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CRAB .,
SAM
~o. This being the
time of year when most
ot us poor mortals hie to
field or•stream, thought it
was the best thing to do my-
self, moreso because my
flllhernian Des Moines broth-
er-ln-law was intent on land-
ing a broodbill or albacore
or whale, it made no cliff,
because that was what his
Iowa son told him to gel
WeU , being that the Iowan
was more used to fresh wa-
ter angling, got aholt of Er-
win Ludman. w tr o h a d
threatened to take us to one
of the nearby lakes, and the
three of us hied to Jim Ir-
vine's irrigation body of wa-
ter in the Santiago hills. It's
beautiful there from a scenic
point of view but whoever
has the concession forgot
about putting any fish in the
lake. and it pains me to feel
that Honest Jim would per-
mit anything like that to
happen to projects he con-
trols.
S<K>-o-o next day we went
deep sea snooping under the
guidance of Harry Gartler.
Got all primed with the right
kind of tackle from a guy
that Frank Bell told me was
tops~ accoutered ourselves
with lures, poles, line, tackle.
etc.. etc., and proceeded
after the wily albacore. They
are wily alright, because we
never found any. and had to
go in for some just plain
everyday fis h. In the mean-
times I got the worst case of
seasickness in my long and
fisherless career, and the
next guy who tries to get me
on the briny can go to a bet-
ter place than ole Newport
Beach .
+ + •
A Mean Sport. When we
were out at sea quite a piece,
headed for the 14-mile bank,
aaid to be overflowing with
near Tuna, the Crabber was
doing the steering and being
unfamiliar with the rules of
the ocean, crossed a nearby
boat's lines, but with no
damage to them. The other
boot pilot was so mad that
he deliberately cut across
our lines and tried to wreck
us, with the laugh on him.
He sure was a poor spoil-
"l'Orl. a sour-puss and a few
other unseamanlike terms
that would leave him speU-
bound, if Harry would only
let me print the ~ of his
charter boat and owner. But
he has a good thought along
the line of making the News-
Times comment more world-
wide than local on the
ground that hundreds of
people here want sincere
opinions. + + +
W&IB, W&t.er! Note in the
public prints t hat some of
our old timers are protesting
over the exces.tj\-e cost of
_Metropolitan water. You
folks who have made all t he
dinero you can spend the
rest of your years, seem to
have no regard for the fu-
ture growth of the harbor.
Just as all of us fought for
years to get the government
lnto Newport Harbor, so
should we take off our coats
and give the rising genera-
tion a bountiful supply of
water to care for the growth
the harbor is bringing. You
know dam weU that the wa-
ter from the ground is get-
ting lower and lower and
will soon peter out Suppose
we do have to pay for our
share of the cost of the
MWD e nterprise; does that
make it any less needed•
And what kind of a heritage
will be left the kids when
they find their town is dry-
ing up because their short-
sighted dacb threw them
down? + + +
'l'll&t Toamzme11t. Hate
tx> tread oo anybody's toes,
but comment around town
Is a bit off-side OD the Tour-
nament ll(--Llgbts. Just who COWlted . the 250,000 people
'9llpp!l6ed to be near or
reached the rrumber of 250
ftoats when about 80 were in
h parade, is one of thOR
barmtul things that an im-
aginative press agent pulls.
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, ·coSTA MESA
VOLUME mvm !oo'EWPOKT BEACH, CALD'OL"1A. rm:JISDAY, AUGUST n. .... . ,...-, NlJMBEll 11
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Rotary Club Backs Ci MWD -Water Plan·
CAFE MAN
ADJUDGED
AS GUILTY ;•
BURGLARS
HIT CAFE
FOR -$1300
Fiimed Scenes of Watershed
Flow to MWD Plants Arouses
Desires to Be Part of System
B)· .JOI-IN DOKJIOFF Tu-o burglari('s ·\Vere reported Assemblyman-Eled Earl W. Stanley, Braden
Finch Lead Call for Endorsement Which
Is Supported Without Disseriting Vote;
District Governor Will Visit Club.
"The la'v s latt's tha t. for Lhe from Balboa lsl and \Vl"dnesday
protection or the consuming pub-morning netting thie\·rs approxi-
lic. pur\'eyors of foods arc re-mately S1300 from \\'hite 's Park
sponsibl c for tlle rondjtion of their Ave. cafe and S12 from. John
prcxlucts, and in the case of res-Dory's fish market And cafe. I
taura nts, the fact that food is Acoordin~ to Ne"·port Beach ••
ser ved to a consumer guarantees police repor~s. bur~lars entcrNJ 1
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Im tWlCI b mid IUm ti U.:. the .. _, the edibility of that food-anci if \\'DriNl~G FLOATS. Three or the leadlnc noaU t hat won prtw ln the l"t!Cent TOUJ"llaJ1leat of U.-ht.8 \Vhi tr's cafe between 1..,.15 and pl"e8 y a ~ c~ -...·~opment and com-feetlval are s hol4'11 above. Ftnt, there'• S. M. J arvis', Glendale, wtdl the Bluejaeket. musical Oagshlp; _ . -· pletion of the w.riCMa 1' • of OOldtructlon involved ln u.e· balkl~ the food is in<'dible or termed unfit seoond, Pec-u Baird, Balboa bland, aboard the top prluJ winne r, the Se• Nympth, and third from left 1 r a.m. hy forcing a screen and Ing of the mammot:A lleC:npollC;aa Water Dlatrtct •l'tem UMI allied
for huma n cons um11tion by an ex· a bl·pla.!_le noat entered b _!lay Shore Ca.mp. -photos by Neal Beckner
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\\·indO\'' on the sout h side or the I watenbecls, the N~.,_.t Bal'tlor Botuy cJu' at. their recul.,. montblJ'
pert. th£> restaurant owner or restat1r ant and remo,·cd t.he l meetlng on \\'echt<1lle1 1flcllt TOted ~Y to eadone the city's
ma n;lgC'r is rC'Spe>nsible " night's receipts from thl:' cafe cash cnmade for membenlilp la De Ooaatal M11nldpal Waler dhtrtct. a n:., was the opin;on or City [Success of Tournament Was Due I ~~~i~':; be1:1:~.;~i~~~c~~~n.~~r:: .... ~m:~on-pCc~--:::=--wn ... the ,,_...,.hip of -Judge Robert GardnC'r Wednesday j I bar and J'immied the bar·s cash Rotary club by lolm of Laa Aacelm.. a repreM!llt&tlve of th&
morning in Newport Beach court ]MWD su..tem g · ill register open and then proceeded _ J "' • • ave moVlng us-
'''hen hC' found C. R. Ide, manager T s t G" b H b "t to force the door to 8 supplv room
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H E K dall tratiom o~ various phases of the r:~~~~:e~~:~~~:~r::~::~f~ :;:: o uppor 1ven y ar or1 es ~~~:n:n~~h:~e.~:.di~·;::yn:.:1 • • en ~s~~;;~;~1?i:£:~~
Ide was specifically charged Ironi~ll.v. the jimmyipg or t.he ] F \j/ t fresh watE'r tha~ a.lready nows ~~bur~~r ~io~oC::ndspo~~ Co;rma1'sesCMlorew!keek F"1r"1ng of Mex"1can of Salem ~~=hp~~~t:rof\\~bu~~~~~~s:~e avors ,,a er ~:~rs;:~fer~17~1:~~t~
sausage and steaks as reported by 8 sale would have opened the cash tn the region served by the Met·
officials, ol the eounty he~lt h . de-Done by All drawers. R fi d . l"Opolitan w _ater Di•lriet system.
partment follow1ng 1nvest1gat1ons w c I t A t f p· After removing approximately e eren um Also dep1c~ed were the atruc-.
on August 14· I By C'OM,tDR. ,_ A-REEK as rue es c 0 1racy $1300 from the three sources, the luraJ work ln\.'Olved in carrying
T.ime fo r sentence: was continued Tournam~nt of IJchts ,\ssn. burglars . exited through the back the water underground through. the
until l\.fonday morning. August 26,\ Now. txoforC' the refltttion or the ~ door , which was found OPE'n in the San Jad~to mountains and 1nto
upon motion by Grainger Hyer. glimmering lights becomes only a By F RE D FROST on this cruise, the British com· morru_ng. . ct! E. Kendall of ~ ldand. ~~ping plants of. the great
counsel for the defense. memory we want to express our One of the cruelest acts of pi· mander of the CUrlew ·received P olice investigators found affairs l~ader, ~taril;t "b ter system. Dialogue de-. · . · , r· · ts · J I and former \'lre rreaident ~ the sen ing these phases was given by Testimony presented by Fred gratitude to those whose gener· l'Bcy ever rC'COrded OCCUfT't'd 114 "'ord that a suspicious-looking 1ngerpr1n in sever& P aces near J C p chain st 1 Qty E _
King, deputy health inspector for osity, whose . public spirit and years ego this coming September ship 90·as anchored in the ·river th(' seen~ of entry and near the; v~Ju~t:!.~~:Yhis ~ :.:= .:i. who langm~de-R L. Patter· Orang~ cou~ty, revealed that . he wh~c enlhwuasm contributed to 20th. Bound from Sa lem. Massa· Nazareth on the southern coast\ cash. registers and are checking of the City or N= t Bnd:a. to-on water C'Onl~ti;:1 an expert
had investigated the prenuses making the tournament of 1946 •1 chusetts to Rio JAneiro Brazil ot Africa He gave orders to pro-posslble suspects. j da · the-. Wide .a.-t I .h .,_ projects. ~Maged by the defendant, on the I sueccss. It may Y.'ell be that in so the brig·. ~1exicirn of Sal~, wa~, cccd to ·that paint immediately. I Burglars also forced the . b~ck ei 81~av r ir at;y-119 w ~~llK>Wbrg-~ tl°te'
morning of the 15th at 11 a. m. hurried an acknO\\'ledgement we Attacked boardbd robbed a.iid set Evt'n British ve"els were the! screen to John Dory's establish·/ g f do able vote for tbe1 water pictures that the membership, on
and had found approximate1y 401 may omit some names which afire by ' the ere": of the piraticaJ bane of pirate ships in those days. ment an~ fo~ a drawer in a re ~:~~8~";n °:: 1~ ~tor ~~~ ~iaru Assembtyman-eJect
pounds of hamburger mC'at that should be prominC'ntly displayed schooner , lhe Ponda. I The information the British metal fihng cabinet where petty I 0 Th N \\ _ · . ey, Sl'CO"':'ed by
was. in his opinion. "sour and! lf such should be the case, we ask The pirate ship "'as carrying commander rec'('ived was authen.' change was kC'pt and found $12.20 t~ i f ~ 'S·~~ s:aidtbein ~ :a~n~ vot.ed unanimously
s poi 1 e d ." Appr oximately two for k indly Indulgence. Braz.ilian colors at the time the ticated when they came upan the in nickels and dimes. ' a t '1°• dw,.anderhw:S:__. a~• n-ech d -e Oty of Nfwport u ds I po k · tr•d · · A pair of binoculars and a bar grea es nee . e ,a .. IL..:'O.& uruon Df:a Cl'US8u.: po n. o . r sausage in a pu i I Sponsors of the tournament are 1 Mexican of Salem was attacked off pirate schooner lying in the river th . h -with t.he Metropolit.a.n Watrr Dia--• ~ OD Visit
condition "as also found by him, gra teful to the ci ty council for latitude 33 34 and 30 and robbed Nazareth. The boats of the Curlew ometer at were .... in t e same tri-t 1 ---• · ~ Ro King 8SS('rted [ · · ·. . · · ' . . I drawer were not .,.1sturbed.. c sys em as a ~ msur-i..r tary club on Aug. 27th · · f1nanc1al support. and to city off1 · of 20.000 in specie. The of1cers and 11\·r rc manned to take possession ance against •l'.l.Y fafun!t water will welcome Cecil c Cre
Upon cross·examinalion by cials fnr patience and cooperation. crew of the merchant vessel were when one or the rogues aboard the shor.tage. ff~ ""'tl1-nf:!d that any 8"nOr of the l08th ctbtrt w,f g~
Counsel tlyer, King admitted that Reports indicate that the police stripped of all their values and I schooner gave a warning and the j R th M • danger to water for home uae ~ tary lnternatio al hlch ct~ des
he then ~c ft the premises withou t deparlmC'nt fu~c.tioned \Yi th its then they Y.'ere .put in chains below pirates fled. Four rem~ined behind u ann1ng break property va)ues quickly." 46 Rotarv clu~ I~ ~them ~j~
condemning thf' meat and returned custon1ary prec1s1on. The Harbor deck. After this, the quartermas· 1 to set the schooner afire. but they His letter iollnw:s: fcrnla.. Mr ere · OldsmobU
at approximately 2 p. m. \.\'I th Or. Df.'pt . a nd the Fire [)(>pt . both ren-ter of the pirate schooner advised "'ere not successful as the crew ... HENRY E KENDALL deaJer in F. 11 t w 11 db: e
.Tohn ~wer. county livestock and I dered \'alul'd servi~ and ~th t~e pirate captai": it was tlme to I of the British vessel wa~ upan War Worker Balboa Isla~d, Califonlia ber ot the~~ ~:b of-~~ meat 1.nspector . Harbor ~1a5ter Craig and Fire give the order to fire the merchant them. They were taken prlSOners. A t 21. 1946 ton Ca.llt ·
D fA pMf'd of Spoll ·Chief Crockf'r 1?ave unstintingly or vessel. The order was given and As it turned out. it \\'BS found that ugu.s · l M,. C:m '!iu · it th Ro
On the stand. Dr. Bov.'er quali·J !h<'ir tim(" an~ influ~nce to render· the s hip was set ablaze.. I the sch~ner was the Ponda. ~~rt·Balboa News-'llmel.. club ~f Nr:.X,rt·~:boa ~o a=
fied himself as an expert on the 1ng w {'rfcctl\'(' aid. The Street Capt. Butman and his crew of The pirates \\'ere taken aboard H rt v· t• Newpart Beach, Califm:aia.. and auist Pre~i"d t N I.so Stat
de1crmination of adulterated foods Drpt: was put to a. lot. or. trouble the Mexican of Salem managed to the CUrle\\', placed in cells below ea IC 1m Dear Editor: ford, Settetary1 ~rte L .n CaII:b
under the law and testified that hauling a\\'ay rubb1Sh 1nCldent to break fre-e of their Imprisonment deck, and carried back to St. am ther ff' f the cl b
upan inve9tigation at the tsland decoration. We owe them a vote and scampered to the deck through Thomu, on the west roast of I hI have btttn ":_.~_ear tm ~-matt!r. .,..,?~~ ~ cl .. admiu °"
Patio he had found 40 pounds of I of thanks too because not a "'Ord the scuttle, which the pirates in Africa. In due course of time they 1 buila~·e spen • ~ ::....-..:. ~ .::==.: '-'-tlon~· d Rong! 0 u..,.. n-Ruth Naomi Manning. 49. wife t my l'lorne Joco:: ..-. ... .,..11:' •u-• an ary Rr'Vlc:e ac hamburger meat in a bad state ot of complaint has reached us from their haste to leave the burning u•ere taken back to India and . h _ ,__ ttvltl H ,_ f the 157 .,_--- . k I any of th i on •1 1 h d 1 1 1 1 t 11 1 th h' ....,.. i . of Harold Manning. 214 Diamond is not en<11"!b, m1r7 "" --.q me es. e 13 one o ~-decompos1t1on, por ~ausage !hat' e r pers. n ... ·. veue 8 orgot en ° as en we · rom · ere 5 ip.,._-... n irons to avenue, Balboa bland, died sud · 1 out. J like it llere and I want trict governors of Rotary lnlema·
was moldy and putrid a~d eight Generous ~lnanc1al assistance de-This gave Capt. Butman and the England for hearings before the denly of a heart ailment Tuesday I to stay, but 1 wattt tu know ttlat tional who are supervising the ac.
New York cut steak~ also 1n a bad I serves spec1~l ackno"·ledgement. crew ample time to set about ex· admiralty courts. evening In St. Joseph hospital. we are gof1tg to hll'ft wats-. 1 ttvl:tles of some 5800 Rotary clube
state of decomposition and spoil· particularly in the cases of Al tinguishing t.he flames and saving As the United States courts had She will be remembered b y many y,•ant enough water 90 1 ~ take with mm"e' than 8 quarter of a mil·
ngt>. ! Anderson. Bob Murphy, L. C. their ship. a stronger claim against the Pi· in the area as Ruth Bluet, her ' a bath when I want tD. lion memben in 73 counties and
"There is no odor to meat unless Br('("r, C. E. Donnelly, \Vayne Har· After they returned to the home rates for the attempted destruc· former name, under "-'hich she! There is no &IL.WEDI about ceocraphical regions throughout
it ls in a state of decompositjon. per. H. E. Kendall, White Bros., port, they reported the incident to tion of the brig, Mexican of Salem, enrolled in defense work. . how to go about il. ~ ilt only the world.
and . as th~ meat I ~ound in the Berna~d l\o1cNally and R. F . Val· I government authority at Salem, the British Admiralty courts de~ She was a top producer in as· one thing to dio--j)iD tbe llWD. Today, this worldwide service
refrigerator was decidedly odori· lely Y.ho bore a major share of who Immediately telegraphed an creed that after ahort sentences sembling a-29 and PBY bomber Why waste words mnd: time. AS!/ organization continues to grow in
ferous, it is my conclusion that I the burden. It "'.as gratifying tu ' urgent message to the nationaJ on charges of suspected piracy in harness or wirina.. 8.t the Laguna sensible buslhet& ._will 12D J'ID8 numbers and in strength. During
the mt>a! was spailed. Further· not(' th.a l a considerable amount capital. Our government ordered British east ~·aters. they must be Beach and Corona del Mar feeder to first be ~ al:: )'US' water the lut fia;cal year, 404 new Rt>
more. I contend that it is extreme-of o~ ~1nandal support c~e from a vessel sent in pursuit of the returned to the United States for plants of Consolidated Aircraft supply. tary dubl were organized in 12 ly rortunate that no one WM tak('n unsoltc1ted sourCt>S . A ~ind Jet~er pirate ship, but the vessel returned trlal for robbery on the high seas. corporation and had a perfect at-What's thP trrst thine to do oocmtries of the Americas, and in
sick h\ the 1'.'eat's consumption:· and a check from Cha~he Dick1n. to its station \\'ilhout the prize. On the 26th day of .August, 1834. lendance record of more than two ~·hen you bay • car c:r build a Australia, BeJgium, Bunna, China,
Dr . Ro,,·er said. son. of Newport •. coming volun4 The Ponda eluded capture. His Brittainic Majesty's Brig of years home--insur~. at coune. We want Cz.echollovak:ia. Denmark, Eng·
Ide, tak ing the stand in his O\\'ll tartly and unsoUc1 tPd. y,·as a.n un· For months no one sailing the War Savin~. f~om Portsmouth. Sh~ is survived by her husband'. to insure oanelws aa:ainst imy land, Federated Malay States, Fln-
dcfense, testified that he had been ex['l('Cted pl('asure. I high seas heard again of the Eh·~~!~tt.sd a.n:1ved in Salem. Musa· t Harold Manning; a son. Richard water shortage. ~ *'CU to land, France, G~. Hong Kong,
Th I I Ponda, although it was known that c ~ with 14 of the crew ot h in thE" cafe bU!ines.s for a number e tournament cons sts o a ' I Bluel \\' o saw service with the water for home tm' wlll brak India, Ireland, Luxembourg, New
of yean. and in his opinion. the lot of things, but mostly it con· other pirate ships were prowling the Ponda aboard. Ten pirates Seaix:.es in North Africa Italy the property values ~· °ftm"e' is Zealand, Norway, Portugal, StraJts
meat was alright to ser\'e. He also sist.s of boats. To James S. Bar· I the seven seas. particularly in the were caught by the British ship's invasion of France, Gu~ and the lots of land in tl'w suwllia&t U.t Settlement., Sweden, the Nether-
'd t f th h be f vicinity of ~1:ada:.gascar. But in crew who we.re scouring the 1 South Pacific and who WU to . f 1· I altJe. beai said that he had disposed of the 1 rett, prC'SI en o e c am r o 1 their visits to the various ports, African coast ror the remainder 1s o Jtt e v _. ww Janda, 11ae Philippines and Wales.
ffi('at upon the announcement of l commerCt", Y.'e are particularly in-1 have been marriE'd Wednesday it has no water. Qtim tao ..e 'On.--·-Rotary cluL.-are lo-.
n -th d b ed f h . t f hi nelther captain nor crew of Amer~ of. the pirates that skipped the evening to Miss Shirley-Ruman of b ·1 r. id'af'iiii fl 'l'TJlll:'ftl':v ... ~ Ull Dr. DVwer at the meat was I e t or t e ass1gnmen o s lean vessels heard anything of the ship. . u1 t on a om >Ali ..ur, cated, their activities are similar
sPoUed. entire fleet to the uses of the pirate ship that was canytng the The /pirates: were tried bet . Los Angeles, two brothers, ~I-climate and deuc ... • t. We to thoBe of the Rotary club of
Ide. upon questioning by Judge association. It "'as one of his colo-01 Brazil. There we-other the United Stat ts t Bos-OT'e liam Maize ot Los Angeles and don't have to W&tJ ~ 6twte. New~.BaJboa because they....are
Gardner. also admitted that he boats \\'hich carried the press "" ·~ es cour • Richard Maize of Pittsburgh, Pa. God gave us the> amsa ...t ~ L---~on the ··-general ob~-ed b 1 d th h' h pirate ships. some carrying flags ton oo November 11, 1834, and Funer aJ services will be held Frf. h ld be .. ll:tal &r it.. ~ .-.. •• "' ~-had b<-en warn Y Inspectcr representat ves: an ano er w JC 1 that .. __ bla•k 1'n col---• ·-alter a t• •·y .hear! g · t th s ou thm tivea-the promotion or better K. bout iled t ed t t an.sport the gover -"'·'" ._ ..... ..,Kl '""""""' ..-...a · n in ° e day at 3 p' _m in Melrose Abbey. ~t t of me ~ w1tb ing a spo mea on a was us 0 r · that carried a skeleton and O'OCS· charges of robbery on thE' high oprw:t1 undenta.ndinc a·n d rettowship
pre,;ous occasion. nor and party: bo as f th pir city, COW'ICll' ..t Adbaf heJp 119 ·-busineM and protesaional
Defense Attorney Hyer scored a To Harry Welch, the ever re-nes. se 'se\'en ° e ates were con.. done a g'ODlf ~ tsalc!nlt do a ::..,.------unJty.bette-t un· f f h Then one day His Brittanie Ma-victed, five of whom were ex· .,._,.. ........ ... ~. . • "·""' .. point in his client's favor when he sow-eoe uJ secretary o our c am-je-sty'a brig, the CUrlew, got orden ecuted. 1\r.~ were given a re-lnqwnn• • g better oiY, but 'ft' ftTl8ll lllrft tlertaldnp raising the standardl
summed up his argument by aay· ber of. commerce, we are indebted water. ~ _ ..... a 1) eer-. al -• --~· -'--'~ --~
f th to leave Its station in India on a pl"'le\'e by the PresiMnt of the D8R9 ai:11U .,. ..... _... anu tng that the meat couldJ't't h~ve for the procurement o e na\'Y cruise of the rout of Africa. While United Statn. Reporter lain water n""9' ~ .-e-Jllrz a fmterln& the ad n<:ement ot'good been in \'ery bad condition if the blimp, the civic entries and the harbor Mtfloat an t:11bm Smile-tinders~ and aoe
inspector would lea,·e the premises Long Beach Municipal band. Harry of us who' tlRd" • CllTlll!' ~ be-wlD. all the .!oples ofpe the
alter the investigation and r•tum made a number of c:onstruetlve K1"ds Haue Chaace I ~..-.11-rs Week I An inquiring reporter and pho-fore 1936 --ft -.... = several how's later, meanwhile al· suggestions, some of which we had w· ~ tographer were seen roving the The &al1'1e Iaiane. aie---_..
lowing the UR of meat whJch. In not the time to follow. ...0 Dive for 1000 harbor area this week, solldting roundinp ~ aD ......_ tid ..ta -------
his opinion, was spoiled Work perfonned by officers and I' locall vital ""fuily tfevofopod°-._ .... -llesa A_._ "-rt
Salary Scale
Is Approved
The Newport Beach Oty Coun-
cil Monday approved the new sal·
aried classification schedule r.x
dty employu.
