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ot Ugbts Fee the . war
will bufst on a long-waiting
public August 17 and Veter-
an 'Qellneator Joe Beek, who
has etched out more water
parades than any living ex-
ponent, says he would like to mess the local angle and
make Harborites conscious ot the festival rather than
the outsiders. Well, of
course, Joe hopes the 20 or
30 thousand summer folks
here will be the only ones to
attend the festival. as he
says no effort has been made
to appeal to Southern Cali-'
fomians, but I feel he has
another thought coming. De-
spite the fact that little ?Ut-
side publicity has been given
I'll bet an extinct Chinese
antem that more thousands
Yill clog our streets than for
:nany years. Seems that
every relative and friend or
a relative or a localite intend
to come here on that week-
end.
Predictions are that more
than 75 entrants will line up
for the start and m06f or
them will be kids. Mr. Beek
believes more interest is be-
ing shown by the youngsters
than for years. One regret-
able fact is that all the old
equipment which was so
carefully saved from fire by
storing in the C.D.M. reser-
voir in 1941, was wiped out
by too much water flooding
the store room. which meant
that new paraphernalia had
to be purchased. Finance
Chairman Walt Spicer says
that suftlcient funds are on
hand to assure present ex-
penditures. but would like
donations from public-spir-
ited citizens to care for un-
expected expenses. + + +
Highways. Herb ~enny
had something when he ad-
vocated that an increase in
road taxes to pay for bet-
ter thoroughfares. be as-
sessed to the trucking fel-
lows. No question that the
trucks monopolize the ce-
ment ribbons up and down
the state and make more
, 1119"ey than the railways.
which have to maintain
costly rights or way. while
the trucks let the public pay
that part or their bills. Not
only the big trucking com-
panies but almost every im-
portant business house. use
that means of transportation
to deliver their freight and
it seems a bit ironic· to ask
the rest of the motoring pub-
lic to maintain their traffic
lanes for them. Do they have
more drag with the legisla-
ture than those m i n u s
trucks?
+ • • Yucca Village. Proudest
man in Balboa is Fun Zone
Al. Anderson. one of the
principals in a real estate
venture out on the desert be-
yond Palm Springs. Al has
some nifty color signs that
ought to sell the tract when
it is ready this ran . Aside
from that he says things are .
easing up on supplies and la-
bor, that he has several
more shows than ever before
and that the summer busi-
ness is splendid. Can re-
member when the Fun Zone
had large gobs of vacant
space in its area but today
almost every available space
is utilized and gives an eager
public plenty of diversion.
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Loe ADgeleo Bonds. Quite
a few reasons have been ad-
vanced wliy the Los Angeles
bond Issue for courthouse,
museum. incinerators ,etc.,
was defeated. but none ol
the papers mention the real
reason: lack of p.iblicity. As
a matter ol fact the L.A. pa-
pers, radio and stores did not
start boosting until about a
week before election. Pl!o-
ple were not awakened to
the need. Here at home re-
call defeat of a high school
bond election some time ago.
due to lack of publicity.
When the last school bonds
were voted this spring Sid
Davidson put on a two
months educational c a m-
pelgn, caref\llly prepared.
tba1 pw tbe desired results.
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Harbor Yachtsmen rWin Wednesday's Ra
SEARCH 01
FOR MISSED
BOATSMAN
Coast Guard airplanes and boats
and private boats are joining in
an intensive search for Fred East-
man, 33, 131 Via Ye1la, Udo Isle,
missing' since Tuesday, whose fish-
ing boat was found adrilt Wednes·
day night, ·IS miles east of Avalon,
Santa Catalina Island.
FOUR BEAT
BIG FIELD
II REGATTA ~
8 7 KF:NT ~ I
SAN DIEGO. Aug. ~
Newport Harbor yaell--.Is
top honors in w~ -of the Southern Calif~ TllM
association regatta at Slin m •
Barney Lehman, who lomt U. ..
boat race Tuesday on +'II 'i
choice, today came throulb •... '
the Star class with 36J5 ~ 11•
With two former world c:hiiil'tl' rt l:W.
Lowell North and Gel'ald .Drll-
coll, in the racin.8:, competltkli. II
rugged, but bets are on Batalf,
In second place w1l5 the 'Wemla.
Ashley Brown, skipper, wttll MK
points; third, Lowell North'•~
Star was 33 JX>ints. The dMI .._
Eastman is the brothe r of
Spalding Eastman, purctiasing
agent for the South Coast com-
pany, with whom he made his
home. and is also employed there.
Tuesday morning he left for a
fishing trip on the South Coast
boat No. 27F92. When the boat
"'·as found. fishing lines were still
in the water and the ignition
sv.itch was on, but the" gasoline
tank was empty and the battery
was dead. It was found by John
Kemple, 326 North Hayward
street, Los Angeh:s. -
-' ON YOUR MARK, SET, 00! Thl9 .. ~way more tMn lSO 8nowblrdt tl9ed u9 tor the atart· of the UUlll&J ~ tut Sunday and brepn their race for top ._... or
Newport Harbor. Spectaton lined botll •bores of the bay" to watcb. yotithf\IJ pilot& maneuver tbelr lm&ll craft aroUnd tbe tricky coone and pbotopapben. were .&" •ed
at 'f'11111tap polnta tfaJ'oqboo.t the are.. The yearly event 19 oonUaua.lly one of tbe most pbof.ocTapbed attain lD Ille South••ed. :_Kent Hitchcock p.oto
two more days to go, and ftp' ' • • •
are so cloae the boats ue ~ 10
to 20 Yards apart.
It has been learned Eastman
was tiJhing off the 14-mile bank,
heading toward the Island. Spald-
ing Eastman, on board Alan
Craig's power boat, and -coast
guard boats as well as planes are
searching this vicinity in the hope
he may have found something
afloat to which to cling.
Bomb Jobs Come
Easy to Crocker
After 20 Years
Fire Chief Frank Crocker of
Newport Beach has one of those
1001 jobs. Each year that the
Lou Everd.lng· Snowbird ntght is held. it's Frank's job to set off the bomb that noti-
fies the official starter that the
time is nearing for the race.
Veteran av•ic Crocker's job t. not an easy one and it haa its hazards, too. Re
must dodge within a second of the
swish of the projectUe as tt shoots L de D• skyward. The bomb that Crocker ea r les lit last Sunday "sw001hed" a sec-
ond ahead or ltime. It was a five-! second bomb and it went off in
Harborites will mourn the pass-fourA S<'conds. h hed · r Lo · E rd" !IO · ed newspaperman w o watc Ing 0 uu; ve ing, • retir Cr k Ii ht th f did "t -lum.bennan. political leader and oc er . g . e use n ex
civic worker, who died Augus t l ,, peel the fire chief to have any eye-
in Santa Ana Community hospi-brows when the borr.b went off
tal from a heart ailment. He l'l"-prematurely, so to speak. But the
sided at 135 North Bay front, Ba.I-C'yebrows "'·ere th~re "''he~ Croc~·
boa Island and at the time of his er got up from his kneeling po~n
dem.ise was a director and on a Uon.
number of important committees •·t thought it had your head,"
of the Newport Harbor Chamber said the reporter.
of Conurte'rce. "Not my head.'" said Crocker .
Deceased was born in San Fran-"I've been lighting these bombs
cisco July 3, 1866 and was in the for 20 years."
lumber business in Humboldt And it's quite a ceremony to
county for many years. He was watch, too. Frank.
state highwa_y C'Ommisisoner for
a number of years and when he Book Rentals Up retired five }·ears ago came to
Newport Harbor. During the war
he served on the ration board and
in his civic efforts did much to-
ward raising funds for the pro-
posed hospital here. Funeral serv-
ices were held in Berkeley. ~ion
day. Augus t 5. where interment
~·as made.
Rents and fines collected tor
books issued by the Ne-wport
Beach city library in J u I y
amounted to $172.85, ~iargaret
McCh~ney, libraMan, re(K)rted to
City Treasurer J . A. Gant.
Kenny Sees Gas Tax Boost
As Aid to Orphan Counties
R:v increasing the gasoline tax ! '"Increase the gasoline tax in
the sta te can best aid orpha n roun-1 spite of all the crying from th('
ties in the dev('lopment of more l big trucking companies.'' cr ied
a nd safer h.ighways, said P ost-Kmny, "truc ks are a nu1snncc
master H. F . Kenny of Balboa. in an}"''ay. Let them pay for tr ar-
a talk before the assemb!y fact-ing up our highways?"
finding rommitt<"e in Santa Ana Kenny then repor ted the-r e-
on ~londay afternoon. sults of a recent motor .nn ,·ey
Ke nny. ~·ho Ls presiden! of the '-'"hich he conducted for the Ci ty
Orange County Coast associatiC'n ot Newport Beach and for the As-
and chairman of the highway com-aociated Clambers of Commerce.
mittee of the Associated Chambers
of Commerce. told the col1Ul'ti.ttre
that Orange county does not re-
ceive its full share of proceeds
from the sale of guoline simply
because ihe majority of motansrs
who paas through the county buy
their gasoline in i..o. Angeles (\r
San Dieco counties en route.
His report showed that a tctal
of 14.915 motor vehicles used Cen-
tral avenue, from 15th alrttt
Newport Beach, at the peak tral-
fic hour from 4 to 5 p.m. on
July 28. while 5792 motorists used
Coast bouJevard at (2nd strftt in
the one hour peak from 4 to 5
p.m. on the same date.
In the 24-hoor period from 6
p.m. July Tl to 6 p.m. July 28. a
total of 22.S17 cars used Central
avenue at 15th street, white 7540
'used Coast boulevard at 42nd
"Neither don the county benefit
in any way through the s:>le or
gasoline to motorists from the
super-heated and desert areas of
Southern Califom.la who y-tM
ttu::ough Orange county on their
way to the beache!:," Kenn>' said. street.
.. bec:auae they buy their total sup-On July 14th. the California
ply in their inland towns befo.""e Di\'ision of HighWll}'S checked 18,·
they lea,•e.'' 711 as U5ing the Coast highway
The postmaster recej,•ed a !"OUnd at the county docks, while 1906
of applause trun other coounittee used the road ln the peak traffic
witnesses when be lulied. out at hour from 4 p.m. to S p.m.
truck companies whole vehicles Co The hJghway department Sllr"\'ey
t•aring dawn the hfshways and also showed that 14.601 vehfcles
-1 exlt!ll•t pipea throw oU .wett using Newport boufevanl. odan 1rbk:b an very dDcomturt-near th• Udo theater on that U,te,
1ng to driven and passenccn of while 2244 can ~ the aame
smalltt ..iucJ .. that &tt ..... 11y point fll the peaked traffic hour
travellnc" behind. -4 to 5 p.m.
State Legislato~ Are Guests of Joe Street ; Parade
Planned to Open
Light Tournament
Harland CHookl Be-..
a bl!autiful job of salllnc ID -
the Rh-. 33 clus with 1111 S.
Bee, 2114 points. In 11-.4 .....
WU the Ruth With 201' palllla,
sailed by Bob Allen, and bl tblrd
place Crispin n with 111' poi.la,
oaill'd by Bili Joyce, maJdns It •
all-Newport affair. !;! _.,.i Pll"f Beek at Club Dinner, Bay Ride The entire Harbor Area is ..,... ~"::: ::Ir~~:-:~
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W H ! It ~·as a gala occasion tor eenial arren, auser Joe Beek of Balboa Island. when
Will Be G ts he \L'as host this week to members ues of the State ~stature's fact·
At Li hts F t finding committee on highways g e e and streets and to prominent dU-
u-na of the harbor area at a diAner
Ac~ermans Plan
To Leave Harbor
For Tahiti Sunday
humming with activity in prepara-g bn.utiful to .ee. · ~
tion for the Tournament of Ughb,
Saturday nJght, August 17. n..lrd •kipper to win wia W' PMI '
On the evening of Aug. 17. gfvin at the Ne"--porl Harbor When the proud Gloucester
Newport Harbor 'Will to all intents I Yacht club. schooner Island Girl, goes out
Final plans fer the paNde are Fnnz. who went to .es • ...,..
being co'mpleted by the oommltto!e, por'a d>olce With the + s ...
headed by Commodore Her7 lc.Jlfomla 32 clua), ... _,,.
Grandin of the Newport ctm and tbe Mriel with 7% po&nt:L Is '
Commodore Don ~ a( a.. lllol-la Don DoQalu jr.'a Al--
boa Yacht club. II paints, foUOW..S by W ...... Ill
The parade ... 11 begin prompt-llott"a Escapade with 51' palllla.
ly at 7 ,30 and ,.m ,.OOEd up F ourth Win for the harbor -
through the-Newport area first in the Luders 16 cl.. ~
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and purposes be the unofficial I Alter dinner the group were through the blue water between
It I r h 's f eai ·r gut, of their host on a tour ot the jetties of Newport Harbor cap o o t e tate o 1 orn1a. N Bal'--Ba
f bo h Go E 1 W I
e rt-UUll y. channel at 11 a.m. Sunday, Aug. so that traffi~ from the wM end Ralph Phillipa jr. took the a.
of the city can be-cleared out. with 12% pc:nnts. Tying for WOlld
The parade Wl11 ~r the penin-pJaor ~ the Jaru (J . Rolleoa)
sula area last. and Uttle Dipper <Ear~ Gustar-
or t vernor ar arren . .
d L . t t Go F -• ~ose who attended thE' dinner 11, Tahiti-bound, she will be carry-an 1eu enan vernor rt"U ..
