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Home My WebLink About1947-02-25 - Newport Balboa News TimesTHE SAND CIAB .,. 8 A II • IAn:nDINGS. Attended a n-;;ru.military wedding at Beverly Hills Community Presbyterian church Satur· day and got quite a bang how such affairs are put on. My niece, Bel:ty Bartlett .DaSchlell, made a slow-step down the lorig aisle on the arm of her dad, and was re- ceived by the eager and wide-eyed groom-to-be, Ma- rine Major Charles Esterline. Hl$ brother, John, who flew from F1orida to be best man, was as nervous as a cat, but delivered the young man to the altar on time. Rev. Wil- liam E. Roberts, a Spanish.. American vet, who is com- pleting nearly a half century of ministry, tied the knot in a double ring ceremony, the bridegroom using a ring by his grandfather. This was the fourth wedding that day for the prelate and at the close of the ceremony he leaned over to the groom and asked: "Now. what do you do?" Came the embrace. Sure the bride looked sweet-she had the looks t l start with, and the femin- ine part of the large, audi- ence dabbed their eyes with filmy hankies. te bride's mother-sat in sol ry splen- dor until her hu by handed over the young woman to the young man. Marine pho- tographers were dashing all over the place and it re- minded one of a war-time ship launching at the harbor with flash-bulbs popping ever and anon. At the re- ception the couple cut the cake with his sword, which be bad carried in many Pa- cific campaigns, especially at Iwo Jima. There were all ·kinds of colonels and other officers. all of whom came from their base near Bar- stow, where the young folks will make thdr home. One lady remarked after the wedding that it was so much better to have a home or church wedding than to elope. as it was something the bride would remember all her life. + + + Wlnlfred Yoong. Parent- Teachers association I as t week observed its 50th anni- versary in California and Mrs. Young of Balboa at- tended. In 1919 she organ-. l2ed the P.-T. A. a t Elesysian Heights, Los Angeles and two years later did the same at Eagle Rock. Always ac- tive . as a clubwom!\ll. this tireless civic worker finds time for almost 'every not- able activity in the harbor area and gets younger every day. + + •• Old Cpotom Re•n·ed ! The other day a swanky L. A. cafe noted two gentlemen wearing their napkins stuck Into their neck bands and was wondering if Emily Post bas permitted this old-fash- ioned custom to come back. Asked the restaurant floo~ walker· about it and he .gravely advised that many actors and other notables were doing it. It's not a bad Idea, especially as it keeps the gravy off your tie or vest or shirt. \Vhy not? They're bringing back crazier styles than that. + + + Ba•eD Briggs, expert pUblic accountant, whose dry humor stands almost alone In this section, told a good one the other day. In his eart,y days be used to punch cattJe In the wilds of Okla- boma, where the row hands came In on a Saturday and ~ bad dinner at the -hotel In the town. You ... .,.,.-, where the local trade at an one sldP of the room far 25 cmts, while the ttaV• elllnlr mm had the other ta· blelt-lor 50 ceots a meal. This · mxm the manager appeared ID the door way and rang a ' bis b!D calling everyone to •••· A bound dog, sitting MhP:I him. aet up a moum-ti tUne In banncmy. • This CIH I ~ one of the cowhands lD turn tO the pooch In .. .. end=-"wbatllllll :..re . about· )'OU ba.w to ~ dDr!" KEEP POSTED! 1 Y.r ...... ..... ... 0 -.. ,. om 2.r l1 1Q ..... °"'., _ -~..,-N~'fl 2 1, NMport Bttr'i .. I • • " o.l;r 0-zp <Jo•t, "' 1.NEWPODT WcsMly-'"" Newlfllptr .. Jier Aadlt Jla. -ot Clrmldall . I . I EMBRACING BAI.BO!-PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE toLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORON1 DEL MAR, COSTA MESA VOL1JJO llXXq: !IEWPOaT ll&AOH, OALIFOT.NIA, TIJDID'.&Y, .-S11ABY 16. 11167 ' NVllBEBll Q~ Asks Sei:~~~iiere Uncle Stan 5~:~~y Ba shore ~nun1n°v!l .. •1•0gncooof~.ow:~Cali!~~a FEBRUARY SenatorClydeWataonwillmeet For New Season et•1t·1on .. ~ ~ a groupl of local dtlzena on Wed- p k =: ~:::r a~a~=. i;'eg1s~~ M G 0 I HITS PEAK ar ing Lot ;;~~~~f~~~~::;: ust o n. ~·=~: its nag rE!~~!~'.iz::g~~c;: · eon at 12:15, and will be prnlded •tlna in the advertising Procram "Every year about this time,'' ge A ray of sunshine shot tJirough murky clouds late Monday to give the merchants of Newport Beach renewed hope in their feasible plan for an auto parking lot to accomodate some 300 automobU_es and patrons of their beach areas. Thingi; looked blllck 'Thursday night when the city planning com- mission took cognizanCe of some 00 persons, most of them out- siders, and their opposition to the building of a car parking lot in front of the residential structures of the beach area. Startled by the entourage as they had not received advance notice from the city council that the matter ·had been referred. to them, the city planning commis- sion handled the proposition with dexterity and diplomacy. FORGIT TALll.S As they could not legally act on the matter from an auto park- ing lot deal, they did the next best and only thing they could do recommended to the city council, in the form ot a resolution, that all ocean frontage be held for re- creational purposes. only. It looked mighty dismal for the Newport Beach merchants who had raised $7500 as pa.rt of their share of the proposed auto park- ing lot improvement until Al For- git and Herman Hansen, Newport merchants, appe·a.red before the city council Monday afternoon. Al Forgit stirred the council. men with his talk in defense of siders who drive down here to swim on weekends. He said the ·merchants had gone to great ex- pense to improve their business places. Merchant.a Dreep.J.r over by Walter s. Spicer, chair· With the' discovery of the right of the Sportfishfng Association ot Property owners who signed a says, ''We like to make sure that man ot ~e committee on legilla-character to play the role of Uncle Newport Harbor. petition requeating the dty of parents again remind their child.. Plans for construction work of hit the tion of the Newport Harbor Cham-StanJey in the 1 tag e drama, Uve baJt boats include Port Newport Beach to annex portions ren of· the Four A's for safe kiie ber of Cornmeree. Orange's Missawtt, King & Ha· of the Ba""hore tract owned by flying. A kite tangled in Power boom proportions have Newport Harbor district. George Washington Stept Here, gen's Sport King and Valencia m , .3"' Ii d Assemblyman Earl W. Stanley, th H bo Co 't Pi d Bert Robe the James Irvine ranch company nes coul mean death or serious ked e ar r mmun1 Y . ayen an nson'a Waterwitch. Coas h ' h N Be ch Injury ta the flyer, bes1'des di'.Ts-days the Qty of Newport Bea, ch of this dJstrlct, has also been u U M Uve bait charter boa.ts and their on t ig way, ewport a , During the last two working to meet I with local people at this announced at their mee ng · on-skippers include the Blue Water, ran into troubled waters on Mon-rupting electrical service. ObserV-building department was swamj)ed same time. This meeting will af-day night that they were ready to Roy Montgomery; Ernie Pyle, day. • ance of these rules will help pre-~th applications for new build- ford an opportunity to also dis-go ahead with the production. Bruce J . Handy; Georgia M., Jess First, there was the st.atement vent accidents." 1ng permits. cuss Highways and the need for Until the weekend the role of Skeen; Happy 'Laildinp, Ernie made by Oty Atty. Ro I and Here are the four A·s: Oiief Building Inspector A. M. bettenn8nt of traffic cond.ltions Uncle Stanley was unfilled. It ls Lane; Hurry Hoine, George Miner ; Thompson at the regular semi-1. Always fly your kite in ah Nelson said that valuations of on the Coast Highway. fl a particular type of role that de-Josephine, Harry J ensen ; Lancer, monthly session or the city coun· open field, away from power lines pennits for February would srob- The hbard or Directors of the mands a particular type of char-Bud Reedy; Lorna Pat, Bert cil to the effect that the petition-and street traffic. ably reach more than a mllllon chamber will hold a short bust-acter to play it. However, Harold Mills: Ma-Mac, Andy Herskind; ers had erred when they failed to 2. Always use cotton cord for ~liars, 1e_t~a new high far the ness session at the same time and L. Barnum, business" 'manager, Marianne, E . J. Willard; Mar-G have the municipal body approve the kite string. Never use wirE;. city and distric:L place. The meeting will be an said Monday night that Tom W. Il. Roy McGill; Minnetonka, Fred a temporary resolution on the tinsel, or metallic cord-they ar' ~th three days yet .to go before open session, but reservations Clarke or Balboa Is land was Wagner; matter of annexation as the law conductors of electricity. ~ the e~d of the month, valuation of r must be made to the Newport chosen as he has all the character-Moana, Phil Tozer ; Norden, provides. 3_ Always be sure your cord i.& penmti: iaued to date is $932,980, Harbor IChamber of Commerce istics for the role. J~ Adams; Patience, Chick Secondly, there was the usual perfectly dry. A wet cord may be,. more than half of which was gain~ through the Secretary. The ses-The play, which is on sched-Rollips, Recapture, Doug Carter; verbal protest by Councilman Bob come a conductor of electricity. ed in. the past four days. . sion \vii be held at Newport Har-ule for April, will be staged in 8 Reno II. Harry Miner; Rocket, Allen of Balboa Island, \\-'ho still Builders fiillng the t t bor Yac"t Club at 12·.15. Eatl Coleman·, Say When, B1'll save: he will not vote in favor of 4. Always release your kite imi oigrea es num-11 local building, the same io be an-J"' ed. 1 'f 1 d bed of applications for construc-nounced at a future date. Marx; Sea Lion, Coleman, Surwill any Irvi ne plan which excludes m 1ate Y ·1 t oes catch in a . Special Chinese Award Is Given Gen. Vandergrift TIENTSIN. China-Gen Alex- ander A. Vande rgrift, Comman- dant of the Marine Corps, has been a warded the order of Pao-Ting with special clasp by Chiang Kai Shek in the name of the Chinese government, 1\farine headquarters here have announced. The a"~ which is comparable to the ~ertacn distinguished ser- vice medal will be forwarded via the foreign office for presentation to General Vandergrift by Chinese ambassador Koo in Washington. The order of Pao-Ting is being presented to the Marine comman- der for his leadership of the Corps during the war against the Jair anese. Hospital Nurse Says Owens, Much Better &: Hall; Skip Along, C. M. Tucker,· from consideration any bayftont power line. Let go and do not pull! lion permits during the past four The play will be produced by T 1 h h days were ""------Holstein m of Skin.A-Lou, Bill Tough,· Speed property it owns. I e ep one t e company owning . ~&"" Nathalie Michaud and will be di-r ta e line and 8 linemaa will come the ~do Romes, Inc. and George rected by Mark Loebell. Stage King, Jack Arnold; St. Louis Jr., Charis •Bun1Unc' to -ver your kite for you safely,1 C. Pickering. • · Do H II hil M Dudley Eller; Trade Wind, H. S . Th 't II h ed th t ·~v manage r 1s n a , w e ary c:-..... Tro . C A B' kh e Cl y counse or c arg a • · 1 Holstein med plans f~ the Price will be in charge of make-r•a..i•am; pie, · · 1c art; the petitioners "bungled" the prcr · of 35 Tyee, John c. MacMillan ·. Zoots-General Woods erection homes 00 Lldo lale up. Sets will be designed and posai when they failed to get mu-and ~~-erin filed ""•-f th me; L. S . Herel, and Jack Thomn.. c~ g .....-..-or e built by Richard Malone. 50n's bo&L r nicipal approval of the plan by Will Addr' ess building of 20 homes "" Harbor Th · 1 d bes'd Mr resolution. Hel~ e cast inc u es, I es · Trolling boats include the A tee ... ta. Clarke as Uncle Stanley,• H. L. n. Arthur Taylor; Babs, Lloyd H . After the matter reached this C"t" L Total valuation of the Udo Barnum .. Newton Fuller; Don Lobel; Bonlto, Pepito Perez; Chi-snag, Councilmen o. z. Robert' I 1es eague Homes permits -$385,000, wblle Dickerman as Kimber; Billie Er-nook, Glen Soden; Daisy Il, Jim-son suggested that the matter ~ \ Pickering's totaIJed 1152,000, mak- win, Annabelle Fuller: Cosette mie Stevenson; Dandy m , J . B. held in abeyance until the council-Madj. Gen. Louis E'. W~, com-lng a grand tofal.of ..ne $537,000 Knox, Madge Fuller; Jon Brett M Nall noi~· Eddi Off 1 men had an opportunity to learn m_an er c;>f the U. S. Marme C.o Ho!s•~-·. L--._, __ c y ; .t"''ln, e ere; h r Air Se-·-on the west c'"•t, w <.e:.u• ~ are uo::.u.,.. Allen Steve Eldridge· E Lippin J ' An D--I E C F w Y rvine company wishes to ell-........ "" ......... ---t•L-SllOOO"--~n ' ' · · lg--~. · · ruehan ; j , b1'lled today as speaker for the' o;;i~u:ua UflC ' .. .., ...... ,""n.ue cott, Katie; Elsie Hampton, Mn. p DQ Bob ~. Sal p M minate t he bay front property Pl~--i .. ..--..,.600 . . ., .... , _,; t eter. a-J. Or Co t Le f Citi !.;CA...,....,.• '-"'-" •• . Douglas; John Donhoff, Cayton rine Sales Inc., skipper, Ed Erick-from the proposed annexation. ange un Y ague o es1 ,~~ Evans: Loretta Director, Rena s r· h Eddi Cl 1 d Tl h "*••It's evident that they banquet meeting scheduled folj George L Bradford at. Bak~ son; un LS , e e an : g t Thursday at G:4rS p.m. at Hotel field filed a plan for the construe--Leslie: Bonnie Eggert, Hester; Lines, M . L. DeGra.sse; Teaser, don't want to pay taxes on La tion of a six-room dwelling and Lincoln Clark, Raymond; Kip Pepito Perez; Virginia Mae Il, it," Councilman Allen inter-guna, Nichols, Legett Frazier; Don Hall, Wit!on. and Jimmie Ellis' boat. posed. ''They , apparently, His talk Will deal with relation-garage at 2136 Emt Central ave- Tommy Hughes: Nan Broughten, Harry Lonsdale; Winita, Ernest C. want to keep the bayfront shlp ·of the military with federal nue, Balboa. to cost $15,000. Miss Wilcox; ~1alcolm Archbald, Odette & Nelson's bait boat, property so that they can col-and municipal authorities. A Ma-Joe Catherine cl: Soni of 429 M . Prescott. Sunny, is also inducted... <Continued on Paae 4) rine Corps motion picture, in color, South Broadway, Santa Ana. faled • will be shown. a· plan far the erection of a five- room dwelling and garage at 610 Orchid .street, Corona del Mar, the same to cost S7500. "Every man here is at the end of hls rope," said Forgit, adding, "wages have gone up, and these rello"'""S just have to make more mane}· so they can pay for their help.' Frank Ou·cns, Newport Beach He said he believed that 'an auto tile setter, who suffered first a nd Probation Officer D. R. McMil- lan will report on progress of the California Youth Authority survey of juvenile delinquency prol;ilems now being made. Mayor Harry Hall of Laguna Beach will be host, and City Clerk Charles Griffith of Anaheim, .secretary-treasurer of organization, has asked for reser- vations Thursday at 2 p.m. Rex Brandt of 405 Goldenrod avenue, Corona ael Mar, filed plans for the erection of a three- room a~t over garages and storerooms at 407 Goldenrod. ave- nue, Corona del Mar, $5,000. '•con'° d•gree burns 1·n a gas parking Jot 'o\-"hich could accom-.... u "' modate more outside people who blast in a house at 400 Clubhouse want to swim here would help the avenue, Newport Beach, last week, merchants in this respect. is mudi improved, Orange County ueundnlds of motorists tum hospital attaches said today. Owens and his associate, Wil- away from be.re ea.ch Sunday liam'Burkins, now of 205Y.i: Thirty-became they cannot ftnd a place to· park t.be:tr can," Forctt d e-ninth street. Ne"'J)Ort, rented the cla.recl. house on January 25 from a local . . real estate agency, which was un- Po'!'Ung out that he ~ad read a til recently the r enting agent for momi.ng newspaper whlch stated the owner , Mrs. Georgia Smith of that 150.000 people had motored 1842 N 0 r th Cherokee avenue to Santa Monica on Sunday. he Hollywood. ' MID-WINTER REOATrA-Tltls --taken off San Pedro last Friday .,. the 18th record mid-winter race got ondenray. -News-Times Photo by Kent Hitchcock. Former ·Resident Dies at Whittier John H. Buckingham of 605 South Oak Knoll, Pasadena, f iled plans for the erection of a three-' room frame house with bath at 118 43rd. street, Newport Beach, to coot $41IOO. Frank L. Riddle, former resident Dan L Patch of 427 El Modena of Newport Beach, 'died ear I Y avenue, Newpcirt Heights, med Monday morning at Whittier plans for the building of a three- where he had recently made his room bouae With 'bath at 430 Ful- home with his son, Dr. G. H. Rid-lerton avenue, Newport Heights, d.le. He came here to live in 1937, to cost $4800. added. "if we could get 50,000 or that number here, we'd be satis- fied." r enting his cabins at 6600 Coast Samuel H. EnTunes of 8400 Bait Receiver Vessel HARBOR YACHT c Highway but had owned a home Grand View drive, Leo Angeles, LUBS SHARE here for many years. filed for a cme-stary, four-room ctty Can RWe Being Prepared For He is survived by ttis son Gil-house to be erected at 3705 Coast infc;zedAt:1~ ~,I:jpal'Th~ Service In Spring . bert Whittier, and""" grandson., lboulevanf. New-t Beach. at • that it, not the city planning com-Newport Harbor's live bait prob-HONORS IN MID-WINTER RACE ~.:':~ta a;!h~ ~d~=p~r:: 1 ""':o::;.... the 1ites chosen mission, had the power to say lern will be solved this spring lives at 619 Via Udo Soud. by Mr. Holstem for the erection whether or not an auto parking when the Iwo Jima. a live bait re-Funeral services will -be held at of hill 35 new homes: 118 Via lot should be laid down on the Pal 124 beach area along the waterfronL ceiver vessel, is put into service Balboa and Newport Harbor place for the highest honors given ter Elliott. Long Bea~h, ·Don Lee 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 26, at 1·. ermo; Via Palermo; 202 by John C. Kirk. Yacht clubs shared high honors in in the Rhodes clasa. trophy. the Donald Lanier .chapeL 314 Via Pa1enno; 2CIJ Via Palenno; The ray of sunshine came when The lwo Jima is a war surplus the mid-winter regatta which was Complete list of the 20 power Rhodes-Nimbus, Earl Thomas North Greenleaf, Whittier. 