Only exception was that l'.Mde
in the case of ~{rs. Leveta Lacey
of Court Place, who i$ leCl'etar)'
to Chier or Police R. R. Hodgkin· --Mn. Lacey •111 be pa1d on a
monthly and hourly per diem bui.<
u her work is not or a permanent
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dirocton or th• anodatlon should Pennies in Pool Out or 89 crtmlnal complain .. =~tbocir: dty'• ii::: the .,,tr....,. -- - -•"' ""9
not be overlooked. Vice Oxnmo-ftJed In the Ne---Harbor police fare. • it! Values~ .... $a~ .... raid for SSS,000
00... Howe ruponded promptly -~ • The resui... hlghllchted with values ot today. ~
every time we called~ ~·-.. ~t beChlldttn or ~:_~ty dlwill court during the week ot A~t the informer's picture, will appear We ~ltnrAft •&Iii &M _ _.._
1 '.WU his tow boat pik>teu by &..IJ'Ule KiVtn a.n ~ ............ ty to ve 12 to 17, exactly 32 were for each week aa a feature of the right ap r. om-Aaeso Na.' Jeora Sale of the Sea-Eat.a ....,w:.
Dilaln, that escorted the calliope for 1000 pennies which will be apeedlng. said Ot J·"'~ Bob News _ Thnea, beliMlnc noxt get lats of ftnll ·-- -a.ta H-auto court, by VolneJ
around the bay. Rear Commodore thrown by Paul Gustlln. Tultin-Y -.e untlay -•tal'>m - --·• U.,, al Bali-, to Ed BMhur al
James McNally and his good .,;fe Balboa sports promoUr', Into the Gardner today In another warnlna-Th The ~ question: .. Do YoU i:r-. ~ far 155.000. -.,..
rendered a fine service in the tltt-pool ot the Tustin hlch ochool. oealnst speeden. think the dty ahould join the Met-8rwee1<17 -a al todq. The motel com-
some job or getting out ctrcu1ar SW>day alternoon at 2 p. m. or the 32 arralped on the ropolltan Water District S)"ltem." R. E: BEHl'*'L. ....... 11 tmlt&.
let ten. Treasurer J ack 'T'wist as Among the 1000 pennies will be spredi ch • · · R.,. a1lo aonowtoecl that he Ml
custodian or our funds has char, lucky coins whJch will mtitle wfn.. ng: arze. !WO were sent-tu' p td the Frank D8.)' home •t
acteriltlcs reminescent of the rock ning chJldren to silver dollan u eace4 to terms in the.county jail, CAFE scam DOOa CUI' l'OllON&JI' CWWW 10DZ ()mu Front. BaJ:bo&. a 14-
of Gibraltar. Once Jack &•" It pri..a which will be awarded dur· without the -1blllty ot an alt.,._ Bob Clay, ........_ ot KlnC• Arthur D. ~ .ii p --bwwwt ....... wbldl be
it's safe. ing the Plrat• 0..ys et:lebntlon In native flno, the othets paid flneo Landing cafe, -ned lila p-eo ·-m .. 1 nplalJt m atr ~ - ---Be bu ta11ft ..._
Staff Cmmnodore w_ K. MIUJ'llY Balboa in September. '!be -•-.cine Sl8 e9CIL Judp Gani. Tuesday to tlnd that --Gardner ... Ml•ht .....,. Iii -... the ---...
and Follx Bangs, In addltlon to will allo be able to _.ic!pate ID -reprtled Udo .,,.,._ -cut the~m on bla --wu -dofair llD-.. • Ill -....... ,It ca OmtnJ ·-·
dignifying the dltt<:torate by their the cont .. t whid> Gultlln Is --w of men or' t.oo ._ ,.tlw and mt the ~ 1-.e -_,. at Cmtnr -~ Bq n-.t!J' .,.. the •-
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Polio Attacks fatigued,
Says County Physician
Newport Harbor Fishing News
Relouedby
Sportfishing Assn. of Newport Harbor
' being caught on th.is barge. The-
barge Gander. -off the Newport
Pier, has halibut, mackerel, a few
barracuda and tom cod being land-
ed.
A JO.pound ye&wtail WU
caught Sunday on the live bait
charter boat Lancer by Wayne
Miller, of the Southgate Anglln.g
club.
In Newspaper Interview Sunday, Aug. 18, two marlin ., abo,,e the leader.
sW'Ot"Clfish were weighed in at the A new live bait boat has been Bal~· Angli_ng club's olficia1 addecf to the neet fishing from
weighing stauon at the harbor· Port Lido in Newport Harbor. It
master's office. is the Lucky Strike. a seventy-""-o
Swordfishlng out of Newport footer, with over fourteen foot
Harbor ;which in previous years beam, two Sterling diesels, a
has given the highest drama in lounge room, galley and four bait
fighting fw-y. is: beginning to show tanks. It leavt"S at 7 a .m. and
action after a slow start. Day ts skippered by Harry Lygren.
after day has found the sword-A thirty-l\\"O JX)Und blue fin tuna
fishermen running l}t sea in search was caught one day this week by
E. J. (Bud) Jacklin
CONTRACTOR
Dr. Edward Lee Russell Explains to News-
Times Special Writer, How People Can
Avoid Attacks of Infantile Paralysis,
Most Prevalent' in August and September
By H . L. BABl\~
Special Writer
News-Ti.mes Staff
Infantile paralysis. medically
termed poJiomyelit.i!:. the most
dreaded and feared disease in this
country, has claimed few victims
in Orange county-four to be ex·
act-it was revealed this week by
Dr. E. L . Russell, county health
officer. This report has been a par-
tial relief to many frantic mothers
of growing children in this area,
but is not to be reasoned with
when it is considered that ultimate
danger is still prevalent as long as
warm weather persistx. August
and September are the consistent
months of incidence.
Though it is a usually accepted
theory that the disease virus is
spread from person to person. and
that the disease is communicable
in populated districts. "positive"
cases i111 this county have not been
localized. The four polio sufferers
received this year for treatment
at the disease pavilion of the Or·
1 a nge County hospital \\'l're strick-
en \Vith the malady in Balboa, ! \Veslminster a nd Huntington
I
Beach.
To detcrmin{' a specific means ! or escaping the disC'ase, such as
medical sciC'nce has provided for
son," the doctor stated. Individ-
uals who have been exposed may
become "carriers"' or the polio
virus without developing any
symptoms of illness. but it should
be recalled and in resume of the
doctors cautions, if preventative
factors are not adhered to, a non-
paralytic "carrier'' may transfonh
into an infantile paralysis victim.
For the information of swim-
mers In the Newport-Balboa area,
a constant vigil ts-kep{ on the wa-
ters of the ocean and Newport
Harbor by the county health de-
partment. SampJes a.re dra\\'rl for
laboratory tests. All tests prove
the samples comply with swim-
ming water standards. No con·
lamination or human polution has
been in evidence. No polio virus
has been determined. The record
stands.·
Health Ofricei/ Russell. a chil-
dren's specialist before assuming
his present post. is well acquainted
with the symptoms, diagnosis, and
treatment of polio. But primarily,
his duty is prevention ., And pre-
vention can only be carried out-
to the benefit of all-if e rrors of
judgment are erased and replaced
by kno\vledgc. Dr. Russell '''ishes
to pass the "'ord to all parents of
children, a nd o1her adults-for
such an epidemic does not spar e--
that the beginning symptoms or
infantile paralysis are usually mild
and may be ignored.
many o!ht•r illnesses. scientists
have spent years or research in an
a ttempt to discover a serum, a
vaccilJ<' or a dnJJ:: that \~·ill prevent
inrantile paralysis. Al the present. The message: "The onset or thr
the lX'st prev('ntion is to a\'Oid ex-disease is sudden and is not usual-
posure. Rut this is not cnough,1 ly distinguishable by the par('nt
contends Dr. Russell. \or patient from thE' symptoms of
CEMENT WORK
of marlin and Sun'aay there a·ere Charley Fromm of Van Nurs. CA.LL 15t!.1 FOB INFORMATION
results. aboard Port Lido's Recapture. 1....---------------------------'
A one -hundred -twenty -three Bert Mills' Loma Pat had two --------------------------
pound marlin was caught by Vir-albacore Saturday, and Jess
gU SChane ln thirty-nine minutes Skeen's Georgia M had one. Bert
on heavy tack.le aboard the Nana, Mills had seven albacore \Vednes-
skippered by Homer Roach. A day. He reports seeing tuna
one-hundred-thirteen pound marlin jumping ten feet out or water. nine
was caught by Clarence White in miles SE of the east end ot Cata-
twelve minutes flat on heavy lina.
@Balboa rlr et
tackle aboard the Cor lita skip-W. C. Robinson, 247 Covina St.. More 'l'ball so Y.ean of 8errlcle to the ~.
pered by Dr. J . Lowry. Long Beach. was the winner of S81 MAIN Flne.t OUent.ele BALBOA. OALIF.
These fish add up to a total the $40 fishing pole offered for ------------------==:..:.:=....::=::..:-
of seven swordfish brought into the first yellowtail or albacore :----------,.-------------------
Newport Harbor so far thi.S season, caught on the live bait boat Sport
three marlin and four broadbill. King. which fishes from King's
The first of the season was a Landing in Ne"rport Harbor. Sun-
broadbill caught July 13 by 1 day, Mr. Robinson caught a yel-
Howard Earl aboard the Dolphin Jowtail which earned him the fish-
skippered by-Eddie Offerle. The I ing pole wrapped specially by Mr.
second broad~ill was caught byl 1'1erritt Esty.
M . A. Machrts on the Phantom 1'1any livebait boats from New-
skippered by Norman Begg on 1 port Harbor are making th.e run
July 19. do"'"Tl below Dana Point to San
The third fish was a marlin l\tateo kelp. Twenty-five \\'hite
caught by Lt. A. E. Suess jr-. on seabass \\'ere caught there on the
Bob Jayred's .
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416 East Central Ave., Downtown Balboa
the boat Capt. Carl, skippered by Flyer Saturday, and the Comet I r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-
Lllly Suess. The fourth fish \\.'as had six. Both boats also had big I 1
a broadbil.l caught _by \V. A. Wells halibut and a~·fully hi g barracuda. I
on the Chinook. skippered by Glen 1 Carl 1'1.clntee brought in one yel-
Sode n. Tht> fifth, a broadbill, was lo\vtail Sunday, plus berriis and )
caught by Roy Getchel. aboard bass from Dana Point. However.
the Tight Lines. skippered by l\1. thr Point has lX'eii slo'v and the
L. DcGrasse. I Huntington flats bad, forcing '
The Las Tunas. an old Zant? n1anr boa ts to go further do"'"
Gray boat. ''ith Joe ~1iller aboard I the coast.
ha d t"·o hookups "'ith marlin one A 10-pound yello,,·tail 'vas
day this "'t'ek. 'fhc first one ,,.as caught l\1onda.y off the· barge Re-
coming in, suddC'nly stood up on tri('\"f'r ancliored off Abalone I-Iii!
its tail and shook the hook out.I by Arthur :'\tare of Balboa. Hali-
The second one snapped !he line but. barracud<t and honita arr also !
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a mild illness or other communica-
. '"Equally as unporta nt as avoid· ble diseases. A lo"' grade tempera·
1ng exposure, cro,vds a nd personal ture prevails and a persistent but
co~tact, ar~ _these factors: Avert not severe headache is concurrent
0 PEN CLOSE fatigue, ch1lhng and severe sun-1 usually making the patient nerv-
8 A. M. Opposite F1re Station 6 P. M. ~~n. Also.dparents sh1ou1ld be '_Yarn-I ous and irritable. Castro-intestinal
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Color guides, plan-
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P. O. Box 101 Be.aeon 5023 ._..._. to . avoi . rcmova 0 tor;isits or symptoms are sometimes present i~~~;:;~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;~~;;;;;;~~~d~c~n~o~•.d~s~p~n~o~r~t~o~a~nd~· d~u~r~•.n~g~t~he resulting in nausea and vomiting. 1nfant1le para lysis cptderruc sea-! Alxlominal pains may occur which,
at tin1cs. are confused "ith appen-
lOI ANGtlrs L & C INYlSTMENT dj cit is. Loss or appetite coupled
HOlLYWOOD E STE R Q • with fatigue a nd listlessness is
LONG lfACH SECUllTIES common. But tremor. trembling.
l"ASAOlNA Mnnb" Lo1 Arrgtlt1 Stock Exch.,.ie TO Mln THl I stiffness in the neck and back are .=.:i 2004' WEST CENTRAL A VE., NEWPORT BEACH INVESTORS' potenµa1 danger signals calling for
µNTA ANA HAR BOR 137-l-J NEEDS I Immediate action. During the pres-!~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~iiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiii~r ent countr)"'ide epidemic. any or all or these symptoms are enough
to requlr e the attention of a physi·
cian." he explained.
Either by chance, forethought.
or exercised prevention, Orange
county heads the list In a minority
"ith its bordering neighbors. But,
inasmuch as the epidemic con-
CHRISTIAN'S IIUT
Leonard Marshall, Manai1er
Balboa, California
DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL BAR
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H-will Y"" h1vo your leisure? A picnic-
pitchin1 honeshoe1 pvtteri•I in the 1arden--or
rntinc with your heels hip In the 1ir1 Pick 1ny
one .you like ... d have ll'IOre fun doinc it with tho
equiprne11t we have et ani11c prices. More fu11
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lldjt.atllDI• to two polltiON -• • fw
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increase or development of polio-
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Newport Woman
. RllShes to Aid
Polio V"ldim
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Mindanao Debris
Disables Wlnita
The live bait charter boat Win-
The appeal issued last week by ita was hauled out of water here
the National Poliomyelitis Foun-today with a damaged propeller
elation through the local Red Cr-on and shalt. the result of an en-
for nunet to volunteer aid in the COlJilles 'With a submerged section
present epidemJc 1n Los Angeles of f'he derelict Mindanao last Sun-
brought a response from Mn. day,
Ellen Fraser, 314 32nd street, who "Sunday morning about 10 :30
bu gone to the Los Angeles Coun-a.m. between the jetty and La-
ty hospital to help. She has a war guna. I missed three visible, fire-
service r ecord as a Red Cross blackened logs, but I hit one in-
nune. visible one," said Ernest C. Wil-
Expert
Radio Service
Palmer Radio
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:tMI Newport Blod,.
C08TA an:8ll
son, Box 143. Sunset Beach, owner
of the Winita. "l:.uckily, It didn't
hurt any part of the .hull, but
o ne propeller was bent . one shaft
bent. That's the extent of damage
to the boat." r: I
'"The l\1indanao has been a men-
ace for a long time. I've had peo-
ple ask me , 'What's the matter
with Newport. with all the money
it has?' Tuesday, I gave it a wide
berth," Mr. Wilson added. "I
v.ron't go through there any more
until the situatio n is cleared up."
Mr. Wilson, a member of the
Spor1.fishing Association of New4
GARDEN AND PATIO WALL • W. P. MEALEY-General Contractor
467 N-rt Blvd.
COSTA MESA
•
\\·ttu \\'OUl..U~"il-r ro for a ride oa a 111erry-ro-round wttb two
pippins 11.ke theae. Tb.I• lu't a common alPL It'• juat two Of the
fo,•e11Pl5 \\'ho \\'er e f'Dtered In the r~nt bathing beauty parade ta
Balboa. That \\'oodf'.n horse Is mighty proud. 8tt how Ill.ch be
rai!W!S h.18 bead. It lln't. oft~n that tu•o pls "'1th so muc-h pul<"hrl-
tude takr-him for .. ride. "'hat a luck y naa ~
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3333 VIA LIDO CALIFORNIA
Vet Taxi Service
Opens in Mesa
A new transportation service.
Lhe Vet's Taxi Co., opened in
Cos ta Mesa , it was revealed this
'<A-'eek by its owner. "Bill" Smalley.
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NOW-'Round the Island Ferry
l:llO A. IL TO 11 P. IL
South Bay, BalbOa Yacht Club, E&t Bay, Richardson's, Evans',
Villa Marina, Shields', Balboa Yacht Basin, Beacon Bay, Harbor
hland and South Bay: Hall from any dock or float.
BALBOA ISLAND FERRY
RABBOR 9%-W
Lonq Spaqhetti ";'."..":: ..
ElboMacaroni ";-.":: 14•
Wide F.qq Noodlee :;: :14•
Golden Rice , .. ,.. 12"
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Lealie Shaker Salt -·-... ,. -~\~
GROUID BEEF
Qtu.lity bed pecUd i• Vdlins.
expect the courtesy once enjoyed
by taxi "riders" before the "'ar.
Mr. Small ey reports business
s teadily increasing since the pas-
scner service bega.n a nd contends
tha t no "stay laters" will be left
without transportation. Says he:
"We are open 24 hours a day."
por t Harbor, has contacted that
group to help him get some thing
done about the l\1indanao and in
presenting a bill to the city council
for the damages to hit boat.
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Lorentzen Quits
Red Cross Here
After M'rving for four years as
chairman or t he Newport Harbor
branch of the American Red Cross
and S£'eing it throug h the difC-icuJt
war year s. Jurgen Lorentzen has
tende r<'d his resignation.
A new chairman and other offi-
et>rs v,;j!J be elected at the annual
meeting, to be. held Friday even-
ing. Aug. 23. a t 8 p.m. at the Ebell
club.
The public is invited to attend
the meeting, to hear reports of
work done and to discuss plans for
the future, which now are to be
directed tO\\'ard aiding disabled
veterans. On the nominating com-
mittee are Mrs. Jane Calkins, Mrs.
J essie Whitson and Mrs. Isabell
Andrews.
PETALUMAN'S KEYS FOUND
Keys lost by Floyd Gridley of
Route I. Box 451, Pe taluma, here
\Vednesday, were found by Royce
Font Howa r of Glendale and turn-
ed over to the police department
for safe keeping. police disclosed.
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Rf, 's=!S lMI .......
Tre11eldo1s Mark Downs Oii All Fine Jewelry to Force Olt Dis
Entire Stock as Q1ickly as Posslble--Savings Yoa Call't Afford to Miss!
FORCED OUT OF THESE PREMISES -• • WE'RE QUI I I ING •
LOUCK'S JE .WE~RY ~o~A
Positively
Everything
GOES,
Regardless
of Loss!
The Sale
111
Going On
RIGHT -·
NOW!
DIAMOND BRIDAL SET8, MEN'S A.'"D LADO:S' BIRTHSTONE lllNGS, Elikl,DI IUNGll, llOl'ANTS' AND CRILDBENS"
RINGS. LOCKE"T'S. LAPEi.. AND EARRING SETS. GOLD AN D SU.VER CRAaM8, GOLD JIU.IJID EXPANSION BRACE-
LETS. l'LUILS, EAB•INGS, ~"S AND WOME.'1'8 WEDDING BAN118, Jn'O.
ALL JEWELRY
Undoubtedly the greatest mark downs on fine
jewelry you've read about in many a day-the · -closing out of Louck's fine jewelry stock
affords you the saving Sl!llS!ltions you've been
hoping and waiting for. Utis is an absolutil,
Quitting Business Sale, with prices cut and
slashed on everything
AND SLASHED!
Every dollar's worth of stock to be sold re-
gardless of loss -the finest dianionds and
jewelry that mooey· can buy-is being offered
at the most astounding price cuts. It's a
, genuine Quitting Business Sale, with th~
of items at cost. near cost, and below cost.
Now is the time to buy gifts and personal needs.
Savings beyond your fondest expectations.
PRICES CUT
''OUT
WE
GO''
SELLINC OUT COMPLETELY
+ AU. PRICES INCLUDE FEDERAL TAX +
SPRAY PIN and
EARRING SETS
Spray Pin and Earring Sets.
Various Styles and Stones
Man yto 01.oose From
Bee· •••. ,. '9""
SALE PRICE. .............. -.. .
LADIES'
Lockets and Chaim
One Lot in Gold FiJled. Many
Different Designs
Values to $1.30 1315
SALE PR.IC E ................... .
Solid Gold in Various Design!
Reg. $3!.50 $ 1875
SALE PRICE ........... .
PEARL
NECKLACES
1'.ATIONALLY ADVERTISED
BRANDS
Single Strand Pearl Necklace
~'1.<':1cE ....... •359
Single Strand Pearl Necklace
a.c. •1a.oo '895 SALE PRICE ................... .
Two-Strand Pearl Necklace
Rec. SM.oo '18'4 SAU PRICE ............... .
LADIES'
SPRAY PINS
Sterling Silver Spray Pins,
V ariow Designs
Bee· $19.15 '8115 SALE PlllCE ................... .
Spray Pins in Various Designs
a.nd Several Different Stone
Sets to Choose from
Bee· Sl7.50 '9 75
SALE PRIC E ................... .
LADIES'
BRACELETS
Large Group of· Bracelets. Gold
Filled wt th V arlous Stone Sets
Valuee to $11...50 $7'4
Tu.rquoi1e Set
a.c .... 00 •415
SALE PlllCE ...........•.......
Indian, Silver Bracelets.
Turquoise Set
s.-c. •11.00 •500
SAU: PRICE ................... .
Gold FIJ!ed Expansion Bracelet,
Heart Design
Bee. Sit.SO '8%5
SALE PRICE. .................. .
Sterling Silver Indian Bracelet
and Ring Set. Large Stone
Bee· fZ6.00 '11 50 SALE PRICE. .............. .
LADIES'
WEDDING RINGS
SOLID GOLD
MEN'S RINGS
Man's Solid Gold Signet Rin&
Bee· .... 00 '12'4 SALE PRICE ............... .
Man's Solid Gold
Blue Sapphire Ring
~·~~CE ..... .'16
75
'Man's Initial Ring. Solid Gold
Reg. $3%.60 '1875
SALE PRICE ............... .
Man's Solid Gold Navy Ring
Bee· $38.60 '21"" SALE PRICE ............... .
Man·s Solid Gold Black Onyx,
Intaglio Ring
Bee· $42.60 '22"" SALE PRICE ........... .
Man's Solid Gold Ruby Ring
Bee· $49.15 '2676 SALE PRICE ............... .
Man's Solid Gold Ring, Trojan
Head on Blood Stone
Bee-$'4.00 '23""
SALE PRICE ........... .
Man's Solid Gold Hemetine
Stone Ring
B<-g. f49.75 . '2615
SALE PRICE ........... .
Man's Solid Gold Tiger Eye Ring
Reg. '51.00 '2785 SALE PRICE ............... .
Man's Solid Gold
Blue Sa pphire Ring
Bee· $31.00 '3150
SALE PRICE .......... .
~1.an's Solid Gold Ruby
Stone Ring
Reg. $39.75 '34"" SALE PRICE ............... .
Man's Solid Gold Black Onyx
Ring with Diamond
Bee· •112.00 '6950 SALE PRICE ............... .
Man's Solid Gold Black
Onyx Ring with Diamond
Bee· •115.00 '9350
SALE PRICE. ..... ·-·······
Ml:N"S
EMBLEM RINGS
Man's Solid Gold ~1asonic Ring
with Blue Sapphire
Bee· $31.60 '1950 SALE PRICE ............... .
Man's Solid Gold Masonic Ring
~Sll~:cE.·-·····--'35""
Man's Solid Gold Knight
Templar Ring 1
Bee-.15.00 '44"" SALE PBICE ............... . -Solid Gold Diamond Set, Solid Gold Rlng, Elks Ring
With 3 Diamonds Rec· '99-50 •5795 ~::CE.. ... ·2•911 . SA.LE PRICE. .. _ ...... .
Solid Gold Ring
With 5 Diamond
........ '47&9 SALE PlllCE. .............. .
Solid Gold Ring, Two Rows of
14 Diamonds
... -... '128&9 SALE PlllCE. .. -.....
Solid ci::~ with 6
~~CE.··-·-·'137&9
Solld Whlre Gold Ring and
7 Diamondo
· ... -... •13r SALE ftlCE. .. --
LADO:S'
BRACELET-LOCKET
AND ClBINA lll:I'
Gold Fllkd. Expansion -with Lodtet. Ol&in to Match
Bee· SUM '11 ti SALE l'SICL--
MEN'S
Sterling Silver
... -'4'5 SALE PIUCE. ...... -··-·····-
STERLING
... ..... •4111
SALE PIUCE. .............. -.. .
GOLDFDJ,ED ... -•4• SALE PBICL ................ _
GOLD FILLED ... su... ~
SALE PBICE. .. _ .............. .