H ·u be h r th T a nd took in the boat r ide were· \ ing three fam111es to a new era auser w1 ere or e our-· r · th · nament or Lights, famous water J S ate Senator Randolph Collier 0 eXJstence on e is.le of Moo1:'a· Fire Chief Frank Crocke1. p~ soninl, ethaell Iwith 10ti1' ~1~liee Chief Roland Hodgkinson and . e nterna oncu ._..__
Harbor Muter Russell Craig a.re claa Shius (Ray Hegg) t.. .......
putting their heads together to ~ng wJ!~ 9% points. Second .....
make carefa.l plans for orderly 11 Sally (C. Coberl~) wt.th 5 P9lllllll
procedure of · the parade lt.9elf, ~d the S~nta M~r1a (Pier Dnll).
traffic on streets and in the bay 11 third with 4 points. Lanat wltla
and for the utmost safety of all 13% points is first in Interna-
concerned. tlonal six-meter class and iii .a.:tp..
r t f th p "f" t of ~reka. chairma n of the fact-! where ~ey own 8 400-acre vanilla e e o e ac1 1c coas . . . . olantalion . Gov. and Mrs. Warren and their i fan ng cornnuttee ; Senator James · ·
family will be f:'.UC'sts of Capt. Joe J . cBride of \'entura; Senator On hoard v.r1ll be Mr a nd Mrs.
Beek secretary of the state S€n-1 Be Hulce of El Centro; a nd Sen-C. E. Ackerman of Corona del at~. 0a t Ne"'J)Ort Harbor Yacht I ato~ Jack T~nnf'y of Los Angeles. I Mar&1r. and Mrs. Fred B Hunie
club <'n thal evening a nd Lt. Gov. J ~semblymE'n Bern. A. Sheridan of 1 guna Beach 11.nd Perry J .
and l\1rs. Hauser will be guests of of IAlaml'da; Hon. Chnrles A. Lars'i"n _of Balboa l slarld .. As soo_n
Commodor e Don Kemp at Balboa Str•am, Vt('(' Chairman_ c.f Chula I a~ [e1r house on the island ~s
Yacht club. The governor will act Vis,a, and Hon. Frank Waters of j com etcd, ~· Larsen and therr
as official starter for the parade 1<ConUnued on Pa&:e Five) sma_l son will go over by steam~r. Fa . t landfall of the 4000-mile
PENCILLED PERSONALITIES ~;~n~h 11 ~~~~~:. H~ i nfn;\~~ ~ B""I jACK. L!NOSLE"t. Cowboy r\rtir. from here, where they will stop
__ ~. . ~ _ over o visit. Next stop is at the
--\ . islan of Tuo Motus, and fom
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1 thert; to Papeet~, where they will
A distinct social interest is evi-pered by Bill . Slat~r . Emencm
denced this ~ar as many people Spear's Goose is third, with ""
plan to entertain out-af-town vis.it-points ~nd Alan .Crary s Rebrl ta
ors in their homes and clubs.. th1rd with 8 points.
Leading among · sudl aftain will PIC class has Seventh Hea'lll!ll
be a dinner at the Newport Harbor (Peggy Slater), 18'ii point.; C!lp-
Yacht club, hosted by Co1111rore per (H. Brown) and Aglllta <W.
and Mrs. Gr&ndio for Governor Rempel) trying for second witll
Earl Warren. and a dinner at the 15 paint.s.
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--"'"· IDltttttNI follo..•tt of. Ute Na.,... atom&c ~ tftta DOW iralac -
Ill tbe Pacific. II GeGr(e Da •• of c.ta llleea. .,..Ito wodl:l'!td -
tbe n.·o WU.. dollar poojoct -It Dnt otartod la W-
E\o"eno11 wu t. ctuu-se of amc:la of Ute eocamet dal lutUlatlw of
Ute dty of Haaford. built for tM a lom pl'Ojtt:t.
Geo. T. Everson-AtOIDk
take on more supplies. The vanilla
plantation on Moorea, one or the
grou~ of French possessions, was
purnased in 1943 and has been
in a state of neglect during the
war ·ea.rs, so there will be plenfy
to d j to get it back into produc-
Balboa Yacht club for Lt. Gov. Largest in the regatta is the
Fred Hauser at which ~ PC cla_ss and Jo~ ~ashington al
and Mrs Don Kemp will pre-San Diego is sweepmg. everythb:c
side.. · tiefore him with three firsts to U.
credit of La CUcaracha and an aa-
beatable lead of 45% points. Near-
est competitor is Pomero (Harold
Caward), 36 JX>ints and third 18
Vivace (Doug Giddings) with 33.
Interest In entries is wide-
spread, and with the elimination
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B lboa Civic Leader Chosen The Ocean Racing class. hal
completed their races and the Pa-
cific coast champion is Donald
Bumham's Javelin, a sa·n Dleso
boat, with 25 'A points. Second
place goes to Gayle. 19 points, a
Newport H arbor boat skippered
by G. McKellips. Frank Kent'1 · Address USO Celebrants
White aoucf. from San Frandsco
Th Balboa USO dedicated on noon. is third with 21 .
Aug t 1. 194.2, \\ill celebrate its Mel Ford from tbe archestra Also naming t heir champion la
4th niversary on Sunday. Start-bearing his name and Dave Chrody the Percentage Handicap cJasr, -
ing a 1:00 p. m. there Will be an will render sewral mamcaJ .seJ.ec-Windsong (R. J . Crum) from C.·
"Ope House" for the public until tions bet"'een 2 and 3 P. m. brillo Beach leading with 36 pointa..
6 :00 .m. EdwaidHeruaessy~fmruetlywtth _Follawtng are Alura (J. A.. Irv· I Th celebration will include the "the Balboa USO and nO'W" directer ing), 34% and Kelem (Stan Quia...
Bal USO's extension building of USO h~ wc:ric in the X.. topher), 32.
at 7 E. Bay Front, housing the Angeles area w:all act u meetrr of One irotest ii pending in the
show rs and lockers, and the one ceremonies. Star class, but it will not affect
at 7 E. Bay avenue, housing the Varlow: articles In leather, the results being between boat.
65-dormitory. shells, fish ~es. copper. sbtchel 7 and 8. There are also teVeral
Th R<!verend Thomas Noonan. and paintinga ,. ..... ,.., ..,. -Art protsts In the Rhodea claa, but
past ot Mt. Cannel Catholic Craft classes under the ~ will not affect top placea.· In the
ell and club moderator, will of Staff Aid Loretto -.m be PIC clua protesa m.,-affect
a welcome to the vjliton. on display clurimc die °"Opell leaden.
b<rt J. Kenny, Balboa poat-}loau." nie reptt. acbedule bu -
mot and the USO program <nn· Four yews ---!Whoa ..._..i and the power ~
mitt , cbafrman, will •peak on USO )OU -•'"" to -the will ....., Thunday and FridQ' b>-
the '8Jboa USO's work and ac-memben of our armed f-In •Ind of frldaY and a·
<ompJfohments dUrlng the put u..1r splrf'-1. ...,. r ' -,,,. bis -at today 1 four~an and the future plans rea-eational ..,.._ --o•er la the ....., around Con>nado
or USO in the Newport Har-agency ·ot the Unltetf S&vloe Or-aad"by the Ocean Racine and IW-
bor pnlzationa. Ine .• cl"9 -..,.._ ..mtase Handicap cl--. -cemen and Junior bolteues .nation wu the Natlanal C.•Mlle 1111.ft two days to 10. Satm'dq
from the San Diego, San Pedro Community Sftvlce. -~ will bl! .._ a( ...n-
and the Rfvenfde USO. wm bo In the aprina ol 19M a --.,.. d•n .. cl amall boaa at Cor-
gues at the 4th birthday party. secured on the OOfldJns located at anado Yadlt dub.
A sf htseeing mri .. of Newport 7Ul Eut Bay n-t_ a ....... & -
i. being made available to locker room ,,.. ~ tD lift Parking Reeei-•· Gain
through the courtesy of the the ~ a fadllty to .. .,_
rt Harbor Ownber of Com-able them top ~ ---Beceipb l'lOill the llolba!t --merC.I. shov.·er Mien ~ • -., lac Lot far July totaled Sl901.40,
There is. pcrhapa, one man In The interested apectat« fa A large birthday cake is befJ>I were no i.lh • .Zi.. .__ • ~ ~t tar ti» dtr
Coata Mesa wbo is watchln& the Ge«c• T. Evenon, manace-of by the Balboa bnwfnoM-nor are lher-o u:y al Ille pr , b El'Rl!J'.
atomfc bomb tests. being 000-Me'-< Storea, 1789 N""po<t •---of •~, ML ~--t ~; .... _ ,., •-• ---..;.... g..__--,----p-.-.,.-
ducted by the Navy in Bikini la-Blvd.. Coata Mesa. -war-~ -~ --._ u~ ---~"' -• goon. a little mere ~ on the atomic project -fn the ell Altar Society are ._. alMt au. to tbe _.., fll --1-Slap i.-,...
lhan lrWIY others aittbis ~t -c11m, c1mtt dQa c1 DU -the -··-a and WI!! _..., illlbt llleePa& 1ar dtr "° fiar pu11111s prlti'
tmtpOtratiwqaatedlaUW-I~•,_" ~ durlltc Ibo ott.r-. 10 r ._.._,.... Jtlb'. 5
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COSTA MESA C:OMMUNIT't PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY NEWPORT· BALBOA
N E W.S - T I M ES l CHURCH ~
Carl 8 . Johnson, Mlnltter Fishing Harbor News Newport NEWS PBONEll: R&!Q!O& I.I ... U PHl'lllCIANB -11\J&GalNll, B.o.
Sportfishing Af181!. of Newport Harbor of the
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Enttted as Second.class matter at tbe Poatollice In Newport Beedl.
Ollllomia. under tbe Act at Mareh 3, :1819 . .
SAM D. PORTER Publisher
F . G. FROST Eclitor
W. F. DIXON Advertlslng M..._r
Printing Plant, 3011 w. Central Avenue. Newport Beach, Ollllomia
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
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LJVE BAIT BOATS ADDING
BONITO TO DAILY CATCHES
nte live bait boats out o! New-
port Harbor have started catching
bonito with the first fish comlng
in Saturday and Sunday. Bonito
are fast. hard fighting fistJ and
gi\.·e a fisherman using light tackle
a fight for his money. Besides
bonito. ~e OOats are bTinging in
good catches of barracuda. plus
halibut and white sea bass, not to
mention the other odd varieties.
Many fishermen are wondering
what happened to the yellowtail.
None are being caught. Albacore
continue to be caught on many
boats. Dana Point and the Hunt-
ington nats continue to be the
most popular fishing spots.
The total swordfish caught re-
mains the same as la.st week.
''Pepito" Pttez, of the Teaser. had
tough luck with a marlin that aJ -
most took the flying fish he had
out for bait. The frozen flying
fish turned out to be too soft and
mushy when it tha"'·ect. a nd the :Bold Move marlin wouldn't take it. Fishermen
are finding it hard to get flying
In the liaht of political history President Truman will ex-fish in good condition. ~ Ed Simington. of the Jeanie hibit more valor than discretion if be takes the stump on be-rrom 19th Street Landing. brought
half of the Democratic candidates in the fall election caJl!· in live albacore Sunday caught
paign, as he says h e may do. near Catalina. '"Smith" Smith. of
U he Wants to do it that's his privilege, but evnPrience the Lassie, is reported to have .no..,._ caught the same number. Earl
shows that he may lose more votes for the men he supports Coleman's RocC et from King's
than he \\ill gain. I t's virtually imIXJSS,ible to talk in fa vor Landing brought in 10 albacore
th f ll · Sunday. Bud Reedy, of the Lancer,
of one candidate without talking against e e ow runrung brought in nine albacore to the
against him._ And \Yhen any national figure goes into some-same landing.
body else's political backyard and talks agin' one of the boys Reports lrom the barge Rotriev·
th h f lks · t d 't er is that anyth in~ S\vimming is \Yho gre\V up in that yard, why · e ome O JUS on being caught. Anything sy.·imming:
like iL barracuda. bass. halibut, bonita
Fr-dilklin Roosevelt found that out in 1938. Of the four and mackerel. The barge Gander
sen ators he tried to "purge" in that year all four were easily is getting catches of large halibut,
barracuda, when the mackerel can re-elected. In fact, it is generally agreed that "Cotton Ed" be kept orr the hooks.
,
Balboa Pavillion reports barra-1 -.~~~~~~~~~~~~
cud.a., halibut, sea bass, &bin&: OUll LADY OF MT. CARMEL
Oats and Dana Point. Albacore 1423 W..t Central AvMue
fillhin.g ls light. TI:te Waterwitch. ~y 1111 .. : a and 10 LID.
termediate, Adlillt. 6 :30 p. m.
~ eervice, 7 :30 o'clock.
Kid-week fellowlh.lp and prayer,
WO<lnuday. 7:30 p. m. ll L m., Prayer and Sermon.
from the Fun Zone, reports for OonRal.om: Satu.rd&ya fmm
Sunday: ba!Tacuda, one bonito and ,:00 to G:ao and tram 7 :30 to ASSEMBLIES 01' GOD
IN"eoJO Tll ~
Aau.ort.Ncl _. \M Umlt91 ...._ ~
Gr7" ~ .. '° ·-' .... .tll 7 tioa wtlll ._ .... ......
.&1J'Dft9 -il&RW ...,.•uruw-nm -... ---~.~-----..... -· -o.tna .... (M.llr ........ ) ......
no albacore. S:so p.m. Beary and Ida 8aacle. Paton
D. W . King and Norman Hagen 1 . g Lecloa llall. 15tb Dr G E. Tohill Hi ch aad C...lral An. • • went out Sunday with Kent t -,.T. JOHN VIANNEY C:HUllCH achoo~ 10 a.m. Armand Monaco ~ ..... -Sm:-
cock in his speed boat. The speed-Balboa lolalld service, 11 a.m. ABClll'l'llCl' 22(11 Cout llMi
boat broke down and received a Sunday Mui: 8:SO LID. ~-1 ..... ev•naellltic service at NEWPORT BEACH tow from King and Hagen's big. emr-Sa"-'•-fro -..·--·• --81A W. Bay .&-, lh8-__,, ___
new live bait boat the Sport King. :SO to s;;•~.m. ..-..-,,-. ru T :~:.m. k llarltor lnt ,a:::.~~.
