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AN IDEA! Here's a dif-
ferent slant on OPA ad-
vanced by that super ac-
countant. Russell Briggs,
who offers this: Here are
nearly 500 Congressmen,
supposed to be the cream of
U. S. leadership, plus some
90 stellar Senators, who
worked out an improved
OPA, according to their
ideas, and then one man has
the authority to veto that
combined thought, more
representative of the wishes ot. the people, and kills the
whole program! Not that
objection is raised to our
plan of three branches of
government, au of which
have a check on the other,
but it would seem that some
accord could be reached in
heeding the wishes of the
majority and that the voice
of the grea t inarticulate
masses should be given some
serious consideration.
Rent control, everyone
freely admits, is necessary,
due to lack of housing, but
why should the law of SU!>'
ply and demand. built on
free enterprise. be ousted
tor an ideology that had no
part in building our eco-
nomic structure? If the will ot. the majority, as exempli-
fied by Congress, can be
overthrown by one man,
who listens to advisers
rather than the public, then
some method should )>e de-
vised to lead the nation into
paths not influenced by mi-
nority groups. After all, the
people reflect their living
expenses rather than an
atomic bomb; their ability
to eat, rather than the quar-
rel with Russia. • • +
Annexation Ag&ln. Hari>-
ing on the problem of an-
nexation of continguous ter-
ritory is like building a boat
without a rudder-either
you advance or sink. And
stirring the question again
comes a state ment of that
intrepid explorer of Miracle
Mile. W. T . Jefferson, who,
incidentally, has just discov-
ered a ne\v tract in ''Treas-
ure Island, off 17th street
and Newport Blvd. Mr. Jef-
ferson says: "The rapid de-
velopment of Newport high-
way. from 17th street to the
Newport Beach city limits,
indicates that soon-geo-
graphically at least-the
Costa Mesa and Newport
Harbor areas \viii merg.,._
the ,eggs cannot be kept
from being scrambled much
longer, now that the new
civic center in Newport
(near Lido Isle). \viii insure
such a rapid growth in that
portion toward Costa Mesa.
''The fine type of stores,"
continues Mi. Jefferson,
11planned for the ne\\' civic
center will prove very at-
tractive, as well as conven-
ient. to Mesa residents, as
well as to Highway traffic
to the Mi racle Mile. \Ve can
continue to make faces at
Costa Mesa. and they can do
the same a t us, but the fact
remains that the big growth
of the Mesa is towa rd New-
port and not towards Santa
Ana. It's high time for an
unselfish program to be dis-
cussed by a group of citizens
of both communities most
capable or planning the best
interests of both communi-
ties.'' + + +
Navigation Menace. It
took Uncle Sam several
months to discover that the
llUJlken Mlndano is a menace
to navigation. Just who
will pay for doing the job
again of removing the car-
cass is a topic that will no
doubt take another six
inontbs to solve. The army
engineers have belatedly en-
tered the picture; would it
bave been asking too much
If they had lent some ol
tbeir engineering experience
Jut May when the harbor
department bumed the ves-
-. which failed to sink!
Could not that board, which
takes cognizance ot. all mat-
ten pertaining to navlgatim
am.md the bay, have also
asdsed some of its pero-
pttws and seen that a satl&-
t.cmry job was pedCMalOd!
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reaa ol Qreala&loa -· \ • I . _EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA. ·WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA
~7 NEWPOllT HACH, CALIFOllNIA. mUMDAY, nJLY 11, 1M9 voLmo:mww •
Gov. Warren Will Start Snowbirds' Race
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Executive ·
Will .Award
Loving Cup
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White House
Cafe
n-SlllZ
Lagana Beech, Calli'.
Ac1'ee oa laOatioa
Dairy indwitry leaden agree
that the law of supply and demand
'4111 ln most cases govern the
downward and upward trend of
priC'(>S in dairy products, but in-
sisted the "hold the line" order
will bP in evidence so long as labor
and feed 009ts are normal
•NAMEPLATES•
FOR B-.OATS AND HOMES -lrt"'
Heavy Brass .................... 2.00
Chromium ............ _. .. .. . . . . .. . 2.so
... _ "' ... 3.00
4.00
= 5.00
6.50
TL"lf DAY DBUVD\' •.. MAIL oa P!IOlfS YOO~ OaDD NOW TO
National Engraving Co. Agency
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Aero Men Required
For Weekend Posts
In Marine Reserve
Maj. William Boland of Balboa,
recently appainted commanding
officer of a reserve ?t!artne squad-
ron. V~.fF-123, at Loa Alam!U.
Naval Air station, is issui.ng a call
to all ex-Marine pilots, gunners
and machinists In the Harbor area
to join the outflit by flying in
spare time on weekends or durin&
the week .
All personnel are paid for at-
tendance of squadron activities and
can keep up to fleet proficiency
flying in fleet planes. The entire
IChedu'.le ll on a voluntary basis.
Lido neatre
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Fire Bok.tbs Are Lava Dr. Richter Goes
'!be new i.l-74 !in! bomb1 which N rth f were drop~ by,almolt l50ll SU-0 Or a Rest
perforts on[ Yokohama, Mai 30, .
practically l ooze synthetic lava. Dr. Conrad Richter, who retired
An American chemical-warfare of-from medical practice a few
[icer says imaklng them is like ~ ago and turned over hi:I
ha.king a cake. They contain vari-office to Dr. John K . C. Chunc
ous ingredients that are mixed at Costa Mesa. left lhlS \\·eek for
with jellied! gasoline. Oakland, Calif. !or a long visit
AutoDOIDOU9
and rest.
He will be lhe guest or W. D.
Dickie an old trend and prom.
inent northern Californian. Handling I of ""terana' iroblems
has ~ speeded up decentraliz-
ing the Veterans Administration /---~-----~
Into 13 branches covering the 48 I;------------
states. Regional districts are Sub--
divisions or rthe branches and have
authority to operate as autono-
mous units,
War Vets Total
By April l , there were 11,200,-
000 World War Il veterans accord-
ing to figures released by the Vet~
erans Administration.
SHOES
Repaired WhDfi Yoe Walt
Ray ·Pagan
515 East Bay Front
Box Office Open at 6 :45 ...
Shows at 7 and 9:15; Mat-
inee Saturday at 1:45 .
Continuous Sunday 2:15.
READY roR THE PLUNOE are a number of younpten wlM> bave enrolled lD the Newport Barbor
Red CroM chapt·er'e ewtm lllatnlcdoo. c1ar·ea now underway ln Balboa and Ne•-port Beach. Fully two-
thlnb of a l.aJ"pr ct.. have ahMdy quallfled for ft nlAbed tmtructlons. -photo by C. A. Griffis.
Drive Carerully-Spue a Llte.
Nut door to 8" View Care
ea.m.toep.m.
2588 Newport Blvd.
(ACT'OSS from S . A. Airbase)
Phone: 5641
Drop By and Enjoy
an Excellent
Mexican Dinner
-at
Hours: 5 p. m. to 10 p. m. -Closed Mondsyw
Now Showtnc: ·~=r-J Box Seats Bay Patrol Boat
Ask.ed Councilmen
Sunday thru Tueeday
Brian Donlevy-.Joel McCrea
. "The Virginian"
-lD Technlcolor-
Sonny Tan.
B&rbara Brtttoa
Wfldneeday On.ly-.Jaly U
-A Nisbt of Terror!-
''The Cat Creeps"
-Al-
"S he-W o If
of London"
Como.t,-"SPOOK lo ME"
Sta.to 'l'bun., July %5
"A Walk in
The Sun"
Next W~: .. ONE MORE
TOMORROW", .. ABILENE
TOWN", "BADMAN'S TEB-
RJ'roBY".
Now on Sale
For Pageant
LAGUNA BEACH.-Box seats
for the Pageant of the Masten.
the presentation of living pictures
in conjunction with the Eleventh
Annual F estival of Arts here Aug-
ust 7 through 18, went on sale
Friday, according to C. Leland
Freeman, president of the Board
A night patrol Doat to provide
protection for Newport Bay, was
asked at the city council meeting
l\.1onday by PoUce Chief R. R.
Hodgkinson, who reported that
there are an average of three
burglaries a night among the $7,-
000,000 worth of craft moored ln
the harbor.
The council authorized a 30-day
appointment of a patrolman until
the matter is permanently settled.
Jet Fuels Not
Simple to Make
of Directors of the Festival of J et-propelled engines will opcr-
Arts Association. ate on anything from powdered
The special boxes an innovation coal to Napoleon brandy, accord-
at Irvine Bowl f~r this year's ~ng to David E . Day._ manufactur-
pageant are selling at $120. tax 1ng head of a large 011 company.
included. for the 12 festival nights. "There is a vut difference, how-Constru~tlon of the boxes will ever," Mr. Day P?inted out, "be-
get under way as soon as the en-~ween just oper~f:ing and operat-
gineer's survey, started last week, mg , at peak eff1oency ~der the
is completed. There will be 58 v~~ed and extr~me conditiom for
boxes, each seating four persons. "'~.1ch a JP engine is designed.
General admission and reserved .. As _a consequence, present spe-
seat tickets for the pageant are to c~Ji:ations ~or JP fuels are very
••• M day July 22 ~._.. r1g1d and m some respects are go on acue on , · .... , , ..... ~ h th h ·11 range from $l.20 for unreserved tou~ er to meet an l e speci .:
seats to $2.40 for reserved. cations for 100-octane gasoline.
Admission to the grounds dur-
ing the afternoons of the restiva.1
will be 75 cents for adults and 35
cents for children. Visiton will see
a three-ring puppet circus, the
works of artists, sculptors, cet"·
amists, many and varied h&ndi·
er afters of the colony, and 'a com-
pletely equipped and operating
ceramic shop. The pageant \\ill be
Phm3-C Bob Henley
Released from Navy
Robert M . Henley, son of Emily
Henley, 208 40th St.. Newport
Beach, received his discharge from
the Navy on July 12 after 14
months service.
~!llllll!llllll!llllll!llllll!llllll!llllll!llllll!llllll!llllll!llllll~~p'.'.r:=ese~n ted each evening at 8.
Henley, who was pharmacist
stationed at Corona Naval hos-
pital, is a graduate-of Newport
I larbor high school and plans to
c nt<'r coll<'ge in the Fa11.
F or ty per cent of the patien~
in veterans' hospitals a re veterans
of World \Var II.
\'et{"ra ns may reinstate Nation-
TeWinkle
Host to 42
Picnickers
Forty-two employes, their fam-
ilies and members of the staff of
TeWinkle's Hardware store of
Costa Mesa closed up shop Monday
afternoon at 5 p .m. and attended
the annual picnic given by the
management-this year held at
Anaheim park.
The succulent menu, prepared
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<f!JJalboa rket
More n... ao Y .... or lier.tee lo u.e -n
SOl Main
Braken
Flaoot ~tele Ph. Barbor 86
Lenses Duplicated
E. .T. Butterworth, 0. D.
1114 Woot O..tnl ~ Barbor 1611
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by the Head Chef and Store Man-'-------------------------• ager J . C. Lionbarger, featured
broiled steaks a nd roasted corn n r----==~ll'llll'llll'llll'llll'llll'llll'll'Jll'Jll'Jll~!Yli'T;::::---1 the cob.
Following the steak repast,
stunts under the direction of Mrs.
George F ox and Mrs. Roy Updike
were presented and a ball game
held.
A watermelon feed followed the
exercises and ended the annual
festivities.
For office
News-TI.mes.
supplies, see
DEAL'S
Famous
Smoked Fish
Alwayll Fresh
the
110 McFadden PI.
a.taln Store: 101 mghway
.. At Road to Balboa Island"
Fresh Daily
Dellctoua Sea Food.I
Or, complete equipment
when you want to catcb
your own.. •
HORMEN FISH MARKE ·
ON CENTRAL AVE,NUE, NEWPORT BEACH
C.R. STAAF
MOORING SERVICE
Moorings
Buoys
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Installed and Repaired.
Painted and Lettered.
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Phone: Harbor 1080 or Harbor 1698-R
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December 31. 1946.
New-.focd:ion
TOP QUALITY, LATE MODEL
'41 CADILLAC
'42 BUICK
'42 CHEVROLET
'41 CHEVROLET
'40 CHEVROLET
'41 PONTIAC
'42 DODGE
'39 NASH
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SEDAN, CLUB COUPES AND CONVERTIBLES
Will Pay You Top Dollar for
Clean Used Cars --
S & W AUTO SALES
lOOi Coast Highway "Miracle Mile Newport Beach
General Omar N. Bradley, ad-
ministrator of veterans affairs,
expects the total of American war
veterans to rt'ach 20,000,000 in
the next year.
Most employes of the Veterans
Administration are veteram, and
60 per cent wear the Purple Heart.
Women veterans are entitled to
the same benefits under the serv-
icemen's readjustment act CG.I.
Bill) as men veterans.
Balboa Tileatre
Pllloae Harbor %1
Bo;J: omee opn. ac. 8:15
Slloww NipU,., '''° a 9 ,30
l:lldo ~lily "' YoW' t..t Cbaaoe to See:
"Keys of the
Kingdom"
MoDda,-aaid T'Deeda,-:
Tbe J'W'• pea.test raapeae mt,-
"The Spiral
Staircase"
Doro~··--& -~ ..
Web e ...,. <>-17, 11117 Ulll:
"Devil Bafs
Daughter"
"Behind The
Mask"
Sta.to 'l1mn.. lwq 14, ........ ___ ,a-
""'~ -"LAURA" --cun-w--Abo FAldle -..
"Strange Voyage"
Nut W-: "DO Yor
LOVE Kl:f .. "UP IN JI.A..
BEL'll aoor, "'JAND OETll ......
Records -Records Records ·
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Old Ones
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MOONLIGHT SERENADE
LITTLE BROWN JUG
OPUS NO. I
MARIE
SONG OP TNDIA
i SLEEPY LAGOON
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New Ones
G. MILLER
FIVE MINUTES MORE
EVERYBODY LOVES my
T. DORSEY
REMEMBER ME
SWEET EILEEN
H. JAMES
EASY
FRIAR ROCK
BABY
CARNIVAL OF VENICE
FLIGHT of the BUMBLE BEE
TWO O'CLOCK JUMPS.
BACK BEAT BOOGIE
I"M IN LOVE WITH
TWO SWEETHEARTS -B. GOODMAN
JUMPTN' AT THE WOODSIDE
LOCAL OPUS !02 .
TILL TOM SPECIAL
BLUE SKIES
I DON'T KNOW ENOUGH
ABOUT YOU'"
B. GOODMAN ON THE ALAMO '
Victor Red Seals '
RED MILL
APPALACHIAN SPRING
Vicwr H.,.bm
Copland
THE BUMIYAT of OMAR KHAYYAM
Columbia Masterworks
NEW WORLD SYMPHONY llugmc Onruindy
BEETHOVEN ~NATA No. 7 INC MINOR • EXOTIC MUSIC KoSlela,,...
• .,,u,,U> car.
I "Evetything in Miiiie and Sound"
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ule _S<:otdi_a• tbe_ta!: .... _· -=-~-an fishermen Ask L~ ~::b.~:r Small Harbor &°!!:1:i ~k~~er Ref ail Sate$'
B "ldi p Wife, Hair Stylist
Somc-tlr111,9 lfc,.,
T"~ LUVLITE
1/t.a.dc Hf l..09una &ac-~
PR1c E
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TA>. """ "PO$TA¥
T ... e '60U1'01"
Protection ~~a M~_ ::n~~ Needs-·f o Be d'~~ih:~= Over Million
F A f the leaden.hip in Orange COW1ty o· d market located at 708 East Cen-rom ma eur rural building permlta .. 1th • to-1scusse tral ?.venue to .. Just another Retail sales in Orange county tal of $27.2Eti for seven penn.Jts, Smith, Homer At. Smith; so now .
according to figures released by "Cluck'" and Homer could be totalled $108.552,()(X) In 1945, ac-
the county building delWJl'tment called the "Sm ith Bros." wtth-cording to a Sur\•ey by the re--
Vacationers, who are taking this week. What California needs .in the out benefit of coughs or beards. search department of the Cali-
the1r amateur catches in com petl-rural standing with $23 500. how this ls to be accomplished was chief cool< on the U.S.S. . .
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P.APALMER
LIDO ISd! PllC»Dnl!S ---·----w. Q .BUCK-Insuraooe Counselor .a..... 1500 tJJ.-t. iim(
3333 VIA LIDO cALJPDRNIA
T..e NuA.5ll'lllY
TH! s ICI( 'ROOM
T,.eT"A•L.ER.
business a way_ from regular New-'{be county .total was '102,886 wa~ of small '"'ea.el harbors the Homer Smitih was lately dis-fom ia S tate Clamber of Com-
por.t Beach fishermen by selling and Garden Grove followed in the-entire length of its coasWne, and f charged from °!e navy, '-''here he m erce. This is 8 17.6 per cent in-
tion with the fish stands at the Perm.its issued in ec,;.ta Alesa wUJ be discussed at the first meet-Doyen, the ship that y.·as spans-crease in county retail sitlcs over
foot of Ne"']Xlrt Beach pier. were were as follows: Ing of the Statewide SmaJl Harbort or~ by the Oty of Los Angeles. 1944, and a gain of 116.6 per cent --------------~----------
! the objects of A. Kettle's ire at Frank H. Taylor 1Ta92 Avocado Developmenf Committee. to be This sh1 p made a.n enviable record over tpe 1939 retail sale dollar YouWi~~ Lov~ THI! (Mon~ay evening's city council St., SlOOO; E. w. Enes, 1021 l 9th held Friday at 1 :30 p. m. at thej delivering ~h.e ftnt ).1arines to the \·olume. r-------------------------LUV L ITE meetmg. /St .. $5850; Paul Myran. 11861 Vic-/ California State Chamber of Com-South Pacific 1.slands. Sales of retail stores in Cali-
A S MALL.DIRE.CTU> LIGHi l Kettle asked the councilmen to) toria St .. $5500; Carl Thomas, 402 merce. I .M~lyn Smith. his charming fom!a totaled $6.709.m .OOO. ac-
D OES AWA"T W ITH GLAR~ set up regulatory ~easures to pro-17th St, $1683: Harold Shaffer.I Following r eq,uests that the ~~e. is now associated "'i!h Mary ~rd1~g to thE' statr chamb(or. This Now Here!
COLDRE"D Pu"a.IG1.."5 FROf'(l' tect the l~al business mC'.n. 217221\teyer Pl .. S4(X)(); John Long, state chamber take the Je-ad in Price, Bay and Surf Beauty shop. is an increase of 14.7 per ct>nt over
A ~mm1ttee was appointed to 1712 17th St., $7000; Leslie Ben-thh1 program. Dr. Robert Gordon M~y \\,II be official hair stylist. the 1944 dollar volume of sales. For Immediate Delivery
COME S W"1 VYH •T E 4REl!'t1, 'look tn~o the m..i.tt~r WI.th the idea nett, 1192 Cecil Pl.. $2500. SprouJ, chairman of the state Pss1stPd ~Y ?\·fa rilyn in designing and .110.5 per cent .o\'e r t~e 1939
YELLOW,O°RN'tC,.E', BLUE.. of setting up a city license tha t chamber's state"'ide natural re-and dress1n6 coiffures fo r many of ~etall _sales: ~er ca~1ta rl'ta1I sales
P INK. o~ O~C.HID wouJd not rost too much but K B sources committee. l't'Cently nam-the t>t-auties in the Al Anderson 1n Cahforn1a 1.n 194~ ,,·ere S760. or &~~~~~~0~1r~ \\'Ould create "red tape" which err uys Pd a committee of 50 members. and Gustlin School of SWim non-61.7 per cent O\'er the state's 1939
IRI'\ .J OWE N might discourage casual fish pcd-This is its first mttting. professional bathing girls· parade per capita sales. Last year's per
4 11 "PO~-'R 6iRE El dling and save the business for H bb d C H . N t Sunday. Jul}' 28 at the Fun Zone. capita retail sales in the United
LAC:.UNAEE-'CH,CALlf". I K ettle and his fishermen associ-N Mk 0 _ uh ~ h : O\\e, d Ch•wpo1r St a tes "·ere $556, an increase from
New H.R.S .. Marine Radio
Transmitters and Receivers ·---------.-----' t t D'C"aC . 1s c airman, an ar es B h . . . a es. orman A Winslow Oakl d . . -29's Burn Plenty t e national per capita sales flg-_-.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;----· · . · an . JS -\'l.ce . urP of $321 in 1939. • chairman. Yachtsme n, commercial In a raid against the Japanese SaJes byi California retail stor('S fishe~en. ':'l'presl'ntatives of fi~h-homeland. it is estimatC'd a B-291 rose from \7.6 per cent of the na-e~~n s un10!1s. oounty and city ~uperf~rtress-operating from a n t.ional tot,_i in 1939 to approx1-
of.f1c1als are 1nclu.t.1ed In the com-island 1n the Marianas--consumc:l mately 9 per cent in 1945. Primary
mittec membership. a~u~ 6(M)() 2allons of 100-octane ' ca use of this incrC'asing share of
Complete Yacht &lld Co--....
