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Home My WebLink About1947-03-11 - Newport Balboa News Timesj I.HE SAND ' CRAB ., 8 AM • MILLIONS. It is ablorbing I :_, ......._ ___ W, ~t a picture of the JlllllllCW status of Newport Beech,, at least of Its lnhabi· tanta. What promoted the curiosity was attendance at a meeting last week of 'the Newport Balboa Feder a I Savings and Loan Assn., wherein I learned that thla bome loaning o~tlon bad passed the thiee-mlllion mark In resources, exact fig- ures being $3,283,333. Then we learned that deposits and resources of the two branches of the Bank of Am· erica were nearly $11,000,· 000. You can confidently add --another million of money deposited elsewhere, which gives cash owned by local people of some $15,000,000. Assessed value of property runs more than $17,000,000 for the city, so it is apparent that local cltirens are in pretty good' finaJlcial stand- ing, not an unpleasant feel- ing to contemplate. To drift back to the Sav- ings and Loan grou[>-its Joans, as of March 1. totalled $2,806.703, while lOaJjs in process were nearly $850,- 000, the bulk of them being in residential holdings. Presi- dent P. A. Palmer, just home from conventions in Kansas City and San Francisco, re- ports that the concensus of opinion of the delegates looked for at least five years of continued prosperity. An interesting observation was that · building in the middle west mn about ten dollars a square foot, which compares with California better-class building, although some con- tractors and supply men inti- mate that is a bit low for this section, unless it be on a mass production scale. + + + Publicity. That was a rather one-sided m eet in g held recently by a self-styled "Central Publicity commit- tee." This group has a happy Idea of trying to control publicity that arises in this area-at least the adverse kind, in onJer to checkmate the reported boycott of some collegiate youth, who say they are irked over the re- strictive measures put on their frolicsome activities, espec ially during Easter weels.~e reason it was one- sicled is that no newspaper- man 11 ttended. + + + WID 'Keep Faith. That was a hopeful statement of GOP Chairman Carroll Reece to the effect that his party will keep faith with the voters. But it sems to take e'm a darn long time to get -going. At it for several months',and what with fight- . Ing over the budget and la- • bor, etc., they seem to be • just marking time. One solon says the budget. can be cut five billion ; the man who perfected the pay-as-you-go tax plan claims eight billion could be slashed and still give u_s a 20 % chop in in- come taxes. One good plan would be to make federal employes really work at their jobs and the way to do !hat is reduce personnel and tell the bureaucrats to get along with .so much help or else. • + • + Blgbways. The governor seems a mite peeved over the efforts of the oil men to hold down on the highWa.y bill's program. 'S'funny but why have they not as much right to present a plan as the chief executive? Sure they do theirs by an advertising cam- . while Mr. WIUTE!I gets ~blidty "for free" be- cause he's governor. It Is juit as logical to wait a year ana see If prices ol road building """"' down, as it Is to slap a · 4-or 5-eent gas tax on to be llpent OYer a period ol )'Mrs and aillected now. You fellows In public amo. are always willing to IPftlll the people's money without Ul7 regard for bow ~ pt it <r anything e!R. • ' • • = ~· .- . ---... --........ KEEP POSTED! 1 Yt11r .......... ·BALBOA-.N£WPORT • 0 'li ... ,. Old .., • ., ..... °"' .. --~...,_ .. N---21 11, If_,..._. ' . EMBRACING BALBO VOLtJllZ ***'X ONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALJl()A ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA ~1 ' ~~~~:....