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STUPENDOUS! In three
years Newport Beach has
jumped from sixth to third
place in assessed property
values in Orange county, ac-
cording to the annual report
on finances of municipalities
and counties of califomia as
ccimpiled by State Controller
Thomas H. Kuchel. Santa
Ana is first with a combined
realty, improvements and
personal assessments of $26,-
448,170, with Fullerton sec-
ond, having $18,175,685 and
Newport Beach next with
$16,842,070. The figures are
as of July l, 1944, and gives
this city $8,749,035 realty,
$6,037 ,780 improvements and
$2.053.255 personal property.
Huntington Beach is fourth
with total assessed values or
$11.487.898, An ah e i m is
fifth , Orange sbcth and La-
guna Beach seventh.
In line with this vital and
factual information comes a
talk made by Walt Long-
moor at the Associated meet-
ing Tuesday, in which he de-
clares Orange c o u n t y ' s
coastal area will shortly be
the playground of the Pa-
cific and points to the fact
that there are 3000 pleasure
craft here with an assessed
value of $5,000,000. Mr.
Longmoor is not . given to
hasty or far-fetched conver-5a ti on and . when he says
that some quarter of a mil-
lion .sport and commercial
fishermen frequent these
shores annually, he is not far
from the mark. He puts the
yearly revenue at $2,000.000
with 105 fishing boats plying
these waters.
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) Balboa-Catalina. If the
. foregoing is any criterion of
how we gTO\V, co~ider the
first boat passenger run out
of-here for Catalina. Some
years ago an effort to give
harborites a daily trip to
Avalon died aborning. But
the "Clarwalt," a trim craft
with a capacity of 50 people,
started bravely forth from
Balboa and despite the usual
11bugs'' in its operation, fin-
ished the journey. Four men
are behind the venture:
Walter Hartman. Ed Shin-
bain, Ben Rabuskin and U. S.
N . Comdr. Chas. Williams. • + +
Bul1ders Bottle. Southern
California builders seem to
be stirred over Black Mark-
ets in materials and claim
much .critical stuff is funnel-
ed into non..,,;sentials. Well.
lf you would care to take a
run through large city areas,
you would find many struc-
tures, other than homes, ris-
ing. Take out Crenshaw way
In Los Angeles, · several big
department stores are pour-
ing millions or dollars worth
ol equipment into mammoth
structures. Where do they
get It? They certainly must
have approval of the U. S.
Housing authority, else how
could the priorities came
through? It's a cinch the
G. I.'s aren't getting homes
out of that material, and it's
a fact that hundreds of
houses could be built from
them out of that lumber. • • +
Any Butter Tod&y! Larry
Ewing of . the Mesa Radio
Shop is home from a two
weeks' jaunt to Kansas and
smiles when he tells about
the ~ntiful supply of but-
1er, hatn, etc. at I0\\1 pnces.
He say); ethe! gas sells for
12 9111) cents per gal., as
agaiI)St; 20 cents here: that
farmer.i claim there are a
quarter of a million pounds ot beeffon the hoof in Kans-
&!'-Larry wonders what
c,.uses ;lack of distribution,
as against one section of the oauntrii against another. ; + + •
Pri 7 0.. Next 'l\Je9dAy
ill elec:tlon day for the prl-
Diaris 'In California and we
vote fOf state otftdals. a few
county candidates and as-
~ Best contest IS
tbe race for sheritt and as-
..nbly. In Newport three _, are nmnlng for olflce:
Eur~ for •-"'bly,
• "Olba". ,Morris for sherltt
'and Herman Childs for coo-
, lltelJle Ol COUl'9I! Geo. Gru:--
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dall ill a candidate for super.
ftlor but George bas no ~ pum1h Why say more.
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, LIDO ISLE, NEWPORT EIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA
VOLUIO llJDtVDI NEWPOBT BEACH, CALD'O.U.'IA, TllUBSDAY, llAY ... 19i" ~ T NlllDIER U
Great Ocean Playground
Boy Scouts Show
They Exe-el Even
At Bisquit Baking
Edison Rate Slash
Creates Big Saving
esorts Planned
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HOU8e Marked Up under awtr-at 114 Tllr--quoise avenue. S.llMll Mencl
Paint ..,.. smeu<ed en the imlcle
JU\.-enlles with a yen for vandal-and a bole -.. poked in the
Ism are suspected Joy Newport po-plaster, Mn. J .. A. A1lmd jt. al
lice in the smearing of a . -that addrfta reportecl
Cemplete Fountain-Service at
HANSEN'S
i100 Oeean Front Newpwt
NOW OPEN EVENINGS
MALTS • SANDWICHES •
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Refrigerator Af1tt, siOo Collected Beach 0·11 Co. ell Appeals King Guion Plans-
New Type Music Damages Slight In Food Drive to F . r Aid to Fund
n.. home of Chari .. '· wolf• Aid Europe G·ives s·5QQQ D • ve of Church ~ Gi::,ue i!:i,nu:ru~ ti;:t,:: 1 of Glendale at 1510 Ocean Front, , , v. Edwud D. Go<QU, pastor tO the Rendezvous ballroom in
Newport Beach, wu the soene of Fl hundred doll . F d D of 'tie Cbrlst Church by the Sea, Balboa on Saturday night, June 1.1 · I ve ars has been T • the !Ommunity Methodbt cburdJ is the augmented rl).yt.hm section.
a fire Monday eve.rung at 7 coUected in the last week for 0 un rive of Newport Beach, bu sent a which listeners at his last Bal-o'clock which., while causing lltUe the Emergency Food Collection pasionJ. letter to frlendl and boa engagement dubbed .. double
damage,\ emitted en<JU&h amoke drive, as reported by Dr. G. N, 'hers of his church. appealing rhythm."
to alarm nearby resulents and call Pease, chairman, and Roland fET1their aid in maJdng possible
out the fire department at New-Wright. treasurer. 1be promise by Glenn Martin, the raising of $35,000 in the By using ty.·o bass, two &Uilan,
pert. Bal a1rp1 two drums and one piano, it This amount includes callee-t:imott ane manufacturer church's new building crusade now
The cauae of the fire WU re-tions made at grammar --'--ls and former resident of Santa Ana. under way. said that the band's rhythm sec--~ be th ~--• of ~~ tribu h I $1 E tion achieves a verSatility seldom ix>rlc:u. to e U'-U1unc up a and at the high school and aev-to con te t e ast _oo.ooo in .. have been your pastor for attained by a dance orchestra..
ge retrigerator and the owner. eral generous individual checks the $500,000_ fund raising cam-&ix1 """al'S," Goodell wrote tn part
... .. 1....,. t b Id th n--byt r1 <I" The new crew with its d:iUerent notified at his Glendale home, which were mailed Into drive ~·: 0 UI e ..-,~ e an of · pie&. 'The one time when _ . . ~de an .appearance later in the headquarters. hOlpi.tal in Newport Heights, hu I pealed to you for 8 aupreme acyle or produong mUllC la the
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_.iar Rendnvoul. • King Guk>n's ls "the -tll&t -.-watch In '46." •
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HUDSON
CARBONATORS
for
Fountains
The drive will continue through led a Huntington Beach oil com-eff~t-the debt-raisins campaign culmination of a planned cam-;==~====================~~eW!Dlnc~~~to~s~urv~ey~~the~~damag~~~e.;.i food atom and civic aniza-prany to add tta $:5000 check to the -~ responded mqnlftoently. paten by the ambitious youne sax ; tloru1. Rotary club, the ~nsor-tund. It w~ l't!ported by the New-w~ paid the debt In fuJJ and player to develop a new type of
Ing group locally, voted to take port Beach campaign committee hov,e about $4000 In cub for our dance bond-<l band that Is pleu-
a collection from memben at the today. , bll#ding project. That required ing to ~~ ea.i: a.i:td combines
PROMINENT CITIZENS
ENORSE
M'ADELYN D. PLATT
Candidate for I
As5em_bly 7 4th District
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THE FOLLOWING PROMINENT CITIZENS OF THE -74TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT HEARTILY ENDORSE
MADELYN D. PLAIT:
CurtJ~ Burrow L EIU'le Phlllipt Herbert L. mtl
(Ulbl!rt P1att B. Z. McKinney C. A. Knowlton
0 . G. Grupf' .Ir. Earl E. Wrl1bt Mrs. C1audla \\~onwlck
R.. C. llead ~trs. Wallace Walton Major Leach
Mnl-Sharpie--\\'&Iker Hany Brackett J&me!l E. \Valker
\\"&)"De llarrl!iOn ROM Boyd A. P. Trawick
John H. Knox Jr. \V. MaxweU BOl'ke Mrs. .Jan.Ice Shockey
M1'. Harry \\'eetover Ru8Mlll MUlllO R. O. Chambers
Ger&ld Edwank Mrs. Guy Harvey fttn. RMe Dracti
N. E. \\•est Judge J. G. Mitchell .J. R \\'alAh
M.n.. Ruth Ann Spears George Thomp&OD Mr9. M.lcbala Valles
Larry Golden ~n. H. M. Wal.ll.Acford \Voodrow Wlbon
Mn. Haz.el Goldea Capt. Richard R. Wo~ Fn>cl A. Jacobo
J . F. Olllncer
Mrs. Andrew .ladmoa Hayman Guy Rlch&rdA Bryan Boatlck
M ~ Alice Bee-kier ~In. Alma Morrta Mn. Allee .lacobtl
~lanuel Vlep Jr. Benj. L. McCarler E\.·erett A. White
Robflrt Brown George Tobl.u Mn. Pearl Platt Smith
WOMEN HA VE EARNED THE RIGHT OF REPRE-
SENTATION IN GOVERNMENT
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next meeting, and a_ppointed Jack Encouraged by the oil com-th~ raising of apsroximately $17,-good musicianship ~'lth danceable Phone A•befm 465!
Cole and Sam Porter to contact pany'a donation. Braden Finch, 000:-Now we are planning to tempos. 62S So. Lt. Aqelea St.
all other service clubs in the hope chairman of the local campaign raiSe $35,000 above all that we Bob Murphy, manager of the '------------'
they 1ri11 also make • canvu ot and vice chairman in the county hue on hand. . This will give ---:::=============:::;:==:::::::::::::;:--mfltlben. Don Durant and D. drive, said that all worken un~ us , sufficient money to go ahead
W. Coppenmith were appointed der hil command were receiving as soon u conditions make pos-
from Rotarj to ca.nya.s the Amer-calla from other contributon in si e the building which is '°
lean Legion members and solicit this area who wish to add to the baiJ!.v needed.
their participation tn the drive. money they have already given for ~e church membership in a.nt
Roland Wright, manage r of the cons~ctlon of the new hos-n~ meeting has voted that it
Newport Bank of America baa pit.al building. is"absolutely necessary to the on-
opened. temparary accounts tn h.11 Members of the Assistance g~ life of the church to pro-
bank and another one in Balboa League under the chairmanship vi e both the bulldln& at the
Bank of America. He announces ot Mn. Walton Hubbard and of p nt location and an adequate
that checks may be mailed to Mn. Arthur Best are r eceiving ch' pet on Balboa Island. ;~~===========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ either bank. made out to Erner-the entire support of the league TI know that you are anxious
gency Food Collection, and also in the present fund campaign and th.t 'Christ Church by the Sea'
that these contributions are de-they will canvass loca1 people dur-shill meet her whole resix>nsibll-
ductlble from income tax. There ing the next 10 days in the hope ityr Will you not lay aside 'every
are containers now in food stores of gaining the $60,000 quota re-coecern that will interfere and
and shoppers are being urged to quired of the harbor area. gi~' '·your best thought and effort
make a contributinn to hungry A n:ix>rt of pledges filed in to great and imix>rtant task!
people abroad as they shop. the Newport Beach and Santa Y with the heuty effort ol
Fortune for Tellers
So eager are Americans to peer
around the corner of the future
that S125,000.000 is spent annual-
Ana headquarters of the hospital e~¥i one of us and full coopera-
campaign with totals follows: llon or all can we hope to ac-
Oties-Total coA-iplish our task. Only as we
Santa Ana-Tustih ........ $107,023.50 s~k God's guidance and bless-
Laguna Beach ................ 37 .3.56.50 inl for the crusade can we hope
Orange ............................ 18.601.00 Y effort, your money and your
Huntington Beach ........ 18.291.70 t~fwin. Plan to give this crusade
ly for the futile prophecies of for-San Juan Capistrano.... 16,000.00 pr yers."
Costa Mesa ... '................. 6,068.50 I ~-'.-----------. lune tellers.
Expert
Radio Service
Phone Beacon 5816
Palmer Radio
AND ELECTRIC
!US Newport BlTd.
COSTA MESA
Quality Lumber
and
Building Material•
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LUMBER CO.
A . E. HOSTETLER
Pho·ne Beacon 5015
ROSSI'S
Liquor Store
;oo Coast RIP.way
Formerly Gordon's Drue Store
Open Every Day
Anaheim ............. ............ 800.00 [ FOR INSURANCE SEE
Fullerton ........................ 645.00 I
Placentia ........................ J,600.00 l;foward W. Gerri1b
Garden Grove ................ 4.550.00 -.
Non-county .................. ,. 2,380.00 . 1808 Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach ."........... 42,606.70 COSTA MESA
GRAND TOT AL ........ $255,922.90
NEBRASKA PICNIC SUNDAY
The Ord. Neb., picnic will be
held Sunday, June 2 in Bixby park,
Long Beach, according to the
president of the society, Mrs. P.
Phone Beacon 5151
Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life
License and Contract
Bonds Written
P. Bell. ._,,__ _________ _,
WANT TO FLY? .1 • Flying lnstrjtctlon
• Charter Tri' '
• Plane RentalS
AT THE NEW •
NEWPORT BAY KY HARBOR
19th and Placen,,
for information . . ,
Costa Mesa
PHONE S. A. 2140
--FOR SA~JW.Ft:--
New Ercoupe11, Aeronca.a and ~y Surplus
~tea....,..;>_ Fairchilds and
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-Going to Build! nis ear?
Yoo probably have yo~ dream b-all
worked oat In your ~ -or maybe your
architect or ooatractor ~y baa prepared
plans on paper for you. i:
.. , l!'.lectztclty wlD haft a ~ pen In _..,,,,
cll'MIDll of postwar llvinf. come Vue. When
you go over the plans "'th your balider be
IUl'e to Mi him about the newm develop-
menlll In bouebold ~ 1avlng and ,_
Uoaal hMaty.
Ou kperta la everytblilg eleetriCal wlD be
glad to help with la~ plus or pcobloc•
One ag..uo.i may~ a lol ol dllfw-
la t,be "llv&ellilHy" ol ~ Iv-.
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• Before You Build or Remodel
• vlllt oar IBte:w"stc n•p!e
and clllplay .-. . : .
Color guides, plan-
nlng aids, campre-
henslve stock of
rugs, carp!ts and
linolewn. -· CJarlleb
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LUDLUM 1 Carpet Works
1822 South Main St. Phone Santa Ana !808 SANTA ANA
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You will b< glad you waited for that new Electric Water
Heater. and you will b< abk co buy ir 1oon,
An.Electric Wattt Heater is rops in water heating con·
venience Silent, clean, safe, it 1111tom•ti<1llJ supplies
plenty of b0< water anytime you need it
Electric W attt Hearers are low in operating cost, and
th<y give you long years of card r«; service For modem
convenience and economy it's sman to buy an tl1r1ri&/
Ask Y°'!I' dealer.
IOU•HllN CALIPOINIA IDiSON COM~ANT
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Talented Duo On ( Beachcomber.Staff Pierce Out Pasadena ·Man . Tave111 Keepers '. enTu ta~~~ :!:C::. ':""' I 1or---lale~tbe~~v:~ -
Balboa Inn f.ard Has New OffICes · ~~:!:s.:!Y ~':: 11 l ;their;:;·~·, ,;:;.~;:;::=,;:;·;:;:•;:;•w.;:;are;:;~;:;ocuslng;:;cy';:;';::;;Lec1cer;::;;;:;-;::;;;,;;.t;:;N;:; ..... ;nm;:;;:;-;::;;;:;"";:;"'::;:;;;;Catttul::;:;;;;';:;Y-si-e::;:;;;;;:; .• ;:;Llft.::;:
.; .~~ .~th~~~ ~·::,~u.:i:fl~~~ Be1!:: Of Log Race With the addition of Franklin SANTA ANA, May 27.-Re.
Inn Cafe, with the opening comber, are now in a new loca-'lbomu of the California lnltl-ing former city attorney Ott~ !~·
Tbun(iay night of Judy Whitney tion according to editors Ruaell T Sa o· tute of Technology at Pasadena Jacobs: 81 their counsel, mem~
and Wes Vaughn for a limited Dietrich and George. Varga. now 0 n 1ego and Q\arles Gilman Hyde of the of the Orange County Ta'rern
ena•a--t at the popular Bal-wo. rking on the new edition plan-Trss ---..i ti ·~-~·· •-"~" -~ • I -~ t J faculty it.the University of Call-~pen ~• on ~y o , boa night spot-ueu .or the atter I"'"-" .. o une. the' '-'tial ul I of fornia, keley campus, the ad-U' u.u assa t on the p an
Wes was formerly with many The Beachcomber, which 111 M k Pierce of Balboa Island. .... .-. board ot consulting engl-the county to aueu liquor licentes . printed by the Newport Harbor ar ~-1 f big name bands u vocalist a_nd Publishing Co., will now be edit· who won . the $4000 gold cup of oeen which will srepare a sur· or tax purposes.
cuitar player and sang with ed in the new office building on the American Power Boat . auo-vey of a county-wide sanitary County Counsel Joel E. Ogle re-
Freddie Martin. Ted Weems and th d floor at 509 E. Central ~tion ~ 1941 with his 7~foot system is now completed. accord-cently ruled that liquor licemes Mi Whit e secon diesel crw.ser Anne,(: will not de-lng to an announcement made at .. the late Hal .Kemp. lSS • 1n Balboa. f . d his titl . th edicted 1 the Orange meeting of the Auo-are personal property and sub,ect
ney accomparues and solos on the I In the new office building also en S •Di1!l eandpr b ck .~~ o·ated Chambers of Commerce of, to a tax. chord and is well known in · 1 ' race to an ego a uuo nova . , is Harry Ashton, attorney.at-aw, weekend. He has not been able Orange county. Many payments on the assess-
muaic circles for her ability on well known Hollywood yachtsman, to buy or charter a suitable boat With A. M. Rawn, chief engi· ments have been made already,
the instrument. I V.:ho is making the Harbor area and his present cruiser, although neer of the Los Angeles county most of them accompanied by
his home. extremely fast, is under the r e--sanitation district as third mem· protests, ~1eaving the way open_ for
AD kinds typewriter ribbona ln quired length of 30 feet. ber, the board wtll draw up plans court action which Ogle and
atock at the News-'nmes. J Ma.nila folden at News.'nmes. The famous James Craig trophy for a district which will include all Enderle foresaw would be forth-,
was won in the last race to be
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cities and unincorporated areas, coming. r
held since before the war and and will submit requests to the The assessor said that the $600,·,
came to the coast for the first I supervisors for field work which 000 assessment o! the 173 liquor
time. The race ca lls for 150 miles will be done by specialists or by licenses in Orange county is about
or more of open ocean racing and meriibers of county departments. one.half their actua1 marketable
at that time was run from Long j The survey 1s the result.of re.-value. I
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We wish to thank and all of the
customers who
made our opening last Saturday a big sue-
hundreds of friends
one
and
cess.
We also wish to thank the ll)any indi-
viduals and firms for their congratulations
and beautiful flowers.
Beach to Coronado and back. In quests for improved sanitation
that event Don Allison's Hoaloha facilities from practically E>Very
was top contender, but ran out community in the county, most of
of gas just before the finish. Bets which are faced with overburd-
are on her this time for Dean ened pla nts or no facilities at all
Banlcs of Pasadena, who had ex-due to increased population
pected to be in the run with the t growth during the war years and
40-Coot Harco cruiser No. 3 finds ' post-war months.
SHOES
Repainld While You "'alt
Ray Pagan
515 East Bay Front
'!!====Hampton Harbor · Dr L!g~
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JUDY \\rlUTSEV and \\'ES \',.\UGHAX, popular entertainers who
have ju..'t con1v&e ted a succt"s..,ful season at the Rainbow Room, Palm
Sprinas, wlll 01M:n a U1nit ed e1i.gageme nt at the Balboa. Inn Cafe
Tltunday, May SOth.
GEORGE' D. BASSETT
General Accounting • Fishermen's Bookkeeping
Income Tax Servloo
280% \\·. Central Ave., Phone Harbor l~·.r .• Ne:rrt Beaeh
GORDON B. FINDLAY
CO!'iTR.<\.CTOR . .\.;,~D BUILDER
ornee: MIO Cout Bl,-d. Phone Harbor CJ 2
CABINET SHOP SERVICE
CABINETS AND MJLL\\'ORK
T . C. JOHNSON. Supt.
-&~h Street Phone: Harbor 2S88·.J
,wtlcal•rlr R•co••••decl
For hr10•1 la '•ltllc ut.
Hew H.. f,...Ju....t T.....,..
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-comploxl.. ...d sh.pod "' ...tdl tho e<>olour of 'fO"' !Kial '""""" n..., h .1 p .......... chea:-wha.. • tlf\al1I eppeeranc..