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Come ln ·Toclay and Visit-The sale of Nor man's A.1eat
Market in Cottle's 20th St. Mar·
kct in Ne"'J)Ort Beach was an-
nouncl'd last "'eek by th(' former
OY.'nPr , Don Norman, to Al\'le
Kerr.
PHONE743
Far Whats New and Available!
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Kerr, who has been in the meat
retail business for the past 20
years in Long Beach. will have
James Reardon in association with
him in the new conC1!rn and the
name of the market v.ill be chang-
ed to Al and Jim's Meats. WOOD
AND
METAL P OSTURE
CHAIRS!
Norman, who has owned the
meat department just sold for the
past 18 months, has no definite
business plans for the immediate
future and plans to vacation a bi t
before reentering business.
• ARE.PROOF CHESTS $350, Wallet Stolen
• SWIVEL BACK CHAIRS
Theft of a wallet containing
$350 was r eported to police her e
Sunday by A.1iss Ann Delafield of
Newport Beach. Miss Delafield
also said that the billfold -contain-
ed an airlines ticket to New York
City for July 23.
• METAL WASTE BASKETS
• METAL SMOKING STANDS
• METAL CARD FILES
• WOODEN TYPEWRITER STANDS
• SPRING-RLLED CHAIR CUSHIONS
• KEMPRENE RUBBEROID CEMENT
(&LL l!IZDI)
Espert
Radio Service
Phone Beacon 5816 __ ,,_
Metal Copy Holders! •a.-i.1•-·
Palmer Radio
Masonite AND ELECTRIO
U48 Newport 111><1.
COSTA MESA
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P.1' b .. llodi: ._,,_.. p ... Ill.DU.IS
• • • • • • I
.......... -... Dlibls . . . . .
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Sathit'e cmd ,,_ I 1.1$4.SIO.lll.OS
IJabllltr .. J.d9n • CndJl .... Aa:eptor4
Ee~. ot ...... • L .. sp1PCM aad
F°""9a am. . . . . . . . . . .
IMarff tar Ia..,... Jlecsl"MI t. AdTGllC9 • •
lss1rr• tor 1111--. T-. •le. ••• , •
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140.IU.HUO
l7.7lt.31S.14
l.u&.UUU.11
'2.ltl.ISUI
7..270,17Uf
1.414.111.71
tOTAL UAllUTllS , • • • • • • i ; ..,,.114..aot,tl1.40
. • 1-..d "' "" (J.20 ~ltal-SJO ~. Aa..ol t>trldud u . CalW .. dlobm ~I• h&llasofllllp3l, J~
Tllis •I•• •t mcezder tM..,.... .. dae W.doa. ED9i-.I. ~.SC..
••member thlll'when yon
need to borrow money for any
pur-. Bank of America haa
the momy to ltmd ... and what
ta still more important to you,
the people ~ Bank of America
ban the llYiM to understand
yonr need for that money.
Bank of America ia growill(f
with the West. Ii t. tmdy to
meet every l!nanclal needt,of
the people of California and
their basin 111 and indu.Via) ... ~
1'attk of .Amtrint
NATIONAL l'l.'{."r;.= ASSOCIATIOlt
........ rsDs-...&,. Dll:PO•tT tM•URAMD .. DD•PIDllATIDM I •
........ Pll:Dll: .... '-aC•allllv • e TeTS•
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SEE THEM AT
HARBOR RADIO & ELECTRIC
2602 Central
The Army ~nginccrs' part in a:r1ation gasoline on a. si?gle mis-1 thC' national total "'as increasing
the program \\·111 be outlined by si~n .. An 800-plane m1ss1on from population, ,~·hich rose from 5.3 1
Col. E . J.I. fl.·t arks, divisio n engi-1 this isl and "·ould consume approxi-per cent of the national total in Phene Harbor t-67
n{'('r , South Pacific division. The mately 5.000.000 gallons. I 1939 to 6.7 per C<'nt in 1945. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ projects te ntat i\'l'ly considered in I -
the plan for ha rbors or refuges
every 30 to 50 miles along the
coast "'ill also be listed.
Col. Rolx-rt C. Hunter. district
engineer , Los Angeles district.
will discusS proposed projects from
Pt. Pinos to the Mexican li ne. Ca-
bell G\\•athmey, assistan t chief,
engineering division of the San
Francisco district, will outline
possible projects from Pt. Pinos
to t he Oregon line.
Procedure for instituting small
harbor developments will be ex-
plained by Merton C Collini,
chief, rivers and harbors section
of the Army Engineers' South Pa-
cific division. A manual on harbor
development, prepared by the
s tate chamber In collaboration
with Anny Engine-en, Navy, Coast
Guard and other state and federal
agencies, will ·be distributed a.t
thls m~i ng.
Radio Is Missed
Police heard Sunday that Wil-
liam A. Brown of 1112 French
street, Santa Ana, missed a port.
able radio from his a utomobile
after he parked it in a Balboa
parking lot.
Newport Beach police are inves-
tiga ting the theft.
GILL'S
DELICATESSEN
FOOD SHOP
• Fresh Apple Sance • ~3 Orab Meat • Dreww'"p
• PlcklM -ouv ... •Ch"""" -Meal>!
• Sardin"" -Anchovies
• Crackers -Bl9cnlt8
• French R<!lls
SHOP AT GILL'S
For Fresher V egetablea
Better Meal>!
Fancy Groceriee
US FOl'flllt Ave.
LAGUNA BEAOH
!WAI LAST TIME -\~ $UNDAY ....,
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Gryphoo Productions
and
TAMARA GEVA
ID
20th
Century
IVI.1' H THBU 11
Umited Seating Ctpodty
Reserved Seats
Available at
BLUE SAil.S
BOOKSHOP
~u,,._ .,,
Or 1-181
Or> .... hf7-:
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0 z
OJAD1E nzvoa AND "'
ONSLOW llTl:VICN8 ~
la >
Dark Victory ~
nKJS11: •••...,.
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•n:~o ~
•
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Meadow Wood
Brand. Excel-
lent quality.
Limit l pound
per customer.
TER
•· 79c
Ulllll#I 111/ll'llll
Mason Jars W ith CoPI ond Lids it1!!!4-
hs• l'W J-. U6-0o,.,, QUOf'f ior•. 16c.
Ooien holf-gallon '°''· 1.15.
2-pc. Jar Caps
Jar Lids
Coffee Jar Lids
Coffee Jar Caps
........ 1 .. .......... ..........
Two.p;oco J ..
...... 11
•1111•11 tt11111111 1m1
Flokod
lluino Blu-White
Bluing
Llnit Starch
Lo }ronc:• ......... 2 1
::· 1 ..
12 .........
Glass Cleaner ci-•• "'""" 12-.............
Glass Cleaner ""'• M•""'""" 10-...... ""*
Dry Cleaner
tllltN TM/$ UST
II llllWl1 Nlllll
Shredded Wheat 11.:"',: JI•
Spaghetti Dinners
Chef ~-Ar -0.S Brand.
_31•
Pudding o.<C.P. ~= ..
VOftllto, lut1.-rk'Otd\ Otoooaut. f'°"'°"'
Flit Fly Spray -~ 3ze
""'· wifhowt e>..D..T.,. 1k.
FlyDed
""'· I k. Gollan. I. I$.
... -.Kee; &•1 ... 0u1 .._
It takes top-quality fresh fruits and vegetables to make perfect
~lads. The lettuce must be crisp aad tender; tomate>tS mu.st be
ripe, yet firm and fu)J.ftavored ; every ingredient must be at its
peak of good11tSS if the ulad ia to be ezactly righ1. Yes salad
making is just about the ino.t sev.ere test you can me..ke of fresh ~
produce. That's why we invite you to try Safeway fruits and
vegetables in salads_, We're ao certain you'll 6nd them grand we
promise your money back if tbey ever Wit '
Lettuce Crisp. fresh and solid heads.
Trimmed clean. No wutc.
Tomatoes Medium size, firm and full of
J flavor. Excellent for slicing. lb.
Cucumbers ~i.1:·ri~:.i;;~.;~1::=,:!: 11 ••
Bell Peppers · Gl ... ygreen,
fresh and crisp. ...
Celery
Carrots
Tender, fresh Utah·lype. Fine
fo r salads or to aerve chilled • lb • . •
Smooth, clean. well·shaped IL
and sweet. Tops are off. ,...
Produce prices subfect fo Cltallflfl after Wed-sday of this wHk.
APRICOTS
t1YOr. Juicy and sweet. llow at 1he peak ol il>efr 12c
Bay .•n ample 1upply .for IL
ca.na1n1 purpciiem now I 11t.
(81 tlae Jq, lb., Ile)
• Ulllll6 'lllTl6lll
Diced Carrots ..... °"""""" 12-M-n . .-
Diced Carrots °"' ~.':.. "'::: 12-
Carrots c.H.a. ,._,,.;. 12-
10-... -
Diced Beets °"' Mon" "'""" J J• 1, .... ,.,
Hemet Spinach ,, .... ,_ It•
Asparagus ,, ....... 33-
Sactomento All Gt"" Cut.
MlllH#ll, l'IUlU
Mushrooms .
Dill Cliipa _ ......... ..
,~,., .... -
ruw•1111
Black Tea c, .. ~ .... • ·--........ er... .......... , '*DI. ................. , .... .... •ea-.. ,, ·--,., """'"4· . ... ... _ .-........ _ ............ _!*-
Tlae Tea -...! • .... , ,.,sr.. l
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PEACHES --ffridy. Acid ~ IO ,._. fnait
bowl -· Nico 10 alict. ,.. Swee& ... JUcJ. ••
GREEN SHRIMP
Uwli ... I ' •••:el *""P· lb ----· . SOLE FILLETS
• z I n ............ lb. --c+ as es 11.
COD FlllETS
S' F -.............. .. ._,_.p Ma ..
••• • ••• .. 411° 8rnl1A11111
Y-le S, will alwayo w.i-mtby ......... I... +•all
's' z49pr m•Mtearrya..plete•
W' 111.i•ta;i1ti1N1:m arrWtMI OR"DS fta JDIB·BS P1.AC11D
.U '''I' a D4D Jiii ADVANCE.
-........
nere Fa millar About. Was Somtlri111
nat Tackle Sllop;
Of 'Griff' and
it Became Part
He Became Part of It
Whet! O.arln Griffis, bette<
knoom as "Griff," secretary ot the
8-tfWUng Assocation of New-
pcrt Harbor, walked into the Rod
and Reel Shop of. Frank Wishon
at 210 Marine avenue, Balboa
Ialand, ho felt peculiarly at home.
It wu not only that he was fa-
mlllar with such surroundings,
having formerly had such a shop
himself, but there was something
about the very distinctive fix-
tures that wu decidedly homelike.
Closer inspection proved they were
the very same showcases, ooun-
ten, tables and shelving of gum-
wood which he had dl"signed, built
some of them him'ielf, and had in-
stalled ln hi.5 fomwr Griffis Sport-
ing Goods shop in Be\·crly H ills.
The payoff is that "Griff' has
gone back "home ," having moved
WILLEv'r REFRIGERnTIDO
JERVICE comPnnY
today from the News-Times office
to the Rod and Reel shop which
he will manage for Wishon, who
ia owner of a Los Angeles hotel,
and wlD 8lso continue u secretary
of the Sportfishing Association.
Realty Prices Will
Continue Upward,
Survey Predicts
(Continued from Page 1 )
to come. There has been a slight
slackening off in recent weeks be-
cause people are still walling for
some equitable distributjon of
building materials, but "'hen that
time comes. valucs will rise pro-
portionately."
That prices m ay go down slight-
ly in the next fey,• years was the
opinion of El ton Barnett, broker
in the Eva Rhoden Real Estate or-
rice in Newport Heights, but it is
more possible, said Mr. Barnett,
S.--•P'77r1mc -~ that ''realty values will go up-in
lie ODut: ~Oo~ = ~ fact, ~t is the more U~el~ ~: ~ch; Ph~ Night. U362 1 sumption to be made at this time.
Lquna Beach I For Better Pr\DUng Call 12 or I S.
For Delicious STEAKS
BRE AKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER
-on -
Balboa Island
)6 Block from F erry
1131h Agate
This and That
Patience ls a good &ll-year-rountl
lubricant for the wheels of life.
Train your child in the way } O\J
now know you should have gone
yoursell.
•
A visitor at an asylum was
watching one of the inmates push-
ing a wheelbarrow upside down.
• '"Illat's not the v.·ay to push It:•
the visitor exclaimed. "you've got
it upslde down:·
"Oh, ha\·e 1 ~·· answered the
lunatic. "If l push it the other way
they put bricks in it.'•
A strikin~ reminder that the
w a r i~ over is a cosmetic ad show·
ing a prC'tty girl being kissed by
a civilian.
"Know what the salmon said as
he bit the hook ?"
"No, what?"
"He said, 'l 'IJ probably get can-
ned for this'."
"Why Wd the file clerk get sore
and quit?"
""The auditor asked her to let
him look at her pink sups."
There are no hopeless situations;
there are only men who have
grown hopeless about them.
Strapless gO"-'TI : An article
clothing that defies the law
gravitation.
I OPEN FOR
INSPECTION SUNDAY
(Meet the Owner on the lot)
BRAND NEW CAPE COD ·HOME
Just Completed ---Ready to Move in
Bring Your Pocketbook
2-BEDROOM. TILE BATII AND
KITCHEN. SERVICE PORCH,
LAWN, SHRUBBERY, FENCED
YARD, GARAGE, LOT 50x150
See This Beautiful Home
at
365 BROADWAY, COSTA MESA
M~'d-
Ladies' Novel and Casual Attire
Balboa
109 Main St.
T. S. McElroy
•
Slacks
Rayon, Wools
Cottons. Gabardines
Bathing Suits
Rubber
Swim Caps
Skirts
Gabardines. Cottons,
Rayons. Wools
Coats
and
S.its
Huntington Beach
124 Main SL
R . W. Bartine
Blou$_e5
Crepes, Satins,
Cottons, Sheers
Panties
and
Brassieres
Pedal Pushen
and
Tee Sllirts
Dresses
Rayons, P ri nts,
Cottons and Sheers.
Men-Women
Pl'ostate
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ITS YOUR "GLANDS
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Dr. E. P. ..._ D.. c:_ n.c.. 1.,-
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Around
the
World
~· .~M·~.,,77
B. R. BRINKERHOFF
-S.'l'Mrt8L .-.a-.a.m.
•
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Edftor Departs
R~ ·sat.rda
=
Nuggets
Obedience Is tho oftl!lrinc ol
WNG BEACH, July 18.-Fu-LoY<!; . and Love ~ the Pri1 ......
neral servkes for Ruskin Louis of uruty, the basis of all risbt
Dunfee, 451 city editor of The thlnk:in& and acting; 1t fUlftla tlle
Pr.ss-T"1<gram, who died Tues-law.-Mary Baker EddY-
day ni&ht after an illness of more
than ropr months at bis parents'
home iri Loo Angeles, will be held
Saturd&y in the I nglewood lttem-
orial Park cemetery.
Dunfee. who was born in Colum-
bia Qty. Ind, was the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis W . Dunfee of 1812
W . 45th street, Los Angeles. He
served in the student army trfjn-
ing corps, Uni\·ersity of Redlands,
No man can always do jmt M
he ch006eS uutil he always c:boD111
to do God"• will; and that II
heaven. There is no liberty t.
wrongdoing.-J'ooeph Coolc.
We need only obey. 'I'ben j.
guidance for each of us. and b1
lowly listening we shall bear tbl
right word.-Eme.rson.
in September, 1918, in preparation Wisdom is the right use ol
for ser,·ice wi_th the r~gular army kno"'ll'dgt>. To know is not to be
and at the time of hlS death he "'ise ... But to kno"' how to me
"·as a member of the Arthur L. 1 kno"'ledJ::e is to ha\-e wisdom.-
P eterson post, American Legion, Spurgron.
a.nd the Los Angeles Athletic club.
Your Friends and Mine
New residents of Newport
Beach are Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.
Greenwald, whose marriage waa
recen tly solemniied in the First
Evangelical church, Santa Ana.
Mrs. Greenwald is the former
Madilyn Kubitz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kubitr or Ana-
heim. She is a graduate of Red-
lands university and her husband
graduated from Santa Ana High
school, serving afterward with the
Army Air Force for three years.
He who is taught to live upon
little O\\·es more to his father'1
";sdom than he who has a great
deal left him does to his father'•
care.-\\'illiam Penn.
If }'OU "ish to train up a c.hlld
in Lhe way he should go, just
skirmish ahead on that line your.
self.-J'osh Bi1)1ngs.
Because right is right, to follow '
right were wildoal in the scorn of
consequences.-Tennyson..
Lett.n Piie U p
Each day ihe Veterans Admin-
istration in Washington 'recetwe
250,000 letters.
Polished Aluminum
CHAISE LOUNGES
Durable· . Comfortable ... Beautiful
FURNITURE
82! COAST HIGHWAY
"lo tbe Miracle Mlle" S Blocka South of 'l1le Arcbee
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
FURNITURE RADIOS APPLIANCES
j /
There's a chance for a real car_eer
· on a Telephone Job I
Yoo bne a ta.I
opponwtiq to
gee: ahad cJa •
telepboac Job.
You're paid
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Wodc U inte:fo
escia g. pleas.
me. and tJUk..
iag cooditica9
uc n:c:cllaL
Tlw:'s oae ._..
1oa wh, cete.
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ol poofle ,... lib IO -M
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So Help Me --
By Biddle Dorey
During the past week It bas
CQme to our attention that
there Is a persistent rumor go-
ing around town that life in
a real estate factory is just
one constant round of pleas..
ure. This sort of loose talk is
a grave injustice to that gal-
lant little band of downtrod-
den employes of J . M. Miller,
the Simon Legree of the real
estate business. • • • •
You honestly wouldn't be-
lieve some of the things that
we have to put up with in
the course of a day's work.
F or example, tDday Holly the
errand boy, was working on I
his invention of an under-
ground tent when J . M. came I
into the office with a new
client named Pa trick Gon-
zales, \\1ho \Vas interested in
buying some property suit-
able for a factory and show-
room. Holly dropped every-
thing, of course, to give his
undivided attention to Mr:
•
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• • .... ....
Puauc NoTICE
BUSlNESS OUIDll H LOST .U."D FOUND n llALll ~U8 a -----------VETERANS ......
CE:RTIFICAT£ OF PERSON We can build )'OU a three--
TRANSACTING 8USIN£SS "---'~-home 1 UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME: ~VU&.U on our ots,
located on Broadway in Costa The unden:lped, J . H . Balley. doea M hereby certJfT tb&t be lll eonductlq a es&.
wholes&le ftltltable produce buslnn9
and anr bush:W:u lDCide.ntal tber"l.!to, al Newport Bay Company 532 Coast Hfabway Newport BMcb.
. Oranse C.OUnty, C.lltomla. under the 17th and Fullerton, Costa Mesa !k tlUous firm name of
BEACH CITIES PRODUCE CO., -See-and tbal uJd nnn b compoeed of the totlowlns penon. wboee name ud ad· GEORGE M. HOLSTEIN, m
dress b u follows. to wlt :
J . H. BAILEY, Owner --Or-
Xll Wutmlnster. ROLAND LOGERLOF COIJla K e.aa. CaJJfomJa.. wtTil.'"ESS my b&nd lhlll 16th day of 56-1 tc
July, 1946. ' -------------J . H . BAILEY .
STATE OF CALl!'ORNIA \ COUNTY OF ORANGE. u.. On thlA 16th day of July. A.O. 1946, be fore rne. Leroy P . An<fenon. a
Not.a~ ~blic in and for aald County 11.nd ~:.tate. pe_nionally appeand J . H .
Balley . known to rne to be the per90n whoeit name 11 s ub11ertbed to the with.in
Iruilru.ment. and ackno•ledged to me
that he e~ttuted the same. IN 'VlTNESS W"HEREOF. I ha ,·e hereunto Ml m y hand and a.ftl-.ed n1y
official Mal t he day and year in lhi11
certificate first abo"e written .
L E ROY P. AND E RSON Notary Publlc In a nd for
M id County and State .
Pub.-July 18. 19•6.
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
F ictitious F irm Name
P -3375 -
AUTO BODY
Repair and Painting
FREE ESTIMATE
on House Trailer P ainting
Portable Equipment
GEORGE'S BODY
& PAINT SHOP
2920 W. Central Ave.
Phone Harbor 826.
-BIG REWARD--
Black wallet. lost Sat. nite, Bal-
boa Island; contains American
Airlines ticket to New York
City. Notify Ann Delafield. Zl5
Ruby Ave .. Balboa Island.
55-2tp
ATl'RACTIVE lledt bar, 16-ft.
long, 9-ft. high, marble top and
columns, perfect. FUU plate m~
ror, $375. Ph. Santa Ana 5429.