Men'• Tie Chaina
GOLDFIJJ,ED ........ szu
8ALIC PBICL. ___ ···-··
+ ALL PRl<:Ei INCLUDE FEDERAi, TAX+
LADIES'
STONE RINGS
Solid Gold Rings in Various
Stone Sets
::tE
51
i>':1cE .. ·-······-··· '3
111
Solid Gold Rings in a
of Stone Sets
Variety
::~~E ~1:ICE. __ -----·········· '4!5
Solid Gold Rings in Many
Popular Stone Seta
:~·I~::~~-·-·--'816
Solid Gold Ri ngs in a Wide
Variety of Stone Sets
Reg. '21.00 •12111
SALE PRICE. ....... -..
Solid Gold Ring Sets with
Amethyst
Reg. UZ.00 '1350
SALE PRICE·-·-···-----
Solid Gold Ring Set with
Emerald Cluster
Rec. f29.50 '16'5
SALE PRICE. ...... -...... .
Solid Gold Ring
With Opal and 10 Rubies
Reg. 51.50 •334.11
SALE PRICE..·-··--·--
Solid Gold Ring
Amethyst and Four Rubies
Reg. $93.00 '5250
SALE PRICE ....... -...... .
LADlES~
ENSEMBLES
WEDJ>ING, ENGAGEMENT
AN'o WEDDING RING,
DIAMOND SET
Engagement and Wedding
Ring, Diamond Set. Solid Gold
a.r. '51.00 '37"" SALE PRICE. .. -.. -
Solid Gold Engagement and
Wedding Ring Set Diamond Set
Beg. '66.00 '44411
SALE PRICE ...... ·-·-
Solid Gold Engagement and
Wedding Ring, Diamond Set
Reg: '70.60 • '4 7411
SAU: PRICE. .. --
Solid Gold ~t and
Wedding Ring Diamond Set
a.c. '81. 75 '49'5
SALE PRICE.._········-
Solid White Gold Encoo!mmt
and Wedding Ring. Dlau••d Set,
Bee· •116.00 --SALE PRICE... ___ .Cll ...
Solid Gold Engagement and
Wedding Ring. Set will>
Diamonds
Rec. '80<.00 •195• Sale Price, Botai
Solid Gold Ertp&emtat aod
Wedding Ri11C. Set with Di••• ..
BABY JEWELRY
Sterling Baby Cup
~:.: .. ~:ICE •u•••H H '5
15
Solid Gold Baby Rings
Various Stones
Bee .... 50 •215
SALE PRICE ................... .
Solid Gold, Baby Signet Rings
:::.,$3.;~ICE ... _. H '3""
Solid Gold, Engraved Baby
Band Rings
~sz::ICE.. ....... .... • 1 S5
Baby Gold Filled Cross "' Chain
~SS. ;:rCE. .. . . '215
Baby's Solid Gold Cross 8t Chain
Bee. $5.15 '298
SALE PRIC~···········-········
Baby's Gold Filled Locket
and Clain
Rec· $3.15 '2411 SALE PRICE ................... .
Baby's Gold Filled Locket and
Chain
~"::rCE. . .. .. '415
LADIES'
DRESSER SETS
Three Piece Set in Lucite
:::.:•Pz:rCE .. ···-·· s4tl5
Seven Piece Lucite, Dresser Set :::.r..:e1:._ . H •uh' l 2 95
Twelve Piece Lucite Dresser
Set. In Beautiful Case _
~-:CE .......... '21""
BILL FOLDS
All Leather BilJ Folds. Various
Colors and Leathers a.c. suo . •3ea SALE PRICE ................... .
All Leather. Lady's Bill Fold
and Coin Purse Combi nation a.s...... s3ia llALE PBICE ....... -.......... .
STATIONERY
DEPT.
-BED ROT SPECIALS -
Boxed Air Mail Stationery
a.s. ..... 49•
Bax ·······-···························
POCKET EDITION GAMES
Gin Rummy, Poker Chips,
Bingo, Back Gammon, etc.
VllL lo •t.60 39c
SA.Lit PRICE ........... .
All Leather Brief Cases
a.s . .au •4• llALlt PlllCE ................... .
One Lo~ Toys and Games
VllL lo-79•
NOW ·-········-···············
All Model Planes \!. Price
-and~
~can Flag, All Wool
alzie 3' x 5' .... ... ,. '2"
~ PlllCE..·--···-···· • BRIEF CASES ....... '1" wow --··-··----····-· .
IDENTIFICATION •. ,.., ....
,..,_. or -·· Gold Filled =...:_~ . .,.
Q11tt111
BllSl8ess LOlJCK'S JEWEi RY -Calta .... ea.,....
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Wallace-Clover Rites Suc~ess o· f Tournament I ::::r !:~ ... ':"'.=.!'I ~~ ·IHJSIHW OtJIDI: • 11 WPlA)DIENT WANftO -Ill ICKPl.ODllCNT OIPPEUD • au.& .._..,.AHJIOUS Performed in Mexico the laboe l" .. not a.II In vain. Bayside Plating Co. GIRL with electrical and m<Chan-LOCAL er -~ la i. ........ FOR SALE-19U Buick
k:aJ experience neec1s· permanent !cr YQUnOI!. No money ~-· °""'
D H bo I w k 1943 Newport Avenue work. 119 Bay Aft., Balboa Good Income. You are your own Prtvate:ly ·owned. Phone Beacon
•
Amlowlcement .. belnc -al. the marriage of Mn. Ann aa-.
daughter of the late Mr. and Mn.
Frank Vile.De who were pkr ! ! H Ue to ar r"1tes or PuBLLc!; NOTICE COSTA MESA. CALIF. 63-4tc boa. Apply Miss ~. Austin-:5834-W. &&-ltp
NOTICE oF INTENTION Phone Beacon 5358-R CARETAKER. middle aged. re-Santa Ana. 5081> iN. Main SL Order Your
TO SELL (Reier lo Display Ad. Page 2) liable, call Penntnston. Phone 63-6tc Servel of Newport Beach, to Tech. Set-tOoetlnued from P-iJ
Frank \VaJlace, U. S . Marine corpa. namew,, tendered aett9e wervice.
The ceremony took place 'l'bum-Omo-Murphy proved hla
da.y, Aue. 15, In naJuana. Mexffo, -tlllO by measurtn& wire In
and wu performed by Senor -the .....,.ina: and solidting ltmds
tanti in hia own home. The lellOI' ln the afbawww.
is a personal lrimd at the --1-Diftct« Nelloon Sta!l<><d and C.
The bride wcre a print frodi: al. R. ~ ol the power plant com·
cray and lavender, wtth a prdenla mittee were joinUy responsible for
conage. tbe ~t ot .,eneraton and
Sgt. Wallace b the brother of. ~tteria. 'lbrough the coopera-
Lynn wall ace of Orange and II: • tion d. Fft OUef Crocker we were
old friend of the Vllelle family. able to set a lot of good genera·
He expects hla discharge SepL 4 :=.: ';!~ .;;;.:.::.i• ~
alter which he will return to. bla O>arlle Peyton labored hard and
former work at the muruopal long to ~t the J>'ll!'&de lighted up.
court. Loi Angeles. He ~ tour Henry B. Grlndin and Donald ~ars m the South Paciftc durlnc Kemp. .,.,11Mdores respectively of
war. . ___ the Newpxt Harbor and the Bal·
Sgt. and Mrs. Wallace are mak-boa Yacht clubs. gave fine co-
ing their home at 1334 West Ceo--operation.-Cmnmodore Grandin
tral avenue and after Sept. 4 will Ri wed a dmlrman of tht-import·
go to Strawberry Flats for tbeb' ant a;nllllittee oD entries while
delayed honeymoon. OA•o••dl•e Kemp served as chief
Dead-Lines Ahead
judge. A.mo on the judges com·
mittee were Mrs. George Yard·
ley ...S Kn.. Btaden Finch. The
lot ot tournament judge ls not a
Washington Dead.Line. When happy one. They worked till the
the Mob Murdered an lnnocent small hours and finally went to bed
Man it Ma dt• the Mistake of Tan-
gling W ith a Battling Newspaper
and There were Dead·Lines Ahead
-Be Sure to Read William Engle'•
Stirring True Story In The Amer-
ican We-ekly, the Magazine l)ia...
tributcd with Next Sundav's Los
Angeles Examiner.
,
from 8heer exhaustion with two
dedsiom •till to be made.
Walter Sl*er'• name is always
a good one to have on a finance
committee. People respect Walter
and trust him. Richard Fenton b
the best trophy committee we have
ever had. He got us a beautiful
assortment of trophies at a reas·
enable figure. How much of his
valuable time he had to spend
on the job w e will never kn01A".
The job of tow boat com.mi~t ee-
man was effectively handled by
Evan Jones. There was no hitch
in the matter of tow boats. Harold
Hamm looked aft{'r the m atter of
public address systems and was
a consistent supporter of the tour·
namenL
Our publicity was looked aftE'r
by Mrs. G. L. Andrews. She spent
mighty little money and got the
results we desired. Mrs. Andrews
knows that we don't need the kind
of publicity that . will draw a big
crowd of undiscriminating people
to town. but rather the kind o f
publicity that will appeal to the
sort of people we w a nt for per-
manent residents and neighbors. r-------,,,°"'::-:-::===-i 1 ln this COllnection we mu.st aci-WE NEED knowledge the fine cooperation
• . ...... ~ 700
n.o loapr 1Wled --Pb. 1431 or 106
For Plck-Up
which W'f! bad from our home town
papen, the News·. 1mes and the
Prea.
Mrs. J . Leslie Steff ensen in the
capacity of chairman of our music
committee succeeded in getting a
Surprising number of musical en·
tries. She aolicited Mr. Welch in
the matter of the Long Beach
TIDE TABLES
band and wu respooaible for all
the other mus.ical features with
the possible ex<:eption of the cal·
liope, there we must thank our
secretary, W . H. Hitchman.
Getting do'N'n to Hitch: How
wouJd we ever have croaed all
the barrien in the way or this
year's tournament if it hadn't
been fOJ" his inexhaustable energy
and enthusiasm! There ii nothing
luke·Warm about Hitch. He tamp-
ers not with appeasement or·com-
promise. In any controversy, if
you are on the same aide he is
you are the salt of the earth.
U you are on the other side you
are a (the lino type man re fl.IRS to
follow copy, but you know what I
mean). Hitch's belligerency pacla
a wallop but there ill no venom
to his bite. M a friend Hitch
does not need to be hitched.
In addition to Hitch there was
one other 1tar whose hope never
dimmed during the doubtful days
when we-were undecided whether
or not it would be possrble to
have a lights event this year.
That was Pot Rollins, who with
Claude Putnam has served for
years on o ur committee on art
and design . She took full cha rge
of the rejuvenation of our proper·
ties which had been nearly ruined
in a flood which inundated the city
pumping pla nt wherein they were
stored. Her experience and help-
fu] advice and "Put's" artistry
solved the problt.>ms o r many a
young entrant a nd added grace
and symetry to many a scheme of
decoration.
There is something infectious
about the Tournament of Lights.
Passer s by watching some young-
ster struggling to g('t his boat
balanced, his lights properly
plact'd, or his decorations placed
to best advantage, o ften stop to
help. Some such "'ell wishers stay
and work h ardC'r than they ever
work('d before to get everything
ready on time. Among such re·
SIX)nsivt.' souls "'e must mention
Paulson Visel. old time yachts-
man ; Mrs. Gogerty o f Balboa lsl·
and, artist in ht.'r own right, who
did evt.'rything from r eviving our
plastt.'r fish to gilding the capitol
dome. !\.1rs. !\L K. Smith of Los
Angeles was another who's deft
fingers cut streamers and pasted
on cre pe paper. \Ve O\\.'e both
these good ladies a nd Mr. a nd Mn .
Pe ter V. Gicker loads of thanks.
F or the generous loan of bat.
tcrics we mu!lt thank Bob Callis,
the Seacraft Co. and Ets-H okin
and Ga lvan. F or motor boats to
patrol the course we are indebted
to Fcllo1A'S and Stewart and A1ark
Pierce of H arbor Island.
Under Section 3440, California 66-Stc Parl<Way 6469· l567\0 So. Harv-YOUNG WO HEN G Refri avll Code:' an! Bl•il.. Loo Ang<!ln. 65-4tp . 88 gerator
Ncmq; IS HEREBY GIVEN: Painting -Decorating cou.EGE GRADUATE. 38. c1e-T~ephone operating Now
Thal A; J . GhilOfti. residing at We use only reliable materials, Simi responsible olflce pooltlon pOSl"tions are &V&lilable . at Vogel's
403 40th :Street. Newport Beach. applied by master painters. Harbor area or vicinity; 12 100 Main St. Harbor 145
Calilornial and. GERALD E. VAN HALL )'Oars' experience office man-to YOU in your own : 512-tf<
A. J. Durocher, residing at 390l 424 Heliotro~. Corona del Mar agement, penonnel, material , ' •
Man:us Street. Newport Beach. Tel. Harbor 119-WK 65-4tp procurement and control. TyplsL CODlmUntty.
California. and. Especially interested marine or s·ft~-. ood
Jacob Bodeuhoefer, residing at Flagstone Contractor allied lndmtry. Considerable """ ...... g pay IS g •
1920 Fullerton Avenue. CAola PATIOS-FIREPLACES boating. knowledge. Salary re-experience is not required
l\i:esa, California, and. S'It>RE FRO~W ALKS quirements reasonable. Excel
Robert C. Ste'IA·ut, residing at '4Z Frendl St. Phone Santa Ana lent references.. Write Box E, Frequent increases.
TrT2 Ea.st 16th Street, Westmin-cl N.-mm-t Balboa Neww ster. Calllornia, Santa Ana, Calif. tl21.J. ~--~~-• 64-tf~ Vacations with pay.
co-partners doing business under 63-1.tc -----------~-
the fictitious firm name of the DIPLOYIDCNT OJPFl:llED •
!Central Boal Works) of Newport COOPERATIVE
Advancement
opportunities.
Beach. California. loca ted al ROOFING GO .
Street 31, Box 5, Newport Beach,
CalJfornia, intend to sell, transfer,
assign and convey all their right.
title and interest in and to the
assets. business and goodwill of
said Central Boat Works. together
with the following property:
1. Accounts receivable:
2. Machinery and Equipment:
3. Supplies, materials, buildings,
New and ~pair
Phone 8'15-114 .,,. "° '><lth St.. Costa Meoa
:».tft
CORSON & RAY
Building Contractors
offices, office equipment, excepting Phone Harbor 2447_R
such i terns as are covered by the
Earl W. Stanl ey Lease: Phone Harbor 1520-W
4. Plans, specifications and ----------' __ &&-::.:...::11.::c
drawing equipment :
5. The Earl W . Stanley Lease,
dated September 18. 1945, is to
be assigned with a consent to the
assignment of the Lease signed by
Earl \V. Stanley:
6. Sellers are to sell. transfer
and assign all their right, title
and interest in the fifty (50) ton
Crane and th£' contr act to buy t he
same:
SIGN PAINTENG
Boats, Trucka. Wlndows
W.US &Ad Bulletins.
Raised Metal, Wood and
Plotlc Letten
A·L LACHMEYER
17211 West Central
Harbor 1243-M
PAINTING
38tfc
W ANTEI~I..aundress one day a
week. Phone Harbor 598. &&-tic
WAITRESS WANTED six days
week. Norton's Bay ~ Cale,
17th and ():Jul Highway. 59-tfc
KITCHEN HELP wanted. Apply
Cheryl's. 322 Marine Ave .• Bal·
boa Ialud. 54-t!c
WANTED-Cook and other. help-
ers for cafeteria Newport Beach
Grammar Scboot ·district. Har-
bor 23. f 6&-4tc
APlllY
100 E. Bay Ave., ~
51'1> N. Main St., San~ Ana
or
Aok the operatcr for tho
Chief Operatcr.
Southern California
Telephone Compuy
42-tfc
WANTED-Woman or high school SALE MISOICLLAN1!X>U8 ..
girl to help nursing mother. ------~-----
Phone 525()..M. -SS.lie FOR SALE-Air compresser, $100.
7311 Seashore Dr.. Newport
Beach. 65-t!c WANTED-Short order cook, man
or woman: also waitress and -------------
car hop. "Sandy's" Drive In. 632
Coast Highway. &t).ltc
HELP W ANTEl)-.Woman or girl
for general housework: good
wages; live in or out. Jllarbor
1992. 56-t!c
\V ANTED -Experienced cor e
FOR SALE-Man's and woman'&
bicycles. 120 Abalone Ave., Bal·
boa Island. 59-tfc
MEAT SCALES FOR SALE-New
Hobart Dayton meat scales,
graduated up to 75c per pound.
Call Harbor 1629. 66-ltp
FOR SALE---One 30 Remington
Hereattett if we recap your
TIRES
Wr guaranter our "Capa" to last
20,000 MILES
and that's not all-
WE WILL GIVE YOU
$20.00
IF ONE COMES OFF
Regard!... of Speed.
ONE TIRE RECAPPED
IN 5 HOURS.
for a complete set we "'ill call
for yow car in the morning
and deliver same day. A1so--a
$2.00 Mobilstatic balance job
when we recap your tires, for
$1.00. No leod ""'ights or
"extras."
Costa Mesa Tire Co.
In Rear at
1760 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
Ph. Beacon 5743
Ask for Al or Hank.
64-tfc 7. All contracts to construct
boats and all rights of Central
Boat Works therein a re to be as·
signed and transferred to buyers:
8. One work boat 24 foot No.
273561 to be conveyed to buyers:
12 Ye:irs Sel"''ice in Newport
Harbor Area
Harrv Hall
PAINTING CoNTRACTOR
Phone ~aeon 5259--J
maker for small cor.cs in br ass
foundry. See per sonnel Mgr.,
South Coast Co. 65·tfc
WANTED -Competent secretary
for permanent position. qualified
in diction and typing. Box SC,
News· Times. 65-tfc
WANTED TO BUY pump rine. short barrel: one Sl
22 hi·pc>\ver Savage r in e, lever -------------
action . Harbor 1479·R. SS.ltc CASH F OR USED FURNlTURE
9. The transfer or all insurance
policies, contra('ts, accounts re·
ceivable, good\\·ill, books, papers.
records and all oth('r assets v.rhat.
soever of Central Boat Works not
ot herwise SJX'C'ifically mentioned
herein : to the following vendees:
Richmo nd P . Hobson. residing
at 15837 Hesperion BouJevard, San
Lorenzo. California, and,
R . P . Jordan, residing at 4014
Channel Place, Ne"1X>Tt Beach,
California, and,
274 E . 19th ~treet 24·lk
Painting -Decorating
R. E . ANDERSON
F'ree Estimating
Phone Beacon 578()..J 47-tf<
LADY for general housework in
Costa Mesa. Must be good cook.
Refined home. Call Harbor
289-M. 65-trc
HELP WANTED-Need 2 m a.i ds,
1 permanent, other for extra
work. Top salary. Miracle Mile
r oR A REUABU:: Paint Job on Motel. 706 Coast Highway, New·
your home, call Beacon 533(! port Beach. Phone Beacon 299-J .
alter 4 :JO p.m . 10.tfc 6fr2tp
~A.INTING -PAPER H~GINC HELP \VANTED -Experienced
and DECORATING clerk. pre{Qrably a mother . Good
H . E. McDonald working oonditlons. Regular
414 Old Conty Rd .. Oosta Mesa hours. P ermanent employment.
Phone Beacon 501J..J SS.tft Inquire The Bobby Shop, 71 I E .
Centraf, Balboa. Ha rbor llSS.W .
W . Moore, residing at 240 Hyde
Street. San Francisco. CalifornJa,
on the 3rd day of Septern9er. 1946,
at 1 :00 o'clock p. m . a t the offi ce
of the Central Boat '"'orks, Box
5, Street 31, Newport Beach. Call·
fornla. The ronsideration to be the l'RAN~PORTATlON I
BI CYCLES
14 64·3tc
payment of creditors on a deferred
payme nt plan h('r('tofore submit·
FOR SALE-Monroe electric cal-
culator, $150. 1840 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa. Beacon
5892-J. 61-tfc
F OR SALE-Bell and -Howell lfi
mm. model 156·V Filmosound
projector. Perfect condition.
Price, $325. For information
call Harbor 267. 66-2tc
ELECTRIC CONVERTER from 6
t o 110 volts, 100 w atts; private
party; ~. Write Box H . c/o
News· T imes. 65·2tp
FOR SALE-Man's pre.war bicy.
cle; just like new. Hea vy dut)
tires. 512 28th St., Newport.
52·tf<
PHONE BEACON 5538-J.
23-t!c
WANTED TO BUY-W ashing ma·
chine, need badly due to illness
in family. Phone Harbor 2031.
63-4tc
Will Pay Cash
For your furniture or what have
you. Phone Beacon 5656. Craw·
ley Furniture, 1812 Newport
Blvd .. Costa Mesa. .fS..tfC!
P'URNIT(JRE FOB SALE ll
F OR SALE-Antique> chimes carv-
ed teakwood table and chair .
Phone Harbor 598. f,6.tfc
FOR SALE-Jn good condition,
oak dining table and five chairs,
S12.50 : Simmons iron bed with
Rome double coil springs, $10.
3812 Channel Place, Newport
Island . 66-ltp
Each tournament sees some t('(f to such creditors. Sold, Rented or Repalred.
VOGEL'S WAITRESS WANTED
FOR SAL~-Maytag washer and
five.foot Kelvinator refrigerator.
Guaran teedi 30 days. 1507 2nd
Ave., Corona del Mar. Harbor
1525·M. 66-lt.c FOR SALE -JOQ.Jb. capacity
heartbr('ak . Some hopeful entrant A. J . GHILONI, 100 Maln St., Balttoa S37.50 P er Wrek and Meals FOR SALE-Livlng·room set, nf'w Leonard refrigerator, beds, dres-
lUILLEY'r REFRIGERllTIDR
--JERVIG E comPnnv
8aJee -Enctneertac -11n1o1
no eoa .. t Bini.. Corona del 11aa
'Imlporary Phone, Day 654 La•
IUD& !leach ; Ph9ne Night, lhJSJ
F 23
s 24
meets with disaster in the form A. J . DUROCHER.
AUGUST, ltMe of a broken wire, a severed elec--J ACOB BODEUHOEFER.
7 :35 12·58 &:U lZ:la trical connection, a weak battery ROBERT C. STEWART.
208 Marine, Balboa lalacd.
94·tf( Good Hours electric water heater,·t able·top S('rs, chaii:s and !ables, etc.;
electric range, 5 h:p. outboa!-d • good condition: private owner.
4.0 -0.6 6.4 2·4 or some similar misadvertance. State of California.
8:11 1 :42 1:15 l:08 This time is was our faithful and County of Orange-ss.:
'.OST AND FOUND !I Also FRY COOK
Laguna Beach Su25
4.4 -0.9 6·6 2·0 loyal supporter R. H . Rollins who On this 21st da)' of August. 1946. 8 :46 2:22 8 :01 l:M •-r
lOsT-Blond Cock Spaniel, male;
on Lido Isle, Saturday night.
Answers to name of "Shandy."
San Marino license. $25 reward.
Call Harbor 2329. SS..2tc
--SSEee,._-
came to grief-he and his grand· •n: ore m e. E . W. Austin. a No tary
4.6 -l .l 6·7 1·7 son Bob Rollins jr. Mr. Rollins Public In and tor saJd count)· and
9 :19 2:58 8:4-4 ...... !:SB went t o great pains to illuminate :ft.ate aforesaid , perso nally appear·
A'lR. EARLY (mornings only)
M 26
4.8 -l .O 6·5 1·5 and decorate his sloop Friendship ed A. J . Ghiloni, A. S. Durocher 9 :49 3:34 9:U 5,19 . OS ·"' 1 for the parade, towing little Bob-Jacob Bodeuhoefer and Robert C. L T -2 purse seiner skiffs, 61·lf<'
King Landing
Newport Beach T 77
-, 4..9 -0.7 6.2 l .3 bie's dinghy, as a pirate ship. Stewart. known to me. and each adrift off Newport, small skiff -------------
"'4• ...... ~ lD order or OCCW"NDCo Hardly had the parade started ackn01A'ledged to me that he signed inside larger one. Liberal re-W A ~· T E
l
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;-;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;._;;;; ... ;;;;';;..,.;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;p.;;;;-.l j than his generator quit, leaving the above and for egoing tnstru-ward. Phone TE 33-416, write D
You
can have a
HOME
NOW!
Pre -Fabricated Homes,
4 2, and 3 Bedrooms.
Garages, Motels, Qlbins
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
We own our own mills. 'lbe matl!ri8ls
we furnish you are the best you can buy.
Walls, partitions, windows and door.I are
pre-labricllted -tbe bilaJa> Is preo-art to
tit. All materlals for I-bedroom h•1e for
as little as $583.75 -3-bedrvwJ heme
$2690. Utility build!np and pnig8I.