1231 Via Quito; 225 Via Quito: 219 Councilman Bob Allen suggested 130 foot landing craft tank, LCT. held off San Pedro over the week-cruiser and sailing champions an-(for Dr. E. Lowe,) Newport Har-Via Quito; 217 Via Quito; 209 Via that perhaps the merchants would I 20 d Co A . Quito· 121 Via Qui•-117 v· which will have approximate Y en · nounced by the race committee bor Yacht club. ast SSOCiation · . • ~: ia favor installation of the parking live bait tanks which can hold Four boats from the harbor dig.. follows : ,Quito; 137 Via Quito; 137 Via lot in the business section. towa.n:I P ower cruisers-Reveller , Frank Com •ttees G th Fv -~-125 VI v · 12 v 10,000 scoops of live halL This all-trict, two from the Balboa Yacht Ocean CompetltlOll ml 8 er •~; a enezia; 1 la 23rd street. on the ocean front. steel vessel, will stay off the New-club and tv.•o from the Newport PC Class -Agnes E. Heber Ruppert, Newport, Arthur L. Bob-N t Th N• ht enezia; 113 Via Venezja; 109 Via Forgitt replied that everyone on port Harbor jetty to supply li\'e HarbOr Yacht cl\Jb, were adjudged Erick.son, Los ~eles.. rick. . eX Uf8. Ig V~a; lll Via Jucar; 115 Via the ocean front had s.igned the pe-bait to other boats as they come titleholders in their divisions. PIC-Seventh Heaven, Peggy Overall trophy. Zamboangs, J . George ~-Wheat, p;es:ident of :~=·· ~ ~~ ~ucar : 205123 ~Ila titian asking for an auto parking out. After supplying boats in the Heber Erickson of Newport, Slater, Loa Angeles, Donovan-G. Jeffries, Class B. the Orange County Coast Associ.a-, ucar, .a lot and he added that he did not morning, it can if necessary, take skippered his boa t , Agnes E., Seaman Trophy. Small iso.ta lion. has appointed chairmen of. Jucar~ =uT Vla Jucar; 211 V~a believe there would be any objec-off to wherever the bait boats which was flying the colon of the Sabot dinghies-l'Jo. 20. Dick working committees for that 1-!Ucar, 213 Via Jucar; 217 Via tion to the 23rd street area. are hauling bait to load up and Balboa Ya.cht club, lnto first place J Oce:S: ~cing-Seleme, H. Witte Richards, Long Beach. group. and has issued a can far ~~::;. ~ ~ ~=;· ~ ~ cilltapprovwas thedenathamottitheon • .,.made.ty rounand-return to the jetty. in the PC class. rh.Jand ell ego.pper -Frolic. Andy Penguin dinghies-Frosty. D. a meeting ot the Board .of Direc-tti.c.:, ll8 Via I"·-:, 116 Via Various landings can have their Frank Ruppert of Los Angeles, v-;..L-Balboa. Seeley, Long Beach. tars for Thursday eve next uH&CB seconded. that Oty Enaineer J . B. halt boa•-deliver ll•-halt ~-the saw his cruiser, Reveller, which ~.., National-ProeY. Glenn Walton · · rung ' thaca· ll2 Via Ithaca. ------•-uo .... ...., S February Zlth, at Hunttngtan • Webb be authorized tq -=~' Iwo Jilna and pick it up later was flying the colors of the BYC, tar clu• North Star. 1-eil Alamitos Bay. Beach. ~~ ..., tbe altes oelected ::;e t:'\.'!i~~ from the1' ~ tan1ta. This garner mono Points In the power North, San Diego, Bonace trophy. Lawley llO -Caprice. Dick On the board of directors of Mr. Plc:kerUoC for the new ii the pl"'I Mr. Kirk hu ID afer cruller claai!lcatlon. Lucien 16 -Breett, Penom Lough. San Diego. the coast body are c. A. Milln', 'that he will build on Har· Front, ttis ~ to he made at the boat operatan. Private boats Andy Kirk of Balboa, aldppett<i brothen, Lor>c Beach. • International 14 -No. 21. H. F. w. Hlclonan and E J ilugbo!s b<r Hrlplo: (13, 417, 421. 425, the next meeting of the municipal and yachta deslrinc to purcbale Frolic. ftylnc the colon of the California crulalnc-Tomahawk, Lapworth. from Seal Beach; ~ies Fitts )'nd 432 Wmtmlmter avenue; 433. authority. bait will abo he --S. N""P<lrt Hubor Yacht club. lnlD Bukette, Ba!boL SJdmmeB-.Surllriae. Bob Gales, L. A. Patch and R. A. Toniqlllst 1'29, 425, 428, 432. "311, and 440 • • • The Iwo Jim& ,bu IS -!Int place for paints In the 111.and Porcentaa• bandica1>-Fantuy, San Diego. of Sunset Beach; Willia IL Wu-~ drive. Aloo ~. 439, Pacific Coast N mes molDn ~ inc:IUdlas t w 0 Clipper daa c. c. Moore, L. A. Yacht club. Snipe ClaD--Ted Varalyay, San ner, Wm. H . Galllenni, Ray El-• 431. 427, -421 Old County Start spnn· g Work quads for irol!uJsloll power. Dur-Dr. L. c. ~'Of -bl-Six met<T-Lanal, BW Slater, Pedro. llott and Ray CM!radrer from • ~ tbe ..ar -to of tllla t1P< and. --Earl,,_,_ aldp-Leo~~ trosJIQ>. Liahtnlnc Mercury and little Hun~ Beach· IL F ~ RIVERSIDE _ M-11'!1' Jim trawled fr"1m Hawaii 'lo tbe Pllll-per the doctor'I N-. lnlD -caJifonla -....Eocapado, Wal-lhl .. wlthbelcl. Irvin Gecqe ~ W. M_ Lor>c'.lllill'f'O Turner and his Partland -~ 1w-Ulldor tbdr""" -· • moor am! Sam Porter of Newpat -at Evw Park ...... ~ Plan Special Number County Funas Favor Good Fishmgl heh; F. B. Owen -w. B. for th•lr tint Padfic Cout work-Light Change Better Roads .,,,____ Wataon, Coota Mesa; C. IL DI-. 'Iblrty--In-out. The a..von are belllS r-4 I Thoulandl of tbe popular ''Flab-.. •vis• Alli croaktt ~ la c:ontlnulnc am! w. "N. Hom-fnm Santa 15 en ~ W!ft for tbdr tint --camo The ~ ~ In lll!>ts :: :,~ew..-~ ~ Kaqy ot tbe fea-ot tbe eood In Newport Harbor. Dick Ana; Br&<lm nticb aad Re• lod' 18 • =· blsb~ = tbe ~ Stan .., : :::r"J.::77~1:" .=:: lfonla In A:., ..,...... .,... Collier C)wmnittee's $2,800.000,000 Stewart of New ..... t. ca!llbt llix =:;.,. c::"w ~ lhr; P. A. !Ille-1 1, Ibo ,~ Hlcl>- ,y. Notice to Nartnfts. u. s. Cout have tJlia Bat to -a -t. -~ -pro. ~ fnm 11eVen ID elcht ~ Inlne Ranch· wDu.m Hem. of d:: gj~ Patrol reprted 1londa7. SAN BERNARDINO -Mana· Gum«, reeti...i by Ibo ~ The Sporttiablnc _oda_..., cram .,.. unaeoeptalJle to tbe at tbe Udo Iale Brldp ... Alted don Mocl#an: E. L. ~ ....i ·-tbe *.!;<?• ... _ In -~ OJ!lhw -blo -Inc ·-·tlon ol Newport Hu-piano ID brine oat a opedol )mlar ltate'• fannon, tbe -ot di--I . Olar ... Pnston ot LOc--· of.U.:..."':;;it• .:.,,."" .. ~ Dllso Pi.A• anlftd In -dt:J bcr. I • edition of tbe Gulde ID be -reclDn of tbe Callfarnla F-F. E. Kunkft imd Paul Coldlrun, H. J. x-rt. of llllna -= Br ltbl ut . v;: •• e:!.,,.. ::=:;.-i;::.,tarrar°'::;!;...:::"-lill>..!i~=-=.:.:.:.:s=.....-:•.::;r~--FeclOraticm -..,...sot au-t. cau1ht elchtt.::"s.9:!'!:'~~"~14;1 1'!~ic.a..,.. ,..i•t tbe Lao A"••I• •--. .... ,.,d;( and ramttns !£ "" -"-to set~ S-. tar am1 -~ equitable -......-mm i-to* Po'"•.., EaoHnpr ot s.n .J.-Capl9bw ~-c!t t.i.!-2:.•l b,:. 0:. ~ at~ m v .. 7. mterbil ""leaYlns Newi«t e.r-It -tbo1r Ill-al -tD ol -· -,_ -be -at the ._ Pmllan --ron...t --bQii 8alttll ~ .:;;~ .;'':.,. cl•;;-._ WWWS .... I _. a ':°"· ••11t.et a ....... ,...._ U,., wthtl dq riiOEDt!J. o1. Sa CJmw,t,e_ ~ .. .,,, --: £• -• _,-.., \ • • J!fSWPOar BALBOA. NSWB-rlllJCI fl)~ ...... ••••• oamr. Wwlti.. 1112 PEARSOL -FOERSTEL PADl'nNO OON'ISAODNO , •••• 1 .......... .. IWONSt R•PPoll Im Woald IJmit Speed Of Boats, Ships In Navigable Waters * * • .. AaU=Aw e ... , ....... 'L. .... .!P':l:::"::r.;.:n:::::ez:r.::.·:,..:::·~....._:::::s:·~P':'::'::"'::'::":':stos'!-::~ ..... War ·Deportment, Corpe of En- et-'s. office of the cllatrict en- .0--. Loa Anc•leo cllatrict, bu lnvilA!d the atteptloa of llhlp and boat operaton and all others con- cerned to the propooed addition to Part 207-N~vlgable Recula: tions of "Rulee and Regulations relating to the Navigable Waten of the United States" as approved. by the Secretary of War. p. •· P.•l'm•r 1Mcoa•o••T•• • 1 ... 0. ti.ct..' IAI&!~ ea n11b -· HANSEN'S -1100 ~ l'rood • cOlatectlonery & Lunch • • • NOW OPEN llVENINGB Sandwiches • Hamburgers ._...,"1 .. BOK Omd;J • Dr. C. L Andrews and Dr. R. G. Andrews Ap I '! .. AMOc!lelloa of Dr. F. W. Howe a& ... COSTA MESA DENTAL CENTER OOKPLET& DENTAL BJC.ALTll SERVICE 18 AVAQ.ABLE EVENINGS BY APPO~ ~ !'' ' . . TBl8 18 ONE or THE EVENT& THAT MAKE NEWPORT llABBOR FAMOUS aa ... plaJ' port ol Ure Paalftc. 'l'MI ta a recent view ot tbe Ned Maanlac tropll,y race u wa from u.e rear ol cti• ese <Jove. Note tbe CIU.Deee MandartD bome at tbe toot of tbe More. . . -Gerhardt photo. LCT Will Furnish Fishing Boats With Live Bait Off Jetty The propmed addition concerns the safe operation and maximum speed limits for amaJJ a-aft ln Loa Angel .. and Long Beach Har- ben. The addition follows: Part 207 -Navigable Regula~ 1 tlons, Section 207.616, Loi An- geles and Long Beach Harbors, California; sate operation and maximum speed lunlta for small craft. Small craft propelled by naptha, gasoline, or other motive power lhall not be operated in a reek.I~ or negligent manne r which wouJd jepord.ize1 ·lives and property. The maximum speed for such .craft shall not exceed 6 nautical mllet per hour in the immediate vicinity of small craft anchorages, and 7 % miles per hour in all other portions of the inner harbor channels and basins Newport Harbbr's live b a 1 t when it ls hard to get," reports able and can get to fishing early of Los Angeles and Long Beach problem will be solved this spring Mr. Kirk, or 1913 W . Central without going for a long boat ride, Harbors. The maximum speed tor when the Iwo Jima, a live bait re-Ave., Newport. Don Richard's they will return to fishing in the outer harbor shall not exceed ceiver vessel, is put into service Sirio, and Ray Kimball's Flyer, greater numbers from this popular 10 nautical miles per hour. 'Ibe by John C. Kirk. will be two of the bait boats spot. speed of a vessel when naVigating The Iwo Jima ls a war surplus hauling to supply the Iwo Jima. Boatmen will be glad because with the tidal current shall be 130 foot landing craft tank, LC'T, Other bait haulers will be ottered they don't have to burn fuel chas-its rate of movement in respect which will have '-pproximately 20 the facilities of the Iwo Jima as Ing bait boats up and down the to the water surface. live bai't tanks which can hold 10,-a bait bank to hold their bait. coast. Instead, they can bait-up All interested parties are re- 000 scoops of live bait. · The live bait situation was a and get to fishing early. quested to study the proposed reg- Thl.s all-steel vessel will be black eye to Newport Harbor fish-ulatioQ and inform this offi ce in anchored orr the Newport Harbor ing l~t year. If Sout~ern Califor-N I" ts v· "ts writing of any objections or sug- jetty to supply live bait to other nia fishermen know bait is avail· ove IS ISi gested modification thereof. Ob- 3333 vlo I.~. aawpo~t beach, c:allf. * .... p1io ••. -r beadl •. lootbor l.SOO * I ~ Wk1 ORS DO! ~~ LASS SHOWER DOORS t doesn't take lonJ for shower cumins lo llecome unaltractive, mildewed and 1"' ilrsggled. But 1 Eugene Class Shower Door will gNe )'OU a lifetime of ICl\'ico- ~ nMr looe that modem bcouty that p incl polished aluminum g;.._ I.ale: proof, drip-proof, rust-proof. Choice of pllia or dcaor.itiw: glm. ' cbstoM~INSTAUID Complete .. -... s2goo boats as they come out. M • Ub jections or suggestions should be After supplying ooau 1n the State Air Measure ar1ne rary based so1e1y upon pubuc interesu, rc:z::==::;;;::::;::::;;:;;:::;::;:;:;;;;;:_:;:;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;;;;1 morning, it can i! necessary, take with special reference to interests off to wherever the bait boats are Will Be Discussed Mrs. Inglis Fletcher, author of of naVigation. ~ • 4 Day Service I SMITH 1 AND HAHN •Instead of paoing the floor, why don't you go to BLONDELL CAKERA SUPPLIES for a new camera to take the baby's picture?• ~£ndell Camera Supp~ Harbor 1033 BALJ3()A Palm Ave. S 0 S RADIO ELECTRIC & ISLAND RECORD SHOP We are proud'to announce that we are now able to offer our castomers REFRIGERATOR SERVICE on Tuesdays and Fridays 2<l Hour 8"rvioe In the Nea,r Future Our Other Services for the Harbor Area: Sales Sunbeam Appliances Philco Radios General Electrlc Radios Hoffman Universal Appliances Admiral Marine Radio Equip. • Free Delivery Records RCA Victor Columbia Decca Capital - --other Brands. Storage Albums Record Racks Blank Disai • Free •••1117 wttll SS..00 pw• Jr•s!• Se nice We service 11 popular type radios. Appliance Seivice Refrigeration Service P. A. systans, rental or purchase. Rentals: table models, portables, record players, table combinations. Home service caDs • Free plekup & dellnsy Radios ...., -ava11- a111e for Immediate de- livecy. Why not drop In and see about trading In your old set_ A radio, like everything, wears out In time. . AND RADIO SPECIAUSTS &&Nn w. ••nwww -.-·r"ar .a.-. •••ao.& lllL&llD •am• hauling bait to load up and return the current best seller, "Toil of the All communications on the sub-Pl)one 4M-W Santa Ana, O&Uf. to the jetty. Pro1»5ed state &\'iatlon legisla-Brave," was a visitor at the El ject sh·oUJd be submitted to this Various landings can have theit tion will be discussed by represen-Toro Marine Air station library office on or before ll:OO A.M., ;==========::::!==============• bait boats deliver live bait to the tatives or aircraft companies, air-last week. She was the guest of Wednesday, 12 March 1947. Iwo Jima and pick It up later from lines. private fl)ting groups ,civic Miss H. Vernese Bennet, local Ii-A. T . W . MOORE their reserved tank. ThJs is the organizations, and others at the brarian, who took her on a tour Colonel, Corps of Engineers plan Mr. Kirk has to offer the boat Southern California Aviation Con-of the base. . District Engineer , operators. Private b 0 a t 5 and ference sponsored by the Los An-Mrs. Fletcher 1s from Edenton, yacftts desiring to purchase bait geles Chamber of Commerce Feb. N. c .. locale or many or her books, will also be served. 28 at the Hollywood Roosevelt and is very interested in military The l"'o Jima has 15 diesel Hotel. libraries. During the war. she was motors aboard, including two Chamber President C. S. Beese-hostess to many service men at quads for propulsion JX>Wer. Dur· meyer will preside and John C. her home. ing the \Var boats or this type Lee, chairman of the Chamber's Among Mrs. Fletcher's other traveled from Hawaii to the Phil-aViation committee, will serve as best sellers are "Raleigh's Eden,'' ippines under their own power. general chairman. Arguments for "Men of Albenarle" and "Lusty "We can carry enough bait to and againsf the proixised bills "ill Wind for Carolina." Bathers nrong Local Beaches Hundreds of people from all parts of orange county visited Newport Beach beaches on Sun- day. supply the entire fleet for a week be made by legislative spokesmen. ------------including sponsors of the meas-1.------------, lures. The sun and sands \\'ere warm Child Photography and afforded an opportunity !or Under New Process everyone to get light suntarui. Radio Service Beacon 5263-W I. K. BROWN COMPANY 1211 Oout Bl«hway Colonel June Is New : El Toro Marine Air Station Commander There wasn't a beach in the Introduced In Mesa harbor district that did not have Something new and revolution-at least a hundred persons garbed ary in the photographing of child-in bathing suits .on it. ren is being demonstrated at the However, Whtie the beaches Photo-Craft Studio, 1806 Newport· were . covered with peoP,le, the EL TORO, Feb. 25-Col. Frank Blvd., Costa Mesa, by Frank Cad-propnetors of the stores opened ;============;IM. June, USMC, chief of staff, oret of Huntington Beach and Ray on the s~bboth said bwiness pick- has su~ -Srig. Gen. Ivan W. Barnes, owner of the studio. up, was Itgh,t. Carr's Feed Store Hay and Grain Qual1ty Feeds -§- DllllJ' Dellt•J-ltM M8 1141 181'1 Newport a.._ 008TAJRl!l Miller, t!SMC., as commanding I t is the Stroboscopic process, . 'It wasn t a spending crowd," officer of the :P.tarine Air station which eliminates the necessity of said one of the merchants. here. the child sitting under the hot BMg. Gen. Miller has been trans-floodlights while the picture Is ferred to the marine station at being made. Cherry Point, North Carolina. The light flashes on and off Ln Colonel June is married and has 1110,000th of a second, so brief a two children. His family lives in period that the child hardly no- Santa Ana. tices it. This light. is a wartime Flores, Pullam In Main 4-Rourtd Go 'at Orange AC During the · last war he served development, taken from radar ============'las chief of staff of the Marine and electronics. Fight fans who go to the Orange C.Ounty Athlt>tic club this Thurs- day evening will see Sal Flores Anaheim amateur mlddJeweighi king, and Ray Pullan, aggresive San P edro boxer, in the main four round event. Air Wing in Honolul\L He has These pictures are taken of the served as chief of staff of the El chlld as naturally as pauible en- Toro station since December 1945. tirely eliminating any squini or He was graduated with the 19Z7 movement of hands. Headquarters for Smokers P I P ES Exclusive lines of famous domestic and imported pipes, including French and English makes. ' DUNHILL . CO MOY SASIENI G-B-D ' PETERSON • CUSTOMBILT KIRSTEN KAYWOODIE WEBER SPORTSMAN 1 STERNCRISST ''¥'<>0''' ' . T 0 b a c c·o s Wf> are sole agents for many fine brands of pipe tobaccos from all over the world. We also have our own Specjal Blends of fine pipe tobaccos. Curt's Honey Cured An>ma.tic I Curt'sRoyale Flake Non-Aromatic Pipe Repairing --------- o~ wee11•1 IMVloe .,,. • epeel&llst. -' -Mall ill J'OV pipe for ._ir. class of the U. S. Naval Academy, Mr. Cadoret, who has taken pic- entered aviation in 1929 and tures of many children Ln this served ln the Nicarquan and Vicinity, takes 15 to 20 pictures of Haitian campaigns. each child, and delivers one dozen ;::::==========:::::; finished pictures, a I 1 different INSURANCE • PROTECTS • poses, to the parents. The cost is nearly as low as that of having A roll of f i 1 m developed and printed. J oey Sandoval and Pino Ortega will be featured in the semi-f'mal match. Other favor ites of ring fans will also appear in bouts. Among these are Baby Ruben !'