=:==tP;..;:EN=INSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE C VC ~ST UACB, OALll"OBNIA, TUEllDAY; MAl!CM U , 1K1 ' -I , Blasts State lntenention Asked In Harbor . . . CG .cutter Rescues 9 In Cruiser AV ALON (Tuesd&y)-Nine per- sons who salled from Newport Harbor Sunday night In the cabin cruiser Jal ca, which ran out of fuel and lay tn the Catalina channel all night , were tow~ by the Coast Guard cutter Hennes to A val on harbor on Monday afternoon. The cruiser is owned by Carl HUlgrim Jr., of 318 Grand Canal, Balboa Island , son of Jay Hill- grim of t h e Richardson Yacht Lancting and Laguna Beach. Others besides Hillgrim in t he party wer e: Sanford Havens. 2729 Victoria drive, Laguna Beach; his sister , Barbara; Warren Gamble, 1795 Asbury drive, Pasadena; Mar- ian Lindber g, 2625 High View street. Altadena; Jack Brennan, 356 North Garfield street, Pasa- dena. Maxine Raney, 44 El Nido, Pas- adena: Beverly Swanson. 140 South Green"'ood street. Pasa- dena, and Charles Haney, 199 Los Robles avenue, Pasadena. MYSTERY SOLVED Ne\\"port Harbor district police on Monday night learned that a car found abandoned on East Beach. between Shore avenue and Iris avenue, Corona det Mar, on monday morning, is the property of Elmer L. Swanson of 140 South GreenwOOC: avenue. Pasadena. The machine was unlocked lind contained thr ee women's purses, clothing and shoes and identlfica- tion cards issued to two young wo- men said to be Marion Lindberg of 2625 Highview avenue, Pasa- dena and a l\fa.~ine Lee Raney of ~ El Nido avenue, that city, po- lice said. The JX>lice thought they had a mystery on their hands until it appeared that the young women might be on the cabin cruiser Jalca. This proved to be the case, police said today. Cruiser Argo-Lido Skips Over Water After Launching Balboa Islanders Ask Police Stop Speeding Chief of Police R. R. Hodgkinson wiJJ be asked to investigate al- leged spet>d.ing by automobiles in t he alleys of BaJboa Island. Property owners informed the ~i ty council Monday that a num- ber of children who walk across the alleys have been endangered by the alleged speeders. Council authorized a police probe. Boy, 4, Hit by Car In Motel's Driveway Yacht Broker L. G. 8Wall9 oo day afternoon loot blo demuid °' $1100 commlulon fer ule cl boat Brant&, owned by WU- Barr, Santa Ana lumber aler. Swales went be.fore Superior udge Martin J . Couchlln of San mardino county, sitting on the Orange county bench. to prea hls demand for yacht broker'• com~ Ion for sale of the craft to nald Barker of Glendale. His complaint was that Barr ommissioned him on Jan. 1, 1946, to sell the craft and· that on Jan. ~ of that year he obtained a buyer In person of Barker, contending that on Jan. 11 Barker did buy the boat for $11,000. Barr. in his defe nse, contended that he had rejected the offer of S9000 for the craft. ntade through broker S\\•ales, an(i that the tran- saction was completed after the tjsting \\'as withdra\vn. ~ewport Beach Man aeld on Robbery Charge in LA Case ; ·- • Up to last Thursday approx!-BJ' BUOB McMQI.&"! mately $127,050 worth of new co~ I Two and a half tom ct. nitro- strucUon was tiled and on FriciaY 'glycerin. acconlinc to ward tn:m and Saturday an addition of $88,i... the city tire dapatment, were 140 worth was filed with the 1loaded aboard a boat at the county city department. ·dock in Newport Hari>or Sunday Nelson reported that the follow-by an oil company to carry m oil ing persorui were issued perm.its explorations at sea oil. Newport for building word during the last and Balboa 1bis npkwi~ work two days C:>f the week : is supposed to go m until the first Fred B. J enkins of 205 East of April.' B ay street, Balboa Island. who With permission ot the State filed plans