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40 YEARS. While a bit
drawn out, ever the
case where age and remini-
soenses park, the observance
of Newport Harbor's fortieth
natal day, brought out eight
veteran mayors who had a
major part in the early de-
velopment of the city. They
started the first dredging of
the bay; they inaugurated
more than a million in civic
improvements; they had the
same battles to put over
their programs that con-
fronts the council of today.
Those early • day endeavors
took hardy detennina ti on,
due to the lack of funds, the
indifference of the rest of
the county to become inter·
ested in a beach or mud flats
and the struggle to persuade
uptown banks and trust com·
panies to invest funds for
homes here.
The news stories will carry
accounts of the meeting. so
what is more appropriate
than to tell who the men
were and what they did. Dr.
Conrad Richter. 86. and the
oldest man present, before
coming here was a surgeon
on a steamship line running
to the orient and \Vas sent
there .to combat a disease
that \vas \viping out thous-
ands of nati\1es. He came
to Newport Beach in 1918
a nd lived on the peninsula
\vith Mrs. Richter. the for.
mer widow of \Vm. Glas-
sel), Los Angeles pioneer.
J . J. Schnitker. 80, ran the
dnig store n0\\1 kno\vn as the
Newport Pharmacy, with
the aid of his lovely daugh-
ter, Jean, now Mrs. Wheat-
on. who brougt)t her dad here
from Los Angeles.
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Ge<>rge Wllson. George was
cashier in the old state bank
of Newport, operated by Lew
Wallace a nd for a time was
city clerk. He Is now with
the Bank of America at Bal-
boa. Mark Johnson con-
ducted a boat building plant
off 19th street, which he
later sold, but during the
war was with the South
Coast Co. Of late he has
been retired and just re-
turned from a trip to Seat-
tle. Harry Williamson . a
navy man for 40 years. was
in the real estate business at
Balboa. but took his stint on
a navy ship during the war.
1rwin Geo. Gordon is a build-
ing contractor and b e f o re
coming here did some build-
ing in Phoenix and aided in
the construction of Roosevelt
dam. He is our Fifth Dis-
trict supervisor.
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Clyan Hall Fonner May-
or Hall founded Sturditoys,
coming here from Pasade na,
to build a plant at Corona
del Mar, which he operated
until the war put his wares
out of business. He is again
in the mfg. business to a
limited extent on Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa, but lives
at Beacon Bay. Mayor 0 . B.
Reed came here from ruv-
erside '''here he \\·as in busi·
ness and here was in the
life insurance game. but is
now with Theo. Robins' Ford
agency. H. Cardoza Sloan,
while not. a mayor. ,,·as one
of the old councilmen. and is
in the nursery business at
Corona de! Mar. John Mc-
Millan. connected with the
city practically since its
founding. while not a city
dad. was a nd still is con-
~ted \vi th the '"ater \\·arks.
J ohn is 90. + + •
Present Council. Besides
Mayor Ra!d the present offi-
cial group comprises Bob
Alie!\. Les Isbell, 0 . Z. Ro-
bertson and Mason Siler, for
whom Presiding Chairman
Walt. Longmoor presented a
bouquet as the heirs of the
old city dads and who have
as difficult problems today
as ever. with the same lassi-
tude of public interest. This
conunent would not be com -
plete if one did not mention
one of the oldest servitors in
tlie district. Ted Garrett,
who has been here, off and
on, as long as any of the oth-
en. and who is as e.fficient
and pleasant today as he was
In the struggling days of the
NewpOrt Harbor Yacht club.
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Veterans Mass For Build ng R 1.IY Tonight
People Who Live in Rural CRIPPLED CPA Orders Ne Man C1 ic Leaders LEADERS
Area, Best Tyr)e of Worker TAR TEAM
Says Harbor Manufacturer IS READY
To Halt Buil ing Work L udOldtime CALL FOR
A ewport Beach business m.., I x M . EVIDEICE
By JOHN DONHOFF
Football season of_ the 1946
varie ty moves into high gear for
Newport Harbor High school to-
morrow (Friday) when its crip-
pled squad travels to Long Beach
to meet a favored St. Anthony
high crew in the season's opener.
Thirt;y-seven gridders sporting
the Sail or Blue and Gold make
A ne w era of industria1ism in California was envisioned by \Valte r the tre k \Vilh Coach \Vendy Pick-
Longmoor. president of Wesiern Canner.;; Co., Newport Beach, in a ens to the neighboring Catholic
talk before the Newport Harbor }{j,vanis club. Friday. institutjon lo inaugura te the ne\\·
Longmoor said the trend of moving .small manufacturing plants stadium in Lake .... ·ood. Game timf'
from the crowded cities to the spacious rura l areas or the country was is set for 3 p. nt. and a goodly
even m ore severe in the east and the time is not too far distant when number of Harbor it(' fans are ex-
Walter Longmoor, Head of Western Canners
Company, Tells Kiwanis Club Members
New Home Subdivisions Built in Spacious
Sections Will Attract Industrialists Who
Seek Better Sites and Want Healthful Sur-
roundings
ea.<;;tern manufacturers would be seekJng sitl'S for small plants in the pected. •
rural areas of California . Coach Pickens has tx>en moaning
lie gave credit to the Federa1 v t A k all this \\•eek about lhe Tars ~ousi ng Administr at io? in Wash-e erans s chances of copping the open ing
1ngton. D. C., for hav1ng created fracas and pre-game dope seems
the idea of decentraliza tion of in-to just ify his cr ocodile tC'a r s. F ive
dustry in its insured mortgage. l H I of his choices for regular starting
£'asy pa yment home development ruman e p duties ar e on thf' injured shelf and
plan. may see litt lC' or no action, s hoving
'rhc pl a n. Longmoor said re-the brunt of hC'avy duty on the
sulled in thC' erection of ne w home I B• c • • subdivisions in rural sections and n 1g r1s1s I shoulders of !"C\'C'ra l untried re-
the concentra tion of small n1anu-1 serves.
I Fl\'t' lnjurffi racturing pl ants in areas \\'ilhi n First string ends "Bogey" Ho.>r-
rc>ach of these hous ing dC'Velope-rel and Di Ck Br ace a nd backs Roy
ments. President Harry S . Truma n re-\\'a.rd, Buz Chambers and Roger
Through this new idea. \\'orkers C"eivl?d a 300-word telegra m at Hillhouse are all on the shelf
\\'ere able to devote mor e time I the \Vhite House in \\'ashington but have been named as possible
outdoors, in gardening and in rec-D. C .. at noon today, demanding starters in spite of their injuries.
reational activities. They were n·t tha t the Santa Ana Army Air If Horrel and Brace are not
hemmed in by huge apartment base be turned over to the ve ter-\Continued on Page 4)
houses or smothered by lack of ans of Orange county as an emer-
space in which their children could gency housing center for the 1700
play. homeless veterans.
Indus'trialists who had made the The president wa." told that pe-
change from the crowded cities titians signed b}.-UP''-'ards of 10,-
to the rural sections began to 000 c itizens and veterans in Sou-
no{ice great changes in their work· them California we-re on the way
ers; they became more proficient to his executive mansion, urging
in their WQt'k and took greater him to dispose of the army base
inte rest in life. It was something in this manner.
new to see families taking a" in-The telegram was signed by
terest in the work of the Parent-Dale Heinly of the American Le-
Teachers associations in the rural gion, Fred Devenney of the VFW.
areas. Newell Lucas of the DAV and
EastC'rn employers were quick to George Williams of the American
notice the change, and when they Veterans of World War II.
found that their good employes
were leaving them and ,moving
away from the big cities, they,
too, decided it was time to aban-
don the old methods and resort
to the new trends.
Now many of the E astern man-
ufacturers are looking for indus-
trial sites in the west, with em-
phasis on California. They are
sold on the new method v.•hich
makes for better health for their
employes and better efficiency in
their plants.
High taxation and strikes in t he
big city areas also are factors in
the plan to dE"C'Cntralize industry,
Longmoor said. But labor troubles
are the principal factor. for when
the bus and streetcar men struck,
ther e were instances when the
plant engineer was unable to get
to his work and "'ithout the pres·
ence of the engineer , the genera·
tors that powered the plant could
not be operated and the workers
could not go to work.
The Eastern manufacturer who
is seeking industrial sites in Cali·
fornia and other parts of the west
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Badminton
Sessions on
At H. S. Gym
Six courts are available at Har-
bor High school for badminton on
Monday and Wednesday evenings
from 7 to 10 p. m., it was an·
nounced this week, and Harbor
participants are invited to attend.
A nominal charge ot 35 cents
for the evening is levied and the
high school is furnishing the shut·
tlecocks.
The program is sponsored by the
high school's aduJt ffiucation clas·
ses and those in charge of the
program have announced th a t
tournaments will be held. Johnny
Abell of the Balboa Island Sport-
ing Goods store is instructor.
Central Boat Works Plans
Pleasure Craft Production
cra ft specialty, the boat \vorks
claim they will be able to h andJC'
sales and SeTvice for local cus -
tomers as \\'ell as visiting trade.
Wider Road
Needed for
Huge Traffic
Officials of the Board of Equali-
zation \isited Ne .... ·port Harbor last
"·eek to check on population ~nd
other fi gures or interest. or special
interest was the traffic count. For
the information of the public th<>
special count made by state and
city officials in July is given here-
with In Cull. Taken on July 14,
1946, traffic on Coast Highway,
both directions, taken opposite
County Dock, total for period of
nine hours from 9 :00 a. m. to 6 :00
p. m., 18,771 cars. and for one
hour peak from 4:00 to 5 :00 p. m .,
3,239 can.
On the same day the count on
Newport Boule\'ard near the Lldo
Theater for the nine hours .,..·as
14,061. and for the one hour peak
load from 4 to 5 p. m. the count
was 2.244. These figures \Vere
taken by the State.
On July 28th a count \V&S made
by the City ot Newport Beach.
These figures were to show
amount of travel into Balboa and
the east part of the City. At Cen-
tral Avenue and 15th Street from
9 :00 a. m. to 6 :00 p. m. the cars
"1ere-6,223 in and 6.786 out, a
total of 13.009 for the nine hour
period. Onf? hour peak. 4 :00 p. m .
to 5:00 p. nt., 635 in 1271 out.
1906 total.
A count on the cars on Coast
Boule \'ard at 42nd Street gave. in
284-1, out 2.251, a total of 5.095.
For the one hour period. 4 to 5
p. m., there y..·ere 240 in and 457
out, a total of 697.
A furthC'r count for a 24 hour
period "'·as made -from 6 :00 p. m.,
July 27th, to 6:0CY p. m . July 28th.
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Death Takes Cpl.
Collins, Ex-Army
Dental Technician
Mrs. Frances Collins. discharged
WAC. "'·as found dead early Tues·
day morning at 703 1,.t E. Central
Ave ., Balboa. She \\'as 44.
K . W. Gorton and L . V. Phebus,
Ne"Arport Beach police officers an·
S\\'ered an anonymous call at 12:35
a. m. reporting that the Collins
\\'Oman had not been seen lea\'ing
her apartment for Se\'era l days.
O n investigation they found the
deceased face dO\\'n on a sleep-
ing diva n. Coroner G. P . Abbey
said death occurcd sometime Fri·
day. The apa rtmC'nt had been
locked for St'Vera l days.
A half-filled bottle of sl eeping
pill~ ,..,as found on a table near
the' body. Thirty hypnotic tablets
\Ver e missing rrom its contents.
An inquest \\•as not order ed.
Also on the table ''-'as an enve-
lope addressed to \V ilber A Shee ts.
117 Virgini a Aspen'''ell , Pgh. Pa.
(Pittsburgh, P a. l. The letter \\'as
mailed by Coroner Abbey.
A nearby scrap of paper re-
.,·ealed the intention ot death. I t
read "F. Collins -God kno'''S
,.,·he re, I don·t."
Mrs. Collins, a native of Pennsyl-
vanict . was a corporal in the medi-
cal department ot the Army Air
Force during the war and was dis-
charged at Camp Beale. Calif.,
Oct. 1945. Her civilian occupation
\\'as that of a dental technician.
She is survived by her daughter,
Mrs. Paul Donovan, 524 Middle
Ave., Wilmerding. Penna. When
informed of her mother's death
she r eported that she had been
despondent and in ill-health and
that she had not been hGme for
more than three years.
The body was taken to Baltz
Mortuary, Corona del Mar. A Pro-
testant chaplain v.•ill conduct fun.
era] services and she will be given
a military burial in the National
Cemetery, Sawtelle, Calif.
Service Center
For Veterans Is
Begun by Legion
A Veteran's Service Center will
open Oct. 31 under t he auspices
of American Legion Post 291, 15th
and Central Ave., Newport Beach,
it was announced by Earl Copper-
smith, post commander, this week.
The office, which will be open
every day, Is being established to
help all veteran's solve problems
of employment, housing, compen-
sation, hospitalization, a dj us t·
ments and benefits.
William H . Bannister has been
selected by the Legion u: veter-
an's councilor. Excelling in vet-
eran's problems, he was adjuster
and advisor tor servicemen sta-
tioned at the San Bernardino Air
Technical Command.
Files will be kept on all vets
seeking employment or housing.
Employers and house and apart-
ment owners are asked by the
Ugion to respand and assist the
or ganization in making the service
center a success.
These added senrices of the
American Legion · extend also to
the wives, and families. of veter·
ans.
Have YOU Registered?
THE NEW DEAL MUST GO ' ' • •
T he Centra l Boa t \\torks. design·
ers and builders of yachts. are re-
vamping their yard for full-scale
production. and upon completion,
will ha ve the first. a nd only, steel
pleasure craft production-Line on
the P acific Coast.
The rompan>· has been rror·
ganized. and since Sept. 1 has been
under the helm of Richmond P .
Hobson. formerly with the U. S .
Steel Co.. San Francisco, with
\Valter ~1oore as superintendent
and Ray Jordan in charge of main-
tenance and building constrUction.
Toni Ghiloni. head of the original
company. has been retained as
naval architect. Robert J . Ropp,
,vho will establish home offices in
Newport Beach, "Aill act as dealer
and distributor.
The first boat to come off the
\\'ays under the new organiza tion
"'as the "Streamliner", launch('(\
Sept. 21. A 46-foot sportsfishing (an Editorial)
boat, it has an el('('tric v.·etded hull . "Hold the Llne on Re-nt Controls-But Get Rid of Everything Else",
and is powered by t,,.0 165 H. P. is the s logan of a mass m<nrement that is gradually spreading acros.s
General !\folor dies e Is. The the na!ion. The movement is sponsored by Americans: Democrats,
"Streamliner" v.·as built (or C. I . ~publicans. Independents and ~ves who are utterly disgusted
The yard is preparing their pro-
duction and assembly line for the
building and outfitting ot the Cen-
t.raliner. a pleasure-craft of all-
stecl comtruction and with plastic
cabins. The boats "i ll be available
in 36 and 46 root lengths.
In addition to the new pleasure
Wl ~h !he way the New Deal administration in \Vash.ington is ham-Proudx of Loi Angelt"S ~·ho has st.ringing the ~le. The sponsors aim to arouse everyone to the point
regislered the boat in Newport where ~ey will.justifiably demand as one group the end ot the unjusti-
Harbor. fled regt.mentat100 and restrictions which have been placed on individ-
Soon to follow are t\\'O 65-Coot uaJ mO\:ements. This movement should be supported in every com.
all steel s-portflshing boats for J . mun.ity in cautomia. The comatry eannot remam half tree aad b< ... ,.e. ~a::rrett. contr\ctor, N e'-''}>OTt ~controls on building materials a.re not only preventing the con-1
The new oroanization is accept-shtruc-uoo of veterans homes but the restriction is also interfering With ~o 1 e production of other types ol homes and structures-. 1be controls
ing application!i Crom local mem-on nteftt and other food commodities are aftecting not only the stom-
bers ot the harbor area. not on1y achs ot the Republicans but the Democrats as wen. _HiJz:h prices are 1
for the many boat building trades, ~dary. \Vith the end ot all these con.trots. there woufd be tempor-J
but for the construction of the 81)· inflation, bu~ gradually prices would be forced to a normal level
"Centraliner" assembly line. ~nsurate, Wlth everybody's ~book. But the New Deal Fede-r-
With orders already on hand for alists who~ t want >'OU to know this. have done everything passible to "°"""al this know!~ by their uneoonQmic ~ If the the pleasure craft, Ge-n~~al ?ttana-~e want relief trom the t.njw:tices ot the Netv Deal administTa-
ger Hobson annow><'.<!S, tun spttd uon. they wtll t..ve to go to the polll In November and cast their baJ.
ahead!" lots f<>r mai wbo have tbe courage to fiabt theoe tactics.
~~:.i:, ~ct~;c~~:n th~/~!.:.~v;;ru~ I • a y 0 r S
telegr-from San Fra ncisru flf-
fice f the Civilian Production
Admi · tratlon demanding that he
making improvements on
t Central avenue cor.1mer·
ucture.
F rmer mayors of the dty of
Ne rt Beach were · guests of hont' a t a 40th anniversary birth-
day .luncheoh celebrating the
foun ng of the municipality which
business man recei\·ed a was given in t he Newport Harbor
permi from the Newport Beach Yacl'it club on Wednesday.
city ilding department on April ~esiding was Walter L 0 n g-
llth, uthorizing him to go ahead moo~ president or Weste rn C.an-
\\'ith he proposed renova tion of neri . Inc .. \\'ho also is president
his building. of he Associated Chambers ot llo~1 ·e.,.er, the busin('ss man felt Commerce of O'range ··County.
tha t ince the materials he ,,·onld Jambs S. Barrett, president of the
use i the reconstruct ion of the Ne\\\port Harbor Chamber of Com-
build g \\·ere procurt'.'d bcfor1~ the n_1erfE', paid tributC' to the old-
.... ·ar e could use th<'m in making t1m~ mayors.
over he old structure ,,·ithout due 0 ,dest former mRyor in attend-
proc s of obta in1ng a permit from an~ .,,·as J J Schnitker of Los
t he f dertll CP,\ to n1ake the 1m-Ang Jes. He served the local mu·
p'rov ment. nici ality from 1922 through 1924.
So he said la te \\'ednesday that An1~g the others present was
since other persons in Ne\\'p')rt Dr. Conrad Richte r, who served
liar r ,,·ere also using salvaged the 1t y fron1 1932 through 1936.
n1a te 1al to 1n1prove their o,.,·n ~1~ h~s remarks. Mr. Longmoor
stru ures, he. too, decided to go I paid tribute to the formgr mayor.;
ahea1 \\Ith the pl an to remodel .. ,.,h have m ade Ne\VJ)Ort Harbor
his o vn bu1ld1ng \\'ha 1t is today··. Mr Barrett
"A neighbor of mine obtained a I said! ·:we O\\"e a great debt to the
city ijuilding permit in Augus t and 1 o~d tc1ty f~t~ers and to the old
his s)ructure is 0 0 ,v 85 percent city councils .
complete," said the di sappointed I M · Longm.cx:>r then suggested
businl-ss man, "but I was told by thaa other Cl\'lC leaders present
a cRA n1a n in Los Angeles on eac former mayor to the more
Mon+y that if a place is two. tha 100 persons who attended the
thir1 finished \\'1th priority ma-lune con.
teri ; the federal government . L<iw \Vallace. Newport Beach
just on't do anything a bout it." insurance and real estate broker.
. intrc?<Iucro Mr. Schnitzer, and Mr. As it no~ stands with the W. Lonltmoor then introduced th e
(COnunued. on Page 4) latt«t's daughter. Mrs. Wheatman.
D . c ]. G. M. Grundy introdueed for er mayor George P . Wilson, Oons who served from 1924 through
J 192 Sam A. Meyer, retired pub-
iish~r. introduced Dr .. Conrad ·111 Head 1· :::~!\:;~ !~~. served from 19'26 we~!he~!~~mc;-0~~~~1:5 ~~u~
Occ .1dental ~~*~~~: :zi~g ~;: ~~~ present mayor. 0 . B .. Reed
J
. E 4ch former mayor discussed
Dr A th · G C r L 'd his part 1n the civic upbuilding of r ur . oons o 1 o th Cit Isle 'fill be inaugurated as pres1-e 1 y.
identf of Occidental College on I At th~ req~est of .Mr. Lon~r Thu d Oct 3 a standtng silent tribute was patd
y, · · to the memory of those mayors
C is the son of the late Mary \vho had passed on
Ella n~ and i_s a graduate of H~rry \Vetch, ex~cutive secre~
the ~nahe1m public schools. Scores tary,' of the Newport H 8 r b 0 r
of representatives of co 1 leg es Chamber of Commerce told the
throqghout the country \\'ill wit-story of an earlier lea~ in New-
nesslhe ceremony. portl Harbor, the late George W
Th actual inauguration cere-Peabody. , ·
mon 'I v.'111 begin at 3 p. m., with Mt. Welch recalled the au~
an academic procession of all the stanbe of the last word sent by offici~l delegate~. the fa~ulty a_nd Mr. :Peabody from the jungles in
t:usttes of Occidental into Hill-the :f>hillipines and then he said
sidefieatre. a few days ago he received a
S akers will include Dr. Robert mes~age from the Peabody family
~pro ~ l, pre.side~t of the Univer-to the effect that Peabody was
s1ty pf Cahtorn1a; Dr. Robert G. I killed in a feudist r iot on an illand
Clel,d, who v.riU i.nstall Dr. Coo~s. in t~e Phillipii;es.
and r. Coons himself, who will Those present were;
•pea on "The College. the Teach-Margaret Ege Balboa· Mn.
er a~d Free Society." l !Continued ~ Page 4>
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Probe Data Will Be
Scanned by Federal
Attorneys; Reprisals
Expected
Evidence outlining alleged black
marketing and diversion of build~
ing materials for unauthorized
construction projects was expected
to be presented to feder"1 author-
ities at a big mass 11¥.'e0ng of
Orange County war veterans in
the American Legion hall in Santa
Ana tonight (Thursday).
Federal Civilian Production Ad·
ministration officials in Los An·
geles a nd San Francisco asked the
ve terans to make a survey ot the
county and to r eport violations
of the housing code. The veter ans
have made the survey and they
wert' ur~cd \Vednesday to present
their evidence at tonight's big
meeting.
Federal aut.horiti<'s in t o rm e d
Tht Ne'NS-Tim<'S tha t they "'·ilt
take action immedjately against
any violator of the priority law .
That the feder a l authorities
me a n business was indicated
Wednesday when a Newport Beach
business man received telegraphic
notice from San Francisco rC'gio n· ,
al headquarters of t he Civilian
Production Administration that he 1
violated the housing code when he
m ade improvements to his business
structure without author ization
from the CPA.
Fred Devenney of the Veteran
of Foreign Wars and Da1e Heinly
ot the American Legion, both of
Santa Ana. informed the news·
papers Wednesday that J oh n )
Handy, regional director of the
CPA, would be on hand Thurs-
d ay night to speak to the veterans
Other CederaJ authorities will be
present to go over the evidence
submitted by the veterans com·
mittee.
Heinly and Devenney are mem-
bers of the Veterans Organization
cornmi t tee which is crusading for
homes Cor the 1700 homeless war
veterans in the county.
A number ot the 1700 listed
homeless veterans live either ln
or Within reach of the Newport
Harbor area.
Among the two strikjng PX·
arnples cited by American Legion
representatives here Wednesday
are the cases of Theodore Roose-
velt Knowlton and Mrs. Knowlton
and their six-year-old son, and of
John Burnham Jr. and Mrs. Burn-
ham and their young son.
The Knowltons have been sep.-
arated by the desperate housing
situation. T . R. is living with his
folks, Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Know).
ton, in Newport Beach, and Mrs.
Knowlton and son are living with
her parents in Smith Ferry, Pa.
They would be together if they
could find a home.
The Burnhams, John Jr., his
wife, a small child, and one other
soon to be expected, are living In
a cabin in Sitverado Canyon.
John Jr. works with his father,
John D. Burnham Sr., of 2100
Ocean boulevard, Balboa Penin-
sula, but m ust commute 40 miles
a day from Sllverado Canyon to
get to Balboa and his place or
employment. He wants to live in
Balboa.
The American Legion b ex-
pected to cite other cases that are
in desperate need of help.
Search for Machine
Riddled by Gunshot
O>unty authorities are 9e&tth-
ing for an automobile which bears
gunshot marks. Such a vehicle
was seen in the neighborhood ot. a
watermelon patch located about
Olle'4Dd-a-half mn.s south Of ()).
rona de! Mar on 101 ro--..
Fnday. """"'•
The owner Of the ·patch reported
to police that three youths ,..,...
otealing a quantity of waterme1.
ons when they were surpriaed by
gunshots. The )'OUtiul fled In their
car which was hit l)y the pellets
the owner said. '
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NEWPORT BALBOA
NEWS-TIMES
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N &WPO&T BAIAC),I. M&W& •
THE WORIJ> •••
.•• AT A GLANCE I
By EDW1\.RD CLAYTON
NEWS
)l-: "W• Thank 'l1lee.. I Ca
11:00 a.m. N ,,,_,. for aD chll·
<1roa durtoc .. me.. . Ra
I
Thieves on
g~ in City 8 :00 p.m. Ketb.odilt Youth Fel-
&ow*lp. Youn• Adult Fellowahip.
7:00 p.m. Evenlnc Wonblp:-
M-ce: -eome Y• u .....
Car thieves are again active in
the vi<pnity of Corona de! Mar and of the
CHURCHES 9ubocription Payable in Advance:~:!iO per year in 0ranll'! County ~-----------
$2.75 per year to 4 th zone; $3.00 per year to 8th ame Exacc~ratton '-------------'! SEVE?\'TR DAT ADVE?\"TISTS
its Q\.~e v.'l"Ckend auto parkers
John f . Con~· ot Los Angeles.
K. C. rown of Costa 1'i esa and
James E. Degenhardt of Santa
Ana,. ported articles missed rrom
their 91achines.
