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S URPRISE! The phone
rings. You pick up tlie ~
ceiver and out of the past
romes a voice-that of ,Mar-
shall Tate, former News-nmes advertising man1 still
a Balboa Island home owner,
home with his better half
from Honolulu where hj! has
been since 1940 on thel Star
Bulletin. ''The Islands have
been good to me.': he says,
"but Newport Harbor look$
better and the growth has been amazing here. I'm
frank to admit that I never
• believed the boost stories
you printed, Sam. but t;11e
palm is ajl yours and we in-
tend to keep our Balboa Isl-
and spot as a refuge to
eventually ocupy." Tate says
the unions have completely
revolutioni7.ed H aw a i i -
docks, longshoremen, planta-
tfons and even the depart-
ment stores are under un-
ion rule. During the strike
Xmas mdse was tied up on
the San Francisco wharves
and never did arrive in time
tot the holidays.
Development. On all sides
building is going forward
and materials are becoming
mcreasingly available. Will
there be a slump? people
ask. As <>Pe well known
lumberman said today such
a thing seems hardly pos-
sible. Suppose supplies did
drop 15 or 20 % , you still
have high wages with which
to contend. and the only
thing that could happen in
that instance is for labor to
Increase production, which
would give us homes more
rapidly. As it is now the
~ of an average house
runs from 12 to 15 dollars
per square foot, according to
what you place therein. And
It will take about two years
to catch up with the short-
age,. which S<>me claim re-
quires a million residences to
overcome.
Federal . Payroll Heard
Sena tor Robin.sOn demand
an audit of U. S. records
from 1932 to 1946, which he
says would cost $10,000,000,
and which he declares is
good business when new
management comes in; that
~on employes should be
dropped from the payroll.
Suppose the money is spent
for the audit, then what?
happens to most of the in-
vestig atio n s that are
started? You just create
more jobs and the public
pays and pays.
Misplaced Credit. Charley
TeWinkle said it was a bust
to give the Board of Super-
visors. credit for cleating the
parking on the Mesa right-
of-way of weeds and under-
brush. The nial credit goes
to the state highway depart-
ment and Engineer Cortel-
you. If the supervisors want
to do something for the
Mesa, he continued, they
could keep their word and
finish their job of improving
the park in the · vic\nity of
the Legion hall.
That Overhead. Glad to
give Hig hway Chief Cortel-
you due credit, but what
about a light below The
Arches underpass at the turn
that leads up the ramp to
Newport Beach. Some day,
Mister. a bad accident will
happen there, and then we
will get the illumination.
Come on. fellow. dont be
stubbmn. just because you Pt razzed!
Courteous Cops. Two
young gentlemen in a pqiice
car paid me a nice visit 1the
1 other morning when I wru;
'' burning brush after 9
o'clock. Told me about the
regulations and said all fires
must not be started before
6 a. m. and doused by 9. Can
dn.
· l'oi _,. Publlsber. Frank
H. Fowler, who bought tbe
Costa Mesa Globe-Hetjild
trom tbe 'writer some years
aao, later disposing of it to
., .., ~t owners. has just
11114 ~!-.a Veme Leaden to IM Aldrich, formerly of TemPe Oty. Lee Is lllso
well ilnown In Orange coun-
'1' aww spaper circles. Fowler
.... to' publish the Tustin ' c:-: now resides at •
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EMBRACING BALsoA """"lNS'u""f'llt WEST NEWPORT, SEA .SHORE COLONY; UDO ISi.£: NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL COSTA MESA •
VOLUME llXJUX
Boyer Cited
For HelJ)ism
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Robert E . Boyer, 806 Eut S~
street, Balboa, former parachute
rigger first class of the U. S. Navy,
has been cited for heroism during
the recent campaign against the
Japanese En;tpire.
The Presidential Unit Otatlon
wt th a bronze star wu awarded
to the aircraft carrier USS Bel-
leau Wood "for herolam ln action
against enemy forces' in the Pa-
cific war area from Sept. lS. 1943
to Aug. 15, 1945." The men aerv-
ing on the carrier are representa-
tive of the action and are given
the citation according:Py. ThiJ: t..
an individual award tor Boyer. ·
Signed for the Presl&?nt of the
United States by the Honorable
James Forrestal, Secretary of the
Navy, the ship citation ii qupted:
''The President of the Unite4
States takes pleasure 1n pre.
sent the Presidential Unit Ota-
tion to the USS Belleau Wood
and her attached Air Groups
participating in the following
operations: Sept. 18. 1943-Ta-
r a wa; Oct. 5-6, 1943-Wake;
Nov. 19 to Dec. 5. 1943--Gil-
berts: Jan. 29 to Feb. 23, 1944
-Marsh,alls, Truk, Marianas;
March 29 to May 1, 1944-Palau,
Hollandia, Truk; June 11 to 24,
1944 -Marianas, Bonins. Sept.
8 to 18. 1944 -Palau, Phillp-
ilines ; Oct. 10 to 25, 1944-R yu.
kyus, Formosa, Philippine!. Feb.
16 to June 10, 194~apan,
Bonins. Ryukyus. July 10 to
Aug. 15, 1945--Japan."
The individual citation · reads:
"For extraordinary heroism in ac-
NEWl'OIO' BEACH, CALIFORNIA, T\fUll8DAY, FEBRUABY I, Hf\
tion against enemy Japanese BOARD OF DIBE, ORS AND OFFICERS OF THE NE~RT BAB.808. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR 1947 POSE FOR PIC-
torces in the air ashore and afloat TUBE AT YACHT CLUB. They are: fOf'fJ(l"OUDd , aeated, left to rtpt. llany Welch, 11eeretary; J. 8. ~tt. reUrtnc prealdeat; B. F.
in the Pacific w~ area from Sept. Kemay, new p~at; Sam D. Porter, second .tee prftldent and Sandy llacKay, treMUl"er. Second: roW: left to rtght, Dr. G. Norman
· Peale. M. D., A. Bl RoUMelle, Bob Murphy, John C. AbeU, Nelaoa Stafford and Sam A. Meyer. Tb1rd row: left to rtpt, Walter M. Lonc-
lS, 1.943, to Aug. 15, 1945. S~ar-JftOOr, Walter 8. Spicer, w. J. Cole, Braden F1ach, Edgar R. Bill and l)r. :o. M. Gnmdy, M. D. A.beent: from the picture are: Ralph P.
heading .the concentrated carrier-Maakey, ftrst vtce (pttudeat; Irvin George Gordon, and &everal hokloYM iG.recton lncludlng Hubbard c . Howe, P. A. Palmer, Capt. c . v.
warfare 1n forward areas, the Bel-McCarty, H. E. Kebdall, S. T. Dunlap and Gordon Ftndlay. '
leau \Vood and her air groups~-------'------------------·------------~-----------CCoritinued on Page 4)
Scouts Observe
Anniversary On
Air On Saturday
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NUMBER 11
All C.ourts In Area
Will Be Used For .
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iHROUGHOVT THE NATION honor wift potd this "'°""" to a great
Amer•con immcwtol, Thomas Alvo Edison, on tN-hundted~ anniversary of his
birthday. f.to'Kln 's life symbolizn the spirit ofJAmeric:a, its opportunity ond Its
freedOm. In the Mvelopment of the inconde~ent lamp, motion picturn ond
rec:0tded sound, Edison 1nfluen«d tN lives of all people for oU time. Ed~
-bo<n F'°"""Y 11, 18<7 and d;ed Oc ... 118, 19)1.
Machinery Was Greatest of Human
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Youthful 'Artists i . " Attenit New Oass
Both 1tuclonts and ,the . , tint cluo ....,.. Bill.keJw, Peter
were enthusiast!~ about the p.lld-Alexander,· aw-Jes Dutton, Bar"
ren'1 Art elm Which held Its bara Tn{.ty, Gall White ond GUTJ!
first leUlon Saturday morning at Drake.
the Ebell club With aeven recJa-: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
tered and Mn. F . E , Reinhold u
teacher. !
Talent of a bljh order I' dis-'
played by the pliplla, llODle of
whom barely • 1lip under tHe age
limit-of seven. 'No limit Ill made
in. the upward trend and older
pupilJ who cannot attend the Tuea-
The class begtN at 9 :30 a.m.
, and while the first ins ction was
in charcoaJ, the pupiJ1 go at
RADIO
Sales & Service
Auto and Home·
Palmer Radio
wl ELIWl'BIO
!NI NewpwtBml.
COSTA KESA
Pllcme BM c:ic-. 111&-W
o..11a.x.a.io.e..._
~~~ult classes will$.]· be wel-
, once into work With oils, Mrs]
Reinhold stated. On hand for the ~~~~~~~~~~~~
Temperanc~ S~afer
Wednesday Evenir· g BALTZ
MORTUARY
Wednesday evening, Feb 12, at
the medweek meeting of Oui1t
Church by the Sea,# Mn Pearl
Kendall Hess of Orange slaie di-
rector of Scientific Tem~ance
Instruction fQr the ·W.C.T.lJ .• will
be the speaker at a progrlm hon-
. oring Frances f;. Willard, founder
of the W.C.T.U., whose 6irthday
MODEu.JNG wrrH•CIAY q another pliMe of taat:rueUoa tau.Pt cldldren In the Newport Barbor !s remembered in Febrwubr.
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Nanel'J' 8cbool which 19 located at Anallelm ud Bal.boa streets In ea.ta Meu.
Clw teacller lo Mn. '9Mpll llalinblet, who II the wife or•the vice priadpa,I of the N-rt Barbor
Ua!Oa Dicta 8cbo01. TllO ddld""' ta the ro--or the plctare are: Kay Dixon, daacbter of Mr.
ud Mn. Albert ~ Bou.le Bate., 110D. of Mr. and Mn. Bora.oe B&&M; 8ll:lppy Miller, 80ll of Mr.
.... Mn. Lellle -· . . .
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410 Coast Blvd.
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Th~!!!!~~~!~'!'nor-T ~~~0plc!!ll!~~ th~!!! Backpoaa.d:"Dlelde Wl.111--, .on of Mr. and Mn. Rlelaanl Wl'~n: Mn. Hamblet, the
teacher: Marcia Lee i'ertd.~ter of Mr. aad 111.n. LeRo7 Perldu:urry 8barman. MD of Mn.
Doroth1 Shuman ... 8)'1\'I& 81nlfflebeaD, daufl!ter Gr Mr. apd Mn. lob Fllber.-Pat. Gabriel Photo. i $
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DAY AND NIGHT
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WATIONAL ;!~~",.~ ASSOCIATION
M[Ml(R rtotRAL OtP'OSrT
INSURANC£ CQ.llPOIU.TIDP
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ing the one-hundredth birthday of graph, the fluorescent light.
a very famous son, Thomas Alva ~ ·aa the. record goes of h1I
Edison. What manner of man waa alm t endless achievement.a. But he? I His life reads rrtore like an what ot the man! What went on
Horatio Alger's story than a his-inside that amazing head What
tory of fact for no Amtrican in were hi1 philosophies and h1I
' dre ' • one lifetime accomplil;hed ao much aJJ'1I ·
of benefit to his fellow man as did Here are a very few of Edi-
Edison. son'sl Ideas-in his own words:
As a boy, Thomu Edison m;;.t "The poor man with a family ~
have felt the freedom and oppor-the man who hu my aympattiy
tunih· of America. At 17 he was and ls the man for whom I ~,. Working." • earning his own way aa a rail-, .
road telegrapher. At 20 he ar-"I uhialJ machinery the greatest
rived in New York without funds ~6-anan~m::r::~~~i::.
and in debt. Two years later he
had. perfected a stock ticker and ery ~ not have been fully ab-olisheCl until every task now ac-sold it for $40,000. complished. by human hands I.a
One invention followed another turneft out by some machlne, lf It
-(1097 patents in all were l.saued can tJe done as well or better by .
to him during his Ufetime)-the some machine."
incandescent electric light, the '"There ts 00 expedient to which
a man will not go to avoid the
labor I or thinking."
When approaching a new prob-
lem--
'"The first thing . to find out
what everybody else knoW11 and
Salee -DllCIM•--8enlce begin where they left off."
ne a;;::_~~ del Mu ''A man who dares to waste one
IUll.l.EY'r REFRIGERIJTIDQ
JERVICE CODIPllRY
N...-, i,,.._ l.llla hour of time-taas not discovered F.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~lthe value of life."· ! .. Everything comes ~ him who
hustles while he waits.
OWN YOUR OWN .H0"'1E
HAN s E·N 'S ZUMI 0.-. F?H& •
Confectionery & Lunch
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NOW OPEN EVENINGS
Sandwiches • Hambmaen
lleandry'e Bos: Candy •
E. J. (Bud) Jacklin
OONTllAoroa
CEMENT WORK
Flagstone Work -C,Cment Block Fences
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Flat Wo'* or F--
CALL i s z I ·I roa INPOlllllAn'oN
There are many
"In working out an Invention
.the ITIOSt important quality is per·
sistence. Nearly every man who Yml -YUM-That'• \\'bat Harry "'elch (extreme right) t.a)-'9 as he sllcea the 4-0th annJ\•enary cake develops a new idea works it up \\'hlch \\'a• handed to l . 8 . Barrett, preMdent, (extreme left.) at .JOtb an.nJ\·enary dlnnt:ir·meetlnc of
to a Point wher e it lobks impos· the Newport Harbor Chamber of'Commerce. Handsome man ln the center 111 Geoffrey l\lorpn, dJrec-
sible and then he gets discouraged. tor of public relations for the Douglu Aircraft Corporation, who wu prlnclpte speaker.
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Roast TURKEY
lrmCHICKEN
That's. not the place to get dis------------------------------K_e_n~t _Hi~·1_ch_c_oc_k_P_h_o_1_0._
couraged, that's the place to get
interested. Hard work and for-
ever sticking to a t hing until it's
done are the main things an in·
ventor needs."
• advantages 1n
financing a
home thru our
\ow-cost home
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NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS ••tl LOAN ASSOCIATION
P. A Palm<T, President .
"I speak without exaggeration
when I say that I have construct-
ed 3.000 different theories in con-
nect.ior;i. with the electric light,
each one of the m r easOnable and
apparently likely to be true. Yet
in two cases only did my eJV>eri-
ments prove the truth of my the-
ory." .
..Spilt miJk doesn 't inte rest me.
I hav~ spilt lots of it, and while I
have alwa)I' felt it for a few days,
it ts qulckly forgotten, and I turn
again to the future."
Even this brie.f glimpse inside
Edison's minq i• revealing of his
high purpose and dogged search
tor practical truth.
aaaa VIA LIOD HAR8DR 1aaa
No wonder the name of Thomas
AJ va Efdison lives strong and glor-
ious. \¥hat a lesson for every man
and woman today to face each dis-
couragbent with faith and con-
fidencei and In Edison's example--
.. turn again to the future." --NEWPORT BEACH, CALlf'CRNIA
YOUR 1.NEW HOME LOCtTION"
I. A. Beek'a ~ lleigbfa" Tract OB
lnboe Aveaae al Jlltll 8Veet often attn<>-
tmly priced bomealta wltll atllHiM wl
"N-F.......,... twtalled1wl ,.ill for.
IM m ti"'--y featue fll. W. develop-
-& wl y.. wl& agree M to Ille eseep-
tlcee' n... valw hen .. --· ClOllt.
P!ioM: $1200.00 to '1500.llO. • •
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M HUB ,_POWERS, Ag nt---Har ~2-W
J. A. BEEK OFFICE B OA F'EKRYl&Mt.i'
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Your friends and mine
·Mrs. Palmer Willets of Colton . . is down for a fe"' days, accom·
panied by a guest. a nd is staying
at her home on Cent ral avenue,
Balboa. S he has just r eturned
from a trip to Honolulu, flying
both ways.
$150
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Mrs. Henry Freman, Miramar
Drive, Balboa, is now home from
the hospital and r ecuperating from
a r ecent operation.
NEW YORK OUT STEAK ... -<----------·-.$2.50
WHOLE BROD.ED WBSTER· .... ---·---··-.. .$2.50 with drawn butter. •
BROILED SWORDF11!H STEAK .. ·-·-·-... -.... -...... .$1.50 FRIED COMBINA'I'Dj>N SEA FOOD __ .. _ .. _ .... _$1.50
Mrs. Robert Killcfer of Balboa
has been in Fresno this week
whei:e she is enjoying a reunion
with a group of San Marino
friends. She is expected back late
this evening.
FRIED SHRIMP --$1.50 RAINBOW 'I'ROUT .. ..$1.75
Hot Mince Pie with Brandy Sauce
8oupa . • i 881-4• • Dessert. . I
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orr, 106
Coral avenue, Balboa Island, are
parents of a son. lx>rn Feb. 2 in
St. Joseph hospital. He weighed
seven pounds, nine vunces.
Sam's $ea Food Spa
and Fish Market
Pbo-: Lon« -M0-79, ---ZSOl Cout mpway _ (N .... llell! -)
ACCEPTABLE. Sam D. Porter, publlder of tbe Ne .... ftlDfl:S, accept.a
from Ben Reddick. co-publJ.aber of u.e Pre., that newspaper'• trophy
for tbe Bot&l'J' Club, wblcb wu deemed tbe beet een1ce club dls-
plaJtac CJutatmas decoration. The award. w.. for the Botary apott·
eored Clubtmas tree on Balboa bland. Kent Hitchcock Photo.
t. NOTES OF THE BALBOA YACHT CLUB
' -Balboa Yacht club Will have Winter regatta. Dancing will fol-
thelr own newa publication to be lpw dinner and everyone coming
.. wvoel
LOS ANGILIS
HOLLYWOOD
LONG MACH
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IT BEACH
INVESTMENT
SfCUllTIES
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INVISTOIS"
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devoted to raclna:. IOCial ttems is asked to bring their own grog.·. ~==~==================~=====~========~ and chit-chat ~d to come out on The P .I.C. asaod.ati9n held a -
the fifteenth of each month, ac-business meeting Sunday and of-
cording to plans made at the board ficers elected were Dixon S~th, 0 . p E N
meetin& Saturday evening. Edi-president and Justi Mittler, sec-
toro of the new maaazlne will be retary. Bill Rempel and E. W.
Velma Barber, publicity director. sOlith were allO present.· u wu:
DAY
From 1 to 5 P. M.
~::f.r!.t.·:br[~" Je; ::..:: ~u: ~b~ !"e':: MO.DEL HOME FOR VETERANS oeries of spring danceo to be held Yacht' club, who bu joined the
~':ic -:.::!'·of~ p.m., good ::::::.:.: ~ ;1~ ~ On BJ k N rlh f · 1·7 h S I
To go back one day; on Frltle,y The group piano an active racing e ~ 0 0 t tr
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evening. Feb .14, Frank WatllOn, ae~ With. several races to Cat-
who 11 californla District ~ allna. They came out Sunday but · Built by GEORGE M. OLSTEIN '
tary for the Ughtninc class. will none finllhed. _ :='tta "':\: ;,f ~ =pl~p on1~ ": ~~ ~t!: for the NE~OBT BAY CQMP ANY
The P.C. uood&tlon will hold of the scheduled two, due to lack Fumishe...1 by. ,andscaped by a bullneu meeting Sunday morn-of wind. The PCa bad ....., atart-µ -
1ne. planning c1etau. ot the Feb . .,.. w!Ut' Fred s.....ies oom1n& in CRAWLEY FU. RNIT. URE e HOLLISTER BROS'. 16 rate clown to Loi An&del tint. Larry l'Wboefer WU aecood -r
Yacht club for the Midwinter re-4Dd Sid WU-third. Dr.~ 'IBm -D nllft' OIQ: or~ IM -"? ~tta. eoe.S will leave the club s-,... fourth. McFarlln ond .. .....,,G B..,..,.. --a t.-•-IN ~ ,,....... · •-·· ........,. uu.,•.1. ""'. . • .,..,_,,,.,, """' .. :& ~ A-A at 10 a. m. or tram the jetty a Ed Giddlap did not flnllh ond . --
10:30. No. 61 foiled to -• -.... Make »,~..__.. • .... ·-ns ~ow for·· Your Home· The loClll .P. C. flttt-will join 1n the llhodoo ·-Bob ~-~TAUU
with the San -flftt in -· ......... -. Durant ---·"'· NEWPORT BAY MPAuv: Ille a 6:30 p. m. balfet -at Dr. Fnnl<. Hawanl third. No. 9 RI:
LATc ... t11e-.."' Friday, __ f-o. -Oooiwrp w-1151' F.alt 17th St. Mea
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---~:1~~~~f~m -12 ·SChool Oishi . Add :~;::;i~k·~ Funds fo.r Buil. 1ng. W~
Central avenue, &Joo.; returned Twelve !ld>ool dlstrlctili In Orange county hiad accumulatod $623,000
-SUnday after tllree weeks In In building funds to June 30, l!N6, and ~ to.accumulate S281$00
the Wllsblre -Pltal recovering In the. future. carnornla I Taxpayen' association said today, making ~ 11 • I public its study or accumulative building runlla of IObool cli.tricta In
U"1UI an opera oru .cautornia counties. i ~ * '• ·-.Bein& allowed to come home was Districts In the county, 'with accumulatl ' through 1945-46 and
a ID09t agreeable sµrprise and be additional amounts certified' to be accwnulat iJi the future include:
r • Total AchUUoaal
ts now allowed to have visitors. liulat.edl to be
On Monday his grandparents, Mr. 1 ~ ~~:4
md Mrs. M. H. Peelor ot Placen-Orange county-Total ......................... .............. '9!S.000 $t81,600
tia, were down for the day. Anaheim Un~on ~gh ---·-······-·············· ········--·--· 40,000 ---·-·······
Fullerton Union High ·······r··························-····· 300,000 ........... .