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ENJOY WEARING
YOUR PLATES
WHILE PAYING
Take adnntace of Dr. Cow·
ea .. Ube:ra.1 Credit Plan for all
branches ot dentistry. Arran.p
to have -all your Deeell'J'J'
work -led RIGHT NOW
• • • pay later la .....u •Nkl7
or moad.1:7 amoaata. N ~ T
ONE PEl'o'NY ADDJ'DONAL
COST.
MMe Your Own Tenm
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the boat is not broken in enough
to race and neither is Dutch F" 1 H •
Schultz' Blue Moon, which has Ina earing On
I just been reconditioned, but the L d M M d .
latter will probably take the com-I an ap On a) l mittce do\\n . The master land-use map for
The 20 or so cruisers left Ne,v-O range county which gives a gen·
port this morning and running at era! outline of development areas
a straight speed, were to be in at for future years may be" adopted
the Coronado Yacht club at 2 p .m .1 by the eoµnty planning comis-
AftC'r th£' WC'ekend of events plan· sion a t their n1eeting Friday eve-
ned for the opening of the Cor· ning. l\1ay 31. and pass it along to
onado club they 'viii complete the 1 the board of supervisors.
~nd lap of the race Sunday eve--S('C'OOd public hearing on the
ning. map was held i\.1 onday at Gar·
L. A. County Legion
Women Feted Here
den Grove.
ScattC'red about t he map are
nine square miles Of industrial
and commercial areas but present
policy still calls for screening
A pleasant day \Vas spent by heavy industries · through Iand-
1he women of the auditing com-use applications.
mittee of the Los Angeles County ------------Council. Amer ican Legion au.xil-
iary, at the home of Mrs. L. F .
Let hen. 1428 \Vest Bay avenue ,
Newport Beach. Follov•ing the
business session a delightful
luncheon was served.
The committee con1isted of l\trs.
Fern Byrnes of Los Angeles, l\lrs.
Ann Tennis of l\'la}">vood and Mrs.
Lethen of Ne,vport. Mrs. SacUe
Shay of Los Angeles is president
of the council; Mrs. Thelma Gas-
ton of \Vestwood, secretary. and
Mrs. l\'lar y Anderson or Los An-
geles, program chairman. They
were honored guests.
l\.lrs. Lethen is press chairman
of the county council.
Boat Owners .••
Canvas
By the Yard
Wide Widths-All Lengths
Santa Ana
Tent & Awning Co.
1629 SO. Main St.
Phone 207
SANTA ANA
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CHRISTIAN'S HUT
Leonard Marshall, Mll1lllier
Balboa, Callfornla .
DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL BAR
DINNERS ... BANQUETS
away back .. when a fellow got
what he wanted, when he want-
ed and needed it? Do You?-
Woll it's aft <0ml119 back, slowly
llut doflnltaly ••• -thine -
today ••• more tomorrow, we hep9.
TIERNANsS Can Now DELIVER
Adjustable bock, wood ond Metal Posture choirs,
-ol Copy Holden, that 1ove time and orron.
Comfortable Swlvel-llodo: Choirs, -al w-
lloskots, A.\efol Smoltlnv Stands, Metal Card flies.
Also some Wooden Typewrltw Slonds1 spnng
filled Choir Cushions, and many other offlee
nesd1
VISIT TIERNAN'$ TODA YI .
Nezt door to Bay Vle"· Cafr. e a. m. to ·e p. m.
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Boraxo ~.:::!' '!; zi .
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619 Coast Highway
"'* la the time to 1iea1 your lcmµJy
to lclll ol lt9&h "'J91ablea. There'• a wide variety
ol' ~ looda m -00 plan to ........ two or
three dllf-t ooee at each meal. To be sure of lull '!"ti~, buy '!here quality ia guaranteed
. . . your Mlec:tlon8 at Safeway.
DAIRf PRODUCTS
Pasteuri7.ed Mille Z -29c ~ ....... Holf~Zlc.
Lucerne Half & Half _ 16c
Lucerne Buttermilk _ '81/2".
CottageCheese -•
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Luncheon Meats '":; »
Armour'1T,...l,lnic:it ~·,, C' ';.
Roth Block Howk.
Corned Beef Hash ";: D-
e1ue Ribbon INnd.
Ham Spread "'::"-":: 2D" Scrapple v....,_ .. , ,'.:i:: ZI•
PEI FOOIS .
Kendall "Fives.. .,'!:% ZZ.
Kendoll ~ Doo F-c, S... .... S'1c.
Friskies '::,.. -.-. _.
. frilldft Cut.I, 2.-~. &*41 .. Ztc. .
AllbreedsDog Food-: D-
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Foncyqualitynewwhitevoriety.
Flavorful all-purpose potatoes.
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(Continued from Page ll after• -""cart trip (Continuedfn>mPapl). Before any definite move las th R I J . M. GRIFFITa
acroa the prairies and dem ta to made on the suggestion for -t moo u AUD ISABELL. a angle -INSURANCE-
law entorcement work in Orange the golden Statr of California. His coutal dtJes to consider the aet· office changes or -consolidation. ~ LES'l'ER PAUL SIMS,
parent. ontied to Gcopol Swamp, tins up ol a wide program of the commlttee of the Newport WAL'tER MORRIS GUEDEL. • FIRE ""':'i!ltt Ell.lott's grand -daddy Orange county and there. Jeae "'°"'"tlonal facilities for all the Harbor O.amber of ~ <Continued from Page 11 'iEN:1lY EDWARD OOFFM lli • Atn'OMOBILE
was raised to manhood. beach communities, poln~ out will make a thorough study and --a'1d tjiERTRUDE K. COFFMAN, ·• COMPENSATION ..
• YACHT
brought In two migrant trains At the esmt time among that more and better facilttiea secure complete information as Santa Ana; Mrs. Leta Sk~. Mrs. Hl.JSb!nd and Wife, SANTA ANA In 1849 to Fort Sutter. California. many oU.: ~ •pooltloaa will attract more people to th ... to advantag .. or otherwise. Walter Hartman, J . G. Qonhoff, MO!l;<:AGE and INVESTMENT
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-o-& BloM.. (Jo.-& del Mar
held by Orange oounty"i Sheri!( d~es. Though Onnce county This was decided Wedne.day at Mn. James Rorick of l!fewport COMfANY. FANNIE PEASE . • "STU" DUNLAP
Elli tt. ls his appointment u ViceJ. Cities do have aome recreatlon&ll a meeting of the committee head-Beadl; Mr. and Mn. Alberl Joyce, O~, SIDNEY F . PA'l'TISON, • O.~ of the State Law Advls-centers, he said most of them are ed by s. A. Meyer with O.arles Mr. and Mn. Jack He~n of J . THOMASON, FLORENCE COAST PROPERTIE" CO.
0 Commlttee and President of lacking in proper equipment and Crawford. Col. F. C. Venn, Lew Costa Mesa; Mrs. Louise1 Fidler. E . ~ ERMOTI', KENNE'nl D. "" ~ ~ State S~f'I Auociatlon proper leader& far a well-rounded-H. Wallace, George Welaa, J . A. Mn. Elizabeth Miller, ~· and ~BELL. EDW,ARD D. MOit-703 East Central _ BALBOA ·-Harbor 6S3
Zo 1 prising the elev~ out athletic program. Beek also members of the group Mrs. PauJ Lorentzen, . and RlS d MINNIE .MORRIS, Hus-t ~ =tlea. "We should have more ball play-which was increased by the ad-Mrs. Darwin Tate, Mrs. Louise band and Wife, LOS ANGELES oR";-;miJ.:Rt-;-~:;;-y:;;:-::-:-;;;;;;;-:;::;==~==---
Tempxary Phone, o.y 654 La-
sun& llNdl; Phone Night. ll362
sou . ~~ ol th Ing grounds and more tennla dltlon of Erwin Spicer and G. W. Fidler, Mr. and Mn. Frank Bell MOR,fGAGE UNDERWRITERS, FOR A RELIABLE Paint Job on IElllPLODD:NT OPFDED •
Here JS •man --w..., ere-courts in the lnlMd cities and BUsett. of Balboa; Karl Reid. Balboa hl-Inc.,' corporlltion, TI-IE ELLIOT your home, call Beaoon S33Q •
Lasunalleech -
Corona del Mar
Malt Shop
1911 ODMt Bis .....
• Old l'uhJoned malta
We ......, juot thls.
ROOFS
spect ~ ~-0~ ~ \!:: more ping pong and card tableo, All local postmasters will be In-an.d : Elvin Funder, Lone( Beach; HO!qlE C 0 M ~ANY, E .' J. .!ft<r 4:39 p.m. 10.tfc WANTED -Housekeeper, small
citizens &e ~ h more motel& and parking fadll-vited to attend another meeting I Miss Ludlle Graham, ~ Diego; W ~. FIRST DOE, SECOND home on Island. Cook meal&. ~ont for • -In the beech attaa," be said. of the committee when more d.,_ Mr. and Mn. Cl)'de ~ C. R-DOE~ j THIRD DOE CORPOR-SIGN PAINTING llii:ht housework home · bt:a ~ys. I will ·~:.= c:n-adding that the pouibilities are tails of service can be discusled Miller. Norine Stetzel, [Edward ATiq: a Corporation, Defend--Good pay. Phone
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Hu-bor ~-M. ti.nu~~~ __ will O: ec-here for the finest recreation pro-and Frank Harwood, gostmaster Shinblain, Walter Wittert. B. D. ants.~ Boilta, TNcka, wtndowl 42-tfc lion u ..-• my gram to the county. "If we are to at Santa Ana. will also be to-Rabushkin, Mr. and Mn\ M. A. Y"f' are dlreeted to appear to Walla and Bullettna. <wuANTEO-:rn;;;·n;:-;=,-,;-.,.--.,,..::::_:::
utmoot to ..,._ you. give a favorable lmpreulon to vlted to give his sugge<tlonl . fer Morris, Harry fbainberl'l"d. Loo an , n broueht acatnat you by Railed Metal. Wood and room. oo!i,.,,. for boy 6 years.
These are not mono wor'21. aahls tourist&. Improvement of toter-county mail Angeles: Comdr. WUllaJjw. San the named plaintiff In the Plutlc att<n F ther loal A ieneral CU'e
record to otfke proveo thll beyond Before cloolng, Dr. Strong 1\111· service. Diego, and Skipper Walter Hart-Court of the State of AL LACHMEYER 1!.J home .:;w1 ~~d Wai
a doubt. gested the poaibWty of an adult Many ideas regarding the tu-man. ::· tr ~ •: ~-:: .:w:e th= 1Tl6 West Central ~ W . ~an ~t. ·N~
recreation program, with a com-ture of the Harbor area and !ta Milk, B tt Ch ' therein within ten darl Harber 12'3-M :!lltfe 43-2q
Lar-Reefer d . prospects for expansion in all ltnel u eese 5~• mlttee to act to an a .viaory ca-were pr ... nted at the meeting Pr. Go u' aervlce on you of thll COOPERATIVi: WANTED-Cook to oome to part
. , padty In cooperation with county which waa attended by s. A. lce8 P J~e 1 , If aerved within the ROO of each day during summer.
APPLIED oa m'AllQ!D
America• larsnt rdrl.,...tor la officiala and community organlza-Meyer, J . A. Beek, Earl W. Stan-Coun of Oranae. or within thirty FING 00. Good salary. Write Box 1166,
capable of •tortnc from 60,000 to tlons for a countywlde recreation ley, o.ar1 .. Crawford, G. W. Baa-WASHINGTON, May ;zg.-Th• c1ays ; served elaewhere, and you ·~ Balboa Ia1and or phone Hart>ot
75.000 tona of perishable produce. program. sett Jr. Col. F . Y. c. Venn Erwin Office of Economic Sta~!Uzatlon att ed that un1 ... you oo •P. New and Repair 1661hJ. 43-lta F'lft -..i.. "' Impectloa
w. J. Bmbow It is the converted cave-Uke Ker-S 1 ' Basse ' announced today that tM retail pear d · answer u above re--
lord quarry nnr Atcl>loon. Kan.. Jei':' George tt and Harry price of mllk will be increaaed one q the plalntlff will take Phcine 875-M DECORATORS
3602 Marcus Ph. Hbr. 1012-J which wu ll!ued to the U. S. War Sell that unwanted article · cent per quart, butter h cents nt for any money or dam-216 E.. 20th St.. Oosta Mm& KAY FINCH CERAMICS bu
Food AdmtnlatratloD. through Newa-'nmel ads. per pound and cheddar bh .... 6 -j cled In the Complalnt. -opentnp MW for• few strll m
-Telephone Directory
-WITH-
.JNew Harbor and Beacon Numbers
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Now Being Delivered
The new prefixes, as well as Telephone
numbers assign~d when the new Costa Mesa
Central office was opened, are listed in the
New Orange ·County Telephone Directory.
Whenever it becomes necessary to enlarge
a Telephone System, the changes may result in
temporary inconveniences for some of our sub-
scribers. We appreciate the co-operation of all
' Telephone users in making this change suc-
cessful. ·
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Our facilities are being expanded to meet
post war demands for service as rapidly as
possible:
We hope to complete a $70,000,000.00 con-
struction program in Southern California in
1946.
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The new Costa Mesa office is one important
step in this program.
OBITUARIES cents. These new prices Wm be el-u UP"" contract. or will p A I N T 'I N G ·-woman with art traJntnc or •bli·
fectlve June 1, In all 1tate1 except a to th• Court for any other 12 Years Service to Newport • ity. Aak for Miu Dierker, 121
'------------' I Arizona and New Mexico. rel! . demanded to th• complaint. Harbor Area Cout Bl'fd.. COrona c1eJ Mar .
. GI n under my hand and seal H~Hall 43-ttc Alfred Paul Collltrene of Superior Court of the
Mass was 1aJd at 9 a.m. Wed-Bell Aided Speech r--PAINTING NTRAcroR
no.day in the O.urch of Our Lady r t! 17~c1ay"' ~:...'.:~ Call1~; Phone' Beacon 5259-J l
of Guadalupe for Alfred Paul One of the greatest Interests B. J. s~...., ~"WO. 274 E . 19th
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""Street 24-tfc SKilJ...ED
Con~eras, 71· who died Monday of Dr. Alexander Graham Bell wu ty Clerk and Clerk of the BUILDINO MATEIUALS
at his home, 17th and Monrovia instruction of the hard-of-hearing or Court of the State of '-'-==-=-=====--~11
streets, Costa Mesa. He wu born in the mechanie1 of speech. Today ornia. in and for the Coun-HA VE a &:ood stock of roll rootht&
In Lower California and had lived the basic principles ot his tele-f Orange. and Comp. Sh1ngles. 'nle Board
in C?5ta Mesa for 18. years. He is phone are used in ·the sin'kle-unit By WAYNE A DRAGER, in many colon, also Boyaen.'1
survived by his Wldow. Mary; hearing a ids made possible by the Deputy. 100% Pure Paints at pre-war
three som, Alfred George of Santa compact "Mini-Max" battery. (Se , Superior Court prices. Copeland Lbr. Yards, 5th
Ana. Manuel of Los Angeles and ange County) A .Artesia Sts S ta Ana Cal
Valentino of Costa Mesa; three • 25 ·• an • ·
daughters, Mrs. !\1arguerlte Ar· Drive Ca.retully-Spi.re a Ute. Pub. ~pr. :1ray 2, 9, l6, 23, 30; -:-:===...,,.==~==-34--tfc
bello of Anaheim, Mrs. Frances une 6• ' 20• Z'T, 1946· PAINTING OONTM.OTOB
Hi ger a, Costa f\itesa, and Mrs. PUBLIC NoTICKS
El('anor Sarigosa, Costa Mesa. also
15 grandchildren. Rosary was read
f. No. 43559 ! ALIAS SUMMONS
Tuesday evening at the Grauel No. 43560
chapel, and inter ment was in Holy ALIAS SUMMONS SUPERIOR COURT OF
Sepulcher cemetery. (Action brought in the Sqperior :.JJc.-:STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Edna Earhuff Court of the County of Orange, AND FOR THE COUNTY
,PAINTING -PAt'ER HANGING
. and DECORATING
H. E . McDonald
414 Old Conty Rd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5013-J 85-tfc
rRANSPORTATION 18
Edna Earhuff, 62, died May 23 and Complaint filed in the of-0 ORANGE.
a t the home of her brother, fice of the Clerk ot the Superior ., BICYCLES
Chauncy De Gates, 322 Wakeham Court of said ~unty.) Act n brought in the Super ior Sold, Rented or Repaired.
t of the County of Orange, VOGEL'S street, Santa Ana. former resident Jn the Superior Court of the State Complaint filed in the Of-
YACHT
PAINTERS,
SANDERS
and
BOAT
BUILDERS
$1.47 per hour.
SEE MR. PETTY
SOUTH COAST CO.
NEWPORT BEACH
of the harbor district for 14 years. of Callforn.la In ar,1 For the of the Clerk of the Superior lOO Kain St., Balboa
She was born in Grand Rapids, County of Orange 208 Marine, Balboa Ialand. Mi ch., but had lived in California t of said County. 94-tfc _________ 41_-3Th<_
for 60 years. Services and inter-CITY OF l\TEWPORT BEACH, · OF NEWPORT BEACH a BEAUTY AIDS 18
ment ';:f:n!: ~ T~~~e.:!~ a. Mhuni,cipal PClo~potirlfatlon oRf!CHthe "cfpal Corporation of the --co=LD=-an-d_MA_CHINLESS~~~--
... ~~ s1xt c ass. ~tn . v~. -class, Plaintiff, WAVES o/
Minnie A. Thompson, 79, died al ARD R. TATNALL, et al, Defend-ri !
her home. 1318 French street, ants. WERMI~: et al, Defend-Tinting and ManiC\l?'ihg
Santa Ana, after a 11hort illness. The People of the Statf of Cali-Evening AppL Ph. Harl:J&.j 17~W
S he had been a resident ot New-fornia Send Greetings to: RICH-Vi's Beauty Shop
YOUNG WOMEN
Telephone operating
positions are available
to you in your own
community. port Beach for 15 years and of ARD, R. TAmALL and ELIZA-People of the State of Cali-1103 Coast Hiway, Corona del Mar
California for 31 years. She was BETH B. TATNALL, l Husband fo send greetings t o: 35-tfc Start' · d
the widow of the late Frank and \Vlfe, E . g· MORRELL and §. G. Wermich and Vivian Wtt-lng pay IS goo ,
Thompson. Ser\'ices were held SUSA~ E. M RRELL. Husband mi Husband a nd Wife; EMPLOYMENT ~ANTED 2I experience is not required
Saturday in Santa Ana with pri-and \V1!e. R. A. CARRIER, Eu..A R.: Thomas and Leona 111omas, WANTED-Temporary bookkeep-
_v_a_te_in_tc_r_m_e_n_l _at_F_air_h_a_v_en ___ c_A_RS_o_N_._J._R_._JO_NES __ · _. -'"HAR--Ht.If and and Wif~ e r five days a week. Call office Frequent increases.
4 G. Wennich and R. M. manager, Beacon 5432. 42-2tc V t' 'th
(Political Advertisement )
OUR THANKS
Elect
HERMAlt
CHILDS
CONSTABLE
--Ot-
N e wpo rt Township
{::( An experienced ~
officer who beileves
In strict law enforce-
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To you • • . who have' so geoero1181y spoken your mind
In support of Floyd Howard'• stand against LAWLESS-
NESS IN UNIONS. Your strong vote Oil .Jone 4th la the
electloa of a Sheriff for the llext four uncertain 1fllln
will pbice Onnge County OD reeom--rvlng notk.. ito
all Power Mad M.lnorltle& ti.at their actlv!Uea ml dm
llOallty muat be ClOllducted legally, to the Wier of every
law tW gwtee& Amerlcaa rl&bla ud free enterJ.•
Howard for
Sheriff Committee
Th~ as, co-partners doing busi-LIGlIT house work by the hour,
as Orange County Refining ironing or care of children eves.
>\iji<an), Phone Harbor l~J. ask for
rge 0 . Hartman; Mrs. Henneberry. 43--tfc
L. Jones and Rosina K.
, Husband and Wife: ¥fi'LOYMENT WANTED -Re-
t Doe, Second Doe, Third liable woman will stay with chil-
dren afternoon or eves. 320 An-rporation, a Corporation; ade St., Balboa. 42-2tc
. Defendants.
are directed to appear in EMPLOYMEN'I' OFFEB.ED n
"on brought against you by WANTED-Reliable general main-
bove named plaintiff in the tenance man. Udo Theatre.
or Court of the State of 26-ttc
a, in &f!d for the County ==c-::::-:-:==......,,--.,...:.:....::,: HELP WANTED-Care of child.
aca ions WI pay.
Advancement
opportunities.
Apply
100 E. Bay Ave., Balbo&
5141> N. Main St .. Santa Ana
or
.Uk tbe operator for th•
Otlef Operator
Southern California
Telephone Compa11y
Mesa
QUOR SHOP
your home or mine. Phone Har-•42-tfc
bor 106. 42-2tc -----------
um~ Newport u1..i.
enty of Whiskey
No limit to aay el oar ,__
WANTED-Woman to stay with
school age children evenings, oc-
casionaHy over night. Call Har·
bor 299-W. 41-trc
PuaL1c NoTICE STA MESA, CALIF. --5011 l ,~iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:i~~~~~I of Crance, and to answer the com-plaint therein within ten days
after the lel'Vice on you of thll
summon.a, if served within the
O:>unty of Orange, or Within
SHIPS
CARPENTERS
WANTED
Top Wages for Top Men
-Apply now -
Central Boat Works
Foot of 31st Street
Newport Beach thirty days If served elsewhere.
and you are notified that unlea ----------43-4--'tp you so appear and answer as above
required, tbe plaintiff will take
judgment for any money or dam·
agea demanded In th• Complaint.
as arislnl' upon contract, or wtll
apply to the Court for any other
relief demanded to the oomplalnt.