for a two story dwell-Fish and Game oommissJoa. th1a Ing \vith attached garage at 1506 oil company is setting off charges South Bay street , Balboa Island, of explosive under water in testing S20,000. • for oil. Seagulls and pelicans have been gorging themselves on the fish killed by these explosions. Fishennen estimate that a school of 150 tons of anchovies were killed by one explosion. He wilt also erect a two story house with attached garage at 1105 North Bay Front, Balboa Isl- and, to cost $18,000. Ma jor David Cairns. USA, who filed plans for .a one s tory cement ~im_~~ish~ t~~~ block hous: with ?-ttache? garage writing complaints to the fish and at 132 Via \Vaz1ers, Lido Isle, I game commission as well as to S14 ,000. 1 Senator Clyde Watson. to put a 0 . R. Owen a nd ?.1aude Owen of stop to this destroying ot fish. C HE\V FOR CHARITY. That'• what residents of the N'eM•port Barbor area "ill be asked to do after rum ball machines are installed tllroU«flout the Costa MeN -NeM•port Harbor district. For • large percentage of the cub l"flCelpta reoelved from the sale of the che"1ng gum "Mi ll 11to to U.e Newport Har- bor Kl"'&nl• club Charity fund for Youth ActJvtty. S hown are, Theodore S. 1'fcE lroy, president of the Kiwanis c lub and A. B. Schlnn, reprewntattve of 1be b&11 sum comp&Dy. -Kent Hitchcock photo Route 4, Box 64 , Anaheim, who "lith kelp cutters ravaging the "plan a one story with attached life of fi sh along the k elp beds, garage and attached barn at from purse seiners wrapping entire 409 to 419 Fullerton avenue, New-schools of fi sh, charges of exp105- ~rt Heights, $10,000.. ;ve bringing death to others, Sou- ( Continued on Page 4) the m California ocean fish are Mesa Leads Newport In Red Cross Drive ( Specla.I Correspondence) SANTA ANA tTuesdayl-Costa Mesa was leading Newpon Beach today in 1he raising of money for the 1947 Red Cross drive, Oiair- man Allison Honer said at a cam- paign report meeting at noon to- day. Costa l\1esa had raisid 3 per cent of its quota while Newport Beach \\'l\,S lagging \\'1th only 15 per cent in. Topping a lt \\'as the Santa Ana -Tustin chapter with 42 per cent. Laguna Beach was next with 30 per cent and Garden Grove placed next · with 28 per cent raised. . ' Bill Trusty Given Patent for His Signs Protest Mesa Incorporation Of City Lands Members of the Orange County Board of supervisors will be askPd by a committee front the Newport Harbor Chamber of Cnmmerce to exclude from the area which Costa Long Beach Boats Blasting Off Harbor Solons Take Steps To Keep Areas Out Three boats of the Macco Corp. I Of Mesa City Plan of Long Beach have been blasting taking a beating. I Fishermen ·from Bert Robert- son's rock cod boat, Waterwitch, have been having bad luck as a result of the underwater explos- ions. Fishing will be fairly good until one of these charges goes off. (Continued on Page 4) off the shores of Laguna and New-A last-minute precaution to pre- JX)rt beaches in experiment al tests vent Costa Mesa from annexing for oil-locating purposes during areas west of Westminst er avenue, the past week. Newport Heights, and the sites on la• Mill Re -'A Skippers of N e\vport Harbor-which the harbor high school now 'lllC 3Il poi-~ moored fishing boats have com-stands and where it is proposed to F b Re plained that the blasting has caus-build the Presbyterian hospital, ' e ruary venue ed them to quit fishing a nd return was taken by the Newport Beach to Newport Beach. Among these City Council Monday night. was Bert Robinson, skipper ot the The city council made thf_ee of- \Vaterwitch, "'ho lives at the Bal-Jficial moves: 1) accepted a peti- boa Point hotel. tion from the board of trustees of Mesa socks to incor porate the sites 126 iJ bOr"t S Ar of the Ne\\']'.