Francis J. Horvath ,
INOOME TAX SERVICE
.Federal aad State
.Offtce: 328 28th SL
Phoae Harbor ~.R
• p-..e: Beacon 5111
Garden Grove Elementary (2) ·············-··········· I 10,000 25,000 Huntington Beach Union High .... ..,.................. 32,500 67,500
Katella Elementary ·········-························-······· ............ 25,000 LagUna Beadl Unified (2) ................................ 95.000 80,000
Laurel Elementary ·············-················-····-······· 6,00) ........... .
Newport Harbor Union Hie,h ···············-··········· 40.000 20,000
Orange Elementary (2) ... ~······················-······· 69,500 10,000
San Juan Elementary (2) ···-··········-········ .. ····· 14,000 4,000 TuStin Elementary ............ ..,. ...... :......................... ............ 50.000
Over the state as a whole, $14,-,
54~ had been accumul&ted up lated over five years for arty pro-
to ~.une 30. 1946, and $6,034,137 ject. t.tonies from taxes levied and
aditional was certined to be ac-other sourcbs, including unencum-
cumulated in the future. bered bal I be ed Th
Accumulations are made under ances, may us · e
California state law whieh pro-law permi~ considerable flexibil-
vides that funds may be accumu-ity in changing plans.
Trustees r.f nearly 300 Califor-
nia public school .Watricta have
set aside money for expansion of
HOME · - -AUTO
MARINE
RADIOS REP AIRED
24-Hour Service
915 Coast Highway
Newport Beach
classroom and plant facilities in
thi.a way, the association said
Buys Mesa Cab Co.
George Nehring, 2070 Newport
Blvd .. Costa.J Mesa, has purchased
the Mesa 'Cab Company, 1818
Ne wport Blvd .. from G. M. Moses.
Nehring, a veteran of World War rr. serve« five years with the
Army Air Forces. including duty
with the Nirilh Air Force in Eng-
la nd and Frjmce.
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' ·' INCREASED ACTIVITY In the baslDeu of tbe Newpon Harbor·
muter's ofnoe bu made It nece8ury to make tbl• new add.IUoo to
tbe present building which .. betnr erected at a C09t of 12500.
-oto b Hu h McMillan.
The lnquirin; Photographer
By Walt.er Gerhardt
"What do you t!Unk Ne\\-'J)Ort l M. E. NEWLAl\'D, 540 San Ber-
Beach needs m ost! J nardino S t. Newport Heights :
R. W. LUSK, 108 18th Street, . I heard .today that Juvenile De-
Ne" rt Be h. hnquency 1s ~p 'PO ac · ove r 60% in
I feel that parking is our num-Orange County
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lerri. We should1 figures. I feel
have the same that we should
type of parking 1 do our part as
a rea that Bal-l good citizens in
boa has. Some 1 sponsoring some
provisicn must
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be made for the Center where
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Head ol Belmont
Furniture'•
Decorative Department
The success of your home
d epends upon the akill and knowledge of ejl'.pert styling,
rorrect choice of furnlshlngs
and color scheme, and ar-
ranaemenl Our Decorative
Department can give you th.ls
valuable asslstanCe. Come in
and talk to our expert MB. U. ABTllUB MANN-YOU will
tlnd it well worth while.
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ZO'Jl Santa Fe •t Tel. 1M-83 • \\'~t Lonr Beach t . I "Fwr'n;.ture for Particular HomelJ"
R.R. PENllJ Pro.rideni aftd Geni al Manager
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heart cd~ack
.Lay seige to her heart with these irresistible Valentine
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>he'll proudly wear the heart·shaped earrings,
1tunningly highlighted with clusters of ;
;mouldering simulated rubies . . . and
the bewitching, gold·filled locket is
destined to steal her heart away.
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who use this som e entertainment would be
town as a base j available. Too many of us for-
o f operations. get that we were young once and
It is a l_ittle difficult to come"back let of( steam iJl our own ways.
every hour from a li ve bait boat
or barge to put nickels in a park-
ing meter . We should also have
some place for the bathers to
change clothes, run either by the
city or by private owners.
A . M. REINERT, Manager Fitz-
patricks Department Store, New-
port ~ach :
I'd like to see the proposed wid-
ening or Cen-
tral Avenue go
through ~ o on.
This has been a
bottleneck long
enough. I am
against the idea
of putting a
hood on park-
t ing meters on
Sunday. Since
mo'st of the lo-
cal m<>rcha nts are oPen on that
day it would work a definite h&rd-
ship. I do feel, however, that we
could dis pense "i th said met~rs
during the winter months.
Lido Theatre
Phone Harbor %114
Doon Open Nightly at 8 :15
• Endt Saturday • Feb. 8:
The re-IM11e1 you have been
teqUNllilc!
Tyrone Power-Henry Fonda
a Gene Tierney-in
" Jesse James"
"Return of
Frank James"
• Sunday thru Wectne.ciay:
Claudette Colbert
Walt,er Pldpoa
, lune Allyton
Uonet Barrymore
Robert Statlnc-
"The Secret
Heart". -
e StartoTbanday,Fel>. U:
aa.dolpb Scott 7 LJllll -'
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"Home Sweet
Homicide"
& Tom Dralle -0-•• ...
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Your friends and mine
Mrs. Mary Erickson of Coast
boulevard and her sister, Mrs .
Sally Bell of El Paso, Texas,
visited the latter's daughter at
San Pedro for several days last
week and this week have been
visiting in San Diego with a sis-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. David Holtby jr.
and daughter Marjorie are spend-
ing the spring vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. David Holtby sr .. 1518
West Ocean Front. Mr. Holtby is
a student at the University of
Southern California.
"Working Girls With Big Ideas"
-Sales took an unexpected jump
one day when Mrs. Nyman was
invited to demonstrate her cleaner
at a bridge party. "Imagine my
surprise", she said afterwards, ''I
sold 24 bottles on the spot." Read
this success story in The Ameri-
can Weekly, the magazine distri-
buted with next Sunday's Los An-
geles Examiner.
Balboa Theatre
Phon e Harbor 28
Doon Open Nightly at 8:30
• Enda Saturday -Feb. 8:
Alan Udd , Victor MatuN
"Captain
Caution"
Brian AIM!:rae
Victor McIAclen
"Captain Fury"
• Chapt. 8 7 "Chick Carter"
• 811nday thru Wecloelday:
Eu.luatve Harbor Dlatrlct
, Showtnc!
Me~ldwyn.-Ma)"U'•
"Rage in
Heaven"
Btanlloc
INGRID 11DG11AN ...
aom:ar MONTOOlllE&Y
wfUa 0-rp e.-1en
'Mlle Wat.Ma. 0...-
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from her home in Vienna, near
Washidcton, D. C., teWn1 ol ber
activities since leaving Balboa
laland where she and Don spent
the war yelll"I while Lt. Col.
Schrepel was overseas.
She reports the co\onel likes IJil
I work in the Pentagon ~~ldl~C
and that she ls as busy tht!re as
she was here, acting al room
mother at school and belng or-
ganizing chairman for the Cub
Scouts ~hich are just \getting
started., with all the· attendant
training of Den Mothers.
On top of that Mrs. Schrepel
writes she has been asked to do a
news column for the local weekly
paper and while she will be very
busy she says "I miss all my
I friends there in Scouts, P.-T. A.,
Stamp club, News and vacation-
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invites you 10 1top in 11 your nei!hborhood Safeway Sto~ today and make )'OU r
wl«tions. Coiapart Safeway'• everyday loW yiriOH with thOK you ha~r ~n paying.
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~ l"!l<d.• tine of U!!O·on Joeeph P. va.n.uti._ oi,.i.6 ~I Pino a~t.
Santa Ana. faand cull17 ot drunk
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Dlbllatiq Ja-llcbtin& --centers. ces .Pu,11L~c' -NoTl~E •
er; they provided air """"' fer Mn. Butler WU ha about The t II prepared by Mn. 8WOIWFl8R.
our OJnphlbloua loras; they lier.... this good piece of n...,_ "It will Blrc!le q.trander &nd Mrs. Mar-!Contlniled trom Paae 1l •
ly counttted th.I enemy's aerial mean th&t our clilldren will have goret Ctpbell ls the.housekeeper. of Laguna Beach; Arthur Taylor .NOTICE ro BIDDERS; Invita·
attacks and des~ hla planes; a pla<;e to go unW April nz.st &nY· The ool program II a v&rled and Dean Colver, both . of Lido Uon1 to bid on t~ 1947 catch of
and they tnructeli terrific loasem way." one, wt h the children be l n g Isle and George Huntington /iand Broadblll Swordfish Pl;od.Uced in
an ~ Japanese ii Oeet and mer-. "~t the appropriation bill taught tfeir AB~a as well as be-George Lind, both ot Bay Is and. Southern California waters by in-
chabt unita aunk or damaged. Dar-signed by the governor puLkel the ing giver instruction in creative Schll'ldule Follow• dependent fishermen operating un-
b:ac and depmdable in combat. the cash available extensive until June art. Peacock, former ccrholder of der the Swordfilhennen'a Stand-
&eneau Wood wtVt her e:allant of-30th," she was told !l'yplcal Examples the natJonal clay courts doubles a.rd Contract plan 1J hereby tend-
ftctta. and men rendered loyal Look For ·Place One of the pupils receiving ln-championship in 1940, will oppote red.
11e1"YiCe ln achlevin,1 the ulti.m~.te ''I know." Mrs. Butlel"' said. "but son is ttie son of Mr. and Mn. Lamb in the feature singles match Undersigned member of the
defeat of the Jap&nese Empire. ~ building beJonga to Boys Al-Richard Williamson of Newport at 1 p.m. at the. Lido Oubhouse awordfiahermen'a committee w1ll
Boyer was altaehed to the (airs, Inc., which so kJndly leased Beach. Dickie's mama ls employed court. receJve bids until March 15, 1947
. Fia:htina Squadron No. 31, an air "It to the state board of elucatlon at the til'ev.'J)Ort Beach Oty Hall. This will be followed by a which shall be on aame buts as
-.uadron operating off the Belleau until April, 1947, when the leue M . I Lee p kins 1 th doubles exhibition between Lamb previous contract. and state price
Wood. Boyer has also aeen service expires." ' daug~;-!1 of Mr. :id Mrs.s Lero~ and Donnell VI. Peacock and Maca to be paJd to fishermen for dressed
at Great Lakes, m ., Air Station "So this is the building which Perkins.~ Mama is employed and Donald, Orange county public Swordfish delivered at the ports
in Norfolk. Virginia, Carrler Air 'Nill accomodate the newly pro-Daddy erk 1 n 5 ls advertising parks champions. of Santa B arbara, San Pedro,
Service Units 1, 8 and G. and also posed Boys Cub of Costa Mesa." salesman for The Santa Ana In-The complete schedule follows : Newport Beach and San Diego.
aerved at the Naval Air Bue on said the News-nmes represents-de d t UDO CLUBHOUSE COURT: Other Polntl optional.
Guam. He waa disch&r&ed from tive. pen en · 10 a.m. _ w arman vs. Tindall; Fishermen retain right to ac-
the Naval service, honorably. on "Yes, this is It," said Mn. But-Larry Sharman is the son of 11 :30 a.m.-Taylor and Colver VJ. cept or reject any or all bids..
Jan. 15 1947 ler. Mrs. Dorothy Sharman of Costa Pratt and Helrnholz; 1 p.m.-Swordtlahermen'1 Committee
' · "Have you found another place Mesa, another employed mother. Lamb t>s. Peacock ; 2 :30 p.m.-By W . L. OLESEN. Mr& Marion Polk for the nursery school?" Sylviai Stufflebean is the daugh-Lamb and Donnell vs. Peacock Address: 369 Canta Cr:iz Street,
S ha H "No," said Mrs. Buller amlllng, ter or_ rytr. and Mrs. John Fisher and MacDonald; 4 p.m .-miXed San Pedro, C&lif. UCCUmp-~ at Ome "but we are still lool<ing for a of Balt>qa,. both of whom are em-doubles exhibition. Pub.-Jl'eb. 4. 8, 11, 13. 18,. 20, 25, 1H7.
Mrs. Marion Polle, 38, of 512 place." ployed. . FIRST LIDO ISLE COURT: lO
Ff u 11 er ton avenue, Newport "How rlliJny chlldttn are cared These are just typical examples Ba t ll 11 30 -Heights, died Tuesday. She had for here?" of 11 •~ h'Jdr h be a.m.-ncro t vs. Ro ins; : NOTICE.t OF INTENDED SALE
we -'-'•n.i. c 1 en w 0 are -a.m.-Hanson and Lee vs. VaDey been a resident ol Newport Beach "Our capacity ls 40, but at the ing accomodated and trained to Hunt club doubles team; 1 p.m.-NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that Ia.ck Cualdy and Elale Cualdy, thel.r addrtU being 102 McJl"a.dden Place, Newport Bu.ch. Call fomla, Intend to .ell to Wilbur H. Thomu and Kary ~e Thomu, hu•band and ..tfe, u Joint tena.nta, thalr addreN belns 402
for the last three yea.rs and was present we have only 33 children," be little ladies and gentlemen at Tindall and Foster vs. VHC.
a native of Wheaton, ID. Mrs. Butler replied. ''Up to last the Costa Mesa Nursery school
She is survived by her husband, January we were. operating to full · BAY ISLAND COURT: 10 a.m . All t!le children are mannerly 1 30 David: her parents, Mr. Md Mrs. capacity and we had 8 long wait-d -H~a ey vs. Hazel tone; 11: a.m . and readily a apt themselves to 1 Arthur Guild of Wheaton; one ;..,g list." -MacDonald vs. Donnell; p.m.-.... the c.nditions set forth in the
ower Street. Coeta Meu. C&lltomla.. lhe re•taura.nt bu11lntu k n o w n u
·•cu1ldy'~'. located at 102 McFadden Pia~. Newport, Bu.eh, Ca.llfomta. In-cl uding lhe furniture, flxturea, equip.. ment . good-wlll a.nd •tock In trade, on the toth day ot tr'ebruary, 19'46 at Ten O'Clock A. M .• at the Trust De-
daughter, Miss Joanne Shaw; Pr,_,.am I• Vuted Huntington and Lind vs. Funston --b th Arth t GI ~.-school schedule, which begins at d Hal u.u-=' ro ers, ur, 0 en-A head teacher, eight othe r an e. dal d Robe d Donald both rP 6 :30 o'clock in the mornlng and e an rt an · • teachers. a cook and a house-BEACON BAY COURT: 10 a.m. ol Wheaton and three sisters, k h W! closes at six in the evening. L W hb Lee 11 30 eeper com}:>OSe t e s · operat-- . a.s urn vs. ; : a.m. Eleanor, Dorothy and Lucille, also h --• 1 th Heal' Good Storie. -So E t 1 ing t e nursery ~.:.1100 at e pres-Th w.. 1 h-"ul rensen va. a on; p.m.-ot Wheaton. e .,.,ur y sc ~ e seems long bell E w hb ent time. d ed B A vs. . as urn. r.art.me.nt cf the Jl'lnl N&Uonal Bank n Santa Ana. Santa Ana, Callforn1&.
Thfl ccn•ldentlon or price la to be paid tc·lhe Eecro .... Holder at the time .. nd place ot Mle. F\meral services will be held The school and the staff are an t ious. ut actually it is
Friday ai 2 p.m. at the Grauel under the sppervision of Sidney not. Periods are adjusted ao that
chapel, Costa Mesa, with the Rev. H. Davidson of Costa Mesa. who there is time for stujy, time for
E. D . Goodell officiating and in-is principal of the Newport Har-play, tilne for rest and time for
terment will bei in Westminster bor Union H igh School and local na.ps.
agent for the state educational During rest ptriods as the child-AttentiQn, Boys! di!partment.• ren sprtad out on their backs on
Besides Mrs. Butler . the head a large r.iatting which lies in front
teacher, the teaching staff ln-of a b~iskling and large log-fire
eludes Mrs. Hope Bose, Mn. Vir-place, one of the teachers reads
Bicycle · licen1e will be issued
Saturday, Feb. 8, at the Balboa
hland fire hall from 9 to 12 a. m.
aoording to an announcement
mad¢ by local police.
ginia Davidson, Mn. Sally Hines~ a story to them.
ley, Mrs. Alice Jones, Mrs. Regna It l!: a rather tranquil scene. .-------------------~-----;;;;ii;"i Some of the smaller girls and
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Boat Owners-::-Farm Owners
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6-V oft Tiny Tim • S2-Volt U. S.
124-0I wall.•) \600 watle)
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12-Volt • 125-Volt A. C. -U. S.
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Briggs aad Stratton 1 Cyl, S~ H.P.
U. S. Marine 1 Cyl., 2¥., H.P.
Briggs and Stratton 1 Cyl., S~ H.P. (with rev. gear)
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boys close their eyes, with their
arms and hands flung back, under
their heads, as if in a dream, as
the teacher's voice is heard.
Othen just lie quietly, their
eye!, either on the reader or on
the crackling log, which breaks
softly .ln half, with the larger
hall sliding genUy to one side be-
hind the tall, protecting mesh-
wire tha t confines the burning
embers to the furnace.
End of Peaceful Day
When the time comes for a nap
the chiidren enter a large sleeping
room. rhere there are lowslung
cots, with pillows, sheets and
quilts awaiting their tired, little
bodies.1
Some of them can undress
themselves, but the younger ones
still need a little help, which the
matronly teachers a n d house-
keeper so readily give at all times.
There is no !unmaking when the
children are ready to catch up on
a little needed sleep. All seem to
realize the fl'('lings of the other
and off to the la nd of nod they
go after thi:>y have had their word
with God.
It y~u really want to see some-
thing worthwhne that is happen-
ing right her e in the harbor area
you mUst visit the Newport Har-
bor Nursery School at Anaheim
and Balboa streets, Costa Mesa. ·
It's a l\1UST for your tour booK.
Bicycle Theft
Famed Red Heads
Battle All Stars
At High Monday
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teated an Al1 Star team here Jest
a member of the Vanity and Bee
halls, Hazel Walker will challenge
year by one point. Between the
basketball team to a free throw
contest as well as t}¥! champ from
the Community league. She is the
world's champlqn hoop tosser and
wise people n~ver bet against &er.
The Dons will come to town on
the crest of win streak which hu
put them into a tie for first place
for the league championship. Star-
Clue May Lead
Police to Haunt
.O.ted lhl• l•l day ot February,, 1H7. JACK CASSWY JtLBU: CASSIDY Pub.-Feb. I , 11M7.
NOTICE OF INTENDED, MOATOAQE
NOTICE ra HEREBY GTVEN that Wilbur H. Tbomu and Mary sue Thcmu, huaband and wtte; their ad-dreu bfllng 402 F'lc...,e.r Street. eo.ta Meaa. C&lltomla, Intend to mortg'&p to Jack Cauldy and El•le Cautd7, their add~• btlns 102 JilcP'adden Plaee. Newport Beach. California, all of the tlztu~•. furniture and equip-ment u.ed In connection with the re•taurant bu•lneu located at 102 Kc · Fadden Pl~. Newport Beach . Cali-fornia. at 10:00 O'Clock A. Ill. on lhe tOlh day of February, 1947 at tbe Trust Department ot the F1nt NaUo-nal Bank In Santa Ana, F1nt Natio-
nal Bank Bulldl nK. S..nta Ana, CaJl-fornlL Dated thl1 l•t da.y or Fe)lruary. 1947. WlLBUR H. THOMAS KARY SUE THOM.AS Pub.-Fe.b. 6, 1947.