The Music:, from Earl's Landing, +· ...wee service, Thursday at Loe ..:::!.! .. +;:::.!; "4tl U •• -· an ..,..,_.I
is bringing in bonito. barracuda, COBONA. DEL MAB : P._m.________ '--------------'i PllYBICIANSABUIWEONB.ILm white sea bau and halibut. Sunday ro~~ COlllMUNITY CHURCH. · u...,..UA.BE CBU&CJI the Maybelle. sklppered by Jack CONGBEOATIONAL OF COSTA MESA c:RIR(IPll.AG'TOB8
Fisk. lrom Earl's Landing. hooked '= ......,.,. ... Sdoroek, Mlabter 'P,tmporary location, American A. V. Andrews, M. D.
nine albacore and landed three. j Legion Hall W .._..._ •-~-PHr111~•~ The Be5s T hooked five and landed 811 Heliotrope, Corona del Illar , agntel' -· ..-aua..w1C1 "'~,
Sunday. August II, 1946. -~· aad Mn. G. Wlllanl Sloanl> Dr. -O. W--five albacore. 9:30 a . m.-Oiun:h school. halo" Chiropractic, Dietetics, S1l&GllON
The experiment of using . mud 11 :oa a. m.-a.torning worship. Ptto~ 2111 Pbysio &: n ..... 1onic Th ... _ ... y 01 Oout ...-wq. llarbM" aa
suckers as bait for albacore ts be-Sermon by Mr. Schrock: "A OJ.re uncbly Schoo .. 9:30 a. m. ""'1 4 ~ay Ooroaa tlfJl Illar
log tried by some trolling boa.ten lfor Pessimism." "oming worshJp service 10:45. tm o-.t BJTd.., 8oatlt
wtth no tank for live bait. Al For-~er service 6:00 p. m. LAcuaa Belcil. Piao-. MIS
git. of the Newport Ta ckle store. frean service 6:30 P. m. is ad\•ocating it. H e claims the lazy FIRST Cl1URCH OF CHRJIT, ening evangelistic: service at
albacoT"e really go after the slow SCIENTIST 7: o'clock.
moving mud sucken. which will Lido Theater, Centrtl Avenue esday evening prayer service
keep for weeks in moss and a lit-•nd Ylt Lido at :7:30 o'clock.
tie wateT'. /'The Lost Week End" A branch ot Tb.e Mother Olurcb, l -------
academy aY.·ard'winner Ray Mil-The ll'1rtt Church of ChrVt. Set-FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
land , waJked into Al's store early entlst, In Bolton, Ma-cbuaett.a. j G. Edwin Osher, Pas.tor
one momlng this week. The Star Su.aday School at 9:30 L m. Sun· Euclld at 8tanfont, Garden Grove.
only had a big laugh at the day Servtce •t 11 L m. Wedn.e.day ·~ 9 :30 Lm. Cburcb 8Chool tor all
idea of catching albacore on mud Teatimonlal Meetlng at 12 o clock &g+. ,,
spend four days lying in the sun ,P aJm street. Balboa, ii open dally K : ''We Thank. Thee."
CLINICAL LABOBATO&Y
Clinical Laboratory
om.. homo: • -4:18
oad by appoln-t
• TELEPHONE llABBOB 811
%8al W.'Oon~ A-
DAY llCBOOL
suckers. "l 'm only down here to 1 Reading Room located at 111 ~ a.m. Mom in& _Worship:
on the beach," he explained. ,from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. except SUD· a.m. Nursery for all chil·
Th itti f boat operators ,days and holidays nationally ob-urtng .ervice. 1 ,------------~ e pr ce 0 served · 00 p.m. ldethod.i.lt Youth Fel-•
fishing themselves when .they have The public b cordially invited to io~ip. Young Adult Fellowah.lp. Mortimer School
chartered the use of their boa~ to !attend the cburcn eervicea and uee 7,~00 p.m. EvenJ.ng Worehlp:-S0% Coral Balboa lalan4
sportfishermen is fro\vned Upon b.Y the Reading Room. ?delaage: "Come Ye U ve." Grade9: CoUege, Prep&rato17 all fishermen. J"he fact that it
happens on rare occasions, how-1 SUMMER SCHOOL
ever. causes much ill will to rish· ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CO~TA MESA CHURCH OF GOD 0. A. Mortimer, ~·· A., Oxford. · CHURCH Rev • .l&mes P . McOra\V, Pastor n...a-dpa1 Ph ~-~-••• ing from Newport Harbor. It 1s ~n.u one ........ uur uu"'
something that should never hap. 1 515 Weat Central, Balboa 1,40 ~abrWo S t., Costa l\.lesa
(Ebell Clubhouse) SeJ'Vlces Sunday 10 a. m., 6:30 pen. DENTISTS
lohn IL 0. Chmig, 111. D.
~aad8tuawww
2 -4 7 -8 :30
and by awointment
Beacon 5075
uo -l8tli 8-0ooia .. _ caw..-
l.&mmtee B. Dorey, 111. D.
Physician &: Surgeon
321 Marine Ave.,
Balbo. blam
~Bubor!m
Smith of South Carolina, one of the "purgees", would have -----------------------8:30 a. m .. Holy Communion.
Rev. Ardyt T. Dean, Vicar P·+· and 7:30 p. m.
Gordon M. Grundy, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Balboa Inn Arcade
Office Hrs.: 1()..12 a .m .; 3.5 p.m..
been de feated if FDR had not opposed him.
U Harry Truman will check back a bit further he will
find that President Wilson also stubbed his political toe in
trying to kick members of the opposition party out of con-
gress in the 1918 election. Mr. Wilson's efforts are "cred-
ited" with electing a Republican congress.
Undoubtedly the president's desire to take the stump this
fall arises out of his stawlCh party loyalty and the realiza-
tion that-according to the poll-takers-the popularity of
hit administration is slipping.
But if Democratic candidates are familiar with political
histocy they'll try to get Harry to support somebody eJse...L.
anybody but themselves. ........
Russia's Answer
'The fb1s<d;m press, mouthpiece of the Kremlin, accuses
America of endangering the peace through the atom bomb
tests at Bikini.
But the flat "No!" which Jb1ssia 's Gromyko hurled back
at American proposals for world atomic control in the United
Nations meeting has done more to cast a shadow on lastinj:
peace than all the blasts w!lich our military forces might ever
set off in the far wastes Of the Pacific.
Even at the advantage of gaining the atomic energy se-
crets the Soviets are still unwilling to accept our n<>-veto
stipulation in connection with atom supervision and rontrol.
This means that we will not share our data with other
countries, or if we do, Russia will not be one of them.
The extent to which the Soviets have invoked their veto
power in the UN Council leaves little doubt that they would
do the same thing in regard to atomic matters if they found
it to their advantage to do so.
We can only hope that Russian suspicions of the west.em
nati00s will eventually diminish to the point · where full ro-
operation between Moscow and the democracies will be pos-
sible.
Then the uses of the atom for blessing rather than for
blasting can be given the undivided attention of the scientists
of the world.
New Markets
Free Spain Group
Advocates :Boycott
Of Spanish Goods
A nationwide movement which
has for its goal lhe br eaking off
of Amer ican relations with the
Franco r egime in Spain and the
boycotting of gex>ds imported from
the Spanish country wu under
way today.
Spearhead of the movement ln
California is the Action Committee
to Free Spain Now, Los Angeles
chapter, which sponsored the
meeting which was held in Odd
Fellows temple 1n Santa Ana on
Wednesday night.
It was there, following a spiT"it-
ed talk by Harold Hoff of Los
Angeles, U. S. and Spanish war
veteran. that the m ovement to
popularize public oplnJon in favor
of pr~uring the State Depart-
ment into ceasing its relations
with the Franco government was
started.
The IF AW A Fishermen's union.
Oiarles Mcl.aughlan of Santa Ana.
business m anager. who is "'ell
known in Newport Harbor, was
chairman of the Santa Ana meet·
ing, and he said today that his
organization would appreciate it IJ
the public: "·ould refrain from buy-
ing Spanish fish products and
wine.
"Our organization is also ask·
ing everyone who is sympathetic
toward the movement to tree
Spain to let our State Depart-
ment in Washington know that
we wish it to break off relations
with Franco." the N~rt Har·
bor fishermen·s union official said
Address of the Los Angel~
Chapt<'T'. Act ion Committee to
Free Spain No\\', is located at 5245
DeLongpr<' stre-et. Los Angeles.
P--1 cl..aughlan said.
BALBOA
Director Announces
Applications Dates
BERKELEY. Aug. 6.~osing
dates foT" v.•hich applications for
admission on four campuses of the
University of California will be ac-
crpted for the fall term have been
announced by Dr. H . A. Spindt.
director of admissions.
Applications close first on the
Los Angeles campus, August 16,
while on the Berkeley and Santa
Barbara campuses the final date
is September 1. The University
Farm, the Davil campus, will ac-
cept applic:a.tiom until September
10.
So far there have been no lim-
itations set on enrollments and
the unlversJty is accepting all
quaJlfied applicants, Dr. Splndt
announced. Applications received
after hte closing dates will be con-
sidered for the spring term, he
said
Pro,.ing that it pays to adver-
tise, since the picture of a robin
Y.1hlc:h built its nest in the White
House eaves appeared in Life,
seven more robins have moved to
the distinguished location.
ISLAND
,
9:f5 a.m., Sunday School ' HE FRIENDLY" CENTR..\L
11:00 a. m., Morning Prayer and BIBLE CHURClf
Sermon. (Firtt Sunday1: Holy of Costa l\lt>sa
Commun.Joa.) Rt>''· D\\•ight Kinman, pastor
BALBOA ISLAND CHAPEL
218 Agate Avenue
~1Cf'.'ting temporarily in the \Vo-
_! men .. s Club house
Dr .. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
HM Ya W. Central. Bal'bor 1480
NEWPOBT BEACH
Phone Harbor 37
l.
H. R. Hall, M. D.
~-8-
Houn: 2-!I, lry Appointment Rev. Harry W. Whtte.
Aeeoc::late Pa1tor
Church School, 9 :30 L m.
Momtn.g Wonbtp, 11 L m.
Sunday school--::10 :00 a. m .
Worship' service--11:00 a . m .
Young peoJ e's service -6:30 ..-------------~ ·p. m. 'hlepbone --511&11 IUB~ ~-
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Gr11uel Chapel, Colta M ...
.. ev. Horbert Roth, Pattor
-: Sund&y, 10:30 a.m.
81iVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Comer Walnut and Church a.ta.
Co.ta Meea
· Sabbath echool, Saturday moro· fnc. 1:30 o'dock.
Pl"u.ch1ng tervlce, 11 L m.
Evening evangelistic service--
·7 ,30 p. m.
ftrayer meeting--8:00 p. m. Fri-
da)t home of Mrs. Hume.
cordial welcome to alJ.
~WPORT HARBOR
LUTHEBAN CllUBCH
r Gravel Chapel
10 Broadway, Costa Mesa
Rev. Herbert Roth, pastor
19:30 a. m.-~orning worship.
Spa
DK. GORDON E. RAPP
DENTIST
ZISS Weot Oontnl
ftloae Barbor Ul..J
Newpert
Unooln National life
Insnrance Co.
"IW Mallle IDd.lcue. lb Chanic1er"
OPTOMETRISTS
MlltGn 111. Muwftl, IL D.
llOl ~ lllhnil'
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Offlce Haun: 11>-U; M
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M. D. Keesling
1808-A N-rt Blvd.
Coot& -
SURVEYORS
Raub & Bennett
8"""y°" and Eqt-..
1808 Newport Blvd., Co.ta Mem.
Teloplaoae Beacon 6808-W
H17 W. C-tnl Nowport-
Telepboae B&rbor LU
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CAB CO.
U.Boar Sa vice
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w_.,_
Woman's O ub Spoaker: "And,
ladies, don't turn away the wan-
derer seeking food at your door.
I t 's only then that wivq: will know
what a relief it bi to see a man
eat a meal without finding fault '-------------'I with the food.''_
'Bell Timson'
Moves Into
The Library
ea1s
For Delicious STEAKS
BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER
'
Gertrude Steen 's "Bell Tllnaon"
and Leslie Ford's "Honolulu
S tory'' are among the new books
added to the shelves of the New-
port Beach public library.
Other fiction books listed are:
Aldington. The Romance of Casa-
nova: Beach. The World in His
Arms; Bower, 1-·fiss Ra.nskill Comes
Home: Fast, The American: Frey,
Red ~1orning: Haycox, Long
Storm; Osborne, Through ·Purple
Glass, and Surdez, Homeland.
Mysteries
-oa-
Bachmann, The Kiss of Death;
Cameron. Dig Another Grave;
Ford, Honolulu Story; Gardner.
The Case of the Backward Mule;
Jerome, The Corpse AwaiU; Lo-
baugh, Shadow in Succession ;
Olsen. Cats Don't Need Collins:
Balboa Island Shane, Diamonds in the Oum·
plings, and Weston. The Hidden
Portal. ~ Block from Ferry Noo-F1ctloa
1131/z Agate Britannica Book of the Year;
1946; Gesell. The Child From Five ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!to Ten ; Campbell. Folks Do Get
Book of Methods and Materials; BEACON SEA Foo I
Born ; Hiler, The Pa;nter's Pocket
--1'1 .... -wl Van Gelder. Writers and Writing;
The Best Plays or 1944--45 ; Long-
street. The Sisters Liked Them
Now In
Handsome, and Wilder, Grandfa-
ther Objects.
Dolson. We Shook the Family
Tree; Van Paassen. Earth CouJd
Be Fair; Calvin, R iver or the Sun;
Crow, The Epic of Lat in Amer lea;
Graham, Maine Charm String;
Stone, Tahiti Landfall ; Hahn,
Hong Kong Holiday; Hobson,
Though Long the Trail; SitweU,
The Scarlet 'Il-ce; Pearson, <Acar
Wilde, and Who's Who in Amer-
ica (1946-47),
NEW LOCATION
1135 Coast Highway Port Orange
Fresh Sea Food Cocktails Shoplifters Noted
In Costa Mesa Area
With Arnaud's and Norton 's Sauces 'IW"o shoplifting cases were re-
wrted to sheriffs officers from
the Costa ~fesa area last week:
We Still Feature: Li1ah B. Harman, 1763 New-
port blvd. reported a black cloth
stolen from he r desk when her
back was turned. She believed
the theft was by a woman who
had been shopping in the store-.