~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~e Placentia bantam; Teto Gar~ 11 Our Perel•lon workman•hlp is the result of exacting c a r e, thorough !llclll, fine equipment, facilities. It's wholly guaran- teed. Prleee •••••Ne t 7'7 Newport 1111..i. 008TA JR!!& ...._ lleeaon USt-W Who Broke '1'he Lock Oil 'Die B• H-Door! CWE DID!) CHICKEN PIE -Our Specialty Ragan' s Harbor Hause Grill . -CAP ~GAN.~ - INNING llOOll -\IJCS lh=h -:· l'llll & 8lirimp -:-a.op. 11011S ••ns •asaw -:-........... , ... 914 Coast Highway~ Oppwlte °""er frmD ........ ~ -=All AlmrJma ' 0pa 2 ...-. .. I ..-. -a I ft'' s Mexican Titleholder Is Arena Attraction Gor Ula Ramos, Mexico's spec- tacular light-heavyweight wrestl- ing champion, and black-bearded Martino Angelo, Pacific diVision champion, engage in a three-fall two hour match at the Orang~ County Athletic club arena near Santa Ana tonight (Tuesday). The Mexican titleholder earned the right to meet the division champ after he defeated Danny McShain on the AC mat last week. Angelo has twice befoi-e defended his crown, defeating Ei'nie Piluso and Joe Lyman. cia. the Santa Ana middleweight; Huey Hodge, Santa Ana-AJ1aheim lightweight; Kid Montana, Santa Ana welter and Marine Johnny Johnson. Quality Luinber and Buildinc Materiala • • COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. R. E. HOSTETLER ............ u • ,Reopening • ' SATDRDAY, MARCH 151 8 A. M. 305 Marine Ave. Balboa lshmd Going to Build This Yem-? I -You~ Ila"',_ __ on....,.-- ill J'OV mind -or maJ'!>o ,_ -.-or --r 111-47 ... --pim for ,_ ETS-HOKI & GJLVAN ~ El.EC'l'RICIANS lDIJ'CE 19'20 • -. I lllOO ea.& ~y, NewlljHt . ; Pit. B• m Mm .---.... .::~:1.J :··.~.::· ·1· •. ,,.... . Q.O.Two Bit. . 0 .... ~. ft.AlllT. -.;. ........... ~ ' I , • ·' j • • l Nll:W8-Tl•ll:8 ........ , ?age a .. Reserve Office! ~ =" ~ Senators Open Ball Season · C1ue to Rees'· boJJts By ~·~ !'=':! Against Angels . On March 8 Income J , x D e·a d fine · . 34-32, Compton eltmtnated New· , . I UDO-181,.1: DDDO A OHMtMIN• HOMS Keith Gerrlob ot Coot& -. -~WU --Santa Ana port Har-from the Santa .Men-ANAHEIM-The Senaton have dlno .March 11 and on the d«Y tol-M A R c a·. 15'.T H who 11 a ftlel'Ve ottlcer tor the P1ltrobnan Paul Courd ~ lea Invitational Clua B Buket-arrived! And .Manacer Dick Bar-lowing they will come to Anaheim Newport Harbor dlltrict' police YOUDS Reeo under orreot, and. ao-ball toumament In the tint round tell stat.. that the Sacramento tor a setto against the Senators. • • ODM~L&'TKO l...A8T AUmU•T torce, turnllbed the clue whld1 led cordlni to the Santa Ana police, Frld«Y. The teams were tied J.5.. ball team which II about to •tart The complete IChedute tollowa: to the arroat on Friday ot Donald the youth readily admitted to 15 at the halt with Newport ahead Its condltlonlnc ~am here tor llarch 11-Poriland •t R,. • ..., ... Rees. who escaped last week trom theft of both the Birtcher and for three quarters U..22. Uneups: the 1947 Pacific C.OUt league tea· ~ ~~~: :~ ~~fl:I:· the Preston reform ICbooL Belab automobiles. Compton <Ml (U) N...,port aon wUJ play lta f1nt ahlbitlon Karch 11-Holl~OOd at OntartO: ' I I . . TWO •ED .. DDM8 Gerrish spotted the :automoblle 'Ibe bar of Archie E . Belah of Wo~n <•> -f:::::=:.:_<8><2~-;::: 1ame March 8 against Loi , An-=~ ~=--= n11~ a:t A~~n.u- of F E Birtcher of 226 Poinsett& 1604, Eat Market street, Stock· Moore ~ -C--(U> Pollack geles in Lapalma ball park. dJDo. . aven~.· Corona ,del Mar, which ton, which was reported stolen by :C::1 (:J) <•> .. .::8:-~::::::_ <~~> ~ The" Angels are now 1n 1prin&' ~ ~:~}ri:= :~ ~~':· was stolen at 7 :55 a.m. ThunciAy, Stockton police, was found aban-Bc:ortng sub•: Compton -Holland training tn Fullerton. ~t =t le at Anaheim. 718 I DNS AND • I DN& HALP' aATH• and noticed that tt waa driven by doned on Cout boulevard. at the Cl>. Brown (IJ. Bartell 1tatea that his ballclub K&rcb 25-PoM1:i3't.~~m. · a YoUth who fitted the demcriptlon foot of Orchid street, lut 'nlun.. of Capltollana will live at Ana-~ ~~ Anp~at Fullerton. ~ewport; Bmcb. • • N&Afl: CLUWHOuac I • • I CAN •c -~Utll:CHAal:D I P'UfllN1aH1:0 01111 I UNP'UJlNl•Hl:D of the mJss1nc Reeo boy. day. , Abo t Ti Dept .heim hotel• and take their meals iAn&be!m~~~-~;--;;~~te~So;•~&t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The reserve officer radioed hll Newport Harbor dlJtrict police U nne at the Elk.I club. . information to the Newport Beach reported that a fingerprint of the Bartell aald that when the Sena- police station, which despatched a acapee was found on the Birtcher W ASHINGTON~howin&' how tors finish with the Angels they'll general alarm to all police pre-machine. Federal 1>ureru. and thlnp linger take on the Hollywood .club the I I UNU•U:L :CltM• cincts in the count;)r. En.route on and on-and on-the govern-following day. San. Diego's ball through Santa Ana, the Birtcher As • · ted Fi ment has Just dissolved the United nine will crou bats at San Bemar- auto and Rees were •potted by SOCia ve States Housinc Corporation, which ' Chief of Police McMullen ot n.... D f t Do On wu aet up wt!ll over a quarter ot SEJENE ARRIVES ODDO tin. e ea s ns a century ager-to meet the hous-' Sa An C-0 ing shortage created by the First Ed Witte, skipper, hu brought .+ p. .. palmet' '"'"'''°"'''° realton However, Rees maneuvered the nta a urt World War! hia cruiJin& boat, the Selene, from stolen car up a aide-street and San Diego to Newport Harbor. eluded the Tuatln police head. A . • She I th third t th PCC t few minutes later the Blrtcher Associated Service leading bu-s e o e 1 o lll l ~I• ll ifo, ~ ... ,o ., •••••. •Wlf. , ... , ........ ,o·• i...c•. '''"'o' rsoo car was found abandoned in the ketball team of the Newport Har-Sell that unwanted article be built and slid into the water 800 block on North Broadw bor Oty league, boasted a second through Ne'A.'.1-Timel ads. from the Kettenburg yard..a.nd was Sant An ay, viotory over Santa Ana J c when launched only two weeks ago. A :hort ~tance from where th it took fit 36-33 verdict scored in -----------------------e And.reW!I gymnasium in Santa Ana ------------------------',!Friday. SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA Newport-Balboa Tourist Bureau All -of Traftl lo Ewvpe, Mesleo, llaWlllL ~World Tripe, la. tbe wr fatare. • • • See lln. Boy ~-Ph. Harbor S91, SOI Palm, Bal1- Boan: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. See the Latest O'Keef e and M~rritt Stoves Immediate Delivery Island Appliance Shop "'\:::.. Loca,ted at Cox and Keeler Union Station Park and Marine Ave. Ph. Harbor 2032 or 1891 Balboa island + + + c-1:+ +A I I 1;1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 131 1 -1 I I" SllOO Feet ll1p IDEAL All· Year· 'Round Climate -0- Here you will enjoy the sommers 88 well 88 the willters. JI-. too, the combination of the deoert air, wltfl no fog. ud llardly any humidity, where the air lo dry and pan ud the ultra-violet rays from the 8W1, at this particular allltude, are most beneficial and cun,tive. • • Paved Streets -Pure Soft Water Electricity -SchOQls Y1JOCA VILLAGE l9 dMUnecl to become one of C:allfornla'• moe\ ---communities. Well planned and adequately re- illbtcted tor yolli' protecUon. Residential . Lots 1B ll lW $450 . I Income Lots from $550 ap ......- ·0m New Unit Soon to Be on the Market .... ht l~lAc. lllb,&es $1,000. '*Ac. IJR& ... $1.7GO . I IAenlT- ..... - -:'i'!""ll TIJOCA pow. -tllo "'dMlac -+\b - -flllll ~ of --II& TIJOOA VILl.AGI: -0- Gay G. Richards • Freel A. Storey J --w----••• PWIADWAY ft. Ml'I M1fTA DA. c+ru. imAOI' O»» .. -... ,_ r=A1' ••iM\y) .. llNnma Jiii~---. _ ,,...., ft. JllT-1 Clo& CJa • ~! JllPwq :16 n • 'Dill lllde al a ..,_ ............. k ••••• ,, ------·--------------- • The contest was enlivened by I the floorwork and sharpshooting of Les O'Gara, noted A.AU player, who made an unscheduled appear- ance in Ossoclation lineup. Mak· ing points whenever they were really needed, the clever veteran accounted for 15 paint.s, all ex· cept one ~n baskets. The Dons wer e in front at half- time, 22·20, but Q'Gara saw that the collegians dodn't get too far out of line in the_ second part. Santa Ana'11 American Legion· naires trounced the Don jayvees in a preliminary, 4~26. LineuPs : Aaaoclatie{ (36) <33/ Sant. Ana Harvey ~:t) ·-----"--· 12> Attrldse RobllUIOD (l ) r-!---·-·-·-··········· BoilMl O"Gara (15) ---C·--···--·-··· (11) Spink Marahall (9) ... -.. G .. ·-··-··-·-(I) Hoyt Kennell (4) ····--·G····-····---(l) Da'f'la Scol"ing 11ubs: Auoclated semc~ Harbe90n (4). E"anta Ana J C-Oster· man {5). Amer-le.an Legion (40) (21) Don Jayv ... Monroy (4) ----"·-· (S) Lon_sbot.h&m Denio (1) -·....F·--··· (2) O.terma.n Schwarm (t ) _c ________ (5) Smith Yoder (8) --G ----·· {2) Cole lAume.lster (2) _Q ··-··· (6) Kuburtcb Scoring subs: Amer1c&n L!C'lon -Yount (l!I), Clark (8J. Don Jayvee--. KeRdlth (4). Levy (2:). For Sal1-e-Cheap! WASHINGTON-Who wants an ex-OPA economist? You can buy a healthy, well·fed one for about half the going wartime rate. Many that were employed at $6,000 a year and higher on the Washing- ton exchange during OP A's regime are now being picked up for $3,· 500 and less, by-eolleges needing teachers! Door Hoods, Porch & Patio Canopies -By - Sl.An+woaa AWNING 00. 'Jll lo. J"!llw'"lplda !It. Anehefm ft. 5''70 WILL NOT blow down-rip -tade--<iag and require re- placinc as do the old-fash- ioned type of awnings. THE INJTIAL COST 18 THE LAST C OST! CA.U. NOW t• flW eMl•etM ... ..... 71)9.r _... 1Mftr'P ._ .._....,. tlprlalf ................ . Aleo! Qalcll: »On"">' OB Qaallt)' Venetian Blinds Wood-~,.- Roast TURKEY ~CHICKEN • NEW YORK CUT STEAK -----···------·······---------'2.50 WHOLE BBOU.ED WBSTEB ---------------1· -------.$2.50 with drawn butter. BBOU,EJ> SWOBDn8B STEAK ---------·-------·-----$1.50 FRIED COMBINATION SEA FOOD --------------$1.50 FRIED SllRDIP _____ $1.50 RAINBOW TBOUT-.. $1.75 Bot Mince Pie with Brandy Sauce Soape • flele4e • o-en. Sam's s.ta Food Spa and Fish Market How Does Christian Science Heal? I F you would like to know more about this scientific religion which heals hu- man ills and solves human problems, come to A FREE LECTURE en ti tied "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: The Science of Ever-Present Good" l>J' Robert Stanley Ross, C. S. B. ot New York, N. Y. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Oiurch, The F\rst Oturch of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mus. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 2nd in NEWPORT HARBOR UNION IDGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 15th -Irvine Streets. Costa M- First Church of Christ, Scientist, Newport Beach, California Cordlall7 ID.t-Yoa THE NEW STEELGlAl'T I SAFER • STRONGER • ROOMIER -• COSTS I.ESS . Bl:OA11111: IT 'ii 8Tl:J;LI • '91!5 D•uaed LARGE GAIJ.E'f e llEPA&\'11!: BEW e aDasLEa P0WERBD ~NW. CHARLES, Southcsn CalffCll'llia ._eeentative mu -pwe .., .... ., ... ,... ._. . • ',. _...... _. c-..-... I • 0 p E "N Ev ER y I DA y From 1 to 5 P. M. MODEL HOME FOR VETERANS One Block North of 17th Street on Tustin Built by GEORGE M. HOrS'rEm I for the NEWPORT BAY COMPANY Furnished by CRAWLEY FURNITURE •• Landscaped by HOLLISTER BROS . THIS HOME 18 rnsT ONJ: OF Tiii: HO BOKIB BEING BUILT FOB VETERANS "IN THE COSTA llJlJU, ABIJA Make Reservations NOW for Your Home NEWPORT BAY COMPANY 1151 East 1 Tth St: -Cost8 Mesa -· HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO GET IN THE MOVIES! IT'S ALL FREE! Mo charge for contest sittings. Winner's transportation paid to Hollywood! IT'S EASY! , If. you win, all Jwst let u1 take your p1du,..' , . you hav• to do i1 ,Jgn IM contradl , · of a tolent _.h. GALE STOlM WOI tho """""' ... 0 Fffth· . . ''It Happen • . Now she's s1orr1ng in . f Allied Ar- Avenu•'' a Roy Del Ru1h pr~uction or ~m. y~ can do it tool ' JUDGlS will be these top HollywOod personolltles DON DeFORE ancl GALE StORM _. ...... FRED MESSENGER I J&OllD .... WT• DlllCTOI EARL CARROLL LE~~ ~N% J flRST •Rll.I nJ. Gua_ .... of ;;·1o1e In Cl New . Pldvre ~ -"' ........ .-. ......... •rns I I dse .. HHol .. lwJW.;O .. Od,d, .......... .,, ........ .,.. ..... . S!ECOND Pall.I ""' $250 Servi-..... ,, a•illt'-' Prizes ... s».oo~---oj.o ___ _ -· J aULll o• COlllllT ,.. ~ ..,., ........ :: ! · ................... ,.._ ........... .,... ., ....... -NONIMO 10 I :'!.-:.:.:.:a-.= ["" -= ..;:,,~ =· .:-,o. •• 'PtCNlll '*"· .... --;; r1,··~ :.:.:: .;. " .... ___ ........... ,.....,._.,,._.u -.. --.. ':;. • WCI Ci ;·;y --.. .. . .. c.-.. .......... ... ...... , ....... ,_ .. _ ....... ' ,,..,.. iilOW,,... 1m;1oe ---. ' ir;!l'l'l3 ~ ANY At!SHM fiOL«t AUSTIN STU 10~1• ~N.llala~ SANTA .ANA ' -. ....... ·o.sif•a.a.to•P.•.-. ,;...,.z1'L $~ LONG BEAC1l ( n 7• ---19 l'llle A••• J ~ n1.la B11L•• .. _.,, . ~..... ..... • I pUtolp.&. '· I ' • :·c· :1. I• " I• • I" I• '. • [•, . " '" •' , ____ .,:IL. r ~~' ·l.· • i '· . ' ,_ ~ . .,._ ' • '.$ ••• • . N!_WPO&T BALBOA 1fll:W8-TJWSI ~llLIC Nona Pu.:.c NOTICll lltiUl'IW O'DIH 11 SllPLOW 0 •••1•r0 •BAU~· 1• Jll!U<lAL ·• llADIO ' , " Page 4 TtlUil . ·---...... (lo8!. -. ... Ul1 -· !<•--c.11....... NOTlC& o~ INTSNTION TO ULL HARDWOOD FLOORING -w~-to do lronlnir WAlD!fNG MACHINE In~ SPINET l'lANO. A few for Im-' . .. .... neu&u. .... -.. ... -led In 10'lr --· cau H. s. In her heme. Call or write, 312 ooawtion, '40.00. cau be ll'edlate clellvery. Br---p titi , John Hem.dQn, Mea !,-',l'='lf'8..., .,...JI:!,:;'•.,::..:. ~~· .. ~~· Stepp, HUDtlncton Beach, 11882. Victoria tSL, ca.ta Mela. 5 -e p.m. 218 E . Central. .A Gorgeous tone . -cue. Danz. e O~ Carpenter SnCCUJllbe •--... ...,_on u fol· .... ot u. 0'1l C.O. ot ... .,."::":! 16-Stp . 1&-ltp 3, Balboa. 16-lfP Schmidt PW!o_Co. :la> No. Main, • .. ...... to--: "*'" ...... 0... ~ c. Dd'lr, v... ..~. =~~ D--tatlv FOR s·· ~ ~ ---~--olnb Santa Ana. Liberal terms. ' a,.,, iiT Ball. g --· New· dor, of 101 -..... Bol-c.tllor· ~• ~u~u-.~ ... ~ e ~•wu ~~. --,.· J~-L. ~-67 resident ol "°" ~ c.ttL •to. INTllND8 TO BllLL to CLARJC RADIO UT.CS A SERVICE or 1a1e1 ---• for National-... with complete equip. WP1te 11-tfc Hi " Sn ~ '"....,. ... ~.. ' Donald Hall. 6 B.-eoa Ba1" N ... -LAWBEN'Cll n>LDSN, ll., of ltlO o-..i 1191 tn repalrinc. ~-~ ~--. .. , . ts ag ca.ta ¥8& for 2 ....... died Mon--~ c.lll. N~ Bl..t.. c..ta ·-ColltondL -· ... IY. known manufacturer. Exlnt. Box F , Corona de! Mar. 16-~ w~ uoed planoo for our day at his heme 2219 Santa Ana Wl ...,, ...., lbla """ .. , and 1t.t.LPH C11ARLJ:8 lleCORD. o< TRONART, INC. local territory, Fine Income. FOR SALE OR TRADE-P~ rental deputmenL Now la the He ·~ In ... -1..-----or F9bJ. 1M7. 1116 Cburch Bt .. Co.ta•-· Calltol"l'lia, Write lull detalll to United M ~ ~ time to ~•-old avmue. was -u ~ CLTAN R. RALL ve.-, all that .. ...,, ponolli po'P-S la er-cable K-75 Speed-Matlc Saw u-}Our piano for • and was a ca.rpenter . DON.\LD H. HALL ertY cou..Uq ~11 of alt stock· Radio. .-ctroaks. l<Mrru' rl&L cantlle Co., Box 242, a.ta Mesa. for -·-·It Level Ph·. Beacon' a brand new aplnet You w1U ~ ued P ~-) He ,. -·-"ved ..,,.. ~1--•e ~. Stat• of lfonta. ) ta-trade. fb:tu.-.. eQUlpmea,l ud SOOd· and ~ and dammtic. ,.._,.. l"lt ,.__ t ,. __ ri (....-1tin ace vuc wo ~-..., .,~ nl.9 ,...u • ~ cou.ntr._QLOnnp > -. win ot a certaJn~ bwitae. known Pb. H. 1252-ll \,Al.LU, tr c 5'f79.W l6-~ never a:e more uMU..& ght now. Sect rerits mm boats wldch and .. two IOlll. Jackf and claJ~t all 1~1~ ~~ :a:n~. d~~r:' :9~; ~t:'!f1:~ S.Cbmt~<=r0ca':'edU: _.... w ~--• N t B ""' GOOD plain cook. must be im-· , Danz..schmJdt Piano C.o., 520 N. of Costa Meta; our .......-en. Notary Publlc tn u4 fOf' •14 eount7 1&01 W. Otntra! A••u. Ne..-port Bea.ch. ~ • ~w-. n+JkWN ' maculate hciuaekeeper, down .. WANTED TO BUY 11 Main, Santa Ana. 13--tfc would. moor there.• Mn. Beulah Barnes and Mn. an• S...tt., .. ,..nour, • ....,.. ci, .. ':.:"0""'·1 "l:f that • r."'-l."'" ~tfc stain only. Private room "'bath. , Radi Re . lll&pl l!x•INted Allee Bertone of Costa Mesa, Mn. :..~:nbean&. °;:~na =-=·.:=-a:: '~n 'tr.' :~1 d.,.~d~.o·~c;c" at ~ CARPENTERING WORK. Alter-· Will Pay Cash 0 '4'J)&lr8 M~ O B. Reed aaerted that Modene M.ltcbell ol Santa Ana and 11Ubecrlbed to the wtlbln lutrummt, Newport·BalbOa l:.crow Co .• Xii W. Remode1t and D_._ 'Ibree adults in family. Top aa] .. F )IO\tt fumlture what ""-'... All JNk•: tu6e&. etc. the Irvine ~pany had aubmlt~ Mrs. Jeo.nl ~~?'-Okol~abrm&Lon; :~u~n:c1~ to me t.ba.l they ~ c!::,17 i:C ~~Y~teN:f"'<!:i~ aUom,na ._..,_, ary. Harbor laland. Telephone ~ Phone BeacoD« 56!56. ~·e Beacon . 