CERTIFICAT E OF BUSINESS Fictitious Firm Name
THE UNDICRSIGN!:D doea hereby certify that •ht 11 conducting a Beaut1 Parlor bu1lne .. at Corona del Mar, 609 (Continued from Page 1) C<¥1Jt Highway. City of Newport
A police report Stated that a B~ach. County of Orange, State of Call· tornla, under the tlctltloua tlrm n&me city street cleaner came onto the ot CROWN OF THE SEA BEAUTY
Island at 4 :55 o'clock and notlced SALON and that u ld firm 11 compoeed
that there was debris in front of ~dlh~~~1:i:!n:,.r~~lo::O: :.i~e•
the camera supply shop and that Yiu Lola A. Ott, 806 Hlcko~ fle.reet , Santa Ana. C&llf. the plate glass had been broken. WITNESS my hand lhl• 30th day of
It was ascertained by the lnvesti-January, 1947.
gators that the city employe did STATE OF c.&.Lr11~J~z!: cr-1'·
not caJI the police station. • COUNTY OF ORANGE > •· ON TBTS 30th day ot .January A.D., 0 . A. J ohnson of 208 20th street, 1947, before me F. c . Venn a Notary
N t Be h 'd b li Public ln and tor u.ld County and ewpor ac . was S81 Y po ce State. ruldlnl" therein duly ccmml•-to be the street cleaner referred al oned and 1worn, pe~nally appeared to in the police report. Lola A. Ott kzlo...,n to me to bf! the persoo who.e name 11 11ub9Cribed to Police Chief R . R. Hodgkinson the within Inlltrument, and acknowl-
reported that he rode over Marine edged to me that 11he · eze.cuted the ...... avenue in a patrol car at 5 140 a .m. IN wtTNEea WRERroF. I b&..-e
d 0 · th h hereunto aet my ha.ad and at.nxed my an n pass1.ng e camera S op official IH!.al the day a.nd year In thla
observed the window was broken, certificate tint above wrttten.
It was then that the police de-Notary Pu1i1cf·1nv;=~NFor Said
partment and Mr. F orsythe was County and State. notified. (My C(lmmlulon Ezpl~A Jan. 21, 1950.)
M F h Pub.-Feb. 4. 11 . 18. 25, 1947. r . orsyt e, who Jives at 280 --------~---
Wilson street, Costa Mesa, item-
ized the stolen articles as four
came ras and one pair ot binoc-
ulars.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO EN·
GAGE IN THE SAL E OF A LCOHL·
IC BEVERAGES
February 5. 1947
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice. Is hereby given that tltteen days after the date po11ted . the under-1lgntd prop(lee.11 to ae.11 alcohllc bever-.11.irea at the11e premlse11. deecrlbed u rol low1 : 102 McYADDEN P\,ACE. NEWPORT BSA CH.
••
' . H BALI: llJMJW:ll.4'!Ql01J8 ---P-A'"'".-I-N.._T_I _N_G __ I
lllllW.0111D• ' •&U.a~us •
12 YMn Service In Newport Haner Anio .
Hany Hall
PAINT1NG OON'l1UCI'OR
-Phcme1
Beacon 5'1ll
274 E. 19th !ltr<!et • 2'-tlt
CESS POOLS and
SEPl'IC. TANKS
Installed Anywhere In
. Orange County
Contr&ct DrUltng
Sewer Corinectlon
(All Work Guaranteed)
Full In&urance Carried
J. R. McCORMICK
-. ' .
EtECTROLUX CLEANER
and AIR I PURIFIER -
Now· Availa~le For Delivery
Phone Harbor 2574-W -9 to 5 P.M.
' Phone Harbor 1!195-R After 5 P .M. -' "BILL" FLETCHER
Authorized Electrolux N:ent for the Bay Area
P. 0. Box 292 -cOrona de! Mar
BUSINESS OUIDE lOBUSlNESS 0111DIC
-INSURANCE-
8-4tc
11
340 Victoria SL Costa Mesa • • FIRE • AUTOMOBILE e YACHT Beacon 5069-J
93-tfc • COMl'ENS.t.TION
~~tn "re=CE "STU" DUNLAP
:la! Marine Ave. Balboa Island Ph. Harbor 200-J
TRONART,INC. ;;;;~~;:;;;;-;;;;-;-;:==~-=-:-===-::=="=-:-:-~~-Radio, el«tronlca, aound--Sala UIPLOYMENT WANTED 11 1 SALE MISCELLANEOUS
and aervfce--marine and domeltlc. ADULT wil stay with children.
Ph. H. 1252-M ELEGTR l90l W. Central. Newport Beach, See Stondage at 9221> W. Cen· . OLUX
79-tfc tral. 11.,!tc VACIJU?4 CLEANER
• EXPERIENCED Real Est ate Large model, $27.50, complete
Broker would like position in or with attachments: beautifully re--CARPENTERING WORK, Alter-near Newport, as salesman. 1 A. built. Written 1 yr. GUARANTEE
atlons, Remodeling and Repair. D M 809 N Cr S on order; demonstrated in your Phone Santa Ana 109l>W. . oore o. ane t., h b Compton, Califorriia. 11-2tp ome, no o ligation. __________ 1_o:-s~tc l ---'---------_; 'Phone or writ..
AVON REPRESENTATIVE tor
Corona del Mar and Balboa
llland, Mrs. Bernardine New-
lon 514 Acacia, Corona del Mar.
Harbor 35-W. ll-4tc
MET· CLAD PRODUCI'S
--by-
CLARK & Bf. Tlil6
MeWllzlrie
Weldin& SpeclallllO
:506 30th SL -Harbor 2!509
Newport Beach 9'-tfc
AL LACHMEYER
SIGNS
Trucks, Boats, Walll, Windom, etc.
Beacon 5178-W
348 E . 18th SL, Costa Mesa
96-tfc
HARBOR
Plumbing Service
1768 Newport Blvd., Beacon !5048W
REPAIR.ING OUR SPECIALTY
Contractiq and Supplies 97tfc
Y;\RD and LAWN WORK
Phone Beacon 5283-W .
500 Cliff Drive, Newpor t Hgts.
C", lOtfc
J 'ZoRIC
•
DRY CLEU!JNG
In Our Own Plant
PICKUP AND
DEL!Vmt
• Phorle
BEACON 5798-J
Lido Cleaners
4ll6 Newport Blvd
-~tfc
f'OR A RELI/J!LE Paint Job oe
your hoine, call Beacon 5330
alter 4;30 p.m. 10:-tft
COOPERATIVE
. ROOFING CO.
New and Repair
Phone &aeon 5280-R
216 E. :19th SL, Costa Meea
2().tf(
ROOFS
W. J. BENBOW
Phone Harbor 1012 J
82-tfc
ALTERATIONS 8t Dresmaklng SUN VACUUM STORES
work at home by experienced Lml& Beach 416 American A"9.
Japanese-American. 110 Cablillo 1 Phone Lone Beach ~
back of Hi-Way G.ara&e, Colt& &-ttc
Mesa. Call Mon., Wed. or Friday.
8-4tp
WINDOWS WASHED by' college
bo)'ll, $1.00 per hr. After 2 p.m.
Call Beacon 5529-M. 10:-2tc
EMPLOYMENT -OFFERED
FOUNTAIN GIRL
Gunclerlon Drug
Phone Harbor 515. I 7-tfc '
WANTED-Women to take care
of 3 children, 1 at home, 2 11n
school. Wednesda)'ll 8t FrldaYI.
8 a.m. till sometime ln evening.
Also to do light housework. Ap-
ply 208 Amethyst, Balboa Ialand.
9-4tp
COMPLETE
HOUSE CLEANING
SERVICE
Free Est.imates ·
Kitchen and Wall WaahJnc
Floor Cleantnr and Waxtnc
Window Oeantnr Caulldnc
Patnttnc '
All Work Guaranteed
Harbor 379.J
. Al's House & Window
Cleaning Service
86-tfc
WANTED -Radio service man. --------------Call Beacon 5263-W. 10:-2tc IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Scotch tape, VariOU3 llzet:, Oft I 1ale at the News-Times .
On Roper, Magic Chef
and O'Keefe &. Merrit
Gas Ranges
MOTHER'S HELPER to stay 1tn V 0 GEL '•S
pleasant home assist with hoUse 100 Main Harbor 145
work &2 children. Call from ____________ s._tf_c
{) :30 to 7 :30 p. m. Harbor 15721J .
11-ltc
GIRLS-
Get a Good Job
With a Future
'
People are using the telephono
more than ever-'
So-there are more and more op-
portunllies for gt'rls u
TELE ·PHONE
0 PER-AT 0 RS
with the
Southern California
Telephone Company
Fire PIAO"' and Khufltn1
WOOD
Dollvered
H. W. WRIGHT
Ph. Beacon 5665
1784 Newport Blvd. 3-tfc
FOR SALE--1000 pink brick, 2
\\indow frames &. s8sh. 712 Be·a-
oon street, Newport H eights.
Phone Beacon 5291-J. 11-ltJ
WHEELCHAIR, Crutches, Hear-
ing Aid ( i,, price), and other
thi~gs. Ca1l Charles F . Denni-
son between 10 a.m . and 4 :30
p. m. Harbor 1092-J. 11-tfc
PUMPS
WORTHINGTON
PRESSURE -CENTRIFUGAL•
F or All Pressure
Soden Reh\geratlon
623 So. Los Angeles St., Anaheim
Phbne 4652 11-ltc
The rate ot pay ls good-start at--------------
$30 for a 5 day week, in moat
communities.
Increases are frequent--seven in
the first two years •alone, and
many more after that.
Work ts ln pleasant offices with
friendly co-worken and con.std
erate, helpful supervisors.
Dynamic & Static
WHEEL BALANCING
All Electric
RECAPPING
D. Williams of 717 West Cen-
tral avenue, Newport Beach, re-
ported to police the theft of his
bicycle last \VMnesday.
Included were a Gennan make,
Linhoff camera, valued at $475 ;
a Medalist camera, valued at $220;
two l\fercury 35 MM: cameras,
va lued at $165 and a pair of bi-
noculars. valued at $85. Pursu.11.nl to euch Intention. the undenilgned 11 .. pplylng to the State i .. FIREW=="oo""""n-~ •is-.-00-co_rd. __ P_h_o_n• Board or Equallu.llon for IUU&Dce on ~ Inquire If more information la de-
sired-or apply New Used
Going to Build Dis Yem ·?
CASINO CAFE
Corner Main and Central BALBOA
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
7 A.M. Until Midnight _
DELICIOUS FOODS
B~AST ·:-LUNCH -:· DINNER
~~
UN ZONE
•
In
BALBOA
Open ..
Week Ends
•
origin&.! application ot an alco holic Santa Ana 6079-R. 90-tf< be•erage lice.nae ror these premlaea u follq,w•: ON SALE BEER LICENSE. An yone dulrlng to prote11t the Issu-ance or 11uch ll«nae may rue a verified prott11t with the State Hoard of Equall· &atlon at S&cr&mento, Calltornt&. st.11.t-lng ground• for denial aa provided by law . 'Ille prem,lsee are not new lleenaed tor lhe u.Je ot alcoholic beveragu. WILBUR H. TROXAS Pub. Feb. 6. 1947. -........ ·---... --···-
PLUMBING
AMON WEST
Repairing and Remodellng
Sink Stoppage and Etc. -
Southern California
Telephone Company
100 E. Bay Ave., Balboa
. 514\i No. Main St., Santa Ana
or Call Chief Operator
6-tfr
TIRES
Recap Your Present Tires or
Buy Your New 'nret: at
Lesters Tire Shop
2900 w. Central
Newport Beach ll·ltC
BUlIDIE88 OUIDE H
FORMED WlnckhleJds It -Ratel
Coven made to order. Also Pia·
lg!-It' Lucite Sheeto for safe
Nu-World Pl'oducto Comp&DJ:
303 Third St., Hunttnctoa Beach
Phone Hunttnctan Beacll 178
Phone Harbor 289-M
Home Address 208 29th SL
S.tfc WANTED-Housekeeper 8t some FOR SALE-New Glbeon 11omt
PICBSON AL H one dependa ble to core tor 2 !n!ezer 7-5 cu. tl SO cycle
SWIMMING In three ,_ ._ children full time. Board 8t room venlent tdde type'. SWl In •.:;;:
where by appolnbnonL Duld on Udo Isle. Phone Harbor~ Ina! crate purm...i fnlm BuJ.
Knlabt. Roam ru. 4411 E. s-. ===:---=--:---:--s._3~1p locka 3 ,_,tbs aco tcr S3S6 oo. llde, Looc Beech, Calif. 7..IJtc WANTED-Experienced carpen-WW lell for 1325.00. Locatd
~tf• 1'1u.ln!PoBTATION ters. Harbor 2785-J. ll-ltp Harboe bland. Phone Yarlt 5071. ______ .:..;_ ___ _;11;:111.t.Y lll8<JELLANICOIJ8 • 7-tff
CORSON & RAY CO.
General Cqntractors
Complete Building
Service
BICYCLES FOR SA!.E -Emerson upright
Bold. ll&lecl,or Repalnd. piano In very cood . condition.
· VOGCL'll $85.00. Call Harbor 1328 ofter
100 -&, Balboa • 6 p. m. ll-2ti>
1111 Kutne. ---. Auto Batteries
-Rubber Separaten
-UA-.. U'IT=-Alllll-, ------u-.1 llHDonth -'6. 'Ill Ex.
-PHONES--MAauNE -MAanNELESS Colllp<tJJ!ded Motor on
uari-1!1'2().W Penniment 'W:aves Ganon. 'Ille
--====-==-:==-==87:::·d,....• 1 ~~~Ph. ~T&-w Weete~ Auto· Supply
CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK y·• 1Jeautv Shi . . Aldlaizod I>Nw 9radln&. excavatlnc. Central 1ro,, o!': JDWOi:t...ODaO,t lbr 111311 Newport Bhd.. -Colt& ~
tlllap. R. L Harmon. ~ . • 'Ill-tic l ~-tfl:I
Santa Ana 5090-J, S.tfc L08T Alm romm a REFRIGERATION
Catpentry.....COncrete
,General Co~
HAND-TOOLED lea-pkl r1il
containing wallet with L ID. It
mapshota. Voluable· to owner •
Dame9tlo-=--0•1411wdlJ. 1 RADIOS .
llalel It Seilce I Jame& B. Mt!Kee
1111111~.4-aw-M ;-
Keep CUl'l'eDey 6 return to JL Newpmt Electde ApplleMe t
• ' Nailer 91.8\i E. Ooeen Front. 2805 Oimt llhd.-a.rtiar 2111 I
S.:... Rewad far :-t,~·'~'·~-~'j--,;;r-;;iii~liijjiiiii;'"li~Mlf~~I
I T-all
'pp=-: to '*' •• , ~--. ~ ___ ....... _
· I 11 ''-·--W--tbo
-.----7 • ,
I
BARD ROOT
Fruit · Trees and Roses
CITRUS TREES
Time to Spray
"Good. Timing
Means Better Cropo"
Pp~~~ SPRAY RIG
l.J=i<SED OPERATOR
Hollister Bros.
NURSERY
• l.andwcaping
11& Harbor Boulevard
Colt& Maa • Be8COll 5200
ll-tfc
' VENEnAN BLINDS-Ah--
ateol, ~ c.n .. far free .OU:
...._ Pm "'*dan It nfl•W.•c
.... Coin. v---Clo. W• 111111 -No•1Gl A~ 0..-.1 ft:B n .-w. . -..
~
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I•
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• MUWU LSI
+ • Ji aaT ·a n••. ••r-a •• •1, xmow • ;"°,.::,::•:..:::· =::· :=--::-=:-::U:i-;;:::;:& I -&Ul!aLmAn
SALE _ llnMldJomn -FOR RENT-Room wltll bolth ~ FOR • carage for alnsle pntJeman -rue. 9xl!i. Price $'15.00,. Nice location. References re-
Call Harbor ~ between 4 a, quJred. Write Box "l M" .c/o
S p. m. __l 11-ltp News·'I'lm<s. 11-ltp
RICH.AIRDS WANTED TO UNT I u ilierhead Door Servi.ce
Residential Commercial
Free Eltlmatel
A. M. Dixon -Richard ~ar
N..._t Beach Be. 511119--.J
. ' . . ~Ip
BICYCLES, boys, pis, $23.75· ea.
RESPONSIBLE teleph°"" em-
ployee wanta to rent~
house in Santa Ana "'1 v!dnlty
or will exchange rental of my
house in West Loo ~geles.
Southern California T~lephone .
Co. Santa Ana 6701-J;xt. 23. ' I 10.ttc
'lbeodoft Robins, 22nd 6t Cen-cW-:-ANTE-''==o=-TO=-;:;RE=NT;;;;--;Ho;;:::uae:::--;or;;;
• Ira!. Harbor 28 or ~ 5487-R apartment for 4 peoplej Dur\nlf
L '(j-tfc June, July, Aug. WW pay $125 r===-;ro:::::-;11;;v;;;1;-"'--~\l>nii per month. Call Harbor 16T7
WANTED -• before 2 p.m., any d~ except
Will Pay Cash Wednesday. 10.2tc
For your furniture or what have RESPONSIBLE couple wants to
)"OU. Phone Beacon 5656. • rent furn. appartment or hou.R. I
. Crawley Furniture Co. No children or pets. Ph. Santa
1812 Newport Blvd., Costa Meu Ana 2514 or Orange 1147-J.
92-tfc 1CJ.4tp
~-L-'----,.-':':-:-::c::---:: "1llN1TUBE FOR SALE n WANT TO RENT-Fumlahed or
unturnahed hoUM!, 2 or 3 bed· A GOOD Bult-·· rams wrn teue. Phone Harbor
IS A WISE BUY w m-ttc
Let Us Help Yo~ Be Wise WANTED-I bedroom furnished
house on Balboa Island until HhRBOR FURNITURE June 15. Write Mrs. G. Broom,
1962 Harbor Brvd. Costa Mesa General Delivery, Balboa Isl·
4-tfc and. 11-ltp
BEAUTIFUL Walnut dining set,
·buffet extension table &. 6 chairs.
-sbUTH COAST REALTY
& INVES'FMENT CO.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Well planned home of excellent conatructlon, 3 bed-
tiled bathroom, dining room, spacious living
, hardwood fioors, furnace, 2-car garage, j)6tio
with fenced landscaped yard. .
$13,500
. PENINSULA , LOT
Choice location on Ocean Blvd. 35 feet by 70 feet
$2,850
Other Peninsula !obi -$2,950 up
SOUTH COAST REALTY
& INVESTMENT CO.
Real Estate -J;nsurance
ROSS GREELEY -JOHN E. SADLEIR, Realtors
Associates
John Wallace, Realtor Josephine Webb, Broker
1 Monte R. Gqmes, Insurance
"
BAO!ELOR wi.shE!jl to rent room
in Harbor Area. C a 11 Harbor
1138-J. . 11-4tp 736 Udo Nord. Phone Harbor 11-ltc
1627. ~Ip----..,,==--::--::-;--~-----------...,..---------~· WANT TO RENT-2 or 3 bednn. FOR SALE-Apartment size Hol-unfum.l.ahed house. WW leue.
302 Malli St., Balboa, California Phone Harbor 2034
ly range. 2019 Orange, Colta Call Sam Porter at Harber 707
l\lesa. 11-ltp or 13. ~tfc
BOA.TB, 8UPPLIU II w ANT four or five room apart-
ment or house. Permanent, con-
Balboa Canvas Shop servative couple. Can. exchange
Salli _ Boat Coven Los Angeles apartment. Call
~-~--Uphollterlnc collect AXminster 2-6347. ~~ . 10.2tp
Harbor '1lJ'1 -224~ 21at SL
' ISLAND REALTY COMPANY
• 201 Agate; Balboa Island Phone m-w
BALBOA ISLAND
Lowest priced lat on the Island for sale at $7,000.
could buy adjoining corner lot at $7,500.
n tfc LADY employed, with car, wishes COMPANY Newport Beach -2 or 3-room apartment, !Urnlsh-ISLAND REAL TY
• • ~ -~~1.!•'=-~~!&.;IM!!!Tl.,~~-..'~~~~~~~~~l ~~:::~:="""".~~~~~·::':::':'.:""'::::~·:::--~~~~;::it:--~·~in:.:..::: ~·~e~·~·~:~·~,~~~~.....:.·+1 ___ :••~n~a~1~.~-::'."~:=·~,..:=:_ ___ · __ _.::'' •••. mr.&n · ,,.1:u. m.an ''
, . • ' . , ....-.· -.BUSINE&S BUYS>--COAST ESCROW COMPANY --a-
•
Bonded Escrow Service
680 South Coast Boulevard
Laguna Beach, California
Phone 7383
BRUCE ANDERSON MARK ~ITER
RICHARD A. WEIR , 11-ltc
We H.a v e Buyers
For Homes and Lots
In Beach Area
Bring Your Listings
To Us.