54-4te
FOR SALE-Bieycle, man's ~
war Schwinn lightweight. 3U
EllPLOYJIENT WANTED II Hell trope, Corona del Mar .
WANTED-Ironing and care for · !56-2tc
children evenings. 309 Marigold FOR SALE-Bell and HOft!l Spo-
Corona del Mar. Phone Harbor dal 70 P .A .• high speed 1..,..,,
1023-J. 51-ttc telescopic lense, wide angle
lense, tilting <Qulpment. tripod.
YOUNG MAN would appred.ate light meter. Complete equi~
Saturday \\·ork. Has good car. ment. Used only once. Call Har-
Write or contact D. E. Shaver, bor 1'194-J, around 6 p. m.
Newport Beach Municipal Tailer S4-4te
Park. Newport Beach, Cal. 2-tPf ;:;~:-"77:::--::::---:-----""~ F OR SALE-Good sto\·e. right
hand oven, with heat control,
$35: ChE$t and bed. mattress,
coil springs,~: brand new dav-
enpart \Vith springs, mahogany
tilt table. 312 3.5th St., Ne\\'POrt.
WORK WANTED-Paindng su--
perintendent, '-'"ith 25 years ex-
perience, desires connection
v.ith large building contractor .
I have my o"'-n truck, conuner·
cial spr:ar outfit. ladders, drop
cloth. brushes. Good reference.
Call Harbor 8701..J.2 from 1 to 5.
49-tfc
EMPLOYMENT OFFERED
HELP WANTED-\Voman or girl
for general housework ; good
wages : live in or out. Harbor
1992. 56-tfc
54-4tc
FOR SALE-S"'·ordfish rod, rere-1
and line complete, SSS. John T.
S}mpson. 512 38t.h St., New.
port Beach. 53-tfc
FOR SALE
WELL BRED spirited saddle
horse, good western saddle
and bridle. N. W. corner or
15th and Santa Ana Ave.,
Costa Mesa Gonzales and his problem. It
i;eems that Gonzales has been
In lady's bathing suits for
many years (as manufacturer
that is), and he bas noticed
that lady's bathing suits look
BS though they were going to
fall off to practically nothing
In the near future.
SMASHING THE TRADITIONAL CHAMPAGNE bottJe over t.be bow of tbe Sport K.lng u 1be taka
to the water h tbe wife of one of the owners, Mn. Ellubet.h 11.apn, while Matron Slpid \\'ti.llama and
Flower Girls .ioan Hacen &Dd Na.ncy K.lnc look on 'midst. the •pray. n.e Bacen and KJ:nc new 9P0r1a
fishing erul!ler went. down the ways at th& Bob.man ya.rd last Friday while hund.reck of ll&rttorlte. -
The undendped do her-eby certify
lha t •e a.re conducting a magazine
publl!hJng bu11l.neu at 509 East Cen-tral A\·enue. Balboa, Callrtlrnla. under
the flctttloua firm name of Southern CAll fornl& Beachcomber, and that said firm bi compoM!d of lhe follo,.-tng per-
110na wboee name. In full and ~~ o f rf'l!lldence are aa follow11. TO-: Ru:saell L . Dietrich
509 E. Central A -ve. Balboa, Call.forni&. George S. Varp. 421 Hardine Street
Balboa. C&Jlfornl&..
HELP WANTED-Lady
family ironing. Phone
111-R.
to do
Harbor
56-4tc
54-4tc -------------I WANTED-Middle age house-
COOPERATIVE
ROOFING CO.
keeper; light duties: pleasant
surroundings ; room, board and
salary. Call Harbor 2016-J .
!54-tfc
SHABBY FLOORS
Made Beautiful . looked on. -Kent Hitchcock Photo.
• • • •
So Gonzales (~hose real
name was Llewellyn before
he was kidnapped by gyp-
sies during the Boxer up-
rising), got the idea that for
next year he will accentuate
the obvious by simply tatoo-
ing the bathing suits directly
on the skin, eliminating the
necessity for seamstresses
working with magnifying
glasses on mosquito netting.
The police department said
they thought it would be all
right BS long as GOnzales
(nee Llewellyn), would be
careful to use only water-
proof inks for the tatoo job. • • • •
It looked so much like a
sale that Holly was already
figuring out how much his
commission was going to be
on the back of an old envelope
when the boss started looking
into the zoning laws to see if
a tatooing parlor could be run
Inside the city limits. By
some oversight tatooing lab-
oratories. had been left out of
the ordinance. Russ, the of-
fice boy, got on the phone
right away to call the city
hall to get a ruling from the
city council, but he got the
wrong number. Turned out
to be a girl named Lulu who
said she had a Packard con-
vertible and a full tank of gas.
That was almost five hours
ago and Russ hasn't come
back yet. • • • •
'Round the State
Sparks from the
News Circuit
By LEONE BAXTER
RESURRECTION
Wit h '49 centennial celebration
fever on the rise. J ack S. McDo\\-·-
ell, S. F . columnist, suggests res-
urrection to the map. and to post
office registry. of California's
famed old ghost tO\\'Tls-Gouge
Eye, Petticoat Slide. Gospel
Swamp, Skinflint, Shirt Tail Can-
yon. Pa ncake Ravine, Centipede
Hollow, Chicken Thei! Fla t, Hum-
bu~ Canyon, etc.
Resulting would be not only
tourist enchantfnent. avers ~fc
Dowell, but postal service enrich-
ment. "I"d spread my vacation
an1ong all those pl aces." he ex.
plains. "just for the postmark!"
CAR E TO BUY A SlflRT':'
Shades of sunbonne ts and buck-
skin vests! The men 's shirt situa·
tion is limping on to a new, dra-
matic low-back to the days of
hoopskirts and covered wagons.
Latest offering of the swank
shops is "custom-tailored shirts.
of crisp. fresh ginJ:ham, pla id or
chC"Ckrd"-ju~t like Aunt Agatha's 1 ki tche n apron ~ The pr ice'? A mere
$7.95!
HOME TO\\'N DOC' "9: • .\KES
HISTORY
This "'N"k the pr c>ss of Ca lifor ·
nia S8\V advertising history m ade.
Doctors pun ~led up th<' monry to
a dver tise Califom iR Physicians
Service in every pape r in the s t a te,
and simultaneously launched a
WN'kl y radio drama for the same
purpose.
"If the medical profession is to
survive." said John Hunton, exec·
utive secretary of the California
Medical Association, "we must let
the people know that the best
health care In the world is avail-
able here and now-under the
voluntary system!"
An age-old advertising jinx is
Does Your House
Need Painting?
*.-
No waiting ... Work done Immediately by highly
skilled Journeymen Palntei:s using the mO!lt mod-
em eqolpment and finest materials. *. .
Owned and operated by World War D Veterans
seeking your permanent good will and patronage.
~
For Free Estlm•t ..
Phone HARBOR 2645
Bean and Holman
FURNITURE BARGAINS-
YOU
FIND
ALWAYS WIJ,L
FURNITURE AT
THE LOWEST PRICES
I BUY RIGHT
I SELL RIGHT
NEEDLE'S Phone: Beacon 5 0 S 8
FURNITURE
2204 Newport Blvd.
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1n the meantime Biddle, the
assistant janitor. had gotten
tied up on some kind of a
deal with a hitching post
salesman who wanted to lease
several hundred feet of curb-
ing on Central avenue to dem-
onstrate his line of fancy
hitching posts and folding
CWTY combs. The whole of-
fice was a veritable bee hive
of activity.
~~:·':s"oc;:::rh•p. by the home The Equipment and Supplies of !{le FUlly Equipped, Modem
• • • •
DISFRANCm SED
The U. S. Supreme Court has
made some imJX)rtant decisions
lately. But one of the most sig-
nificant didn't make headlines .
WEST COAST SHIPBUILDING
DRY DOCK CO. 'lAN Pt:'DRO.
(' A.L l.FORNlA
&
The Court ruled that a naturalized Including Just then a Man With a citizen may be deprivea of his Whit C t strolled by the of MACHINE SHOP -MARINE EQPT. -NEW MARINE SUPPLIES e oa · . certificate to prove it. if his con-& RAW ~1ATERIALS -PlPE & \VELDlNG SHOPS -COMPRES-
fice and glanced in the \vin-duct indicates he took the oath of SOR PLANT -ELECTRICAL EQPT. & SUPPLIES -SHOP EQPT.
.dow. (It later turned out to alleoiance "with reservations." -TOOU\ -OFFICE EQPT. -BUILDINGS -SHOPS.
be a barber out for a \valk, 'The move may gi'"·e pause t o those
but we didn't know that few who ,,,..m to sta rt disliking Will Be Sold at Public Au ction ~ .. ~'::'"'Go":.~.';:'~
then ) So J "I hum"edly t his coun try r ight after th('y pull 011 1n .. 1>rooml•--;:2nd St In S-.o Pe-• • ,,. • • . •11"1• 1oward harbor.
locked up the office and we their hands down follo•.,ng the BERTH 55 San Pedro Calif.""'""'"'"',.,,.
all t h \" h 't flag pledge ' ' Pl>' DH>ot. \Ven ome. ,~ e a~en ON THE \\'I NG . heard from Gonzales smce. T f. d . . ked s F TUESDAY. JULY 23 -Starting at 10 a . m .
but h to f his o tn . in Jam-pac . .,
\VOrk next Vear . · d J t ·ht f Ortr1•.-.t HlirY't'f P1 1w•r X t>1lol 1·:1 . 3i'l"K~•l "1 1 '!·. 15 H. P Xhlor l'n1~ Bortu
ope see some O I ho using space for 20f)() more con-I 1'1A<'H1SE 'l.ffOP· i.-1 ... • ~h1111;y F.nl" LA11\o-t ":" • ~w1nr. ~':!· 6" Btt•!'efl c .. n1""
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J M "ill • 1" h d St I A · th th' k '.\4 tll s .. 4 Do AU )lr1it.I B.•.n.I ~11• V ~n.: PoM:..t.1 .. {'Jtindo-r Borll\I" Ban 8""w10" and • • 11"1 er S a t ::lt an a (' er1 es ere IS W~ · ':! ...... xr.· 1Vltdo H r..·11. ~I•• fl,fl All~ RJ'llr11u\it• rr-;1) Ion Y:r.)P £~rlr. HOlll :l Central tO talk OVer \'Ollr reaJ ''\V(''re Wt'Stern • born.'• says Tun •Uh 40" Tra»,.Hrr Yalt I Ton f:l.-rl ri<:" Ooi •l B1i-naJI .t K, ... J.,, Ptpoo ~Wr 4 .. :
~ Sta te Secy. C.Crge A. Duddy . n,-,1r .• ulu· ffl.H1.1ontal rr.-.... '1fl(l Ton Al*' Drtll ..,..,..,, estate deals. The phone nurn-. . .
her Is Still ·Harbor l242 and "\Ve re the biggest-a mil~on '.'ll AH.l~E EQl"T A ~L-Pf'LlE.~ lmPell~ t"OmPlr-1.t'. fo, 1 i;. :!l>"T ft tn..-11 R.t.nd rum11 : . . . members-and most progr1"S!llVe G11olr-.nl.1t'd !!t..,1 Wt"' R>•I.,. I "",. A: t \4 •' Dl&mt'UT 5 Sl.eam Wint'bt'•, llartne Pa.ta\ w-e just love to hea r it nng. frat•mal -~er. \"'e sponso·-• the t ooo Gal.Jon• 1:: Cha.in Blork". 1 10 6 Tt>n : ca~. nialn.: Rone: c.i,1" !!1>111."'": 111"°
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TIDE TABLES
first old-age nonsion laws in Cali-8unll• ~11.~. !!torM>" Tank•: Cc>ld Rollitd Sbta tttn.r: Br-'-Bronse Sl.Ol:'.11 : Br::r., -Rcyund. r 1111 S\H'I e.., !HOo:'k · Bmnsie and er-Cullnn: s.,...1 TU bi n,. CoPfJf'T° PiPt'. fornia ! w e·re proud of our record .v11.111.r ~n • P1M11 . ..,._ J11 11ct1i1Mt Sn---••. !lludl>. :sv.1 •• ~ ~~1an~ ou..
~v. 1.... in veteran 's work and youth guid-kr-11 : S ~· r ump. )1010,,.· !!IW1•"': Power w"'nrtie.· Sna•~b BIOC'll•: Plat.II •va. _._ Rooll•: E:J' Bolt• (') .... "'"'; Rubbeor Roeo>: s-B!Mf'; C'lt.&14!' Rft"v.l&tor1: R.aad
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7 :16 i:oe l:n brE't'"Z<'! The Eagles are on the win 1•• M be · E I !HOP EQP'J' A TOOLS· Rl'ndln• Slab : RI""' R•m'™""-: A.tr Drill• ChlwlM Oun.: O 7 4.5 2 1 g · ay converung ag es Ill""' oo.ruf PoW"PI' Wl1'Tl>·h.-.· oan1-nr-n .. ...,. v TnM-Air rom~ :oi:o rt. Dtreri
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l • 4.9 1.1 roost! :500· ...,. H ..... : Pno-1111'1alir Drtll•: 8Jdt11QUc: Jwtl.a· StJl.'"Oft W~: P!Mu111talk: _. Ori~ kndtY-1: Pl~ C'ftttrn: Tolf'do ... oe 'nl"'~; 5~ A me.: 0 CIMn.119:
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Pu'BLIC NOTICES 11,04
2.2
T\6m U9 pll09d la order ol WWW I C
l..l&bl ---.. a.; .... ~ p,. ..
NOTICE. OF DISSOLUTION OF
COPARTNERSHIP
nt. COpartl'.H!t'Shlp of J . fl. Balley
a'ld ~ C. Bailey. Mtt:tl.'lfOre u:latlnr; lllKler tM name arid .. l,ie of 8-4-h
Citlff ProdUee Co .. a t Ul Cout lllt:b·
....,.. Sewp.J!'"l 9-c-b. Orange County
Sta.te of CaJlfo rn.la. I• thl!!I day di~
IOl''ed by mu tual •gre.em.enl and l.'Olll .en1 of tile s-rtnen. and the ~r
&hip b~De» haa been sold a.ad take o'<'er b,.-J . H. Balley u the .a.le-owne.
wOO •Ill rontlnue to operate the busl
neq a.t the aboYe addreu u nder l.b
name and st yle of Be.cb Clti'"1 Prod
The HOW"ard Rapp jrs.. of BaJ.
boa Island entertained their bridge
club a t a pot luck su.pper Satur--
day .,·ening, cuests belng the
Messrs. and ~lf'5d.a.rntos Arthur
Webber, Fred Pinkston, Basil
'I\<ist and Donald ~m!ley.
All -typewriter rlbbom In 1tock I at the New.Tl:mm.
Co.
Dated lhla 11th d&T or J uly . t J . R BAILET R. C. BA [l.!:Y. Pllb.-.July l.S. IMI.
WlTNESS our hand11 this 27th day of l"WM!. 1946.
RUeiBELL L. DIETRlCH
GEORGE 6. VARGA.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COl.':-.""TY OF ORANGE.-u:
New and Repair
Phone 875--M
216 E. 20th St., Co&ta Mesa
2G-tft
56-4t"c
WANTED-Laundress. one day a
wttk. Call HarbOr 2016-J .
56-4tc
Take off old, grimy varnish and
get down to the fresh, clean grain
of naturally handsome wood
On lhia 27th d.~Y of June . 1946. be-fore me Loul11 W . Br1ns. a Notary Public In and for saia-county and
state. residing therein . duly comm.I•· -~----------aloned and awo rn. personally appU.r· BUSINESS GUIDE 10
ed Ruuell L. Dietrich and George S. Varga. known to me to be the pe.r90nlll whoae names are 1ubscrlbed to the within lnatrument and acknowledged to me that they e-.ecuted the same.
IN WlTNESS WHEREOF. I have btoJTunto aet my hand and affixed my
O(flclal Mal the day &Dd year in lbll
certificate flr11t a bc,•e written.
WANTED: WAITRESS-Cherry's
Cafe, 322 Marine Ave., Balboa
Island. 56-tfc
Rent Our Hiloc
Sanding Machine
-and do it yourself.
East to Operate -Dustless
BUrton 's Paint Store
Newport Blvd. near 16th Street
LOUIS W . BRIGGS, Notary Public in and tor Orange
Countr,. State of California. J.ly comm ll.!llon u.plres May 25 , 1947.
Pub. July 4. 11 . 18. 25, 19"6.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO ENGAGE IN THE
SALE OF ALCOHOL-
IC BEVERAGES.
July 16.1946
To Whom lt May Concern :
Notice Is hereby given that tif·
teen days after the date posted,
the undersigned prpooses to sell
alcoholic beverages at these prem-
ises, described u follo\111 : Surf
A \'e. and Balboa lnn Annex, Bal-
boa-Newport.
Pursuant to such intention, the
undersigned is applying to the
State Board of Equalization for is-
suance by transfer of an alcoholic
beverage license (or licenses) for
these premises as follows :
On Sale Beer and Wine .
On Sale Disti1led Spirits (quar-
terly).
Anyone desiring to pro test the
issuance or such licenses m a y fil e
a ver ified protest with the Sta te
Board of Equalization at Sacra·
mento. California, stating grounds
for denial as provided by law. The
ijre mises are now HcensE'd for the
sale of alcoholic beverages.
HOWARD H . PETTEY.
Pub: July 18, 1946.
No. !5S140
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY &T PRIVATE SALE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT O~
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LOS ANGELES.
In the Matter fo the Estate and
Guardianship of F . L. KEN-
NEDY, JR., Minor.
NOTICE is hereby given that
the undersigned, BERTHA L.
ALDRICH, Guardian of the Es-
tate of F. L. Kennedy, Jr., a mi-
nor. will 5ell at private sale to
the highest bidder upon the terms
and conditions hereinafter men-
tioned and subject to confirmation
by said Superior Cour t on or after
July 31 , 1946. all the right, title
and inte rest of F . L. Kennedy, Jr ..
a minor, and all the right, title
and inter("tl t that the guardianship
estate of said minor has, by oper-
ation of law or otherwise acquired.
01 ht'r than or in addition to that
of said minor in and to that cer·
tain lot. piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the
County or Orange, State of Cali-
fornia, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows. t~wit:
An undivided one -twelfth
(l/12th) Interest In and to the
Southwesterly rectangular one--
half of Lot 9 of Tract 376. other·
wise known as Santa Ana Heights,
ln Orange County, State of Cali-
fornia, u per map recorded in
Book 15. Page 29 of Miscellaneous
Mapa of u..id O>unty; and one
share of stock in the Santa Ana
Height.!! Water Company appurte-
nant to said land, as evidenced
by Certificate No. 221.
SIGN PAINTING
Boats, Trucks, Windows
Walls and Bullelins.
Raised Metal, Wood and
Plutic Letters
A·L LACHMEYER
1726 West Central
Harbor 1243-M 38tfc
PAINTING
12 Years Service in Newport
Harbor Area
Harry Hall
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Phone Beacon 5259-J
Z74 E . 19th Ctreet 24-tft
Painting -· Decorating
R. E. ANDERSON
Free Estimating
Phone Beacon 5~J 47-tfc
FINE FINISH KONCRETE CO.
Cement Work of All Kinds.
918 W. Central Avenue
Ph: Harbor 435-WK
Newport Beach 51-8tp
FOR A RELIABLE Paint J ob on
yaur home, call Beacon 5330
after 4 :30 p.m. 10-tfc
PAINTING -PAPER H.ANGINO
and DECORATING
H. E . M c.Donald
414 Old Canty Rd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5013--J 85-t!~
l'RANSPOBTATION H
BICYCLES
Sold, Rented or Repaired.
VOGEL'S
100 Main St., Balboa
208 Marine. Balboa bland.
IM-ttc
llJl!AUTY AIDS
COLD and MACHINLESS
WAVES
18
Tinting and Manicuring
Evening Appt. Ph. Har-179-W
Vi's Beauty Shop
1103 Coast Hiway, Corona del Mar
35-tfc
PuaL1c NoTICES
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WANTED-Maid for motel work
in Laguna; half days; good pay.
Phone Harbor 2018. 55-2tc
HELP W ANTED--lst class paint-
er. Sympson & Nollar, 512 38th
St., Newport Beach. 52.tfc
SALESMEN -Advertisin~ can,~
paign now in effect. Excelle nt
opportunity if you qualify. Ai;
ply Miss Van Llew, 508% No.
Main St., Santa Ana. 52-Stc
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Apply
Oteryl's. 322 Marine Ave., Ba\.
boa Island. 54-tfc
W ANTED-Dignlfied field repre-
sentative for well known por-
trait studio. Man or woman;
car necessary. Liberal commis-
sion. See Mr. Fox, Bernard of
Hollywood Studio, Balboa Inn
Arcade. Phone Harbor 1048.
Experienced
BOAT
BUILDERS
$1.47 per hour
SEE MR. PETTY
SOUTH COASr CO.
