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AllJl:IUCANA. This is "I
Am an American" week
and ooe sometlrnes wonders
In these hectic days of
strikes, Walkouts, ceilings,
lntlation and confusion,
whether the veterans of Wu
II all believe It is such a hot
idea. Decisions of great m~
ment are being made daily
by public officials in Wash-
ington and elsewhere in the
world and one wooders just
for what are we striving. Beca'u.se voters are disinter-
ested in going to the polls,
does it mean they are dis-
gusted or that they have lost
faith? And. yet that is the
only way we can register
our a pproval or disapproval
of what our chosen repre-
sentatives are doing. A
comic on the air last night
summed it up in a short sen-
tence: ''Truman plays the
piano while Congress fiddles
and Jimmy Byrnes!" + • +
School VoU!L Some 859
people out of a total of more
than 8000 registered voters
went to the polls last Friday
to give the harbor district
nearly $900,000 worth of
new school buildings. About
10 per cent of the population
indicated a wi~ that
the improvements should be
made. Just why more pe<>-
ple did not feel incumbent to
vote is a puzzler. Some Mes-
ans were worried because
they felt there would be
many anti votes. yet the
tabulation revealed there
were a few more against the
program at the beach than
at the Mesa. • • •
Stanley's Race. A poll of
the newspapermen on the
trip to Catalina Sunday re-
vealed that practically every
publisher favored Earl Stan-
ley for the Assembly and in-
dications point to, the fact
that the Newport Hubor
man will be nominated. It is
hoped he can poll enough
votes to obviate the neces-
sity of a run-off. Stanley
told a group that he did his
first work at Catalina and
later was taken to the Bald-
win Hills by Anita Baldwin
and taught the art of selling
realty, which he has been d~
ing successfully ever since. . .. . .
Is This Fraud! In a bold
broadside editors are warned
of a trick playing on the
name of the late Harry B. ·
Riley, fonner state control-·
ler and the post for which
Tommy Kuchel of Anaheim
la a candidate. One of his
oppooents is Harry "E"
Riley, anjl his literature is
evt~tly planned to indicate
it· MIGHT be Harry "B"
Riley. Harry "E" Riley is
in the electrical business and
whether be is trytng to trade
on the name of the former
oontroller,lahardtosay,but
voters are urged to acquaint
themselves of the situation
before going to the polls
Jillie 4th. • + +
He""'" an Idea. Frank J . • Foguty, who operates a
small grocery at Westmin-
ster comes . up with a plan
that might be copied in
SOuthem California. The
Idea comes from New York
where many •meat markets
refuse to open their doors
witil they can buy and sell
meet at -the proper price,
thus doing away with black
markets. -U such a plan were
started here it might react
on some ol. our packers, who
are accused of selling their
mupplles to Blad< Market op-
erators rather than legiti-
mate marketeers. + + +
N~:t•t 8cu-ee. With strikes the woods and saw
mills ot the Northwest,
-"PP'" ot California and
'tbe country face a real lliiorta&e. For the tlrst time
during tbe war )'l!tll'S and
lince, "flat news" (which
'lbe -News-Tunes uses) bas
·become scarce and our quota
bu been reduced. Number ol
our pages bas been cut and
fUrtber reductions may come
If the situation does not ease
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT-HEIGHTS. BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA
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Suit Over nd For State ark Site Looms
As Defense Counsel War s of Civil Action
Amorita Sails
for Newport
Wednesday
Tidelands Oil Controversy Goes
Beyond Contest for Oil Lands
' By George Erickaon 19C5. s1nce whim .-. -..... rom1a cout ,_,. s.nta BaJ1>ua.
Editor ol ·~-11-~-=-1 ~-ol and countereharpo. llOlltlal1 -A ,_ moat.bl lat« A~ Geli-u~ -~· '-~ euwrlne, and a Presidential proc-era! Clazl<. In order to -tbe The Olristlan Sdence Monitcr. lamatlon haft muddied Ibo wator l~t lltlptloD wblcb be
Wboro hundreds ol mlllioN ol \Dltll the _,..,.,.. ia all at ... r ........ ww!d aria out-of a -
dollan ~ at stake, there one .,... states' rights, oil and mlnenl court declalon. wtu.ir-the IUlt
n,.y !amt for tbe sbarpnt ol con· --lblp In submer...S-. and and lnatltu'led one before tbe Sa-
troYersles. That ii the cue at the question ol the national In--Court, -ldnir tbe S-cl
prft<Dt In ttprd to otrsboft oil teftSt. C'alifomla the -L He -
The Senate Judiciary eommltt<e . The Juatkr ~t hM fd that the Court rule tbat Ille
urced the pua~ ol a Joint ,_. tried to haft the· -tter IOtlled Unltfd States --the land
tut1on wlllch wwld renounce to by brlnPic In a lull about a :i-r thn!e nautical miles aut fnml die
the states any Federal claim to qo before a dJatrlct court, ult· --and tbe -· lldelands, --th "'lvtpble Inc that. tidelands teuee. In this -.ter t
... ten within state boundorios -· the Paoillc Western Oil O>.. fore the atata had no l1Pl to •
and flllecl -n.. Houw 1111 rd be ....-tn.d from taldnc oil out -ads luck.
a bill to tbls effect on Sept. ~ ot a aullmer...S .,... olf Ibo c.11-(Oor.IW • ~ 6)
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ROOFS Newport Co11111itlee Gratified
APPUED oa ..:J"AIMED
Free ilrtimat.eo A lnspectla1.
By Hospltill Drive Res11tt
With Newport Huber• share of.
the Preobyterian bolpital !uncl set
at $60,000 the p:esent amount of
$42,477.10 .oollected In cash and
pledges is gratifying, according to
leaden of the drive. Members of
the Assistance League and mo-
. tioo picture houses are concentrat·
ing on the drive this month but
will not be able to personally con·
tact all 'the people who wish to
give, and tbe9e are urged to send
their OJDtributions in to the cham-
ber of commerce.
So bnponant Is this~ not
only in Oran&e oounty, but thru-
out all California, that Dr. Wll·
liam Gilman, ronner president ol
the California Medical a.ssocia.tion
has been asked to devote his en·
tire time to making a swvey of
new hospitals needed in the state.
w. d. lleabow
360'2 Marcus Ph, Hbr. 1012-J
Newport Beach, formerly short
North Orange CO<!DlY Is respond-
ing nicely and San Jll&JI Capa-
trano and Garden GJ"OY!' have tent
In contributions. Pled&'es aro u
good as cash when fiaure<I on the
allocation we may expect to get
from the government, according to
Mrs. G. L. Andrews ol the county
committee and the man who lliws
a three-year pled&e actually
triples his gift.
1111/d &oddlery,
Complete Une
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Wearing Apparel
for
Jim, Women
1111/d ChlJdreD
Al Sherwin Riding & Sport Shop
205 No. B.....twa7, S....ta Ana Phone 6722
Educators Indorse
Simpson, Program
Conclll<lin&' meeting ol. tbe Or-
ange County sectiori of the Cali·
fomia Secondary School admlnls·
trators for the current school year
was held in Balboa. Wednesday
evenlnll'. President Sydney David-
son of Newport Harbor High
sehool presjded at the ladles' nlght
program. '
The Orange County section en·
dorsed the educational program ot
Ray E. Simpson, state superin-
tendent of public instruction. re-
cently appointed to fill the va-
cancy left by the dee.th ot Dr.
Walter F . Dexter, and agreed to
support the candidacy of Simpson
for election to this post at the
June primary elections on the
basis oC hi! extensive and succeu-L.~~~~~~~-~----~~--~~------' I f ul public sehool experience.
rtEw ... Now Available to the Public
PR Q.V ED··· For Five Years by Armed Forces
.KEMIKO
Permanent Colors for Concrete
(Endlll'ftl for U... Life of the Cement)
SUNPROOF WATERPROOF WEARPROOF
KEMIKO ~S A STAIN
NOT A DYE -MOT A PAINT
AT THE H0-8 OF
Charles Boyer
-Ronald Coleman
USED BY
U. S. Government
State of California
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Home Owners Protest Zone ~ ~ t::·
Change, Central Near Finley Simple ceremonies marked the
dedlcati ol a• ..,wly installi!d
bell In Iii': toooer ol. the FUiierton
Junior ci>lle&e business education A final public hearing on the menta at their ._. buildin&' ~ The ornamental
question of whether i t would be Al it wu Pointed out that any copper 1 11 wu desiened for in·
feulbl.e to convert a portion of new busJneu coming into the re-stallati at the ccmpletion ot. the
Central near Finley avenue, New-zoned street might necessitate the bui1dina 'but installation wu de-
port Beach, for reaJ.dentiaJ to busJ. breaktna of curb lJneaEdrive-ferred a the time and subsequent-
neu zone, will be conducted be--way ~. the on ly ma impossible by war-time
tore the Newport Harbor dty chairman &aid this proba Jy would restrfc .
planning commiuion June 20. be objected to by the a(ate hish· nae ~ was made in the school
No decision wu reached by way department. : plant ~t by Gus Gnm-
members of the board at their The state highway de°partment wald trdn lheet 6.JWEC. It lnar-
meetlng ln the coundl chambers has never allowed CW'b lines to be porates i cuttnr mount poured In
of the city hall here Thursday broken In that area, except where the achol>I foundry 'undef' direction
night. Lot ownen who favor the the service station la 10cated at of Otarfrs \V. Hart. foundry in-
cc,.i:venion tince they have vacant ( the corner. 1 slructo~ Installation ot the bell
lots in the. area and dwelling owi;i-Also since it ls 8 . question was su rvised by. William & Pot-
ers who Wlsh only to protect their whether the city of Newpor t ter, pla superintendent.
homes, were heard by the com-Beach ever took possessibn of the Dedic~on ceremonies symbol-
mJsslonen. t alley. the commission decided it ized th beginning or a period of
Thirty mombon ol the <nmice
County Fire Oliefs association
were suesta ot ""' Oller Bert Smith ol OJsta Meoa at a dinner
given In the Welcome cafe, Costa
Mesa, Jut Thursday night.
''Flame Proving," was the sub·
Ject ol. a talk made by Inspector
Fruk C8rlyle ol µ,. Angel.., Who
represents the Orange county dis·
trict In the state fire manhall's
office.
Following th.is there was a
l'OUndtable discussion on arson,
mutual-aid and other kindred sub--
jects.
Next month Fire Olief Rudy
Nyboe ol. Anaheim will be -to the visiting lire chiefs.
Fire Oller Frank Oocker rep-
resented Newport Harl>or area at
the Costa Mesa fete. HI! had as
his personal guest. Capt. Philip A.
~ of the N...,.,... Harbor
fire department.
f)rt.,. Cafttully-8pare a ut0-
' F1shennen In the N..,port lm-
bor area are not looking for ..,-
material lncreese In the prices ol
certain varieties ol. ftlh as a l'9llt
of OPA suspension ol ~ pric» ,
controls on them.
Ouu-les McLaudilin ol Ooota
Mesa. business agent ol the tlllt-
ermen·s union here,· doubted if
prices would go up u the de-
mand for fish In the harbor .,_
is too low.
While price controls have been
""'1<M!d from such fishes u the
bamlcuda, wlllte and black -,
bass, bonlta and yellowta1J, "91'"
trols remain on all canned fish -
seafood except fish by-producls,
all varieties of rr..t> and ,,_
Pacific salmon, balllJht, -lllll tuna-like fish, pilcharcls, rJe-
and sea herring, salt cod. bab,
pollock, cusk, Jin& and saithe.
.JUST ARRIVED! ......
CHILDREN'S PLAY SHOES
Oxfordl ... 8lnpa
Boys' and . Mttn's Huaraches
Extra Heavy Soles
Men's Casuals
Red Rubber Soles
MATOON'S Shoe Store
Footwear for All the Family
1795 Newport Blvd Fred W. Brig~ and his wife. would be better to postpone fur-constru ion to meet the needs of Tre~ Briggs of Balboa, who own ther discussion until Jurie 20, the the rapi y developing college pro--
three lots on Central near Finley date for the final 'public hearing. gram. Pfrticipating in the observ· /~=======================~ avenue. spoke for the change to ance _were T . Stanley Warburto'. I;
o business zone. • V J ed A :::I. ht supennt ndent: Fred R. Duk~, Mrs. May Wentzel of Clubhouse 8 U rmy ~·Ilg Halbert 1
• Graham, Ross N. H -
avenue and ~trs. Katherine Roy of ll}lprovements Gi'ven son and '.Ralph c. Shook from e
Central ,venue. Newport Beach, board <if trustees. and Chari s 1 said they ·objected to It in some Co unty Govt. System Bell. FuJ.lerton Junior college st u·
degree sinCf they feared it would dent bofY president for 1946-4'1,
I be detrimental to home property Field improvements valved at t
and at the same time create a $350,000 and comprising chiefly p · .,;i p • tin ff
traffic hazard in the Street BS it border and landing lights, runways fJZ~Jr 8JD gs ang
is not wide enough for delivery and taxi ~trips, and an elongated. In ff bor Schoo)
trucks to park in that area. SOOO-foot runway, have accrued to
An alley \\'hich proceeds from Orange county as a result of the
Clubhouse avenue to Central ave-I shifting of control of the airport
nue ls one of the hJndering fea-from the federal government to
tures to the proposal for a change the county government, it was
Gas Hea,ing & Ventilation
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CHARTER & PRESTON
State Licensed Contractor
-tine lmltallaU--Wann FltoDtb
in the zone, the objecton said.I learned tcxlay.
Since thi5 was a matter "'ifh Five smalJ buildings may be-
which the commissioners were not\ come count)• property, or they
too familiar, Chairman Allen ask-may be loaned by the government
ed former City Engineer R. L. Pat-I for county use in peacetirile.
terson to explain ownership of it. Chainnan Willis H. Warner, chair-
\V. M Longmoor, past president
of the 'ewport Harbor Chamber
of ~erce, presented two
paintin~ to the Newport Harbor
Union High school on Wednesday l,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g morning at the school assembly.
The paintings were paid for out of
funds rf.ised by the chamber for
thiS J>Ul!X>Se and were selected as
the tw~ollwinning pictures from the Up to 1935, the Pacific Electric man of the board of supervisocs,
rRilway owned 8 right of way bor-disclosed over the weekend that
dering on the alley but the city the county may lease 20 acres of
of Newport Beach Purchased this the airport property bounding
for $8500. It ls now city property.,Paularlno road.
However, the city made an agree-It was reported. too, that 18C
ment with the state highway de-1 acres adjoining the field on lhE
partment, Cor lh.,e improvement ot
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14·est and leased from Jam~
the areaway, with the highway de-Irvine, rancher. will not be'need·
75 ente in the Art Exhibit held
recen at the high school. WANT TO SELL
YOUR CAR?.
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We Will Pay You the Wgbest
EASY TO APPLY
Color Styling for
Porch, Sidewalk. Patio
and Tennis Court
Bing Crosby
Spencer 1:8-cy
Los Angeles County
Douglas Aircraft Co. part ment making these Improve-ed by the county. This acreage
J will be returned by the federal
The ' · tings were by two na-
tionally ~nown artists, Rex Brandt
and Da9 Lutz, and will go to help
establisf a pennanent exhibit for
the sctp:>l. This assembly tea~
tured a f.O!tcert by the high school
band wfu.ch put on a splendid per-
fonnan& under Musical Director
Lee safin. Possible Price. • StA>p In at:
A SEIERSEN'S
HOME APPLIANCE AND HARDWARE STORE
S20 W. Fourth St. Phone 1845
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TRAFFIC SAFETY CHECK-UP
Law E"*-"t and Traffic Officers Demand
·M-D1f*1dgble Safety Controls On All Cara.
The Check-Up Starts This Week.
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government to the Irvine ranch in-
terests. J . S. ijBarrett, president ot the
chambef, who was to have made
the preientation, was called out of
Clean-Up for Sure town or! business.
Mayor 0 . B. Reed 's appeal to Pt ents warned
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McCARTHY USED CARS .
1920 Newport Blvd.
$ CASH ON THE SPOT
Coetallfaa
$ residents to clean up trash in the ,f
spring beautification campaign Mr. ~ Mrs
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Frank Loney ot l iF~§§~~~~§§~============;;i was evidently taken seriously by Pomo"41! left their small be.by In "'
someone who really wanted to get their car. perked near the Fun
to work, for the city push cart, Zone, ¥!boa, Sunday afternoon
consisting ol a 30--gailon container and returned to find the child
on two disc wh~. wu stolen gone rr: a note from the police to
Saturday night from the rear ot call at the police station, where
NJck Suttora's home. according to they w re infomted such neglect
his report to police the next mom-was a misdemeanor• and were
Ing. ~dee!.
• Before You Build or Remodel
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DIESEL SEtVIC.E
. ' NEW 225 H.P. DmEI.S ON HAND
Beco+dl&lo•ei Dl111lr •1·ed eholoe of ~ -I • WI: Allll W&lllNO om.11:1111 ON ORT-AND ..-r-
ll&ND ao'l'ATION DU#C•• ' TWIN DfftAt.1.&. non OBOICE or 11ED1ICl'IO!f,
·OD ... ,,,, 185 B. P. 0-ral,Jlle•.,..;N-.
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Yon probably have your dram howe all
worked out ID your mind -or -ybe your
arcblteet or.CODlnctor alrelld7 l!U Jinpued
plaDa Oil ..,. for 7oa.
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El.wI'RICIANS
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Several New Books
Added to Library Cities Report -Little Change ~=.1:*5~~ = Public library reco:ntly. include:
• 'lbe Unreas<llling Heart by
In Fun" Drive ~:-~~ £E
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" Promise by Mouston. • Mysteries include Love Has No
C..ta M.... Laguna Beach, Alibi by Cohen, Holy Imorden by
Newpoir1. Beach and Santa Ana Crispin. and Murder Strikes An
were still short of their establish-Atomic Unit by DuBois.
ed quotas in the Orange county On the non-fiction list a.re
· drive for funds to establish a Geof.frey Otaucer of England by
Oaa A hospital on the bluff site Chute, Papa Went to Congress by
-overlooking West Newpor t as an~ Horan. No TI.me for Tears by
other week loomed into view. Hughes, and 1be Messenger <Mo-
Cocta Mesa. which has a quota hammed) by Bodley.
of $15.000, has raised $6068 to
date. Laguna Beach, which has a 1------------
quota of $50.000. hu raised S37.-__.000; N ewport Beach, which has a $500,000 needed to put the ~
.quota of $60,000, has raised 543,-gra.rt? ?ver the top.
16'1, and Santa Ana. which eclipsed Manon B. Youel was sel~ted to
lb original quota of $100,000 last succeed Howard W .. Fienung of
May 18, now has $25,000 to raise Laguna 8!ach as president of the
for 8 new quota established at board. of dir~t~ of the new Pl"es-
$125 ooo b}rt.enan hospital at the recent :or:) o: Scott McFarland, minis-election. Youel was vice-president
ter of the Santa Ana Presbyterian last year.
church, who is chairman of the . C. E. 1:ush of Orange :-vas n~ed bospit~ drive. s:tated Monday that VJcc-pres1dent and Lesile F. Kim-
another report will be made to mell of Laguna Beach was re-
hia office on ,Friday. elected secretary-treasurer .
Dr. McFarland also reported
· that $250.000 has been raised all News-Timea advertisements an.
over the county. This is half of the your guide to efficient s;>ending. ..
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CUSTOM BUil T DEEP FREEZE
To Your Specifications
Newport Electric Appliance Co.
!505 Cout Blvd. Phone: Harbor 21S8
"Now I know
why so many wo-
men from Newport
and Balboa shop at
< the Sport Shop in
Santa Ana.