Ask For Sales Manager JOSEPH A. SMITH
Phone Harbor 1936-J
COAST DEVELOfMENT CO.
. 1205 Coast Blvd., C1rona de! Mar ,
A NEW 2-Bedi \oom Home
Can be BUILT or YOUR LOT
with NO DOWN PAYMENT
• Co'1$istlng of 2 bedrooms, ,ving room, kitchen-
dinette, se!Vice room and b th. Meets all build-
ing codes
And IS F.H.A. Financed
11-ltc
BEAUTY SHOP. Central ~-doing good business
· with we!/ fumished apartment $8,750.
MUST SELL RADIO & El.Ecnuc SALES & SHOP
Well stocked and equipped. Ford pickup and etc. Two
' furnished homes Included on I~. · ·
TRAlLER COURT, restaurant, home, good deal for . roup1e. I .
16-STOOL RESTAURANT. Big money maker. $2750.
Best Buy. I
GIFI' SHOP, best location, big income. big profits.
DRUG STORE location for rent Act quick.
SERVICE STATION and tumlshfld home, on A-1 hiway.
MOTELS & INCOME UNITS,lseveral good ones to look at
--0-. i
When Selling or Buying a Business, See "Sandy"
-0----
A. "SANDY" STEINER, Realtor
Business Broker -Insurance
634 Coast Highway 101 -Phones: Beacon 5173 or ~778
11-ltc
THE PROPERTY YOU WANT
' IS "AVAILABLE!!! ---
Home -Lot -Income Business
' .
Describe Your Wants
We Can H'elp You
] . M. MILLER & ASSOCIATES
15th & Central Harbor 1264 ·
11-ltc ed. or unfurnished. Santa Ana ' Ph m W -BATTER[ES 0696-W . 10.2tc 201Aigate,Balboalsland one -1().2tc
Six-volt heavy' duty JDelco marine ....;;.,:;:.:.,,,=c·-,,....--,---:-==I DENISON & McB'1 OOM SALES ~-tterles. Wholesale and retail. WANTED-One or two bedroom ----=------;,;~;-;;-;;;;;;·,;;---__ _ >J
Q;;. Dollar for old battery. house on Balboa Island Feb., REAL ESTATE " a&AL==c.::ll:ll=T:.:AccTI!=----~--" . 498 Newport Blvd. Lido Isle Lot, 50-ft. corner: $4,900, te~. BRIGGS' ••• BEST ••• BUYS
STOREY BATIERY SERVlCE March & April. Business in clel Mar 4S-P. 0 . Box 232 Costa Mesa Water Front lot, 35xl00 with boat landing. $9,000 terms.
Weatminster, bet. 18th & Magnolia Cataline after April 30. Whittier FOR SAI~r: od>ool .;,,.th EDNA ROUSH Office hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.-Evenlngs by appointment
1
.. Ocean Front lot, c6rner half way between Newport and
' Coata Mesa _ Call lleacon 5183 82167 or Box "T" c/o News-~ ~ eood locatlon i~ i... B R o K E R \ 11-ltc Balboa. $5,000. . '
· 1CJ.4tc Times.
11-~tp eome. GM-. Ph. H-21»-W. 210 22nd Street, C<iota Mesa Corona de! Mar lot, fine building site, $1,500.
llU810AL • RADIO M ONE-BEDROOM furnished house ~tf· Beacon 5275-M DAL 9rATll .. AU OllOTIVJll • TIBl!8 .. Newport Heights lot, 88-ft. front, fine view bay and
I
or garage apartment for piano LOVELY Costa Mesa 3-bedroom ' RTY $2 500
SPINET PIANO. A few for im-teacher. Call collect Long Beach home, large living room, win-BUSINESS PROPE 120 FT. Ocean Front property. 193 Pierce Arrow for aale. Bal-ocean, • ·
mediate delivery. Brand new. 35041. 1CJ.4tp dows in back overlook beautiful $16,000 Corona de! Mar. Priced f o r bca Inn. Harbor 660. 98-tfc Industrial lot. 200'x300', only $9,000. EZ terms.
Gorgeous tone and case. D~-landscaped back yard with bar· quick sale. OWners exclusive C ta Mesa·
2
bdrm. house dbl gar on
11
_ acre $9 500 Schmidt Pi Co 520 No l\{am WANTED-Three.bedroom house a~nts. Phone Laguna 4423. 1 OS • , . ., 72 , , • · ano · · ' becue. Dbl. gar. Large lot. H. New store bldg., extra nice; 1 °~
Santa Ana. Liberal termsll-ttc f:~~~~er:~: :0 :e gi~~8;, M. LANE Real Estate, Har
1
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0
34
21
3c. bdrm. home on 1 acre. Chicken __________ l_l_-l_tp Hereafter if we recap your Fred -BR I G GS -Tressa
Electric and Fire Call, collect, trus . c • and store rooms. This Is located REAL ESTATE EXORANOE '8 .,.,., n.og way Cl 33831 95-tf u-and rabbit equip., garage, feed ~.,A Coast ~• h A "Sandy'' Steiner. Off!Ol!ll
FAMILY of six facing eviction. on main thoroughfare _ good T I R E S Business Phones: Beacon 5778 or 5173--Res.: Har. 2476 -Equipment Tests Want suitaable livtvng quarters Ocean Front Home spot for grocery or almost any WHrITIER HILLS-Perfect set-_____________________ 9-_l_tc All Qualified Personnel in Harbor area. Permanent. b . d be h We guarantee our "Caps" to lut -.. C-O-Two, Pyrene &: Foam reffils. Ph H bo 2245-R. 9-4tp Wi th a rea~ ocean view from every type us1neu. _ ting for rancho or a o ome,
001. Jixed system and Portables · ar r room Nqt new, but dean as a % ac: overlooking San Gabriel 20,000 MILES .
now available. RENT, MISCELLANEOUS 44 pin. 2 ~ooms. 2 car garage-$22,000 Valley, 16 ml. to L . A . Garage,
ETS HOKIN !t•GALVAN FOR SALE-Children's store In enclosed.lyard. room and zon~ Chicken -Rabbit Ranch ~.:;.'i:.,rhop~pe· ri;wy.·1. ,:;:.a4;m1':, and that'• not all-1000 Coast H111hway Costa Mesa. Will sell at invevn-for aditi9nal bwlding. All t
5000
WE WILL GIVE YOU
91 tf h and furnished too. Nearly 2 acres, apPT'~· Ph. Har. 741 . 9-4tc Ph. Beacori 5407 -c tory cost plus fixtures. P one chickens, over 40 rabbits and I------------
BALBOA BAYSHORES
Only $12,500. 2-bedroom home in exclusive Balboa
Bayshores. Hardwood floors, panel ray heat, fire-
place, 2-car g'an\ge. A perfect home for 2 or 3 people. SCATTER NEXT FOUR 34.......... Anaheim 28121. l0-2tP $14,000 all equip. PLUS an exceptionally MONEY TO LOAN
SPINET type mirror piartlO. Re-REAL ESTATE ~ 4,7 nice 3 bdrm. home. I -possessed. Now only pay bal-J . M. MILLER _
ance, $290.00. T o see this is to PERTY 15th & central Har. 112641-ltc "'2950 love It . Danz-Schmidt P iano BUSINESS PRO "' LOANS TO BUILD, buy, :m.,..,...
modemt.e or retlnanoa.
Newport Bal-1"odenl Banns•
• &Dd Loan Amocia.tlon.
$20.00.
IF ONE COMES OFF
&eiiardlesa of Speed.
Let .Us Show It to You
1 ~
s ta An -----------$800 dn. $20 mo. IF you are tired Co., 520 ·NO. Main. an 11_;~ Modernistic building with 100% of paying high rent, see this
CHICKERING grand. Like new.
One of the \YOrld's ~ost famoWI
pianos. A grand bargain. Danz-
Sdun.idt, 620 No. Main, Santa
Ana. 11-t!c
GRAND pianos. Steinway. Webert
Chickering, Kimbal, Mathushek',
J ulius Bauer. Priced from $458
or will rent. Da~-Schmidt Pia-
no Co. 520 No. Main, Sant a.Ana.
. 11-tfc
location on large central Ave. Peninsula H ome small 2 bdrm.. home. Immed. comer lot near proposed Oty
H all Site. Excellent for doctot, Well arranged 2-story, 4-bedroom pou.
dentist. contractor, etc. Can be home with 3 baths, fireplace, -
used as 1, 2, 3. or 4 separate fully carpeted. Patio and com-2 "'el l located 5 acre tracts..
offices. pletely fenced. Quiet home
' Furniture for-t\vo offices go with
deal.
Price $30.000-Terms
H. E . BODMAN
ASSOCIATED
neighborhood. A fine home in
every detail.
$18,500
J: M. MILLER
15th & Central H ar. 1264
ll·ltc
See· Our Sign
on the law a t
172 East 19th St.,
Costa Mesa
A 2-bdrm. home thl!t is a home.
3333 Via Udo Ph. Harbor l!!Of'
AUTOMOTIVE A T1BES · 158
1941 LINCOLN Zephyr club coape
like new. Clean upholstery, paint
job 3 moo. old, $1500. Call Har-
bor J.894..J any time. Mtc
SPECIAL NOTICE
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ONE TIRE RECAPPED
IN 5 HOURS.
tor a complete aet we will oaD
for )'OU1' car ln the mornlnc
and deliver ume day. Alao •
$2.00 Mobllltatic balance Job
when we recap your tires, for
Sl.00. No lead ' weigh~ or
"extru." I . ~
·SEASHORE DRIVE
Completely furnished beach home. SPotlessly clean
and ready to occupy. Living room carpeted from
wall to wall. Smartly decorated. Enough beds to
sleep 10 people. Room on lot to build additional living unit. ·
' A Good Buy At $8,.500.00.
EARL W. $.TANLEY .
Radio . Repairs
All makes; tubes. etc.
Beacon 5763
BURT NORTON
MARVIN H. RIENKING Newport H eigh ts
415 N. Br oad"·ay Santa Ana
Phone Santa Ana 4028 Attracti~~ extra well-built. year
Attractive lawn and sh.rubs. 2-
car garage, large lot. $12,500 un-
furnished or can be had furnish-
ed. We will show the home any
time.
FOR SALE-1941 Pontiac sedan-
coupe (beige) by owner, Rttfus
L l.fcCracken -1 day only-
\Ved., F eb. 12 at Cox and Keeler
service station, Balboa Island.
The car was delivered to Major
McCracken at the factory and
has never been in an accident.
Costa Mesa Tire Co.
In Rear at _
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~ ~ ~c;_G RE ~l:a EW~ J.!: P 0 ~· M'!.!: !~ R
Corona de! Mar Newport Beach Balboa laland Res. Ph. Har. 2795-M 11-ltc old, 3-bedroom home. Sun room,
915 Coast Highway, Newport .
· 23-tfc F. JACK SULLIVAN
PIANO 7\JNTNG •nd repairing. Real Estate
J : B. Bro"'n· fhone Beacon IN CORONA DEL MAR
fireplact\ good viC\V. 90-ft. f ront ·
age.
$11,500
Ralph P. Maskey I ts history can be checked by
1760 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
Ph. Beacon 5743
Ask for Al or Hank.
Phone: Harbor 1646 Harbor ~013 Phone: Harbor 1Tl8 i 11-ltc
3411 w. Central Avenue r eliable parties. Please no phone Ma~ LINCOLN-ZEPHYR '41 4-door se-
AUTOMOTIVE A TIRES 158 AUTO SERVICE •
5294--J. 388 Broadway, Costa _
l\lesa. ?S-tfc USTINGS APPRECIATED
_.:_P~h::on:'.'.e'_H'..'.:ar'..'.bo:::_r _:40::2:_ __ ::10.:...::tf::c:-·=ca711=-s-=a=t=s:-:erv=lce:--s_ia_t1_o_n_. _1_1_·2t';c;;--;;;:;:;--;;:;;;~;;-------;; I dan. N ew paint. New motor in
504 Orange Ave. Costa ?rfesa ''UAL ESTATE '' REAL ESTATE tT '46. Radio, heater. fine m echan-
11-ltc ~BML~~~UT~A~n:~-----~==:...=:.::::..:.::_ ____ ---'---'=----------teal condition throughout. Own· -STOP-
TIRE WEAR -Piano Repairing In Bayshores Estales
'I\mlng and Refinlsh1ng 3 bedroom home, l year old; fire..
-----------er 1400 Sea View Ave., Corona , 5ACRES INVESTMENT HARBOR COMPANY, Realtors
Accredlted Reterence1 by South-place, patio, barbecue;1 nice
em Callt. Music Teacben kitchen, large 2-car gara.re wtth
\Vith 2 bedroom ranch house. Mar-
velous "1ew of ocean and bay
from 3 sides. Includes oil rights. Phone Mr. Fqan, Harbor 156.1 service room and stall shower.·
er write P. O. Box 211, Ne~c See this today.
llPallAL ANNOIDl<JDIEXTS aa In Corona de! Mar
Pri~ed to Sell At
$13,750
· Carpenters A. v-ailable 1 block from ocean-Wed2 unttof ~~ ~-M. MILLER
10 yeara old.. roo ,· •·~ 15th a. Central Har. 1264 for pnen,1 malnt....,_ outside: eoocl comtruC!tlon. ~ 11-ltc
anc1 repa1r bedroom borne "" tront of '°" ;;:;;;;:;--;:;;;;:;""..,r;:;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;: I o. z. llOmT90N 118 lot with ~lace, dlnetta, 'IWO O!OICE LOTS, Newpo.-t
Call --83 aervlce porcb. etc. Rear apL Heights! 50xl27.S. Sewers, al-
¥-tf<: °""'! 3-car garage. A tine II>-leJ". Corner lot Su.JO:· lmlde
------------come property. Best lo<atlon In lot $1500. Phone owner, Beacon
WRITE ,
SENATOR
Wm. F. Knowlan<,l
. or
CONGRESSMAN
John Phlllips
W~D.C.
town: both completely l'llrnllbod 5406-R. 8-4tc
for OWNER forced to aeD. leavtnc
$15,000 city. New 2-bedJ'OODl home, ~
-rona de~ Mar. Make offer. Own-
One of the finest 3-bedroom -er, phone Harbor 1649-W.
here 1n Corona c1e1., 11ar Juot I io.21p
beina com~ l..... bolt"!, LOVE!;Y !3-bedroom home, ~
patio, flttplaoe aad -living~ windows in -porch. Extra ~ Pf!IP-Lot over! beaut!ful landlcaped 15X118. A real buy a~ back y with barbecue. 'Dbl.
Typical Offerings In the Pre-Season Market
$8500 buys a 2 bedroom home in
Newport Beach. Very good con·
ditlon. Gu heat. Fenced yard.
Double g&rage. Half a block from
the ocean.
OCEAN FRONT HOME. 3 bed-
rooms wtt.h bath and a half. Juat
remodeled. New paint inside and
out. Excellent oondltlon and IOOd
location. $10,750 11 a reuonable
price and terms If you wish. We
have the keys. Imedlate pcm~
slon. c__ -....
PlER, FLOAT AND CONCRETE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES of. ......_
fered include malt 1hoP1, hot doe
stands, pocery stores, cafea,
beauty parlon, women's ready-tc>
wear, abalone boat and equipment..
!Wing ltatlona, off-aale llquor, aad
othen.
CAFE-Steady year round busl-
nea. Good year round earnlnga.
Kitchen equipment II almoot new.
About the -cafe operation in.
thil areL Juke alone pa.yw the
renL Priced at $12.000 which ln-
cluiles full equipment and ON-.
SALE BEER LICENSE.
del Mar. 9-4tc
HOT ROD-Model "B" Ford block
· and C. Crank, Winfield head,
full grind cam, l" • porta, dual
carburatlon and many other ex-
tras. Small pick-up type body.
Good condition and reuonable.
406 E . Bay Ave., Balboa. Phone
Harbor 314. 10.ltp
1931 FORD panel truck; aale or
trade for newer car. Ph. Beacon
5476-JK. 1CJ.4tc
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TRAILERS FOR RENT-
Do your own haullnc and mov-
ing. All new equipment, $2.25 It
$2.SO per day. We fltnllsb hitch.
ltlyre!m Broa. Service Station,
' Ccr. 17th It N-port Bl"'1.,
Costa .Mesa . ~tfc
·Let Us Balance Your
Wheels With Our
New Modem
BEAR DY-NAMIC
Wheel Balancer
NEWPORT
HARBOR MOTORS
2616 W . Central Ave.
Phone Harbor 638
• TRAVE!AlME Trailer, 18-foot.1_'----------
Call Loretta Clark. Harbor 5· All kinds typewriter ..._ In
to nmove Orange County
Resort Rentals, from i...
~es District Rental
Cont?ol
· $15, 750 , gar. LaiV lot. H. M. LANE
' Real .Estate. Har. 343. 10.2tc
-Beautiful Vievi Lot WILL ~&-iota an Udo 1a1e
llULKHEAD. ne your cruller up
here anytime. Apartment ...,.
double carage with room for ano-
ther bo<ne In fronL $16,500 11>-
cludeo hiete fUm1lhlnp. We can
SHOP BUILDINGS for Jeue. Poo-
-right now. 1-""'L COM-
MERCIAL MANUFACl'URING
PLANT for aale. New 40011-foot bulldlnii.
• 5-tfc ltqck et the N-.'nmee.
. A'VTOll WANTZD 8A~ WANTl:D a
45 x 118 half block ft:· aloo 1ots en PftdDlllla cm JIUl'-
$5000. , ~·2ors--..-1n cllob!..t.-~
-I 107 _ 81-tfe
. so. COAST~ LOTS OF ALL I 37 Fr. CHOIU.GE b&y -
OWNERS TION And In All Loeationa -bl..., 5 w-s fUll
_ . ·• a.tt<: FRO. $145q f' . ~ii;. r.ooo. ,ra. -:i.=
KEY 8 . F. JACK SULLW AN 3 BEDllQoM -. ..-...._ -. -. '::ii~.;" -· JOHN R. scmac. "I = ~ lkft .-• ..,_
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Select your lot In HARB 0 R
HEIGHl'S, 60 foot lolll l2000 up.
No bondl QI' II I I uwwta. EM7 --
• 1beee Items are onJ7 a few al
many. Stop In and talk thlnp
Oftr. We ~ -just what
It ta1rft to make :rou ~ --.
either that. er -will be 1114 1o
lo<ate what :rou WUt.
HARBOR INVESTMENT COMPANY
REALTORS
• Tdepbcme Haitxr 1600 1
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WE NEED. LATE · M<j>DEL CARS
and. Will Pay To~ Prices
SF:rJ., YOUR CAR 'N0W
While Prla!s ~ Still H\gh. . " WE Wll.L.PAY YOU EVERY DOILAR . YOOR CAR rr WORTH
· CULBERTSON CHEVROLBT CO., Inc.
Cbenolet and Q!dornobOe Deelen
8001 Weot Ollltnl, Newport BP di. 1111 °""911, Bla• .. llac-"lai-....
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CXJSTA MESA. Fie!>. 6. -The
county ·may need l>r1d1" tnlla. but
that's no reucn to.me the pwna
of the Santa Ana CJolmtry. club fw
plJopiDC -y.'eoltY White.
manaser, aapMted -he reported
to sheriff's offlcen \that oev<!D of
• the 18 greens on tHi! coune had •
Pllloee Bea ,... 5'11
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been so cut up by marks as
to be unwiuable.
White said he h•c\ no idea who
did it since nearly everyone in the
neighborhood has tjdlng horses.
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Taken Fro~ Purse
Mn. Ray Kilig ol 1221 West
Bay, Newport Beachj reported the
theft of $12 from a I purse of her
room. a police report' states.