P.A.PALMER
Entered as Second-Class matter at the Postolfice in Newport Beach, The .. near fight" between Rus-OUR LADY OF MT. CAR MEL Comer Balsa and Old Country Rd.,
3 1879 sian and American P.'lP's over the 1423 West Central Awnue Costa ?t1esa
LIDO JSI:E P'PDP£RrIEs • W 0 BUCI(; -Iasurance Coo..nseior California, under the Act al MAn:h • ,~. r d ., 8 d 10 Sabbath school, Saturday mom-cus ..,.,.,· o a man an woman ar-Sunday -a.eeee: an a..m.
Publisher
Editor SAM D. PORTER
F .G.FROST
W. F. DIXON
Printin& Plant, JOU
---• Advertlsin& M.ana&er w. Central Avenue, Newport Beach. cantornia
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
A DepeadaWe Local bAlWUoa for over l'7 Yea.n
Active
Member
of
American s Want a Square Deal
More and more we become convinced that the whole pol-
icy of gove rnment housing organization should be changed.
More a nd more we are convinced that the federal government
should have less housing agencies and less housing personnel
to operate them. Multitudinous number of housing agencies
taking orders from headquarters in the seat of tile national
government a re! a bane on the progress of this nation. They
sh ould be C!liminated and the quicker the better fo r all the
American people. These agencies '''aste the public's money.
It would be far better, if the federal government must keep
a fin ger on the housing pulse of the American people. to have
two agenciC!S. one named Civilian Housing Agency and the
other callro Veterans Housing Agency, than to have the va r-
ious NHA. FHA. FPHA and WAA gumming up the entire po-
litical machine ry of federal, state, county. city and township
government.
To a n individual '''ho spent eight interesting years 1A1ith
the Federal Housing Administration in \Vashi ngton. D. C ..
which for C!igh t years was t l!e most efficiently operated in-
sured mortgage agency in the country before it was throttled
by the! 1942 housing agencies merger a nd the mob of Wash-
ington-Gum-It-Up-Johns who have operated it in connection
"'·ith other hot1sing agencies s ince. there is o nly one \vay
to get rid of the ,·a1iotis federal hous.ing agencies in operation
today a nd "that is by voting into offices in state a nd nation
admini:'t1"tive officers \\'ho are not of the ilk that is "serving"
us in \Vashingt.on . D. C. The time l1as come ,,·hen al.I the
people rcgarclless of their party affiliations should go to the
polls in November a nd fran kly state their protests against
this sad state of affa irs. Our nation cannot go on in the man-
ne r tha t it has for the, past.10 years!
H~nry Wallace, Private Citizen
He nry Wallace should be ha ppier as a private citizen than
he \\•as as a member of President Tnunan's cabinet.
Certainly, Secretary of State Byrnes is happier since the
change t ook pl ace. And there can be no doubt tha t the great
majority of t he Ame rican people are im measurably relieved.
Now Mr. Wall ace can talk a ll he wants to and on any
subject without embar rassing the administration or knifing
Secretary BytTIC!S in the back .
His resignation. of course, was the on ly logical solution
to the mess which he and the president created. If Mr. Tru-
ma n had not forced him t o quit it is more than likely that
,Byrnes would have stepped down in protest to the sabotag-
ing of the foreign policy which. on the president's instruc-
tions. he ,,·as endea\'Oring to carry out at Paris.
It seems generall y agreed however. that the dismissal of
Wallace has restored the posi tion of the American delegation
at Paris. Since the former secretary of comme rce took a
stand in opposition to that of the administration and since he
has been fired because of it. the hand of Secretary Byrnes, in
the final analysis. has been strengthened.
As for President Truman. the affair has put him in a m ost
unfavorable light. If he really knew the contenls of the Wal-
lace spc<"Ch before it was mad.,-and he says he did-it is im-
possible to unders tand why he let \Vallace ma ke it. He cer-
tainly m tLi;;t have kno,,·n the detrimental eff('('t it '''ould have
in this country a nd abroad. His guilt in the matter is ha rdly
any less. ther,,for . than tha t of \Vallace.
The '''hole matter \\'as most trnforttmate. but its one re-
deeming feature is tha t Henry \VallaCC' is n O\\I out or the na-
tion's hair. so to speak.
Yes. Mr. \Vallace will be h~ppier as a private citizen.
G....ood Government
Raymond Mole~'. one of the nation's keenest politicai ob-
servers. says that the issue of "jt1st plain good government"
is becoming increasingly important in the minds of vote rs as
the November ele<:tions approach .
This is a hopeful sign. It indicates that the people are giv-
ing less heed to the bombast t hat attends every campaign
tions of those seeking office. It promises a greater clearing
and are mo re carefully examining the records and qualifica-
out of the political deadwood. and the ele<:tion or de-election
-of capable and conscientious representatives.
The nomination of Governor \Varren by both parties can
be traced to the fact that he gave the state "just plain good
government." Not only in his own work but in his appoint-
ments he has advanced the calJS" of good government by se--
Jecting the best qualified men.ihe could find. His chaice of
William F . KnO\vland. for e xaruple, who was then on army
duty in France. t o succeed the late Senator Hiram Johnsai
has proved a wise selection.
rested in Berlin r ecen1ly, appears Conte-Utan.: Saturday• rrom ing. 9:30 o'clock. Con..-.a\· reported the theft of a ~1500 ~&....(
3333 vu. LIDO cALIPORNIA to have been greatly exagge-rated. 4:00 lo &:30 a.nd t rom 1 :30 to Preaching sen1ce, 11 a..m. v.•alletf ~d $25; Brown reported Contrary to original prt>ss report.!11 8:30 p.m.
which pictur<'d the Russians a nd
the Americans as coming close to
"shooting it ou1 ". U. S. Army of-
fi<."ef"S \\'ho Y••ere prt>Sent during
the argument said that there were
no threats of rorce ""h(lff>\'cr and
that the affair \\'as settled a mi-
cably. If the latter account is
true it sho"'i; ho\v e8sily a n in-
signiricant incident can be dis-
torted and e nlarged until it as-
sum('S M'rio us proportions. In th('S('
days o r tense relat ions between the I
Soviets a nd oursclv("S ne\\·s S<'rv-
icr-s should use e xtreme car e to
prev('nt garbled stori("S from lx-ing
sent o ut , and thc American pl'Oplc
should not ~l'f r xcited about re-
por ts ot Ru...,:-ia n-American friction
u ntil veri[i<'d beyond quC'slion.
ST. JOHN VIA NNEV CHURCH
Bal ~ l1land
Sunday H au: 8 :30 &JD-
Confeaiom: Saturday• troro.
7 :30 to 8 :SO p.m .
CORONA DEL MAR COM·
>IUNITY CONGREGATI ONAL
CH1JBCH
Perry Frl!derick Sd\roek, Minister
611 Heliotrope Avenue
Corona del Mar
Sunday. Sept. W. 1~6
9 :30 a.b. Church school.
11 :00 a.m. l\forning worship. Ser-
mon by ~tr. Schrock : ··Indepen-
dently Religious".
F I RST CHU RCH OF CHRI ST,
SCI ENTIST
('olll"Jt*" "ln\·ulon " Lido Theater Cent ral A venue
Califo rnia's high<'r education and Via Lido
progr a m \\'ill have to be ha.ndlC'd A hranc!:I of The Mother ChW1"b,
on a "mass pr1..-i<luction" basis this The First Church of Cbrt.at . Sct-
year and proh:~hly for seVC'ral I entiat. ln Bo!;ton, Me•99cbuaetta.
yC"ars lo cor_nC'. Th£> t hou.o;a nds of Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Sun·
'?'!11C'r S<'~VICC' 01('~ v.•ho \\'ant to day Sen•lce a t 11 a. m . Wednesday
f1n 1s~. thl'lr schooling under th(' Testimonial Me~ljng at 12 o'clock
provisions of tht• G. l . Bill rtre Reading Room located a l 111
boostin~ Mll ~ge ('nrollments rar Palm street, Balboa. is open dally
IK'yond anyt tun<.: f'\'f'r seC'n ~forC'. from 1 p.m . to 5 p.m. except Sun-
Th<' 2'2,5fl0 !i!Udf'n 1!i \\·ho r<'i.:1~lt'r<·d days and holidays nationally ob-
at the U ni\'l'rsity of C<1.llfnrn1,1 for I 5erved.
the fal.I term rlouhlf'd !he enr~IJ-1 1·he public u. cordially Lnvited to
m ent fi gure of last )'~'<1r. ThC' h ne att~nd tbe church 1ervir..-........... use
up nr !'!Udf'n rs "'Ai 1inl! 10 r<·gi!'ter l the Reading Room.
cxtt'ndC'd rnr nin1..· hhw-ks. The
U. l . "in \'a:o.il1n" i~ !)('ling d upli-
C3ll'<1 up <llltl do\\·n the S tate', and
virtually l"VC'r)"'>\'h('rl' in th<' conn-
try ;illhoug:h nn H slightly I r!>~
colossal sc;i.!". 'fh<' lxlys \\'ho h~rd
ly morr tha n a )'t'ar aJ;:O \\•('rf'
fi !-!hling-th1-. .l:""tps cind th(' Gf'rm<1ns I
"'ill nO\\! ht' \\!aging !hr hatt lC' or
thC' books . Th('ir ni~''' occupation
is muc h lf'!>S hnzardnu". hut n1ost
o r them arl• no h•ss !'l'rious ahout
it. ·rhis ,,.:'I!'. nrl<' of th1· thini;::s
lh<'y Y.'<'rE' fi ji:h!inj: for.
"B <1,,·li>1f .. O \•t•r
11 is not surpri!'ini:: lhat Ch<>st1.•r
Boy.·IC's· fii$t VC'nfurc-into th<> poli-
tical arena last(•d quick. In facl
it would ha\'(' hf-p n hi~hly surpris-
i n~ if C'onnN~fiC'UI Of'mocrats h ad
given him lhC' noni1nafion for !hr
govrrnorship of that state \''h ich
he \A.'as ~unning for. l\lr. Bo\A.•lcs
is one of the most controversial
figures to appear on the AmC'rican
scene in a long tinic. lie became
prac tically synonyn1ous with O PA.
He \Vas worshiJ)C'd by some people
as the saviour of thC' rounlry, anrt
he was damned by othC'rs as thC'
man who all but succeeded in
wreckin~ thC' Nation's economy
through his mishandling of OPA.
Apparently the Connecticut Dem-
ocrats felt the re \A.'ere too many
persons in thr !a lter group to
risk sending him out as thC'ir
standard bea rc r in tha t state.
The "F orty-Sl!i:Prs"
Howevet' genuint.", or otherv.•ise,
t he gold strike near Crl'Sttnt City
turns out to be. it has dC'mo n-
ST. J A M E S EPl$COPAL
CHURCH
515 W est Central. Balboa
(Ebell Clubhouse)
Rev. A rdys T . Dean, Vica r
8:30 a.. m .. 1-foly Communion.
9:45 a.m .. Sunday School.
11 :00 a.. m ., Morning P r ayer a nd
Sermon. (First Sundays: H oly
Communion.)
BA LBOA ISLAND CH APEL
218 Agate Avenue
Rev . H oirry W . Whit e,
A..oclate Pa1tor
Church School, 9 :30 a. m.
Morning \.\'onbip, 11 am.
N EW PORT H ARBOR
LUT HERAN CHURC H
Gr41uol Chapel, Cost.a Mesa
Rev. Her bert Roth, Pa st.or
Servtcee : Sunday, 10:30 a.m..
CH R IST CHURCH B Y THE SEA
Community Methodist.
1420 W est Central A venue
Rev. E. D. Goode ll, Paator
Church school. 9:00 a. m.
Morntng Worehlp, 11 L m.
Youth Felloweblp, 6 p. m.
No evening "·o rship during Sep-
tember.
Mid-w eek prayer aervtce, Wed-
neaday; cover @d dish dinner , 6:30
p.m.
FI R ST METHODIST C HURCH
G. Edwin o.her, Pastor
Euclid at St anford, Garden Grove.
9 :30 a.m. Church achoo\ for all
agea.
strated that therC' ar(' plenty of ll:OO a.m.. Mom tnc Worahlp:
"Fort y-S ixf'r~" today to rC'spond -------------
to the m Agic c.Ty of "Cold!" just
as thcr<' \\'C'rt• "F orty·N lnC'rs" to
answC'r thC' c1tll nearly a C('ntury
a~o. Th<' prf'~l'nl dny prospect-
ors aren't f:u·1·d ,,·ith thl• ('norm-
ous haz11rds ,,·hir-11 n1 at.1e thC' SC'a rch
for gold so d a ngl'rous in Califor-
care of 91.CXKl families. but appar-
C'ntly there are still many thous-
ands more fa mili('s \\ilhout adl'-
quittc living quart{'rs. or course,
\\.h at makes Britain's prOblem
cv('n m ore acute than ours is that
n large JX'rCcntagr of hou.s('S and nia's rarl:-o history. But thr rc-is . apa.rtn1C'nts in London a nd other
calib black automatic IA'as taken
T emporary location. American from glove comn.a.r-rment ot '-'on Han ~·
FIB8T FOUBSQUABl':J CBlJBCll thrt'f'~b caps removed from his vehicl ·. and Deg<'nhardt said a .25 OF OOST A MESA
-•· his m rune. ........ Kn. o. 'Wlllanl s-... ---t-+-----------
Puton 324 l\:larine Ave .. BaJboa Island. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Pboae %111 Phon Harbor 2l~J.
Sunday Schoo! 9:30 a. m. "C me Once--You'll ComP
Morning wonhlp service 10:45.
Crusader service 6 :00 p. m.
Berean service 6 :30 p. m. -
Evening evangelistic service at
7 :30 o'clock.
Tuesday ovenlng prayer service
at 7:30 o'clock.
Again!'' ~-------
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH ' !2~ and Elden, ea.ta Meaa
Su ay ecbool, 9:t5; momlng
wo re p, 11 : Evangell&tic eervtce:.
7 :30 m .; M ld-wH:k prayer m eet· •
youc people'• ev&n.gellaUc service
AOCOUNTANT
Bookkeeping
Service
COLIN F. BROWN <-· 18 ... )
SU ~ A-. Biii-lol.
Plll'SICIANS • S\JBOSONS, D.O.
Dr. W. T. Mooney
Physician and Swge.
Nballl ... Oealnl
"'-c.......,..~> ..._ .. COSTA MESA CHURCH OF GOD
ReT • .runes P . McGraw, P astol'
140 Cabrlllo S t.,. Coata Mesa
Services Sund ay 10 a. m., 6 :30
Ing ~ 9ledne8'lay, 7 :45 p. m.:
on day. 7 :45 p.m. '-------------' '--------------'
p. m. a nd 7 :30 p. m .
"Tll E F RIENDLY" CE...1"11'T RAL
B IBLE OHllRCH
of Costa Mesa
Re v. D\\'1g ht KJnman, putor
Meeting temporarily in the Wo-
men's Club house
Sunday sc hool-9:45 a. m .
\\'orship serviCt."-11 :00 a. m.
Young peorle's service -6 :30
p. m.
E'·cning evangelistic ser vice---
7 :30 p. m .
Praye r ml't"t ing-7 :45 p . m. Fri-
day, home of ?-.lrs. Hume.
A cordial \l."Clcorne to all.
CO T A M ESA COMMUNITY ,-------------;
CHURCH
C)l rl B. Johnsoh , Minister
124 !:. 20th St. Ph. 24 75-R
CbJreh acbool. 9 :4~ a. m.
M~ning Wonshlp. 11 o 'clock.
Y lb groups, High ecbool, ln-
term late, Adult, 6 :30 p, m .
:ting service, 7 :30 o'cloek.
Mi ~\\'eek fell ov.•ship and prayer,
W sday. 7:30 p m .
11 f-m., Prayer and Sermon.
' +ssEl\IBLIES OF GOD
e e1r 1' and Ida Sande., Puton
Anfrlcan l.A>glon Hall, 16th
and Central A\·e.
St school, 10 a .m .
I. 8. WHYTE
IN'OO-T.&S CONRJLT.A.MT
Autbon-d ti,-tbe United Sia-. Tre..
tll7 Department to repireeent cUenta ill
com'IMUOD wt.lb IDC'Ome \aX m&&ten.
AUDITS • H8TBK8 BOO&~INO 8&:1lV1ClS
--u.e .............. <'•ta --~ .,__ M..._,
Armand Monaco
ARCHITECT
SU W. Bay Ave., Balboa
Barbor 17%4:
2121 L&k:ewood Al'&
Loo An-NOnnand;J IMGS
PllY!llCIANS A llURGEONS, 1U1
A. V. Andrews, M. D.
PBYSICIAN -SUBOEON
UI Oout mpway. 11ubor 11M
Oorona dei Mar
lobn IL C . Chong, IL D.
~clanUMISarc-
2 • 4 7 -8 :3()
end b y appointment
Beacon 5075
UO Eut llltll SlreM
Ooata Meu.. California
Chris lian Sck·n ce
Lesso n Top:c 'R eali1 y'
M service, 11 a.m. Ev~ning evangelistic service at '-------------' ~------------
7:30 b.m.
l\·tid'-week service. Thursday at
"In God Is niy l'alvatlon a nrl my ''!'-""' _________ _
glory: the ro1·k or m:r 11trt>11~th, and II
7:30 p .m .
uiy rt>rugf'. ill In Gnd." ·rh!s verse
from the 1~sn ln1i; \\ !11 be the C:old E>n
Text of the StJJHl:i.y J,esson-Sermon
on "lteallty" In all br1tn1·ht'S of The
;\Jotber l 'hur<'h, 1'be 1-'lrst Church
of Christ, S1•if'ntist. In Boston.
A Bible t;e\e1·1ion from J oh n re.
ports !hat "as J t'su11 passed by, be
saw a n1an \\·hlc·h \\'a.8 blind from
hts birth. 1\nd bis d!seiples asked
him. saying. :\lastC'r, v. ho did sin,
this man. or his parents. that be
v.·as born blind~ Jesus ansv.·ered,
!\either bath this man sinned, nor
bis parPnti:1: but that the v.·orks of 1
Cod !lhould be 01alle manifest In
blru .... \\"hen be had thus flllOken,
he spat on the ground. and made
clay or the spittle, and be anointed
the eyes or the blind mao with the
rlay. And said uu to h im, Go. v.·asb
In the pool of Si loam .. , . He went
bis v.·ay therefore, and v.·a.sbe-d, and
came 8eelng."
ET'S Taxi
Compan)·
PROSE:
We are partial
o ly to The People
--OUR CUSTOMERS-! (Owned and Operated
I by Veterans)
1011 BROADWAY
Coota M ...
CHIROPRACTORS
~----------~
Wagner Drugless lllstftute
Dr. Wilbur C. Wapel'
Chiropractic, Dietetics,
Physio & Colonic Therapy
1920 Coast Blvd .. Soatb
t.cuna Beach l'bone !03S
DAY SCHOOL
Mortimer School
SO! C.Oral Balboa lal&nd
DAY SCHOOL OPENS OO'r 1
Grades: Coll. Prep., Army
0 . A, MorUmor, M. A., Oxford
Prtnelpal Phone ll&rbor 115%
D ENT18T8
In "Science and l-l t>alth •tllb Ker I ~=~=========~' I I to the Scriptures" ~tary Bake r Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTUIT Edd)' v.·rlte8, "~lortals will some
day assert their freedom in the
name or Al mighty God. Tben they
~-111 control t be Ir o ". n bodies
through the unden1tandlng ot di-
vine Setent:e. Dropping their pres-
ent beliefs, they v.·111 recognize
harmony as the splrltual realltJ
and di~<'ord a.s lbe material unreal·
It>··"
CHURCH OF CH R I ST
Church a nd Walnut Street•
L Duane Canby, Minister.
Services: Sunday, JO a. m .• Bible
St udy; 11 a. m .. Morning wonblp.
T llE NE\\'PORT lfARBOR
LUT HERAN CHURCH
(To be located o n Cliff Drive,
NC'"·por t Heights )
"A ChangclC'ss ChrO.t for a
Changing \Vor ld !"
9 :30 a.m .. church school; 10:30
a.m., divine \l.·orship.
-Services at Present-
Grauel Chapel, 110 Broadway,
Costa Mesa
Rev. J.I C'rbcrt C. Roth, pastor,
:ZO!I> W. Cenl>al. Barllor HIO
~WPORT BEACH
.
DR. GORDON E. RAPP
DENTIST
l!8SS w .. t c.n1ra1
Phone Harbor Ul-J
Newport
L'llS URANCE
Un coin National IJfe
Insurance Co.
••Jta Na.me IDdll:l.lM Jt1 Cbvac\es'"
DON .JERNIGAN
Phone Harbor 2M·R
S08 Marine A ''e. Balboa hi.
IAr.unnce H. Dorcy, M. D.
P hysician & Surgeon
821 Marine Ave~
Balboa Island
Phone Harbor %8:18
Gordon M_ Groody, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Balboa Inn Arca.de
Office Hr.;.: 10-12 a .m.; 3--!5 p.DL
Phone H arbor :n
H. R. Hall, M. D.
Pbyalet .. and Surceoe
Hours: 2-5. loy A-intm.nt
Toleplione lle6<m 5841
111 Bruwtway --
Miiton IL Maxwell, M. D.
1801 ()out 111-
0orona del liar
Office Houn: l C>-12; 2-5
Pbone Barbor tea
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay A•e~ Balboa
Barbor ITU
"3 S. Hill Bt, Loo .&.,.-
T Uoker '79U By Appointment
Gerald Rausa, M. D.
2830 West Central Ave.
NEWPORT BEACH
Pboue Barbor l MS
No e.n.wer: call Beacon &Oole.&
X-Ray Service
11111(' rC'n~on to douht I ha I they 1 princi pa 1 cit iC's '"ere f'i 1 hrr de -
\\'ou ld \\:111 1~1~1.Y f:tct• lhC' san:ie stroyC'd or r e nder ed ust•less by
hazards if it ,,·f'r(' n('C('S!'ary in l Kazi boml}S. I n that rt.'spect , a t
order lo I OCllt~ ~h~ ;·C'~lo'''. .'net al.! least. \\·e ha\'(' been most fortu-
The ho?f;? or. slr1k1n~ it r1.ch a nd nate As to our O\\'n housing situ-
thC' ~asc1nn t1on o~ search1n~ for ation. A Dov• J ones survey rc>\'eals
gold 1s as s lrOnJ! 1n thC' br~ast of that prices on homes are dro pping r--------------4 -----------,
thC' prospector of loday as tt \vas I C've n thou•h th shorta•e f d · 1-
OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
T. P. REEDER, IL D.
and
WIL 8 . ffiETON, IL D.
Pllyaldw and Sa raeom
MOBW.Cen-
Telepbone -· 10Z Nlghte-1694--W
. lh "F t r-;· " T . e o ''e '~. r b or:·-dine.rs · 1m e s 1 tin~s r en1ains sC'vere. Just \\·hy
c a n~~ Ut nli n on t. this is happening isn't clear , but
Squal tf'ri!l Sc111f"lthffi 11 is believed to have some con·
Although L o nd o n · s "s q u a I nection \41ith recen t stock markC't
d own .. str ike didn't last long it 1 hrC'aks. Pro pert)· valul's are still
broughl to our attC'ntion !ht' fact h1~h bu! no t as stratospheric as
that Brita in as ,,·ell as t\merica • lhry "·ere some months ago. In
is having ht'r ,housing problems. short. it '''Ould a ppear that houses
Attle<''s Lahor Governmenl a n-can n0\4' \)(' had for "only" l\vi('e
nounced tha t is has a lread)· requi· 1heir 1941 price instead or thrC'C
sitioncd 57,000 propertiC'9 to take 1 times that figure.
j 24-Hour
dio Service
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MORTICIANS
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
G. N. PEASE, M. D.
Comu.Itatlon -DlacnoRa
lions found loo often a nd in too many places in governmen t. wport -Oallf, by Servin& Others Beet"
915 1ut mwa7 &e.coa 1181 "We Ourselves the Better Serve
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Phone Barbor !191-.J
Yes. "just plain good government" is one of the most vital ~ H... Oollfonda
issues in the November ele<:tions. And there's only one way ~------------' 0 _PUB __ u_o_STEN ___ OG_BAPJD:a ___ _
to get it: e le<:t good men of proven ability and sincerity. ONCE AG~ OPTOMETRIST8
MODERI MARllE SERVICE
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BALBOA ISLAND
SAM'S SEA ~000 SPA
Often Yoa the Flam& Place
to ... ()nap Couty:
New···
the Location
Halt Mlle Eut of Old
on Coast Highway.
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In one brief year in \Vasl).ington Sena tor Knowfand has
established himself as a most able and ale rt member of con-~~~=================~~~ gress. His appointment to the all-important atomic energy -
ul New
Coc~'J Bar
We Lead Snutbem Calif hi the Servin& OI '
1111 N-jlOlt -.... _ 111711'.~ New,..._
T'1tn1..._UI
control committee was a signal honor from senate leaders
of both parties. and a recognition of his ability and fine work.
His vigorous opposition to racial discrimination has marked
hini as a leader in the protection of minority rights.
Callfomla-and the nation as a w bole--need men ot his
callbef' ID office. They need the benefit of tha t level-headed,
OOlllJll()IH;el a pproach to state. national and intmatieonal
problems which he expresges free from the "leftish" distor-
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NEWS-TIMES
PIANO TEACHER
G. V. LINSENBARD
Graduate
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Ph. HaJtJor 1252-W
1526 w. Oceen l"raat
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Nominee for Lt. Govern<>r
Member Illustrious family
Balboa Tlleabe .---Doon ()pm .. ,,..
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OM 1'rte Dow at. Awns.. 1:19
IP'tL -S&L
Oeorp Batt & ,_. Partle.r
"Limehouse Blues"
-&JM--Ba--Nip! B"""'
"Dressed to Kill" ...a Chap. No. % "Bop llantpllw
8ma. -Mon. Sept. H -SO
Claudette Colbert and
.lohn Wayne ln
"Without
Reservations"
Oct.1-%
Exclusive ll&l'bor Sbowblc!
llol»ert Alda a .loan LesUe
"Cinderella Jones" ·= tbe JD1'alery of the year!