NEWPORT BEACH
55-2tc
51-tfc
YOUNG WOMEN
Telephone operating
positions are available
to you in your <iwn
community.
Starting pay is good,
The terms and conditions of experience is not required
sale: Cash in lawful money of the
United States: ten per cent (10%1 Frequent increases.
of the purchase money to be paid Vacations with pay.
at the time ot the sale. balance on
confirmation of sale. Advancement
The purchaser is to lake the
said parcel of real property sub-opportunities.
ject to conditions. restrictions, Apply
reservations, easements and rights
of way of record and all taxes a 100 E. Bay Ave., Balboa
lien thereuJX)n, not delinquent. 514~ N. Main St., Santa Ana
All bids or offers must be in writ-or
Ing and will be received at the of-Alk the operator for the
fice of ELMER H. V. HOFFMAN, , Ollef Operator
1024 Rowan Building, Los Angeles,
California. or may be filed with Southern California
the Oerk of said Superior Court, Telepnone Compaay or delivered to said guardian per-
sonally at any time after first .U.tfc
publication of this notice and be-------------
fare making sale. 8ALE MI!IOELLANEOU8 ..
Dated thil 8th day of July, 1
BERTHA L. ALDRICH.
Guardian of Said Minor.
C&-1-
FOR SALE--22-foot white picket
fence. $7. Phone Harbor 121B-M.
319 All&de, Balboa. 55-2tp
Pub. July 16, 18, 23. 25 and 30.
1946.
Watch the Clusltled columna.
FOR SALE-Davenport and chair,
9"12 Axmlnster rue. oak din1nc
table and six ch.airs, oak ~
leaf table. Ice ho&. 1637 E .
Central, Balboa 55-2tp
Auto Batteries
Rubber Separaten
IS-month -$6.75 Ex.
Compounded Motor
Gallon. 70c
Oil
Western Auto Supply
Authorized Dealer •
1836 Newport Blvd., Costa M ...
41-tfc
FOR SALE-Man's pre-war bJcy.
cle; just like new. Heavy duty
tires, $50. 512 38th St., New.
port. 52-tfc
Fire Pl&C' and Klnclllnc
WOOD
Delivered
H. W. WRIGHT
Ph. Beacon 5665
1784 Newport mvd
Just Arrived
Freoh He&ring Aid
BATTERIES
Gunde1'90ft Drug Co..
3-tfc
117 Main St.-Ph. Harbor 515
SO.tf1
VENETIAN BLINDS-Alumlnwn_
steel, wood. cau us for tree eetl·
mate. Renovation & rettnahlng.
So. Coast Venetian BUnd Co.,
West 18th and Newport Ave ..
Costa Mesa. Ph: Beacon 5355--W.
Order Your
Servel
Gas Refrigerator
Now .
!11-tfc
at Vogel's
100 Main St. Harbor 145
S2-tfc
WANTED TO BUY n
Will Pay Cash
For your furniture or What kaw
you. Phone Beacon ~. 0-aw.
ley Furniture, 1812 N...._t
Blvd, Costa Mes~ 48-tfc
CASH FOR USED FURNITURE
PHONE BEACON 553!hl.
23-tfc
F1JBNITURE FOR SALE n
DINING-ROOM set, desk, iron
bed, folding cot, rugs, odds and
ends. Call Friday or Saturday,
1108 So. Bay Front, Balboa Ill.
56-ltp
BOATS, SUPPLIES II
FOR SALE-Rowboat, 9*-foot.
1637 E. Central, Balboa. 55-2tp
FOR SALE -Hotpoint electric
iron; good condition; pre-war,
$3.SO. Harbor 2376-R. 56-ltc
FOR SALE-2~-ton spur-gear
chain falls, $75. Harbor 2497.w .
3504 Marcus Ave., Newport.
!56-2tc
WILL EXCHANGE !50 tt. allp In
W ilmington for same in New·
port Harbor. Call Erwin Plenoon
at Kimble 5283. 52-t1c
"SMALL BOAT
HDQRS."
WE MAKE many alz.eo and
kinds of tlldtto and dlnghleo.
and the "Wat.Ion Oink" cloa
sailer.
AND Paddleboardo.
WING SANG BOAT & REP AIR YARD .
811 Coast Highway 101
FOR SALE--German swordfish
, rttl, line and COW·hide harneu:
WE SELL othtt good small
craft--Hughet Ke1->. F old
Flat.
new. Make offer. 1 Also East· WATSON _ BOATS man movie projector. 16 mlli-
meter, $30. H . 2018. 55-2tc 611 Coast .Hlgh...,.
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llooi' p Md llMe ·-···· for 8G9ta for IWe
PMMh .... for a.&
lly&IMtnelrorn •
FOR SALE--Oieot and bed. mat-New-t Beach
I sprinp, S30: brand 0 P E N S U N D A Y, P . M.
enport with aprlnp, 5'-Uc
• tilt table. 312 J:lth
SL, l'fewport. '!56-2tc FOR SALE-Flaftle -_.,,,,._
with doll7 and ............ --FOR SJU.E--35.foot wttite picket Re ble. ~-~ •• fence) $10.00. Phone Hubo<" er. ...,.... ~ U~
12113. • 319 Anade. Balboa. -'lt;;;;;;-w;o;;;;-;;iii;;;;;;;:;;; 55-2tp V.nO•
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llO ft. commerdal filhln& boat. SEE the new 11yle world famous MCYI'EL-Five units and home; brand new; $35.00 dilily
mmple~ gear, 72 h.p. Olrysler upholstered planol. Many colon income; room for 18 more; lot 100x250; ocean view.
enelne. 20().gallon fuel capacity, to dloole from at DANZ-$16,000 down.
$4000. Kim. care Out Hotel. SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No.
San Pedro. Terminal 2--0961. Main S t., Santa Ana. We alao
~ S&-2tp rent pjanoa. 38-tfc
-ft ......., boa ed with GOOD used pianos for practice.
-· •~..... t, ~er . Some a.s low as $57 and $79 or OU'ysl~ Ace Manne engine, rent a piano for $5 per mo. Let
3 cockpits; thoroughly overh~ul-the cfilldren learn. Danz.Schmidt
ed; in water now at Alami~ Piano Co .. 520 N. Ma.in, Santa
Bay. $2850 or trade for cabm Ana. 55--tfc
type boat. Courtesy to broke~. -.,,-,,--,-,,--,-=--..,,---..,.-~
Write or call Jim \Vilson, 35 BABY GRAND-Repossessed. Now
Santa Ana, Leng Beach. 51-tfc only $485. This is a great bar·
ITAR SAJLBOAT. Just recon-
gain. Danz-Schmidt Piano Co ..
Santa Ana. 55-tfc
ditioned and new pa.int. Phone "w.,,o'"'R°'L'"D::--:f,-am-ou_s_"'s'"'pi,..n<-t--type-
Santa Ana 4148 between 8 a. m. mirror piano. Repossessed. Now
and 5 P· m. 46-tfc reduced to 295. Terms. Superb
FOR SALE-New ~1arine Kohlet tone. 1\-Iahogany case. Designed
Generator, 1500 \\'atts, 32 vol1 for style and long SC"rvice. Danz·
D~ c .. retail price for this powet Schmidt Piano Co., 520 N. l\.tain.
plant is 5516. We have 10 lefl Santa Ana. 55-tfc
for clearance sale, $374. Yeokel A..NOTHER magnificent Steinway. Bros., 225 So. Vermont, Los An· ~tedium size. Beautiful mahog-
aeles. Phone EX. 0882. 4.5-tf< any case. The piano of the
Fire Equipment Tests Masters. Danz·Schmidt Piano
C-0-T\1.•o, l>yrene & Foam refills. Co., 520 N. Main. Santa Ana.
CO. fixed system and P ortablet ~tfc
·now availa,ble.
ETS HOJ(IN & GALVAN DO-OS, CA TS II PETS
1000 CoaSt Highway \\'ANTED-Board for a dog ; me·
Ph. Beacon 5522 73-tf( dium size. Write Mrs. Telford.
\VORTHINGTON Gen'l Del., Balboa Island. 56-ltp
p U M P S DOGS-All breeds, stripped, clip-
P R.ESSURE .. CEl'TRIFUGAL ped, and bathed by A.KC. li·
For All Pressure censed handler. Free pick-up
Soden Refrigeration and delivery service. Send card.
'523 So. Los Angeles St.. Anaheim Russell L. Ketcham. 421 Poin-
Phone 4652 settia Ave. Corona del l\.tar.
52-tfc
F OR SALE-Waterproof piY"·ood .
paddJeboa.rd, 13 ft. long: bi-8P:ECIAL -~OUNCE~"ITS_!S
CHANNEL LOT-water on two sides. $5000. R-2
zoning.
SEVERAL very good income properties-Balboa, Carta
Mesa, Newport Beach.
ONE VERY GOOD !pf-50xl17-ft.; middle of block,
between ne\V homes. $18,000.
BRAND NEW two-bedroom quality home;· also three-
bedrooms, 6 months old, and others.
A. SANDY STEINER REAL TOR
and Associates
63-1 Coast Highway 101 -Beacon 5173. 56-ltc
Elden Ave.
Lot 50xl50. New 3-room frame
house. practically completed.
$3600
Costa Mesa Lot
50x155 ft. lot located 1 blk. weet
of Newport Blvd.
$900
Costa Mesa
2-bedrm. house with sleeplnc
porch on east side. Rooms att
large. Dbl. garage.
$6650-1/2 down
Lido Isle
35-ft. comer lot
$5000
El Bayo Tract
Lot on Bay A "·enue
$4750
Large Corner Lot
On Peninsula., with 1-1ew.
$5750
On Peninsula
2 Bedroom Home
$13,500 Unfurn.
$14,500 Furn.
Income Property
2 bedroom house and 4 small
rental units.
Several good Bay Front Lots
BROSE REALTY
CORONA DEL MAR
New Duplex
Beautiful two-story duplex OD 40-ft. Jot near ocean. Large
rooms, hardwood floor.;, file features. EXCEJJENT CON-
STRUCI'ION. Immediate possession both ~
$17,500
Very liberal terms.
Corner Business Lot
On beach at Corona de! Mar-
$3200 • 25 Ft. Frontage on Highway
In Corona del Mar (zoned for business). GOOD LOCATION
$5000
• Beautiful View Lot
On Poppy avenue, less than half a block from ocean front-
$4750
60xl 18 Ft. Corner Lot
On Seaview avenue-
$6000
Three Adjoining Corner Lots
Close to highway, excellent location for court-
Make Offer
Balboa Bay· Front
SIXTY-IT. FRONTAGE ON BAY. in excellent location, with
small beach house. New sea wall across entire front-
$31,500
BROSE REAL TY
•
frontage of inside
$6000
5().f t. C)'cles, three to choose from; FOR SALE-Very nice 18-ft. &-in.
folding double bed "-'ith coil boat, six passengers, perfect
springs. Phone Harbor 2009-\V. condition, with traller, S28(K).
lots LOT ON OCEAN BLVD.
$3000 1307 Coast Highway, ·Corona de! Mar. Harbor 2048
56-ltc
414 Avocado, Coron adel ~lar. Phone Santa Ana 19-J . 53-tfc 57-ft. Lot
56-1 tc .,,..,=-======--==-=-=:=--=cc:-:::-;:.,-.,--;'"".=,-;=:: RAM ENGINEERING CO.-Ma· Betwttn Costa tttesa and Newport
FOR SALE-Elec. Lionel Union rine machinists-machine work on Blvd.
Pacific streamliner, 3 can, 0 . of all types, pick-up and dellv-$4500
a-age, brass rails, outside lhird ery service, dock facilities while
rail, 2 sets of double track· and under r epair. Witt do work any EVA F RHODEN
two .wl.tches, 13 ft.·, 2 sets single • hour night or day. Located at Realt
track, 8 ft.: loose tracks. etc., Central Boat Works Yard, Rhine or ~25. Harbor 236"M. 729 Lido 470 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa • ;,-Channel. foot of 31st St. Phone Soud, Udo Isle. 56-ltc Harbor 287-J. ELTON BARNETI'
W . L. JORDAN
700 E . Central, Balboa
Phone Harbor 153
56--tfc
J. E. Barnes & Son
1806 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa Ph: Beacon 5320
Residence Lot
BALBOA BAYSHORES
LEASEHOLD ESTATES
SELECr YOUR NEW HOME FROM THE
ONES NOW BEING COMPLErED. CON-
TACT US FOR DIITAILS.
EARL W. STANLEY
REALTOR ~--,..,..c=..,.,-~,-....,..,=~=--RUSSELL W. BARTAINE FOR SALE-Must sell imme--SWIMMING JN 3 LESSONS PERNEL G. BARNETT on Flower street in Costa "tesa COVERING GREATER NEWPORT. HARBOR
diate.ly 15 ft. Thompson speed $'7.00 Broken
boat. 22 h.p. Ezinrude outboard Art of Swimming, Front and Ph. Beacon 5TIJ..R
61.!i Coast HIJ<hway 225 Marine Ave.
Corona de! \!ar 3113 W. Central Balboa. l.sland
Phone: Harbor 1646 Newport Beech Phone: Harbor 1776
Only $1400
motor, crad1e boat trailer, l&-in. Back Craw) Strokes,
wheels; boat and motor in new Seven Lessiona $15.00
condlUon, $600.00. Inquire Port DA VJD RJGHT
of Seven Seas, 817 Coast High--Balboa Point Hotel
56-ltc
INCOME SPECIALS
5 Room H ouse 56-ltc
UndeT' construction, on 14 acre of -----------------------land. Single garage is finished.
way. 56-4tc 1115 E. Central A ... e. 4.g...stc ONE business rental and 3 apart-
FOR SAL&-14 ft. clinker type -----------ments. Income, $350 a month.
akiff, $35. 25 Beacon Bay. New-Carpenters Availabte Ten=-
port Beach. 56-tfc
FOR SALE-20 ft. mahogany
speedboat, V-8 Paragon Marine
motor, with air wheel trailer;
boat Ln water; will demonstrate.
$1950. Harbor 2497·W, 3504
Marcus Ave., Newport Beach.
56-2tc
for general maintenance
and "'pair
O. Z. ROBEBTSON
Call Harbor 83
KEYS
Made While You Walt
VOGEL'S
34-tfc
100 Main SL, Balboa
108 Karine, Balboa laland
FOR SALE -9-ft. Lapstrake
dinghy with 1946 3 ;i h.p. out-
board motor. Forward steering.
Richardson Yacht Anchorage.
Harbor 369. 56-2tpl-..,.--c=::------IM--tt=c
FOR SALE-'42 LaUS<'n outboard FOR RENT '1
motor: car-top boat carrier . FOR RENT-August 1, room for
17th and Whitti('f, Costa l\'lesa. couple near beach. 312 Heli-
56-1 tp trope, Corona del ~iar. 56-2tc
~----,---,-07~-:---
$30,000
Four Apartments
. . . and a 3-bedroom, 2·bath-
room house, completely furn-
ished. Income approximately
$SOOO a year. Zoned for busl-
ness-
$21,500
Water Frontage
Two adjoining bay tront lots ln
excellent location, with new
C('ment bulkhead. pier ri&hts and
a two.bedroom house--
Priced to se.11-
at $2,000
Furnished
3 Bedroom H ome
Eut side or tov.'ll. 2 lots. Service
porch, basement, double garage.
Inunedia te possession.
Price, $14,000
4-Bedroom H o m e
l acre of land, on Harbor Blvd
Fireplace. part hardwood noon.
b&rn.
Price, $14,500
Business For Sale
Ceramics manufacturing plant.
Wholesale and retail license,
good location. Four kilns. Gross
sales over $1200 per month. J..
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NEWPORT HARBOR REAL EST ATE
Icicle
A REAL BUY in a modern, attractive house of pre-
war coostructtoo. A roomy, two-bedroom, one-story
house, with basement, dining nook, patio, adjoining
guest house with two-bedrooms and bath. Excel-
lent harbor view from Newport Heights.
TIIlS IS A DrsrINCTIVE HOME that has an ex-
ceptional view site on a well located corner , utilizing
three large lots. For inspection of house and furn-
ishings call Hub Powers, at Harbor 62-W. Price
$30,000. TenllS if desired.
~
J. A. Beek Office, Balboa Island
Ferry Landing 56-1 tc
FO R SALE-Beautiful 18 ft. cus-
tom built 1loop: ve ry fast ; per-
fect condition, $500. 415 Bay
F ont, Balboa. Phone Harbor 1ru. 56-tfc
FOR RENT-Room "'ith pri\.'ate
bath, separate ('ntrance. Sum-
mer rental. 309 Marigold , Co-
rona de! -r.tar. Phone H 1023-J.
$31,500
Lovely Cape Cod
Ocean front hom<': living room.
fireplace, barbecue, complete
landscaping. Brand ne1,10. Im-
mediate possession-
year lease on building. ------D-. _C_._M_a_c_K_E_N_Z_I_E _____ _
A real buy, at $6500 Substantial Horrie
56-ltc A beautiful home . . . that is a home . . . no 111odern bunga-------------KU 8 l~AL a RADIO S4 ROOI\.>t FOR RENT-Small double
-----------room for surnmcr visitors. will
FOR SALE-Upright piano, good serve a good breakfast at 40c
condition, $200. Phone Beacon each. 406 Dahlia. Corona dcl
5TI2., or call 205 Westminster mar. 55-ltc
Ave.. Newport Heights after
$20,000
Residential
In Costa Mesa's low type . . . but with architecture, room, light,
best residential district. Large uv. material and equipment Newport Heights, CoSta ·
ing room and dining room. 4 Mesa .
beclroomJ, 2 baths, fireplace, NOW VACANT and possession as soon as money
n oor tumace, wall to wall car4 is in escrow. $9500. tenllS.
pea. Double gara&e with laun-D. C. MacKE NZJ E dry. Lovely lawn and flowers. 5 :30 p. m . • 55-tfc WANTED TO RENT U
Radio Repairs WANT TO RENT-2 or 3 bedim.
unfurnished house. Will lease.
Call Sam Porter at Harbor 707
or 13. ~tic
Hom(' on Balboa Island with a
2-story living-room, balcony and
fireplace. Three bedrooms. 2
bathrooms and completely furn~
ished-
$15, 750 1808 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
56-ltc
AB makes; tubes, etc.
Beacon 5763
BURT NORTON
915 Coast Highway. Newport
23-tfc
RADIO HOUSE CALLS--
Now that additional competent
ttchnldans are available, \\'e are
able to make service calls on
large consoles. All work guar·
anteed. HAROLD L. HAMM,
S.0 .S. Radio. 300 Marine Ave.
Ph. Harbor 780. 34-tfc
REPOSSESSED Spinet Type mir-
ror-Piano. This is a real bargain.
$2?,500
APT or SMALL HOUSE wanted Ch · H by man and wife. We do not arrntng orne
drink or smoke no children or Tv.·o lx>drooms. l n Corona del
pets. Phone s.ai'.,ta Ana 0991-W l\iar; four years old : fireplace,
or write Box "X'' Newport Bal-fl oor furnace. Completely re--
boa NeW!l-'nmes. 37.tfc decorated-
WORKING Mother desires room
for self and 5-year son. Would
$15,750
% A cr e La11d
6-room stucco house, hardwood
fioon, basement, on Orange Ave.
Double garage. Immediate pew.
RUion.
$8700
J. E . Barnes & Son
Ill06 Newport Blvd.
Coota Mesa Ph. Beacon 5320
56-ltc like kitchen prvtil~ges or care Unimproved Property
and board for ch1ld. although ld('al for court site-120 ft. rrom 1------------
not necessary. Call H~rbor 2551 highv.'a)·: 3 Jots. 90:-c.118 ft-John D. Burham
8 :00 to 4:30, Beth \V1lson. 2001 Ocean Blvd.
53-4tp $6000 Phone Harbor 31 5-Balboa ------------., OtheT used pianoe as lo"' a.s REAi, IC8'TA'l'lt JOHN E . SADLEIR 2 new CaJ)(" Cod houses on
Ocean Front on the
P eninsula
$85, $87, S125, $175. DANZ------------
SCHMIDT PIANO CO .. 520 No.
)fain. Santa Ana. 38-tfc
KNABE Grand Piano. walnut case.
Famowi Knake tone. Also \Vl'ber
Grand. Sohmer , Schultz. And
lnany othe r famous makes.
DANZ-SCW.ITDT PIANO CO ..
520 No. !.1ain, Santa Ana.
38-tfc
STEINWAY Grand Piano. Mahog-
any case. Beautiful tone. Med-
ium size. DANZ· SCHMIDT
PIANO CO.. 520 No. ?ttain.
Santa Ana. 38-tfc:
R adio and Electric
REPAIRS
. 24-HOUR SERVICE
All Makes -Pick Up &: Delivery
PERRY HARDWARE
1Ja1 Coast Blvd. Harbor 23:1
CORONA DEL MAR
54-tfc
GRAND PIANOS-You will be
u tounded a tour grtat big
alack. Kimball. Steinway, Soh-
1aef", Hallet and Davis, Story
....i Oark. One gorgeous Chick-
erinl and lt is the real Oticker-tnc. too. Many othen. to choose
from. Priced to 1tart at $395.
