of Mount
spend a week They plan to make ~larch 13, with Mr's. S. A. Court. joyable program of the year \\'a s Car l t R ~ Swearingen son · N rt Balbo T •• ..,:_. B their home . Costa Mesa. 127 East Bay avenue. Balboa, with n:i • 0 OS . • . ewpo - a Ou.a Ullt ureau I Kent Ht.tchcock presented at the meeting or the of . Rose Swearmgen, Santa Mrs. Frank C Pere\\' as assisting Girls' League ot Newport Beach Ana. the S('rvic~ was read by the All Modes of Travel. to Europe, Mexico, HaW!ill e is a heavy curse.
-B. Franklin. Heads Stam P Clu b ~':"~e'::i·.:J:;s·c!m:; !;;;"~~e ~~ Grammar school held recently in Rev. f' es Mulcahy. Round-the-World Trips in the near future. See
---reviews, choosing respectively The the school audltorlwn. Th bride \Vore a suit -of navy Kn. Boy Keene: Ph. S91. SOl Pama, llalboa -------------------,r--------;J Kent Hitchcock, marine ph~ KJng's General by Du Maurier and Diane •\Vestlake. League presi-blue ~'th that new and smart Boan: 10 a. m. te 8 p. m. .
Race Fans ---Chance Of he Years tographer of Lido Isle. was elected The Village in the Sun. de nt, gave the station announce-combi1.ation of ·brown for acces-
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vi -• wtll •-Th E g d I eluded a ballet dance. by h r ey Radio shop. re ew.:-u uo: e g an · a r1· ~ and a corsage of daff~ gt b Mrs Co••tan-Ja•---' Franklin and Andrea Cribben; two "''" Other officers named were: vice· ven y . IA.a ""'"' ,7•...... d1'ls. r· . Campbell acted as best pi a no numbers. Fantasy Im· president, J . O. Jenkins, Balboa Ch El promptu and Marinka. by Chopin .. man.
Island; reccrding secretuy, Mrs. Church oir ects and a toe dance by Nonna Castle. Aft r the wedding sixteen guests
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Cold Waves Helen Collins, Santa Ana: ror· Officers at Dinne r Phyllis Wat k Ins narrated A went 10 the Timberlake home for
responding secretar y, Mrs. FTank 1' Scream in the Night, a thrilling a buf .et supper. The three-tiered
Pere .... ·. Newport Beach; treasurer, r Ch ep1·5....1-which she had authored, cake .,as all i.n white, decor_ated Spec1'als on Machine· less Permanents Jame! c . Howard. Balboa. and l\1embers of the choir o rist Ul.K' Be .r ped h .
publicity, Mrs. Bette Lee, New· Olurch By-the-Sea met Saturday with mus.ical effects by Joan n· ~th l~~ve birdS and top \Vlt a. Hair Styling . Dyeing . ManiCl.;J.ring
rt Beach evening at the church for a plan-bpw. tiny b 1de and groo~. and this ~n-
po · . ned hamburger supper with salad! Ca rla Mercer pre:;rnted a mod-tered he tabfe _wh1le on each s1~e 1WO OPERATORS -MOZET.I .E & BONNIE
. After the ~1versary celebra4 I a nd all the accompanying good ern ballet to the recorded ~usic-were all white ~ndles. Th~ sis-llU Barbor Blvd., 0.0.ta Mea Phone %4%3
lion and. auction. refreshments things, and elected •ew officers for ·of Dig You Later. The Girls Who ters , f th~ b!1de. the ~isses L..:::::.;:.=.::::_:::..:::._.:::.::;...:;:.::~--------,---------'
were sen.eel b)_' Mrs. Carol Ewen the year. They have a·nice amount Hated School. a short drama skit, EvelYJ), Marie and Mable T1mber4 ___ :_ _________________ ..c_ ____ _
and Mrs. Maxine Schre~ Clu~ In the organ fund and are ronsid-was given by Diane P atterson. lake. ~erved.
members present were 1 f:.dan ering the purchase of a pipe organ Joan Benbow and Phyllis Watkins, The new Mrs. Wheaton is a M~. Lawrence Ewen, r. rs. d J_ar if one can be found. They also completing a program which the gradu.te or Wheaton. Ill., schools
Hill, l\'lrs. Bett~ 1::· l\l~i;. rs. stated that more tenors are needed girls thought one of the most en-and i~mployed at Douglas Air-
VMernoEnd ~ M 0 rt Mrs ~anico. in the choir. tertaining of the year. craft mpaJ\¥. ·After the hone)"'
rs. wa orse. · ax ne d r ' · moon the couple will make their Schrepel, Mrs. Ann Browe r, Mrs. New presi ent o the group is home in Santa Ana.