J. DODGE
Given under my band and He!
of the Superior Court of the
County of Orance. State or Call-
fcmla, thla 19th day ol March.
lllt6._
B. J. SMITH,
County Clerk and Clerk of the
SUperior Court of the State
ol califcmla, to and for tbe
County of o..nce.
-By WAYNE A. DRAGER.
Deputy.
(Seal Superior Court Oran&•
County.)
Pub.. Apr. u. 18, 25; ¥ay 2, 9, 16.
BOAT BUILDERS
WANTED
on
Plywood Skiffs
and
Sailing Dinghies
TOP PAY
OVERTIME
BONUS
WATSON BOATS
Ill Cout HJcbw"7
Harl>ol' 5277
SO. CALIFORNIA
TELEPHONE CO.
stice of the 'Peace
ANNOUNCES
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to that ottlce on JUNE 4.
.l:loclp! bu served aa Jus-
al the p...,. since 1929.
. . . Over 16 )'HR
experience • . . . .-t al Oosta
M ... for 34 YMn.
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OTEonJUNE4
WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD
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-'----------STUDIO COUCH.~ Seat style, FOR SAL&-l C<met and 1 s._. FOR SAL&-A beautiful 2-atory INCOME PR0°ERTIE FOR SALE • HELP WANTED · beautifully upholstered, unuaual· Sun Rey SallboaL Top oondltion. Oeoan Frcclt home. a..e in. p.,. " , )
Female
Excellent pooltlon open to
a competent secretary·
1tenog1'apher.
Pleulng personall ty and
neat appearance required.
Lots of work and
darn gO<MI pay.
Phone
Jy fine piece of furnltun; ma1c.. Will deliver. 2054 Anaheim, tentlal lncc>me of S15 per clay. ~
into comfortable bed In nnaI1 C..ta Mesa. 43-2tp Can be lncreued. 5 bedum., 2 , j
aptce. Can be seen all clay Fri. BE COMFORTABLE, year around. aleei>!nli pon:1>es, 11' bath. JarKe COSI'A MESA lfl~PO· •RT BEACH
It Sat. a.m. at No. 7 Be""°" Bay. Johna-Manville Rock Wool heme Hvlns room with real flftplace. 9 tals ~'"5 00 0 p • }i\unlj;bed 43-ltp lnaulatlon. fiJee lnfmmatlon. Nice dining room. kitchen and !!"' ' """· • mo. · 1"'" ' court; new; O.P .A.
I ·BO-A-TS.--8-UP_PLIES ______ _:ll Write Box M, c/o N.,.._Tunea. utlllty porch. Pai-Uy furnlabed. ceiling; beautifully fumJslied. in approx. $21.00 daily
'°"4tp m,:;oo. by owner. 418 E. Surf, newly ~ted inside and :J::~; plus ·5 quarters. FO~. s2~1~;,ci a:"i.!: -ro-.-SZNT----------u-' Balboa. Pb: Harbor 2'139. large liVJng quarters, bea , ti· --0-
aiter ITo ::.:p.m.an f' 42-tfc FOR RENT-1--•~ ft. lot ln 41-4tc ful landscaping; 5 ~; -~ room for 12 cabins. Best buy
FO S .. ~ ~. •--~ ~ 1 Miracle Mile near Greyhound B 'ld' S't in u--'-r ·-$35""" R ~ut~ ~,.amp on station for display or other piir-W lnR: I es =uuv ~-~ ,.,,,.,,, motor, 3.9 h.p., xlnt cond. Call Pt,. Let ua assist yoo u, securing a i... Tenns. Courtesy to brokers. 5 units; court, fur.
Twin Oaks 4774 L. A. 42-4tc poee. · Harbor 212· 38-tfc cation to ault your needs. We nishe Extra lot, room to
WANT TO BUY OR RENT-WANTED TO BENT 0 have a wide aelection of choice --0-build llext to alley. Net in·
Mooring for 28-ft. Crulaer. Ph: WANTED TO RENT-Room In Iota. . ' COSTA MESA """'
714 L. A. 4Z-2t come '""'.00 month.
BALBOA
Thornwall 4 c :i.;.a~:~::~en~ Well built home; 2 bednns., living Home, 2 bedrooms, plus 2 <Dt· . .--Q-
F A I trnent 26-IT. AUX. SLOOP, 1leepa 2, Harbor 292-W 4Z-2tp room and fireplace with large tages; 4 car garage, ~ aae
P.A. Palmer
Harbor 1500
or ppo n Star motor, good aaOs, $1500. . 2·bedrm. lnoome Apt. over 3-land; excellent location. r· Motels 3 to choose from; 101
=h~ry :. Newport Beach. -
__________ 42_-4..-.tc Or trade for car. Burnette, c/o WANTED TO RENT-2 or 3 bed· car -; laundry room. Ex· ........__ $550() $14 ()()()
h • P • _,. ·-•· """"' mo. , • UL& lllBC)ELLANZOtrS 11 f1eib Bros., Anchar'.a&e. Sao room ouse or ap... ermanen... \%ileDt ..... ue at-
GOOD. med 1i:rfnp A mattremet.
Harbor Furniture, 1962 Harbor
Blvd., a.ta Meaa. 3&-tfc
Pedro. 4l-4tp Call collect Lon1 Beach 84467. $19,500. Furnished ---er-
FOR SALE-Star Boat. light con-CapL Manden. 42-4tp Finest view apartmen1s in ~
•tnletlon, galvo:rlzed machined WANTED TO RENT-Ot aubleue Gertrude A. Waldron area; 10 apts. and 10 l'OOll'lS,
kaei atalnl ... •teel rluln&. Lo-house, near beach, preferably Wm W Sanford Broker 0 .P .A. yearly incpme al'Pli>x.
cated at 17U7 E . Bay Ave., Bal· Balboa Ialand. beginning around • ' • $20 ()()() .,. _ _, ·~·· boa. Name: Hyllte. 42'6tp July 1. Write Box N, c/o N..,.. 308 Marine Avenue ' , ""'--uon restri nnwa. 42-!tc Phone 234-R 42-tfc against any other Income
FOR SALE-Bow and •tern moor· OCEAN FRONT perty, I '
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Resta t; 16 stools; 3-bed·
room oo highway; lot
lOOxl 0. Good Investment.
$15,00 down.
---0---: Ing for 20-ft. boat at end of Ruby APT or SMALL HOUSE wanted A ~-'·hed h-· with 3 •~-., --0-FOR s~ -IDckey. Freeman St., In So. Bay, Balboa Ialand. by man and wife. We do not ·~~ v .. _ ~DW
man'• blue ault, 1lze 39-40,
706
t1ne Ph: Harbor -.J. 42-2tp drink ar smoke, no cblldren or living room, dining room, break-· HOMES
quality. Practically new. pets. Phone Santa Ana 0991-W fut room and patio. Offering ·
Avocado Ave., Corona <kl Mar. Lehman Kits of Parts or write Box ''X"' Newport Bal· excellent location, &O<MI con-. COSI'A MESA I ~RT HElGHI'S -=,....,,==--:::---:-==="3--ult~p To convert Ford A, B, VS-85, ~ boa Newa-nme.. 37-tfc dltlon and Immediate poueulon, . FOR SALE-On• qL canning Ma· englnea to marine uae. Kita are for-2-Bedroom home, lmmedijlte 2-home, large kitdl· aon Jan It ring•. 45c per doz.; comp!. with directions. Coming WANT TO RENT--;2 or 3 bednn. $15 750 occupency; will sel!__~!h !_or en, b' cupboard; beautiful
alao 2 qt.a., 50c per doz. Phone aoon Ford 4, 6, 8-cyl. and Wffiy'a unfurnished house. Will Ieue. _,_ without tumlture, $2500 dn. landsc ping. Ocean view.
BROSE REALTY
Corooa del Mar
Lovely two.stocy Iliglish style home on 60 ft. x 118
ft. lot. Excellent location. View of hills and ocean.
$12,000 -POSSESSION
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New 1-bedroom home over 3 garages.
Very nlvely furnished. .
$9500-~0N
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L-0-T-S
IRIS AVE.-
North or hlghway, 2 adjolnlnt loCs. Good loca-
tion. $2400-FOR BOTH LCYl'S -TERMS
LARKSPUR AVE.-
Good 30'xl18' lot, north ot blghway. $1500.
' ACAca AVE.-•
VER't NICE 30'xl18' comer lot. $2500.
POPPY AVE.-
30'x118' olt less than half block from ocean front.
one or the most be&utiful residence lots In Corona
del ·Mar. $4750.
Harbor l89 afttt 5 p.m. Can "Jeep" marine englnea and kit.a. Call Sam Porter at Harbor 7(fl JOHN E. SADLEIR Move right In, · 1 --0-
dellver. U-ltc See your· dealer or write Allied ar 13. 35--tfc 1 ~ ~;=:~::--==""""·•-=-·-=bi=cl:;: West Dlstr., 118 New Mtg'y St .. WANT TO RENT-Small uprl•ht 302 Main SL, Balboa --0-Beach home 4 rooms~ BR 0 S E RE ALT y FOR SALE-Boy'•~~· cypaln•L. s . F., Calif. 42-3tc iuno 3 or 4 months. Ph: Harbor Phone Har. 2034 c • • pre-war, new Ur ... new · New ~-bedroom home, large ·~·~ ed; gar.; patio. ' 1307 Coast High Co del Mar Ph· Harbor ""-'0
Phone Harbor m-w ofter 5 FOR SALE-Pooltlve Income. 4G-l14&-M. '°"4tc 43-ltc lot, tile sink, shower. etc. Tenru way rona ·· """""
p.rn. "3-ltp ft. Com. Fantail Fishing Boat. WANTED TO RENT-Small cot· fuR SALE-Ololce located Iota $4750. Half cash. ~ --0-'3-ltc
FOR SALE-Beautiful Red F ox Plenty of gear, diesel power, an-tage by refined middle aged and % acres. $400 to S3.<XX). --0--• H M /
fur coat. Three quarters. length, chor and winch, 8 plecea of net. couple. No peta. Permanent. c/o Artistic 5-rm. hoe. 2 bedrm. Gar· C RONA DEL MAR , , LANE -REAL ESTATE -
alze 16. Bought Jut year, worn Giggs and line all ready to go. Box B, Newa-Tlmea. 41-4tp age with guest rm. On 2 big Iota, COS'I'A MESA h I $llO 2006 CoUrt Ave. Opp. Qty Hall
twi-. $165. 603 Larkspur Ave., All with mooring at Newport, finest ave., view of ocean, near 2 .......... on one ot. mo. " only $~ 227 20th st New VETERAN and bride planning to all . s Cl New J.bedrm. home·, I~ tot:'1~ lental or owner's apt. & Corona de1 Mtu'· 42-4tp · 03 •.JV. -· ·· -conveniences, an emente. >a.'th. i.v
1 k b b tr l port Beach. 42-2tp ~~e·~-~~ot!".8~:;:~ ~: $12,500 unlurn: $14.750 furn. v~; tile, kitchen) and ti:~~ $60. mo. Fumished$.1Ex6 cel-F~!. 5s~ to~fy e;et ~o~ ~a~y~ Fire Equii)ment Tests Jorgensen at Harr's Jewelry, ;~w=efl!,~· !!:e~g~ d~. gar. Firep ace. l ~:rn 1 • view. ,500.
junlor size bed with new inner· C·O·Two. l>yren~ &: Foam refllls. 1821 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. sJ nk, large closets, fireplace. ----0----0-
spring mattrel'!s and wardrobe, CO. fixed system and Portables 41·tfc 'Price $8500. Adele Gimbel, 95 •
$35. 418 E. Surf, Balboa. 42-4tc now avallable. ROOM II BOARD 48 Del Mar Ave., Phones 311 or 316, LOTS -LO '"S
FOR SALE -Lar ge Frigidaire, ETS HOKIN & GALVAN San Clemente. 43-tfc Hi h I ts 101 N Bl d . . f 1000 Coast Highway WANTED-Room & meals, in pri· g way o on • ewpprt v . 1h acres ocean View or
$37.50; high oven range, $15: Ph. Beacon 5522 73-tfc vat• home, by young man, to be INCOME rancho or jpts. TI 5 acres good land 1 pr orange grove, subdiv.
davenport. S15; 9x t4 rug. $50: employed locally. Balboa Island ect. 11 New sulx:livision lots in Sea ~ iew Heights, ocean and
1 ~Tit ing desk & bench : 2 bunk FOR SALE -Snowbird, recently or vicinity. Returning to college PROPERTIES bay vie\v.
or twin beds with springs & mat· overhauled, $375. Inquire up. in fall Best o[ references fur·
tresses, s&>. Other misc. things. stairs 1409 W. Bay Ave. 41·2tp nis hed. Box MC, c/o News· Times 7Y.t acre ranch. Good 5·rm. house,
220 Sapphire. Balboa Island. -----42·3tc completely furnished. Re[riger·
42·2tc FOR SALE-1&-ft. Dory, Johnson ator, gas range, piano. About
----,,.,--...,--:---Seahorse 21 h.p., complete, $400. REAL ESTATE ,., 800 chickens, 8 calves. 2·car Electrical Like new. Call at 1Z7 42nd St.. garage, two cabins, rent S65 per
Repalr S e rvice Newport. 41-4tc J. E. Barnes & Son month. Modern chicken & brood-
--a-• ' A . '"SANDY STEIN ~R. Realtor
Cha rlie Dennison and Associat ;s "Rusty" Baker
634 Coast Highway 101 · hone; Beacon 5173
Appllances. Home. ~iotors & MUSIGAL & RADIO 34 18)6 Newport Blvd. er house. Grounds all fenced in
Marine . Service. Immediate Coeta l\.fesa._ Ph: Beacon 5320 \\'1th steel fence. This is r eally --------------+--------4=3~·1:.::tc
Attention. FOR SALE--Piano. $25. Call Har· -the BEST BUY we have had in
"We APPre<;iate Your L,istings"
bor 507·. 43-1 tc s . L. FRANKLIN 2 Bedroo m H ome a long time. Full p~
Ph. Harbor 1781-W FOR SALE-Upright Crown piano, $21,000 '-32.t[c Furnished. near Newport Heights 2818 Ce ntral $150 ; l\.1arimba, $45. 2315 Old district. Lot 90xl50. Large gar·
F'ttt Place e.nd Kindling
WOOD
Delivered
H. W . WRIGHT
Ph. Beacon 5665
1784 Newport IDvd. J.tfc
ORANGE COUNTY
UPHOLSTERING CO.
Manufacturers
Of Upholstered Furniture
413 W. 4th St., Santa Ana
Factory and Showroom
Santa Ana Rd., Costa Mesa. Ph: age, rabbits and chicken equip-
Beacon 5168-R. 42·4tc ment a'nd 8 very nice berry
FOR SALE-Marine radio. direc· patch. We believe this would
tion finder, 3 band. 6 volt fisher. pass the G. I. loan. Price--
Nearly new. 509 31st. Newport 1 $7500
Beach. Ph. Harbor 2571. 41·t!c
KNABE Grand1 .~i~:'J: walnut case,
Famous KnaM: .• ,,!.Yu!· Also Weber
Grand, Sohmer, Schultz. And
many other famous makes.
DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.,
520 No. Main, Santa Ana.
38-t!c
Chcken Ranch
On one acre in Costa Mesa. Nets
more than $300 a week. 2 bed·
r oom house. Immediate posses·
sion. Full price--
$12, 000
GOOD income of home with 2 sun
porches in Balboa. Partly furn.
iahcd Overlooking the ocean.
This place will really pay for
il!elf. Full prlce-
$23,500
CAFE -Completely furnished.
Furniture and fixtures. 100 ft.
frontage on Newport Vlvd. S.
room living quarters in rear. If
you want home and income, bet·
ter sec this one today.
]. M. MIL~ER
Real Estate Br ker
15th and Cen
Balboa Island
2 Bedroom home furnished;
also 2-bedroom home over
3-car garage. Patio, barbe-
;cue. Well located; posses-
sion end of escrow.
$19,000
Balboa
t
Lido Isle
Lovel 4-bedroom home com-
ple ~ly furnished.
I ' $25,000
Lido Isle
Phone: Harbor 343
Beautiful, modem 6-unit furnished apartments,
6 garages with overhead doors; laundry room.
Near Lido theatre, and waterfront. Shown by
appointment-
$26,500
Three large bedrooms, bath and ¥2 bath, hall;
large closets upstairs. 15x24 living room ; dining
room, kitchen, dinette, service porch down-
stairs. Ganlen apartment in basement. Entire
house newly and beautifully decorated. This
home is on an ocean front comer in the neck of
Balboa Peninsula 'h block from bay. Posses-
sion end of escrow. Shown by appointment-
$25,000
Two-story, 3-bedroom, exquisitely furnished
home pn ,Lido Isle; 3 'h landscaped lots, wall
enclosed. Early possession-
$35, 000
55 Feet business frontage on Coast
including 3-room furnished house-
lilghway,
' $11,500
Wide range of Harbor District vacant and improved pro-
perties. . . . What do you want? Maybe we have it.
FRED BRIGGS or DAN HEAD
-with-
H. M. LANE -REAL ESTATE 504 West Center St., Anaheim
Phone Anaheim 4TI4 collect
l.Z-tf<
STEINWAY Grand Plano. Mahoe· A beau-tif-ul home $2_8 •_000 4-~ home, 75-ft. front-•
any use. Beautiful tone. Med· In Costa Mesa's WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU 4-Bedroom, completely refin· ag Large patio and barbe-2006 Court Ave. lum size. DANZ . SCHMIDT best residential district. Large Uv--ished and newly decorated. CU-~. Flowers; shrubs. Im· Opp. City Hall
Just Arrived PIANO co., 520 No. Main. ing room and dining room, 4 B. A. NERESON Immediate possession.· meQiate possession. 43·ltc
.,.,,.h Hearing Aid Santa Ana. 38-tlc bedrooms. 2 baths, flreplace, REAL ESTATE $I 7,500 $29 500 =~=::::=:::==::~~::::::==:;:--===========·
S n f II II ' REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 48 AUTOMo--11 ~-•• BA TTERJE MUSICAL II RADIO M oor urnace, wa to wa car· Insurance and ... ~ ·~ -
Ounderwon Drul' Co.. RAD OUSE CALLS-pets. Double garage with laun· Buatness Opportunities 1932 NASH COUPE, good corid.
117 Main St. Ph. Harbor 515 IO H dry. Lovely lawn and fl owers. 197'2 Newport Blvd .• Costa Mesa B WILL EXCHANGE rent of small If Now that additional competent "15 750 Pho Beacon 5225 43-ltc alboa Peninsula "ot $3000 house In L.A., Bev. It Vermont, 2 spare Urea, $350. 426 30th SL, 90-c technicians are available, we are ~ ' for what have you on Bal. Ill NeW}X>rt Beach. 42-2tp
---------, ---able to make service calls oo -F JACK SULIJVAN • Permanent or ? Phone L. A. ------------
Auto Battenes large consoles. All work guar· Completely furnished . I FT 8865. 39-4tc AUTO BEBVlOE •
-Rubbe .. Separaten anteed. HAROLD L. HAMM. 2 Bedroom Home Real Estate Phone Your Listings In ----·------
·1s.m<lnth -$6.75 Ex. Oi'I S.OS. Radio, 300 Marine Ave. eut side of Costa Mesa. Lot 50x IN CORONA DEL MAR d will gl th 1 TRADE for Costa Mesa or Corona
Compounded Motor Ph. Harbor 780. 34-tfc 127~. Refrigerator, wuhlng -an we ve em e consideration del Mar, near Riverside, 2 fer·
Gallon, 70c • d ' R • machine, rabbits and hens. Fruit HOMES tile comer acres, attractive, NOW HERE
-Ra lQ epairs trees. 2 newly completed 2 bed.rm. home&, , well built four extra large
Western Auto S upply All makes; tubes, etc. Price only $5350 J M M I L E R i · 1 1 trl
B 5763
nice runette. fireplace. dbl. gar-, • rooms, irep ace, e ec c range.
Authorized Deal~ eacon Will take house trailer as part age with laundry room. 4 Value $7500. Phone owner Har·
1836 Newport Blvd., a.ta Mesa BURT NORTON payment. $10,000 l:>th & Central· • Neryort • Ph. Harbor 1242 bor 1161-R.
41-tfc 915 Coast mg11way, Newport -_ 43-ttc 11 --0-NmY=_,,ro,,....LO-,-AN.,.-----....,..,16
VENETIAN BL.INDS-Aluminum. -23·tfc J . E . Barnes & Son One of the finest · homes in this
steel, wood. Call us for free estl· SEE the new style world famous 1806 Newport Blvd. vicinity on the ocean front, large Balboa Island Home ~I/ Ocean Front LOANS TO BUILD. buy, unpro"'
mate. Renovation a: refinishing. upholstered pianos. Many colon Costa Me&a Ph. Beacon 5320 living room. with fireplace, den 2 bedroom. Furnished. 3 m. 2 baths, attractively modernize or refinance.