>Ort H arbor U n i on ar I e · e , High school, of the proposed Pres-Named on Chambers· I the P resbyterian hospital, urging that its site be included in New- port Beach; 2) authoriz'ed City At- torney Roland Thompson to draw up a resolution to be approved by the council. ~rotesting Costa MeSa's proposal to annex the dis- puted areas, and 3) passed a reso- lution fi;cing April 1 as the date for the Ftearing of protests against Newport Beach annexation of sS.id lands. J ohn D. McMillan, superinten- dant of the sewer and water de- partment of the city o( Newport Beach, has submitted his monthly retx>rt for F ebruary to City Treas- urer J . A. Gant. Mcl\.filla n repor ted monthly tees of $9547.99 as water revenue and S592.50 for sewer permits. byterian hospital and part of that area no\\· kno"'n as Newpor t Heights. 1'1embers of the board of direc- tors of the Newport Harbor Cham- ber or Commerce on Monday au- thorized a comrrti t tee to m a k e knoWJt its protest to the county board against inclusion of these lands In the proposed Costa Mesa city incorporation petition. Residents of that part of New- port Heights are expected to file a petition with the county board, asking that their area be with- drawn from the Costa Mesa pe- tition on the grounds that they feel that their properties are a part of Newport Beach. SAILOR RETURNS Advertising Board Twenty-six har borites are now members of the advertising com- mittee or the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce, Sam D . Por ter. chairman, told the board of directors of that orga nization at their meeting in White's cafe, • Monday afternoon. Announce Winners The members_ are, iocluding Mr. Of Dinghy Contest Porter. Hadd Ring, H. J . Forsythe, J . M . Miller, Norman Pabst, Hugh Winners or the best two-out-of- Mc?ttittan, Norman Hagen , Darrell three Dyer dinghy races held on King, J . B. McNal.ly, Fra nk Wish-Newport Bay over the weeke nd on, J. S. Barrett and L . H . Nor-were announced • by Thomas C. man. Webster , race chainnan of the Also, Kerm Rima, G e r a Id Newport Harbor Yacht club, spon- Hughes, John Sadleir, J . C. Small, sors, on Monday. Hubbard R ichter, Charles Craw-I n the first race, 'Barney Leh- ford, Braden Finch, Everett Mor-man won. followed. by Danny El- ris, Stuart Dunlap, Ralph ?tfaskey, liott. second. and A. Carver, third. Sandy MacKay, Harry Welch, H . and in the second best B . Lehman F. Kenny and Bob 'Reed. was first. Danny Elliott second, and J . Merritt was third. ' Municipal Bodies Will Study Long-Range Plan fdr Parking Lots • A long-range plan for the es- tablishment of an auto parking I area somewhere within reach of tJewport beaches will be studied by the city council and the city planning commission at a general joint meeting in the near future. Such was the information given out by Mayor 0 . B. Reed to the more than 70 people who crowded the council chambers of Ule old city hall to protest against the in- stallation of a car parking lot any· ~rhere on the beach. Mayor Reed aclmowledged the vocal protests, but s tated that the parking problem is getting to be a big headache and something had to be done about it. 1 Among thOle protesting or re~ resenting the protestators against beach area parking Jots we re, Max Utt. Los Angeles attorney, who sai d he fepresented property owners on 28th street, Newport Beach ; Ernest Pitney of 1908 Ocea n Front, Newport Beach; S. M. Nolan .of 9846 Atlantic ave- nue, South Gate, who owns some beach proper:ty, and Brooke Hu- kill of Box 686, Hynes. • • • ·-, -., ' -.-1 / Page2 NEWPORT BALBOA Nl:W8 TI• ·nraDAY NewpoH ·-~ Cell£ ..... u. Harbormaster Tells Of February Work --l""' t11e w Want to Buy a To ,.,..._.........._ __ •I kb ow I shouldn't park here, but if you' 11 hold Fifi, it will only take a minute to arrange for BLONDELL CAMERA SUPPLIES to take pictures at my party.