"There isn't a
thing you could
mention that they'
don't have-and at
prices lower than I've seen anywhere--
much, much lower.
"I saw such a display· of beautiful
blouses, I was amazed-thousands of them
in 16 colors.
"~d bathing suit.s ... play suits .. .
sun suit.s ... gabardine and wool slacks .. .
slack' suit.s ... cool summer dreslles .. .
sweaters and skirts •.. pedal pushers ••.
jumpers ••. and those white shorts and bras
for only $1.98. .
"Whoever does the buying there must
be a stylist.
"Go there and see for yourself."
· Where Is t.bai store!
H 's the Wk of
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Made
laney
QPpies .
yVets
11iere ia a ftory behind every
ooe ol the littif.ftd poppiee which
the citizens o( Calta Mesa will
wear in honor bl the war cle&d on
Friday and Satjlrday, May 24 and
25, Poppy Dall!
Eub poppy ~ different and baa
its own story, ~ F.dith Du-
laney, presideiat ol Costa Mesa
unit ol the Aljerican Legion aux-
iliary, w!tlch ~ complelin& prep-
arations for trvance ot Poppy
Day here. ·
The poppies ve ..been received
at American ·oo headquarters
where they we~ made by diaabled
veterans of both world wars. Mrs.
Dulaney told .ibout them as they
were being SOrted, ... counted and
made ready fof distribution.
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linued. "F1nt. It _,,._ them to through and what Ibey ant 8tlll
..... moDoy. 'lbe -Le-endurinl beca-ol --&ion au..-ililiy pQS them for every service. Then Jt will ~ uncl!r
poppy Ibey make. '!\> 8CtUall)' stood that the -II -)lot
evn """"' ._ opln la an ea-a --made at&, but a .,...,.
cotttqiag acperimoo for -fully 'shap<d . JYlllbol . ol ·-
men. after kJnC 118lths ol heli>-. brance made by the diAliled la
.......... -ol them -the honor ol their departed com-money home to tbelr tamq1es rades."
"Se<ond. the -ia valuable Orkin'• ~t store will
u ocwpatlonal· -.PY-It oc-be headquarten for -sai..
cupies their -and mijldl and in C..ta Mesa. · helps them cet well.
"l hope eveeyone who J1Uts on Mr. and Mn. John Mar1ell.
a _poppy "" Poppy Day olUJ look fonnerly ol 1~ W. Boy a-.
cl~ly at the little dower-and Newport Beach, are now tMng in
think of the men who malre tbe I their new home, 8IXI Bush s~ po-what Ibey b&ve been I Santa Ana.
P.APALMER uoo ISL11 maams
W. Q BUCK-r......r.lnce Counselor
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3333 VIA UDO CALIFORNIA
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PLAN ,FLOWER MIOW-Memben of .. kn~ 1 ty. eommlttee for the fto•-er lllllow to
be he ld '"In con)uncUon wtn. .the Ora.nee County Ylllr a.ml Rone show .June 20 tttnugta n are lllllown
abo\•e at a tea and ,..-den party pven by Mn. .J J.me~ ln1ne, general ma.u.cer of the abow. Fl'OID
le rt to right ln front row are Mn. trvtne, Mn. J. K. l\teDcn!lld of BunUnctoa Beach and Mn. Walton
Hubbard Jr. of 1'ewport Beach. Lett to rlcht In t be back row are Mn. U oyd Cbonoweth and Mn.
E. D. \\'h.lt.e, coordlnaton of the flower allow, and Mrs. ~rp: \'ardley of Newport Harbor.
"As they ~made by hand, no
two or the nowers . are exactly
alike," she sai{ ''Some come from
the hands or men who were h\trt I r=;;;;:~=;::;;;;;=========;:;;;;;======:;; 28 years ago i1' the battles of the I:
first world Y(&r. Others have · n e t • -~
been shaped by young veterans, .. Q I n .. t I A
injured in Ew;ppe or in th e Pa-_ . _. '!"' 9. . . ~ ~
cific in the s~d connict, who b
made poppies ~this year tor the U t • 0 t e X p e n '5 i V e I Crankcase Leak
\Vhcn smoke begins to pour from
the breather tube-or the oil filter
pipe on hills, the Servic-e Depart·
m('nt of the National Automobile
club declart'i it is an indication
that a leak from the rings lnto
the crankcase is permitting the
passage of engine gases. This is
often mistakenly attributed to
running on thin oil.
THIS WEEK
TRAVEL IRONS
L1 DO
ELECTRIC CO. .
518 State Bl&'hy,·ay
Beacon 5605
Newport Beach
llepalr Senice
General ,t'~ E lectric
BoU9eheld A.Ppllan.c.es
~/
T .ilottd to ,. tN ~!wtt"cbir•
of yo11r '-o••· SLA rs.o.
WOOD --,. •N t..d
loo~in,, 10•9 l•,tint ••cl
t"conotN<•I. A ....... <.JI
_, l:ww., owl: -~ te
,;... ya. • "'" ...t-..C °"
tMt• <••to• ~uilt 1id1 le
c-"'t.w:r livif'!.
11.An-a·WDDD
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A wnlng Co. of Orange Co.
ll6 8e. ft"n I ........
•wt, .. , c.111,
tl -ILICT
CONGRESSMAN
JOHI
PHILLIPS
•• MILIT'Yf ••
PLUS
IXPUllNCI
JOHN PBDJ.JPS I
9 s '•lw ia C1 1 w X .... ' ....... .._ ....
Mears Photographic
Store and Carver's
Boat Shop Open
Pros Open New Golf
Game Near Npt. Blvd.
fi"t ,time. If !We could know the • <"" •
stories of all jbose veterans, old
and young. they would make an
epic of servi~ and suffering for
the security otl America.
Harl>or district folks who at-
tended the opening last Saturday
of Carleton Mears' camera and
photographic store and Joe Car-
ver's Boat S hop at 1750 Newport
boulevard, were· pleasantly sur-
prised at the fine line or equjP"
ment and supplies available in
both places housed in the same
building, owned by l\1r. Mears.
CM'Tler Mears decided to locate
in this section after careful con-
sideration of a ll other locations.
He says his prices are as low as·
can be found for comparable SUP"
plic-s in Los Angeles, whicli he
feels will be an advantage to
camera fans. He invites people
••••ith photographic problems to let
him help them.
Joe Carver has been in these
part.c;; for many )'ears. coming here
in the earl)' 20'~ on a vacation
and 1hen bu ilt a nd raced boats for
the late Bruce Crandall, v.•ho built
the stru"tur<' on the bay near the
overhead crossing, nov.• knO\\'ll as
Udo Boats 0'4'lled by Tom Hender·
son. H(' says his outboard senice
department is well equipped, v.•ith
George Barnett. who new B-24's
ns a Marine pilot. in charge. They
will also make small boats.
I LAGUNA BEACH. May 20.-
l\1'rs. Thomas D. Bird. incumbent,
unopposed in filing for C'le<:tion as
t rustee of the Laguna Beach uni-
fied school district. was re-elected
Friday with 192 votes.
"Making th~ poppies has two
important bene1its for the disabled
veterans." M.Jl;. Dulaney con-
A gala preview of a new golf
game that its inventor hopes will
sweep the country like miniature
golf did a few years ago, was
s taged Saturda)o night at the
Santa Ana Recreation and Sports ,..------;-1 ------.
center on South Main street in c L a T H . E s Santa Ana. near the inte..,eclion "
or Newport boulevard. t
The name of the new game is
Hi-Ball and the inventor. Ray O R •
Bailes, has erected the first course d
of its kind in the country at the M ,E N
local point. A ND
E.xhibitions by such noted south· B A, Y S
land golf professionals as Bud \J
Oakley of Palos Verdes. Fay Cole-~
ma n or the California Country
club. Zell Eaton of Montebello.
Clayton Alridge of Rio Hondo,
George Lake ol Long Beach.
Chuck Walters of the recreation
center and many others were fea-
tu~.
Bay Bridge Repairs
Will Cost $26,000
g~
g~ Slu,p
201 1\larlne Av ....
BalbOa Island
Phone Harbor 576
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Allocat io n of $26.000 for repairs C •,, d l M
to the bridge across the nonh oron~ e ar
ann of Newpon Bay on Highway Malt Shop
101 (All.) has been announced if 1
from Sacramento by the State 1018 9of t lllshway kj
J-lighwa;r commission. One other • Old fas~ioned malts II
Orange count)' highway repair We mea!i just this. I
job receiving stat<' highway funds I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;:~;:;~~ allocation is Highway 101 betv.•een ___ _
Gal:ivan and Irvine, where $60,-~ ~II c::fv:~i:.'nded on installa-lll!llEY'r REFRIGER~TIO n
JE~VICE camr ~nv 1
RENTAL EQUIPMENT , Sales -Enct;eertnc -Servi°"
920 Cout Blvt.., ~nma del 1\lsr I
Temporary P~ne, Day 654 La· ·
guna Beach; !ihone Night, 11362
Lagtina Beach
ASK YOUR
DENTIST
It to.ita DO "'ON'
10 1111 rcbaM!I Den·
l•.I l'lal.ff n1a.tlc
frolll the 11 I' ...
Tran1'11arent. M ..
1 .. rl;A.1 ••• 1'611'M\1·
le1'1 of tb e1r
OllUlJ' dl1th1c:Ove
'"i.t ui".•'-1hcy are
prlft'd ,.. I I h I a
y our 1nr1n~. Tbt
llP"'' Tr!Oll&P~nl
"latl'ri:il 11 un-
1urpa11 e d t or
Ot>auty. Con1furt
and DuraloilitJ'
1111d .P.ffo rd11 n1 ,11lJ'
E~U OY
\VEARlllG
VOU R
PLATES
WHILE
PAYllG
P • rel••• ...... Dr. c ...... um..
• r •I Cre41t Ton1t •• .lfo
Ertre Chrt•
11d 1'1H11a.c:r11 lu·n.•to lul'l" unkno•n to
l•IP1li'W('•1f'••lf'.
,\f ftwd~ ~rw f:allnl' l'h•a11•l't' .....
ln"•To,·f'd l'rr-Wn11.I Ap1,..ar&Gff.
Cement Mixers--1/t and 1/2 Sack Size
Jaeger Compressors I , '
Comet Saws on Trailers
Planers, Jointers, Skillsaws and
Sanders
EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDING
CONTRACTOR
--OPA Rental Prices .... --
PHONE HARBOR 502
--Watch for the New Location1--
Ifs Always
COFFEE TIME
At 'lbe . . . . . -
DOll~T:\:fii•FLE
. . . . . . . Sel'vhlc
COFFEE A OONUl'S • WAl"l'lES
STRAWBERRY WAFFLES (with
whipped c!:am> • OOMPLETE
FOUNTAIN SERVICE. •
306 Marine Avenue Balboe lded • ,. t 0 -4l-4l1e111..... r n a
0,-•• n .. ..,... U e"Olilic* -OJIJI -W tr a I
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Do . YOU KNOW dMil .a.. ,,_ 25" of our doy'• trove!
1
°los Angel" Is now ltms .. d •• ,__ 4:..0 mtd 5:40 p. m.?
Wjth the abandonment ?f formtt mggettd _hours program, ~ak-hour
u:yiic has gradually incrc~ to iu present enormous proportions.
As no additional equipment has been obtainable during recent
months, this greatly increased pcak·hour traftic results in heavily loaded
~ .... '"":".-.... ~·d;., .... _ ............ w ..-.....
Adclitiooal t: 1 tt and strcce an alone an nor solve the congcs·
ti . problem duriag peak lsoan. Of cxianc, mott equipment is _nccclcd,
will be ia scnicc as 9000 as ICC!ci•ecl. but mggcttd boun of cm-
ptYment-and asc of hows between 10 L m. and 3 p. m. for shopping
-fatt still acccssar1 if the pcak-laour aaflic boulcocck is to be rclicYed.
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O..DIQ'-We'll a11s"'lt ... Y• 0-.... ·-Med. PaCterJ' Pu1a. Work Gwteed. PllllllJ 'l'k tr '• £I .....
Radio SOS Eledrie
llAROLD L RAMM ........ .a...._-.. I I 0
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(Continued trom Page 1)
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luotratiw oi Ibo .......... felt by
u.. states .....,. u.. problem 1s p N
the statement by Orrin G. Jlllld. , BUC OTICU ,
solidi« -1 of tbe State of ·That tbe pr-nt otnce ot .
PuBL1c NoTiea ·Want Ads
N..,. York. In piintinc out tbat NOl'lOS OP 8ALJC -is located at Suite 200 Re-;:;;;;;:=:::-===----much of tbe nJ!11Ne New Yortt Sectton 3440 CC Ilana! l!uDd!ng, Santa Ana. c.Ji. B1llllNl:88 0'1IDB II
City pr-ty-bu -built Oil -.,...., or1PW1y unc1er water and . . Dated 14ay s. 1946. . P A I N T I N G
that bundredo of ml~ of• dol-~!Ice is hereby Ii,,_ that tbe ROGER S. WATSON. 12 Y-Senke In Newpcat
Ian have _,-ton llllllmerpd ~Ganed. ROGER S. WAT· Pub. May 9, 19'6. -Ana President Enters tide 1anc1s on Lonir bland Sound. soy. cloin& lJomre• .-. ·the No. 40161 · • Harry Hall
Picture the Hudsm Rlwr, Nlapn. and ilrni name and style .of WATSON ALIAS SD-ON8 PAINnNG CON'ntAC?'OR St. Lawienoe · Rlwn and Ibo (Action -..Pt In the Superior Phone a..-5:l59.,J
Less than two weeks bef0tt the G .... t I.ateo. He tberefctt --W DCRAFI' SHOPS, located at Court of tho County ot Orange 274 E. ·1 .
(Cmtlnued lrom Paga ll
shouldn't place this property In .,._ Supreme Court suit was rtJed, demno tbe "dloquietlni c:lalma" Cout Highway, City of New-and Qlmplaint tiled In the or'. 9tb Stftet • 31-tfc ~----------------------~!crow." Thoolpoon said. President Truman attempted to ~ the stat..' *"""" ot title. Bttm, Orange County, Cali-nee ot the aen: ot the Superior FOR A RELIABLE Paint Job on
Sea T oat nd H I.but Are Biti After • heated dlscUollon, w1tb .. ,tie the 1ssue by edict. 0n Sept. The l>epartment ., Justice c1e-r 1nteDc1s to ae11. -.. Court ., oa1c1 County.> 10\lr home. call a...... 5330 r a a IDg Coundlmen Allen and Siler on Ibo 29, l!HS. be proclaimed that tbe nles tbat It Is lnteftsted In tltleo oonwy oalcl --to after 4 :30 p.m. 1().trc
Off th Newport and BatL-'D:-defenalve and Robert.on takln& United States had control onr PL 00D FABRICATORS INC., la ... 8ape1tor Coan flf iM State ===:---------• • • e..... ..-ft:l'B the otrenslve, Mll)'OI' Reed called "the natural ,_,......,. ot tbe sub, to ..-laJld or t"i -pd a Qallromla ..,._atlon, -tbat ot c.ur...ia la -PW ... ll1llilNEll8 011IDI: • 11
.. Pleaj ~°'-~e Bali. • '."vallaNe. . I'..--'a=---!or a roll call vote on tbe motion soil and --ot Ibo conllnen ...... -lllled -Oii -tbel ~ will -~ and tbe ~ty., ~ --~~ _ UVVll6V ..:I to hold the matter In abeyance ror lhel! bOneeth tbe hilb -but stzuc:turn have -. ·llunt. It ~price be pold at Ibo of-SIGN PAINTING
'-----------------------'lone ....,.k. contJ&uous to the coasts ol the ~will -try to l'Ot a re-flOli ot HARVEY, JUMEI. Ir Crry OF NEWPORT BEACH
l;idlng with Allen and SUE! WU United Stat .. ." and itaeed tbem -ol tbe -of pre•icu :.?.t'~N, Suite aoo Rell•-• Munldpal ~·lion or ~ Bo.ts. 'l'ruclm, Windows
Dlij
.. ,.,Bell
Sliall 11. 1 I .I
Ca FJ
Aad Wp ....... ,
JatnU. d11 I IDC'f br .............
CIQl'IW"GllrW' flii ml>Bam.
BOttWI • • •
CAP&-.. •• •
Coundlman ·Lester llbeU. wblle under Ibo ~or tbe Sec-hilb court --·~di -tn :no North Kain Street. Sixth a.... Plalnttrr, vs. JESSn: Wallo and llulletlna.
Mayor Reed waa paired wltb C<>un· retary ot the Interior. He ,... etfect .tbat "aboolute -1;7 In, ~Ana. Oranae County, c.JI. K. SCOTI' et al Defendants. Ralaed Metal, Wood and
dlman Robertoon In the -t!Ve careruI to say, .,_,,.,_, that his and dominion and ~tY.....,. f on Friday, ~ 17,..1946, The PooPie ot U,. State ot c.JI. Plutlc Letters
vote. lorc!er 1VOUld not atrect ettber 1ects· the so11s. under tbe tidewaters tn •t boar of ten oclock A .M. fomla Send Greet1np to· JESSIE AL LACHMEYER
latlon or J<>cHc!al -but waa Ibo ori&lnal statea .....,, neerwd · t the .-ot the Intend-K. SCOT!' E'l11EL IONE FUES--1726 West Central
Y ht Cl b Buildin• issued merely to establish United to Ibo aevera1 states." U42 U. S. ed wndor lo 123 Gnnd canaJ. SEL. ELMER A. CAIN MIRIAM Harbor U43-M 38tf<
&C U g States juriscllctJon "from an Inter-To Be Oontinuecl N-w .. lt Island, c.Ji(ornla. E CAIN his wife . 'ORANGE --====c-:-==::-:--Expansion Plans Are national standpoint.• -cOUNTY 'T1TLE cOMPANY, a COOPERATIVE'
In Indefinite Stage A'iJie ~111.,r.:;~ 1l: =: n ~t VEN AN BLINDS ~ ~ Hwiu;{f ROOFING CO.
No definite plans have yet been to the Senate Judiciary commit· t'GlfCOd. LULU B. RICE, his wife, LE-
drawn by Ibo boerd ol ~'.'!' !!7.'_ reportto ....:..~t .r~c.~~ any-WOOD • ii••. AUllllNtJll TITIA W. DYMOND, BENJAMIN New and Repair
ol tlie N"'l>Ort Harbor y~,t w...,. -·~" w~ na~~ flOY'" W SELBY A L. SHEPHERD -8'15-11
club for the expomlon ot Its enunent bu any rightful claim, - - -- -- -a H " • JOE SHALi.ENBERGER. EMMA 218 E. llOtll St. a.ta .....
property, altboucb It becmn& but merely ·~ a cloud rrom 814 CoMt lllghway · Phw Beaoon 5881-1 C. HAFNER. LOS ONGEI:ES ll().tfo
known over the wee1<"'1d that the tbe judidally established title al MORTGAGE UNDERWRITERs
club had purd>ued flw -t the states and their grantees." INC. ••-FRED s.'
cl ··-·-This cl-~ It t ·--..... _,..._ TIDE T'"""LES lots adjacent to the u-.,..... goes on o say, ·-EVANS GIAN DESPALATRO-AD
premises !or a reported 1i1m said been . cauaod by tbe aseertlon ol ' VICH M_ L. JACK. JOHN DOE ._ J.1M to be $311,000. certain Federal administrative ot· • •
Deed reststerinc the sale of lldals. by whldi la mttnt the JACK. her husband. STEDDOM Hlch 1-Hiib 1-
the property by the former owner, heads ot the Interior and Justlce ARE YOU G ING THE 4 BLANCHARI). • corporation, 'I'll 21 · T:12 ll:M .... :._ Fred E. Lewis. wu ttparted by Departments. STEDDOM Ir BLANCHARD, a 0.1 4.4
the county ""°rder's office on The ttport recalla that tbe Su· CO-partnership, KELLY ROOF-W 22 .... : .... • 8:17 &:Sl 7:11
Friday. The purchased._ property preme Court haa ruled In every ING CO. Ltd., • coiporatlon, 0.1 3.4 3.3
Includes three beach lots and two one or 54 decislons °""" the last AMERICA WAY' RICHARD ROE, Trustee In Bank-Th 23 l:<J5 9:17 &:'8 t:U more wttich are opposite the club 100 yea.rs that ownership of sub-• ruptey of the estate, of KELLY 4.1 0.2 3.8 2.9
'-----------------------on W . Bay avenue. merged tidal lands lie in the states ROOFING Co., Ltd., a corpor. F 24 2:48 11:08 5:08 lO:U -;;================;;,;;================;;;~J and In those to whom the statet atlon, Bankrupt, WM. MERE-4..0 . 0.2 4.1 2.2 !!' have granted tl!em. The com· DITH, WILLIAM L. HOPKINS, S 25 4:08 10:51 6:U 11 :41
mitte<> pooh-poohs the idea ot MARGARET H. BIGBY, LORNE 3.9 0.3 4.6 1.4 RESERVE YOUR NEEDS NOW
We Control Our Source of Supply.