Tttma.. Or rent. Dam Schmidt
LOTS -LOTS -LOTS
l lot 45xl 14 -·· .......... $ i50
2 acres . 800
l lot 49xl89...... 850
2 lots 50xl89. each.. 1.0<Xl
3 lots 50xl 50, each.... 1,100
2 lots 50x150, each.... 1,150
3 lots 50xl35, each.... 1.200
3 lots 50xl3'7%. each 1.350
1 lot 50x110... . .. . 1.4.50
~ acre .. ···---·--·-··-··... 1.800
1 lo t 90x200 ....... -....... 2,200
50x300 on Ne""1>0rt
mvd. ......... ·-············ 2.850
Comer lot 100x128... . 5,000
10 acres ........... _ .. _____ 6.000
5 acres. close in ........ 12..500
Comer lot. Newport
Blvd. ........................ 13.SOO
B . A. NERF.SON
REAL ESTATE
Insurance and
Business Opportunltleo
1972 Newport Blvd., Coota Meaa
Ph. Beacon 5225 \56-ltc .
302 1\-tain Street
Phone Harbor 2034
56-1 tc
FOR SALE-Chicken Fryer plant,
near Barsto~'. output 1200 fry-
ers per week. E.'(cellent equip.
'J\\'o modem houses. Good water
supply. Ph. Harbor 2625-J.
52-2tp
2000 OCEAN FRONT
1-story and a half, 2-bedroom
bath. la.r(:;e room upstairs for
gi.Jesl, living room. fireplace,
kitchen, bedroom and bath over
garage, wall heaters.
FOR SALE-New 2·bedrvom stuc· 2004 OCEAN FRONT
co, hardwood throughout. 12x15 t-story and a half. 2-bedroom and
bedrooms, 7-ft. closets, plenty bath, l~e room u~ for
tiJe kitchen and bath. Large liv-~est, living room, fireplace,
· and dinin" clou dining room, kitchen, COV(>red tng room g room, ---'th bar~· bl Fur "t u· al po...... Wl ~-ve,. lawn, e garage. ru ux:e op on · Dowen bushe bri k alks
372 Broa<h\•a.y, Costa Mesa. pick.et fences s~ weactt:
1 __________ M-4 __ tp beautltuJ unrestricted view of
COSTA MESA ocean.. Th..., house• open dally
for inspection. 52-tfc 123 FLOWER ST., home or busi-
ness; 8 large rooms. 5 bed:roorrul,
double garage, lot 50 by 150, l
block to centu of town. Im-
mediate poss.., $13,000. Owner.
52-tfc
FOR SALE -Newport ~ach
home. ~ block from ocean, 45--
ft. lot, apartment Uptain. hard-
wood floors.. tile, ocean view.
IJcM'llStaln, dduble prage,
laundry, bath, bedroom and play
room. Yard completely fenced.
$12.SOO. Phone Harbor 498-R. .
CORONA DEL MAR, by owner:
35-foot lot ln most desirable sec-
tion. On Fernl~af. 1% blocks
from shoreline boulevard. Priced
to eell-no agents. Call LOI
Angeles Phone Gladstone 2021
evenlnp betwttn 5 and 7. 56-3tc
FOR SALE-Balboa Island. mW!
-with good foundatioa,
available IOOn. Owner must sell.
Price $10,500, half cash. ie.u..
Call Hub Powen. Harbor 62-W
or '19f.R ev.ninp. 56-1 tc Pl.a.no Co.. Exclusivel)' pianos.
Nothin& •lse. 520 N. Main,---------~-For office suppliee, lee the
!olden at New.nm.. N....-nn-. . Slnta Ana. 55-tfc MenU.
Sell that unwan~ ortlde
thr'OOllb N-nm.. -.
LIDO ISLE
3 Bedroom Home-nearly new .............. $27,500
4 Bedroom Home-75' frontage .............. 31,500
2 Bedroom Home-105' frontage .......... 35,000
3 Bedroom Bay Front home ...................... _. 47,500
4 Bedroom Bay Front home--
pier and float ........... 60,opo
Inside lots from $4000 up. Bay front lots from
$12,000 up.
BALBOA ISLAND
-LARGE 2·STORY HOME-."f bedrooms-lYo baths
-2 stall sho\vers with dressing rooms, living and
dining room. F\trnished htroughout Possession
close of escrow. Priced to sell. TenllS if desired.
SOUTH BAY FRONT-3-bedroom home and 3-bed-
room guest apartment Completely furnished.
Large patio with barbecue. Pier, float and boat
mooring. Immediate possession. TenllS can be
arranged.
CORONA.DEL MAR
MODERN STUCCO built 1945. Hardwood floors.
Elec. thennadore heat. Tile ¥'! kitchen. Nice lawn
and garden_ Elec. range in~ed in price of-
$7500. 00
DO YOU WANT A NEW HOME? We have several
to choose from , price<! from $9750 to $15,000. You
may have your choice ol color, We and linoleum.
They are almost ready to occupy.
MODERN STUCC0-2 bedrooms-fireplace and
floor furnace. Veoetian blinds. Hardwood floors.
Walled yard and benu~y landscaped Lath
house and patio. 2-air garage. Exoellent condition.
$14,700
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HARBOR INVESTMENT COMPANY
Realtors
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MARINE WOODWO~G SHOP-Com-
plete equipment includes ways, stiff-leg,
two 4().ft. floats, motor-driven sanders,
planers, shaP.,rs. band saws, dowelers, lay-
out loft and numerous other tools all in
shii>-shape. Low overhead plus an excel-
lent accounted riet means a profitable busi-
ness of your own for only $3500, which is
less than the inventory. Truly a gold mine
for a man who knows his boa ts.
ANTIQUE SHOP -'This low-overhead
business grosses close to $15,000 per year.
U you can tell Spode from Ming, have your
afternoons free and $6750 to buy the est!.
mated inventory, you can take over to-
morrow. in a pleasant and profitable one-
man (or woman) ente11>rise.
FOOD MARKEr-The sub-leases pay over
a hundred doUars more than the master
lease and the market netted just under
$2000 in June. Owner will work a month
with buyer to give him the low-down_ Will
inventory $15,000 \vith a reasonable over-
age for plus profits and earning potentials.
.t .t .t .t
TACKLE AND WATER SPORTS--
Grosses around a hundred th~d a year
with about $30,000 stock. The ten-year
lease goes with the stock at a third over
cost TI1e books reflect substantial eem-
ings. Excellent location.
BEAlITY SALON-Three-year lease plus
a three-year renewal option. Excellent
location, earnings, equipment and cllentele.
Well ·established. $6500 including stock
and equipment Year-round trade.
. .t .t .t .t
011iER BUSINESS opportunities and
business property available In all zooes.
Good selection of business lots in most sec-
tioru;. of the Harbor area.
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BALBOA COVES -BAY FRONT LOTS
Now ready for your selection . . . Make
your choice now.
HARBOR INVESTMENT
COMPANY
Realtors
30th at Central Ph. Harbor 1600 & 1601
54-ltc
NEW MOTEL
AND CHOICE
Motel Sites
LOTS FOR SALE-By owner,
60x75 on Bay Ave., near Palm.
Inquire P . 0 . Box 64, Newport.
54-4tp
W . J . H OLCOMB
1517 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar Harbor 2766
AUTO SERVIOE •
"Where the F1!gs F1y" 55-2tc NOW HERE
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ~
WANTED TO EXCHANGE-Fur·
· nished two-bedroom mountain
cabin with fireplace, bath, run-
ning water, electricity, on
deeded lot, for Balboa, Newport
or Laguna ·Beach property.
Write Paul Hallum, 607 West
Fern, Redlands, Calif. 54-3tp
MONEY TO LOAN ..
LOANS TO BUILD. lnzy, tmpn>ft
modemtu or ret\nance.
Newport Bal-Jl'odenl Savlop
and Lo&n Aaoclatlcn.
3333 Via Udo Ph. Harbor 1liOO
AUTOMOTIVE II Tl'REll
FOR SALE-G. M . '39 truck, % •
ton pannel Call Harbor 596-J,
evenings. 55-4tc
1928 NASH 4-door sedan. Good
work car. $45.00. 329 Anade,
Your authorized Olryaler-
Plymoulh Dealer.
Authorir.ed parts
Complete Lubrication and
Maintenance
Expert Mechanlca
Kendall and Quaker State alll
NEWPORT
HARBOR MOTORS
2616 W. Central Av•.
Phone Harbor 1564-J
lJll.tfc
Balboa. P h. Harbor 1155-W. TR=-:-A=IL:-:E=a°'s::--------..
56-4tc -----------=F"'o=R'"'s~ALE-=· ~~P~lym_o_u·-.h-P---2-, 4---doo-r '!'RAILERS FOR RENT-Do 1tJUr
sedan, clc~n except for paint. own hauling and moving. All
$425. See R . T . Hoffman after new equipment, $2.25 and $2.50
5 p. m. 1301 Balboa Ave Bal-per day. We furnish the hitch.
boa Island. ·55-2tc ?tfyrehn Bros. Service Statioa.
cor. 17th& Newport Blvd, Costa
TIRES
Cash for your used tires
Sell Them (c;sr top price at
Lester's 0 . K . Rubber
Welders
Recapping Wheel Balancin:;
Section Work .
2900 W. Cetitral, Newport ~ach
54-Stc
Sell tha t unwanted
ti1nJu11> N.--nzn.. ada
artlcI.
Mesa. 4S-cft
AIRPLANES a
16--ft. factory sea sled hydroplane,
two cockpits. 32-h.p. Johmon
motor, completely overhauled.
including rebore; bu steerin&"
wl')eel remote control, lots of
chi-ome, very last. includeo
trailer, $450. Also 22-h.p. Evin-
rude A-1 condition, $125. +'3
Santa Ana Ave., Newport Beach.
:ill-lip
•·t.1l'l'09 "AN'l'm) •
WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
and Will Pay Top ~rices
SEJJ, YOUR CAR NOW '
Wblle PrlcM .,. Hlch. ..
Alone ,~ OW' ---btQoer who 'lrlll call and
Mlvl9e Y11U nordla& OPA naulaUcm. ......
prtaes ud ~ .. delall8
CULBERTSON CHEVROLET CO., Inc. I Clwnwt-0.' -Deem -wj mt o htil, Kowrat 9 a. a Oc 1 e 4 a .. 111-.: .. 1 • m1 0 •• •
·Mesan Buys
Interest in
Ladies' Shop
Mr. Bartin• purchased the in-
terest in the bwiiness from Cyril
Meyers ot Wilmington "'1lo has
been associated ·wrui ~icElroy in
the Sportsbar enterprises.
Macbar's, which feature all
styles in casual and spoTts attire
for women, are located at 109
Main SL, in Balboa and 124 Main
St. in Hunt ington Beach.
~lanagement of the ladies' wear
business will continue with Mc-
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Watson Gives Wise Use of Water Supply l t!ii:n~ialina ~~ 2il ~=d ~~!88=ee
D 0 W Id B -f • c 1 g . After a temporary letdown dlll' Expressing the oplnlnn -ata On pen Ou ene It On ('umers Vaca\ionlsts and others going ing recon,wsion. the ~ for natural gas may become 80 v1iJ11.
i ~~~!Z'~ n!:ueS:~~e~~ F';~~=.u~s ;1 o~:: ~ ~~c;u;.0~~~ =
G Se er streamlined. convenience and · · Peak~ •. prorruaent oil com-University of Texas says. ~ ame ason Tustin c·trus G • Los An I Ch be oomtort on three deluxe boats now pa.ny execupve. gas is a new resource of ra• ~ I rower ID ge es . am r operated by the Avalon Trans-We can look forward. says Mr. teria1s lot essential tncredlenta la
of Commerce water '8eport Asserts Co-portation company between Bal-Peake, to a "tremendous demand the manufacture. of S)'Othetl<s. b
Elroy anti Bartine will con tinue in -AnnoUncemen t was made thiJ his realty business. which he is Believing that a large number
week tha! R. w. Bartine, well-now conducting from tbe Eva of sportsmen in the ~bor area
known Newport Harbor business Rhoden office ori Harbor Blvd ?f Oran_ge county are mterested
operation of Both Agn·cultur and I h\>" Pavilion and A\•alon. for unproved fuels and lubricants must not only serve old 1nduotrloe. e n-Three. ves!els offer regular trips and also for chenucal producl3 but it alao must aupply --
dustry Needed to C olll!erVe Sources. at nine every morning and special that can compete :"'th materials ed new induotrleo maltlnc -
trips or charter parties by ar-from the che.nuca.l industry."· products." ·
man and civic boosteT, has pur-while awaiting the erection of his m openmg of the game season BOSS
chased a half-interest in the Bal-new office building. from Augw:t throydugh December, ' ~~-..._ ___ tyA.O~G rangement at the BaJboa Pavilion,
Phone HArbor 331.
boa d H l . to Be h s t Assemblyman a e Watson of V IG..11·-VUW:I u~ toWer an un 1ng n ac por s-, An tnlen!sU.nc developmmt ta aotnc forward la Soatlliern' Call
bars, and will be the partner of T . They say Mother Eve was the Orange, candidate for state sen-rorllla tlaat most of a. are too eacro-ed ta oar oww. attain to ~
There is ample parking space
nearby and no le,ngthy standing in
S. ~~Y. in the ladies' wear' fir.st bookkm per. At least. she ator, has sent The N~-Times 8 ft wlll affect, cUrectly or lDd.lrecUy, everyone wbo i.s a stake bl
retail business, to be known as was the first to use the loose-leat copy of tHe advance notice to all tbe pro.perlty aad atatilllty of tlal9 l'flClon. As a community problem
Macbar's. aystem. game wardens . or tills metropoUt&n area. It ts or pusmoa:nt Importance.
The game information signed by I refer to t be traulUon of thl• reclon. tn prorre. for eome
line to get aboard.
' World Oil M arket
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llepott lo -pie who are waiting lot telephone Mtvice
• _.....r.ng $\&0,000.000
We" ..,.-with southern
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to llee? up • growth
California's am~a1~1ng~~_,,,...._,.._ __ ,-...i
PJO<D Y·J Day through May 31, the number of telephones in
auvitt in Southern California h as been increased by 106,000,
of which 72,000 were added in the first five months of this
year-ao unrqua.led io.cttase in any simiJar time period in the
history of our company. Thousands of additional telephones
are beiog imtalled each month.
Scil.4 the:re i..s a uemeodous job to do because Southern Cali-
fornia's present growth i..s more sensa tional than ever before.
M ~o~ proof of it, telephone calls have increased by more tb:a.n
a million and a half a day. And the number of applicants for
telephone service ron tinu~ to grow about as fast as we are able
to ca.re for them by top-speed work.
You may be cenaio that we a.re rushing to supply the oeces-
a.ry facilities to care for this unprecedented demand. In order
to keep pace, we a.re hurrying consuuction on over SO build-
in~ Lmtalling additional switchboards in prac:tic:ally every
local exchange, stringing thousands of miles of wire, and se-
turing vast q uantities of new equipmenL
Your telephone is on the way; we'll get it
to you as quickly as we can. Your sympathetic
uodenta.odiog is appreciated, and thank you
for your patience.
Southern California Telephone Company
115 Palm St. Balboa Ph.: Harbor 1"1
frequent, tltrilty
intercommunity bus service
68 DIPAaTUUS DAILY FROM
NEWPORT BEACH
The many &iendly com.menu heard daily about
Gttybound oemce m ake it • pleasure for G«r
hOUDd to gift yom commWlity che kind ol top-
nottb highway traDSp<><Ution you DOW enjoy.
Gttyi>ow>d'1 n ometoaa, well-timed sd>edulco
brio& you and your neighbor commnnitia closer
uiged>er for boch businea and pie-=, prond-
iog c:oo-.iicot, knr-coot cram unequalled by.,..,
ocher form of ttansp0narioa.
AA yom lncal agent for the latest Greyhound
"pocket. time-cable" ohowing complete Ila ol
dei-mrc timeo.
0 . ct Swafford, 608 Coast lllghway, Beaoon 5422
GREYHOUND
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Is One U .S. Problem .• E . L. ?i.fcaulay, chief or the fish Ume.. from one predomi:DaDUy acrlcultural to a community In which
and game patrol of the state fol-factories and lndustrlfll. wlll '1e wltb tbe farmer for ftnt place In
lows· ' the production or prlmary wealth aad In tt.e Interest., consfcleratlon One of the m .. tor .......,n"ar pro!>-. and employment or It. people. .,_._,, ........,
Deer: Districts 2, 2%, 2~. 2%, There need be no lnM>luble cotlfJJcts betweea. these two types of lems of the American petrolewn
3, 3 1,t, 4 " and 101, August 7 to eoterprbes lf, during tbe period when the new 19 belnc superlmpMed industry is to reconstruct a strong
September 15, both dates inclu-upon the old established patterns~ marketing position throughout the
sive. Balance or state September of development . the responsible ply of a "'atershed, available for "·arid, according to Walter L.
23 to October 21, both dat(>S in-leaders of both can view each surface diversion to storage or Faust. oil company executive.
elusive. ., other's problems \\'ith understand-use. varies "1th the pattern or Availability of petroleum prod-
Bag Limit Deer: Districts l 1Ai, ing and mutual consideration and seasonal rainfall and, during the ucts throughout the \''orld can be
2, 2%, 211... 2%, 3. 3~. 4 '19 . 101 sympathy. se_~n. with temperature. hu-attr ibuted to .the foresight and
and those portions of Districts 1 The establishment of industries midity and the season of the year. thorough groundwork in sound
and t %-in Shasta. Tehama and in communities already Intensively Th~t recoverable from the larger marketing principles laid down by
Siskiyou counties lying west of devoted to agriculture, as has been b.asms depends upon the cumula-American oil leaders and to the
Highway 99 and 99W to the town the case in most of this Southern t1ve effects of i~put and extrac-large-scale investments made to
of Weed in Siskiyou County and California metropolitan area, en-tlons ove[' a sen es of years, and impro,•e distribution and thus to
west of Highway 97 from Weed to counters obstacles and problems shows l~ss imrn~iate effect of an-reduce the ultimate cost of the
the Oregon line. two bucks. Bal-more difficult to surmount and nual rainfall variation. pMroo
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uvcest. ~r. F aust saida.
ance of state one buck. more complex than those usually In gener al, the total or rom-
Pheasants: December 6 to De-to be found ~ undeveloped terri-bined natural water supplies of the
cember l 5, Inclusive in all dis-tory or in a recognized industrial individual watersheds of Southern Ray Adk f environment. California are, or soon will be, inson, ormer Orange tricts 2 male bir ds per day: 2 In county school superintendent and
possession ; 10 for the season. ltfost of the problems pe rtaining seriously overdra"n. Democratic candidate for con~
Quail: November 15 to Decem-to the acquisition of sites. con-The imported water supplies grcssman in the 22nd district, has
ber 15, both dates lnclusive--8 formity with land-use regulations, tributary to this region, which moved from Santa Ana to Laguna
per day; 8 in possession : 16 per the availa_bility of transportation, constitute the only saleguard and Beach, according to a change of
week, in the aggregate of all fuel, raw mater ials and labor sup-justification for our continued de-voting registration filed this week
species. ply are common to the industries (Continued on Page 9) at the county clerk's office.
Cottontail and Brush Rabbits: of the region and for most of them -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;• there are s tock solutions which I November 15 to Dt>cember 15, both dates inclusive in all district~ can be applied without too much
except Districts 4. 4%. 4%. 19 conflict with established agMcul-
and 22. ture.
Cottontail. Brush Rabbits and Th etwo most diffic ult to solve,
Jack Rabbits: Districts 4, 4%. 4%, and productive of the greatest pos-
Burton's Paint Store
Going to Build
You probably have your dream h-.a
worked oat ID "your mind -or maybe your
ardllteet or ooatraetor ain.dy hM prepared
piBll8 OD paper for you.
Eleetridty will llave a large pan ID maJr!nc
dreamo of pmtwar living .,._ tr-. Whell
you go over the p1U1a wHh your baDder he
sure to ask him about the ~ de~
ment. ID bomehold labor 1avlng llDd flm&.
tlonal beauty.
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Our Expert& ID everything electrlelll will he
glad to help wHh layout ~ or problems.
One !AlggMtiOD may make & Jot of difference
ID the~ of tlW h-.