• Blondell Camera Supply SADIE HAWKINS DANCE-Tllelle ue tome of the boys -d gtrb "'ho tunaf!d out for the annual dance and frolle of the Newport Harbor Unloa lflgb achool. They are: fint row. Blll Bro"'llie, Mary Hurley, Mary e-za1. Jlm Aaben. Second ro\\·, Polly Wehler, Betty Beu, M&rtlou Bll«er , Gloria Tehlaff, <Joanie Shook, Helen Davi• aad L:L'll\Jelle Gay. Third ro"" Armando Monaco, Bob Klllefer, Dick Bean, Don Dklkey, BW Roberta. Don McCaJJum and st:e,•e Hope. McNeil Had Given Up Hope Before Deputies Found Him Discovery by a •herlft'• ~ of .Ome bedded-do\\"11 brush on a rldce .ome SO feet above a creek In the lower recions of the Santa Ana Mountain• led rescue r• to the flndlnc of the prostrate but alive Rinehart Reports City CI er k Frank Rinehart, doubling as tax assessor. r eported $115.69 collected on t he unat- tached personal property tax dur- ing F e bruary. The item was ac- counted for In O ty Treasurer J . A. Cant's monthly r eport. In a two-mcnth rePort made to White's · B&Jboa Island Cafe' the city council on Monday. Har-· • AND oBcnAn. BAB bormater Ruuell E. Craig re---. ] -T-- parted total receipta for January ODner llul8e a~ .&ft. · •211 i.a..t were $120621 and for February 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;5;;;;;~ 1644.25. . Durin& January the harbonnai-... ter's office gave assistance to 40 large boats and to 25 small ones. During February 14 large boats were aided whJle seven small ones were assisted. Book Fines Rents a nd fines on books taken from the city public library Cur- ing February amounted to $178.84, according to a report made to the city council by Dorothea \Vilson, librarian. I I I I I I I LIDO ISLE ODDO I ,,. IT •• I f'< THACC •EDAOOM HOME I YOU RCQUIAC WE I I I I I I HAVE A DANCY -• • • • LOT HAB ,-ADNTAOIE 0,. NINCTY ,.IEIE.T • • • • ,.ll"TY·DNE ,.ECT ACADBB THE ACAA • • COMPLETELY P'"UAN18HED •• IN EXCELLENT TABTE • • WE WILL •E PROUD TO •HOW IT 0000 ........ NAvY RADIO , I Direction Finder Loop~ ! • irand N~w s49so Only-~- . Limited Quantity TRONART, 1 1 Harbor Radio ·& Inc. Appliance Co. 2901 W. Central Newport Beach < 2602 w. Oentral Newport Beach Phone Harbor 1033 BALBOA 307 Palm Ave. form of Ed. McNeil, mlulnc Newport Beuh taxicab srr,1ce operator, developed and he was forced to on Saturday e'·enins. McNeil, whOM al.rplaoe was found lylnc In make a landing in the Santa Ana the hea''Y underbrush on Los Plnos peak by a sherlfrs searching mountains. The plane pancaked party on Friday noon, told Wayne Hut and Blll Hunt, reservf" df"~ doYln among the trees and McNeil utles from the Orance County 1herlfr1 otflre, \\'ho found him lying r!ambered out, unhurt. He decided on IH>m e brush near the creek In Ben Canyon, that he had S"l\•en up 1 to hitch-hike dO¥t'TI the mountain. p. a. palmer INCOIPQAATEO realtors 33l3 .. o l,do. •• .. ~0 " b•oc~ (old. l •l•o~o•• "•'"00" O•oc•, ~o<bo• 1500 Venetian Blinds You Can Afford '-==========================:::!C'.'.h~o!pe~t~h~a~t ~so".".'.m'.'.oo~n':e_'.w'.:o'.:ul~d_'.r'.'.esc'.=::u'.:e'.._hlm. . not realizing how di fficult and : Wlule the rescue was m ade at \,~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~::::::::=~~= PAN 'COAST Sez I • • • • I •• • Yes It's • ... Sez LOY.'S Sure, I'm fussy. Ijven about crackers. I My folks trade ·at LOiY'S, and I yell plenty hen they don't. Yep! ·rds of a Feather Stick To- gether when it comes to Good Food. -I It's LOY'S NEWPORT PUBLIC ARK ET 11'11 Gmrantee Is given with every watch1818}i Ne pun purd\ued or repaired In our stare , . • Jewel Box ' ' 008TAJID.4. • 7 Dey Service on CLOG Repairs 4 :55 o'clock it was nearly midnight treacherous is the terrain. "'hen the rescuing party carried the