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We Are Diverting Our Entire Mill Output
-of-
SURFACED LUMBER
to Serv~ the Home Building Program
of This Area.
Priorities must be served first.
Some Material Will Be l"rlnrlty Freel
FIRST COME -··FIRST SERVED ----·----
Deliveries will start in about 10 days.
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WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY
HaroJd L . Ickes, former Secretary M be ADDI KEMP, JAMES P . COS-Su 26 5 :18 11:31 .l:OI .... : ... .
of tl:e Interior. that CongTeSS ay it isn't best way TELLO, COTNER SECURITIES 4.0 0.4 5.2 .... .
should· not act while a t est suit CORPORATION, a corporation, nc1es an OlaClld 1n order ot UOCIW'l'mo..
was pending in the Supreme l TITLE INSURANGE AND L!Pit~L-.:~~P.tn
Court. TRUST COMPANY, a corpor-··..:.·==========~
I k ' CJ . But we haven't heard of a atlon. Trustee, THE FIRST NA-p N c es &Im TIONAL BANK OF DOWNEY, UBLIC OTICE
Is Deprecated 'BE I I ER ON, t Dat a National Banking 'Association, It noted that the bill was pass-·' . 0 e JOHN DOE ONE, JOHN DOE thence, southerly along saJd
ed by the House a month before TWO and JO~ DOE CORPOR-easterly llne to a point ln the
t he suit was filed tn the Supreme J. ATION, Def~r:idants. southerly Jine of the 100 foot
Court. It disposed of Mr. Ickes' Our home, under the AME.RIQAN WAY, has remained You. are directed to appear in right of way of State Highway
claim when It said. "Congress our castle. We've enjoyed th6 right to home owner-an action brought against you by ORA 60-A. said line belng tan-
should not peorm.it i.tself t o be the a~ve named plaintiff in. the gent to a curve having a radius
embarrassed in its consideration ship and the ·r1gbt t.o control our own land. our own Superior Court of the State of of 1550 feet; thence westerly
of legislation by the subsequent property. We've gotten along far without dictation. California, in and for the C.ounty through said curve, having an
instJtution of judicial proceedings of Orange, and to answer the com-angle of 13• 46' to a point in a
by another branch of the Federal 1 plaint therein within ten daya line, said line being tangent to
Government." It brought out Sh }I W FIGHT f ' Th R• hts? after the se<Vlce on you of this aforesaid curve: thence, west-effectively that were Mr. Ickes' 8 e 0 ese Jg • summons, if served within the erly along saJd tangent to its
contention valid, any one could , l>' C.ounty of Orange, or within thirty point of tangency with a curve.
thwart the passage ol Important W , ·-ft'"' abo t this "PLANNED ECONOMY'' days If served ellewhere, and you having a radl\lf" ot 1550 feet ;
Jaws by merely riling suit in the ere ~005 u ;· • are notified that unless you so thence, westerly from said point
Supreme Court. It's & pet phrase of the Was:f: Bureaucrat. He as--appear and 8.llllwer as above re-of tangency along aa1d curve,
Last June, Mr. Ickes stated be-sumes that the home owner Is capable of thinking for quired, the plaintiff will take Judg-a distance of 60.21 r .. t : thence,
fore the Hoose Judiciary commit-himself; that HE MUST E DIRECTED. AND ment for any money or damages South g• 27' West 339.42 feet,
tee that the issue was solely who I demanded 1n the ~plaint, as more or less, to Its inU!rsectlon
got the oil, but Robert W. Kenn)'. WITH • -• arising upon contract, or wUl ap.. with a line designated u "North
attorney general for the State or pl y to the Court for any other re-Line," being the mean high tide
California, in rebuttal points out M R } ~ Re I t• lief demanded in the complaint. line as per Superior Court Case
that in the original suit filed by ore U es an . gu a Ions Given under my hand ·Md seal No. 23686, Book 201, Page 253 of
U. S. Attorney General Tom C. of the Superior Court of the Coun-Official Records of Orange
Clark. tbe court was told tbal the A th Ge laid ;i • __ th ty of Orange, State of California, County, said point being distant
issue involved all titles to all sub-year ago e rmans r 0wn. &.Alet August e this 24th day of April, 1946. easterly 83.55 feet from the ln·
merged lands in all the stales bor-laps threw In th.. sponge. .e bad readily accepted B. J. SMITH. tersectlon of a line having a
dering on the ocean. This con· regtmentaUon. We made sacrfices gladly. We wanted Councy Clerk and Clerk of the bearlng of North 37• 1' 30"
clusion was based on Mr. Clark's Victory. BUT THE CONTROLS S'DLL GO ON. Superior Court of the State of West with a line having a bear· 425 30th Street assertion that "at the time or the Callfori>la, In and for the Coun-Ing of North 73• 34' 20· West;
fonnatlon of the Union, the first ty of Orance. thence, easterly along Kid mean
Newp«i Bead! 13 states did not own the lands By ROY J . IRWIN, Deputy. high tide line to Its Intersection ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~?=~ underlying the three-mile belt." We Need Action ., • • Not Words (Seal Superior Court with the westerly line of Central The Justice Department's con-.Orange County) Avenue, said westerly llne 'being
;f; ;f; ;f; ;f; ;f; ;f; ;f; tention. In the words ot Mr. Cla rk, Pub.-Apr. 30; May 7, 14, 21. 28; the existing boundary line ot <t <t "tbat no staie littoral to tbe 'lbere ....,, some 27,000,000 PfOperty· owners. U pro-June 4. 11, 18, 29; July 2, 1946 the Qty or Newport Beach;
.--The New Club lidu-----.
Formerly Galley Cafe
NOW OPEN
Featmiug
Sea Foods • Dinner • Dancing
Presenting Dorothy Dillon
at the Organ
Id Theatre on Bay
oceans .,.,., had nor now has any perty Is soclallud this group laces e:dlncUon. y 00 can thence, northerly along said
E'P proprietary Interest In tbe mar-I ORDINANCI: NO. 114e boundary line through Ila varl-
gmal eea lands," hu brought fight back. • ; ous courses to the point of be-
thundering oppooltlon from 45 l ORDINANCE APPROVING THE ginning
E'P •tates which have Joined c.Jl(or-· ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN -2. That the boundarlea
nia to defend what they conceive The N ti I H d UNINHAll1TED TERRITORY of the City of Newport Beach, ll to be an Invasion of states' rlahla. JOIN a ona . ome an CONTIGUOUS TO . THE CITY Calllornia, be ,and the ..,,,. -fJ The state attorneys general con-OF NEWPORT BEACH. hereby altered to include the above
tend that If Ibo Interior Dopart· · Property , --described territory, the anneutloll
ment, "can seize one IQUatt foot ft ll'V'I ~ The City c.ouncu of Newpon of which ts approved and ordained
E'P of tide or submerced lands In any Beach, California, does ord,aln u herein and Incorporated IQ the
state and maintain such seizure, It Founc1a· ti follows ' City or N-Beach, c.Jl(ornla. will be tbe ofncial duty of Fed· • -~· • ~ Section 1. That the annexation 8ectl011 s. That the proceed. e. era.I officers everywhere to com-to the 0.ty of Neyvport Beach, Inga and annexation herein orw
plete the conquest of all like areas Califomia, of that certain unin-dained are had and taken under
In all tbe states." habited territory contiguous to and punuant to the provlslona ot
E'P Support Quitclaim I I said Qty, lying adjacent to the an act of the Legislatar• or the
Other groupo have joined the National Home nd Property I City boundary line extendlnc alone State of California, designated and
t raJ Jn ••-• I . West Newpo!;t Channel southerly referred to as the "Annexation ot E'P a tomeys gene u•~r SU-1 or State Hl-6way ORA '6().A, and Unlnhabi°". Terri•-Act ot of the quitclaim bill of tile House. 0 ' f nd ti · • ,..., ~·, sucll as tbe Council ol State Gov· wners a Oft westerly or State Highway ORA 1939."
E'P errunents, the Govemon' Coondl, j I 43-A, comi>risl"g approximately . Sedl• &. The City Clerk ahall'
the Natlonal lnstltute ot Munlcl· 1'11 K 8~ N. W. W~ D. C. 16.11 acres, iii hereby approved cause tbis Ordinance to be pul>-
pal Law Offlcen, tbe American ancj that the l8J1le 11 hereby or-lished within !ltt .. n (15) daya
Association al Port Autborltla, p L E dalned to be annexed ·and made after Its -ge,, at least once ·1n
E'P tbe American Bar Association, and a part of the City ol Newport tbe Newport Balboa News.-,,_
harbor and ~ bodies. n-Beach, California. That said ter-a newspaper or 1eneral drcula-1 I bereb ""-'-the of $ I rltory iii partlcuJarJy desc:rlbed .. !Ion published and dr<:ulated In
POil INlltllLUfOB !ID
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Newport Harbori
rrom u.. -line or said 1ng of aid CouncD held on Ibo
State Highway, with !be llOUth-20th day ot May, ltM6.
erly prolonptlon of tbe -0 . B. REED,
ly line or Newi-t Beach llou1e-· Mayor ot tbe City of
van!. said -ly line being tlle Newport-S.eeb •
f!Xistinc boundary line of tlie Al'IEST:
City ol NewjM't Beach: i-. nu.NK L. RINEHART,
fnll!I tllll point or ' boslnnlng Qty Clorlt. ~.ilakl ...... 11 line ol !ltate lly FRANK L. RINEHART, ._.aq to-1be e-ly line of {!IEAI,) Deputy.
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WING SANG. BOAT & BBpAm Y.-,0
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8tJJLDING ~ 11SALK1118CELL&JU()t18 • BOATS, 8tJPl'Ll]C8 • WAMHID'l'O~ a •• , l:ll'l'AD ,,u·1~~ ~, ••1. ~n ., •••. ....,. •
:HA::::VE==a::.c::.<>..:.od=,=,::.,.::.,k;_o!~roll"-',,-rootin&-,,,--. FOR SALE-Garue door with all FOR SALE-Boat. "Seven s.u.• APT or SM•tJ. HOUSE ..... w " I . ::-i ~p. co~alsoTll~ !uteninp. Call.Harbor 229().1(. New C1rysler motor, t().ft...... ~"":r ::.~;;,~":FINEST VIEW LOT ON BALBOA ISLAND *-FRANK P. JOH·~SON -REALTOR_:_*
10011> Pu1'! Painll at ~war tG-lb: all. clears !or Mex. 3 -~~ 'poll. Phone Santa Ana 0991.w 1664 Newport Blvd.
MEN'S ~war S<hwlnn bicycle 5% tom ctusbed Ice. --or write Box "X" N poi1: Bol-prices."Copeland Lbr. Yards, 5th In good cond. 224 Hellotrope, Kine'• I.anding. See V. ls Jolm-boa N .... Tlmes. ~ 3'1-tfc --D--t---0-
lt Artesia Sta., Santa Ana. Cal. Corona de! Mar. Phone Horbor -· 1650 Newpoat Blvd., M.on.. OVERLOOKING ENmANCE
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AnnDfO OON'ISAOl'O& • S7-4b: un!\lrnlabod houl<i. Will loue. y J
:AINTINo -PAPZR HANGING Di::;;!·' !o!~t~ i.:: ~: Fire Equipment Tests ;-11 u Sam Porta a', Harbor-35-7,fc • ' •
and DllOO~~o Pad<ard-Bell 6-tubo nodlo, floor C.O.Two. PyrimeAFoam reftlla. w··~ ~--" pt. r HAS 70' FRONTAGE OOt SOU'm BAY H. 1!!. 11.c~ lamp, cocktail table, front room (X)o fixed system and Portables A.I., .a~u-..... • er room or ~
4l4 Old Conty Rd.. Costa Mesa heator, 2 pr. drapoa, generator now avallablo. • ainglo buo1neA woman. Ponn&n-AND 89' FRONTAGE EAST BAY
Phone Beacon 5013-J e:>-tfc ·!or b0y'1 bicycle. 572 Hamilton ETS HOKIN 'lt GALVAN ent. Rmalle Sduol!hner, 1205 FRONT. FORMER-' ONOFBAL-
-.u<ilPbi'TATION 1t St., Costa Moaa. tG-ltp , 1000 Cout Hlgh.._y Cout Hlway, Newpoat Beach. BOA YACHT CLUB.
GOOD, used springs It mattresaes. I'll. Beacon 5522 'ra-tfc • 39-2tp
BICYCLES Harbor Furniture, 1962 Harbor FOR SALE-2&-!t. cabin crui-. WANTED TO RENT-2-bedrm. •$36,750
Seid. "'"'~·~ Blvd., Costa Mesa. 39-tfc mahog., Oirysl~ motor, lloopo turnlabed apt. er bou&o !or aum-Dr-+-
100 Kain Ill., S.1-FOR SALE-Boy's and clrl'• bl-'· new condlti<ln. on wayo ""'" mor or permanent. Prder Penln· . ""._ _ !
208 Karlne. Balboa 1a1anc1. cyclea. S<hwinn modell. 28 1n. ror 1n1poct1on. Ph: Harbor 1154. •ula. Couple. 920 w . Central. ISLAND REAL TY ~201 Agate Ave .
M-U1: Fully equipped. Call Harbor 804. 39-2tc Newport Boach. 39-4tc BALBOA ISLAND HARBOR m -W
--=,..-=..,,---·---:u:-:: ll!Mb: llUlllC.&L & LU>IO " WANT TO RENT-Small uprlcht • 40-ltc ll&AIJTY AD>tl :.\;;: piano 3 or 4 ..-thl. Ph: Harbor _____ _:· ________ _,_ ________ _
. FOR SALE -Adjuatabl• IM!auty Electrical' FOR s~mall studio upright 1146-ll. 4G-4tc M j-S A
_...-. c:halr. 0>eap. Harbor Repair Service eu,y.~~~· = MAIL CARRIER. Balboa. a1ng1o, C 0 S T A 't::
Furn!~. 1962 Harbor IDvd.. A~ Home. Moton A 40-2tp wanll -""'<nt botwttn Ioland
Coat& Mesa. 39-tfc Marine Service. Immediato Avo. and tho Point. Call Harbor 2 Bedrooms. frame houae, ~floors,
FOR i;ALE-hnnanont waVOI ln Attontlon. KNABE Grand Piano. walnut"'""· 932. 40-2tc stucco Interior. Ava!\ahle Po'"'·
YoUr home, SJO up. Mn. Bond. · S. L. FRANKLIN FlllDO<ll Knako tono. A1'o Wober ~~~~~· ~====~ Located Oil Short Street, pose to Arches Uc. mgr. 19 ll""" oxp. Box 414, Ph. Harbor 1781-W Grand. Sohmer, S<hultz. And !"*'• mrAn 41 i
f'lewport. 33-4tp 2818 eentral 32-ttc many othor famous ma1on. EVA F. RHODEN $9000. Terqis
COLD and MACHINLESS F1re P\aoo and Klndlln& DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 1 ~
WAVES W 0 0 D 520 No. Main, Santa Ana:is-ttc Costa. Mesa •
Tintlns and Manlcurlnc Dellvend STEINWAY Grand Plano Mahoe· Very cloan 2-bedrm. -on % H u B p 0 w ER sll AGE NT
Evmlnc Appt. Ph. Harbor 17'}.W H. w. WRIQIIT . acre. Hu nice yard and .prc1en. ~
Vi's Beauty Shop Ph. Beacon 5665 &IQ> cue. Be&utlfUI ta>e. Med-Good location on Elden St. Phone Harbor "-W •um a1u. DANZ· SCHIOI1I' $7500 J. A. Bee" 0 ,If f 1· c e 1103 Cout Hlway, Corona c1e1 Mar 1784 Newpoat Blvd. S.tfc PIANO CO., 520 No. Main. II. ~
$-tfc ORANGE <X>UNTY Santa Ana. 38-tfc -Ferry Landing Balboa Island
-LOBT--AND--ro-mm _____ n UPHOLSTERING CO. RADIO HOUSE CALIB-Lido Isle 38-ltc Manufactuttn Now that additional cunpetont 2-atory .2-bedrm. homo with at-_____________ _.. __________ ,
LOST ..:. Lady'1 Holbroo wriot
watch on Bay Ave., near N.JL
Y.C., aJoo keyo. Phone Newa-
Tlmes, Harbor 12. Reword.
38-4b:
Of Upholstered Furniture t«hnld&n1 are available we are tacbed garage. All rooms are ~
413 w . 4th St.. Santa Ana able to ma1ce aervlco .;.u. on larp with living room a=-J M M I h L E R
Factory and Showroom larp conoolOI. All work cuar· entltt front of hoale. % block • • .... .L •.
504 WOlt Center St.. Anaholm antood. HAROLD ls HAMM, from bay. Real Estate ~er
Phone Anaheim 4n4 collect S.0.S. Radio, 300 Marino Avo. $20,000 15th and O!ntral
LOST-Diamond ring, 5 large and 12-tfc Ph. Harbor 780. 34-tfc -I 17 small diamonds. Reward. Call 1------------N rt Bl d ! Beacon 5710. tG-2tc T •• ~ Am'ved Radi~ n-pa1'rs ewpo v . . """' v ·""' Corner lot, tl3 foot frontage on Balboa Home • 1 .Lido Isle
LOST-Tack.Je box Sat. on New-P"nfth Rearing A1d All makes; tubee, etc. B1v. Excellent business location.
por t plu. station Uo. 40. Liberal BATTERIES Beacon 5763 $6000 Very clean; 2 bedrooms; large Onel of the most a~ctive,
EAST SIDE,NEARL Y NEW
2-BEDROOM HOME, hdwd. floon, fire-
place, redecorated-Inside and out. Lot
66'/C330'. nice garden and \andsaplng,
.$9750. Terms.
CORNER Vi ACRE RANCHO
NEARLY NEW, 2-bedroom stucco. large
living room. klldlen very' modem. Gaest
house, garage, chick. and rabbit equip.,
oomll. Comer lot, 66'x330'. Street paved
all around. Ooae In East side. Space for
2 or 3 more homes. Price $12,500. Tenns.