$315 to $375. U you haw a place to put It
WE CAN DELIVER E'lERYTIDNG
YOU NEED -IMMEDIATELY!
See Our Demonstration House at
39th and Coast Blvct
•
NEWPORT BEACH
OPEN EVERY DAY •
both boats in the dark. However, ment as his free and voluntary act Fisherma n's Unjon Local 33, Man for Lu ication depart·
and deed for the uses and pur· Berth 73, San Pedro. 66-4tc ...------------~I poses thrre in se t rorth. ment. j' LOST -Sterling silver rosary
S H 0 E S WITNESS lllY hand and offidal beads. Near B'Domes on 22nd G d J b d p
Repaired While You Walt
Ray Pagan
515 East Bay Front
seal the day and year f'-t above 00 o_ a.n ay written. ... "' St. Have sentimental value to
owner. Irwin Apartments, 22nd 1
E. W . AUSTIN, and Ocean Front. Mn. Steen, Also
Notary Public in and ror said Room 200. Phone Harbor 103.
County and State. Reward. SS..2tp
My COmmiuion expires Jan. 1 1950. . l:lllPLODIENT WANTED ZI
Pub.: Aug. 22, 77, 1946.
NOTICf! INVITINQ BIDS
The Board of School 'mate-ea of
TAILOR-Experienced; all kinds
repalrlng, remodeling and re-
lining. Cali Beacon 5423. 64-6lp
I
Auto mechanlci experienced Ford
mechanJc preferred, bllt will
consider geniral mechanic and
give Ford tr}Uning. Good pay
and the best ~ of working condi-
tions. Apply at once as we need
more men tn1media.tely.
the Newport Beach .!:'chool Dllrtrlct 1-------------,-------------.I Ol'&ftge County. wlll recel~e bid• ai the K.hool offlce. 14th a.nd Central
up to S:OO p.m. September 2. 1148
tor tbf' Installation of a 11pr1nk1lns 1y1tem at the Corona del Kar
Sc.hool. All matert&l1 and labor to be f'urnlahed by lhe C'Ontractor.
Waterproof THEODORE ~O BINS ROOFS
APPLD:D OB 11.f!PAl'U!J)
Pl'ft Eltlmates 6t Inspection
W. J. Beabow
3802 Marcu. Ph. Hbr. 1012-J
ROSSI'S
Liquor Store
Adobe Brick
MADE ON l'OUB PBOPf!BT1'
St I T • ll<N•t:J" • f'a ?Pttrit
Ford Dealer for the harbor dlatrtct
22nd and Central, Newport Beach
Phone Harbor 28.
Pl&.n11 and .s;>ecltlcatlon1 are an.II·
able at the Dlat.rtct Stti>er1ntendent'• PRON~ a••. CON -•• o rnce. 14th and Central. 1.-;. ~ u~~ •
The , Board of School TrustHS of • ----------'''----\ ---------'----
66-ltc
the NeWN>rt Beach School Dtatr1ct -Drive Caref\ll:t;y--Bpan a Lite.
re.e"e• the rlr;ht to reject any or
:n b~~~· or ...i.,.e any lri rorma.llty In
T . WESTON JAY. Clerk or the Ne.port BMch ~hool Dtatrtct. Pub. Aus. 22. 21. 29. 1946.
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN BULK
WING SANG BOAT & REP Al'R YARD
811 Coast Highway 101
..,,....., ...... 5'14
TOI Coe.at Jll&'ll.....,. TO WHOK IT KAT CONCER..~. -.. --... l"t-· . ...__ •--TRIS NOTICE or Intention to. •II ttt
•, Y v-..... --• a stock o r «OOd• l.n bulk
,,__ ----WITNESSENTR THAT nouce Ui ~~~~~..._~~-~-~·~-~~~~~I hereby &l \'ll!D lb•t the undernlSfted JOSEPH E. DAVIS. intend. to ..ii lo ARTHUR L. LAWRENCE WfL.. ~-------------1 L tAK L. DAVIS and LY~R
• Kw .... ud..-•...,.lill
far lloea. for Bale
EVERYTHING
Ill Quality
REFRIGERATION
Air CoudlUo-mg
Eqai ......
'IJI
IEflllll&Tltl
1031 II C.& . .,,,., •.
....... C}>
•
•a.i.-• 1 t -. •m' n
• ................... .., .............. CA TE all tb&t CU1ala stock Of ~r·
cb&ndLM coft8bllft.1' Cfl-Dit"11y Of &JI of his r1a:ht. tllff! &nd laterut In
and to thfl PUlneM!!hlo ~ u
OCEAN J'RONT CATS IUld ~· ;::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ lq of JON!PR ll. DAVIS ARTBUR
L. LAJCRENCE., WILLlAif I D"-' VIS and LESTSR CA TE ....,. "' '
ne:nhfp &aaiet.s ~ • I.be out°' ft---y H ........... _ ....... ~-uu.a , oar Oise
rnca. fb:tura and lntel"Mf I• Mer Need ""'-· .. ,.,..,nc ,. .... JOSSPH Pal..&111g?. S. DAVIB &IMI" loc:at.d at 2114 ~ gg l"Toftt. Newport BM.ch °"8s'9
Counlyd Ca.llfonJa.. and t.b&t a tran.9· A fer u ...i......,at of tlM -.me will 'M • be made. and UN pupeha.te pr1ft
lMNOf will be paid, OSI Sat~
th& nat day of AUIU*lt lttl at tN otnet. of Powell uc1 • &nn.nt no
Second and B1'0&dway Bids Sa.ta
Aha. 0rni.:1e County, eaur-oibJa.. at 1·30 o·c A.. K. nw: UM ad· dl'ft9 of -.Id ftndor ts 2114 Ocl&n P'l'ont. Ne....port Besieh ~ County, Callfonal.a. &ad lhe Mtdnills c:: aid ftlMkie Ui 221fi Oceu rr.t. c:.~lL Bwh, Or.rip Cou:alJ'.
,,., ........... ti.,....
J"OSltPH &. DA V19.
wtLLtAX L. n.t.:i-~'.
L&Sl&k ca._~ illiRUR L. L.A:'lrJtSNCa,
Pub. Aq. 12:. IN. v.-. --
No~ _Work .._. h r*ately "1 ldOIY
•"el Joailwsw ..... .._ :'.3i a... mm& iiocJ.
.. -.; eatwl&tltcsf ,
-A
owwt ud operated "1 w.w w ... o ~ti• = _,'•:roar IN* sneet pod .. ad pp71111tr1n1-.p.ie.
-A
ll'w WJee D'\ll Ehl
Phone BAJl89R 26'6
Be••alldH...._
:., __ __;n:.,=:.,' ,;;• •=---l I Sell tlopt •••loll '-------------------•! ... ..,.,. _,_ -
motor, etc. Phone Beacon 5743. 310 Undo Ave .• continuation of
st-tk 6th St .. Balboa. 65-4tp -----------FOR SALE-Double bed. springs,
mattress a nd dresser . S30; book·
case. $12; icebox, $10 ; studio
couch. $30. 110 Pearl Ave .. Bal·
boa Island. Call before 12 or
after 4. 65-2tp
WANT A HOME? Ea.stern house
trailer and cabana, butane gas,
running water and lots of extras.
Can sleep 6 people. On nice lot
on Bay with low rent year
round. Priced rteht for quick
sale. See owner. lot 99, Newport
Beach Trailer Park. 63-tfc
Concrete Products
Div. of Foster Sand A: Gravel Co.
Ph. Fullerton 283-W
1015 S . Spadra
Building tie, building bricks, fee.!
bricks, patio tile in colon. See our
display.
62-8tc
PU MPS
WORTIUNGTON
PRESSURE -CENTRJFIJGAL
For All Pressure
Soden Refrigeration
623 So. Los Angeles St., Anaheim
Phone 4652 6&-ltc
BARGAINS!
Lowest prices in furniture t. ml
motto. I buy right. 1 oell right
I aho buy turnlture.
Needle's Furniture
2204 Newport Blvd. CAota Mea
Auto Batteries
Rubber Seporaten
U~"10tlth -S6.'75 Ex.
Compounded Motor
Gellon. 10c
57·tf(
Oil
FOR SALE-Washing machine,
oak dining table and six chairs,
kayak , paddleboard. AU for
$11 0. 116 Collins. Ba lboa Isl·
and. 64-4t.c
BOATS. SUPPLU:S 11
F'OR SALE-14·ft. clinker built
row boat. Harbor 1971·J. 63-4tc
FOR SALE-16-11. Snipe type
boat. all mahogany, $285. 406
E . Edgewater, Balboa. 61·tfc
WANTED-Balboa Dinghy. 120
Abalone Ave., Dalboa Island.
5!1-tfc
SMALL SAILBOAT and trailer
for sale, price $200. : Call Ham-
ilton Lowe, 229 Opal SL, Balboa
Island. Harbor 2590-J . 59-6lp
SACRIFICE for quick !ale. 16~
ft. speedboat; new paint and
motor reconditioned. 817 Coast
Highway. 65-2qi
SNOWBIRD F OR SALE--<:om·
ple~ar, trailer. sail!:, canvas
cover. Good oond.ltion. 1564
Ocean Blvd., Balboa. 66-4tc
WANTED TO BOY-Snipe type
boat. fully rigged, reasonable
condition, moderately priced
Box M. c/o News-Times. 66-4tp
WILL EXCHANGE 50 ft. slip In
Wilmington for same In New-
port Harbor. Call Knri.n Pierson
at Klmble 5283. 52-t!c
FOR SALE-Sailboat Snowbird.
Good condition. 1409 W. Bay
Ave., upetairs. Harbor 193()..R.
$250. 6&-2tp
FOR SALE-77-ft. cruiser type,
equipped for jigging; ready to
go, $2500. Phone Harbor 554-W.
6(;.2tp
Western Auto Supply FOR SALE-13-ft. outboard boat.
Authorhied DNJer A-1 condition; new l \O h.p. out-
Ulll Newpurt Blvd, Costa Ilea board motor. Ideal for fWrlnc, ' u:tb $325. 12291> Bay Ave., -
'VllNll'nAN llLINDS-AlumlnuiD. 66-ltp -. -. can ,. tor tree -· ~FO=R_,.S_ALE-S ___ _,,..,,.,..--<1>"1n1.,....,.-,-.,.-,..::d :..CO!>-=
-te. -lion A~ dltlon; needl polnL First reu-
So. CGaot V-i!an Bbd Co. onable oUer """"Pied-254 Chi.
Wat l8tb and Newport Aw., qulta St.. l4una BMdl. e.2lp
Coota Msa. Pb: Beacon 5182-W. FOR SAIE Hydroplane, Bdl.
18-lf< built JJN2, lNl Hldoon ...,...,
Plft Piao--KlndJ!nc · 50 mlleo, with trailer; t<>p iihape, W 0 0 D '700. 951 Weot Central. N-·
'• Dlill•eed pcrt Beodi. 66-2tc
. H. W. WRIGHT FOR SALE-IS.IL runabout. 22-
Pb ..,_i._ 5665 -hp. J-s..i-.. -• Dt:ACUll •
1'111 Newputt -. a.ttt equipment. -. 424 Helk>-
trope Aw., Corona de! Kor. Ju!lt Anived l'bone Hal1>ar 119-W·K. •2tp
..,_ B 'c AN FOR SAL&-Gull U Cat boat. BA 'ITIRIBS Good ..-tlcia. mwtF polate4.
O 7 am Dns a.. $300. 911 No. Sq'""""-... _
UT -lit. Pb. _. 1115 tzlond Pb. Bmt1ar IDJ..W. ---
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80ATS. SUPPLIES II MUSICAL .. a&DIO .. ~sr~·~L~-~·~·~n~------!:'~-~·~·:.· ~-~il~~·~n:!.__ ____ ___:•~1 UAL Ul'ATI: ., UAL DTAB &T· ..... m.&n ,, ••••. m..a.n .,
FOR SALE------37sll %x5% San Pe-FOR SALE-Upright piano, aood HERE'S THE PLACE dro •tern fishing boat. equipped condition, PlO-Phone Beacon
wt.th net. swf. plank, mackerel 5712, er call 205 Wstm:imter TO BUY OR SELL
--a-
gear, all In first class condition. Ave.. Newport ff;el&hta after
Inquire at 210 35tb SL, New-5:30 P. m. :16-tfc
port. 66-ltp GOOD used planoo f.,.-practice.
FOR SALE-CJinker-bullt sahing Some u low u $57 and $79 or • Business -Income Property -Homes
Our location oo 101 Coast m~ insures you ot
plenty ot prospects or listings. Come in today to
buy or sell.
dory. All cedar, copper fittings, rent • piano for S:5 J>01' mo. Ld
Canadian built, tv.·o pair oars, t.M chlldren learn. Danz·Sdunldt
sail, with everything complete, Plano Co., 520 N. Main, Santa
$22:;_ 122 Collins. Balboa :W-Ana. :16-tfc
and 65-4tc D008, CAT!l 'iJP&tfl Ill
FOR SALE-Cabin cruloer 22 fL FREE Kl'J"l"ENS--Slx~kll old. long, 4-cylinder Starr motor, Just painted. Will trade for 22 Very cute and pretty_ ApL 7, El Ba"° Court. 1312 W.. Central ft. or 24 ft. house trailer or pay N t n-ch 65-2t cash. 7311 Seashore Dr .• New· ewpor ~a · · P
port_ Ph. H-1493-J. 64-4tc DOGS-AU breeds, stripped. cllp-
FOR SALE-Teekwood speedboat, ped. and bathed by A.KC. ll-
1&-ft. inboard; very fast : just ~::.i.,.,Froe ~.,,;;:
~bored and r efinished. Will RualeJl L. Ketcham 421 Potn-
comider as pert payment on cot· · •
tage . 3440 Via Oporto, Ne<iNJX>rt settia Ave. Corona tfi!1 Kar.
Beach. Harbor 33. 66-2tp 52-tfc
BOAT FOR SALE-to cle>M! estate SPIXJIAL ANNOUN'OEM1tN'1'818
' the only genuine teakwood lady
ln California. Built In Hongkong PRE-BILT HOMES CO.
in 1940. Completely gone over a t GARAGES _ tmLITY HOUSES
great expense a month ago. Z26
Via Lido Nord. Phone 1194-J. HOMES
63--4tc
FOR SALE-New Marine Kohler
Generator, 1500 watts, 32 vol!
D. C., retail J:rloe for this powei
plant ls $516. We have 10 let1
for clearance sale, $374. Yeokel
BTOI., 225 So. Vermont, Loa An·
geles. Phone EX. 0882. 45-tf~
Fire Equipment Tests
C-0-Two, Pyrene &: Foam r efills.
CO. fixed 1ystem and Por tablet
now available.
ETS ROKTN & GALVAN
1000 Coast Highway
Ph. Beacon 5522 73-tfc
FOR S ALE-2 S tar boats. No.
2069 SiolL"<. ""'ith one \Vatts suit
of sails, and o ne nE.'w ~1'urphy
and Nye main sail. 2-wheel
t ra iler and boat cover. fleet
Immediate Delivery
A. M. DIXON, Dealer
201 Westminster
NewpoTt Heights 65-4tc
Carpenters Available
for general maintenance
and repair
0. Z. RO!!IERT!!ON
Call Harbor 83
KEYS
Made While You Walt
VOGEL'S
J 00 ~Jain St., Balboa
34-tfc
'?08 Marine. Balboa lala.nd
94-ttc
champion far pact years, $2200; =w'"'ANTED==:c-T-0-RENT==----U
No. 2433. one suit of sails and -----------
4-\YhNI trailer Cflex iobll rig, WANTED-Storage space for
$1800. Da\'is H atch. 219 Mag-fishin g gear, Newport area.
noUa Ave. MPSa Boat Co .. 485 Write Box C. c/o News-Times.
Ne,,·port Blvd ., Costa Mesa. 65-4tp
Open Sunday. P hone Beacon _W_AN_TE_D_l_MMED ___ IA_TE_L_Y--F-ur--
5885. 65-2tc nished apartment by permanent
ORDER NOW! reside nt or Corona del Mar. Rcf-
P -14, SnOwbirds and Star boats. e rences furnished. Adults only.
[)(-liver y this fall. Constructed Call Harbor 487 daytime, Harbor
of dry boat C('dar and boat 42, evenings. 66-tfc
spr uce. Bronze fittings and fast-WANTED TO LE ASE-1 or 2
ings, stainless s tC'el riggings. years. furnished or u nfurn. house
P ainted to suit. T railers, boat or apt. Any place in Ne\\'J)(>rt
rovC'rs a nd sails available for or Costa Mesa district. Will fix
th<'Se boats only. Davis Hatch, up at own expense. Pfi. Santa
219 Magnolia Ave., Mesa Boat A ria 7048. 66-Stp
Co .. 485 Newpor t Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Open Sund ay. Phone \VORKING MOTHER and 5-yr.-
Beacon 5885. 65-2tc old son in school deire sleeping
r oom. Harbor 2551, betw een 8
--0--
Good Buys .
Two Hot Dog Sands Small Hotel
101 Hiway Restaurant Motels llMt &FF • Lots and Acreage
--0--
A. "SANDY STEINER, Realtor
634 Coast Highway 101-Beacon 5173 66-ltc -A TWO-FISTED
PROPOSITION
....
A small home tor sale tor approximately $10,000
that will serve nicely for housing on a lot which is in
a block zoned for business, residential, commercial.
on Balboa Island.
On the next adjacent lot is an "Iron Clad" garage
building available f-or lease on tenns suitable for
someone to set up in the garage, or marine engine
---or your choice ot business right now. Reme!n-
ber the tie-in -buy your living quarters and set up
your business-both available now.
Call Hub Powers at Harbor 62-W
]. A. BEEK OFFICE Ferry Landing
John D. Burnham
2001 Ocean Blvd
Phone H arbor 315-Balboa
Income proper ty on P eninsula
Point, $19,500 fumtshed. Down-
stairs, 2 bedrooms, (living-room,
dining-room com bined ). bath,
kitch en ; upstairs, 1 bedroom,
bath, k itchen, large living-room
and sund eck. Garage apt. ln
rear, 1 large room, kitchenet te
and bath , good refrigerator in
each. Two-car garage. R-3
zin tng. 62-t!c
AT CORONA DEL MAR
Three Beautiful Lots
Near Ocean
New
Total Price $2100
2-Bedroom
$8750
Home
62 2-tc
J. E. Barnes & Son
1806 Newport mvd.
Colta lttesa Ph: Beacon 5320
SPECIAL!
Completely furnished 3-bcdroom
hom e on Orange A vc.; hardwood
floors. \vardrobe E.'losets; large
garage with laundry. Very nice
furniture, including electric re-
frigerator, table-top stove, wash-
ing machine. A real home for
on ly-
$11,500
New Home on Broadway
Com pletely furnished; two bed-
rooms, hardwood floor s, tub
and shower. Double garage--
$13,950-Terms
One Ac re
Close in with t wo-bedtoom house
$1 1,500
MOTOR
READY
BOATS
T 0 G 0
a nd 4 :30. 65-4tp
WANTED TO RENT-Furnished Beautiful Lot Two-Bedroom Home
Well built, with two acres of land. house for school term for teach-N ear P ostoffice
Take away-jttst 8 few fiays after er and her mothC'r, would like $1 350
you order-large living room for piano. Call
1-Your choice of an y of rur boats Ha rbor 23. 63_41c w . J. HOLCO~m
(8 to 14 ft. l, made of light.
tough, waterpr oof plY"-'ood with WANT TO RENT-2 or 3 bedr m. Cor ona del Mar
2-An extra efficient 114 h.p. in-unfurnished house. \VUI lease. ''Wher e t he Flap Fly'' 65-2tc.
board m otor installed and Call Sam P or ter at Harbor 707 ------'-----'-----
3-A patented "Fle:c:idrive"' flexi-or 13. 35-tfc
ble shaft-propeller unit (prq-REFINED COUPLE urgently need
peUer steers boat, lifts up in living accommodations. Se pt.
beaching boat)· through ~tay. P. O. Box 609.
... Complet e, rea dy to shove off. Balboa Island. Call Harbor
it these typical prices: 2179-\V. 65-4tc 10 ft_ skiff.. .... ___ .. _______ .$262
12 ft_ skiff __________ .. ,_ ....... im APT or SMALL HOUSE wanted
(while our stock lasts) by man and wife. We do not
drink or smoke, no children or WATSON -BOATS pets_ Phone Santa Ana 0991-W
"Small Boat Hdqrs." or wrtte Box ''X' Newport Bal-
611 Coast Hiway Beacon 5zn boa News-Times. 37-tfc
===-:--:---:=---:--:=,.----00----::-:tlc WANT T O R ENT-War widow,
KUSICA.L & RADIO 14 with 2-yr.-old son, would like to
BABY GRAND-Repouessed. Now
only $485. Thi! ts a great bar-
r;aln. 0.0.-Schmidt Plano Co .•
Santa Ana. 55-tfc
ANOTHER magnificent Steinway.
r ent house on Balboa Island at
moderate r ent, with purpose of
establishing home. Will lease.
Jleferences. Ph. L. A. Arizona
30438. or l\frs. Richardson. Har-
bor 369. 66-2tc
EAST NEWPORT .
Three-bedroom furnished home
with unobstructed vtew o f bay
and one bedroom rental-both
on one lot-
Priced only $15,000
"NEWPORT HEIGH TS
New two-bedroom house. double
garage, near high school. ft.e...
duction in price if sold this week
Only $5000 Down
Immediate possession.
JOHN E. SADLEffi
Double garage, chiE.'ken equip-
ment, aviary and garden. Pr-Iced
at-
$10,500
New 3-Bedroom Home
Best loca tion : hardwood floors;
floor furnace; do uble garaae-
$12,200
~ T erms.
5 Residence Lots
On \Val.nut Street. Best buy in
town at-
$1000 Each
J. E. Barnes & Son
1806 Newport Blvd.
0.ta Men Ph. Beacon 5320
66-ltc
Immediate Possession
Medium size. Beautllul mahog-any case. The piano of the a&AL ___ a_T_A_n: ______ ...:.." 302 Main St .. Balboa _ Compl etely Furnished
?tfast~rs. Danz-Schmidt Piano
Co., 520 N. Main, Santa Ana.
55-tfc
Radio Repairs
All makes: tubes, etc.
Two New Homes
Ready for occupancy. Stall
showers. Glass doors. Rugs.
Call 1522--J
Phone Har. 2034 One block east or Newport Blvd.
66-ltc
A. L. MATTHEWS
Real Estate
2-Bedroom Home
Including Electric Refrigerator
and Electric \\rasher.
Balboa Bayshores-
-, -4
NOW YOU MAY QUALIFY for youi-new home
which is-being built In exclusive Baysbores lease-
hold located on the shores of Greater Newport Har-
bor at 17th and Coast Highway. Priced from
Sll.600 to $25,000. Sales personnel on tract Sat-
w'day and Stmday.
Corona de! Mar-
READY TO MOVE IN-Modem stucco with ~
wood floors. Dining room. nie in kitchen. Large
living room with fireplace. Two·bedrooms. Large
closets with built-in chests of drawers. Service
porch. On large lot-
$13,300
NEARLY FINISHED--.Archtect's home-large
living room with fireplace. Dining room. Two
bedrooms. Asphalt tile on floor. Patio. Two-car
garage.-
$15,000
VACANT LOTS-Residential lots from $1500. Busi-
ness lots from $200 per front foot Easy tenns.
Lido Isle-
IDEAL BEACH HOME-Two stories. Two bed-
~rate dining room. Interior finished in
knotty pine and plaster. Walled patio and barbe-
cue. TwCH:ar garage and sun deck. Close to bay
and club-I
Price $22 ,500
Newport Beach-
CANAL FRONTAGE-Four-bedroom home ; three-
car garage; bricked terrace; large living room; sep-
arate dining room. Dream kitchen. Price com-
pletely fumished-
$25,000
EARL W. STANLEY
REALTOR
COVERING GREATER NEWPO RT
_I
HARBOR
615 Coast Hig hway
Corona del ~tar
Phone: Harbor 1646
3113 w_ Central
Newport Beach
225 Marin• Ave.
Balboa Island
Phone: Harbor 1716
65-ltc
ISLAND REALTY COMPANY
Tw o good buys on Balboa
$15,000 each
Isl and for-
Choice Bay Front Lot
... with large stucco garage. Call us for other
interesting details.