So. Coast Venetian Blind Co., to choose from at DANZ--43-ltc also hu a fireplace. The beat of $11,000 ed home, gO<MI condition, Newport Balboa Federal Sa.tog•
West 18th aitcrNewport Ave.. SCHMIDT PIANO CO .• 520 No. F OR SALE---3-bedrm., ~rm. frame construction in every respect, a -loc tion and immed occupancy. and Loan ,A.aodat1cu
Costa Mesa. Ph: Beacon 5355-W. Main St., Santa Ana. We alao house modern with garage 50-ft fin e gu .. t house in rear. If you Ocean Blvd. Lot $l5 ,750 3333 Via Udo Ph. Harbor lllOO
3S-tfc rent pianos. 38-tfc ' · are interested in the best, see __ ...:,..________ lot. newly painted inside and out, this home at once. $3,000
_w_ANTED ___ ro __ 8_UY _____ 5_1 ru;:?~~~ 5i!'1~~J>;;arg':i~: ~~;'1 ~0 ;::'d;;:~:· to':!'i"i::'. $50,000 Bay ~ t Lot NewPort Heights FOR SALE-Fon!aon tractor, new .
CASH FOR USED FURNITIJRE. Other used pianos u low as 5 min. to Newport Beach. Posd. -'" on Furn shed 1 bedrm. home. Offer· tires, reuonable. Phone Beacon
PHONE BEACON 5538-J. $85, $87, $l25, $175. DANZ-at once. Located in Newport INh COSTA i:E~A-Flne ~ ~· Good Location. Priced to Sell. In beautiful view of bay. 5508-W. Jack's Service, comer
23-tfc SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 5:io No. Heights. Sell my equity. Owner ome in t ocatioln, Myr. obe, 2 S -II H $8,500 17th It Santa Ana Ave., C<Jsta
Main, Santa Ana. 38--tfc occupied. 457 Santa Ana Ave., on a large corner ot. uat ma OUBeS _ Mesa. 40--4tc
WANTED TO BUY-Need immed· Newport He•tt~ta. 4Z-2tp seen to be appttdated. A bar· On Lot Zoned for Bualneaa
lately. cO<MI. clean light car. ArVin & Emerson ""' gain today at-.,10,500 . Balboa Peninsula AUTOMOTIVE a TDIEll 118
Price no objecL Phone Hunting· RA D I 0 S H 0 M E S "12,500 • Oce• view. Attractive 4 bednn. FOR SALE OR TRADE-'36 01ev.
:ton Beach 3521 . 1 38-tfc ~Hour Radio Service of · 1' _ -~ 3 bathrooms. Th.is home ls 4-dr. sedan. 200 miles aince mo-
57
Your authorized Olryaler-
Plymouth Dealer.
Authorized parts
Complete Lubrication and
Maintenance
Export Mechanlca
Kendall and Quaker State ol1I
NEWPORT
HARBOR MOTORS
2616 W. Central Ave. 1
Phone Harbor 156'-J
WlLL P.AY CASH "" your tur-Sh rt c· "t Rad' REAL VALUE IN EMERALD BAY-A beautiful w. L. JORDAN ~jexcellent location and con-tor rebuilt, n.W brakea, clutch
ttJ.ture or wb&t have you... Ptu:me 0 lrCUl 10 _ new 2 bednn. home large romm 700 Eut Central, Balboa '1on. • and rear end. Clean and xlnt
Beacon 5656. 0 . R. Crawley, SOii Palm. Balboa $-bedroom home on ~ acre. 2-car throughout with a bl& fireplace; ' Phone Harbor 153 ' 36-tfc $30,000 running cond. Want old car and ===-:--------
lBll Newport Blv .• C..ta Mesa ____ Pb_one __ I_638-__ w ___ U-_tfc &ara.&e and utility room. Good 67 IL frontage with a gorseoul ------------• casb. Pb: Harbor l!J9G.J. 42-4tc TSAU..,.. G
30-tfc llPEOlAL ANNOIDl<SKl:NTS II district. First time advertised. view of the ocean. • EV A F. RHODEN1 U El Bayo FOR SALE-'32 Plymouth 4-door; TRAILERS FOR RENT-Do )'GUI' •
TYPEWRITERS -This Is a real bargain at only $26,6, 00 _ S.room dupiex with gO<MI tjrea, new paint. Sell "°" ""'1 haullnc . >pd mavlng. All
FIJJUQTUIUC P'OS SALE a $10,500 _ tnlcted view. Immediate $275. Fib: Beacon 54.35 or Be"""° new equipment, $2.25 and 12.!IO
.iOOD. used. roc:ondltioned Gu a?~~~~& _ LOTS Lido Isle wi va ~n and bay front ad-511111-W .,,... 42-4tc per clay. We furnlah the hitch.
•---ea, $13.95 .. Harbor Furnl· ,:.,_ •• ,.;,__ ' 2·bednn. home on •·-e level lot. TWO GOOD BUYS :i..tory 2-bednn. home th at· · ,.20 500
Myrehn lll'OI. Servi~ Statlcn, f;;.".' l962 Harbor Bh"d.. a.ta ~~... Good district. c-=:. • be bought tached 1arqe. All roocm are • , For otnce ..,ppu.., see the cor. 17th It Newport Blvd., Coot&
Meaa. 39-tfc ROBERT'S furnished°' unfurnished. Better 90 ft. on Polnaettla. 120 ft. from 1arP-·with !Ivins room ~ -N-.nmea. . Kesa. 42-4tc
BUNK BED. Complete with mat· ~~ ~Kl hurry on ~s7on,5e0.0Prlced at only ~· Make an cil!er Oii all or entitt front ol houle. \0 ~ Corona del Mar AftOll WAIH&D ••'DTOll WAHID • ~. ·-'--·It ·-~-. Harbor ~tfc • 20 from bay.$20 000 2 apt., fairly new. Hanf. _.:.._ ___ _;_ _______ ..:....;,;.:::....:=------u-.,.. ···---80 ft. on Poppy, fenced, with w od n It f Furniture. 1962 Harbor Bl,"d., ----------avocado trees. A real buy at _'.._ i. Lise. 00
" room °' another WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
Costa Jlleaa. 39-tfc Carpenters Available J.=m..!.iuri:.:~.~'i"C:i:~~~ $5950.00. -NewPOrt Blvd. I ' $6,900 and Will Pay Top Prices
BRAND NEW unfinished cheatll ot for g<neral maintenance acaped. Cloae to Newport Blvd. Comer lot, 63 feet frontagie on _ ~
clrawen, all aiz.s. Harbor Furnl· and ttpalr $7 ,975 Summer Rentals Blv. Excellent buaU-l°"tlon. B lboa Peninsula Lots ~
ture, 1962 Harbor Blvd., a.ta 0 _ z. •ftllEBTllO. lf _ One in Corona de! Mar far 2 er 3 $6000 'I
SEfJ, YOUR CAR NOW
Wblle Prlas are BJcb,
Ma&. 39-tfc Call 'Hart>ar 83 WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU months. 3 bedrooma. A wry nice -for $2960 & up
FOR SALE-Gu ranee; Hot-Point 114-tfc -heme. _ EVA F. RHODEN
elec. Wllter heater; pre-war kit· ____ K_E_Y_S~---B . A. NERESON LISTINGS APPRECIATED
chen sink. 121 E. Bay Front, Kade Wbllo .... Walt REAL ESTATE
Balboa Island 41-4tp VOGEL'S Insurance 'and
FOR SALE-Rue and pad, 9xl2. 100 llalD St., Balboa Bualnea Opportunltl ..
F. JACK SULLIVIAN
1213 Cout HlCllWat .
CORONA DEL KAil
~tor . OHN E . SADLEIR
.470 N'-ew-poc.....<rt mvd., Coota -302 Main SL, Balboa
ELTON D. BARNETT, Brolr<r
Ph. Beacon 5713-R Phone Har. 2034
'3-2tc '3-ltc
All wool. &ood oondltkln. Harbor JOI Kartne, Balboa Ilf\l.Dd 197:? Newport Blvd., Costa Ms. ~. 41-3tp -Ph: BeaCOCI 5225 43-ltc Pb: B•Di 5876-J ~ltc 1'w ~ Prmtlac OIJl 12 or J.S. --:::< Df.-tn--:Canlllll::-7'::-T-~-:;:--a-:Llfe.c:-:-_;
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adv ... you ~ OPA ~ m!1!n1
pdm9 and amiiip ... detalla
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' ,....n_• _____ -__ ----;1 Ajr Base Sllney A~. ~urwitz to Open Stanley Almost St ked H·1s =~~~er a~ a::~
C.. R. ST AAF Started by County Office m Newport -Enter1,1.._..t -. tunmbod
M 0 0 R I N G s E R v I c E Oran&e ;;.,...,ty oupervi.n .... ~g i!:.~ J~w ~ Way Around GI . Vis•1ted Q>u~ ~men~~ ofw~= ~~..: ':-~ ~
considering acquiring the Sonta i;;;::.:.:ifiee at . 1 ~ • f last Monday owning at Lesion Precident of the orcanlzation II
,.."""""" Installedt t and£ .,_,,,_. -. Ana A\,ny Air bue for Ille .. a from ·~:'he,,,"':":!. been 8 c [ • • E I 20' hall In N..,port Beach with the R. Dee Woodwanl ot Laguno -----·~= public center and to this end have -~ ~th his brother, 1 ountr1es I ar y s Newport -. ch ~t .. Beach and teen!tary Is Ralph T. lfi'oys Painted and Lettered . asked Oiarles IL Diggs, engineer Samuel Hurwitz. both before and hoot. Johnoon, allO of Laguna.
,. t ;t for the county planning commls-after the war Departments represented were
-.... + Ilion, to make a survey or fadll-· Newport Beach Laguna Beach, stock at the News-Times. \ Phone•, Harbor 1698-R Ues at the base, to make recom-Mr. Hurwitz Is "" stranger to Not tha t he would parttcul~Jy A an Italian lhlp out of TusUn, State F.;..,.try, Naval Air throuP N.,...Tlmea •<IL
mendations for its use and to de-Newport Beach for he worked u recommend It for every younc Port d he went to Aden and Station Santa Ana and South
for Prompt Service termine the cost of maintenance a.n accountant in the South ~t man, but Realtor Earl W. Stanley then Shanghai-as a wireless Coast Boat Co. DrtN OU'ef'Ull:;y-8pve a Life.
of its 1400 acres and extensive company eight years ago while of Newport Harbor took a year off Ol)era or, beca.Wte he could speak ~---------=---:-:--:---:-::---::----:-;----------::====' ==================y jbulldings. also atte.rtdin& law school .at the and Worked-and-bummed hlli way Eng • He then stowed away to (Political Advertisement) r Oty officials of Santa Ana University of Southern California. around the world. ~ag ... and after a bi~ of dif-•
YOUR PAINTING DONE NOW!
All Highly Skilled Workmen.
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Journeymen Painters, W orld War I I seek-
your permanent good will and patron~ge
through the use of only 1st grade matenals
and unexcelled workmanship at reasonable
p rices. --tr-
PHONE L. L. BEAN
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Harbor 2645
. I •• ,~ of the He saw !Jervice for three and H d friend started out with ftcul th Japanese police over which contro s one-uuru If "th th e an a · 1 ck of · he t his d 1 h ve in- a ha years overseas wt e $2lO betw them and after his his a VlS&, ae ~=e ~u~ase wuts H. U:· S: Anny, both with the legal friend dro~ out' of the Mara-for the mid-Pacific and
Warner and Fred Rowland that di~on of su~e headq,uarten thon, Stanley went on alone--a.nd home
the are willing to cooperate in under General Eisenhower s com-after visiting 18 forel.gn coun-r a year and a day a':"ay.
Y bl d 1 t mand and also at the American tri ba k with 93 Olinese these shores looked good to him. any reasons e eve opmen . <'mbassy in London. es came c
dollan! B Will Cl • • • • He left Pasadena High school 08e Boy Cyclist Killed Arctic to Berlin to Join the Navy in 1917, and ·~t ;ary Day in In Huntington Beach. A dynamite explosion set off 01 18 months as a gob, returning f La
• ' the Arctic island of Nova Zembla to school to study and play foot-Q rvance 0 W Name Newport Driver in December, 1933, was detected ball: he w~ a teammate of the So thern California, in line with
in Berlin, mor e than 2,000 miles famed Babe Horrell: wh? ,became the e(ltire state. will be "dry" next
HUNTif.JGTON BEACH. May a y,•ay. University of California s All-Tuesd.ay, June 4. date of the pri-
28.-Gilbert Coller of 210 Via San American center . · m election, according to Wm .
Remo. Newport Beach, was named From Occidental College, Stan-G. nelli, fourth district member
by Police here as the driver of ley took off around the world. He of th State Board of Equalization.
t he automobile which is said to worked his y,•ay to New York,' got Bo elli cites., Sec. 59 of the Al·
THERE IS NO
SUBSTITUTE
FOR PHYSICAL have fataJly injured Gary Marques,
1
a job stoking coal on the S. S. ·coho c Beverage Control Act,
14, of Watsonville, a ~icy~list. on P ennsylvania, jwnped ship at whic prohibits. selling. givi~g
highway 101 near this City over 1 Southampton, England, worked awa or furnishing any alroholtc ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~~~;'h~e~w;ee;k;;en;d;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 1 for a time at Stoke-on~Tr.ent, beve age in any election _pr~in~t
I y,.-here his present father-ln·law, or di trict where an election ts tn
Frank Twitchell , was .drillini for I pro ess during hours Y.•hen the I oil for the British governmc>nt. polls ~e required to be kept oj)('n
AND MORAL .
COURAGE
'.
HYDRA -MATIC
S P ECIA L IS T S
Oldsmobiles & Cadillacs
P LENTY OF GENU INE PARTS AVAILABLE. Raymond
BR ING YOUR HYDRA-MATIC
PROBLEMS TO US.
GARTNER
-for-
STATE
FACTORY TRAINED MECHAJ'llCS ASSEMBLY
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(7th District)
Stands for the Average
Culbertson Chevrolet Co. lndl"idual
Backed by no special in-
terest groups. minorities.
nor anyone \vho \vill con-
trol my \'Dice and vote. . . ,...
3011 W. Central l}
Chewolet & Oldsmobile Dealer
-Newport Beach
A Vote for
RAYMOND GARTNER
Is a Vote for
UNINCUMBERED
REPRE'!ENTATION
This business was started June I st, 1921.
Twenty-five years of serving the autoing public of
the Newport Harbor District.
I n 1940 installed a complete Ford Dealership in
H untington Beach. This operation has grown so that a
75% expansion is planned just as soon as m aterials etc.
are available, and this expansion will include a complete
body and paint shop and a large stockroom.
Both of our dealerships now that we have more me-
chanics will be able to take care of all makes of cars and
trucks· when pa rts are available for them. Special atten-
tion will always be given to Ford P roducts.
Also celebrating the "Automotive Golden Jubilee"
The 50th a nniversary of the Automoti ve In d ustry, in
which the Ford Motor Company and its dealers has
played such an important part.
v.uM;Xf~ "/bbms
SALES ~ SERVICE
Newport Beach
Z2ad II C.tnl
Tbeodore RolUa, dM'er
0 . B. Reed. sales manager
0 . H . Briscoe, service manager
Georgl! Bersch, manager parot Dept
Mrs. E. Everette, bookkeeper
Floyd Sedan, mechanic
Atwood Earle, mechanic
Merle Bersch, mechanic
Oils Weatherwax. mechanic
Jack Fellner, lubrication
Bob Robins, parts dept.
I H untington Beach
5Ul II Olive
Tbeodore RoNne, dealer
Calvin Nagel, manager
L. T. Van Cleave, service manager
Mrs. E. Everette, bookkeper
Charlie Troi!den. mechanic
Bnice Van Oeave, lubrication
On to Paris and a job Y.ith the for ting.
1 American RE'd Cross and to \Var~ v ing hours on June 4 in all
saw. \\'hPr£' he became charter pr('('· cts ar e from 7 a.n1 . (o 7 p.m.
member of thC' first American Le-and • ne lli points out it will be ! gion post in the P olish capital. illeg 1 to dispense alcoholic bc\'-
\\o"orking his \\'ay 10 Nice. Monte erag s during that period. I Carlo and to ~1 ars<'illes, h e-be-
came. a crewman on a J apanese F rm Production Up
ship bound for Port Said. For six Pr uction on American farms
days of the voyage he ate ~y per •orker today is more than 30
a nd rice-it \vas chi~fly an Inllian per nt above the le\·el in the ~e'"-;-and he hasn t eaten rice ye immediate ly preceding
since. Wo~ War n . The Department
of griculture a ttributes this to
E L E C T the lertness of farmers in adopt-
ing odern methods a.nd devices.
Fred
HOWSER
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
Pledged to serve
• All THE PEOPLE
•All THE TIIE
0 er Drivers Safer
Sa ety sur\'eys have determined
that the most dangerous a ge for
auto obne drive rs is from 15 to
2o ars. To this group is attri-
but twice as many acciden ts
and ive times as many fatal ac-
cide ts as to older drivers.
Walter E.
HEAR WALTER E. TIPTON
KVOE 1490 on Your Dial
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 10:15 P. M.
Yo u Want the Best
You 're Entitled to
THE BEST '
YOUR VOTE 1
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Can Give You!
, ••• That's
Earl W. Stanley
~ RETAIN (
WILLIAM G.'._ __
BONELLI
(IMCt"MIDn)
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FOR
State Assembly, 74th Dist.
. . * A Man of Proven Ability ,
* Offering His Services To You .
* The Assembly Needs This Man
~ .
* Your Friends Have Endorsed Him
I BE SURE TO VOTE··
I MAKE IT COUNT FOR I
EARL W. STANLEY X
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• . . j sta"n.;y For As•iiblf c;iiin;11ili1 Braden find-. General Chairman \
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Pueuc NoTicEs
tim'D'IOATZ OP BU81NZ88
Flctltious Finn Name
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certify that we are conducting
a cleaning: bw:inea at 1844 Har-
bor BNd., Costa Mesa. California.
under the fictitious firm name of
Mercury Oeanera & Dyers and
that said firm ls composed of the
following pe:rsons, whose names ln
full and places of residence are u
follOW'I, t~wtt : _
William Powell. 259% Gnnd
Avenue. Long Beach. C.allfornia.
Betty Powell. 259% Grand Ave-
nue. Long Beach, C&llfomla.
Robert Powell, 259% Grand
Avenue, Long Beach, California..
WITNESS our hands this 22nd
day of May, 1916.
WILLIAM POWELL
BETI'Y POWELL
ROBERT POWELL
S tate of California )
C.otmty of Orange ) a..
ON THIS 22nd day of May, A. D.
1946, before me, NOTa S . Mar&·
warth. a Notary Public in and for
the said County a.nd State. residlDg
therein, duly commissioned and
sworn. personally appeared Wil·
liam PoweD, Betty Powell,. and
Robert Powell known to me to be
the persons whose names are aub-
acribed to the within instrument.
and acknowledged to me that they
executed the same. IN WITNF.SS
WHEREOF, I have hereunto tet
my hand and affixed my official
aeal the day and year in this Cer-
tificate first above written. '
NORA S. MARGWARTH,
Notary Public in and for
Orange County, State of
Callfornia.
(My Commission Expires
January 28, 1950.)
!SEAL)
Pub.-May 23, JO. June 6, 13, 1946
Cl:RTIFtCATE OF BUSINESS
Fictitious Flrm Name
• .. .-_,. ... 1N8
Puauc NOTicu PueL1c NoTICE Puauc NoTic:u PuaL1c NoTicE Pue 1c Nonca PuaL1c NoTicE PuaLIC NoTica
RESOLUTION OF INTZNTJON fled clay pipe home connect1cna. euterly .from ~-Avonue, northeutaly from the center line man11o1... cut iron manhole u shown on -ts Nos. 9 and 21 of Cove Stn!et produced southeast-betw
NO. an frames and coven and appurten-of said piano; and In the !Int el'ly. aa ahown on sheet No-22 of Poppy
GLENN DRIVE
U.. aoutheasierly Une of
venue iroduced southwest-
and -roru>ectlcn sewer lines by said Oty 'lttuurer, all u _.
are to be coostructed. with the vlcl<d In the ''ImJll'O"""'O"t .t.at
class ot pavement and/or resur-ot 1911'", hereinafter referred to.
RESOL1J"l'ION OF THE CITY ant work ln connection therewith; ALLEY said plans.
COUNCllL OF TBZ CITY OF ln ' lying southeasterly from Femleaf TWELF7H: 'nM?-construction of
NEWPORT BEACIL CALIPO&-IRIS AVENUE Avenue, between Seavlew Avenue vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewer,
NIA DECIAIUNO IT8 INTEN-between the southwesterly line of and Bayview Drive and-extending lamphole and appurtenant work in
TION TO OBDZB OONSTIUJO-the !Int alley lying IOUthwesterly IOUthwesterly aaoa Bayview connection_ therewith: ln the north·
Tl.ON or A 8 ANITA a y from Bayview Drive produced Drtve to connect with manhole westerly aide of Fern1eaf Avenue,
SEWER SYSTEM IN OCZAN' southeasterly and the northeaster-No. 8 to be constructed hereunder. between the center line of Cove
BOULQAllD AND CERTAIN' Jy line of the first alley lying u shown on sheet No. ll of said Stn!et produced southeuterly and
OTRE& 8TIUZTS, ALLEYS southwe1terly from Seavlew Ave-plans· and ln the first a point distant 150 feet northeut-
AND EA8EJlllENT8 IN (00.. nue produol'd northwesterly, u ' ALLEY er1y therefrom, as shown on sheet
RONA DEL MAR), SAID CITY: shown on sh.eel No. 4 of nld plana. lying southeasterly from Golden-No. 22 ot said plans.