COOKED LO~TER
Fresh and Smoked Joe A. Groty of 1791 Newport
Blvd. said a two-slice a utomatic
electric toaster was stolen from
h is showroom. Seafoods
II.ACK GHOST
CASTING LINE
Tnt 20-lbL ... Ct•· venette tTNtlld ••. 50-
Y•d~
AIRLINE NYLON
CASTING LINE
Bf•1ded of DuPont Nylon
... Tat IS-lb ....
Weteriwoofed . , . 50-
yard spool.
SOUTH llND Sf 15
LUii e.1.
FLOATALIHl is· FLY LINE DRWINC ,.
MlTAL
LU.DH IOX
METAL
FLY IOX •tSo
SALMON EGGS
3Se f9"'1GUS Pete'• S..•mon
lcr'I ... 3-<n. i-. I•
6-"· UNGTH ts• ,._ i...-W.torial "'
SOUTH llND
KACH-OalHO ....
SILK FLY LINE
Coliclilt'I Rrwr ••• ~
... ",,. _ .. 1 .. , 12-so• ...... _si,. ... . . 25-.. , ...
Sell that unwanted article
through News-Times ad!i.
Sportinc nffds1 We have 'em fo< every •ce croup frcuri
cre•t-cr•ndad richt clown to tt.e smallest toddler. Every-
one in town Is intriped liy our aporh diapl•ya ao -
ti.em teday •nd ci.-e whit you need to 1ive you ntn
participation pleasure in your favorite sport.
PLAY BALLI
WILSON
SOFT BALL
GLOVE
$6.tJS
A -.love of no1I
quality ... formed
poc.kll!t ... oil.tan· oe...i.
WILSON
"IOI FELLER"
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$1.2S
Horsehide c:o...r • • •
tKVrety ttitdwl
BASEBALL CLOVE
ALL-LEATHER
SPECIAL S69S
lmpcried leather Clovll! • , . sturdily
'Nd• .1nd p..aidded ..• oiled ••. full -~i :.e
•• , lll!.1fher lined.
AlCHElY
-SET
Rec. $2.39
SPECIAi. 't"
low complete with
.lrTowt.. A _,., fa' .........
WILSON
12-ia. OFFICIAL SOFT IALL
~2S
Retul.1Uon sin .••
horW!ldli COWWf.
WILSON
"OFFICIAL"
SOFT BALL
BAT
$1.StlJ
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WILSON
SOFT IALL MASKS
D!o•lep or Wi'"°"
TIMMIS I.AW
'3se .. •su
Welditd frame • • • properly
podded fO< -""'·
ss:.
Your choict of .tther popul# -
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NEWPORT llAJl.BOB B"'EAORES DOW have a new I ace u a J"e9111t of a citywide ap reoeatb lDltl·
tuted b:r u.o ctty .a...t ...,_ • ...s Bill eo..,n, .-oaporin-t. ne -... '"""' ,_tl:r
lmpooted tM wort< -by -d ty -t aad ,.. .......... lo dty WI ..-..,u .... 'noy
...., (lelt lo rtpt, FPed .--t, editor of tlle Newport Bal-N.-Tlmeo: Co I . I . llallorw, dty od-
mlalstrator; OWYIMe 871ft1He1', editor of tbe N ewport·llalltoa hw; Muon 811M-; Po.
Uee Cblet a. R. e..ic--oa Uld Street Supt. Bill C o\'fft. -( ent Hitchcock photo)
Journalists Will Pay Tribute to State'
First Newspaper, "Monterey Californian"
Commemorating the publication
100 years ago of the first newspa-
per in California. publishen. ed-
itors and others allied in the
Fourth Estate will mark the Aug-
ust 15 anniversary with celebra-
tions at Monterey and Los An-
geles to pay tribute to the mem-
ory of the Monterey Californian,
first California newspaper, which
pioneered the profession that is
so closely bound with the econom-
ic growth of the state.
The Californian. printed on cig-
aret paper by. a hand-power ed
Ramage press brought by boat
around the Horn in 1834, made its
first appearance, August 15, 1846.
Its editors and ~founders were
the Rev. Walter Colton, chaplain
on Commodore Sloat's friga te
"Congress" \\'hich arrived July 15,
1846. and Dr. Robert Semple, over-
land emigrant, doctor, dentist, and
printer by trade".
sjty alumni director ; John B. Long,
secretitry. CNP A general man-
ager; Roy A. Brown, San Rafael
Independent; Ford A. Clatters.
Undsay Gazette; E. D. Coblenz,
San Francisco Call-Bulletin; Jus-
tus F. Cr a em er. Orange Daily
News; E. A. Davis, Tulelake Re-
porter. CNPA president ; AIJen
Griffin, Monterey P eninsula Her-
ald; Maitland Henry, Livermore
early Cal fornia family: Sherif!
Gene Bis ailuz of Los Angeles
county, a d a noted screen i;.tar
who will ead the statement of
palicy ,of the ~fonterey Californian.
I I
True liberty consists in the
privilege •of enjo;ying our 0\\'11
rights, not in the destruction of
the rights of others.-Pinckard.
Herald: E.G. Yinvon. Grus Val-~---l--------
ley Union : Stanley W . Larson,
Claremont Courier; Paul R Leake,
Woodland Democrat; E. R. Lovett,
Peninsula Newspapers, Inc.; Jesse
M. Mayo, San Andreas Prospect
and Citizen; Neil R. Murray, E l
Monte Herald; Harland G. P almer.
Hollywood Otilen-News; Clark F .
Waite, Southern California Asso-
eited Newspapers. pd Percy 1'1.
\Vhlteside, Lemoor,e Advance.
8ouvml.r Facslmlle
A souvenir facsimile of the first
California newspaper is being
printed for e:<hibit at Montere:y
with one of the pages printed on a
. I Famous
S..,,ked Fish
Always Frmh
110 cFadden Pl.
to Balboa bland"
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CE
P.APALMER.
LIOO ISie PNJPelO'IPS • W. 0 . BUCX-In.sw-ance Counselor
~1500 ~.;...(
3333 VIA LIDO cALIFOP.NIA
Reproduce Anything That Can be Typed,
Drawn, Traced or PholograPhed on a Stencil!
Comple le "'Siock o/ SpeecU)-PrinJ .4cce11oriu
• AU MITAi. SUl'Pl.Y CAllNm
• STBICll RUNG CAWm
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For Fine Stencil If' ark and DNJ11Jin~1
I ~lE'-1 -,, __ s_i:ao __ , ND_u_~_:i:_ .. ~_:."_AND __ ~I
Exactly 100 years to the day
after the initial publication of the
now long-suspended Californian.
newspapermen will observe the
anniversary with a program in
Monterey planned by the Cali-
fornia Newspaper Centennial com-
mittee, with special invitations to
attend extepded to California
editors and publishers with more
than 50 years experience, a nd a
luncheon meeting in Los Angeles.
Washington hand press by Charles !----...+---------'
Palmer or the Fresno publicity and ---4----------=="='=="=
Mal.Ja Feature
advertising department of P acific
Gas and Electric company.
A radio broadcast of the pro-
gram at Mo nte.r e y will be spon-
sored by the Bank or America .
In Los Angeles, another colorful
program wiJ be he ld in honor of
the August 15 centennial day when
Main feature or the Monterey approxima tely 1000 selected guests
celebration will be a dinner Aug-will gather for luncheon at the
ust 15. with Governor Earl War-Biltmore hotel. Feature of the p~
ren as principal speaker . ln con-gram. sponsored by the Los An-
junC'tion with the observance, the 6 t'i.. .. >s chapter of Sigma Delta Ch\
quarterly m('{!ting or the CaliJor -national honorary journalistic
nia Ne\\-spaper Publishers' asso-rraternity, will be E . PaJmer "Ep"
ciation's state advisory council and I Hoyt, publisher of the legendary
cxecutive . committee \Viii be held I Dcnver Post and former pub--
August 16. lisher or the Portland Oregon-
Chairman or the California I ian. who will speak on "The
Ne""-spaper Centennial coru:nittee, Value of the Newspaper in the
'''hich is sponsoring the state\\tide ~rowth of An~ State," wit~ ~
~lebration . is J09C'ph R. Know-11cular atte11t1on to Cahforn1a
land, publisher or the Oakland nC'\\'Spapers.
Tribune. Other members of the Also present at the Los Angelf'S
committee include Neal Van Sooy, 1 fete will be Leo Carrillo, m ovie
vice chairman. Stanford Univer -1 per sonage and dcsct"ndant of an
DRAFTING
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SERVICE
ROY M. WATKINS
and Associates
For
MARINE
HARDWARE
PAINTS &
VARNISHES
HOUSE &
BUILDERS'
:t It's the
HARDWARE
---· ~-23rd &: Central
Ph. '2600
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Good news! There is an abundant
su ly of tender, juicy beef roast!I
an steaks at your neighborhood
Sa way market. Every cut hat
properly aged in our modem
m t plant and ii guaranteed to
gi\· you perfect eating satisfaction
ev y time.
'#tit llHWllr rltlU
Bean Sprouts i~;~w.: IZ.
Sauerkraut ~"::I .. ~etables ,, __ 27"
M ~:~:;ds 1::21•
·1e Magic Bleach •. I'
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Pure% 2 .:::. 23" I ""......._:1 .. COlillof\.11 ..
Sdil Off -1111" •-l.OC
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ROUND STEAK
Order one cut thd for s.H.1&eel.
SIRLOIN ·STEAK
Ddiciou1 broiled or ,..fried .
PORRRHOUSE
A cbo~ l&uk to pleue the mu cJ' tile t.o.e!
T-BOIE STEAK
T ryone of~ jui<-y,auccuknl 11cah.
CLUB STEAKS
118 STEAKS
CHUCK ROAST 1.--.-..... ....... .-.
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.. a&e
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SHOULDa ROAST .. 410 r.u...,.--bod-.
iUMP ROAST .. 4,.
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Canvas
By the Yard
Wide Widths-All Lengths
Santa Ana
Tent & Awning Co.
1629 So. Main St.
Phone 307
SANTA ANA
CAN'T TDIPT MUJ.A.ND, HE
WANTS RESTFUL WEEK-END
Even Ray Milland doesn't think
much of catching albacore on mud
sucken.
He strolled into a Newport tac-
kle store this morning and Al For-
git. f'tshlng maestro, began telling
him this story about catching
albacore on mud suckers. All Ray
bad was a big laugh at the idea.
'Jbe albacore are running good
out or Newport Harbor.
"I 'm just down here lo spend
four days laying in the sun," th~
star or "A Lost Week Eod'" ex-
plained.
Al Forgit couldn't get very fa r
with his story of how trolling
oatbs without live bait tanks can
use mud suckers for aJbacore.
'1'he lazy albacore like to go after
the slow moving mud suckers,"
he said. Ray left to buy a news-
paper at the corner stand.
N~-Tlmes ad\•ertisemeota an
your guide to efficient s;>endine.
Educators Pass
On Drawings for
School Addition
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CHRISTIAN'S HUT
Leonard ~~ Manai;er Balboa, omla
DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL BAR
DINNERS ... BANQUEfS
NOW
BEING' SOLD
Indicated acceptance of this property
suggests that those interested should
ad promptly.
"T be Coast's i\1ost DislitJ&tive
Residential Communil1"
Hett's your 6rsi opportunity to purchase on the
scenic cliffs south of Balboa and Corona Del
• Mar, where the ~an shore line cakes a pie·
tuttsque bend •.. natural setting -unexcelled
beach, all improvemenu: underground utilities,
sewers -architectural restrictions. Large sites,
each wirh iu individual appeal. If you are ocean·
minded and '91>'3.nt something new 011 the co11st
... this is it. The long-awaited opportunity to
purchase one of these large ocean-view homesites.
See rhis property ... make your selection ("arly .
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by Developers of Sania Anita Oales
TRACT OFFICE-01 Ocal Hjpway,Jlll Sela II C... Del ....
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P-E Pay'-' $50 Rent
Pacific Ell'C'tric com pan.)' paid
the city o f Ncv,,port Beach the
s wn of $50 for bus parking pri\·i-
Jegcs during July, Cil y Treasurer
J . A. Gant rE'portC'd.
R od2t< on Job Again
T a."< Collector R. R. 1-lodgkin-
son r!'portcd rC"d.C'mptions of
S937.~ a nd reCl'1\'t'd full paym ent
under the 1942 act of Sl46.72 in
J ul.}'.
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Announcing the New Vibrapac
Building Units
ALL SIZDI B~ING UNl'l'8
Brick wl ~ Bkdm Now ID_ Prodac:tioa
Walter Kline C.Oncrete Products C.O.
Ci.tallem
NOW-'Round the Island Ferry
,,_ A. 11. TO 11 P. 11.
South Bay, Balboa Yacht Clllb, Eaat Bay. Richardson's. Evans'.
Vllla lllarlna. Shlelds', Balboo. Yacht .Basin. Bea-Bay, Barbor
Island and South Bay: Hall -...,. -... float. • . BALBOA ISLAND FERRY
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AISEL HILL
and His Orchestra
SATURDAY, AUGUST"lOtll
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AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 29TH
HARRY JAMES
Dancing from 9 until 1
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Craft Greeting Cards
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BALn
MORrUARY _,_
Lady Attendant ..
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410 pi.st BM:!.
OORONA DEL MAR
Telepho~e Barbor '2
DU A!'ID NIGHT
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Industry Success ~id to Research
Doctor Wilson is rl&ht. but what
he has to say is applicable to a far-
broader Cield than that of ind ...
trial research. The cultivation of
an inquiring mind l5 an asset in
every walk of life and every phase
of human endeavor. Just because
an idea is new does not automatic-
ally make it better, but it would
be well for all of us ,to give every
new idea a thoughtful eyeing. 'Ibe
penon who stops thinking is ot
little use to himself, his commu-
nity or the nation.
-Bal n· Will
Ad ress USO.
On Birthday
~ E:i:p e••e 8.eport;ed.
Receipts totalling $738.071.79
and disbursements amounting to
·$671,324.63 were recorded by City
Treasurer J . A. Gant for the
month of July, the Newport Beach
Ot;y Council was told Monday.