Well Built Stucco Unit
. . . on rear of lot; has three-room furnished apart-
ment with lovely tile kitchen and bath upstairs and
small apartment down; walled brick patio with bar-
becue. -
'
ISLAND REAL TY COMPANY
201 Agate, Balboa Island-P1t'e 377-W_-66-3tc
-LIVE ON BEAUTIFUL LIDO ISLE
A completely furnished 3 i,t,-bedroom
home. It is 7 years old with an unex-• '
celled living and dining room. Tile
kitchen. Plumbing facilities on first
and second floors. Bathroom tiled 6 ¥.i
ft. high . TwCH:ar garage. Off the
2nd floor is a beautiful deck with an
excellent view. For people who want
a fine home with a rich surrounding.
Call us for an appointment, it won't
last long. Priced at-
$29,500
B.A. NERESON
Real Estate
HARBOR INVESTMENT COMPANY
Realtors
t t 1 t .t
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BALBOA ISLAND OONFECTIONERY -Imme-
diate possession on a good moneymaker tor a man
and wile. Good ymr-'round trade. Term le6se in-
cludes living quarters. Pltsent owner will start you
out. Shoold go fast at $5000. We. have P&L state-
ment in our office showing last l2 months open.lion.
t t
BEAUTY
t t
SALON
Good equipment and nloe j:nventory. Books open
for Inspection. Seliel' will. W911< tor buyer oo usual
dee!. Too much work for one operator. Good
reason for selllng. Good neighborhood ·and well
establlsbed cllentele. Low n!flt le6se runs to 1951.
One ot the sweetest moneymakers in this area.
We'll be glad to drive you over to see this.·
t t t t
BUILDING LOTS -Residential, Commercial, or
Manufacturing_ Any zoning you require. z.one
M-1 Newport Beach lot 150x93. Nice Newport
Beach residential Jot, well located, $1100 for qulck
sale. Waterfront lots including M-1 available.
CAl)lAL FRONT HOME-Neat as a pin. Compact
and very livable. Nicely furnished and only $7500.
Int.en.sting development possibilities for cautious
buyers.
SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM HOME -Livil!groom
14x27, rumpus room 18xl0; 7 good sired rooms in
all _ Enclosed patio. House and furnishings brand
new. Dandy Newport Beach corner location on
two lots. $16,000 cash or tenns_
;f; t t ;!;
CHARMING WATERFRONT HOME
Located in exclusive yacht club section just behind
Bay Island. Pier and fl oat on 60 feet of waterfront
Exceptional room and sleeping accommodations fo;
more than 14 people. Excellent condition. Well
furnished. Inunediate possessi~,000 with tenns if desired. _
;f; ;f; ;f; ;f;
BALBOA COVES
Pre-announcement selections now ava ilable_
HARBOR !NVESTMENT : ·
COMPANY : /{ __ 1 i -
Realtors •
30th at Central Ph. Harbor 1600 & 1601
t -;-. . • .. j
John D. Burham
2001 Ooean Blvd.
Phone Harbor 315--Balboa
2 new Cape Cod houses on
Ocean Front on the
Peninsula
2000 OCEAN FRONT
1 .. tory and a half, 2-bedroom
bath, large room upataln far
guest, llvtna: room , ftttplaoe,
kitchen, bedroom and bath over
garage, wall hcaten.
66-1 t c
WANT A HOME? Eastern house
trailer and cabana, butane gas,
running w a ter and lots of extras.
Can sleep 6 people. On nice lot
on Bay with low rent year
'round. Prices right for quick
sale. See Owner, Lot 99, New.
port Beach Trailer Park. :63-tfc
FOR SALE---$7950.00, completely
furnished five rooms and guest
house, immed.\ate / passesslon.
202 41st street , 1'\gWport Beach..
Ph. Santa Monica. 7.2939_
63-4tp
SIX-ROOM HOME one block
2004 OCEAN FRONT from shopping district, Cos ..
1-atory and a half, 2-bedroom and Mesa. Immediate possession.
bath, large room upotaln for Inspect today-182 Rochester
cuert. living room, fireplace, St. Phone owner, Torrance
dining room, kitchen, covered 1761-R. 64-4tp
porch with barbecue, lawn. llON&Y TO I.OAK •
flawen, t.aheo, brick walks, i:O.oo!TOi!iiiiii:rl.b;;;::;;;;;;;; picket fenoet surrounding each. LOANS TO sun..o. buy, ::mprowe,
beautiful unrestricted view of m'Mternts.e or nftnance.
ocean. These houses open daily Newport Balboe l"ederal Bavtnp
for inspection. 52-tfc and l..c..n Amoda.Uon..
3333 Via Lido Ph. Harbor 1!!00
Beacon 5763
BURT NORTON
63-Uc
$7850 Terms
Insurance and Business Opportunities
1972 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5225 66-ltc REAi. ESTATE Ell:CHANOE U MONl!:Y WANTED l!I
915 Coast Hl&hway, Newport
23--tfc
GRAND PIANOS-You will be
astounded a tt>ur great big
stock. Kimball. Ste inway, Soh-
mer. Hallet and Davis, Story
and Oark. One ~ Ollck-
erlng and it ls the real Ollcker-
NE WPORT HEIGHTS
N e""· two-bedroom house, double
garage, near high school. Re-
duction in price if sold this week.
Owner obliged to leave. Only
S5000 down.
lng. too. Many oth•rs to choose JOHN E. SADLEIR trom.. Priced to start at $395.
Terms .. Or rent . Danz Schmidt 302 Main Street
Plano Co.. Exclusively pianos. Phone Harbor 2034
Nothing else. 520 N. Main. 65-2tc
Santa Ana. 55-tfc -----------
Radio and Electric
JlEPAIRS
24-HOUR SERVICE
All Mak,. -Pick Up A OelJvfty
PERRY HARDWARE
ll!ll cout mv.i. H..-m
CORONA OD: MAR
54-tfc
WORLD famous Spinet type
m1rTOr piano. Repo11e1 ed. Now
reduced to $295. Tern& SUperb
tooe. Mabopny ..... ~
for -i1Yle and tone service. Dam·
Scbmldt Plano Co., 520 N. Main.
San .. Ana. 55-tfc
RADIO HOUSE CALIS-Naw !bat oddltlonal __ ...,..,_..,!
wChmdans are anl>•Ne, we are
Ible to malDe ~1oe calla on
larp o•• 'tt AD work .cuat"
...-. RA1IOU> Is. H•-.
S.OJI. ~ IOO llarlDe Aw,
ft.-191). -
El Bayo Tract
Lot on Bay Avenuit
$4750
Large Corner Lot
On Pmlnlula. wltb ..-.
$5750
Business Lot
with two lm4ll -
$10,500
Seoaol aood Bay Front Lota
LOT ON OCEAU BLVD.
$3000
W. L. JORDAN
'!Ill E. Central. -Phone Harbor 163
IB-lf<:
Nice Trailer Court
in Riverside. Equipped for ten
tra ilers. Lot 110x310. With new
two-bedroom residence and of-
fice. P lenty room to build cab-
ins. Immediate posseMionn-
$11 ,500.
Four Acres
in Costa Mesa, east s ide, one-half
block from 'Newport city limits.
Will make !ixteen large lots.
Two Acres
on West 17th street, Costa Mesa,
near oil development $1800 pm
acre.
LOTS -LOTS
Newport Height.......wtth
and all utilltles-
$1400
Costa Mesa-
$1000
EVA F. RHODEN
Realtor
470 Newport Blvd., Cos.. M ...
ELTON BARNETI'
PERNEL .G .. BARNE'TT
Brok on
Ph. Beacon 571J..ft,. ..
SEA VIEW HEIGHTS ESTATES
Large Restricted Building Lots
UnOOstructed View ol Ocean and Harbor
A(ijaoent to Fastest Growing Shopping Center
Paved Streets-All Utilities In and Paid For
Terms d.. Sale--Casb or 1-3 Down
Easy Mmlthly Payments
--0-
Nice lot
$1500.
on Newport Hel&:hts-==~-------61>-=-l:.::tc
A Tl'RACJ'IVE TWO -BEDROOM New Qibdlvisloo Selling Fast -Act ,row
For Odee Location
A. L. MATIHEWS
LICENSED REAL ESTATE
BROKER
2232 NpL IDvd. Costs M ...
Res. Tel. H-2577
66-ltc
FOR ~Lot ln Fairi1ew
He!O!ts, 66-fL to :!1iO ft.. l1500.
Call 110 Pearl Aw.. Balboa
1lland. 6S-4tc
For -IUPPlleo. -Ibo N_.nq...
home. newly ~ted. one-holf
•~ plot. Immediate occup&ncy.
Price, ~-229 AvocaGo St..
Costt M..._ 61>-ltp
EAST NEWPORT -n.r...-bed-·
room home with unobstiucted
vlrw of. bay and a me-bedroom
renta1, both on one Jot. Pr1ced
only $15 ,000. Harbor ll03&. John
E. ~Ir-61>-ltc
--0--
RALPH P. MAS KEY, Realtor
MU W. Central, Opposite Lido n-ter
(Courb!sy to Reallirs)
FOR SALE-Lot 30xlll, oxeeDmt • 66-ltc
location. one bloclt ott Cool!-----------------------
Rish_,.., 703 Goldenrod ·-FOR SALE-Cm-on& de! Mar, ~ SAN FRANMl!O'l -~unm
Cnrclna de! Mar. Phone Atlalltlc ft. lot. 1 blodl from achool. --and 2 ~ for ID-45563. Q>.2tp ol !!hod.. pood loeatlon fer II>-_ ame, wlD aeD or tndo fllr
"""'"-0.-. Pb. H-~W. N<Wi**t Harber Pl-I::t-_...
Me pile flt)' I at ,....,,.,,.. 85-dc bar HOO. . 57-ttc
I HAVE A
HOME
WANTED-Private loan, $10.000.
Secured by excellent property,
Box 628, Balboa Island. 59-tfc
In CUJver City, California, near 1 TllA~~n~.l:Jl8~~------_!:ll MGM studios, brand new 6-nn., 1 ·
3-bedroom, Monterey, worth 'l'RAILERS FOR RENT-Do J'OUl'
about $13,500. Immediate P<>O· own hauling and movlnr;. AD
oeulon. new equipment. S2-25 and $2.l'Q --1-WANT per day_ We tumlab the bitch.
M)'t'ehn Broo. _Service s .. t1on. A WEEKEND , cor. 17th a Newport Blvd.. Ooot.1
PLACE Mesa_ I 4&-dl
LE'I"S TRADE
(and save taxes)
Write or Phone
JAMES H.
McCARTHY
1138 S . Broadway PRoopect 7241
Leo Angeles
64-3tc
ADIPLAN'£l!I ..
FOR SALE-l!MO Piper CUb: new
100-hr. check. Will accept car
u trade-in. Beacon 5551 .. w.
Q>.2tp
FOR SALE -New Ercoupeo,
aeroncu, Globe SW!ft. fllcbt tn-
muctlon at Skybarbor, one mile
west on 19th at.. c.o.ta Mesa.
G-4tc
AVW W.&:NIW •&vn. WAJii&o •
WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
and WtllP.ayTop Prices
m,r, YOUR CAR NOW
w_J:dle Prlceo nre High. ~
Phane f1lr our WQlllEiiili buyer who wlll eall and
1111t1w -)"OU rcwac OPA 11!8Uiatiom. .....,_
pl'IC9 and Ui*Blf al detalJI
a.JLBERTSON CHEVROLET CO., Inc. e ••ullt .. •as ti 'n:J1r1
8l W• C 1'llL Newport B 1•. D Orem. CW'xll• a... .. --
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Annonncinr; the New Vibrapac
Building Units
Pl&Wl'OST &U80A J!!W!;!Ul!!z Jf••e1 Br e!, ~ Tlwels. ...., ft, lMI
• Take it =Easy, Mr. Big Bear! Gllstlin lss1es Call for Swi•1ers
For Pirate· DaJI' Aqutlc Evellts
A call is being issued this .. ...ic
by cornmltt..., memb<n of Balboa's
tilting contest and a race from
Balboa Ialand to the F\Jn Zone.
ALL Slzl)I BlJILDINO UND'8 BJ' .uo:&ICUS erans who once more tried hard Pirate Days celebration for swifn.. Valuable priJJeS including swim
f"lnll and diving masks wiJ1 be
gl"'n to the wtnnen. Brick Uld c-pool BJocb Now In ProdadlaD.
Walter Kline Concrete Products Co.
1M10 Newport A-Coeta Ilsa
. A '\'Ut majority of the Amer· to make the world a happier place men to participate in aquatic
tcan people will undoubtedly su~ in which to live. events scheduled for Friday after-
port and should support .the new A.."d:ERICANS ARE NOT A noon, Sept. 6.
diplomatic policy which our State WARRING RACE. BUT WHEN Ten prizes are going · to be
Department is pun·uing in its rela· HER PATIENCE IS WORN TO awarded to winners ot several
tions ¥.i th Soviet Russia. the most THE FAT I G lJ ED POINT, , water events which will be con·
aggressi,:e regime in the United BROTHER BJG BEAR, YOU'D dllct~ as pan of the gala fes.
Nations organization. BE't•t'ER TAKE HEED FOR THIS tival on Sept. 5, 6, 7 and 8.
The United States government TThlE THERE AREN'T ANY At present the committee wishes
Entranta are uked to sign up
With Pirate He11dquarten in the
USO building at Balboa or With
the GusWn School o! Swlmmin& in
front ol Ouistlan's Hut on Tues-
days. Thursdays and Saturdays.
-t:r NEWPORT IL\RBOR MOVIE GUIDE *
is absolutely within its rights in ISOLATIONISTS TO HOLD US a number ot young people to sign Sell that unwanted
,..,a rning the Soviet recime that it IN CHECK UNTIL. YOU'VE EX-up for a water polo game, a canoe through New.Times ada..
is launching a diplomatic offensive PANOED ALL OVER TllE LOT! --------------------------
Lido Theatre Balboa · Theatre
Pl'looe Barbor !Ill
Box Office Open at 6 :45
Shows at 7 and 9:15
Matinee Saturday at 1 :45
Continuous Sunday ~:15
Now m.owtnc tllna Saturday:
MOM de.liven the createst
M.....,_.Boma.-.
&ere eomei1 another spect.aculaJ'
bJt from the producers of
.. Ancbon Awelch"
"TWO SISTERS
FROM BOSTON"
Starring Kathryn GrayMn
June AllYMtn I
llmmy Durante • Peter Lawford
Laurtt:t Melcholr
Banday -Monday -August Z3 -26
Wllllam Po~·ell and
EAther \\-llllMns ln
MGM*• Comedy-Drama
"The Hoodlum Saint"
Added: Color Cartoon
Pete Smith 8-lalty A N.,..
Aug. %7 • 28
Men would commit murder to
keep her dla.ry tieeret !
Paulette Goddard In
PboDe Barbor %1
Box Office Open .. 8:15
Sbows NlglltlJ', 8 :30 A 1:30
Now Showln.c thru Friday:
All request prvrram of
proven. Id .. !
GLENN MU.I.ER
AND ORCHESTRA
Georce Montpmery
Ann Rutherford -Carole l..&ndis
Lynn Bart. -CNal' Romero
and the Nlcbol• Brothen ln
"Orchestra Wives"
-Also-Monty Woolley
Dick llaymM -lune Baver In
"Irish Eyes. Are
Smiling''
Sat .• sun. Aue. u -ts
Two more Re\1val bib!
Samuel Goldwyn'•
''THE HURRICANE"
wtth Dorothy L&mou.r -Jon Hall
-and Lau.rel and Hardy ln--
"The Bohemian Girl"
Mon. -Tues. Aug. 26 -27
Dana AndPews.RlchardConte
"A Walk in the Sun"
-aloo-
"Caravan Trail"
ln color-with Eddie Dean
"'ednesday Only -AUK· 28:
GUSTUS-Looks are often decel\ing u may be shown when you
view thb p&cture f_n>m a dlst:a.nce. To some It appean Uke an
octopus· to others a walna.. To Paul G..utn. well lmoW'lll nrlm
c laM o~n.tor and lmtnK'tor, v."bo a.Ud, UJt'a ollefl b1' me. nm It, ..
It ts a picture be ~ for to abow bow be tat. a dl'VIDC llUlt for
the Coast Guard or Na\')". n.e demontraUob wu made ln Balboa..
-Photo by Don Hannon, Balboa..
against Russian expansion into the
fretih areas or the Middle Ea.st and
Asia. To have acceded to the
"""ishes of the Soviet government
fM absolute control over the Dar-
danelles, would ha•e given her an
opening wedge into the troubled
areas of China and India, both or
which a'ppear now on the verge
ot civil war. No evidence has been
discl<>&ed that secret agents of
the Russian government are ex-
ploiti.ng the ambitions or some ot I Senate Continues the more emotional e lements or M'ay Try National-One those peoples for the purpose of
Races Again Sunday Wartillle Probe creating chaos in those countries as well as trying to break up the Of Rohl Wyman United Nations union, but news
National-One Design races off ' reports from Ollna do indicate
BYC came to a n ill-blown halt that Communist forces are about
last Sunday, August 19, because I ~n~te probe into the "'artime 1 to e ntttng1e again with Chinese
of a lack or breez(' in the ha rbor act1vit1 es or Col. Theodore. F . Wy-Na tional armies.
entranct' where an attempt was man jr .. forme r army engineer a t 810 BEAR'
made to 'cover th<' first l<'g or the Los Angeles. and H ans \Vilhelm ! It is =~a~~ that Great . Britain
course After bo bbing about for Rohl, Los Angeles rontr:1ctor and U . ed S t th · f od f th N and the nit ta es as e an hour, e ntrants decided to call a armer comm ore 0 e ew-1 s arheads or other nations who
it off This comrvotition y,·as hl'ld I port Harbor Yacht club. a nd delay ~ f -~ d t
• I"' • • I · 'lit wtsh T\.~om a n peace, canno inde pendently or thosl' r aces held in comp et1ng prew ar mt ary I b k d
at the Ne¥.-por t Yacht club the contracts in Haw aii, will not r each ~nd 5hould _no t ach 0""'"t:o;, on
same day as part of th{' Race public hearings in \Vuhington. D. 1 ~5 new poh~ to t war.t e usdi-
1 C I , I k dis t h s1an expansion moves 1n a ny -\Veek activities. .. or se"era we-e s, a pa c . h I t ti I ch
Q\\-ners interested in turning
o ut acain for anothe r informal
race nC'X f Sunday, August 26. ¥.•ill
find thc.group tied to a buoy in
front or the Newport Yacht cluh
at l o 'clock . say the sponsors.
to the Los Angeles Times said rect1on on t e n ema ona ess
latl' Tul'sd ay. board. It is unfortunate for the
. . peace of the \\'Orld and those na-
\Vh1Je a. sub-committee headed ttons \\'ho desir e goodwill among
by Sen. Kilgore. tD.l _w. Va.. con-all na tions that Russian policy
templates sess1~~s In Los An-makers cannot oo m ore coopera·
geles and H awan. much research tive in 8 world in which thl're are
m ust be done befor e . the. staff of sufficient essential products for all
th_e Me~d war invest1 gat1n ~ com· it distributed ralrly.
m1t te-e ts r eady to take trst1n1ony. But to be mor e cooperative the
Black Gold Days
May Have Navy
Vessel for Fete
'Hu'°ntington Beach Chamber or
Commerce is looking for a battle-
ship to use as an attraction ror
their scheduJed Black Gold Days
celebration on Aug. 31, Sept. 1
and 2.
Secretary W .H . Gallienne or
the booster body and Willis H'.
Warner or the county board ot
supervisors each signed a letter to
the Navy department asking for
the assignmen t of a battleship or
cruiser during the celebration.
The ship's commanding officer
"'ould be honored by being chosen
to crov.'TI the queen or the Black
Gold Days festival which will com·
memorate the 25th a nniversary of
the discove ry or oil a t Huntington
Beach.
Finch Joins Army
George C. F inch. age 18, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Braden Finch, 344
Hazel Dr., Corona del Ma r , enlist-
ed for 18 months, Army unassign·
ed. through the Army Recruiting
office, 202¥.a W . 3rd &treet, Santa
Ana. Finch joined the Army to
get an education and to be a mo-
torcycle military police. George is
a graduate or Newport Harbor
high school. "DIARY OF A
CHAMBERMAID" "Girl of the
Limber lost
The committee's ){'gal for ce· is Russian gove rnment would have to
l'xpected to review testimony pre-withdraw rrom their principle
viously gathered by the Army's Marxist goal, which dates from as All kinds typewriter ribbons la
Pf'arl Har bor inquiry board a nd far back as i 870--communiza tion stock at the News-Times. wtth Bu~ Meredith
llllrd Hatfield • Francis Ledenir
J.Uill. Andenon • Regt.n.ald Owen
-Ertn Fe&t.urette In Teclmlcolor
-Also--June PrelMer &
Freddie s~ 1n
"Freddie Steps Out" --------"Gem of the Ocean" Thuno. -Fri. Au~. %9 -30 Randolph &:ott Ann IUchanls
Color Cartoon a Sportareel
'Don. -SaL Aq. 29 • SI
A. ,·ery racy comedy wttb
111o,... llllutt}· and happenlnp!
"THE BRIDE
WORE BOOTS"
With Barbara. Stanwyck
llobert CwnmJnp & Diana Lynn
"Badman's Territory" ,_ __ _
-Also-Sld.ney Toler as
'Charlie Chan' in
"DARK ALIBI''
Sft. • Sun. -AU&. SI -Sept. 1
"Larceny in
Her Heart"
-Aloo-
"AVALANCHE"
&&art• Sunday, Sept. 1 :
EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA!
Balboa Tbeatn -Sunday Mldnl1rht
-Labor Day Ev&-
Double Horror Show!
seR'11cE
Tbe pfetµ.re . fl\'eryone lt:
ravtnK about ---"MISSING CORPSE"
''SUSPENSE''
Starrlnc Bellta
. -alM>--
''The Dead Men Walk"
Doon Open 11 :45
Sbow Starts I ! MldnlJht
Let us tell you nankly,
whether your radlo can
be repaired m.,xpen-
sively enough for-it to
oe \vorthwhile! a.ad Barry Solllvan
• COMING ATTRACTIONS • Newport Electric
Appliance ( 'o.
'"l'llE 8£AKCHL>;O \\'IND" \
"TO t:ACH Hl8 OWN"
"llRI: WlWTE THE BOOK"
"THE BLUE DAHLIA"
"ROAD TO UTOPIA"
"SINO YOU SINNERS"
!"'6 Cout Bl"'O.
Pllone %1S8
I
Management's-eye-view of the
Sa11ta Fe
Many of the fine things you are eojoy4
iag aad a.tt abouc ro enjoy on the
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r esponsibility for asserted failure is still time to show he r once and
to finish r adar and anti-aircraft for all that in our time we demo-
installations in Hawaii. cratic nations do not intend to let
F . D . Flannagan . chief investi-he r take the world by the horns
gator , said, "We have much pre-and shake it to death by threat
liminary v.•ork to do berore "'e can or starvation for he r own selfish
map a schedule." Sen. Kilgor e aims as shie is now trying to do
predicted thl' investigation ¥.ill ""ith ever y other small nation she
"sho\\' a ¥.'eakncss or Army and touches. China. India P alestine
Navy procurement and contracting a nd Triest: ar e only a few exam-
systems." pies.