DECLAIUNO THE WOU. TO FOUR'nl: The conslnlction of rod Avenue, between the first al-nnRTEENTH: Th~ construc-
BE OP lllOBE THAN LOCAL vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewers. ley lying southwesterly from Bay-tion ot vi~~ clay pipe sanitary
OR OJU)IN~Y PUBLIC BEN· manholes, cast Iron manhole view Drive and Bayside Drive, ~erch virifiedphol clay d plppurtpe wye
EP1T AND DESCRIBING THE frames and coven and appurten-C!'Olling Bayview Drive at its in-ran es, am e an a en-
:OISTIUCT TO BE BENEFIT-ant work ln connection therewith; tenection with said alley, and ex-~t wor~ in connection therewith;
TED BY SAID wo:ax AND TO ln tending northeasterly into Bayside m the fll"St
PAY THE COSTS AND EX· JASMINE AVENUE, Drive to connect with an existing
PENSl'.8 AND FIXING THE LARKSPUR A VENUE. manhole, u shown on sheet No.
TIME AND PLACE SET FOB MARGUERITE A VENUE, 12 of said plana; and In the tint
HEARING OB.IECTIONS TO ORCIUD AVENUE, and ALLEY
SAID WORK. POINSt:l"l IA A VENUE, lying 90Utheasterly from Helio-
between the southeasterly exten-trope Avenue, between ~ fint
sJon and the northwesterly exten-alley \yln& aouthwesterly from
slon of' the first alley lyine IOUlh-Bayview Drive and Seaview Drive,
westerly trom Seaview Avenue al croulng Bayview Drive at Its in-
lts offset intersectlon1 wtth said teraection with said alley, as shown
Jumlne Avenue, Larkspur Av~ on sheet No. 13, of said plans; and
The Oty Council of the Oty of
Newport Beach, Caillonlla, pursu-
ant to the provisions of the ''Im-
provement Act of 1911," beina
Parts 1, 2 and 3, Division 7 ot
the Streets and Highways Code ot
the State of California. does re-
solve as folloWI:
DESCRIFI:!ON OF WORK
Section t. That the public in-
terest and convenience require, and
that It ii the Intention of the Oty
Council of the City of Newport
Beach, California, to order the fol-
lowing work to be done. tcrwit:
FIRST: The construction of vit-
rified clay pipe sanitary sewers,
vitrified clay pipe chimneys, vitri-
fied clay pipe house connections,
vitrified 'clay pipp--wye branches,
manholes, cast J Iron manhole
frames and coven and appurten-
ant work In connection therewith
in the following streets and alleys:
nue, Marguerite Avenue, Orchid ln the tint
Avenue and Poinsettia Avenue, all
as shown on sheeta N oa. 4, 5, 6
and 7 of said plans; and ~n
POINSE'ITIA A VENUE.
ORCIUD AVENUE, and
MARIGOLD AVENUE,
between the southeasterly exten-
sion and the nOt'thwesterly exten·
slon of the first alley lying south-
westerly from Coast Bou1evard at
its offset intersections with said
Poinsettia Avenue, Orchid Avenue
and Marigold Avenue, all as shown
on sheets No. 9 and 21 of said
plans: and in
ALLEY
lying aoutheasterly from Larkspur
A venue, between Bayside Drl._"e
and the tint alley lying south-
wester-ly from Seaview Avenue,
and extending northeasterly Into
Bayside Drive to connect with the
existing sewer in Bayside Drt.ve.
as shown on sheet No. 16 of said
plans; and in the tint
ALLEY
lying southeasterly from Marguer-
ite Avenue, between the first alley
lying southwesterly from Coast
Boulevard and the first alley lying
southwesterly from Seaview Ave-
nue, as shown on sheet No. 17 or
said plans: and in the first
ALLEY
lying northeasterly from Cove
Street, between Fernleaf Avenue
and a point distant 110 feet north-
westerly therefrom, a.a shown on
sheet No. 22 of said plans.
FOURTEEN"Ill: The comtruc-
tion of vitrified clay pipe sani·
tary sewers, vitrifled clay pipe
house connections, Vitrified clay
pipe chimneys, vitrified clay pipe
wye branches, 1ampho1es, man·
holes, cut iron manhole Ira.mes
and cover: in the
ALLEYS
in Block 337 of Corona Del Mar,
as per map refconted in Mllce1-
1aneous Map Book 3, pages 41
and 42, records of Orange County,
California, and Block I of Tract
No. 323, as per map recorded in
Miscellaneous Map Book 14, pages
40 and 41, records of said County,
as shown on Sheet No. 24 of
said plans.
F'lfi"I EENTH: The construction
of vitrified clay pipe and welded
steel pipe sanitary sewer , cement
concre te pier supJX>rts for welded
steel pipe and appurtena nt work
in connection therewith ; in
facing conforming most nearly to TIME AND PLACE OF
the pa.vement..,.and/or surfacing of HE.ARING
the stn!ets ~ they existed at the SECTION 5. NOTICE IS
time of the adoption of this Reoo-HEREBY GIVEN, that en the 17th
lutlon of Int..,tlon. clay of June, 1916, at the hour tJl
PLANS, PROFll.ES. DRAWINGS fOID' (4:00) o'clock P . M. In the
AND SPECIFICATIONS Council OwnbeT of the Oty Coun-
SEcnON 2. All of the said clL In -Oty Hall of the City Nifaj~~N'll'H: The ronstruo-work and improvement to be done, of Newport Bead\, any and ell
e intenectkm. of Fern.leaf shall be oomtructed upon the per'ICftl having any objectionl to
and Cove Street, of a r ein-grades, along the lines, be'tween the propoaed work or lmlJl'O'ft"'
concrete pump and pump the polnta. of the dimenslons, at ment. or the extent of the aaea.
, together with the instal-the places and in the manner ment district, or to the Plusx-ed
f pumps, motors, switch-shown on the p)an&. proflles and grades, may appear and show
conduit!. float, ca'>t iron drawings for· the construction ot came why said work lhoulcl Mt
•alves, fittings, eoqipment sanitary sewers in Coast Boule--be done or carried out In aocard-
and a tenances for the pump-vard and other atreeta ,alleys and ance with this Relolutkm ot tn-
ing o~raw sewage, all as 'PU'-easements, being plan numbered tention. Protests ~t be ln writ-
ticular shown on sheets numb-414, consisting of 29 sheets, and ing and must be deltW'ftd to the
ered 28 and 29 of said plans. Standard Plam nwnbered 1002, Qty Oerk prior to ~ time set
Also ln connection with said 1003, 1004, 1008. 10!50. 1051 , 1069 for the hearing.
pump _,l!ltion, the construction of and 1060, on file ln the office of. IMPR.oVEMENT ACT
a wel"f" wrapped steel pipe --The City Engineer of the said SEcnON 6. That all of the
sure i· e lea~g from said pwnp Oty, and except as otherwise ~ work herein propoeed shall be done
station northeasterly along Fem-vlded for on said plans in· further and carried tlu'ough ln pursuance
leaf A nue and crossing Ocean accordance with S pecifications No. of an Act of the Legis)ature of
Boulev to conneq with man-70 and specifications for the con-the State of California. designated
hole o. 7 lo be constructed struction of sanitary sewers, said the ''Improvement Act of 1911",
hereun er, u particularly shown specifications being on file In the being Parts 1, 2 ·and 3 ol Dlvlskm
on sh t No. 23 of said plans. office of the Qty Clerk of the 7 of the Streets and Htgbways
Also ln connection with said said Oty, and to which plans, pro-Code of the Slate of Callfornla.
pump tatlon and said pressure files. drawing! and specifications PUBLICATION OF RESOLU-
line. e construction ot a rein-heretofore approved by the Oty ' TION OF Il"n'ENTION
forced concrete booster pump Council of the said Oty, reference SECTION 7. n.e. ''Newport
cham r in the southeuterly side is hereby made for • further full BaJboa News-Ttmes" a seml-week-
of Ferpteaf Avenue at its inter-and more particular dncriptfon of ty newspaper published and drcu-
sectio"ttwith the first alley lying the said work, and by reference lated and of general circulation
northe terly ot Cove Street, to-thereto the same are incorporated in the Qty of Newport Beach.
gether th manhole, steel man-herein and made a part hereof. California, is hereby designated u
hole ri g and cover, toge ther 'With DESCRIPTION OF ASSESS-the newspaper in which this Reso-
the i allatlon ot pump!!!, motors, MENT DISTRICT lution of Intention shall be p.ib-
switch board, conduits, cast iron SECTION 3. That the said con-tished b~· the Oty Clerk. ln the
pipes, a1ves, fittings and appur-templated work and improveme nt. manner and form provided by law,
tenanc for the booster pumping ln the opinion of the said Oty and for making all other publiea-
of sew ge from said pump station. Council, ls of m ore than focal or lions in the proceeding under lh1I
all as tlcu1arly shown on sheets ordinary public benefit, and. said Resolution of Intention.
23, 28 and 29 of said City Council hereby makes the ex-The Oty Clerk ts directed to
In
CARNATION AVENUE
between the northeuterly line of
Seaview A venue produced north-
westerly and Ocean Boulevard, as
shown on sheet No. 2 ot Mid plans:
ALLEY BAYSIDE DRIVE : The construction
OCEAN BOULEVARD
between the south\\•esterly prcr
longation of the northwesterly line
a nd tn the first
ALLEY
The undersigned does her eby of Carnation Avenue and Golden-
certify that th1;1y are conducting a I rod Avenue, as shown on sheets
subdivid.Jng, developing land and No. 2 and 3 of the plans herein-
the sale thereof busin<'SS at 1Z702 after referred to: and in the first
lying southwesterly from Coast
Boul~vai-d, between Marigold Ave-
nue and the first alley lying nor th·
westerly from Ma rigold A\'enue,
as shown on sheet No. 21 of said
lying southeastt;"rly from ~tarigo1d
Avenue, between the first alley
lying southwesterly from Coast
Boulevard and the Cirst alley lying
southwesterly from Seaview Ave-
nue. as shown on sheet .No. 18 of
said plans.
along the soii.thwesterly extension of a \ lded steel pipe sewer pres.-
of the alley In said Block I of sure 1 a nd appurtenant work in
Tract No. 323, connecting with connec 'on there\vith the following
the existing manhole in said Bay-a lley. treets and public easement
side Drive, as sho"'Tl on sheet No. I to-wit :
24 of said plans. Ir¥ e first alley lying south-
S~XTEENTH : The construction \Vester from Seaview Avenue,
penses of the said work and im-mail notices ot the adeption of
provement chargeable upon a dis-this Resolution of Intention to all
trict, which said district said Oty persons owning real property pro-
Council hereby declares to be the posed to be assessed ,,,..hose names
district benefitted by said work and addresses appear on the last
and improyement and to be as-equalized assessment roll for city
sessed to pay the costs and ex-taxes, all in the manner and form
penses the reof, and which district provided for under Section 5070,
is described as follows: -5194 and 5195 of the "lmprove-
Newport Boulevard, Route 1. Box ALLEY
337, Santa Ana , Calif., City of lying southwester ly from Bayview
TUstin .. County ot Orange, State Drive. between Goldenrod Avenue
of California , under the fictitiou.s l and Iris Avenue, crossing Helicr
firm name of trope Avenue at its intersection ~tesa Development Company I \\'ith said alley and extending
and that said firm is composed of northwesterly across Goldenrod
the following persons, whose A venue to connect to m anhole No.
names a nd addresses are as fol-9. all as shown on sheets No. 3
lows, to wit: and 4 or said plans: and in the first
Mrs. Lillia n H . Cubbon, 1102 W. ALLEY
F ourth St., Santa r\.na, Calif. lyinJ:: southwesterly from Sea view
F. Roy Greenleaf, Jr .. 1102 W. I Avenue. between Iris Avenue and
Fourth St.. Santa Ana, Calif. Jasmine Avenue, as shown on
J ohn A. SiC'gel. Rt. 1, Box 337, sheet No. 4 of said plans; and in
Santa. Ana. Calif. the first
\Vitness our hands this 7th day ALLEY
of }fay, 1946. I ty1ng south\vC'Sterly from Seaview
ULLIAN H. CUBBON, I Avenue, between Larkspur Avenue
ROY GREENLEAF. JR.. and Mar~uerite Avenue, as s hown
JOHN A. SIEGEL. on plan No. 5 of said plans; a nd
State of California, in the firs t
County of Orange---u .
On this 7th day of May, A. D.
1946. before me, Nora S . Marg·
warth, a Notinr Public in and
~ far said County and State, resid-
ing therein duly commissioned and
IW'Dm, penoaally appeared Mrs.
· Ulliam H . Cubbon, F . Roy Green·
teal, Jr., John A. Siegel, known
to me to be the per.ions \vhose
names are subscribed to the
within instrument. and acknowl-
edged to me that they executed
the same.
In Witness Whereof, 1 have
btteUnlo set my hand and affixed
my ofndal seal the day and year
in this certificate first above
written.
NORA S. MARGWARTH,
Notary Public ln and for said
County and State. My com-
mission expires Jan. 28,
1~.
!Notarial Seal.)
Pub. May 9, 16, 23. 30, 1946.
N'ew Crop Aids Soils
ALLEY
lying south\\•esterly from Seavic\v
Avenue. between Marguerite Ave-
nue and Orchid Avenue, crossing
Marigold Avenue and Narcissu.s
Avenue at the intersection of said
alley with said Avenues, as shown
on sheets No. 5 and 6 of.said pla ns;
and in the first
ALLEY
lying south,vesterly from Seaview
Avenue, between Orchid Avenue
and Poinsettia Avenue, as shown
on sheet No. 6 of said plans; and in
HAZEL DRIVE
between Coast Boulevard and
manhole No. 59 to be constructed
hereunder at the southwesterly
end of said Hazel Drive, rui shown
on sheet No. Z1 of said plans.
SECOND: The construction ot
vitrified clay pipe and welded steel
pipe sanitary sewer, manholes, cast
iron manhole frames and covers
and appurtenant work in connec-
~on therewith, in that cer tain
public
EASEMENT
between 'the existing sewer main
at manhole No. 1 to be constructed
Subterranean clover. imported hereunder and manhole No. 3 to
froth Australia, is reviving the be constructed htteunder in the
profit in America's exhausted nor'thweste.rly side of Carnation
aotb by forcing its seed under-Avenue, as sho9.'tl on sheet No. 2
~ This pasture, hay and seed of said plans.
plans.
FIFTI-t: The construction of vit·
rlfied clay pipe sanitary sewer. vit-
rified clay pipe chimneys, vitrified
clay pipe wye branches. manholes,
cast Iron manhole frames and
coven and appurtenan t work in
connection therewith; In the first
ALLEY
lying southwesterly from S eaview
Avenue, betWeen J asmine Avenue
and Larkspur Avenue. as shown
on shect No. 5 of said plans.
SIXTH: The construction of vit·
riCied clay pipe sanitary sewers,
vitrified clay pipe house connec-
tions, vitrified clay pi pe wye
branches, manholes, ca.st Iron
manhole fTames a nd covers flJld
appurtenant work in connection
therewith: in the first
ALLEY
lying southwesterly from Seaview
Avenue, be~·een Poinsettia Ave-
nue and the first alley lying south·
easterly from Poinsettia Ave nue.
as sho\vn on sheet No. 7 of said
plans; and in the first
ALLEY
lying south'-'·esterly from Seaview
Avenue, bet\\'een Carnation Ave-
nue and the first alley lytng south-
easterly from Dahlia Avenue,
crossing Dahlia Avenue at its in-
tenection with said alley first
described.· u shown on sheet No.
10 of said plans ; and in the f:lrst
ALLEY
lying southeasterly from Poinset-
tia Avenue. between the first al-
ley lytna southwesterly from Sea-
view Avenul? and the first alley
tyt ng southwesterly from Coast
Boulevard, crossing Seaview Ave-
nue at its intersection with said
alley first described., as shown on
sheet No. 8 ot said plans.
SEVENTH: The construction of
vitrified clay pipe sanitary sew-
ers. vitrified clay pipe house con-
nections, \i t:rified clay pipe wye
branches. lampholes, manholes,
cast iron manhole frames and cov-
ers and appurtenant work ln con-
nection therewith: In the first
ALLEY
lying southwesterly from Coast
Boulevard, be~·een Mari11:old Ave-
nue and the first alley lying south·
crol? ii said to thrive in red soils THIRD: The construction of vil·
whith are low in organic matter rified clay pipe sanitary sewers, arutihlgb in add. \;trifled clay pipe chimneys, vitrl-~-"~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~-'-'-~~~~~~~~~~~
Unquestioned Ability
Unquestioned Honesty
15 years of actual, on-the-job
experience as a law enforce·
ment officer.
R. I. MORRIS, State Peace Officer
-ll'OB-
SHERIFF OF· ORANGE COUNTY
Nominate M0t1ls J11e 4!
EIGH'Irl: The construction of
vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewers,
vi trified clay pipe, house connec-
tiorui, \•itrified clay pipe wye
branches. lampholes a nd appurten-
ant work In connection there~ith :
in the fir.it
ALLEY
lying southeasterly from Iris Ave-
nue, between Bayside Drive and
the first alley lying southwesterly
from Seavie"' Avenue, and extend-
ing northeasterly into Bayside
Drive to conn~t with an existing
manhole. as shown on sheet No. 14
of said plans; and in the first
ALLEY
lying southeasterly from Jasmine
Avenue, between Bayside Drive
a nd the fi rst alley lying south-
westerly from Seaside Avenue,
and extending northeasterly into
Bayside Drive to connect with an
existing manhole, as sh0\\'11 on
sheet No. 15 of said plans: and in
the first
ALLEY
lying southeasterly f.rom Narcis·
sus Avenue, between the first
alley lying southwesterly from
Coast Boulevard and the first al1ey
lying southwesterly from Seaview
Avenue, as shown on sheet No. 19
of said plans: and in the first
ALLEY
lying southeaster ly from Orchid
AJ.'enue. between the first alley
lying south"•esterly from Coast
Boulevard and the first alley lying
southwesterly from Seaview Ave-
nue, as shown on sheet No. 20 of
saJd plans; and In the first
ALLEY
lying southeasterly from Dahlia
A\•enue, between Sea\1ew Avenue
and the first alley lying south-
westerly from said Seavtew A•e-
nue as shown on sheet No. 10 ot
said plans.
of Yitrified clay pipe and welded from anhole No. 31 to be con-
stee1 pipe sanitary sewC'r, vitri-struct hereunder and Poppy
tied clay· pipe house connection. AYenu . thence southwesterly
manhole. cast iron ma nhole frame along Poppy Avenue to Hazel
and cover , cement concrete pier Drive. thence southeasterly along
suppor ts for welded steel pipe a nd Hazel Prive to the public ease-
appurtenant work in connection ment .along the south"·esterly
therewith: tn the side o Lot 35, Block A, of said
ALLEY Tract o. 673 ; thence southeast-
in Block 336 of said Corona Del erly a · ng said public easement to
Mar. and extending northeasterly Glenn rive. all as shown on sheet
across First Avenue and extend-No. 7 bf said plans.
ing southwesterly into Bayside NTY-FlRST: The construc-
Drive-to connect with an existing vitrified clay pipe sani-
manhole. as shown on sheet No. er, vitrified clay pipe wye
25 of said plans. a nd appurtenant work in
SEVENTEEN'rn: The con-ion therewith; in that cer-
struction of vitrified clay pipe blic
sanitary sewer. vitrified clay EASEMENT
pipe house connection, vitrified the southwesterly side of
clay pipe wye branches. lamphole, t 35, Block A, of said Tract
manhole, casti on manhole frame 3. as shown on sheet No.
and cover an appurtenant work ·d plans.
in connection ther ewith: in as incidental to the loca-
OCEAN BOULEVARD tion d construction of sewer
between the southeasterly line of e br anches and pressure
Poppy Avenue produced soutti-and along said easement,
westerly a nd a point distant 175 requir the removal of the exist.:
feet northwesterly from the center ing ca ch basin location along the
line of P oppy Avenue produced south€f9sterly curb line of H azel
southwesterly, as shown on Sheet Drive.4 and the corrugated iron
No. 26 of said plans. pipe dfain along said easement and
EIGHTEENTH: The construe-reconsltuct catch basin and corru-
tion of vitrified clay pipe sanitary gated (Fon pipe drain, all as shown
sewer, vitrified clay pipe wye on Sheet No. 7 of said plans.
branches, manholes, cast Iron man-T\1i:ENTY-SECOND: The pav-
hole frames and coven, and appUI°· ing ~d/or resurfacing of the
tenant work in connection there-trend) In the Streets where the
with; Ln aforeibentloned sanitary teWel'I
LOOK"@
,
All that certain territor y of the menl Act of 1911". of said.Streets
City of Newport Beach, California, and Highways Code.
included. within the exterior boun· POSTING OF NOTICE OF
dary line shO\\'n upon that certain IMPROVEMENT
map or plat numbered 414-A here-SECTION 8. The Street Super-
tofore approved by the aty Coun-intendent of the Oty of Newport
ci1 of said Oty on the 20th day Beach shall cause to be consplcu·
of May, 1946, indicating by said ously posted along the line of said
boundary line the extent of the contemplated work or improve-
territory included within the pro-ment and along all open streets
posed assesSment distric t, and the within the district liable to be
said map or plat is on file in the assessed for said worlt, notices of
office of the City · Clerk of the the passage of this Resolution of
said City. Reference is hereby Intention, in the time. form and
made to said map or plat for a manner provided by law.
further , full and more particular PASSED AND ADOPTED by
description of the said assessment the aty Council of the City of
district, and the said map or plat Newport Beach, California, at an
so on fiJe shall govem for all de-adjourned regular meeting thereof
tails as to the extent of the said held this 20th day of May, 1946,
assessment district. by the following vote, to-wit:
DESCRIPTION OF BONDS AYES : Councilmen Allen, St1ers,
SECTION 4. That serial bonds Isbell, Robert.son. Reed.
bearing interest at the rate of six NOES: C.Ouncilmen None.