ROOFS
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• In the opinion o! Dr. Robert 0 .
W1bon of Odcago the success of
American industry must be based
upon the conviction that there is a
better way to do anything ~an
the way tt now is being done.
Thus, l&}'S Doctor Wilson, re--
8eareh will be the mo1t essential
Gperation of ind.W!ltry for the next
8t'Veral years.
'"The asalgnment of a research
orpnizatlon," he says, .. is to sur-
vey the whole field of science to
find out what is of value to a
company's business and the whole
field of a company's business to
tee where it needs the application
of ldence."
Fines on Increase
Police Judge Robert Gardner
collected $3302 in traffic tines for
JuJy, according to a statement l5-
sued by O.t.y Treasurer J . A. Gant.
<i51Jalboa rket
More Than SO l?e an of Service &o the Barbor'•
Ml MAIN' F\nest C11entele BALBOA, CALIF.
( ued from Po&• 1 ) I
aervicenkn a lease wa.s secured on
the bull~ adjoining the shower
and I building. but facing on
Bay av hue. This building wu
renovat and a ~bed service-
dbtmltory installed to ac--
,rruinoeljlte the servicemen vi.siton
to Bal for overnight sleeping.
For B<tt.er Prlntmg can 12 or is.
Al'PLD:D ~ llEP•--
Free l!lrtlmata • J'r.--
W. I. Btlobow
3602 Marcus Ph. ~. 101W
E. J. ( Bud) Jacklin
OONTBACTOS
CEMENT lVORK
Flat Worll OI' FotmdaU -
CALL I 5 : : -1 roa INFOIUIATION •
The f Uowing figures no doubt
will am e and be of great inter-
e people of the Newport
rea as they show the at-1 ""-------------------------~
and interest taken by
fbrces and military families
arious servi.Cf'S and ac-
rendered by the Balboa
ing t he past four years.
1 attendance both USO
~.754 : information
ndered. 158,604; individ-
f specialized service. 121,-
Al IENTION!!
Home and Boat Own!Aler"s-KBuilders
Bob Jayred's
RICHFIELD SERVICE
,.4.::;J~.k~:..;•.ii.IJW 266, an room registry and hous-
Plcrnlu:o 19 a corne"r or the encloeed paUo at Sea-Esta motel, Costa Me.a. wtth the ruUc pool, •1Ah-. ing se ·ce 31,714. . in« well and miniature SpenW. baclea4a eomplete wtUt ox cart. people ucl animal• wlllcla .. -en ..,... . The nack counter operating
ranged by Mn. Beta RIS-J', motel manager, aod Mr. a.nd Mn. \\'llllam Umland of Balboa, u a blrtb-without harge to the armed forces
day •a.rprt.1e for the owner, Volney Bay, on lllA retorn fron1 a trtp to Orecon-A l'f'&Vel rOAd wtnd:9 the pas four years served: Ul,-
around. Ch.rouC'b tbe rock pnlen and. a l'U9tlc water wheel turm ln a mill •t:re&m. 766 cu of coffee; 32.400 sand-
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Washing • Polishing • Lubrication -photo by Ray E . Barnes. wiches; 1760 gallons of punch;
Cars Picked Up and Delivered. Phone Harbor 497-M ----------------------------------------74,800 icces of cake; 73.464 do-
Sinks, Drainboards and Galleys
Built to Your Specifications
e DU&Aal.S L taew 11...t ..W. e &S8UTANT lo ll•ee·t.W ..... .a* wa&ft.
e u.JfftAAT-Ne )DIMt -... .. -.. .~ ... ,_. ...... e DIKJ:iDU.ft Da.n'DT. 416 East Central Ave., Downtown Balboa
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
for Prompt Service
Greyhound goes to
ALL THE EAST ••• ALLTHEWAY
Gl.EYHOUND offers an amaz.i.ngly con•eaient sen-ice to
,.,,,.,.,,,... in the East! You can go .UI the way a.ad back oa
ene round·trip ticket, wiliHMI .. " cbtnopg u •J ollHr
"-'J>orl41io" sysu.. What's more, Greyhound actually
gi'l'es you •on for your money ..• ar less con: than any otbw
way to ua"cl. You get a wider choice of 1Ceoic routa,
more daily schedules, better-timed depanures. Go one way,
reruro another, if you like ..• at no atra cost. Rouod trip
ti cir.ea save IO~. Your local Greyhound a.gent will gladly
bdp plan your trip.
21 DAILY TRIPS EAST FROM LOS ANGEi.ES
O•I WAY f&&ll---~-
.... Terk .,,. 4.S.» Clli'°"99 .,, ..• M.P Wnlll11wt-,. 41.10
PitttlHirrs.lri ,,,. ,..IO ke ... s City , •• H.70 New Ori .... ,· MAO
Pl.i lJS f..J..J ,_
C. C. S\~·aJford, 608 Coaat H"'ay, Beiacoo 54!~
GREYHOUND
State Moguls
Guests of Beek
(ConUnoed from Pace 1)
Los Angeles.
Statr Highway Engineer George
T . McCoy a nd Sta te Traffic E ngi·
neer J . W . Vickrey.
Francis J . Carr, executive sec-
retary to the fact-finding commit-
tee.
B . H . Lindma n of t he s taff of
tht' committee.
Assemblyman Clyde A. Watson
of Oringe. candidate for state
senator.
Hon. J ack Shelly of San Fran-
cisco. candidate for li eutenant
governor.
Carl Minard of the California
Railroad Commission.
Charles Sobey of the state pub-
lic works.
J ack Levohon. stenographic
proceedings r e porter for the state
fact-finding committC'C.
T . C. Arnold, assistant mayor of
the city of Los Angeles.
Mayor 0 . B. Reed of Newport
Beach.
Willb H . Warner of Hunting-
ton Beach, chairman of the Orange
County Board of Supervisors.
Irving George Gordon, Newport
Beach, member of the county
board of supervisors.
Postmaster Herbert F . Kenny;
Harry \Velch, e xecutive secretary
of the Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce: Charles C. Stanley
of the Western Oil & Gas associa-
tion; Charles F . Crawford, pub-
lisher of the Newport-8.aJboa
Press. and Sam D. Por ter. pub-
lisher of the NeWJX>rt-Balboa
News-Times.
Definition of floor? The only
thing that will stop falling hair.
The American people now bear
the heaviest tax burden of any
country in the world. the per cap-
i ta tax burden in the U . S. being
$357 ; in England, $291.
Use
VITA-FOOT
For Athlet.e's Foot -·-Perfected by an athletic
coach. Sold on a money
back guarantee .
At your local druggist -·-THE MOREY CO.
112 \\'. 9th St.
LM Angel~ 15
7000 WILL DROWN THIS YEAR
Statistics show that 7000 men, women ·and children
will drown this year in the United States!
CAN Y\)UR CHILD SWIM?
If Not
Enroll Now
SCHOOL
With
' GOSTLIN _.__.OF :. SWIMMING
PRIVATE LESSONS
e Tustin High Plunge • Christian's Hut, Balboa e Lido Isle Club
PhODfl Sula Alla 1161-1
lnstructonl: Paul GustlJn,
Barbara Lang
Jolm Bal:w-
Diving Instructor.
ear period, and 850 gal-
ilk. e IUOID ._..._ • ..........
xpected that the attend-
a nce 1 reach the "One :t.ilillion CUSTOM METAL PRODUCTS CO •. NEWPORT GRADE SCHOOL
FACULTY IS ANNOUNCED Mark" n or before the fourth an-aeo 8o. s.. llMtM .&.... MN oaaamr. nw cv-a 171 ad .. 1 ..
nivers cc le bra ti on on Sunday, ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
The list of teachers for the of \Ve lleslC'y. Last year she ta ught
grade classes of the Corona del in Nev.• York state.
Mar a nd NeY..-port Beach Gi;am-l\1iss l\'largaret Heidenreich is
mar schools was announced graduate of University of Cali-
\Vednesday b.Y t l. 0 . Ensign, dis-fornia at Los Angeles and was
trict school superintC'ndcnt. teaching music in tt\e T aft cit)·
Super intendC"nt Ensign r epor ted schools.
that Mrs. HazC'l Gr{'("n lcaf. prin-J\1iss Helen PlummC'r is graduate
cipal of the NC'v.'port Beach school of Colorado State Teachers col·
for the last 10 years is ta king r,,.0 legc and \Vas head of the art
years leave of absence because of dC"partrncnt at TOOC'lc, U1a h the
ill health. past two years.
August 11 .
It b+ been announced by di-
rector, yde Ashen that the one-
million serviceman or servicc-
in uniform entering the
the ?t1.ain USO building
ain street will be awarded
trip to Catalina Island
\vith " penses paid."
ds typewriter ribbons ln
the News-Ti.mes.
Seven other teachers are also 1\1.iss l\1 a ri e Heffern graduated 1.
leaving the local school faculties and r e('('ived hl'r mastcr·s degree ~ REFRIGERnTIDR ·
for other positions . elsewhere. from University Southern Cali-::=::=!= ERVlCE COffiP"nY
Three of the seven are resigning fornia at Los Angl'lcs. Has been = H
In order to devote their e ntire teaching in the Los Angeles city Enctneerlnc -Servlct
time to housework. schools for the past f\VO years. Blvd., Corona del Ma.I
Mrs. Trudi Blake will be t each-r.1.rs. Elizabeth P a rk is graduate Phone. Day 654 La·
ing in Los Angeles the coming of U. C. L. A. a nd Has been teach-ach; Phone Night, 1..IB6:!
• Before You Build or Remodel
Visit Our 1nt..resting Sample and Display Rooms
Color guides, plan·
ning aids, comprehens-
ive stock of carpets
and linoleum.
Rugs &
CarpelB
Cleaned,
Repaired
LU.DLUM Carpet Works
111%2 Sontll Malll SL SANTA ANA year. Mrs. Sally Kaye is leaving ing at El Modena. Laguna Beach
the teaching field for other work. l'wtiss Selina bel Smith is graduate \==::::;~=========::..'.:~=====~===~===============~ Miss Beverly Sjoberg is leaving the of Fresno State college and has
teaching profession for a business been teaching at El Monte the
career. Mrs. Bess Hughes is o~n-past year .
ing an art school in Los Angeles. Mrs. Edith Carver Is graduate. of
Leaving the profession to as-, U .. C:· L. A. Her .last teaching
sume the duties of housewives are position was at Covina.
Mrs. Mary Steffenson, Mrs. Gene-\ Miss Louise Gallaher· is gradu-
vieve Ha1Tis and Mrs. Helen ate of Al abama and taught art
Thomas. Mrs. Harris resigned to I a nd music appreciation under rc-
be with her husba nd. who has a habilita tion program at S. A. A. A.
position In Los Angeles. Miss B. last year .
1\-frs. Evelyn Henderson received
her degree from Arizona State col-
lege and taught in Miami. Ariz.,
last year .
Mrs. Frances Sherriff graduated
Sade K . F ox of San Francisco \V11l
take !\.In. Gretha Tubbs' place as
school nurse. the latter being on
leave of absen('('. Mrs. Marjorie
Romersi will be cafeteria manager
for both Newport Beach a nd Cor-
ona del l\'lar schools. from Stanford university and was
F aculty mf'mbers for this year associated y,,•ith the Stanford fac-
are as follows: ulty for a y,,•hile after her gradua-
Corona dC'l ~·t ar school : Prin-tion.
ci pal, Grayce Sevier : kinde rgarten
-Elizabeth Park, Catherine
Vaughn; !st grade--Selinahel PUBLIC NOTICE
Smith. Helen Dudley: 2nd-Edith
Carver. Betty Trine: 3rd-Veron-
ica Schledcr , Bonnie Lang: 4th-
Carol Denton, Louise Gallagher,
a nd 5th-Evelyn Ht'nderson, Fran-
ces Sherriff.
Newport Beach school : Princ-
ipal, Marie Heffern ; kindergarten
-\Vilhelmina Nunan. Sheila
Flume: 1st grade-Elizabeth ·Bar-
stad. ?t'leta Bachmann : 2nd-Net-
tle Bryal}. Grace Billings; 3rd-
Marcella Robinson. Joan Herrick ;
4th-Daisy Preston, Mabel Stan-
ley: 5th-Agnes Craig: 6th-Fran-
ces Butler. Margery Belma n. EIC'a·
nor e l\1cCutcheon ; science-Orville
BrOY.'TI : reading and spelling-
Rachcl Robinson; 7th arithmetic-
J o Ann Ha1hcock; music supervis·
io n-l\.1ari::-are t Heidt'nrf'ich : or-
cht.'5tra and band-Lee SaY.'1.n-.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAillNO
The Newport Beach City Plan-
ning Commission will hold a Pttl:"l-
lic Hearing Thursday, August 15.
1946, at 7:30 p. m., In the Ccluncl.1
Chambers, City Hall, Ney,,rport
Beach, California.
PUBLIC HEARING upon the
application of W. G. Cartter, 210
Poinsettia Ave., Corona del Mar,
California, for rezoning from R-3
to C-2 for Lots 16, 18. :lU and 22,
Block 732, Corona del Mar. Cali-
fornia.
By order of the Chairman of
the NeY.'port Beach City Plannin.;
C.'on1mis:>lfl n.
JOHN M. ALLEN.
PHlLMER J . ELLERBROECK.
Secret ary.
l\·Iiss Sheila Flume is a graduate Pub.: ,.\ug. 8, 1946.
DIESEL SERVICE
NEW 225 H.P. DIESELS ON HAND
Reconditioned DIMeJs on hand with choice of
redoctioa anlla.
• ~ AllE WJll'l'INO OllDEB8 ON BIGHT· AND Ll:JIT·
BAND ROTATION DD!Sl'!IJI FOK TWIN IN8TALIA-
TION8. CBOIOIC or REDUCTION 1JN1T8.
On Baad: 185 B. P. 0-al lllotor&-New.