Buliding -Remodeling I NO JOB TOO SMALL
BUGH M. NEIGHBOR, JR. I G-..1 Balldla&' Cootnelor
818 E. TEN1l'll STREET, SAI<"TA ANA PB. S. A. 70M-B
Now Open Every Day
7 A. M. to 9 P. M.
; Norton's Bay Shore Cafe
17th St. and Coast Highway
Beacon 5745
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y0r , _lsSues ·Proclamaflrin
-~Y Scout Week Program
~ O., B. Reed of Nowpcrt bullcllns ~ Americana Into
Beach joined hands w Ith Dr. 1elf-rell&nt men and partldpatlna
Jamt E .• weot. Chi•! o! the Boy d_;,. thus makJn& an lncalcul-Scou ot America, when he ta.. ' sued a prdclamatlon today aet· able contribution to the dVic en·
ting ebruary 8, Saturday, u the terprlae o! th1I and countleu other
day or ob&erving the '31th an· communities, and
niv~ry or the founding of the · WHEREAS, the BOY S c o u t
Bdy .~ut movement in the United Movement-is a great factor for
StatEjS. the promotion of world peace, and M.r\-Reed said· that the or&an.i· mark.a Tuts anniversary with the
zadop has affected the lives of <heme, "Scouts of the World-
13.500,000 American boys and men Building for Tomorrow", w i th
sinceltts Inception and now has an practical assistance to brother Boy
active enrollment Of 1,9fk>,OOO. He Scouts overseas to rebuild their
added that the Boy Scout move-. organizations;
ment "is a great factor for the NOW THEREFORE I Q B pro~otion of world peace." ~. Mayor of the aiy ~f New~
Hts proclamation follows: part Beach in the State of call·
PROCLAMATION fomla, do hereby pr9C1aim the
By the Mayor of week of February 7th ~to 13th as
1Newport Beach, CalU. Boy Scout Week in Newport
WHEREAS, February 8, 1947 Ls Beach and urge its citizens to
the 31th anniversary of thelfouna-reco&ntze the unselfish service of
ing of the Boy Scouts of America 1Jle leaders and do all in their
whicH has been chartered by the power to h elp promote this fine
Con~ess of the United States, and program among our youth.
WHEREAS, the organization IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
has affected the lives Of 13,500,-I have hereunto signed my
000 Afnerican boys and men since name officially and caused the
Its inception and now has an act-Seal of the City Df Newport
ive eftrollment of 1,980,000, and Beach to be affixed, this 4th
1WHEREAS, the skills and ex. day of Feb. 1947.
jxoriences acquired through Scout· 0 . B. REED
ing a11e the greatest influences for Mayor
Reception Planned
For OpeniJJg Costa
Mesa Dance School
Partnts in Costa Mesa and sur-
round!ng towns will be ~nvited to
attend the initial opening of the
Costa J\.1esa Dancing Academy a nd
School of Drama tic Arts in the
' former Costa Mesa Women's club-
house at Costa Mesa on Saturday.
Outlining plans for the rc-ception
of both parents and their chil·
dren. Don Harmon of Balboa,
managing director of the academy,
said that his associates, Mrs. Rob-
ert Horn of Corona del Mar and
l\.1iss Marilyn Hargrove of Ana-
heim. v.•ould be on hand to wel-
come the guests and children.
Mr. Harmon said that due to
obstac1es beyond his control the
academy was unable to open on
Monday when parents and 46 chil·
dren turned out to register for
the ballroom classes.
Balboan On Parole
After Jail Sentence
SANTA ANA. F eb. 5.-Whether I
his attorney thin't<s so or not, Rob·
e rt Wade, 31, aUas Robert Cody,
Ba.1b00. photographer, will be on
probation ror three years after he
finishes serving a year in jail.
Superior Judge Kenneth E.
Morrison has sentenced Wade to
jail for a year and ordered three
years of probation, over objections
of his counsel, Attorney Gladys
Root, who contended that the one·
year tenn is maximum permissible
under Wade's plea of guilty to
contributing to delinquency of a
minor.
Father Dies
Mrs. Cletis Murray of the Sea
View Trailer camp was infonned
by police land line that her father
had passed away in San Diego on
Saturday.
ATTENTION •••
ANIMAL LOVERS!
• Now back serving your
pets' nee<b faithfully as
I did before I enlisted in
the Army four years ago.
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FRESH DAILY
U. S. Govt Inspected
HORSE MEAT
And All Other Supplies
Delivered Twice per Week
ntEE DEUVEKY
Orange County Pet Supplies
205-West· Bishop
SANTAANA
PHONE: S. A. 5138-J for your pet aeeds.
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J . 8. BARRETr, preeldeat of tbe Newport ~r CJwnber of Com·
meme ("Pt) aocepta the Helms Foundation trOt*y from wtlllam
Sc~er (left), foundaUo~ reprewentatlve, a t, chamber's 40tfJ uml·
venal')" fete. Trophy wu donated to chamber of Commerce for out-
ataiacUnc promotfoa of bMUn&' amonc 7outlt aod yaclltamen of Sou-
tbem Callforllla area. -Kent ffitchcock photo
' DESPITE A BLAZING SUN 2500 people donned dark spectacles
and s.haded t heir eyes \\1th their'· hands a5 they peered from the
ground and aboard a huge B -17 bomber at the aerlal stunts per-
formed by a Southern California troupe In behalf of the Santa Ana
,J'unJor Chamber of Connnerce's benefit to raise funds for the re-
habllltt.tlon of lnfanUle paraly.U '1ctlms in t-he 1947 March of
Dlrnet1 campaign at the Orange County Alrport.-Pat Gabriel Photo.
Survivors of War Navy Selects Mesan
Veterans May Lose For Gold Star Medal
U.S. Security Benefits In Past Jap Attack
J . G. Bretherton, manager of the Long Beach field office of the "For meritorius achievement in
Soc i a I Security Administration aerial flight as pilot of a freighter
said today that many survivors of plane in figh ting ,squadron 25, at-
some 40,000 deceased war vet· tached t o the USS Oianango, dur-
cr ans "•ill lose benefits due them unless they file necessary claims ing action against cnt"my Japanese
by F ebruary 10th. forces in the Ryukyu Islands from
The families in question are ApriJ 2 to May 5, 1945," Lt. (jg)
those of veterans who died after Homer Sparks McClellan, U. S .
diSchar gc but before August 10, Naval Reserve. son of Mrs.
1946. Such families ":ho are not ·Blanche S. McClellan, 178 Virginia
e1\gible for veterans compensa-Place, Costa Mesa, has received a
tion or 1>ensions and "'ho meet permanent ci.tation for the Gold
other requirements of the Social Star in lieu of the Third Air
Secur ity Act are entitled to in· medal.
surance payments retroactive to Lt. lVl'cClellan. v.•ho has been re-
the time of the veteran's death. leased to inactive duty, a lso was
They \viii be elegible for mont h· cited by the Navy Department as
ly pa yments after F ebruary 10, follows: ·
but the re troactive benefits will "Completing his 15 th mission
be lost if application has not been during t his period, Lt. (then Ens.)
made by then. 1'1:cC1ellan contributed to the suc·
cess of his squadron in the inflic·
tion of damage and destruction on
enemy grounded and airborne air·
craft, military installations, har-
bor areas and shipping .
F amilies of veterans dying with·
in three )'~ts afte r d ischarge are
entitled to special Social Security
payments, in keeping with legis·
lation passed by the last Congress.
In the case of deaths occurring
after August 9, 1946. the pay-
ments are retroactive to a rµixi-
mum of three months prior to
the date of application.
Social Security officials, said
Mr. Bretherton, have , estim ated
that about 40,000 veterans died
after their discharge and prior to
August 10, 1946, and their de-
pendents are eligible for benefits.
The survivors of any veteran who
died prior to that time should
come at once to the Social Se-
curity Administration office at 423
Jergt.ns Trust Building, Lon g
Beach 2, California.
"His gallant devotion tO duty in
the face of adverse weather con·
ditions and hostile anti.aircraft
fire was in keeping with the high·
est traditions of the U. S. Naval
Service."
"Dean Cornwell Jn the Holy
Land"-Dean Cornwell, one of
America's great artists, brings you
striking scenes of Palestinian cit·
ies, villages and countryside in
full..color reproductions. See these
beautiful Holy Land sketches in
The American Weekly, the maga-
zine distributed with next Sun-
day's Loo Angeles Examiner.
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BAI,ll()A l8LAND -., ..
PROPER I Y OWNERS
OF NEWPORT BEACH!
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Protect your stake in our City • .Join NOW
This is the time for ACTiON!
$2.000,000.00 in city expenditures has been
proposed. YOU WILL PAY THE Bil..L!
THE NEWPORT-BALBOA PROPERTY
OWNERS ASSOCIATION
2825 W. Central Ave., I
1''"EWPOKT BEACH. CALIFORNIA
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Four . ot. the °"-a Juse :rotio lo mtldpat.4. A Oranp County, !Inc. beld la aD-lorles prodl>Olni 11a<xebolcl ae-lut m lioOntlls at 1949; without
County Water Dlotrlct wlil be -unc. ot. ~ of,dlrecton la Approved by CPA nual b0 "1MM meetinc In Ille We>-pllancft, fann -•nery, ~ uy .-!p operation. OCOC did
....... (8 Bd elected when bl:annaal a1e.-·to canvus Ille vote will be held man's elub H.,... at Garden Jeua products, and many cr-1 a lwmln •• ot. av... $11,000.00.
"'-are held .i..tav In DI-2,. f. February 10 at 2:00 p.m. at Ille Word comes from tl>e bulldlng G'°"" WeclnesdaY nJcbt. Items, Ille output of wbJch. are Three members of Ille board ot. L------t--~~------:-"..::--:---::--:.r-:~ 4 and s. a~ cowrlnc a 1aep new Dtatrtct office llot we 1 t Committee .or Flnt O.uteh or This orpntzatlon, which wu In-available to local ~ Ulrousb-director. wmo elected while two.
'l'be<lretlcolly thlO ls ~time ot. baw sufend lrom. Ille 1 part al ,..i. lrrlaated Itta of Or-• s.n' Ana Com: Christ SdentluJ, Newport 'Beach. corporated under Ille Callfomla out the U. S. and Canada previously elected for two _.
the year when the charlA!r boat weather." anire ~ty. Up for Jie.elec:tlan El&htll Street, ta tllat an suthorlzatlon to bulld law for cooperatives late In 1945, . CCOC has a aerv1ce •talion and term., held over,
. and ,commercial bOys take It a Tbe Jad<!e Dee, John and Frank In Dl-~ls E. T. Watson, No. munlty Center. church edifice hu been tee! ls a true Rochdale type CODIUlller, JS bullcllng Store No. 1 ·at the The board as now OODStltuted
. . little ... y. belnS between seuons Taylor's new flablng boat tllat 2, Ralph J McFadden, No. '· Job uan by producer cooperative and ls the oorner of Euclid ~ n d Century ls, Bradley I. )Jugbetl, Chm. Leon
00 far as !lllhlng ls.f conoerned. was launched 8 few clays ago, hu J. Denni, 1n No. 8, Vernon c. . Bo Ar Bones the aYIUan Production Admlnlln only such oo.op In Callfomla Aves. In Garden Grove aod hu G. C&tlln, Sec. C. R. George, B.
However. moot of them .... busy a ca ... dty of eighteen tons, yet Hell. I nes e tratlon. which ls set up u a county ~ Just opened store No. 2 at 2220 G. Lompe, and A. W. Walker.
as heaven getting pie1r boats In she is only 4()',12'x!l'S". She ape The lat~ ls now pralclent of Pollce 1tatlon wu all excited The building at an approximate organization. Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa, Bea,
shape for the al>P""':chlng spring. pean to be very comfortable wftll the board cl. cllrecton, and.Ille tt-last Thunday when Don Jones of ooot of $40,000.00 will be erected It ls a membeo and part Ql"ll<!r oon 5979. B" r Th f
Tbey have to anUCipate trouble bunks for three Her p>Wer ls malnlng dlttcton up for ~ 514 West Surf, Balboa., telephoned of a!llOciated Cooperatives of Oak· Staple groceries, appliances and . lcyCae e t
months ahead. because a bJ:'eak· a llO bonepow~ delael. She ls tlon have I all eerved with the that he had found some bones at on the chqrch property on Via land, a ~P wholesale ... which auto supplies, tires etc. are or D. Wllllams of n7 Weit Ceo-~ during the fishing se~ noW" getting the flniahtna touches board for a ~on& term of yean. Sixth street and Ocean Front. Pa-Udo and Via Malaga. Accord.in&' tn turn hu en interest tn Na~ IOOll will be on sale to memben tral avenue, Newport Beech, re--
means loa of charters or mlsain~ at Scott's Landini by the builder, With grcjwlng Interest In the trol Officer Corned reported back to blue print the dimension of Ille nal Cooperative of Chicago. and Ille public at bOth places. ported to police the theft of his
the big run of albaCore. John Farnell. ~ water probl~ms o!"Oran&e County, daat they were the bones ot a doe. building is 50 feet x 107 feet. 'Ibe ·latte\-owns outricht or bu Lumber from co--op mills is avail· bicycle last Wednesday.
Bottoms of the boats have to 1 • • ----·'------------------------------
be scrubbed and painted, and top-
sides have ·to be sanded and re--
finished. The engines have to be
tuned up, overhaulect or in some
cuet1 replaced. There are always
a lot of jobs a fisherman has to
put off until alter mackerel sea-
son, but have completed by the
time the barracuda charge into
locaJ waters. Charter boat op-
erators like to be ready to roll by
the first of March.
,
•
l'be Bnwl-ud Protemloul Ji1rn. ,....., Below -... hen by Appollltmeat of the Blue BlblMm eamn-
[4*1en of the Barbor DWrict ud an pledaed &o rmder &o their palnlm the Very Ben Pomlble In Service and
11....,.•wllee, ud &o cooperate for OlvliBea-t ud N.u-1 Pwapedty. PATBONIZE mtt1E nRMS.
Sea a. .....
The Espada, owned and operat-
ed by Freeman Easton and chart-
ering out of Port Onange, 15 on Their Pl~dge • IB Your Assurance ol Trustworthy Service and Mercha1'dise
1 th~waysatVlingSangBoatYard. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
She is now being repainted, but
will soon have a new delsel en-l.OOOUICTANT
IPR• installed.
Ray Milland, among o t h er
things, a local r esident and sport
fisherman, has taken delivery of
a new Zl ft. Chris Cl'aft De Luxe
U tility boat from the Kenneth E .
Wilson Co., Chris Craft 1 a 1 e s
agency on Coast Highway.
Joe Miller. who caught the first &OCOUNTANT
commercial albacore in local wat-
ers last year, is performing a
major operation on his charter
boat Las Tunas.
He has chopped off part of the
cabin to make a larger cockpit,
and has installed a flying bridge
• and dual controls.
soo• '""PING m.m
Collll ,. . Bl'OWU
(Barbor 1M4)
llJI K&rtne ....... Balboa W&D4
Although this remodeling does
make a better boat for sportsfish· AOOOUNTANTB
ing, we have a hunch it is part A.. c. BOJTll.l.N
ot. a jinx-breaking program that
Joe must have.
Last year Joe's paying patrom
had a total ot 24 marlin hookups
and didn't land •a single one. Joe
d.Jdn't count the aditional strikes
that failed to reach. the hookup &OOOUNT.&NTS
stage.
Everything in the hard luck
book happened during those 24
attempts. For instance one ·hook-
up number 17, a fisherman troll·
lng for albacore croased. his line
despite frantic wave-offs from the
Laa Tunas.
JOIDI T . CASTLm
B. N. Hil'ENJ'SLD
•
On another occasion, one of the
most successful marlin fuhermen &OOOUNTANTS
on the coast chartered the boat
and emphaslz.ed that Joe was to
follow his instructions .impljclty.
They hooked one, played him for
a half hour, then jw:t as Joe was
Visualizing the fragments of a
broken jinx, the expert announced.
he had lost the fis~ However,
before the let down was complete,
they saw the fish break Water
dead ahead, still hooked, but too
late they realized the line was
under the boat.
Needless to say, the story has
an unhappy ending, but whether
yoo're looking for a champion los-
~.'if/ -Audtunc BOO ING BSRVlCB Tu Couultant
Jam• 0 . Piere.
1711 Newport Bt.-d. Coste ·-Phone a.con uu-J
ACCOUNTANT
J . s. •w~a~1~,~1:
IDCOIDe Tu Conwltant-.A.ut.bOrUed' by the u. s. TNuw'y Dept. ta NP-
ruui.t cllenta ln ccmnec:Uon wtlh la·
COID9 tu. matt..... . .,;_ _ -Audlta -SyMMNI • Bookkeepuas &emce I
otftce 1840 Ba.rbor Bl•d.. Coeta"•ll-
er or · a champion at finding mar-UBPOBT8
lln. yau'll fin'd him at Scott's
.Landing trying to remember the
yeara l;>efore last when he brought
In his share of swordfish. We will
bet that the customer who does
break the Jinx will get a tree trip.
,
?fi:WPORT BAT SJcr R
One mile wwt of eo.ta Kma oa
-11th 9tretl. Coeta .... '
-ft.T-
IMtructlon -Sill• Cham•-
The Mesa Boat Company on
Ne"llVpOrt Blvd. is now working two
ahifU, according to Camille Beau-&NTIQUES
mont, manager.
Bayshore Camp reported a good
apotfin run in the back bay last
week.
· Lobster fishermen are bring.
In& their season to a close. They
have had a pretty fair year, but
I
J:DWAllD II. VALENTINE. Loo
A• ...... oll ~nJ exeoutlw.
km ._... elected • dJ rector of
.... Callfornl• It.ta CtuimMa ef .........
MEN-WOMEN I .
Pl'Olltate •• • Petria ........ '-:!· .. 19 ----·=-,.. wu~lia-'
- = 0. -:&;"'= - s ITS YO
~
BOB 'K DICK
AnUqu. Bousbt ud 8ol\d Porcelalu, Glaa. Sll•er. Lampii and ..........
&Ofi1161 w. Centnl Barbor J'TIO Newport Be&cb
AUTO REP .uB
COSTA JD84 BODY WORD
Auto Pallltins Complete Jlod.J" RepalrtaCI
-At :Ree"'aa~ Pr1 cos
Newport B l..S. at W&lnut IL _ .......
a -.:=:·a"t~r:A
Blcniu:B BICTCLD
...._ -rr 11otoo1>-i
TOOSL "8
!Alt-IL. -....... BIDtie&Jillail
............
... 'li9;;,~a<'-I
........ , .... --..... . ' ----·-•OllllE? b
/ ' BOAT llllmDDll ) OONTBAC1'011S-PAINTING
TOll BOAT CO.
Now buJldlzW e compl4it. llne ot 9todc. and cu.atom C!'U1Mn Ul4 COlll-
merclal boat9 21· to .-•
B&rbor Bl 't"d. a.ad Wlt.m:r. It.net Costa K.-......_ ua
THll BOIDIA.N CO.
Kutne w~ it.pUn 4--·-tol Cout BW"J'. PboDe ~ Mil
llOAT DJ:Ai.EB8
DOtJGU.S BOAT a C4NOS 00.
Kanufacturen and Da.trtbuton of
lll1tta.i Paddle ~ Yacht Tendm'9
l Jilt W. CntraJ A"-Pb. Bar, MM Ne rt .a.ch, C&llL
THE BOii.BT 8BOP
. Bob &ad Se.1.11 llJ"O'W1I
ru II. Cent.n.J Aft. JI&!-
Barbor 1161-W
ClllLDREN'!I APPAREL
Cb.Jldren'• and Intut'• Clothlq
Up to I tor BoJ"ll &n.d U tor Gtrla
1711 ~ Newport BIM. ea.ta .._
CHIBOPBAC1'0B
DR. P. 4. CB•MBCRL.t.IN
Pa1nMr-Canu 1'eebn1que -l:lectrotherapy-
BOME CALlf8 IN B.ARBOR A.RZ4.