LIDO lSLE HOME
3 BEDROOMS 8t DEN, large living room,
flreplace, large dining room and Id~
Elaborately furnlsbed In ROOd taste. Has comt:;t: baths on each f!Oor. Three and
one-lots, or 105'x10CY. Campletely
walled with sfeel reinforced concrete 6 ft.
high. Twopattmwlthbarberue~
derful SW1 deck, top ol houe;
view ot. ocean and .bay; roee and flower gar-
den beautifully landscaped, also has gtEdl
house. Price $35,000. Terms.
NEWPORT BL VD. CORNER
3-Bedroom, den 8t SWI room; 10-tm. house.
Living room 20'x21' with fireplace, dining
room 20'x20'; large kitchen with bullttns
elaborately installed. Ven. blinds, carpe«s.
drapes and curtains. Lot 13Zx255'. Comer
all fenced with redwood In concrete; Sleep-
ing cabil\. pool 8t barbecue. Fruit in back
yard. Price $21,500. Tenns.
COSTA MESA
'h Block to Shopping Center
roward for return. Leave al P<>-Gunde..., Drug Co. BURT NORTON _ lot. Near South bay front. ~letely fumlshed homes
lice Station or write H . A. c<irt-117 M I St Ph H bor 515 ~ Harb<> area Beauti man. 233 Linwood. Monrovia. a n . . ar 90-tfc 91!5 . Coast Hlct>way, Newi;':'tfc EV A F. RH ODEN Immedlate possession. landsca:;.,.i. Ready ~ •
----------40--2.....:tp ---A-u-to--B-a-tt_e_n-·e_s __ SEE the new style world ramous 470 Newport~~':. Costa Mesa Full 'Price, $15,500 mov. in.
'h ACRE of land with 3 income units, 4
garages which could be converted Into apt.
rentals. Unlimited possibilities for fu.
ture income. For full information see us.
Price $13,950. Tenns. EMPLOYMENT WANTED !S !&-month -$6.45 Ex. upholstered pianos. Many colo.. ELTON D. BARNETT. Brokor Tenns ull Price $35,000
WANT-Odd jobs. such .. yard or Compo unded Motor Oil to choose from at DANZ-Ph. Beacon 5n3-R Tenns
house work, etc. Phone Beacon Gallon, 70c SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No. 40-2tc
5854-M. ~tp )lain St .. Santa Ana. We also AT CORONA DEL MAR
VETERA!"'J wa.nts job for summer .
surve)1ng or deck hand. Write
Box H c/o News-Times. 4~ltp
-rent pianos. 38-tfc
Wes tern Auto Supply 3 'Bedroom H o me
Authorized Dealer REPOSSESSED Spinet Type mir-Fine view or Ocean
1836 Newport Blvd .. C.OSta Mesa r or-Piano. This ls a real bargain. q.13,000 23-tfc Other used pianos u low as 'f1
WILL 00 house work by the hour. VENETIAN BUNDS-Alumlnu.m.
Phone Beacon 5635. 40-2tc steel. wood. Call us !or tree esti-
$85, S87. $125, Sl75. DANZ-
SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No.
Main, Santa Ana. 38-tfc --DISHWASHER-Bay ShOT'e Cafe, mate. Renovation & refinishing. Arvi & E
W. J . HOLCOMB
1517 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar Harbor Z766
"Where the Flags Fly" ~2tc 17th and CoaSI Highway. Phone So. Coast Venetian Blind Co., n merson
Beacon 5745. 4o.trc West 18th and Newport Ave., R A D I 0 S Corona del Mar Costa l\fesa. Ph : Beacon ~W. 24-Hour Rad.lo Servic-e-
Balboa Island Home
Income property; choice loca ·
lion. Mode,m , and in first
class condition throughout.
\ ' Lido Isle
, . ay Front Home
4 rooms. Furnished. Pier
and ,' oat.
nmediate Possession
Balboa .Peninsulaj i...5>t $3000
CLIFF DRIVE
6-ROOM HOME, ocean view unobstructed,
all-redwood house, good foundation, newly
redec. inside and out. Sun room overlook·
Ing ocean. Price $13,000. Tenns.
--OPEN SUNDAYS~
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-k-FRANK P. JOHNSON -REAL TOR-*
1664 Newport Blvd. 40-1tc
W ANTED -Woman ror goneral 38-tfc Short Circuit :&idio Exceptional value. Modem 2·bed· Phone Your Li' tings In
houlework. 2 children, salary -----------305 Palm. Balboa room home; llvingroom, ti.re-open. Phone Harbor 2336-W. Steel Kitche n s Phone 1638-W 13-tfc placo, dining alcove; attr. patio; . and we will give ·th~ ev.'1 y consideration FOR SALE-Choice bua!neu cor-BEAL ESTATE Zl(CJLUIOJ: &II
40-2tc GLASS TUB ENCLOSURES ==---..:..:...:..:.:..:.. __ ...::.:....::.: l""C8.r garage. Good location, be--ner, heart of Newport buainea -----------
------------SHOWER DOORS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 18 low highway, near school. Con· district, 3 frontages, partly Im-EXCHANGE RENTAL_ •room
GENERAL house work wanted, . I t t sh · d -washing or Ironing. part time. Southern Count ies BE COMFORTABLE. year around. ven en ° oppmg center an J .. M. M I L I-' E R proved. has fair income. Excol-house In Los Angelea for 1ame
Write Vlrginla Beck, 2230 New-Supply Co . Johns-Manville Rock Wool home beach. For quick sale-lent investment -development fn Balboa or Bal.~lsl. P. 0 . Box
port Blvd .. Costa Mcaa. 40-ltp 144 Coast Blvd. N. insulation. Free Information. $9,500. Unfurn. 15th"' Central • Newport Bea n • Ph. Harbor 1242 property. Information N. R. 684 Balboa. 38-tfc Write Box M. c/o News-Tunes. Well built house. near ocean. Lge. 40-ltc Calley, 1197 So. Coast Blvd., La· ' .
WANTED-Accounting instructor Ph. 5852 Laguna Beach 4Mtp livtngroom. ttreplace, 2 bedrms., 1 guna Beach. 39-2tc WILL EXCHANGE rent of small
buslneu school. State education, 40-ltc ------------' bath, kitchen-dinette, service · 1 ' house in L. A., Bev. A Vermont.
experience and lalary. Addressw c:-AN-<TED,-,:--:T:co-=Bc:UY=-----:::,1 TYPEWRITERS porch, laundry room, rumpus AT CORONA DEL MAR 'i. E. JOHNSON Homes o f Value !or what have you on Bal. W .
Box J. c/o News-Times. 40-4tc OFFICE EQUIPMENT room over 1-<:ar garage. patio 1 Bedroom Home · Realtor _ Permanent or ? Phone ls A.
WANTED-Reliable general main-CASH FOR USED FURNITURE. Cleaning. Oiling, Adjusting, and barbecue. Lot 60xll8 ft. Partly Furnished and Associates Partly furnished, 2-bedroom homo, FI 8865. ~b:
tonanco man. Udo Tboatre. PHONE BEACON 5538-J.23-tfc Overhauling Well landscaped and planted. $6250 • Phone Beacon 5102.M % acre. Seven fruit trees, grapoa MONWI' TO LOAK a
· 26-tfc R013ERT~ $18,000. Unfurn. -_ and berries. close to Newport LOANS TO BUILD, 1>u7, -
HELP WANTED-Ge al h SE LL your house trailer !or the TYPEWRITER S. ICE W. ·J. HOLCOMB t >.rewport Heights ' Blvd. . m-..W. ar-.
ner ouse-'It. Top Dollar to Lu!fin It Lewis 2602 W. Central Har 447 Buildin~ Sites 1517 Cout Highway "' $6 000 N rt Bal-ll'odenl •-work. No cookln&. Two days oft f Trailer Sales. 2201 South Main tf Le i ----....!-Corona del Mar Harbor Z766 Cozy. 1-bedroom home, turnlahed, ' .-poUd Lou .Amoal H
I a we.k. Uve ln or out. Good sal-St Sant An ~ •tp 40-c t us ass st you ~w"l11g a lo-"Where the nags Fly" 40-2tc in Electrolux refr., table top -I cm. ary. Two lldult.s tn family. Call ., a . a. .,~ cation to suit your needs. We at e, etc. Neat and clean and 2-bedroom home. Completely furn. 3333 Vla Udo Ph. Harbor 1500
Harbor 704. 38-4tc WANTED TO BUY-Need lmmed· TELEPHONE havo a wid• 10loct1on' of choice Corona del Mar yo: can move right In. Gorage Large Jot. Good dllt. Clooo ~ TBAaroas n
GIRL for coun•-work. •u d•...., lately, good, clean light car. Jots. New, 2-bedrooms, living room. S.A:
1 workroom. Lot 100' x 127'. ~~ andoodshopplngbuy. · Tllla
\C-1. J"711 _.. OPERATING Balboa Island er In and connected. "'-·-·~Y • C · FOR SALE-F ~-----. Wffk. Muot bo lleacly. P. 0 l'rice no objoct. PhoM Hunting-fireplace, attractive kitchen, din· ~· ~6 850 °"'""" ~--· Box M2 Balboa 39-3 ton Beach 3521 38-tfc ' PAYS Ing alcove, excellent location. er · truit trees. Price only "'1 , . Urea, reuonable. Phone BeaOOI\
· · b: · Beautiful 3-bedrm. homo. Uvlnir-Clcean view. $7850 -5508-W. Jack'• Sorv!ce, """-
W ~~ l7:~t-~ ~ture"~T .. ~,:!.!or,.:UPI>';:; GOOD WAGES :,~~·~': $16,500 unfurn. ·· $4 50
2·~.,.=~0n~ ::.;i~~ ~!!'.."'Santa Ana Aw.,=
w Ph Be •745 l'U Beacon 56156. 0 . R. Oawley, onclooed patio. Guest Apa. pro--~ •, ._ 7 landscaped. Stucco. . Lota or !rult. 'UTOM~ • -• •Y· : aeon J • ..... c 1812 Newport Blv., Calta Meaa. vtding excellent income Good 3-bedrm. home. Good view of ooean Dn.i. ...,y 1-bedroom home clOR in, and &'arden. This is one of the ,,. ..., ........ • .. .._
HELP w ANTED-Catt ol chlld 30-tfc N ° experience necessary valu• at-. and cloae to b<lthlng boach. near Harbor IDvd. Gorac• and few homOI of UM kind for .... :ro=R=-=s-:-ALE-=:--::1"'938=-:::v"'.s=-Del=-::-ux-e-=s.--
rot workln& mother. Your homo nJllNlTUJlE roa 8AJ.E n Earn while you learn $27 5 00 Unfurn $15,000 Furn. ~oom. 72 r .. t !ron<qo. at th1a low prk>e. dan, 'M carburotor, 6,000 m1lee « mine. Phono Horbor 106. • • • for quick lale. $9,950 . 1lnco OOfl)Pl•tely overhauled.
' 38-4tc FOR SALE-Doak, boauti!ul hand There are many other Well built h-2 bedrms ll·•--Balboa -Good tirea, roe llghta, etc., $47!1.
WANTE&-Temixrary bookkeop-~~. ~~:'.~.::f""'"~: advantages to being a room and'ii~Jace with ~ 3 bedrooms. 1% b<lthl, large uv1ng h~n¥2 Acre Ranch HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR Ph: Harbor 21
40. tG-2tc
er five d&yw a week. Call omco telephone employee. 2-bedrm. lncome Apt. ·over 3-room. fireplace, baloonyroom. ~ ranch~ ~~me. ~ HOMES ON LIDO ISLE. YOUR AUTO snVlm: •
rnanqer. Beacon !5432. 39-2tc ;QOD. used. ro<:ondltlonod Gu car garage; laundry room. Ex-outdoor llvlnc room, tile kitchen. " groom · arge ~-LISTING WILL BE APPRE--..,---·-------
Ranges. $13.95. Harbor Furnl-Apply cellent value at-, rear patio, 1--car garage. nice n>Cf!l' &nd sleeping porch. L&rce CIATED. ;
WANTED-Combination ll•no. "' !Utt, 1962 Harbor Blvd., Coat& $19,000. Furnished furnlturo ""'l'D. k!tchon and brealrfut ---r !or """' retall hllll· Mesa. J&.tfc 100 E. Bay· Avo., Balboa $15. 000 Down ""!"'· Modern. tile b<lth. Dbl. Wo aleo havo nlco building loll NOW HERE
ber company. G<>od pay and 514 % N. Main St., Santa Ana • g~ Beautiful Landocap'--
houra. Apply 425 30th St .• Now-BUNK BED. Comploto with mat-Gertrude A . Waldron -wl_f'.i-· ,shrubs and now.;;:: u
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""' $750 ~up.
port Beach. Now bldg. ~2tp tresa. sprlnp "' ladder. Horbor or Wm. W. Sanford, Broker Balboa Island A!! Ideal (Otting for aomeono WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
Furniture. 1962 Harbor Blvd., ,k tho -tor ~ ••-308 M-~--A-·-BeautlfUI 2-bedrm. homo. Uvlnc· wllo wanll privacy.
WANTJ:D-BOTlllLMAID. Bal-tf -~-·~ u~ ~= ·~·~ f Inn. -MO. .. lfe Costa Mesa. 39-c Chl•f Op<ntor Phono 234-R 38-tfc = ~=·~ ts a gift at $10,400 B. A. NERESON
BRAND NEW unfinished cbOltl ol Southern California AT CORONA DEL MAR encloaod patio. Guest Apt. pro-REAL ESTATE ~~,re~~~~ = drawon, all altta. Harbor Furnl-1 Bedroom Home vldlng exoellont Income. . . Balboa Penin~a -Imuran<e and
Good income. You.,. Y<><V own turo, 1962 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Telephone Compaay Partly Furnlahed $27 500 · ¥arv:etous Bay V1ew1 -()pportmdU..
bcm. Apply 508% No. Main St., =~-=leu.-::.,-:--=--::--:-----,--3&---;:-tfc JS.tic $8500 ' ....:__ DUljµ!X or homo with lovely 1972 N•"PO<t Blvd.. Colt& Maa
Santa Ana. 36-7tc FOR SALE-Bedioom aet, comb. ------------1 -3 bedroOriia, compinoJy rurru.-. ~ upotalrl apt. Luse Ph: -11225 40-ltc
hiboy wardrobe. solid mahoe· Carpenters Available w. J. HOLCOMB Attractive, modern turnlahed suoat copb. ~ ! ~~ ~~ v:•J. ln'AD J:JrolL\Jjoa &II
BOAT BUILDERS
WANTED
&IQ> l'OUnd tablo, seall 12 ...,.n !or -nera1 malntonanoe 1517 Cout H!cbWaY apartment. OVft 2-car prage. ~ ·-....-. open; 1¢11. chain. lawn ruowa , r Oorona del Mar BE. 2'1e6 Bay.-. Immodlate pclUHicm 3 ~ --Cornpleto bath. WILL 'l'1lADE I,EASI£ ol ,_._,
an. oloc. ranee-oclda and mdL and repair ''Wbett ~ Flap Fly'' :!9-2te ot apt. Wide lot ....,. So. Bay. t!1'd Colottd tile kitchen. many turnlabed bome; 2 -. 2-
661 Clff Dr.. Newport Beach. o. s. aollmllON ------~.:..· ----1 Gertnide A. WaldrOn blilt-inl, ...... bi-. 1-apt. car _.... Corona do! Mor for
Ph: Beacon 59e8. '8-4tc Call Harbor 113 Balbo Isl d H !'+. l&rse llv. -flttpUco, apt. or home In -or New-M-tfc a an ome WJD. W. SanfordLB_.!Oker . bedroom. kitchen and " bath. poat. Addrea Box P , c/o N..,._
Plywood Skiffs llOil'8. ll1lPft.DB 11 ----------1 2 bedroom. ~ EXCLUSIVE AGrn 09lllde .-.... patio, barbecue, nm.s. 1 lll-4lc
-FOR SALE-10.ft. oollapolblo ,_ KE y s $11,000 . -• dlilble -·IT'S TOPS
boat. Uko ...... Pll: Harbor 51!5. -Wldlo Toa W.. -Well built home; 2 --, J191ac ~uced to $20,500 ...._ -to 0 • ~
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tG-ltc VOOSL'll Ocean Blvd. Lot room and flftplllce with 1arp -.,...,. •u -~ and .
Sailing Dinghies
Your author!-s ~
Plymouth Dealft.
Authorized parta
Complote LAlbr!catlan and
MaintftlADCO
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Kenclall and Qualcer State Ciilo
NEWPORT
HARBOR MOTORS
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no oars. .....is palnt. $21). PAD--Bay Front Lot , · "'° A. E. JOHNSON phone OD., Santa Am; !ml. I •di:
g1:,':.::'t; 1~:1P: ';;i m:;~25 "t' u..~=:: Good Loc:atlcm._ Priced to Sell. BuildjDIL Sites 411,r:"=: :;t;. o.ta ~tc -;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;';----~i.~dlc~~;;:;:;~;;;;;;===.;:::=::
Asato Aw .• Balboa ll1and. Ph: ·Pl •n•d with '.-y man'• ..-2 Small HOllllell i..e:,.:.,-:1::;:: )'OUI'-=.•:; VETERANS -warm -w.uuw •
Harbor 2567. 4-ltp amoUntlng toSlor m«e. C<nlla On Lot Zoned for-·-·-""'E 'l!N'\ T' E 0 EL CARS ALL PLASTIC 12-f't: 11(}.lb. TOP· de! Mar OHften. 1307 CoMt haft a -aelectlon ol choice Yv <all bQ my nice blC lot In W N~ LA M D .
<>-CAR BOAT and CARRIER. Hlway. Ph: Harbor 1M1..J. nw-$l0,5 oo 1ot1. ~pa~ M-~...:.= and Will Pay Top Pricel
~'°-~~i::: c1ay -•ice. :iwtc W. L. JORDAN Gertrude A. Waldron ' 1oee tn. c.n 8 '" ,., -1 ms. YOUR CAR NOW
runa11ouu. cru1oen and pa-HOSIERY MENDING -Edith 100 East Central. a.-WJD. W . Sanford, Broker !-~~~=:-:--=· :-:~~~2ti>!J w• • Prta. ue "!!:!: boarc1a. , Smith'&. «Ill No. 8'almft St., Pbmw ~ 15S a.de 1119 MArlDe A-AT OOllONA DEL MAR -
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per. 653 W. 20th. TE~ pow Im Pi'lm-. OiiD at
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Sheriff eandic1ates 1 .... ...._ 1 · st Democra~ Lead Republic~n
nl~ ~~a~ Registration . tor Primary NEW YORK~-r.dnc
Outboanl Racen
~prove Meqer ·
With Power Boats To Speak Five Minutes ll"uolft:I" eq•e
A f•t~ ot the meeting-ot
Pro--In the Ebel! club,
S.OIA Ana, next Thuncky ...,.
nlnil:. will be !lw-minute talks by
all llix candidates for the office ot
sheriff of ()ranee oounty.
night denied the petition ot F. E. cir!"""' tllnJulllout tbe country
Birtcher of 302 Larkspur aVe1ue. SACRAMENTO. _ n.. lorg<lt I n.. sma11 .. t r.glstratlon In tbe will -the -that the
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Prindl>al speaker, however; will
be Superior Judp Goodwin J .
-Knl&ht "' Leo Anples. who Is •
candidate for lieutenant governor.