. "My Name Is
Julia Ross"
Nbt.a .~ocb & Geo. Macrady
81arte Thu.nday Oct. s
Barbara Sanywtck
Robert Cummlnc• and
Diana Lynn lo
''The Bride
Wore Boots"
and Chap. No. S "Hop llarrlpn"·
Next. \\'eek : '1' 0 EA C H H 18
OWN" -'' S VS P E N SE'' -
""FIRED WIFE".
Watch for: "Lover Come Back",
"'Tbe Clim&x", "Dark Comer",
""The Time of Their U\·es" ---
&nd more t.,nt Run pictures:
Superior Court Judge Goodwin
J . Knight-a vigorous, robust man
of 49--was urged to become a can-
didate for Lleutenant·Governor by
a large group of Nor thern Callfor-
ni8 citizens meeting in Berkeley in
July of 1945.
He announced his candidacy for
the office in January, 1946. In the
primary election of June 4, he
polled 21.000 more votes on the
combined Republican and Demo-
cratic tickets than his CIO-PAC
opponent, Jack Shelley. ln doing
so, Knight ~·on the Republican
nominat ion over Speaker of the
Assembly, Charles W. Lyon by a
margin of mor e than 243,000 votes.
As.a successful lawyer, a sound
business executive-and a respected
jurist, Judge Knight is thoroughly
LIDO THEATRE
Phone lfarbor 211-l • 1-'ree ParkJng
NOW ·SHOWING THRU SATURDAY
S ho\\"!' 11t 6:4~ I: 8 :;\.') -Jr. '.\-laUnee SaL, I :45
e
rx
familiar with the problems con-
fronting California-
H e has served on civic commit·
tees and bar association commit·
tees in Southern California, and
ror the past three years has been
judiciary chairman of the Califor-
nia March of Dimes campaign. In
addition, Judge Knight is a mem-
ber of the American Legion Post
No. 8 of Los Angeles, United Vet-
erans of the Republic. Masons,
Elks. Eagles, Knights of Pythias,
Alpha Delta Phi, Phi Delta law
fraternity, Sigma Delta Oii Jour·
nalistic fraternity, and the San
Fernando Mission Society.
During 11 yean on the Superior
Court bench Judge Knight has
heard 7 .000 cases, and only 14 of
these have been reversed by the
higher courts.
Knight's schooling was obtained
in Los Ange les and at Stanford
Unlven.ity, Palo Alto. He gradu-
ated from Manual Arts H i g h
School in Los Angeles, a member
of the "wonder class" which l~
eluded such famous Americans &$
Gene ral James H. Doolittle, Lawr'-,... _
ence Tibbett F'Tank Capra for"-WELCOME TO NEWPORT BARBOR! Prealdent .lame9 Barrett ot the Ne rt Harbor Chamber of
· . . • Commerce, left. exteocla rreettnp to U. S. !Xnato r Wllllam F. Knowlaad oq occulon of bl• offlcl&I mer Los :"ngeles OlStrict Attorney vtalt Friday, when be toured the harbor. With them are Publhber ~ Fall'balrn of Oraace.
Buron Fitts, Appellate Court ~us-Knowtand's committee cbalrm&n; and Mn.. Lella EMtman, also of orance. cprtrna.n of tbe county's
tice Marshall McComb. MaJQr-Kepubllc&n Central committee. ,.
C.eneral Paul Williams. Brigadier-I
Ge al H Id H · u· gan the practice o r law in Los with his men. ner aro ams. m o on Glft.. at _ · t t Ph 11· H d Angeles. In 1925. he or ganized the Judge Knight showed an early pie ure ac r ess y IS aver, an Community Churc h Bazaar Republican national committee-la \\' partnership of K night & Reyn-enthusiasm for politics, becoming \ '
man, Raymond Haig ht. olds. He carried on his law pract-associated "~.'ith Meyer Lissner , H. :---+---------;
ice until 1934. L. Carnahan and H iram Jol\nson E
H e also became in terestC'd in in the Bull Moose Movement as V Knight's education at Stanford
'"as interrupted by W orld \Var I .
H e quit his classes and e nlisted in
the Navy as an apprentice sea-
m an. dra\\.'ing duty on a submarine
chasC'r . After 19 months in SC'r \·-
icc, he \\'SS dischargt'd as a Sca-
man 2nd Class.
California mining. and in 1933 a· youth in 19 10. His close associa-
purchased th c Elephant-Eagle tion \vi th these political leaders RE
mine on Soledad Mountain in l\1o-gre\\' durin5!; the years. He con-I
in Quality
IGERATION
Returning to Stanford. Judge
Kni~ht graduated in June. 1919.
As an undergr adual(', h(' p\ayC'd
Lv.·o yC'N.rs of football on the S£'C-
ond varsity, \vas t"·o years on the
intercollegiate dC'bating t ('am.
managed the campus yearhook ,
nnd \VfOte for college publications.
I-I t: \\·on the Stanford gold mf'dal
for public speaking:.
Upon his gr aduation. he r (>("('iV<'d
the Telluride scholarship-an a-
\\·ard granting him an additional
year of residence gr adunt<' study
at Corn('JI University. New York.
In JuJy, 19:l0. Judge Knight be-
Cement and Flagstone
Contractor
•'LAT WORK AND 1'0UNDATION8
IJ)' IA1imate
Harbor 2574-W
ja\"(', Ke rn County. As the sole tributed n1any articles lo the "Cal-
ou ·ncr . hC' built a gold mill and i f o r n i a Outlook," P rogressiv<'
establi shed a sn1all tO\\'n near the Party magazine. bel \,·ccn 1916 and
minC'. I-le succrssfully oper a ted lhe 1924.
nline properly until 1936. "'ht~n Jud£<' Knight at!('nciC'd the 1920
h<' sold one-ha lf of ii to the Lo-RC'puhlican Nalional Convention
dC'st ar l'vlining Con1pany of NC\\' in Chicago as an ard('nt suppor ter
York. of Hiram J ohnson for l he Presi-
1\s a min<' operator, Jud g c dency. In 192-L tog<'thcr with thC'
Knight introducC'd a model plan Honorabl(' Frank P . Doherty, h<'
of labor r elations. !IC' understood \\"as again acti\"C' in the prcsiden-
lhe problen1s of th C' hard-rock rial campa i~n of S('nator Johnson.
miners bcocausC' h(' had \\·orked a In Septe1nbcr of 193.5. he \\·as
yC"ar in th<' mines hin1self to earn appoinlrd Judg<' of the Superior
the money for his Stanford tuition. I Cour! of Los Angcl<'S County. In
Although n£>ighboring minC'S in August . 1936. facing a fiC'ld of five
the district ,,.C'rc troubled \Vi th
1
. contendrrs for h_is office,. he ~<'
strikes and v.·ork stoppage, fC'a ted thC'm a ll 1n the pr1mar1es.
Kni ~ht's property maintained con-1 l-~C' \\'.as rc-ele<'ted \\'i~hout opposi-
stant production, frC'E' from fric-t1on 1n 1942 for a six-year term
tion b<>t\\"('('n ''"orkers and manage-I \\'hich \\"ill not cx?ire until Janu-
mcnt. ary 3, 1949. He is on a payl('SS
H is ,,·orkers-unionized-bcne-leave-of-abse nce during his cam·
fitted in addition by a SUCC('Ssful paign for lh<' Licutenant-Go,·er-
pro(it-sharinJ!: plan \\"hich made norship of the State.
<'ach workC'r a participa.nt in the ' J udge Knight represents the
I Quick JOerTh:e : we b•T• tbo c.meat succ('SS of the minC'. Judge Knight third g('neratio n of a n illustrious
maintainC'd close personal contact \V('St<'rn family. H is pi o n eer i ----------------g ra nd par<'nts crossed the plai ns
1 •• :,P. .. ,: ·.,·. :: lather. following graduat;on from 9· the University ·or Michigan la\\1
school in 1893. settled in Provo
'
Cit y, Utah. where Judge Knight
· v.•as born on December 8. 1896. In =t R E A L L y M E A N s A L 0 T .. : 19<>1. the lamHy moved to Los
BAZAAR
9· .• Angeles. where Judg(' Knight lived
=t T 0 T H E L I T T L E F 0 L K s '4: ever ,;nee.
9. J In 19'.15, J udge Knight married
'.:
:. : Miss Arvilla Cooley of Los An-
geles. They ha\"C two dau}!:hteN,
.• Ma rilyn, 19, and Carolyn, 13. f ~:
·r Conditioning
Equipment
Cases J cabinets . Counte rs
\Valk-I 11 • Fountains . Stools
B ·k Ba rs . Booths
Complete l\larket8
C&fe, Etc. PlannlnK
•'\\ BER" DEALERS
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Angelee St., A.ru1helm
Phone 466!
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Contlnuolll' Sunday froni Z: 13
Mon-I: Tu~s.. at 6:-13 I: 9:00
Starts \\'ednesday. Oct-Ober 2
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•
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PERSIAN MELONS
Yellow-mested,aweet uidddicio-.. ..
YELLOW ONIONS ' Excellent fot iaYOriag. Medi11m aiae-..
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Solid. cl"ifP. Utah-g:ro'"'. ...
ftroclwe prices•ltfectto dla II& eltw W1•211lf.,,., tW. Wffk,
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I'( OUR CHJLDRENS' GRE ATEST CriRISTMAS TIME l :p THRILL COM ES WHEN THEY FIRST SEE A BEAU· '#: 9' TIFULLY TRJMMED CHRISTMAS TREE. SUR· '
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ROUN DED \V ITH THOSE GIFTS THAT HAVE ""TOP :.
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9· THERE'S ONLY ONE \VAY WE CAN GUARANTEE .I
FOR SIGNS
BENEDICT FAICY FOWL .
Grade-A. Nf:'W York drrMed. Nice for1tew1nc-
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Cream of Wheat,._,.. IS'
The Sien Man
e BOAT lEITERING
A SPECIALTY ...
Use
VITA-FOOT
For Athletes' Foot -·-Perfected by an athletic-
coach. Sold oo a mooey
back guarantee.
At· your local druggist -·-THE MOREY CO.
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=#: T ake adv;lnt.l.gc of our L.i~·Awa_> Plari for Chnst · J 9· ma.5. T oys ARE 5{.rtrcc again th1i year. F"-)rtunatcly .• ~=============;;;;===========~:, we stocked up ea rly In ant1cipat100 of >·our Cnstm;is ~ ; 9· needs. S.) l.'.omc 1n NOW , if you want to be among .•
Does , Your House f·· the lucky ones. W e h>Vc the large>< selection of '.#
toys 1n Southern C.lifor n1;t . There ;;ire toys here J
Need Pal"nting? that absolutely ci.nnot be replaced this se~son . And • :I, we bought when prie<s were clown . This low price • :
+ 9· is p""5<d on to you . .I
H ' # ~~:::~= :::'~:! !!.. ~ .1. ~u w~~~T y~~~u ~~~GR isgH~'i1ELJ J
';' eqalpmeat wl ftnfJ8l . : ~~~.IN NO\V . SHOP \VHJLE STOCKS ARE COM· '
Owueol ud operaW by World .... D VeMirzm . ·. OPEN 9:30 TO 5 :30 -LNCLUDING SATURDAYS =J. ~your ~t good wlll ud paUoziace, ' ~Freeb"117 "« 'THE WHEELER SHOP~
Phone HARBOR 2645 ' J . : 415 NO R TH S Y C AMORE, SANTA ANA . Bean .... Holmu #.HARRY a nd FLORINE TAYL O R. Sol• O wn e rs' ............... -. .......... -.......... -.. -.-.
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Serte fried diKS.m more often. Gr.de A.
COD FILLm '
Whitc-meat.ecl. lkinleM. bondeu. Pao-readr.
LUICHEOI MUI
SlJaed. Escell.ent for.udwiches.
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Toasted Rice .... '::..':: 11•
Toasted Wheat ,_::-;: I'
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Li'rer Pate -· -'I' .__
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(Political Adta1iwa•)tbt)
Elect
JAMES A.
MUSICK
SHERIFF
of
Orange County
Vetenn of.
World Wu D
aawwwa••WM
CPA Orders
Local Building
Work Halted
(Continued trom Pal'• t )
Leaders Praise
Oldiime Mayors
<Continued nun Pace ll
W. L. Tubbs. c.oron. dol Mar:
Mrs. John W. Tu-. Balboa Isl-
and; t.tr. Stewart T . Dunlap; Bal-
boa l aland : Captain &: Mn. $. J.
Barden ~ A. B. Rouuelle, Balboa
I.stand; H. Cardoza Sloan. Corona
del Mar; C. H. Wey, Balboa; Bob
Murphy, Balboa; Mr. and Mrs.
Central avenue business man. he Earl Stanley, Balboa lsl&nd; Mr.
was violating CPA order VHP-and P,trs. Maurice Stanley, Balboa
One. which came Into being after Island; John J . Sailors, City Hall;
the federal go ... ·emment authorized B ill Covert, City Hall; C. K Priest.
that no oommerdal atructu.rel be Police Dept ;
erected without establis hed priori-R. t.. Patterson, Newport Beach;
Lies during tht> ser ious veteran Robert Gardner, Newport Beach;
housing shortage. Braden Finch, Corona del Mar;
A representative of the OvUJan Hubbard Howe, Corona del Mar:
"A Plac. WM.:e Fishennen M<et"
iSTARCK'S
Beer
CAFE
Mixed Drinks -' Short Orders •
"SPEED ROWE, MaMg<T-jOSEPHINE ()QUIST, Own<T
107 21st PbMle '
Production Agency in Loi Angeles t.tartha Howe, Corona del Mar; &..-;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;.;;.;.-;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;.. ___________ .,:j told the NeWJ-Times late Wednes-Clyan Hall. Beacon Bay; Irvin
day that other business men tn Geo. Gordon. Newport Beach: ~ ~lrOOK
'IM OVER·
ea!Je
For Delicious STEAKS
BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER
-on -
Balboa Island
~ Block from Ferry
113Yz Agate
Newport Harbor area \\'ho do not Gordon B . Find.lay, Ne wp ort
have the regulation yellow card Beach: \Valter S. Spicer, Newport
notices designating priorities for Beach; ?.1ason E . Siler, Newport
I.he matrrials they are using tor Beach; W . Holmes. Santa Ana ;
construction purposes will be cited S . H . Franklin, Balboa Island ;
for '-io1ations. \V. L. J ordan, Bal. Peninsula;
The telegTam received by the H. R J enks. Corona del 1'1ar; \V.
West Central avenue business n?an I. Beach, Los Angeles: H . L. High-
reads as follo\ll'S: land, Corona del ?.la.r ; Harold K.
"Investigation indicates tha t you Grauel. Costa l\·tesa: F . B. Owen.
I are constructing a commer cial Costa J\'lesa: Clyde Ashen, Balboa;
huildin~ • • • in apparent viola-H. F . K<'nn)", Balboa; Hugh ~1 c-
I lion of CPA ord<'r VJ.IP One. Ap-Millan. Ne\\'port: \V. C. MacDon·
plication for authorization to com-ald. Nev•port: J o hn f\1c~l illan.
plete work may be filed as pro-Newport: J . &r t \\7ebb, Nel'>port :
vided in the ord<'r. Instructions V. D. 7'-lcGuffin, Long Ik'ach Prl"'ss THIS FIREPLACE It one of the lnte tlnK 11Cenes In the. Casta"·ay•
for filini:: may he secured rrom Telegram: H . T. Crocker, Fire Club, sM·anky night 5pot o,·e rlooklnir Balboa Bay. Adorning the De N Be h shelves. are fl gurt.nes and other d § formed by the arUstlc Irving Dix. Construction Di,·ision. pt. ('\\-port ac · hand" or the proprietor, Cap'n Don Dlckrm1.an. "'ho Ls sho"'n
117 West Ninth Street. Los An· Sam D. P orter . Nev.-s-Times; 8 tandln before the nuwte r ecP~ i · H" h k ph geles. R . L . Callis. Genera l Pet. Corp. . -"ent tt c cocoto
"Failure t 0 discontinue i ffi· Dist.; Russ Craig. Harbor_ Master : Local Delegates Attend Fi st Meeting of
media tely a ll construction ,,·hich Bob • Allen. Councilman. O.J_. D' . p T h A . . ·
is neilh<'r authorized nor exempt Rotx>rtson. Councilman; ~·t . J . lStftCt arent-eaC er SOCtat10n
undC'r rhe order \\'ill cons titute Johnson. Ne\\'pott Beach: Ralph . , . . . deliberate a nd \\'il [u\ violation and P. 1'1askcy, Realtor ; L . L. lsbt.'ll, Call_ed ror _the purpase or i_n-[ lcd s1ng1ng \\'1th ~lrs. S. J . Sch-
b . t t · · 1 Counc·olm"n · Dr ~I T ~1oot>"Y struc11on and 1nformat1on on Jcg1s-\\'an ·ousk)' at the piano. may SU Jl'C \'OU 0 S('\"('r(' cr1m1na .. . . . . 1 ,_ ' I . d I ,,., d . d .
It. · ·ct d 1 1 .. Balboa· at1on an a,,-s to IA" pr1 ssc on [ !\l s, Se1rre stressed the 1n1port-p<>na JCS prO\'J <' lY a\\·. ' h.ld If h · I · I f · I · I ·
Th t l . . · 1 1 s A 'lci·"r Lido I sl"" Dr c c 1 \\"t~ arc, t <' conung !'g1s a-a n o coming cgii' at1on at the e (' l'~r.tm ''as s1gnC'C lY . . 1' " ' "" • • • 'I lX' h Id 0 I . r N -d . 1 J ame's J. RuddL•n. lf'gal compliance ' Richter , Costa l\lC'sa: Le\,· l-1 . \Val-tH1~·ehcounln ltof 0 ,. 2at 'thrantghc ll ~.e~ ion_ ob' ok~·-~an th~ .orgaN~t
manager for th£' C"P1\ in San Fran-lace, Ne,,·port 8 €.'ach; J J . Schnit-ig sci~ ~ ct. . \'•, e za t1 n is ac inµ: propo.s1t 1on . o.
cisco. j ker, Balboa; \\". l\t. Longmoor, s~a.t c ll'gislal1\·e chairman pre-13 ~ the ballott. , .. ·111ch r a1_ses
f' us1nlSS n1d n, a c cran I · · h . f 11 1 1 N -8 9 1 ·i · N l3
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TRAILER CANOPIES
Awnings Made to Order
Th b · ., . v t of Newport Beach· J<'<l n B. \\"hcaton· I siding. \\"as brought strongly to sala 1cs of t rachcrs. and ra,·or1ng
lhC' first \\'Orld \\'ar. has a son. 0 . B. Re!'d: J . S . Barnl.'tl : G<'o. t f'_ ::itt<'n~on ° ad doca rc~:l'Sl~n-1 Sos1r.:..~ -• '" 11 _c a.)'.:_a1nst o. . ---------------------------1
1
nani<'<i r 0 r Th('()(lore Roose\'<'lt. p _ \\'ilson and G l\t. Grundy, ~l. o. tat1,·cs ,,. o attcn C' _tti ~ 1str1ct 1 ~he.,_..,.1n_tl.'d out 1n this regru::d that The ·ou th sc>r\'Pd for l\\'O ·<'ars Parl"'nt-Teachl'r Assoc1a1 1on meet-1 (aliJprn1a nO\V has 7000 e mer-l on L~zon ;in-d \\'On thi· comb~t in-UHS GrJ.dderS Get ing hC'ld rC'crn tly "'~ l r,·ine _Pa~k.1 gen~y tcachC'rs and that ,vi thin .8
"BETWEEN
Sept. 20 -29
SMALL
BOAT
No Sud, Priem
Ap.lD. ! Ftne new
lildfra. l'O"lllr boats.
AtoHR-
OPEN SUN.
P. M.
SEASONS"
S A L E
2 0 °/o 0 FF
WATSON BOATS
111 Oout mp.way
Nowpon8-h
For Your Convenience
We Will Remain
Open
Friday and Saturday
Until 9 p. m.
and All Day. Sunday
Balboa Central Market
708 East. Central, Balboa
Ph.: Harbor 2729
Special B A T T E R Y S a I e
Al IENTION, BOAT OWNERS!
Here's a bargain in BA'ITERlll! you cannot afford to
pass up. Bring in your old battery and we will replace
it with a new 200-amp.-hr. $56 WILLARD BAfiERY,
for $25. These are not repaired or rebuilt batteries.
They are just as new as if they were shipped to you
from the WILLARD factory. But the number is limited
-SO DON'T WAIT!
Storey's Battery Service
W*d b'rtv 8tnJet
(betw<en 18th and V.p>llal
Phone: Beacon 5183 Costa.Mesa
an ry :ic g<' \\ 1 on• n t.: ' • ·d ·ct d ct· · I d d
S f B h• prC's1 cnt, prcs1 c a t 1str1ct le ce c . . et or eac 1tes mc<'tinj! and !\·!rs. c. l\f . Gilbert a t dt'lcgatcs attending \\"ere Ir t b I .·1h . liro ,, stnr l\lrs. Arfhur SctfrC'd. district )'('a~ 40,000 n1or1..' teachers '''ill
Wider Road Need \vas program chairman. She in-
1
r.1r Kenneth Ste,,·art. president
• !Cont. From Page l ) troduccd Dr. ~1cl,·in Strong. rec-of osta !\tcsa P·T. A .. and l\1rs.j r--------------------------. Seen or Traff IC able to ans\\·er the opening gun reationri.l dircctor or t he H unting-I Hacy Burdick , f\1rs . Ario 1-lay\\"ard,
ton1orro\\', PickC'ns \\"ill open hos· ton Oe<'lch schools, ,,·ho \\'as thc l !\tr~ Ri chard Di1tn1ar.
ICont. F rom P Rgc 1) tilities ,,·ith Richard Dodd and morning speaker and \\'ho t alked From Ne\vport Beach \vere Mrs.
At Central Avenue and 15th Street Paul Robertson, hoth of ,,·horn on "Ri gh1s of \'outh", asking that ! Ed~r R . Hill. president : !\lrs. Ray
11 .437 cars in and tl.080 cars out, have shown promise in practice par<'nls try to IC'arn some of the Ha ·e)'. l\1rs. H. 0 . Boyvey and
Announcing the New Vibrapac
Building Units
a total of 22.517 cars. \Vhile the for the past v.•cek. problems of youth. '"hich they do l\tr ~'ilbur Buck.
number or cars at 42nd Street and Tackle duties "'ill fall to two ' .not al\vays kno"· or understand.
Coast Boulevard the count was le ttermen from last year's squad, l\1rs. F . F . lr,vin gave the \vcl-
4.282 in a nd 3,258 out. a total of Rorick and Weatherwax, w I th come and Rev. E . E. HaiU"·ood
7.540. Robins and Nourse sla ted to Sl'e the invocation. Superintendent
ALL SIZES BUILDING UNITS
Allowing an average of 3 per · action in these spots at some time Linton Simmons spoke, as did Roy
sons to the car "'e get a total during the afternoon. Hale. legislativ~ chairman or the
of 67,500 people in and out or the Starting at guards for Harbor Placentia PTA. Loretta Chilton
T~1e~ ~~!!~!nf~:V~ ~!!!!! Brick a.nd Cesspool Blocks Now In Production
Walter Kline Concrete Products Co.
1560 Newport Ave. Newport and Balboa sections. This I will be a dynamic duo of Monson
does not take Into account the and H anson, both small but ex-
traffi c In and out of Balboa Island tremely gritty. Counted on for
or Corona del Mar which would relief at guards are Brownie and
the navigation light on the sea-
wa end of the west jetty or Bal-
boa;bay. The light was extin·
gui ed from 6 :42 to 9 :44 p. m.
Brown, Jim Ashen and Louie :rvt cl-'.S~u~~a~y-~po~l~ice~~re~po~rt~ed~. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jo, all or whom arc fast and de-..
pendable performers.
Fast Backflf'ld
more than double the number . The Corbin.
figures are or special interest in
Three men, handicapped during
practice sessions !Or the past Wl'ek
l''ith injuries, \Vard, Chambers and
Hillhouse are slated for opening
chores and the fourth mem ber of
the light, Cast backfield will be
Brian Hanzal, the heaviest mcm~
ber or the QUartet at 180 p:>Unds.
Scrambled often with the above
foursome l''ill be backs Di ck
connection with studies of high-
way development a.nd population
increases. According to authori-
ties on high"•ay matters it is time
to plan a second highway near the
Coast-widening the present r oad
will not suffice to handle traffic.
Costa Mesa CommllDlty Church
SEPTEMBER !7th
CLARK & BATES ---~i;,::~
Metallizing-• Industrial :
Tanks, Keels, Rudders,
Shafts, Refrigeration Trays, etc.
• Omamental:
Art Objects. Doors, Signs,
Hardware, etc.
Welding-· All Types. Specialists in Steel, Cast Iron,
Aluminum, Brass and Bronze.
WORK GUARANTEED--ALL
NE\\'PORT BEACH 506 SOt.b Street lh.rbor 2509
E. J. (Bud) Jacklin
COSTRACTOR
CEMENT WORK
Flat Work or Foundations
CALL I 5 % % -I FOR INFORMATION
HEAR ....
FRED N. HOWSER
District Ano.n•y of Loe Angela C-..ty, dikuu
"RURAL POLICING"
on th~
PubRc Service How
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 -6:1' P. M.
S..tion KVOE -San'" Ana
She1iff Jesse L ElliOtt, Moderator
lndrpmdc.n t Citiun'• Committee
)
,
Dope from St Anthony indicates
tha t the home eleven is plenty
beefy, boasting t"'O tackles of
over 200 pounds. Heaviest con-
tender on the field ror the after-
noon will be Anthony left tackle,
Berberet, carrying 225 pounds,
with his teammate Cheatham not
far behind "'ith 210.