6763 two brothers, ~~ I' IN Wl'1'NE8S WBEREOr. I .... rora11. Phone Santa Ana 1090-W. Harbor 1917, 12-4tp BURT NORTON ""'"" of their 111'-4 plan. In-Beach Leroy of Oklahoma and ....... to ... my .... an• ....... my Doted ' 'l'ob~, lMT. lO-lltc WANTED-Cook for boat "Ma· Crawley Furniture Co. dlcatina: 91 h 1 c b landacl~ ~ one sister, Kn. Ettie Bulla1d a&.. ~·~~:S-h~ .. ~ a:'n= ln thll RlCHARD c. Vendor.' MET• CLAD PRODUCJ'S bee." Pboae Beacon 5459--M. 1812 Newport Blvd., Costa Meu 915 a.at Bllbwa1'. Newport ~ to giw to the cy ex-Memphis. Tenn . alJo nine grand' NORA 9 , llARGWAllTH, CLARK LAWRl:NCE FOLDEN n -by-1S-3tc 92-tf• 23-tfc chana:e for water and aewer in---.i..a1drel. ., (SZAL) Not..,.. Public In and for ' RALPH ~ ll~RD. ,,., .t.nu ._ e•~ SPINET ~ -•-""""". A tallaU 'Ibe did not lndi u.&U .atd County and Stat•. Pub 1"9 21 u. . ~ • "'"~ WANTED-Man with boot.~ FUBNJTUU FOB SALE II o-J~ &U&&aV& .,_......,. • Olll. mapa • Se'rvil'el will be held at 2 p. m . 'Illy Comnih•lon bplru Jan. 28. 11150l .-b. · 114'1. MetalJldns _.....,.,... beauty. Just repo11eaed.. Pay cateBothwaterfroneoun~~~cyi:.. llbell Wednesday In the Grauel chapel, Pub.-r.b. 26: Keh." 11 , 11. IMT. N_OTIOJ: TO BIDDEllll Weldlns Speclallslo lnpt!n.'."'~!~ab~howl~ .= A GOOD BUY. -out balance of $267.00. and Robertso ~~~ concurred iJi Costa Mesa, with the Rev. cart NOTICI! p~ INTl:NTION TO ll:LL 508 JOth St. -Harbor Z09 t Danz..Schm1dt Piano Co., 5~ N. n n Johnson ipastor ot ConunWlitJ N--1'-•• he-bv ~,.n , ou-·-·t to The Board tit Trustees of the N rnt n •• ~ ~tfc tectural experience for construe--IS A WISE BUY t Main, Santa An. a. . ••ttc the, opinion that 101De one from Methoctb:t church, otftclatlng. In· the ...,.p~';i'; ona ~i ki.1on wo·71· the Newport Harbor Union H lg h "C"t'O"_.. ~ _. tion office. Apply by letter, J..:J-"" the Irvine compfltly, ireferably terment will be in Fairhaven CITII Cot'lel of the St.ate of C..Slfomla. School reqUHta bids on HARBOR . givblg experience ~ Ken-Let Us Help You Be Wlte SPINET plaDOL Brand new. Dellv. ---• , .. , x orun• TROST, Ve•4o•, of lhe · th Schmidt Bun•--~ 'HARBOR FURNITURE t T "--~ f Mr. Hellis. the &'nta"-.a manaa:er, ~eJ'J'. Balboa I:nrL Balboe. Calltomla. lntlf!lld• One 80" cut ''Triplex" power ne uc.i.-., .., • ._.. ery a once. erms. -~ •- -llhould appear before the ooundl · '" "" 10 A. A. TENNIS. o< 1000 Clltt -Plumbing Service Coast Hllfhway, Newport Beach. 1962 Harbor Blvd. Colta Mesa mous ma1c... One rt'po1set1ed and e""'lain the ~~ $ p• Dr1ff. NeW1>0rt Buch. Ventlee. all that tz..tfc .iltfc spinet at a substantial dbcount. • •r ~~ .... -Adam t. 1er certain penon&l property comlntna-1pedflcattons and description may 1768 Newpcat Blvd., Beaooa 50MW .... Councilman Robertson then .-enerally or •11 •tocU.ln·trade. ns-be obt&lned. ln the office of the REPAIRING OUR SPF.CLU.TYl·w=-ANTED-==---H-0-use--pa-il_n_tl_n_g_f---I Danz.Schmldt Piano Co., 520 N. --•-b' t th t -••ect and bled turet1. equipment and good•lll. of a u •-..o-FOR SALE-Waterfall dining oet Main ~--•-An ••tt u i.aw: a mo on ° a a.a Request Ta certeln confectionery buetnn•. krwnm hJgh school. C.O...tractinl'. and Suppliet 97tfc man, excellent . working con-· • • ~ a. '-">-c Jt was seconded by . c.ow>dlman M "MORRJl!Y'S" In Balboa. located at Bids will be received at the ditions. Must be A.F.L. Write table, butfet and six chain. 205 8PECIAL ANNOCNOEllENTS 11 M .... n Siler. On a tollcall vote, 704 Bay F'ront. al-a known u lie.. YARD and LAWN WORK Westminster Av., Newport un+.. • __. Seventya0ne property owners in Nally'11 Pier. Balboa. C•llfomta. and office of ..the Newport Harbor Ph Be 5283-Box "Z " c/o Newz-nmes. ...~ .... the -recommendation was unanl-the vicinity of Adams street, Bal· that the pµrchue t>rtce thereof •tit be Union High School on or before one aeon W. 13-4tc 1S..2tc Carpenters Availab1--·•ly approved. paid at l01o'Clot.k A.If .. on the 8th daJ" 500 Oiff DriVe, Newport H&ts. ~ boa, signed a ,..Petition, presented of Man:h . t1M'f. at the Ne-i>0rt·Balboa March 10, 1&47. Bids will be lOtf F O R SALE-One 16--ft. Douglas for sen«al maintenance to the Newport Beach Qty coun-E&ernw Co .. 2611 We•t Central A•enue. opened March 10, 1947, 4 o'clock c WOMAN WANTED one day per Canoe. Also Marine, Plywood. and__._ In the City of Newpcirt Beach, County week at $1.00 per hour. House-••..-. Yo' ur Fn'ends & Mt"ne ell, Monday afternoon, opposing ot Onongo, ••• ,. of cauromlL p.m, The board reserves the ri&bt z 0 R I c .2909 Central, Newport Beach. o. z. llOllEKTllON the plan of the Sportfishing as-Ot\lf:d: ,...bruary 2-'lh. 1947. to reject any and all bids. work and ironing. Call Harbor Ph : Harbor 2652. 16-4tc can Harber 83 MORRt~ TROST. Vendor. A.H. t •'i~ATRICK DRY ,..... ~•-..~T 2241-W. 16--2tc ~==~~--~~-.,.---·I Roman Stellon of ,Bowetmont. N. D., who has been a house guest at the home of the Rev. Ida Sande and her husband, 10931 Sunset Road, left Wednesday for Ot.icago. He was a former rnen:iber of Rev. Sande's congregation in Nor t ~ Dakota. Other old time friendS who were dinner guest.a Wednes· day evening were Mr. and Mrs. H enry Skogen and Mr. and Mn. A. '!"· Anderson of Hettinger, N. D. Francis J. Horvath , INCOME TAX SERVICE Federal and State Office: S28 28th St. Phone Harbor 1801>-R Reeldence: 116 S5tb St. Phone Harbor 1922-R -), Sales • Service Ph. MR. FAGAN Harbor 1563 o:r Write Box Zll N-rt- T u N I N G White House Cafe Phone S182 lAgnna Beach, ~. WILLEY'r REfRIGERnnon JERVICE CDIDPnnY Salee ..._ Enclnettiac -SerYlce -0-t Blvd..! eo....a clel liar Pboae Harbor !18' Nl1bt Laswoa HNI RADIO Sales & Service Auto and Home Pahner Radio and ELECTRIC IM8 N..._t BmL COSTA XEllA ~ BMCCMI. IO(K...W ...... ]( ......... sodation to use the Adams street A. A. TENNlS. VendH. ... ~ ~".u"G MODERN divan and dra~ to pier for SP<>rtfishing purposes. Pub.-Feb. 25, 194'1. Clerk , In Our Own Plant WANTED-Woman to do dean--~ M-tfc match, perfect condition. 421 The protestants stated that the CERTF,11F1C1ATEFo1 F BUSINESS Pub. F eb. 18, 25, 1947. PICKUP AND Ing in Motel, 3 hours per day. Helio_trope Ave., Corona del Mar. Adams •~t beach area was the ctlt 0111 rm Name 1415 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa. · KEYS Kade While You Walt VOGEL'S u~ Tlf"lr. l Jl\""DERSIGNED do hereby cer-SWORDFISH DELIVER ., Phone Harbor 89-J. 16--2tc only available place for them to tlf'"· that lthey artt conducting a 11Cale • 16--2tc bathe or swim and they felt that Mle11 and eervlce bu11lnee1 at 416 81et Pbooe ~tf'fft . In the City nt Newnort Bet.ch , NOTICE TO BIDDERS: Invita-BEACON ~ the city should not permit Its use County o (i Oran1te. State of Callrornla. tions to bid on the 1947 catch of SALE MISCELLANEOUS SO for other than that purpose. under th"'I flctttlou!! firm name o r B dblll S ~u-h prod ced _ KRAEMER AND COXPAr<T roa wu·~~ u In Auto Batteries As there was no one present "'"d that Mid firm 111 compo81ld of the Southern Callfomla waters by in· Lido Cleaners r th SP<> tsrlS, hm' g a••--'ab'on fol\owln11t ~non11 . whoee na.me• and Tom e r ~· • ad'1re11se11 i re a1 follow1. to-wit : dependent fishermen operatiag un- C.ounci.lman 0 . Z. Robertso,. moved W llllami K n .. m .. r. 3808 Channel Place. der . the SwordfUhermen'• Stand. 456 Newport Blvd.- that the petition be tabled so that Newr>nrt Beach, Calif. Willia~ J . Kra,.mer. 9402 Weal Ocean ard Contract plan 11 hereby tend-18-tfc the matter can be taken up again Frnnt. Nttwport Beac-h . Calif. ere(i. by the council at a future meet· Jack T arnowake. 3808 Channel Plaee. U f'OR A RELIABLE Paint Job on your home, call Beacon 5330 alter 4 :IO p.m. 10-tf< Newt)(ll'll: ~arh . ca.lit. ndersiened member of the ing. WlTN~ our handa thl1 2tet day or swordfisherme•'s commlttee will Februa.ry 1947· receive bids until March 15, 1947 THE NUMBER OF BUSINE SS ?°,!TL.TL.!~MM KJ RKAl'!R·l!!~ n • ...... . ,..,. ... c.,,... which shall be on same basis as COOPERATIVE ROOFING CO. • finns in the U. S . ·stood at the ~TATF.~'r rAJALn<IP'ORT~RtANO)WSKE previous contracts and state price record total of 3,6.50,000 in 1946, i::ou"N"Tv oF ORANGE ) 111 to be paid to fishermen for dreued the Commerce Dept. estimates, ex-ON T s 21st day of Fehn.111.ry A.D .• Swordfish delivered at the Ports --•i'ng by 250,000 the n"~ber 19'47. betqrt> m~ Tom W . H enderaon, a. 1..~ -·t Noterv f!ubllc In and for &a.id County of Santa Barlt ara, San Pedro, 0~~-~!?~~-~?~~-~:1:-~:.. ~~~81~~9..~· a~d'd!~~~e~~~liy00a~: Newpor t Beach and San Diego. New and Repair Phone Beacon 528Q..R l'lf'ared \Vlllhun Kraemer. Wlllta.m J . Other points optional. PUBLIC NOTICES Kraemer and Jack T11.rnow11ke "known to me to bt> 1he person11 whoee name8 Fishermen retain right to ac· 2573 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa 20-ttc CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS Fictlt iou1 F irm Name THE UNDERSIGNED d51 hereby cer -tlty that they an conducting a specla!- tie11 for yachl.8 busineu at 630 CO&lll CLOTHES POR MEN AND BOYS g(Ul..,.u. SpMi SI.op. IO'I -A-e.qw.e lalaDd a t"P 1ub~rlbdd to the within T'netru-cept or reject any or all bids. ment. anf:t 11.cknowledired to me tha.t Swordfi'shermen's Committee lht>v exef1Uted the u.me. (~£ALl TN" WliTNESS VlHEREOF'. t have By W. L . OLESEN. hweunto ~t my ha nd and atflxt>d my Addr offlrlal 8f11.I ttie day and year In th!& ess: 369 Canta Cruz Street, certltlcaut fl •"OOve written. San Pedro, Calif. • VM W. llV.?>;DERSON. Pub ... b 4 6 11 13 18 20 •• Notan• Public In and for .-· · · · · · · l<OJ, 1947. 11ald County a.nd State. • • • • • · ._ • '"'" -""'• .. -... TRANSPORTATION 60 BICYCLES 60 $12.60 up 18 tMv Commi!l!!lon explre11 &faf'f'h 7. l!M9) P ub.1-Ff!b. 25: Mch. 4. 11, 18. l!H'f. BUSINESS GUIDE lO Sell or Exchange for Anythlng CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS ~'"'"•"' Fl•m N""' FORMED Windshlel\i.!I & Ratel D avis Trading Post THE ~'"D'l!:RStONED doe1 hereby Covers made to ord~f-Also Plex· rertlfy tliat 1he I• cooductln~ a Be•uty iglass &: Lucite Sheets for sale 1645 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa Parlor bi.J!llneN •t Corona del Mar. S09 Nu.World Products Compan~, 15-tf Co11.11t lththway. City of Newport 1--------------1 Reach. COunty of Oraritte. Stale of Call· 303 Third St., Huntinif.on Beach fornl,.. u~der the tlctltlou1 firm n1Lme Phone Huntington Beach l78 BEAUTY AIDS 18 of CROWN OP' THE SEA BEAUTY ~ALON and th•t u ld firm 11 compoeed 8()...tf1 MACHINE and MACHINELESS of the followln~ persona. whoee name9 l --====-=~~------1 p t W and add ~SM1 ere aa follcw1. to wit: CUSTOM TRACI'OR WORK ermanen aves M iu Lo111 A. Ott. 806 Hickory street, Grading, excavating. Gentral ""'-ting and Manlcurln• Sant" Ana. C&llf. .1..uJ • WlTN!:SS my hand lhl• IOth day of tillage. R L Harmon. Phone Evenina: Appt. Ph. Harbor 179-W ''""""'· 1947, r.ors A. f.:· Santa Ana 5o9o.J , 9-tfc Vi's Beau~hot STATE 0F CALTP'ORNIA. 11"• '"""---t H!way. Mar COUNTY! OJI" ORANGE ... L d ~ ~ ON Tt1rs ""h •• , ot January A.D,. an scape Gardening '15-tfc 1947. befbre me :P'. C. Venn a N~ ~~~1.c ~Id~~: :g~rein'4du~~a;i .. and Garden Maintenance· UIPLOYllDT WANTD> Rubber Separaten lS-month -16.'15 Ex. Compounded Motor Gallon, 70c Oil Western Auto Supply Authorized Dealer 1836 Newport Blvd,, Collta M ... 41-tfc REFRIGERATION Domestic-Commercial RADIOS Sales & Service Newport Electric Appliance 2305 Coast Blvd.-Harbor 2138 &-tfc Fire PlaO" and Kindlln1 WOOD Delivered H. W. WRIGHT Ph. Beacon 6666 1784 Newport Blvd. 3-tfc VENETIAN ,BLINDS-Aluminum, steel, wood. Call us for tree•.estt- mate. Renovation &~ ·:!:!1"'11~ So, Coast Venetian Blind Co. West 18th and Newport ve., C.O.ta Mesa. Ph: Beacon 57E ~ W. 3 ~tt, Upholstery Fabrics - 80ClO yards to select from Yardage and Supplies --811 eloned and eworn, penonally aln>MJ'9d Lot• A. !Ott known to me to ·f>e the penon whoae name l• 11Ubecr1~ to the within tmtrument, and acknowl· ~red to me that 1be u:eeuted ~ We serve Corona del Mar, C.O.ta Mesa, Lido t.le, Balboa lsland. Newport and Balboa. Orange County Upholstery Co, 413 W, 4th St,, Santa Ana WORK WANTED -In Hot Dog Phone Santa Ana 5370 stand or on grill. Beacon 5260-M. 12 tt EVERYTHING ID QnaHty REFRIGERATION Air Conditioning F.qulP1¥nt eame. , tN wtTNl:S8 WRERl:OJ', I ha.,. hereunto eel my hand end atn%ed my otnctal -1 the dey and :rear Ln thl• certificate tin t abo•e written. F . C. VENN. !tar,. Public tn and J'or Sa14 County an4 State. (ld'y Co lulon Expire• Jan. 21 , 1IN50.) Pub.-!"!b-4, 11. 18. 26. 114'1. Trimming -Fertilizing Renovating Lawns Call or Write Box "J" NEWS-TIMES 12.Stp • c 14-4tc ------------------------ -GIRLS- Get a Good Job With a Future People are ualDlf the telepbonn BARE ROOT ' FRUIT TREES and CITRUS TREES FOR SALE-Gas stove, oven cOn- trol, working. $30. Mrs. Willi,_,n Ba ker, 109 Abalone Ave., Balboa Island. Ph: Harbor 2036-W. 16-ltc 100 -81., Balboa ~ 94-ttc BUSINESS OPPOBTUNITIE8 40 Income Property FOR SALE -Chest of drawers, Well established beach rentals. three-mirror vanity -48 inch Will show good returns beside mirror, highboy with mirror giving you a nice apartment. (Bird's-eye maple), hardwood Has extra lot for future build- table -solid mahogany tOp, lo:w ing. $30,000. bed, built in ~1 springs, curly J . M . MILLER hair mattress, ""enmore vaccwn 15th & Central-Harbor 1264 cleaner, floor, · Kenmore han'd 16-ltc vaccum cleaner, Wkeeler and 1-------------- Wilson sew i n g machine, oil fl'OR RENT il painting, 20 x 30" and frame, 3 BEDROOM Furnished home. Phone Harbor 15-ltc small bookrack. Clean and ,1n Bay $ho.res. good condition. Phone Bearon 1247-J . 5506-W, 15-2tp A BEDDING SALE.NOW GOING ON means money saved for yc)u. ODD MATTRESSES and OJ:?D BOX SPRINGS with reductiq:ns as much as ONE THIRD, with prices starting as. low as $19.95 for box springs and $24.95 for .... mattresses. It will ' pay you 1to shop now. Lowest Terms. McMaha n Furniture Company, Second and Broadway, Santa Ana 16-ltc BOATS, SUPPLIES Balboa Canva& Shop 1 Saila -Boat Coven Marine UpholJitering Harbor 207 -224 I> 21st St, Newport Beach n.tf, BALBOA ISLAND, June, July, August; 2 or 3 bedroom house. E. Wagner, 204 Apolena Street, Balboa Island. 16-2tc FOR RENT-Office or store space. Business district, Newport. Ph: Beacon 87QO..R-5. 16-4tc ROOM F OR RENT-Balboa Is- land on Bay Front. Call Harbor 1993.R between 12 and 2 or after 5 :30 p.m. 16-4tc FOR RENT-:-A separat e furnished housekeeping room. Call at 123 30th Street, Newport, or phone Harbor 119L 16-2tc WANTED TO BENT 0 EASTERN FAMILY wished to rent beach house for July and August Phone Santa Ana 6654. · 15-4tc FOR SALE--16-ft. South Coast===-=-===-=----Utility. Grey 4-45 h ,p, '<lDod WANT TO RENT-F'1rnlshed or condition. Price greatly redtl2ed untumlahed bouae, 2 or 3 bed.- for qu,ick sale, Vil!a Marina. Call roma will leue. Phone Harbm Harbor 1800. 13-ttc 707 81-tft 18-FOOT Open Speedboat, built In FOR RENT-2 roomo It barn fot 1940, with unused recondltloned storage. Phone Beacon 5260-M. Willis motor. Needs aome work. 14-4t< Make offer. Call Barnum, Har-::RESPO===N::-:'::s=m=LE=--tel-.,.e-p"'hon_e_:cc:.em..::.:.:· bor 12 or 13. l4-tfc ployee wants• to rent ~bedroom '26-FOOT Sport Fisher, completely reconditioned, ready to go. Prlbe $3300. See Dick's Dock, 801 Coast Highway, Newport Beach. lMtc house In Santa Ana or vicinity or Will exchana:e rental of m,y house In West Loo Angeles. Southern Calltornia Telephont Co,, Santa Ana 6701-Ext. 23. C... • Cabinets • Counten WaDl.:-1119 • Foan.talna • 8tooh Back Ban • Booths Complete Market. CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS Fifu:tous FIRK NAKE Ask for a Demonatratlon H 11. te B THE UNDERSIGN'ED do hereby f th 0 18 r ros. NEW lnter-Vox lnarine rad 10 certify thet we ani conductJns a re-o e new So-there ----and --N U R S E R y more than e'es~ 10-tfc Cale, Et.c.. P1annlal' "WEBEB" DISTBIBtJTOBS , , , IEFllCEIA TION ,,,,, .. ,,,.,co. -f l:NO.•Cll•I' .... .... ..... 1>t,,,,.. c.." t•ll buehJeu at 900 Marine A•e. Balboa ''PLASTIC RA ...... ............ "-"" ... ..-equipment 50 and 60 watt. Will I11land, Calif .. under the flctlllmu nrm. • Y" portun!Ues for ...... la u r.an•·caping f lsos AU. WI trade for boat or I Davis and name o RADtO ELECT. A ISL-Lighted SI~ 1959 H AND RBCORD SHOP , and that .a.td ••4 arbor Boulevard Gay Music C.o. Beacon 5737. firm I• dlmpoeed o f the followtng per-Change the letten &: colors your-T E L E p H 0 N E Costa Mesa Beacon 5200 1• 'tc aom. whoee name1 and addreDH are .,-. WANT TO RENT-2 or 3 bedrm.' unturnllhed house. WW leue. Call Sam Porter at Harbor 10'1 .,. 13. 35-tfe u folio••. to-wit: self. Absolutely safe. Also plu--16-ltc -------------m:~'Rf w , BRAINERD, .., Ame-tlc displays & articles made to 0 p E R A T 0 R S ' WANTED TO RENT-House or thyat, Balboa., Calif. orde Ph W H TODAY'S BE.ST BUY Apt. by local business man. Ph: ld'ERt~E C. BRATNERD. S02 A.me--r. one · · TRUSTY, NEED A GARAGE Mr J h th~. Balboa l•land. Calif. "Beacon 5417. 13-tfc with the 32' Fantail Commerc. Fresh Water · o naon Beacon 5224-J. ot F~~-0f~1~anda th!• Tth day WITH A RUMPUS ROOM? Cooled Diesel 4 Ton Rtrig . .ffold 16-4tp HENRY W , BRAINERD CESS POOLS and Southern California 2. way Radio deck controi.!I .ic. LOCAL Dentist want. to rent ~RLY. C. BRAtNERD ..... ff cauromlo, CountF or Or-SEPl'IC TANKS Telephone Company WILLIS HOFFMAN Bun.DER Ideal f 0 r fishing In Mexican turn1'bed apartment or house. anire-u, , waters. Ownel' apt. 34, Miracle No children or pets. Phone Har-1.?7~ t~ol.eth ::.1 ~l~~!