19 and 22. September 1 to De-sibilities !or conflict, are the Now in Their New Home
cember 31, inclusive. problems perta.ining to water ETS HOKIN & Bag Limit Cottontail and Bru•h supplies and industrial wute dis-on Newport Blv d. near 16th Street • GALVAN
Rabbits: 8 per day; 8 in posses-posal.
sJon : 16 per week. The water supplies ot this region •
Tree Squirrels: November 15 to are of t~ro classlfications: that -~
Dect'mber 15, both dates inclusive naturally tributary to the local Th O ) Ex ) • 4 In District 1 Only. Two per day; drainage basins of the region and e n Y C U81Ve 81NVE . 1 t I t
2 In possession: 12 per season. that imported from outs;de the Pa1"nt, Wall Paper and
Bear: October 15 to O..,.,mber local watersheds. 1000 <Jc.at lllway llhone 8-Mn
31. inclusive In al ldi!tricts. F1re-The natural water available !or Venetian Bl1"nd Store Aloo ... --·Wllmlllcto•-8---~
arms and bow and arrow only: 2 use is that portion of the run-of! ELEC.,I'KICIANS ·
per season. from seasonal rainfall upon the • th H bo Ar
Shooting Hours ' P heasants : water!heds diverted from surface ID e ar r ea
10:00 a. m. to one-hair hour after streams for direct use, !lored ;n PL E NT Y 0 F P A R K I N G S p A C E C-0-Two Pihl l!lqulpment
sunset. Quail, cottontail and brush surface r<>servoirs for later diver-for FACTORY, PLANT, STORE. OFFICE, FARM. BOllE -~-~-~=~-~~~the~--~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ half hour before sunrise to one-tion of such run-off stored in the
half hour after sunset. Except underground basins of our river
during the pheasant season when systems.
the shooting hours are 10 :00 a. m. The total natural. available
to one-half hour after sunset. water supply of a given coastal
Miscellaneous: State,vide clos-\\."atershed may be approximately
urc on \Volverine and fisher. expressed by the fonnula : Avail-
District 1 Y.i closC'd to trapping able natural water equals total
ma.rten. rainfall. less evaporation, less
Prohibits shotguns capable of consumptive use by vegetative
holding more than thref' shells. ground cover, less surface and sub-
Prohibits rinC's in taking pheas-surface "'·astage into the ocean.
ants or quail Supply Varies
Portions of ~amt' refugf'S 4-A The anuual natural water sup..
4-B and 4-E open to deer, quail ------------'-
and duck hunting. sea~ns to be
in conformity with districts
wherei n refuges are located.
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in Los Angeles county adjacent
to Malibu for deer hunting August
7 to September 15, both dates in-
clusive.
Prohibts use of 22 rim fire rifles
and full metal jacket bullets for
taking all big game.
Boat Owners •••
Canvas
B y t he Y ard
Wide Widths-All Lengths
S anta Ana
Tent & Awning C o.
1629 So. Main St.
Phone *'7
SANTA ANA
THREE
FEATHERS
Rnf ,._ 1111 ,._ W1'1U•
RO SS I 'S
Liquor Stor e
1oe~mw.y
~Go-'•D--
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Milton's 5c-10c-25c Stores
J. E. Barnes & Son
Real Estate -Inaurance
H. W. Wright
1748 Newport Blvd.
Braddy's
Barber and B e auty S hop
C osta Mesa Furniture
New and Used Furniture
E v a F. Rhoden
Real E!tate
Costa M esa Pharmacy
A. L. Pinkley
Costa M esa Tire S hop
24·Jlj)Ur Recapping Cervlce
Welcome C afe
Dinner Dance Wed &: Sat.
Davis -G a y M usic Co.
''Ewrylhing In MUlic and Sound"
Andy's Beauty Shop
Mabel Anderson-123 BroadwaJ'
Broadway Cleaners
P . D. Eastman-Ph. 2242
Western Auto Stores
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Turner
Jay's Radio Service
lW N-pen ....___ llm·W
Katy's Kitchen
UM -Blft.
T eWinkle Hardware •
D. C. M acKenzie
Real Estate 1,..ns
C arr's Feed Store ..__IJ' ~··
Alpha Beta Store
Groceries, llat. Fruit. Veeetabls
Boulevard Feed Store
C.M.Neboa
Hi-Way Garage
Edwin c. Edick
W. T . Jefferson
Miracle Mlle
A . E. Johnston
Real Estate
Stuart H. Price
Men's and Boys' Clothlnc
Polly Apparel
Gllbert and Leah Brown
Quality Bakery
The Best In Baked Goodo
Russell Realty
Et.le -George -G. !';.
Sarge's Cafe
. 18SO Newport Blri.
The Sport Shop
Mrs. Fern Smith
Mesa Cleaners
A. R. Ginv--Phone 2353-W
Mauray Studio
Portralt&-16th "' Onnp
Harry W . Taylor
Plumbing
Kid's Cafe
nN N-n Blft.
Loucks
JewelrJ" • 8 ta"Hrm ,
Dutton's Grocery
Cold Meet-Fruit-Voce~
Thelma's Malt Shop
Thelma Wat.on
S. E. Eaton
c..i-1 & Septic Tank Ses"'-...i ..... -
Howard W. Gerrish
Inalf'UICO of AD Klndl
A. W .Gibbon
Real Eltate -rn.-
Gingham Caf~
Cbldren Pie Ilbmersj
Oripn's Department Store
Hanshaw's Richfield Station
I ·Stop Complete &Mee
Viehle.Plumbing & Sheet Metal
Robert A . Crawford, Opt. D.
1791 Newport Blvd.-Optometrut-Coota Ms&
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Bastanchury Water Co.
Famous Artesian and Super Distilled
Drinking Water
Costa Mesa Paint & Hardware
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Walsh
Gus Beach Hancock S tation
Flrestone Products and Hancock Gas
Groty Appliance Co.
Frigidaire and Maytag Dealer
Lowman Boat Builders
N. L. Lowman, _Proprietor
Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
R E. Hostetler
M~ Recreation
Mooe. Prop.
1118 N -n llhd--1 p. m. to U p. m.
Boulev ard Liquor Store
"9 Newpc:vt Boulnard -"Top d the Hill"
Dennis Hogland
~~th Dealer
Metzger Stores • .... ,,.,.,wall•-• l'lud-na N....,rt .....
Mattoon Shoe Store
Shoee for the Entire Family
Myrehn Bros. Service Station
17th & NE'ifport Blvd.-Ooota -
Modern Shoe Repair
Crawley Furniture
1IU Nwwwpwt....._
Barrows
Dr7 ~ -Sboea -Spw:tszw
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NEWPORT BALBOA
NEWS-TIMES
PBO.N1!8t RAJlBO& U ... lS
hllNst 4 Evef7 TwdaJ" aadl TJnuwda)' Attmwow. voaw mvm
Coda lieu Wtloa PM'hll!d EftrJ Weherd•y Volmae D
Subscription Payable in Advance :-$2 :50 per year in Orange County
$2.75 per year to 4th zoce; $3.00 per year to 8th zooe
Ente~ as Second-Class matter at the Postotfice in Newport Beach,
California, under the Act ot March 3 , 1879
SAM D. PORTER
F .G.FROST
W . F. DIXON
Printing Plant. 3011
Publisher
Editor
_ • \. -Advertising Manager
\V. Central Avenue, Newport Beach. California
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
A Dependable Local In.11;tltutlon for Over Si Yean
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Active
Member
of
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i -i 'TheYe's an old sa.ying : "If your in1t1als spell a na1M
.i )'Ou'U bench"·· ·,Sam Astor Mc yeY. S. A . M. ;
• God bless him. 1 )ACK LI NDSLEY •
• ;11111•! IHI I l l ."l"ll l l!I II 11/lll•I I Hl >tlJtlltl "IJtl l ••f>•ll I tl "l"l "l'•IHl >Ll1llJ1f 1tl ll1Ullll •I •I l"t tlll I I I r
Beloved Newspaperman
Today we pause in our general discussion of affairs of
the world to pay a deserved tribute to a beloved newspaper-
man-Sun Astor Meyer.
As most of you already know. this grand young man of
journalism. has announce.<! his retirement as publisher of
The NEWS-TIMES.
We say, grand young man, simply because for all of his
more than 60 years. Sam Meyer is just a kid at heart. In a
way he is the same happy-g~lucky youngster of 14 in
knickerbockers who once lugged type and did all manner of
work as a printer's devil with .the old J ournal at Burlington,
Iowa, 50 years ago. •
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N&WFOll'~ IY.•JIO&
GINEBAl. EiSEMHOWEB'S 8EPOlll"
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CONCl.USlOH
Io att•mptlng ••t1' brieOy to o...... the laden andM"lylno
the Allied aucceu in this ccimpaign l would .Ueu the lm.port1J.Dc.
ol t.brH epi.ode• cu beiac;r the most deci.st•• la. instuio.9 rictary.
The &nt ol theM wcu the battle ol the Normandy b.o.c:lln.
We NiJ.d lot frClftce. poueued of cill the tactical Uiformoti01t
whicb aa et6.dent Ui.telligence ""ice could prOTide. but we Md
yet to tok.-the measure oJ tile loe we wer• to m"t. We ... .,..
embczrldog upon the larqHI a.mphiblolla operation ia bitllory
agaimt a <009tlin• briatling with all the d.efenan modem in-
geaWty covld deriH ~d behind the b.acbee lay the Genoa.a
c.nsU .. of the west which bod not been tried la lull-ecol• '"'"1•
llilK• tJ:.. clGtk du.,. ol IMO.
Aa W• atru99l•d int to 9a.iD and lh•D to bold OW" footiD.Q bl
1fot1DQDdy· •• l•ozn•d lb• alr•aqth CLDd cU.o th• w.a.b•• ol
th• .. cmnieL W• l.a:m•d thul th• G•rmGn M>ldier wu .tJl tlle
.a.me stu.bbom 89ht•r whom •• bod m•t ID Africa O.Dd bl Italy.
hut we .ow. too. ho_. a!euder •O• the thread upon which his
exUteDc• ill f1C1Dc• dep•nded. Durin9 the month.a ol J~• a.nd
July all lhe dif&Clllti" of com..municotiona and aupply which were
ultima.tely to p-o•• bia UD.doin9 becam• ma.niles1. It ~ci.a thua that
we ••r• •Dabled to eatabliah our••I••• on th• Conti~ent a.nd to
build up lh• VT•at cmni•• n•c•U<UY to acbi••• lbe liberation of
Europe.. We 1~ed ol.o ot Ulla tim•. how lnadequol• wcu th•
enemy'a ia.l•lli9enc• coocenUn9 lhe Alli•d inl•nli.ona. Tbanb to
hd a.it weakn••• CLDd couequeot loclr: o! IK'ODDO.lMDAC9;-he woa
compl•tely mial.d by our di••nioaa:rr optro.tlona.. holding bcidi:
ua.til too lot• t.be lcm:•• io lhe Paa-d•·Calaia which. ~ad th•y
h••• ruabed ocrOM lhe Seine wh•n first •• laad•cl. m.19ht w•ll
Juiy• h&r'Ded the iaco.Je• 09.w..t UL
Tb• NCODd rito.I bottle wca that cM tll• Fala.iM pockeL Hfte
th• enemy lhowed that latal teadency to 91CLD~ CLDd 6gbt wh•n
o.ll the loqic of •a.r demCLDded 11 strotltqlc withdro•a.L ly eo
doinv. be cUlo••d tu. Se••nt.la Army to be eadrd.d and vround
to p1ec: ... mad th• botti. I• Fronce wq.s dKid•d GIDODQ Lbe bloody on:.,_. ad bedg.-owe ol lf-andy. A.a th• broken. forc.e Bed
.mtwcard we e&alo.d •••TT .a0t1 to compl.t• thelt °"~ "*9 l)My could reodt tM lb•lt•r of lbe Si94Jfri.d Lbae. hut the ~ burdea woa too ~L and •• Mid to wait Ulltil tlr.•
_...,.tat• ... too dOM before~· eould eitrik• lbe hol blow.
• CORONA DEL MAR NEWS •
• NEWS
' of the
CHURCHES
OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL
1~ West Central A.nnue
Sunday ll.auee: 8 &ad 10 &.m.. Cccit-: Saturday. fr<e
-t:OO to ~:SO a.nd t.rom 7:SO to
8:SO p.m. -------
ST. JOHN VIANNEV CHURCH
·ea1botl lalaftd
Sunday M.Mll : S:SO LDl.
Confeuloru11: Saturday• froro
7 :30 to A:30 p.m.
CORONA RED MAR
CO~DIUNITV CHURCH,
CONGREGATIONAL
Prrry Fredf'rlck Schrock, ~ter
611 HelJotroPf'. Corona del Mar
Sunday, July 21, 1946.
9 :30 a. m . Olurch school.
11 :00 a. m. Morning wonhip.
Sermon by P.1r. Schrock: '"Marking
the Christian HighW&}'."
7 :00 p.m. Youth meetine:.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTllT
Lido Theater, ~,.., Avenue
•nd Via Lkto
A bra.nc!i ot Ttae Mother Church,
The Flnt Church at Cbri.lt, Scl-
enti.t, la Boston, M·-chusetu.
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Sun-
day Service at 11 L m. Wednetday
Testimonial Meeting at 12 o'clock
Readine Room located at lll
Palm street, Balboa, is open dally
from 1 p.m.. to 5 p.m. except Sun-
days and holidays nationally ob-
served.
The public ll cordially invited to
attend the church eervtcea and u.e
the Read.ln& Room.
ST. JAMES E.PISCOPAL
CHURCH
515 W81l o.ntral, Balboa <•ben Clubhouae)
Rev. Ardye T. Dean, Vic.Ir
8 :80 L m., H°'¥ Colomunlon.
9:-46 a .m., 9unday Sclaoot
~ -w-...... .I AL DIRECTGRY CH-URCH ()II" CHRIST '"°' FEs·s ON
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,Sea tk:w: 1kmd17, io L m.... BlbM &.<XX>UNTANT BUl&i'&IOU
Stud7: 11 L "'-KomJns ~h+-'------------1 ;--~· -----·----
FULL 009"£°' CHURCH I• 8. WHYTE. Raub & Bennett
ll2nd .. ..i. ... _.,......_, ~~-.. _. DeO~ T.U. COiiiMJLt'AJIT ----.--. -.A.11.Uaiorbed bi" tlle Ualled. s...-TIW-_..._,.... ... hcf's T .. a.mday ecbool. 9 :'6; m3 VJ' De:Nrta:iimt to '"°' 1 1 dimla lD .._ N...-rt • .._ eo.&:a-wtTabt }l ICvan-1.IUc ~OD, wt.lb 1-&as llllM..... r-~ -~ p, . ; ~ AftlTI -8191SllS Trhs''tlM 1ts•to11. 5111--W
1 :80 pm.; K id-wee• Pl'&JV m • 9QOl(S•PINO mm M17W.Oeetn.1 Newport8-Cllt
log on Wedneaaay, 1 :4-b p. rir.I om.. ute ..._. ..,.__ c... •-Tolephoee .Ba.rtMN-ua
yow:ag people'• evugellatk: aervM-'-----------------'---'I ~-----------on Frlday, 7 :4~ p. m.
ASSE!IOll.IES OF G-OD
Beuy aad Ida Sande, Pu.ton
America.a Leeton Hall. 15th
aad Central Ave.
Armand Monaco
ARCHITECT
814 W. Bay AV&, Balboa
Harbor 1 TU
. !T!l · l.akewood Ave.
PBYSICIA.'\'S & SURGEONS. ~
H. R. Hall, M. D.
l'tlnloianandSmreoti .
Hours: 2-5, lty Appointment
Talephone Beacon 5848
Sunday school. 10 a.m.
Morning service, 11 a.m.
Evening evangelistic service at
7:30 p.m. -ISi BrolMlwa1 Colla Me.a
Mid-\\·eek sen·ice, Thursday at '-------------' '-------------'
Loo ~ f{Onnandy MOS
7:30 p.m.
F1B11r F01JRSQUABZ OBUllCB
OF COSTA MESA
T.a;sponu-y location, AIQerican
. I Legion Hall
lleY • ...i Mn. a. Willard s,_,,,.
Paaton
Plaoae U'll
Sunday Schoo! 9 :30 a. m .
Morning wor>hlp service 10:45.
Crusader service 6 :00 p. m.
Berean service 6 :30 p. m.
Evening evangelistic service at
7 :30 o'clock.
Tuesday evening prayer service
at 7:30 o'clock.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
G. Edwin Oaher, Pastor
Euclid at Stanford, Garden Grove.
9 :80 &..m. Church 8Cbool tor all
age1.
11:00 a.m.. Mornln&' Worahlp:
Me••ge: ''We Thank Thee."
11:00 Lm. Nu1'9C!ry for all chil-
dren during .ervtce.
CLINICAL LABORATORY
Clinical Laboratory • omce boon: 9 • -t:SO
.... by appobl-
TELEPllONE BARBOR 818
!US W. Cel&tn1 Aft.
DAY SCHOOL
Mortimer School
80! Coral Bal-bland
Oradeo: CoBep, .,_..,.
smolEB SCHOOL w,-.
O. A. Mortimer. M. A-, O:dord
Prb&dpol Pl&oae Barbor ISi
DE1''TISTS
DB. GORDON ·E-RAPP
DENTIST
iass w..i eeatni
l'hoaeBarborUl-.1
Newport
8 :00 p.m. Melllodllt Youth Fel-
lOWWlb.l.p. Young-Adult Fellow-lhlp.
7:00 p.m.. Evening Wonhip:-
M~e: "Come Ye Uwe." JL--------------'
COSTA MESA CHUBCB OF GOD
Rev. Jamee P. McGraw, Putor
HO Cabrlllo St., Coot.a M ...
Services Sunday 10 a . m., 6:30
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
•
Gerald Rausa, l\f. D.
2830 West Central Ave.
NEWPORT BEACH
Pbooe Rarboc 1028
No M»"Wtt : c,U Be!l;.'Oa ~•
X-Ray Service
Hilton M. Maxwell, M, D.
1901 ~t Blway
Corona del 1'tu
Office How-s: 10-12: 2-5
Pbone Barbor 108!
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave, Balboa
Barbor 11U
us s. B1l1 st. Loo ~
TUcker '71U
By Appointment
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
Phywidan Uld S~
M09 West Central
T91ephone Harbor 80!
Although he wears long pants and has a shock of gray
hair on that intelligent head of his today, Sam Meyer is one
of the most genuinely placid men in the newspaper world.
How he has been able to keep so exuberantly in good humor
ail these years and still assume the great burdens of newspa-
per publishing is one of the mysteries of this age. BJ BESSIE L BENEDICT lovely cake In honor of it. Joanne 11 :00 L m., Morninc Prayer and
il«mon. (ll'lnt SW!daYo: BolJ
Commun.lcm..)
p. m. and 7 :30 p . m. -~ W. Centnl. Barbor l&IO
NEWPORT BEACH
1:-------------~ We believe sincerely that God must have something to
do with it Then, too, his good wife, the grand lady of his
heart, who has so patiently stood by him and encouraged
him ail these years, played an important role in the modeling
of. his life. Patience, Mahomet said, is the key of content
In our own 30 years of magazine and newspaper editing
and publishing, rubbing shoulders with the Brisbane!\. the
Whltes. llie Dewarts, the Barrets, the O'Hara Cosgroves and
others of equal_ note from the Atlantic to the Pacific, we can
hooestly say no newspaperman has impressed us so highly
and so much as our own beloved Sam A. Meyer.
We think we can speak for all empolyes of The NEWS.
TIMES, when we conclude with this peaceful thought:
"S. A. M., it's a mighty nice thing to know that,
though you are retiring as our publisher, you will
be coming around often to say, 'Hello, folks, is there
anything I can do for you?' "
May your future days be as contentful and as peaceable
as were all of your previous years. And may your good wife
share all the blessings in the years to come as she has
shared them in the years gone by.
That is the good wish of us ail.
-FREDERIC FROST
Buy Wisely, Shopper
1-trs. Gertrude Rippey, 507 and her house guest. Virginia
Acacia avenue, has ~tlss Charlottt> Backman, Los Angeles, who is
Gundolf, Highland Park, as house visiting her this week. and Susie
guest this week. They are taking had gone out on the patio atter
Interesting trips to surroWlding they had_,enjoyed thf' lovely lunch-
country, one of which was to Ju-eon Susfe's mother, Mrs. Robert
lian by way of Vista. and Ocean-Walker, had served them. On re-
side. turning they found a lovely birth-
Patricia and Eddie Anderson. day cake. flowers and gifts for
428 Marguerite avenue. held a Joanne.
wtener bake Saturday night for Mrs. Harry Stauch. 316 Mari-
their brother, Fint Lt. Guy Har-gold avenue. entertained the Arts
rison Anderson, better known u and Crafts section of the Costa
Cubby. who recently returned Mesa Friday Afternoon club, at
from Japan. Friends of the family lunch Tuesday. Social hour was
who enjoyed the evening with en joyed in the afternoon.
them w('re. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith,
Rowland, Mrs. Rosalie O'Bryan. 621 Acacia avenue. had as house
Laguna ; Angus Alexander. a nd guests, ~·tr. and l\1rs. Bert Me11er
J ean McCosh, Corona del ~'tar . and daughte r. Doris. South Gate,
Mrs. Florence Anderson camt' and their guests from Nebraska
later in the cveninR. after attend· and Louisiana Sunday for the day.
ing the Community Church supper. 'rhese 12 guests though brought
After the bake and a time of sirig-their dinner '-''ith t hem. from soup
inR in close harmony, they all took to nuts, a nd made the Smiths their
a moonlight midnight S'-''im. guests of honor.