Anthony ,,;11 probably open with
!\1olschrum and Hall at ends, Ber-
beret and Chl'.'atha m at tackles,
Zimmerma n and R u bi d e a u x,
guards, Worley at center a nd
BrannC"n, Olze,,rs ki, Rogers and
GrC'Cnl cc at backs.
First home game of the local
season "'ill be next Friday, Oct.
4, \\'hen the Tars meet the River-
side Bears from the Citrus Belt
leag ue in another practice en-
cou.ntcr .
When Yo&ir ~
Back Hurfs~
And Your Strf!ngtb a nd
Energy Is Below Par
It na,y bl calaf'd by di.Mlrder of kid·
D•J' funcHoo that ~rmiu poleooou1
•·aatt• to att\n nul•te. For t ruly maoy ~pl• fttl tirl'd. •·rak and miNrabl•
wbm tti. ll:ldo.,,, fall 10 remove U.Hm
1.r!dli and otber waate matter lrom Lb•
blood. Yov. 1111.J' wlfer oa11inc b-.clrarhe,
rheumatic pain1. beadal'h<"S, d [u.inl'G,
pt1io1 v.p olrht•. lee pai1111, 1•"tllin1.
Somort11!!.N fTC'Qlll'flt and tcanty nrina· tlon wilh a mart inr and bW'11lo1 la an·
othl'r 1irn 1b1t aotn.-thirir i• WTon1 with
t.be lddn.-y1 or bladd".
There 1hould be 1:1<1 d oubt tb1t prompt
treatment is •·iwr than ner1.-ct. U9'11 Doo•"• Pill•. It i. better to Ti'ly on a
med!c:!ne that bu •on ~untrywide ap-
proval lhan 011.a metlrilrir1-faYnf'&blY
1LnoW11. /Joo•'• h•"• ~ tn.d and l•l·
ed. man7 years. Are at all dru1 1tonit.
Get Do.a 1 today.
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CITY-WIDE
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LEARANCE
SALE
. 500
PARTICIPATING
STORES
lOr1 -
One D. -~y Only/
0 G BEAC
Month~End
BARGAIN
FE.STIVAL
Once again tlie merchants of Long Beach offer.
their customers of the South Coast trading area
another gigantic, history-making "parade of
values" in the second of a regular monthly:
series of city-wide clearance sales. All lines of
~~di11e, in every price range, repr•ented
m, this great friend8hip-bt1ilding event. Come,
see and_ save! Learn for yourself that yow:
dollar will ac:tually buy more in Long Beach.
-
cil by Lo~.G BBACH RBT AILBRS, j ~tn~iAfl(I
-. --. . -• -.'!,_
' M&WFG&I a••JIOA M&WH*...!!Q~ -1
ROSSI'S
Liquor Store
,.. c:-t DIP•.,
hm •?17 Oorlan Dnc &tore
Opm EOW7 Day
Just Arrived!
Geologist Scheduled
To Address Engineers
In S. A. Friday Eve
0. E. Meinzer , Geologist in
charge of the Division of Ground
Water , U. S . Geological Survry,
will speak to the Orange County
Engineer's Society on Friday at
6 :30 p. m. at Lee's Drl\•e Inn on
the 101 High-...·ay.
-Fullerton Jr. College .
Forums Begin Oct. 3 So Help
Continue to Nov. 21
Me -Says Rural
People Best
Type Worker
Francis R. Line. one of the "Gentlemen'', began the
nation's leading oolor photograph-Boss at the regular weekly
ers will open the eighth season of Pep Meeting at the J. M. Mil-
discussion'• on problerru b o r h !er CUt Rate Real Estate Of-
nationaJ and international, ~ fice, ''there's a tough situa-
sented by the Fullerton Public tion that's come up in the
Forum, on Thursday ~vening, Oc-harbor area that's got me
PuaL c NoT1cE om.a&
N-h.tta.ir -
C..•--olllty ~ ..... ,
B1lllINDl8 OUIDll' 11
The of School Trusl<!el t the N Be ch School Dia ARE YOU doing your own paint-~ct. oJn&e ~.will recet~ ln.g! Why oot get )"-our ·advice
bids at the school office. 14th and from the people who know how.
Central pp to 811() p. m. October Bring In .your paint troubles to
1. 1946 tpr the following items of us, we love them. Service is
school Nrniture: our Business. Bmton Pa l n t
96 No. . 74-14... Mosher Otain, Stott on Newport Blvd. 74-4tc
IJ:llPLOY-0-•
WANTED-Houoe by day, -
H~ 21~. 75-2tp
TEACHER offered room board.
and salary for refined "-'OIDU
to care for child A: help with
light housewwk. Phone Be&<UI
S5T1 after 6 p. m. 75-tfc
NEED CHRISTMAS MONEY!
Pleasant Part-time work u u
Avon Representative here or
Costa Mesa. will provide IL
Write box 177 Fulert<>n. 74-2tp .. The speaker is a world authority
on ground water problems and is
actively in charge of many cur-
r ent investigations throughout the
United States. He will present his
views on ground water and ground
water i:fharge to artesian botsi ns,
a.s developed through his experi-
ence and many publica lions.
tobcr 3, at 7:30 in the High School .ed ,,
Auditorium.. This wil1 be the worn ~
sixth appearance of Mr. Une: ''You mean the beer short.-
each appearance has brought out age?" inquired Holly the of-
a capacity house. fice boy. ''I'm so Vr'Onied
Hu "Sheep, S!an and Scll!ude" about that that I find myself
was so popular and :.awe insplrirg worrying on my own time
that many have request~ tf\is after office hours."
repeat performance. Tilis picture. ,, , .
taken in ~ntral Arlt.one, depicts No 1:1o~y' , ~d the Boss N . M. Launer of La Habra is
president of the group, and John
Sanke. City Engineer of La Habra,
secreiar)'·lreasurer of the organi-
zation.
an annual trek of teM o~ thow-finnly, 'its this local bous-
ands of &heep, which hM oe<ured ing shortage that's got me up-
now for over tuty years. ~t. All these peopJe coming
The trek follows through some into the office to buy homes
of the wilde9t country in America, in the harbor area and there
SHOES Jacqueline Sanson
To Wed L.A. Man
• across cactus deserts, Ccrrest'L'd just aren't enough t o go
mo':lntains, and \\-;ld r !ve1."S and around."
ravines. F or 40 days Fran~1s Line ••tt looks to me as though
followed tlie sheep on their grf'at
Low Cut & White
tor
Tennh it Badminton
-eiM>-
Newport Harbor HIP
Letterman
~fr. and i\·frs. Thomas A San·
son of Ne\\'lX)rl Beach a nnounce
1 the •engagemen t of thei r daughter
Jecqueline, to Albert Marshall
north<A·ard pilgrimage to th e i r there are pl~~ty ?f houses
summer forage. He walked the en-around here, pomted • out
tire distance, living the hard and Russ, t~e errand boy. ~e
simple life or the herders and trouble lS there are too many
filming as he went. TI1ere are people."
Sweaters
Gray
Gym Pants
-and-
LateAt Pia.Id
Sc.hool
Sport Shirts --Balboa Island
Sporting Goods
%tt !Z 1'-l aJ'lne Balboa lllland
Phone: Harbor %6-11
, I Ward, son of r.·trs. Ethel \Varner
of Los Angeles.
Idalia Moored in Bay
The schooner ldalia from Sa n
P edro ..... as anch ored off Port Lido,
\Vhi're tht-F1ynn Zacca w as
moored until she left for Africa.
TI1is new black bottomed vessel
is o\\Tied by a former navy seaman
named Le\\'is.
I Sl9ter Kenny's Lo\'e Story -
Countll"!'s thousands know she has
devoted years to serving mankind.
That is h£'r life. But she ha d ll.n·
other li fe known to fe\v. \Varren
l-Iall tt·lls about that other, ro-
mantic sidr-of this remarka ble
"'oman in the American Weckly,
tht' ntagazine distributed with
next Sundu)'"s Los Angeles Exam-
iner.
Order Now for Xmas Delivery
Stars -nowblrd -P-14 -Paddleboards -Dinghies
Orders filled for Xmas-free storage until spring
N e w Raclntr Sall~ -Boat {.'o\·en -TraJleni • • · all avail.able
Thc.-.c bon1.s constnictrd of the finest dric<l t?OO~ cedar a nd boot
spruce. Bronze fastenings, stainless stee-1 riggings, bronze and
plastic rittingF . ,. . Open Saturda}'. Sunday and ('Ver.1ngs
Me$a B:oat Co.
4.83 Newport. Blvd. Cost.a Mesa Phone Beacon 3S8l-J
DavlA S. Batch, Sales ~l a.nager
P & F LIGHT PLANT
8ALJ:8 AA.lo SERVI~
&rvlce and Pvts for Farm and Boat Llght Plants
\\ratter Pumps
COAta !tlesa
sequences or night 1>11otography. "Maybe you've got some-
among the first of thi~ kind evt'r thing there," admitted the
attempted, studies or anin1al lite. Boss "but the fact remains
or insects. of desert n ora .. o~ Indi· tha t 'a lot of people keep up-
a?s enco~ntered. al l comb~n1'1~ , tCl setting the office routine by
give an intensely intf>rPSt1ng pie-k--
ture of little-kno<A'Tl Arizona. as 1ng ~ to . f1~1d them some
r.tr. Line characteri zC's the Ari-place to live m.
zona she<'p trek as 'ln Ameriran "Couldn't \\'e get the~Charn
epic and has stated that A kn,\\"· ber of Commerce to sponsor
led.s::e of this s1 range a nd import-a movement to get all the lo-
ant industry of the \Vest is es· cal residents to leave to\vn?"
sential to Cull understanding of 1he asked Jane the office girl.
A!11erican nation. Due to l\ir. "Then there \Vould be plenty L1n~·s popularity ~nd a n 11.ntJci· of empty houses for all the
pat1on of a ca~ac1~y ho~se the ne\v peopJe t o mO\'e into and :~~~4~f the Aud11or1um \\'l ll c1"1( :i bttsiness \vould boom."
S~m~ of the outstanding sf}('nl:· "That \\'OU lcl sol\1e the prob-
£>rs to be present"d on th<' Forum lem all rig ht, but hO\V are \\·e
arC', on Octoh~r 10th. \Vilfrcd \\"al· going to persuade people to
Jock. journalist and forn1~r merr,. leave t O\\rn? Everybody that
ber or British Parliment 1vho is li\'es here likes it so mucl1
no\v visiting in this country \Viii they \von't leave unless they
addr£'ss the F orum on .. P o\vcr get drafted or elected to con-
Politics", Octob<-r 17th, Clirfnrd J. g ress or sometl1ing like that."
Kamen who h1ts \\·on an int!'r· "Why couldn't the city
national reputation for his COl('rcd ·1 d th · moviC's of South AnH~ricn '"''ill pre-counct amen e zoning 01·-
sent his a ll color movie "Th!' Pa ~-dlnance to make it illegal for
eant of Peru". any famjly to OCC\.IPY a house
October 2-tih, l\.1ajor Ivan Le· in the Ne\\'J)Ort Harbor area
bfilC'ff. diplomat, soldier ."t.nd l('C· f or m ore than t\\10 ).iears?"
tur('r will discuss "Russia a rd tliC' asked Bid the assistant jani-
Unitc<! S tates". HC' has adrlrl'SsC'rl tor, who doesn't like people
the forum on thrC'e dirferent oc· much anY\vay. ''Then \vhen
casions and his talks are con· we put in the ads that the
sidered the finest on Russia. O\Yners must sell because
Send Christmas
Pkgs. Overseas
Before Oct 15
they're leaving tO\\'Tl maybe
the buyers would believe us."
st.....s...i Battenn
161.:5 Newport Blvd.. Olristmas parcels for all naval
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,\and marine corps personnel over. • seas a nd other rof\l.·ard areas
should be mailed prior to October
151h if delivery is to be assured
be!ore Christmas Day. Parcels for
personnel known to !:)(' in an area
permitting later mailings may be
mailed at appropriate da te .se-
lected by the sender.
"Nobody ever believes any
thing they read in a rea !es-
tate edvertiseme nt," pointed
out the Boss, who has been in
the business for some time.
"Like the ad you wrote yes-
terday on the house in Costa
Mesa just outside the city Iim-
i ts. Being unincorporated,
Costa Mesa has no city lim-
its. II
CENTRAL BOAT WORKS
' DESIG:-.~ and BUILDERS
YACHTS
Power or WI
COMMERCIAL
ruhlng Boat. or Party Cruisers
Steel -Pl&Sttc
Li T . J . Ghiloni, Naval Architect.
L'. M-TOS CR . .\!\'"£ SERVICE
Builders of the All-Steel CENTRALINERS
Foot. of Sl•t Sl. Phone: Harbor t 580
I t is important that parcels for
O\·erscas be packt.'d in exception·
aUy -"l.rong containers, and that
the s£'nder;; follow all postal rPg·
ulation.s . <A•hich prohibit mailing
perishables overseas. that the full
Ne wport Beach name, seria l number. and com· • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 plt~t£' nddt"l'ss of the recipient be : u~d. and thnt all p.:1.ckai::rs con-
WILLIAM P. MEALEY
GENERAL OONTRACTOR
Residential and Commercial Building
non-: Beeeon 68S8
Beacon 6804-\\'
467 N cwport 81-vd
Cost.a Me.a
NOW-'Round the Island Ferry
g,so A. M. ro 11 P . M.
South Bay, Balboa Yacht Oub, East Bay, Richardson's. Evans'.
Villa Marina. Shields'. Balboa Yacht Basin, Bee.con Bay, Harbo<
Island and South Bay' Hall from any dock or float.
BALBOA ISLAND FERRY
HARBOR 82-W
WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD
811 Coast ·Highway 101
•
•
l'llcme Bee-Ml.4"
''' ll~ud.-an•W.
for ac.iia for !We
Paddle Bauda for lllat
llJ Ille""* or -u..
taining valuabl es be insurt.>d.
It has. bc<>n noted that poor
packing in th£' pa.:ot often docs not
onl.r result in th<' loss of one pi'll'k·
agC'. but a lso in rlamage to sur-
rounding parcels or oblitPration of
t hl'i r addresses.
Form Orange County
Symphony Orchestra
At U HS Next Tues.
Tuf'o;da,y C'\'£1ning QcotoiX'r 1, ";11
~ the fonnation of the Orange
Count:.· Symphony orchl'St ra \vhich
\\'i ll b..""<'Ome a PA rt or ihe adult
edu('ntlon work or the Ne'-''POrt
1-larbor Union f.Ut h school. This
orcht.--stra, dra"'TI from the "'hole
or OrangE' count)'. <A1ll reheanl"
In the auditorium of the local high
schooJ und<'r the dil't'Ct ion or L.
Clinton Sawin. instructor of music
in the high school.
This orcht'stra. sa)"-s l\tr . Sawin.
is a further effon to bring appre·
ciation of the cultural ad\·antages
or our community and roun1y. All
intert'!l:ted person.' '4'ill rece.i\•t-a
great d('al of pleasure from pe.r4
ticipation in this group.
Any person not regular!)• en·
roll('(f in a day schooJ and who i.s
over 18 Yt'8r.i of age, may be ac·
repted B!ll a Mmlber of the sym4
phony.
CHRISTMAS PLANS
O\rlstmas lighting and Cuist-
ma.s decorations programs will be
"Ho\v \\1as I to know tha t.
J _ M. ?" protested Bid. "I'll
bet if they ever do incorpor-
a te up there that house will
be outside the city limits.
Some of the houses we have
listed up there are so far out
of town the owners carry
grizzly bear insurance on
their livestock."
1'The \vay this area is gro,v-
ing in another five years
Costa Mesa property will be
classed as ocean front lots,"
snapped the Boss. "\Vith four
thousand miles of Pacific
ocean ot1t in front of us there
is plenty of ocean view for a
million people a round here."
"In other words. Boss. all
tha t's lacking here is a mil-
lion \\;ndows to look out of."
said Holly in his l)elpful way.
''That gets us back to the
housing shortage again." com-
plain€<! J _ M . "Until we can
get some of our schemes
working to relie,·e the situa-
tion we will just have to take
turns worrying about it and
make it ju.st as rough as pos-
sible fo r prospective custom-
ers to buy real estate."
"Haven't we been doing
that right along?' 'asked Jane
diplomatically.
"Yes," replied the Boss
sadly, "I guess you're already
doing all you can to make the
supply of real estate last as
long as possible. We'll just
keep on here at 15th and Cen-
tral in our own low pressure
style, and limit sales to one
house to a customer. U the
phone rings be cagy. Just
Ii!t the receiver and say 'This
is Harbor 1242, J _ M. Miller's
office'."
Imo (thCon It. FromhePage 1) ed ~made o~~ardwood school-LANDSCAPE Des;"'"'"g. 2668 ws a once gets situat '6 ..........
again he will not be confronted 25 n UnJversal, panel type Newport Bl\•d. Phone .Sant a
with these problems. He is seek-36 .. x 72• x 241:oi H high, Ana ll~. 75-6 WANTED -Lady for general
with S-compartment book r~ck le housework, 1 or 2 days a -"-
ing a new type of fuel for power· on e~ch side of table, to be 1 Pftone Harbor 1.246.. 74-4tc ing his plants. and we have that, said Lon~r. "it is natural gas." ·~· can Seating Co.'s table TYPING& ACOOUNTING WORK w•~-0 •·-&•......... or eq• al . ' 1u..L~ WANTED six .....,..
Another thing that I& driving the 1 Am Univenal, panel type Laura G. Belden week. Norton's Bay Shore Cafe,
Eastern manufacturer west<A•a.rd is table, 36. x 72• x 29" high, Phone Beacon 5l86-R., 22172 So. 17th and Coast Hlchway. 59-tfc
the cities who are seeking new witboUt book k T ..... ,_ A p Box HELP W"'~ w .-.. sources of ...... venue wi·th '"hlch to , rac . &..G.6Ul•a ve.. . 0 . 941, Costa .rw." ... ~ ornan or .....
" " 1 Amerjan Universal, panel type • Mesa, Call!. for eeneraJ hot9ework; &cod
balance their budgets, such as tf:~~e·! ~· x 48" x 29" high, Will Call For and Deliver. '1'1>-8tp wqes; Uve In or eut. Harn
sales taxes. Manufacturers who withoUt book rack. 1992. ~Ue
locate in the rural areas know 3 No. 3 42_F MyTtle Desk Com4 CALL BEACON ~M for tree -----------'-'--
that they can escape this type of pany, eacher's desk, 32• x 42.... estimates on your painting. serv-
tax. walni finish. ice is our business. Burton
Longmoor called attention to 2 No. ~ &.t2.F Myrtle Desk Com-Paint Store.. 74-4tc
t<A·o recent articies which appeared pany, eacher's desk, 32"' x 42·, CLARK &: BATES
in national magazines and which oak f'P,ish. Metallizing
gave a repor t on the dccentrali-1 No. 3 61-F Myrtle Desk Com-Welding Specialists
zation of industry. pany. principa.l's desk, 60" x 506 30th st.-Harbor 2509
"The movement is on," s a id 34", walnut finish. Newport Beach ' 69-9tc
Longmoor, "and If a manufacturer 2 No. 2ts1.F l\.fyrtle Desk Com.
can find a site, "'here there are panyJprinclpaJ's desk, 60" x
good churches, good schools and 34 ", alnut finish.
good theaters, he is going to move 4 No. _ 12 High point and Bend·
COOPERATIVE
ROOFING CO.
New and Repair in. if he can, quickly." / ing ~air Co., side rotary
In conclusion, the speaker cited chair walnut finish.
as an exa mple, the \'iC\V of a 3 No. 7 13 High Point and Bend· Phone 875-M
friend, a N.ew Yor k City resident. ing Chair Co.. straight side 2.lf:. t::.. »th S t .. Costa Mesa
"'ho said, "\Valter. "'e live like chairs!. "'alnut finish. 26-tf<
ra ts here. \V e shoot down into a 60 No. ia-44 American Seating ------------'-'-'-
cellar (the sub\\·ayl, rush under· ComPjlnY tables, 18" x 24", STGN PAINTING
ground, then out again. climb up '-";th bro<A'TI masonite top. book
a ladder (subway stair<A'ay ) and comP<Jrtments and pencil
out again into the open air. \Ve 1 groovts.
have no leisure. \Ve're too cramp-(30 of the above t ables to be
ed. \\'e n(>('d brea thing space bad-23" h(gh ),
ty." (30 of the aOOve tables to be
\\'orkC'rs \Vho have made the ! 24 ~-n\gh). . .
move lo rural a rC':is no\v find that All rne~above furniture delivered
they have mor e lt:>isure time, which i F.0 .B: school. set up, r eady for
thC'y use 10 good advanlage. Lnng-use \V1th~ 5 days after a\va.rd of
moor concludC>d, "and ir industrial· contract to the successful bidder.
ists can find plant sites n('arby, The B ard of School Trust~es
they \viii sC'ttlc thcr<'. for they of. lhc Nl!\\'J>Ort Beach School Dis·
kno\v that thC>ir \vorkcrs \\·ill be , t~1ct. Or~~e County, reserv~ the
Mrs. Effa Klueter '
an asset to a con1munity." r1~~t to re~ect a ny. or. a ll b1~ or ,1 , _ . . od d \Vruvc any 1nformahty 1n a bid . . r. LNnhrmoor \\as, rn lr ucc T·. \VESTON JAY.
by P ostmastC'r J L F . Kenny of the I CJ k 1 th N
K . · CJ b · · . er o c C'\\'J)Ort l\\'an 1~ u progran1 C'Omm1ttce. I Be h s h I o· . ac c oo 1s1r1ct
Pub: Seif . 24. 26, l!M6.
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS F~Utious F i rm Name
Boats. Truck!. Windows
Walls a.Ad Bulletins.
Raised Mt>tal. Wood and
PlttStlC' Letters ·
A·L LA CHMEYF.R
1726 West Central
Harbor 1243-f\f 38tft
\VHY \VAIT months for your \•eni-
tian blind, \\'e can gi\·e 7 to 10
days d<'li very, srnrice is our busi·
ness. Burton Paint Store. CRT!
B 5503-M. 74-4tc
PATNTING
12 Years Service in Newport
HMbor Area
Harrv Hall
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Phone Bracon 5259-J
274 E . J9th !".treet
Painting -Decorating
R. E. ANDERSON
ALL OF THESE
ADVANTAGES
YOURS
... u·hen you get a job as a
telephone operator.
Good pay from the start ...
yes, even while You are
Iearnlng.
Raises at regular intePrals
... and a chance to advance.
Good working conditions ...
a ttractive, pleasant sur-
roundin2s ... friendly fel·
lo\v-workers.
Paid vacations,
benefits, etc.
sickness
In many cases, v.•ork ln
neighboring central office
near }'our home.
One of thE"se interestJng,
\vell-paJd jobs Is waiting for
you, too.
SOUTHER N CALIFORNIA
' "TELEPHONE COMPANY
100 E . Bay Ave., Balboa
514 ¥.I No. Main St., Santa Ana
• or
Call Chief Operator
68-tfc
01.ristian Science services. with
1\-lrs. Fem Gale as reader. \v cre
held Sa turday at Grauel chapel
for ~1rs. Efra K1ueter . 69, u·ho
died Thursday at St. J oseph hos·
pitaL She was a native of Kear·
ne}', Neb.. had lived at 1942
Orange avenui", Costa ?\-1esa, for
the pas t year. and in California
ror 28 }'ears.
The un eN!lgned do hereby certify th&t they re conduct ing 11. boat build·
Ing bu•ln u at Box 5. Foot of Slst Stf'e4!t, N POrt Bea.ch. State of Call· fom la. un er the flclltlou• firm name o f Central! Boat WorkJI and. that a.aid
Clnn la coi1po11ed ~r the follow ing per· 80ns. whote names and addre.ues are as tollow.sl lo-wit:
Richmond P . Hob90n , 4014 Channel Place. NeWport Beach. Calltomla.
Phone
Free Estimating
Beacon 578()..J 47.tfc SALE MlSCELLANEOUS •
She is survived b)" a son, H.
Paul of Costa Mesa and a grand-
daughter, Sharlene Eubank of Los
Angeles. Intennent was private.
Collect $18
Speeders paid an average tine
of $18 in Judge Robert Gardner's
court this week. None or the tick·
ets issued by the Newport Beach
Police department were for speeds
in excess of 5 miles per hour.
Shelter ror P ecoJlar GI Pet.-
The USO clubs are a haven for
the boys. Sometimes the bo~
bring company-strange company.
But the clubs welcome them and
their odd assortment of pets. Faith
Bald<Ai.n t ells a fascinating stot')'
of these homes away from home
in the American Weekly, the
m agazine distributed with next
Sunday's Los Angeles Examiner.
w. Moo~, -t014 Channel Place, New-port Beac. . Calltoml&. R. E . ordan, -t014 Channel Pla«i, Newport each , Callfornli. Wltne.sa our handa thie 4th day ot ~<eptembe 19-46. R~CHMOITT> P. HOBSON, W MOORE.
R . E. JORDAN. STATE~ CALIFORNIA. COUNTY F OR.ANCE--158.
rDR A RELIABLE Paint Job 011
Your home. -call Beacon 5330
after 4:30 p.m. 10-tft
~AINTING -PAPER HANGINO
and DECORATINO
H. E. McDonald
~Old Conty Rd .. Costa Meaa
ne Beacon 5013-J 85-tft
8RAREYOUR CAR 15
On thl.s th day ot Septemberl A. D .. 1946, bf!! re me, H. M. Ho ker, a
Notary bile In and tor said County and State, pent0nally appeared ruch·
mond P .!obeon, W . Moore. and R. E. DRIVING J ordan. own to me to be the per· to New York by Oct. so1111 wh namu are •ubACrlbed to 2nd T k f h the •lthl• ..-netrument. and acknowl· · a e ew S are exp. pas.
edged tp !me that they executed the sengers. '41 Sedan, heater, r adio
Mfn"· wl~ss whereof, 1 have here· Ask for Larson Harbor 1729-W.
unto Mt Ply band aD affixed my 75-1 tp
o!flC'laJ the day aad year In thl1 ------------....!. certificate first above written. TRANSPORTATION 18 i R . M. HOLKER. Notary Public tn and tor aa.td County &nd State. My com·
f. luJon expires: K arch ~. ....