(6%) per cent per annum shall ABSENT: Councilmen None.
be issued to repreSent each as· APPROVED!
sessment of Twenty-five ($25.00)
Dollars, or more, r emaining unpaid
for thirty (30) days after the date
of the warrant. Said serial bonds
shall extend over a period ending
nine (9) years from the second
day of January next succeeding the
next October fifteenth following
thetr date. Payments on the prin-
cipal of unpaid assessments and
interest shall be made by prop..
erty owners to the Oty Treasurer,
and the same shall be diabuned
O. B. REED,
h-tayor of the City of Newport
Beach , California.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the
above and foregoing Resolution of
Intention was paued and adopted
by the City Council of the City of
Newport Beach, Callfomia, at the
time and by the vote above stated
FRANK L. RINEHART,
City O erk of the Oty of New-
port Beach, California.
Pub. May 28 and 30, 1916.
NINTH: The construction of
vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewer,
vitrified clay pipe hotu1 e connec-
tions. vitrified. clay pipe chimneya,
vitrified clay pipe wye branches,
lampholes and appurtenant work.
in connection therewith; ln the
first
ALLEY
LOW COST TRAVEL
lying southeuterl)' from Carna-
tion Avenue, bera-een Seavtew
Avenue and the first alley lylng
southwesterly from said Seavlew
Avenue, u shown on sheet No. 10
of said plans. -
T£N"nf: The construction of
vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewers,
vitrified clay pipe house connec-
tions, vitrified clay pipe wye
branches, manholes with flushing
device, cast lron manhole, frames
and covers, and appurtenant work
in connection thttewith; ln
COVE STREET
between the first alley lying south-
easterly frun Femleaf Avenue and
Dahlia Avenue, crouing Fernleaf
A venue and exten'.dina nqrthw~t
erly into Dahlia Avenu.t to the
!lushing manhole No. 1 to be con-
structed hereundei; as shown on
sheet No. 22 ot said plans; and In
SHELL STREET
between the center line ol. the first
alley lying IOUtheuterly from
Fernleaf Avenue and extendinl
northwesterly Into Sbell Stttet •
d.Lltance of 103 feet, u lhown on
sheet No. 22 of said plans.
ELEVENTH: The construction
ot vitrified clay pipe sanitary --
er, vltrltled clay pipe wye trand>-
es. lamphole, manbolea. cat ln>n
manhole h-and COWfSo and
•PIJUrtenant work In ~
tt.aewith; la ~=:t I
11\nc -tuly !rem FomlMI A-bottlw a.. eoater llqe ot
-Strftt piudueM -lbe"ft-
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llo other form of pu · c tf-nsportatioo is u
low in cost per mile f ~modem intercity
bus-The low fares p along the <;.our
Highway enjoy tocla direa produa
ol Gteybound J...teqhip',
Year dietyeiu~~opdba a>alittendy
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piooe ered oae imp U..another ill
bw-.io:eaad t!ll"ii-•t·---m.-a-
-mlyr•--ithe · I pa7foraliclctt.
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It actually cost! .,,,.., to operate your car than ·
cogobyGreyhoundl~G~ound':fin(• I
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hftroryof aampomlioG.
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ei.e yoo bay • going ...,. Greybowtd c:oo-
m. ..... to gift yoo waw•ieot. t.ec-·dian·
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NEWPORT-BALBOA
NEWS-TIMES
e I RISE
TO R.DIARK ••• PROFESSIONAL ' DIRECTOR'r :i:.:= fu.opb -~-·1 ,_.;-..;,N__,.l"'"'"""W_.,...1 11...._.""""'";i;'r c..n !a. ct(\I·= .. ·=
BOif. -PBJLUPll l'llQND• 1'i&WW u.-II Evan-';_. Goff.ar of tlae 12' ' llt. ..... -R s~• a...rcb ...... 1 .. -.
, '7 MALA I V ..... mv1D We have been bol-" .... lnterett~ 11 e'al1 *-
p ,, •• ~ " a • .,. v-D inl: hearlnp, befono ti; Commit-Evanc<Hst Glenn Ccllfv a6-c H u D " H Es Yoaa. mp -. 1n-
11u._,.;pt1oa i'a)'oble In Adwanoe: '2!!0 -1Mr ID °'-ClooalV: t~ on Acriculture, °" the IUbjoct nounces anolhor biz -at the A '11 tc_.,.. 6 :IO p. m.
$2.'15 per )'ft' to 4th-. $3.00 per_.. to .. -of the int<rnational food situation, Hour ol l'Pophec:y tabernacle, --\L ______ .,;_ ____ .J\ ~ ....joe, T:a& o'doclL
-----and Its nlatlon to food and f-S.. ...,. ol Bolsa and Old County Road. Mid-~ llld PIQW,
ll:lotsed a Seeond-Oul -at the -ID Nawpt Bn'"b, As usual, the United States to N..._, Heights. Saturday nlcbt, OU~LA:!t ~·=EL W ·~· p.m. Calltomla, under the A.ct ol llarc:h 3-11119 In ••-~t1on of .....,. __ -•--•-June 1 11 the night you come and 11 L , --• --ua.: ~ ... ., ..... au•~~ 8unday Me 11: 8 tad 10 Liii. --.....-. II. A. MEYER -I'll-to be a Good Samaritan, and feed choooe YoW' ~ attorney-~ Cont-.: 8&lunlo,p ma
st.MD. PORTER -GeDenl ··-the world, and ending up IUlpect-the topic Is 'Gttat Court Night. 4:00 to 6 :30 ..,4 .tram T:IO to OF OOD
F . G. FROST Edit« od and critldud. OUr situation II A CLOSED DOOR LECnffiE a·ao 8::t' !'!; ....... -·
W . F . DIXON • A4-tlaina ... _ not helped by the outbunU ot will be gt-Sunday night, June ' p.m_ --"""-'
PriDtlnc Plant. 30ll w. Central Awnue. Newpwt -· c.utanda Mr. Lehman and Mr LaGuardla, 2. and no one will get in unleu aT. JOHN VIANNEY CHURCH Ms~~ ~.:ua.m.a.m. , , N B L nor the critical comment.I of news-they have a ticket. 'ncketl will aalttoa IUnd .... ~ ..... Official Paper of tile City of ewpori•c11 papen in countries whlch In fact be •vallable tr... of chore• at the Bunda Kw· 8.80 ~ tic -at
A D" '·No Local IMtttu',ss ,_ O.W n y_,. want and need our help. tabernacle up until the time of ~om· · k ... , .... -:! tron. 7:30 n.mi.
A few days ago the London the lecture. The name of this ?·IO to 1.30 · ---.,-wd.~ aervtce, 1bunday at
of
CORRAL DUST
"I'm gldd to be living in this atomic age ... but 'pace,
not pieces' plc4lC'."-jAcr. LINDSLEY.
Mail said that country wu secn!t lectW't! Is "The Mark of the · · p.m. 7:30 P-Dl; · · ·
"scraping the botton of the bar-Be-u~.'' ·~e Un~ble Sin," OOSONA DEL llAa ..;I' _____ _
rel to make good the commitrnenta the 11n which God cant forgive ii OOIDRINITI' Cllt1aCJll, c4UACt1 dF CHRl&T
of America. .. Other papen car-Wednesday n1&ht'1 lecture: and OOMo•ro4ftON&L Ch&1fjdt and Walnut Street.
ried aimilar, inspired artldea. lt
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on Friday night, June 5, ,.the Perry l"reder"* smoelr., lllmRw L ma.,.. C.nby, Mlnleter.
might be well to set do¥ln in speaktt will tell about 1~ 111 Heliotrope. 0... de1. llar Senteb: Suaday, 10 L m., Bible
tmple figures, what the situation Thlev1!9 Caug,ht In One Church. Sunday, Jm. 2. 1lN6 Stud)'; t:. L m.. Morolnc wonhlp.
really is. Ea_ch ni&:ht I program ... ~ fol· Oturdl IChool bu two ...me-.. I:
Can anyone question the in her-lows· moving pictures 7 .20 • com-All bove primary dep&rtme t l'D8'l' Pot71t8QUAJm: CBUBCB
ent willingness of America to munity sing 7:X>: question and tat 9 ·30 Becinnen ~ 1}r COSTA MESA
share its food! Watch our bOya answer period 7:50; and lecture ~ ~t I.IN meet at ~ locat!cm., An\erican
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MAX HURWITZ
A'ITOIL'n:Y AT LAW
hill West Oea.tn.I. Aftll89
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m -~ 0oata •-abroad: they share their ratlona 8:00 to 9:00. 11 ·a.m. during the mon>lng churd! ..Legion Hall
with the utlll!lemourished ot eve.ry hoUr BM' .... Jin. O. Wiiiard Ste&ru\'------------...J '------------...J
country, particularly the ~hlldren. U. S. Courts Can Stop ll . a.m. Morning wonhlp Dur-' Puton Build Greater California!
A new slant on California, which should allay the doubts
of those fearful that the State's war-time growth was of
·mushroom nature and must inevitably slough off, Is given
in the CWTent issue of the Coast Banker Magazine.
The author, Earl Lee Kelly of the First California Com-
pany, makes the case that the emergency gro~ was simply
an acceleration of a process that has been going forward
steadily half a century. Everything that has come about,
he says and proves, would have come about anyhow, only
without so dram3 tic a spurt.
"In 40 years of continuous population growth (1900-
1940)." he writes in part, "the three Pacific States surpassed
the national gain and that of every other geographical sec-
tion by spectacular margins. The 40-year growth of the
Coast was 133 per cent above the national average. Cali-
fornia has grown at a rate five times that of the United
States, rising from 21st in rank of States in 1900 to fifth
in 1940. This growth was before the war!
During the period since 1940, the population growth in
California, Oregon and Washington was almost the same as
the total gain registered by the 15 other States that showed
an increase. The remaining 30 States Jost population during
the period . . . California now is third in size of popula-
tion, and economists predict that the State will pass Pennsyl-
vania for second place by 1950.
"California has come of age agriculturally and commer-
cially and fs well on its way to industrial maturity . . .
The principal factors in the situation are : People, money
and cheap and abundant electric power. People create the
markets!"
The materials and the people are here. The real build-
ing of California is the privilege of this generation!
Protective Reasoning
While UNO is bravely continuing its efforts to preserve
a world front for social action, reverting nationalism is a
force in the background which tells too well the story of in-
ternational feru;. distrust, and Jack of faith in a common out-
look.
PerhaP8 the best recent index of this counter-trend is
the proposal in Great Britain for construction of a new bil-
lion ddlar deep subway system for protection of London's
10,000,000 inhabitants against atomic threats and possi-
bWties.
Reasoning of this kind, of course, is not peculiar to
Britain, for American spokesmen have advocated similar
protective measures-including decentralization of popula-
tloos and location of induatry. underground. What It DOES
SHOW, however, is the extent to which protective reason-
ing continues to overshadow preventive action in the world;
and,-since protective outlook is usually national, It also
shows a reactive force In nationalism.
While understandable In the light of what Britain ex-
perienced In World War II, such a self-protective outlook on
a national !ICll!e is a shadow which weakens the profession
of faith In UNO. It shows the continuing depth of fear In
the world today and sets up that sort of skepticism which
Is 'Inimical to united and protective action; for, by the same
token, where self-~ Impulse Is dominant there is
seldom outright faith.
~our Food-Dollar
1be average family of three Is spending at the rate of
$466.84 annually for food, according to the United States Department of Agriculture. This is at the rate of about
$11 .00, or 2t,I, per cent, more a year than at the same time
last year.
All frultJ> and vegetables Including fresh, canned and
dred, led the list with $133.38 spent per year. or 28.6 per
CEJ!t of the average family food budget. Meat products
were in second place with $100.90, or 21.6 per cent of the
average expenditure. 11.e dairy products Wl!tt a close third,
with the average spending $90.72 or 19.4 per cent of their
total food cost. In this connection, each family Is subsi-
dized by the government in tM amount of ·Sll.20 a year
fer dairy foods according to the Department of Agriculture.
Since this COll!IUlnet' .w.ldy'ls bl lb!r 1ban. for IDOlt> other
foods, the total cost ol. dairy products as well as tbe per-
can••g!! is higher than indli:ated. · '
Of special Interest to those consumers concerned with
economy and• qulity •of foadl, i-et', .ts• tbe I amount of
.aablents supPIJed by the appioxlmately 20 per cent ol. the
f-1 budget spent for milk and its pl'Oducts, states the Na-
tlcnal Dairy QJomidl . In 194.2 the Bunlm al.' Home Eco-
nomics and Human Nutrition Ot the ·United States ~
meat of Aotculture pointed out that dairy ~ QQllSUilled
In thla country IQPlllied 78 per cent of all the caldum. 39
per cent o1. all the pbospborous, zr per cent of all the tats,
lT per cent of all. the food dletgy, 24 per cent of all the
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That is just as character1stic, u E . ti . C ing vacation of minlater, Rev. Ju. n... n'Jl
it Is apparently for others to get VlC ons In ases H . Batten will officiate. Sermon, Sunday School 9:30 L m.
the credit,. and for us to get the '"'l'be Gulde and the Goal" MotnN worship service 10:'5.
criticism. We have been sending WASHINGTON, May 28.-Fed-7 :00 p..m. Youth meeting. ~r service 6 :00 p. m.
shipload alter shipload of grain eral courts can prevent eviction of Be.re«h service 6:30 p. m.
to France, with a minimum ot tenants from rented houses. pend-FIRST CHURCH OF CHRllT, Evenil;tg evangelistic service at
publicity. It was recently an-ing appeals based on ru1es issued SCIENTIST 7:30 o'clock.
nounced that Russia was about by the Office of Price Administra-Lido Thutar, Cerrtr·al Avenue Tues~ evening prayer service
to send wheat to France. It was I lion, according to a verdict ~-anct Via Lido at 7 :30Uo'clock.
suppased to be carried in Ameri-\ dered Monday by the Uruted A branc!I of The Motber Church. FIR&""~M-E_T_H_O_O_IS_T_C-HURCH.
can ships. When our ships arrived
1
States Supreme court. Tbe Flnt Church of Cbri.t, Sci-T
at a Russian port. ror the &"Taln, enu.t, iD Boeton, M•••chuaetta. :tEdwln Oeher, P..,.
there was none there, but a few B Ibo w·11 Ski 0 Swuloy School at 9:30 &. m. sun-Euclld t atanford, Gardon Grove.
days later, one Russian ship. load-I 8 3 I p ne d&y Service at ll a. m. Wedn.-d.ay 8:30 m. Cburc~ ec.bool for all
ed with wheat. did arrive .at a Day in weekend Race TuUmonl&l Meeting al 12 o'clock ..... I
French port. and was met Wlth a Reading Room located at 111 11:00 a..m.. Komm,. Wonh.tp:
band, and banners and a celebra-One day, Friday, will be skipped Palm street. Balboa, la open dally ll~: ''We Tbnk Thee."
tion. Russia had sent food to in the Memorial Day series at Bal-from 1 p.m. to 5 p..m. except Sun-ll:OO:, LIL Nuraery for all chll-
Fra nCt>! boa Yacht club >Aith races on May days and holidays nationally ob-dl"en d'J"UI' aervtce.
I think some of the 45,000 prop-30 and June 1 and 2. Because of served. . 8 :00 p.m. Ket.bod.I& Youth Fel-
aganda agents on the gove rnment the opening of the Coronado Yacht The pubUc la cordl&lly tnvtted to lowehipj. Youns Adult Fellowab.ip.
payroll could devote some atten-club on May 30 this series fills in attend the church 9ef'Vlce. and uM 7 :00 p.m. Evening Wonhlp:-
t . t f · cred!•• even ~e-e ·. "Come Ye Ltve." ion o oreign ..... for boats not able to attend. and is the Reading Room. -. 1
though it took t ime momentarily not an invitational affair.
from their earnest efforts to make The five larger classes, Rhodes. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Chri8tian Science Topic
our government here more like PC. PIC. Vikings and SnJpes will CHURCH Deno\inces Me8merism
the Russian one. race outside with one race each 515 West Central, Balboa l.!.. -
Let's look at the figures: The day at l ·.30 p. m. and the PC 14_ (E .... 11 ClubhouH) The poldeo Text or the Sunday """" Le1so-'?-tSermon In all branches or United States has furnished more foot dinghies and Balboa Dinghies Rev. Ardye T. Dean, Vicar The .N.other Church, The Fir1t
than 40<f, of all the grain for the will have two races each day in 8:30 L m., Holy Communion. Cburcti!,.ot Christ. Scientist. In Bo•
stan·ing people of other, coun-the harbor, beginning at 1 :30 p. m. 9:4~ a..m., Sunday SchOOI. ton, Is ~rom P11alms : .. My flesh and
tries. It has paid 72% of all the 11 :00 L m., Momtnc Prayer and my befrt falleth : but God I• the
costs of UNRRA. and has suir Sermon. (Fi.rat Sund&ya: Holy •tren~ of my heart. and my por·
plied 80o/£ of all the grain UNRRA Some Tail This CommunJon.) tlon r~er. For, lo. they that are distributed. fa.r r thee &ball perish." "An·
clent nd Modern Necromanc1. A year ago \\'e had a carry-over The longest tail on record is CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA &llas esmerlam and Hypnotism.
of wheat of 281 million bushels. that of the Great Comet of 1843 Community Methodlft Denouqced" 11 the aubJecL
The current wheat crop was 1,123 which was measured at nearly 1420 West Central Avenue A s~rtptural account from The
l'l'!.illion bushels. We used 495 mil-200.000.000 miles. or more than Rev. Ill· D. GoocMll, Pallor Acta r•porta lbat "the people with
lions domestically: 310 millions for twice the distance from the earth CblUC~ School, 9 :00 a. m. one afi"ord gave heed unto tboae
feeds; 82 for seed: 20 for manu-to the sun. M91'Jlinl 1Vorehlp, 11 a . m. thlnp hlch Pblllp epa.ke, bearing
facturi.ng needs, and are export-I Youth Felloweblp, e p. m. and B Ing the miracle• which be
I ( I t l, Jy f 1· fl Ev nln W bl 7 did , .1 •• But there "·as a certain ng a m0& en ire or re ie period. We made no commitments e I" °" p. p. m . man. dalled Simon, wblcb berore-
over 380 ·millions. That will leave but we did delive r ! By July we Mld~week prayer .ervtce, Wed-time 1q the 1an1e rlty u8ed .1orcerJ,
us a carry-over of 117 millions or will have supplied. for relief, 380 ne.tde.y; covtted diah dinner, 8 :30 a nd b•wtrcbed the people of B•
less. Translating that into indi-or more million bushels out of a p. m. maria. l'Klvlng out that hlm11clt ......
vidual shares. it means that each world total of Jess than 900 mil-aome Kfeat one : ... But when they
person In the U. S. will have a lions. BALBOA ISLAND CHAPEL bellevekl Philip preachlnc l h •
f 8/10 f I b h I Th t 2 • tblnga lcon f'ernlnc the kln&dom of reserve 0 0 us e · a We are not ~ng for praise, 1 AV11te Avenue God. ali.d the name of Jeau1 Cbrlat.
would carry us 90 days, a nd of nor for credit, ~r a generosity "ev. M•lr)' W. Whtt.e., they wire bapUzed, ... Then Simon
course you can•t divide It that ac-which Ls just as natural to the A.ocfate Pastor him1el believed alao : and ..• he
curatel.y. The new crop will soon u . s . as chewing gum, but we Church School. 8 :30 L m. cont1b ed with Philip, aad won·
come in. could get along without being ?d oming Wonbip, 11 L m. dered, 1bebaldlng the miracle& and
Without boring yau with siml-kicked in the face. Bigus "'f'hlcb were done."