-;0a Iutalled Anywhere in Phone Beacon 8700-RS after 5 Mile Motel. 1>2tc bor 421-J. 16-4tc Notary ~tlUc In and for aid County Qr C.o 'Jbe rate Of pay ii good--et.art at J5.2tc and Statil, <penona11.,. eppea.red Henry ana:e unty $30 for a 5 day week, In most BOAT FOR SALE-Northem-type1 WANTED--ntree-bedroom hoUR w. Bratnerd and Merle C. Brainerd, 40-ft. double ender; 7-ton hold; for wtnter. ental or one year Kno"Wll to me. to be the penom wboee Contract Drilling communltks. O d y 8U 8. Lot~ 8L, A•a>efm natneti .. .ub.cribed lo the w1thtn $ewer Coniaectlon r er Qllr Chrysler O-Own engine. $6500. lease. References can be given. ·~===========~~ii;iii;iii;iii;i~..-~~~-~l~ii;iii;iii;i~ ~~'e.:':tedac~:W~~ to me Increuee are frequent-eevm In S E R V E L Ph: Beacon 5430-R. 16-ltp Call, oollect, Citrus 3383L 95-tfc j ... ~un•oJ ,.t my .':.1lE~!'ini .. ~'; ~ =.r,~= ::..:-more two ~:1"""· -Gas Refrigerator MUSICAL a RADIO 14 EXCHANGE 'nice L. A. 4-rm. a(>!. oftlctat lfNl the day and y...-lrl thll BABY -and. N-only••~. i;o.,.,.. for apL or house local area. Coii- 'r~ . A TTENTJON • • • r ANIMAL LOVERS! certlncate nnt aboTe wrttten. · N O W at •· "'""' ~ -J lflLDRED STANLEY J. 11.. McCORMICK Work la In pleuant ..,. .. wltll -terms. Famous make. -aervatlve !""'pl•. Call collect Not.arJ" Public in ud for Mid .._.__._ --wm~I ---.-1..1 AXrnbwter "' •~"7 1• 'tp eou.,., ... Stat•, ... Comm'-1 .. 340 Victoria St. Costa -u----v 0 G E L ' s Danz-Schmidt !'lano Co., 520 N. .....,. . ~ °"'t June •. "'"· Bea-i5089-J orate, helpful aupen-'L Main. Santa Ana. 13-tfc FOR RENT-Room and board and SJU,L: 100 Main Street Pub, r. , u , 11, ,., ....... " ,..,_ 9&-tfc Inquire If more Information 1o a. Harbor 145 Eleetric and Fire care of child to work1ng M<>-E~TlFICATI< O• ilhel or aP11i1 15-tf tber. Phone Beacon :18118-R be- • • -i • [\ ·0ra111e Ir" • Ir-I"' ,,. . - FRESH DAILY u. s. Govt. lnspeded HORSE MEAT And All Other Supplies nea-et1 Twlw per Weell: -~ Co11ty Pet 5llpples 205 Wen Bilbop . ~ANA. • PBOJla a. A. aua-.i .. ,_ ... 711 Ir ;~ ._ ... ______ ._, ______________________ ___ .. l .. ~. ·;,,#"__, • · ..... , ·,..·_.·... .J ~ _;;.~ ' " - BUSI u ·~•ous NAME R O 0 F S -Equipment Testa ' fore 9 a.m. -otter 8 p.m. T1D1 1'RSIGNED ..... , ... ...,,. EXERCYCLE -New AD QUallfted PenonneJ 15-2tc that Qoeri .,. .... uct1ns • ...... bird'-W J Southern California C-O-Twv. PJ•-• romn ;..ml.. ...,.. ....,._ " .... tt a.w .. N.... • • BENBOW Tel h Co . · co•~ -__ ...,__ n•t. mrAn " .... ·~· ... """" ·-"*'"...... ep one mplUIJ Can be bou&ht or will rent to... ~ l)'Stem c~- .. ~· 11""":, ~l'fea .;>!'""~ Phone Harbor 1012 J • spomlble party. -... liable HALF Ac;RE. 4-i<Xm home, sar· ... ..,.. ... -•-ot ETS ROKJN A GAI:.VAN qe, l2x20 chicken house, tarp 00 ............ "'" """"" D-tte 100 E. 11q •--Harbor 1247..J IOOO 0out 111s11w., cbl<:1ren :rant: c friilt trees: oort .,. u , .. ,_, 514~ 1'o. llaln St.. -Am •• ,.._ water; ~ to ICbool In Colta G L PAR~ ..... ~ -0-card. -or CID Qdef ~ -= Ph. Bea .... M07 91-tfc Mesa. ~-TSNEll.Uf ·--~~..--.~ r._ .,,_ ru.,. lll!IOO. By .,,.,,..., ~""E.1.."r°'c.1uono1a. Santa Ali& 8079-R. 9G-lft . 4J.-tflo FOR SALE-Portable llOWin& ma-STEINW·AY GRAND. Gcqeoua. Phone Beaccn -.J. 13-tfc 1""m& ';,_~ AL LACHMEYER. W~Auto court or IDlall , cblne, Wilcox & GI-make. Cae llU new. A piano for the FOR SAl,.E-Lot, 50-tL frootaae 14 -,...,,. S l aputmmt home to care for Can be uoed for heavy duty u..t -ting. Prleed to on llltll St. between "---Ave. ~ ._.. "'1lfondL G NS with 1trinc _.ten --work. Price '6(), Phone Harbor oell at once. Or~ renL -N'--~-· -"',.!llf:::.., Rood Tnac:lot,-18, Walla; ~etc. _,.._ Pboae·Harbor 2502-J. 2585-J. 16-Htc Danz-Scbmldt Plano Co., 520 N. make :;:~~and I LOO' ,._. "*'''°""-Beac 6178-W 15-2tc SALii JO!KlCLLAND)1111 It Main. ~ta Ana. 13-tfc • U-4tc ,.=m.,"."' ~ ...... dq.. on PIANO TUNING and repUins.J';""":".:::::="""=-..,,..,..--=:..:~ CARL VICNBllUN Mii E. l8lll SL, Oalta Kao WORK WANTED -Experienced FOR SALE-Froll Muter, 31>, cu. J . B . Brown. Phone Beacon 3 ACJU;S hlDtop, 2 -· IU' • n...: i.. P1IUtCll gg.uc boulekttptt; prefer mother!... tL Used 2 weekll, Owner want. 52!M-J. 388 llroadwoy, Costa ageo. ~ lemons, avncac!m, STATS~: ~llNU. COO --with cblldren. $150 per mo. larger ~-Harbor 1194-J, · Mesa. 18-tf' C $25,000. Ol1elfo Hllfbway, half or I.OJI NGl:I -s •" '* GARDENING by month. write to e902 Clout 111c!r*a7, Newpirl bet. 5 - 6 pm. 14-4tc , mDe eut of MlakJn. San Juan =c.:.~.~~~~~u:r 536 Loa Cant.. Tr., Lons --No tramportatlon. FORSALE-'31CbevroletCoupe, HORNERACCORDIANnoelleflt Ca!Utrano.Owner,Har.2799-W ... ..,. Ooaall' ......... -Beach. l.Mtp 1-.: 18-tL ~-•ak, Snowbird A .~"-. c:ondltloo, price $611.00. 3710 after 8 p.m. 1Utp , Cart v;•nr•• llufl A..· aoJ .....,.,. Qanne1 Place, Newpuct Beach. FOR SALE--Ooron& .......... Leno -... --WOBJC WANTED -Cook-home 4x6 box trailer. cau Harbor •• ~· ~--,. -.,..,.toba .... ___ PL -~w • • P ,.,._ , ~ltp -1ot,1L•~~;;:7'~ -............. '" "" '"'-UJIBING mer-or _.y~Qf-Steel.•'<'' °K1itcbens ~~ •L _,... ~ ~ -~ , .. -· °"" -'° • ... ON Wl!BI' feur. Ex~ unl--r-SPINET, braM new._llllChtlY :t. ot Bhd., l>OOd location ior m. -tlill;t ltbn' ~ tM -. A.m. ~ .... hie --.. n-t in lbI t. Sa ,____ - IN W,i ... N1 •_,.e w-ec•90-r _!_........ ed. ii4"1'"• · ~11.. ll'ltns qtrL '-~... pmen Ye. ODIDt.. vw....-, Ph. Jl..2JJ9..W. --• ---"""' •-GI.ASS ENCLOSURES , Danz.Sclrmldt Dl • .w. Co. DI -... ,,_la tb1o --~ -,._...... ~ ._-......._ -oe _. •SHOWER DOORS · o<-1n Santa~--. ' U.~ . 1 115-tfr . ----Slilk hw •• -Ek .... 1&-2tp So_.Li ,.._.., .,......., , WILL~cmLldo'!lll &rr, =.*• ... ... ... WILL GIVE 2 do3'S .... _,. -· u"lem ""wwea FOR SALE -~ ~t -~ • P ··-.. _ -.. ---~ -• ~one Harbor 289-JI "' e. _ ._ • , . ~ply Co,, p1a-. Good .....i: SlllO. 814 w. .._.ell 2 or 1 ....,_ tioo... ___ _ ._.,,_ • ..,.. ~---1'71-11. --i:..-~ ~ -t. BilbaL P.lw mllatllar6bleL,__ JI.-. -t. u. --~ 16-Uc , NI h• A..._ 16-Ue -~. a.lie ""1 &4111 < . ' J --. .• "'-. • ' \ I I r • ,, •g•r. SITA.ft l!!!!~''~·JJll~i~A~l'~·!..lf_~--~·!T~PP~A~l~,! .. !T~A~JW!!!_ _ __;,_!!:::__~ft~l!PP~•~1~,~~~----__:•~T~PP~~·r~,~ .. ~T~A~JW!_ __ '...._~J'.._!!a 9911·SlrrATS - . -, '' NZWPORT BALBOA NZW8°TlilB8 TUUDAY !fewpW& 111 .... ca. Pelt. 11. 1M1 Page5 I • BALBOA ISLAND C1oloe t-••-ea lot With anall bo<me, oompletely fUmllbed. llom> lo build on front and rem'· Im- mediate pmaeulon. Terma. $8800 LINWOOD VICK Realtor 312 Marine Ave., Ba!OO., I.sland Harbor 2241-W or 548-M 16-ltc n+x. SST.AU ,, u;AL ESTATE roR SAIJ:;::ay .,..,..., 5-b<droom --'--K-R~A~T=z-A-a~·=EN---c~y--1 ""'-· 2 baths. completely fUr.. Aboarok .. , Montana Dllbed. Alao 2 apertmenta rent-hu for sale ed. double lar&I•· Zoned for 2 fin• Mountain Ranches· 4,000- bual-. Immediate _.ion. acre row" 4 dude ranch; 2 fin• '10,000.00 down, balance annual homes, larae lodge 4 dlnln& ball, ~ta. Phone Harbor 57 at 5 niJJea of trout stream, 300 lUrbor 331. 12-tfc cattle, 50 horses 4 all equipment See Our Sign on the 1aw at 172 East 19th St., Costa Mesa A :i.bdrm. home that ls a home. Attractive lawn and shrubs. Z. all for only $200,000. Also 1040 acres, $40,000 worth or buildings for only $6:1,000. ll>-2tp 520 Acacia CORONA DEL MAR car 1ara.a:e. large lot. $12.500 un-Home built for Major and Mra. tarn.lahed or can be had fumish-Rufus L. h-tcCracken. Complet~ ed. We Will lhow the home any 1942. Occupied less than haU time. time while owner on duty elae- Ralph P. Maskey 3411 W . Central A venue Phone Harbor 402 l~tfc NEWPORT -BALBOA ESCROW CO. 2611 'Vest Central Harbor 141-W R eal Estate Loans . Exchange -Bulk Sales MAX HURWI'ra 15-Btc I BUSINESS FRO~TAGE In Corona del Mar where. Comer lot, distinctively land- scaped, fruit trees. Compact. comfortable living room with dining room. Large kitchen with sunny breakfast nook. 2 bed- rooms. 1 ~ car garage with over- head storage space. See owner or your agent. 14-ttc Newport Heights Home I Very comfortable and attractjve home near the High School. 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, fur- nace heat, lge. wardrobe closets, fine kitchen, water sof~ener. Ip. back yard completely fenced, 2- car garage. $13,500 on terms. J.M . MILLER 15th & Central-Harbor 1264 16-ltc 2·BEDROOM modern home, fur- OPEN HOUSE· ,SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1947 12 :30 P . M. to 5 P. M. . BRAk D NEW. HOME IN COSTA MESA 23051 'I\Jstln A venue, Costa Mella , ' ' An UTSTANDING 'I'HREE-BEDROOM HOME of. tlie finest construction . . . tile kitchen and bath. Maple hardwood floors throughout • . . Dual wall tumace ... flagstone .ftreplace ... 2-car garage. llaj square feet on a large lot 55x240 .. , Nicely landscaped with a new lawn. A home to be very . proull ot and the price Is reasonable. Come out and e~e l!Very Ind) . , . there's no faults. Come one ••. Come all and Inspect this beautltul home. • I Direction to home : - TUnl east on 17th Street oft Newport Blvd until you reach Tustin Avenue. Tum South at this lnter-sectlpn and you will see flags posted In front of · homf. Transportation will also be avallable at the below office : B. A. NERESON 1972 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Phone: Beacon 5225 LOOK !!!! • 16-ltc Lovely 3-1,ledrm. stucco near high school. Best buy. Will withstahd depression market. Value at $13,500. Are yoil interested in buying a home with income bldgs. and busineSs bldg. with plenty of space for warehouse or packing? An estate?; a roadhouse tavern?; a rest home?; all In ooe 2-acre parcel. See me on this good investment. HarborlBlvct., 110-ft,. splendid location. A steal at $8500. $5500 -rm handle. Have 4-room house in Mesa--$5200. No commission to pay. Buy at your own terms. Lovely Balboa and Balboa Island Income Properties. Also loteJy new stucco on W. Central near Balboa. Each at $16,500. Several other splendid buys. Call me and tell me what, where and when you want to buy. FW:ther Listings For Sale or Rental Appreciated FRANCIS J. HORVATH, Broker Harbor 1805-R --OFFICE --328 28th St. Harbor 1922-R -RESIDENCE -116 35th St. · 16-ltc Two nice parcels under the pre-- vailing m arket price. I ____ H_ARBO __ R_1_2_41_-J __ _ nished; fruit, berries, chicken ---------------------- f 1S.-2tc house and yard ; garage. On two WE HAVE B LJ YER S Jots. Quick sale, $6500. CORONA DEL MAR Two brand new homes & gar- ages on corner double lots all fenced, sprinkler system, land- llCl.ped, etc. Owner on premises. 500 Narcissus Ave .. Corona del Mar. 1S.-3tc CORONA DEL MAR 45 x 118. Half block from ocean. Good deal for quick sale. Phone Harbor 1247..J 15-2tc FINE VIE\V lot overlooking har- bor entrance. 45-ft. frontage, Corona del Mar. Price $9000. 98x117 VIEW LOT on Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar, $15,000. H. M. Lane Real Estate , 2006 Court St .. Newport Beach Phone Harbor 343 · 16-1 tc B each Cottage 2-bedroom beach cottage in Bal- boa. Fine location close to bay. House needs some redecorating, For Homes and Lots In Beach Area BRING YOUR LISTINGS TO US. Ask F or Sales Manager JOSEPH A. SMITH Phone Harbor 1037 COAST DEVELOPMENT CO. 1205 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar but at this price it is a wonder-16-ltc New 2-Bedroom Home tu1 opportunity to acquire •J---------------------- 0n 1rii Acre ln Costa Mesa completely furnished beach home ISLAND REALTY COMPANY $8100 at minimum ouUay. Only $6,850, $1900 handl~7.00 month. J. M. MILLER 201 Agate, Balboa Island Phone 371-W 4~ loan. Call Beacon 5881-J 15th & C.,ntral-Harbor 1264 for appointment. 16-ltc _________ 1_&-_1_1c KRATZ AGENCY EXCHANGE " A,baarokee, Montana, has for sale MODERN 3-bedroom house, Ful- 2200 A. deeded, 2320 teased (4 . lerton, exchange for 2 or 3-bed- yrs.) 95 cattle, 4, horses.. Good room house o~ Ocean Front, machinerY and furniture com-Newport,.close tn or Balboa Is.- HAVE BUYERS FOR SMALL BEACH COTI'AGES FOR SUMMER USE' AND BAY FRONT HOMES WITII, PIER, both North and South Bay. fortable home. Delco light, water land ba.y front. Summer months. under pressure. All for $38,500. No chi\dren. Phone Fullerton CONT ACT US IMMEDIATELY % casli handles 200 head of cat-693-J. 16-2tc tle. Move right on. 16-ltc EXCHANGE-Large pre-war tri- if you have something to sell. We want those listings right now. CHOICE LOTS cycle; excellent condition. Ex- change for good doll carriage. Phone Beacon 5283-R. 16-ltc N.-..port Helgb~ta Mesa Several location restrictions and lmJS'OVements for Extra Value. RANCHES &: ACREAGE 5% Prices $1000 to $1750 FOR SALE-Opportunity to buy a ISLAND REALTY COMPAN)' 201 Agate, Balboa Island Terms if de:aired or part trade for 2·acre r anch with barn and fur- Phone 371-W 1~ dwelllnl. nished house. Equipped with cow At1'l'OllOTIVE a TJJIEll ... A'IJTO SERVICE .. Call Hub Powen, Harbor 62-W dehorning andlloof trimming ma-, ----------- chine. Indµstrious man can earn FOR SALE -2-door cle1uxe 46 J . A. BEEK CJFFICE11>-3tc $15 per day with equipment be-Ford. Going Eut, must aacr!flce. sides income on property. Stock· Beat offer takee. Phone ~aeon TEN ACRES bound Rancho ad-ed with chickens, pig and caw. M35 or Beacoo 573:i.M. dltion to Butte Oty, California. See E . E. Starnes, II. mile west 12-4tc About 2 miles from town, on the of Bristol on Edinger in Santa Sacramento River. Sub lrrlaated Ana. 16-lfc 1931 FORD panel truck, sale at farm land. ralaes wheat. barley trade for newer car. Pb. Beacon . • rlee. Hu leue to Richfield llONBY TO LOAN II 5'76-JK. l<Mtc Oil Co. Trade for Baech prop-. ..v. 11ow1,,... at residential, va-LOANll TO B111U>, "!'F· --19il Ford 1 super Deluxe Fordor cant or bul!L Land clear 4 title -ar --= lodan with radio and i-ter. Ex- dear ID Glenn County, Callfcr-Nwpott .,.,,,,..,:1;* ,.:.._. oellent c On d l t I on throQ&baUt. 1111. not tar from wm.,,., Calif. -1-Re.dy ' rar tmmedl&te clell_,. Dann Hall, phone Harbor 1047. -Via Lido Pb. ....... uoo Ollly $1295,00 l~tfc THEODORE ROBINS _Busin ___ -ess--0-p_po_rtuni ___ ..;:ti.;,.es"""' NEED MONEY? =._·~~Newport = TWo Good Restaurant Buys flew A Second Hand Furniture Good for Couple. TO .= IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS CALL CLIFF BABIN , See Us lat Quid<. &lptl'1 Sen1ce an Your J'1Mnc:la) Needa-1-mcm Furniture - Car or Other Houn: 10 to 1 am a to s (Cooed Satun!Q9l -STOP- TIRE WEAR Let Us Balance Your Wheels With Our New Modern BEAR DY-NAlrlIC Wheel Balancer ""'*-°"'' Ir .... Pb-th Plrta all Sa:tluo B. A. N E R E S 0 N REAL VALUES ' HOMES -INOO~ -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES INSURANCE Two-Bedroom Unfinished Home On larie level lot ..• 1-car, stucco home ... Bring your hammer and finish the Inside and have a good home at a re&llOll8.ble cost. Full price Is only- '3250 3-Bedroom Home on Half Acre In good district. Hardwood floors throughout . . . very clean inside and out. 2-car garage. An Ideal place to raise children. Real fireplace ... large kit- chen. A good sturdy home ... it would be impossible to build this borne at twice the cost ot the asking • price. Full price Is only- $8750 Someone's Loss .... Someone's Gain ... Make Offer ... 2-bedroom frame home ... FURNISHED ... 1-car attached garage ... tile kitchen and shower. Large lot 75x124. About 8 yrs. old . An 18-ft. sloop sailboat with a slip gges with this place. For someone who wants to take advantage of an opportunity . . . this Is It! . 3-bedroom home ... very close in ... recently re- decorated inside and out ... hardwood pine floors. First time advertised ... a real good buy. Buyer has option of buying lot next to this home at a very rea- sonable price. This home has been priced for a very quick sale at- $8, 500 Don 't Forget to See Our Open House Sunday, March 2, 1947 at 23051 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa We have the Best Buys in Lots and Acreage In and Around the Harbor Area Two Offices To Serve You B. A. NERESON ' REAL ES"I' A TE BROKER AND ASSOCIATES Phil D. Soloman -SALESMEN -John Bondra 1972 Newport Blvd. 819 South Main Costa Mesa, Calif. Santa Ana, Calif. Phone: Beacon 5225 Phone: S. A. 7240 16-ltc BALBOA ISLAND EASI' BAY FRONT-Good 2-bedroom home ; front patio and paved parking area in rear. Guest room adjoining garage. Fine location. Price -$25,000 SOUTII BAY FRONT-· New, well-l>uilt 2-story; ad- aptable· to single home or duplex. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 living rooms with fireplaces, 2 kitchens, 2 central heat units; large sundeck over 2-car garage. Choice location. Must be seen to be appreciated. Price -$52,500 ON LITI'LE ISLAND--dose· to South Bay-At- tractive 2-bedroom with water view. Large living room, fireplace, enclosed patio and lanai with out- door grill. Ideally arranged for outdoor living. Price includes good piano, Snowbird and trailer. Price -$21,500. Furnished CORONA DEL MAR Attractive 2-bedroom, new, superior construction. Well located, So. of Highway. Exceptional value at $13,000 Excellent 2-bedroom home, fine living room, Heat- olator fireplace ; 60-ft. frontage, South pf Highway and close to ocean. See this one. Price Now $11:100 WILLIAM W. SANFORD REALTOR with GERTRUDE A. WALDRON 3a! Karine Ave., Ba"-Jal•nd Harbor23Ut 16-2tc For Sale -Peninsula Point Three-bedroom bOU!le on l'Pnhl!!nJa Point. Uvlng room, tlreplaoe, kltche!I. bath, 2-car garage, yard Price $14,750 Or. lot OD Central Ave. 00 l'Pnlnsnla Point-$3,250 Ocean Front Lot -f4,5()0 Many Others from $2"l50 and up • JOHN D. BURNHAM REALTOR 3)01 ()an Blvd., Balhna BJ:AL ESTATE 't Qll aTAD " RELIANCE REAL nj & INVESTMENT CX> • A. R. EBRlTE JIM W, DOAK Oyde B. Doak W. C. Gabbard George Evenson 1936 Newport Blvd. 1435 Coast Hlway Costa Mesa Corona del Mar Beacon 5857-W Harbor 1271. Bring Your Buying and Selling Problems to Us . .. ·-' . ·ANNOUNCEMENT WE ARE MEMBERS OF THE APARTMENT HOTEL AND MO'Jl'EL SALES As.S'N. We have 252 excluSlve ~ on Motels, Apts. and Hotels In this vldnlty. Cofne In and· go thru our list- ings If you are tnten..t...il in buying a Motel, Hotel or Apartment. ·--1 Costa Mesa -S Room Home 1 block from shops, east ol Newport Blvd. Home is vacant. 