Relations between Rohl and I Mi!lions or liberty-loving lads of
Wyman. '-''ho first met while the scores or democratic nations
Army officer was on duty in Los fought courageously and heroical·
Ange les directing "·ork on county ly in life and befor e death to
flood control. already have been break the Ge rman-Jap yoke that
investigated by the House com-threatened to make fascists out of
mittel', which recommended pun-our children a nd our fathers and
ishme nt f~r both men. Secretary mothers. and with the same token
o r War Patterson. however. held or bravery, there arc still millions
last year thl're is no rt>ason ror of other rrredom-loving youths
penalizing W}man for any der el.ic-who will emulate the spirit of the
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P us u c Nonc:a '10 da)'S after the effective date of em C&llfornla; (2) The aggrepte forth and dooa'tbed In a reoolutlon by the Boord al Suporvioors ot the line of the County Highway, 60 of a p&r<"e! of land described In
said onlinance JlnDtln& said pet!-amount to be so railed by ltlCh and onler .. tabliahlnc said pre-County of Oran&e. State of C&Jl-feet In width, as described In the Deed to the City of Newport
LEGAL NOTJ(JZ tion, at which election the p-oposJ-special ta.'U'S shall be $668.200; cincts as election preciftcts m tbe fomia, the 8th day ot. January, petition fer public highway, Ne\\-•-Beach, said Deed being recorded
NOTICE AND PROCLAMA-lion of such annexation of said <3> The numbtt o1 yean prescrlb-County of ~. State of C&ll-1946, and is set forth In Book 44, port Beach Road, and recorded in in Book 249• pqe 424 of Official
TION OF THE CALI..ING AND part o! sai~ . corporate area . to ed for raising such aggregate sum fornla, •hJch Nld order wu pus. page '473, et seq., of the Super-Book 250, page 73, Records or said Records of said County·
HOLDING OF A SPECIAL Coastal Muruopal W&ter District, shall be twenty years, c:ommenc-ed and adopted by the Boerd of visors' Minute Book ot said Orange County· thence N th 23• 57• 30• Eu
subject to the tentlS and condi-ing with the tlsc&I year 1947-1948; Supervisan of the County of County thence ~I or t
ELECTION IN TIMT PART OF tions so fixed by the Board of Di-(4) Substantially 'equal annual Orang<. State ot C&lltomia. the .TI>. Polling place for this Pre-southerly I Yti:":f ii:: ':ltd .along the northwesterly line of ~ ~RPO~~ E~:o ~~ rectors o_r ~d Coastal_ Municipal levies wlU be made f!'r the pur-8th day of January, 1946, and is cint Is Stanley's Real Estate Of-erly line !'::;:":;!"easterly u,:'. oi ~~~> of land 4 distance or
BEAl.1-t NOT NOW INCLUDED Water DtStrict ~d subject to the ~ of rawng ~d . sum ~ver the set forth in Book 44, JMll.e 473, et lice, 617 Coast Highway, c.orona said County Highway, and as said thence &,uth 71 • 54• East alon
W 1 TH 1 N TI{E CORPORATE terms and condi~ons so tixed by period 50 prescribed, seq .• 1ot the Supervison Minute del Mar, C&J.lfornia. County Highway is shown on Tract tt.e northerly line or said g
AREA OF COASTAL 1'tUNICI-the ~ of Directors o( The (d) That. as prescribed by the Book of ~d county. The election officers for this No. zt, Boulevard Addition lo of land a distance of 290.24~
PAL WATER DISTRICT ON Metropolitan _wau:r District of Boa.rd of Directors of said The The polling place for thb pre-Precinct and their addresses and Newport Heights, being part of thence Cootinuin al n ee .
TUESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF Southern Califorrua, should be Metropolitan Water District of clnct is the Fire Sta.tion at 2817 the offices to be held by each are: Lot 169 Block 2 Irvine Subdivi· th 1 lin g . 0 g the
SEPTEMBER l94&, FOR THE submit ted_ to the vote of the elec-Southern California by its afore-West Central _Avenue, Newport Inspector: Fay D. Benedict •• 427 sion, as 'recorded 'tn Miscellaneous :'no:d ~:th 85e_ of, said ~l of
PURPOSE oF SUBMl'l*llNG TO tors .in satd part of saJd corporate said resolution and order passed Beach, Calllorn18.. . Narcissus, Corona del Afar, Maps, Book 9, page 26, records ol of 1,378.16 feet43to~! ~~~ nu: QUALI.FIED ELECl'ORS area, and, . , and adopted the 12th day of July, ~e election c;>ff1cers for this California. said County, to an intersection corner of said of .
OF TI-lAT PART OF 'J1fi: COR· WHEREAS, said e!ection \liU 1946, in the event of such annex.a-precinct and their addresses and Judge: Harriett C. ·Ruggles, 504 with the center line of the Old . thence South~ th lan~,lin
PORATE AREA OF TiiE CITY catted an~ or~ered to be held at tion to said Coastal Municipal the office to be held .by each are: Goldenrod, Corona del Mar, County Road. as shown on Tract and the southe ong e eas . e
OF NEWPORT BEACH NOT and \\ithin said part _of the cor, Water District of-the corporate Inspector: Mn. Arline C. Jasper, California. No. Zl. BouJevard Addition to thereof or· said rly prolongation
NOW INCLUDED \VlTlilN THE porate area of the _City of N~w-area of the Oty of Newport Beach 106--24th . S~t. Newport CJerk: Frances D. Graham, SlO Newport Heights, being part of distance f 567 O~lt of l".™1 a
CORPORATE AREA OF COAST-pc>rt Beach not now mcluded with-not now included within said Beach, ~o~ . Acacia, Corona del Mar, Cali-Lot 169, Block 2. Irvine S ubdi-section ~th a Un ee o an mter-
AL l\tUNIClPAL WATER ors. m ~e: corporate 87f'a_ of Coastal Coastal Municipal Water District, Judge: Lucille Deitrich, 519-fornia. Vision, as recorded in l\tiscellan· er of and all e ~feet !'orth-
TRlCT 'niE PROPOSITION OF Muruopal Water Distnct on TUes-pursuant to said petition for such 35th Street, Newport Beach, Clerk: Essie D . Kyte, 312 Qr. eous Maps Book 9 page 26 rec-~ b lkh ~Ii el \\>'1th :f::: a.t~-
ANNEXIN SAID AR OF day, the lOt~ day of September, annexation so filed on May 2, Californla. chid. Corona del Mar, C8.U-ords of said Count~.. ' S8l u ea ne ex~en g m
SAi G RATE i:uiE~ TO 1946, by Ordinance No. 6 pas..ro 1946, with said Secretary of said Clerk: Elsie G. Newland, JOOS.D !omla. thence North 55• S9' East &Ion U. S. Bulkhead Station No. 151
' CO~~~UNTCIPAL \VATER and adopted by satd &:ar:d of D1-Coastal Municipal Water District Coast Bouleva:d Newp;>rt . The compensation for each elec-the said center line of the OJ~ to~· S. B~khead St~on No. 152 ;
DISTRICT SUBJECT TO TiiE recto~ o~ Coastal Muruopal Wa-and subject to the terms and con· Beach, Callforrua. . tion officer so serving \liill be the County Road, 783.92 feet; hi ':."~ u~ ~t ong a line,
TERlttS A.No CONDITIONS FIX-~er OIStrt_ct, ar:td ther:e was also ditions ti:<ed by said Board of Di-Clerk: Ruth M. Gerrish, 201 sum of $8.00. thence North 10• 6' East 496.06 : c e is . feet northerly
ED BY THE BOARD OF DlREC-i~c_luded tn !iatd ~dinanc:e pro--rectors of said The ?tfetropolltan 29t~ Street, Newport Beach. Section 5: The said polling feet along the saJd center line of f and J>&l'.allel Wlth_ the aforesaid
TORS OF SAID COASTAL MU-~tons for the_ ho.ld1ng of sat~ eJec-Water District of Southern Cali· California.. places have been established as the Old County Road; • bulkhead line extending from U.S .
NICTPAL WATER DISTRlCT tion,. esta~hsh.ing .co~lldated fornia by said resolution and order, COASTAL MUNlqpAL \VA• UV' polling places where the polls thence North 35 • 18' East 440.43 Bulkhead Statl?n No. 151 to U .. s.
AND SUBJECT TO THE TER?t1S elec_tion precincts, des1~n~t1ng the said The Metropolitan Water Dis-TER DISTRICT -NEWPORT will be open on the day of said feet along the center iine of the Bulkh~ad Station No. 152 a ~S·
AND CONOmONS FIXED BY polling places. appo':"~ng the trJct ot Southern Californi.a will BEACH AREA SPECIAL ELEC-election from the hour of 7:00 Old County Road: tance of 1.287.29 feet t~ a paint;
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Boar~ of Electi~n, f1~ng com-provide a feeder pipe line from the TION CONSOLIDATED PRE-o'clock A. M., on saJd day, to 7:00 thence North 12" 30' West 52166 thence due n~rth a distance of
OF THE ~fETROPOUTAN \V.A-pens~t~1on of election off1~rs and point where the Orange County CINCT N.O. 2 shall . consist of a o'clock P . M. on said day. when feet along the said center line ·of 300 feet to a point :
TER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN prov1d1~g for the countlng and feeder extension line of said last consolldauon of Precincts 3, 8 and the polls will be closed, except as the Old County Road t . t -thence due e~st a distance of
CALIFORNIA, DESCRIBING ~a nvass1ng of ballots and the tak-named District crosses Newport 11 of the Qty of Newport Beach, provided by Section 5734 of the section With the ce'nt:riu:i: erf 250 feet to a point:
THE CONSOLIDATED ELEC-1ng o( a.11 steps n~ary to com-Avenu~._ in . the vicinity of Costa as said Precincts are _set forth and El~tions Code ?f' the State of \Vestminster Avenue, as shown :n thence due ~u~ a distance of
TION PRECINCTS AND THE plete said annexation . now. there-Mesa in satd County of Orange described t.n a resolution and order California f F . ddi . 300 feet to a point. • . fore , b"-h. .d ~~-S . . . a map o u-st A lion to New-th ce d t dist ! 350 POLLING PLACES THEREIN • , thc~ce south":ester1y to the Jnter-esta ~ 1ng sai r-l=•Cts. u ect1on 6 : Th_e ap~pr1_ate n~e port Heights, as recorded in Book en ue. ea~ a ance o
EST A 8 L 1 S l{ED FOR SAID NOTICE AND PROCL~-section of s8ld Newport Avenue election precincts ln the County and v.'ords of 1dent1f1cation g1ve.n of Miscellan us M 4 94 feet to a point.
ELEcnON ST AT 1 NG TI-IE TION are hereby mad~ and given with Twenty-third Street in the ot Orange, State of California, said part of said corporate area record f ~ Co a~ . · page ' then~ easterly in a direct line
NA..\lES OF THE ~!EMBERS OF by the Boa.r~ of 1D1recto;s .of vi~nity of said ~ta Mesa. and which said order was passed and by the ~~ of Directo~ _of then~o N~~h 39!1U·East alon to ~ta t1on No. 75 of .Patent 1:xn1:n·
ntE BOARDS OF ELECTION Coas t~l Municipal \\:_ater _D1str1~t said The ?.1etropolitan Water Dis-adopted by the Board of Super-Coastal Municipal Wate r D1str1ct the t r f "d \V . . g dar1~ of t he Rancho San Joaquin.
FOR SUCH POLLl~G PLACES that, in accordanet' with said Ordi-trict of Southern California, in the visors of the County of Orange. for the purpose of identifying said Ave~~ e;O~~ of s~i t estm~nste~ as per map rt'COrded in Book 1.
AND TIIE COl\•lPE~SATlON OF nances No. 5 an~ No. 6, pass~ event of such annexation . v.'i ll pro-State of California. the 8th day of part of said corporate area for said Inters ti · .-t~ th 0 a poin\. 0 page 47 of Patent Records of Los
SAID E LECTION OFFICF.RS and ~dopted by said Board at s31d vide the necessar:y shut-off valves. January, 1946. and is set forth in election is "That Part or the Cor· of Fi;;cec~~h ';1treet eas ~~~!,n ~~ Angeles County, California;
AND STATI~C THE PROCED· me<'t1ng hel d the 26th day of July, check valve, meter and vaults to Book 44, page 473, et seq .. of the porate Area of the City of New-afor .d 1 ~:· Add·u thence sout heasterly along said 1946· S . • M. t Book r .d 0 _ N esa1 n1ap o LrSt 1 on to R h bo d . . URE FO R CAt\\'ASSJ:o.l'G THE · . . . . en:ible water to be delivered fron1 upervtsors inu e o sw po~t . i.x:ach ot No\\• Included Ne" rt Hei hts:' anc o . un at:)' line to Station
BALLOTS CAST A'f SAID Section 1. A special election has said Orange County feeder extcn-County. W1th1n the Corporate Area of rpo g ~ , 78 of srud Rancho boundary; said
ELECTION. been ca~Jed and ordered t.0 be held sion line through said fl'<'der pipe The polling place for this Pre-Coastal Municipal \Vater District··. f t~e~ce So~th 49 30 r Eastf 3·2~~ Station being South 68° 43' 40"
and notice and proclamation there-line to said Coastal Municipal cinct is the City Hall. N{'\vport and the boundaries of said part of F~t . o~g St e center in.e 0 s~i east 220..55 feet from United States
\Vl-IEREAS . tt.·rtain qualified of hereby arc given hy the Board \Vatcr District at the intersection Beach, California. said corporate area in the County t 1 ee~t t;eet to a point .0 r in-Bulkhead Station No. 104 in the
el-tors rC"Sidlng \Vilhin that part of Directors of Coastal Municipal of said NeWport Av('nue with said The election officers for this of Orange, State of California as e~ection \VJ.th the center hne of b~~k.!:::-:ld lint' as said bulkhead .... \Va ter District \\'hich special . Pr · d th · ddr d '. Irvine Avenue as shown on afore-. ' of th(' corporale area or the City . . · . . Twenty.third Street, but said The ec1nct an eir a esses an the same are set forth and descrth· said f F.' d . . 1 hne and bulkhead stations are laid
of N'C\'.1>0rt &•ach not no\v in-election 15 to be held at a nd Wlthin Metropolitan \Vater District of the offices to be held by each are: ed in said petition praying for said ~a~ 0 irst A dition to Ne\v-out and shown upon the map of
cluc.1L-<l \vithin lhc corporate area that p~rt of the corporate area of Southern California will not pro· Inspector: l-Iannah M. Gillis, 214 annexation and as set forth and po~~ Heig~ts: h 40,, 30, \ Ne\vport Bay, California, showing
of Coastal ~·tunicipal \Vater Dis· the ~ity of N~\'<'~rt Beach not vide pressure-regulating equip-21st Street, Newport Beach, descrilx-d in Ordinance No. 5 pass-the e n.~e out r f 1 V~st along Harbor lines, approved by the War
trict. v.·hich said J>art of said cor-now included within t.h~ corporate ment: that in the evC"nt that said California. ed and adopted by the Board of sai center ine_ 0 rvine Ave-Department January 18th. 1917 :
porat{' area lies wholly within the a~ea .or Coastal Municipal Water corporate area of said City or Judge: Irene M. Woods, 207-Directors of Coastal Municipal nue_ and the southv.es_terly prol?n-thence South 45° 45' East 990
County of Orange, S late of Cali-Distri~t. C?unty of Orange, State Newport Beach not now included 20th Street, Ne\\·port Beach, \Vater Distric t granting the prayer gation °~J thi:_ center line of Irvine feet; _
fornla, ha._.e petitioned Coas tal of California, on Tuesday, the IOt h "'ithin said Coastal Municipal Wa-California. of said P<"tition for annC'xc:i tion and Avenue -.49::> feet , nlore or less. thence South 29 ° 00' East 330
!o1unicipal \\'ater District praying day o_f September , 1946. said part ter District is not so annexed to Clerk : Julia r--tae Eggert, 1608 v.1hich also constitute thC' boun· to the northeast corner '?f Lo~ 'H', fC'Ct ;
for the 8 nn('X1ng or said part of of said corporate. area bei_ng the said Coastal Municipal Water Dis· \Vest Ottan Front. Nev.1>0rt daries of That Part of the Cor-Tract 919· as recorded in ~'liscel-thence South 54 • 30• East to an
sajd corporal(· area to Coastal area. the boundartc>s ?f \vh_1ch a~e trict, purs\lant to said petition for Beach, California. pora t(' Area of the City of New· laneous. Ma~, Book 29· pages ~l intersection with the southwester-
?.1unicipal \\later District. under set. '.0 rth ando dc>s~ribed 1~ s~d such annexation and subject to Clerk: Libby C. Bolton, 209---port &ach Not Now Included to 34 _ inc~~ive, ~eco~ds or said ly prolongation of the northwest-
thc "~tunicipal \\rater District pet1!10n for a~nexat ion an.din sa~d said terms a nd conditions so fixed 20th Street, Nev.'POrt Beach. Within !he Corporate Area of Count):· \\hich point is also the erly line of Twenty-Seventh Ave-
Act of 1911", as am('ndc<i, a nd Or~i~ance N~. 5 gran.ting s::i~d by said la.st mentioned Board or Caifornia. Coastal I\'lunicipal Water District. sou_th"esl corner of . the 80 ~oot nue. as Tu•enty·Seventh Avenue is
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Southland
Stars Head
Ram Gridders
When the Loi Angeles Rama
trod out on the Coliseum green the
night of Sept. 6th. the 'A'J)?'ld cham-
pion professional football team
will have 10 former USC and
UCLA stars in its rank.
Bob \\'aterfield, former UCLA
star quarte.rback and voted by the
nation's top sports writers as
1945's most valuable footballer
v.111 lead the Ram's Southern Cali:
fornia collegiate !Ctar contingent.
It could "'·ell be that Ram coach
Adam \Valsh is pinning: his hopes
for a second vic10l'y over the hard-
hitting Wash.ington Redskins on
this bulwark of youthful players,
many o( whom a year or t\VO ago
played exceptional college football.
The Redskins Y.111 field their
goal-getting duo of .. Slingin' Sam-
my'' Baugh and .. Indian Jack ..
Jacobs in an endeavor to out raz-
zle-dazzle Jim Hardy, trick ex-
USC quarterback ,and holder ot
all Rose Bo\\•l pass throwing and
touchdown records.
Other Ram men "'ell known to
Southern· California football fans
\\·ho v.111 play are quarterback
Kenny \V ashington. end Woody
Strode, right guard N'te De
Francisco and guard Jack Find-
lay, all former Bruin gridders,
use grid alumni playing Will in-
clude Bob Hoffman. fullback: Jack
Banta, right half; Pat West, full-
back, and Bob de Lauer. center.
The Rams, no\v training at Comp--
ton Junior C'l?llege. v.'ill depart soon
to play the All Stars in Chicago on
the night of August 23rd.
They \\'ill return immediately to
arrive in Los An~eles for the re-
play of the '''orld championship
match Sept. 6. The Coliseum event _
is spansored hy the Los Angeles
Times for charity.
At the war's end, supplies were
being Oo\\'TI into China by the-
United S tatC'S Army Air Forces at
the rale of almost two tons a min-
ute around thf' clock.
thert"by annexing, including a nd pe~itio~ f~r said annexation ~nd in Directors, then said The ~1'etro-COASTAL MUNICIPAL \\rA-County of Orange, State of CaU-stnp of the State Highway right sho\vn on a map of Corona del
adding said part of said cor60'tate this Notice and Proclamation. politan \Vat('r District of Southern TER DISTRICT -NE\VPORT fornia, are set forth and described of ":'3Y. as deeded by deed. record· A1'ar, recorded in Miscellaneous P U B L IC NOTICES
area 10 The i\letropolitan Water Section 2: At said special elcc-California will not provide any BEACH AREA SPECIAL ELEC-as follows: ed in Deed ~k 506• page 334, !\.faps, Book •3, pages 41 and 42.
District of Southl'rn California. a.!!I tion there "-'ill be submitted to the such feeder pipco line and will not 110N CONSOLIDATED PRE· All the certain real property records of satd County; . records of said County: conducting of the special election
provided by the l\tetropolitan \Va-qualifiC'd e lectors residing wilhin provide any such shut-off valves, CINCT NO. 3 shall consist or a situate in the County of Orange, . thence along the St~te Highway tht'nce northeasterly along the and said special election will be
t('r District Act (Statult's 19'.27. said part of said corporate area, ch£'ck valve, meter or ;'aults (or consolidation of Precincts 4 and 5 State of California. and more right d~ ~·a~ d~~338by deed aforesaid southwesterly prolonga. conducted and the vote thereat
page 694 , as amended ), v.•hich peti-in accordance with tho 0'1\1unicipnl deliv('ri ng water from said Orange o! the City of Newport Beach, as particularly described as follows, recor .. 1n . · page tion of the northwesterly line of counted, posted, received and can-
tion was ruro with the Secretary \Vater District Act of 1911", as County feeder line of said last said Precincts. .are set forth and to-wit: 314· official rt'COrds of said Coun· Twenty-Seventh Avenue and the vassed. and the rMults thereof
of Coastal t.1unicipal \Vater Dis-amended, the proposition whether mentioned District. dt'scribed In a resolution and order Beginning at the point of inter· ty, ~utheasterly on the arc of a northwesterly line of Tv.•enty.Sev-ascertained. determin<'d and de-
trict on the 2nd day of ~lay, 1946; that part. of the corporate area of Section 3 : The name "That Part establishing said Precincts as section or tf1e northeasterly pro-cur~e conca\'.(' to the northeast clared in the manner provided by
d the City of Newport Beach not of the Corporat-Area of th-ci·ty election precincts in the County of longation of the southeasterly line hav_ing ~ radius of 906_ .33 feet .<a enth Avenue and its northeasterly law an , " ~ radial 1 t th t 1 ~-prolongation to a point \vhere the · \\'HEREAS . the Secretary or now included within the corporate or Newport &>ach Not No\V In· Orange. State of California, which of Summit Street, as said street . ine. a e poin Q
0 ~g1!1.7 aforesaid northeasterly prolonga. Sect.Ion 8 : The canvassing of the
CoastaJ 1t1unicipal \Vater Distr ict area of Coastnl Municipal \Vater eluded \Vithin the Corporate Area said order "·as passed and adopted is laid out and shown on a map ning b<-ar~ng North 47 33 2:.> votes cast at said special election
compll'ted his examination of said District shall be annexed to Coast-of Coastal Municipal Water Dis· by the Board of Supervisors of the of the Seashore Colony Tract. as East ) a dista!1ce_ of 504.85 feet ; tion of the northwesterly line of "'ill be made and conducted hy the
petition and &.ttached his certifi-al Municipal Water District and trict" has be<"n designated and de-County or Orange, State of Cali-recorded ln ?.lap Book 7, page 25, the_nce conunuing al~ng the last Twenty·Sevent.h Avenue intersects Board of Dlr<'Ctors of Coastal Ma-
c.ate thereto !ihov.•ing said petition thereby be and become annt'xe-0. cla red by the Board of Directors fornia. the 8th day of January. records ot Orange County, Cali-mention~ south~rly lJne of said the northwesterly prolongation of nicipal Water District at a m eet-
to be sufficient, and said petition added to and included in The ~1 et-of Coastal Municipal Water Dis-1946, and is set forth In Book 44. fomia, v.;th the north bank o( the State High\'.'ay right of way, tan-the northeasterly line of Corona ing to be held for that purpose on
was duly and regularly set for ropolitan Water District of South· trict to be the appropriate name page 473, et seq .• of the Super-Santa Ana River; gent South 74 " 21' 30" East del Mar, as shown on the above Thursday. the 12th day of Septem-
hearing before the Board or Di-crn California, subject to the fol-and words of ide-ntlfication by \"isors' Minute Book of said thence easterly and southeaster· 1·252·22 feet; . , mentioned map thereof: ber, 1946. at 8 :30 o'clock P . ~t'.