Corona de! Mar, for permission Primary voter rectstratlon In the state comes from Alpine coomty c:oundl ot the American -
to convert plans calling for a history of the state wu announoed with a total ot 164, incl~ 34 Boat association has ~ a
guest type bOUle oo Poinsettia Friday by Frank M. Jordan. Secft-Democrats and 128 Republicans. me<ger with the Na-1 Out-
avenue into a building which he tary of State. e>ran&e rounty reported a total board DriV!'l'S' assoda.tion.. 'lbe actocy'' was the tene
can use for experimental labora-Jordan aakl the curttnt n.gls-registratlon pf 76.!134. 'O>ese .,.... actkln. taken here at a tM<WIC at-uent stamp ot approval
tories. tratloo for the June 4 primary broken down u foUows: Republl-t~ _by • memben ol. ~~ I..&BrUcberie placed on
Birtcher, who Is connected with election Is 4,113,608 or 362,312 cans, 37,367; Democrats. 36,423; pruzationl, means~-~ ··-A-llM6 spring football pnc-WhHe House
cate
the Orange County Laboratories. ~ater than the previoua high thooe who declined to state .their activities ~ be ~~= ~~r r aeein& his "Blue" first
Inc., Santa Ana. """"'tly took oot shown tor the primary election of affiliation, ~; Prohibition, 268 the .,._ ot the A.P~--~---his "Gold" lleCalds, 8 permit wtth the Oty ot. New-1942 and is only Zf.723 below the and miscellaneous. 217. In a ~ JDOft' i..u auwu"':=' this week's traditional
port building inspector's office for all-time high for all elections set Rlvenlde county reported a total =-~'1'.:n th~ ,..,,,....,'i uad "big game" endinc the Piiome l1D
LiogmllJeecb, <Wit-~CO:~~ '!.!s ~es~ in the general of 1944. . resUtration of 49.750. Tbe.e were OeYeland. 0 executive secretary ~ter's Spauldlne i1eld
I M ~-~ Is Democrats continue to lead the broken down as follows: Demo-o".o' ... -a---'-ted drills. :r ~~~~~ now un· Republican registration wl~ 2,· crats, 23.788; _Republican, 23,.581; of ~veN.~. ~of A.'.P.B.A. -;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;; 1393.997 and 1.530.335 respectively, declined to state. 2127; Probibitlon.
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• a difference af 863,662. . 14.S, and m.iseellaneous, 109. that Lou Eppe1 ot Montcl.atr, N.
Other regts~atl?M show. Pro-San Bernardino county reported J., be chairman. 'Jbere will also
cu.larJy impressive was vet-erback and l9e captain
Csse. who sparked the
• by passin& 24 · yards to
& Dyers Mercury Cleaners
Offer ~
3-DAY SERVICE
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1 -Day Special Senice
If an Emergency Arises
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Which Is Located at
1844 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
We Are as Cl.-to You as Your
Phone Beacon 5613-J
Mercury Cleaners & Dyers
hJbltlon, _6.549, nuscelJaneous, S,-a total registr•tion of 91,812. be the A.P..B.A. Inboard Racing
350: declined to state 1n •. :rn. . Broken down as follows: Demo--· · of wti.lch EriC Green-
Since the previous reg1.1tration crttt:s. 50,887; Republicans. 35,992; ~:~gt.on. D. C., is ex· figu_re released a month aco ~ failed to state. 4401 ; Proh.ibiUon. ecutJve secretary.
additional 332,012 persons regis-449, and miscellaneous 143. After consltlerahle discussion on
tered. Including 214,001 Democrats Sais Diego COWlty reported a the financial aspects of the mer
and l 03.842 Republicans. . total registr-ation of 193,059. ger, the council agreed that esti-
Since the 1944 general electJ~n Democrats numbered 107,999: Jte.. mates ot costs submitted by otfi-
the Democrats lost 24.968 regis-publicans. 71.462: declined to state, cers of the association would fonn
trations and the ,Republicans 18.-lJ,099: Prohibition. 610. and mis-the basts ot annual budgets from
060. cellaneous, none. ¥>'hich to finance outboard regal-
~~l:~end~Dave Dobrow for 01 , convertmc after
t and third scores and 6en-
erally g the teai:n well. His
S d running mate, left half
Johnson, .the 157-poond
ento boy who played for =1 s Pre-Flight last year,
bu out the eyes ot some 6000
· Bruin spectators by his
lhiftyl ball..:arrying. J9'1nson set
up th' second "Blue" score in the or the total registration 58.19 las. second quarter by taking the ball
per cent is Democratic and 37.20 The council approved a number on a '·verse from Case, rounding
P<'• cent Republican. Drinking VS. Driving or rule changes. most outstanding right end into a broken field
Throug'hout the state Democrats of which will require owners and and ~g 20 yards to the 17-
have majorities in 53 counties and "of.inking has a profoWld effect I drivers in sanctioned regattas to yard \me, where he lateraled to
Republicans' in the remaining 5. I upon the traffic accident sltua· I be individual membe~. of both the 211>-J>Qlmd John Nikcevich, who
Los Angeles county continues to tion," accord.in& to Bert Stewart j A.P .B.A .. and or affi~ated <:lubs. bull;;..t his way the remaining dis-
lead the state with a registration jr .• Public Safety Director of the <?tanges .an membersh_ip classifica-tan~l1to the goal line. Although
of 1,761.608, composed or 1,027,988 National Automobile club. ''Drink-t1on design~ to. en~t the sup-JohnsOn injured his ankle on the
Democrats and 631.461 Republi-ing when you plan to drive is a port .or a Wldenmg etrcle of re-play Td went in for just one more
cans. San Francisco county places serious violation of the rules of creation boat owners also were ap-during! the second half, he showed
second with a total of 412.608 1 common sense and decency. Alco-proved. ' the UClan coaching staff that he'll
made up of 264,954 Democrats and j hol. even in small quantitiet, im-be haild to keep off the first team
134,424 Republicans. Alameda pairs vision, judgment, and muscu-Fred Lorenz of Ney,·port left to-this flu. He carried the bftll for
county is in third place With a lar efficiency. If no one would! day (May 23l. flying to Miami on 61 ~ in. five tries for an aver-
total of 349,765, including 198.093j drive after drinking, one of thel his way to Havana, CUba. on a age or better than 12 yards a
Democrats and 139.057 Republi-major causes of automobi!~ acci-business trip. He was booked .crack.11! .
cans. I dents wou1d be eliminated. through the Keene Travel Bureau, Othtr first string standouts in·
clud~ center Les Steiner, rugged
PRESIDENT TRUMAN ASKS CURB ON · RECKLESS DRIVING
195-p0pnder from St. Mary's Pre-
Fligh~~ 1945 club. One .of the
fastes , men on the entire squad.
Stein . was a large thorn in the
sides ff the "Golds" both on of-
fense ·fllld defense. Nikcevich, a
fresh"lan from Banning Hi, show-
ed a cttat deal of promise in rus
first · llegiate effort.
DON'T DRIVE WITH SMOOTH TIRES
HA VE THEii RECAPPED
This "Drive With
"The Arches"
•Just a Utile Bit Better" Cocktail Loonge and Cate
Oii Oou1 BJclnraJ' al N-rl Blft.
Vallely Boat Rentals
Motor and Sall Boats
Opal and 8ocltb Bay--'I!
l'Apwater &t Palm--P!aoDe '71
Hi-Way Garage
Ot!ldal Soothem Californla Auto. Oub Garage
11H Newport Bh-.J.-Ph. en
Shell
Reed's Super Service
OU, Gas. Lllbrlcation and Accessories m o west c..tra1
Port of Seven Seas Boat Landing
-lWOI ._ Wa:r--&11 C-mpwa.,,
Balboa Circle Taxi
A1q Boar, J>f>y or Nlctlt-ft. Npt. Sff
Newport Auto Works
P RESIDEllo'T TRUMAN called upou the nation's traffic chiefs to halt "MURDER" ON THE IDGH-
\V AYS by BARRING "MORONS AND NUTS" from the driver's seat. Hls a ppeal !or action to
halt the DEATH TOLL -N OW NEARING THE" EQUIVALENT OF THREE ARMY DIVISIONS
A YEAR-was presented to the National Highway Sa!,,ty Conference In Washington, recently.
TI The President stated: "The nation cannot a ffonl and "21l not tolerate this tragic waste of human
resource.''
Deaths 4 2 Percent Higher
On Rural Highways in State
"Slow down and live longer!"
This terse bit of advice to Cali-
fornia motorists came today from
Edgar E. LamptOn . the new Di ~
tor or Motor Vehicles. after a
study of 1945 traffic casualties
disclosed 1093 accidents in which
one or more rx-rsons lost their
Jives because of traveling too fast
for the conditions. I
The same s tud.r sho"'ed 10.416
accidents fn which one or more
persons \,\·t-re injured. all attribut-
able to excessive speed. Deaths on
rural highways, where speeding
usually occurs, went up 42.4 per
cent and injuries. 48.2 J>E:'r cent.
'"These figures indicate conclus-
ively that many people are driv-
ing too fast for safety," Lampton
commented. "Almost overnight
we have returned to pre-war con-
ditions of traffic congestion. The
average c.ar on the high-ways is
now more than eight years old.
Our tires will not stand excessive
spe«I.
"The obvious answer is to slO\\'
down to a safe speed and avoid
getting into trouble."
Lampton added that he has in-
structed California Highway Pa·
trol officials to pay particular at-
tention to speed violations. He
favors an overall reduction in
speed llmits until such time as
worn out equipment can be re-
placed and general conditions re-
turn more nearly to nonnal.
GOOD BRAKES MM SA VE YOU
FROM A SERIOUS ACCIDENT!
Safety" Message Sponsored by the Following!
Market Spot l.ater's Recapping
Anton Henhey
llO M-w An. -Be'boe WaDil
ComDlete Tire s.mce
New-um...-Repaln-3-br. Service -w. Ooatnl-N-pott
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Wash -Polish -Lubrication
Ula W. Olatn.I -Srwbl Touo
Virg's Gatage and Texaco Station
Newport Tackle Store
UNI Mc.--.,__N _rl
C<>Cnmerdal and Sport Gear
Good Stock ot Pre-War Une
KNm Rlma, M•ma•
-Authorized Shell Dealer
!Z1M~lillall4
"Lubrlcatlon" -Woshing -Pollshlni:
'l\n ~ 0.. 8poolllty
-...i Dom W-!S19-W
-weet o..tn.1
Balboa Fun Zone
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N ewport-Balboa Auto Supply
Automotlve SuppU .. -Open 9 a.m. ~
Let Us Help You With lfour Parts Pr
Glen W. Conkle -Manager
llOll W . Ceetr.i A.e. -Npt. lldL HD
Carrell'& Garage
General Repairing -Brakea Relined
Motor Tune-Up -Wheels 1lalanced
IM l8UI St.-Nert to ,_..,., ~ lllilop
Casino Cafe & RefreshiDent Loange --st.-1.oa1ov_,,_ .. _ ·.
a-.! R.opalring-2+br. tow aervice, Sunoot Gu • 00 r.ut Ill*'« tam 11111 A OoM& ..._
Boyd's Service Station
1-WM O.tn.I -....... 11115
Mobilgu and Moblloll
Lubrtcatina -Wuhlna: -PolJlhlnc
Batteries .. Auto A«. • '*ies
Bayside Fish Market
Kenneth E. Wilson Co.
am.-<:raft ~Marine ~·w .. o.a ...... IQ ...... Ill National Auto. Club Emergency Statlon
Hanahaw's 1-Stop Service Station
Oomplrle Aut o Semce
Lubrication --.. Relined 11'18 N-,-~-
Lowman Boat Builders
_.Nw,..n~-, . Eta-Hok.in & Galvan -CO-Two Fft ~t for hctory,
S'-, ~. Farm. Home
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Dean Termite Control
Gt.atut.d Tonnlte Clontrol-Latest lmpruoed -., ............... ., ·-
-a .......,__Newpwt -
Sportland Powling Center
"Boob" and ~ Keme
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"Thi" Your Bealth's-sab, Bowl"
Excelsior Creamery
S...ta Ana-CalJtwnla
FOl!ter &; Sons "''TI"--'" erui..n -DI Clout ~
"'-8315 Newpu<t -
Clothes Theft
Tti t of a blue suit case belong-
ing1.o1 Marjorie D. Hargrave from
the fa-lboa. Yacht la nding last
Sunda. · was reported to Newp,lrt
Beac police by the OY.'ll!;r. It
conta eel $30 worth of exPQSed 16
ilm and clothing valued at
OSSl 'S
quor Store
1oO~t Hl,<hway
Formerly Gordon'• Drug Store I · Open Every Day
ETERANS
o-bedroom home!I ...
t on the lot you
lect.
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I. Financing
pay only apprabal r legal, ......
iroNE %«7-B
khdsCin & McBroom
Sales
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dotlTA MJ:8A
e M ... Realty ~.)
:dt&on and Ray
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Lawrence, 214 3llth .-.
bevel' talks "' -.,.tclllft& any
than by the cloRn. He Is a
beU.-In -ruor clams for bait
and uslnc a ccrnplete clam meat
OD each hook_ Ho tluowS the clam
shells Into the bay around wbett
he la flahing l'b feed the filll OD
By B1l-peM!JJ,&lf the few particles ot meat clinllns
Record a-taxed to capodt')r to the shell He. uses -plenty ot
the live balt bpats flsblna out ot ball and doesn't mind !Goin& it,
Newpo.~ Ha.-~er the..--u It keeps the fish feeding. Once
u Sootheni Callfomla tlshennen the fish stop feedln&, It Is bard
took advantace ot flahing facili-to get them baclt to bltine again,
ties out ot Newport-Balboa. Fish-he uP.alns.
ing had been good all week long When you rent a boat and buy
but Sunday most boats came in live bait at the Balboa PaviUQll
with only fair cetches e:xoept for you are fumished with a wooc1m
the boats. that fished Cata1ina. • basket which 'Ooats In the water
The Jennie Lee, from the Balboa behind the row boat In wbiclii to
Pavilion, made the run over to keep your bait alive. You can row-
Catallna Island '1be majority ot to wherever you want to fish, tow-
other boals fished from Hunlhlg-ing the buket behind. There Is the
ton Beach to Dana Point. Calico, 1 Jive bait when you: want to fiah..
rock, &nd kelp baa wore caught A neat Idea. ·
on mo1t live bait 6oats. A few \ . '
halibut, barracuda. sea trout and . • • •
white sea bass were also caught, Highway Colllllll88lOD
bu:i=~ v~ ~. Landing in-Allocates $26,000
cludedo Valencia m. Ma Mac, Sea For Upper Bay Span
Gal, Lancer, Tropic, Moama, Tyee, ·
Freckles, Sea Oiariot, Blue Water,
Hurry Home, and Reno. From The state ~ehway cxmm ialm
EarJ's Landing were: Music, Bess at SaCl'1U'Dellto bu illfwsmd a.
T. Peer. Marbelle, Sail Fish, Mar-cit)' of Newport Beed> that
garet K. From Port Orange: $26.000 was allocated by It for the
Missawit Jay B Cyolurus Nobilis financing of the needed repairin,c
E""8da. Sardo Sarda, su~no, ~ ot the highway bridge across the
ll, Trade Winds, Southern Com-upper bay. .
fort and Ella May. The commi&.sion also reported
Boats from the 19th Street $60,000 has been earmarked for-
t.anding included: Flyer. Scout. culve~ and other improvements
Jennie, Signal, fttargee n, Don on High~ay 101 between Galavan
Pat, Georgia h-1, Marlin IV, Magic and Irvine.
Isle. on Thursday the twin-screw ------------
Comet will be launched to oJ)erate
as a day boat from the 19th Street
Landing.
Pier fishermen are enjoying a
fair catch of mackerel, halibut,
p I us a n occasional yellowfin
croaker. With the shortage of
meat, the catching of an occas·
ional fish from the pier, surf, bay,
barge, or live bait boat can help
oue at the dinner table.
Barge fishermen out of Newport
have been catching small barra-
cuda. small calico bass and me-
dium-sized halibut. The barge can
be seen anchored off the-Newport
pier.
Probably the champ croaker
Boat Owners •••
Canvas
By the Yard
Wide Widths-All Lengths
Santa Ana
Tent & Awning Co.
1629 So. Main St.
Phone 207
SANTA ANA
fisherman of these parts is M. D. I!.-------------'
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DON'T TAKE ·cHANCES
WITH · POOR BRAKES.
Come in and have them
tested today and avoid a ci-
tation from the H ighway
Patrolmen or City Police.
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Je88e L. Elliott
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Harold K. Grauel
CHAPEL 111 ~ ·--111• Ooota-~
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A. E. Groty-J. A. Groty
Groty Appliance Co.
rill'ttrllrct'ilol1-1•1re Md ...,..... o.Jer Bw • IW
l'ltl Newpwt ~ -Com.
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John E. Sadleir
·Real Estate -Insurance
Ottlce PIL llaltlor ION
.. -81aw& -Ool!f.
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F. B.Owen
Newport Souvenir & Gift Shop
GIFI'S OF ALL KINDS '
P1L Barbor Zlft·l
Itel OoMa Frvnt.-New»ort Beer•, o.nt.
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HUBBARD HOWE
Pres. Hu~'• South Coast Company
nu w. Centrai-PIL Barbor %-
HEINZ KAISER, Owner
Bay Shore Camp
and Boat Landing
11111 a eout · B1p1-P1>one e.._ 5450
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Lew H. Wallace
Real Estate and Insurance Broker
l"IMl'•n: ~ llal'bor S Ree. Jlarbor 1589
De W. Ceatnl Ave-Newport Bttch,, Olm..
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roy E. WATI'S
Balboa Liquor Store
1N Ill. Oeelral A-, Balboa. PIL -r Un-J
'fte -of Oo-tf" -O. IL-· Mar·
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J:M.Miller
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Pl&. Barbor UU
lM at Ooatn'--N--"On Your Way to Balboa"
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*"1tWalter J. Gerhardt
Our Photographer
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Pia. lluttor m ·W
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Newport Engineering Associate&
FREDERIC J . SINGER, Pnoldmt
My.,..•MWI 6 lale9 ~
lJU Cw* llhny-ft. ll•M9 Mii
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. Otto Boyd
Boyd's Service Station
-You Otto Buy from Boyd"
QM W. O..VU-Neorpon ft. -r ..
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Wallace C. Mattoon
Mattoon's Shoe Store
. . Foo<•"*' for All the F)amlly . .
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FRANK A. AND MJI.ORED WALSH
Costa Mesa Paint & Hdw. ....... wunu. QaalltJ Palaia ......... &ppHe· Ma
81 r•• .,....,. Ooeta 11.-.. tl&J Newport.,...
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Dr. Robert A. Crawford
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Paul Lorentzen ·
Balb\ia Sportfishing Fleet
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0. Z. Robertson
General Gontractor
wt 00.-mp • ..,. ()oc.-<Ill -· Qol!r. 1 -ft. •ntcr •
.t ' .t AL ANDERSON
Fun Zone .. ,,
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Much Study and Work is the P.r ·I·iminary
To Actual Building Constr11 ion ·
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Jack S. Raub, member of the firm of Raub and Bennett,
surveyors and civil engineers of 1808 Newport boulevard,
Costa Mesa, was born In Denver, Colo., In 1903 and after
leaving school entered the state highway engineering depart-
ment as a flagman and rear chairman.
Fred V. Bennett, second m ber of Raub and Bennett,
civil engineers at 1808 Newpo boulevard, Costa Mesa, was
born In Milwaukee, WISC. In 1 , going through the schools
there and after a trip around world, completing his edu-
cation at South Dakota Insti te of Technology where he
graduated with honors. • At the age of 21 he went to Oregon and worked for the
Cobb-Mitchell lumber company cruising timber, bulldlng rall-
roods and surveying, contlnillng with them three years.