Mr. and l\1rs. C. H. Lind. 230 Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert and
Poppy avenue. and Mrs. Lind's sons. Dohn and Dean. Redlands,
mother. Mrs. Lottie Knabl'l. left spent the weekend \1i:ith Mrs. Gil-
for an l'Xtcnsive visit to Tacoma. bert's parents, !\·tr. and Mrs. L. T.
Wash., and the North\\·est. They Folsom. 319 l\1arigold avenue. The
are traveling by car. Folsoms' daughter. Mrs. Mead and
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Proctor and children are \\'ith them for the
daughter. Virginia. returned from summer.
Pasadena. Saturday. where they Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Fipps,
BALBOA ISLAND Ct-iAPEL
111 Agate A.,.nue
Rev. Harry W. White,
Aeeoclate P'utor
Church 8cbool. 9 :30 a. m.
Mont.tnc Wonhip, 11 L m.
NE-WPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Grauel Chapel, CoeU Mna
Rev. Herbert Roth, Pallor
ServicM: Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Comer Walnut and Church Sta.
Costa Mou
Sabb&tb ec.bool, Saturday morn-
ing, 9 :SO o"clock.
Pre.a.cb.J.ng 1ervtce, 11 L m.
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA
Communtty Methodist
1420 Wed Central Avenue
ft•v. E. D. Goodell, Pastor
Cl:uuch School, 9:50 a. m.
M ........ Woretp, 11 L m.
Yo.a. l'aUQ}Nb:lp, S p. m..
S'w'eJdnc Worab.lp, 7 p. m.
Mid-week pra.yer aervlce, Wed-
n~; covered dlah dinner, 5:30
p.m.
Christian Science
Lesson Topic 'Life'
.. I 1hall not die, but ll\'e, and de-
cl&re the works of the Lord •.•• God
ls the Lord, which hath shewed ua
llghL" These .statements Crom e
P8alms will be the Golden Text or
the Sunday Les8on . Sermon on
"Life" In all brancbel!I or Tbe Mother
Church, The Flnt Church or Cbriat,
Scientist. In Boston.
The Lesson-Sermon Includes thl1
1election also from Psalma: "ID
God I will pralae his word, ln
God I have put my trust; 1 will not
rear what rleah can do unto me ....
For thou bast deltvered my soul
from death : wilt not thou deliver
my feet from railing, that I ma}
walk before God In the light of tbe
'living?" A Passage from lsalah
re~s. "Is not this the fa.st that I
ha.ve ebosen ? to loose the band11 of
wicikedness. to untlo the be:i ,·y bur·
dens, and to IPt the oppre~sed go
fre,, and tl:at ye brl'ak every yoke'!
... Then shall lhy li ght break rortb
aa the morning, and thine beallh
shall .spring ror.h speedily.".
Indications are that in a good many cities consumers are had bet>r. visiting Mr. Proctor's 600 Seaview avenue, recently re--
becoming more conservative and are resisting the temptation parents. The Proctors have been turned from a l\\'o weeks' trip COSTA MUA COMMUNITY
living in the desert for several north to San Francisco, where OHURCH
Mary Bakt>r l~ddy \\'rl tea In '"Scl·
ence and Health with Key to the
Scrlpturea :" "\\"e are aometlmea
Jed to belle,'e that darkness la as
real aa light; but Scien ce &!firm.a
darkness to be only a mortal sen11e
or the absence of light, at the com·
Ing of which darkness loaea the
appearance of reality. So sin and
sorrow, disease and death, Are the
auppoaltlonal absence of Lire. God.
and flee as phantoms or error b&-
rore truth and love." to buy goods without regard to their price. months, a l Arahy, n{'ar Palm they visited Mrs. Fipps' mother, Cari 11. Johneon, Minister
This attitude, if more widely adopted, will go far toward Springs. Mrs. M ichael Bauer. and then pro-124 I!:. 20th s~ Ph. 247!>-R
keeping prices within reach and reason. It takes a lot of Mr. nnd J\·trs. Stuart Deihl, 508 ceeded north through the red-Cl\ll'Ch ecbOOI, e:.eo L m.
If Goldenrod avenue. \Vere surprised woods and made camp at Grants KomDtc Wonhip, 11 o'clook. ee -control not to dip into your pocketbook or savings ac· Thursday by a visi t with their old Pass. They drove to Crater Lake, Youtb IT'OUPll, Hlcll aob.ooJ.. ln·
ROOFS
Al'PLDm OR Jml'AIRWD
Free Estlmateo • lupectlon count in order to obtain something you \Vant even when the friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce wtiich had been open only a week termedlate, Adult, 6 :30 p. m..
price tag is considerably out of line with a fair value. Roark. Roseburg, Oregon. who had and found banks of snow 17 feet IC'nnlns ee.rvtce, 7 :30 o'clock.
Bu . d . made a hurried trip do,vn for t\\'O high lined the road. Mrs. Fipps Mid·week tellowahip and prayer, t Ill so mng you not only cooserve the dollars you've days. said she always wants to live in Wednuday, 7 ,30 P· m.
W. I. Benbotf 3602 Marcus Ph. ~. 1012-J
saved but you protect their purchasing power as well. Even Joanne Hogan, 321 Poppy ave-Corona de! Mar but would love 11 L m .. Prayer and Sermon.
where reasonable prices pre\rail many consumers are not nue. was surprised when she found to spend at least one month of the -------------.:.._-------===:::....:__
her hostE"SS. Sue \Valker of Lido year in among the red\\'oods. l\.lrs. r--------------------=------drawing down their reserve funds to buy the more expensive Isle, was aware of her birthday I Fipps' mother returned home with
items such as household equipment. Rather they are keeping anniversary and had prepared a her for a visiL
their savings intact for future needs and contingencies. -----------------------
There won·t be any excessive inflation if American con-
sumers refuse to permit it, for, in the fmal analysis, they can
do more through wise buying and the careful handling of
their savings to prevent runa\vay prices than can ever be ac·
complished through the dictates and directives of the OPA.
So. as a consumer be sure you do your part.
NOW-'Round the Island Ferry
9 :SO A. ~l. TO 11 P . M.
South Bay. Balboa Yacht Club. East Bay, ruchardson's. Evans".
Villa Marina. Shields', Balboa Yacht Basin, Bee.con Bay, Harbor
Island and South Ba)•: Hail from an}' dock or float.
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MODERI MARllE SERVICE
SHELL DOCK
BALBOA ISLAND
GEORGE D. BASSE'IT
ACCOUNTANT
Monthly Bookkeeping Service
!50% \\"'. Central A.\·e., Pbone Harbor LI06·J., Newport Be&eb
Cemplete Fountain Service at
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Often YCRI the ll'IDMt PIMe
to DiDe In Orup <loaaty:
All I New - - -
Even the Location
... One-Hall Mlle East ot Old
Location on Coast Highway.
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Dentist
llOI <lout J11way
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Phone Harbor %%%0
INSURANCE
Sandy F. MacKay
INSURANCE . That's All
Ll rE · FIRE · A UTO
MARl,lE, ETC.
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7'4 E. Central. Balbo:a
Pno nc H1rbor 2 ~1)7
Uncoln National Lile ·
Insurance Co.
"Il9 J'feme hJdlca~ l\11 Cbara.ckr"'
DON n:ru."JGAN
Pbone Barbor 2M·R
308 Marlne Ave. Balboa lal.
OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Ray Nielsen
• I a•1 Mil Arelfem PeUdM ra.o. BM".,._ ........ •ta ~ a., .a."-a.11tea
MORTICIANS
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
"We Ow'!'.elves the Better Serve
by Serving Others Best"
Fttone B• eon 5110
Ooflta Mesa CalUomla
OPTOMETRISTS
Robert A. Crawford
Opt., D.
OPTOMETRlST
Eyes Examined -GJ.tSses Fitted
1791 ~·t'"''lXlrt BouJP.,•ard
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• LENSES DUPUCATEO 1 I
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A. V. Andrews, M. D.
PHYSICIAN .....
!IUBGSON
ill Cout mpway. -... eo ............
NORMAN NRON, IL D.
Pedlatrldu
Certll!ed · by the Americu
Board of Pediatrica.
1007 .Ga.iota Dr, Lac--
Telepllone Lacmaa l ·18".
Laurence B. Dorcy, 111. D.
Physician & Surgeon
821 Marine Ave.,
Balboa bland
Pb.one Harbor !GB
John K. C. Chung, M. D.
l'h)'Uclan ODd Sorc-
2 -4 7 -8:30
and by appointment
Beacon 5075
120 Eut 18tll S-eo.ta MM&. Calllornla
Dr. W. T. Mooney
Phywlclan and Sus-
NIDtll and Centnl
ni-CM-hr . ...ne.> ._._ ..
Dr. G. E. Tohill .__ ..... 8_
2209 Coo.st h1vd.
NEWPORT BEA.Pi
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~: lhrbot' ue-a U No auwer, call Harbor t
C HIROPRACTORS AND
OSTEOPATHICS
Wagner DrugleM lnsUtut.
Dr. Wllbcu c. Wacner
Chiropractic, Dietetics,
Physlo & Colonic Therapy
19%0 Cout Blvd., Soatlt
Lacuna -Pbooe !-
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Phone Beacon 6808--W
M. D. Keesling
180fl.A New&aort: Bl•d.
eo.ta Meu.
NPw~rt-Balboa Tourist Bureau
All Mode,s of Travel to Europe, Mexico Hawall
Round-the-World Trips In the near tutUre. See
Jin. Boy Kee-Ph. Barbor 19L SOl Palm, 8&lbcla
.. Boan: 11 a. a. to a p. m. I
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Bob Jayred's
RICHFIELD SERVICE
Comman~~e'1::n~i~y -t~~n Post n~~·~T ~~rica Wise Use of Water Supply I OBITUARIES Lumber and BUilding Materials
New · otficen of the Newpcrt 1'-.eatherly. past commander, Santa •-.. 0 ood e--·-... • w Id Be t•t c '------------....! Bay Oislr1·cl Lum be C
Harbor American Legion post were Ana. and '"Lucky" Baldwin. past ~ ~ OU ne I onsumers Mary Allee ·oi.t r o .. =ed ~~:Joneve~~ b:Cm~ oo~;n~~n o~ro~~ local _This ____ af_t_e_rnoo __ n_a_t_o_ne __ o_f_o_w:_, d::!~a{~.:~~:'~1!-~~~~~~i SU OOA8T · 0.:: lleeco• WI AT Tiii: • .;....
prised of six Orange county Le-post is Earl Coppersmith ot Cor-busiest traffic circ1es occurred an (Continued from Page 7) to use and an expanding economy chapel, Costa Mesa. for Mary Alice ~=========================~ gionnaires r epresenting the 22nd ona del !\-tar. Past commander is incident J was happy to witness; . and increased markets dro\"E' 8 Gist, infant daughter of Mr. and I
American Legion di.strict. Don Durant. for it added to my belief in the es-velopment, either agriculturally, Mrs. Gerald Gist, who died Satur-V E N E T J A N B L I N D S
ed f land-hungry people to seek ac:kli-day · s J h · Comprising -the installation Refreshments were serv ol-sential goodness of people. urban or industrially.. come by m t. osep hospital.
te-am were Art Eklund, past com-lowing the installation bY. Frank A little boy had darted across aqueducts from fore1gn "·ater-tional sources of water supply, it Besides her parent.s she is sur-I
mander, Santa Ana; Ralph Mit· Crocker. the street to the center or the sheds. The Loo Angeles d ty sup-W8S discovered that the broad vived by a brother, Gary or the Wood • Steel • Aluminum
cbeµ, put commander, Santa Ana: -------c:itcle just as the Jtght Was chang-plies _from the easterly slopes ol valleys flanking the dry water-home; maternal grandparents, Mr.
Vlc Meyer, past commander, Gar-This world is like a fruit cake; ing, while hls mother had remain-the Sierra Nevada.sand 1;he Metro-courses were underlain with vast and Mrs. O. F . Whitehead of Costa Past 8ervlee -Free Esffmatlle
den Gro\'e; J im Kilroy, prese nt it would be incomplete without a ed. on the other tdde. On the way politan Water dis_trict s supply bodies of water, accumulated Mesa and paternal grandparents, Call Us and. Reterse Phone Chargee
commander, Garden Grove ; Cy few nuts in it. across he had dropped his grimy from the Colorado nver. through the ages from deep per-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gist of
football. With the one thought ln The farm use of the natmal colation from the rains and floods North Hollywood. Jnte "t Lin Shad Co mind of retrieving it he started water supplies of this region ii of countless winters. Interment was in Westminster . fCJ y . 0 • e •
back. Ho'°'•ever, his mother's warn-pretty well in balance, more by Wells were dug or drilled in the Memorial park. 1095 E. Wardlow Bo.cl
ing scream checked him. and he reason of the force of circum· valley floors. Many near the areas Rosana .lane Hlcbtower
waited neTVously on the farther stances than through any con-of rising water, in the vicinlty of Funeral ser.ices were held at Phone Loq Beach 458-28 Long Beaeb.
curb as the whirling wheels of scious plannlng. dikes or "narro-A'S." and along the 2 p.m. Wednesday in ?.ielrose :====================:::::::====~ many autos flashed by, his eyes Over a ny comple te economic coastal fringes of the coastal Abbey mausoleum for Rozana Jane I
Washing • Polishing • Lubrication
Tire Recapping • Tires Retreaded
416 East Cen tral Ave., Downtown Balboa
glued appr ehensively to the pTeci-cycle. there is a limit to the basins, flowed with artesian pres-Hightower, 5-)•ear-old daughter of
ous football lying in the middle amount of the farmer's production sure. Pump;:; \\:ere installed in Mr. and ~lrs. Clyde Hightower,
of the stTeet. cost dollar that can be profitably others and thousands of acres ot 2525 Orange avenue, Costa ~Iesa,
H O\V many cars passed that expended upon water. Overdrafts ne w land were put under the plow 'A'ho died Sunday in the home or
point before the light again turned or encroachments upan surface and planted to f ield crops, \ine-her grandmother. r.lrs. R. L. Tur-
red I "'ould not attempt to guess. water supplies common to several yards and orchar:ds to be watered ner , .1324 Poinsettia street, Santa
Announcing the New Vibrapac
Building Units
A I I ENTION ! !
Home and Boat Owners-Builders
Sinks, Drainboards and Galleys
Built to Your Specifications
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CUSTOM METAL PRODUCTS CO.
but it \\'as a good many. Rac-ing a t proprietors are expensive for they from these sources. Ana.
the accelerated sj'.>('<'d of the home-usually bring sharp repercussions Recalls Ea.tly Day5 She also is sur\i\'ed by rn:o sis-
ward bound bus.iness man on a from holders of superior or corre-This was the Southern Cali-ters, ?.1ary J acqueline and Dolores
one-way thoroughrare. they rolled lative rights. as thf ext ensive and fornia to which I came as a boy June of the home a nd her gr8.nd-
by three and four abreast a nd as costly water right Htigation ot this of four. I can remember the mother. Afrs. G. \V. Hightower of
ALL SIZES BUILDING UNITS
Brick and C-pool Bloclm Now In Prodnction
Walter Kline Concrete Products Co. close together as possible without region will show; and continued wooded sloughs and swamps north Texas.
touching. Yet of all those Oying overpumping of an underground and east of Long Beach, the
wheels not one touched the little basin resuJts in depleted water tangled Gospel Swamp in Orange
Interment w
mausoleum. H
Costa Mesa, \\.'
rangements.
in Melrose Abbey lli60 Newport Ave. Co8ta M-
ld <!rauel chapel, ===========================~ boy's ball. When they ha d all pass-supplies and increased power county, where now are located the
ed the ball was lying in the s elf-costs. prosperous farms of Westminster,
same spot in which it had falten. For these and other r easoM. Greenville, Talbert and Winters-
The boy probably thought it was irrigation uses have tended to be-burg. I can r emember the tales of
the greatest sort of luck that his come adjusted to amoun.ts approx!-the mighty, wild well north of Floating Fuel Storage
ball was saved. But I hope his mating the safe yields of the Signal H ill, which I never saw in Se · Sq dro 10 n action, that shot .water . over 80 rvice ua n (the oat-mother took the trouble to point watersheds. There are notable ing bas for the · · f Ok" feet into the air to an elevat1"on e invasion o t-out to him that it was no such and costly exceptions. nawa) suppHed f;•htin" g sh1"ps be-150 feet above sea level under a -' thing; the sheer kindness and con· Datff Back to 1818 Core they J"umped !off with enough Pressure of 35 pounds per •nuare 1 ' sideration on the part of each driv-The first authen tic records of ....... oil to make a train 238 miles long,
er saved the ball. the use of water by irrigation In inch. with enough left bver to heat 10,-
in charge of ar-~
GORDON a~ FINDLAY
OONTBAOTOB AND BUILDER
ottleo: MIO Cout mvd. Pl>one -· Ut
CABINET SHOP SERVICE
CABINETS AND MJJJ,WORK
T. C. JOHNSON, Supt.
40'J Soth Street
The football was worn and very
shabby. but to the little boy it was
perhaps the most valuable thing in
the whole world at that moment.
I 'm glad the drivers took the -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~]trouble to miss hitting it. And they would have felt amply repaid, I'm
sure, it they could have seen the
Southern California credit the All of these are gone in less 000 homes for a y~ar ; with enough
P adres with the construction of than my lire span! The swamps gasoline to run iso.OOO American
d.itcht'S from near.by streams to have dried up and are under the automobiles for a full .year; and
Mission field! and gardens. The P10'-'', and the mighty Bouton well \li.ith sufficie nt hibricating oil to
Zanja from ?.fill Creek, east of that flowed 257 miners' inches of allow for a compI~te cha nge of oil
Redlands. is a n ('Xample ot this, wat~. about 2300 gallons per i A""OOO t yii·i :========================== minute, now stands, or did in _n_~ __ • __ •_u_o_m+_'_e_s. ___ _ dating back to 1818. ,
The first irrigated farm plots 1942, about 36 feet below sea l
CONTRACTORS'
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
look of joy on the child's face
wherf he found hll. football un-
hurt.
Jaeger Compressors
Comet Saws
Cement Mixers
Wood Working Equipment
Everything for the
Building Contractor
Dutch Heacock
FOB lNSURANCE SEE
Howard W. Gerrish
l'elephone: Harbor 502 or Beacon 5508-W
17th and Santa Ana Ave. -Costa M.-sa
1808 ?ii ewport Boo,levard
COSTA ~IESA
Phone Beacon 151$1
Automobile • Fire
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License and Contract
Bonds \Vritten
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t\\a\t \\ t'e-.t Qt\eans
t\\\cav,o an
-a\ no eJ\ta \ate\
llOW Southern Pacific off en two grett
oew services East-r~seat, no-extra·
f""' chair cars to Chicago ... and to New
Orleana and Dallas ... on schedules that
oet oew records foe speed and comfort!
Here ""' the detailo:
IUllSCT UllfTtD-49~ hours to New Or·
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of the white settlers in this re-level; a drop approximating 186 BA n
gion were located near the toes of feet.
the foothills where the streams I relate this to point my discus·
debouched from the mountains sion and as an index of "'hat h as "' D
upon their extensive flood plains happened. In less than my life-~ORT ARY or deb ris cones. and watE'r could time we have depleted the water
~ ~i~er:.e~c~~s nadf ta;h~ ~~~;~ ~~~r~~esu~~\u~~~~:~~tu~:rih~o ~:: l
where undergTound dikes or con· and not the exception in our 7 --di --
s trictions forced subterranean basins.
now to the surface where It could I have stated that our agricul· Lady A ~tend ant
be diverted and used for irriga-tural use or water has been about ~
ti in balance. This is approximately on . Efforts of later comers to en-correct applied to the region as a -.t -
croach upon and share lhese very whole, but not to the separate
limited nows brought prompt re-basins. This leaves the uses of 410 Coast Blvd.
course to the courts and started our growing cities and towns to CORONA DEL MAR
the \\'atl"r-right litigation that has. account for the overdraft; and we
very largely, fixed and adjudicated are superimposing a vast new in-Telephone Harbor 42
the rights under which existing dustrial growth upon our already DAY AND NIGHT
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1200 MILE iGAS PROJECT Government OK's Texas
Pipeline; Assures Additional Supply for Southern California to Grow On
Once more, Southern Cali!omia rat.el
its nputalion for getting lhinp done
in a big way-
This time, it is to augment growing
Southern California'• 1upply of DC·
araJ gu with Ilic large#, long~
t"' ITGllll>liuion liJw ..., !lllill f
Hut's t~t Sttry ..•
South.., California is on lhe thrah-
old of a pootwu apamion and J>aild •
Ing program !hat is witholll panDel
anywbett in lbe coantry. The volwm
or natural po already called £or hJ llao
million1 now Ii ring here ill tnmeado1&
Hundmlo o( thowancla of newcomon
""' on lhe way. A. we grow, lhe do-
ID&nds on om raourcea are increuing
-dily. A cootia-and plentiful
supply of natural gm ill vital for our
fulure denlopmenL Aad ii ,.;u k
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A big pipeline 1200 miles long is lo
reach ovir the Continental Divide and
U:p the huge natural gu reaerveo of
the Mid-Continent Fielda in New Mu-
ico md Tau. This S70,000,000 ~roJ·
oct,:one of the greateot engineering un-
d.rta!Unp of its kind. hu already, hem
fully approved by the Califomia •1\ail.
road Commisaion and the Fe4eral
Power Commi-ioa. ........ , ...