rectors of !iaid Coastal Municipal lowing terms and conditions fixed \\'hich said part of said corporate County. ly along the north bank of said the_nce co~tinwng alon~ the last thence southeasterly along the (but subject to the pro,isions of
Water District at its regular place-by the Board of Directors of said area proposed to be annexed shell The polling place for this Pre-river S 400 feet more or less to an mentioned right of way lrne along north\\'esterly prolongation of the Section 7801 of said Elections
of meeting on the 26th day of July, Coastal MuniCipal Water District be designated in thls NOTICE cinct is the Fire Station at 703 inte~tion wii'h the former 'south· a curve concave to the north hav-northeasterly line of Corona del Code) at the office of Coastal Mu-
19-16. at the hour of 8;30 o'clock and subject to the tcnns and con· AND PROCLAMATION of the East Bay Avenue. Balboa. Cali· erly line of the California State ing a radius of 1,550 feet, a dis-Mar and along the northeasterly nicipa] Water District, in the La-
P. 1'1., and said petition was heard ditions fixed by the &ard of Di-calling and holding of said spe-fornia. Highway having a "-'idth of 80 tance of 379.~ ~eet ; line of Corona del Mar and its guna Beach County Water District
by said Board of Directors at that rect~rs of said The l\fetropolitan cial election and upon the ballot The election officers for this feet. Said point of intersection the_nce co~tinwng along _thealast southeasterly prolongation to Its BulldJng, in the City of Laguna
time and plD.ce and said petition Water District or Southern Cali-used at said special election. There Precinct and their addressk and bears south s •ss•1s• east 1,113.01 mentioned right of way line tan-intersection with the center line Beach, County of Orange, State
wu granted <lS prayed by an or-fomia, which terms and conditions also shall be printed upan said the offices to be held by each are: reet from the northv.•est corner of gent South 88° 23' 30• East a dis· of the water course of that certain of California, and it it is deter-
dinance of said Board of Directors are by said Ordinance No. 5 of ballot the following: Inspector: Harold C. Ahrendt, the southeast one-quarter (1i(.} of lance of 201.35 feet to a point in canyon lying immediately south-mined upon the canvassing of the --~ d d led said Board of Directo-of Coastal .,.....,r. n-an Avenue, Balboa, s-lion 29, To-·hip 6 South, the southeasterly line of the parcel easterly of Corona deJ ~far, com-then and there pa~ an a op . •" ~V.;JV \ft.~ ..... ........ 1 k B vote cast at said election that the being Ordinance No. 5 in the rec-Municipal \Vater District made the P a 0 P 0 8 I T I 0 N California. Range 10 West. S.B.B. ~& M.: said of land as deeded to the City of mon Y nown as uclt Gully: said propo6ition so submitted at
onh of said Board of Directors; terms and conditions upon which Sball THAT PABT Judge: John M. M. Leonard, 301 point of intersection also being 40 Newport Beach by deed r ecorded 1thedn.ce ~ a rge11neral southwest· said special election to the elec-
and. sald annexation can take place, OF THE OOK--Alvarado Place, Balboa, Cali-feet southerly of Engineer's Sta-in Deed Book 249, page 423, r ec· er Y irection ° owiJtg along the tors ot That Part of the r,._...._ate
namely.· PO&AD AREA fornia . tion 683 + 4-0.95 on the -nler line ords of said County,· center line of the water course of ........... ......,. \VHEREAS, the corporate area ..... h r 'd B G Area of the City of Newport Beach of said Coutal Municipal Water (a) That there shall be levied OF TH& OITY O F Clerk: MolUe Fenelon, 1721 of said highway; aaid point also thence South 29° West along the 1t e a oresai huck ully to Its Not Now Included Within lhe
District has herelofore been added for the fiscal year 1947-1948 by N !! W P 0 B T Miramar Drive. Balboa, Cali-being the .,.,·eaterly terminus of the last mentioned southeasterly line ntersection wit the ordinary high Corparate Area of Coastal Mu·
and annexed to and ls included in the said Cotutal Municipal Water B Z A. 0 B N 0 'l' fornia. ordinary hJgh tide Une of the P&.-and the southwesterly prolo'nga-tide line of the Pacific Ocean; nicipal Water District has received
and •· a part of The ~tetropoUtan Distn.ct •-•·al taxes upon the NOW INOLUDED Clerk: Dolly R. Spear, 323 Al-cl.fie Ocean in Newport Bay and tion thereof a distance of 970.81 thence South 20• West three (3) ~ ...--~ --·1 · t th p ·r ....,,_ the affirmative vote of a majority Water District of Southern Cali-taxable property \li'ithin said cor-W I TH I N ... --.. varado Place, Balboa, Cali-designated "North Une" and north feet to an intersection with a line mi es in ° e aC'I ic '-"'""'an to a
0 0 8 p 0 a AT g f . 350 f 1 d point of the votes cast in such election. fornla and the inclusion and addi-porate area of the Oty of Newport orrua . bank of the Santa Ana River, as eet northeaster Y of an ; then the President and Seo-etary
tion of that part of the corporate Beach hereinafter described and AllZA OFOOAST-COASTAL lwtlJNtOPAL WA· established by a decree in Court parallel with the bulkhead extend· thence northwesterly along a of the said Board of Directorl ot
·-a of the City of Newport which is not now a part of Coasta1 AL MUNICIPAL TER DISTRICT -NEWPORT Case No. 23686 of the Superior ing from U . S. Bulkhead Station line parallel to and three (3) miles ,.. __ _ -· di t fro th ordi ~t&I Municipal Water District, Beach not 00\li' included within the Municipal Water District, in adjll-\\'ATE R D 1 S -YES BEACH AREA SPECIAL ELEC-Court in and for Orange County, No. 170 to U. S. Bulkhead Station ldstanll 1 mth Pe ~~ high upon the completion of the can-
corporate area ot Coastal Muni-lion to the taxes elsewhere ln Che TRICT be IUlQexed 110N CONSOLIDATED PRE-Callfornia, a certified copy of No. 175, as said bulkhead line t e ne 0 e ad.tic \ft.""'an to a vass of the result of the vote at
dpal \Yattt Di.strict to the cor-"Municipal Water District Act of to Coastal Muid-----CINCT NO. 4 shall consist of a which decree was recorded Sep-and bulkhe&.d stations are laid out point. which point is the most said election by aaid Board of Df,
po.rate art'a of said Coastal ?tlu-1911", as amended, authorized to pal "'•t~r District, consolidation of Precincts 6, 10 tember 19l 1928 ln Book 201, and shoWJ? u~n a map ~f Newport soNutherly Becornher of the Qty of rectors, will certify that fact to
ru·ci·pa1 \\'ater District will thereby be levied by Coastal Municipal mbjttt to thti .... 0 and 12 of the aty ot Newport page 253, Official Records of Ba_ y, Califorrua, showing harbor ewport ac · as the exterior " bo d th the Secretary of State and to the
annex and add that part of said \Valer District and the •0 '"'egate trrnd ud condl, Beach, as !iaid Precincts are set Orange Co ty, California·, lines, approved by the War De-un ary or e City of Newport -·· b o-h 1 d-~bed County Recorder of the County ot -rporate area to The Metropoli-amount to be so r aised by such lions n:.:~ 1 tbe forth and described in a -"'lu-thence along said north bank of partment January 18th, 1917, and oo;;ac s ~· in Ordinance w --~ d ed b Orange, State of Cali!ornia, and tan \Veter District of Southern special tues shall be $11,589.35 ; Board of Directors tion and order establishing said the Santa Ana River through the on file in the office of the U. S. N1o.thl aCi~~t 1 Ny the City Coundl will promptly do all acts and take
California: and, (bl That, as prescribed by the of Wd Dlatrlct Precincts as election precincts in following cOurses and distances: District Engineer, Los Angeles, o e ty o ewpon Beach on
.. ~rRE '°, the Boa.rd of Di· a.ltd 5Uhje('t to t.be the County of Orange, State of South 50• 19' ~· r--t 577.07 feet. Cali!ornia·, the 11th day of September, 1906; all proceedings required by law to "cu:-l""3 Board of Directors of said Thi!' 1 d .J1J ~ complete such annexation and to rectors of The l\1etropolitan \Va· l--letropolltan \Vater District of f'rm~ a.n eondl-California, whic.h a.aid order was South 66• 44' 18'" Ea.st 584.64 feet. thence southeasterly along a thence northwesterly parallel to
ter ""·trict of Southern California, tloos fixed by the pa••ed and adopted by· the Board South ss • 28' 28" c---t 1.085.28 line, v.·hich line is 350 feet north-and three (3) miles from the shore render such annexation fully elfec.-v..,. Southern California by its afore-8 rd t 01 •-"'" ~ 1 h p cl!' ~-1 tlve for all purposes. b)' resolution and order duly pass-said resolution and order passed oa o .rec"'" of Supervisors of the County of feet. easterly of and parallel with the o t e a 1c '-"-~an to an nter·
ed and adopt~ on July 12, 1946, and adopted on the 12th day of e>f Tbr at rtropoli-Orange, State of California. the South 74 • J7' 11• East 881 .85 feet. aforesaid bulkhead line extending section with the southwesterly DatF!d this 26 th day of July,
• certified copy thereof hav·ing Jul)-, 1946, such annexation to said t.&n \\r•tf'r 0 18t:rlt t 8th day of January. 1946, and is South 37• 15' 30" East 215.35 feet. between Bulkhead Stations Nos. prolongation ot the southeasterly 1946·
been filrd wtlh the Board of Di· Coastal ?.tunicipaJ Water District of Soutbf'rn Call, set forth in Book 44 , page 473, et South 73• 34 · 20" East 1,099.50 170 and 175, a distance of 1,800 line of the afroesaid Summit nrE BOARD OF DffiECl'ORS
re<'tors of Coastal ~tunicipal \Va-or said corporate area of said City tornla'l' seq., of the Supervisors' ?tfinute feet. feet to a po.int, which bears South Street; OF COASTAL MUNICIPAL
ter District prior to the granting of Nev.1>0rt Beach, described in Section 4: For the purpose of Book of said County. South EWl0 Zl' East 168.41 feet. 29" West 350 feet from U.S. Bulk-th ence northeasterly along the WATER DISTRICT,
by said lqt moentioned Board of said petition and which is not now holding and conducting said spe-The polling pla~ for this Pre-South 88° 46' 54" Ea.st 49L03 feet. hee.d Station No. 130, as said sta-!iOUthwesterly prolongation of the By E. H. BEAVER,
aa.id peUtion for annexation, has included within said Coastal l.tu-cial elE'Ction, said part of said cor-cinct 18 the Fire Station at 327 North ss• 54' 01• Eaat 546.15 feet, tion ls laid out and shown upon southeasterly line, the southeast-Secretary of Said Coastal
consented to said annexation and nicipal \Vater District. shall be porate area. to wit, That Part or Marine Avenue, Balboa. Island, to a point in the westerly line of said map of Newport Bay showing erly line and the north.easterly Municipal Water District.
has fixed. declared. set forth and completed, and all necessary cer-the Corporate Area of the Qty ot California. Central Avenue, 60 feet in width, harbor lines; prolongation of the southeasterly At~:::l ) •
-determined the tenns and condi-tificates. affidavits, statements Newport Beach Not Now Included The election offlcen fer this which po.int ia North 47• 47l 55'" thence North 75a 11' 44 .. East line of the aloresaid Summit S!feet E H BEAVER
tions upon 9»ttlch that part of the and maps required to be filed to \\'tthin the Corporate Atta of Precinct and their addttsset and West a distance ot 3,509.34 feet 1,401.60 feet to a point, wh.icb to the point ol beginning. · ~tary f 'Said Coutal
corporate area of the Oty of New-complete such annexation and to Coastal Municipal \Vater District. the offices to be held by each are: from the common corner ot Sec-bears South 35• 28' 18.. West Section 7 : The Secretary of 0
port Beac.h not now included v.;th-render such annexation fully effec-will be and constitute five special Inspector: Hugh B. Springer, 212 tiom 27, 28, 33 and 34, Towmhip 144..43 feet from U. S . Bulkhead Coastal MunicJpaJ Water District Munldpal Water District..
ln the corporate area of Coastal tive for an purposes, shall be filed election precincts, which said ape-Pearl Street, Balboa laland. 6 South, Range 10 \Vest, S.B.B. Station No. 135, u said Bulkhead ls authorized and directed by the Pub.: Aug. 15· 22· 29 and Sept. S.
Munldpal Water District may be in the --n·ve of!lces ,_,uired cial election nr'Prin--ha·-'-----Callfcrnia. Ir: M.; Station is shown upon a map en-Board of Directors of Coastal Mu-
ed and dded •"'""'t"'""" ·-.. r·--~·"'.,.. "'"' ~ N OTICE OF INTENDED a.AL£ lnduded in and annex a by law, on or before October 1. desJgnated and established u the Jud&e: Bettye A. F\nk. 203 Dla-thence North 1s• 37' 40• East titled 1la.rbcr Unes, Newport Bay nldpal Water Dil:trlct to mail to Under Sect.ton MtO of the Cini Code
to Coastal ?ttunicipal Water Di&-1946; voting precin'cts in said part of mend Avenue, Balboa Island. along the said westerly line of Harbor, California", approved by each registered elector in aa1d oCN~~r&;~~ RF.REBT GIVEN :
trict and thereby included in and (C) 'lb.at, as irescribed by the saJd corporate area tor the pur-Callt'orn.JL Central Avenue, 278.70 feet, more· the War Department May 2nd, That Part of the Corporate Area That BER.."'.um L. BELL &ad R. C.
annexN and addfod to and become Board of Direct9" of said The pose of holding and oonductin.g Clerk: Dcria M. Powers, 319 er lea, to an intenection with the 1936, and on file-in the.office of of the Oty of Newport Be&.ch Not ~YEO:::d~t~':-tbea.dc1:-:-:c'J,~
a part of The Metropolitan Water Metropolitan Water DI.strict of said special annexation election. Diamond Avenue, B •Ibo a westedy prolongation of th.at cer-the U. S . District Engineer, Los Now Included Within the Corpo-~rt Beach. Couat7 of ~te or
District ot Sout.hl'm California; Southern California by ita afore--Each of said spN:ial election pre--tsla.ncl, California. taln coune in the UnitM States Angeles, California; rate Area of Coastal Munlcip&I P. ~~A.~".!atoa~ wmcl:e.
and. said resol.ution and order passed cincts shall be ~-n u Coastal Clerk: Kate McCann. 200 Erner-Bulkhead Une exte'nding trom thence South 71 • 54' Ea.st Water District a sample of tbt Hwb&nd ~ Wile. Vendea, whQ99
WHEREAS, uld Board ol Di· and adopted tbe 12th d-.y ot July, Municipal Water District-New, ald Avenue, Balboa bland, Stationa U. S. 'D7 to U. S. 128, u 1.010.00 feet to an angle polnt in ballot to be used in said special ~:;i-:r .. Ne~· '='h.~.~~ °:;
rectors ot Coutal ?.twUcipal Wa-19'6: (1) 'Th.ere shall be levied by port Beach Area Special Election C&lifomla.. laid Huber Line is shown upoo a the ordinary high tide line of the election and ahall enclOR in the Orw.np. State of C&llforn.La. the rot-
ter Distrl<:t. by oa!d Qrdlnallce the oa!d '!be Metropolitan Watef' Consolidated Precinct and shall be COASTAL MUNICIPAL WA-map entitled ''Htlrbo< Lineo, New-Pacific Ocean In Newport, Bay, en\'OI-of each of oald sample 1~11"'~. ~= ~··
No. 5, fixed tM tenm and oondl· District ol S<lutbern California numbettd consecutively from 1 to TER DISTRICT -NEWPORT port Bay Harbc><'' awvved by the as established by Ileette in Court ballot> a card &tatlng the loca-="CH ~~.•I.., ..... !
t141ns upon whkh aa.id a nno:ation apedal tun upon taxable prop-5, inclUSi\.'t", and the name and BEACH AREA SPECIAL ELEC War Department May 2nd. 1936, Cue No. 24026 ot the Superior tion of ·~ precinct polling place mtalatwoe pit eou:PM and eerta1a loo4 ~ occur and ckoc1.ar't'd and or-ert;y •ithln Aid corporate area of tenitory constituting each-of said noN CONSOLIDATED PRE-and on me tn the olflce of the Court in and for Oran&e County, ot each elector. provided. baa-ever. ~trtr: t~t~O:~~~
dered that an el<C:tlon be callocl by aald Cty ot Newpun Beach de-prKincl> shall be as folloon: CINCT NO. 5 shall ~ al a U. S. District Ensln<er. Loo An-C&lltornia, a certified eopy of that the failure on the pert ot an C:.W.ty or.,,...., 8'Ate or c.nromJ&.
.aid Board at Dlttcton ...S held tlCribed in said petition and so an-COASTAL MUNlCIPAL WA-'conoolldatlon ot PrednCta 7 \and l3 celes, C&llfornla; which decree wu recorded Sep-elector to receive IUch sample be!-:'nt ":.' ;T..-:... ~ ..... U:: .. :.:;
within ti>at pert ol the -porate nond to said Coast&! Municipal TER DISTRICT -NEWPORT ol the Cty of Newi«< Beach, as thence Soutb 79• 00' Eut alOOll tember 19, 1928, In Book 199, pace lot or card shall not invallcbte Aid "'° ~--°' wW .. -
atta at the Cty ot Newport Beed> Water Distrl<:t. in addition t-0 the BEACH AREA SPECIAL El.EC-aald Predncb °"' .. t forth and the aald -13' prolanptlon al 715, Olftdal Records at Orance election er affect In anyway the :l l".;.,.;i<:.=, "ot":;..":J::.~~
not oow Included wlt!D tbe _. tuea ~In the Metropoll-TION CONSOUDATED PRE-tlelcribed In a n!&Olutl<ln and order aald bulkhead line to an In~ County, Calltomla; Jepllty al &nY an""""tl<ln tliat 1::!..1"C:.::~,~~~'t-~
porate -· al. o-t.aJ M~ tan Water District Act <Stats. CINCT NO. 1 shall consist ot a eotablllhlnl: said Precinctl .. eJeo. tlon with the eaaterly Ube at said -Soutb 39··· Eut alo<'C may be --thereat. Said N ...... -· ~
Water District, belnc tl>at pert al 1927, p. 691. aa amended) author---Udatlon of Precinct& 1. 2 tioa preclncta In the Ccanb' al C...tral A-. aald point ol In-the said G<dina<y blch tide line a Secftmy al said" Dlltrkt la aloo Do!H: ~c.·4.;:-nu..
said --ate area Mt forth and lzod to be levied by said The Met-and 9 al tho . Cty at N..,_i Oranp, State at Callfonda, wblch tawc:tlca aloo ¥111 In Ille -11>-dlatm al 334..27 fftt to a point, autlkrbed and directed to moire ' R."C'.
-..-In &&Id petition. wltJiin ropolltan Water District of South-Beach. u said preclncta ~ aet said order waa puatd ...i .topted erly prolooisatl<ln at ~ eaaterly wbldi la the --terly --_.,_ta tm lhe bolcllnc and ... ;., &J. .._ ,_ V-
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F . G. FROST Editor ed. that '!1e election on the refer-:: there are many indications •:OO to ~:30 and from ?:JO to
W. F. DIXON • ----Advertilin& M.a.lla&e' endum ~ll be held ln November. that a considerable number of the 8:30 p.m.. 8tw17; ll Lm.. KOR!ntr -p.l~------------1 "-----------..J
Printlnc Plant. 3011 w. Centnll A...,ue, Newport Beach. Celifomia The election d&te II September 10. Italian people share the views of -------
Also a typogl'aphical ~rror which the' "Democratic Fascist party," Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach apparenuy wa.s not SJghted and ,..,1,,.,,..nied by the gr., .. robbers.
A Dej;:tr fable Local lmUtldioll for 0.. 17 y..,. ~tTected by a proofreader made One American newsman who has
it appear that Mr. Rousselle had ed Italy reports that fascist
said "three or four hundred dot-t~ur ts cl.aim 200 OCX> members
tars" when actually he had written e e:e;: says that' some armed ~~;~ .?r four hundred thousand ~ch ~f Italians are looking tor
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We MUST Have Water!
Believing as it does in the blight future of a Great.er
Newport Harbor populated area, the NEWS-TIMES pledges
Its support to the officials of the Qty of Newport Beach in
their present crusade to arouse registered voters to the uts
most necessity of obtaining by popular majority a vote for
an adequate and permanent supply of water for a ll the corns
ing needs that a vast population demands. When the voters
of this city go otthe polls on Sept.ember 10, it is the earnest
hope of this newspaper, that having been presented with all
the facts and figures obtainable on the water situation, they
Wm cast a majority vole in favor of the referendum.
It is sure that the Newport Harbor area cannot go baCk-
ward and it certainly cannot stand still in the face of what is
happening throughout the west today. New populations a nd
new industries are coming westward and they are searching
for sites on which they can build new homes and factories.
Further, old-time populations from Los Angeles and nearby
environs are already seeking new places in which to live and
many fine families would like to come to Newport Harbor
for it has everyth ing that anyone desires-<>xcept perhaps
the thing we are campaigning for-an adequate and pennas
nent water supply for the needs of the city in general. It is
Imperative that the city of Newport Beach get that type of
supply NOW.
. · . . a new Duce to restore the po'A"'er .His ~etter is reprinted herewith: Italy had under Mussolini These
To Editor, News·Time!: bands. however, are no( large. The
. My thirty.five years experience discovery of Benito's body in1 a
m Orange county and Southern monastery just at the time whe11
California in development lines Italian Premier de Gasperl was and: working for . Newport ~arbor pleading at Paris for gn!ater leni-
ent1Ues me to v~t~ my opinion on ency in the peace terms for hls
water. an,d. here 1t is. . country, did not help his cause.
California was reclaimed from a Rather it tended to highlight the
deseT"t. turned into Allah's Garden fascist sympathie! still existing·in
by water. Bi~lio~ ?f dollars have Italy and to put him in a more
follo~·ed Cal1forn1a s water devel~ difficult spot. It seems that even
opment. as a corpse Benito A>tussolini is
Newport has TIO\\' come to the still a detriment 10 his country.
crossroads. With its resort empil c DRAFT AGAIN
around the bay, it is equal to the Apparently the heavy enlist-
best in the y,:orld. Ready to be de--ments which occurred before the
veloped for thousands of homes. it draft "holiday" were prompted by
is waiting only for a guarantee of the feeling on the part of recruits
sufficient Y.•ater. With guaranteed that they were going to be called
water untold benefits for evf"ry anyway and they might as well
working ma n and property OY.'Tler sign up and gain whatever ad-will follow. Thousands 'of new homes y,'i.11 be built. and new busi-vantage their voluntary action y,·ouid bring them. Th.is is indicat-
ness opportunities will result. A ed by the fact that the Army is
fair estimate of Newport's popul:i-not getting enough new men
tion is 50.000 in a short period of through enlistment channels and
years. must once again rely on the draft. The ansY.·er is in your hands.
Remember the facts. (1 ) The un-During the next seven months
dE'rground supply is goi ng d('lwn 185,000 draftees are expected to
constantly; (2l ~fore land Is goirg be called up. The September quota
into cultivation every year. dra,•.:-is 25,000 and California's share of
Ing more and more on this limited it is 10 per cent or 2500. So. once
supply; (3) Salt water intrusion again t he elegible young m<'n-
is a serious menace which hangs now the age range is 19 to 29-
over us like an Atom Bomb are on the "hot seat·· of uncertain·
IT. JOHN VIANN&V CHURCH •••bN ••••Rd Sunday Mau: 8:30 a..m..
Cont-ooo: S&turd&ya troru
1 :30 to 8 :30 p.m.
CORONA DEL lllA& COM0
MUNlTY CONGREGATIONAL
CllUllCll
Perry Frederick Schrock, Minister
eUotrope Ave., Corona de.I Mar
611 Heliotrope Avenue
Corona de.I Mar
Sunday, Aug. 25, 19t6.
9 ,30 •-m .-Church School.
11 :00 a. m.-Morning wonhip.
Sermon by Mr. Schrock: "How
Much Knowledge of the Bible Does
a Modern Man Need?"
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRl&T,
SCIENTllT
Lido Thuter, c;.ntral Avenu•
and V)a Lklo
A brancb ol. Tbe Mother Churcb,
Tho Flnt Church of Chrtot, Sci·
enlilt, ln Bolton, M·-cbu.ett&
Sunday School at 9 :30 a. m.. Bun·
day Service at 11 L m. WednMda,J
TeatimooJ.&J. Meetin& al 12 o'clock
Reading Room located at lll
P&lm street. Balboa, II open dally
from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. except Sun-
days and holidays nationally ob-
served.
The public ta cord1ally tnvtted to
attend the church aiervicea and uae
the Reading Room.
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
515 Weet Cef'llral, Balbea
(Ebe.JI ClubhOUH)
Rev. Arctye T. Dean, Vicar
8 :30 L m., Holy Oommua.tcc.
9:f6 a..m.., Sunday 8chooL
11:00 a. m., Mornlnc" PraJer and
Sermon. (i"lral Sund.&ys : Holy
CommunJcm.)
COSTA ME8A COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Cart B. Johneon, Mlnleter
124 E. 20th St. Ph. 2475-R
Cb.UJ"Ch ~OOl, 9 :46 L m.
lilorn!D&' Worah.J.p, 11 o'clock.
Youth croupo. High ocbooL In·
termediate, Adult, 6 :!O p. m.
Evenlnc .ervlc:-e. 7 :SO o'clock..
Jr.nd-week tellowlb.lp and prayer,
Wedn-.y, 7 :30 p. m.
11 L m., Prayer and Sermon.
ASSEMB•·IE8 OF OOD
11-.ry aad Ida Sude-Pu&on
-L<ciDD Rall, Hth
aad Central Ave.
Sunday school, 10 Lill.
Morning service, 11 a.m.
Evening evangellltic service at
7:30 p.m.
Mid-week service. Thunday at
7:30 p.m.
FIB8T FOUBSQUABI!: CllUllCll
OF COSTA MESA
Tumporary location, American
Legion HaD
JleT. 11114 Mn. G. WUlard Sle&nlo
Pu tors
Phone %811
Sunday School 9 :30 a. m.
Morning worship service 10:4.5.
Crusader service 6:00 p. m.
Berean se.Mce 6:30 p. m.
Evening evangelistic service at
7:30 o'clock.
Tuesday evening prayer service
at 7:30 o'clock.