Then he came to California and became aftlllated Mth
Thomas A. King, bead ·of the state hydraulic engineers at
San Diego, working on highway projects, lnigation and sub-
division, later with Newport Englneermg Dept.
Beginning as rodman with surveying gang In CUster
State park of the Black Hills South Dakota, he rose ra-
pidly until he became chief r for the park. He moved
to Orange rounty In 1940, · ding a home in Santa Ana
where he llws with his wife VI and his two stepdaughters.
First employed by the U. engineers In 1940, he soon
In 1944 he opened his own office which Is now doing all
surveying for the Irvine company In the Harbor area. for the
Presbyterian hospital site and for some 20 new suhdlvisiol\s.
He loves fishing, gardening and volley ball and is a member
of Kiwanis. He and his wife Marjone have two children, a
soo and daughter.
rose to be assistant district en · r and after being trans-
fen'ed to the Santa Ana Anny Base was appointed gen-
eral superintendent ot post rs.
He ls a 32nd deg1ee Masnn; ember ot the F.astern Star," '
an Elk, member ot the · , an engnleerlng fraternity,
' and als<1 ot Sigma '!au. He sa his only hobby ls WORK.
Bob Callis
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"CH1.JCK"" SMITH-new mmer
Balboa Central Market
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Sea. Esta Motel
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BAY SHORE CAFE
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Balboa Market
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Jack Hamilton
Beacon Sea Foods
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The Blue Sails
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MacCurdv & Calkins, Inc.
NAVh ARCHITi:CTS
M. E. Nledecker, Sec. & Treu.
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EARL W. STANLEY
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"IT'S TIME FOR TIPl'ON"
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Donald J. llarmon
BALBOA HORSE RACES
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callfomla, under the Act ol -a. 18'19
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ftM D. PORTER Gmenl ¥'"(; I'. G. FROST • • -• Edi
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News Editorial Say ... PROFESSIONAL DIRICIORY I . .
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TO REMARK •••
RO!f. IOJl!f PRJLUPS n..:-L..--
Le. . the II I BF u:ll80: L BZNlmICT "!' ............
t me reVISO -gave Dr /1Ztb1jr H. 0ompton, atmnlc
mt -i.. tot the Pftlimlnar7 Mr.andMn.JolmKnoxSr.223 ~ -ot ti. .a... •:...•.BY!.!
"saVe the OPA" carJ11'&ilJL NardDuo ··-· ~ ..... Different lb.la-Ir Na-..J .. .._ ol Olrlatian ...... -----It was the ovenlng of A&><ll 17, mlon with their family .-pt "-~ and Jews "'J1ae devdopment ol .._:"I: !__ • -w --whiletheHouseof~tatlvet two on Mothers' De.y. Mr. and W•l!Jlaea&ls& ' atomic KU Jen.led .,.dL•·•• ~-=-=
wu still voting on the bill, that Mra. John Knox ·jr. and 10n Jo-8116--W.7 ... h Jain. h trmdl accetowud ~ Aftftl'" • WWW *
the penona11y ambitious Mr. seph, Santa Ana. Mr. and Mn. Am Natlo• Qne 1d aeued •tion. ed\ption in .._ 1!.. •..._cwa -=~= ._
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Bowclioles_:.~~ln~~ttotheattf~ Q\ftter Stafford and ton Chester, From the R1 mi•n conceptjon . -oJ,ben and ~l'---..:"'..:;;"::'..;.,:;;;;::•;;;..;•::•::•::•:.• __ .....J ~·--..., ~ -North Hol!ywood. Mr. and Mts. tbat the lndivicl..t fUlllilt Ilia els-ol objoct!Vet fOC' tll -the Congrets. That meana, to at-Gale Jordon and family. Log\ma tln,y as part ol the -lnevit-l<IDcl" ..... HIC'r .
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tadc the people themselvts, for Beach, Mr. and Mrs.. Melvin Sal-ably stems th! conception toward
"Congress" is the way the people YetOn. Anaheim. paid tribute to other nations; If It If right to Armand ~ ~·b & Bennett
sPeak. in a ft-ee government. Mn. Knax.. maR the lndMdual Ccmfol'm to Arthur W. Reclford. Deputy ~_.he' 1111
W. F. DIXON .. - - - -Adtau.lnc M""acer Printtnc Plant, 3011 W. C.entral ~venue. Newport B!z-b, ~
Official P~ of the Ciq of N-i-t Beach
.& D111•'n'l1 1.om1 ~for o..-n r .... It wu curious; that demand. It Mrs. Harry Sltuch and Mn. a p&ttem decned ftcn the mp. Oljef QI Naval Operations for AJllM~"I: ·u. Ne p'""'l!mL, ~-
would be in order for the President George Lewis. 1-tarigold avenue, there is nothing wron& with mak· Ali'-'"ln opinion, very large 81' W. 11&7 &'a. •"'oa '1'1le1'sa i -e.ea.· ---.w
to ask for time, that quickly, on attended the Congregational inc oa~ COQ(onn with a ~ planes not in the future be of llartlor 11" Jtl1w.0..ll'al Newpwt,.._.
the National networks. It might church oonlerence at Oarernmt, COllCebled "patten) regardless of primary terest for military pur-ftll 'Mtwtad Aft. 'l'M!pll-. ........ r. lll _~
be in order. in some emergency, for Wednesday. tbe choice of 4.he nation concern· =•es self-propelled cuJded "-~ NOa tr-... l '-----.~--------'L ..
a cabinet member. Mr. Bowles Mrs. Birrel Walsh, Dahlia ave-ed. male~ very large ~--------,----.W ~
COK&A.L DUST
Y ou.'ye not ncccuanly a musician
)OU'f rime OWdy .
We Need More Ships
ca.use you "fiddle ..
-JACK. .JNDSLE.Y
• After four years of 100 per cent conversion to war. the
United States Merchant Marine is being returned to peace-
time operation. Maritime Day, May 22. 1946, authorized by
Congress and proclaimed by President Truman. marks the
halfway point in this reconversion from global war to global
trade. Prior to the war, Maritime Day, which is the anni-
versary of the sailing of the first trans-Atlantic steamship
from the United States in 1819. was dedicated to the creation
of a Merchant Marine adequate for bur foreign and domestic
commerce. and capable of supportiilg our armed forces in
war. After 1940. Maritime Day was dedicated to the great
drive for slJiPs. !lhlps. and more ships. As we got the ships,
It was dedicated to manning and operating them to deliver
the supplies needed to win the war. Both jobs were done.
On VJ Day, the Maritime Commission, charged by law
with carrying out the provisions of the Merchant Marine
Act of 1936. turned from victory to carrying out the late
PreSident Roosevelt's directive of 1944 to prepare a "bold and
daring plan" for a postwar Merchant Marine. During the
days that followed the Maritime commission has hammered
out that plan. World-wide studies were being completed as
our troops were brought home, as food and other essentials
were shipped to war-devastated areas. as the Mei;chant Ship
Sales bill was passed, after months of discussion, as)many
Government-requisitioned vessels were returned to their own-
ers and the beginnings of nonnal shipping service were made.
Our Merchant Marine was being readied for a greater peace-
time role while still cleaning up the residue of Work left by
war. Maritime Day was set as the target date for the com-
pletion of the planning work. On that day will be announced
the plan which will see more American flag vessels on more
routes than ever before.
holds no elective office: not even I nue, told her pace recently to Mr. It is thb clash ol. moraJg which pa..
an office created by ~ Congress. "'nd Mn. RUSRD, Hollywood. Mn. we are seelng In the United Na--~
He holds only one of th<O< muth-Walsll bought at Bay Shores and tions deliberations "'"'" Iran. an. ~"Oh.
room. execut1ve-oriler offices, exuecbl to move by July. When it is easy and convenient to wbm we'll all..wake up
created for the war emergency Mn. Ol.arlH Kyte, 312 Orchid do 90., the ft1m1pm *'1rUe-that to flnd t thS"e~ ii a ~ty ot
only. and soon happily to go out avenue, entertained her .De Gleda they are not violating the Jigbts Scud and a Sbprtap ol
of existence, when we r-etum again Darner, {The Happy Ladtesl club ot a smaller nation and that tbetr Sbortaa and the world can dua\
to Constitutional and representa-Tuesday, with ten members pres--troops a.re not on Iranian soil -foe off t1ii cOrnforfible old J word
tive government. 'Ib.ree of. the four ent for tM lovely luncheon she the purpose ot coercion. But' when plenfy put it to Ule acaifL ..
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networks evidently realized this, aerved. 1be club was organized in this defeMe is successfully at· Harold I...ukl, cha1rrnan of· the '------------......1
and refused. the request, the fourth 1933. Six of the oriJtinaJ members tacked, then the Russians merely ExecutiV Committee of the Brit-DAY 80BOOI:
<NBC> yielded. attended. They will meet for say that the whole discussJon lsh La' Party.....:..''It wou.14. be •!;-------------...,
The speech was full of the cus-founden day with Mn. J. 0 . makes no !llt'nse and walk ' out. gt'N.t gedy if "the disunity of Mortimer School tomary inaccuracies, among them Hawler, Santa Ana. in t\\'O weeks. And to them it does not make Europe working classes were to
the implication that Washington Mrs. Stuart Diehl, 508 Golden-sense. because their code is not continue to Poison the integrity
was full of "special Interest Tod avenue. entertained the Star-the saml> as tJ:iat of the other dis.· of the · ·. t movement." 1!110oral --Gndeo:CJo6-~
• groups" and that Congress had bt'i~ht club Fridav afternoon. for putants.
yielded to "pressure." I haven't desert lufich and bridge. lttr. and But fac ory backlogs probably Exchange Prospects cannot worked off betore 1ate
SUMMER SCHOOL ="•
0. A. Mo<11mer, M. Ii, o.h..S
PrlDOlpM Phone -r 8tl%
seen a lobbyist, and so far as I Mn. Diehl and family spent the
know, these "pressure groups'' con-week end wtth Mr. and Mn.
sist of small business men a nd George Hoqkam. Vista. formerly
\VOrnen. and big business men and of Corona del Mar. The Hookams
"'omen. and farmers. and all sorts are carin~ for the ranch belonging
of prople. who have come to Con-to Mr. Hookam's mother. Mrs. Ida
~essional Committee-s (which the Ackroyd Y:hil e she is visitin2 r ela-
Constitution says is their right) lives In England. She cabled them
a nd told how OPA is rrtarding of her safe arrival there. She said
production and thus keeping prices it took only 12 hours, by plane,
up, and inviting inflation. The for the trip from New York.
most expensive p_ropaganda. and "11ie Coffee Grinder." the name
t~e greatest auant1ty, comes. to me given his new BT-29 plane by Bi11
dire-ct from Mr. Bo\\rles offi ce! Coffee. 600 Coast Blvd., held thril-
Let's see what happened: Be-led passengen Thursday when
tween April 17 and Mav 1, dur-Gene and Bruce Benedict and
ing whlctt time the OPA propa-Bobby Diehl took their ride in it
ganda poured out. over th~ air a_nd over Laguna and Corona del Mar .
thro_ugh. the i;tapers .. this office The bovs claimed they could see
(which 1s a typical office ~ received their do~ and bicycles in t heir
69 lett ers asking me to "save back yard and that thev loo'<C't.
~PA" a nd 40 letters on the other like ants. Another passenger. Har-
s1de. On ~r about May 1. Mr. F~I-old BenE'dict. thinks Newport Bay
ton LeWJs, Jr., started. to give viewed from the air is bv far the
facts and figures .. just as this most beautiful alo~g the coast.
column has been doing, about the Bl11 Coffey and wife are to fl y
OPA. F or a week there was a to Texas to visit their kinfolk soon.
lull. and 12 letters came in favor -
ing OPA with 23 letters against
it.
Then the gates opened. May 8.
3 letters for Bowles. 70 supporting
Congress. May 9, 33 for the Con-
gress and none against it. ?t!ay 10.
56 for sanity, and 2 for Bowles.
The peak was the 13th, 161 for
the Congress with only 2 for OPA.
Total to date, in the battle of
Bowles vs. the Congress: For
Howard Folsom spent t he WPek
with his parents Mr. and 1'1rs.
L. T . Folsom . 319 1'1:arigold ave-
nuP. Mr. and Mn. G. R. Prior
and son Willis, Riverside. visited
them Sunday when the fathers
and sons renewed their interest in
their quartette as of before the
war .
1947 .. .Journal of Commerce, wa.rreq Smith, secretary of the DENTISTli N. Y., Reports F1n&n-Hat Research Foundation trade
Abroad Are Improved associati n. estimates that 14.000.-.-------------~
Al though World War ll wu by ooo felt ats were turned out by DR. GORDON· E. RA:PP
far t he most destructive conflict factories last year, only 16 per DENTIST
in history, the outlook for foreign cent un the 1940 figure. How
exchange stability today is a good much gher the total output %8SS West Central
deal bette r than was the case after might h e o-nne if labor and ma-w Id W I •-·· Pboae -r ill·I or ar · terlals had been plentiful is any-
Several reasons for adopting a body's srliess. Despite shortages, Newport
rncxierately optimistic view as ~ some relailers had record turn-
gards prospectS for exchange overs. '_11;1e increased dollar volume ~-----~-------1
stability are advanced in the cur-is partly ~ttributable, of course, to D Obed L
rent issue of the Federal Reseive din ooc1 f th da r Uca8 the free-spen · g m o e y. •
Bulletin. In the first place, gold \ DENTIST
and foreign exchange holdings of .....!--. .•
foreign countries aggregate some Drive ~ly-Spare a Life.
$20.000,000.000 at the present ;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
time, or several times the size of
such holdings at the end of World
War I . Secondly, gold production
abroad is about three times as
la rge as it was then.
A third factor is the establish-
ment of the Bretton Woods insti-
tution a nd the reconstruction
loans that are being made by the
Export-Import Bank. Finally, con-
trols over abnormal capital move-
ments are expected to check the
flight of funds that precipitated
major foreign exchange fluctua-
tions in many countries after the
earlier war. •
1,000 ericans Die
every dA:r m HIC"h Bl(l()d ~!lllUre.
n.ecordlo.-an article In the ~ader'1
Dl.re1t. •hi b term• lt ''The Muter
Kl.lier".
Your ne aper te.111 of nrornlnenl.
people dJ1 almost da.117 with "°'
cAlled "Be Failure". mottl7 broUC"ht
about by B b Blood Preuure.
Our Exel llYl!I Druc-leee Reflex: Me-
thod l"l!dn 9 out ol 10 CU9 of
B .B.P. 30 to Ml p0in11 the lint Treatment Continued Treatment
malte9 t~ re.ult perm.anent.. Our
Treatme1:11• DO NOT Suppree. tbe
Heart t.o nt reeull....-tn In.ct 1be Heart
ii Strenc-tbe and Benef.llted.
Hat Sales Climb ... ~., ..
B -•--W-k Pl.-°"" -r UM for
Hot Y, W. Oontral. Barbor HIO
NEWPORT BEACH
Dr. W. W. Westmoreland
Dentist
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OOBONA DEL MAB
Phone Harltor !!!O
INSURANCE
Sandy F. MacKay
INSURANCE-That's All
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PIA.NO TEACHER
G.V.LINSENBAJID
Graduate ..,... ~-.... , •..
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l!l2S w. Ocean n.nt
H. R. Hall, M. D.
ftJ+E'•,eDd.hrpaa
Houn: 2·5, loy Appolntmet
Telopbone Beacon 5848
U1 Broad""7 Ooota -
OONRAD RICB'tEB, M. D.1
ftcJ I '•a and Swa..... I
120 E. 18th St.
COSTA Mill&
Hours: 10-1.2 a.m.; 3-5 p.m.
Phone Bee.con 5075
Dr. G. E. Tohill
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NEWPORT BEACH
-PHON~
Otnae: Bubor !88-W
RMldeoce : H&rbor 18$-B
11 No l.IUIWl!r, call Harbor" a
Gerald Rausa, M. D.
2830 West Central Ave.
NEWPORT !IEACH
Phooe Barbor 1018
No a1111wer: call Beacon &Ofi9-&
X·llay Service
Milton M. Maxwell, M. D.
1901 Ooeot ~
Corona del Mar '
Office H~ .. 10-1.2; 2-5
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It Takes Courage, But-,
Bowles 91 , for the Congress 484.
It is the same in all districts. to
whose members I have talked. I
While racketeers and dishonest dealers continue to hold have not counted hundreds of let·
their line of resistance against the return of sound market· ten. on other subjects in which
Mn. P . Rust, 307 Marigold ave-
nue, entertained her bridge club
Saturday for the first time since
moving to Corona del Mar. This
club has been meeting for thirty
years with some of the original
m'ernbers in it. Those enjoying her
hospitality were: Mesdames H. B.
Pearson, C. E. Harbeson, H. E.
Barnes. H. H . Neville. Ruth C.
Smith, Horner Ames, G. A. Peck.
Anaheim; Gilbert Kraemer and
Howatd Krause. Placentia: Harry
Sears, Ontario, and Earl Abbey,
Corona del Mar, The high score
wu won by Mrs. Neville.
11 YOU ffive "<1i.llQ' 1pd)9°'-bead
loo full-t> n.1 In neck. 1boul<ler1 and
r.ead--11 ..ro r 1leoep at Wbl ii '"fit-
ful'·~-a be.fore 7ou baYe a
-.uam -... an t on Monda71 or
Finds Pnbllc In Th~ e:oo to 5:00. i:.e· · · .•. Free-Spending Mood n1agt i.y ppo1n-t. S. R. Monaco, M. D.
Just when the men's hat Indus· 8lf Bay Ave., Ba!bcw,
try was greatly concerned over a · DB. F. flEIJ,. D.O. Ph.O. 11' E. Central Ave. ~ 11U
the writers mention OPA. trend !award bareheadedpess, the 1 22nd Street 8alboa --r %597 "8 s. Bill 81. lAo A-'ss
U. S. a rmed forces' unifohn regu-rt. BMM. Oallf, TUcller 11U Ing in the west, there seems to be a ray of hope and sun-So let us see what Congress (or
shine appearing on the eastern horizon. There honest deal-at least the House of Representa~
ers united and are forei.ng the black marketers to forsake lives, where I work!) Is trying to
Jations make millions of males ex-~===~=======~I .-------------By Appoint.meat tremely conscious of headwear. _ I"---....; _______ _
Manufacturers are Inclined to see .----''+--------Uncoln National Ufe
do : (1) To set a time limit. This
their nefarious trade. is not very important. The OPA
In Philadelphia last week a ro:operative association, wants • guaranteed life until July
which succeeded in breaking the local black market in eggs l , l947. The House says to make It
some correlation between this fact s Insurance Co.
and today's unprecedented order S' o E "I~ K&JIM ~ Ii. Cb&nleter' ..
volume. Retail hat sales began DON n:BNIOAN
climbing SOOfl afte r the discharge
April 1. 1947, as Congress will be
last sununer, is starting a similar butter campaign. Pur-back in January, and can tell bet·
chasing weekly carloeds of butter from a farmers' e<r<>pera· ter what to do about the OPA.
live iii the Great Lakes dairy area, the association will sell !21 To say that everyone who
. t Pboae -r ZU·B pOln system was announced. Be· see llutne Aft. n-·--ltl. The hostess served a delicious fore long, ban-en shelves became ._._
chicken luncheon prepared by the the ru1@, even in stores maintained Pagan
grows something on a farm, or
it in open market.. makes something in a factory, tn
In New York a few weeks ago butchers for the first America, Is entltled to the coots
.ffi.<a larg seal of of production, plus a reasonable time voluntarily produced ~ .. ,.vits against <>-e -orofit. That happens to be the
fenders. Since then 500 Brooklyn butcher shop owners have basis on Which America became
joined in boycotting all meat offered at black market prices. great. and on which we won the
They have•---' to dose tlieir sto.res until the black market war. The alternative is National ae.1.~ toeiallsm, of. which Mr. Bowles is
Is bee.ten. now a minor prophet. 1
It takes courage to risk the 1068 of Jess scrupulous com-(Jl To say that when any of ~tttors of both supply sources and customers by def181loe the 8.000.000 items on which the
Triplr M cafr, Coast Highway. by such manufacturers u the John
Mn. Florence Anderson. 428 B. Stetson Co. Many who ,..,. Bay Front
Marguerite a.venue. entertained in ~ived gift certificates last year to a., View ()de
honor of her daughter Patricia's still hold them, waiting for the m. to I p. m.
birthday annlvenary Sunday with ~sh'.'.ope'.'.'.'.'.~t_'.'.o_:·~get~~a~be~t~teT:~seJ~ecti~·~on~.~====t:=======: a trip to the l~dct: Guests
1
-_ _,. ___ ...., ___ __,_...., __ ..::.=+::..:_ _____ ,
Included MIA Jean McCosh, Co-
n111a dcl Mar, Sgt. WUliam Yost,
Laguna and her son Eddie Ander-
llOn.