Pub. Sep ' 5. 12. 19. 26. t!M 6.
I" BAZAAR
BICYCLES
Sold, Rented or Rep&ired.
VOGEL'S
100 Ma.in St., Balboa.
208 Ma.rine, Balboa hJa.ad.
94-tft
FOR SALE -Man's black suit,
size 38 or 40, $25. Phone Beacon
53W-J _ 75-ltc
FOR SALE-'IWo matched fish-
ing chairs. Call Harbor 2414·W,
75-4tp
2 DOORS for single garage com-
plete with hinges a nd locks,
price $10. Phone Harbor 2393-J.
75-ltc
F OR SALE-Thirty ft. of 6-ft.
redwood grape -stake fence.
Phone H·l682. 74-2tc
FOR SALE-Glass Show Case 3
ft . x 9 ft. Box G. c/o News-
Times. 74-2td
F OR SALE -Restaurant dishes,
glasses, etc. 182 Rochester St.,
• Costa Mesa. Beacon 5412-W.
74-2tp
FOR SA.LE -Binoculars, Carl
Zeiss, with carrying case $100 . Have~YOU Registered?
BEAUTY AIDS I 18 131 Opal Ave,, Balboa Island .
'
M-A-CHI--NE---.-.-d-otf-. A_CHINE ___ L_E_ -ss 74-2tp
-INSURAN~E-Permanenf' Waves Venetian Blinds
Tintin~ and Manicuring Steel or aluminum made to mea.s-•
• FIRE e AUTOMOBILE f • YACHT
• COMPENSATIOr
"STU " DUNLf'-P
200 Marine Ave. Balboa Island fh. Harbor 200-J
For
MARINE
Evening-Appt Ph. Harbor 179-W ure and instalJed.
Vi's Beaut:v Shon Bayview Builders Supply
1103 Coast Hi\\•ay, Corona del Mar 8)8 Coast Hiway P h. Beacon 5o07
-..,..,-,---------.:.75-;:...:t::;fcl:-::::=-:c-,-:--=--o,,--~--7.:.3-4:...:.t:.:c
'.OST .A1'1o"'"D FOUND 22 i'~OR SALE-Neon Sign Cate.
-------------'--Reasonable. Call Beacon 5117·M. LOST-Ladies Harmon Rose gold
wrist watch. Two Rubies on each -::--::-----,.------'-7().:_:tf:.:c
side. ·Vicinity of Balboa fun G. E . vacuum cleaners (1938); 5()...
Zone. 9-19-46. Phone Beacon pound Ice box, white t'namel.
5618-\VK. 74·2tc good condition: new bathinette.
EMPLOJ'"HENT WANTED z.a Call Harbor 1797-M. 72-4tc .
CAN TAKE. care of children even-
ing & week ends. Mr-s. L. Pedi·
go, 320 Aiarado, Balboa. 75·2tc
Hereafter if we recap your
TIRES
We guarantee our "Caps" to tut
HARDWARE
PAINTS &
ACCOt.rr'ANT and Office Ma nager
wants position with r eliable firm.
H. G. Ericson. 400 E . Centra1
Ave., Balboa. Ph. H arbor 30.
I 74-\!tp
WILL TAKE care of children
evenfrits'. Must furnish trans-
portation. Phone Beacon 556&-J.
74-2tc
20,000 MILES
and that'a not all-
WE WILL GIVE YOU
VARNISHES
HOUSE &
BUILDERS ' HARDWARE
,
DIPLOl'llENT OFn:at::D
LOCAL or traveling ln business
for YOUl'lelf. No money requlttd.
Good. income. You are YoUr own
--Apply l508 No. Main S t., Santa 'Ana. 70-7tc
$20.0Q
IF ONE COMES OFF
l\eKardlia of Speed.
ONE TIRE RECAPPED
IN 5 HOURS .
undertaken by a special committee ===----------------------•/ rocently appointed by President
J . S. Barrett ot the Newport Har-
bot' Chamber ot Commerce. On
thls ccmmittee are C. R. Johnson,
L. H. Nonnan, fL J . Forsythe,
Hennan Hans<n. Ir.in George
Gordon and •L F. Kenny_ Crea-
tion ol this .special commftlee WU
aut.horl2ed at a meeting of the di-
rectors held Monday last.
Police Report Woman
Missing From Mesa
It's the
HELP WANTED-Ex-navy radio
technician. who wishes to con-
tinue with technical "'dlo work
u dvflla.n occupation. Refer.:
onces !required. Local reoi<ltnL Write Box BU, c/o N...,._~
for a ccmplete let we wm can
for your car In the motnlnC
ond deliver ume day. Aho •
$2-00 Mobllstatlc baluee job
when we recap your tlrel, tor
Sl.00. No lead wef&bto cw
"oxtraL" C.R. STAAF
MOORING SERVICE
' ' ' Installed and Repaired.
Painted and Lettered.
' ' ' Phone: Barbor 1080 or Harbor 1698-R
far Plwrp$ ......
-L--------:-. -----'
.
Alpha Zirkle, 29. blue -ey<d
b~ young woman from the
cadet Trailer camp. a.ta Mesa.
wu roported to the Newpoit
BNch Polk"P ~ as mi.nine
from her-....
Paddl board Theft When lut ,,_, the ml"""& e _,..,, ..... ~ • .,.. lhirt,
Two ~ _.. rtpOl1ed brown •lacJrs, the Polla> roport
stolen from Ray M. J-al di--Sho .. n,.., feet two -
J!&Jboa on Saturday. wtlll>o 112 -Mil
-
.23rd • Central
Ph . 2600
•
" -
I
W Afil'RESS WANTED
137.51! Per Week -lfeell
' Good Houri
Also FRY COOK
I
llOl. EARLY (aunhci onb-l
j Jans' Te... '
Hawpat Beedl
-
Costa Mesa Tire Co.
In Rnr at
1760 Newport Blvd.
CXlST A llESA
Pb. Br101:111 57'3
A* for Al or Jbnk.
-Additional'-Want Ads
on Following P.agc
__ ,
•
I
w A N T A D s 90ATll, SUPPLIU II
Continued I FOR SALE-Nt'W-1 dory 16' "
~lli!::!':!'"°:!!!i~AU:i'i!J&5lW!!!&-nm;l!;!!!!"-!!!;.lN!!;w=-=l't!.,!!:=:!li,,!()ol!il!!!!!'-::": .... ~=i...J:!:ft~ lNI
Haye YOU Registered? /l ~-~·~1!:.·!•!!!:1"~n:~ _____ _.:•!!'i a••. mAn .,--·~u;11~a~n~=====~'!'~~·~·-~-~~··~-~=====~·~,u~~·~··~-~1~A~....,~=====~"~ I LIDO ISLE HOME I '..'. I
--
from preceding gige 5' mah<lgany & cedar, well for ----....:..---'~'-"'---outboard motor aet 1n board. Col-1.a lle11& CommmUty eta~
IM.L& IOllCZLIANEOIJ8 se Mut & sail centerboard. $100.00 SEPTEMBEll nu.
FOR SALE-Monroe electric cal· Phooe Dana Pl. 'l3L 74-2tp '
ouialM, $150. 1840 Harbor FOR SALE-25 ft. Seabird sloop, SPECIAL ANNOUNomlENTll II
Blvd. Coota Mesa. Beacon fully equ1ppec1 with North Bay Carpenters Available
5892-J. 61-ttc --~-g and flv-man life raft, f
FOR SALE-Alr oompresser, $100.
1311 · Seuhore Dr., N..._,
Beach. 65-ttc
11.u.E llOIMJZLIANl'.(U8 M
BARGAINS!
Lowest prices In lllmlture Is m>
motto. IJ>uy righL·I sell rllbt
I also t>uy· tumiture.
UJUU.l"Ul ... ~ °" general maintenance
aleeps two; very seaworthy, and repair
$1550. Call C. F . Brown, Har· 0 . Z. ROBERTSON
bor 2641. After 7 p.m. call Call Harbor 83
Harbor 2003-R 72-4tp 34-ttc
FOR SALE-Cabin cruiser 22 It. ----=-.,,_.=-,,------
long, 4-cylinder Starr motor, K E Y S
just painted. WllJ trade for 22 Made While You Walt
ft. or 24 tt. house trafler or will VOGEL'S
take ca.ah. 7311 Seashore Dr.. 100 l!allJ St.. Balboa
Newport. Ph. H·l493-J. 70..tfc '?OS Marin~. Balboa llland
on corn~ lot
2 BD UP-l BD down ENJOY BALBOA ISLAND Fireplace-Double c.r..., 'f•
Walled Patio-Barbecue ! A very liveable home Buy one ol the homes avliilable at this fine. I
$25.000.00 -Terms year around residence community.
Ralph P. Mukey 1---34.11 w. Central-Ph. Harbor 402 Prices range from $10.uuu to $50,000
69-ttc FOR YOUR LISTINGS CALL~ POWERS AT 62-W
El Bayo Tract
Home cm Bay Ave.
3 Bed Rooms. 2 Baths, on Larg Lot
$25,000
]. A. BEEK bl FFICE
Balboa Ferry Landing . 75-ltc
I AM HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE
'That
MRS. TRESSA BRIGGS
and
MR. FRED \V. BRIGGS
Licensed Real E&ate Brokers
ARE NOW ASSOCIATED WITH
MY OFFICE
to
Serve You in Newport Harbor Real Estate
Sales. Listings and Rentals.
--0-
Needle's Furniture
2204 Newport Blvd. · Coota M ...
57-tf< PU MPS
WORTIIlNGTON
94-ttc
Furnished Duplex
$25,000 BALBOA ISLAND
A. "SANDY STEINER, Realtor
~ Coost Highway 101-Beacon 5173 73-ltc
BU8IN'ES8 OPPORTUNITIES &O
Glass Shower Doors PRESSURE -CENTRIFUGaL FOR SALE -Concessions fully
2 Bedrooms, l Bath Down
2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath Up
• . . ma de to measure and in-For All Pressure equipped, ready to go. A dandy
~ stalled. Good deliveries. Soden Refrigeration set-up for man and wire. See-
B • B 'Id S I 623 So. Los Angeles St., Anaheim E. C. (Pop) Ludwig, Saturday W. L. JORDAN
ay\TleW Ul ers Up~ Phone 4652 7:>-ltc or Sunday afternoon at Fun 700 E. Central. Balboa
818 Coast Hlway Ph. Beacon Zone. Balboa. Phone Harbor 153
----.,-..,.--,=-...,--.,.--73-4-tc_ BOATS, SUPPLIES U 15-2-tp n-uc. Auto Batteries WILL PAY good bonus ror boat FOR RENT .. 1------------
Rubber Separaten slip. Ha\•e 40' custom bu i I t ~nth -$6..75 Ex:. cruiser. Write Box "S" c/o ROO~f FOR RENT--:<>cean Fron~.
Compounded Motor Oil News-Times. 75-tfc double room. Tu'" beds, pr!-va te entrance. Single room. pn.
Gallon. 70c FOR· SALE -12 ft. sail boat & vate entrance. References. Har-
Two New Homes
Ready for occt.1pancy, Stall
showers. Glau doors. Rup.
Call 1522.J --sail, good condition. With or bor 1848. 75-4 tc Western Auto Supply without trailer, Reasonable. Ph. ---:-:::---..,..,....,.,..._:63-::....:tl:.:c
Authorized Dealer Harbor 181 after 6 p. m. 75-4tc FOR RE NT-New Duluxe room At Corona del Mar and private ba th, tile shower 11136 Newport Blvd, Coota if.": Balboa Canvas Shop stall. 1Win or double beds, box Beautiful New Home
Sails -Boat Covers spring and interspring mattres-Gr-and View
\'ENETIAN BUNDS-Alumlnwn. Marine Upholstering ses. Unt heat . Special rates for Nicely Fui-nlshed
•teel. wood Call ua for free esti-Harbor 2(J7 _ 224%: 21st St. permanent guests. Mracle Mile $30,000
mate. Renovation It. reftnlshlng Newport Beach TI ·tfc Motel, 706 Coast High"'ay, New-See This Show Place
So. Coast Venetian BUnd Co., ··~---...:.-------'-port Beach. Ph. Beacon 5299-J. w J HOLCOMB West 18th and Newport Avt., FOR SALE--40 ft. c~bin cruiser; 7Stfc · ·
Costa Mesa. Ph : Beacon 5762.w. sleeps six; galley, dinette. head. ------------Cor ona del Mar
3S-tt< large wheel house and cockpit, FOR RENT -De-Luxe rooms & "Whe re the Flags F1y''
------------completely reconditioned, bow to apts. Prices range from $5. to Harbor 2766 74-2tc
Fire PlaCY' anct Kindling stern; Chrysler marine engine. S17.50 per week. or monthly F OR S ALE-Corona deJ Mar, 4!>-W 0 0 D See owner , 133 Agate Ave., Ba1· ra tes as per O.P.A. ceiling. 1007 ft. lot , 1 block from school, south
Delivered boa Island. 67·t fc E. Central. Balboa. Ph. 2360·1\.f . of Blvd., good location for in·
H. W. WRIGHT Fi E · 74-tfc come. Owner . Ph. H·2139-W.
Ph. Beacon 5665 re quipment Tests F OR RENT -ROOMS -Double. 65-tfc
1784 N~rt Blvd. 3-t!< C·O·Two, Pyre ne & Foam refills. Dally ser\"iCC'. Adults onl'-'. 421 1 :::=""".,.,.-,,.-..,,----~---, .. ~ ~ f ' ed d ;r FOR SALE-By owner. 2 bedroom
---"""--------..... '-'. ix syst em an Portable1 l l nrding. Balhoa. Catir. tfc J ust Arrived now available. home', plus glass screen porch.
Freeh Hearing A1d E"'fS HOKIN & GALVAN FOR RENT-Building on Central F urnished. $1 7,500. Phone Har·1
BATTERIES 1000 Coa~t Highv.•ay Ave .. busin<'ss location, S75 per OOr 2041-R. 75·~tc
Ph B 5522 73 tf month Harbor Investment Co., Cunde-""n Drug Co. · eacon • c C ]\' .-... 30th a nd Central. P hone ar-osta 1 ·1esa
117 Main St. Ph. Harbor 515 N"EW AND USED bor 1600. tfc Good Lot 50 x 135
60-tt• Electn'cal Appl1'anc es $1000.00 FOR RENT-ttooms during \Vi nter
Order Your Of All Kinds season. outside en<rance. 809 l O Aci·es on W eot 0, i'rle
S el N t El tr. A 11 c Bay Front. Balboa. Phone I-far-.., ,-, erv e\vpor ec IC pp ance o. bor 2669--!\.1. 74·2tc Excellent P ossibilities
Gas Refrigerator 2309 Coast Blvd . P h. Har bor 2138 $10,500.00
N OW / 68-Stp c",,.' AN-..,.,=TE=D-=T=O_REN-=-T~-oc----42
at Vogel's SMALL B 0 ATS WANTED TO RENT-Garage ;n 3 Bed Roo m House vicinity of 115 . 29th St. Phont~ Furnished-Largr Lot-ClosC' in 100 Main St. Harbor 145 -Of 1' ·
52.tft tough, 1ght marine plywood. Harbor '24. 75-Jtc $10,500.00 _____________ 1-Molded hulls or flat-bottom.
WANTED TO BUY SJ -Skiffs. Dinghies, Sailboats. \VANTED TO TRADE -Rental 21 8 Acres =--=,,....==~~--c,.-c--MARTIN OUTBOARD MOTORS 2 bedroom house in Long BC'ach
HAVE CASH for good income "Flexidrive" Shafts for Inboards for same in Balboa or viei ni ty. Close to High School
property at Ne'WJ)Ort. Balboa or Call 1·1·2729 or a ft er 6 p. m . 4 Room I-louse. F ine Location
surrounding area. Write · 610 WATSON -BOATS Long Beach 44876. 75-4tp $8500.00
Penn S t. EJ_ Segundo, Calif. Ph. "SmalJ Boat Headquarters"
320-J. 74-4'1> 611 Coast Hiway Beacon 5271 WANT -2 bedroom house or J . C. PAYNE BROKER apartml'nt. furnished or unfur· WANTED-New and used electr ic! __________ _:6.:.9-...::.tfc nished. Permanent couple with lll E. l Sth St. Costa Mesa
motors. Highest prices paid a t MUSICAL & RADIO U baby. References. Roy Your-P h. Beacon 5213-M
present. Call Harbor 2138. ------------stone 1281> No. Maple. Burbank. R. W . BARTINE
73-4tc HEADACHES? cam. Phone Charlstonc 818-45. Associate Broke r
75-4tp Res. Ph. Beacon 5276-J WANT TO BUY-1 or 2 pair army
plnks; 35 waist, 31 length. Ph:
Radios are Too
IF
They Are Not
Performing Right
LOCAL DENTIST and wife \Vish 75-ltc
to rent furnished house or apart· ------------Harbor 1 14~R.
CASH FOR USED FURNITURE
PHONE BEACON 5538-J.
23-tfc
Let us cure your trouble with the
latest equipm<'nt and expert
ment. No children, no pets. Ph. J. E . Barnes & Son
Harbor 4:.!1-J . 75-4tc 1806 Newport Blvd.
Repair Men EXSERVICEMA N an d wife "·ish 'II AUTHORIZED PHIL CO S HOP small hous(' or apartment for Wt Pay Cash \Ve specialize in P hilco. Zenith. permanent or "i nter re ntal. Ph.
For your furniture or what have Westinghouse and Majectic Raidos 1-Iarbor 201. 75--l tc
you.. Phone Beacon 5656. Craw· 420 E. 4t h Santa Ana Ph . 130 w ANT TO RENT -2-Bedroom or ~ Furniture, 1812 Newpcr1 73-4tc Blvd., Costa Mesa. 48-tfe ------------larger house, fur. Will pay up
ffiGHEST price paid for your pi· to SlOO per mo. Call !\1r. Fuller ,
nra.N1TUR.S FOR SALE 51 ano . Danz-Schmidt Piano Co.. at Harbor 328· 74·2tP
FOR SALE-Double bed and sim· San ta ,Ana, 520 N . Ma in. 70-tfc WANTED TO RENT-Small house
monii; spTing $8.00. Phone Dana or Apt. by couple·. no childre n. l\lUST SELL-Complete set dr ums Point 731 . 75-ltp v.·ood block cov.·bE-ll . tuncable F or information call Harbor
FOR SALF.---lce box. 100 pound tom· tom. tacked head tom-tom. 554-W between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
capacity. Good condition. Call snar e drum & stand, Hi-boy except Sat. or Sun. 72-4tp
Beacon 5180-J after 8:00 a. m. sock stand. 4 z:ilgen cymbals & \VANTED TO RENT-By retired
75-Itc holders. also case & other ac-army major, two-bedroom house,
FOR SALE-Beau tiful 6 pc. din~ cessories. $135. 812 1h E. Ocean furnished or unfurnished. For
nlng room set one bedroom rug Front. Balboa. 75-l t p winter or permanent. Phone
like new, 9 x 12. Bamboo Patio USED Pianos from $65. Or wtll Laguna Beach 2084. 72-4tp
furniture, 6 chairs, 3 tables. Rt. rent. Danz-Schmidt Piano Co., WANTED TO RENT-Asst. mgr.
1, Box 12, Garden Grove. Ph. 722. 520 N. ~fain . Santa Ana. 70-ttc Met. Life, desires lease or rent
74-2tc until J an. 1 of 1 or 2 bedroom
Costa Mesa Ph: Beacon 5320
Furnished
F our houses, one acre land, east
side: good location. One five-
room a nd thrE>e four-room
houses. Income, about $150 per
month. Plenty of room for m ore
houses. Full price only-
$16,800
One-half cash.
Two-Bedroom House
With 2% acres land. near high
school. Price only-
$8500
FOR SALE-Upright piano, good
FOR SALE -Plum colored rUI' condition. $200. Phone Beacon house. Car e guar · Phone S. A. J. E. Barnes & Son
11'3 .. x 14' $45.00. Dinette set 5712, or ca11 205 Westminster l 428-r-1. 71-tfc 1806 Newport Blvd..
$15.00. Phone Harbor 2669--R Ave., Newport Heights after APT or S?-1ALL HOUSE wanted Colta Mesa Ph. Beacon 5320
after 1 p. m. 74-4tc 5:30 p. m. ~tfc by man and wife. We do not '75·ltc
R E p O S S ES SE D Mirror Type drink or smoke, no children or I-------------FOR SALE-Refrigerator. G. E .: pets. Phone Santa Ana 0991-W Balboa
k .t h t bl d Spinet Piano. Now only $295, gas r ange: 1 c en a e an er write Box "X'' Newport Bal· ~ · di · b f f 1 f A very prett~,-piano. F ine tone. Excelcnt value 4 ren tal units & U"1airs: rung-room u e : sur boa News·llmes. 37-tfc Board and misc. articlt>s. 211 Ab· Da nz-Schmid t P iano, 520 No. 3 car garage ; 3 bdr. Apt. on close
alona. Balboa. Island 7J...4t<" r.·t ain, Santa Ana. 70-tfc \\'ANTED TO RENT-One or two of escrow. Can be financed.
GOOD G ds M hi. K bedroom house. Furnished or $1 8 000 9X.15 .r\m<'r ican Oriental ( Kar"s-ran ~-e 1n, urtzman, , '' S & Cl k ~ JI II & unfurnishl'd. Garden Grove 722. tan\ Kashan design. pract. ne''" lory ar · .._,.ase, a et • 2 storv. • 5 Bdr . & F ireplace. Com· · K' b u w be d th Call col\C"ct. 73-<ttc prE .. "·ar. red background. S125. Davis. 1m a · e r an o • pletely furnished v.·ith income pos·
Call 1-larbor 22-11.\V. 7~tc ers. Prices start at s-\85. Terms. ~VANT TO RENT-2 or 3 bednn. sible.
Dan z.Schmidt, Santa Ana, 520 unfurnished house. Will lease.
FOR SALE-Fumed Oak furni-No. Main. 70.tfc Call Sam Porter at Harbor 707
ture, ideal for mountain or or 13. 35--tfc
beach. 18:? Rochester St.. Costa RAD IO HOUSE CALLS-
$12,000
P eninsuJa Lots F rom
$2750.00 up 1'1~a. Bea<..-on 5412-\\'. f t-2tp Now tha t additional competent aw&1. ESTATE '' technlcians a.re a vailable, we are FOR SALE _;__ 12 x 15 t"isted able to make service c.a11s on SAN FRANCISCO -2-bedroom
broadloom . solid blu(' prewar large consoles. All \IO'ork guar· home and 2 apartments for ln-
rug. Good condition S75. Four anteed. HAROLD L. HiliM, come, will sell or trade for
JOHN E. SADLEIR
302 Main St .. Balboa
burner O'Keefe & 1.-ferilt table S.O.S. Radio, 300 Marine Ave. 1 Newport Harbor property. Har·
top stove with gridle, perfect Ph. Harbor ~-34-ttc bor 1600. 57·tfc
Phone Har. 2034
75-lte
condition S75. Four pc. l\.taple
bedroom se t, complete \'' i f,h
spring & mattress. 209 Via Di·
jon Lido I sle. Phone Harbor
591.w . 74-2tc
BOATS, 8UPPLIE8 II
Radie Repairs
All makes; tubes. etc.
Beacon 5763
BURT NORTON
915 Coast mlhwaY, Newport
FOR SALE-25' L.o"man com.me.r -__________ ..:Zl..:·..:tl:..:c
d al boat. Ver y good rondition, STEINWAY GRA.:'ll>. Beautitu1
all gear. Reasonable. Inquire modern in black and silver. Gor-
Auo. Dock 26th St. 75-tfc gE'OU!!I tone. Thia ls an art piano.
FOR SALE-Gull SllO\\. bird or If )'OU are fUrnishlng your home
penguin sail boat in excellent · ln "Moderne" this instrument ls
condition. read}' for immediate perfect for YOlL Reasonably ~50-J priced. Danz·Schmldt Piano Co., use: Cash. Plloru> Harbor ~2t p 520 N o. Main . Santa Ana. 7().tfc
Lf\'ESTOCll S'I
D
G. I.
V-E-T-E-R-A-N-S
See For Yourselves
HAYWARD HOMES
Being Completed
60 DAYS
I n
0
Financing on House & Lot
NEWLY DECORATED-2-upit income near North
Bay-2-bedroom borne in fl'Qllt-1-bedroom apart-
ment in rear over 2-car garilre; ¥.. of garage fin.
isbed for use as rumpus ro<lffi. Attractive brick-
floored petio. House and apdrtment furnished with
early American reproducti~
Immediate PoSsession
Price $~1 500
CORONA D ~L MAR
' NEW ONE-BEDROOM HOME for bachelor or coo-
ple. Tile in kitchen and aspbhlt tile noors through-
out. Close to shopping district.
. Priced at onll>' $7000
NE~V 2-BEDROOM HOME. i A beautiful flagstone
fireplace, asphalt tile floors.1 Roomy kitchen and
plenty of closet space makj this an outstanding
value.
Price $1i900
LIDO I LE
ON NORTH BAY. Priced r quick sale: 3-bed-
room furnished home. Walliki terrace overlooking
bay. Many extras. Boat mdoring. See us for de-
tails and a ttractive price. j
I:.ido Isle -2 lots a t :?~~ . $3250 ea.
Canal front lots from ............ t .. -........................ $6800
In side. Newport Beach. as 101 as .................... $1350
EARL W. s-•ANLEY .