Dorothy Fruehan. George Wheat. Mrs. Edward Burps and other of-St. fames Auxiliary 1
James c. Howard, J . o. Jenklns, ficers are, Mrs. Delevan Freitag, To Hear Rev. Burke D * D k' Mrs. Ethel Coane, Mrs. Leona secretary-treuurer ; Mrs. B. S. L. U Oe ea 10S
Gabh1.rd . W . B. Collins. Mrs. Fran.k Freitag, cholr mother; Mr. and Gra uates From U. C. M Ch I H d ·a1 cc--lt P.ev. H. T'"-'-'lor Burl;e. curate of Perew. Herman Toedter, Capt&n n . ares an , SOC1 ....... -...., ,
E E tt Mrs H I Col tee; Neal Donker. librarian, and St. John's Episcopal church, West ~ . rnest vere , . e .en . A. J. RuttPr and Ralph Freitag, C. M. Deakins, 307 Alva -
hns, w. E. Hall, Mrs. Nellie Spen· Adams boulevard, Los Angeles. rado lace, Balboa, returned Sun-cer and Albert Spencer assistants; Mrs. J . K . Elliott. pub-will be speaker at the meeting of
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Agnes Craig find Mr. and Mrs. at 2 p.m. Thursday, l\1arch 14 at spent !two weeks. She went there
Loyd Folsom. m~mbership com-the home of Mrs. Anne M. Luckey. to a~end the. graduation of her
mittee: Mrs. Florence Anderson, 117 Jade avenue, Balboa Island. son ane, pre-medical student at
piMist. and t.1-rs. A. J. R utter, the U versity or Callfornla. He is
choir director. Rev. Burke WfS at Baguio, P . 1·· presi9nt of Kappa Delta Rho and
Members present were M!Mrs. ~here thke ch~.d has 1 an v e:e~; is re sining for a post-graduate
and ?ofms. A. J . R\ltter, Charles s1ve wor , an I no e a a rours ~
before the Japanese invasion bt'.l,t ~ Hand, John K.. Elliott, Leo McGav. c~ose to remain wtth his people. Nd --A-'--h--)--.
ren, Neal Danker, Edward Burns, d Otf re ae O<ItSt · He was taken prisoner of war an ,.,
Loyd Folsom, B. s. L. Freitag o.nd . t ~ I c p until V-J At ·ct Aft a b Delevan Freitag: Miss Agnes was 1.n .e rn"" ? am . rt ay . u
CraJ Ral h Fre't and Mrs Day. His experiences during that • g, P 1 ag · trying time wtll form the back-· Florence Anderson. Mr. and Mn. d t h. ,..-; lk An eutstanding treat is ii]. stpre
Kelly and Rev. and Mn. E . D. groun ° 11 ~~a · for ~~] club women when Robert
Goodell were guests. USC Students Wed at Joh'.""!~· field representative of
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Dodd Fridalf Afternoon club, Costa Mesa. !March ts. giving a program
or Balboa Island are announcing of col9red motion pictures of ex-
the marriage of their daughter, plora~n in Centr8'l America. Naomi Irene, to Jack Holton
Q-awford of El Monte. The cere-Mr.' ohnson is a noted explorer
many took place at the 018.pel and. aeologist, being president
by the Sea. Corona del Mar, with of th Archaeological Society or
the Rev R. I Brahams of Laguna South(lrn California, feature writer
Beach 0frtctaUng. for SCientific American, Outdoor
· · f Ii h Llte. Pesert l\'Iagazine. Pictorial
'_fhe bride wore a swt ~ g t I Califof'nia and othe r pub1ications.
beige and her ?Drsag~ was of He isl the finder of the fourth gol~en tiger orchids. Mw Beverly M&ya codex. one of a series ot
Smith .was mai~ of honor and. a I parch ents on which are recorded
fraterruty brother. Bob Baldwm,l valuate data ·of the distant past.
served the bridegroom u ~t Hos esses will be Mrs. R. W.
man. Bob Henning ~d Lenrue I Bartl , Mrs. Bliss McCorkell, and
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