5 yrs. old, built when material was good and plentiful. 2'bedrooms, 1% baths, dining room, large living room, pretty kitchen, lots of tile In kitchen & bath. Hdwd. floors, floor furnace, gar. This-property Is 1 blk. from schools, churches, bus & shops. Price $10,500 terms. We have key. . Near Back Bay 3-Bedroom stucco with hardwood floor8; nice fire- place; dbl. garage and full 1h acre. Full price $8750. Back Bay View -Yz Acre 2-bedroom, 5-room home, l;trge bedrOOms, large din- ing room , large kitchen and living room. Lot 80x250. Price $7500-Terms. • Balboa Island Home and Apartment Two-bedroom home; completely furnished. Nice yard, landscaped and fenced. I-Bedroom apartment for Income rentaL Garage! $14,500, temu;. I . ' Yz Acre Orange Ranch Costa Mesa -Eastside. 2-bedrOom home. New. Va- cant. Partly furnished. 17 ftJ1J grown Navel orange trees, bearing heavy; 1 fl~. Price $9500--Terms. Corona de! Mar-Bf1 autiful Residence Two bedrooms ~th gues quarters over garage. House has dual floor furnace, double sub-flooring, under beautiful golden oak Heaterola control fire- place. 2Y2 blks. from beach. Bathers' outside shower. Home is stucco with tile roof; house termite treated; yard is beautifully landscaPed. Lot 60x118, fenced, completely redecorated t~ghout; sewers in and paid. Attractive terms. Pri $18 ,500. . , Ocean View 'Lot -INewport Heights Near Cliff Drive, 50'x135', sewers In , water In, On Redlands Ave. See our sign. Only lot for sale ln1this vicinity -$1950. I . ' Corona de! Mar Duplex & Garage Apt ·Ocean side of highway; duplex is 2-bedroom and 1- bedroom apartments. All 3 units have private bath and are bringing nice income. Lot is 45x118. Sewers In and paid. All units completely furnished. Yard nicely landscaped. $12,400 full price at good terms. RELY Costa Mesa -Best Buy Two bedrooms-five-room home-f~e, hardwood floors, completely and attractively turnlshed, new double garage. Horne Is five years old, veey' well constructed. 'Ibis Is a ilome anyone could be proud of. Lot is 54x150. New double cesspool. Price $8450 • Terms. Quick ~on. ' ' --- Nearly New -Costa Mesa Three-bedroom stucco home. ~letely furnished with approximately $2000 worth of nearfy new furniture, rugs and carpets, pre-war. Kelvlnator, Wedgewood, dinette and dining-room set, nearly new living-room set, drapes, blinds, curtains, etc. Tiie bath and kitchen, hardwood floors and two floor furnaces. Large double garage, back yard fenced East side. Price, $12,500--only $4000 down. • Ocean Front A bealrtiful 2-story residence right on the beach. Double construction frame home with plastered walls. Beautiful living room, kitchen and breakfast nook downstairs; 2 bedrooms upstairs. Newly decor- ated Interior. Has bathers', outside shower, double garage, yard completely walle<L Owner will finance. Priced at only $10,500. ' . See These Lots Three R-2 lots on nice comer. 90xl18 at $5600.00. Lido Isle ! Home 2-SI'ORY HOM&-45' lot, walled patio with barbe- cue pit, very private. H~ Is 2-bedrooms, 2 be.tbs, large llv. room, comer fhieplace, nice din. room, double garage with sun deck on top. Stove & refrig. Price $19,500. Terms. I · Yz Acre -Eastsid~ -Costa Mesa 1 or 2 bedroom.·home-single garage Cblx equip 50 mixed fruit trees,~· Price' $6000--TenDs. .. ' We also have 425 other ~ at all prices. See us It looking tor Home, _ t or Lo~ 8Lm.to6p;m. . t; RELIANCE REAL TY & INVESTMENT CX>. A. R. EBR1TE I JIM w. DO~ Oyde a Doak w. c. O-"f-M George Even l.9.16J:;';!. Blvd. l~~ P•ma· 511S7-W \ ~~ 1&-Ue ·---·--., . . . • • I • • Page& • • :Nll:WP08T BALBOA :Nll:Wl-Tl•ll:I 'ftlmDAY x.....,a ...... O&llf. ........ UIT • '• Simplicity of Abiaham Lincoln . . rrs THAT EASY ri.·1 ht .GU.Ide · ls Vividly Portrayed by Writ.er em Ehrle wu .... ldnc .., bla N.wl"ORT BALBOA n boat, the Hobo,. at the foot o! llith N E W S T I M E S BJ+ 84llOLD a&aN11ll ·. Street in NewpOrt. While he wu I · -columnv: ::'::;' :: Tiie ....W _ ,_, •-fw ... ~of•' ._. ... of worJdnc, he tcmed a line out Into ..,..., WWW 11 ml ll !'IJ1IOl9" ...... ,, rWw,1 ...... e• ~~ ........ -........ the water and bet le finlahed ••••.• -.. 2'1:ii'sr _. -, • Ar.a&• v.-***'* ve • readjustment prob-..,.... ,... ~ _...,., _. ....._ r.tcaa1 .. a.-. 'l"8 world • ore • -• • -.--.* ...-"" lema. Send questiona to: ....._ UMiola fer ... •tn... wwc · wwwap, ... 1""8 _,. fer Ida wcrk: be caUlht five c:roaktt, lost ai1w •lpllox> ~ID Adv.,_:-'3.l!O per,_.. In~ 0oun17; JUcht Gulde, 100 S. Broad--p&lloo,;. ... for ... -to -wllll -"'for-. three, and cauctit one halibUt. One ::=~S2~.;~~per=,...~~to:-:'th::i"'~"'~ie~•:;.:; $3.00~;per;;;~,...~~to~Sth~;·;;;"';·~i;;;~I AnceJes lli, Callf. .... .. --. • croak"!' weJched 10\i pounds and ;; Pmtdllce In N rt B cb To .appreciate bla character, Ulla taught him stmpllc:lty and direct· another 9 % pounda. He uoeci Ell.tend a ~r_• =~u,!t~ at lolucb 3i in:*PIJC"; ' J_ heautlM iplrlt born In the rugpd ness of "11Ji ... lon. Later he read clams for bait. ; -------------l·------+;-----_,_---JO:NT,,._ Dl8ABJLJTD:8 boclY for hard work., la to look up-Shakespeare and Burns. What he LUI D. PORTER --.. Pub~ AND ~8PITALIZATION • on one who, like a great ranee read he read over aAc:t over, di-own death he hastened the heal- F. G. FROST . • • • - -• Miu A 1is r of a veteran aakl, "My of mountains, must be studied In gesting every word and thought. Ing of the wound that WR..? fnevtt- W. F. DIXON • • • t..J ·A • N ~Calif~ brother has a service-connected detail. The mind cannot grasp It He made good wrltlnc a part of able and all of hla preaching and Prlntlnc Plant, 30ll W. Cen ...,ue, ewpor tt ' neuroP1)'d>iatric cue. I am """' in all ill glory and power. hlmself. · all of hla prac)lce were bound up Official Paper of the City.of Newport Beach ~\~~':11~!" ;:,-:;a:,,~:.:;.! m!~r an'.\'e01:;1'::~· ~ w= su~~~~c~ h~ :~!: ~a!:';;'.[~;.:~~= 't ~'. A 1>ep1 tNe Local Jmtlt:Ukm for O'lv 11 Yean . pltal!", J · . for the parent.I and the teachers, have never been excelled ln beauty "Why ahould there not be a VA operations and dutlet are the maken and aellen of books of language or of sentiment In this patient confidence in the ullimJtte defined by federal Jaw. It has no and of education, Unooln'• pa&-country or any other. justice of the people? II there any poweni delegated to It. IT CAN-aionate love of knowledge was the Uncoln took the people a n d better oc equal hope in the world" NOT FORCE ANY VETERAN envy of all. their power seriously. When he Lincoln's noble ll!e and uaeful INTO ITS HOSPITALS AGAINST The following extract from bis announced his intention to do cer-work prove that._ the love of know-ms WILL AND NEITHER CAN own brief account of himself is lain things, he added, ''Unleu my ledge la first among the essentiall IT HOLD HIM AGAINST ms cluaic: rightful muters. the American of success. He studied hard the Active Member of Place-your orders now for TAILORED TRAILER CANOPIES ========================:;!WISH. The only exception to this "My father, at the death ot his people, 1hal~ withhold the requisite material he had at hand rule a.re those few veterans com-father, was but six yean of age, means, or In some other authori-When a young newspaper man milted to ill N.P. hoepitals upon and he grew up literally Without tatlve . manner direct the con-wrote his life and tried to build court order. education. He removed from Ken-trary."' up 8 brief biography something WE ABE SPECIAUZING IN 15-0'L. t Alrcratt Gray Trailer OuloplM at. WORK Let me do my work from day to day In field or forest, at desk or loom; In..roaring market place or tranquil room Le1 me but find it in my heart to say, When vagrant wishes beckon me astray- "Thls Is my work; my blessing, not my doom; Of all who live, I am the one by whom This work can best be done in the right way." Then shall I see It not too great, nor small, To suit my spirit and to prove my powers; Then shall I cheerful greet the laboring hours And cheerful turn, when the long shadows fall At eventide, to play and love and rest Because I know for me my work is best. Henry Van Dyke Optimism In Detroit : What happens in Detroit is important· to California. Rea- son: California has more cars than any other state. (As if you didn't know). • But most ot the cars still on the hoof in this Golden State are getting pretty footsore from their long seIVice without being l)onorably retired to the junk pile. What they and their owners want ot know is, when are new cars-a lot of them -going to be available so that most of those still gasping along the highways (the cars, not the owners) can be re- leased from active duty. Well, the word coming from Detroit Is that auto manu- facturers are getting more optimistic about the prospects of catching up somewhat on the tremendous backlog of orders still clogging their books. The industrial front has been peaceful but active in the last two months and if no new la· bor wars develop Detroit should be bouncing new cars off the production line with real old fashioned speed before long. All of which means that the motor parade westward should increase substantially in the near future. Certainly there are enough persons in California who not only wish to buy cars but who are financially able to buy them to ac· count for no small part of the Detroit output. A great many lndividualS have saved enough to pay cash for their new cars, and there are plenty who will use low-cost bank credit to finance new ,·ito purchases. In fact, one of the big rea- sons why Califvmia has so many cars is that for years the banks in this state have I<ept the cost of automobile fmancing at a minimum. At any rate, the prospects of new machines to replace some of the traveling junk on the highwa y will be good news to owners of old cars-and to their cars-and to the other motorists who have to dodge those cars. S rts "Fixin " po g h lik bet " Th~ extent to which the boys w o e to on a sure thing'' have made inroads into the sports picture is something which is causing fans all over the country deep concern. The Graziano bribe story--Olle of the biggest bombshells In ring hlstori:;-together with the recent attempted brib- ing of two· professional football players and 'last year's,, brib- ery of several outstanding basketball players in New Ay ork show that something pretty drastic must be done to put a halt to this sort of thing. The American peopt, are great lovers of sports of all kinds. Sports events on the whole constitute a huge business. Thousands of persons eam their living directly and Indirectly from them. Right now we are in the midst of a second "golden age" of sports comparable to the one which followed World War I. • But our whole sports setup will face serious impairment if sports fans know that 99 per cent plus of the athletes in- lltllved in professional and amateur games are on the level. Unless. however. garmblers can be prevented from tempting the fraction of one per cent who can't resist bribes public con- fidence will be weakened. This may require more severe penalties against "fixers" than now exist. But whatever is needed to do It should be doi>e and quick! · CORRAt DUS'T A sailor from Seattle Had to wdaddle. He tried "°""' palaver W ith a.n E..kimo cadaver. -Joe~ Lindsley: ·•-'Before Y Oii B•lld or Re•odel \'Wt 0.. ... a" I 8 lh _. Di's' lloit -----r Olb' ....... plm. Dias aldl, ..... .... lft lllD« ~ cupm llDd Jmllom Works • M'Jllcal care for all eligible vet-tucky to what is now Spencer Lincoln recogntzed aa one of the that would please Ltn~ln, he men- erans is available in VA h01pltals <;:ounty, Indiana, in my eighth, greatest Americans since Wash-tioned a well-known book as Mental and physical rehabilita-year. We.. reached our new home tngton, spoke of the people who among those that Lincoln had lion are the sole purposes of this about the time the State ~e chose him, as "My Masters." He read. Lincoln wrote very simply hoapitallzatlon. In the case of vet-into the Union. It wu a wild recognized their r ights and power. that he hadn't re.(ld the book but erans wt th N.P. disorden the VA region, with many bears and other He said, and with force," f 'I'h1I that he would read it right ~way, attempts a thorough coordlh~tlon Wild animals still In the woods. country, with its institutions, be-In order to make the stattinent !Mail Order Prices Choice of colored valance In plain or stripes. We re-cover beac.h ambfellu and chain. Bring the frames in now and ot psychiatry and the general There I grew up. longs to the people who inhabit correct. practice of medicine which should '"Th.ere were some schools, so--It." Life was made easier for Lin- refiect in the patient's improve-called, but no qualification wu He had little respect for the coin fortunately, and his youth- ment. ever required of a teacher beyond, winning of the dollar. ·No man fulness of spirit was shown until . The purposes of VA N.P. hos-'readin', writin' and cipherin' to could bother him or divert him the day of his death in the humor- p1tals ~re to help veterans become the rule of three. U a straggler with unnecessary talk of money ous view that he took of his own self·17l1ant, self-assured, confident supposed to understand Latin hap-danger or trade worries. He was troubles and of the ch a r g e 6 BE PREPARED FOR SUMMER MONTHS Let Us Look at Your .Job -Free~-• , and 1ndepend£'nt persons. Hund-pened to sojourn In the neighbor-tnterflSted in the prosperity of the against him. dreds are re1e~ every month hood, he was looked upon as a people, more truly trusted than from N. P. h.osp1tals improved to wizard. a'ny trus:t puppet in office, but he In one of his replies to Douglas such an extent they can asswne ''There was absolutely nothing could not be bullied by the big he objected to having. his ideas responsi~le positions in industry to excite ambition for education. pockets trying to govern. He said: turned around by "a specious and and society. Of course, when I came of age, "I am not insensible to any com-fantas~ic BJTangement of words, Hospitalization, like all federal I did not know much. Still, some· mercial or financial depression by w;xch a m an can prove a horse benef~ts processed by t he VA, how; I could read, write, and that may exist, but nothing is to ches ut to be a chestnut horse." must be applied for. cipher to the rule of three, but be gained by fawning around the And in describing, good natur- Admittances to VA neuropsy-that was all. I have not been to respectable scoundrels who got ed.ly, the process of making Presi-c~iatric ~ospitals ar~ classified as school since. The little advance it up. Let them go to work and den~al candidat~ out of.p oo r either voluntary ':"r involuntary. I now have UJX>n this store of ed-r epair the mischief of their own Pres1dental material. he S&1d:: · Voluntary admittance means ucation I have picked up from making and then perhaps they "A fellow once advertised that voluntarY application tor hospital-tirhe to time under the pressure of will be' less greedY to do the like he had made a discovery by which ization. Thousands of veterans ne-cesslty. again." he could make a new man out ot realize their need for medical care "U my personal description of Llncoln studied for himself-he an old one, and have enough of PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY in N.P. hospi tals. They apply in me is thought desirable it may be studied a few books and many the stuff left over to make a little ACCOUI\'TANT the same manner as any other saJd I am, in height, six feet four men. He saved his country by his yellow dog." 1..-------------, sick or disabled veteran. Applica-inches nearly; lean in flesh. weigh-;;;;;;---------· ----.-----------.. B 0 0 k k e e p i n g tlons are made through VA out· ing an average -0f 180 pounds ; patient department and. if after dark complexion. with c 0 a r. e C A S I N O C A f E s e r v i c e examinaijon, hospitalization is ad· black hair and grey eyes. No other vised the veteran will be admited marks or brands recollected.." COLIN F. BROWN to a VA hospital if otherwise ell-Walked Mlle. to School (Barbor 16") &Ible. . That marvelous man, struggling Corner Main and Central BALBOA SU Marine Ave., -hi. All cases not committed to VA even for the ability to read, r each· N .P . hospitals ~Y court order are Ing manhood deficient in the volun~ary a~ttances. If a vet-knowledge of today's early child- eran is admitted on a voluntary hood achieved success against b~ls he cannot be held against odds' as few men have ever done. his will. Self-taught, he made his brain NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 7 A.M. Until Midnight DELICIOUS FOODS BREAKFAST LUNCH -:-DINNER .J. S. WHt'l'E IN'COKK TU CON'SOLT.&.llfT Authorised b1' lbe United S&a.W Treu- 111'1" Department to repreeent client. !tn connect.Ion wtna 1Doome tu: mat\.ei'a. .t.UDlTS • IYITSMS 1 800DEBPINO ll&&VICS , ornc. 1ue a.Mr Bl•&., c..ta 11-P.._. ._. 