_1H4 !N•"WPOrt BlTd. ea.ta ~ S.COD Ma
~ty CIMalq 8enk:1e Toa Cul Tru9t U• With YOGI' ~-.. -De.ll't"U'7 Ben1ce-
"' Newport Bl'f'd.. S-00.: nll-J'
,OONTBACTOB
CORBON A RAT CO.
o.nenJ Oontnctors
Veteram, lluildJ:al tor V..._
126 Con.I ...... Barbor KtT-R Jl&lboo,.,.....
- w. ~ !-.... · 'hl. Bar. Im *•'*t,...boa. c.m.nla
W. P . M"CA'·ft
OUeral Cwtlactor
OO!ft'llA -A o-'l I 80018 Cfl.uT CONBI'. 00.
r.. trta! ~1 ~ Cou1 wt'• ...............
............. lmLIDl'T m~$ psn.m ~ ......
___ ... __
B. Z . X C"OON..t.LD
PalnUna-......... utas Bruab or $pray W"or& State LlceUtd
OONTBAC1'0~G
~L-~t Omtnctor lD the .a.arvor .,..,,. for II y_,.
Buta Ana -OID-K
-61Jt).J IOCI ... Tlew Corona dlll Ku, Ca.lit.
DOUGllN1.JTll
COTl'A.GS DO--NUT A.ND W AJTLIC SHOP
Donut. and W&UJ.• a Bpedalty Complete l'owltaia 8e"1cl
.. llartDe .... B&lboa i.le ........ :am
DBUG STOllU
H.UIPl'Ol'f'S RA.RDOR DRtJG Corona del Kar, Calttol'DJ.a
Ir.AC PELLrI'IER'I N~C~W.,;l'O:;;RT B&ACB PJURXA.C'T • WNND: V1Ncmn"'8 B.AI,11()4 PB.4JUU.C'T
716 E. CUtral ~epiaoM IOI
ICLIWl'BICAL DLR8, A !IJ:BV.
BAT ELJDCTRIC ·
Rewtndtn.c and Rebulldlns
Motors A 0.tl4ra.t.ora
Motors and Ge.auaton tor Sale
ms w. c.ntnJ ...... Bar. 1m-w
BAY SIDI: J'ISB JU.R.B:J:T
Dall,. n.u .. ..,. of ~b n..11
8ball J'tab A Sea J'ood SpeclalU•
FISH MABID!JT8
Bua. Pbon• 121
rRANJ[ 80 I !ORA
Wboleal• and Retail n.ti. Ka$at BMr. Wlnel and Llquon
ti.t Piaoe Newpon Beach. caw.
OFFICE SUPPLIE8
COMMERCIAL PBINTING
•
NEWPO.RT JURBOR PUBLISllINO <X>MPANY
IOll W . Centn.l Aftllue
Pbooe Harbor LI
NEZDLIC8 nTRN1TURll
l"O!'a.lture of QuaJlty A KlcloMm.F HOllMI J\anrlilhlop
DK N.-.port BITd.. Co.ta X-
S-60ll
GARAGE A llACJDNll: llBl>P
VIRO'B a..t.R..&.O•
Complet41 A.Oto A 1lo&t ~
TBACO PRODUCTS
-Wel.41.q-
.... w. o.tn1 ....-11 .... w "--
GaocDll8 -Alfi) ••-wwn
OOTTLS'I -~N8WJ'OitT
•w.c..~w -
QWJ**'l#AJfDMA•gm..
N8WPOl!lT PUBLIC 1l&JtSSl"
~~v~
c. r .wr . ...._I
-JU . 21:11 °"""" -lteiwpot't .._. •
oaqczm:a AWi> ••••@18
TBSWAvm&~
Opa~'TM'~ IL& toT-...
c :~.,°'-="'-.. -..... .
.. Cllut. llwT: -...... 1111-J
-baa
MTTmwlC800. ----GLAllS. ...............
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Uf8UBANCE
/ 1 INTEIUOR DEOOllATOR8
JilPZ'R YA.LI: Interior """"'"'" ......... ~·-VeneUu BIJ.od......a.leet W&llpapen
CUtom x.d• ~ Tailored SJlp.-Oo..,.
IHI Via Oporto &ttlor Ml.8 Newport n.cb, Call!.
R. S. ARVIN
Dl&mon~l WetebM, J.-.lJT IC:z;plirt Wet.CD 6 J...,elry BepabU&
111 22Dd Bl. Newport a.1Cb
Phou 2127..j
•&WDJ!:118
Q-RIO SBOPPm
Watch• Bterltn.1:. 811............atf ot All JD.Ilda ........
LlQUOJ' STOllU
KE8A. LIQUOR BBOP
8electlon of Cbob Llcruon Wtne.ud ... rs
D •I,I,AS p4I.MJCR. Oww
17"' Newport Bl'#d.:1. c.c.ta .._ Beacon 11111111
WARD AND HARRINGTON LUJIBBR 00.
Lumber A Bu1ldtns Kat.ui.
Bay District Yard Pb. :e.coa W1
518 Oout msbway, At u.. Al"CIM9
llAOlllNE SBOP8
Usbt &114 He&YJ" lfAchlae won:
8PK:ialtslq' ln llartDe • Jlo&t ~
1t06 N•'W"PN"l BJTd.. S-00. 9Jl
llll:llCllANT PA'l'llOL llDVIOE
BEA.CB Cl'TT
MERCHANT PATROL
-0.0.. rri>ot N"'"°" ...... Phone Barbor ldl·R
Jo:'l'Al.l.JZDi'"Q
O'·•RK 6 BA'l'm
~-;it,,,~
W•ldJlac 8"dal._
.. lln It. Bal'llor .. .. ..,..._
KOVIKG. A noa&G•
• Ml.M()A TIUlfD'ma 00.
..... • entt·1 ......
um w. c.m.a ft.JI.ml
MOMMY lmlOOL8
DfllillrlM.t..... ..,,.....~. P.O..Boa_,..._...._
.,.. W t el m ......
au11=a>\.Z· o. ~
OiA ltltlt
"" .... °"=o. ·:rr--
a.aut ··~
h' , ...... a ,ji "•
PET FOOD A SUPPLIE&
Bee our Compl•U. LlD4I ot
Buppltes for YOW"
CA.TS AND DOGS
En!rrthlnl' /or the Pet
PET PANTRY lU A&at• . Ralboa bland
PBOTOGIJAl'HEB8
RIC'IUJU> RJCLT
PHOTOOUPBSR
JOI ll&rlJM An. Balboa r.le
Harbor ...
PHYSIOIAMI A 8UBGEONS
.L V. ANDUWS, ll. D.
' W O:>ut. Rtatiwa1 Barbor Ill
Col'Oba del Kar
N~t Callll -Harbor 1B-J'
PHYSICIANS' A StlBGEONS
JOHN It. C. CHUNG, K. D.
PhJWldan and Burpoa
M , T-l:IO ud by_A_ppolntmat .........
1JO It 1ltb 8L
PHYSICIANS A SUBGEONS
A.. 0 . HUOBSS, K. D.
1111 Newport Bl'fd. 8-ooa -
Reilldac. 8-coa IT7T """'"-
PBYSICJAN8 A 8UBGEON8
DR. W . T. KOONll'T
X Ray Bu'Tlce
NlDUI aa4 Omtral
Newport BMeh, Cal.. Call Bar. M
RADIO SALEll A SERVICE
TRON.A.RT Inc.
Radlc-ElectronJe*-Soand. S&J• &ad Se.moe ll&rtne and ~c
Pb. B . 1252--K 2I01 W. OeatnJ Newport Ke&cb, CaUt.
UAJ. ESTATE
FRANK P. JOHNSON
B r oke r
OWEN C. ANKENEY Auodate
Choice Acreage and Cloee In Lot. It It C&n Be Had We Haft It
1664 Newport Bl•d. Beacon MS4·W
U•I. ESTATE
BARBOR INVZ8TllmNT CO.
"-'""' ep.etell.t Lii Bu1>or P10.,...U..
Bmlnem and a.td•tal
IOtb at W . 0...tnl, N._rt -PboJle Barbor ll00-1801
/
RE4I. EBTATE
J . ll. MUJ ZR. "Rltil/l'OR
16th and Ceatnl
Harbor l.26f, Newport Be&eb
UAL UT.ATE
WU,IJ•v W. 8.&.NYORD
n.Itor and GeDera1 ~
OmRTRUDll A.. WALDRON
.. llartne ....... Balboa :r.i.
Hubor-R
BL'Um ROOK
Cbarco&I Brolled ...... .,_ ~
Cockt•ll•
''RUSS" SWll&IDR et the .Orpa.
IOI Palm. Balboa -Barbor mt
G. V. LINSSNBARD l BUTAUBANTS I ,
PLUMlll!fG A HEATING
B. B. HOLBROOK
POULTRY PBODUCTll
JD10 W. o-tnl &.._, Newpaft Bcb.
PboM Barbor ~llm
--Doll>' ~ roar ar.s.-
._ O...... •-
Oar. ol lltll u4 TmUa. -1111
UDJ0••1 namm
t sf'•t. J>eillNJ -
......... O's' ... ., .... . . z. E. DOWlf CDllP.Alft
···~!"ti -.w tm 00.. .....
10 •• , •• mvim
&0.& ILAJ>IO Wl.aCTmlC -.um~ llllOP
•O': :=-11:-" '\':'° 1:--• ....... ...... S....tll --
••mow~1 'r• ...
THll DOLL BOUD
of Balboa
HuborlllO
Bll:llTAUBANTS A CAFSll·
Kl1i(OS L.lNDINO 6 CAnl
Sped•Hstns ID all JClD49 ol.
-J'ood Ill IUl Newport :a.m ........ ,...
DelldOM Mnjcwn ftto48
.. Newport Bl"1. ...... Ma
. Coot&-
IQWPORT Ian
... I ...... bl ftmil7 T'N6l.
Ooocl Old Bw Oc-+1•
ut lld'9dh. PL llartliol' U.W
-.&UB.t.lfTll ... ~ .. ,, .............. ....
l'OB.TO!f"I BA'J' ~ ~
1'7UI IL ad eo.t BW7: ._, .. ••port ..... Clllllndl
I
I
SERVICE STATIONS
600 w. Omtnl ......
-·1172
llDVICE STATIOlfS
-
l8LA.ND SHJ:IJ. 9TATION
SBll:ll:T lll:TAL
SIGNS
, SIGNS
TOK RUNEL&-SIQNB
SPOBT8Wll:.UI
&l wn:R SPORT &BOP
Men and BoJ"• ~
Ocaplet. Ube ·01 s•'"deeb"J'
TAXI !IJ:BVIOE
RA(.Jl()A enter.a T..xI
~ the Newport Hu't.lcle' ....,_
If.Hour :a.u.a!> .. ......
um. w. O..tnl ...... Bar. -! l'Cewport B-.clt
---. NmWPORT , C08T.O. ,._.
T&XI CO.
~t But& ,.. Tnllwap •c:.ut-
OJ'llll>IUl&&IHO
.w•r•
TD w+m _,
TI'w ..... •
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• '•¢1' ~ 'h 1? 7 a.I 'DliiLtwia7 Anel.a•• Volw ***'* 117 J:DWAllD <JL&TTON Last week t wrote. aboUt the and radio JecWadon.
9'•• 'lptlQn ~ In Advanoe:-'2.50 per )'ftl" In ~ County; 1 committee a_.,,tmentl lfven the 'and Johnson both on "Armed Ser-
S2.'15 per,...,. to 4th zone; $3.00 per yar to 8tb ,,_ s-Jlo!dlet Thero la morit In tho ._tlon cautomla ddoc•tlon, which bad vices" which replacea tho llOPU•te
· ~~ ~--.~ ~--In N...-rt Beach The wlv.""'"" $641 million bud-of Sonator ROOertlon of Wyoming juot then been announced I men-N 'd Millt •~a1ra· -1
;
orld at · a Glance NEWPORT BALBOA
N E.ws~TI MES
l'llOND: l'i .. ron u -u -I R.ise to Rem!ark
BON • .J0Bit .1'111L1P11
-. I .
,--. n.. • r .... fil I••• .... ~-..,..,.
Ill 11AJN ' I" Es* llAl.11().6. QAllP0 lllltend u 'Ciiif~ ="'UJ!t.ct' al""~a, 1B19 I' get ror \h~"i9'f1-411 tlscaJ year-that an.aucllt or all Federal spend-tlonod Gearhart on Waya and avy 811 , 8'l' ~· corn-_____ :::::::;:::=::..==-=:.::;:.:.=.:::::.=::..:.:..::.:.:._+--::-:-tho flrlt flor 8 ling!• year lnltead Ing from 1933 to 1946 be under-Meana; Shepperd and m~lt on mltteea. ------------+-------------
BAM D. PORri:a • . • • • ----]F!ubllaher of for twc>-la a Janin& reminder taken. U such an aucllt could be Appropriations, and ·Bramblett on Fletcher of San Dleao gets on
F. G FROST I ----------1 Editor to cl~., of Calllornla or the In-! done for the $10mllllon he pro-Agriculture. the lm-1ant feankln& and Cur-w F DIXON • • -• --• • Advertilin& Mana&er creallng 'l"coat of Government, ea-1 pooea to authorize for it, it would The list continues: _ rency Committee, which alao bu Printing Plant, 3011 W. Central Avenue, Newport 'Beach, cautomla peclally I~ 8 state Increasing IQ be money well tpe~t. For one We are particularly well !Ind all corporation jleglslatlon, and 10
I rapidly t'n st.ze as ours. But 1n thing, we might tlnd out Just what on the Committee on Public Landa, had all the OPA argument.a. HoU-Official Paper of the City Of Newport Beach spite of j 1t1 mammoth size the has become of aome of the billions the one to which some or you field of Los Aneelea will be on the
A ~d·ble Local lmlltutlon for Over 11 Yean State's hicome is such, that lt can ot dollai's which Congress pr~ people petitioned me tO tranaft!r. committee I waia on tor six weeks,
* * • insurance
Active
Member
of
be handlkd with plenty to spare. vided the executive department That has all Irrigation and re-. before I was tz!ansterred to Agri-
But, as ~ual, the excess of in· under blank check arrangements. clamation matters, all lndl&J' mat-culture. I can see a busy lyear p, a. palm, er INCORPO.IATID
come over· outgo will present u or coune, the fantastic sums that ters, all public lands, grazing landf tor this 1'Comm.lttee on Expend!-l
much or: more of a problem than were kicked around in the tlays ot mines and mining, and ·an te:rrt-tures in_ the Executive Depart-w 0. bud. inluronc• counselor
a soo'rtqe. Everybody will want aquandermanta can't be recov~ torial matters. Welch of San ments,'' for the Republicans have
to get aJ sllc,e of the surplus for now but the people are entitled Fl'ltnclsco, notably underatanclln& put top men on It and obvlouoly ii 3333 via l.lqo. rewport beach, calif.
this project or that. It's KOing to to know the whole story ,instead towards the rural areu of the will be expected to turn up the I ho , b h h b I SOO
1 take a~tlght rein to keep the or only a very small part of It. State la the chairman and Norr!a carpet, and see under which cor-le •p Re newpo,1 eac , '" or
-------'------------------• spending horses in check. Gover-This ldet. of an outside audit of Po~n of Los Angeles, wt th ner the New Deal swept the dfft. * *
nor arren's recommendation the Government books should be whom I served 4 yean in the Jackson, a new man from Loe -------------------------CORRAL DUST that si5j million be' set· aside as made a regular annual practice. State Legisla~ and tor whoee Angeles, and Mrs. Douglu, will
. Ye old English soldiers had' on their uniform sleevea many a reserve for the day when the It will help the prevent a good ability I have the highest pas-be on Foreign Affairs. Jackson'•
row! of buttons . · · kept them from wiping their sno:olaa. present jhlgh State income may deal of the "careleuneu" that slble regard and respect, will also ability and location were both rec-
-Jae~ Lind5Jl!'y. have drtjpped considerably sounds ~ often creei-in to the han.~-·be there. I prophesy that this ognized by his appointment to L-----------------------+I __ __. like a good idea. His proposal also ing of Government funds. And it I committee will be second to none the sub-committee on Latin-Amer·
I to use eXcess funds to rehabilitate about t1roe anyway, for Govern-in this Congrea in its importance. ican Affairs, or real importance to Warn.or fo' r Good and m~emize state institutions fent operations to be put on a Poulson could have had any CQlll-California. Miller ot Oakland will
is some~ng that needs to be done. real businesslike basis. i:nittee, and he took this, reallz-be on the Committee on Post Of-One of the great humanitarian warriors of America was But car .must be used that the The Weather ing the importance of water to fices and Civil Service. If you
Thomas Alva Edison, whose one-hundredth birthilAy ~i-State ge full value on these ex-The weather in most parts of southern California, and to Los don't get your mail, Jet me know
T penditur~s. In the midst of our the Ylorld In recent weeks bas Angeles in particular. Engl~ of and I'll speak to George! Most versary, February 11, is being honored this month through· prosperity there is need for cau-been very rugged, acording to all the 2nd District, a very able Cali-readers Will trunk I should have
out the nation .. His battlefield was the laboratory. His bat':' tion and all reasonable economy. reports. But just how bad it has fomian, is on the minority side. put this next committee near the
ta.lions Were a handful of fervent a.s.sociates. No banners flew, For Sale . been was made evident in the case One of the most iinportant and top. Elliot of· ruJare and. Mc-
b I ded t ~~:~~ · his cam~ivns Yet Would you ljk~ to buy a com-of two .noted Parisians who were active committees this year will Donaugh of Los Angeles are both no ug es soun '? s~ en .l:A.IJ.:)Un m . . .... ~~-· plete community with hous es, scheduled to fight a duel at dawn. be Education and Labor, a his-on Public Works,. which means
there was never a slackerung nor \Veakerung m his efforts to stores, restaurants, theater, school, All Paris was agog. Scores of1 toric combination which I felt the the problems of our rivers and our
break through th~ wall of·dark:ness to bring more mcxiem ~hurch , 'fi~e department, streets reporte~ were on hand to cover reorganization might well separ-harbors and OW' roads and a few
comf rts d bett methods to people everywhere. n e~eryth1ng? Well , you can-at the affwr. D.awn came. But the ate. In both Senate and HOuse other important items.