Mn. Helen Conway, 319 P oin-
aetrta avenue, had as guest Tues-·
day, Mn. Edna Kress. Pasadena.
...-OPA set ceilings, has reached a -------------
of black marketeers, states the "Boston Christian Scieooe point whe... supply Oquals de-lltical b<nefltt. It delays produc-1 r-------.---'-------.i-------~
Monitor," reviewing the state of affairs. But such defiance, mand, the C<illng on th• Item. and lion. Mel nomlaJ oondltlons. and
the ~ adds, should be support.eel by the public, for the controls, come off autornatical-loads an added expense on the re-
ly, not '!hen thr OPA decides it ts tum.Ing veterans, and on future
withou\ pulilic support the black marP:et ClllUIQt be licked. politically good to take them off . generations. and Invites intlatlon.
At this juncture it might be timely to observe that legal That amendment was not well Until I can get to answering
prosecution of black marketeers and dishonest dealers in worded, in the House, but the in-the fine letters that have come tent ls only as I state it, nothing t tlti tr· · th the Southern California area fails only when t.'UStomers-the more. 0 • o •ce in e past three weeks, this will have to be a blan-consumers--lack the courage to verify in a public court (41 And last. and most import-ket "Thank you." It is great ..,.
the affidavits they have signed in private. ant ; to get rid, over six months couragement. It ia evidence, a.a 1
of the dangerous "consumer su~ l&ld la.st week, that the people
' Service
Norton And so if It is true that black market operations are sidy progTam." which was polltl-have decided to think for thorn·
flourishing throughout California and especially in the coastal cal to start with, and lliatnrfeally selves. That alone will save ttpre-
communities, racketeers and dishonest dealers are getting disastttous. The program benefits sentative government. and the
rich simply beciuse the consumers are afraid to testify ~n;;;o~°""~=· ~·=xce=p~t~f;:or~to;em~por~ar~y~po.~;tlm~~e~is~tragl~~c~·~lly~short.~~· ~~;;;;~ /L __ _::::::=~==~~---~==~
against them in court. S
There is no use ccying to price administration offices
a'bout suspected black marketeers and dishonest dealers un-
less consumers are willing to sign affidavits and to stick by
their sworn testimony when they are called into CQ\lrt.
Neither price regulators nor the COUi:tB can do anything
to prosecute price violators if a complaining consumer n!fu9es • to back up the evidence he bas pce&e11tro.
So Jong as coosumers fall to protect their rights, black
marl<etll and dishonest dealers will continue to get rich In
California.
'en.a! sftH
n .• Pt...
C)t..• Oowt)r: ---
New York Life
Imurance Company
DON a. DUB.ANT
U8 Orddd A.,.. -· 1141-1 COIUllCA DEL MAil
OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSUB.lNCE 00.
Ray,Nlelllen
Ml aliilAet't Shlktel
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
"W• Oune!ves tho llettft' Sene
by s.mng Others Bet!"
.-..-B11m1•Mlt
Ooota ·-CaDfontla
OPl'Ollll:TBlllTli '
Robed A. Crawford.
Opt., D. .
OPl'OMSTllUT
Eya Examined ... G11r&1 fttted
1711 Newpott Boalinart ,..._....._NU ._. ......
I
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
l'tlywldan and S111x-
ioo1 Weet Ba,-"'""
~-Barbor GM
A. V. Andrews, M.D.
Pln'8ICIAN ...
llOROBO!f
'l'el"P" ... Barbor ftl.lni
Dr. W. T. Mooney
PbJ*laa and 8m111111 ---Oot-..... ( ........ ..m.., .........
w...-I>raP-Jn la le o..-o.w-
Chiropnlctlc, Dletettca,
Physlo &: Colonic Therapf 1-c..t-.-
~---
1=-~~~~~~~~ ..... Lodpr at-
. 'ttS NORT1t ·MAIN ST.
•
• ~Jt)ete; Foan~'8:fii.•~ at
HANSEN'S ....... • • JIOW OCIP!ll•r, SVW88
•u• •-•••a•• ._ .....
-----------·Ford Claims Title ~
HAPPY EVEN'ffi
In Harbor Area
Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Pope-
joy, 430 ·-Westminster avenue,
Costa ~fesa, are announcing the
'Vt'lvaJ of a baby daughtrr born
May 14 at Santa Ana C.ommunity
hospital. Sh~ weighed 8 pound5,
6 % ounces and has been named
Ka.reD ....,...
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rlschard.
301 Collins .avenue, Balboa Island,
are pare.nu of a daughter, born
Mo.y 13 in St. Joseph h<>opital. She
wetg.hed 8 pounds even.
lt was a son for Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Re1d. 440 Bernard street,
C.C.ta Mesa. He was born May 13
in SL Jooeph. hospital and tipped
the scaJes at 10 pounds, 12 ounces.
Mr. and Mn. Roy Rickard. 121
North Bay avenue, are grand-
parenta of a 7~ pound boy, born
Jn San Francisco May 11 to their
DUL
'Police Car of W t!llt'
nte Ford appears. from a recent
survey, to merit the title "police
car of the WesL" More than four
out .of ten police cars In the 11
Westenr·mo1t States are Fordl1
according to the survey.
QI the 4,859 cars reported In
police work in this terntOry 2,067,
or 42..5 per cent, are Fonb. All
other makes of automobiles com-
prise the remaining 57.5 per cent.
Of the five Ford fac:U>ry terr!·
tories in this region, Long Beach
reported 41.8 per cent Fords, and
Richmond. Calif.. 33Ji per cent,
according to local dealer Theodore
Robins. ,
son and hi.I wife, Mr. and Mn.
Marshall Rickard. He has been
named Manball Jay Rickar<I jr.
Man.hall sr. ls a graduate of Har-
bor Hi of the class of '41 and was
an ensign in the Merchant Marine
until his discharge in January.
Drive Cstttully--Spare a Lite.
•
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ltf:EWPOllT BA'.llOA
Heacock Will Open
Yard For Renting
Building Equipment
BOOK· BREEZES
From Balboanesia
Should a motorlat be forced to Jadt Wri&bt ol 18S11Ttb llbmt.
pull over to the side of the bfO· OJ&ta y:._ and him Dell> •,.
WllJ' f~ ·~ncy repairs be 'la Haward ~ ol n.--.-.
Noticr la gl-pursuant cau-by the Public Safety OootA Mose.. ~ ~ two
to the of Section 3'40 Depertment of the National Auto--°" • fislilng trip t o tbe
of the Civil ot the si.te ot mobile club to be C<rtaln that be Siems.
California, " t RUSSELL E. is well clear al the pa~auient. ThJa -------
RIDER. int to >ell to VIRGIL will avoid aonie of the great Scotcb 14pe. varloul 1iJft, •
D. SMITH i that C<rtaln _. danger ot aide swiping.. sale at the N.,.._nu-.
so...:J conslatlng generally -----------------------
of the • equipment. mach-
inery, and todc of automobile
parts of a g e business, known
as "RIDER GARAGE" belong-
ing to iald uaaell E. Rider and
located at 4 West Central Ave.
nue. City ol ewport Beach. Coun-
GEORGE D. BASS.IITI'
Gmenl AacoanUng • ~ .. BooldleePDC lllCOlioe Tu 8& , .... •
-W. °""tnl A---·~• Newport -
ty of Oran • State of California. '-------------------------'
and that purchaae price there-
of will be · • on TUeodoy, the
28th clay of May, 1946. at Bank
of America . T. ol S . A.. Ba11-
BrJ1Dch In~-· County of Or-ange. State f California, at 10:00
A. M. Tha the a-of aald
vendor Is te 4. Box 383. Santa
.Ana. Coun of Orange. State of
California. ~ the --of aald vendee (IS 092 Southeut 18th ~
Street. Coo M .... County ol Or-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ange. Si.te Callf ornla. ------------------------.. Dated lllq , • 1-. ······--
USSELL E. RIDER. . Vendor
ILD. SMrm.
Vendee.
Pub.-May 1. 1946.
Notice is by given pursuant
to the Iona of Section 3440
Announcing the New Vibrapac
Buildin Unit.s g .. . -
ALL HIZM BtllLDING UND'8
Brlek ud Or poal Blo«*w N-la Pl'Odaelloa
Walter Kline Concrete Products C-0. of the Civi Code of the State of
California at CLAUDE B. Mc-lll80 Newport Ave. ~ •; Oosla ._ Realizing that there was a need POETRY OF EARTI-1 l! ceaaine bible is out again in a third CORKELL . tend! to sell to ROB-._ __________ • _____________ _
' Budpt Te.nm
No Extra Golt
Santa Ana
I
$125.00
rl!CE$ IHCLUOI
PlClllAL 1AX
Main at 5th
for someone in the harbor district never. Thus Keats has beaten edition-THOROBRED RACING ERTL J.A all that certain ---'-----------------------
who could handle construction Pierre Van Paasen around the AND BREEDING by Underwood. pe~n.;i perty con.-ti
f Don't overlook the WILD P .. n era y o• 1• ng gen-equipment on a rental basis or buoy. Van Pauen's EAR'nl l'U.JoJ-Lf lscellaneous fixtures
the entire •county building indus· COULD BE FAIR (Dial) is indeed MINO <Longmans)-"a magnifi-and equip nt and stock of gaso-
try, Dutch Heacock. Newport har-erudite. forthright, mellow and hu-cent gold and silver stallion roam-line oils a greases of a Service
bor constroction engineer and man. But the title is not commen-tng the prairie With his band of Station ness, known 81 "Mc-
building contractor, recently de-surate. and a Keatsian curve ball mares." By Stephen Holt. CORK1£ RICHFIEJ,.D SERV-
cided to be the first in the county might strike out the m alingerer at FIRST EDITION LOVERS. You ICE STA N'!.. belonging to said
to open an equipment rental yard. the world's plate: DOUBT. PVP are advised to be on the alert CLAUDE. ·, McCORKELL and Jo-
Over the weekend he was in-has repeated the success or his when MISTRESS MASHAM'S cated at ·-f 6 E. Central Avenue,
fonned that his construction DAYS OF OUR YEARS, In his REPOSE (Putnam} appears. The BaJbda. Copnty of Orange. State
equipment Js on lhe way. It will latest boqk. He 'ATites of the puQlishlng date is not certain. of Callfonia, and that the pur-
comprisc f\VO new Jaeger com· youth in the Dutch town of Gor· Hope it is at attractive as LOVE-chase pri~ thereof will be paid,
pressors. 50 cement mixers, 30 of cum, the people he knew from LY IS THE LEE. on Tuesdi!.Y,, the 21st day of May,
the quarter saclc: type and 20 the e very station of life. The Conrec-I HAVE MET wrnI WOMEN 1946. at B' ot AMERICAN. T .
half sack type : jointers, skill saws, tor, Dr. ·Jan Snetlage. and the vi.'ho I really think would like to & S. A., boa Branch, tn Balboa,
sanders. jack hammers, back-fill-young Ril'tvelt with his bowler be married to a Poem and to be County of ange, State of Ca.ti-
YOUR PAltfflNG DONE NOW!
All Highly Skilled Workmen.
., ~ I
.. • ..i ,.,
.loorneymen Paint.ers, World War II seek-
your permanent good will and patronage
through the use of only 1st grade materials
an~ unpcelled workmanship at reasonable
prices. ers, spades. wheelbarrows a nd hat. spats and silver knobbed given away by a Novel. -John fornla. at 1 :00 o'clock A. M. That
pa_jnting equipment. walking stick. are as warmly Keats. the addres of said vendor is 302 ~
Heacock is now looking around memorable as any character you The fairest garden in her looks E. 0ce·an nt, Balboa, County
1 for a location for his new equip-have read about. The storm of the And in her mind the Wisest books. of Orange, tate of California, and PHONE L. L. BEAN
ment, some of which he will use in German lnvulon-its impact in -Cowley the addr or said vendee is 416
his own construction work and the book, ts done with the finesse E. CentraJ Ave-nue, Balboa, Coun-Harbor 2645
some ot which he will Jet out on a-ot a natural story teller. "Going to ty of Orarl , State of California. '--------------------------'
rental ba.!is. He can be reached Go."-one we11-known critic de-Mr. and M.rs. Ray Craig, 27th Dated Ma 10, 1948. -::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;~:;;;:;;;:;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~-: by telephone at Harbor 50'2 ot" clares. So PVP should have an-street, entertained his parents, Mr. Cl..A/..TBE B. McCORKELL, 1 TI-A other best seller. and Mn. Walter Craig of Whittier '"l Vendor.
ALL SET TO GO -ANY-on Mothers' Day and visited her RO RT L. JAYRED,
Huntington Has 5121 WHERE? If SO, Brandt Aymar'• parents. Mr. and Mrs. J . E . Van Vendee
new boat book b your galley W.:.:ig:_.:o::.f :_Whl.:..:.:::tu:·e:::r:..:::th:::•:::t:_e:_v_:e::ru·::n::g:.. -.,;..Pu_:_h_. _M_:.a+2...:1:::. :...194:..:::6_. -----meat: THE COMPLETE CR.UIS--
HUNTINGTON BEACH. May ER. ·
20.-First semi-official count ot a ANOTHER REFRF.SHER is
special federal census conduct.ed the edition by Newton Arvin for
here Friday shows that this city K f · THE SHORT STORIES
has 5121 residents. The last 1940 ! 0 ;'fu WTHORNE. Have you ever
census showed that there were climbed the secret stairv.•ay be-i~~~~~~;;:;~:;~;;~;;~~~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;°";;l~y;3;7~38~peop;;~l;e;. ;;;;;;;;~~ hind the fireplace in his HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES in Salem?
They used to climb it to hide from
the Indians. Nat remembers.
WILDERNESS ADVENTURE
After .8 years it is time to
elect a vigorous ex~tive
with the moral and physical
courage to perform the
duties required of a sheriff.
WALTER E. TIPTON is by
far the moet qualified man
for this important post.
Post War Prosperity
Club Roster-Continued
'Die fall-pmge art layout by Jad< Ulldlllly, eowboy artllt, Is oar -y of llel'V·
111g oar readen with portrayals ID proee and peacll, the face and life stories of oar
hrc!lng dtitoelD'y.
Oft1mes UMIJ' work Is reiterated for the benefit of newcomers to the -and
to ftlDiDd "oklsten" of their contribution to the bnlldlng of the Harbor dlstrlet.
NflW t-Md their stories give "be<>ldog histories," displaying them "" -111
la oar mldllL
w.ieor~hCifys-1
Merchant Patrol
A1111 DotecU>e &rYloe
QM 0.-.. Fl<Nl&-Newport--Ph. Barbor HU-B
;t ;t ;t
Theodore Robins
FORD DEALER
UH W. Ooalnl
Pbollie Barbor !I
;t ;t ;t
Stanl~~rden
--1 z.tate Broke.f'-YMllt ...... Bl 1tw
111 COMt mwa,y-n.. Be.FOii Ml'
;t ;t .t.
C.F.Dennison
A tdaWwttlt.
.... "SANDT'" trn:INICll --... (lout~_.._ -11111
;t ;t ;t
JOSEPH L. MARSHALL
christi~i:;·uut ....
MAC PELLETIER
Newport Pharmacy
!ltl~~-5
;t ;t ;t
OLADTII UVKaL&Y ...........
G. N. Wells
Real Estate
Pt.one Beacon Gl81
1190 Ne""llOri Blvd,--Ooeta M-Calif.
;t ;t ;t
Dennis Hogland
PLYMOUTH
BMeoa 508'7-Cost.a Meea.-1180 Ntrwpori Blvd.
;t ;t ;t
Arthur Silver -Bob Padfield
New Blue Room
(W_u_JC!ectrie Ortll)
EM'S, DRINKS AND ROMANCE
~ Bar1>or t!U HI Palm
;t ;t ;t
Burt R. Norton
RADIO ELECTRICIAN
PltoM: 1Jt·on11 .,.
Wl CoMt ~-pon Bise\, Clallf. .
;t ;t ;t
O. fl (Pool Crawley-. M. (Morrie) Crawley
Distinctive Home ~ Crawley's ·Furniture
llU Newport lllft.--ft. 9• l>Oft MM
O>ota M...,_ "In the Heut ol Town"
;t ;t ;t
M. L. VAUGHN ,
"Tm DO 'hee).'-my -.oie'J' in this hwh !Is"
Modem Shoe Repairing
,
Olill 11--& W. N....,.,t .&1'9.
;t ;t ;t
Dutch Heacock
BOID BUIU>-
111&.11.:y Fr•at ftl•ra aan.---na ........... Be_,v~rJ!~f!m~
~~~~~;:;:=:~
(Rinehart) is a historical novel
by Elizabeth Page. Indians, 'n
everything, 'n done rtght. You n.w
her ''Tree of Liberty .. compreaaed
into the movie "The Howards or
Virginia."
UNLESS YOU HA VE A BACK
ORDER you cannot get an aUth·
or l zed Webster'• Dictionary.
Therefore the COu.EGE ST AND-
ARD DICTIONARY (Funk and
Wagnall's) is your lexicographl·
cal lean-to.
WATCH OUT for THE MA-
HATMA AND THE WORLD
fDSP) by Shridharani. At least
he clothes his ideas with convlc·
lion.
CALLING ALL EQUINES.
EQUESTRIANS AND EQUES-
TRIENNE$! Here is a hor-se-
lover's roundup tor fair: GREAT
HORSE STORIES (Doubleday),
~lected by P age Cooper and pro-
fusely illustrated by Paul Brown.
CORONER0S CREEK <MacMillan)
by Luke sPort-gunfl.re, revenge
Memorial Day • erv1ce
Sponsored by
Posts American Legi •
of
Huntington Beach Beach
Garden Grove Mld1"3Y City
and the .
Westminster Memo ial Park
at
Westminster Memo ial
and Mausole
South of W'estml11Jrte•
on Huntington Bea
Park
Thursday, May 30, 1 :00 a. m.
on horseback : and the hone fan's "---------------+---------'!