6"1-1 I Frequently doctors believe hos-superior to that of the best edu- pitalization would be beneficial to cated men of his day. With only the veteran but .. every day some his determination to help him, his are discharged against medical knowledge was gained painfully!~=~=========~===========~ I ..-----ARC-'-"'HITECl'"'-_;..;;. ___ ~ advice." And the VA Cf&nnot hold and wlth difficulty. I; them against their wish. Those whom he gathered most 1 Armand Monaco lnvoluntarl'.' aW:U.ttances are eagerly about him, in his cabinet E. J { B J 1 .ABCllJTECT cases whertetedln ,eltgiNbipe hveterit~ and as advisors among his friends, • u d ) a c k Ii n ~ 814 w. Bay Ave., Balboa are comnu 0 · · osp -were the scholars of his day, and ~ Barb:or l'?U ~pon court order. Next-of·kin, men in all branches of knowledge. oo~croa %'7%1 Lakewood Ave. Jn s uch cases, follow the same No one outshone him or equaled c E M E N T w 0 R ·1 Loe Angele. NOrmaady MOS procedures as if the patient him. were. not a veteran. Applica-Lincoln walked 20 miles to get . DAI' SCHOOL lion is made throu.gh established a simple English grammar. With legal channels. If in the case of a fe\v books and hard work he 8!1 eligible veteran the ~urt de-combined constant thinking. He c1des he should be comrrutted to studied hard each word r eceiving a mental. ~pit~l he_ may .be sent his earnest 'thought. Can't was to any m~t1tut1?n, including VA not a word in hi! list. Flagstone Work -Cement Block Fences Pia&: Worlr: or Foand•tltw N.~. hospitals, 1n the_ area over When he was keeping store Lin-CALL llABllOR 1522.J FOR INFORMATION Mortimer School DAI' SCHOOL OPEN G. A. Mortimer, M. A., Oxford Grodeo: CoL Prep., Anny SOZ Coral Balboa hlar:d Principal Phone Harbor 65% wh1ch the court has J~ction. coin bought a barrel tOr fifty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g A ~ntac.t rep~entative of the cents, which was ~upposed. to be I~ L------------.l v A lS . assigned to th~ cou:t. to empty, but a book fell out of it-Does Your House DENTISTS ~eterrrune the veterans el1g1bll-a copy of Blackstone. \ tty and to safeguard his in.terests. The store was a failure but he Need Pa"1ntlng or Cleaning?. Dr. Obed Lucas I When a veter.a.n ts comnu tted to was not discouraged. An old man a VA N._P. hospital~ ~Y the court, after the failure saw young Lin· + DENTIST .John K. C. Cht,mg, M.D. Ph.yalcla.n -d Surceoa 2 • 4 7 • 8:30 and by appointment Beacon 5075 UO i;aot 18th Street Coota M-Colif....ta P. H. Bassett, M.D • 8. E. Oor. e...t BJPwv •-~ Cor~ df!ll Mar ott. Pk. a. 1eu-a-. PL s. 1•1t noun: 10 to 12 -% to 5 Sat. 10 to 1% a.m. Gordon M. Grundy, M.D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Balboa Inn Arcade Office Hrs.: 10-12 a .in; 3-5 p.m. Phone Harbor 37 H. R. Hall, M. D. Pbyalclaa. and Surgeon Hours: 2·5, by Appointment Telephone Beacon 5848 lSl Broadway Costa Meu Milton M. Maxwell, M. D. 1801 o.-at Rlway Coroaa del Mar Office Houn: 1().12; 2-5 the hosp1tal may retain him until coln sitting on a pile of ~wood, M he is declared mentally fit for re--burled in his mackltone, trying lease. to educate himself. m.. 'clothe& -Pllone Barbor IOU Z20ZYz W. CentroL Barbor HllO llJ-------------' NEWPORT BEACH were as grotesque u his figure. In Our Democracy When uked what he was reading. Last year 32L4 billion cigarettes he amwered, "Studying law, sir." were sold tor domestic consump-The surprised. old man, according ti on, an increase of 53.9 billion to the historian, exclaimed. "Great from the previous high year ot God Almighty," and could think 1945. of nothing else to say. Dept. of Conunerce reports the average civilian consumes 104 sticks of chewing gum a year. Gl'a chewed an average of 630 sticks each yearly during the war. Learned From Boob But the ridiculoua looking man "studying law'' on a woodpile made himselp into a really great lawyer ; laying down rules for a lawyer's conscience that would im- prove certain lawyers and hurt Highest phonograph record pro-their profits today. He could have duction in the history of the tn-been one of the greatest lawyers dustry is expected by maribfac-of t he country had not destiny turers ln 1947--375,000,0CX> discs reserved for him greater work this year. than fighting the petty q_uarrels An automobile manufacturer ii offering a "vacuum leveling tank" designed to keep windshield wipen from alowing down on hlJla or when the car is acceleratillg. I, record breaJdnc ~ ol 401,- 000,000 cases of canned !nilt and vegetables was made durm&' UH6. of individuals. Fortunately the books that came 'into Lincoln's hands were good books. In his cabin were "Aesop's Fables," "Robinson Cru- soe," ''Pilgrim 's Progress," a life of Wuhlncton and a history of the United States. The fables helped hla lmaclna- tlon and seme of humor. Bunyan PRECISION FREQUENCY SERVICE ' Call Barbar 190-J for &ADI() PBONll: n&llQIJENOY MS•SSUVIRDIRIJlllBICN'IB Uld·~WWW' ... f, I M• Ow@k • IDOi B~·FllDLAY -.~ . ~ .... -, an s w·a...a..... ..._. 111 m CABINBT SHOP SIRVICB T. c. .A&MC+> ... .i..... .• "' .. -? • Ow-' and opm.W bJ World War D VMienn ..... roar pan--': &ood wfD and purcnz&& ~ Jl'or l'ne !¥' I ... Phone HARBOR 2645 Lee C.·Beaa MU Via O(lorto -Lido Village -Newporl Beech ' ...._, Barbor '7M . * ~ Bwdltal Newport Bay Boan: • to u p. ........aa.ea '1'&!7ilaJ' *· ' A Waterfront Restaurant featnrilc ••• Shore, Dinnen · 8'-ke ••• C'Aldt•ili ' Cllatoo C. Emmeaoa, D.D.S. 11101 Coaot Blpwa7 Harbor H%G Coraaa del Kar GORDON E. RAPP, l).D~ USS West Cftltnl Phone Harbor Ul-J Newport MORTICIANS Harold K. Grauel Chapel I "We Ourselves the: Better Serve by Serving Others Best" p--1111• Coota M-Colif~ PH1'81CIAN8-8UBGEON8, D.O. Dr. W. T. Mooney Ph~ and Sari-N--Ceo1nl .... ( ....... _.._) ...... S. R. Monaco, M. D. 814 Bay Ave~ Balboa Harborl1U "3 S. Bill SL, Loo. A.nc- TUdrer 111% By Appointment T. P. Reeder, M. D. l'llpidoa ODd Sarpoa ""w. c .. 1ra1 Otnce: Barbor 60Z 8UBVEI'OB8 Raub & Bennett SaneJon ... EasDieen Jack S. Raub L. S. 2312 Fred V. Bennett RE 64TI UGIA Newport BIYd. Coota M-.._ B 6803-W • OPTOIOTBJSTs E. T. Baile wcwlb, O. D. Optwiet.rlllt -ZlLUUNED Ll:NIQl:ll ~CAD:Ji: ...... ,{ .... Ml,, IU• W. a....1 a ... ft. _.,_ •11 ... , .... wm PH1'81CIA!rS'& 8UBGBON8, 11.D. r--Ro-bert--~_,., j...' Cra __ W_f_Ord _ _, + V. ~~ M.D.! °"" o. a a&.&131•'-'_.... orrowwww _. Eyes Exem1ne.s -rn-ee f1tted 8UBGBO!f 1IUt ............. ·~ Ul~lllsltwq;-W ------ o.-... ·- Gerald Ra ... , ·M. D. 2830 West Ceatro1 Aft. NEWPORT-Bi:Aaf . Pia. HortJar Jcm No wwa-: call Btrtal 509-R XsltAY 11ERVICS ~ . ' YZI *'N'Aal&JfB -Ji&W#Uai w4 p - \'Si Wt·~~ Dt-.a.111 ..... .., ... ~.,,, ' ..,. Ill. &,!---~-, ........ _ O.L ~~ NWie1VillOil WS:k In. IMOOK TAX Be ••••• t••1 West Newport -!D .; it.a..... OU field Op.nu-In 0ranae i~~~~~~~~~~~;1countythe !lnt!W.f ofFebrllory ha~ been announced by the State of Cellfomla clepartment of nat- ural resoorceo. Six new wella are to begin clrUJ. lne with tour of them to be In the West N~ cliltrict by the~ co Corp. Standard OU Co. bu added a new well at Hunttnaton Beach with the Hathaway Co. a well In Eaat.Coyote fields. Deepenlnc or redrillln& of pres- ent wells will begin by the Hia- watha ExplOPatlon Co. on a well Natlospl IPlatlna Oo.. at West Newport. one well of the ~ 1". 1-. ii Signal Oil and ' Gas Co. at Hunt· World War ll wterana and their to 90 per cent of FHA'1 determl- famllles oeeklnc rental boulin& In nation of "neceaaary curttnt coat", Oranse County ........, extended new subject to the ireacrtbecl maxi- hope today by LeRoy Burm, -1· mums. dent. Orange County 'Boar<I-of Such mort1a1es bear 4 per cent Realtors. interest, plus the usual one.half Burn. expreued optimism In of 1 per cent FHA insuranoe pre- connectJon with the. housing out-mimn. · look here following the announce-Housing projects of el&bt or ment that the Orange Count"y more unill: he pointed out. a.t.o Bullden Excbange had joined with ' · . . the Federal HoUJing Administra-ahouJd prove popular WJth bulld- tion in aponsorlng a rental houl:. en in thia vicinity, since they may ing conference. ; • be financed wtth 90 per cent nu. The meeting, to be held Wednes· insured mortgage bearinc the day at the Spurceon Junior High aame, or lower interest, and for School in Santa Ana at 7:30 p.m., longer terma up to 33 years. inaugurates a program designed ·~~~~~~~~~~~i to provide veterans with adequate living accomodat}ons. • . ' r ' Intfoducing a NEW Type 9f _Photography ' • STROBE-LITE PRocms • I Due tlo, tile 11.rp ....... ed for thlil type of pllotoc- nplly we will .,.,.Unue for a llm1ted U-. offer-ing: . 1 Do7.en PERSONALITY POBTBAITS ·for '--' ttt .n.au ington Beach Md a well of the c~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pacific Western Oil Corp at Seal I Beach. Two wells are to be abandoned at Huntington Beach. one by the nm Oil Co. and another by the Selected conferences represent- ln1 all branches of the lnduatry, including labor, veteran& groups and lending inatitutiona, will ex- plore rental houslnc possibilities under the newly-~nounced rental housin1 program, to be set forth In detail , by a Staff headed by FHA District Director John E. McGovern. Yost neatre . Ranta Ana • PboDe MOO TOMORROW NIGHT ONLY $3.50 AD Dltt-tr...,. Apo • -to 8 ,.... '. • Why Suffer? .. • -••• ........,Pal.a In --Lep-IAM of Vital· 1t7-• Atwa,.. Tlred"'-BIP ... Low Blood Pl CWW6 -.. 8111>' ....... -G-Old belore 79R' th+ 7 An-ads Sldn Uld •14aieY Allnwwte rempond quick-tr II> oar Esduolw. Toclaalque Wl-t ~ hln, Su...,ry .......... -c .......... nu 8r ADD•'=* ~- J>r. E. F. Bell, D.C~ Pb.C. 10'7 Hnd Street Newport -. Calif. PboDe llAl'bor llM BM.: Barbor 1191 -.: ._ or n-.... •:• t• o:M ..._ ._.. •T A111l•&-U Minltou 011 Co. It has been ~ported that the Macco Corp.'1 oil divi!:ion appar- ently has found the top of the West Newport oil structure up on the hogback, toward Costa Mesa. Recently Mac co completed its Banning No. 84. at 1203 feet, after having topped t h e "C" zone, or third producing formation at 988 feet. It is woduclng 85 barrels a day. · . Within the week Macco com· pleted Banning No. 80, also on the hogback and in the "C'' zone, for 80 barrels a day, with bottom at 1500 feet, after topping the zone at 1290 feet, Macco now has 64. wells on its Banning lease, pro- ducing from the "B" zone. Fresh, Juicy, Home Baked Pies TOP YOUR HOME-COOKED MEAL AT DENNIE'S CAFE 1107 Coast IDgbway, Corooa del Mar-Barbor 172 7 L m. WI 7:SO p. m. (The GreybOWld StatiOD) IF THE GUY LOOKS UKE AN OLD SOUR-PUSS, THERE'S A BEASON. Ho'o 1U1P7-4owmtcht-<>.--y_..,, to thlak tllat a pro- ll'fll8lve city Uke Newport Beach. hu to continue to mend leab that bunt out lD such an antiquated, wooclen-etaved wat.er aupply pipe- line u la In operaUon here. No wonder city ofOdals pt the bee- bee-jeebles every time the llDe cracks, It just means more and more expeme to rep&lr It. The type of cottstructlon lndJcated by old Sour- Puu belonp back In the heyday of the home and bu.RY· -News-Times photo .------: Red Cross Help PHOTOSTATS 241 Servicemen OD"1JINS ( Red Cross services during Jans "I have been informed by FHA", Burna said, "that all ita forces are being mobllzed to help private in- dustry produce the largest possible volume of new dwelling units for rent to veterans in the shortest possible time. ''The way has been cleared to make 1947 the greatest home building year in our history, by relaxation of building and mater- ials controls and by steps taken to facilitate the planning construc- tion and financing of homes and housing projects for rent. Burns forecast that full advant- age will be · taken In Orange Coun- ty of the measure enabling build- ers to finance houses of one to four family unit!. This provides for FHA insured mortgage loans running for 25 years, and for up • On u.e 8tace • Gilbert & Sullivan upt Opera Compa117 -PRES~ .. H. M. S. PINAFORE" THURSDAY :EVE. Feb. !7- "Tbe Mikado" FRIDAY EVE. Deb. 28-- .. Pirates of Penzance" Advance Sale of 'llcket. at Blu·Note Music Company Santa Ana-Phone 2108 Adm. '2.40, '1.80, Sl.20 lncludlnc Tu ''Rendezvoua of the Marlnen" White's Balboa Island Cafe AND COCKTAIL BAB Oomer llarloe • Park Ave. • Tb-portraUa ..In tmke a record of your cblld at this age. which you will always cberi.h. . * * * PHOTO -CRAFr STUDIO 1806 Newport Boulevard Costa Mfllla (Appointments Suggestal) Bmi,con 5S20 f WE WELCOME YOU TO ~PIJN A CHARGE ACCOUNT UNI -80 -90 Daya) Mubro'a IDYite l""' to oome ha ond open a d!arp acoount. Our -are complete with the latest styles of Lad! ... Fine Apparel. PHOTO SUPPLIES A•\hcrls.. Deal«. for A-. O.Po•i·lkf~. Bfoll a Bowdl lloTlc! 1'.q•lp. uary were extended to 241 service-~=====================::::=: men at El Toro and the Santa r Nat!Olllllly Advertl9ed READY-TO-WEAR HOME··~ AUTO MARINE RADIOS REP AIRED 24-Hour Service 915 Coast Highway CAMEil.A. &UAJ&S ARTIST SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES DRAFTING SUPPLIES BLUE PRINTS ALL TYPES--PRO:r.l.PT !IERVlCE F&EE PICK.·UP a DEU'\'""S&Y Coast Photo Supply & Blue PriDt Co. JU C_,,t 81T •• SO. TU. 15' ....... _ BMcb An a 'Naval Air Station. it was re- portN! this W l?<!k by Field Direc- tor Grorge Cramer. Ther e were 14 loans made for em ergency furlough transporta- tion, amounting to $995. and three for personal needs, totalling $45, the report stated. Under the instruction of Robert Smith. eight El Toro S\\'irnin.ing pool attendants successfully com- pleted the Red Cross course in Fresh Daily Dellcloua Sea Food• Or, complete equipment when yt?u want to catch your own.. HORMEN FISH MARKET ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH mARBROS cla~~ %11 WEST 4Ul BT. PHONE HOZ Store Boun: Dally IDdudlDg SatordaJ 9:SO A. M.. to 5:SO P. M.. ..... : 'ne.con. 5781 Newport-!'------------' First Aid and \Yater Safety, the report noted. .. SS-7 -........ •SS SS• SS• 7 _, -... ? 77. 7 Oo 77 7 7 77. ·.:.:: .. .-: ....... .--: ......... ·.~ ·-::-: :.:::::·-M ------•• -.... -? ,,,.,, ................. _... ... •-res _,,,.,,.. ,, • 7 .-7 - 7 ............. _ .. I Shore Side: Applications Marine Applications MOLTEN METAL SPRAY ' ' ' -tr Steel Gates . -tr Steel Rails ''' ;f; Steel Ships ;f; Steel Boats ;1; Steel Hulls ;f; Steel Decks ;f; Chocks ;f; Bitts ;f; Deck Fittings --0- ;f; Steel Floats ;f; Pontoons ;f; Mooring Buoys ;f; Fuel ;t; Bait Tanks Tanks i ~ater t Oil Tanks Tanks ;f; Fishing Gear ;f;. Rollers t Racks ;f; Net Pans ;f; Shark Spears -0- ;f; Engine Pans : Engine Beds ;f; Marine Engines -0- : Sail Boat Keels t Centerh9ards t Rudders CLARI & BATES Met-Clad I •1111111 :• ' Nca;11I B•+, Ollf. 2509 . ., -• -tr WHll'lt 8TAB 1J8..loot, ._._Tm& Qliiper of tile v .. C.mp Sea Foodl 11eet. • Bd..,.. _......, -....i Ma.-d ud •anYfJd la drylloi*. Bllll,alloft water lllle ... --ai ... llde. S&eel llpnyed wHll ...., ............. will nmaln rad free .... ~~ -I . .ww:.ly. The WldCe 8aar .. -"' tine •' I r mJpa ftapleted ~ a.n .......... .. Ls ' I ..t Cona1I• Pleucatl1a 8f1±Z fJ, Newpat B .. I • • ... * Steel Patio Hardware & Furniture -tr Wrought Iron Hangers -tr Grill Work --0- -tr Water Tanks -tr Oil Tanks *Gasoline Tanks -tr Butane Tanks * Steel Light Standards * Frames -tr Brackets --0- * Flag Poles , -tr Light Poles * Clothes Poles 1 * Ludus:Steel w l rk .· -tr Cooling Tower Frames *: Catwalks -tr Tank and E.=ment i upports CLARK & BATES !et:.,c1.d I . ! IS08 llCla fMatl& Nwpw& B ... Odf, Barbor 2509 ' .. ~ ... . I . • • • I I Pages iiraw•o•r B.&LBO.& iiraws.r•••• 'i'CJDD*Y lfwtwt 8 3' OIK ..._ ... 1111 Englisll Gfrl LoSes' Heart :ro -Corona del Mar Girls' ~gue Hears CQnstltutlon • The • Girls Loque of Newport \ ..... I arbor ~: Hamor 13 and 2M Luth~rans Plan Easter Morning Sunrise Service "I -~ Ill)' lieut to tbls Beach Grammar ocbool hold tbelr 'c!auntry alreody," said Mlsl Norma February meet In I Weclnelday Wollpuft, just arrived tnm afternoon. After belnc called to KaDcllster, Endand, on a visit order by the )lftlldent, Ju De to her cousin, Mn. Fred Wad-Keene, ~ constttutlon of the An Eutor Morning Sunrise IOI'· 1eill> jr., 211 Marigold a-ue, Clo-leasue wu read and Jeanine Weot vice on April 6 for 1he reoldenta rcna del Mar. and C&rol Tetzlaff were appointed of the community ls being planned '!be English girl ,who is 23 a& a committee. to aludy It for again this year by The Newport )'Mn old had not seen her com1n possible revisions. Harbor Lutheran church. The site tor 12 iong years, most of the The meeting wu then turned chosen for the service ta the same time lived under war conditions over to the program chairman. as that of last year, on the bluffs during which Manct\eSter was Susie Pleger, who announced the of Newport Hel&hts overlooking 'badly blitzed. She said that while theme, "What the Girls League the harbor on Cliff Drive at the time bcxnbs had fallen on their Is" and introduced the girls who end of El Modena street. home they.tirere fucky to ha':e lost spoke on the subject. Included Visitors at last year's servtc.e neither relatives nor belongings. were Juanita Gustafson, Joanna Included many people from nearby Conditioru; in England a.re very Lelthold, Helen La Valley, F.a· communities in Orange county. bad Miss Wals!P'OVe stated, and telle Berry, Diane Daniell, Gwen The beautiful setting of the ocean, rationing is very severe. She came Hobson, Donna Price, Olivia Wild, "God's mighty and stirring crea- over in January on the Queen Sandra Denlinger, Maurine Mc--tion", the dawn of early morning, Elizabeth, wh.lcb was 24 hours late Kee, Jodie Johnson and Diane the peace of the quiet h.Ulllde far bavln8' had ·the wont passage in Stratton. above the bustle of the city below its history. Leaving the English This was followed by an open and the blessed faJth in God's channel they nln into a 00-mile forum with members making sug-love and care which Easter brinp, per hour gale which lasted until gestiona f~ improving the league. all combine to enhanc.e the ln- they were close to New York. 1piration of the Sunrise service. Mbs Walsgrove worked for tl\e B kf Pl An added feature this year will Natiooal Sa v In gs committee, rea ast anners be a special Euter morning break- oomething like our civil service, Surprised Guests fut following the service. By ar-m the drive for war bonm. She rangement with the Gingham Res· visited an aunt in Hollywood be-It wu a surprise for everfone taurant in Costa Mesa ham and fore coming here and expects to but most disconcerted of all were eggs, rolls and coffee will be served spend six months in this country. members of the committee who at the restaurant. Only a llrnited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner are new residents at 609 Narcis· aus avenue, Corona del Mar, hav· 1ng just moved · into their new borne. They formerly resided in Laguna Beach. thought they were in charge of number of guests can be accom<> the affair, a "Come-as-you-are" dated and tickets for the break- breakfast sponsored recently by fast will be made arailable to the the Women's Home Missionary so.