victim out th rough the heav- il~·-l aden mountain brush to a \vaiting ambulance Y.'hich took h im to St. Joseph hospital. At the hos- pi tal an examination sho"'Ni that ~tc:\'.eil's rect and l£>gS were frost- bitten a nd that he suffered bruises und laCt'rations. • l·lart nnd Hunt "'e re '1ie mbers of a .sea rchi ng party "'hich Sherirr J ames l\.tusick a nd under Sheriff Steve duJ.lart had sent into the brush ('a rly Saturday. Other mem- HANNA ESCROW CO. (Incorporated) CLAUDE HANNA, Manager Serving Newport Harbor Co sta Mesa District Beacon 5835 Phone 5881-J bers of the party '"ho discovered 1701 Nell-port A \'enue the beddt>d·do,vn brush. "'here l\'l c-!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= Neil had spc>nt Friday night~ were ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- A. Killian a nd George J\1cConnell . COSTA MESA On th~ way through the hcavjr terrain 9f the mountainside. Mc- Neil from a stretcher briefly told hjs rescuers tha t he became so thirsty for a drink or water that he crept do\4•n from the matted brush to the creek. some 30 feet below. quenched his thirst. and then he found that he could not climb back to the bedded-down brush above the creek. It was then, he said, that he gave up hope of any one finding him and just lay down to await the end. Family Frantic Mrs. Geraldine McNeil, attrac- tive young wife ot the taxicab . service operator, and their three-- year-old son, Davey, who have been frantic with concern since the finding ot his plane on Los Pinos peak Friday noon. were a mong the first to greet McNeil as the ambulance drew up at the Santa Ana hospital Four parties of deputies and re- serve deputi~ and a number of forest rangers and friends of Mc- Neil were searching for him in the Santa Ana mountains ever since his Luscombe plane was sighted from the air by Howard Poe, Huntington Beach aviator, Thurs- day afternoon. His was the first plane to fly over the moun tain in search of the missing man. A squadron of planes and pilots from sheriffs office followed. Friends Aid Search The searching parties w ere di- rected by Sheriff James Musick. Under Sheriff Steve duHart and Deputy Sheriff Carl Pryor ahd Squadron Capt. John Martin. Among the Newport Harborltes who joined in the search for Mc- Neil w.,.. his friends, Leroy Slater, J erry Bennett, his p&rtner in the cab business; Ben Sheeley and Barney Bell, all of Newport Beach. A. Grimwood of the Huntington Beach airport also joined thls l"'UP. McNeil wu on a return flight 1 from Palm Springs when trouble ~FFLE • WAFFLES Rich Malts Sandwiches Good Coffee Fountain Service - - 305 Marine Ave. ..... I I sf "SOUP'S ONI" ... and could it matter the slightest bit how it was cooked? More than you'd think! If it's "canned" soup and wanted in a hurry ... gas is faster. If ir'1 "home-made" for hours and hours on top of the range : .. then the gas simmer-burner is UkaJ. Costs l•ss, too! For_, reason- in Southern California, it's 20 to l * for flame -perfect GAS! *In (aet, .gas cooking is used in more than. 95 percent o( a;ll the homes within rea ch of che Souchern California and Souchern Councies Gas Company systems. You. can depend on Gas for "'°""" cooking -now and in the years to come! IOUTJ llM co•Mflll ..... COMIAMY ' • • • • . CAS~NO ., CAFE 0.. ........ Cle*nl BAI.II()& NOW Of'EN FOR BUSINESS · 7 A.M. Uatil Mldllgld DEL I CI.OU S FOODS ·BREAKFAST -:-LUNCH -:-DINNER V E N E T I AN B L I N·D S Steel • Wood • AlwninUJJl * From Factory to You * 3 Years to Pay * AS COSTA MESA GROWS SO DOES ITS BUSINESS FIRMS-The Hollister Brothen Nunery at 1959 Harbor boulevard, one of the newest of you.ager bu.slneaa croups to settle bl the rapidly poW1in&' eo.ta Mesa.