• Before ·You !Build or Remodel
VllH Our flateaasllllg Semple IUld ~:r Bo;
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Color guides. plan-
nlng alda, comprebmi.-
1"!! stock of carpets
and llnoleUm.
o an. er . . . . a price. How much? Probably for contestants did not. They stayed these are picked committees, fair, We have no Californian on Vet~
Once Edison had established an objective, he permitted about 2 or 3 million dollars. Uncle in bed. It was just too cold. To able and courageous, and the rural erans' Affairs, but we have plenty
nothing to discourage him from reaching it. His enthusiasm Sam s~nt S4 ~ ~ll.i~n building die on ·the fiel~ of honor from areas are as interested as the of friends, and so have the veter-
and faith carried him, sometimes through thousands of ex-the to~, and since it 1s now clas-'''ounds is one ~1ng, .bu_t to fr~ze cities. Senator Taft, for example, ans: and we have no Californian
LUDLUM Carpet Works
. . . . . . sed as surplus, the old gentleman to death-monsieur, it IS unthink-took this committee chairmanship on Judiciary, which is strictly 8
tm 8oatll Main St. PllCRM 8-ta Aaa %808 SANTA ANA
penments that failed, to the final one which succeeded. Edi-may be ~illi n:g to let you have it able! in the Senate. Nixon from Whit-lawyer's committee, but also will
sons victories were' of \VOrld-wide signlfica.nce and contri-at consi1erably Jess than .cost. In t ier, has a choice s~t there, and have the Tidelands Oil Bill again.
buted to making man's \VOrk more productive and \I/Omen's case yo'l "'·ant to make a bid the Press v·1ews \l.'C are all pleased, as his people On the other side, Senator Downey . ' t own s known as Dragerton, should be. He also goes on the has Public Lands and pub Ji c work easier. Utah. I ~ is 23 miles east of Price Committee on Un-American Ac-Works, and Senator Knowland has PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
.. cent light, the phonograph , the mbti~n picture-l"ef>ulted in foot ele ation and is served by a California rather ran away with suggest a recognition ot his abil-&OOOUNTANT
Tue fruit oE his efforts-among whicJ'l were the lncandes-on the Ercen River with a 5,000-tivities. Rules and Appropriations, which
the begin. • ning df our electrical age of enlightened livihg, benc-ranch of . the Denve~ & Rio Thf' Prf'M'nt Joy the Committee on Merchant Ma-ity by the majority leadership in ~~------------,
. . rande : 1lway. And it's not a There Is no sorro\v in heaven : rine and Fisheries, which has a that House. Bookkeeping fitting all the people everywhere for g~nerations to .. com~. ~host t~wn. So~e 2500 persons a nd since this state of universal st rong California interest. Bradley
One of the last stirring commands of this great warnor for hve therj e-and .intend to stay. calm and harmony is at hand ac-from Long Beach, Allen trom Oak-' Service
... good \vas· uBe courageous. Be as bra\·e as your fa\hers be-~ost of the ""'orking men are em-cording to Jesus of Nazareth, it is land, on the majority side, and He-Mesa Vet Chosen OOLIN F. BBOWN
· . ,, · P oyed at the Geneva coal mine our privilege to be joyous n~w. \·enner of San Franci~co and King Red Cross Leader (Bubol-lMt) fore you. Have fa ith. Go fol'\vard. and earn good wages. Looks like from the Los Angeles Harbor dis-
h f all f " If th ood 1. And ho\v, someone may query. K 111 llartJle A.e.. ~ lal. 1 Here, surely, is inspiration enoug or o U!:i. e a g 'Duy, doesn't it? All you can I be happy when all who trict, should see that our prob-enne th Hill, returned veteran
future is vagt1e, Jet us have courage. Our opportunities, t oo, n~d to make a bid on it is. ~ once made my life glad have van-!ems ar; ?c~ter understood. of \Vorld War Il and insurance '------------•I
. d f ~ N I k bot t t th an paper-and a couple of m1lhon . h d' Ch . t. .t c eel th1·s Space l1m1ts me from comment· broker of 109 E. 18th street, Costa ~-----------,I are great, have! faith an go onva1u. 0\V 00 a 1 a e dollars . ., The line forms to the is e . r1s 1an1 ~ an . s . ing on all committees but to con-~1esa, has accepted the chairman-1 • 8 • WHYTE
el ·ca1 · cl · tcxl d I t · a salute to right state of sorrow \11.•1th aff1rmat1on h' f th . u COmmLTAlft' ectri mira es \Ve enJOY ay an e US raise · of eternal life. And "·e who hang vince you how well the California s 1P 0 e campa.Jgn to raise Au~ .. b7 ~ UniWld. 8...._ orre...
this Ameriecm immortal \Vho gave theJil to us--a 0 \vanior 1 ·~ ~r,!"'s . back in grief arc not ·cJaiming the co\·erage \vill be in the 80th S~-S3605.for the Costa fesa branch, ID'7 ~' k> ••• ., eHeaY kl
for good" who never knew surrender. Janu~PY ~1tl:9'33camThe to Rpo~eh' ohn kingdom of the present joy. sion, loo~ at ~he .following : U a , Amencan Red Cros. 1 COQllllWll:Um:;: ~s1'::tsu:a.Mten.'
• · e e1c e , t he ranking minority member and \\'orkers will be pfepared to BOOD.&SPINO DaVKJ9 ! b~ilt du ng the next dozen years Ho"'· asks a~other. can there be Hinsha\\' the r anking Republican visit residential districts March 3, --UM._.._. BIYL e... .._
G R • t• '''1th bl and the bludgeon \\'as any gladne~s ~n my hea~t wh~n <,,·ith only the chairman above when the National Red Cross cam-._ __________ ....., ___ _..,.,I overnment eorganIZa 100 t~ last '.000 :years (according to the w~rld .1s In a. turmoil of 111 him) on the Interstate and For-paign opens. It is hoped to con-,
Almost lost in the \Velter of ne\V measures; reports, and him). Efourte<'n of those years events . This question can best be cign Commer ce Committee, which elude the local coverage by March AJWBI'l'EOT
have no'f'· passed into h istory. But ans\vcre.d b~, \~Ord!\ of Jesus spok~ has all transportation, aviation fifteenth. I r-----------'"l I
Presidentia l messages from Washington in recent \\~ks is a th.(' ti.mf table has kone wrong. en to his d1s~11?l~s \v~en he kne'v ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Armand Monaco 1 pro}X>S3.l by Representative C1arence Bro\Vll of Ohio th-at a Hitlers reich is dead-physically, that the cruc1f1x1on \\-aS n~ar and ·~ ARCBITECr
thorough study of the executive' branch of government be at least, And so is Hille• if We that beyond lay •esurection and Does Your House > can believe the accepted ;e parts. ascension : "T hese things have. I 81' W. Bay Ave., Balboa 1
tru\de by a committee of leading Americans for the purposes Th~ G~~man people are now ex-slJ:'>kcn unt~ y?u, that my JOY N d p , , Cl • ? Barbor 1'1U.
of simplification and e ffi ciency and that it report back to the pcnenc1 ng their second bittc• dose might '°mam ID you. and that ee a1nt1ag or ean1ng , Z1Zl i..k-oocl Ave.
next congress in January 1949. His proposal deserves seriou~ in less than thrC'C decades for at-your Joy might be fult:· .A Loe Anpiel. NOl"IUDdJ' 6IOI'
tempting wor ld conquest. They In the pursuit of the Chr istian w considerati on by congress. blame Hitler. (It's convenient>. I \\'ay of living, in the earnest at-Ii need hardly be pointed out that the executive J:>ranch is They also blame the \\'orld for not I tempt to live as did Jesus of
badly in need Ot streamlining to make it more cohesive and "undcrsr:nding" German aims. Nazareth. the individual finds an
1""" expencive to operate. The United States government is But in t e final analysis they have increasing happiness. He becomes
''"'f no one o blame but themselves. more and more aware of the
the \VOrld's biggest ''business". Evev in this peacetime year Hitler "'{as a product of the Ger-Father in whose realm of good-
• j~ proposed budget exceeds $37 billion. and the number of man naFional mentality. u n ti 1 ness and joy we are living now.
persons on its payroll is rcrughly 2y2 million. It h rui ~branch that meptaiity is greatly changed -The ;Dayton Ohio H erald.
the German people will seek ano-offices,, of one kind or another· in thousands of communities ther "saV'iour" and will plunge the
throughout the country. world ln~o armed conflict again-Dead Seals Found Yet, it has reat'hed its present proportions without any unless the other-nations see to it
d ff" · t It that t ~ e Y never get another Dead seals found on the beach basic system or planning to keep it orderly an e icien · chance. f'nd the nations had bet-opos.ite an Ocean Front cafe were
. has "just growed". The result is that it is a jumble of bµ-ter see tO it. tumod over to the city street de-
reaus, departments and divisions. Some duplicate the activi-Audit N~ Deal! partment for cllspooal.
ties of others. Some do work that is a waste of time. All add ~;;;;;;lm;--;;;;i;----;;;;;i;;i;;;;; ____ ;;;;i; ____ =
to the drain on the taxpayer's pocketbook. ' I
· Under Congressman Brown's plan congress would not be HANNA ESCROW co obliged to accept the committee's recommendations for im-•
proving the executive department, but no doubt the proposals ·
put forth by a group of top.ranking Americans would have
ample support from the public and the lawmakers ,to put
them through.
Washington may still be one of the most crowded. cities
In the country but in the federal government offices which
occupy so much of it there is abundant room-for improve-
ment
Polish Elections
· American and Britislt efforts to insure a fair and free e~on in Poland got the usual brush-off both in Warsaw
and Moscow. .
· The Communist-dominated Polish ~emment didn't
eve11 bother to aJIS\\1!1' some of our fornial protests on the
matter and the Russians fell back upon that now well-worn
excuse that any attempt Oil the part of the big three to guar-
antee proper election practices would constitute "int~erence
In the Internal affairs" of Poland.
All.of which Is just another way of saying that the Kn!m-
lln ~·t want anybody interf!"'ing with Ruw_a 's Interfer-
ence In Polish affairs. Appe.renGy, not e-. the Poles them-
. aelves can Interfere.
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'lbere never was a person who did anything ~ doing
that~ not receive more than· he gaw.-Henry W. Beecher.
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for ·-.; w111 -.........i ~ Diac:uaaea Campaign Theater On Saturday .:..U: ::;: = i:-IJQ7 "": • For HospfW Add'n. 'o.er..,._.ty crowcla at the
an athlete pr fix _,. eon-. A breakfast 'ruelldllY moniins Slllrley Temple mattneeo at the
The thoulht of beln& pDl to for memben or the Santa Ana Udo theatre hu caused the man-
talle a cilve In a prtae ftcht or to Community HOlpltal spedal ptts aaement to add an additional per·
Smne kind oou1 dri>pped a note talnlna: euteni entrlel.' for the throw a ~ootball or ~ pme committee marked the openlnc ot fomianoe to the Popular Saturday
In our l>Ox requestJnc a plug f<r Honolulu event. makea '!"' mlcbi>-!>&Piil' that I funds sollcltatlon which will .,..... feature. •
_,. of the aalllnc actlYltles tro-It bad been hoped to pt a few am ~ted with Yldtta and ceed the drive among the 1eneral Starting next Saturday, Feb. 8, Inc on on the bay. -, of their boata out this way and Yachlaml'n· public. doors wlll open at 11:4~ and the
repay them for the waxlnc that I .wan,t to be around the day Thirty-two members ot the '!Int •how wJ¥ berln at 12:15. The ·
We considered the classes men· Dick Reynold's BLITZEN cave amnebody trlea to bribe Hook committee ooened the $300,00(f second performance will start at ~ ~ ~ 0~~;.an,!;~ our bunch In the 1939 race. Beardslef, Barnho•Y Le1unan or any drive to double the capacity of the 2 :30 and continue until 4:45,
rather do than talk about boat.-In fact the Honorulu race wu of the ~v . tshots in our rac> hospital. Several hundred worken Two hundred fifty penons were
changed from the even numbered Ing traterntty to sail for any other eventually will be engaged in ' the turned away at lut Saturday'1
here aoes. years to the odd onee ao1we would •Pot butl flrst. campe.ian. performance but wtth an added
The RHODES eang are getting not be running competition with Boy, ~ere would be one lea tin-Under chairmansh.lp of Orlyn N . showing everyone will be able to
hot and that ii good neWI for the Bermuda go and thereby give horn _gambler but quick. Robertson, the committeemen obtain good seating at future per-
wtth the exception of the Christ-the eastern boats a chance to do If the PC's get much thicker heard a brief talk by Lyhn Craw-formances.
maa Reaatta we ha\·en't had much a Horace Greeley. around here they will have to ford and R. e . Hellis, president of Next Saturday's attraction in-
word: from them. JU t1P9tream start raQ.ng in &hifta-the hospital association. Hospital eludes Shirley Temple and Jane
So lut Sunday we were very The Old Clam Digger hun't Duce Wllaon blew into the Har-Mana&er Ernest Gould -and cam· Wlthen Jn "Bright 'Eyes," three bapPy to see seven of them show taken issue with the ,....._... writ-bor Jut week end in PC No. 65, pat~ VJ-~-•---w. Harold
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ff th N rv• .... ... ~Ml.U 1.ucu.• cartoons and cha pt.ft' 13 of "The up at the starting line o . e o. en of Southern California for a a new addition to the local fleet .F\nlev were tntrodu·-•. R al • I ' # \.."e\.I. oy '"tounted.." On Feb. 15, Tem-lAwi --4 channel marker. long time. · and we understand that No. 66 Members of the committee are: pie fans will see "Susannah of PBAl8E BE TO OTRl:B8 ~med up brleflJ' tbat k wllat Braden "Tiie Westi-,finest
S11ilinf 8 011ts" · They had a ·ding-dong battle and My little barbs don't seem to will also join us in a week or so. Robertson, Fbtley, Roy George, the MounUea," 22nd of February, F1ach of Coro-del Mar (left) ~when I . 8 . Barrett. (rqllt), 19'8
pl f •-that I do 't ch tt ti fro th • --~-Dr R W PtMdent of \be chamber of commerce. preeented. lalm. wttll a cer-a cou e o protesi..o n attract mu a en on m e Dr. H. \V. ~1.ug, . --"The Little Princeu" wtth other uneat.e of merit for his put la the Prelbyterl&a BOlpltal ~-
bave the answen to u yet so I Fourth Estate up around Smog Lost His Dog T!bbetu, D. L. Mayers, Wilbur Popular films to follow. ........-campolp. Mr. Flach aald be ,... appy to -the -·
een't Cfve you the complete re-center but then they don't know A brown and white fox terrier Barr, B. R. Manker. W. B. Hellls, la. bebalf of the committee memben "wbo actually did the work of
sults. that there Lt such a sport as owned by H . w. Wbleer of the Dr. Lawrence Young. C. E. Fort-PABKINO LOT PAVED n1a1a« tbe money." -Kent Hitchcock Photo.
However, it was a nJce show-Yacht Racing and they probably Seashore Colony. strayed away ney, Dr. P. D. Conover, Dr. G. Police patrol cars are now ~==========:::::'.============:;:::= George Strom Inc for an informal .series and the never will for Yachting lacks from home Wedn-•·y -·enlnv, Emmett Raitt, F. A. Hendenon, t din b'--k r1 '' with d blld · ~ """" • c Holl M B 5 an g on a IAC su aced park-numbor of boa" wlu lncreue dnun-beaters and pal pu ty. he told nn11ce. C. E. Walker. R. . es, · · · I t th the rise in temperature. Anyway, with all of the "stinks" r-Wellinston. W11liam R. Hynds, c .. ing 0 near e N"'!l>Ort Harbor
The RHODES are scheduled to being raised in the papers r~ FINDS WAT<JB ON 181..AND A Warren, Frank V. Crane, Hugh district police station.1 The job
race February 2, March 2, May cently· about certain lines of ath-earl l{:arlson of 414 Santa Ana M. WUcox. Roy W. Siden, Lynn was done by Sulky-Miller of Or-
4 and the 1st or June, the series letic endeavor It Ls high time ~ avenue. Newport HlghU, round a H. Crawford, Bob Fernandez, Dr. ange Jn quick time. Monday.
PRECISION FR~Q~CY SERVICE '1
caJ.I Barbor 169()..J for
to be on' a percentage balls which ple started looking to a good watch lQ, the 300 block of Ruby S . Theron Johnston, Ernest Could,
II a belp to thoae 'who find It tm-clean sport for their amUlement. street, Qalboa Island, and turned Dr. David H. Payne, R. E . Bacon All kinas typewriter ribbons 11
RADIO PHONE FREQUENCY MEASUREMENTS
and Percentage lllodulaUon Checks
Harbor
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pmalble to make the whole series. Pick up your Sports page and it over <o the police. and D. B. Cannlchael stock at the ~ew.nme.=;.~;,
'!be PC's raced also with Fred ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;; iii S malH ln PAMLIN, No. 30. win· 11 1
nlnt In a walk.
Three Way Race!
'lbe way P AMLIN has been go-~
lnc ttttntly she wtll hl\ve to be =
watched in the Mid-Winten, but ~
then all of that gang are hot and "
bear watching ln any ra~
Both the PCs and the RHODES =
Will race up to Los Angeles Har-=
bar, finishing off the LA YC mole,
on February 15th. the Saturday
prior · to the Mid-Winters.
The RHODES wil start at ten
while the PC's will get away a half "'
hour later. ' ~
A new perpetual trophy Lt be-"'
Ing purchued by the RHODES '
Aaoclation, to be meed for an-~
Dually by this gang on the week-,.
end befoi-e the Mid-Winten.
The PCs, of course, will race
for the Hillman Trophy which was = ~ donated by Jack and Diane Hill-,.
~an. former owners of the IMP, ~
PC No. 45.
Incidentally. the conditions of
this trophy have been Changed.
Originally it was for a two race
aeries but now it is only for the ~
race up as some of the boys felt =
that with Los Angel" Harbor be-
ing so much handjer to Catalina
lt was too good a chance to take
a short cruise on the way home. -• • -How's for making it a three-
way race. up to L. A. Harbor. then
tv.·o \lreeks later you' could race !
to the Isthmus on Saturday and ~
then home to NC'v.rport on Sun-~
.d.ay; or had you thought of that :
already.
The race to Avalon last sum-
mer was a good blowout and this
could make it a simi-annual affair
and give you a taste of the Isth-
mus and Cherry and Fourth of
July coves to boot.
Race Deflnlte
With Tra ns.Atlantic ra ce to
Holland definitely scheduled. for
Dext summer it means that Inter-
r1ationa1 Yachting is back to pre-
war par.
The race v.;n be sponsored by
the Royal Netherlands Yacht Oub
which will also be celebrating its
hundredth anni\·ersary at the
same time.
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The papc'r \VOrk and red &ape =
on this sjde of the pond will be ~
handled by rhe Cruisin g Club of !
America \\·ho \\•ill a lso give the !
boys their start off Nev.'POrt. ~
Rhode Island. in late June \vith ~ • the finish line at Amsterdam. ~
The Cruising Club rule Y.ill be !
1n force and a good entry list is ii
expected \\'ith a rouple of blanks ~
already in. ~
Alt.er the TrllnS-Atlantic pass-!
age there v.ill be a race fTom HoJ-~
land to Co\l•es v.·hich will get ;
the boats to the British Isles in !!
time for the Futnet Race which ~
is set for Augw:t 8th. :;:
Looks Uke a lot of good racing !
on the Atlantic next summer and ii!!
it wiJl give some of the boys a !
&ood exruu to make a crossing 11
but It Won't. be mud! help to ~
Tl'an.Pad!lc Yacht Oub In 00-
frigeration
• Conditioning ·---,.. l'rt!llllu:re· Pumps
trifugal ~wnpe Ir-All l\wmw ·-IAll U.-la -1· .. ~·
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0 . R. (Pop) Crawley-N. M._ (Morrie) er."'°"
Distinctive Home FUmlshlnp
Crawley's Furniture
llU Newport Bmt--l'tl. 891'D'Jlla NII
Coata M•a "In the Heart of Tl>wn"
Curt H. Boh]llan
The Bohman Company
Harold K. Grauel
CHAPEL
110 Broodway-l'tl. a...oa aeto
Ooeta Meu.. Calll'orala
HUBBARD HOWE
Pres. Hubbard's
South Coast Company nu w. Central-Pb. Harbor 11100
J.M. Miller
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Pb. Harbor 1264
15th at Central-Newport 8-h
'"On Your W81Y to Balboa"
Bruce B. Johnstone
at the Sign of the
"'FLYING RED HORSE"
JOHNSTONE SERVICE
Barbor 117!·1
Cout Bl..i. at 101 mpway
Newport Engineering Associates
FREDERIC J . SINGER. Pro111dent
Manofacturen a Sa.lee ~
u1a Coaat mwar-Pb. Bee C1D11 5058
·wanace c. Mattoon
Mattoon's Shoe Store
_ • Footwear for All the Family •.
1795 Newport Blvd.-Cotiita Me.
Phone BEacon 56S9-W
Dr. W. T. Mooney
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Nlath aad Central
Ph. Barbor (Z.C-hr • .enlce) 48
Walter J. Gerhardt
Harbor 292.w
OUR PHOTOGRAPHER
U'7 Fenl)ea1 A.Yell~roDa del Mar
G. N. Wells
Real Estate
Plto9e Be· DG 0111
1111 Newport 819'1.~-.... Oa8f.
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O. C. HARR • • • C. C. OTl'O Otto's Sporting Goods
and Saddlery
Harr's Jewelry
Twin Loeatlono
1811 llABllOB BLVD. Ollila•-.... ....., e...,. w. Bru-.1
Radio. S 0 S Electric ......_ •aa.w· .. .._........,.,.
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.. a. w ..... Newpwt lb-* •·•v
Ets-Hokin & Galvan
Newport s-dl -San FamclM» • WDmlNtm
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ft. B1&e• MeT · _1• Owl..._
Artbur SU--Bob -New ' Blue Room
METZGER STORES
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CHOOSE
"WATER WAY~
OUR HARBOR
By Capt. Stanley James Ba,rden
NEEDS
We are entering a period of "growing pains" * * * Many of
our muchly desired newer enterprises are foreseeing a bigger and more
navigable harbor and are settling here, maining in an embryo state, pio-
neering with the expectation of growing up with our advancement.
Widely Informed
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Braden Finch, Ceramics Manufacturer
Braden Finch has' taken his place as one of the Harbor area's outstanding business
men since corning here five years ago. Born in New York City, he went to Memplii$, Tenn.,
where his father was connected with the American Tobasso company.
Attending Vanderbilt university at Nashville, he met the girl who later became Kay
Finch, then attending Ward Belmont college. Newspall!!r work . called the young engineering -
student and he joined the Memphis Commercial Appeal as cub reporter.