Jar figures for other countries, The left-wing organizations are NEWPORT HARBOR M&~ Baker F..ddy aay1 In ··set·
f LUTHER •N CHURCH ence &tld Health with Key to tbe Canada will have a carry-over o starting a campaign, for some rea-""' Scrlptdree: .... All unaclentlflc meo·
6 bushels per penon, or a years son, to revive rationing. To begin Graue) Chapel, Costa Me:aa tal pnftlce ta erroneous and pow-e r-
supply, and there are other. coun-with, we're getting food for re-Rh. Hffbert Roth, Pa.tor leae, &Dd •bould be understood and
tries with sale carry-oven. What lief without rationing. and there Servicea: Sunday, 10:30 a..m. ao rendered. Cn1ltle1a. The genuine
gripes the British papers. at the are two excellent reasons why Chrlsttfa,n Scientist 11 addln1 lo ht•
sion UI asking that the wv reeenre take three months to print the Corner Walnut and Churoh ate. and 1• nt'reutn1 bl• patlent'• •ptr-
of approximately 500,000 tons of books and set up the ration Costa Mela ltuall wbtle reatortn.c lllm t>bJ•
CJLINlOAL LAllOBATOBY
Clinical Laboratory
Ottloo Mare: • -....
-by appoln-•
TELEPHONE BABBOB 818
t8SS W. Ceatnl A.e.
DAY SCHOOL
Mortimer School
IOZ Ooral Balboa blaDd
o..-: Oollop, ~IT
SUMMER SCHOOL~.
G. L Mortimer, M. A., Odonl-
Prlnclpal Pbone ·11arttor 112
DENTlllTS
DB. GORDON E. RAl'P
DENTIST
:111SS w .. t Central
Pho~ Barbor Ul .,
Newport
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
2%02V, W. Central. Barbor HllO
NEWPORT BEACH
Dr. W. W. Westmoreland
~tin .
1801 eo.ai m'"'I' ·
OOBONA DEL MAB
Phone Harbor ZZ!O
··-1N8UBANCE
Sandy F. MacKay ---INSURANCE-That' I All
1H E. Central Ave.
Balboa -Barbor !581
OONRAD RICHTEB, M. D. ..,__.,_
120 E. 18th St.
COSTA MESA
Hours: 1()-12 a.m.; 3-!5 p.m.
Phone Beacoo5075
Dr. G. E. Tohill
Physician am Sarp.a•
2209 Coast lsJVd.
NEWPORT BEACH
-PBONES-
Offtce: Baz-bor tS&-W
llatdie-: Bwbor 18&-& U ?i'o &m:w-er, call Barbor 6
Gerald Rausa, M. D.
2830 West Centrill Ave.
-NEWPORT BEACH
Plt.oae Barbor 10!1
No an.wer: call Be.coo 60f .. a
X-Ray Service
llllt<>n M. Maxwell, M. D.
1801 eoa.• m'"'I'
Corou. del Mar
Office Houn: 1<>-12 ; 2-5
Phone Barbor IOU
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave., Balboa
Barbor l'IU
"' s. mu st.. Loe A..,-
TUcker 11U
By Appointment
T. P. ~er, M. D.
Physician and Surpotl
1001 Weet Bay A""
Telephone Barbor 60Z
A. V. Andrews, M. D. J li'BYSICIAN
oD4
81JBGEON
moment. is that the Hoover mis-rationing Is not desirable. It would SEVENTH DA"Y ADVENTISTS patlen~ mental and moral po••.
food. I l to l•-no--• Is •---· ... _ .. ...J a ...... --.. D\-· lcall.1 roucb dlTLDe .Line." supp emcn ary uc OIWU board.I again. The eme"'°enc:y a..--...a. -. ............ '-... _ .. • ----+----------'• ,, !'-------------' Tele....,,_ Barbor Hl.8-1 reserve and to food in transit. be for the next 90 days. The other Ing, 9 :30 o'clock. N~-T1.mel adftrt:UerMnta an. ~------------
reduced materially, or even wiped reason ls that under the OPA PrNCb.lns Mrvtce, 11 L m. your "* t.o eftkient l!pl!Ddlnc.
out, just as it has been used, in the ration~ Items were always 1
the lntttnational food crisis, in the ones unneeesaarily short. FULL QOSP•L CHUlllCH
all countries. The request hu been Think of butter and meat and 12n4 aftd Elden, eo.ta ...
complied with. to date. to the ex· f •· a~. -.,. -~ 8:t6; .......... tent of 400,000 tons. We'll do better if we let the wonlalp. 11; ~ mntoe,
The first demand on the U. S . DeparUnent of Aericulture work 7:30 p. m.; )lld..week Pl"Qlll' ... t-
wu for 22.6 million bushels. from this out, with the help of the Com-1Dc" cm W..ts 'V. T:.S, p. m .;
July 1945 to July 19t6. A few blned Food Boerd. c et rid quickly >"""'I people'• ....,...uauc Hntee
House
Cafe Pita•• 1181 LN-8-Jt, o.m.
Uncoln National Ufe
IDnrance Co.
''IY Jf ... bdlcaW. I&. ~·
DON n:BNJGAN
...... Barbor!M·B
-lll&rlDe A--Jal.
Dr. W. T. Moolley
l'llJlldM .... 8m&••
Nlatll -Cell-
...... CM-W.~> ..._ ..
months lator thla wu l.ncreued of UNRRA which Is a complete • nteo.,., T:'6 ., m. ·--+---------·
to 249.9, and within a few months failure, save foods individually .------------•1 ~-----------~
It wu umped to 506.5. The de-and collectively, and give full play Ir-------------+--------, N~w York Life
mands against all other world to the normal willlngneu of the .,_. H
wheat oupplies .... incnoued only p<Ople to help anyone who needs --oar Jn.surance Company
from l,0'55 to 1,182 in the same help. Se • DON a. D1111ANT
proteins, 27 per cent of all the vitamin A , and 48 per cent
of all riboflavin Intake by humans In this country. With
the increases in milk consumption since then, those per-
centages are even biiber.
•Ell MAlllE SEIVICE r ·r o ' A I :l L I 1 • ' .
SHElL .llOCI
BALBOA ISi AND
o mce --A-.-.1:uw
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R. N1>rton
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SAM~s SEA F ·.511
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line Eut al. Old
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New
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CORONA DEL MAR
OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE 00.
Ray Nielsen
9'-t ... A.<r'i?ld ....._
~a.rwnew
115 &. ..,. A.". .......
HO&TICUNB
Harold. K. Grauel
Chapel
'We Ounelves the Better Serve
by Servin& Othen .llee\"
~ •.. :• ....
Ooata-~
. -.~~}gjrord
EJw Ezwmtned • G'e ! I J1ttad
1'111 Jfewpurt 81wks'aa .... ........ ~·-
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NORMAN NIXON, lll. D.
Pedlatr1clan
Certified by the American
4 Board of Pediatrics
1001 Ga.iota Dr • ._ -
'ha. >-e J..ecw l·lW
Laurence H. Dorcy, M. D •
Physician &: Surgeon
Ul...-Ave~ ----!-
Wagner Dl .. 111 IDsatate Dr.-o.w-
Chlropractlc. Dietetics,
Phy*> &: C.olonlc Therapy
I.Ill~ .... -.... ---
" zoo TBERAP1 CLINIC ·----+·11'Mzs IS' .. 'RT t , .,_Ollila i
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...... ....-o 7 ··--,. .
Scotcll T•
Now on Hand
SupPly Limited --t-·TIMES t . I
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---------------------------------..!N!l•!!•~twww:!!!!!l'U•!.!'!!'!::!.,..!!!..!"!l•!!•~•!:!*L!!•!!" •=e•• • • om , -, 1 ,
::r:tt!t~i~s 1 3°!~~~~ ~o;!:c::ty Harbor Area Rural Areas this t tb&t I haw -.-id ruch r-ta becooc• a --to do Ille jab
my plw er ueater pro-necoaary-may be ~ "1 -to ._117 -·the In-
B S • sible for protection :" .;::uu-dj -DaV18 Report Shows w·11 Sh Need p 1· . for the al areu," 'npton •tat-a reCO<JI of etndency -bad<· of the peope • a --ed. · ed up by an octu&I .-d. JOU.b&W the __. to the Wlllllc
"Tice an-p<>'•.-er thus saved "Add to this plan a will Imel rural problem. • Y upemsors I porated area beach .. an a &• c _ :r!. to their muruopal OOund-in~~~~~ ~ne! I are O I 1ng shall be lg8lll:a!d and directed ----------------------in such a manner u to P"OYide
SANTA ANA, May 29 -Four Huntington Beach will have record number ot oimlnal cues R Pl Sa 1. additional nlgbt patrols on which
;~~ ;r:~~:%:E , ~~~io;.~=. ~.;.":'8 a::: 22:=.;:by~~~7:; esort an ys 1pton
afternoon by the county board ofl will _cover from the n\er south to .
two men needed. This service,
obvlOllSly, Will be provided with-
out a · ·on.al penonne1 cosL
supervisors ror the cooperative a pom~ near. Laguna Beac~. ~h~ James L. Davil:. (Continued from last week)
When · plan is effected, any
llve--guard protective service that aty will take over Jurisdic-Approximately 787 compl~ts mately ~ pleasUtt boats, with Charging that rural areas of
which under~:ent a successfully tion to the south border of South of all types have been filed tn an assesied valuation of $5,000,000 Orange county have not been
further uests or the-sheriff
to the of supervlso~
pr"O\'en teat during part of last La~-San ?emente will _have superior and township oourtl by -sailing and power cruisers-properly policed in the face of r----;---------,
year's summer and winter sea-jurisdiction O\er the remaining his office, discl01ing that for one-make Newport Harbor their llomf' increasing crime, Walter E . Tip-Sutter?
IOD. usable beache11. third of the year 8 totaJ of crim-port. ton of Santa Ana,. one of the six
At t ti t1 contestants in the primary race Newport Beach will receive inal proceedings wu equal to 8 mos comerva ve es -tor the office of sheriff, declared
$4725; Huntington Beach, $5545: Scotch tape, various sizes, on half ot all proeecuted crime in mate of an average of $100 per Wednesday in Newport Beach,
Laguna Beach, $2835, and San sale at the New..-1lmes . 1944 or 194!§. boat for moorings and repairs, the revenue would amount to $300,000 that it elected. he will keep hia
Elect •••
JAMES A.
MUSICK
SHERIFF
Veteran of World War D
April was the peak month with
235 complaints filed and lndiea-
tlons are that May probably will
show an lncreue.
annually. This ls exclusive of any pledge to provide adequate en-
llvlng expenaes while in the area. forcement for these areas.
A b ig increase in this number i.J Here with his motor caravan,
assured as the Newport Harbor Tipton took time oU from his
. In J.a.nuary there were 2'l2 nl-shipyards and local d.istributOn of speech-making to issue a public
ings, m February 135 and in , eastern boats have 8 large back-statement expn!SSing dissatisfac-
March 195. tog of orders on hand tion with the manner in which
filedA t~tal1o9441 1483hcol mlnplai1n~.: wthere A reasonable estimate would in-the sheriffs ~ffice ii being oper-
in w 1 e '1"9J e dicate that from 15 000 to 20 000 ated to the disadvantage, he saJd,
total was 1708. In the first four people enjoy the ~ation ' of of people in the several unincor-
months of 1944 there were only !"•~ d isln th dj porated communlties-
482 I · •-hil ln th aa ... ,. an cru &" on e a a-· comp ainta w e . e com-t t during oodl "I have pledged myself to pro--
parative period lut year there ~n ';athers he• id Y por-vide adequate protection for the
were but 462. on. 0 e year. S&J • rapidly expandJng rural areas of
I t was pointed out that the MIUlom Visit Beaches Orange county, where crime is
Dr. E. • Ball, D. c.; PILC.,
O'I nlld 8-
rt -Calif. ne Sanor 115' ::=-: Barbor 1111
ftMn: I • .:. ~,.-;;,..::-:-.. t ....
greatest "crime" months are Data developed in the report of known to have increased and re--usually in the summer and the the Master Plan of Shoreline De-malned unchecked in the past,'' I ~-_,__,. ________ _
Jim Musick says:
''A man's reputation is
not made during a cam-
paign.''
INVESTIGATE--Know
the background of the
men aspiring to the re-
sponsible office of Sher-
iff. CONSIDER Weigh carefully
qualifications of each candidate, and
the
ELECT the man who ha.• the EXPERIENCE
plu.• the CHARACTER and MORAL STAMINA to FUL-
FILL his PLEDGE kl YOU.
JIM MUSICK Is nat
Man ! !
Elect
Him YOUR SHERIFF
Elect
RAY ADKINSON
TO CONGRESS
22nd Coaar-ional District
• •
In
P11b0c of
World
25 w.
Years I
• •
Elect· a Man Who Understands
Our Problems to Represent
Us in Congress
Primaries June 4, 1946
CUJTent figures indicate that the velopment estimates that approx-Tipton said
trend by year's end will show a imately 2,000,000 people visit the "On the basis of my seven years'
startling jump ln criminal ac-Orange county beaches for recrea· experience in the sheriffs office,
tivity in the county. Peak month tlon purposes each year. The I know that that objective may
last year and the year before was sources of this classification of be achieved in part by proper
August with '201 complainta filed visitors has been estimated as fol-organization and by the ellmlna·
in 1945 and 171 in 1944. lows: 6 per cent come from out tlon of duplicated -effort."
of the state: 35 per cent come
from Orange county and 59 per
cent come from other counties of
the state.
"This indicates that 1.300.000 ot
these people come from outside
Orange county, and if they only
spend an average of 25 cents each
they would leave in the countY
$325.000 annually," Longmoor
Twenty.five deputies are avail-
able for field work through the
sheriff's office, he added and
pointed out that in the past many
man·days have been needlessly 1";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ J
lost through the practice of dis· I:
patching t \vo or more deputies
on routine day matters, such as
the serving of subpoenas. the de·
livery of teletype messages and
the investigation of comparative-
ll-ILICT
CONGRESSMAN
JOHN
PHILLIPS
AllLITY
Pl US
E'XPIRllHCI
JOHN PHILLIPS
l91J"Mnteti.,• in Con1reu
Prl-ry l .. ction JvM 4th
x
said.
Observing that a successful
campaign has been completed to
transfer into control of the State
Park commission a large beach
a!'"ea adjarent to Huntington
Beach and the Corona del Mar
beach for the operation as public
bathing beaches. the speaker pre·
dieted that '-"ith the addi tion of
the state park areas. a miniature
Atlantic City is now in the mak·
lng.
@:~~~9~
@~~§0
Liquor Store
BooU &ad Boy Keeae
Palm and Bay, Balboa
Phone Harbor Sil
Newport-Balboa Tourist Bureau
All Modes of Travel to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii
Round-the-World Trips in the near future. See
Mn. Roy Keene. Pb. Harbor 891. 301 Palm, Balboa
Roan: 10 a. m. t.o 8 p. m.
Lumber and Building Materials
Bay District Lumber Co.
Pllone Beacon 5111
1111 OOA91' MGBW Al' AT 'DD: ARCllE8
Gas Heating & Ventilation
CHARTER & PRESTON
State Uoemed Contractor
ee.ttnc lmtallaUom Make Warm Frlmcl9
~mhem Plaone MM Belldenoe Pbow IMC or !996
·•<•~·,, .. ,., ---------.
ly minor offenses.
"Even in some of the more im·
portant investigations. made after
crimes ha,·e been committed. man·
po\ver has be<>n ,,·asted.._ through
the practice of 'pairing' investi·
gators," Tipton said. "This is not
essential to the '''elfare and safe·
ty of investigators-a criminal
will not return to the scene. of
his crime to do bodily harm to
an officer."
"The Federal Bureau or I n-
vest igation has set a precedent
for the elimination of waste and
inef[iciency, through the assign·
ment of single, alert investigators I
to many important cases-it is on
ANCE
•
There's ~o place
,.. like $DME
far Ford 1 Service
-· 1m Fant dealer
Yes, we have mo, help now
~ur sen-ice is faster than
e, er now ... and better.
¥any of our Veterans ...
~d friends of your Ford c;r r ... are back on the
Jpb. They're making our
fjiop hum with the kind
HOW COME?
There are Two Veter2lns Who Are
Candidates for Constable? ....
f activity that means
orter t ie-ups for your
r : . • better y.'ork at
wer prices. Bring your
r in now. We've enough
killed mechanics ... fac-
\ory·trained in approved
Ford methods ... to ret
*oinr on it right away.
ft'll rive your car that
new-car" feel arain.
llSV.
P.APALMER
UDO ISLB Pll<ll'l!llI1ll ----·--"---w. 0 . .8UCJC-r-_u.ance Ca.nselor
;;;._ 1500 0.-...r"-*
3333 va UDO cALl~
VOTE TO KEEP
Domas H.
KUCHEL
(pronounced Kee-kl)
State
CONTROLLER
the incumbent •
---·---
Veteran World War II
---·---
• Kuchel was appointed State Controller
upon the dea th of Harry B. Riley . . .
It pays to keep up
appearance•
The appearance of your car
can mean a lot. Because when
you get ready to trade for a
new Ford .•. you'll ret more
money for a car that loob like
real value. Fender dents, bent
bumpe.n, ecratched doon and
bad upholstery all tend to cut
down tum-in 'allowancea. So
now'a the time to make vourcar
ready for ita top re-aale value .
--------------------------------------------------------------· HOW COME one -of these candidates can
and has held outside jobs?
If you want a full time Constable, then
we ask your vote for FRANK VAUGHN
Our Township needs FULL TIME elected
officials and it is our duty as
Voters to elect them.
Let's hav tr'a Constable who will
WORK at the job.
This advertisement donated by friends ot
FRANK VAUGN FOR CONSTABLE
tl.ect ~·~
•UDGE
GOODWiii '·
L~J
GOVERNOR
1M OnJy Wtwhl w., \ll'erw.• c.-. .... ,., ,.... OiSc9
• Drive In at thi1 1lgn f r complete Mrvlee
t That familiar blue-and-white
Ford oval airn mea.na "Home,
Swee Home" for your Ford.
Driv in and let ua brinr your
car u to par with whatever it
-~ Our terVice include. a tbo~h check-up throughout
your a,r, with new parts in·
stat where needed. Come in
and about it. The work can
be now without delay.
Drive out with your car young again
Your car CGK feel youni and
frisky again! Just try Jett.i ris:.
our Ford-trained mechanics
uae their Ford -approved 1 ~ methods and precision~built
::; Genuine Ford parta to ft.X it
riahl! Special Ford equiP-.
ment for lelta, adjustmenta
and repain aets the work
done ql.lickly ... aavee on
lobor. And you'll aet a bettu
trade-in price. too. ·
cliate Service ancl Fair Prices from
... -
• •
' A Y.gorous, ProgrNve American
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Zll& W. 0...tnl, Newpod Bndl 4cia II Olive, Bmth!poa Bn'*
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Assistance League Expects Record Exhibits
For $1350 in Awards at Flower Show and Fair
HUWl'G9! 941aGA
-I
•
Harbor Feml.n1·ne Ac .... i.·v1·t1·es ~e~~~~~:~~~~=~tu~~~~:~~~~~
Entry blank3 and lists or awanla Newport Harbor, with Mrs. IJoyd . DriYlnc Eut °" their honey·..+------------
ror the huge flower &bow, to be a O>enoweth and Mrs. E. D. White moon Ott u.e RA!Y. Herbert c. c ty F d t'
future of the Orange County Fair aa coonllnators. Members of the Phones 13 Bild 2al + By Winifred Barbre · + Phone 1637-R _,pastor of N~ HartJcr Oun e era IOll
and Hone Show June 20 throuP central committee In ~ of Lutheran church and bis bride. the Meets June 14 At
:;._ "';' ~b~ ".'.:11 ~: ~ments Include the follow-N pt. Heights Circle Officers of C.D.M. Capilla Circle and S.S. Guild Pal-tr Announces ~~ ~"" ~~~ ~ Huntington Beach
membenofthecountyAD!st.uiee Mrs. Raymond Beem and Mrs. Elects Officers, InstailedatlmpressiveJointCeremony Goring Marriage of 2032 North _Maln street. Santa Orange Oounty Federation ot
Leacue. sponsor of the ra1r, an-J . K. McDonald. Huntington Hears Ann. Reports L . e Williamson Ana. They _will go .. far as Penn-Women's clubs board meetin will
nouneed today. Beach; Mn. Verne W. Carlson Using u her theme "Love 5ylvarua. visi.ttng relatives ol ee.dl. take place in the Hunt~
Premium awards totaling $13!50 and Mn. Donald Smiley, Orange; Action," Mn. Frances Cox con-, ·. -• The wedding took place Sun-Beadl Methodist church t Or
have been arrang~ for the nower Mrs. Walton Hubbard Jr .. and Newport Heights clrcle gave a ducted the beautiful and impres--~ enga~nt and \xnni~g dy_ evening in St. Peter's Luth· and 11th streets Friday a Jun:°~:
a.hoW, wtuch will be staged in Mrs. George Yardley, Newport benefit . luncheon al the home of sive cer emony ot installing new age of Miss Lutie Belle Wil· enut' church, Santa Ana, \\1th the starting at 10 8 m ·
buildings of the A.AF Western I Harbor, and Dale Griggs, Santa Mrs. William Trusty with Mrs. ofCicen or both Capilla Circle and n to Fred ~-Undeman, son ~v. George Busdiecker officiat-The morning ~on will .include
Flying Training Command head· Ana. Herbert McDonal~ a nd Mrs. Leon the Sunday School Gw1d of Cor-A. Lindeman, Linden 1ng. The bride was given ln mar· two-minute summaries of the
quarters adjacent to the Santa Proceeds from the county fair Ferguson preparing and serving ona del Mar Community church ue, Costa Mesa, was an· ria&e by her father and wore for ye&r's work by -co ty ch .