-public beginning this week. Mrs. ciety of Newport Harbor Lutheran Myrtle Hubel}, 404 40th street, church and held at the home of Newport Island is in charge of the Mn. Kenneth Quarry, 1515 Santa tickets. telephorfe, Harbor 104SR. Ana avenue, Costa Mesa. --· ..--~ ....... r .., ..... , 0 I .,Youn for Greater Beauty" When several dozen women an- syered the doorbell they were re- quired to literally come as they were or pay a forfeit ror so much as a powdered nose and those who arrived in housecoats and kitchen frocks provided amusement for the few fortuna te ones more ap. propriately attired for a social event. Caught napping indeed was· the committee in charge of the break- fast. \\-·hicli had been appointed at the last meeting, for a new com- mittee had been named only the evening before and the unlucky planners, who had expected to be ready in pJenty of time, found themselves well "taken in". Coffee, tea, doughnuts, ctnna· rnon rolls and peaches were served the hungry crowd and the free- will offering added to the finan- ces of the society. Helen's Beauty Salon ALTA WKNDT. ~ Fa.ANCl8 IDDDL. Opwu. • lt:qie1 _, ~ r ....... •I Waytq. • AU r-...i.r C:oW W••-...... .... ........ , ...•. Phone: Harbor 1'181..J 2321 W. Central Avenue For Your USED FURNITURE Problems Phone - BEACON 5519-W ANTIQUES A SPECIALTY Antiques and Furniture Pieces Bought and Sold EHLEN'S TRADIN' POST 2100 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa OPENING FEBRUARY 26 • • Cake Tens No Tales At Birthday Dinner Two birthdays were celebrated at a dinner Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her- shel Funk, Orange avenue, Costa Mesa. Those honored were Walter Huffman of Huntington Beach and Sibyl Doan f'O! PerTington, Mich., who is a houseguest for the winter at the D. K. Blue home, Newport Heights. A big cake in pink and blue, adorned with 16 unrevealing can· dies, centered the big table where places were laid for Mr. and Mrs. \\filbert Berkey of Pasadena; Mr. and Mrs. WaJter Huffman and son Dan, Huntington Beach; Wilbur and Mary Lambert, Irvine; Bob Nellie and BUI Skiles, Orpha and Cassie Blue, Sabra and Jerry Blue, Nancy Delbert, Mrs. Emma Funk, Hershel and Vena Funk, the Dan McMillans and Leola and Verna Funk. Housewarming For The C. A. Knowltons Friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Knowlton gave them a house. warming Friday evening at their new home, 215 Broadway, Costa Mesa. Each one brought sand- wiches, ·1cookies and coffee, and joined ID; a gift for the new home, a beautiful picture. Currently popular as a diver- sion, the game of spoon was played with f~t prize going to Ross Owen and Mrs. Knowlton receJv. Ing the ~soling a ward. Those !Present were Mrs. Mary Stanley, Oyde Sherwood. and the ?\fessrs and ~1'esdamcs Ross Owen, Wiliam McDonald, Raymond East· man. William Trusty, Lorren Page and Ed Burns. ' ;.111tn1t11111n111 I u ti ll • !II! ll IT 11 IUllJ 11 ''" ,, tl Ul l! ll 111111 ti ll• i ALLMARK I • • ~-i i CARDS ! ~ ii. ~ i • EASTER CARDS • iii i • Eut..r Sunday, April 6tb ;; ~ "SEND THE BF8'l"' ;: iii i ~ Costume Jewelry ~ ~ Sbe• wt Jndly 1ewelry ~ i Lamn. •• VMM •• '11'11~ .. -i ; r"'r •• •• ···--~ , . . - J N::;;o::ir I i and Gift Shop ~ , UO! <><eaa FloDt • • • .111:11111u1n11ran1111111111i11n1n1111111111u1u1111111111111n1i. SPORT • Ferriinille ActivitleS ' . . + By Winifred Barbre + Raldeace Phone: Harbor 1637-R Delta Gamma Association Elects Officers At Meeting Held In Laguna Beach Bridge and Golf Interest Country1 Mn. (! W. Dutton of Bal1-lilbtta be bandlcratt -antiques. aub Members . Ialand """ . olected preoident of Kay ~· ;-suna Beach .S.-Thursday, Feb. ZT, ls tbe elate Delta Gamma Alwnnae -a-~ ~ pv':' .;: =::'.,i:!i of the Santa Ana Country club tion of Orange county at the meet-amUlin& talk 00 the subject. Sbe bridge luncheon which ls to be In Ing held Tuesday evening at the showed aprin& hatl ransln& from charge of Mn. George Peter& and home of Mrs. Laurence Reynolds fioppy fiower-laden Leghorns and Mrs. J . E. Mathewson, ~a- 33 Emerald Bay. Preceed1nc the Mila~ to wee ribbon attain. She tlons to be in by Tuesday. session members dined at Victor also ahowed imported straws from High scorn for the January Hugo's. Italy and ribbons from Switzer-play 'tlVere turned in by Mn. Blan. Other officers elected at the land, which have not been avail· che Andrews, Mrs. Bess Lan&}ey meeting presided over by Mrs. Mel able for ao many yean. and Mrs. H: R. Ring. When the Trickey were Mrs. Charlotte Mock Four new members were wel· bridge tournament ended after six Lee of Santa Ana, secretary; Mrs. corned, Mrs. J. W. Hornbeak of months of play, high scores were Harold Harvey of Balboa laland, Balboa, Mn. Cecelia Kays of La· held in order named by the Mes- treasurer and Mrs. Charles Eaton, guna Beach, Mrs. Pat Hamilton ~~eg~cJcck An:::::.· it'll: also of the lsland, publldty chair· of Laguna Beach and Mn. Doug-Ring, Joseph "-ie, Ralph M-key, man. las Kuhlman of Santa Ana. Twen-vx -~ one me'm•-were preaent. J. A. Stebbins, Jack Zeller, Dora Mn. Harvey reported on plans ~ ug • Lu d T -p ill Pri for a benefit bridge party and lt The next meeting wtll be Tues· m:c::O~ 0~·:.· zes were wu decided to hold It late In the clay, March 18, at the Christie An- spring at the home of Mrs: Wal-tique shop and the speaker w1ll ter Spicer, Harbor Island. It WU be Dr. Ullian Rae 'ntcomb of Loi also agreed to have a booth at An&eles, president of the Delta the October bazaar of the Loi An· Gamma NW'lel school board. ' geles association, and that ex-&reatly improved, and poa.ibly per· Monroe Manning Eben Speaker On Changed Program Monroe Manning, whose amus.- ing lecture "It happened in the Theater" has delighted many Har· bor area residents, will be the speaker at the next meeting of the Ebell club. Thursday, March 6. In order to get his appearance in, it was necessary to give him the date scheduled for Lucile Mar· tens and she will be heard on May 1. Mr. Manning tells hilarious in- cidents of the theat er and of how actors "rose to the occasion". Stork Sh ower For Mrs. Robert Ehorn Mrs. Robert Ehorn or Los An· geles was honored guest Saturday at a surprise stork shower given at the home of Mrs. Charles Porter jr., 116 41s.t street .• A big p i n k bootee of crepe paper, surrounded with ferns and sweetpeas, held gifts and others were piled around lt. These were opened after the games which In- cluded poems written by each guest and a drawing contest in which Mrs. Hugh McMillan was winner. Those present were Mrs. Ehorn and her mother, Mrs. Ed Walker, 27th street; Miss Elsie Newland, Mrs. Hugh McMillan, Miss Lorna Mills and Mrs. Winifred Barbre. Fire Auxiliary Meets In Balboa Members of Ne\\'J)Ort Beach Fire Auxiliary were guests of ~trs. Jean McDonald, Balboa, for their Feb- ruary meeting with court whist oc- cupying the evening hours, Birthday Lun1<heon~ At El Comedor For Balboa Matron Ml'I. Alma Knowlton a nd Mn. Ullan Owen were hostesses at a Mexican luncheon served .... at El Comedor, honoring Mrs. Jean Mc- Donald on her birthday and pre· senting her with a pretty silk bed jacket. After luncheon the guests play- ed spoon with the honored guest taking first prize and Mrs. Mary Stanley receiving the booby award. Others present were the Mes· dames Trilby Ford, Joyce McDon· aid and Betty Glass. Cosmetologists Hear State President The regular monthly meeting of the Cosmetology association was held Tuesday evening at Lee's Drive Inn, Santa Ana with Sadie Lorge presidine. Monty Weeks, state president, gave an informative talk of what. the association is doing for the members, all registered cosmetolo.- gists. All present were interested in the motion pict\U"e which show· ed the difference between soap and liquid shampoos_ Meetings are held on the third Tuesday evening of each month and many socJal events are plan- ned for the future. All cosmetolo.- gists ar~ invited to attend. Two Nephews In One Week Miu Patricia Emerson, one of the club's top women goltren:, brought home laurels from a re- cent two-day golf tournament at Victorvtll.f Team matches are now bein&' played by men of the club, two teams having been organized with Dennis Hogland and Lee Metzger as captains. Hogland'• team played Sunday at Redhill, coming off sec· ond with a score of 28.20. This was more than evened up by the shellacking Redhill took on the Santa Ana course, the local team wining, 38-10. Birthday Dinners Honor Mrs. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomp-: son, 520 Redlands eivenue, New- port Heights, entertained with a birthday dinner Friday evening honoring Mrs. James Frost jr., Clubhouse avenue. Gifts were opened by the hon- oree and the evening was spent in playing cards, ?\lrs. Frost and Mr. Thompson holding the Win- ning scores. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frost and son Martin, Mr. and Afrs . Albert Ogden and daughters, Joanne and Jeri Lynn, Eileen Wer· ley and t he host and hostess. Another dinner on ThUI'5day evening was held at Sam's Sea- food cafe in honor of Mn. Frost, guests being Mr. and Mrs. James Frost sr., who came down from their home in Ojai for the ooc:as· ion. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Frost jr. and son. Mrs. Mary Stanley Hostess to Qub Mrs. Mary Stanley entertained members of Las Costuras at their regular meeting Wednesday even· ing, serving a dessert course and honoring the birthday of Mrs. Jean McDonaJd who received as a gift a clothes basket on a chrome stand. Spending the evening tn sew· CAST~'!~!s:E~!'~l I ER . . .... BEENEVERYBOors RAPPii NOW! ~. UNCLE STANLEY HAS FOUND! ... NOW ll/e Harbor Playen are off In a cloud ot lltlOke! Its Mn. Holen Peterman'• Dad, wbo loolcl just omoke! Ita1Mn. Helen Pe~'• Dacl,-T. W. Clarke~-looks just like Sir C. Aubrey Smi~ and ls a boa en&ineer In the road de- partment,-so that makes the cut complete, ancr it tbett isn't room in this is.sue for the detailed and brietly bio£raphlcal special article cm the personnel of this Pioneez\ Procluction,.::..whJcb I promlsed,-you'll probably see ft on Thursday! CELEBllU.TlNG THE WINNING 011' A BET • • · Russell & Elsie Hambton, of the C<>rona del Mar Pharmacy with. Bob Ramsey, Roy Ste~. and Pottle A: Mrs. Burdette. They outdid or outsold the Newport Sh.ch & Balboa Phamtacies.-so the U:>se.rs were running the shop in C. D. M.' last Friday evening.-and paytng for the WINNERS' DINNERS! CELEBBATlNG A CBBISTENING • • -Dr. & Mrs. Karl Erhardt, Or Laguna and party of sixteen on the Boat Deck. LAST time they were at Castaways' Club for dinner the petite little: Mrs. E. had gone right home and had baby Kathie! ! i ... whose Oin.stening they ~ere celebrating Sunday night. OTHER GAY PARTIES INCLUDED - - -W~t _& Rose ~arie Seibert .. entertaining Mr. & Mrs. Harold Schenck, Miss Catherme Mauler Heinnecey, and Mr. John H orrell ot the great football Horrell family. • --Mrs.. Alice ~~g1~. entertaining her Tahitian.friends Mn.. Brothen, and Fifi Hillis, Percy & Irma Marples, Mn. Mildred Johnson, Miss Dorothr, Sawyer, Gordoil Cook, and Bill McGoniJZle, whose bril- liant "island' shirt was the bigh spot of the evening 1or Cap'n Don! MY choice was the brilliant /and thrilling flower design which Irma Marples had made into a d~er deal !-AND-, IT BBIGllTE1''ED UP THE WHOLE PLACE! ' ---Lt. Col. Anderson of Balboa Wand played host to a po.ny of ten on the Boat Deck, and the Bill ThomplOllS entertained a party ot twelve in the chart room. -~ -I saw Mrs. Holt of the Surf &:: Sand Shop with a party of four and Mrs. Ripley with a party of six. The A. H. Doumings were enter: t&ining their friends the Dillons and others from out of town in the Mermaid Room. Mr. E. D. White was entertaining a party of eleven last night,-and Cannan and Lee Arizone, of C. 'O. M., and party of five in , the club room. . WA8"DON'8 FACE UD! ...• - --F1orence Fiowler,--01.arming Laguna Dress-designer & Hula dancer,-who had just made his latest Castaways' Shirt with material she got from The l slands,-cime in with such a large party,-D_ had to practiCally remodel the rOom,--and didn't SEE her! NOR did he know his good friend Stan qiambers,--e.ll dressed up in his Lieuten- ant's uniform! Party also included Mr. & Mrs. Louis Arena and daughter Pat. Johnny Abel. Mel Sanguinetti, and Mel's singing protege from ·the east, Lee Mossman. 1 ---I saw Col. & Mrs. DeWitt Bauer of Newport Beach. & Col. Brent of the Tustin Airbase, Geo. -Bradford of Balboa, Daisy Grennage of Ne~rt Beach, and Lois Ingels of Balboa. Fred Guard, of C. D. ~f., and Edith McMillen of Balboa1 Isle. THOSE GRAND OLD MUSICAL COMEDY STABS •.• Joe Santley & his lovely dancing-singing-star-wife. Ivy Sawyer of Laguna. the Larry Browns of Lido Isle & the Don F. Gates and their families. I also saw Mr. {!t. Mrs. Hertinacio Brown, having dinner and in huddle with Cap. D. about· something that seemed very inter- esting. I think Herb has done a swell job as heading the committee which redid the Lido Isle Club House! · • -Nancy & Carol Pierson, of Lido IsJe were also on deck, and the D. F. Gutridges of Costa Mesa. Also from Costa Mesa, were Harry W. Taylor, and Dave Vaughn, an old Art Student's League chum of Cap'n Don's, who is an "abstract" painter, and his friend John D. McLaughl. another abstractor from Dana Point-i Can somebody tell me what those boys are up to? I think an explanation is in order.- attached to each painting! HOLLYWOOD STAks & STABLETl'ES • --IVIS BYNUM was dining with Joe Brown,-and starlittes Barbara Russell, Micky Farler, and Margue'rite Campbell were in, separately, over the week end. • --Bill Burnside, big movie man, who almost o~ned a place in Bermuda, once, with Cap. D.,-but Hollywood. got him! ... talking old tirnes,-is bringing Don's old artist pal & famous director Wm. Cameron Menzies out for dinner at Castaways' next week. --• I saw Frances & Henry Williams of Balboa Isle,-and.-at ria; HEARTS & FLOWERS TABLE, - --those cute little love·birds Marge Shepard & WLlton Gale! Also saw our . Harbor Players' Director, Mary Loebell, dining with Mrs. Loebell in the chart room. ap.d the H. H. Fowlers, and the E. L. McMillens. Mrs. M . A. Miller jwas entertaining a party of five, and our mercy market.man, Dick \Richard's brother, R. K, of Anaheim, had a big party 01l.._Saturday. l also saw Dan. Gates, with a part}' of seven, and Mrs. Maticie PowerS was giving husband Frank a Birthday Banquet in the Driftwood Room, with friends also from Corona del Mar. •• -my big moment was: CAP'N '))ON THE TOY-PIB.ATE -• -proudly showing picture of his FIVE-FOOT piratl ship with 10-ft. mast! WITH HJ1d IN THE BOAT! ! ! Birthday gifts were presented to the Mesdames Geneva Daynard, Zenobia Frost, Esther Johnson and Je a n McDonald. Mrs. Alma Thompson received the raffle prize. Mrs. Thompson held h igh score at bridge and Mrs. Daynard was low. Two nephews in a week was a bit of a record, but this was re· ported by Mn. Sue HarVath Ot Newport Heights. One nephew is John AMan Gillis ID, born Feb. 16 in Fullerton Cottage hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Gillis jr., of 121 West Central avenue. He weighed seven J)ounds, 12 ounces . ing were the Mesdames Jean Mc· -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ... Donald, Lillian Owen, Genevieve I Barnes, Lucille Mullins, Trilby Ford, Billie Fowler, ~tty Glass Others present were the Meo!- dames Nonna Briscoe, ?\fona Hay- den, Esther Johnson. June Kiddie. Betty Noller, Lillian Souder and Leonora Zube. Mrs. Noller will be the next hostess to the group at her home, 2875 Acacia avenue, Coita Mesa. Mrs. Warr en Fletcher Of Coro- na del Mar is in Yakima, Wash- where she is visiting her slater for severaJ weeks. OPEN I A. H. TO 8 P. II. • SJZZl.ING llTEAll8 • Delkllom Benr,lmapn • --PIM SHEP'S iou OOAlrl' moawu NiiWPOST __ ., -- OLOllED ON KOND&Y and the hostess. 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