DRY CORD WOOD
FOR SALE
Blne Gum, Elncalyt>lm
andatrns
' Immediate delivery anywhere
in bay....._
Pit: ~ta --w
IET.....__ta Ama -W
Carr'1 Feed Stere
Hay and Grain
QuaUty Flledl
-I-
D.tl:J' ~iW) 81 I
lD1 lfew.-t ...._
VOllTA-&
·RHEUMATISM
and .ARTHRITIS
I sultered for ,..a -am ao
thanldu1 that I am -.II< and -aplnwlthoutpUI, -IwlDpd-
ly answtt ~ writllla -fGr ln!onnatkln. MRS. DOU IVE&
P .O. Bm: 189, L09 "-'• 52, ~
Pd Adv.--NUE-090 ~
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CALIFORNIA PHYSIC
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TIPTOl'S PROGRAM
' -Rn bd•Dy. 1a ~ ni.-Plml J99GldlDg -,..
_.,,.--_.,t!OD of -.-it'• Office:
L To o,_ D tbe Sberift'a Oltlce OD the ioaaiL
· ftmdameatal prlDdP1'-of aucc:euful buain_.,
I. To -ploy oaly .. c1a penoaa"" -tbo ablllty
--wW "' h-Uy _... -lat•-ol tile p11~• • a whole.
L To pn'9ct tlle bmocent with the same tenW tMt
.... , --... -purou!t of tbe guilty.
4.. To guarantee tbat both majorities mad millorltMI:
9ball ha'Te equal rt9bt to aecurity under ~· law.
S. To enforce all the laws wttbooat fear or fcn'or cmd
with no rec;rmd for the p:inoncrlity or po.ttton of
cm offender.
L 't9 proYide adequate protection for the rapidly
:;:'._ rural m ef Orem~ Couaty where
il(Jm ...... to ---..... --la tbe pa>t.
7, To ••med'm.ly create a Junmlle Dlmioa c.1 ..
.. -.., -cmd -god wlU. -,.._.i.
blllty oC -prM-OL
I. To cloal trlU. llOtb -------penou wttbla tbe eonttn1· of the Couaty JalL
wltboat ~ ... --h---tr-· met .. a.. etbll.
I. To COOl'dlDGte tM worll: et the lbetllr• oftice
with --.. -...-dopw-ta. ..
croold d~ of oflO:t ad .. --'" etactsncy.
l& To actt•ely cagp«at. wltla D1lbllc 1ebo1l oflldala
----ty ....... to curtail della· qamcy cmd atme aDd" t. p&uawte gmcaal 11 r•ltr 99 Jwttw
I
.,._ .. ,,.w •... .,,. ............ . 7 T E ; • ...,.11. lltl
ities Harbor Hi Honor Students Receive Awards Harbor Femi· n1·ne Act. At Annual Ser\.ice Banquet Held Friday Eve.
Oimaxlna the :y.oar'a octlvlty potrick. and _.,i.J award ~-
_a... ot Newport ButJor en, Flo)'d Blower and C)wnmoncler eil!!~~:.....---~·:·.,....-~..,....2~!!~~~~~~~-Unlon Hlal> ochool .... the annua1 ~Durant o1 the American Le-Pb(llws 13 Biid 208 + By ~.eartn Pbtia1 l&S7-R
=~ ~~~=,: P>i> ~ the Ameriean 1.ec1on G1-·r-Is-·-L-e_a_g_u_e_i_n ___ .,...Ge_rtru __ d_e_Co_I_lv-e-r-I-n-stall-,~d President of
od>ol&nblpa and awards ....... pre-award for -...... JMD Two Meetings
oenled. Attendinc wen! about 100 Reed and Carletco Meers. HIP· Business and Professional Women, Thursday
studonts and cuests. est point winners !or the year
Mia Ruth Daniell, mathematics were Herbert& John9on and for
teacher, was chairman and tout· boys a tie between Roy Ward and
mistress and Introduced the speak· Bruce McGavreDs ffighest point
ers. On the program were Prtn-winners for four years were Joyce
clpal Sidney fL Davidson. who Ann Jones and Cameron 1bOm
p-esented school service awards; and these two were winners or
Mn. Clinton Lee Sawin, Magjdan the new Assistance League
Bob Doughty and lhlff students scholarships of $150 each, the ,,,..
who spoke on phases of the th"'I"' quirements of which are:
"Scientific . Impressions." Alicia (I) lllghest total number of
Beck. DaVJd O'oa and Cameron service points during four years
ThooLH ~ l . luded at Newport Harl>or; (2) qualified ono1~ gues 5 tnc mem· for permanent membenhlp in the
hen of the -""' of trmtees and National Honor society· (3) suc-
their wives, Mr. and Mn. Donald cessfully compl•ted a coh.ae -
J . Dodge, Mr. and Mn. Braden aratory course; (4) clemomtrated
flnch. Mr. and Mn. J . A Beek, a desitt for further oducatlon and
)fr. and Mn. Mellott, A fL FUz, training toward taking his or her
place in the world a_, a better ~------------\citizen. Flnal choice was made by
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SANTA ANA
Two .,,..tings have been held In a ..ttlna of ~ f1owen. <her Betty Noller Myrl llcAl-
lhis month by the Girls' League of soft candlellclit and enchanting Uat.;., Lucile waid.n. Dorotb;y
the N~ Beach Grammar harp music Carolyn Weber, put Kendell. BIIUe Heisey, Gean Tla-
lcbool, the tint being on triclay, state president ot Business and ner, Nadeen Trick. Floronce Dur-
May 10 when they entertained at Professional women and new ktt Marptet Hallentlclt and
the annual Mothers' tea in the president ot Oranee County coun· ~ OtL
school auditorium with 80 guests di, Installed officers ot the local M~ .....,.. Gertnacl& Coll·
attendinc. B.&P.W. at a dfnntt meetfnc held ver, Natalie Michaud, l!cqbl)d
The combined glee clubs from Thunday Ownina at the Newpcrt Stephom, Forn HOOm. Betty
the aeventh and eighth crades Harbor Yacht club. Han<ly, Greth& 1'lbl>I, Marlo sang lour numbers under the di, Lighting the OYmbollca1 candles Ehlen, Winifred Barbre, · lllna
rectlon of Mary Batten Steffensen, which she peentod to the ottl, ffinbey, A1lco S1emcns, llaJ'luer-
The League cabinet held a mock cers, Miss Weber installed Gert· let Way, Mercedes Vale, cay Cos-
business meeting. giving their r.,. rude Coll..,., president; Dorothy grove, Alda Gortoft. Helen Km-
ports In rhyme, Carla Mercer Sutherland. vlco pn!Sident; Alda Dody, Koy Vauatm. Aps Blom-
danced a modern ballet number Gorton, recording secretary; qui.It. Elaine Wela, Do<othy Suth·
and Mary Ann Morey gave a short Marie Eblen COl'Tesponding secre-erland. Lois Slmmona, C\aritt
talk on the origin of Mothers' Day~ tary, and N~talie Michaud. treas-Brown, Margaret F.ae. Vltginia
The stage was attractively dee-urer. -Shirley, Mildred Stanley, Ada Bar--
orated. with masses of little yellow Tall baskets ol. pbik and white rington, Matte Rolllnc. Marie
desert primroses and on the tea carnations and sweet peas decor-Hieb9ch. Eliubeth Bantad and
tables were pretty arr~gements ated the heed tab1e, with Mar Joan Herrick.
of leaves. Alter the servtng of tea poles on the other tables., and -------
and sandwiches guests enjoyed the down the length of all were pastel
fine art exhibit in the art room. candles, arranged by Matie Roll·
The work exhibited was done by ing and her comnllttee, Mildred
seventh and eighth grade classes Stanley. Virginia Shirley, Meta
under the direction of Mrs. Bess Ba.Chm.an and Margaret Ege. Mrs.
Hughes. Collver received an orchid cor--
On May 16 the League again sage and other officen: and c1ub
entertained in the auditorium, presidents. received corsages 9f
with the sixth grade girls as ruffled carnations.
guests. The program consisted of Harriet Wood of Long Beach
a quiz with the guests as per-was harpist, and delighted with
formers and having to pay the her lovely music, played both dur-
consequences when they failed to Ing dinner and afterward as a
a nswer questions correctly. Prizes program.
of candy ban and suckers were In the absence of the retiring
awarded the lucky winners. Th.is president. Dorothea Wilson, Mar-
was the last meeting of the year garet Ege presided and Mildred
and the girls are looking forward Stanley gave the speech of wel-
to another interesting year in come. Presidents of visiting clubs
1946-47. t were introduced, as were visitlni;
Two Birthdays at
Tohill Home
members.
.. Introduced by the new president
were the committee chairmen,
Dorothy Sutherland, program;
Gretha Tubbs, parliamentarian:
There were two birthday par-Betty Barstad and Joan Herrick,
ties last ·week at the home of 'Dr. membership and-attendance:
and Mrs. G. E. Tohill, 1756 Mira-Joyce Piper, publicity; Elaine
mar Drive, Balboa. On Saturday Weiss, finance; Ruth Gerrish, em-
Taja was eight years old, and was blem; Peggy Ege. year book;
hostess at a luncheon for her Edythe Lippincott, education and
young friends. The cake with ~arch; Mildred Stanley, legis-
birlhday candles, and table decor-lation ; Borghild Stephens, inter-
ations were in pink and blue. national relatiom; Clarice Brown,
Places were laid for Terry Jay, pubUc affairs; Mercedes Vale,
Brenda and Carol Ann Blower, health and recreation; cay Cos-
Diane Covey, Llnn and Shirley grove, courtesy; Helen Kennedy,
Stahler, Betsey Levering, Sue reservations; Natalie Michaud.
Young, Bobby Zeller, Bruce Lucas, music: Matle Rolling, decorations,
Franklin Schultz. Mike Dauser, and Agnes Blomquist, musician.
Kenne th Mohler and Taja. After announcement of chair-
On Wednesday Pamela celebrat-men Mrs.• Collver was presented
ed her fourth birthday and the with a bouquet of flowers, a gilt
same blue and pink color scheme from the retiring president, Doro-
was used1 while the small guests thea Wilson, with a note or best
had favors of ha ts, papguns and wishes. Miss WilsOn was still in
baskets. Seattle and sent her present ad·
Eight mothers were present and dress, APO 500 Advance, care at
the guests included Lou1se Peters, Postmaster, San Francisco, to
Sally Schultz, Dick Stahler, Alli· which all the members were ask-
son Christler, Loren fletcher, ed to send messages until her
Denny Campbell, David Lucu, permanent address in JapM is re-
Garry Caldwell and Janet and ceived.
Kathleen Hobel. Guests present were Miss Web-
Dance Wed. for
H. S. Students
er, Amelia Oliver, president of
the Lagwta Beach club; Imo Ran-
dall, vice president of Santa ADa
club; Edith CUrrie. president of
Fullerton club; Cathryn Brewer,
Wednesday afternoon, May 22 past vice president oJ Orange
the senior class of Ne\vport Har-club; Rose Pomroy, Tonenia Hil-
bor Union High school will give a derbran, Norma Moser, Agnes
dance after school in the cafeteria Saviers, Elizabeth de Clance,
for the student body and alwnni. Allne Merrill. Pat Reid, Oleryl
Records will furnish the muaic Johnson, Mabel Allison, Mable
and there will be refreshments. No McQuinn, Mn. W . L. Tubbs, Lou
admission charge will be made. Sutton, Opal Buck, Dorothy Dun-
Jack McKibben Ui in charge ot ar-can, Martha WhJtsoa, Lee Pat-
rangementa. ton, Janet Humphrey, Edith 'Ibat·
I N D ,J V I D U A L I T Y
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Mrs. Owen Honors
Michigan Visitor
Mrs. R. C. Owen, West Coast
boulevard, entertained Wednes-
day with a luncheon honoring Mrs.
Howard Ught ol Lansing, Mich.,
who arrived last week with her
husband to spend a month with
their daughter, Mrs. William l\1c-
Doriald of Balboa.
Flowers from t he garden of the
hmtess were used for decoration
and the guest of honor was pre-
sented with a corsage of gar-
denias and lilies of the valley.
After luncheon pinochle was play-
Wa e Pat Gabriel
Ret ms Home
M' · Patricia Gabriel, daughter
of and Mrs. Lloyd Gabriel,
1909 Harbor boulevard. Cost.a
~fesa. returned home last ·week
orfolk, Va., where she serv-
onths in the navy as spec-
photographer) second class.
ived her honora~ dis-
April 5 aiid went to Wash-
D. C., to visit her sister,
. H . Snyder, who also aerv-
onths in the Waves.
ed with Mrs. Joyce McDonald ingto
taking first prize, Mn. Leon Fer-Mrs.
guson second and Mrs. Trilby ed 19
Ford consoled. Wi Miss Gabriel is Arlene
of Toledo, Ohio, who i•
here far a time. Both Miss
Gabri and her sister are well
Present were the Mesdames
Ford, Ferguson, Light, Alma
Knowlton, Mary Stan1ey, Joyce
McDonald, Jean McDonald and the
hostess, Mrs. Owen.
• Balboa Island Circle
Elects Officers
P.lrs. Leonard Hargrave was
elected president of Balboa Isl·
and circle at the meeting held in
the chapel, and other officers
named to serve for the coming
year were Mrs. Irma Rutter,
vice president; Mrs. M . Donker,
secretary, and Mrs. Bettye Fink,
treasurer.
It \\'BS voted to give $50 toward
the camp fund of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship, and $350 was
added to the building fund, $50 of
the amount being (he gift of Mrs.
Margaret Dearborn. The next
meeting .will be held June 4 at
lhe home of Mrs. Varley, 207 Sap-
phire avenue. Tttere will be a
sack lunch at noon and installa-
tion of officers.
Ebell Players
Honored at Luncheon
kno'«' in Newport Beach where
they jere former residents. ~
Joi ~t Installation
Of_f hurch Societies
Joi t installation of officers of
the. pi11a arcle and Sunday
SchOO Guild of Corona deJ Mar
Co nify church will be held at
2 p.m Wednesday, May 22 in the
social hall. Mrs. Frances Cox \\'ill
inspirational talk and Mrs.
John iller will sing. This will
be '1 last meeting before tall and ·ends of the church are in-
Vited o · attend.
Metof Church Hear
Of . I. Education
Im essions of Italy were
broug t to the group known as
Men f ·the Oiurch, which met
Tues y evening at Christ Church
by Sea, by Homer A~er of
Santa Ana,, a former major in
the l{J S. Army, who was in charge
of G education in Rome and
Nap! .
Mrs. Roger Wood entertained A nner preceded the business
with a Mexican luncheon at her mee~g and program, with B. S .
home on Montero street, Balboa L. itag and Ro&s Owen ln
for members of the cast of the charg • and Fred Woodworth pre-
play given recently by the drama siding Thirty members attended
section of the El>ell club. Place
cards at the table bore nameo ic .Invited to
or the characters in the play and Gra ge Program pictures taken that evening were .J
vtewed. Th ... 1)ll10tion picture ''Sun Val-
Gu .. u Included the Me.dames ley'~' hich was paotponed by the
Harry Carr, C. M. Deakins, O. T . Costa Mesa Grange, will be pres
Johnaon. Dorothy Leverin&. Bob sent Thursday evening, Ma.y 23
Allen Vera Doane and Florence foll g a pot-luck ·dinner at 6 :30
Mani.. aectlonl leader and author p.m. There will a1lo he a short
and cllrector"'6t the ploy. ' ~ program. This is an
=r eeling and the public is Ins
Harbor Stamp Club vtled.~
Meets May 23 · For er Harbor Girl
With the M .. a Ra~o shop In lif. Ho~pital
closed for repairs a1MI the pro-Mrt Burt Aubrey (Dorothy
p-ietors, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ewen Boudihot) of Corvallis, Ore., un·
away on a vacation, the next.meet-derw t a major operation Thun-
lng of the Harbor Stamp club day a the CaU!omla hoopital, Los
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Mr Aubrey was down to be
with · Wife but hu returned to
ore ' while the children are
s · g with their grandparents at
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the avenue home.
. Dutch lleaoock and son
Charh of Balboa laland are back
from jSeatUe where they spent a
mon With Mr. Heacock'• par-
ents. They report the weather,
after the moet rain in 20 years,
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Cub Scout Pack 105 Receives New· Charter
At End of Active and Successful y car.
Pl •nlatipn.lof the now dlart« ~ -•ttl..ma. receh1ac
WU -b>sl'ld: 105, CUb Sa>uts, pins 'ftre l.m S. ll..m. c:babma;
by their _., H. 0 . ~ at L. W. Covert,,_ Hendeteon. Tlox
the put Pack Meet of. the -, Tl1nnell and Jack McNees and oon. held · F1idoy .....,;ng In the there ...,.. abo pins for the den
Newpcrt -gram.,;a,. ld>ool mothers, Mesdames Jack Raub,
auditorium with -· 200 ~ Do1os llrius. Ruth McNees, GU-
Pl't'.5ent. '!be peck LI ,lpOnOO<ed by bert SN!. Tex Tunnel~ Dora Hiii,
the Newport Beed!. Grammar Blanche ftocen, VIOia Perkins and
school Parent-'l\!echef' association Diane Hiilman.
and den motben and members ot The boys are oelllnr tlclms tar the troop t'Clllllnittee ,...,.. \!!lank' the Scout~ motion plc-
ed !or their cooperation rot-the ture !eaturinc "The Jeep Henl-
put ,..,..., ers" and several .olhe< fi1ml
Theme of the meeting was "Ra· Thunday """nlng of this -.It at
dio" and Den 4 took the skit the hlllt school auditorium, and
aWard when thr-e. members w.!re thl'ft' prizes will be gtvm to the
"hypnotized" , and P"" Imitations CUbs selling the most tickets to
of Nelson Eddy, Bing Oooby and the show .•
Frank Sinatra sincing over the The latter ~ ot June den
radio. Den 4 of wh.id1. den inotb-mothers are givin& a picnic far
.,... are Mn'. Tunnell and Mn. the O.b Scouts and the . bo)'S ":"'
Perkins, abo woo the attmdance to brine money for famine ~
award. and as they h8d recelwd Instead ol col1ectlna food. wblcb
it th~ times, were giVen a Pemi· takes so long to ship.
anent ribbon for their Cub flag.
Party Honors
Miss Rose Rath
Den 7, of which Mrs. Raub ls
den mother, got,. a ribbon1 for win-
ning the handicra!t award three
times and also received the good
conduct peru!ant. Mrs. Gilbert Miss Doria &oe Rath was hon·
Seal's Den 6 received the hand.i· ored recently with a surpt ise birth.
craft award. day party given by her mother,
Mr. Culbertson of the sU:ta Mrs. Ray Craig, 27th street. It
Ana office showed two motion was a weiner roast on the beach,
and among those present were Mr . pict'1-feS in color. OJ.bbing in the a nd Mrs. M . D. Banks and "Miss
Home and Cubbing in t~. A LesJyne Everette, formerly of number of guests were ~nt N from San Juan Capistrano. where ewport Heights but ftO'l of Hunt-
ington Beach; Joe Kl&cues at San a OJb Scout pack is just being Gabriel, Miss Pat Anderson and
organized. Miu Audrey Sacks of ~
Boys receiving awards we re Park, A. Forrest or Otrus. John
Tom Henderson and Charles Gill, Forgie, Miss Rath's fiance, and a
Llon badge; Skipper Hitchcock friend from Oce&nside, Eddie Rath
and Sammy Cooper, Keeper of the of Puente, Miu Jeanne Rath and Buckskin; Bruce Brown, Peter ,..._ __ .. ,.,_ Ray ~' .. u . -~ ~ ~~1. Tatum, Kenneth Nack and Roland -----'''--------
Beach. Denners stripes;. F1oyd
Swanson, Wolf badge; Torn Perk-
ins, Lion badge, and Webelos
award; nmothy Tunnell, Bear
silver arrow; James Alexander,
Wolf gold and silver arrows; Bob
Briggs and Roger Boyvey, Wolf
silver arrows.
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