REAL TO
COVERi'NG GREATER N!EWPORT HARBOR
615 Coast Highway 225 Marine Ave.
Corona de! Mar 3113 W. Ce[ltral Balboa Island
Phone: Harbor 1646 Newport Belach Phone: Harbor 1776 j 75-ltc
i -
HARBOR INVESTM ~NT COMPANY
Realto l s
d; d; d; d;
CANAL FRONT HOME-Y ·u can move right in
because it is fully furnished pgbt down to a half-
a-pound of coffee in the lard~r. Plenty of matches
too. Metal refrigerator, st ve, complete utensils
and dishes. You will have to rig up your own
mooring for your boat. Evetything in good condi-
tion for $7500. i
BEAUTIFUL HARBOR AND OCEAN VIEW
HOME -Inspiring panoraqia both day or night.
Channing floor plan. Attrattive fireplace. Inter-
esting yard and fencing. Tw&, bedrooms. The $10,-
600 price belies con di ti on and value of this borne by
several thousand dollars. 1
d;d;d;$
LIDO ISLAND BAYFRONT!HOME-Yes, it's true.
A lovely 3-bedroom home, r completely furnished.
1\vo skiffs, 17' flattie, 3 surtjboards, 3 bikes and an
outboard motor .... ALL f9r $35,000 on a 40' lot
and you can move right in. !
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Three-Bedroom HOME. BRAND NEW -Dandy
Heights location on a full 5<j' lot Far better· than
average construction. Nice l!"tio and barbecue with
floodlighting and interesting landscaping. One of the
most livable floor plans you'~e ever seen. With the
price at $16.500 and that !'new" smell to tempt
folks • · -well, if you are REALLY interested, better
call us pronto. Favorable l<jnns.
d; d; .t; d;
ABOUT $3000 YEARLY imcoME -From four
rental units and a sma ll caf~ near the Balboa Ferry
Landing. Complete furnishings included for only
$21.000. cash or tenns.
FLOATING SHIP REPAIR! SERVICE-Well built
barge equipped with 60 amit. charger, fuel and fast
bilge pumps, glass bottom· hatch; $1500 full price
for a business that bas af eraged, $350 a month
profit on a part time operaqon.
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WATERFRONT BOATYA D ON HIGHWAY -
Long lease available which \\ii !include store sized
showroom and equipment; also marine railway.
60 ft. on North channel. 'bis is a quickie. This
IS good. This is cheap. S. us promptly.
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INCOME APAR '' n.igbt now we can offer se_veral interesting income-TI ultiples of all types in a
wide range of prices. Yes, we mean 2-unlt dwell-
ings, rooming houses, a, _ .~ .. ts and motels. See
them and make your • from the best ol the
selection.
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FOR SALE-26 ft. ~· mackerel
boat, tv.in motors fully eqllil>" FOR SALE -Blac-k sadd1e horse S. W. Corner
ped. Cheap. J . C. Ra pp 6IJ7 36th $100. Phone Beacon 5319-J. lSth and
S L 15-Jtp 15-ltc I ~-==::,...=::,..-
See DENNISON & McBROOM f7~
498 Newport Blvd. ,¥. '\_ · ,
HARBOR IN 'ESTMENT hfl c~~aft ~~Y ~·('.\;:J
FOR S.µ.E-24-fL Fishing BoaL FOR SALE-Gentle saddle hone, Santa Ana Av.
44 h. p. MarinA! Engine. Phone sorrel color, $125. See at 1656 Newport Hgts.
Harbor 287~. 74-2tc TUl:tin Ave .. Costa Mesa. ~tic
Costa Mesa t!-~
75-2-tc -;,1 30th at Central Pb. lfai:txr 1600 A 1&01 .: .. 71'
7S-ltc
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MALLARD REAL TY
We have the buyern.
List your property with us today.
CorOna de! Mar
1435 Coast fUghway Phone Harbor 1m
--Attractive · Duplex
Completely furnished. Income $100 per month.
Possession close of escrow.
$5000 Down
Home and Income
Newport Heights. Furnished. Two large lots.
$15,000
71-ltc
BALBOA ISLAND
Immediate possession. 3 room cottage, 2 car gar-
age.. On good corner close to East Bay on "Little
Island.''
Price-$10,750
GOOD LCYr -CLOSE TO SOtml BAY
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
Price-$6500
CORONA DEL MAR
Beautiful new well-built 2-bedroom home. South
of highway; convenient to school and shoj>ping
district. Floor to ceiling windows overlooking
patio in dining room and breakfast nook. Limit
height fence enclosing entire rear yard. Must be
seen to be appreciated. lmmed. possession.
Price-$15,0QO
CHOICE CORNER HOME-SITE IN BEST
LOCATION. 150' x 118'
Price-$13,500
GERTRUDE A. WALDRON
W. W. Sanford, Realtor
W8 Marine Ave., Balboa Island Harbor 234-R
E-X-C-L-U-S-1-V-E
% Acre, 66' frontage on Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Modern 2-bedrooms & den. Hdwd.; modern kitchen
1 ••• service porch. Two-room house in the rear.
•
Two-car garage. This is at present a Kennel Busi-
ness with 24 dog stalls ... but it is suitable for most
any kind of business. Good buildings in rear of lot.
If you want a borne and business location you can't
beat this one. Shown by appointment only.
$15,000
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
B. A. N E R E S 0 N
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND ASSOCIATES
Phil D. Soloman -Salesman
John Bondra -Salesman
Phone: Beacon 5225
1972 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa ·
75-ltc
BEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 48 TRAJLZR8 11
=TRAILERS====-=FO=R=-=sALE-.,..,_.,......-Th_e_bes..=I
in trailers for rent and 18.le.
Trailers made to order. Dunlap
Trailer Rentals, Newport Auto
Sales lot, 2600 block on Central
Avenue. 69-8tp
'mADE-2 bedroom home in re-
stricted distr ict in P asadena.
For home in Ne...vport. R. L. Mc-
Cartney, 621 W. Montana S t.
Pasadena. Phone 7-1 854 75-4 tp
WANT Beach or Bay front ,home
in exchange for two bedroom,
two sleeping porch , 8 yr . old,
.,stucco home in La Crecenta on
1 acre ground. Harold B. Jep-
sen, 4011 Wilshire Blvd., L. A.
5. Ph. EX-1400. 74-3tc -MONEY TO LO.&.N .,
LOANS TO BUILD, buy, :mprove
modemiu OT rettnanc".
Newport Balboa i"edera.I S&V1D11
, a.ad Loe.n AJlloclallon
3333 Via Lldo Ph. Harbor 1500
AtJTOMOTrVE a TiBSll 118
WILL SELL 1946 Ford; Delux Tu-
Poor Sedan, at ceiling. To party
· Who will rent me 2 or 3 bedroom
house fwnilbed or. unfurnished
for 1 year. Phone 234-W. 74-2tc
TRAlLERS FOR RENT-Do your
own hauling and mov!ns-All
new equipment, $2.25 and s:l~
per day. We IUmlsh the hltdi.
Myrehn Bros. Se<vlce Station,
oor. 17th & Newport Blvd., Ooota
Mesa. tS-dl
MOU~"TAIN PROPERTY 6S
LAKE ARROWHEAD -For sale,
six lots (separately or a Ito-
ge ther). Near lake and year-
'round hiway, heavily wooded.
Owner, R. L. Power, 767 Caste-
lar St., Los Angeles 12. '15-2tc
Gitto at
Commmalt)' Cblll'Cb B••ea•
Have YOU Re~stered?
•AtJTOe WANHiD •
WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
and Will Pay Top Prices
SEIJ, YOUR CAR NOW
· While Prices are High.
Pbone for our CilUIUous buyer tllbo wlD call and
lldvl8t )'00 ncanllng OPA lll!gll)ations, oel!lns pnoes and arrange all deCalla
CULBERT~ON CHEWQLET CO., Inc.
aw+1oaet and Qleha+otJOe n.l'rn
JOOlW-~HowpirtB .... 11110 ,_ ... __ _
I
D 0 RA L E·E' S
we have now Included
Venetian Blinds
· to oar stock.
Custom Slip Covers·-Draperies
Sll lllarille Avenue Balboa Jaland
On Your Way to Santa Ana
When in
Stop
at
CHUCK'S ~·DRIVE -IN
Barbecued Sandwiches-Fountain Service
10a.m.&o%p.m.
(Curb Sen1co)
.Harbor Motorist Experiences
More Trouble Leaving States
Than He Did in All of Mexico
way but this time for• a short 2C garag<! and If .... can get the Clo~I e ·. Eatery miles when the new recap just perts it js only about four hours
shell going oil and the hub cap <ame r day. Mld-nlcbt
-Police Report Odor
Only Prowler in Area bought sounded like a six-inch work. O~. -get the parts. Parts
rolling bundreda of feet away. second car runnin2' but not I Oct be On goes the second spa.re and we satlafact . Third day car n 0 ·r Hearing a dog barking in the
travel at 35 miles per hoUr until motor~ down and garage man I ,• alley near her home, early Friday
we get to Tucson, Am and buy finds a :'.j: chankshaft, with mairi morning, Mrs.. H. C. Schofteld ol
th h be · •· ls Well o N 1 700 Oreb.id avenue, Corona del ano er t"eC'ap to ave as a apare. ar1ngs, eu.;., necessary. ,
Between Tucson, Ariz.. and Deming did you e~·er spend 5 days in Sierra pen ov. ?wtar, called the police and said she
N . M. two more blow outs on tbe Blanca-well-don't. After 5 d•V9 thought a prowler was in the vi· I. ~· cinity ol her home. same left rear v.•heel which was and $1~00 we started this time I
co&ting about $1.00 a mile for for Mexiqo. You can imagine what When Patroh:nen l..any God-
By FRANCIS J. HORVATH I in &larch of this Yl!&r and Just be-tires. a frame !of mind I was in, par-Hanseq's restaurant. 2100 West dard. and Ray Johnson returned
Of Newport Beach fore leaving spent another $100.00 ti 1 1 h I bl · ~---Front Newport o. ch to police headqu.arte~ ... _. re-in Deming found 4-alr plane ·cu ar Y w en ~·as anung ~ . ~a , ... ...,.,. Are you planning a trip? Are In tires and motor tune up. etc. ~ •t · Trip fa ·t t f · · J ott· ported the results of their investi-tires for ~.oo w•'ch r thought eve on the n eXJcan von e ea ery or muructpa .1-you going to a foreign country? all of which was done in Newport ._-.. iu all tbls bl d ak ci·a•-d th -~· ·u be gation as follows· "n.w. eviden•1~ was a safe inv .. tment considering and 1 trou e ha t en ~ an o er _..~ ..... WI · ~ ....., WeJ, let me gi1-'e )'OU a tip-do not and caused me to feel that no . , ... _ S clooed dunng· October Mr and just kilJed a skunk by the odor; the circumstances. And away we place in u.e tales. , . no'prowlers." plan it In the negative. Plan it motor or car trouble should be Mrs. Hennan =--·-n, propn'etors, started ~·hen I found the car Wtth all this pent up ill-feeling ~ --------------with the affirmed intention of anticipated, at least or any con-.... ;d today •• ould t t t I f th over the tire and car trouble it -· having a good time and being in-sequence. "'' no 5 ar · n one 0 e was eas for me to become p~ The Hansen family coo.template for a . population of 500,000 and
ter6ted and enjoying what there Sunday, Augwt 4th, found us blow outs the battery carriage was a monthls vacation. as does the now they are t:ryiq,g to make it
is to be seen and had. traveling southward and making so jolted it ~'8.S pushed to the side voked at ~he Mexican Immigration chef. MrS. Venice Glass, who has \\o·ork for a population of about 3
For yean I had wanted to see good time. The following day we and one of the terminals became authoritits expecting about 40 already left with friends for the million. Homes or hotels having
Mexico Oty then for some reason were beyond Yuma, Arizona, and completely burned off. Yes, sir pesos orj $8.00 for approving a mountains and a long resl The water about 9/lOths ot the time
I became prejudiced and ev('n dis-the desert heat was being noticed ne"'' battery, etc., $17.85. pass port of a friend driVi.ng "'i.th Hansens .do a land office business are indeed fortunate.
liked the thought of going there. when suddenly a bang trom the Isn't it a grand feeling to be us and hlving another officer pull ch d th th Mexico City is laid out 51·nu·lar!y out mon...1. from my hand in order ea year an is year ey were Yet, I had some busin~ I wanted left rear tire broke uo the smooth traveling on brand new tires, car ey rushed to the tiring point. to Paris. The horn becomes very
to check thru the U. S. Embassy speeding over the highway and completely overhauled and new to pay fpr clearing the car into Mrs. QI.ass will be remembered important in driving. Just sound
Office in Mexico Qty and my wife brought us to a thumpety, thump-battery. new carburetor, now to the courttry and then taking a as the former supervisor of the your horn before entering· an in-
and daughter were very eager to ety, thump stop. get to Mexico Oty and enjoy the tip out of the money for which to kitchen at the Newport Harbor tersection and keep going. The
go there on a vacation . So. I de--Spare Ure! Sure, so again we balance of the trip. Stayed over buy him f. beer, and gi\;ng me the Yacht club and the former chef man that sounds t.he horn fint has
cided to combine business and are on our way but not tor long night at El Paso, Texas and next balance rf the change. of the Sduth Coast galley. She is the right of WR.)'.
pleasure and take the trip. when another bang at the left morning by 10 o'clock we were Got into Monterrey in the even· reputed to be one of the best Although the 1\!ariachis and
My preference for traveling to-rear side of the car and the spare about 85 miles aYo•ay when a knock, ing and_ '1as ~urpris~ to find such cooks in the harbor area and all their Gypsy style of music Stti'-
date has been by automobile in tire wu blown out. Nice going? knock, hauntingly emanates from a hustlinF oty. spring up out. of her patrons will be glad ~'hen she nades on stTeets, in night clubs,
order to better obtain the pros-Yep, &nd stopped in front of a the motor. Four miles to Sierra the dese~t. Then the mo':'ntarns returns to the Hansen 'testaurant, and b)' arrangement are tnterest-
peclive of a native's lite, habits garage near Maranna, Arizot1a, Blanca, Texas. we go \'ery slowly and ~·h~I mean mountains. In November 1. ing and native it is surprising to
and customs. So, in preparation Yes, he had my size tires. Two and reach the first garage tn the stat we cross them, but down hear in some out of the way corner
for the trip I had my car over-of them and recaps at $20.00 each, toY.'ll. I Mexico"'' you go a long the top of customs. traditions, and learn to a little Indian boy whistling some
hauled to the tune of about $230.00 ~ith tubes. AJzain we are on our Connecting rod bearing sitid the them all µie way from ?t1onterrey accept them as such and not as well known American tune he has
---------------------------to Acapu~co. bits of chiseling, begging, or cheat-heard over the music bo.".
Leavin ?t1:onterrey we soo n ing you as a tourist. Remember My first reaction to paupers,
\Vere in he mountains and the t?O, our. habits, cu~to~es, tradi-beggars, even t he lottery chance
Indian h ts. the bana.nna trees. t1ons, prices to tourists in our re-seUers "'as very bad. Yet the lot-
BEPTEMBIER-A Month 0, Out1ton'Cllng Volut1I
the culti 'ated hillsides, the In-sorts. Think of the reception "''e tery is a government project and
dians tr ng along side, burros would give foreigners in our re-~ good thing. Then, I would stop
with bun Jes on their sides. Indian sort towns, especially those unable and think of some or our touts,
girls and "'·omen carrying baskets to speak our language. our bookies, our policy racketeers
Buffums' 42ND
HERRINGBONE Woolens
For Distinctive Tailoring
Jud righl In weight ••• aropes and fallora beoullfull'y
••• consider a jo<:kel In muled blue, grey, brown or
Qrff" • , , or perftcp1 a wn of I/tis !4 Inch lfnw
vlrQ.i~ wool. Goea anywhere, onr. lime/
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Tliey ta~e to wafer ••• tliey ta~e fo sand ••• th.ey toke fo you in tlie most
C/elecroble way imag!nablel Verilable classics in beachwear, tliese one o"
two p iece sul'1 tliar spell /lottery and freedom for y9ur playtime . In smari
black, whire , or Royal blue; sizes 32 lo 38 .
$11.95
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and pott y ware on their heads, In g£>neral, the trip to M£>xioo and eventually \VOuld wind up
all was i teresting. City is interesting. But, to those reeling sorry for them, and asham-
I "'as ~tticularly interested to who dislike or object to mountain ed of myself and ID}' prejudice.
know wh the hillsides ~·ere culti· driving I reconln1end lhe plane Or My final opinion on the trip is
vated in laces 1hat S('('med inac· train. The food \vas more reason-that it \\·as worth while and that
cessible. 1..ater, I learned that a ble tha n in t he States. It was the Mexican people feel kindly to-
these plo S \\'E'T(' no\v O\\'Ded in-Vf'r.Y \\·elJ ·prepared. I was s u r-Yo'&rds the Americans. That while
dividuall~by the Indians wh£>reas prised UJX>n returning that some many things happen in Mexico
in the e rlier hi story the plots one had experienced costly food City that may be revolting to
WC're devqioped and cultivatC'd for bills or:i their trip down there. In some. such things happen in every
a fe\v rich people and the Indians many instances the peso became large city in the world and separ-practic~llf ke pt as slavt'S. confusing_ a nd h<'came re~arded .as :?te incidf'nts should not be used
At las !\·fexico City a nd the ?-~ollar. 1n value. \Vhe~ in reality to b~nd th£> C'ntire nation rather
hotel rese vation ,,·as gone because it 1s only 20 ~nts. En1oyed some only the persons involved. Such
of delay !in arrival. Aftern·ards g~. food \\'h1le th~re and ~(ter persons do revolting things no
other accbmodations \\'ere obtain-dividing the peso up into American matt('r \\.hC're they are.
ed. Chec~ed with bell boy as to mone;r felt that it \vas c.hC'aper Xochimiloo with its flowers,
garage a d was informed that 8 than in the States. Same Y.'1~h the boats. serenaders photographers,
boy ,,·a te ed all thC' cars all night hotl'l rates. . . and flo\ver girls in small canoes,
long that \vere parked in fTont of . Of course, the \\'ater s1tua 11on
1
e tc., appealed to me more than did
hotel and' that I should leave it is ~ad there .. It seems the rcscr· the Pyramids and Cuernavaca and
thC're. Fdllowing morning every vo u-and sanitary system \vas built other places visited.
thing \va~taken out of the car.
This real y u•as the end of my
Mexican ip. t rC'portcd to desk
clerk 'vhol shrugged sl:1oulders and
said "I'm lsorry."
By this I.time I had absolutely no
good wortI for the Mexicans. l
blamed~ tm for all my trouble
had in th State's, I could not Set"
why a d nt y,•hite person would
want to me there and live. Pau·
pers, beg a rs. tourist guides, ven-
dors, anlthe like, bothering the
tourists 1 ke flies at a picnic. All
this was o provoking and yet it
should n have been. For three
days later.I found out that the
articles t en from my car were
taken an placed in the office for
safe--keepihg because one of the
windows bo my car could not be
shut tighC .. t reoorted the loss to
the day dlerk and the nite clerk
forgot to ! make mentron of it or
leave note! in my box.
I slowtY began to change my
opinion, niY outlook on the peoples
that I cariie to see, although I had
by this trVie spoiled the trip or at
least a grl>at part of it. lt finally
occurred ~o me that the habits
and cust.o~ of these people were
hundreds f years old. That per-
haps in erica the same habit
or custom did not exist but t easily
found so e that did exist that
were as tiad or worse than those
I was condemning in Mexico.
It seemf that they have several
grades o~ police officers. Some
are poorlbt paid and apparently
have not l much to do. Which I
found out! ~'hile trying to get out
of Mexicd, City on trip to FoT'tin.
I asked one of the blue-coated
officers h£' w to get on to the main
highway. He promptly jumped on
my runni g board and proceeded
to direct tme. After going about
a block h' told me In fair English •
that h~ wpuld take me out of the
traffic ar*f on to the highway if
Stewart -Warner
This Panel
Available
Chrome
Now
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Flexible Shafts
Engine Drive Joints
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8INCI: -El*' l • z 0
1000 Soast lllway Phone Beaoon M07 I would J>ay his taXi fare back
which \\1du1d be 3 pesos or 60
cents. Mf !int impulse was not
good but !I finally realized that a
police es~rt out ot the traffic
was worth.60,cents. Found out the
officer hat a son li\;ng in Chicago
who serv in the U. S. Anny.
"-:>Aloola8oa-Wllmhlcton-S--~
So. I s y to you when you plan
a trip, particularly to a foreign
courttry I 1 and study the habits,
EI.ECTRICIANS
for FACI'OBY, PIANT, STOBE, OFFICE, FAJUI, BOllJ:
• MIDWAY AUTO SERVICE
Me t•elre.I
Worll -
I 1501 WEST CENTRAL A VENUE
PRONE BARBOR !1!5 ..........
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$58
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Deer SeaSOll
Given Preview
By Auto Clab
Sportsmen Planning to get their
bucks during the coming opening,
are advised by the National Auto-
mobile Oub of the following re-
ports on hunting pouibilitiel.
PLACER coUNTY·s outlook for
deer hunting is ''ery good on the
west side of the Sierra in Placer,
Sie rra and Nevada Counties. but
bucks seem scarce on the east side.
LASSEN COUNTY has a nor-
mal deer population. 'Ai\h some
nice large bucks 1n the vicinity of
Eagle Lake and the Bogard area.
TUOLUMNE COUNTY h .. dee<
pJentiful. Woods are dry" and
noisy. Usual Places, such u Hulls
MeadO\\'S, Dodge Ridge. Dardanel-
les and Clarks Fork will be good
hunting .
SAN DIEGO COUNTY reports
that deer look good in CUyamaca
and Laguna Area.
ORANGE COUNT'Cs deer sea-
son will be fair, with bucks in
average condition.
NEV ADA COUNTY has a plen-
tiful deer population.
M ERCED· COUNTY bucks are
commencing to come out and run
with the does.
MODOC COUNTY outlook for
deer season is for thousands of
hunters ttnd bucks will be hard
to find.
FRF.sNO COUNTY has a scar-
city of legal bucks. Season looks
poor .
Thieves Get Baul
From Local Garage
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Thieves on Sa lurday stole a
quant.ily or vaJua bles from the
garage or M . Wilmot or 603 N .
Ba}' F"l"ont, NeW"POrt Beach. police
were told.
Stolen w ere an em pty steamer
trunk, a Heddon pole and Penn
reel. a Light fly pol e in a cloth
case, and a six-inch knife.
PUBLIC NOTICES
CERTIFICATE O F BUSINESS
l"lc titlou11 Finn Name
Thi'! undenrh::nPd do her".:by certlfv
tll11.t they ~e ('vnJue llng a ro.!!'l &l'la 1UT1use.ment e nteryrl!te bu1tneas at Zt14
O.·e.a.n •·ront. ;'\r wport Beach, Call-!(lrnla. under the fictitious firm r:uune
of OCEAN FRONT CAFE. and that
S&td rtrm I.I comPoSM of the follow-Inc penKJna, whose name• and ad-dres~11 a.re u fnllo wl!, to-wit :
ARTHUR t ... I.AWRENCE 2114 Oceui F'ront
Ne..-port Beach. C&llfomla LESTER CATE
2114 Ocean f'ront
Newport Beach . Ca.llfomla WTLl .. 1A¥ L. DAVIS
2114 Oce.'.1.n Front
Ne•·port BeM h . C'allfo rn!;
W ltneu our ha1H~ll thl!!! 3rd day September. t948.
ARTHUR L . LAWRENCE,
WrLL.LUI L . DAVIS, I,F.STER CATE. STATE OF CA LIFORNIA.
COUNTY OF ORANGE-1111. On thlto 3rd d"y of Srptember. A. D. 19-IG, hefoN! me, ROBERT B .
POWELL. a Notary Public ln and for •It! Cnunty and State, per.ooally &I>"'
peal"l't'I ARTll11R L LAWRENCE. LESTER CATE and . WlLLIA.11 L '.
DAvtS, known to me to be the per-
!IOM . whC>ae name11 are •ubscr1bed to
the •llhln l ruitrume nt. and ac.knowl·
edged 10 me that they eiecut~ the """''· In •lln•111 whereof. I ha\'e hereunto
w.t mv hand &nd affixed my ofnctal ••I the day and ~ar In this ce r -
tificate first above •r1tten. ROBERT 8 . POV."ELL, Notary Public In and for aid
County and State. Ky com-mlulon expires 1950. Pub. Sept. 10, 17, 24 : Oct . I . 114fi.
STATEIU:NT OF THE O\VNERSRIP
KANAGEXEN'l'. CI RCULA TI 0 N'. ETC .. Rf:QUIRED BY THE ACTS
OF CONGllESS OF AUGUST 24 . 1912. AN D 11.A.RCH 3, 1933
Of Ne11rport Balboa Newa.-'nme11 pub-
lished twfce weekly at Newport Beiu:h. Califo rnia for Slept. 231"\t. 1940. State of C~lfomla
County or On.np-es. S.fon me. a N ot&r}' Public In and for the State IUld county a fo reu.Jd,
pent0nally appeared Sam D. Porter, who, ha11injl' been duly '""om according
to law . depo!!l!'I and 118-YI! that he 111
the publisher of the Newport Balboa
New11-Ttme11 IUld that the following la. to the t>Mt or hi11 kno wledge and
bl!llef. a true statement of the owner -
ahlp. manapment (11.nd if a daHy paper. the clrculallon). etc .. of the
a foreuJd publlf'allon for the date 11hown In the above caption, required
bJ the Act oC Ausu111t 24. 1912. u
amendNt by the Act or March 3. 1933. embodied In Jtoeet.lon 637, Pocnal Lawa
and Reirul•tlona. pr1nl~ on the re-
1'erM of thl11 Co rm. to wit: t. That the namea a nd addrrsae11 or the publ111h•r. f'dllor . managing edito r . and bualneN1 man11.gen are:
Publl!!her Sam 0 . Porter. 1569 llln~
mar Dr.. Ba.lbn&.. Callfornl11.: Editor
~ G. F'n•!!ll, Apt. A-611 Minter St.,
Santa A na. C11.llfornta : Bu1lne!'ll Man&· ~Ml Sam 0 . Porter. 1~ Mlnunar D r ..