Coming to California in 1926 Finch worked on the L. A. Evening Herald, then on the
Ventura Star and went to the Santa Paula O!ronlcle as editor. In 1930 he was on the Santa
Ana Journal and juSt before the start of World War II he and Mrs. Finch took a trip arourid
the world.
On their return Mrs. Finch' began the making of small pottery figures as a hobby, and
her craft proved so popular the family moved to Corona del Mar and started the Kay Finch
Ceramic studio, now famous for Its products. Besides being general manager of the studio, Mr.
Finch is vice-president of the Laguna Beach Ceramic sOclety and director of the California
Art Potters association. Mr. and Mrs. Finch have three children.
A. "Sandy" Steiner
REALTOR
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IM ClDMit .....,_..._·aw 1 a 071 .
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Balboa Island Spor1ing Goods
"Enl7thlDc fw the SporUman" -~ .................... Mo.~··· We
IWi::~~M;rer
CW• llalaa ••t llarb& a Dellet rs)
'11111:. o..-.n. -,,.
Rebert I. -eJ--dlnc Dch•r ·
Davis & Gay Music. Co.
:&M Jfcapwt ~ ••• ·s 1• Im a.awn, ... st 1 ..... a
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GLAD'lll llEVZBLSY ---Beverley Realty. Company
ll07 11:. o..-.n. -nu .._
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ORWJ.E H. SCHLUETER
B OA SUPPLY CO.
Gifta -Novelties • !I-1-'ta • Ceramlcs -Carda
A PAVILION _., ,
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Jack S. I Fred V.
Raub & Bennett
ENGINEERSj and SURVEYORS
lWM~-
Plaolle BMeOll llOl·W. ().ta ...
E. C. "FOP'S" LUDWIG
FUN ZONE
I.arrest Number Dart Games on Cout
Play ~ with Dolls !
B.B.~B··se-a.o.o.,
WUllilm A. lackaon • ErDeat IL W-
Beach City
Merchant Patrol
0-... .....!"~N=~r Wl-B
jack Hamilton
Beacon Sea Foods
NEW llPOI'
UM Cout mgbway-Newport Beaeb, Calif.
Lee C. Bean ~
PAINTING 'CONTRACTORS
IOO Baul Drive-Barbor 28'$--Corona del llAr
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J. K Ragsdale .
(Owner) ·
Balboa Motel and Windsor
916 z. Ooatral •
Balboa l'tl. Harbor S28
HARRY J. FORSYTHE
Forsythe'sJ Camera Supply ·
"Everything Photographic"
lleadguarten for Barbor.Camera a.
It& Marine ATe., ~ &lanil, Barbor IMl-W
Dutch! Heacock
HOME BUILDER
1%5 E. Bay Front-Phonflll Barbor 50I -T1I
Balboa Illa.ad ·
' . DAMIA LOPTIEN, M8Ra&e!'
Orkin's Department Store
Ready-to-wear, Beach Togs, Piece Goods
Infants' Wear-Household Ware
Phone Beocon 57-the llNR of~ -
Donald J. Harmon
BALBOA HORSE RACES
Won, Woa," Woa Main Street-BalbM
ROSS GREELEY
South Coast Realty
and Investment Co.
Real Estate and Inmrance
SOZ Main; Balboa, Harbor %OU
Mary's
Bay & S~ Beauty Shoppe
Pedicure Md Manl<urinlr
,. Z. 0-tnl ~1-PIL ...._. i--.
1bru ttt -She() •
FAY R. BATES . . MANLEY IL CLARK
CLARK ! & BATES
METAIJJZING
IadmttW f .. o.a-1111
liOl SOtll St. N-11!-h' Pboae Harbor UGI
EARL \\t. STANLEY
a-llor
CaverlDg Greater Nt!WJMlft Hmt>ilr 111 'JlaltM ...... &he' ....... lnl Ill OeMt Blft.-oon.a del Mep .. ,.. ... ,
D11 ~ A,..._Newpo.t -
Bradeh L. Finch
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FinchJ Ceramics
Jll(!llAJID IL PAftDllOM • • a...u t.........,. I
Patterspn & Boyle
llpw11 • Bids~ NU -~ Ama W ~ ...i, Nprtlt n._.-.~4
"THREE TODD BROS."
TODDS DAIRY
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C. M. Clturch·Plans Corona VJcar to Be H. b. Val tine Party and Speaker For ~llaneous Shower St. James Auxiliary . ar o.r I n.e Rev. w .. ton H. Giiiett. Feminine ,
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Ac ·tivities Tiny Girl Is
Californian o.f · ·
Fourth Generatlof\ 'A~/// N1 •••
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'Ibo Oammunlty Methodlat vtl:ar ot the EpDcopaJ chun:h ot
-di of Ool1'l Jina la ll>Ofll<ll'-St. John·lhe Baptlat, Corona, ,.W 1111 a iValontlne party to be held be IP""!'"\'. at the meet1ns ot the
Tia l,ay, Feb. 15 at the chun:h WQIDO!l'S :&uxlllU')' ot St. James
-ball with lloblncroft circle church, to be held at 2 p.m. Thun-
1111 -~· A 1 ._ert coune will cky, Feb. ::1.3 at the home of Mn.
be --promptly at 12:30 P. m. James CampbeU, 200 M.acnoUa
wttll tbe -•om to follow. atreet,,OolUa Mesa. Mn. Don Hall
GIJliert Seal, program will be aaalatlng bcatea.
hu arranced to present Rev. Gillett waa ordained by the
c:rrest Woodside, literary Rt. Rev. Wllllam B. Stevena,
of the confetence, who Bishop ot Loa Angeles, ln Deoem-wlll~k on milsionary projects ber of last year. He was far ·25
pl local confermce. years a chemical eqlneer With the
All hen and friends of the Corning Gius worka at Pittsburg
di are cordially invited to and is a graduate or the Carnegie •1!4-Institute ot Technol~.
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Expert
~~~~.~ 8l1llaco Hair '11ntlq ---Bl•cb· Inc. ~ Sott water uood a-
chlomly.
NO W.&n'llfU
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Open Patterns ... 1n the finer im-
~ed and domestic glassware ... many unusual items just
anived from Denmark and Sweden. Come in tOOay!
ICaren !Wargreta
Imports
Store Hours 10-5 Har. 1373-J
1501' Cout Boulevard • Corona del 1' u
PB ONE -
NEW SPINET PIANOS
IMMEDIA'l'E DELIVERY
Trade In Your Old Piano
SHAFER'S
4%1 N. SYCAMORE
VALENTINE'S DAY
FEBRUARY 14th
Romon(."& in the guise of
accessories of uncommon
e legance is waiting to help
Cupid ••• and you. Soot·b~:. ·.
g loves ••. fluttery hankies \
• • wicked perfume ..•
end o rOyol bounty of
bogs to choose from.
ACCESSORY SHOPS,
SlltlfT ROOR
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ANA
Commµnlty Service
High School P.-T: A.
To Observe-
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Costa Me'sa P.-T. A. Honors Founders' Day
On Golden Anniversary of Organization
C.OSta Mesa Elementary school '°"· Mn. A. L. Pinkley and Mn.
Radtleme Pboae 1837-R
Young P.eople ,
Of Adventist Church
In Active Programs
Golden Anniversary Parent-Teacher Aslodatlnn held Harry Burdick. 1 Also presented
their Golden Anniversary celebra-w:ith conages were the teachers Young people attending the rec-
February 11 at 7:30 p. m. the tion Tu8day afternoon in the aud-who were not present to receive u1ar Jneeting of the Seventh-Oily
Newport Harbor u.Jpn H 1 g h itorium of the Maln4'chool with them at the fint tall meeting, Adventist Missionary vofunteer
School Parent Teach~ Auocia· Mrs. Joseph Hamblet presiding in Mn. Esther Standring, Mn. Elmer SOciety, thoroughJy enjoyJci the
tton wtll hold It's Golden Anniver-the absence of the president, Mrs. Oarke and Mrs. Virginia Cherry stimulating Bible quizzes which
sery meeting in the high school Kenneth Stewart. Lois S trallng while another was given to ·Mn.
8.uditorlwn. · led in the flag salute. , Hill. formed a large part of the eve-
The nag salute will be led by Mrs. Richard Roehm ot Santa Mrs. Hamblet announced that ning's program,
CUb Scouts from Den 4, Pack 105, Ana, speaker of the a fternoon, was the April meeting, instead of being Twenty-five of our local boys
and the in"·ocation will be given inttoduced b'y Mrs. Edgar R. Hill, on April 1 88 scheduled in the were present last Monday night.
by the Rev. Carl Jcihnson of ti1e president of Newport Beach P .T.A. year book, would be on April 8, January Z1, at the Pathfinder
Costa Mesa Community Method-and Founders' Day chairmart for after spring v8 cation. 1Jle state. Boys' club, which is sponsored by
ist church. A five minute illfor-the F ourth District. convention will be April 30, May the M. V. societ,y, to take action
mative talk by John Nolan of the Taking as her subject ''Under-1, 2 in the Hilton hotel, Long on the splendid projects planned
hleh school faculty will follow. standing Our Founders", Mrs. Beach. for the immediate future. These
Past presidents ot the associa-Roehm tol~ ·ol ~he young Geoigia Supei-intendent Everett Rea an-interesting plans include the build-
tlon will be introduced by· Mri. mother, Al1ce Birney, who thought nounced that the Boys' club was in&' of m odel planes and fitting
Wesley Fowler, president and a about t he future of her children as ready to start on April 1 ln their them up With gas motors.
Ute membership will be presented she rocked them te sleep and won-own club building and uked .all The boys are all eager to start
by Mn. J. w . Peyton jr. Found-dered ~f mothen could not do parents to take an interest in j{. work on this project', and are anx-
ers will be commemorated in a something ,bout the welfare of A nominating committee wu lously seeking an empty garage,
caodle lighting ceremony. chil~en. named with Mrs. Durward Cart· or any building suitable foi: a · Thts wu in 1884 and later she workshop. "Our aim.'' said Bruce
Music for the occasion will be joined forces with Phoebe Apper-wright as chairman, members be-Couron, leader, "is to better fit furnished by Mr and Mrs J Les· Ing Mn. Milton Stellar, Mn. Ed · . · · son Hearst, who had alrea,dy start· Ourselves spiritually, mentally, and
lie ~teffensen, w~1le the newly or-ed kindergartens in this country Mirkovich, Mn. Douglaa Hinesely physically to meet the problems
gan1zed Community Players of the after having been enthused about and Mr. ReL facing every youth today."
Harbor Area will enact a one act them after their development in Thi? musical program was given Officers for the year are as fol-~ay ~~ Mrs. George Wheat, ~: Germany and it was In 1897 that by the Girla' Sextette of Newport lows: Bruce Couron, leader ; Gerry
titled Pure as _the Driven Sno~. the first Congress ot Mothers Harbor Union High school, with Hoff, assistant leader; Dick Cou·
A chalk talk tn b~ack and white, held its fint meeting under the Misl Paula Caatle as a ccompan-ron, secretary-treasurer and Bill
on Modern Art, W?ll be given by sponsorship of auch women 88 lst and under the direction of Mtss Barnett, sergeant-at·arms.
BWT Shafer of Santa Ana~ Mrs. Birney, ?tirs. Hearst and Mrs. Marie Hiebsch. •
In concl~ion_. J . A. Beek, school Grover Cleav~land At the social hour MN. Bur·
trustee, will give 8: brief resume Not only dld Uie speaker give dl~k and Mrs. Pinkley paured tea
of school organization.-. an interesting h istorical account at a lovely table decorated in the
Npt. Heights Circle
Meets With
Mrs. Wm. Trusty
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Now at home and claimina:
rightful place aa moet importalit
lnember Of the family ia tiny Dixie
Diane Barnea, daughter of Mr. lt.nd
Mn. RObert Bamea of Santa Ana I
avenue, C.oeta Mesa. 1
The little girl was born Jan. 20
at St Joseph hospi_<~I and bu ~
distJnction of beini -the f~~
generation of California nattre
daughters. Her graiidmother, Mn. I F . J. Harthorn of Orange aven~,
and her great-grandmother, the
late MrS . Frank Peri!ue, were bohi
born in San ,Bernardino.
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~Cap'n" . Don s etUtawa,a
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Mrs. Perdue, \\'ho was well
knpwn in the beach area, was
Miss Ella . Taylor, whose parents
came to Southern California in the
second covered wagon cavalcade
to cross the plains. -u ..... -Anlotlo Eat-
.... l"8ce oa -W-* ~
First Book Section ,
Meets On Bay Island!
A change in the meeting place
of the first book section of u)e
Ebell club has been mad~ and MrB.
Edyth Merickle will be hosteu 't
her home, No. 18, Bay Island on
Thursday, Feb. 13. Assisting host-
esses will be Mrs .. K . V. Dilts and
Mn. H. B. ~etz. Mn. Dilts will
review Lily Dache's humoro't'
book Talking Through Your Hat
and Mrs. F. E. Reinhold will out.
line the interesting Pavilion of
Women.
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Deaalam
Combination
Dinners
Orders taRri from 5 to 10
I>. ' New ud UlUllllal
Seafood Specialties
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For 8!1 ...
Bil AC ON
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OPICN ·UVEN NIGHl'8
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Mrs. RalJ?h Deaver is in charge of the forming of the organization Valentine motif and adorned with
ot _the SOClal hour, and will be but presented it with marvelous spring flowers. Th e beautiful
assisted by members from Balboa insight and a v.rondertul sense of four-tiered birthday cake was dec-
Island and Corona del Mar. humor. orated' by Mrs. Vernon Matthews
NOTICE, H~RB()R AREA!
The Newport Heights Clrele of WE ARE NOW GIVING •
WSCS, Christ Church By the I
Friends Past presidents ot the local or-in green and gOld. It bore the
ganization were honored and were numer al "50" for the anniversary
presented with corsages, those and was centered with one large
~a·i::1dh!~r 0~0~ ~'ffi~~ 4-Day Cle,ning s.trvice
Trusty, 330 Santa Ana avenue, 1 WEEK LAUNDRY SERVICE
Mr d Mrs P L. HI ·ns Mr present being Mrs. Claude Ander-golden candle. . an .. gg1 ,.
Mrs. Fred B.1 Woodworth pre-Free Pick-Up and Dellve -Phone Beaoon 572S
Newport Heights. 1 .
and Mrs. Meris Newland a nd
children and Miss Elsie Newland
went to Lon g Beach tonight
(Thursday) to attend a birthday • dinner for l\.1r. Newland's sister,
Mrs. William Small. ParenU of
the two, Dr. and Mrs. C. W . New-
land. who have been spending the
winter in Long Beach are return-
ing to Kansas later in the year
to dispose of their property and
will make their home in Lona:
Beach, where they have bought
a house.
Mrs. Rose Applebury and daugh-
ter Charlene are still ~ests at
the home of Mrs. Applebury's mo-
ther , Mrs. Earl Graham, West
Coast boulevard. refugees tr o m
the Oregon cold. Mrs. Graham's
sister, Mrs. Gutchaw, has returned
north after a shorter visit .
Mr. Stephen Weatherford of
Balboa was take nto an Orange
hospital last week and Tuesday
underwent an amputation of his
foot . Although ~ is 84 years old
his ge neral healtf is excellent,
physicians stated. and his con·
dition was good.
INCOME
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C3 8P""POD Bldl*'°"'--Santa Alla
Lutheran Women
Sew For Missions
' The monthly meeting ot the
Women's MiSJiona.ry Society of
the Newport Harbor Lutheran
church was held Tuesday evening,
Feb. 4. at the home of Mrs. Paul-
ine Culver, 4000 Channel Place,
Newpor t Island.
Plans were made f()r rolling
bandages and making dresses to
send to the New Guinea mission
field. Arrangements were made
for the Easter Morning Breakfast
which is to be held following the
Easter Sunrise Service.
A discussion, "Lutheran Mis-
aions Into All the World," was
lead bY Mrs. R. Hubbell. During
the social part of the evening a
stork shower was give n in honor
of Mrs. Strahl, who received many
lo\"ely gifts.
Those present were Mesdames
Edward Grochow, W . Rueger,
Clyde Loucks, Theodore Haber,
Erika Strahl, Ernest Sdtultz,
Kenne th -Quarry jr.. Kenneth
Quarry sr., Chas. Seebers, LoUi~
Roth, John Bacha. Betty Bonham,
Harold F accou. Pauline Culver.
D. C. Wc-deking, H. C. Roth and
Richard Hubbell. Guests were
~Usses Carol Culver and Shirley
1 Goldman.
Chi Id re n·,' s
SUN SUITS
Sizes
One
to
Six
$
TRUNKS
Sizes
Seven
to
14
$
(all sizes) St.SO
THE BOBBY SHOP
7ll East Central Balboa Harbor 115S-M
BUY FOR LESS WITH LEISURE IN BALBOA
In Beautiful
Bay Shores Estates
t .yr. old, 3-bedrm. house,
fireplaee, patio, barbe-cue, large garage with
service room. stall sbow-
1!1'. Priced to sell at
$16,500-Tenns
I'. IACK SVLUVAN
JOHN R. SCBJCK. Sol I -
1213 Clout BICl>"l'
CORONA. DEL 11411.
l'bon&BarlxlrlXl..J
Announces Forming
Of Homecraft Section sided and Mrs. A . S. Th«Qpson
led in devotions. Plans were made BROADWAV CLEANERS for a 1 o'clock< luncheon which was ii . · Costa Mesa Friday Afternoon
club is announcing the forming of
a new Homecraft section which
held their organization m eeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Hamblet, Cabrillo
street.
to be held today <Thursday> at 121 Broadway Costa Mesa
the home of Mrs. Ray S . Barrett, • '
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Guests present were Mrs. E. D.1 ;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Mrs. Oti! Weatherwax .was
named chairman, Mrs. Ring is sec-
rel~ry a nd Mrs. J . M . Shearer ls
publicity chairman. Meetings will
be he ld on the first Thursday of
each month with the exception of
Fe~ruary,· wben the first general
meeting will be held Friday, Feb.
7 at 10 a .m . at the American Le-
gion hall, West 18th atreet.
Goodell, Mn. John K. Elliott,
president of the WSCS, and Mrs.
W . Lane. Members were the Mes-
dames W . A. Rawson, William
Haun, George Hart, Leon Fergu-
son, Anna Freeman, Alice Niren-
berg, Elma Moreland, H. E. Mc-
DonaJd, Cyrus Miller, N. L. Green,
Agnes Wilson, Ray Ilal)'ett, H . L.
Harris, A. S. Thompson, Fr e d
Woodworth and little daughter
Dorothy.
The next meeting will be held
Feb. Z7 at the home of Mrs. A. S .
Thompson. Not only F .A.C. members are
asked to attend but anyone inter-
ested in the work is tnvited to
come. Later on there Will be an World Day of Prayer
instructor for interior decora tion, ·
which members are much inter-_Feb. 21, which is the first Fri-
BAYSIDE PLATING
Gold -: Silver • • . . Copper
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ANTIQUES A SPECIAL TY
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Brass
J91!l Ha.rbor Blvd. Phone Hearon 511S
COSTA MESA ested in, but~ for the time being day in Lent, has been designated
the project will be leather work. as the World Day of Prayer, which
Anyone wishing to secure things l i~ both inte~national and interna-
needed for painting a nd tooling t1onal and is observed each year ~=======================~ leather will find them at Otto's a t this season. This year a m eet-
Spor ting Goods and Sa ddlery shop ing will be held at 2 p. m. at
Harbor boulevard. ' Christ Chur~h by the Sea with de-
Those attending the first meet-
ing are asked to bring sandwiches
for a "nosebag" lunch, tea &.nd
coffee being served at the hall.
Book Section 2
ta!ls to be announced later.
Newport WSCS
Ne'A'(>Ort \V .S .C.S. will meet at
Casa, Ba lboa Island, on Wednes-
day, F e!;>. 12 with the study class
E bel! club's second book section eqnvening at 10:30 e. m. A 25-
\V ill meet Wednesday, Feb. 12 at cent luncheon will be served at
1 p. m . in the Ebell club house noon "'ith the business meeting
with Mrs. Dorothy Snodgrass pre· and ·program at 1:30 p. m .
s iding. Mrs. Robert Killeter will i"'==========::::;
be the hostess.
Mrs. 0 . M . Campbell will read
P earl Buck's "P avillion of Wo-
men" anlf' Mrs. Al Horvath will
r eview either the humerous "Mr.
Adam" or the new "A1r. «nd Mrs.
Cugat" book.
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Cafe
Phone 3182
Laguna Beach, Calif.
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