The Southern Califomia and Souda·
em CoUDli<s Ga Companieo "'.'ill -
-the portion o( the line £rom the
Califomia border weotwarda; and llao
D Pao Natunl Gaa Company, -l.hicla-
wiD 1upply the gu, will build tit baJ.
..Je of the line. The new project will
P"! lo -a large volamc of po now
being wated for lade o( a mubl .•• ana stiD gualer ............ nailabi.
Cot !ulure -111
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The natwal gu it ia to transport
would care £or u inany homea u in
the four metropolitan citi .. of Akron,
San Antonio. 0.. Moines and Indiana·
polis combined.
At ill ultimate capacity, the new
pipeline will deliver the eqth'alent en·
er!}' d.iJr o( •1.000 barrela or oil •••
wl89 carloado or coal ••• or""-"-
die el' i:tr icaJ energy proclacecl by BoaJ.
der Dam.
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Preijminary work la -i. way. Ao-
laal •-a:tioo ttuts thia Fall and
die pipeline trill lie ready for die ..
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IOUTBIU COUlfTID GAi COllUAIR
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-Marjorie Mason
Shower HQStess
A NOTES of the
Balboa Yacht Club
Falcons and Balboa dinghi .. had
,Mia Shirley Hann, daU&btA!r of their second race of tbe summer
KU Hann, 1401 SeaYiew avenue, series this week at BYC. They are
Corona del Mar, who ls to be an . each Wednesday and on Au&uat bride and who has been racing
booored at a series of showers, the race committee are the Mes-
WU given a kJtchen shower Mon-da.me3 A. L. Gram. Kenneth Mor-
day evening by Miss Marjorie gan and Morgan Cox.
Mason 3014 West Ocean Front. Two BYC members walked oft
Mia Hann left Tuesday IDOJ"Dln& with honors in the f!ollywood
Oil the Santa Fe Chief for Chicago Yacht club's po\\"er cruiser race
and will spend the intervening to Catalina over the July_ 4 holi-
weekl with her W'tde and aunt, day, it has been learned ~ week.
Mr. and ?tin:. William Hann of Harold Mason was third m class _A
Detroit. and Alan Craig was first in
Bridge was the game of 1 the I cl~!ting old f-riends was Lt.
evening aod refreshments brol othw-Eugene ToiO of . the Coast Guard. ed the opening of gifts y e .
honoree. First prize went 10 Miss former captain ~f the_ port. w=~~
Carol \Voldenberg, second to Mrs. he anGeod Mrs. ~o~n ';i:de~·four-
Jack Bo)'d and Miss Hann was Mrs. r~e a
consoled. some at d1nner at BYC.
Harbor
Phones 13 and 208
Friday Aft. Club
Purchases Site
Opposite C. M. Park
• . I • .. , .. , t pm s TLa • .,, ,.., 11. 1!91 • • A • • • Simple Rites Mark Boland-Hylton Nuptials Fem1n1ne ct1vit1es s::=~~:-:o~ibeo __ m_m_uni_ty_Ch_urc_h _
+ By Wlnltred 8artll'e + R·dc'ence !'tam 1637-R sunplidty WU the ~ per-Willson-Tririp Rites
tormed a t 7'30 !>-In-10 eorona c1e1 Slated for uly 28 -------· · Ch h C I H Mar Community church W ednes-bo Eastern Relative urc ire es ear c1ay "'"nine when Mm Edythe s~. July ~ has t>ttn wt Har r•1tes Feted at Luncheon Convention Reports Hylton. daughter of Mr. and Mn-.. the date ot the ;wedding ct
_ _____ k Robert Lee Hylton of Riverslde Ml$.s Norma Corl:;ee Thlpp daugh-Mrs. R. O. Boyvey, 1139 West Newport \V.S.C.S. met last wee became the bride of William Pat-of ,.,.l ,,,_ ......a.... of Ne-_.
Mrs. Alfred Cowgill of Stockton Central avenue. entert ained with at Olrist Church by the .~a with rick Boland Jr., aon of Mr. and ter vtrne ~ ... ,.,p .... .,..... "
A fine location on the north-has been a guest tor ten days at Mrs. D. W. Holtby pres1ding and Mrs. William Boland sr. of Al-Beach and lttrs. I"'an Job.Non ot d f •--·'·t Mn Dean a luncheon Wednesday_ honoring ..... __ W. S. H\Ull8.ker leading in h west corner of Eighteenth an tbe home o l~ aa er-, · -1n F kl ?tf ttl r D,~.. ambra and 126 East CentraJ ave. Valyermo. to Leslie Wlllson jr.,
Anaheim streets. facing the Costa Campbell, Ba1boa, and has been her sister, Pt • ran in e e devotionals, her subject being nue, Balboa. I son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie \Villson
Mesa park, has been choaen as the enjoying the sunshine and tishlflg, of Summit, N. J .. who "ith her ··valiant Women." This was fol· Palms and baskets of white sr ..
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H orner Strf.'<'t, Los An-
site of the future Friday After-the' latter showing results of eight childrerl. Ronnie a nd Louise. is lowed by group singing. "''ith Mrs gladiolus banked the alter of the geles.
Present for the faret.-:elJ evening
were Miss Hann. l\lrs. Boyd and
the Misses Kathleen Sad.leir , Viv-
ian Vaughn, Marilyn Hill, Jane
Grace, Carol Woldenberg and the
hostess.
noon club house. the deal being albacore. She expects to visit her visiting Mrs. Boyvey and her par-Louise Hansen at the piano. little Colonial church and the mar-l\tiss Tripp · graduated from
now in escrow. The three lots 'A'ill mothe r in Corona and a brother ents, !\tr. a nd Mrs. \V. E . Draper Reports \\'ere made by those riage lines "·ere read b)· the Rev. Hamilton High school. Los An-
give the club a building site 21 in Holl}~·ood. spending about six of Huntington Beach. for the s um-who attended the a nnual confer-Pe~ ~ befoi:e members of geles. "'here she became acquaint-
by 120 and are the first to be "'·eeks in the Southland. . f mer. ence held recently at Pasadena. the immediate fannlies. ed \\;th Mr. \Villson. after attend-
sold in a new tract opened up by Mr. and Mrs. H . I . Thomas -o Luncheon "'·as served in the Miss Elsie Newland was delegate·! The bride wore an ice blue ing Newport H arbor Union Higl\
Clyde E. Sherwood, owner. The Santa Ana are guests for a fev.• house for the" adults and the chil-and W.S.C.S. and church members street length frock in peplum ef-school for three years. For the
consideration was not named. days at the home of their daugh-dren had a barbecue in the patio. '''ho attended.were Rev. and Mrs. feet "'ith cap sleeves an~ square past :rear she has lived in New-
This tract of two blocks con-ter. Mrs. \Vallon Hubbard jr. o( The afternoon was spent on the E . D. Goodelt, Mr. and l\irs. J . A. neckli~e .. her small ''e1led ~at port Beach and at£'nded Santa~ H ostess at Bri dge sists of residence lots. restricted Lido Isle. ' beach. followed by a ride about Bodman. Mr. and M,.._ David matching m color , and she carried Ana Junior college. She plans t o
Mrs. W . E. Nickell of Costa to good homes of approximately Flying in from Jacksonville. the harbor on the motor launch. Hebert. Mrs. Holtby, Mrs. Stephen a shower bouquet of gardenias and complete her course there for M_r .
l\1esa entertained with two tables $l0,000 in value, and lying on each Fla .. and arriving this after noon Guests were old friends of lhe Weatherford, l\1'rs. Flora Beatty white sweet peas. She "'as attend-Willson, \\'ho "served 18 months m
of bridge at her home Saturday side of a ··banjo·· street. Raub and (Thursday) was Charles V. l\1c -sisters and included l\1rs . \ViUiam and l\1rs. Salter. . ed by her sister. l\irs. Ed"·ard S. the Marines, will go into the army
evening. Mrs. Mary Brill was high Siegel have been in charge of the Carty jr .. S2C, U.S .N.R .• son of Dieter and children, Billy and Plans were mad<' for th~ Christ-Dales. 85 matron of honor. l\1rs. in September.
and Mrs. Grace Wilcox was lo.w. ' surveying and the pa.Ying and Capt. and Mrs. Charles l\1cCarty Betty, Mrs. W llllam Cs.tberiner mu sho\\'er .,.,.hich \\"as given t~e Dales wore gray with white hat The bride-elect was ~ntly
During March, 11,080 \'elerans Guests included the Mesdames curbing is all in. \Vith develop-sr .. 1541 Miramar Drive, Balboa. and Mrs. Mary Carty, all of Whit-following day at Or ange for Mi~ and accessories and carried a honored "'ith a personal shower
received personal attention at the c_ H. Ridley, P. V. Parkes. J _ p_ men! logically going to the west , He wu separated from the Navy tier· Mrs. Horvey Speara of Fu!· Ellen Suffern of that ci ty who IS shower bouquet of pink sweet given at the home of Miss Mar·
Los Angeles r egional office of the Cooper. Brill, \Vilcox. Jerrold I\lr. Sherv.·ood plans to open up a t the Naval Personnel Separation lert~n . Mrs. ·Charles Sardow and soon returning to China w here she peas. celyn Bristol. Laguna Beach.
Vete rans Administration. Spangler. a nd Elmer Wright. five acres more this fali Cen ter. Jacksonville, on July 11 children, Freeman and Linda of is principal of a girls' school. Mrs. Pau.l iS . l\{cKibben. '''hose mar--;;;;~~~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;=======~ The Friday Afternoon club re-after serving for ayear. Downey. also Mrs. Draper of Holtby and 1.1rs. Gladys Wood-r iage to Jane Boland, sister of the R t . g Guest
for the Ultimate
(t cently sold"1leir property on New-Ensign Robert Haigh, U.S.N.R.. Huntington Beach. Mrs. Spears worth "'·ere among those "·ho at-bridegroom, "'as an event of June e Ufnl n
d son or Mrs. Adele Haigh of Bal-comes from Red Oak. Iowa. home tended. taking personal gifts a nd 29. served as best man. Hostess at Party port boulevard and as they o not
• ID Beauty Care Phone:
Harbor ••• 1 82 7
VIRGINIA BELL'S
MARISKA House of Beauty
30 4 M a rin e Balboa I s land
Hair
Shaping
HAIR
Styling
Virginia Bell of Balboa Island
Also : Palm
Our Congra luf a lion6
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BRIDE
1oi..rta' y.an of experience "'" help you moke this ioY·
OUI occ:asion one lon11 to be remembered, with a
PHOTOGRAPH
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OR CHURCH
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plan to start building a new club boa Isla nd. arrived home WE'd.nes-town of the Draper family. and ar ticles for use at the school. Attending the ceremony were Mrs. Elno Ollila and sons How-
house for se'\•eral years. will hold day morning after three and a Mrs. Carty was a classmate of . The next meeting o~ th~ group Mr. and Mrs. Boland. l\1r. and Mrs. ard and Michael. \\'ho have been
a board meeting Friday afternoon half years in the service. coming l\1rs. Mettler at I owa State col-,,;11 be Aug. ! and this \\'lll be a Hylton, ~fr. a nd Mrs. Paul S. ~Ic-,·isiting Mrs. Ollila's parents, Mr.
at 2 p.m. at the home of l\frs. from Bainbridge. Md.. training lege. pot luck picnic at the Corona del Kibbcn, ""ho returned Saturday and l\trs. Trygve Hess. \Vest Bay
Jerrold Spangler, Lido Isle, a nd school for Anapolis and expects Last ,,·eek the Boyveys took Mar home of :l\lrs. Harry ~estover from their honeymoon. l\1 iss Bar ·. for several '''eeks left h b · his discharge soon, when he \\till the-ir ouests on a trip to Catalina "';th each circle planning its O\\'TI bara Boland,. Mrs. Fred '"'· 1'1ar-\\'ill discuss, among 01 er us1ncss. t"o
h Id contin ue his education. H e is thf' and Fri-day they are lea\ing ror a luncheon. s halt and 1.tr. a nd Mrs. Edward
avenue, .
the problem O[ \Vhcre tO 0 . this morning for their home in
Red Lodge, l\1:ont. meetings until the club house is last of three brothers to return four -day trip to Mexico. stopping Dales. ,
built. to ci,ilia n life. Dr. John ·Haigh. at Tiajuana and going on do"''TI Mesans Return After the ceremony the wedding
who "·as in the Navy, now prac· belo\\' Ensenada . Mr. and Mrs. d inner was served at the Hurley
friends gath-. Tuesday evening
ered at the Hess home for a I P T A '47 Co ngress
To Be Held in
Long Beach
ticing in South Pasadena whil<'· Dr aper and their son. Gordon. will From Eastern Visit Bell. The new Mrs. Boland wore far e"·ell C'Vening. Games were
Kenneth. who 'vas with the Army also be included in the party. Mr. a gray travelling dress with white
in Europe, is in business at Hemet. f3o:yvey and sons, Douglas and Mr. a nd Mrs. E,·erett R ea a nd accessories when .she and her hus-
Bride-elect Feted
Mrs. Jack Boyd (Elwanda John·
ston) entertained at her home. Jl12
Apolena avenue, Balboa Island,
Thursday evening honoring Miss
Shirley Hann of Corona del Mar,
'A'hose marriage to Lt. fjgl Harr y
Hendren of Paducah. Ky .. '4'ill take
place in August in the East. Co-
hostesses with Mrs. Boyd was
Miss Lorrane Meyers of Costa
Mesa.
Hydrangeas and gladiolus with
white candles were used for dee·
orating. Games were played with
Mary Alice Pollard and J ackie Hill
winning prizes. and afterward the
honoree was surprised with the
presentation of many lovely per-
sonal gifts.
Roger plan to get in some deep ch.Qdren, E\"elyn, Ralph and Ever-band left on their honeymoon
sea fishing "''hile below the border . ett, and a nephew. John May, r C'-\Vhich "';11 include San F r ancisco . turned to Costa Mesa last week Carmel and Lake Tahoe. They ex,
after a mon th's vacation during pect to be back in August. Six Ann iversaries
Not ed at Dinner
Six anniversaries were celebrat·
ed this week at the Trygve Hess
home, West Bay avenue, at a tur-
key dinner. Mrs. Eino Ollila.
daughter of the house, was ob-
sen·ing her fourth wedding anni-
versary and birthdays honored
were those of her two sons. Mich-
ael and Howard : her brothers,
Bergen Hess a nd CPO Douglas
Bray and the Jatter's "'ife. Mrs.
Bray. Mr. Bray is stationed at
Pearl Harbor and ""as not present.
which they travelled nearly 6000 Mrs. Boland is a -graduate o
miles. the Riverside s chools and is a
f
At a church camp OR Lake member of Zeta Kappa chapter o
Michigan near Chicago members Alpha Iota. fl.tr. Boland is a major
of the Rea family held a reunion in the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
for three days, seven of the eight in which he has served for five
children of Mrs. E. A. Rea and years with duty in the Central
their families being present. Mrs. Pacific and is commanding officer
Rea is now nearing her eighty-of the VMF 123. Marine · Reserv
ninth birthday and this was t he fighter squadron a t Los Alamitos
first family r~union in 11 years.
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t Mrs. Mike Ortega, 3(X)() Coas
boulevard. is in St. Joseph hos
pital for three weeks recover.in -
from an operation.
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played with Mrs. Charles Porte r
jr. taking first prize and Miss
Lorna Mills consoled.
Corona del Mar
Malt Shop
ltU ~mpw.7
• Old fashioned malb
We meen just lllla.
Nil W LINl!l
Craft Greeting Cards
StaUOMry
Brookings V arietv
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During the refreshment hour
individual cakes and ice cream
"''ere served, and Mrs. Leslie Frei-
tag sang "Ah, S"•eet ~tystery of
Ll!e," "Temptation" a nd "Night
and Day" with l\1iss Carol Wold-
enberg at the piano.
On Sunday Douglas Oliver Bray
n , small son of the Brays, was
christened at Christ Church by the
Sea by the Rev. E. D. Goodell.
The baby's maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Pete Smith, and h is uncle.
Bergen Hess. were sponsors.
Relatives were visited in Iowa,
Kansas and other places and Mrs.
Rea·s mother , Mrs. Annie H. King
of Sioux City, Miss Marjorie May,
Miss Bernard1ne Bishop and John
May of Oak Park returned with
the travellers for a stay at the
Rea home on Broadway.
Assistance League
Junior Group
Install s Officers
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Guests included the honoree, Circle Presi dent
Miss Hann: the Misses Virginia C · Mrs. Howard Rapp jr. of Balboa
F e rnades, Peggy Nielson, Evelyn Appoints omm tttee Island was hostess a t a buffet
JULY CLE A R·A NC E
DRESSES BETTER
Rea, Jackie and Mari)yn Hill, . luncheon last Thursday when new
Mary Alice Pollard. Oam Craig, MemlX!rs of comm1ttC'es for the officers of the Junior branch.
Rosalie Ea.rel. Alice Best. Betty ne"' year were announced. by Mrs. j Assistance League of Orange coun-
Rogers. Jane Crace, Carol Wolden-S. H . Weatherford. pres1~ent of I ty "'·ere installed, co-hostesses be-I
twrg., l\1argie l\1ason .. Kathleen
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Balboa circle. at the meetJng held ing Mrs. Fred Pinkston and Mrs.
Sadleir and Mrs. J anice Moore., Tuesday afternoon at the home of 1 Walter Ranney jr.
Unable to attend were the Misses 11-frs. J . K. ElJiott. 900 East Ocean ' Miss Beth Emison of Balboa
P eggy 1'lickPlwait, Diana ~~g-1 Front, Balboa with 14 members Bay Shores is retiring president
\\'arth. Dorothy l\'feyers and Vivian prl'Sent. . I a nd ne'" ofricers are Mrs. Joseph
Vaughn. Mrs. Elliott Op<>~ed the m('{'I· Knox. president; ~ 1\.1rs. Stephen
. ~ng wi.th a d(>v~t1o~.al talk on Fossatti, vice-president : Mrs. Wal-F AC Bridge Meet j 'ConsClous Evolution. l\lrs. M~r· 1 ter Lowe. secretary: 1.1rs. \\'Biter Post po ned to Au gust I ray r~igned as treasurer a:ndtedM1sts Ranney, treasurer. Marcia Coombs was ap1X11n o
1'1rs .. P. V. P~rk<'S. chairma~ of be her successor . . Drive Carefully-Spare a Lite. the bridge section of the Friday I In pr€:'paration for the coming
Afternoon c lub announces that the bazaar Mrs. Weather ford .. appaint·
section will not hold their m~t· ed a committee on fancy Y•ork.
ing sthC'duled for July 24 but ",II Mrs. Mabel Stanley, Miss Coombs.
postpone it for a month. The Mrs. Heyman and Mrs. Alma
clubhouse on Ne\\rport _boulevard Blodgett ; on the a pron committee
\.\'as recently sold and wtll be re· ar<' the l\fesdamcs Parmenter,
modeled for a market and ar -Baker, Small and Beatty; ways
rangements have not yet been and means. Mesdamc~ Barnett,
made for a meeting place to ~ Murray, McGovern and Yarnell. -============:::; used until the ne""· club house is Plans .,.,•ere made for the W .S. ;-construct~ on Etghtecnth and ' C.S. picnic to be held at the Cor-
Opea Eveamp, Exoept Monday Anaheim streets. Iona del Mar home of Judge a nd
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• Aug. 7. Each circle is to plan
none Beeeoa 5824
Newport & Costa Mesa
Balboa's
RENDEZVOUS
BALLROOM
Presents
DICK PIERCE
and his famous
MIDWEST
COLLEGE , BAND
Saturday, July 20th
Coming August 3rd
JIMMY DORSEY
World's Greatest Sax Player
nancing From 9 Until 1
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their O"'TI luncheon arrangeme nts. 1 CAB CO.
24-Ho ar Service At the close of the m1tCting the I
hostess served ice cream, cake and
punch. ·-------------1,::======================::::; ~da~and
"'ntro# tbat figure
while doing it!
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