Balboa. Ca.JiromLa.
2. Tbat tbe owner 111 : •If o•·ned b)· a ~orpor•llon . lt1 nlllne 11.nd addre!MI muat ~ 1tated 11.nd al90 Immediately
thereunder the nlllnea and addreUM of
11Jtockhold•ni ow lnt:: or h"ldinl!.'. one per
cent or m1•1'? of to tal llffi"unl o f !lt()('k. Jf not owned by a l"Orporatlon. lhf'
names and addreue111 of the individual owners mU.l!t be ttl"n . If owned by a firm . .-...,mpany, or {llher uninr<>r ·
panted <'oncem . It!-TIP\nlf' ""d ••ldr<>M as ·well Ill" those ('If ear h 1ndlvld•1a\
member. must be gl•en. \ Sam D. P<-rter, 1569 MIMI.mar Dr.. BaJboe., California : Non. S. Wade, 2(X). Wetit·
mlnlioter Av" .. ~Pwp<>r1 Bf'artl C111l1. for nla; Di11n11. Gall '1-•ri;::war1h :?1.)6 WPJ11tmln\11te r A,·e.. Nf' .. ·port Beach.
,; Cali Corn la. S. Thal the km>wn bondholder11. rn-Or· t~ffll a n<t other !O'"t'ur1ty holden
o wning o r h.._,ld ln~ I per l"CDl o r more
of t otal amount of br>nds. mort~.
or oth.-r lllf!C'Urlt'e• art" 1rr lh--1'\' are none. --a .1tal•.} Noni!'.
4. That the t wn r"t":\f!Tllrh!!I neJ:t
abovf'. lirlvln( the niune..l! uf the O•'nen!I,
lrt()('ltho:kier11 ""d !'""'"'"'"' h o'd•T"!'I. If any, rontaln ""f \)n'y thf" lil!t nf i!t~vk
holdenr. .. d Ae("Urlty holder"9 u I.My
appe;ir uPQn the booll111 of th'f' l"<lm· pany but a l90. la e.-wlM're thf' ~ti..-11:holdPr o r ~urity hohJer ap~n UPOO
the ~11:11 vC the ('OftlpahJ U trusl• nr In an)' other nduclar)' relat~n. tM name of the pereon nr eorporatloft fC>r •bom :JU('h tnurttt l• acting. Is gittn : a1J10 !hAl the aid tW\) para.l(npba ('Oft·
taJD statement& e.mbrar1nlC' ~ant'll tuJI
lt.DO.,·l@Clire 11.nd bellf'f u; to the l"lretun·
lrt&llit'U and condition..~ under which
11Jto.rkholdf'rt1 and M<·urtty holde~ who do M•t appear upon 1tle b\"1o •Ju1 .~r thfo ('Ompany a.s tnutff•. h <\-ld J!ltol"k &nd
eet'\lr1tlf>111 In a cept('l l )" other Ulan that or a bona fide ,..,wn•r: and thl• a.mant hu no re:a.#lln to t...ll•ve t.bal IUll\. other penon. UM!<l&t iot1. (•r C'Orpl'ratlon bu
any l111ereet dlrtt1 o•· lndif"it("t lft the .a.Id atock. bond•. or nther M<"UrillM
tba.n u ., ataled by him.
5. Tt11&t tt.. a,..ra.rt rnnuber of C'Ol)lea ot H r h lMue of thta publtcat~D ~d °" d '.-tributl'd, through the maJls or otbe-""l.H' '" p&ld sub«'r1be,.. durhlg I.be t111fll1'e months precedlnC the date
tlbow'n a.~ la 2100 (Thi. l.ntonnaUo• la reql&JNd from d ally pUblkailofta
0111J ) SAll D. PORTER. P\lbllaher. Swom to a.nd .wi.:.rt.bed Mfoni me lbU Z!rd day •If Sl-Dtt•ft'lbef" 1"44.
NORA S. KARGW AB.TB
( ... ) ~r cornmllak>n. espl1'9 JQ. 29.
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Walter J. Gerhardt
Harbor 292-W
OUR PHOTOGRAPHER
U'7 ......,_ A...,--<Joroaa del Hor
ROOert L. Shorey-RecordinC En.U-
Davi8 & Gay Music Cio.
111'7 New&Nl't amt.--Oe.ta lleet B• ~ 1111
41' w.-i 8~11nllqtoa -
G. N. Wells
Real Estate
PIM>MB•~5lll
1-NM-npo~rtpt Bl..i.-coota II-Oollf.
0 . C. HARR - --C. C. GITO
Otto's Sporting Goods
and Saddlery
Barr's Jewelry
Twin Locations
1821 llABBOB BLVD.
Cmta Meea-Be.. 580W
• Arthur Silver -Bob Padfield
New Blue Room
(Wu Electrlc Orlll)
EATS, DRINKS AND ROMANCE
PIL Barbor %2%4 Z08 Palm
Burt R. Norton
RADIO ELECTRICIAN
Phone Beacon S783
1111 Cout Bl~way-Newport Beach. Oallf,
0 . R. (P op) Crawley-N. M. (Morrie) Crawley
Distinctive Home Furnishings
Crawley's Furniture
1812 Newport Blvd.-Ph. &e.oon 6868
Costa Mesa-"in the Heart of Town"
Otto Boyd
Boyd's Service Station
"You Otto Buy from Boyd"
1500 W. Central-Newport--Ph. Rubor 985
AL ANDERSON
Fun 7A>ne
Balboa
G. T. Everson
Manager
METZGER STORES
• . . F1reltone . . .
1181 Newport Blvd.. eo.ta Meta, Beacon 5Ul·W
"Home and Auto Supply Stores"
BJ:-ELECT
Jesse L. Elliott
-IDc:umbent--
SHERIFF
TlJESDAY. NOV. 61il
Harold K. Grauel
CHAPEL
110 Broadway-Ph. Beacon 5111
Coli& Meu,. Callfornla
A. E. Groty -J. A. Groty
Groty Appliance Cio.
Frlaldalre aad ~ Dealer---8-on 6W
1'191 Newport Blvd.-Coota M-<JalU.
John E. Sadleir
Real Estate -Insurance
ornce Ph. Barbor !OS4 sen Main s-~ .... _ caw.
F. B. Owen
Newport Souvenir & Gift Shop
GIFTS OF ALL KINDS
Ph. Harbor !1'8-W
!Ult 0.-.. Front-Newport Booe-, c.llr.
HUBBARD HOWE
Pres. Hubbard's
South Cioast Ciompany
nu w. Central-ft. Bartior uoo
HEINZ KAISER, Owner
Bay Shore Camp
and Boat Landing
ITU. a Cout Wpy--Pbone -6'N
Lew H. Wallace ·
Reel Estate and Insurance Broker
P"honM: or.nee. Ra:rbor S-Rff. Barbor 1581
Ito! W. Central Ave.-Newport Beacll. Ca.Ill.
COYE. WATI'S
Balboa Liquor Store
1M E. Oentnl A"-, Balboa. Pb. Barbor 14,._.I
"no a-or Cordl.Uty" -G. e. Brader, McT·
J. 1\1. Miller
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Ph. Harbor 1 ~!
15th at OrnbV-Newport llMCll
.. On Your Way to Balboa"
Bruce B. Johnstone
at the Sign of the
"FLYING 8ED HORSE°'
JOHNSTONE SERVICE
llubor lt'T!-.1
• Cout Blvd. at 101 mp~
Newport Engineering Associate!
FREDERIC J . SINGER. President
Ma.nllf&cturen A: 8ale9 !lDctaern
UIS Coast Hlway--Ptt., a-co._ 505I
Wallace C. Mattoon
Mattoon's Shoe Store
. . Footwear for All the Family .•
l'IN Newport B~ta 11-
Plu•e BEacoa sa:.w
Dr. W. T. Mooney
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Nbotll_Ooa_
ft. -(,%4-~.--) ..
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The Art of Personal Adornment of 1 _
Body, Face and Hair Goes Back Ages
By }ACK LINDSLEY
The foaadatlon of my lady's &ttradiv-.. not only the "ervrn of glory" nor the "llldn
J'O" '°""' to touch" for there must be bMlc bealth M a foundation fl>r the work of the nvidrn
hair stylW and OOlllllelidaa. •.• lJke an artist's can\'U . - . thel bMutldan """ work woa-
den, bringing ont hlddea charm.
BEAUTY TECHNICIAN
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Mary Price
-from Gemarot photo I .
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. . . 'l'be pencUed portrait above ls that of Mary Price. hair 1tyllst and eo91peUclan, ownei: of Mary'• Bay
and Surf Be&utJ' Shoppe, 703 Eut Central A\--e., Balboa .... Mary wu born i. Roslyn, Wash. Her parenta
were ploneen of that state. Father wa. once the mayor of Ro8lyu and late~ ~ at.ate eenator ••••
Mary ICbooled there and cnduated Crom high lllCbool with a !!daolanhJp to th\ Univonlty of Wullln&'ton
at tbe ap of 16 .••. When 1'7 she married and when around 20 became deepiy .tnterested In beauty work.
wltb Aocb etftclency that abe wu 9ellt from Seattle to Ketchikan., Aluka. Later we ftnd her ln San Fran-
cbico wit.II lMdlnc lbop. there and ln Oakland .... Back to San Francbco, ~ he r own beauty Mop. Later
she .old and took a needed vacaUoa. 'l'ben down to Southern Callforbla and ~e man-cement of •ho~ here.
... VlMtln& tn Balboa n ve ye&n aeo •he wu ao deeply tmpreMed that Biie I~ the place ebe now op.
erate.. ... Her .ucoeu ls ln givin.c persona.I attmUon to her cUentcle. . . . .,ary keeps abreut of every
daange tn Hollywood'• beauty mooch by attend.Ins lee ture... . • • She lau de.lgDed coUfuree for rotocravure
.ectton. of major papen. gives plaUonn lecbu'M ud has done hair dielllcm tf>r the Amerle&11 llt.l.rdreleer
and Western Beauty trade joum&ls. ••• Doe. esclml\'e m&chlneleu cold wave+, and ls an expert ln Untms
and dyetnc ...... Mary bad a little lamb wbOtle fleece wu l''hite u mow"-8~ Imo•·• how to keep It tllat
way.' . I
Baroid L Hamm
Radio S 0 S Electric
IOe Mariae--Balboa blut~Ph. Barbor 180
Pbllco, 0 . E., Hoffman, Admlnl, Thor
Ba41o and Appl••nae Sen1oe 8peclallsta
0. Z. Robertson
General Contractor
llll Oou& mp:way~rona del Mar, Caltf.
Pb. Barbor 8S
Curt H . Bohman
The Bohman Ciompany
Teleploow lleeaoa Mil and 64S!
901 Cout IDPwa;J-Newport lleecb, CallL
ROBERT H . REED
Harbor Ciold Storage
.... Barbor "8
U1 SOiia SL-Newport lleecb. Calli.
A. "Sandy'' Steiner
REALTOR
C. F. DENNISON. Associ ate
SU Cout Blway-Pbone Beacon 151'71
"Cluck" Smith & Homer Smith, Proprietors
Balboa Central Market
(Wu Ba.lbo&Meat Market & Delleal...en)
'70I E. Ceatn.1-Pb. Harbor !7!9
Thomas F. Norton
Proo.
BAY SHORE CAFE
PlloDe-... 67~n"' a c-t Hhray SERVING 12 NOON TILL 9 P . M.
Al and .Jim's
MEATS
.......... w \\l tlt Ootue'•
-Ceatn>--Hart>or -
.Johnny Abell
Balboa Island Sporting Goods
''E\'erything for the Sportsman" m y, !lllartme An.--r -1-llelba& hie
MAC PELLETIER
Newport Phannacy
!101~...-~-6
GLADYS llEVEll1.EY
BMl--Beverley Realty Ciompany
11'1' L 0--tral-ft. lialtor' lt• ... ,.
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Louis yerwey, Prop.
Casino Cafe I~ Cocktail Lounge
m Main street--;4lalboa-Ph. Barbor 71&-11
Mb Callis
l>btrlhutor
OENERAL PETE! (FLYING BOR8EPOWEB)
%%'1 !Otb SL-Newport-Ph.. Harbor 191
RoSs GREELEY
''PIK-UP''
Cannel P'pco"' -Ioe c,_,,,
Malted Milka _J Bl>t Dop -Cold Qaan.
Z04 Main -Balboa
Dr. Robe~ ~ Crawford
0PtoMETRIST nn N~ 151..i---co.ta M-Oollf.
..---6811
Paul l Lorentzen
Balboa Sportfishing Fleet
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Pb. 11.wbo~ '31-Balboa Pa.WOn
Braden L. Finch
, Gen Mgt"-
Fintjh Ceramics
DAMIA fuPTIEN, M .. aae<
Orkin's D~partment Store
Ready-to-wear.I Beach Togs. Piece Goods
Infants' W,ear-Household Ware
Phone Beaooll 616$-ln tile Heart or Cotta 11-
Dona1d J. Hannon
BALBOA HORSE RACES
Woa. Woa, Woa Mala Street Ralboa ·1
ANTO;N HERSHEY
M~k:tsPot
Ph. ll::i 1----NELSON ST RD • GERALD LIBERTr
Ets-Hokfu& ·Galvan
Newport Bead> JS.,, Franclsco • Wilmlnttm
San pjego • Stoclctoo
zµwralCIAN8
1 ~111'"1.
ary's
Bay & S Beauty Shoppe
Pod!Cllre and Man!curinc
,.. I!. 0-b'al I ~. ... ........ 1 .......
'lbru --Shoo.
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Dutch Heacock
BOID BUILD-
UI &. Bay-~ -NII -711 ---
Theodore Robins
FORD DEALER
!111 w. 0-tnl
Phoae Barbor !8
Stanley James Barden
MASTER MARINER
a.I -Brokeo-Yadlt -8ldp BJ 1'• Ill Cout m~-Pll. 8-on IK14
C. F. Dennison
--wtlil A. "SANDY" STEINEB -BMl&Dr
8S4 Cout ID&'bwaj-Pla. Barbor !111
Jack S. Fred v .
Raub & Bennett
ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS
1808 Newport Bolllevard
Phone Beacon 5808-W. eo.ta M-
JOSEPH' L. MARSHALL
"Fl'anoolt", Manacer
Christian's Hut
Balboa
T . LEFEVRE
"Frenchie's" Barbecue
& Delicatessen
10'7 Main St.-Balboa Bot.el ArcalSe
RICHARD L PATTEBSON
Civil Enctneen
Patterson & Boyle
Sparpoa Blq.-PIL 5915 -S...ta Aaa !d Cout Blvd. North-n. 61!%-1-
Capt. B. J . McN ally
McN.UJ"a
Balboa Boat Livery
705 E. Bay A..,.-PIL Barbor '81
E. C. "POP'S" LUDWIG
FUN ZONE
Largest Number Dart Games on Coast Play Ball with Dolls
B. B. Rifle Bance -Bal-
Herbert F. Kenny
POSTMASTER
BALBOA
Oalll.
Geo. Weiss L . Elaine Wells
Cioast Properties Cio.
Realtors
TOS .E. ()entnl-llalboa-Ph. Barbor !1111
W. B. Rowe
Starck's Cafe
Un ~Newport
Ftjtz Goossens -Woody Cooper
Balboa Market
SGl Main St.
Jack Hamilton
Beacon Sea Foods
NEW SPOT
ll.S5 Cout lll&'hway-Newport BMclil, Oallf.
ALLAN DARTFORD
The Blue Sails
-8tatlo.,.ry, Carda, Art 8appllea IOI Main St.-Balboa-Ph. Barbor 111
Robert E. Arvin's
.Jewelen and Watcbmaken
118 TweatJ'·8econ4 8t:niet:
Newport Beach, O&llf.
William MacCurdy W. H. (Skip) Calkins
-MacCurdy & Calkins, Inc.
NAVAL ARCH1TEC'l'S
M. E . N!edecker, Sec. .l Treas.
lJIG ,Oout mway-·Newport Bdl.··Beaeoa 581.!
Lee ---BEAN & BOLMAN ---Bob
PAINTING CONTRACTORS
IOO &Mel Drt~llarbor %844--0oroaa del. JIU'
J. E. Ragsdale
<Owner)
Balboa Motel and Windl!or
llll &. 0-tnl • a-n.-ft. ll&rbor~1211=---
81'1 E. OOBtnl -OollL
Bob Allen
COUNCILMAN
Prop.
llAUIOA lllLAND v ABIETY Aroa
H. W. FOSTER
llarlior Shoe Repair and Leather Shop
111 E . 0-tn' Balboa
CllAlll.EY ClOX. New OwWll'
"Tm no 'heel'~ 'sole's' in 'thil ...,r ; -
Modem Shoe Repairing
~--11.W.lfewpert.A-
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~ ust Received ---Now on Display
New Globe Outboard Runabout
J0-0 . .\ \' DELIVERY
The Seaboard Equipment Co.
,Ph: Beacon 5SI I 1:55 coa~t mp.way Newport Beecb
"ANNOUNCING"
A Neft· Senice
to the People of the Bay Area
\'our P alntlni a.nd Decorating Done by l:xpert Paint.en..
\Ve have a veteran crew of painters and paperhangers w aiting
to do your job. All "·ork is giv~n a written guarantee.
Ca.JI us for a free estimate.
BURTON PAINT STORE
"Se nnct' Is Our Bus1ntss"
BEACO:o\ 5S03-)t: 1584 ~"'E\VPORT BLVD.
JMMEDIA TE DELIVERY!
CHROME SETTEES
and CHAIRS
waw:caa
ON THE •••.
SIDELINES
WITH JOHN D01'"1JOl'F
It spirit. en thusiasm and whoo}>
te-do can win ball games. Harbor
High ls going to come up with a
corking good football team this
I year.
But before you long-.sutfering
fans take the above statement to I
mean that the Sailors a rc going
to win all their games this season, I
let me hasten to dampen your ,
pent-up enthusiasm. This )'ear's
team should })(' much improved
I over 18.!lt st:'i:son's outfit. but, as I
material gOC!, it isn't a "·orld \
I beater.
In fact. out of the 38 youngsters
that ans"·ercd the call of I-lead I Coach \Vendy Pickens. only one /
full team or so can be counted
on for top-notch dutirs, the re-1
mainder being more or less un-
t.ried and inexperiencrd. R.€-place-
ments for the .lirst string arc go-1
ing to be far a nd few bel\\'cen in ' 1-~UR Of<' THE DIJlECTOHS of the Sportfts.btn.a aMOCAatton ot Newport Harbor ..,.., here pictured at
m ost positions. a reeen: dlrecton' meettnc ln the Newport Barbor Chamber of Vornmerce orflce plannlnl{ wa)"!I or Ket-
tlnx more spor1flAherrnen to tls h trom Se\l-port Harbor. From left to rlcbt they am .J. B. McNally,
But to get bac k to the m ain skipper of lhe s"·o rdfbhlng boat Bonita; 1. R. (B ert) MlUs or the Lorna Pat; C. IA. Blc kbart. skipper
theme, the remarkable thing about or the Tropic. that flshK 0111 or Klnc"• l..aitdJJ:lc, and Pepito Pt-rez. a.kipper of the ll"'ordllihin~ boat
practices so far this Fall. is the T~a"4."r. \\1th morti boat'.8 than e \•er open.Unc out of Ne"-port Harbor, It ls req;ag a larcer ,-olume
wonderful spirit shO\\'Tl by the of ~portflshemlt'fl to k eep them operaUnc. 'l1tl9 requ11"'e9 that fJshing-from·Ne rt-Harbor be kept
grid candidates a~ they try to Mforf' the eyes of Southt'rtl Caltromla ftsbermen and these boat operatoni.. u " a.s all tbe me-mben
knock each oth('r dO\\'n trying for of the S portflshJn1t •MOC.latlo n, &re .pending oon.sfel e rable sums In ad'-ertislnic mone>· to !{et the flsber-
starting positions. Pickl'ns' main me n comlng be.re. Ma n)· Ne"'port II.arbor btu.lnea flml§ be.long and M.1ppor1 the ad''ertlslng pro~m
o r lhJ~ flshJng-rroup which beneflQ the entire clty ~ the n.bennen CT.IDle do"'ll a.n s1M!nd money to e n-job has be<>n to try and direct _joy the ftshlng from Ne'°l·port Harbor.
this enthusiasm to their blocking =""--"-='-'='--"=-"=="------·-------------i---------1
315 NORTHJIAIN ST.
We Have Now Purchased
A NEW BUILDING
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We Claim lo Have All of the
Silver in California
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Our New Phone: Beaoon 5118
• SILVER AND GOLD Ideal far-
HOMES
OFFICES
Reception Rooms
Rumpus Rooms
and tackling '"hcrt: it y,.·ill do sonle lcdgt:' 10 thf' ea~er youn~Sll'rs. ~ ] death had not takt:'n the prt:'tty
good and to get 1hem in a fight· Tf'a"" Fron1 Pl<"k l'n.!11 Harbor Lights young \\·i fe d\\'ay from the former
ing mood ag ainst all opposition. . Pickens has lX'en doing his share , North Caroli na l'C'nator last Fri·
or th<' 1radi1ional t'ry1nli!: nnrl no d All pepper a nd ginger has l>f'cn bl h . .... . I By FRED f'ROST ay. •Tea
Services
• Reflectors
J'ramea are or po!l~h'd t ub11 l,tr r hrome
"teel. cart'rully ll"'"l i;n"<~ with glean1ln g
w ear-reai11tln11: finf ~h. \\ l\.!'lhabl,. Jpa lh,.r-
Pll" rut co1 .. r u pl'loll!ltt>ry o n ioeatio an,t
b&('kio that 1 .. n .. n .!l t lrkln~-w\JI n n t 1!•)11
c:Jnthins. Ve17 cumfortable and ea.iiy to
l'lean.
• H igh Ut~bility
• Livable
• E fficient
• Comfortable
Combines Beauty with High
Utility. Stays Bright and New
Indefinitely.
the cry of the day on th<' Tar ?ne ames im.. 15 .nlate~ia Thi.' dea th or th(' pret1•·. dark-
practice fi eld. and the main rea· is .mcas:er and t~is '''C'C'kS scrim·( Formal opc-ning of Cap'n Don·s j ha irPd Wash ir gton d ebutantc
son fo r the ne"' espirit d t• corp magc has dtspla}ed somC' glaring 1 Cri sta\va'"" <1uh un the hluff ovC'"r-marked ano1ht•r C'pisode in the
is Coach \\'e ndt:'ll Pickens him-\\'C'aknC'SS('S that . ca~'t be over-1 lon king .the bay recalled vividly ch;iin of 1rai::1c e\'ents that has
self. In him the mcn S('(' th<' ne\V come before Fridays opene r incidents of a gayer time six years dogged the 1o"'ners of th(' Hope
J\tlessiah. Pick knoy,.·s his foo1ball, against St. ~nlhony 10 L 0 n ~ :i.~o ,,·hen th<' old ?\-1al;'stro Don Dit1:mond lo \hC'Sf' mAny yf'ars. The
and what is more important. B<.'ach. Blocki_ni:: has hf't:'n \\'e.ak DickC'rman skipJ)f'r<'rl th<' P iratf'S gC'm fhere ~·c ~n again) oncC' rl'-
knO\l."S hO\\' 10 dispense his kno,,·-1 n~d ba ll carriers. ha.~·,. been .1n-10.:-n. S\\'a nky n i~ht spol in Georgl•-I portc>dly bt>I ~<'d to Catherin£' the>
clined t~ fall d o,,n \\Ith the r1r~t to\vn. suhurb of \Vashin~ton . D. C. I Great of R ssia. S in('f' Ed\\·ard
hand laid o n lhen1 Tomorrow S 1 Proud l\1an'landers "·ill hang me> R 1\lcLean. he scion of a proud
BALTZ game m~y SC't". tht'.'Se departn1C'nts for that last ren1a rk for lhc>y .r C'-"llblishing fapilly in the East , ga\'e
grc>atly tmpro'~· a!ld t~ey mu~t i:::a:d Grori.:('tO\Vn ao: somC'th1ng lhC' jC'\\·el to ~is "·ifl.', 1ragC'dy upon
be lx>fore t_hf' 1£'a!11 is j?"01n,g to co un1c1ue and far apart fronl th1• I tr<ig:C'rly has l ~)('fa\lf'n the fan1ily.
very fnr in th('ir tough \('n~uc n:i tional capitol S('at I. But Pnou~ of sadness I th e
MORTUAR sc~ed uh.•.k r h. F "d h PJR;\TES DEN \Vas thr h;ibi· 1 \\·orld is fill '''ith tragedy and
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Y \vee rom 1 15 ri 8'..· 1. 1' talc for mt•n1bcrs of th<' proud tht• less S<1i about it here the
Tars rak£' on a nothc>r p1act1ce d' 1 . . d · 1 ·h· h hott••I So \\"" \•·1v" ~-h1.nd th•J . I . h f f R ". 'd 1p on1/\f1(' dn SOC'la St't \\ IC ,-, . ..-,., '-U\_" ...
TophponBen in 1 c or,m 0 r 1'ersri c. makr intC'rnarionAI history in thC', mC'mory of /he ol d Pir.a tC'S Dcn.1 t.' <'ars. a mem >t•r o the ast . . . · ' ·h c · Do d h.