COSTA MESA CHURCH OF GOD
Rev. lames P . McGraw, Putor
140 CabrUlo St-. Costa Mesa
Services Sunday 10 a. m .. 6:30
p. m. and 7 :30 p. m .
"THE FRIENDLY" CENTRAL
BIBLE CllURCH
of Cotita Meaa
' AR(ldi'.i&O'I'
Armand Monaco
ABCRl'l'ECr
8li W. ::J_Ave... Balboa
l'IM mt 1..-kewoed. An.
Loo ~ NOnuumd:J' MOI
CBIBOPRACTOBS
Wagner Drags-lmUtate nr.-c.w-
Chlropractlc, Dietetics,
Physlo &: Colmilc Therapy
lftO Co&A m..i.. -
r..c-· -l'lloae !OSI
DAY SCHOOL
Mortimer School
IO! Oonl ~ hlmd
ONdM: Oollep, Prepuatory
SUMMER SCHOOL
G. A. MorUmer, M. A., Oil'ord
PrlndpM --r 116%
DENTI8T8
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST -
not 11 w. Oontral. Harbor l&llO
NEWl'OBT Bll:ACH
I A. V. Andrewa, !.\'I. D.
PHYSICIAN
""" SURGEON
w ~ mpway, -r .. Ool-.W K&.
.John K. C. Chmig. II. D .
~-Sm·-2 , 4 1 7 s ,30
and by appointment
Beacon 5075
ut-1·8-
0oota -Collfond&
Laurence IL Dorcy, M. D.
Physician &: Surgeon
3%1 Marine Ave., -----
Gordon M. Gl'llDdy, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Balboa Inn Arcade
Office Hrs.: 10-12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m.
Phone Harbor 37
H. R. Hall, M. D.
~-8-
Houra: 2s!i, 1'y Appointment
'IWephone Be11C111 58&1
I.al_..,. --
IT IS DANGEROUS TO PROCRASTINATE WITH AN
ELEMENT SO CLOSE TO THE HEALTI! OF THE PEO-
PLE OF THIS CITY.
Now the qu(>Stlon ls. shall . we ty wondering if and when they
spend three or four hundred thoti-will be inducted and what the ef-
sand dollars on a supply w hich feet on their futurE' will be. It isn't
ma)' be only temporary, or r.i.ay go pleasant for them, but in these
bad on us at any time, or shali we days of international uncertainty
join the MWD. which a score of the nation simply must keep Its
other Southern California cities armed forces a t a r easonable
have already done, and guarantee strength-and the draft seems
a nd insure for aJI time, the growth necessary to maintain that
BALBOA ISL.AND CHAPEL
211 Ag•te Avenue
Rev. ~icht Kin.maa, putor
Meeting temporarily in the Wrr '-------------'!
llDtoa M. 1llu1Nll, II. D.
11101 Co&A aw.,
To continue to ignore the warnings of accredited engins
eers, is to INVITE DISASI'ER at some unexpected time in
the future.
Can we affoni to vote down this referendum? Or can we
affoni to pay for it at expe~ that will be hardly noticeable
over a 20-year0 amortized period. To the average person the
$625,104.44, which the Metropolitan Wa ter District System
is asking the city of Newport Beach to contribute as its share
ol an lrivestment in the membership plan of the Coastal Mus
nicipal Wat.er League, seems like a Jot of money. Actually,
when you break it down to the mass--basis level, wherein each
Individual contributes a small sum annually, it seems meagre.
Now le t us digress a mciment to see what membership in
the Metropolitan Wat.er system would cost the average indis
vidual taxpayer in the Qty of Newport Beach. For example,
Jet us imagine that you have asked, "What will this tax be on
a house and lot with an assessed valuation of $2500?"
1be tax on this property will be 12 dollars, or one dollar
per month.
You asked, "What will this tax be on a vacant lot assessed
at $1000?"
The tax on such property "ill be FOUR DOLLARS and
80 CENI'S, or 40 cen ts per month.
What will be the total annual cost to a resident with a
home assessed at $2500?
Now that is another good question which receives a sensis
ble answer:
Increase of 50 cents per month for water service, or SIX
DOLLARS a year. plus a tax of 12 dollars which gives you
an annual cost of 18 DOLLARS!!
NOW, DOES TI!AT SEEM EXORBITANT?
Last of the LaFollettes
The defeat of Wisconsin's SenalDr LaFollette in the pris
mary election will bring to a close next January more than
four decades of continuous service in the senate of the LaFols
Jett.es.
"Young Bob" succeeded his father in 1925 when the
elder LaFollette passed away after 19 years in the senate. To
this he added another 21 years of his own.
His defeat came at a time when he had just succeeded in
putting through congress the reorganization bill which he ~
authored, and which marks the biggest progressive step
taken in congressional legislative prooeedure in the past half
century.
For some years LaFollette's political power and prestige
In his home state has been waning. Early this year he saw
the handwriting on the wall, disbanded his Progressive party
and sought the GOP nomination. Having failed to gain It his
ooly chance of swviving politically would be for him tD run
in November as an independent. This does not seem likely.
His record in the senate is a good one. Comments made
by his colleagues in Washington indicate that many of them
regretted his defeat. President Truman would do well to ape
point him to a responsible post in the government. The
country needs men of his caliber.
of Newport Harbor area to a point strength.
beyond the most optimistic dreams BAY BIUDOE D
of any of us. A vote for the MWD When the multi-million dollar
insures us against any future wa-bridge across San Francisco bay
ter trouble. was completed a decade ago. it
In a word. it is a question of appeared to be sufficient to care
whether \\'e will play 50c on a for tram-bay traffic needs for a
punch board or put a dollar in th~ long time to come. But at that
bank. A vote YES on Septemher time no one foresaw the war and
10th to join the Metropolltan wa-the enormous expansion in popula ...
ter Di5trict is the guarantee of tlon around this area and through-
Newport's future. out the state that would foUo'v
A. B. ROUSSELI.E. from it. But now the great span
Balboa, Aug. 20. is already obsolet e. Its nine lanes
for automotive traffic on two
levels can no longer accommodate
A nation is the unity of a peo-adequately the great rive r of traf-
ple.-Colertdge. fie that nows across it during the
Christian Science
Lesson Topic 'l\lind'
rush hours. Cars line up bumper
to bwnper. mile after mile, and it
is not unusual for nearly an hour
to be spent by the motorist In
making the crossing "'hich should
hardly require more than a few
minutes. But just what type of
structure will be built and its ex-
act location have yet to be decided.
There are almost as many differ·
en t plans as their are cars during
the rush periods.
"'Mind" will be the Sunday Lei·
i on-Sermon subject tn all bra.ncbes
of :l0be Mother Cburcb, Tbe Flr11t
Church or Chrl:!1t. Scientist. In Doe-
ton. The Golden Text le from
Jealab : "The Lord of b08 te bath
ewo rn , e&ylng, Surely ae I have
thought. BO ebal1 It come to pue;
and as I ba,·e purposed, 110 shall It at.and .'' .... G. "1ELLS
A Scriptural C'ltatlon from Luke The man who wrote .. The War
relatf"B the expe ri ence ot "a man of the Worlds'' has passed away.
full of leprosy : wbo seeing Je11ua That play. you may recall. created
tell on bl11 face. and besought him. considerable panic throughout the
11ay(Jlg, Lord, ff thou \\'Ill, thou United States when the radio
can11t make me <'lean. And be put adaption of it "'BS broadcast in
forth bis band. and touched him. October 1938. A good many Amer-
11aylng. I will : be thou clean. And team were positive that an inva-lmmedlately tbe leprosy departed from him. And be charged blm to sion from Mars was under way.
t el l no man: ... But 11o much the But that was but one of the many
more went there a fame abroad of works produ(."f(! by the prolific pen
hlm : and ~e~t multitudes came or H. G. Wells, who with Rudyard
together to hear, and to be bealed Kipling and Grorge Bernard Shaw
by him of the.Ir lnftrmitle.11." \\'BS one of Britain'• three modern ~fary Baker Eddy 11ay1 In "Sci· literary giants. His best known ef-
en<'e and 1-leallh \\'llh Ke:r to th e f t "O u· t H ' .. Scriptures:" •·Truth la God'e rem· or was U 1ne o JStory
edy for t>~ror or tve)"y kind. and 1 which sold more than hall a mil-
Truth dei.troys only "'·bat ts un· lion copies in the United States
true. HenC'e the fact tbat. to-day. in one year. He predicted the com-
as ye11terday. Christ caat.e out eTile ing of the atomic bomb in 'The
an.d beall' the "'rlt.'' "[01mortal World Set Free." published in
Mind feed;; the body with superna.I 1914 . Few men have written so freshness and fairness, 11upplying much 50 well
It "'·Ith beautlCul Images of tbou1ht ·
and destroying tbe \\·oes or aense -------
\\·hi<'h each day brings to a Dt!&rer Nudist: the only person with
less packet space than a sailor. tomb."
MODEll MAlllE SERVICE
SHELL DOCK
BALBOA ISLAND
Someone said, "Let the thinking people rule." Why oot I ~;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~
put It another way, "Let the rulling people think."
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A sign in a senioe station read as follows: "We require a
deposit ol 50 peroent tram rustxxners -don't know, and 100
pe1a:r1t from some we do know:"
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Owacter shows itself in critical hours, but Is for~ In
OIU' hours ol ease.
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It Is difficult tD argue with a man wbo wears a smile.
Cemplete Fountain SeniCle at
HANSEN'S
Nwwwpwt
NOW Ol'l:N EVENINGS
MAI.ft • 11ANDW101D1:8 •
Rev. H•rry W. White,
Amoclate Put.or
Churcb School, 9 :30 L m.
Korn.log Wonhlp, 11 L m.
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Grauel Chapel, Coeta M-.
Rev. Herbert Roth, Putor
-: Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Comer Bolsa and Old Country Rd.,
Costa Mesa
Sabbath schoot Saturday morn-
ing, 9:30 o'clock.
Preaching service, 11 a.m.
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE Sl[A.
COmmuntty Methodist
1420 West Cent,.al Avenue
Rev. ~. O. Goodefl, Pestor
Cbu.rcb School, 9 ;50 L m.
MOl'llinC W onhtp, ll a. m.
Youth FellowlhJp. 6 p. m. Event.nc WonibJp, 7 p, m.
llld-wed: prayer RrVloe. Wed·
nMda~ covered diah dt.nner. 8:30
p.m.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
G. Edwin Oaher, Pallor
Euclld at Stanford. Garden Grove..
9 :30 Lm. Cburch ach.OOI for all
ag ...
11 :00 Lm.. Mo~ WonhJp:
Meeaage: ''We Thank Thee.''
11 :00 Lm. Nunery for all chU-
d.ren dll.rillg Rrvlce.
6:00 p.m. Metllodial Youtb Fel·
lowehip. Young-Adult Fe11091Shlp.
7 :00 p..m.. EvenJ..ng Worahlp:-
M--...e: "Come Ye Ll•e.."'
men's Club home
Sunday school-10:00 a . m.
Worship service-11 :00 a. m.
Young people's service -6 :30
p . m.
Evening evangelistic service-
7:30 p. m .
Prayer meeting-8:00 p. m. Fri-
day, home of Mrs. Hume.
A cordi4J welcome to all.
THE NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
(To be located on Cliff Drive,
Newport Heights )
"A Changeless Christ for a
Changing World!"
9:30 a.m., church school; 10:30
a.m., divine worship.
-Services at Present-
Grauel Olapel, 110 Broadway,
Costa 1t1:esa
Re\·. Herbert C. Roth, pastor,
324 Marine Ave., Balboa Island.
Phone Harbor 2185-J .
"Come Once-You'll ·come
Again!"
24-Hour
Radio Service
llOllE, AUTO, lllA&INll:
BA.0108 aEl'ADUm
Burt R. Norton
tu OoMt: mwa,. Be• ooa 6711
N.Wpoat 911 M. Oa1U..
ONCE AGAIN
SAM'S SEA FOOD ·SPA
Often y... Ille ....... Place
to oi.e .. Orup C.-iy:
All New---
Even the Location
. .. ()ne,Half.~ East of Old
Locatkm on Coast Highway.
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Lead Southern CallfOl1lla In the ~ al
-SEAFOODS-•1m
Y008 ..... cl ll'l'ZAU
-VWJ ~ Kft'CHEN -
Sa•1's Sea and n I
-~--04
I
Food Spa
Market .
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DB. GORDON E. RAPP
DENTIST
1811 W..t Oonlnl
Plloae Barbor 4!l·J
Newport
INSURANCE
Unooln National IJfe
Insurance Co.
"lea Muue IDdieMM 11.a C'bander"
DON n:&NIOAN
Pllione llubor U.f ·B
S08 Harlne Ave. Balboa IsJ.
OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE 00.
Ray Nielsen
W&z I ... .&..,_. PelWM
.......... ber ........
&IG S. .., .&""' a.lbe9
MORTIClANS
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
"We Ourselves the Better Serve
by Servin& Others Best"
PlloaeBe&ooa5110
Oo.ta HNa CalJ.fomla
OPTOMETBl8TS
J!.. T. Butterworth, 0 . D.
0ptomobt8*
EYl'.ll EXAMINED
LENSl'.8 DUPLICATED m.w ............ ..,...,.
Ill& W. o..n.a A-. f'll.. a.rMr Nil
IQ:WPO•T ma.tCB
Robert A. Crawford
Opt., D.
OPTOlllETBl8T
Eyes Examined • Gl&SSes Fitted
' 1'1111 Newport Boaleftrd
Drtve Carefully-Spare a U1'e.
°""""' ... -Olfiel" Hours: 10-12; 2'"'5 .._.Barbor._
S. R. l\'lonaco, M. D.
81-l ~ AYe., B•lboa
-•1'116
"9 S. llBl 8&.. IM U.-
TU-. 7N
By Appointment
Gerald Rausa, M. D.
~o ,v ... ~t Crntr~l Ave.
N"EV.1"Cll:T UE,\.CH
J'hl.ILC a~ 1\19111
1'o ~: e.11 ...,_., IM8-&
XsRay Sen>toe
T. P. R EEilE1', M. D.
and
WM. S. ffif;'l'()N, 111. D.
Physlclflns 2.bd 8urceo-
8409 w. Oonlnl
Telephone Barbor sot
Nlcbto-llJIM..W
PUBUC STENOGllAPJID
Phone Beacon 5808-W
M. D. Keesling
1803-A Newport emt.
Coot& -
8UBVEYoa/'
Raub & Bennett
8aa.ve1on and Enctneen
lllOll Now~Bhd., C:0.0.111-
TelepMoe 8-coa 5189--W
!11'7W.Ceatral Newport._..
TelepMDe Barbor UI
Protect the birch. The Dove
brings peace and the Stork brings
tax exemptions.
History records no strikes to
r aise the wages of sin.
She wu only a gear·maker'1
daughter, but &he could outstrip
them· all.
Newport-Balboa Tourist Bureau
All Modes of Travel to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii
Round:tbe-World Trips In the ooar future. See
lln. Boy Ill·-Ph. Barbor S9L SOI him, Ba11ioa
. ......: lla.m..t.lp. ..
111. •ORTRJIAlll IT.,, -
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'
Now Open
P & f Light Plant
Sales and Service
1595 Newport Blvd.
Co9ta Mea • -5%52
SERVICE
and
PARTS
for
Firm and Boat
Light Plants
• Standard
' Batteries
• Water Pumps
C.R. STAAF
MOORING SERVICE
;!; ;!; ;!;
Moorings Installed and Repaired.
Buoys Painted and Lettered.
;!; ;!; ;!;
Phone: Harbor 1080 or Harbor 1698-R
for Prompt Senice
He is one of the million. of pervi.sorl for permission to operate
Smiths in the United States, but a pool hall, a second-hand store,
he is perhaps one of the few of junk yard or dance halJ. He must
that name tn the whole country prepare the papers for submittance •
who has the responsibility of gov-to the county planning commission
erning the work of a $245,000.000 if the supervisors decide that there
corporation. may be a question of zoning in-
His name is B. J . Smith and he vo)ved in U\E! area in which an
Jives and works in Santa Ana. His applicant wiahes to do business.
job is county clerk. You will find Then the county clerk must no-
him a ny day in the week in his illy the sherifrs office to make an
office in the courthouse, where he investigation of the applicant. The
takes good care of your business sheriffs report is processed
-a $245.000.000 concern-Orange through the county clerk's office
County in which every taxpayer and read by the board of super-
has an investment. v1aon and the county planning
To look at the man, you would commission and then it is return-
not believe that he carries the ed with the other addenda and
responsibility and its ultimate placed in a docket at the county
worries of a business that affects clerk's office.
every person in the county. Multi-Water district matters are also
tudinous work of various kinds handled through the county clerk's
are processed through his office off·ice and these also must come
daily. To the average man, the before the board of supervisors so
work would be a huge headache, that the ex-officio clerk must take
but to B. J. Smith and his associ-care of them there. Anything have
ates in the county clerk's office it to do with transfers of land, regis-
is just a day's work 365 days a tration of voters, calling of elec-
year. lions. selecting of polling places.
As he told l;,llembers of the Costa appointment of election board
Mesa-Newport Harbor Kiwanis workers, is done by the county
club at their luncheon-meeting clerk.
Friday, "It's a $245-million busi-It a1so is the duty of the county
n(>Ss on which you may be called clerk to issue marriage licenses,
upon to pay an assessment of $8-passports. naturalization papers;
m.illion this year." in the case of the latter the coun-
•
That old nemesis to Newport for all finally broke apart and
Beach officialdom-the barge Min· debris has been littering the
danao-reared its ugly bowsprit beaches since Saturday evening.
again this week and left its mark The main mast and two c&bins
along southern beaches, much ta came to rest finally at Laguna
the dismay of many Newport Beach, as did much of the smaller
Beach citizens. pieces and Laguna officials put in
ln fact, it not only left Its mark , a hurried call to Newport Beach
but also left pieces of Itself stre\\'Tl a uthoritif's to come and salvage
along the beaches between here the remna nts.
and Dana Point. No one cares if tht thing breaks
The old barge. "'hich had sunk up or not , but it is "'ished that the
in Newport Bay, had been raised darn thing would sink before it
and towed offshore and set afire, 1 c reates any more embarrassment
only to refuse to sink once and J to all concerned.
naire!" or not. Legion Will Process Machinery already set up now Gl's Applications on I awa;ts the rece;pt of applicaUon • • blanks at the local post office Terminal Leave Claim , wh;ch wm be turned over to the
local l.Rgion post. H c rf'ferred to the increasing ty clerk must prepare the me-
ne''' dc>mands that are being mad£' chanics of naturalization for the
on the county budget. and he said superior court so that they may A("('Ording to Earl Coppersmith.
that if there are any ta.'ICpayers adjudge the applicant when he rommandc>r. Nf'\\'POrt Harbor post,
\\'ho are interested in findin g ways appears before it. After the court No. 291. dct.iils no\v are being
and means to reduce the assf'sS-approv"'5, the county clerk issues '''orked out in committee for han·
m"nl th"Y should contact the lhe necessary citizenship papers. dl. . I 1 1·
,\s soon as complete d£"tai\s are
ready. announcements Will be
made through the colun1ns of this
ne,vspaper giving full directions
10 applicants. " ~ 1ng tf'rm1na. eave pay app tca-
board of s upervisors and ask them Explaining that there is no tions of Nc"'por t H<lrbor vctc>rans.
what they are goin"' to do about segr<'gation betY.•een civil and pro-h d h 1 . f"l" h . ~ bate actions, l\·t r. Smith said civil \V 0 nC'C' e P in 1 ing t eir the various department itenls. claims. Outllnl"s Duties cases Increased from 126 in July, ; 1925 to 170 in the month just The service 1s ent1r£'ly fr('{' o(I
Drivf' C&r<>rully-SpRre a L..ite.
All kinds type_t.,. ..._ la Scotch tape, variotll ~ ca
stock at the New&-nmes. sale at the News-nm. .
l'RIDIN
~·ILT &UTO•&TIC CALCUL&Toa
FULLY AUTOMATIC in A1J. CALCOLATION 1
SET BOTH FACTORS AID TOUCH OIE Ill OIL1
Sn1ith outlined the various steps pass~d . Thc>r~ \Vere 104 probate charge. Ex-Cl's are urged to con-.---------------------------,1 in the prOC<'ssing of the various matters last month. Out of the 170 1 tact voluntN'rs from the post \vho
matters that arc brought to the civil actions. there \Vere .. 116 di-\\'ill be .availa blt• day and ni ght ror
1 3:ttenti?n of the co~nty clerk's of-vor('(>S or annulml'.'nts. he said. processing forms to be ror\\'arded
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c~ears the dials ... starts the calc.ulation ... shifts the car·,
, naqe .. completes the calculation ... clears both key;
boards. During the_lime saved the operator la wrltinq,
,answers ... true productive hiqh speed. D·IESEL SERVICE
NEW 225 H. P. DIESELS ON HAND
Reconditioned Diesels on hana with choice of
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e WE ARE WRITING ORDERS ON RIGHT· AND LEFI'·
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On Hand: 165 H. P. General Motors-New.
See us for inf'onna ti on on
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f1ce daily. The dut1~ or a county "Th"• . . t t. g.. h dded to Washington. I k . . h •t s IS tn l'.'l"'C'S In . e a ' ~er ''.aries, in t ~t 1 C0''£''.s a 1 \vi th a smile, "because back in It \vas the AmC'rican Legion that
!1ttle bit of C'Vf'ry~hing from 1.ssu-1925 only four divorce actions \Vere staged a last minute rally to rorce
ing a t\\'O ~oll~r hcen~e to a JUnk recordrd." through tC'rminAI lea\'e and pen-I ~calf'r to issuing a license for a He stated that his Office issued sion increase bills as Congressional
.. 10.000 auto court. . . 259 marriage licenses last month doors \Vere closing recently and
. The county clerk is also cla~si-and less than 50 per cent of these again it is thC' Amf'rican Legion
f1ed as a clerk. ~f the superior Y.'£'rc from Orange Count)'. that offers this fr(.'{' ser,ice. l
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board of supervisors. H(' must k~p L"d According to Comdr. CopJX'r-
th(' records of civil. probate and I 0 Woman Gives smith, the Legion is bound by tra·
criminal court cases. Corporate Picnic to War Vets dition to render this service to au
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a nd juvenile actions must also be veterans. whether they are Lcgion-
part of his record. He must file From :Navy Hospital ---'---~-----------~ :::-==================='--
complaints, issue summonses. issue
notifications for trials, issul'.' de· The nc>\V local, Red Cross pr<r
murrers, selC>ct names for juries. gram of entertain..ing patients from
process lett£'rs of administration naval hospitals in groups is prov-
for probate actions, set dates nad1 ing ('Xceedingly \Vorth\\.'hile both
notifications for various hearings
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for host£'sscs and gu('sts. Last
for the probate actions. continuing week l\'lrs. Henry Sha"' o( Udo
with the processing of the estate Isle> entf'rtained 12 boys from the
until a fin al determination is Corona Naval hospital with a pic-
made. nic at her home. rounding up a
Every piece of paper of r('COrd group of local girls as assistant
to a n action of any kind must be host<'Sses. The affair proved de-
placed on file and made note of on li ghtful for everyone and the vet-
a record book. erans are most appreciative.
As ex-officio clerk to the board
of super\isors. the count,.· clerk is
called upon to do a tremendous
amount of "·ork. He must get the
papers in shape for applicants who
\\ish to petition the board of su-
REEL TJIEFT REPORTED
Sheriff's records disclose that J .
D. ~1askey of Cf>.cil place. Costa
Ml'Sa, has reported the theft of a
fishing reel with a plastic handle.
Going to
You prob9bly have yoar dream h-.a
worked out In yoar mind -or maybe your
architect or eoatractor alrMdy hM prepared
p1am oa paper for you.
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dreams of poetwM' livlllg -true. Whm
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No wonder -the placee it's been!
Now's the time to restore its youthful,
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Our Ford mechaniea and body men are • uperta on motor tune-ups, paint jobs, SlllOOtbing
out fender and body dimples, removing rattles,
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Announcing
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Food for Thought
The Household Almanac for the
August 25th Issue Gives Seafood
Dishes to Add Variety for Our
Tables. Other Items of Interest to
Feminine Reader Include the Epi-
cure and How to be Cool in Your
Kitchen. The Beauty Column Tells
Us That Cosmetics Go to College
and the \Vhys, Hows and Where-
fores They Should Go. All in The
American Weekly, the Magazine
Distributed With Next Sunday's
Loi Angeles Examiner.
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