See us tor Information on
Venn SeYerln Dle9els
DiMel a-tor Seta of All KfnM.
nAHk B. ....,.... ('-*I' Lewl9) OwwMemp
PBONIB~~·":'!~!":=::i!lll!ll• Shop a Ways: ._;, Mil ~om.:' .,:_:s D.;
at Bohmaa Co. il5 m&umtll st. .
Newport Beaeb Newpcw& Relgbfa
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THREE PHOJOGRAPHS IN ONE
COMPLETE S'' x 12'' PANEL
<>tll SPECIAi. OffEI TO A CHU
(cliiklren !we~ Yff1J "'under}
8 POSES TO SELECT FROM
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AUST_IN STUDIOS
• 508~ No. llala st. Pbooie lUS
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!Warda:rs 'tll 8 p. ..
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State C. C. Body ::': ,:z ;;,,,;::::::;: B•cks Prepaid "The irtate «h•mm ta urging Its
edlcal Pl momh<rs to ~dPllt• actively M ans 1n the furtherance ot the volun-
1ary principle In safeguarding
As a llOlutlon to prepaid medical health."
care p-otectlon, James Muaattt. The state chamber wtU continue
gmttaJ manager, announced to-to work actively toward coopera-
day that the Calilomia State uon and agreement between the
Clamber of Commerce advocates medical profession and the admin·
the promotion of voluntary health tatraton of private health Jnsur-t.nsurance plans by private enter· ance plans, according to Mussatti
p1ses. 'The state,,&hamber is opposed to
"'The state chamber .._izeo government~ated compul.Mlr7
that the bealth or our people Is of health Insurance.
CONTRACTORS'
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
Jaeger Compressors
Comet Saws
Cement Mixers
Wood Working Equipment
Everything for the
Bm1ding Contractor
Dutch Heacock
Telephone: Harbor 502 or Beap>n 5508-W
17th and Santa Au Ave. -Costa 111 ...
Going to Build
Y OQ probably have yoar dream home all
worlled out In your mind -or maybe your
arcliJtect or oontnctor alreedy baa prepued
pa.. OD paper for you.
l!:lectridty will bav& a larP put In making
d.-m of postwar living come true. When
you go over the pa.. with your bulldtt be
"""' to uk him about the """"9t develop-
ment. In household labor saving and fml<>-
Uonal '-uty.
l
Our EipertB In everything electrical wW be
glad I<> help with layout plam or problems.
One •uggestloa may make a lot of dlfferenOll
In the "llve-ablllty" of that home.
ETS • HOKIN & GALVAN
lllNCE 4 1 I ! 0
1000 c.-t Hlway ~-Beacon 56ft
Mle la 8u. Ft+Al'tMIO Wllmllll'toB·8loekloD·&a·Dliep-()ak1Mcf
ELECTRICIANS
().().Two Fire Equipment
fw PA.Ol'O&Y, PLANT, 8TOBS, OFFICE, FA.BM. BOID:
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WA ·NT DS WANT A D S ;;;_....,;;no::nn;;;;.....,;n;;;;;IT;-;;w;o:~;. ·=--=• Christian
Peace Week
Announced
City to Protect
BeaafrOllt la•d • t: o O LA.TS t: 0 O~A. 8 SlrY • JAPANESE-AMERICAN, _.. ----=s,...AL=-=-=so-=-A-:---:P::'.E=-N""l"'N":"S::'.U:-=L-A=----=---1 _IAl_B01_•_•_o111DS _____ u =~ta :.:i.ld: i=.~~
F u r t b e r encroachments of
boachlront Janda by private ar
public enterprises are now ~
hlblted In Newport Beach.
By unanimous vote, the city rouncil adopted that policy .MOD-
day afternoon and instructed the
CHICAGO._ Emphasizing the dty clerk to issue notices to that
importance of Ouistlan teaching effect.
in buildina: permanent foundationa 'Ibe council also has under ad-
for peace. Protestant churches visement a plan to cootrol the
and ot.htt r e-l iglous agencies of startin& of beech bonftrea.. The
rura1 and urban areas of the United debris left by bonfires is of such
S tates and Canada wiU join forces a nature that it is easily scatter-
ln the 16th annual observance of able over other parts of the
Religious Education Week, Sept. beaches and is diff!C\llt to pick up
~Oct. 6, it \\'U announced by Dr. by the street department cleaning
Roy G. Ross, gener al secretary, machine.
lntematlonal Council of Religious -------
Education, sponsor of the progt"AJt\.
Using the theme, "~'s \Vord
for Today," 4-0 Protestant denom·
lnatlons and 173 statr. city and
provindal councils of churches
and religious education Will co-
operate tor church and community
observances, he 1tated.
"Making secure the peace-we
have won ls the oveTWbelming
concern which confronts our west-
ern world today," Dr. II.-de-
clared In announdn& the observ-
ance. "Our apprehension at the
precartowiness of our dipJomaUc
relationships, our unea.sincu over
domest ic economic conflicts, and
our concern about racial tensions
Sportfishers
Pick McMillan
Asf ·Secretary
Grandson of Early
Citizen Tells Aim
Of New Job
are all a part of this Insistent The Sportfishing Association of
problem." Newport Harbor has a new secr-e.
"While the Christian faith does tah, Hugh McMillan has replaced
not pretend to have specific an!· Charles A. Griffis, farmer seae-
wen: to involved social problema. tary and the latter is now man·
It does declare that men must ager of the Rod and Reel Shop on
have respect for each other. It Balboa Island.
3 BEDROOM HOME. Su11ded< and patio. Piice in-COOPERATIVE Cabrillo St., Coata Mesa. 60-4tp
cludea elec. water beater and elec. stove. 40' front. ROOFING CO. POSITION WANTED-Apartmonj
Price $25,()00 New and Repnl• rn&nag<ment, Qt>able. can 1u1-. .... nish good .... rerences. Call or
NEWPORT BEACH Pboae S'rr>-M =-~ 506 Walnut, Hur,U5ngtl .~
21i E. aoth St.. Coata -~-. OCEAN FRONT HOME. 3 ~ llv!Dg ~tfc ll:MPLOYllE1'"T oFFJ:aED • room 50' frontage .. Guest cottage. --~-------Only $17,PCJ() . SIGN PAINTING HELP -WANTED -DWiwas!>et ~ __ and yardman, Harrison's, l7tlo
Balboa Bayshores Leasehold Estates ~':ii.~.;: and Orange A\'e., Costa :_~
Contact us for details regarding new homes now Rabed Metal. WoOd and w ANTED-Salesman, real estatl
being completed.. Plastic Letters preferably lady 1Arilh office ex:
AL LACHMEYER per;ence. Box 394, Ne"-1 BALBOA ISLAND 1'1:16 Wett Central Beach. 62-2tp Harbor J.243.M 38trc ATTRACI'IVE 3-.BEDRM. HOME. Well furnished. 1--=-~~~~~~--1WANTED-Ma;d for gen'I house--For $16,500 -P A I N T I N G work. $30 per "'eek. Re!erencea
12 '.iean Service In Newport required" Ph. Harbor 704. 62-ltc
3-BEDROO HOME -Harbor Area WANTED-Housekeeper foe nio · Hllrrv Hall country home, near buss anc(
Plus income apilrtment PAINTING WNm.A.CTOR beach. No heavy cleaning. $125. Furn. for $26,500 Phone Beocon !1259-J Phot>e, ooUect. ~W-393 Del
274 E.. 19th Street ~tft Mar, Costa Mesa. 62-tte
• A ITRACTIVE BAY FRONT HOMES WANTED-Private Spanish tul<><-Naw Avalliible Painting -Decorating · 1n,. Phone Harbor 1624. 62-Itp
LIDO {SLE
ATI'RAcnvE :>-BEDROOM HOME on NoMh
shore. Completely fumlshed and priced to sell.
Oloice Bay Front and Inside Lots
CX>RONA DEL MAR
2-BEDROOM HOME. Excellent condition. Will ap-
praise for G. I. loan. j
EXCELLENT BUS~ on desirable comer.
$13,850. I ..
EARL W. STANLEY ,
R E. ANDERSON
Fl'1'e Eatlmatlne
Phone Beacon 5780-J' 47-tf(
FOR A RELIABLE Paint Job oa
:iour home, ~ Beaoon 53311
alter 4:30 p.m. -11).tf(
PAINTING -PAPER HANGING
and DlllCORA TING
H. E. Men-Id
414 Old Conty Rd.. Coata M ...
Phone Beacon 5013-J 85-tr•
l'BAN!IPOBTA.TION 11
HELP WANTED-Waln-, ex.
porience essential. Harrlaoti''
17th and Orange Avo., C..ta
Mesa. 62-21<
HELP WANTED-Auto dealer l'e'-
quinoo service of bookkeepe<
with experience in parts, servicil
and auto sales. Small oper-at.ion.
poss;ble part time. Apply bJ
letter to Harbor Gar:ige, 1938
Harbor Blvd., Coata Mesa. 62-2tc
SALES GIRL W ANTED-Exper-
ien ced in women's ready.to-wear,
for good store. Phone Hart>c.
2484. 62-11"
HA VE QPENING for a good Real
Estate Broker in Costa Mesa. insists that we approach these in· Hugh McMillan Is the grandson
trlcate problems as Christian of John P.tc.M.illan , who settled here
brothers. Only so will the solu· jn the 1890s. Hugh was born in REALTOR
tions to our problems of peace be Newport in 1916 and grew up be.. C 0 VER ING G R EATER NE-WP 0 RT. HARB 0 R
WANT TRANSPORTATION to
Los Angeles five days week. Ph.
Beacon 5349-W. 62-4.tp A. L. Matthews, 2232 Newport _
Blvd., Costa Mesa. 61·21.c
found." Dr. Ross averred. hind the counter of his dad's fish-615 Coast Hlahway 225 Marine Ave.
In most towns and cities Rally ing tackle store in Newport. 50 COrona del liar 3113 W . Central Balboa Ialand
BICYCLES
Sold. Rented o. Repaired.
or Promotion Day wtll open Re-he knows a li ttle bit about the Rhone: Harbor 1646 Newport Bee.ch Pbooe: Harbor l'T16
ligious Education Week. stressing fishing pastime . He misses the I , 62-ltc
an increase of enrollment and at-mud flats in Ne'-'"port Bay wherel---------------+----------'----
tendance. Community Interest will he used to dig razor clams for fish
VOGEL'S
100 Main SL, &lboa
208 Karine, Balboa lalan.d.
HELP WANTED-Typist and of·
fite man; 40 hours, $45.00 1
week to start. Beacon 57TT.
CN-tft
be developed through weekday bait and duck hunting In the upper PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES
programs, including la unching of bay. -------------1
BEAUTY AIDS 11 WANTED-Teacher offen room.
--==-=--~=-====,,--board and salary for woman to
le adership education school& on "I can remember when there the Qty of Newport Beach.
,Monday, family n ights on Tuesday, were nO live bait boats, ba rges or County of Orange. States of
interchur~ fellowship meetings trolling boats," Hugh said today. California.., u per map thereof
Thursday, and de nom ination&! or 'Commercial fishermen used to recorded in Book ~ Page 29 of
fhterchurch youth rallies on Fri· take out sportfishermen occasion· Miscellaneous Maps, Records of
day. The week's observance wi.11 ally and J . B. McNally started his Orange County, California.
climax on World Communion Sun-Scotch Na\'y" operating from Bal-(Comer Front and Bay Street.)
da.y with emphasis on world-wide boa and then the live bait boats Terms and conditions of sale:
Christian unity. started from Ne-wport Pier . Co-Cash in lawful money of the
Pb.Dip '· Joel-Baker, BrltlAb
ReprnM!ntatlve to the UN-"I say
that at this hour defeatism is the
most sinister offense which any
individual can commit against the
community in which he lives: It ls
the greatest single danger to the
cause of peace."
operation among boat operators United States on confirmation of
and more publicity about fishing sale by said SuperiOt' Court. or
is what I'm after in my new job. part cash and remaining balances
Fishing i$ good out of Ne wport as: may be contracted for. Ten per
Harbor and all Southern CaJj-cent (10%> of the amount bid for
fornians are entitled. to enjoy the_ said property to be de posited with
pleasures of such fine fishing." bid;
PUBLIC NOTICE
Dr. RarloW S hapley . Harvwd NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
aatTonomtr and dlr~tor of the The r-;"e...-port Beach City Pla.nntng Cornml.uJon •Ill hold a Public R ear1n1 C'Ollece observ&tl.'lry-"If we should Thunldar . Au~n1t 15. 194&, at 7:30
stop our sciences and take up P· m. In the Council Charnben1. C1ty
be Hall, Newport Bea.ch. C&."1fornla. poetry and the arts it would PUBLIC liEAR.JNG upon the appll-very sweet and nice, but it Would cation of C. S. R&umwieen for a 50 ~ the r.·nis' h of us •'n a compeU-per l'.1!nt llol"lb~k Y&rlance tor Lot 9.
U"I;' Blork 2. Tract 919. Newport Beach.
ti\•e '9.'0rld ." Caltfom l&.
For office supplies. aee the
News-Tbnes.
Men-Women
Prostate • --Pelvis
o.r ..t••• esd_,nl:r ow _. _....... •• ea t. -1.., No .... . -Jlf• .,..._!I ................... .... -Dr. 1L F. 9eD. D. 0., l'trL.C., 19'7
ftlMI M.. N-s--t ......_ ~
..,.._ '1 lM f• ....... ..-r•&. .. y_,.. lfe '·'h'• l9 O......_ a_..
9:38 A. IL .. l ~ P ... • ....,.. ..,. n.....,..
B>· order of the Ch&Jnnan of the Newport Beach City Planning Com-miulo11 .
JORN X . ALLEN,
Pl-llLMER J . ELLERBROKK.
· Stt~tary.
P -340:1
CERTIFIC-'T6 OF PERSON TRANSACTING BUSINESS
UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME
The undersigned, J . H . Balley, dot:9
hereby certify that he t• conduct ing a
who!e.u.le vegetable sroduce buslneu and any bldlne•a Jnct e ntaJ thereto al
r>S2 Cout HJ1hway. Kewport Bllch. Oranse County, CaJltom la. u.nder lbe flct ltfoua rtrm nune ot
BEA.Cl-I CITIES PRODUCE CO .. and th.at aald nnn la comJ)Oftd bf the folh,>winl' per.on, wbo.e name and ad· dreu la u folio_.. to wlt :
J . H. BAILEY. Owner 20I Weaunlnater. con. Ilea,. California.