-Newport Harbor d.lst:rtct. has found that tbl• Is a true motto. -Gabriel Photo. Brothers, War II Veterans, Operate Nursery firm in Growing· Costa Mesa Established last June, the Hol· . lister Brothers nursery company, She was Miss Angele Orland1nl, of Costa Mesa which ts oper ated daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Qr. Tidelands Action Will Begin Wednesday I Aaociated Loses To Tustin, 51-44 -·~ American . Lesion bu-~ •'-<! the rampqlns M- IOdated Service five, of NewpOrt Harbor, 51-44, in TUttln'• 0 l)'m after leacllnc at half time, 22-20. 'lbe Legion'• next 1ame will be ~ ni&ht with El Toro'a F1y- lng Bulla. The championship o! t h e Orange County Buketball league probabiy will be at atake. Uneupa: Tmtla Lee. (51) («) --... Lilley (16) ......... F .... (10) !larvey Droege (9) .•..... F .. (11) Marahall Lawrence (6) .... C .. ,... (14) Spink Linker (2) .....•... G .. (6) Robinson Broughton (12) .. G .... (3) Nemnan Soaring subs: Tu.stin-Rie~ (6). Over 21,000 Benefit By G.I. Bill of Rights BERKELEY. -Benefits from Public Law 346, the S<realled "G. I . Bill of Rights," are being r~ ceived by 21,020 of the 22,352 vet- erans r egistered on the eight cam- puses of the University of Cali- fornia, according to California Notes, publication of the Unlver- siiys Office of Relations w l th Schools. • • . . l:WPOB-T BALBOA Nl:Wll ~Tl•B& 'l'tl$8DU Newpari <Wit. Ilse.la u. IN' Your P01 l1 al • to a 9ueH For Day•--M Day ~ I a. h7 Platinum POR1RAIT •• Bring this Ad and soc: • ..7No.Halnll&.--4- Telepla-.- o Appolntrn.t N11111sr Hourt1 10 A. 11. 19 1 P. II.. Meredith's Venetian Blinds by t\vo young' veterans of World landini of that cl.ty. . . War II, is doing a nice business. Albert H. Hollister 101 ned ~e The partners are, Richard E. and U. S. Marine Corps reserves . 1n Albert H . Hollister. Richard E . 1940 and was a fighter·pilo~ \\'1th Hollister lives at 318 Broadway the .i;:irst Ma rine Air Wing 1n the and Albert H . Hollister resides at Pacir1c. He \\'RS at Guadacanal 595 Victoria street, Costa Mesa. in 1942. An additional 870 are registered under Public Law 16, which pro-- vides training for disabled vet· trans, while 46Z are receiving ben- e fits from the state's veterans SACRAMENTO. -Prepared to benefit act. dc re nd the ownership of Califor· -------·---------~·~-----------------' U2 Thirtieth St. Phone Harbor 361 Newport Beaeh Clyde L. Meredith, Prop. .. --·-··························-·· ........... ,, ,, ......... ----. nia propertil'l! valued at millions Pick Up Hitchhiker of dollars. Attorney General-Fred - . . . After Guadacanal he was trans- Rich8;1'd E. H~U1ster was 1n the ferrcd back to the States as an Howser is enroute to Washington F ound hitch·hiking on 101 hig h- to appear berore the United States '''ay near San Bernardino ave- supreme court on !\'larch 12 in t he nuc, Newport Beach. last Thurs- celcbratcd tidelands seizure ,suit. day afternoon, J esse Leonard HOME - - -AUTO MARINE RADIOS ~EPAIRED ' fresh Daily subn1ar1nc service of the U. S. Navy for 12 years until his hon· arable discharge in May, 1946. He spc>nt t\VO years in the Pacific, mainly in the Phillipines, during the late "'·ar . Before the end he was commjssioned an ensign. Dellclous Sea Food.5 Or, complete equJpment when yon want to catch your own. HORMEN FISH MARKET He married a girl from Vallejo. ON CENTRAL AVENUE ·:· NEWPORT BEACH · Francis J. Horvath INCOME TAX SERVICE Federal and Stat.. Office: S28 28th St. ~··············································· ' @Balboa rket Phone Harbor 1805-R Residence: 116 S5th St. Phone Harbor 1922-R Hore Tbaa. SO Yean ol Setwloe to 'Ille Barbor'• IOl llAlN Fllleot ClleD-BALBOA, OALD'. , ·• I l. GO EAST VIA r eans Foe a rrip East that's different, colorfdl-go via New P-acific' s historic Sunset Route! Phoenix, TUS<.un, El Puo, San Antonio, Houston ... ... