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I -political campaign nerus
Its finale, opposition to Pro-
position No. 3 -to vote a
minimum of $2400 yearly for
BChooi teachers -becomes
less and less. When one
realizes that the U. S. gained
Its ascendancy in national
and world affain; via our
democratic educational sys-
tem, and not by accident, one
must appreciate that educa-
, tion has paid off in huge div-
-ldends. This country, with
. Its enonnous wealth spends
about 2 pct. of its income on
education and in the world·
wide struggle between com-
munism and democracy, its
outcome will be determined
by education, not by force;
the victor will be the teacher.
not the soldier.
The exo du s fr om the
teacher profession since 1939
h as been terrific. An esti-
mated 350.000 teachers have
quit since then to go into bet·
ter paying jobs. while 60,000
positions are sllll unfilled.
the work being distributed
among the remaining st affs.
already overburdened. The
same ratio applies to \\'Omen.
the colleges reporting a big
drop in graduates. A start
In the right direction can be
made by favoring No. 3 on
your ballot next Tuesday-
and anyway the election is
important enough from top
to bottom for all you back-
ward, indifferent folks to go
to the polls and VOTE.
Out in Force. Nearly 150
Democrats and friends gath·
ered last Thursday to wel·
come Speaker Alben Bark-
ley. \Vil! Rogers, Jr .. Ray Ad-
kinson and oth ers at the
Newport Harbor Yacht club.
It was supposed to be a "tea"
In the afternoon followed by
a good steak dinner. Mr.
Barkley, who is a bland, un-
hurried gentleman from
Kentucky. pledged his sup-
port to Mr. Adkinson. if the
people send him to congress;
ditto for Mr. Rogers. High-
lights were renewing old ac-
quaintances whom Mr. Bark-
ley knew in Kentucky, such
as Noel Berry of Santa Ana.
B."'"'Z. McKinney of Corona
del Mar, and others. Inci-
dentally a boost was given
Jim Farquhar running for
state senate on the Repub-
llcan ticket, with J im mak·
Ing a few remarks.
Grant Dllngworth. Har-
borites, g e n e r a 11 y, w i 11
mourn the passing of Grant
Dllngworth, 73, who man-
aged and built the Alpha
Beta store at Costa Mesa
over a period of 18 years.
One thing for which he will
always be remembered, was
ltls kindness to the needy
during the last depression.
Time and again people lim-
ited in funds were given
their groceries and told to
forget about it-which they
never have. Deceased had
been ailing for the last few
years and son Jim has oper-
ated the store in the usual
Dllngworth efficient manner.
Who Is to Bhune. Note
that Dr. Charles Vickery,
president of a non~secta rian
Institute and Rev. J . Camp-
bell White. pastor of an Ohio
church. in speeches in Los
Angeles, blal)le the falling off
ID church income to public
greed. All of which may be
true. but it seems that con-
structive criitcism would ac-
complish more. \Vhy can't
the chuches operate their
ftnances like the Red Cross.
the Community Chest and
ot her like organizations?
'Ibey can just as well meet
on common ground and hold cme big money-raising rally
-')'l!larly. May one suggest
that some religious denomi-
nations are a bit self-cen-
tere<I and should stand at a
distance and review them•
.tws!
JIMldays.. Getting that
time or year, folks-referr-
ing to Thanksgiving and
Cbrlslmas. President Tru-
JDUI has wisely put the Tur-
Jueoy Day of Thanks back to
the last Thursday in the
-th-this year. Nov. 28.
He alllo has fixed Nov. 11 as
Annlstice Day.
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST 'NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT IGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COST A MESA
NEWPOBT BEACH, CALIFOllNJA, TUESDAY, OCTOBEB %9, ~ 1 NUMBER M
Federal Aid Is Seen For H rbor Jr. College
Costa Mesa Mechanic tteld
After Admission of Local
Burglaries, Reports Police
Twenty.four hours alkr be wu picked up by Newport Beach po-
licemen on M1Splclon of bursla.ry, Max Covey, 26.year...old mechanic of
%%06 Vz Newport boule\-ard, Costa Mesa, Is said to ha\·e admitted to
unla"'ful entry of three 'Newport Beach e1tabllshments, one within the
put 26 hours. The suspect •• now oonfJned to the S e"1port Beach city
Ja.11, w here he 1~ beln& questioned with reference to other outbreab of
burglariH In this city. Chief of PoUoe R. R. Hodgkin.ton NJd today
that Covey was picked up by Pa ·
trolman Harry Lace and Ray ' 0 • y ts
Johnson and RRscrve Officer Larey rgan1ze e
Goddard, as the three police o!fi. 1 c "tt t ~ers wei:-e. ~n.s"·ering a nothe r can I omm1 ee o
1n the v1c1n1t\' of Qc('an Front, a t •
2 o30 o'clock Monday morning. . Re-elect Elhott 5 1.'archN:I 1n the usual routine
m11 nncr at policc rcadquarters. J . . ,
Covey \\'(IS round in lh(' JX>SSCSsion Org~n1zat 1on o f a Vc t.crans
of a gun and con!'id<'rable cash. Committee for the re·clect1on ot
The "·papon \Vas idt·ntified as one Sheriff Jess L. Ellio't t "'as . ~n
slolf'n fronl the NC\\-port Auto nounCT"d in Or ange county c1t1cs
Supply co1npany store of 2514 West and cornmunities this \\'Cck.
CC'n!ral a\·rnu(', Nc\~1>Qrl Beach, Its nlcmb<>rship includes many
the mornin~ of Oct. 12. lc>aders o f S('f\'icc men's orga niza·
Confronted \\·lth this informa-l ions nnd they strongly urged El·
tion. Covey. police said, admitted liott's re turn to office by the
the buglary. He is said to have vote rs at the ('!cction ne xt Tues-
conf('ssC>d also to burglarizing the day.
C IO fishcrmC'n's uni on office of "\Ve f('('i that Elliott is a tried '"'O dollars after !C>aving the auto and proven puhlic servant, exper ·
supply store. The sus~ct is also iC'ncC'd and ablt-. and that Oran.e;e
said to have admitted burgla rizi ng county today is a clean and de·
Loy's Ne\\·port market on Ocean sirable place in v.·hich to live and
Fron!. ear ly ~·londay morning. Po-r('at a famil)1:· the committee de·
\ice said $14.7 reportedly stolen clared in a statement it issuC'd.
from tht" Ocean Front store was "He is a long time resident ot
also found o n the suspect's person. the county, kno\\'S the people and
Police repor ted tha t the auspt.--ct the requir ements of law enforce·
served a 30 day sentence in the ment. and "'e are convinced that it
county jail for commission of theft would be folly to expt>riment with
in O live Ja11t July. a new s hrriff rathe r than to re-
The suspect, however . de nied tain the efficient executive we
entering the Cox shoe store on now hive at our service."'
22nd street, Newport Beach, early Included in the representative
Monday. About $50 was stolen Vetera ns ' Committee are :
from there. police said. Ivy L. Belote jr., former air for ce
Rep. Phillips
Talks Over
GOP Plans
l\iore than a score of enthusias·
tic supporters turned out I as t
Thursday to the Globe Herald
newspaper office in Costa Mesa
to hear Congressman J ohn Phil·
lips of Ba nning, Republican nom-
inee for re·election, discuu recent
legislative issues. adopted or de·
fe ated by the Congress.
Phillips told the gathering that
he was opposed to the continu·
ance of OPA controls, except on
rents, a(ter June 30, the date that
the restrictive legislation is to
e nd. ..
He also said that a numbPr or
experts forecast a Republican
House, with a one-vote-majority in
t he Senate, after the November
5th election.
A Republican victory would in·
•crease the importance and value
of Republican Congressml'n and
Senators because the various con·
greslonal committees would be
automatically rrorganized, \II,' it h
Republicans as chairmen, and as
m ajority members o f each com·
mittee. he said
The next session of the Con·
grl'S!I:, Phillips add€'d. \\'ill be of
utmost importanCt' to the future
course of the United States. "be-
cause the coming Congress >A'ill de·
termine to what extent vast war·
time powers. given to the Presi·
dl'nt . are to be returned to thr
IPgislati\'f' branch of the govern-
ment."
Congressman Rnd J\lrs. Phillips
expr('SS('(f thl.'i r sincere apprecia·
tion ror the cordial welcome l'X-
tended to them while in Costa
Mesa. The reception 1J1.'as arranged
by R. N. Ludi. editor and pub-
lisher of the Costa Mesa ne"''S~
papt>r.
Ex-Service Men May
Now Enlist in Army
At Their Old Grade
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pilot. frequently cited for bravery,
now a Cos ta Mesa business man;
R. "Dick" Hasler. World War I
veteran and well known Garden
Grove ra ncher ; Dal Nash, former
non-com with the 8Sth IBlue
Devil) division, now back at his
business 1n Buena Park: Eddie
Hernandez. former boatswain mate
USN. no\\' operating his Laguna
Beach business again.
Robert L. J ones, fought in the
Battle of the Bulge and later in
the Pacific "''it h the 86th division,
now returned lo Santa Ana; Dan
Nugent. veteran with 21 years'
service in the U. S . Marines. now
Jiving in Santa Ana ; Bill Steel,
former a.29 pilot in attacks on
the Jap mainland and Dr. Joseph
Saylin, Orange ph~ician who
served in World War I and II and
was recently discharged from the
Army Medical corps as a colonel.
Civilians Observe
Navy Day Program
Here and Elsewhere
ln spite of overcast ak:ies thou·
sands of civiliaru1 motored to navi!t.I
installations in the Orange county
ar ea on Sunday, Navy Day.
Guided by alert, rourteous Navy
and Marine men. the civilian
guests w ere t"Scorted through the
Navy blimp base. Santa Ana ; the
Naval Air station at Los Alamitos,
and the Marine Air station at El
T oro.
TOOay, Newport Harbor will ob.
serve its phase of Navy Day with
a lunchron at the Ne"-'J)Ort Har·
bor Yacht club. Scheduled to
spt>ak is Capt. 1·1. F . Agne"-". USN.
a \'ete ran of th(' amphibious forces
in the Pacific \\'ar theater.
Presiding at the luncheon w ill
be Capt. C. \". McCarty, USN
tRet:), chairman of the Naval
Affairs ron1mittee of the N e\\'·
port Harbor Chamber of Com·
merce_
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URGES ADlllNSON EL!':CTIOS. l\nlle V. S. Sen. Alben "'-Barkley. senate ~jo rtt y leader. (cen-
te r ). Ustenis ln a penAlve mood, \\111 ft.oc'en .Jr .. D emocratic nominee for the U. . senate, makes an
urxent plea ror the election of Kay Adk.ID.90n , Dernocratk) nominee for conl(f'e&5 f m the 22nd dlatrlct.,
at the rally gi\·en In the Newport Barbor Yacht c lub. Seated, left to rtgltt. Ray Adkinson, Sen.
Barkley, Don Deerbls, Adld11son'11o cun~p manarer; a.n unidentified woman ; rry Wllllamson and
Mrs. W'llUarmon of Rewp>rt a..ch. -'--News-TI oto b Beckner .
Sen.· Barkle Pl~ges Aid to Adk nson
I Voren ."Elect Him to . Congress
"No matter what happens to
congress in the November election .
the Presidl'nt is going to be a
Democrat and the cabinet is go-.
ing to be Democratic." U. S. Sena-
tor Alben W . Barkley ot ·Ken:
tuck}'. senate majority ~leader,
told 150 enthusiastic persons who
attended the dinner given Thurs·
day in the Ne"'port Harbor Yacht
club In ho nor of Ray Adkinson .
Laguna Beach nom inee for con-
gress.
"You send Adkinson and Will
Rogers to congress and I will see
that 'they are given every con-
3ideration. I will do everything
within m y po"'·er to see that any
measure they propose Is given
careful and considerate attention,"
the K entuckian promised.
''I want the United States senate
to remain Democratic. I want it
to make no m istakes that wou1d
interfere with th~ progress of the
United States," the senator went
on, expressing the hope that
Democrat!: .... 1u also support will
R.ogers jr., the candidate seek·
ing e lection to the United States
senate.
The senator referred to his visit
to.~&r-torn European ci~ies where
there was nothing left of homes
and merchant buil~ings e>c:cept
rubble. and where thousand!!! of
homeless and hungry people stalk·
ed the high.,.,•ays, carrying their
. belongings in g0+carts.
He cited the diffrrence here in
prosperous America, where the
people seem to forget the horrors
a nd r avages of the war. He t hen
spoke of the war veteran and said
the Democratic party administra·
lion has done much to a.id the
\'eteran since his return to civilian
life.
"We have done more for the vet·
erans of World War 11 than at any
timE' in history," the Rnator said.
"but 1J1.•e have not done rnough."
At the moment. he said, there are
three a n a half million veteram
seeking a university education and
more than 1.~.000 such veterans
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u·. S. ·EdUcatioMI Officer
Confers With Davidson on .
Use of Army Air Base Site
Cross Will
Typify Spirit
Of Christmas
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N&WAJaJ' BAIAM)A
"Rewlezvous ol the -·
White's Balboa Island Cafe
AND OOCK'l'AIL BAB
Corner Mariae A Park AT&.
Balboa, Hub.of Newport Qty, Newport Harbor ·bing . News
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Villt Oar ...... IAag Sample
Remodel
Display Roomii
r guides, plan-
alds, comprehens-
stock of Clllllets
f!313alboa rket
More 'nlu M y..,. of .... tke to tM llartlor'a
IOl MAIN F1wt ~-BALBOA. ()AID',
Unanimously agreeing with their
officers that this progreuivr sec-
tion of Newport Beach "justly de-
servH recognition as tM Hub City
of Newport Harbor," the 165 mem-
bers of the Ba1boa Improvement
usociatlon in a gener al meeting
here 1et in motion a program 1.o
make it an actual fact. ' ;=========================;:;I Initiating the program was I Clyde R. Johnson, president, man-
ager of J ohnson's restaurant. Bal-
OUR NEW HOlYRS boa. He appointed John F. Vogel
ot BaJboa Peninsula. proprietor of
a house furnishing store here, u
'chairman of a committee to work
toward that goal Vogel also ls
chairman of the GI housing com-
mittee which ls trying to initiate
the financin g ot a home for a
homeless World War ll veteran.
7a.m.to 7 p. m.
Johnson said that Balboa is now
the site of scv~ral public utility
.companies, naming among these
the Southern California Edi.son
company, \Vhich maintain!: a
branch office here; the Southern
California Telephone confpany,
which ls erecting a new and larger
telephone exchange building here;
and the association head added
that Balboa has the only hotel
of any consequence in lhe entire
Harbor area.
SOS MARINE A VENUE BALBOA ISLAND
One of the first things that the
association plans to do under the
new program, Johnson said, "''BS
the removal of the ruined lava-
tory building \\'hich now stands at
the end or Balboa pier and which
because of its depreciated condi-
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Kenny Nlctaol.9 -Georp Sterl.lac
Trusts Help Small Estates, Too
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It doesn't take a large fortune to take
advantage of th e ben efi ts of a Trust.
Many of the Trusts we handle are of
a moderate size.
A Trust may be practical for you , too
-come and talk it over with our Trust
o fficers, today.
TRUST DEPT. SECOND FLOOR
Al.90 IN POMONA; 362 WFSI' SEX:OND
lion has Jong been an eyesore and A southeast wind hurt live bait
a thorn in the side of municipal boat fishing over the weekend with
officials. It was the latter body bait hard to get. Fishing has been
which asked the improvement as-fairly good on days wht>n the ocean
sodation to get rid of the \\1.ndov.•· wasn't too rough for fishing and
less building. the boats could get out. Por:t
of ood tackle trying to horse
the in.
T ns and tons of mackerel are
in the waters oft Newport Har-
bor ! and fishermen after these
po\\' ar fish are making big hauls
th days. Sea squirts tn the
fish closed the canneries for a
few days. They are back hard
at know with the boats coming
in awash with loads of
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linoleum.
Works
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It was recalled at the meeting Orange reports albacore a mile or
of the lmprovement group that so out. King's Landing r epnrts
several montM ago a deputation white sea bass averaging from 25
of fishermen sent a fepresentative to 8) pounds, the Sport King get-
to a session of the city council to ting eight or ten a day, plus hP-li-
ask that body to make improve-but, bau and a fe"'' barracuda.
ments to the la\'atory building. The ~lusic from Earl's Landing has
pointing out that someone had been catching calico and rock bass,
broken out the windows and had halibut. barracuda, albacore and
Indecently marked up the waJls on even one blue f_in tuna.
the inside of the structure. Fishil\g in Newport Bay has
ma~kettl. One day recently a big boaJ. started to sink at the docks
It fas loaded so heavily and only
a Q "ck unloading job saved it from ~;;~~;;;~~~~;;;;;;;~~;;;;~t~~~~;;~~~~ go· g to the bottom right there .• 'pf trnaster Given WING SANG BOAT & REP AIR YARD At the .time members_ of t~e city really been good. Bob Logan of
council discu.s.sed the situation ex-Costa Mesa, caught six bass fTon1
isling there, bu~ took no ~egal 1 2 ~ to 3 pounds on r azor clams
action ~o authonze the repall' of 'near Bay Shore Camp. H arold th~ bwlding. '1'!1e matter 3':13t Graham of Newport, caught 15 dri!t~ along until recent~y a city smelt in 15 minutes at Earl's
in for Five Years I
Perfect Attendance · 811 ~ !i1~:f~ 101
official approached the improve-
ment as90Ciation and suggested
that it might be a nice civic ges-
..a.ure if the assoc.ia lion would re·
move the building from the pier,
an association member 6aid.
Landing one evening on razor
clams. M.rs. Harold Graham re-
ports a 14-pound spotfin being
caught in the channel off the
Balboa Pavilion, a r ecord fish, with
six other spotfin none Jess than
8 pounds. C. L. He nning, 764 G
St .. Ontario, a nd D . A. Callo\\·ay,
303 G St., Ontario, had three big
spolfin and over a dozen smelt
they caught Saturday afternoon
from the Port Orange Fishing
Hole. Pier fishing ror smelt is
good along with the good mackerel
ive-minute talks by me mbers I
of e club featured the luncheon £i£
of he Newport Harbor Kiwanis
clu Fr;day. . e Moorlllp Uld .. a.,..n.Nr
ose making speeches \Vere fm-BcMa. for SAie
Ea 1 W . Coppersmith, who dis-
cu ed aviation; Harold Fink. who • Paddle Bo&rdl fOI' 8-t
tal ed about precision instruments by the ...,.. 01' ...,.&b. It "''as pointed out that one pro-
gressive move by the association,
which "''BS first frowned upon by
Mayor 0 . B. Reed, has proven a
in machine shop. a nd Art Rem-,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ pel . who spoke on his 75-foot tuna
bo and the ere\\' and the O\\ners
very proritable source or income
for the cit)'. This '"'as the pro-
posed and improved and enlarged
parkling lot adjacent to the Ren-
dezvous ballroom. The enlarge-
ment of the space has increased run.
city parking funds tremendously. Cliff \'on Kennel. fishing maes-
Mayor O. B . Reed has since agreed tro or Ne.,..·port Harbof' for lo these
that his first opinion '''as ill-many years, is burned up about
considered. the fickleness of sport fishermen
One other plan of operation during these fall months. "The
in the ne\v program agreed upon OC<'an is calmer, the boats aren't
by the association members is to crowded and fishing is good. Why
advocate the erection of a lodge ar en't sport fish~rmen ~oing out?
building in Balboa, .,..·here all The ?°at~ are sttll runn1n~ .. Co~
groups may hold their monthly ~erc1al fishermen i:tre br1ng1ng 1n
meetings. I fish to make sport fishermen green
\.\"ith envy, if they could only see
the fish. There Is no sense let-Farquhar Grateful Hng down just when schools start."
Truer words '"ere never spoken. For Loya) Support The Missawi<. from P or t or-ange. goes out scouting for alba-
Jim Farquhar. State Senate can-
didate. issued the following state-
' n1ent to th{' press today: I "Heartening reports from all
rore and watches for the bii-ds or
fish after bait. When they round
up a school. the excitement be--
gins. Many big albacore are be-
ing lost these days by fishermen
with no understanding of how to
fish for them. These albacore are
running up to over 30 pounds and
wh sha.re in the profits derived
fro their catches. /
i tmastcr Herbert F . Kenny
\\' prt>sentcd with a five-year pin,
te (ying to five years of perfect
at ndance in the club.
e club \\'ill hold a ladies' night ; pc:ram at the \Velcomc cafc next
Fr!ay night. ·
over Orange County, pouring into
our headquarters. mark the clos-
ing days of "''hat has been a stren·
uous but clean campaign.
"I would indeed be lacking in I----------------------------
gratitude if I did not ackno.,..•ledge
the debt I owe to the members of
my O\\Tl neW'Spapcr craft, who have
Universall.Y treated my candidacy
with a response for in excess of
any merit I possess. by
"To them and all the loyal
friends who have so generously
given or their time and effort I
pledge my best efforts in beh~lf
of Orange County, if it be the \vill
of the voters on November 5:•
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The Record Tells Why··
''It's Time for a Change''
You11 agree the 22nd District nffda a new Coa-
gro11SZ11an whon you look at tho incumbent'• stand
on vital iasuea. Theae are typical examples. taken
&om the records ol the last Congress:
~ H. •oted aga:inat the Vetermu. Emergency Houalng
Proqram , , , the only Ccr.lifomicr Congreumcm -BapuWiccm
or Democrcr.t -to oppoH thia w9ent lecp.latioa.
W"' He •oted agcWu;t the Atomic Enerqy Control Bill. ad-
•ocat.d by Gen. E.iaenhower and other nation.al lecr.der1.
.... H• voted against in.temation.al cooperation.. and ••-
panded foreign marlr:et1 !or ow farm product. • • , br
oppoeing UNRRA. exteriai.on oJ Bedprocal Trade Agreement-.
and aimilar meaaurea.
_.. He failed to •ote when Cong-re .. decided the on-the-Job
training proviaiom of the GI BilL •
Elect RAY
ADKINSON
to
CONGRESS
The Record Tells Why··
Ray Adkinson Is Qualified
* An able public ollicial Ray Adkinaon ,_.od Im
14 years as Superintendent of Schools lor Orange
' County. Here he dearly demonstrated hia execuliH
ability -made a sterling record for honest. b11En1•
like administration. * A Yeteran ol World War L father of a Yelorcm of
World War D. Ray Adlri....,,, will cut tluough red
tape to aol•e •etenms' problems. He will fight to
conect unjuot pro'fisioila ol the on-the-Job training
Bill He will demand a _.,!-up ol Yetenm.· homing. * A natiYe ol the 22nd District, Ray AdlrinOO!l ia a
rancher cmd widely uper:iw.c:I GD water probl""&
He mows wbal leqialati<m the a9ricultand and arbcm
-need. He will gin the Dioldct fall.time rep .. ·
wlatiaa ia W-'···.gton.
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Or When
in Costa Mesa
Stop
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CHUCK'S DRIVE -IN
Barbecued Sandwiches -Fountain Service
10a.m.to2 p.m.
1818 Newport Blvd. CURB SERVICE
Announcing the Opening
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New Service for the Bay Area
Contractors Equipment & Supply
%SSS% Newport A,·e., 1 Blk. West of Newport Blvd.
Sooth of 16th St., CMta Mesa. Phone Beacon 5099
We Have Brand New Equipment
For Rental
CEMENT MIXERS • POWER SAWS
10~ C.F.~f. PORT . .\BLE AIR COMPRESSORS
r\.IR TOOLS • \\'HEELBARRO\\"S
P:SEIDIATIC TlRED TR1\CTORS "'lTH
ALSO
BL;\DES
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FOR NINE HOURS Dh'hlott of ForMtry ... Costa Meu. volW1teer llremen foacllt before tbeJ" eoakl
extinphb. Ulla rsclac en-ft.re on tae-ll"'f'tae property, ooe mile eout ot Corona del Mar and • half
mile lnAlde the •tate laJ.cbway, Satu.rd&y. 'l1te Ore broke out at 11 a. m. and luted unUI I p. m. Nore
than 100 &el'H ~·ere ln''Ol\-ed and It took !5 ftreme.n to npt It. Some of tbe 11.rftnen were ts!led from
as rar u Yorba Unda and Oranp. -News-nmes photo by Beckner.
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Landlo Strikes
Have ttle Effett
Here, ogel Says
out strikes against
prospective ants have had lit-
tle effect her'F· although they have
been in ~tence for IOn'letime,
John F . V~l, Balboa merchant and income perty 0\1VT\er, wired
the Nation Home and Property
•Owners F dation of Washing-
ton, D. C., turday.
Vogel was jadvising the national
real estate ~ that it is pos-
sible that th~ strike begun in Seat-
Ue and San~ancisco against rent
control by e O PA would be. of
short dura · fl and prove as fruit-
less as has e unpubUcised lock-
out here. : J
Vogel's let~er contained the fol-
lowing message:
"Being ~ber No. 24876 of your group taking the liberty
of ¥.Ti ting y
"Our a tment and Income
property o ers have experie nced
for some y ars with a lockout
strike here th little effect.
"We have wired seve ral sena-
Marine Children
Will Participate
In Tustin Carnival
tors and co en that if all
Sen. Ba·rkley Frowns on :~~E::1:::::~~:~:
Fr.1end's G 0 P Forecast ~~~~d t~~sn· o;ur':'ha;a~~~e~.;~
E L TORO, Oct. 29.-Children of taxes.
Mar ine families or the U.S. Marine "Our area is 50 percent vacant
Corps Air station a nd of the Navy and even lh meagre ceilings al·
Blimp base are to participate in Kentuckian Scoffs at Prediction That Lower lowed us ar <lifficult to get and
a Hallowe'en carnival at the Tustin Chamber of Congress W1'll be Republican our property badly run do"n . still EIC'mentary school Thursday, Oct. OPA refuses relief. Neither will
31. • After Nov. 5th. Asks if Newport Harbor they recogni our resort status.
Marines a re aiding the school I f N • ti W Id R t• d L" "The \\.-Titer firmly believes that
teachers and students in setting S or aviga On. OU e Ire an IVe re nt ceiling lwill run a 15 year
up display booths for the fc te. in California course, five y~ars of '''hlch 'vc have
Lt. J o hn Pratt, public informa--e-already stru gled through."
CONCRETE BREAKING AND tion omcer for the air. station. _rc-1 United States Se nator Alben yes. HE is still in Washington." •
SANDBLASTING SERVICE ports that . the corps is providing Barkley. senate majority kadcr , The scna1or has met so many Marin s Donate
to Chest l..:======================::..J an .roucat1onal d_is_play, cutaway d()('sn·1 have much faith in the pre-people in his cross-country jaunt e n ~1n~ and r t'cru1tlng poster for dictions o f his close pt>rsonal during the present campaign tha t I $5 -;;=======================~ the C\C nt. friend, Emile Hurja, \Vashington,I for t he Time being he had for-• ,-------------, 1 D. C., publisher of The P a th-i::ot tf'n th!"' name of one of his • EL TOR Oct. 29.-F inal re-
findC'r magazine. I most inf!u('ntial \\"On1an campaign-por:.t.s arc t be made today by
VEN ·ETIAN
BLINDS
SAL~ and SERVICE
Pan· Coast .Venetian Blind Co.
814 Coast Highway Beacon 5881-J
•l_jALLMARK
1 CA RDS
For Birthdays
·wedding Anniversaries
and Etc.
Vases >: F1gnri.oes
Lamps :: Costume Jewelry
Newport Souvenir
and Gift Shop
2102 Ocean Front
We Wrap Gifts
MIDWAY AUTO SERVICE
F1rd Clau
Mechanlcal
Work
MOTOR8
REBUILT
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1501 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE
PHONE HARBOR 2125
• Fenders Fb:ed
• Wheels
Straightened
• Body Repairing
I nformed th;it 1-lurja, \\'ho is a crs in Alabama. Lt. Col. Art! r J.f. Adams, USMC, formC'r m('mbC'r of th(' Democratic During the dinner ~i vcn in honor chairnlan. i~ the u. s. 1'1ar ine
N a t ional committN-, has predicted of Ray Adki nson of Laguna Beach. c ~! s
that the house \\'ill be Re publican Democra tic nomin{'(' for congress. orps phase, of the anta Ana-Tustin Community Chest can1-a ft£>r No,·embcr 5. the senator U. S. Sena tor Barklev r cn1arked paign. i
blunt!)' told t he editor of Th. e that h e haS met so ma.ny old Ke n-Up to las Friday, the Marines NC\\'S-T im<'s that "I have little tucky fr ie nd& in California that had donat<'d S500 to the prcsc-nt
faith in his for l'casts." he has decidc-d to live to be 100, campaign fu d.
I nten tiC\\'ed at the NC\\lX>rt retire at 90, and "come out to --+-l-----
Harhor Yacht club last Thursday I California to spend t h£' remainder Sell thaJ unwanted arttcle .
evening. the Kentuckian said, un-' of my life." $ • through Ne -nmes ada smilingly, '"Emile is a close per-That should pl<'ase ma ny Ken-__
sonal frirnd of mint:'. a nd I \\-uuld tuckiRns \'"ho nO\\' Ii\'(' in this state. -----,
not do a thing lo hurt him. but he c L T H E s
has made n1any predictions. and D h T k
most or th£'m have pro\·en false. eat a es ~as~:~~ little faith in his fore-
Leaving ooli1ica1 prognostica-C. Q. FranC.IS lions for the moment, the senator
from K£'ntucky. \\"horn the late
PrC'side nt Roosevelt often kindly
ref('rrcd to as Dear Alben, was
asked 1,vhat he thought of Ne\\'-Funeral ser\'iCC's 1,vere h e Id
port Ha rbor. Thursday at t 1 a.m. at Grauel
POR
EN
AND
OYS
"I saw some thing of it on a I chaJ>E>I for Charles Oscar Francis.
brief tour this aft£'rnoon," rcpLied i 53, who died Tuesday at his home, Si~'
Sen. B~r kl~y, .~dding. "Is It one \ 1907 Orange avenu£', Costa l\1:esa. S.'plrd s.~
for nav1gation ? He was born in Brooklyn and
That question \\'a s referred to had lived here for a year and a
Harry Welch. executive secretary half, coming from l\1ississippi. He !~--~--A-
of the Newport arbor Chamber of was employed with the U. S . .in.a.1.._ ·-
CommcrC<', who was present as l Treasury department for 23 years. boa laland
reprcscn tati,·e of the chamber to He was a member of the l\1asonic P'bcj9e Barbor Gil
\\·eloome the senator to Newport lodge of l\1:£'mphis. TC'nn. and of '--------!-I ________ ,
Beach. Costa Mesa Community church. I ~~~~*~~~~~~
\Vhen asked if Buckner Black-Surviving arc his "''ife. Lillian : 1: I
erby. fdrmcr head of the personnel t\\'O brothers, Herbert a i:id ~tilton GI LL 'S department of the OPA was still Francis of New York .
in \Vashington, D. C .. the Ken-Rev. Carl Johnson officiated at
SPECIAL
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PROOFS SHOWN
STUDIO HOURS
10 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Daily
OTHER TIME BY APPOINTMENT
SANTA ANA
SANDY'S DRIVE-.-1N
• Yfl8! We Have
HAM • BACON • BEEF e PORK
• Dagwood Hamburgers
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Have this 4-Point Check
• Auto Painting
$50
tuckian who obtained her a ppoint-cllapel services and graveside ser-I 832 <Jout BJ.cbWQ" Oa tile Mlracle MUe
ment for that post, hesitated for vices at Fairhaven ceme tery were DELICATESSEN ''------------------------~ a moment as if trying to recall by the Silver Cord Masonic lodge 1•
e •OTOa CHSC&·UP
e YALT• _.
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OIQCUD
a ION1TION U.&YICS
Citizens of California
and Up
P ;·oposition # 11 is an UN fair
Employment Practices Act.
UNfalr because it denies the right to a trial by jury.
UNfolr because a political cammissian af five mem-
bers has pawer to threaten and p..olish yaAJ. They are
investigators, witnesses, prosecutors, judges, jury and
executioners.
UNfalr <>"Cause it compels you, 'fO'K wife, 'fO'K
daughter or y<JAJr sister ta wortc with people regard·
less of their color, race or nationality.
&ery fair-minded American is tolerant. &ery American,..
senls a criminal law whKfl plriihes you for refusing ta hire or WCfi<
willl a penmi forced on you by a political -issioA.
VOTE NO Proposition #II
the name, and then he said, "Oh, of Santa Ana .
FOB
VETERANS'
WELFARE
I VOTE "YES" ON PBOPOSmON 2J
I
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and che Disabled
American Veterans urge you to vQte "YES" oo
Proposicion 2 on cbe November ballot.
This measure will legalize greyhound racing in
Califom.ia -under suict Stace supervision -and
cum over 4 per cent of all uack wagers ro a Vet·
erans Fund administered by cbe Stare Depanmenr
o f Veterans' Affain.
It will perfonn a distinct service for California
veterans. It will guannree ADEQUATE PINANC. /
ING of Srare-spoiuored welfare and tthabilicarioo •
activicies, including support of cbe Veterans' Home
ac Y ounrville. It will relieve che caxpayer of che
burden of paying for these services; g reyhound
racing will pay the bill insre9d.
California veterans ask you ro supr~n
chis campaign.
tJ~cm in
-Vote "RS" oa 21
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SHOP
Have That Glass Installed
BEFORE
SHOP AT GILL'S
RAINY SEASON
HARBOR GLASS co~ For
%811 l.afayeete
' AutoGlasB
Ph.-Harbor 866
e Boat Glass
-s a.& Lettaiag
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PARTS, MEN, EQUIPMENT
all sene to giw: J011 a better
lob qaickt!I'. and chaper.
Alk About
Oar No
Dawn
Payment
Plan
I Year
to Pay
KNICKERBOCKER'S
Y-o.ly Aadwoizuf t• I I'
1111N.M I St. IWft&AlU. ..... 7171
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H A N S E N ' S noo o..a Froat
Confectionery A lnda ..
NOW OPEN ZVJ:NINGS
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Malts • Sandwiches • Hamburgers
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B.,.udry'• Bo:1 Candy • c.t..rhlg lee Crum
See
The ''CENTRALINER ' '
46-ft. All-Steel Fishennan
CENTRAL BOAT WORKS Barbor 1580
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\ ~rsnJ!:!!:h. Bicycle Rider, 66, Seriously Xt k::ic:J:~a1 LA u N o 1 v
Former Store Manager 1 . ed . B le d c h W"th D • d on w:u;;a: SEBVICE ,:~t y~s:~~ ~~~ n JUr 1n OU var ras ~· Qmtln!'!n 8!!!! l) Broadway Cleaners
Beta store in . Coota M..._ dled Fall""' tA1 loalt u a -. 11p at "'° -of --N-rt pro N~t Harbor Junior 1!l Brooadway Ccisa .._ I'll. a.. .... &'IU
Saturday ev~n1ng ln Santa Ana boulM'ard. Newport •e1e~ _,.,,,. ~ e~"ftalac. ca•ed ._,.r ta-coll e building. By doing this, BETl'EB QUALITY OP DRY CLEANING
where he resided at 602 West Se--tAI Fnuall i.a--. 16, or ns 8oa ...-•-N-rt the ftderal representatives told the & DAY SEBVI~ DEiiVEBY
He was born in Lanark, DJ, and •m-. police .... bf Benbaa w. T-ter of 571 Weo& , ... -""" I principal the school boards I ~-----·-o_PSN __ llA_rtJ_•_D_A_Y_Al'TEllN ____ oo_K_s_• ____ _,
cond street. BelP-bt who .... ridlac Ml blcycle wlllee ti wu ldt "1" • .. tc.caeWle Ne~.. Beach-Costa Mesa high
bad lived in California for 59 Costa II-. . . . . will be in ~ position to obtain
years, 30 or them being spent in The motonst wu drivmg north .
Santa An H U'red ( ... :.. on the boulevard v.·hen the bicycle a t in the amount of mo~ey a . e re rom iu..> • • • • • to ase that ruon
three yean ago because of illness. shot out of the sharp and hilly o 51.te.
H Ii( o( BP 0 E decline of Bolu. avenue, directly Mr. Davidson told a representa-e was a e member . . . . . tiw ThP News-'Ilimes that the
No. 794, Santa Ana. and of the Suo.11et ~ Hlc'b School GaaHlli across .the path o( the ma~. 250 cres which will be a lied
First Ouistian church of that city. Santa Aaa l~Fullertoa. I Toedter attempted to avoid strik-t . th ly nded · PJ .
Swvivtng are his wtfe. Blanche. ,This was a hard fought contest Ing the cyde by swervin&: sharply or e new ame . pe ~on
. GORDON a~ FINDLAY
OON'l'SAOl'OM AND BDIU>l!:ll
~: au•~ m.._ -.._ '"
CABINET SHOP SERVICE
OABINEl'S AND MUJ.WORK
T. C. JOHNSON, Supt.
of Santa Ana; three sons, James that 5aw the Saints earn their win-to the left. but the bicycle stniek to tlie .war Assets Adminis~a~on,
of Costa Mesa, Jack.' Azusa, and ning margin in the last few min-the car's right front fender with com~ several usable buildings.
Robert of Santa Ana ; two daugh-utes of the game after the Indiana such force that its rider was ~these are a motion picture
ten, Mrs. James Marigold and had scared the champs plenty. thrown forward so that his head the er, a library, 8 cbapel, .a
Mn. Eugene Wood. both of Santa Quar~b.ack J ohriny F~uci) a nd rammed into and . shattered the· h1u recrea~. hall. a ~== ~NJ.. and eight grandchildren. FullbMk Baker made ~ SA tal-·right front wtndsh.leld of the auti>-c buil~din~ 1~ ~ uld
Funeral service5 were held lies and ~ offensive 1tandouts mobile. ~~ be US::-for h:~ ~t:ent "7 _. Binet ~: ...,.._.....,
Tuesday at the G«-auel chapel for th~ Wlnners.. ~ Fullerton This unexpected iinpact forced d f h g ~l~~~i~ii~~~~~~~~i;;;;;;~~~~~i~ Costa Mesa', with the Rev. Gerald line outcharxed the' Sa.int forward the automobile to shoot across the ans a.nf t': ome•t 1 h 1 Ba.sh , pastor of the First Olris-wall for a co~~·d nible part of the road, wheH" it came to a stop di-pell 0
00• trout bea dassc hooed ----tian hhh ffi ". T\v ot . , were au o c u c , o 1c1atJng. o eve ning and m e three successful rectly below the stone steps lead-last week when they were !!!"---------------------------~I the favorite M>ngs of 'the deceased goal line sta nds. The Saints meet i .. g to the olli'ce of the M-.. Boat .... ~..... inf ed that the California State w ere sung b:r G. \Villard Bassett. the Newport H arbor Tars this Works, operated by Camille Beat1-d 5. ·you' 11 find the shoe
for eve[y occasion
••••••• including the
"the y ge t around "
at
' 305 MARINE A VE. BALBOA ISLAND
{Political Adver tisement)
$53,262
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That figure above is quite a lot of money
H Is the Sheriff's own estimate of ONE YEAR'S IN-
CREAsE In the operating cost of hM office. ($219,981.'18
for 1945-46 and $"21S.24S for 1946-47.
Incidentally, it is YOUR
not the Sheriff's
money,
The $53,262 Increase for one year i11n't all.
WM $120.000 or i8 per cent for four yeani.
expenditure was $15S,Sl5.14.
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The increue
The 1942-43
THIS IS YOUR }10~EY. Can )·ou ataad tlae.e annual~
DOW runnlq-5".!~ for just one year! b the prellreDt Sbertfr•
ee.nice worth that n1uch to you ?' Some of tbe llDlacorporated
dbtrict:s •"' uklac ••'"·hat MJnioe!" They complain of not ret--
Unc aJPt protection.. Tht!y ue to&d tbat more deputy lhcrUfa.
and. tbettfo~ MORE 1'lONEY, woald be needed for that..
I CA."'iNOT AGREE... The !oheritra ot'f\ce CA..." be operated eco-
llObllcally, and It CA:."'i be operated etndenUy. .lmt a lot of ez-
~ b rnearun,leM. ~rr baa to be exMUtl\"'e and oT'&"Ul-bia.K abi.llty. ~ d.J~trlt'"l.s C A."'J pt the prottttlon due them.
wtU.OUt more money. I wu ln the crimlna.I d.lvlaloa. or the Sller-
lff'• orrlce 11\'e yran m)-wlf and I Inlow It caa be dODe. TIMMe
cle.paties "·ho oongrepte l.n the Sheriff"• offlce durlac die ct...,
oould Mo ft\~D Jpt duly. The thine Is tt&al lllmple.
JAMES A. MUSICK
\'ete.ran of Wortd War D
Candidate for
SHERIFF
P Ube I B dd DeP.Utment of Finance ha .no
w J JI' I " r ar fund available fo r dis-a arers were L oyd ra y, "'eekend in the feature match o f rnont and whic" ,.· located on a ~
. . Jns ey, John J . Jones. Ken-the league. sharp angle from the 5top street
th H k C \v T W . kl d pos for the operation of the base ne ouc . · · e in · e a n on Newport boulevard.
J M -11-H ... ~. Huntlngton lkM"h 7-An&hebn O. as 4 junior college. ames 1 1gan. onorary ~ • Lawson was thrown clear of the
.rs W re E I B rdsaJJ ~-k This "'as considered the upset of . conference between James e ar u -• _. 'ru' machine and he lay in the r oad-Boone Ralph Bra dt C Ell. tt the week in Sunset ci..,..L-al-De n , state direcor of finance, and , · n · onn JO · .... "'"' "'ay Ii.ear the Mesa Boat Works A L Pinkl w ·11· Sh' I tho ugh the Oiler s have given prcr Pri cipal S. H . Davidson and Ray · · ey, ' ia m 1r ey. until the arrival of a private am-
J 0 ~•1 d \V B w ·11· m1"se all se•--n of be1'ng o e of El tl, Newport Beacti and Hunt-. · 'o.i ma n an · · 1.1ams. · ......., · n bulance which took him to St . Graveside rites were in charge of the powers of the cirCuit. The in on Beach educators. at Sacra-
8.P.0 .E. No. 794 of Santa Ana. in-game, which was a bruiser, was Joseph's hospital. Physicians de· me to, disclosed this fact, and t he
tennent being in Fairhaven ceme-a scoreless tie until 53 seconds termined tha t the injured man suf-ed ators wer e very much dis-
tery. \\'ere left in the game and the fered multiple co.nstusio.n~ a nd co~ged over prospects for the
Oiler s made the only score. Bill so~e fractur~. His condition was co ge until the appearance•f t he
M L-h. F \Vi5e and Ed Dowdy \Vere the srud to be fa.t r . fed raJ authority here Friday emtn:rS tp avors standouts in the J.luntington Beach Riding \\'ith the Costa Me.sa I " e're a little more hopeful Ba I b 0 a as s j t e offensive and "'ere mainly r espon-motorist at the lime of the mJS· novf." said Mr. Davidson, as he an-
For Veteran's Horne sible for t he Colonists' downfall. hap. \\'hich occurred. according to noi.tnced plans for re-applying to
Anaheim had been considered as the Ne"l)()rt Beach police report. thw}Var Assets Adn1inistration on
No. 2 team behind Santa Ana in at about 5 :14 p.m ., \\·as Mrs. Her-the amended application. "Maybe
The Balboa Impro\'ement asso-pre-season dope. man W. 'focdter a nd her mothtr-so e th1ng v.'ill come out or this ap.
ciation on Thursday night in a in-law and two children. pli lion. At least, "'e hope so."
gC'neraJ meeting held at the Do"'Df'f 25---0ran.re 0.
Rendezvous ballroom gave blanket Too many scampering backs that
approval to !he plan 10 finance the .advanced the ball "'ith great gus-
building of a house for a homeless to \\"as the cause of the dOY.'nfall
w ar vetera n in Ralboa. of the Orangemen as t he OoY.rncy
ed (rom \V. H. Bannister, Vett:rans
Service Councjlor , that since its
opening October l, the Center has
given positive, direct aid to 115
veterans.
This aid has con~isted of fi r.d-
r CfHF Alli MAil IS HEllEI
SEE OUR SMART
'j AIR MAIL Si'ATIONnY It was th£' <'Xpression of the squad madr their first \\'inning
membership that the lot should league game a sparkling one. Do\\'.
be purchased in Balboa. although ncy's league r ecord now stands at
the association receivM offers one \vin and one tie. ha\'ing broken
from persons \vho O\\'n available C\'Cn last WC'ek \vith Huntington
ing employment ror some fifty-~=~~·~~~~~~~~~"~'-l-2-~c~~~ five veterans, locating r oo ms, .
apartments. and in a few cases,
houses for needy veterans. medi-
cal aid and helping to :lr:·a nge
hardship loans through other re-
la nd in Costa 1\1esa and "'ho of· Beach, O~O.
fer ed to SC'll t\••o lots, l>0th at Gamf"S this F riday
$1000 each.
Clyde R. Johnson. president of
the group, reportC'd that Balboa
landlords ha d offerC'd to sell tv.'o
lots, both at $2000 C'ach a nd above,
a nd one or tht•se \\'as located on
the peninsula, and incidentally \vas
the m ost favored location to date.
Santa Ana at Nc\vport, 2 :45 p.m.
<This game has been changed to
the Santa Ana Bo\\'I on Saturday
night.
DownC'y at Fullerton, 7 :30 p.m.
Anaheim at Orange, 7:30 p .m.
Huntington Beach. Bye.
lif'f agencies.
In addition to those direct serv-
ices numerous veter ans have re-
cei,·cd advice on the "G.I. Bill of
Ri ghts", on the Job Training Pro-
grams. G. I. Loans a nd legal mat-
ters. A great deal of assistance
I ta f G• · '• ~ has been given in filling out forms rnpor nee 0 IVIDg for term;nal leave pay, notar;zin,
Stressed by Kenny, papers etc.
Expert
Radio Service
Phone Beacon 5004-W
Palmer Radio
A.ND ELECTRIC
IMS Newport Bl.._
008TA MESA
I However. the association m ade
no dcci5ion for the purchase of
any one of the Balboa lots. the
expressed thought being to give
the whole matter of thc ..financing
pla n morC' investigation and study
bcfor C' actually buying the lot and
C • T Banniste>r slated also t hat as arnpa1gn reasqt"er the veterans 1earn of the serv;ce I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~ l center, the denuind for assistance; l
With the Comn1unity Chest drive {?rows. A gr<:'a tcr number of calls
to raise $14,450 two weeks undc-r· !or assistance come in earh day.
\vay only 23'/f of the quota has "Knowing that the Vetera ns
be<'n raised, said 1-i. F . Kenny. Service Center, one of the most
Balboa Postmaster and ·rrcaslirer .. ••orthy causes getting support
ot the Community Chest. as he from the Communit y Chest, is do-
strf'ssC'd the need for gon~rous ing such a splendid job in aiding
contributions. He s tated tha t our veterans, only serves to further
OC'a rly 10 1>er-cent of this y~ars emphasize the need for generous
quota "rill .go directly '? the Har--! gi\ring to the Community Ch<"St on
bor Area Veterans Service Ct.~111 cr. th<' part of the good citizens of
I FINEST TASTING
.IZZLING HAMBURGERS
TEAKS (wbene•er he pt.I
); HOME B AKED
UMMY BERRY AND
APPLE PIES
starting construction.
The membership seemed to agree
that somelhing should be done for
the horiieless VC'l e ran and that the
associalion should be the fi rst to
initiate aid in that drC'Ction. But
t he m<'nlhership [C'lt !hat it would
be wisC'r to in\'C'S ligatC' more fully
the cost of financing the house
O\'Cr a 20-yC'ar µt>riod. SHEP'S
Th(' local \'eterans Servirl· C'C"n·• ;-i('\\·port Harbor'', said ~1r. Ke nny.
"You Must Order Now
~-For the Holidays"
s9~! ..
Fomow otbesto• lnwloOon P'•"9nb
Spoh • Stain• • 'lleml1he•
• CV--"" l urn1 • Dl1tolorotion • Sc:roltht• AS~t'tt
• O.nh ond Morr.d Tobie Topi. l•.-•r1 ibS. IHWLAlloN
for 9c:Hl'MI. W1 0 110 rnok1 GQ.1 Top• and MirrCN"s.. __ J
Alao Buutilul
WOOD GRAINS 501 E. Centnl
ROYAL TAlll PAD CO.,
Harbor S8
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CONTROLLED
BY NO GROUP
OR CU9UE -
FARQUHAR
STANDS FOR
• Frtt enrttptiJ~ fint, lut
and always.
• No compromUe with
Communism.
• Arbitration of 1trika.
• Fewer laws and leu d~
~ndtttcy on legislation..
• Preaervation of a free
pr ....
• Neither organized labor
nor orpn.ized caiptal, but
Mr. and Mrs. U.S. Citizm.
Jim Farquhar
"
ca ndidate fo r
the offict of
STATE
SENATOR
ftom
Orange County
VOTE NOV. 5 Dress Suit Stolen tcr, located in th~ Amrrican Lcg-1 1015 COAST WGBWAY
ion hut at 191 \\'. Bay, Nc\.1port. John K. F:ll iot1 of Balboa ce}e-u:O:"it°N!c. Eat." Tbl• "' SP<in~rea 111. 1.., .... t.u1,,..,~
is sponsored by th<' Comm unity brated his birthday recently, he ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=:'.=========================
• The continued develop-
ment of Oran&e County.
Charles TuffrC'C' of 1101 E ast ChC'st. the _An1l'r1can Legion. and/ nnd ~lrs. Elliott bC'i ng guest~ at a -
Centr a l avenue, Balboa. r eported the Chan1ber of Commerce. dinner at the home of Mr. and ~1rs.
to Newport Beach polic<! the theft l!pon invC'stigation, It ,,.as lt•a.rn-Eugene DeBra. Inglev.·ood.
of a dress suit, studs, links and a -;;;;=========================~ cane some time during the night r.
of Oct. ~l. from a rar JXl rk('d out-
side hi5 home.
WE NEED
the th1ncw you
no loncer need -·-Ph. l '37 or 706
For Plck-gp
NOTICE
DR. BELL'S OFF1CES
WW Be CIOlled Temporarily
on account of death
in the family.
Watch papers for
re-opening.
INSURANCE
• PROTECTS •
Have You Out-of-Use Office
Machines and Equipment Lying
Around Gathering Dust?
Tiern~n~s Will Pay You
Higliest Top Cash
P1i.ce · /01'" Your Used
• TYPEWRITERS
• ADDING MACHINES
• DUPLICATORS
• SAFES
• DESKS
etc.
Phone
743
f'i OUI
for full
parficuLua
• FILES
PHONE ;·43
ET 'EM TAP the tap that says H<YT as olua as they like, wbi~ you
sail through dJbes, laundry, and deaning plott: with nary a bot
rer ... orry. There's always plenty fot everything when an adequately·
zed. •.Uo•alic gAl u•ater IH.,w is on the job.
Oday dx ave.rage family calls fot bot waccr 1•0 times daily. Tomor-
' with automatic dishwa.shcn., with wubiog machines, aod od>u
r-tavinc appliances H.Sily available; W oced ~ll be even peate:r.
· adcquatcly-si.zcd. •Nltnfl•l ic ~ u·111w ,,_,. ;s aa CCODOm}' for now
,. f•lllr'·
~ see your dea.lcr or merchant plumber now. find out h'"" J!ame.
rfttt ••ter hearing can give you a iunocxbu tunning bocnc -and save
ou JDOGC'1' iA chc Jong nan.
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M&WHWI 841..WOA a n Oetat I
----------=----o.Sailor-Saint Grune PfetuWUI /da,,,,J Moved to S. A
"Ibe Newport Harbor-Santa Ana
PLAY QCHOOL hi&h school football game, origi-~ nally scheduled !or Davidson Field
in Newport on Friday afternoon,
N~ICE OF IN~TION T O S£t...L
N ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN punu-
Ant to the pron.ion..-of Secttoa 1440
of Ci'f'll Code of lbe State of Calif· B that G«lrp E.. Opp. .scn Eut
Street. Santa Ana. Calif .. Grant w. Good.lcUen. Route 1. ~ 1n.
0 ~p. Calif .. Vendor. Intend to 1ell
to &LllER B. SKTTH &nd KART E.
SOLVES PROBLEMS FOR BUSY MOTIIBRS. • • •
Transcript of Sen. Barkley's
Address Here Last Thursday
hu been changed to Saturday lb=======================""' ~H. Ve:MM. of P . 0 . Box 962. K id· way City Callromla. all that certain
pe aal propertr con.el•tlng ge_nerally A FULLY EQUIPPED, SUPERVISED, FENCED-IN
PLAY YARD AND ROOM FOR
YOUR CHILDREN W1IlLE YOU . ~
night and the contest will take
place at the Municipal Bowl in
Santa Ana, according to local of-
ficials.
Chairman. Ladies and Gentle-said it could not affect us O!" our of all atod: Ln trade, nxturu. equlp-ramlli t that -•••-'•a m<n~and good will of a certain bml· men: · es-ye "'el'Y __ .,., ~ nMa known u Seeood Hand F'urnJture
I am sorry that I am in Newport lion lit the torch that start<• and nlware. &ad located at 1912 Har-
STARCK'S CAFE
Beer
Mixed Drinks -Short Orders
"'SPDO ROWl!, Manag..--'}OSl!l'HJNl! OQuisT, o.....,.
SHOP, WORK OR PLAY. • • •
INDIVIDUAL ATrENTION.
SPECIAL MORNING SESSION
FOR 2-AND 3-YEAR-OLDS
Open Monday Through S&iu rda y
Newport Harbor, which will still
be the home school, will garner
tw<rthirds of the gate and tt is
expected that close to 8000 fans
••bo• on 1 .... 8 bn"ef ·"·i·t, 81 I World War L bokiulenrd. Co.ta. Ilea. hC&Ufornla. aa ., uu' \'la • and hat the purch&.!e price t ef'@Of wtll
would like to spend quite a ~·hile We \\·gn that war-and said we be d at IO o'clock Lm. on the ttb :~;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ had made the world safe for J)e.. day t NoTember. l!M6. at lhe otnce ot out here. 0 GE COUNTY TITLE COll:PANY ~-. 0 ....... _ (Will Rogen, Jr.} mocracy so that all people e .. •ery· tn t ... e City or Sa.nta Ana. County ot • •
, .. u ·~'""'"' where could enjoy Dett'MX!l"ae)'. We 1 · State of CaJrfomJa. w d"& H • gto L 1..x Co
107 %19& n.ce NewjlClii lleaall
wUI attend. a few minutes ago ga\'e away my Withdrew into our shell and said Oat . Octo~QJ~~· i.94~pp ar arrJD 0 UJDut:f ~-.
age. Well,. l am planning o n Uv-never again We began to erect Vendor L1JWID* AND BUILDDfG 111.A.ftR'•tJI,
9 ... m. ro 5 p. m. • • • • FoD Day fJS.OO
Vi Announces Beauty
Shop Now Remodeled
ing to be 100, and I am going to bani . d tr Be-ELM.ER 8 . SMITH ~ Dlitc .. 'I'.. J
retire at 90 and come to Calif or-fore ~~i ~~~ n::-on~~oui'ht we Put>jf Oct. 29. 1:.~~de-e. .._. B,n u. rm '
Hourly and "'eekl7 B.at ea t
WEST END OF PARK AVENUE. BALBOA ISLAND
For Information Call Barbor 8S8
Vi's Beauty Shop at ll03 Coast
highway, Corona del Mar, has been
remodeled wtth booths ltidded ror
prJvaq and a new water sottening
system installed for better sham-
nla to stay. I have seen a lo~ or h ad an airtight compartment . . I ;~;;~ll~l~OO~aln~~JllOllW~~~~~A~Y~~~~~~A~T~T~a~c~~~~~;;~ old Kentucky friends of mine since around us. hi5 memory and h11 fanuly and I
I have been in California. very dear am j concerned. or course. about
friends, life-long friend! of mine:i In l933 Adolph Hitler. ~ to wh comes to the Senate. It may
I am very honOl"ed and pleased Power in Gttmanr,. We 18.J.d . Just be one of my business, except we
that they have come here to ~t another dictator. We though~ it are n \he middle of a Democratic
me t his evening. could not &!feet ua, ~ seol!"ty, a · · tration. No matter what .,.., .................... ..,.., .............. .., .......... I pooing.
Kitty Busby, formerly or Chi-
cago and Balboa, has ~n secured
to assist Vi and is skilled in hair
styKng and cutting, tinting, perm-
anent waves of au types. as well
as othf.r lines or beautification.
-Balboa Central Market
708 E. Central, Balboa Ph.: Harl>or 2729
Again We Have
CHOICE MEATS
Reasonably Priced
(Cot to Your Speclal Order. Satisfaction Guar&11&eed )
Garden Fresh
Vegetables
Bird's Eye
FROZEN
FOODS
f GROCERY AND It ancy DELICATESSEN ems
FOR YOUR CONVE~"IENCE WE RE~fAIN OPES FRIDAY la
SATURDAY E\o"'ENlNGS 'TILL 9 • • • A.."°D ALL DA\' SUNDAY
Quality Lumber
and
Building Material•
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COSTA MESA
LUMBER CO.
R. E. HOSTETLER
no..ee-sou
Carr's Feed Store .
Hay and Grain
Quality Feeds
-§-
Dall7 DeUnq-Beacon 024.'l
18!'7 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
..... We are all lnterE"Sted in thia ~ ~nom~. ye:t the rise orHitler hap ns to Congress for the next
election i-ega.rd.Jess or our politl-lit mother 1~ whJch started 2i,s years. the Msident ts going
cal affiliation. We believe in ceT-\Vorld Way II. to be a Democrat and the cabinet
tain things, certain theories of We raised an army ~r .13 million is ~ing to be Democratic.
government, politically. 1 have al-men. \Ve spent 350 billion dolars. I 1am sure you will forgive me
ways attributed to the rank and That was only our share of the if I Express an interest iQ the Sen-
file of the Republican party t he 1000 billion dollars ~d out b~ the ate~of the United States. I ''·ant
right to be regarded as honest and tr easury of the Uruted Nations. it t remain Democratic, of coune.
sincere. [ am a Democrat becaUS(' So however comfortable we may I• ant t.o remain part of the
I think it means doing the great-seem we must remember l hat tea ·which is responsible for the
est good for the greatest number whatever drags down mankind tear:' work in this great American
of people. . . . an}'Wht:'re in the \vorld. whatever era in which we live. I want us
.. So \\'t:' have before us an elec· endan_g<'rs his security, endangers not to Interrupt the \\·ork \\'(' are
tion. I do not know \\'hether it is mankind cver}"'•here. \Vhatever doiq_g.
the most important election in the elevates manki n~ anywhere in the I jb<'lie\'e that objective can tx-st
country or not. But it seems to world elevates It all O\'er the be p;erved in the Senate or the
me, in vit'w of the si tuation which ,,·o r\d. United States if \Vt> get a clean
C'Xists in the \\'Orld today and in So, th1~ election which \o\'e are br~fih of fresh air that \Vill Rog·
view of our O\\'Tl economic situa-approaching has two aspects. One ers Will bring us. I think that from
tion at home. that the consequen· is intE'rnational. It may affect our \\•hJt I have found out in Ca.lifor·
res of this election may be one or relations \\ti th ot~er n_a~ions of the 1 nia,that is "'hat is going to take
the most important of any we ha\'C ~·orld. I have twice v1s1ted Europe! place in California this election.
held in this country in a long time. since ,,.e defeated the Germans. I \\'ill make \Viii Ro~ers the I
I had not intended to outline my I have S('(>n 160 of the largest sa e pledge I have made Ray Ad·
reasons for saying tha t-but we cities i~ Europe laid \vaste The1 kin on. You s<'nd him up there as j
sit in our homes here in America, only thing thE'y have done to\vard 1 you s<'nator and J ,,·ill lay myself
\\'e ride in our automobiles when reconst ruction is to t'lear off the out to the extent to help him make
the day's work is over, we turn sidc,,·a lks. I have seen millions of the best Senator California has
a dial a nd bring the music of the peo~J e crowded into bas<"menls and ever had.
,,·orld to our living room. W e have cellars for placC'S to stay. l\jy five n1inutes are up. Thank
such a feeling of security and com-I have come back to m y own youj \'ery much for this ,,·ondcrful
fort that ,,.e cannot imagine other country and r thank Almighty God pa r y and reception.
things in the "·orld making a dif-that I live in America a nd t hat
ference. no bomb has hit any city or farm anila folders at News-Times I A student assassinated the Arch-in the United States. :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;~~d~u~k~c~o~r~A~us~tr~i~•;;•~n~d~h~is~wi~·r~e~-~\~ll;e 1 There "'as a reason for that. A great American had lhe courage
to fort's('<' this danger and to pre· TTENTION!
lfome Owners!
1 These Add ~laximum
Comfort and Good Looks
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Do Your Christmas Shopping
1
Early
and Save Too . . .
Gift
Glassware
Dishes -Gl asses
Vases -Sets
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PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE
in Our Gift Department
AT GREATL1' REDUCED PRICES
DOLLS
Child Furniture
Bears
and Doll
Teddy
Jig-Saw
PUZZLES
Water Color
Sets
pare us for it. I refer to Franklin
D. Roose\'elt.
\Ve raised the lar gest army in
the "·orld. unless it was the Rus-
sians. \Ve demobli zed that army
faster tha n any similar army has
been demoblized . If you \\·ill ex-
a mine \\'hat Congress has done
in the histor y or warfar e. you will
ask has any governm<>nt ever triE'd
to protect the \o\'ar veteran as '"e
.have?
W e have provided for schooling
a t the expense or the United States
plus S60 a month for single men
o r S90 for married mt'n. There
are 3 %: million l•e terans going to
school now. More t han 11.:, mil-
lion a re now in college completing
their education "'here they left
Off \VhCn \Var !; la rted.
\Ve have more mone}' than ~e
ever had in the history of the
Uni t('(f StatC'S. A lot of people are
no! .(?oing to vote because they are
indiffcrenl. \\.hcnc>ver thc>y have
not been prosperous and ne<'d.NI
!o be rescuM proplC' ha ve al\\'ays
turned to thr Den1ocr atic party.
I am asking you as an Amt'ri-
can. not as a Kentuckian or a
major ity leader . I am asking that
you ovcrv.·helmingly send to the
Congr C"ss thi.s upstanding man of
"'horn I ha\'e heard so much. Ray
Ad.kinson. If }'OU send him there
I \\·ill tell you this. I , as major ity
leader, 1,1,:ill do evC'rything in my
po"'er to sec that his bills are
given proJX'r consideration in the
U. S. S<>nate.
S peaking for \\'ill Rogers, Jr.
I knew his talher, a gre at Ameri-
can. I ha ve a dttp affection for
I ro Your Home:
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Slats-0-Wood
AWNINGS
and
CANOPIES
• 1 , are permanent and offP.r
.t4Jtisfactlon not ga.lned from
.. Y aubstltutlon. . .. Comult
~th those that ha,·e them. ...
e ha\·e the ·ans~·er for every
II:" or canopy _problem.
Also: Quick Delivery
on Quality
Venetian Blinds
ood --Allum --Steel
For Free Estimates Call:
ILATS·D .. NDDD
AWNING CO.
115 So. Phlladelpbla SL
Anaheim Pb.. 5''70
o 800 No. Drake St., Fallertoa.
Pia. llSS..,J. Revene Toll
IL I D 0 L~z~.!..i!.!I
WED1"E8DAl', OCT. SO-MARS~ llU1"T -IOIDI CARROLL
in M-G-M's "A LETFER FOR EVIE" I
'l'B VKSDAl' -FRIDAY • SA l' Oct. SI • Nov. 1 -:I .
Nlfhtly at f!:43 & 9:00 • Junior Matinee Sit:: at 145
Mirrors
·Stuffed Animals
Dogs -t! Cats -t! Rabbits -t! Ducks
.. ~
fStory Books
Bar Sets
Serving Trays
DART GAMES
I Archery
Sets
WHEEL GOODS
Telephone Sets
Games of All Kinds
Blackboards
Baseball
Bats & Balls
Sewing Sets
Six-in-One
Boat Sets
SOUTK COAST ·coMPANY
2212 West Central A venue Newport Beach
b •ia .. MloO...
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-~ -w-
J ne Hater
Georg Montgomery
Ylt ID Blalne
Ce este Holm
Y ra-Ell11 \
Fr1 k Latimore
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The Sign
of a
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good ,
mens store
Kuppenheimer Clothes
A.II~~ ,GQ,9.11 ,A~ I
Kuppenheimer isn't siatisfied with
merely manufacturing fire men's clothing
they make sure these clothes reach buyers
through the outstanding dealer in each
community. When you see the famous
Kuppenheimer sign in our store, you
know our business policies ... our standards of
quality and service . . . have been heartily
end0~by Kuppenheim er. We're the home
of m~y ~ther distinguished brands, too .
·JACK PRICE
Store for Men
Macie Patio Laguna Beacl> •90 Co ut Blvd. Soutlt
Al90 La..4 Vega!'
HOME OF KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES
We Don't L.ike It Either
We regrer che crowding and inconven ience you have been
subjc:ccc:d to on our cransporcacio n lines during recent mo nths.
Ancicipaced delivery of a large number of new motor
coaches o rdered long 2go has been del2yed time airer rifl)c
due co labor diffirultics in chc bus industry. The manu"fac·
rurcrs now advise that there will ht further delay in d eliveiy
di.Jc tq conrinucd labor difficuliies and thac it will be btc: this
ycac before new coaches arc available:.
By every means possi ble we arc cntic:avoring to ta.kc care
of prc:~n c hc;1vy. volume of rush-hour tn.vel, but until ad·
dicional equipment is available: o r a pl.an devised to spread
pcaii hour loads, there v.·ill be very heavy loading during
m orning and evening .rush hoi.;;s.
Your conri nued coopcrati\'C unde rstanding of rhcse
conditions is ;;pprcciatc:d.
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ELLIS BROS. NURSERY
W i 11 Be 0 pen Nov. l 5
Landscaping •.•
Flowers and Shrubs
~1208 COAST WGBWAY-CORONA DEL MAR
·ClaT PJl's Pia. a-t. Bwh '804.. loe EIIU-PIL Barbor tew
Simpson Urges
Proposition 13
Be Defeated
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NeWport School
Bonds Bought
F our hwu:Lred thousand dollars
worth of bonds were sold by the
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 28.-Roy Orange county board of supervi.s-
Simpson, state superintendent ol ors, along wit.h a $50,000 issue at
public in3tructlon, visiting here to-tax-anticipation notes.
day, expressed grave concern that Southern County bank of Ana-
Proposition 13 on the November heim bought $250,000 of the $350,-
general election ballot might be 000 worth of bonds from Garde.n
enacte\i into law by enthusiastic Grove Union High school district,
voters contusing it with Proposi-bidding 2 per cent and offering L...--------------------------'l uon 3. premium of $2647.50. Net cost
He urged a "NO" vote on Propo-to the cilstrict for the lS-year
sition 13. and a "YES" vote on borrowing will be $44.512.50. There
3. wer e four other bidders, the high-
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CONTRACTORS' .
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
Jaeger Compressors
Comet Saws
Cement Mixers
Wood Working Equipment
"The two measures are diamet-est figure calling for $52,170 in
r ically opposed to each other," interest.
Simpson said. "Proposition 13, if N<'"''l><>rt Beach Elementary
it becomes law, will reduce state School district's issue of s1so,ooo
appropriations to local school dis-in bonds was sold to \Veeden &
tricts. This will throw an added co. tor 2~ per cent interest and
strain on local taxpayers, while premium of $77, making total in-
at the same time intensifying the terest charge $37,048. Three other
present crisis in our schools. bidders submitted figure5. Highest
•·Profl(l6ition 3. on the other Interest charge would be $40,-
hand, will increase state support 444 .50.
of the schools. thus helping to r e-Fuller ton District Junior col-
lieve the present crisis and to , lege borrowed $50,000 in tax an-
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ticipation warrants from First
National bank of Orange, for one
per cent interest. Bank of Am·
erica asked 1.30 per cent interest.
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Plans-for Four
New Homes Listed
In Bldg. Permits
M Man
Cash Victim Approximately $40,700 worth of 1
building ~ti were issued by Rather\ than take a seat on a
Chief Building Inspector A. M . Naval q-ansport plane from a
Nelson of the Newport Beach city lower-ra~, crippled serviceman
building office from lut Wednes-at Pensa la, Fla., Chief Pbarma-
day to Monday. cist Mat Roy Jackson Woody, 25,
Included were permits calling for son of ~ and Mn. Alby Woody
home constructions \'a1Ued at $32,-or C~ta Mesa. elected to await a
500; miscellaneous home additions later pJa , which carried him to
and ·aJterations or $660 and gar-his dea th in a flaming crash lf d ay
age constructions totaling $1600. later a t~rpus Christi, Texas, ac-
Home construction plans were cording o word received by h.iJ
filed by the following persons: parents ere.
John L. Murphy of Alhambra, Wood ·was en route to a new
"''ho will erect a one-story duplex assi~t ir'I California, having
dwelling at 612-14 Jasmine street, left No lk, Va., in a Navy plane.
Corona del Mar, to cost Sll,500. Upan re ching Pensacola, he wu
c . D. Bennett or Glendale, who told th he had prionty for a
"'111 erect a two-story frame and seat on another plane over a lesser
a N ·o-story duplex with double ranking !serviceman. He refused
garage at 3603 Finlay avenue, to take~;a·dvantage of his priority
Canal section. NeW"pOrt, to cost
1
. because the sailor was crippled.
Sl0.000. Woody ose to take a later plane
K . G. Graham or South Pasa:.. which s1:bsequently was forced to
dena. who will construct a $6COO land at \Corpus Christi to repair
house at 110 Sonora street and a blown t~es of the Undercarriage.
S45CX> house at 110~ Sonora street, While ,\,eying over there. Woody
Seashore colony, Newport Beach. wro~e;r,a Jett.er to his wife t elling
Miscellaneous construction plans of his tr vel1ng delays. Accerd.ing
were issued to: to re , ts, the Na val transix>r t
Fresh Daily Dell---Or, com-oqulpment
wbe:n you want to catcb
:rour .......
HORMEN FISH MARKET
ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH
MEREDITH'S
Ven e t·i an Brin d Co.
Now Open
llanlll'adaren ol Clmtom BoDt BUnds
Complete Repair -and Renovating Service
Free Estimates
il2 SOlh Street
Newport Beech
Telephone
Barbor %001 Everything for the
Building Contractor
overcome a serious teacher short-Louis Verwey of 421 Harding caught fire soon after taking oft
age in the state." I street. Balboa. \~:ho will construct from th airfield. and fell flaming
Simpson pointed out that Propo-a foundation as well as treatment into ·ttt bay. It was not de-1 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~; sit ion 3 has won universal accept-for termjte at his address to cost termine whether he met death in-
a nre by the voting public as a $1800. stantly n the crash or died later
Dutch Heacock
Telephone: Harbor 502 or Beacon 5508-W
17th and Santa An& Ave. -Costa Meu
nner
t;~~~4/11 ·~
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DL"S:EM DA.ILY
l!.a~pt TGl!6d-.r
Opea 4 '° 10 p . m.
Sunda7 It -• .. 1e P. -.
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"Better Schools l\feasure," and E. B. Chase of 1040 \Vest Cen-in the pital.
that it has the support of hun-tral avenue, "''ho ..,.i ll make a l\\'O-In a~ ition to his parents here
dre<h of state-wide organizations. s tory addition to and install a kit-he is su vi\'ed by his "idow, Mrs.
Public enthusiasm for Proposi-chen to his present d\\·elllng at a 1-farjori Woody, and t\\'O children,
tion 3, he said. might sweep along cost of Sl500. Roy .jr.,la nd \Villiam of Virginia :
Y.i.th it a well-intentioned but fatal Frank 1'f. Malone or 248 16th '"'o sist.rs, Betty L. \Voody of
majority for Proposition 13. stt('('t. Costa l\lesa , who \\ill erect Costa ~ esa and J\1rs. Velma Ehle
"Prol)O!'i tion 13," Simpson assert-a quonset hut at 413 30 th street, of Ne\v ork, and a brother. Ray
{'d, "\\·ou \d be extremely unlucky NC'''"JlOrt Beach, costing SlOOO. or Sant Ana.
for California schools." General Petroleum company or l\fr. d l\1 rs. \\o.oody returned
Los AngC'les. which will construct Sunday jfrom Norfolk, \'a. "-'1ere
a wood and stucco r est room build· the you?g officrr \\·as buried \\ith All k.inds t}rpewriter ribbons ill f II 'I n h 'I \Vood ing at 503 Edge'''atf'r pla('(', Ba lboa u mi 1.ary onors. " rs. y stock at the Ne\\'S-Times. · h' Th Ar h f d hayside, to cost $800. is ~as 1~ at c c es ca e, an ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~! CS_m_rn~l a&-n=~~~-·~thre-~
Slr('("t, Ne\\'port Heights, conn{'ct-her on hf!§" birthday.
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KEEP THIS
BLOT
OFF
OUR STATE!
• WOMEN • • •
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Dog racing i......,HS juv..,ile delinquency
l(ffl' THIS MOI our I -
VETERANS ..•
DON'T If fOOUD by the radceteen wha
-nt you to front for dog gambling. Veterans
will get a pittance -promoten will get milllana I
MEN ..•
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farmers and ~" au ICly
' von NO on #21 -
PROPOllTIOll #2 " II OPPOllD •Y1
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o-d .... ••• .. LM I .l>!M 1 ( a M 0. "' t. "-'-1 D4¥ZISA AlllRc.~ .. a-,_._, Dez•:=.... t t11 d•• el i... ........ , tw~ ~"' c a.
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•T• A 1f 'lknfll ~1 · kaa..__.. ••-1 ...... ~el .. ;'I LA.
N 0 O_N, #~2,!1-.Cj[M-M I TT I I t . --...._ ..... --------...._ -
ing hi!> prC'sen1 d\\'ell ing and gar-
age rind installing a kilchcn, $500.
1-1. !'c lson of 409 Iris avenue,
Corona del J\1 ar. plans the addi-
tion to his present building to
rost SSOO.
I Ernl"st Strong of 3701 Coast
boulevard. Ne,,·port Beach, plans
I an additioii of a bay ,,·indow to
his prcsl"nt d\\"elling, the cost to
be $300. 1 Garag<>s ''ill be erectro by Eric
Lan1bert of Los Angeles a t 6001
I Oce~n Front. Seashore colony,
cost1n~ S.~. a nd C. \V. J\1asters
I of 411 Jris avenue, Corona del
11\·Iar, \vho ,,·ill add a partition to·
his present garage for a sho\ver
a nd laundr y room to cost SSOO.
Beautiful New Neighboor : "Little
boy, I need a loaf of bread fro m
the store, Do you t hink you could
go for me?"
Kid : "No, but I heord my old
man say he could."
FOB INSURANCE SEE
Howard W. Gerri1b
UI08 1'"""l>Ort BoaleTUd
OOSTA llU:8A
Pbone Beaoon 5151
Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life
Ucense and Contract
llon<b Written
I ~frigeration
~ON AMMONIA
S ton to 10 ton
Air Conditioning
( S t.on to 50 ton
P~essure Pumps
Ce~trifug~I Pumps
F:f. All~ and 1' Uqold• ID Stock
Ca ll j .
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'au 8. r Anc1>ieo St., Anallolm
_Phone 48%5
"For J/111111/e ~nd me
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Vote
'Ye1'
011J'1
Proposition 3 will rdieve the teacrer fam ine in Calif-
fornia by guaranteeing public school fcachcrs a minimum
salary_ of $2400 a year. Local tares 'J,111 not be increased
by 1h11 measure. Stale fund1 are availi ble for 1hi1 purpoie.
Two hundred California organizations, including the
following, urge you to vote "YES" oJ 3-Republican and
Democratic Parties, American LcgiJ n, Veteraru of For-
eign Wars, Disabled American V!terans, AFL, CIO,
, Native Daughters and Native Sons, f d P-T A.
Arsd rememhcr-wnen you vdle "Yer' on J, be
"'" k> v~ "No" on 11, wlrich wo#Jd fllrln<r red..a
presntl inatleqllllk 1t:hooJ 11ppro/,,;tttions. ·
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CAUFORJllA COUJICIL of EDUCATIOJI
I
DI TOUNG IUUtlll, SAN ... HClllOO
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Announcing the New Vibrapac
Building Units
AIL SIZES BUILDING UNITS
Brick and Cesspool Blocks Now In ProdncUon
Look for Sip on X"e"-port Boulevard
Walter Kline Concrete Products Co.·
1560 Newport Ave. Costa H-
Stewart -Warner
This Panel-. Now
Available • 1n
Chrome
Flexible Shafts
Engine Drive Joi~ts
ETS • HOKIN & GALVAN
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SINCE -Elli 1 9 % 0
1000 s.-t Jllway Phone Beacon M0'7
A.loo Ill !loa ............... Wllmlnctoa-!ltoclrton-!loa ~
ELECTRICIANS
C-0-Two F1re F.qnlpment
for FACl'OBY, PLANT, STORE, OFFICE, FABM, HOME
VOT.E FOR
Veterans Homes
Provides $100,000,000 in Self-liqui-
dating Bonds for Continued low-Cost
financing of Homes and Farms for Veter·
ans. Similar Bond Issues Approved by
the People in Five Pievious Elections
During the Past 25 Years.
"WIH Not Coif tllo Taxpayers a Red Cont"
VOTE ''YES-''
PBOPOSMOI ,NO. I
GINERM EUCTION -NOVIMla 5
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' AOOOUNTANT
GWRGE D . BAMr.:M'
Bookkeeplft&' ud Tu Se"1ce
2801 W. Central Ph. lll06-J
Ne....-port :S.C.b
ACCOUNTANT
BOOKXEEPING BEJ\Vl'CE
Colin F . Brown
(H&rbor l &M >
Ill K&rioe A.ff..
ACCOUNTANTS
4.. C. HOJTllAN
Accountant and Income Tu.
"'"'"" 1102 L£tayette Barbor 718
Newport Bea.cb
Accom.'TANT
11• Ill. OcMn Front Harbor 726
Balboa. Calltorui&
AOOOUNTANTS
Accounting -Auditing
BOOKKEEPING Sl:RVlCE
Tu: CoDlllUltant
Jamee O. Pierce
1781 Newport Bl•d. Coat.a lileaa
Phone Beacon 53M-J
ACCOUNTANT
J . s. •w-a-1-·1-e
Income Tut Conirultant-Autbortsed
by the U. S. Treuury Dept. to rep-
rellflnt client.I In connection with ID·
come tu ma.ttera.
Audl!i • Sy1tvn.a • Boofl.keepiq
Serf\Ce ornc-e 1840 Hubor B l•d .• coeu Kesa
AIBPORTS
flo"EWPORT BAY SKY HARBOR
One mtle •emt of eo.t.a Ke-. on
19th 1tniet. ca.ta Me.sa
-rt.T-
lnstructlon -&lu
Charter Serrioe
tlNTIQUES
BOB 'N DICK
Antlque111 Bou,:ht and Sold P orcela.i n.1 . G\a.811, Sliver. Lampe and
FUrnlture
&(KU, W . Centr&I Harbor 2770
Ne"l)Ort Beach
GOSLING APARTllENTS
lllectr1c RefriseraUon
Prt .. ate B&thll
411 E . Bay A•enue Harbor 497-R
&lb<>&
APABTME....~TS
MRS. ARLINE E . JASPER
Cotta&•. Apartmeni.. and Roomli
106 24th ~rMt Harbor 2IO
Newport Beach. O&llL
APAR~'TS
Kl!:E."fE"S BUNGALOW COURT
Kitchen !:quipped
Harbor W.W ,..,_
AUTO DEALERS
J'O!: NlCKERTZ
Studeballe.r Bale• and semce
Guulne PIU"ll a.ad AOCU80riM
Come ln and tell ua )"OW':
Automobile 'l"roubl•
:Ml:i W . Centnl A•e .• Newpt. Beech
AUTO REJ'Allt a SJl!:BVICE
CA.RRJ:Ll..'S GA.JU.OE
Body and Fender won. -AllllD
Pa111.Uns -Motor O...e.rbaullq-
TuM-up .and Cettenl Repa1r\ll,I -
Wbeela B•'• ......
M2ll W. Central An. .• Newp't ~ Pboae 11.ut>or 141.i
AUTO RJ:PAD
COSTA )(ESA. BODY worucs
Auto Pai.Dtins
Complete BodJ' Rep&lr1.DC
-At Nueoe•hl• Priom9
Newport Bl't'd. at Walnut St. _... .......
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!be Ba8iaii• ud Prof-....i Ph-Listed Below ..., lllemhen by AppolaU.-t of the B1ae R1bboa B>e'••
leaden or the Barbor District llDd..., llledKed to reader to their patni. tbe Very Beet Nnlble ba 8erv1ee ud M~•'"'lee, ud to eoopenUi .for CMi~t llDd National Prosperity. PATB01. 1110!~ F1RM8.
Their Pledge is Your Assurance of Trustworthy Ser~ice and Merchandise
Auro SUPPLll'..8
NEWPORT · BALBOA AUTO SUPPLY
Scbwtna Bicycle•
Glenn W. Con.Ill• .... w. Con1nl ,,. ...
Newport Beach, C&llt
2112
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BEAUTY SALONS
CB.ARLO'I'TES BEAUTY SHOP
(..ob Ott
Permanent Wa•u a 8ped<y
809 St.a.le W1hw1.7 Corona dal Kar Pbone Ha.rbor 1638
BICYCLES
BICYCLES
Sold. Rented or RepaJred
VOGEL'S
100 Kain St .. Balboa
208 Karlne Balboa Wand
BOAT BUILDERS It BZPAIRS
Sterllnc Boat W ortu
All Type• of Boat Buildlca:
and Repairs
Palntlnl' and Motor Work
Suh and Doon lilade to Order
615 Cout H1a:bway Bea.con 5363
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BOAT BUILDERS
YORK BOAT CO.
Now bulldlng a complete line of
1tock and cu1tom crulHrw and com·
men:lal boa.Ii 23' to ss·.
Harbor Bl,.d. a.ad Wll9on stttel
Coit.a Mesa nea.con fl3"2
BOAT REPAIR & MAINTEN"CI:
THE BOHKA.i.", CO.
Karlne Way.-General Rep&ln
&nd Mainten&nee
'°1 Colt.st Hwy. Phone Bea.con &4Sl
BOAT DEALERS
DOUGLAS BOAT .I: CANOE CO.
Manufacturers and Dtstributon o r
Sklfts. Paddle Boa.rd•. Yacht Tenden
2819 W. Central Ave.·Ph. Har. 2634 Newport Beach.. Calif.
BUILDERS
CONTRACTOR'S R ENTAL EQPT.
Everythlna: In Kachlner-y for the
Building {;qntractor Building and Cabinet sentce
DUTCH HEACOCK
Ph. Harbor 502 or Beacon 5M)(I. W
17th & Santa Ana A vll! .• Co1ta Y.eaa
CABINET SHOP
GORDAN B. l'D"lDLA Y
CABINET SHOP
Custom )fade Cabinet•
407 30th St. Harbor 3388-J
Newport Beach
CHILDREN'S APPAREL
THE BOBBY NIOP
Bob and Sally Browo
711 E . C~nlral Ave.
Harbor 1158· W
CJULDREN'S APPAREL
JR. JACK A JI.LL
Children'• a.ad l!lfant '• Clolhlns
Up to 8 ror Bo,.. a.ad
14 for Glrla
176111 Newport Bl•d. Coat.a life-.
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. P. A. CHAM.BERLAlN
Palmer-Caner T ecbntque -ElectrotheraRy-
HOKE CALLS IN HARBOR AREA
194-4 Newport Blvd. Co.ta M~ Beacon MS.!
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. E1iLIL 1'". B~LL. D. C., Pb. C.
SpedalW .. l.o Glud Dbof'de~Male &nd J"enale
Proal1'te Trouble Gutro--Intelllln.al CondttloM
Hla:ll Blood Preaure FrM CoDMlltatlora Phone for AMtt.
107 22nd St. Harboor UM
CLEAND8
THE LfDO CLE.L"VERS
Albert Katthe ..... , O.Ur
Quality Cleaatna aemce You Can 'l"'ri.wl U• Wlth Tour nn• c.nnata
-Dellft.ry S.ntee---m Newport Bl,.d. BsMron 5798-J'
. ' . OONTBACTOR
CORSON A RA. T CO,
GeMr&l Contracton
Vete:ram, ~ for VetMUW
m Co..J An. Uubor Jt.47-R ,..,..,. WLod
OONTJl.ACl'OBS, JUdc. a 0-1
Gl\EENLEA.7 A WOLOENBBRO
General Canu.ct.on
zsx w. Central A,..., N . Bar. =ro
Newport-Balboa. C&ll1•rula
CONTBA.Cl'OBS, Bide. A Oea'l
W . P. KEALEY
General Contract.or
461 Newport. Bl .. d . Beacon 6831
Colt.a Meu
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CONTRACTORS, Bide-a 0 ... 1
CONRAD SHOOK
Contractor a: Builder
:Zl2 Marlne A... Balboa I•le
Harbor lOM-J
' CONTRACTORS, J.odaa. 41: Oea'l
SOUTH COAST CONST. CO.
Industrial a: General Co119trucUO'D
Veteran HoU91nl'.
WALTER B. MELLOTI'
615 Cout Blvd. Harbor T76 Conma d-1 Kar
OONTRACTORS-PAINTINO
LEE C. BE.AN
Patntlna: Con tractors
Ph. Harbor 2645 3(1() Haael Drt•a
Coron& del Mu, ca.lit.
CONTRACTORS-PAINTING
H . E . MC'DONALD
Pa.in unc-Paperh.&nKtna:
Bruah or Spray W-ork
State Llceoaed
414 Old County Rd .. Beacon 5037-11
C:Oeta Mesa
CONTRACTOR-PL;\STEBINO
CHARLES C. FIPPS
Pluter1,.g, Cement Contractor In
the HArbor Area Co r 22 Ye&rs
Sant& Ana -0689-ll
Beacon 5180-J 600 Seal"lew Corona del Mar, Ca.JI[.
DENTIST
CLINTON CAMPBELL EKERSON
1601 Cout Hlcbway Harbor 2220
Corona del Kar
DOUGHNUTS
COTTAGE DO-NUT A.ND
WAFFLE SH OP
Donui.. and Warne.a .. Specialty
Complete Fou.nt&Jn Set"'t'"lce
305 Karine A•e. Balbo& Isle Harbor 2672
DRUG STORES
HAMPTON'S HARBOR DRUG Corona del Mar. CaJU'onJ.a
M.AC PELLETIER'S
!'l.'EWPORT BEACH PllA.JUIACY
LONNIE V"r.'lCENT'S
BALBOA PRARllACY 715 E. Central Telephone 105
iu:crBICAL DLBS. It SERV.
BAY EL!X:rRIC
Rewtndlns and RebuJldlns
Moton A Genera.ton
Moton and Generators for Sal•
2818 W . Omtral Ave., Har. 178l·W
FISH
BAT SIDE FISH llAR.KXT
Dally Dellnry of J"reab n.h
Shell n.b &. Sea Food Specl<Jea
28lh flt. A La.ferete. Newport BMc:b ...,,,., ru
FISH lllABKETS
Bua. Phone 925 a... Pboae 2119
FRANK SUTTORA
Whole-.le u d Retail Flab Jlalket Beer, Wine &Dd LlqUOn
21.st PIM* Newport Beach. Calif.
FUNZaAL DIJU!lCTOa
BALTZ 11.0RTUA.RT
Cb&pel bJ' lb9 Sea
a..tas lbe B.ubor ....
LMb A.ttud«M at COrw. N Jl&r
eoro-dial Ku Bubor a
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FUBN1T1lllE
NEEDLES FURNITURIO
Furniture of ~A Economy
Romo --Newport Bl•d. c-a ·-...... ....
GAUGE a MAClllNI: SHOP
VIRG"S GA.RAGE
Complete Auto A Boat Re~
TEXACO PRODUCTS
-Weldtns-
2408 w. Central Harbor 11..._w Newport 8Ncb
COTTL.1:"8 EAST NEWPORT
llLUU<ET
Complete Food Market Ol"Qeeriu-Me.-1-Vecet.ablN
508 W. Central Ba.I.boa Harbor ll:i
OBOCEJUES AND MARKETS
NEWPORT PUBLIC KAR.KET
Fre•ll P"rult>-Ve,retablea
Quality Grocerlea a.nd lleaU
C. F. LOT, PTop.
Phone 113 2116 Ocun Front Newport Beach
GROCERIES AND MARKETS
THE WAVES GROCERY
Open Sunday--CloMd Thu19day 9 a .m. to 7 p.m .
Complete Ll.ne of GrocerleAJ
Plenty of Beer
6600 Cout Rwy. -Harbor 2252.J
HOTELS
ISLA.ND ROOKS .U.L>
AP A.RTJdENTS
E. C. and Grace Nuh
U7 Apte Ave. Balboa tale
Harbor 23!· W
HOTELS
PALISADES HOTEL
Room.a and Apart.rnen ta A ~nJc Vie., Overlooking Harbor
A Ocean. Open All Year
Located at We•tern. End of se&Yt.ew A•e .. Corona del Har
Ha.rbor 1456
HOUSE CLEANERS
AL'S R OUSE I: WINOOW
CLEANING
Complete Hou.e Cleaning Se"1ce
Includlnl' Wlndo•1. Floorw, Kitchen Spl"ay Palntlng, Roof•. Etc.
300 The RJalto Harbor m-J Newport Bach
ICE COMPANIES
BAY VIEW ICE CO.
Cubes -Bloc.ks
Crn.ahed lee
1732 Newport Bl•d. Beacon 5177
C~& Mesa
INSURANCE
HARRY FREDERICK INSURANCE
Protect that Mortgage W ith Insurance
1213 CO&!lt Blvd .. Harbor U47.)
Corona de! Mar
INSURA,'ICE
RABUN INSURANCE AGENCY
-Flre-
Aut1>-lilar1ne-Ll&blllt}'
Compenutlon-Bondl
17fil Newport Bl•d. Beacon ~J , Coet.a 11..._ Calif.
INTERIOR DECORATORS
JASPER VALE
Interior De1la:n Furniture Sl!lecllon A K&lntenanct Venetian Blinds-Select Wallpapu"9
cu.tom Kiii.de Dn.per1ea
Tailored Slip-Coven
S-C-43 Vla Oporto Harbor Jtlfi Newport Bea.ch. Callf.
R . E . ARVIS
Dtarnond9. Watc:bu. J'ewdry
Expert Watcll J: J e11re.lry Repalrtn.&
111 Jlnd St. Newport s.cb
Phone 2127-J
Q.RIO SHOPPE
Watch~lerltq: SU..v.!-GlfU
or All Kllld.9
'°"Kola -·--~. """ --
LIQUOR S'l'OJU:S
XKSA. LIQUOR SHOP
!"electlon ol (.."bolce t.lqQOd wi-. ... -..
DALLA.8 PAI.JQ;R. OwW'
11'14 N~..!!.Td...16lJOlllta .._
LUJIBJl!:B
WARD A.ND HARRINGTON
LUKBER CO.
Lumber A Bulldlns Katert.ai.
B&J' Dt•lrict Tard Ph. Beaoon 5l.1l
51.3 Cout Hit:b.,...y, At the A.rcbt8
MAClllNI: SHOPS
SA.XPSON lliCBTh"B WORXS ,
U«!:it a.ad BNO" JUcblM Work
Speelalblll& l.n lt&rtne 6. Boat SUpplleti
llCM NeW"POrt Bl..t. BMoon 5801
MARINE ENGINES
SEA FLUSH A cleantna: Hnlce tor all aalt W'&tU
c()Olecl ena:lnn. Reaew• the ooolLD&
e fficiency. Call for utlm&t•.
THE SEA.BOARD EQUIP. CO.
UOC5 Cout Highway Be&ca11. 684.1 RepreMnttnc Gray Kartne-GenentJ
ldntors Dluel-Mercury
MEJICHANT PATROL SJl!:BVICE
BEACH ClTY
KERCRA.l'.,.T PATROL
2304 Ocean Front Newport Beac)
Phone Harbor l.Ul·R
METALLIZING
CLARK A BATES
IndWltrlal and Decoratl•e Metallslng
Welding Spectallirt•
506 30th St. Harbor 2609 Newport Be&ch
MOORING SERVICE
C. R. STAFJ'
Koorinp In.tailed and Repaired Bou,.. P&Jnted and Lettered
Beacon 5546 or Harbor 1898-R
F or Prompt Servtoe
MOTELS
BALBOA lfOTEL
Rea.onable Rate......ctean Room. Hand)' to Bu•lneu Dl111trict
Open tlle Year "Round"
315 E. Central Ave. Barbor S28
MOVING It STORAGE
BALBOA TRANSFER 00.
Packlng--Cratlog-Shlppln6
BOAT MOVING
1501 W . Central Ph. H. 21l6
NURSERY SCHOOLS
BAL-ISLE NURSERY SCHOOL
317 KariDe A•e. Harbor 7'4-R
P . 0 . Box 689~ Balboa Iala.nd
OPTOMETBISTS
Eyee E:umlned-GlueM Repaired
ERNEST T.
BUTTERWORTH, O. D .
Optometrist
!llf W. Centn.I Newport Beach Harbor 2511
PAINTING It DECORATING
R . E.. •ANDERSON CONTRACTOR
PUaUD& A WaterprooQq
CALL B!lA.CON 5T8()..J
PET FOOD a SUPPLIEll
DO<!Griu:LS
Dos&:ere.ls too 11rent on a .aeatloa
But the Pet Pa.nt.ry'a .Ull at the ll&me locaUon On Balboa hl&nd, 011.e--thlrt.MA
Agate Street. We'll proTide your pet with
Inapected meat.
PHOTOOBAPllEBS
K!1NT HITCHCOCK
Establlshed at Newport Harbor lJ3t
Kaater KarLn.e Pboto&T&Pber
Tbe WHt"a .,ne9l StudJo
of llarl.ne &Del Oxrunerct.&1
PbolOCJ'&pbT
T~lepbone • Barbor 28'7
PBOTOOBAPBD8
RICllilU> Bl:SLT.
PHO'I'OO:RA.PBSR
Dl.uacUTtl Portra!ture
208 llar1.Dlll A.Te. B&JbOa tale
Barbor QI
PBYSWIANS a llUJIOll';()l<ll
.A.. V. ANDJUIWB.. 11. D.
w Col.ti. lllP"trQ Bartlcll' -""'-... .....
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' _L P i:CIANS It SUBGEONS
HN K. C. CHUNG. Ill. D.
1 Pbyelclan and Su.rpon
~ 7-8:90 Ud by~tntmat I .....,..
13) J:. 18th St. Co.u. Meea.. caw. '
' P1JCIANS It SURGEONS•
4.. G. HUGHES. II. D.
178&j Newport Bl't'd. -· ....
Reeldence -517'1 eo.u Keaa
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P HYr l CIANS It SURGEONS
I DR. W . T. M 001'"'1:T
X Ray Servtce I Ninth a.ad Centnl
Ne'W;>Ort Bea.ch, cal .. C&ll Har. .. . '
I
' PHYSICIANS It SURGEONS
I G. N. PEASE. II. D.
I Con.aultaUon Dja&1109ls
Soun by Appointment
18111 Paclftc Dr. Corona del ..... Harbor 2191·J'
PHYr lCIANS It SURGEONS
i GERALD RAUSA. 11. 0 .
2830; W . Central Ave. Newport Bch.
I Phone Harbor 1028
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' P IAlfO TEACHER
LG. V. LINSENBAR
T er of Pl&no &. Harmoney ~ Ocean Front H.a.rbor ~W
Newport Buch
ING It HEATING
H. H . HOLBROOK
S200 CO&At Bl•d. Newport Beach j Phone Harbor 1'18-W
POUf-TRY PRODUCTS
TW}:N CITY POULTJ\T KARXET
/ Live P oultry a.ad Rabblta
2011 W. Centr&I Ave .. Newport Bch.
Phone Harbor 1106 '--+---------~/
RABBITRY
'llA.P" LONG'S lUBBITRY
Rabblta DreNed Dally
-P er Your Order--
Phone Orders Accepted
Cor. of 16th and Tuatin, Beacon 5611
R 10 SALES It SERVICE
Immediate Delivery on
Karine Radlotelepbones
&nd Rece!Ter.
:t J . K. BROWN COMPANY
Beacon 5263·W l.2J..9 Cout Bl·Way
. 10 SALES It SERVICE
1
8.0 .S. RA.D~ELECTRIC
ISLAND RECORD SHOP
Po~ular 11a.lr.M Home A Auto RadJa. Complete Line or Reeorlb
IOO llarlne A..._ Harbor 780
I Balboa Isla.ad
iilO SEBVl<J!:...-MABINI!
llARINJ: RADIO SERVICE
I JL HERTS • Technlcla.a
Radio Monitoring Senlce
uency check9 A Callbra.t.lorw o-Way Cab Rad.lo SerTloe
114 :m .15th St. Ne.-port JIOl..W
Cost.a Kesa.
10 SALES It SJl!:BVICE
TRONART Inc.
Radto-Electronlca----Soun4 Sale. a.ad Servtce
Kartne a.ad I>ome.Uc
H. 125J..ll 2901 W . CUtral
Newport Beach. Ca.LIL --
ll:llTATE
P. G. :BAL.I.TON JUl.lLTOR
~~~= SM.ooo
I Newport BIYd. 11.llOO
6 M Bouee C-ornl. SlablM U ,000
Newport Bl-.d.. c.o.ta ._
Beaeon 6.20J..w
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r BEAL ESTATE
H4RBOR INVESTJONT co.
"-1-
S»«:la.liat lzl Harber ~
su.i-and 8-ldental
IOtb at W . Omtral, N~rt ~ Phou Harbor 1 ltol
fu:Ai. ESTATE .
B. IL LANJ: RXALTOR
Income ~~et. P50 per mo. Rome, s-nns. 4.. Ian~ 6.600
6() ft. OD ()oean nt 0.600
lA.rge Kap of City For Sale _15.00
2006 0:Nrt ATe. Hui>orMI
llM, ESTATE
J. lil. KILLER Rl<ALTOR
16th ... O.atnl
Harbor U<2 Ne11rJ)Ol"l n.cb
' BEAL ESTATE
WILLIAJ( W. SANn>RD
Realtor and ~neral rn...urance
GERTRUDE A. WALJ?RON
808 Jlarfne Ave. Balboa -Harbor JM-R
REFRIGERATION
REFRIGERATION &Jes .t &rvlce
Domeeltc Commercial
NEWPORT ELEC. APPLIANCE
-Ra.dl<>-
23()fj Coast Blvd.
Pb. 2138 Ne..-port Buch, Calif.
RESTAURANTS It CAFES
BLUE ROOK
Ch.arco&l Broiled Ste.aka, nne Foodll Cockt&lla
"RUSS" SWEETSER at the Orpll
306 Palm, Balboa -Harbor 2224
' SERVICE STATIONS
BOTDS BSRVICll BT.A.TION WutdDa-Poli.bJD&"""'-0,...._ Lubriealka N .. nr.-Tu~a.tttidee -·· .. -~-~ ...
... Dell .....
1600 w Oaatral A.ft. Bar, -
SEaVICE STATIONS
ISLAND SHELL 91'.A.TION
,,,..._Lubrie&lion-~ WUhl~eel ni:_i'!!:"PID.I'
227 K&rtne A ff. II.arbor mt-W Balboo ,.....
' SHErl' METAL
GJ!lNJCRAL SHE.ET KllTAL WXS.
Sheet Iron-~ B&nd.I lnduatrl&l-dine
Gutter and Do11rn Spoub
2807 VUla W3, Ne11rJ>Ort Beach. ~
SIGNS
BENEDICT THE SIGN 1U.N
XI Tear. In the Harbor ~
~lalllinc in Gold Leaf IAttertD.c all Lelle~ Window LetteriJIC
'Pertee on or E1-"
4.27 N &l'cl.Nwi An. Barboi-B7
Corona. del Kar
' SIGNS
L. W . PIERCE
EverytbJnc ln Bl.cu
15 Ye&rw In Oranp County
Llcen.ted State Contractor
Beacon 5184-J Coet.& x-
SIGNS
'I'Oll RUNKL&--SIGNS
Slsna-Bboe&rd&-Boab Lettered.
Harbor 2222 1111 Palm
Balboa. C&lUornia
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RESTAURANTS SPORTSWEAR
THE DOLL HOUSE
of Balboa
Open the Year A.round
415 E . Central Ave. Harbor 2110
RESTAURANTS It CAFES
KINGS LANDING &. CAFE
Speclallzlng In all .,Kind• of
&!!a Food
611 3lst Newport Bea.ch
Harbor 1934
LA POSTA
Dellctowi Mex ican Fooda
2688 Newport Blvd. Beacon 5641
Costa Me.a
RESTAURANTS It CAFES
NEWPORT CAFJ!l·
Spectallzlnc In Family Trade.
Good Old Home Cooldnc
110 Mc.J'addn Pl. Harbor IS«)-W
Br:STAURANTS a CAFES
Speclallzlna: In Sea Food.I A Steab
NORTON'S BAY SHORE CA.1'l:l
17th st. and Coaat a....,.. BeL 57'5
Nelt'POrt Beaeb, C&lllornia
Br:STAURANTS
WELCOllO: CAFE
Home cooked Keal 6. Home Kade
Pi..._..Tbe Beat In the Country
T1ll'tl Prl•ate Din.ins Roomll for Family and Club Grou:i-
2560 Newport Bl•d. Bea. 6lll-R Coeta ,._
Br:STAURANT & CAFE
WHITE'S PARK A VZ CA.J'S
Banquet Room An.tl&ble
Barbor 4& -:· Balboa Iale
SAND It GRAVEL
Ofnc, Phone HV'bor 1JI
Rea. Be.aeon 6217 or 6281-W
R. W . KC'CT·f:IJ.AN A SONS
TM>cld••-Eua--Gradln<
Peat Soll-~~ Gran.Ile Jnll Jrlatel1&1 Jteck-Gra..i·
2617 Otntnl Aft .. Nnrport :e.c.11
SEA FOODS
PALA.DINI SE.A. n>OD 00.
~T nSBll:B. • Wboie..le rt.b
llERVIOI: STATl01'8
ALLD' 6 ,,.PIJllfG
.A.ato ~ .... Poll*
Tbw B&ttwlcs 'Cl 7 NIM
IOO W. o.a.1. .a..... ..._ -llft
SA WYER SPORT SHOP
Ken and Boy'• ~
Complete Line of H&he.d•ebry
I\ JI.YI Karine A Te. Balbo& Ia.I•
Harbor 578
S'l'OCKS It BONDS
LESTER I: CO
Member Lo. Atigele. Stock i::z~ 200t W . Central A ''e., Newport ·
Tel. Harbor l174·J' '
DEAN W. CAllPBJ:LL COLIN W. TRAVERS
Bead o rr1oe, 621 s. SMq St.
Lo. An,.e.le. 11
TACKLE STORES
NEWPORT TACKLE BTORI:
K enn J1Uma
105 McFadden Place Pb. NB. 97
Ne11rport Be&c~. Calilon:Ua
TAXI SERVICE
BALBOA CIRCLE TAXI
Sen-Ing lhe Ne11rport Harbor ~
24-Hour Re!Jable Sen-tea
1501 W . Central Ave. Har. 1:10 Newport Beacb
TAXI
Phone Bea.t;On 6136
NEWPORT • COSTA. Kr.SA
TAXI CO.
Agent Banta re Trail.,...,..
60t Cout Hl11'b11r&7
UPHOLSTERING
CLAUDE A. J'OHNSON
Ta.llonird Upbol•tery
Your Pereonal BaUa!a.c:Uon Guanntoed
487 Newport Blvd. Be.a.. 5117-W
VENETIAN BLINDS
MEREDITH'S
VENETIAN BLIND 00.
Ka.nutacturer. of cu.t.MD B u 11 t Bllnd.....complete Rep&lr IUad Raao--
T&Unc Sen1ce.
tlJ 18th St. New-port a.cit
VENETIAN BLINDS
THE SHADE SHOP
Aero VeneUa.n Bl1Dd9
Wood or ..lluailia11m
211 20th St. Harbor ~w
Ne"'POrt :s.cb
Wm.Dmo
ILUIDT ilDT 1BOP
.t.. T. JOBN&Jii ·-·-..::..'=--'\• ~-....
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NEWS-TIMES
PRONaJ. llADOa lJ _. 11
e I RiSE
TO REMARK • • •
BOK. IORN PIDLLIP8
LETl'ERS TO THE
NEWS.TIMES
rAD' Jl~Tl'TI '"f ... n la~ARuc T v.-.mvm o.ta. 11eea W... Plibti t '~Wit ' ; v.-.. D When last week's\. letter ap-.1 '-------------
peared in print, I noticed that a The Editor
Subecriptloo Parable in Advanoe:-12::50 per year in OraDae County short paragraph had been left out. Newport Balboa News-Times
$2.75 per year to 4th zone; 13.00 per year to 8th moe 1 said that unemployment was NeY.'J)Ort Beach. California
D!t«ed a's Secood..cJ.ass matter at the Postottice tn Ncwpcrt Belch, around the 3 million figure. which Dear Sir:
California. under the Act al March 3, 1879 i.s about what we have any time. The West Coast Chapter of the
----------------------------1 J had intended to say also that this Amphibian Engi neer Association.
SAM D. PORTER Publisher meant a present e mployment of composed of formC'r members of ~.GF.~gfcfN Advertlsln& ?tt=~ about 60 millions, the figure !et the six (6) Engineer Special Bri·
Printin&: Plant, 3011 w. Central Avenue. Newport Beach, cautomia. by some or our cloudiest thinkers; gades that were activated and
those whose thoughts are general-served during \Vorld \Var II. is
ly in the clouds. \Vithout the help requesting the tielp of your fine
of any law passE'd. by Congress publication to locate ex-"'Amphibs"'
I for the-much diluted job-making y,:ho hav<' not been re a ch e d
bills are not yet operative) this through normal mailing channels.
nation goes ahead and people go I t would be deply appreciated if
to "'-'Ork, to t he extent of the fig-your publication would run a small
ure set up as the one it will re-story requesting all former mem·
quire \Vashington help to reach. bers of any or the 6 Engineer Spec·
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
A l>epelllable Local lmUt.tioll tor 0... 11 YW"I
Active
Member
of
"Better Schools" Measure
•
Proposition 3, which increases the minimum salary of
California public school teachers to $2400 yearly is the only
sound proposal yet advanced to halt the alamling drain of
teachers from schoolrooms and teaching talent from teacher-
training schools.
I rise to r emark that it is so me-
thing to think about. There is
still no substitute, in laws made
in \'\1ashington nor in Sacramento,
for the self-reliance. for the inia-
tive. and for the inherent strength,
all characteristic of Americit.
The people are thinking about
these things. I can testify to that.
It is· good to get around again and
meet '''ith you. I ha"e talked to
you a nd you to me. and "'e have
a I I asked questions. Invar ibly,
some of the questions touch on
labor legislation. on strikes, a nd
on production in the face of t he
inflationary trends now increas·
ingly evtdcnt.
iat Brigades who live on the \Vest
Coast a nd dt>sire t o become mem·
hers or our W~t Coast Chapter.
and who also wish to attend our
next mC'eting on 14 December 1946.
to notify 1st Lieutenant J oseph
E . Boylt!. Headquarters, Second GR..\.SS t~IRES can be d:.uigerous when tbeiapproach wt~hln reach
Engineer Special Brigade, F ort or property u ma)· be gleaned from the mpaill'inlt pbotocTaph
Ord. California. "·h.lch -.·all ta.ken by the l'\ey,•a-Tl.mes pho crapher recently. The
This "ill ena blc us to adequately hou!ie 1ho"A-n threatened by fire is located C.Orona del Mar. For~
inrorm all former Army "Am· tunately qtdck arri,•al or rlrentt"n exttngub the flames.
phibs". \vho up to no\1,· have been -----------------;11--'-ph_o_t_o_b-';'-• _Ge_r_ha_rd...:..:tc....
una\•/a.re of our Association .
The very qualifications of intelligence and education that
teachers must ha ve qualifies them for vocations in private
industrial e mployment tha t are far more lucrative than teach-
ing. Tha t is the simple reason why our schools a.re so \.\'oe-
fully understaffed. Teachers are quitting to take better
jobs--and will t-ontinue to do so unless granted at least the
modest guarantee of a living competence.
Both the Republican and Democratic parties-and more
than 2000 organizations in every responsible civic. busines.;.;,
fraternal, labor a nd veteran category-have given Proposi-
tion 3 unqualified endorsement.
By an odd quirk of political circumstance, the ballot also
includes a school p1-oposition-No. 13--which virtually nulli-
fi es the progn•ssive educational safeguards of Proposition 3.
\Ve earnestly recommend, for better schools in California.
a yes vote on P roposition 3, coupled \\i th a no vote on Propo-
sition 13.
On behalf of all members. I de·
sire to thank you for your serv·
ice in . publish in£" this story.
JOSEPH E . BOYLE
1st Lieut. CE
Public Relatio ns Officer The situation it in\·ol v~ m;iny __ ·-
factors. I cannot spc'a k for 435 papers; \\'hctt you didn't read ,,·as
me mbers of the CongrC'Ss. The a tclegram I sa"" frnm the na tio-
productive strength of this nation nAI h<'ad of lh<.' union. saying that
can dcreat inOation . or that. plus if lhC' situation ,,.as as described
th" dC't ermination of th£> pN!p\e not 1 to him. disciplinary act ion 'vould
lo lct infla tion dC'stroy us. Pro-!:)(' taken ai::-ainst thC' local.
duct ion nc<'ds {_•mploy<'rs. a nd The inlC'f:rity of a cont ract is
\\'O rkcr s. a nd huyers. and Pf'Oplc ha<:ic 1n th1• Unit<'d StalC'S. I a groc
to di.strihutC": ,,.!' are all in the "·i1 h you. a nd you \\·ith me : 1hcn
san1(' boat. An y 1~ini:; tOO :iy, "'hich \\'{' "'r ilc it du"·n. to a\·oid errors.
\\·ould includt~ strikc·s. stoppai;:es. \\'t• both i::o to \\'Ork with ronfi-
OP,\ or CPA restrictio n!-1, \\1yatt df'nce. That is H <."on tract. An \'
agC"ncy confusinns. 01· \VA ,\ incom-idf'a that lhC' cnnt r<u"' can he-tos'.
pctcncy, invit(' .inrlation ;i nd dis· sl'd aside like a sC'rRp of p~!')('r
1:1.stcr. l\Tost st r1k('s arf' thcr C'fore, stri kes al the sou! or the Arni•ri·
at such a time sclf·dC'structivC". can systC'm J a m satlsfiro tllr
If the unions thf'mSPlv<•s do not unions agree.
Does
Need
*
Your House
Painting? j
No waiting .. Work done i edlately by highly
skilled Journermen Painters f Ing the most mod-
<rn equipment and fmest mat rials.
* I Owned a nd operated by Wofld \Var D Veteran
seeking your permanent good! will and patronage. * ~ For Free l'jstimates-
. Phone HARBOR 2645
Lee cJ Bean
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Among other nc\\'Spapcr s \\1hich also agree on the m e rits outla,\· jurisdictional strikes. I be· Thc CasE" bill \1,·as not a bnd hill
of Proposition No. 3 a re, the Los Angeles Daily Ne\VS and tl1e lil·,·e the Congress '''ill do it. The <\nd \\'ill be rC"·('naC'tf'd. in bC"t tt'r -----------------!---------~
sound ll~adcrs of the unions h~\"L form. It snid thC'r(' should })(' a rL_~ f4 H
Oakland Tribune. Their comme nts follO\V: had their O\Vn trouh\('S. l fnion "cooling-off pc'rind" b('forc strik· ~ ~·< -our
Daily Ne\\1S, L os Angeles: mc1nbt'rships are cross sections of ing: tha t ('\"t'll .[!rC'atC'r f'fforts; ~1 •
" - --If California is to get the 40.0<X> teachers it needs !he com~unity, or the country. should he> rnart(' lo 11rC"VC"nt strikc>s \ . v\ ~-Radio Service
sal . . . . 11. . 'I Just as in any ~roup of J)('Ople a~ain.st the h··;~Jth <l nd safety of ~· \;'; ·, 1. .. "•' , ~ anes mus t Ile p..:11d which \\'il 1ft t eaching to the le \•e l of a \Vc·ve had troubles '''ith some or thl· proplc>. IT prnvidC'd ror nrhi-~ V
respecta ble proression. It's jus t as simple as that. So simple, th£" mcmhC'rs of Congress : why not tr;i.t ion. ,_\II thi'sc th i n~s art" con•· ~-~ • ··. no. . AUTO. MARC'JE
in fact. that the Califo rnia Taxpayers' argument tha t 'there f'X})f'ct unions to havt' th€.• s;unl~ inJ.: in ,\f'\IC"rica. including rC'!'pon-r-= ,,,,,.-' . · 08 REP.URED
. . . probh.~11is '..' sihility for !he unions: the r emoval ::._.......-"
are other fac t ors. besides lack of fmance. \\'h1ch de ter ,young I hU \"{' compit'lf' faith that th('S(' or raCkPIC'C'ri n~ IC'ad('rs; and lhn!'l' r
people from e ntering educational proressions.' doesn't \\'3Sh problt•ms \\"ill be \\'Orkrd out. 11nd rhan~C'S \\"hich accon1pany the ma· -_._ Burfi R. Norton
\vit.h facts. It doesn't \Vas h \\.ith the fact . fo r e x a mple. tha t h} 1 n1ployC"C'S, employers and hi\\'-turity of any <1ri::-a n1z C"d movC'nt<'nt ITT ~ I "1
at recent con1men cement e xercises last June a t Berkeley anc1 mn ~t'rs. '"·,rkini:: to~cth\·r. not ThC'se thini::s should come out of l7 G _ 91."5 Cout mway Beacon 6761
. at:a1nst •«u.:h o thf'r . The oThPr day thC' unions thr1nsPl\1•s. They ha\"C' '--•-•.:.•~•-.b) N rt BM.eh, C&Uf.
UCLA a t o t a l of only 45 g raduates came fonvard to rece1vp I \\'C'nl to Los Ang£>lc>s and hit the had 1c1 rontC'nd \\·ith some employ· ~-
credentia ls to the teaching profession. \Vhile thousands \vent ho;C'J !'trikP. l\I y so n had n1adt• lhC" ers. as \\"ell as \\;th opportunit iC's
into better paying jobs. beds .. bC"fo1·C" I got back from n1y insidl' their r anks. and sub,·ersi,·e
" , . . appo1ntm{'nl, i1nd I found a notr, cl€.'n1rn:s. again lik{' all other o r· !Political AdvC'rtis<'me t )
Getting-teach ers ts purel.).1 a matter of p..:,y1ng the money rrading: "If ynu don't lil·a· tht.· ganizations. ·rhc~ ,t.·111 I~· hclpl'd . r----------------~---------•
to get them. If, instead. \\'(' sit a r ounll \Vaiting ror another \\'ay lht:'Sl' l:>t"d.S art• llHld•'. \\l'l!l' \\'h{·n n(•('('~a~·. by th(' CongrC'sS.
depressio n to make t eaching look like a luc r;1tivc career. \\'C yo11r Con~rrs~man." ·r.hf•y \,. c re nnd if zh+ chan~C"s do not {'Omr
h II r. d Cal' . . • d d .. made up al l r1~ht : tha t s \\·hut tht.'I promptly rnou,.:h. I ha,·p an idt•n
s a in 1fo m1a s sons .m aughters so poorly edu cated Arni~ doc's ror you '. I they ,,·ill hf' stimulated by thf'
they \\·on't be able to cope \Vith the de pression.. . . ·rill· c:on1rae1 l'W::·l\\'t'•t•n lh{' hntt•I c·oni::rr s!'.
"CaJiro1ilia can 't afrord to Je t its schools go fro m bad to o,,.nt'r!i nnd lhl· ~n ion snid tht'rr
• . . . . . '''(Hild l>t• no str1kC"S, during the
\\·orse. It cant arford the rr1g hten1ng cr1s1s nO\\' cle \1elop1ng. lif•' of thr-c·ontrac-t . nn<t that dir·
a crisi~ in \\'hic h ll1e more than 1.000.000 childre n born in ft·rent.:t•s \\'Ould tw settled by arbi-
Catiromia sinct? 1D...JO a re racin g sch ool da:o's \\·ithout sch ool 1rar 1un .. and thttt th•· findin){s of h .. lfH· a1·h1 1r:1f1)rS \\'OUld h.:-JlCCl"pft'd
teac c rs. b~ both :-.idt"'s. l nstl'itd, thC' s1r1kt•
Oakla nd Tribu11e, Oakla nd: \\'a" t·~dlrcL "i1h food left conking
.. - - -Gro \\1.h o r tl1e st :1te and o thc>r contribt1tin g ract ors
a.side. the re is little> d ot1bt as to the n1ain ,cau.sc o r the ~ca rc ity
of trainC'rl teac hing pcrsont1C'L These men a nr1 \\·omf'rl. \\·h o
on t hC' !iltl\('S, rlishrs lrfl Url<:C'r\C'd
on lhc trays. cords pullt.'<.I 1n thl·
1Jnt1ne roon1. ;ind the C'lt•\'ators
stopf)('d. \·ou rrad all lhio;; 1n th('
must pos..~t>ss c·oll~e eclt1cation and post-g r adt1atC" tra ining as ,--------------------------~
\\'ell. are n o t l'{'('('i\'ing remt1ne ratio n comrx:1rable to tha t
\Vhic h the~· cot~lcl t•a rn in busin~ or Ott1er prorcssions . En·
tn.Js tcd \\'ith }lil!h N'Spons ibilit y. t hC'y ;)..('(' o rtl'n paicl Jt>SS t}J;ln
t h e n1rn c h ar-gt'Cl \\'ith m ainta ining t11e bt1ildin gs in \\·hic h
th<'y operate ...
E. J. (Bud) Jacklin
CONTRACTOR
CEMENT WORK
F1at· \\'ork or Foundatlon11
CALL I 5? 2 -.1 FOR 12\T0&\1.ATIOS
"A s t n tc that hc1s a l\\'a)rs b<>C'n prot1cl that its C'dt1cationa l
system a nd p r ogram c njo )'S the hig h est position in the na -
tion will not allow the condition to endure. On the Novem-
ber ballot its people will have before them a salary increase
proposal which a>ks no mort' tha n the minimum salary for
teachers in C,Iifornia s hall be 82400 ....
''I t \\·as J)Lll on tl1e ballo t \\i th n1any thousands o f s igna-·==:=====================::::=== t ures nio rc tl1;1n \\·er'C' required ... a nd o ffers an o pporttmity
to meet ,,;tl1 reason and fairness a s it11ation o f \\·hic h \\'C' can-
not be proud."
Bitter Sweet
It L1.; 11o t likeL'I tJ1at tl1e recent announcement of an im-
pending increase i11 the cost o f tctndy bars fro1n fi\'e to six
cents \\i ll bring a protest march on \\"ashington by the jun-r------------------------.
!or consumers of Amctica, but there can be no doubt that the
j . c.'s are \'Cry muc h r1istl-es.scd at the ne\VS.
\\tith weekly allowances a lready strained by higher movie
admissions. and with increased prices on \irtually everything
else on the jLJ\'l't1ile budget. this 20 per cent hike in the cost
of filli ng one's sweet tooth ";u have a bitter taste to young
America. . ·or \\ill their e lders be happy if a new wave of
"strikes'" for higher allowances is set off by this increase.
Looks like we·n-approaching another domestic crisis.
P.APALMER
LIDO ISI£ PJt.OPERI U::S • W. Q BUCK-h.surance Counselor
~1500 ~.I..(
3333 Vt.A L1DO CALIFORNIA
AGAIN
Off en Yoo tlle 1'1Dest. Place
to Dine In Orange County:
All New - - -
Even the Location
... One-Half Mlle East ~ Old
Locatioo on Coast Highway.
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Lead Southern Calltomla In the Serving of
-SEA FOODS --
ALSO
l'OUB klacl of STEAKS
-VISIT OuR KITCHEN -
Sa111's Sea Food Spa
and Fish Market
Ull ~ ~ (Xw a.I -)
I "There Is No Substitute fpr Experience"
Retain Your
Present
Veteran
Legislator
I
Ei L E C T
~LYDE A.
W/ATSON
: to the .
. ST ATE
S·ENATE
\'our c.andldale ror election
lo the State Senate, has had
10 years of ,·uluable experi-
ence 8!-l a oonselentlouA and
capable .-\."semblyman from
the 14th District. During
recool'erslon so rn&n)· "·ar-
tlme la\\'S mu...,t be c hanged
that it 11' lmperatl,·e to h&\'e
a man of experience In the
State l1:;:islature..
CLYDE WATSON is . Chair1nan
of the Interim Committee on
FISH and GAME
which prepart>S legislation affeding California's sporbl-
mt>n and 01Jr ,·a.,;,;t commercia;I fi.~hing industr)·~cond
to none In the t:nited Statee.
CLYDE WATSON has PROVED
' thnn1ghout his yesni In the Legislature t.hat hit attitude on &IJ
mt'asu.res I" non·partlun, guided ont.r by the lnterestA or t:hb
Olstric't and tbe welf.3..te of the State of Calllornl.&. He ha1' a.lwayw
championed fa.Ir laY.1' a.net equa.J justloe lo all cla.811eS of cltb..ens.
PAST ACHIEVEMENTS are more to be
relied uwn than FUTURE PROMISES
Let us retain the man who has proven his
knowledge and fairness in handling
Sport and Commercial Fishing Problems.
,
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Bookkeeping
Service
COLIN F. BROWN
(Barborl ... )
llS llllarlDe A-Balboa bl.
1. 8-<WHYTE
INOO•& TAX COHSULTA.NT
4UU.Orlsed b:r tbe United 8tMN 'rr-
IUT ~artmeo\ to repr8elll clJezii. In
~I.loo .ntb llDcorne 1u: ma1-..
.A.trD'ITS • 91'~9
BOOKS&D'INO 8&&TICll
.-UM .....,_ alri.. t'ena •-n-~ Mn-.t
Armand l\Ionaco
ARCHITECT
814 W. Bay A""-• Balboa
Barbor 1124
!'7!1 L&ke\\·ood Ave.
Loo Anl;<oleo . NOrmandy NOS
R. L. HOLFORD
Landscape Designer
Costa l\lesa
Phone Santa Ana 1575
cmROPRACTORS
Wagner Drugless Insutnte
Dr. "1.lbur C. Wape.r
Chiropractic, Dietetics,
Physio & Colonic Therapy
1920 Coast Blvd., Sootb
~ Beach Phone 20!3
' DAY SCHOOL
Mortimer School
S02 Coral Balboa bland
DAY SCHOOL OPENS OCT 1
Grades: Coll. Prep., Army
0. A. Mortltner. M. A., Oxford
Prtnclpal Phone Harbor MZ
DENTISTS
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
!%02 ~ W. Central. Harbor 1480
1'"E\\TORT BEACH
DR. GORDON E. RAPP
DENTIST
t833 \Ve1t Cent.Tai
Phone Barbor 4.%1·.J
l"liewport
1'<8URANCE
Lincoln National Life
Insurance Co.
"111 Name lndl.ca.U.. ILi Characttt ..
DON IER."10Ai'l
Phone Harbor 2M-R
SOI Marine A~ Balboa hi.
OCCIDENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Ray Nielsen
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Plklae H..,_ "89-1
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HORTICL"-'1S
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
''We Ourselves the Better Serve
by Servin&'. Othen Best"
ftooe Bee C10D 5110
Co.ta Meu Call.fond.a
OPTOMETBlllT8
E. T. Bntterwortll, 0. D.
Optome-t
EYES ElLUDNED
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Robert A. Crawford °"'"' D. OPTOXJ:TSl8T
Eya Examfn<d -Gia-. Fitted
Ilea U. Newpon Bodle•.,. , .... _ .... ~ ...
PBY81C1AN8 • 8UBGEON8, D.O.
Dr. W. T. Mooney
Plcywldan and ~
PBYSIC1AN8 & SURGEONS. M.D
A. V. Andrews, M. D.
PHYSICIAN .....
8URGEON
Ul Cout BJctaway. Barbor 114'
Corona del Mar
Jolin K-C. Chung, M-D.
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2 - 4 7 -8:30
and by appointment
Beecon 5075
120 East 18th Stree&
Coeta Meea. Calllornla
Laurence H. Dorcy, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
821 Marine A\'e-,
Balboa loland
Phone Barbor zae
Gordon M. Gl'!IDdy, M-D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Balboa Inn Arcade
Office Hrs. : 10-12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m..
Phone Harbor 37
1'· R. Hall, M. D.
~claD and 8~
Hours: 2-5. ~y Appointlllent
Telephone Beeeon 5848
ISi Broadway Oot;ta ~
Hilton M. Maxwell, M. D.
1601 Cout WWaJ
C.Oron.a del Mar
Office llours: 10-12: 2·5
Phone Harbor 108?
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave., Ba lboa
Barbor 172.f,
4.JS 8 . BUI S t., Lo!t An~lee
TUcker 761%
By Appointment
Gerald Raulla, M. D.
2830 W~t Central Ave.
NEWPORT BEACH
Phone Bart.Gr 10!8
lfo A.DIWef'; c.U Beaco1:1 60f8 ft
X ·Ray SeIVice
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
\Vm. L. Sph·ey, M. D.