WIT NESS my hand 1bt11 16th da)' of July. 1946.
J . H. BAILEY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ~UNTY OF OR.A.~G!:. ) u . On th la 16th day of July. A.O. 1946, before me. ~roy P . Anderaoa. a Notary Public lo and fo r ea.Id County
S S and Sltate. poereona.lly appeared J . H. R 0 S I ' Balley, known to me to be the r>enon whoee name la aubacrlbed t o the within Inatrument. and a.clr.nO"A'ledced to me L . s t e that he es.ecuted the &&me. I q u 0 r 0 r IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hue hereunto aet my huid and aitt:i1.ed my '700 Ooaat ~ o fficial llf:al the day and year ID tbl• certlh c&te flrit above wr1tteD.
Fonnu13 Gordon'• Dnc 8&ore LEROY r . ANDf:RSOS ~otary Public In and fo r
Bids or often are invited for
said real property and must be in
writing and will be r eceived at
9642 Heather Road, Los Angeles,
California. Crestview 5-0872, or
may be filed with the Clerk of
said Superior Court at any time
after the first publication o( this
notice and before making said sale.
Dated July 25th, 1946.
SEYMOUR TALLY,
Executor of the Estate of
T. L. Ta1ly, also kiiown as
Thomas L. Tally, Deceased.
Ralph W . Smith, Attorney
919 Oviatt Building,
617 South Olive Street,
Los Angeles 14, California.
Pub.: Aug. 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 1946.
NOTICE OF SA.LE OF REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
• AT PRIVATE SALL
No. 240,000
In the Superior Court of the
State of California, ln and for the
C.Ounty of Orange.
In the Matter or the ·Estate of
ALMA LIBBEY ECKLEEN. 0..--
ceased.
Orange County, California. COLD and MACHINLESS care for child af-terntX'lll& and
WAVES help with light houaewark. Ph. 2. Lot Twenty~seven CZ7) in
Tract 211, same being a subdivision Tinting and Manicuring Beacon 5577. 61·2tc
EveninfI: Appt. Ph. Harbor 179-VI. ;;;::;-;;:-===::-=---...,..,.. of the J . A. Day Tract, •illlated v·· Be ntv Sh HELP WANTED-Two maids,.
in the Rancho Laa Bolu, in the 1 8 &~:.-!. Op . steady work, top sa1ary. Miracl•
County of Orange, State of Call-1103 Coaat IIlway, COrona del Mm Mile Motel, 706 Coast IIlghway.
fomia, as shown on a map~· 35-tf< Phone Beacon 5299-J, Newpxt
ed in Book 13, page 40, of Miscel· LOST A.ND FOUND zi Beach. 61-2tc
latieous Maps, records of Orange LOST-Lavender sweater, 130C HELP WANTED -Experienced
County, California. Subject to all bl k Ce al boa sash d d . I boa rigfits-of.way and oil lease of rec-oc , ntr . Bal , Thurs· . an oor man, a so . t or~ (Said property is referred to day, Aug. 7. Reward. Phon' builder. Salary open. Sterling
in e folloWi.ng instrument.) AND Harbor 280. 1322 E . Cencral. Boat Works, 615 Coast Highwa,..v,
Wm. Dehm. 61·2tc Newport Beach. 61-2tc 3. Grant and Assignment of Un-1-=..,--==c--,,..,,,,..,.,-=---,-,
div1ded Interest tn Oil Lease and EllPLOTMENT WANTED !8 WANTED -Housecleaning, one
PfoducUon, elated March 4, 1922, day weekl,v on Peninsula. WANTED to manage apt., court, Pl executed by Selah J . Evans, as eaae call Harbor 772-W. 61-trc or Motel. Experienced. Refer·
grantor and Alma L. Ecklenn, as ences. Babin, 1506 E . Central, W ANTED-Girb for fountain
grantee, assigning and conveyine-: Balboa. 61-2tp work, 18 or over. Apply in
An undivided Interest to the ex~ person, lTIO Newport Blvd. or
tent hereinafter specified in, and HELP W A.NTED-\Voman or girl call Beacoo· 5224-J. 61...,stc
an Interest which the said Selah wages; live in or out. Harbor WAITRESS WANTED six da,ya
to rll the one--eighth right. title far general hOUleWork; good
J . vans had or has subject to the 1992. 56-tfc: week. Norton's Bay Shott Cafe,
oil f1ease hereinafter described, or EXPERIENCED MAN wants work 17th and Coast Highway. 5~tfc
that he may at any time hereafter meeting public. Will learn yoU?
acquire in and to all oil, gas and v.•ay of business. Write Box M.
other like hydro-carbons that shall care News-Times. 6Q...2tp
at any time be produced upon that -------------
Ct'rtain real property, located in FORMER WAR PLANT executiv('
the County of Orange, State of desires r esponsible position }{ar·
California, commonly known and bor area or vicinity: age 38,
described as ttie Kujawsky r anch college graduate, Phi Bcte
property, particularly described Kappa : resident Ba lboa; 12 year.
in that certain oil lease wherein comprehensive business exper
A. Hart is the lessor, and P . M . · ience including office manage
Greenlee et al. are lessees, recorded ment, personnel, material pro
in Book 29, page 26, of Leases, rec-curement a nd co.ntrol ; thorough
or4s of Or ange County, State of ly dependable, conscien tioUJ
Cafifornia; the undivided interest Sound future of more interes\
he,ein conveyed is a proportionate than immediate salary. Excel-
interest to be computed and de· le nt r eferences. Write Box E,
tennined in the ratio that one-c/o NeY.rport-Balboa Ncy.·s-
fifteenth of an acre bears to that Times. ' S.tfc
portion of the area of the whole
of said reat property above de-
scribed, which the said Selah J .
Evam has heretofore O'Wlled, or F .... 9
now ov.'TlS, or m ay hereafter ac-
TIDE 'r ABLES
AUGUST, 1946
8•17 I •42 6:53 1%:41
3.8 0.1 5.7 2.7
quire. s 10 8 •44 2.12 7:%8 1:23
Terms of sale cash in lawful
mQney or the United States on S u 11
confirmation of sale, or part cash
a{Kl balance e\'i denced by note se--M 12
cured by ?.tortgage or Trust Deed
3.9 --0.2 5.9 2.5
9•10 2•42 8:01 1:57
4.0 --0.4 6.2 2.3
10:04 3 •41 9:H
WANTED-Housekeeper for small
family. Bay front home. Salary
$150 per month. Phone Harbor
844. ~trc
KITCHEN HELP \vanted Apply
Cheryl's. 322 Marine Ave., Bal·
boa Island. 54·t!c
WAITRESS WANTED
$37.50 Per Week and Meals
Good Hours
Also FRY COOK
MR EARLY (mornings
King _Landing
Newport Beach "
only)
61-Uc
YOUNG WOMEN
()pea E1'el"J' Day .sa id County and St.ate.-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~~;;;;;~;;;~;;;;~~ I Pub.-.July 18. 25, Aug. 1 and 8, 1946.
I NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
on the property so sold. Ten per T 13
cent of amount bid to be deJ)osited
9•36 3•12 8:37 ::31
4.2 --0.6 6.¥1
4.3 --0.6 6.1 .o
with bid.
Bids or of~rs to be in writing
MC• ~ pla..."ed ln' o r<ler Qf ~ .. ~
L.lJl'bl ftS\ll'U a. m.: d&r• OSIJ.l'&I& p . <!'l
Telephone operating
positions are available
to you in your own
community.
Starting pay is good,
experience is not required PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
No. 249.582
and will be ived at the afore-
said of,fice ,a any time after the p N
first publication hereof and before UBLIC OTICES
The Famous IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE 01' CALIFORNIA
IN AND F OR THE COUNTY
OF LOS ANGELES.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will sell at private
sa1e, to the highest and best bid-
der, subject t o confinnation of
said Superior Court. on or after
the 3rd day of September. 1946,
at the office of EdY.'ard R. Milli·
ken, Attorney, 20 North Raymond
Avenue. Pasa dena, County of Los
Angeles. State or California, all
~ right, title and interest of said
deceased at the time of death and
all the right, title and interest
that the estate of said deceased
has acquired by operation of law
or otherwise, other than or in ad-
dition to that of said deceased, at
the time of death, in and to all
the certain re&1 and personal
property situate in the C.OUOty of
Or-ange, State of California, to-
wit:
date of sale.
Dated this 1st day of August, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN punN· ant to the provislonl!I of Section 3440 of
the Ctv11 Code of the State of C&ll· rornla. that FERN 1. SKITR. Vendor . of 353 Cypress Dr1Ye, La&un& Beach.
Ca!lrornla. lntenda to "" lo lRKA MARPLES, VeodMi 219 Jf&rtoe AYenue,
Ba.100.. laland. Cal fomla.. an lhat cer-
tain per.ionaJ property conststlng gen ·
er&lly of all !Jtock lu trade. flxtura. equipment and Sood wlll of a certaJn
ladles 9P0rta...e&r-bwilDHI Jmcrtrll u ·~ SpOn $bop, .. Jn the C1t1 of CoAt&
Jfeaa. and located at 1818 N8WJ)Or-t Boulevard, Costa JI-. CaUfol'llla. and that the ourchue price thertlO( will be paid at 10 o'clock a.. m . on the Jlth d&y of AQUM:, lHI at Bulk of A.mu·
lea N T It. 8 A. B&i bo& Branch . in Ba.Ibo&. Count1 of <>ruce. State of C&Jlforala..
Frequent increases.
Vacations with pay.
AEOLIAN PORTABLE
• RADIO •
-TAKE IT WITH YOU---.
Plays Anywhere
Guaranteed Performance
RE$ERVE YOURS BY
Battery Operated
AC or DC
PHONE TODAY
Harbor Electronic Engineering Co.
SAN PEDJIO
• '
In the Matter of the Estate or T.
L. T Al.J..Y, also known as
THOMAS L. TALLY, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that under and pursuant to the
law in such cases made and ~
vlded, the undersigned Execlitor
will sell at private sale to the
1. Lot F1fteen (15l In Block I
or Mc:Knl&hfs Addition, Section
A, to ~ Cliffa, aa shown on
a Map~ In Book 8, page 31
~f Mlo<ellaneous Maps, .....,.els of
1946. bANIEL A-WHITE,
Administraf.or of the estate of
Alma Ulibey Eckleen, deceased
EDWARD ii!-MILLIGEN, Attor-
ney for~dmJ.nlstrator, 20 No.
Raymo Ave., Pasadena, Cali-
fornia. •
Pub.-Aug. 1. 6 , 8, 13, 15, 1946.
highest and best bidder upon the p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
terms and conditlona hereinafter
mentioned and subject to con--
firmation by said Superior Court.
on the 24th day of Aucust. 1946,
or thereaftor, within the time al-
lmr<d by law, at the om.,. of the
Executor, to wit: 9642 Heather
Road, Loa Ana-eles, CalilonW!, all
rl&l>t. tit!•. Interest. and estate
ol the abow named decedent at
the time ol hll death. and all rld>t.
title-, and Interest that the estate
ol said -t ..... acquired by
Ol)el'a.tion ol law or ott.ec wme,
other than or ID addition to that
ol aald -.t at the time ol
-th. In and to all that corlalD
rNl ll"opefb' aituated In the Qom>.
ty ol OraQp, Stat• ol California.
~ -followa. to wit:.
Lot -(7) and Lot Elcbt
(8) ol the --ol -"C" ol N .. pw t 11aJ1 'n'.ct, la
· Owwl ud upe1a&ed "1' WOltd WU' D \'eta =
••• I g,.. ....... E!Et good wlll ... ,.U.-g&
tt
.... ...... !' d•
Phone HARBOR 2645
Bea•. alld HollB••
I ,
• I
Advancement
opportunities.
Apply
100 E. Bay Ave., Balboa
514\i N. Main SL. Santa Ana
or
Aak the "-8t<lr for the
Ciloof ()ponttr
Dated Aucut •. IM&.
Southern Califol'llia
Telepkone Compaay
G-tfc Jl'SRN L 811JTH. IRKA~or. v...-.
' Ledpr -at N.-.Tlm& Pub.: Aq. s. 1MI..
WING. SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD
811 Coat lllatnray 101 .
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Newlyweds Two Honored at
Now at Home Birthday Fete
At -at 912' West Centnll Mr. and Mn. Volney Hay ar .. Harbor ·Feininine Activities Major' Madsen
Leaves for 'D. C.
•
Benefit Luncheon,
CardH bbes, llatH :.&
Mojor _ 11n. _ Tom u . ome . , -.... llr. -Mn. -propietor ol. the Sea-Eata motel,
..... ----frlml and Mr. and Mn. Volney Hay jr. a ~ at Santa <:atallna basted a birthday party Tuesday
1e1.nc1 The annmncerrwnt at evening in their petio-com.pliment-
-mama.., came u a com-lne Mn. Bea Rlcney, motel man-~ surpriae to their IDllllY ager, and WDJJam Umland o1. Bal·
PhcJ!w 13 ud D + BJ WWfred llllrtn + Red'en"e Pbam 1637·R !:tili:'t !:ilib:'~ 81or•;::: A bmeflt cud~~ bmdl. ----------------------=============,.,------------! inCt<Jn. D C where the majm" will ..,., will be bed W~, A.Ult
-. who always celebrate their
birthdays toeetber. lfra. Stulrey la· the former
•·• £1•1ne Qua.ny, dauahter ~
llr. -ldrl. Kenneth QuarTy sr.,
]515 -Ana ·-,and the
HaJI)bursera were ,,_ted In the
barbecue of the patio, recently
recorated by Mr. -Mn. Umland lll'ldep-. la the 800 ol. Mr. and line! Mn. Rigney aa a surirtae for
Lutheran Missionary
Society P lans
Benefit Bridge
"Bread of God for AfJica" wu
the mlalonary topic al. the day
when the Wcmen'• Miaionary ~
dety of Newport Harbor Lutheran
church met Tuesday with Mn.