Ana Municipal Bowl, where other will be used by the Assistance the barbecued ha.mburgen. . at a joint meeting held in the ced: Saturday at a cocktail the ~ a rose frock with and chairmen of ~anding~
fair events and the hd-se show League for establishment of a Mn. Charles Hand, was chair-social hall. at the home of her par-matching feather ~~t and gloves mittees. Awa.rd of prizes in the
are scheduled. I county-wide cancer clinic, one or man for the day and Mrs. Ray Orcle otricers. installed were Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Wil· and black a_ccessones. She canied 1 county contests will be m ade. Thls
Arrangements have been com-the many philanthropic projects Ban-ett led_ in devotionals, her the Mesdames o. z. Robertson, boa n. 1520 Mira.mar drive, Bal-a 'tBhlbwhile. witlth streamers caught 1 includes ·art. drama, rac:li o and at·
b I bers to of the league ,subject being ""IboughtluJness president; J ohn Sadlier, vice ?-ir. WDliamson is former W1 . te owel"I. 1 tenda.nce. pleted Y ea~e mem . · · T oward Others." Mn. Agnes WU-ma or of the Oty of Newport ·
handle a recor~ ~1st of entries for j . son. chairman of the nominating president ; John Meador. secre-Be Mrs. James M. aark, sister of 1 At 11 a.m. Louis Allen \Vhite
the floral exhibits. not ~~Y ~-Talented Organ.1st committee, gave the report and tary; L. A. Norman. treasurer; oral decorations for the oc-the brfc;le, was m atron of honor. will speak on .. The Human Equa·
• cause of the larger phrem1umtl .list Weds Club Owner the following officers we-re unani-P erry Schrock, parliamentarian, n ~ snaP<lragons, pansies She wore aqua with white hat and tion in the New Ord.er ." At l 0:"5
but also because o t e par cipa-. .. mousl elected· and Newton Cox, historian. Guild white tapers, arranged by gloves and b11a~nkaccessortes with a.m. Dr. Mildred Wehrly wm
tion of many or the county's tr -I ."Don,'t hire the ~al, marry her. Y · officers "'ere the Mesdames Lo-. Fred Crosier. The Young a corsage o p1 carnations. speak on "Cancer Control and
den --~ions and clubs. I Thats the adVlce Ace Tennl5, Mrs. Fred Woodworth. prest-well Newlon. president; Edward Richard Roth brother of the E ~' CJ "d peo le went through the Newport . --'-' · arly Diagnosis of the Dread on.-The deadline for entries as proprietor of the new ub Li o dent; ?ti.rs. Trusty, vice president : Dudley, vice preside nt; Aufred ' :. br1<l.eKrvum, was best man and ease."
been aoet for noon Friday, June 21, on Newport Bay evidently took Mrs. Henry Harris. treasurer, and Pleger , secretary, and Kenneth · · sch ls together in the same class. ushers were Sgt. Robert Au champ !
\\·hen all exhibits will be in place in securing the services of tat-Mrs. Ed~·ard Hart, secretary. The Ste~·art, treasUttr. .,,J ?-'Ir Lindeman came back from of El Toro Marine base and Rich-Luncheon Will take place at
for judging. r ented Dorothy Dil1on. who _has new pr6 tdent announced her Mn. Rober tson announced her 31 the South P acific two months ago ard H aber of.Costa l\tesa. noontime at ~e clubh~use at 418
The nower show itself is spon-1 been featured supper club organ-1 committee chairmen. Mn. Chas. chainnt>n for the coming year. •• • an is now employed in ·Laguna Organ music which preceded the 10th street with a nominal charge
\st in several Eastern resort spots Hand, devotional : Mrs. Henry NAmcd Y.•ere Mrs. Nora Bates, Mrs.. .lames lrl1:ne, founder and Be ch. The wedding "''ill take ceremony was presented by Mrs. to be made.
·-·• by I-ague auxiliaries of d h 1 d ts d 1· h · H · 'I G M I d • al •halrm·-of Oraace pla dur1"ng the furlough of Miss Aft · 2 ..,.ICU "' an ote s, an now e 1g ting arrts and ,. rs. eorge ore an . se,,·ing; Mrs. 1-larry Stauch. sun-rf"n r ._ · --Dorothy Dutton \\'ho also accom-e rnoon session starts at
Orange. Huntington B~ach and patron~ "'ith or gan music at the ways and means; Mrs. Gus Nlren. shine~ Mrs. Harold \Vilson. rvtrs. County AS!llstance Leaa-ue. \V' iamson's brother, Lt. B. K panied r.trs. ·Wanda Davis \Vhen p.m. "'ith r epart of state con\'en-
NEW LINE
Craft Greeting Cards
S!Jltionery
Brookings Varietv
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new club. berg, nO"·en and cards: Mrs. Fer-Gerald Ritchie and !\itrs. Mar\.;n \Vi iamson or the U. S. Army Air she sang "My \Vonaerful One." tion to be given by delegates.
It isn't Dorothy Dillon nO"-'. guson . special events: Mrs. Niren· Leuck, mem~rship; !\ITS. Arthur FAC Book Section at Fort Worth, Texas. and "At Dawning" and "Because." Special musical entertainment wiU
ho,VC'\'C'r. it's l\'[rs. Ace Tennis, and berg and l\1!rs. Har t, YC'ar book : Kemper. publicity; ~1rs. Nc'"'ton l . "'i pro~ably be ~n August. A r eception in the church par-be presented follo"-·ed by a demon-.
has bc>c n for a little more than 1'-lrs . Herbert !\icDonald a nd Mrs. Cox and l\!rs. Sidnr y Blackbeard. Elects New Officers, ,tten~ng the party were the Ja rs folloYo'ed. Special guests \Vere stration talk on "Plastics-A Ne'''
a "·eek. I BarrE>tt. \\."Ork. and Mrs. Tt-usty, '\Vays and means. 1 H ars Book Reviews. hoqoree ~ maternal ~andmother, pastors or Souther n confC'rCnC(> of Craft 1t1aterial," f\tary Bissel,
1'1rs. Tennis recently came_ to1 mC'mb<>rship. In thC' historian's report Mrs. e Mrj. Alice Sper beck, her great the American Lutheran church. teacher or crafts at Santa Ana
Xe,,-port from Hollywood. Florida. The "·ork pr oject ror the Ne'''ton Cox told of the form---unqle. a nd aunt. ~·f~r. and 1\1.rs. W. The ne\v 'Mrs. Rofh is \vell High school, speaker.
"'h('r e she ap.peared nightly at t~e coming year \Vas discussed and it I ing of the circ!C' in her home tour Ne"' officers ."'ere elected ":hen Ei !King of San Diego; ~pt . an~ knov.'l'l in Santa Ana musical cir-
Ra inbow Grill. It was on this \vas reported that t\vo boxC's or years a~o and or its gro,,·th until the Book Section of the . Friday ~· C. ~· McCarthy, Miss ~Iari-1 cles. She was soprano soloist \vi th
1rip. '''hich: inc identally 'vas to food and clothing hnd bec>n sent no,,. there is a church organiza-I AJtt>~noon club ~eld . t hetr last 1 Hamlin , Col. Harry H. Culver, the Cecilian Singers and is a mem·
be a vacation, that_ Do~othy dc-1 lhe little FrC'nch girl. S uza nne, tion with its 0,,.n edifice and a meeting or the )ea.r _in the sun Mis Marcia Geldert Gunn. George her ot St Peter's choir
cided to come to California. '''here \Vhom lh"' "irclf's are aiding. Mrs. stendily '""o"·ing membership roll.., roon1 of the clubhouse .following a De 'veil er. J ohn Lindeman. l\fiss · ·
d ~ '-.... b 1 h "'Ith dessert othy Myers, l\1rs. Rose Lugo, HC"r h~sban~ '''~S ~aduated she had previously br~adtast ~ _Harris reported S25 had been paid l\1rs. H . Lynn(' HughC>S gave a no~· ag unc con CoJllmander and Mrs. Leonard from_ Capital un1VC'rs1ty, Co_ lumbus,
demonstrated for \Vurlltzer Co. In above the former church pledge. very in1 £'restin5!:· report for the pro .. id<'~ by the club, those serv-Stll!ford. Mi ss l\1:ary Myers and Ohio. and fro~ Evangelical Luth-
Holl}"'·ood. She ~as had many or-I NC'w mc>mbers a("t.'f'plffi '~'C're Sunday School Guild. stressing in~ being. the Mesdames 0. D. tt:i~ Messrs. a nd Mesdames Ch.as. eran Theological seminary of I fcrs to ap~ar in Holly"'ood but l\1rs. Roy E. Salter. Mrs. A. A. community friC'ndship and se~ce. King, Edith Cooper, Charlotte Ho)t, Fred CrosiC"r, Fred Linde-Columbus.
Rev. a nd Mrs. Perry Schrock,
Santa Ana. pastor of t he Corona
dC"I Mar Communil}' ('hurch. Jeft
TuC"sday on thC'ir vacation. They
''ill rC'turn by \Vay of Ames, Iowa,
to the Congr('gational Church con·
rerence there. They will be gone
a month. pref£'rs lending her talents to the lit , d l\1 s A S Thompson I No Red Cross se-...1ng is to be Cooper and J. M_. Shearer . t ----
success of her husband's new club. F~~ an mf'~~rs . ·present a~ done in the future, but Mrs. Bates n:i~ \Vho will serve for the m . Charles Miller , R. E . Var-----===----------------------,-, r . ced th t t -115 w t rommg year are Mrs. Joseph n , John Lugo, Ralph Phillips, Balboans Vacati'on _,.,,.,. •·• ,,, '"'"', ,,.,,,,, ,,, ... ,. '"''' • •'••11••·•'''''"'"'' • • • • • • • • "' • • ~uests were Mrs. l·felen Ensign announ a wo qui ere 0 H bi tt h · . Mrs Reuben Mf-rtin Malloy and G. w . Sch-
;. ~ or Ontario l\trs O G Bernard be set up this "-'eek a t the social am e. , cha~rman . M . El d Two Weeks in North DDDD'S ~ ~ of El Modena ·and. M~s Stella hall. It was also announced that Day,k vice·c airman;d ~· ~;r ra ... er. ~ B a I b 0 a 's -EllS"''Orth or Pomona. The next the church and Sunday school Clar . secretary. a n SS y a I --------Mr. and Mrs. William Umland ~ ~ m('('ting wi ll be at the home of picnic would be held at Irvine Conant, treasure~. , NOTES f th and their coUsin, Mrs. Bess Rig-! DEZVOUS ~ l\·frs. Ray BarrC'tt with Mrs. Park June 18 and all members 1 Mrs. 0. D . Ki~g presided .and rorn e ney, Balboa. returned recently ~REN ~ Nirenberg as assisting hostess and -"d friends of the church are in-the progra~ consisted ?f outli nes Balboa Yacht Club from a two weeks' trip through ! : members ar e asked to bring their vited to attend. of books given by various m_em-Oregon a nd \Vashington. They
•-"•s J •1 Sheare• reVlew . ormal o~ning or Balboa Yacht went up the Columbia hi ghway • • dues a t that time. The progr<t.m of the afternoon ~rs. n·i. · · 1• ·• • . -..--·.~ B A L L R Q Q M \\·as given by l\lrs. John Miller, f'd Keys of the K1n~dom and 1\.-tiss c;b is scheduled for -Saturday, and back through the redwoods,
-S h C t tl1ned The Val J e 8 and at that time senior stopping \vith a niect-at l\.1odesto ~ l\.lrs. Louise Barr('tt. 1218 Bay v.·ho sa n~ 1-10-...• Beautiful Upon ara p onan ou I t 11· th -a junior members, both men and and visiting their daughter. !\1rs. • Viey a\'i'nU <'. \'isitC'd her brother the Mountains (Harker). and Con-1 l<'y of .0 \ver, a ~ove e ing e DeS ~ h a n interest side of the T en '"+men. who served in the armed me t anrl tv.•1n grandchildren in •.' />"" z' ~ >2 ~£ ~ ~i} JSudj:;(' Jos<'ph W .Lo\'ockA('rs,l of trhe side_r thb<' ~i11ies FllScott l. aAcrodm-n~sms~ Valley project a nd wha; fo ces '"ill be honored, also m em-Sacr amento. La.<:t v.·('('k they spent -'1 < !~ U'""'rior Court, s nge es. or pan1 cd y 1• rs. orence n er-'--"'~ . · ~ d r z1 j ; 'l ---a ,;-eek. son. For a third number she gave the enfor ced displacement had bfts' sons and daughters \VhO \Vere jn Riverside. Mr. Um1and is on • '-------.. ~ · I done to the people of the valley ini service. According to the club his 35th year with the ~·gas com-1 The band sensation of tftt yea• • Li"do Theatre 8 :f~:~o ~~~itu!iness meeting Mi:-s-Kjng gave the story . of ropter there are bet,veen 30 and Jiany. · O)M'n E,·,.nlngs. Exrept Monday
~ ~ th£'re \Vas a social hour "1th tea G£'rt1e the Duck as recorded by sq:En~;. back from serving their I'':---------------------------, ~ ..JC/ .. Phone B&rbor 2114 served by the hostesses, the ( the Afil"'~Ukee J ournal, and ~frs. e flag raising ceremony and Greeting Cards and a Great V&rlety of Unusual GltC.
• : ll1esdames Fl-ank Powers, E . A. K. Day outlined two of the river "WE D\'VITE YOU TO BRO\VSE AROUND'' KING .. No"· Show1nir thru Saturday-Hackett, J . H . Smith and George ! se~(>S , The ~alinas River and The o ing day races are J une 8, ! A picture you can't afford to miss: E Le'''is ... Arkansas River. She also talked aiid the Spring Invitational series
• \\'Ith a-rea.t pride. the Udo an-· · about Design for Living, Be Your ~ June 9, continuing through
• notmoN the presentation of the Own Decorator , and Ernest Su th-tile 16, 23 and 30. !
C. E. LOUCKS
JE\VELRY and STATIONERY
1797 Newport Blvd., Cotta Meu, OalU.
Dlamo,nds -Watches • Ftne Repalrlng
. Phone Beacon 5639-M
! t-::~. ".'08' ouoponseful procloe-Hurley Bell Scene of erland Bates' edition of the Bible pver the Memorial Day holiday G 0 I 0 N : Gay Luncheon "designed to be read as living r~ces wer e held Thursday, skip-
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WT'HE SPIRAL literature." pihg Friday and "111 continue on'--------------------------"'
I s],' turday and Sunday, this being ---------------------------
Mrs. C. Lewis Baltz and Mrs. a fill-in for skippers not able to STAIRCASE" R. Donald Hall wero hostesses at Girl Scouts View a tend the opening day races at -Expert
a bridge luncheon recently at the 1' ro d B and Bis Ordleslra · • • • ' Hurley S.11. Tables were decor-Doll Exhibit na o. ea u t. c. ans !~::i~ .. c:~~:~~~:~:;E:~~ w~~~ Ev;~~~~~::~ t~~~ ~~i 1Bal!«?.a ~~~tre I 1 ·
pastel r ibbons bore pink tapers. Scouts of Troop 8 to visit the!-!.------------for Milady
. • -Starring-t ii. featuring !!
.. Dorot!Q' McGuire • Georp Brent i {:::t ~ The newest thing In music ; and Ethel Barrymore ~ <{;:J )..J "DOUIU RHYTHM SICTION" ~ -~ ~ ~ ·~~~~~· • •
Sunday thru TuMday-.lune 2·3-4
\\11llam Garpa' a Janh Carter ln
Place cards were small fans which doll collection now on display N w Showing thru s~turda.y-• Permanents., Cold W ave, Hair
were used later for bridge tallies. at the Bowers museum, Santa Styling. Hair T inting . · • Bleach· Veronica I.Ake • IJll!an Gish \Vinning prizes were Mrs. Ralph Ana, rcently. Accompanying the ing, Cold Wave. . ._· ' "Night Editor" ~ ~ ~ ~ I Friday, May 31st i I = Saturday, June 1st I
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DANCING
from 9 until I
Watch for Friday
Night Bands!
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"GILDA"
Next Attractton:
"MGM's Ziegfeld Follle8
of 1946"
~NeJrtWeek :
11Do You Love Me!" ' ' , "M""t Me on Bro.dway" • 1111eu111t111i111111lfnl1l1·•1nr.•t111n1n1111111u1111!1'111>1111111.,,11,1111u~11111 1111111 ... 1a1111n1i•t1llHIU.f~l1ll!!lllll;"., 14Saratop Trunk" r:::::::=~BEACON s"'='=EA::::::::::::F:::::=-OO-=-=o.::;:.=s,;;;~::
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NOW IN NEW LOCATION:
1135 Coast Highway Port Orange
-------Announcing ------
FRESH SEA FOOD COCKTAILS
With Arnaud's and
Norton 's Sauces
WE STILL FEATITRE:
Cooked Lobster
Fresh and Smoked Seafoods
Maskey. rlnt : Mn. A. v . An· girls "'er e Mrs. Robert Reed, "Mi"ss Sus"ie ANN -CARMEN
dre""· second; Mrs. John Sadlelr, Mrs. R. C. Owen and daughter Featorinc Bel .... Curtis
third, and Mrs. c. a. Rudd. low. Eloise. Mrs. Elsa Hargrove and Slagle'S" C.Old wave.
0 h th M Sm.II daughter "Dinky." t ers present were . e es-0pni S&h,.,,, All o.,. ·
dames B. z. McKinney, Harry Girl Scouts includect. Ann Boise, ETeallia Awe4•tw.t. t• rw • ... t.:
b ~--J ~-m--•-n mt' l"b-llarbw 817 Welsh, S . E . Birtcher, Leiter Bar ara .i1-W11ty, oan Nunan, __, .--... .-
Vierling. Joseph stamp, Gordon Judy Reed. Mary Lou Hargrove. "Masquerade Balboa Inn Beauty Salon Findlay, A. J . Grant, A. A. Kem-May Standage, Carol Feder, Joena
S edd M ah --.... A.-• 0-Froat ......... per, George Conaway, Mary crow-h er, arlene Mon an. Diane in Mex1e" o" ell, K V. Dilts, Gerald Ritchie, Harbert, Ellen Owen. Joan Mer-
Sidney Blackbeard,"' John Meador, rill. Shirley Sue Stahler, Nicky Wltll Dorothy r..moar
0 . Z. Robertson, Walter HJtch-Nichols, Yvonne Howard and
man, Conrad Shook, Lester X.. Olarlene Cbamberlain.
bell, Harold W oldenberg and
Wayne Harper.
Catholic Women
Attend Annual Meet
Attending tlle annual meeting
ot the Orange County Council of
Catholic Women held Thursday,
May 23 in the Women's club
house, Orange, were the Mes-
i dames Fl-ank Henderson, Burke,
R. N. Cunningham. Smith, Arthur
Taylor and Colin Brown. The
meeting featured inte-resting ~
ports from members of each par-
ish in the county deanery and
'plans were made for the year to
come.
Corona del Mar
News
BJ B ESSIE L BENEDICT
ll-fr. and ?:lrs. Al bert Bowen, 218
Goldenrodt a venue, and their
daughter Mn. Robert Steinberger ,
Santa Ana, &nd friend Mrs. Alle n,
Long Beach. returned Friday
from a month's trip in the east .
They drove to Mrs. Bowen's for-
m er home in Mason Oty, Iowa.
and were entertained .by friends
in MJnneapalis. When they reach-
ed their farms near Fergus Falls
they found a late freeze and s now-
storm. They came back by way of
Bryce Canyon and Zion Park.
SEASON TICKETS!!
on~Now&t
GRYPHON PRODUGTIONS
Laguna Beach Playhouse
THE SEA.SON OPENS '1JNE !5th WttH
''ANGEL STREET''
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John
Emery .
Seu• 'l'lcblll ,. Sale Now for 9 Playw, $20 bx lloe.
Mall onion ~ -payable to:
...... a.ell ~I..-•=• Oallr. ..... , 7 111
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Oeup A4Wln10tolllt0tta0'.J"w• a
Deft Ylalm7 _..,.. ......
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8jinda.-thru ,,_y-.lnne %-S-4
bull Gable a Greer Ganoa. In S22 Marine Ave.
BaJbo& biaDll "Adventure" I
edJl.Mday a Tb.und.ay--June 5-8
A Bllartoa. Comedy mt!
"She Went to
the · Races"
-ANNOUNCING-
New Hours for Summer Season
Beginning .June 1
Dally ......... ·············································· .11 to s • 4 to 8
Sundays-................ ·-··········-···································· .. 10 to 8 I °tmlnc Nest Week:
''Road to Utopia"
''Sallor Takes· a Wife''
"Blithe Spirit"
1 ---Closed Tuesday
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LUNCHEON -DINNER -BREAKFAST
-AT ALL HOURS-
For the Ultimat.e in Beauty Care • . . Phone Harbor 1827
VIRGINIA BELL'S
Mariska House of Beauty
.,. ....... &-. Balboa &heel
HAIR STYLING AND HAIR SHAPING
by Gene
SWEDISH MASSAGE BATHS THERAPY
VIRGINIA BE• L Of BALBOA ISCAND
ALSO PALM SPRINGS AND LONG m:+CE
--Open Dally Ela>opt llundq--'
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