Ph)'!ilclans and Surgeons
8409 '\V. ~otral
Orn~: llarbor 602
Residence Harbor 1179-\\'
G. N. PfASE, M. D.
Co~tati n -Dlacnosla
Hours b Appointment
Phone rbor %191..J
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' Raub & Ben11ett
' Sarveyo"1' and .Engl.been
11108 Newport Bl'"'-. Ooo&a-
Tel"'*--a 580a-W
Ul1W.Cemtnl Newport-
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PIANO TEACRER
PIANO TEACHER
G. V. LINSENBARD
Graduate
Boyal ColnenaloJT, tMP91e
Ph. Harbor 1252-W
1526 w. Ocean Front
Veda 'Thompeon
Teacher ot Plano
and Organ
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Southern District Director Speaks to F • • A • • • Herbetfi Johnson of Balboa Island Chosen
Harbor Business & Professional Women Harbor em1n1ne . ct1.v1t1es Ch'arm ''Gitt 'of Redlands Universin' Campus
large of Southern District, Busi· not be crowded out or the import· genuine -.ppeaJ of her own gracious at Red.Ian& she was elected sea'E'--
~ Eleanor J . McClaslcy. director"'4t standard of efficiency so they \\111 NOf Synthetic beauty but the \Soon after entering the university
-and Pro!ealonal Women's ant positions which they achieved Phones 13 and 20! + By'Wlnltred Barbre • R...i.lence l'hmM 1637-R penonalltywon for a Newport girl, tary ol the freshman dass.
eJubs, was speaker at the dinner during the war years. -------------·-------------·.---------------~------------Miss Herberta J ohnson of Balboa
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meettng of locat business women, Mrs. lt1cClasky was introduced B lb C I Pl F N rt Co t CJ b B ·d N t H · hts c· 1 ~ held ThUrsday evening at White's by Betty Barstad, membership a oa ire e ans ormer ewpo er un ry u rt ge p . etg trc e lsl~covoted title of Campus /I 111
care. Balboa Island. chairman. as was Mr. McClasky, For Church Dinner Honored at Draws Players • Makes Tour of Charai"Cli! of l!<dlandsuniverslty N1 •••
T lli t "'--. "chauffeur-at-large". F last week. . e ng 0 ·~ own expenence Bt'rthday ete Goodwt'll Industry A :' •.:...L_~ ot'Le. n Ju soror1'ty, when she entered business life in Dorothy Sutherland. vioe-presi-The October social program at IDtnKJel["
San Francisco with a salary of dent, was chairman In the ab-With Mn. Stephen Weatherford. Santa Ana Country club drew she was sponsored by her sorority
$3.50 a week, she outlined the ad-sence of the president, A. Ger-president of Balboa circle. \V.S.C.S. A birthday party plus a SW'· closer to the Hallowe'en festivity . Newport Heights circle, \V.S .C.S . listers u their candidate for
vancement made by women and trude Collver. Carolyn Weber, in St. Joseph hospital where she prise for the hostess was the story when decorations for the Thurs-\\ith U members present, made a Charm Girl, in competition with
urced that they strive for 8 higher president of Oran&e County coun-is recovering from a~ operation. when r.tn. R. R. l\tcDonald enter -day bridge luncheon featured bowls tour or' the Goodwill Industries at some 20 ol the prettiest girl& on
White House
Cafe
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PASADENA
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eil. was presented with a s;>icture Mn.. Sy Heyman presided at the tained Friday evening at her home, of fall fruit and trailing vines for Santa Ana for their Octobei"meet-· the campus. .many of them upper
of installation ceremo nies at New-meeting hekl at the home of ltlrs. 216 M~oUa avenue. Costa Mesa. the tables. and in the entrance hall ing, discovering the enormous classwomen.
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port Harbor Yac ht club a nd thank-1 Minnie Bak~ A.nad~ street. :;.our-honoring the birthday anniversary glowing golden chrysanthemums. amount of good done by the or-The cc:mteat wU held Wednesday
ed for the many times she has teen mem were n atten nee. ot her mother, Mrs. C. Laurich In the directors' room a corn-ganization both in aiding handi-eveninc with each candidate re-
graciously officiated as installing Airs. Jack Elliott It'd In de~ of Santa Barbara. 1. Id ··"th kl d cappec1=·nd.ividuala and in provic:i-quired to mount •"'--ste~ of ·•-officer. tions, her subject being ···Nature:s Mrs. Lazarich, a former New-ie scene _, pump ns an 8 ing articles at a low cost. u.n::-.-uM:
Marie HieMch of the high school Mantle of Beauty." Most 01 the port Beach ~dent. bad come straw man continued the theme. Me took sack lunches with administration buildina: and give
session \lli'&S given to plan5 far the from Stockton.. where she wu Decorations v.'ere arranged by the them ind aJterward held their a ddt ~'-performance of some staff talked on those issues on the Five Dollar •·-uet of ,...._-:.t hostesses, Mrs. Tom Henderson sort. _... J:olii•••L, demure in November ballot which affect tea-ua.i~ ...,.,uu. visiting a daughter , Mrs.. Barbara _ _. ~-• -Phllll d Mrs busineD meetlne \lli'ith Mrs.. Fred . t ..J.-Ui ·•-t.f.-.._ Church. by the Sea. which will be McDonald and a new :er.and-CUIU nu-a;. &...C3 ps, an . w~---~r th presiding, and enjoy-a QU&l.D ........... ~eta eown -..A...,..
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Ana Ph. 6688
WNGBEACH
5-13 Pt.De Ate. ..... 8 . 824-0'7
held Novem•-21 wi'th a --~~--d h Sh Is ~-..c ... ,,.... Jack Parke, social chairman for ed med ln~black velvet. we.a.ring .black 1....:..-... _ r• .-=: aug ter. . ~ vDJ~ .. ,. ,.~ h th. rvlsed dge an temoon program. I mtt•· and ·
entertainment program. daughter, Mn. Ed ~'ich of ft e mon supe the bri f~~t-----'.. carrymg an old·
Christmas wrappings and cards Costa :P..teu. and the two sisten:: or 11 tables. _l _ -.uvr.~ nosegay, gave a rendi-
are being sold by members, u well invited many or their motl1er·~ Prizes v.·ere won by Mrs. Blanche Gorzµchovski-DuRall tionode. of Littlle Red Ridinghood., in
as boxes of note paper, and they old t ime friends to the party. JAndrOgews, Mrs. Parke and Mrs. Engagement Told m rn atye.
ar c expecting a shipment of those ~ Mrs. McDonald has just oe le, the scores going toward I She could scvCely believe it
handy hangers, so USf'ful and "'hich moved i.nto her new home, the their tournament play. when 1he-wu chosen to the covet-With! Mrs. Frank Keenan, Mrs. ed it' b th so many people are wanting. guests took this opportunity to 5ur-Carl Ou Rall and Mrs. Stella pos ion, ut e prest!ntation of
-------------I prise their hostess with a house~ New Daughter in Chone host(>SS: at a birthday a ~uquetd or boflowers, a big box of
chers. A gene ral discussion was warming and there was a tabl ~ H H party or Wilma Keenan 'at the can Y an a x of nylons helped
held on the question of members piled full of gifts for each of the igginS Orne • K convince her it was true. with permanent dinner r('S('rva-een home, 1119 Busp. street, H be t . th da women. Santa .na, it was not until re-er r a l! e · ughter of Mr.
tions "''ho do not cance-1 thE'm "''hen Da hlias a nd chrysanth<'mums in ~lrs. Donald Higins is now at freshm nts were served that the and Mrs. Heorbert Johnson, 1111
not pl anning to attend. a nd it was bright colors a nd orange candles home a t 926 \VC'st Central avenue discov · ,,·as made that it ,,..,85 North Bay Front. She graduated
dt'cided that if such rt'servatio ns d I t. 1 · k with her daughter, Sandra Louise. this year f-m N---~ t H bo ma e a C'S 1ve no e 1n eepi"lg also a announcement party. · • .., "'"'¥'-'r ar r are not cancelled by \Vednesday '>''ith· tht' S!'ason. Games v.·E're who '>''as born Oct. 14 at St. Jo-The uests, some 50 young peo-Union, High school, where she v.·as
evening of ·tha t week the me mber played, '''ith l\·lrs. Louise Speridianl seph's hospital. She '>''eighed six pie of purgeon l\iemorial church, not only among the highest in
wijl be charged for the dinne r. takipg tv.·o first prizes and Mrs. pounds ev<'n. had s nt an evening of games. scholastic S\a,ndin&. but a popular
Genevit've Sylvester of the Press .,. k La · h h l\1'rs. liiggins was the forme r leader in •11 campu t. ·t · •ran zar 1c a not er first . music and songs, a nd "''hen re· .., 1 s ac iv1 1es. and Winifr!'d Barbr e of the News· Boob · l\.t iss \Vinona l\1'ason of Por tland, Y prizes v.•e re "'·on by l\1:rs. freshrrEnts "''ere served. napkins
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"Moo& tlalqae and Arlbtlo ~ Inc Place OD t.be Wed OeMr"
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Combination
Dinners
New and Unusual
Seafood Specialties Times '''ert' appointc-d co-chairmC'n Hulda Youn.. a.nd "'-. Harr·, Oregon a nd "''as for t\VO years a ~ d
of publicity. Pe~gy Ege a nd Kath-Cottle sr. aac in the U. S . Army. Mr. "''eddi g on Decemlx>r 15 of El-~~e-Beacon 5824
erine Brewer '''<'re named as a Gu-sts 1·n-lud-• "!-. P-te An-Higgins was a ship fitter on the · 11 ~ ... 11.--u 1• • ., ..._ ea nor u Ra ll to Stanley Gorzu-NemMri & Costa Mesa •l. committee to select a plaCC' for the nich. M-. Sadi·e Ir--•n and "!rs. USS Samaar a nd '''as last station-h r .. ,... •" .... , •• c ovs . son o !\1:rs. l\1:ar~· Gorzu-l · r· For Reeervatlona mC'l'ting of the county counc il in CottlC', Newport Beach; l\1rs. Eliza-ed at Shanghai China. chovsldi of Balboa. i CAB ' C Q,
November. beth Rclmont. Or ange; Mrs. Mar· ThE' two m et a nd "''ere married The. t"•o me t \a.then the young BE AC 0 N
Lily Thompson, secretary Rt garC't Blue, Goleta; l\lrs. Robert after r<'ceiving th<'ir discharges vetc ra returned to his s tudies a t 24-~our Service 5 4 6 5
Nc,,·port B<'ach Gramma r school, Dohlc. El Segundo; l\lrs. Dan Mc-and resided at Exter, Calif. until Santa Ana Junior college. He is ,__ ___ ,,__,.,:. _____ _, . -------------'
'"US .''·innl'r or the dra"·ing prize. l\·Jillan. Mrs. Ve ra Braddy, Mrl . coming to Ne,.vport Beach to make now 1 d \Vh --a s u ent a t · ittier college. a pair of nylons. donatC'd by Coun-Young, M_rs. Elizabeth Lazarich their home.
cilman Bob 1\llen. Mrs. R. L. Shafer a nd daughte~
GuC'sls introduced includC'd !\Ir. Mary Lou, J\.trs . l-lC'len P c>rkins.
and r.·trs. ~cClasky, l\·trs. \V elX'r . I and from Santa· Barbara, l\1'ts .
Doro! hy RC'1chert of Laguna Beach Speridiani a nd l\.trs. Frank Lazar:
Violet Caldwell of Cost a l\.1 esa. ich.
Elsit-C. Stone of Balboa, r.1arie
Catholic Women
Meet Wednesday
l\lr.' a nd l\·lrs. Rufus Longmire
of Ho olulu "'·ere recent guests for
severa days a t t hC' home of Mr.
and ~rs. Hugh Haley of Haley's
Yacht Basin, l\lr. Longmire is con-
S. \Villiams of Los AngelC's. Fra n-
e<>s Sherri£fs of l-larbor Island,
Ma rie Heffern. principal of Nl'w-
port Beach Grammar school, and
Li \y Thompson.
HARBOR LIGHTS
Balboans Visit
Future R esident
Thc> Altar society o r l\1t. Carmel nect v.·ith Le'\.\•crs and c 0 0 k
Catholic church "'iii hold their ~um~· company of Honolulu and
regular monthly meeting Wednes-is on 1s '''ay to Canada tQ buy
day, Nov. 6 at 2 p.m . a t the home Iumbe . This was the first visit
of ]\frs. Arthur Taylor. 113 Via of th¥£e landers to the mainland in
:P..1r. and l\.1rs . J. E. \'an Wig, Quitp, Lido Isle. seven r eight years and they ex-
207 Edgewater, Balboa, are back press delighted appreciation of
from a trip nor t h. having spent Mrs. R. R. McDonald and Mrs. Ne rt Harbor.
two weeks in Oreg-oh and two in f:d Mirkovich of C.OSta ~lesa, and Mrs;kC. D. Shaw, who was for
by Molly Redmond northern California . Mrs. Ruth Tarnowsk1 or Newport t 'd .
In San Francisco they visil eights, attended a performance wo ~ ars a r esi ent of Balboa PIGSKL~ PARADE Wesley Bryson. who is secretar of Verdi·s opera. Rigoletto, at Los while Major Shaw "'as stationed
With a blare of the bass drum for a yacht club, and found him Angeles Sunday. On the same day at S ta Ana Army Air base, was
and a fanfare of trumpets Harbor a subscriber to the News-Times Mrs. Mirkovich's house guest, Mrs. a gueit for the past week of Mrs .
High's nev.' 40-piece band undt'r and planning to make tl'Us Louise Speridian o! Santa Bar-L. L. Isbell, l305 East Central
the direction of Lee Sawin is add-future home when he retires so~ bara, e njoyed a visit from her son, _•_ve·n·u+·---------
ing rhythm and spiri~ to the Har-six years from now. Charles Vucich, San Diego.
bor football games. Our boy.s ure \;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, playing better than thC'y havt' for
a year and the coming game with
Santa Ana promises to br. a
thrtller. Harborites out-do them-
selves singing school songs and
giving out with some terrific yclli.
T anya Seely and Judy Chapn'tan
"''ith Walt Spicer and Fred Hope
are again yell leaders, and vef}'
energetic ones, too! Also h<'re in
the pep line Harbor presenu Pat
Glass. Verna Nielson and Donna
Ring as song leaders de luxr.
Golly, what a group of cuties they
are. I have nt-ver ·seen anything
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swtnc and Sway
When in LAGUNA BEACH Come to
THE SNACK BAR
"WHERE A SNACK IS AS GOOD AS A MEAL"
For REAL FRENCH ONION SOUP
ORIGINAL GRILLS
YUMMY HOME-MADE DESSERTS
Opea Dally ll:SO "' O (CIC>Md Fri~)
Sltllday We Serve a Spedal BRUNCH 10 t.o 4
149! (}out Blvd. Soutb-Pboae 5!'71
IN TiiE ART CENTER
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1108 Coast.Jliway _ Corona del Mar
An n cfil'. _n c i n g ..•
Remodeling of her beauty shop with
booths which give you more privacy.
NEW WATER SOFTENER SYSTEM
FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Hair Styling • Hair cUtting
Tlntlllg • Manicuring • • • Permanent Waves of all Types
&lll"llT B USBl", formerly of Ohle.ago and Balbea
wtn be uatstinc VI In Mllady';t BeauUftcaUon
FOB APPOINTMENTS -PHONE BARBOR 1'79-W '
Individualily f01' the "Mother·to·be • • •
If Wt' do not have it, wt mal(t it, yo u sec!
'Donna.-e%arie Shoppe
We Are 11app7 to Serve YC!G ID Z Loca.Uom
015 N. MAID St. Areare Bide. S-la Alla Pbone -
46!0 WhltUer Blvd., llut Loe AnpJee
With dancing and romancinR be·
ing of all time importance on any
bobby-sax agenda. Harbor will cer-
tainly be the scene of quite a bit
of swinging and clinging at our
first night dance this Friday.
Looking Corward t o a groovy jive·
COLOR PRINTS A YSIDE PLATING CO.
day this Friday.
Gone Bat Not ForpUlt~
Alumnus Herberta Johnson ha.s
been elected secretary of the
Frnhman class at Redlands uni-
versity. She was chosen out of a
class totaling over 300 students.
We are naturally very proud of
Berta. "Small town gal makes
good,·· as ye ole saying goes.
Ardelle Kenne l, Lols Strunk Cook
and hubby are also tot'en the
books to Redlands.
Pw the Bacon. Pleeee.e
Verna Nielson ga\."e a hum-
dinger of a party a few days ago.
Bill Simms and Georgia Briscoe.
Jimmy Ashen and ?i.tary Gurley
\\'('re a few of the many characters
who managed to consumC' four lbs.
of bacon and e nter into an egg
tossing contest. One thought pro-
voking incident of the evening was
Bill l\1'at tingly's hiding two pounds
of bacon in the ironing board ...
maybe he considered It a prksing
matter.
30 M~n OD a llonM"
Another shin-dig "'"as unde r way
at Annette Shirley's with the able
assistance of such Harborites as
Bill \VeatheJ"'.'BX, Alice Klussman,
Stew Gillett and Lou Ann Samp-
son. 1 t seems there was one poor
horse who gave piggy-back rides to
the whole tribe of thirty. (There's
a crack in the back ot who's sacro-
iliac).
s1111w .... "um--S11118olll"um
I saw Peggy Bushin& today In
a real snazzy sea I.bell pink car-
From Your Favorite Transparencies
Blondell Camera Supply
Phone
Harbor 1033 BALBOA 3IJ7
Palm Ave.
WE WELCOME YOU
TO OPEN A
CHARGE ACCOUNT
(30. 60. 90 Da;rs)
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Marb:ro'a bwlte "°" to come
Ill and open a charp aa:ounL
Our st+cb are ~ with
the lo-11yles ol lAdloo'
Fine Apparel
N•Gn 'y Advertlaed
Rl!ADY-TO·Wl!AB
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We ~laim to Have All the Silver in California
Expert Silversmiths - -All Work Guaranteed
Estimates on Wholesale Lots of Ceramics
SILVER AND GOLD
Changeable ... brilliant
duroy short coat. The tone sleeves
were tightened at the wrilt with
the same big bright silver buttons
that decorate the front of the
coat. Sally Towle bu a darllnc
one. too, only her's is .Jn ooft
powder blue. When uked where
they pun:hued their clad rap. the
~ cbonJOed. ''SHE, natur-
... a COB t very Lord Byron with its poetic
collar. cinched-in waist and glittering buttons.
One from Swansdown's dramatic ned collection
. . . exclusively Otll'S! Tailored in pure wool suede
by Milliken. Sizes 10 to 18. 53.25
ally."
That's all DOW, until the Har-
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Tea Services • Antique F1nlshlng • Trophies • Jewelry , Candelabra
Rerlecton; • Bathroom Ji1xtures Baby Shoes Ceramics
Marine Pia~ · Badges and Souvenirs
.._ 511S, Da:rs;
c. -aruat" W1R11i
aw· 5!58-B. Nlglll•
COSTA MESA
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