C. \~ 1 1 D1str1c1 of C'olun1h1 a . IT ,,·ns a\s(1 '' er e a p n n a n is n1c>rry ,
itrus "ct 1 ea~hu01·1 akre always[ the spul \\'hC're Publis h<'r F.IC'anor piratt:'s, Stiiiger Stan · !ah. that tough a n \\'(' s a no,,· n1ore . ood 'l ' d . ·
1 t, . ,. k \V . h Patt('r·son •C"ount ('SS Patterson, 1f i; n1an . i an rc1urn ag,un tol
<l)QUt t lt lll ~l'Xt \('e · e mig t \'OU Jllf'ast~l and her circle of a QUil'ter Plaee -th1.• Casta\vays add that ,,.£>II knO\\" n lot · more> · . Ct t y ·11 · d · ct·rr t
Lady Attendant
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.._ , · r od acqu;11n t:1nces ch1t-ch1wtted o ,. e r u 1. ou 1n 11 1 eren , morl:' auvut the Sailors a lf'r t ay. · -..1 th t Id p · D
S h I d d thC' tt'il cups abou1 the doings o f s .. ,,a te an t ie o 1rates t'n.,
• Antique
Finishing
• Trophies
• Jewelry
• Candela-
bras
PLATING
• Bathroom
Fixtures
• Baby
Shoes
• Marine
Plating
• Badges &
Souvenirs
Contract Plating by Estimate -.
Expert Silversmiths
All Work Guaranteed
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410 Coast Blvd.
CORONA DEL MAR
Telephone Harbor 42
DAY AND NIGHT
t. Anthony as area Y ha a . k d ·t ,. 1 ~ th ·· ·t
I . d the r ac,·-or r<1 C'1C'r SC't that n1a C'S an 1 s' or morC' an one \ISl . coupe of pract1Ct' gam('S an ·. .
s hould tx-Pr<'tly much snioothed the capitol S('at buzz \\'1 th r<'ports. IBAZAAR
, out. \\'hile it is ex!X'Ctf'd that the I true or false.. I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
loc<il tC':im ,,·iii be rough. 1'his 1t \vas at the Pirates Df'n 1hat ! I BAYSIDE PLATING co~
PHONE 743
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ANNOUNCING WITH
·EXTREME PLEASURE
THE ARRIVAL AND
PRESENTATION
(
OF THE BRAND NEW
1947
ON DISPLAY AT
WHITE MOTO .RS
114 So. Main Sl Santa Ana Phone 7041
is to t:x.· expected .'l t this t:'arly date th£' Evalyn \Va lsh f\.1cLean-Sen. /
with only two weeks or prncticc. [ ll-Ob Reynolds comance staned. UJlllEY ~ REFPi lG ERnTIDn
\Ve ha\·e a sneaking suspicion Little Eval:"l'Tl was her mothers
th;i.t The squad \\ill make a credit-' guest at a SY.'ank pa~ty in the Den ERVICE comPnnv
able sho,,·ing today, a nd what is 1 a nd han~some Bo_h JUSt happened _ ee _ Service
more important. y,.•iU pic k up a lot j to drop 1n for a ht tie amusement. I Sales &in rill&"
of valuable experience for the Bob missed seeing !\~rs. Eval_yn 920 Coast 'Ivel., Cof'O:ll& del Mar
coming season. \Valsh McLean. wearing the 111-Pho:!:! Barbor 2'784
Pick ...,;11 be out to '"in, of course fa.ted Hope Qian1ond. tossed into I Ntp~ Lacuna llSC
but he also Y>'i\J be experimenting the ~rig by _th.c l~sty pira~cs that
\vith his men and everybody on evening. This 1nc1dent. which Mrs.
the squad y,.·iJl probably see some · 1'1cLean took as the natural course
action. for all prominent guests on their
Costa M@sa Community Church
SEPTE'.\IBER !1th
first visit, occurred just before
Bob stepped into the cave.
It was a hilarious e,·ening for
the McLeans. It "'as an evening
'vhich little Evalyn n ever forgot,
Mesa
LIQUOR SHOP
because it brought her closer to
the senator fronl North Carolina.
whom she later married in a cere-
mony arranged on the beautiful
NlcLean esta te in the District of
Colun1bia. Little Evalyn \vas to
ha\"<' inherited !he Hope diamond, I thl' fabulous S2·million blue y,.•hite
1194 Newport Bl\•d.
Plenty of Whiskey
No Um.It to aay of
our merchandJse
COSTA MESA. CALIF.
Phone Beacon 5011 I g"C'nl \\"hich her n1other \\"Ote the
ni ght ShC' visited the P irates Den.
-+ She \\"OUld ha\'£' inhC"rited, too. if
@Ea/boa rkef
More Tban SO Yean of Sen.ice to the Harbor'•
SOI ~lAL~ t,nest Cllentf'le BALBOA. CALIF.
TOWN & COUNTRY
HOUSE of Three , Arch Bay
Loe.at.eel One Mlle South of South Lagu.na.-Entrance to
'l'bree Arch Bay
''All-You-Can-Eat Specials''
HA VE NO W BECOME
A REGULAR PART OF OUR MENU
-Tuesday -
DELICIOUS CHICKEN & DUMPLINGS
-Thursday -
THE FINEST OF CHINESE FOOD
Cooked to Perfection
-Friday -
A DEEP SEA FISH FRY
These specialties are offered in conjunction with out
varied menu of choice STEAKS, CHOPS, SEA FOODS.
FROG LEGS, etc. Our cold crisp salad. bowls of As-
sorted Relishes and Salads wUl enhance your every meal
Domestic & Imported Wines -Beer
\Ve Cannot Sen•e All the Food on the Coast, So We Serve Only
--the Ftnest --
PRIVATE BANQUET ROOMS TELEPHONE 9458
Hours: 5 p.m. • 10. Sundays, 4 p.m. • 10. Cosed Wedne5days
THE STA."iTONS. DOC AND 10
Formerly ~ the Clout Inn
7-PIECE
ATER SET
Re1u~t $1 .59
51•E,;/,,IL I. s1z•
Large clear g .:is.s water jug
complete w ith s.ix ribbed
tumblers.
METAL
KITCHEN STOOL
Stu•l •"~~~S"oo" .
Mad« for IOl"'lg :s.ervice ...
Whitt legs w ith red Of btue
top,
LARCE
W 1CKER BASKET •395
' Stron1 and durable . . .
Closely .....ovt:n ... A clothes
basket of quality ... Largr
size.
IRONINC BOARD
PAD & COVER
I •is•
StaqQ.rd si:te ... 'R .~ :·
QUiility ..• This pad w,r,
h!Wi quality cover. I
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c. c.
uChuck''
Wirth
1914 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
C.R.
' "Bob"
Hand
Phone Beaoon .5118, 4ays; Beacon 5858-R, Nit.es
We'll admit, we try hard to be popular. We scour the
market to find better waluea that we can bring to you
-you a I w a,,ys save when you're served at
TEWINKLE'S-follow the crowd here tbday and see
for yourself.
"PERFEK" TABLE LAWN RAKE
Rqular $6. 1S
SPECIAL •495
l•1•lar $I .J9
S PECIAL
An adjustable and attractive table
that can be used for study ... Bed
69¢
Round flexible wire teeth ... Lons
wood handle ... Specialty adapted
for rak ing leaves ... Light to han-
dle.
serving table ... Reading table .. .
Metal frame with tilting table .. .
In red or green.
FOLD INC
Clothes Rack
Replar $J.50
SPECl tfL
'2"
Folds in a ~mall sp«e
, . . Made of clear
lumber.
CLASS
Orange Reamer
leplar 19e
SPECIAL
t4e
Handy size ... Clear
glass . . . Reams
oran1es in a jiffy!
METAL
DESK LAMP
....... $4.29
SPECIAL •3 ..
Attr..ctive . Adjus-
t.tile shade ... ~u
tifuf anttqued finish.
CHINA
CRILL PLATES
l ... lar 79c
S,.ECl.41.
CHINA SALT •nd
PEPPER SHAKERS
2 ,_ ••••
l ... far S1.9S Pelr
S PEC IAL •tzt , ...
\N'hite China pb1tes of l'X>d quality
. . • Buy several at this speci.i
pric.e.
Tall. l rKeful sNpe ... Hand-
~y decorated in f loral motif . ,
HOU I WOOD
RECTllC
BROILEI
'1995
T wo·heat e-ien-it ,
Port.tile and ea1y to
handle ... Casi alumin-um broilet" . • • Ha'ld
hammered dcsl1n.. N o
$mCllte -N'I "'vu -No
~U'"S ••. S :iiple 10 OO-
e1:.te.
Ideal for &if-ts .
SHOPPING
CAIT
...... $4.95
SPECIAL
'3"
AJl.metal body
Rubber tired whttls
. ... . Light and euy
to Nndle.
POLISHING
MITT
....... J9c
S PECIAL
54t
Sheep sic.in mitt
For polishin1 furniture
and autornobUe . . .
W ill last f~ , k>rt.1
flme.
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~~~n~:~:~::::~:v:~:~~:earPlans Harbor Fem·1·n1·ne Ac ·v1·t1·es
1be Newport Harbor Buslnela for the year, "Growth through "I-A
and Profealnnal Wamen'I Cub frl•ndablp, strength and ..ma.", J
Opening Program of Friday Afternoon Oub
Features Worlct-Traveller Ellis Spackman
APll"'OXimately 100 memben and of c.rona clel Mar.
belcl Its tint ~ar cliJ¥>er meet-and "A member !rom evuy bull-__ Ph __ •_IJll_1e11_l3 __ 1_nd_2011 ____ .,--___ • _____ ay __ W1D1trec1 _ _,, __ 8arlJre _______ • _____ -:--~+-zd_r_•_.c_e_Pb _____ 1_637_-_R_
ing of the 1946-47 year oo Thurs-ness". She also introduced the
IWSts of the Coota Ms& Friday At the clooe ot the •fterno'*'
Afternoon club pthered In Lecion t .. ,... oervec1 from a ~
hall for the opening. fall meetlna:, table centered with a eorceoua .,...
Sept. 20. Mrs. H. B. McMurtry, rall,l'eml!llt ol dahll.u: Oenkrd b7
new president, presided. Mrs. tall !vcey candles. Mrs. LerQJ'
Olar!H Hand led the Pledge of Andenoo and Mrs. John F. Web-
Allegiance. ster presjded at the tea and oot-
dey evening, September 19th at new double card r<eord of mem-Popular Spea'ker WCTU Officers Whlte'.1 Cafe, Balboa I.stand bers' addresses, occupedons, etc.
Gertrude Collver, president, call-Ruth Gerruh, emblem chairman, Slated for Ebell l Re-elected at Meet
ed upon officers and committee urged each member to buy and 0 · p
chairmen to tell of their plans for wear a club pin. Elaine Weiss, pen1ng rogram
club activities during the year. finance chairman. outlined. in ad-. .
Dorothy Sutherland, vice-president! dition to the blanket club, several To Monroe Manning, humorist
and program chairman, briefly interesting and profitable plans de .luxe who has charmed local
outlined program plam; one in-far increasing club funds. Nor a audiences in ~e past, goes the
tnesting feature is to have ho&--Wade and Betty Handy were ap-
1
honor of ha:ving been asked to tels.es selected for each meeting, pointed to assi.st Mrs. WeW with appear as first speaker of the
to welcome new members and these projects. season at the. Ebell cl ub and t.hos;e
cuests. Betty Barstad, member-Oarice Brown. public r elations w~ he~d him befo.~e are antie1-
ahip chairman, gave t~·o mottos chairman, presented the trophy pa.ting his tal~. ~n It. Happened
:------------,-,·won by the B.P.W. float i n the in the Theater , 1.n which he tells
Tournament of Lights parade, and of various unscheduled and hilar·
thanked all those who helped in ious happenings to famous actors. WMte House
Cafe
Corona del Mar
Malt Shop
lOd~-..-7
• Old fuhlaned malts
We mean just UU..
the planning and construction of Mrs. Bruce McBride wUJ preside
..... the entry. at the opening session at 2 p. m.
Borghild Stephens, international and after the program tea will be
relations chairman, described her served by Mrs. F . A. Young and
plam to continue the work started her committee.
last year-sending clothing to the On Tue9day, Oct. 1, Mrs. Mc-
needy of Norway. Mildred Stan· Bride will entertain her board
ley, legiJlative chairman, platl.S, me mbers and committee chairmen
befor e the November election, to at luncheon at Newport Harbor
present and discus.5 a list of the Yacht club.
e ndorsed propositions supported by -------
the National F ederation. Nathalie Lutheran Picnic
Michaud, music c hairman, present-Notable Success ed. a club song, which she has
composed and which will be sung
at each meeting following the
nag salute.
Announceme nt "·as made of the
County Council meeting to be held
in Santa Ana on Thursday, Sep-
tember 26th. Ne\\·port H arbor club
plans to entertain the County
Council in October.
The first annual picnic of New-
port Harbor Lutheran church,
held Sunday at Irvine Par k under
the sponsorship of the Women's
Missionan• Society and featured
a pot luck dinner with 65 present.
L.B. YARDAGE
A "Suggestion Box" \\·ill be pro-
vided in "·hich thC' members may
place any suggestions they may
ha,·e for meetings and proceedures.
Memlx'rs present at this mC'e t-
ing were: Mela Bachman, \\'ini-
There \\·ere games suitable for
evc>ryone from children to adults.
and with prizes a\\'arded the win-
ners. Everyone had a wonder ful
time, \'Oting it a most successful
affair and thanking members of
the committee \\·hich included 1'1rs.
Theodore Haber. Mr. and l\1rs.
Kenneth Quarry Sr., l\1rs. \\:ayn<'
Krueger and Mr. and l\'Irs . Rich·
ard Haber.
e W0olen TIM'd-.re
• JlaJ"Oft Y..,...... e Coltoa \·a.r•ac~
• Trlmmln,p e Xotlun.• e f'urlaln!l e Dnt.1-
• Bf'ddll\I' e Thro.,, Rop
• Baby l\c'tN
and Olfh•
a h\tant. and
t:hlldreo'• "'_,
Fllmpl~Uy a.114
Mt:Call Patt.erm
1
frc-d Barbre. Ada Barrington. Eliz-
abeth Bars I ad. ,\g nes Blomquist.
CatherinC' Bre,,·C'r . Clarice Brown,
I Gertrude Collv('r, Cnrol Denton. -------------1
Margaret Ege, Marie Ehlen. Ruth ee Sl'vier. Virgi nia Shirley, Lois !
Gerrish. Alda Gorton. l\lariC' Ham-Simmons. Alice Sll'mons. Borghild
Miss Joy Jane Robln50n, daugh~
t.e r or :tlr. and ~lrs. \1• D. Rob-
inson, 824 \\"est 18th st reet.
Co8ta ~lesa.. "·ho was recently
Installed as Honored Queen of
Costa :tleM Bethel. Job's Oauih·
le"· nn.t, ~laM>nJc arnuate of
the Harbor area . -photo by SeelC'y
Mrs. Mel Trickey
Elected President
Of Delta Gamma
Presented by Mrs. Robert Skiles fee urns. Mrs. Estelle Harper of Garden
Grove was re-elected president of
the Orange County Women 's
Christian Temper&nee Union at
lts 57th &nnua1 convention held
recently at G&rden Grove.
king ahead to a new year of
se to the community, New-por~ Harbor branch of the Orange
Cow;aty Assistance League· met
at the home of the junior
program chairman, Ellis L. Spock-Hostesses were Mesdamtl Ao.
ma?, wo~ld ~aveler ~d former derson, \Vebster, Harry C. Bur-
mil1tary intelligence officer, spoke dick and Sam Crawford..
on "America's Old Heritage and ---------·-----
The entire board of the past
year were again elected to serve
during this coming year. They
are Mrs. Lola Grimm, vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. H azel :P.tayfield, cor-
resPQ.nding secretary; Mrs. Lettie
Smith, """'ding Stttttal'Y: Mrs.
Edith Vose, treasurer, and Mrs.
Ada Teter, a.ulstant treasurer.
Reports on the year's work were
made at the morning session and
Rev. V. C. Hayman, pastor of the
Garden Grove Baptist church, gave
a ta1k at the luncheon hour. Rep-
resenting the county union at the
national convention bein.i held this
week in Minneapolis are Mrs.
Flora Beatty of Balboa, for the
L. T. L .. and Mrs. Nellie McAdams
of Costa Mesa, for the county.
airman, Mrs. \Valton Hub-
, with l\lrs. George Yard-
ley, I new chairman, as ass.iatina:
hosths.
Ne\v Destiny." -
"Our forefathers migrated to
America froni Europe because of
a love for peace, desire of relig·
. &;n ring this year as board mem-tows freedom, hope of economic
~are 'Mrs. William White, vice-gain or love of adventure. bring--
chairman; Mrs. Rowland Hodgkin-ing to the new land the qualities • sonJ secretary; Mrs. Robert . Wa1-of energy, rugged individualism
ker~ corresponding seaetary; Mrs. and love of justice," the lecturer
Victor Grace, treasurer ; Mrs. stated.
',t/luuf!!!
Stahley Otamben, parliamentar-European nations have sought
ian ~ Mrs. George Holstein, project conquest through militarism for
cha).rman; Mrs. Hq.bbard, liason 1500 years, but militarism ii not
offil=er; Mrs. Willard Killion. ways part of our heritage, Mr. Spack-
an~ means. man declared.
Mrs. Dixon Smith was appointed Discussing the destiny of Amert.
putilicity chairman, Mrs. Walter ca he said that this country act-Fr~z is scholarship chairman and ually dominates the world; is in-
~· Dick Whitson is dental clinic finitely more powerful than any
chairman with Mrs. Margaret Nei-other nation. Any attempted a}> t ..
meyer and M~ Everett Morris as peasement program with Rusia ~....__.,.
assjstants. was strongly opposed by the ·"Cap'n"
·'
Don's Island Bride
Shower Honoree
f\'lrs. Robert Haigh, the former
BE.>t te Rogers and one of the Har-
bor area's most recent brides,
\\.'as honored guest at a kitchen
shower hostessed Thursday even-
ing by Mrs. Robert Hoffman at
~tans were made to hold a rum-speaker. If the po...,,•er of our na-
mage sa1e the first of the coming tion is used rightly, ~e .can make
yecpr and Christmas greens will a warless world. Through our
be jsold as 1:11ua.l, \\:ith Mrs. Robert : heritage of ~om· a~d courage.
Powell chairman in charge. The . glo~a1 peace \\'lll ultimate!y be
fa ll dessert bridge, which has been 1 achieved .. Mr. Spackman said.
suCh a JX>pular affair for a number Preceding the program l\lrs.
of 1years, will be held at Newport Ra:rm~nd James, hospitalit?' chair·
H bor Yacht club in November. man, introduced the fol!O\\'Jng new
e<U~,i
the home of her mother , Mrs. 1
Howard Roberts, 325 Poinsettia First Birthday
avenue, Corona del Mar. F'or John Battle Jr.
?\fost of the guests \\.'ere 1ormer I
school fri£"nds of the bride and 1·111e grandest party ever" voted
they came, bringing an array of s mall g uests \vho helped young
articles from can openers, a prons JoJ1n A. Battle Jr. celebrate his
and kitchen utensils to a fully bir~ay. John is one year old,
stocked spice cabinet. the son of Mr. and l\1rs. John A.
Pink and \vhite zinias provided Bcittle sr., 1705 East Central ave-
the decorative theme and refresh-ntfe, and grandson of the late
ments included ice cream i.n a H•rrY H . Culver.
\vedding bell mould. Games were ~V ith the help of mothers, for
play<'<l, \\'ith prizes going to l\iiss s~e of t he guests \Vere even
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"'Most Unique IUld Artistic Eat-
ln& Place on the West Cou&"
m em bers: Mesdames Fred Mun-
son, J. B. McNally. Fred L. Storey
and J . J . T aylor.
Among distinguished guests \vel-i'
corned at the meeting \\'ere l\·trs.
A. E. ShoemakC'r , \'ice-president 1
;/",.
Dellclowi
Combination
Dinners
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New and Unusual of Orange County Federation of
Women·s clubs: Mrs. J . Van \Vag-1
goner. program ch..-'lirman of the
County Federation: ~1rs. Lloyd
Seafood Specialties
JI.
Johnson. and l\'lrs. 1\-1. l\·tilligan. For Reservations
president and vice~president, rl'-BE AC 0 N
spccti\•ely. of Rialto \\'omen's club. 5 4 6 5
The art display arranged by J\
Mrs. Claude Anderson, art chair· Formerly 1'1ona'" Night
m a n, featured pastel t cm p e r a Newport Be&cb
Club,
ilton. Elizabeth Handy, Joan Her· $.tC'phC'ns. l\'l ildred Stanley. Doro-
245 E. Filth rick, ?i-Iina Jlcrshcy, Marie Hiebsch thy Sutherland. Gretha Tubbs.
Long Beach I Fern I lobs. Helen Kennedy. Edy-Katharine Va ughn . Nora \Vade.
the Lippincott. Nathalie l\lichaud. Marguerite \\'ay and Elaine \V<.'iss.
<------------~ E\o'C'lyn Ryder. MatieRolling. Gray· The nex:t meeting. to be held on
October 3rd. \\·ill be guest night.
City councilmen, and the president
and secretary of the Newport Har-
bor Chamber of Commerce are to
1 Jackie Hill and l\1rs. Ruthellen younger than John, the gay yellow
O<>lta Gamma Al umnae A&socia -; Collins. add rC'd string maze \\'BS untangl-
tion of Orange county met Tues-Gul'st.s \\'ere ~rs. Ed Rogers, e~ and pretty presC'nts discovered !iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji
scenes executed by Fred Murphy !-'-------------'
Deliciously Prepared
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CAFE
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Newport Beach
be special guests.
Herberta Johnson
Attends Redlands U.
Mr. and 1\-lrs. Herbert L. J ohn·
son. 1111 North Bay F ront, Bal·
boa Island went to Redlands Sun·
day to visit their daughter Her·
bcrta, \Vho is enrolled at Redlands
L--------------------------'IUnlvcrsity. l\1iss Johnson has been
up there for a week attending a
round of r ush parties, one of which
See Our was at Forest Home, and with
both studies and parties schedul-
ed for this week.
SPECIAL PORTRAIT BAZA.A R
One Carbon Finish
5x7 Size St 00 lt~l~'S
(Proofs Shown) ~
PORTRAITS OF BEAUTY AND GLAMOUR -
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d t h h r h . I mother of the bride: l\trs. Adele all the C'nd There ..,,,as also 8 ay a t e ome o t e pres1-JT · h th f h b · d · · _ oa1g . mo er o t e r1 egroom · dra\ving contest in \\'hich each dent. i\lrs. Jan1es Ray, 32::> Coral the 'l\1:esdames CJaudl' Ne\\1.0n t k 1 d b" thd 1 . · oo par , an 1r ay presen s avenue, Balboa Island . ...,,·ith Mrs. Connie Barnett, Joseph Gallant. I to! be ad.mired. These included a
C. \V. Dutton as co·hostess at the Jack Boyd, R:o~rt ~1oore and fof:>tball. rocking horse, blocks,
dessert course \Vhich preceeded the RuthellCJl Collins· t~e 1\.1: 1 s s es books a nd cute things to \Vear.
Nancy Holman, Jackie Hill , P at Red and yellow streamers made
Fl?nnegan. Doro~hy ~eyers and a iciever maypole of the toy usl"d
Alice Best. S£1 nd1ng g1fts but un-as, a centerpiece, and favors were
able to atte nd. were Mrs. Heber w~istles in the same colors. The
FO\\'ler and Miss Ruth Hershey. big birthday cake was served with
meeting.
?.1rs. Ray tendered her resigna-
tion and t-1rs. Me l Trickey of
Santa Ana v.·as elected to SE>r\·e
the remainder of the term.
Various philanthropies were dis·
cussed and one wi ll be adopted to
aid during the year. the majority
being in favor of some Orange
county project.
Mrs. Jean Teall of Buffalo, N . Y.
reriring second national vice--pres-
ident, who has been a guest for
much of the summer at the home
of her sister , Mrs. Walter Spicer
and who returns home Oct. 15,
\\'as present. ?.lembers were the
Mesdames Trickey, Charlotte Lee.
SpiC't'r. Ray. Dutton, Helen Nowot-
ny. H. ~1. Wallingford, Charles
Eaton. J . 1\1 . Kennedy, Hal \Vill
Smith and Cameron Thom.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of l\1rs. Lee, 2310
North Park boulevard, S'.anta Ana,
Oct. 17.
Gllta al
CommunJty Chnrcb. -Ba.uar
Police Auxiliary
Meets at Island
Newport Beach Police Auxiliary
met Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Mabel Jones. Balboa Island, ten
members being present and two
guests, Mrs. Claudia Day and l\'lrs.
Mattie Poole.
Hearts ~as the game of the
evening with Audrey Cottle re--
ceiving first prize, Lorraine Mont-
gomer y second and Elizabeth W al-·
tze consoled. A desser t course was
afteT"\\'ards served by the hostess.
7'-1embers present "·ere the Mes-
dames Bee Lace, Alda Gor ton. La
Veta Lace, Montgomery, Wa1tze,
Mary Cusumano, Mildred J ohnson,
Cottle. Jones and Ruth Gerrish.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mn. H e len Isbell.
Island Circle
ice cream. and afterwards pictures
o!:f' the group were taken.
esent wer e Mrs. E . L. Hobel,
J et a nd Kathleen: Mrs. Gene R.
M,onroe, Sue and Ann; Mrs. Ray·
~nd L. Patchen and. Raymond
I:!1 : ?.'lrs. Eugene R. Elliott and
B bara; Mrs. George B. Weiss Eddie,~ the young host and
. . Battle.
ssistance League
unty Board
• iscusses Program
j0range County A s s is tan c e
league board members set into a~tion plans for activities of the
lEfague and its a uxiliaries for this
ming year at the luncheon meet-
i g held recently a t the home of
rs. James Irvine.
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• .... , ! ••. "Rendezvous ot the Mariners"
Mrs. L. A. Chenoweth , vice-pres-
i e nt of t he County league board,
p esided over the session which
f atured discusions on the auxil-
i ·es for the ensuing year and the
c cer clinic for Orange county,
of which the league is the legal
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Balboa Island Cir cle of Christ
Church by the Sea will meet Tues·
day. Oct. 1 at the Balboa Island
chapel, Agate avenue, at 12 :30
p. m. for a sack lunch. There will
be a birthday celebr ation for those
~--------------------------'I members ..,,·hose anniversaries oc·
curr in August, September and
October .
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