!:"' P9'c Pt!llett ol. Newport Mr. Hay. 'lbere '"'"' two Ille
.... ! ch-The marriace took place ca.Jtes one ot. which wu decxrated l al7 22 in Capilla de San Antonio with '''Happy Blrtbday, BW and
with the Rev. Georwe N. Greer ol.-Bess•• and which had been baked
rlolatlng and there were no at-by Mn. Hay jr. With both c:ele-Kenneth Quarry ar., 1515 Santa
tendants. brants holding the knife, the cake Ana avenue. Members took part
.. .. wu cut. revealln& meaaps o1 in a round table di8cmlion of the
llr. and MIS. Cllf Sexton of RIV• beat wlahOI and oongratulatJoaa llllbject.
lhide and Mr. -Mn. Ray Milla hidden Inside. Mn. E. Schultz gave the scrip.
o1. San Dies<> were Sunday cuesta Alter dinner Mr. Hay jr. lhowed lure reading and Mn. Theodore
al Mr. and Mn. Wilfred McKen-motion pictun!s taken on var!oua Haber presided at the bualnea
*7, 39th street. trips and a pictorial record of h1a ?Meting, at which plans were
Corona del Mar
Malt Shop
1911 a... .......
• C»d fa~ malU W•-,._this.
dauahter, Jannett. from infancy to made for a benefit brl~ lunch-
ber present three and a half years. eon to be held Weclneaday, Aug.
Present ror the festivity wen 21, at the borne of Mn.. Rlchard
Mr. and Mn. Otarles Woods, Mr. Hubbell, 404 40th street. Newport
and Mrs. Jack Ford. Mr. and Mrs. ls)and with Mn. Hubbell and
Hugh Beverly, Mrs. Anna Abbott, Mn. C. Seebers as co-bosteues.
Mrs. Ida Reed! Mrs. Rigney, Mr. A social hour followed the busi-
and Mn. Umland, Mr. and Mn. neu meeting. Mrs. A. Fredrickson
Hay sr., Mr. and Mn. Hay j:r. and wu a guest and othen present
daughter Jannett. wen the Rev. Herbert Roth, Mn.
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Roth, and the Mesdames B. Bon-ham, P. Cu1ver, H. Faccou. R.
• A repertoire just burst-
ing with the lall!st trends
In short hairdos.
• Rilling, Lustron, Helen
CUrtis, Cold waves -also
machineless pennanents.
Virinia Bell's
MARISKA
House of Beauty
9IM Marine Ave. JWboa 1ehn.t
Phon e .. Harbor _.182 7
Haber, T . Haber, R.. Hubbell, G.
Iversen, N . Laurie, K. Quarry sr ..
K. Quarry jr .. E. Schultz. C. See-
ben. D. Wedeking and M. Wil-
liams.
Attend Luncheon
The Misses Gertrude a n d
Louise Montgomery, 2117 East
Central avenue, Balboa, recently
attended a luncheon given by l\.frs.
Hughes GatT and her niece, Miss
Frances Roberts .at 510'3 Highland
View, Los Angeles, honoring Miss
Franklina Gray French of Santa
Monica, who is to marry Terry
Moore of Los Angeles.
.Miss French is the daughter of
Mrs. James Fn>neh and grand·
daughter or Mn. W. S. Bartl~tt
ot. Tustin, founder and fint prest.
dent or the Santa Ana Ebell club.
Announcing The Opening
DORA LEE'S
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MRS. GEORGE M. HOLSTEIN ID. daoPter of Mr. and Mn.
Cbatles E. Hobart of Los Anple&. wt.o.e ma.rrlap w .. solemnb.ed
Sunday, July !8, ln Shatto cbapel, F1nt ConcncaUona.I church, Los
Angele&. Mr. Hohtetn la the 10n of Mr. and Mn. ~rce. Hohteln,
212 Vla Udo Nord, Udo Isle. -photo, Curus Studios, L. A.
S.C.G.C. Women
P icnic at Balboa
be -~ r... an IDdeftn!te :n, at the -at. Mn. Ridaor4
period. Hubbell. 404 40tb ~ New1"*t
hlaOO, -the ~ cC '11->' plM to •l<>P ~ In Salt the Wamon'a v-..ary SodetJ
IAb Ocy to visit army tr-. at. the N u.~ The Southern Counties Gu ecm-Mojor Na-.i recently came back ewprt ·--LutbKq
pany women'• committee, with from c;alcutt.a, Indla, where be cbun:b.
memben oomlns from,all -was In c:hrce ot the India-Burma Luncheon will be oerved at I
of Orange councy, beld a llOd.ll alr supply. p. m. with ~ or any --
mtttlnc at Balboa recently. Mn. Before leaving a dinner was pv-wlabat to play, followlnc. ~
Beulah Cawtbra, Mn. Jeanne Lar-en In their honor at the home at. ~ are Mn. Hubbell and Mn. C.
son and 1'-trs. Lois Ingels acted u their cousins, the Mi•e:s Gertrude ~ and reservations !.hc>Wtl
hoote&O<S. and Loulle Montgomery of the be made with the former, pbano
Balboa's many actiYities were B&Jboa peninsula. with Mrs. Mad-Harbor l°'5-R. 1
enjoyed by Mrs. Jean Muffelman, sen'• mother, Mn. Gladya 'lbomp. ---'"'----
cbalrman. Mia Barbara Wake-aon -Joe P . Tbompaon Jr. ot All ldndl eypewilter ...._ ..
field. Mia Doroo.y Duncan, Mia Santa Ana u other cuesta. atodt at the N-.n-.
Daisy Grlnnaire, Miu Glenna J ean
Titc1tena1. Mia Barbara we1sh, Your Friends ... d Mine ----------Leah Nutter, Miu France& -•
Wheldiel, Mn. Edna Houaer, Miu
Ulllan ~ BalH, Mias Betcy
_,,,.r, Miu Betcy Jane Roa,
Miu Harriet Qumdt, Mn. Pris-
cilla Greiner. Mn. Dorothy Tal-
bert, Mia Lorine Shlrpe, Mn.
Dorris Planchon and Miss Ethel
Bauman. Swimming, a deUcioua
wiener-roast on the beach and ex·
plorln& the many concealona on
the bay front rounded out a per-
fect sUmmer evening at Balboa.
Finster-Lingao
Betrothal An nounced
Mr. and Mis. James J. Llngan
of Pittsburg, Pa .. are announcing
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Mary Margaret to Edwin
CTed) Hoy Finster, son ol Mr. and
Mn. Frank E. Finster, 316 Anade
street, Balboa..
Mr. and Mn. Richard De Smet
and twin daughten, Micki and
Vicki, arrived Wednesday after-
ftm1 --noon by plane from Sacramento .-. ~
and are guests for a week or ten I..-. llMdl. a.II.
days at the home of Mn. Del '-------------Smet's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Umland, 606 West Central
avenue, Balboa .
Mn. Grayce Sevier, principal of
the C.orona del Mar grammar
school, and Mrs. Meta Bachman,
first grade teacher at the New-
port Beach school, retuned home
Friday evening fronl. Santa Bar-
bara where they have been attend-
ing: swnmer school for six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Halliday
of Altadena, aunt and uncle of
Rev. &lld Mrs. E. D. Goodell, 3000
Ocean Front, are visiting here for
two weeks.
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OPENING
August 10th
FOR 1 WEEK Mr. Finster was with the U. S .
Army Signal corps at Lido Road. Swimming Is Tops o:
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Bunna. and returned in April. He In Newport Bay Now, z plans to go back to college in Sep-. o Newport w.s.c.s. Meets for P icnic P rogram !ember, entering the University of Temperatures Say ~
California at Berkeley. !-< Ten Nights~
At Home of Judge and Mrs. Harry Westover Miss Ungan ls spending the Swimming for the next week or tJ ...
0 in .a Members of Newport W.S.C.S.,
some 50 in number, spent a de-
lightful afternoon as guests of
Mrs. Harry Westover at her love ly
bluff front home in Corona del
Mar Wednesday. At 12 :30 p. m. a
picnic lunch was served in the
patio and lawn with each circle
having planned their 0""'11 lunch.
Afterward Mrs. D. W. Holtby
presided at a business and social
~tinl' In the spacious living-
room overlooking the harbor. ?.lrs.
A. J . Rutter led in croup ,singing:,
with Mrs. F1orence Anderson at
the piano. Mrs. Gladys Woodworth,
~ident of Newport Heights cir-
cle, and Mn. Leon Ferguson led
in devotions.
Mrs. D. W. Holtby, secretary ot
supplies, gave a plea for children's·
clothing:· and layettes to be sent
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the Border mission at Calexico. summer here and several dinners so is going to be tops , iJi fact some-. ::
ed have honored the couple :Wedding thing extra special, according to Q
. Mrsd E. A. ~ett report ~~~ plam are Jndermite. ~ bride-weather reports released by Fire 0 eight. ozen oor. hangers to 0 elect has attended the Girls' Chief Frank Crocker, because the ..., clothtn.g or utensilJ had been sold _.,ool of Carnegt'• Insu'tute of d b ~ d rd red. ~· ocean an ay temperatures are and eight ozen mon o e "'--""-ol at Pitts~"-h h. h 0. ltfn. Leonard Hargraves of the 4._'C\,J.UI ogy uu.1.1> • igher than t ey have been since
Balboa Island circle told of their 1931 with prospects of a still
recen• cooked food •ale which was Army Engineers greater rise. z
both a financial and soc;ial sue-Tuesday morning the ocean tem-1 0
ceu. Laud Bay Area perature was 72 degrees F. ahd ::c
Mrs. Woodworth stated the re-the bay was 75 degrees F ., making o.
cent luncheon served the planning Colonel 'E. H . Marks, Division conditions ideal for water spor l:I. >
commluion by ttte Ne'YJJOl't Engineer United States Army in Thil warm water is prophetic of ct
Heights circle was the means of charge of the Western Division an excellent swordfish season, Cl
adding $54 to the treasury and the with headquarters in San Fran-Crocker stated.
"galloping tea" brought in S6,· all cisco, irupected Newport Harbor Records for the month of July
to be applied on their pledge to last, Friday. WJth CoJonel Marki &bowed a mean temperature of ~
Bar Room
!-~ 6 P. M. -11 P. II.
Limited Seatlnc Copedl7
Resel'll'l!d Seats
Available at
BLUE SAD.$
BOOKSHOP
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the church bulldlnc tund wu Colonel Hunter, district engi-degrees F. with the hottest day at ••••ne4 .....,
Mn. W. S. Hunsaker of the nett trom Los Angeles. Mrs. 80 decrees and the lowest at 60 , ,
Ne-...port circle reparted another Marki and Mn. Hunter were also degrees. There wu no rain, but a fl...M
lot of boxes of clothing had been with th ff trace ot moisture. Twenty-two Tax:
.. nt' to Hollan• where they are e 0 icials. Others in the .1 ... ~-cl d nl u •-~ ' u. group were Sidney Greenstreet, ,_;y• were ear an ne par y .-a-
dJs tributed by relatives of a circle noted screen star and an old friend cloudy and cloudy.
member. of Colonel Marki and Major -;;;===========;;;===========;;;;; It wu announced that study Eaton, head of the Erosion Di-I courses would be reswned at the vision ot the Los Angeles Engi-September meeting. to be held in neers . office.
the church with the study group . . meeting: in the morning and the ~o greet the visiting ladies on
business meeting and program in arrival were Mrs. J . S. Barrett,
the afternoon, following a 25-cent Mrs. Hubbard Howe and Mrs. W.
luncheon to be served by t he Bal-M. Longmoor. Mayor 0 . B. Reed
boa circle. headed a loc~l co~ittee to wel·
Speaker of the afternoon was come the officials, included in the
Expert
Beauticians -
for Milady
• Pennanents, Cold Wave, Hair
Styling, Hair Tinting . -• Bleach-
ing, Faclals.
Custom Slip Covers and Draperies
Mrs. William Mawson, who with grod up were J . S. Barrett, presi·
her husband, is a newcomer to ent or the Newport Harbor
Ne"1>0rt Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Chamber of Commen.-e. Hubbard
?t1 awson ¥.'ere for some years In Howe, chairman· of the ~tate
the Lee 1'1emorial School for Boys Chamber of Commerce Committee
at Calcutta India he as a teacher on Small Harbors and W. M. Long-
and she as '8 nur~. She told in-moor, president of the-Associated
terestlng details of their work Chambers of C.Ommerce of Orange
there, of the people, their customs county, Harry Welch, secretary of
NO WAITING
Carmen and Staff
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Balboa Inn Beauty Salon
Monday, August 12th
311 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island
"Your GJeome Should fome CJirst"
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Following: the meeting a social
hour was held on the lawn with
the hostess serving ice---cold fruit
punch. Mrs. John \Vestover, who
"'·ith her. husba nd is a guest of her
son and his family for the summer,
was a special guest and told inter·
esting stories of the early days ot
'the town when she was interested
In the work of the Balboa chapel.
Another guest "'as Mrs. Phoebe
Bennett o( Pasadena, another old-
time member from Balboa Island.
SHOES
Repaired While You Walt.
Ray Pagan
515 East Bay Front
N--kl lle1' VIM> c.ta 9 a.atol p.a.
EVERYTHING
ID Qmllty
REFRIGERATION
Air eo.cBU..-"'I
Eitu•1 ml ,
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FROZEN FOOD ''FRESHNESS''
Real Convenience --No Waste --Delicious
Ready to Bake ~SPECIAL-
ROLLS
COOKIES •
BISCUITS
BREAD DOUGH
PIE CRUSTS
FR~H FROZEN
FRUIT PIES
WAFFLES
PANCA~ •
Fresh Frozen -Grade A
-Meat-
T-Bone SW.ks
Sirloin Steaks
Ground Round
Top Round
Roasts
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Rabbit and Chicken
FRYERS
WE ALSO HA VE FRESH MILK, EGGS, BUlTER
-ICE CREAM-
C OMPL E TE L I 1NE O F FROZE N F OODS
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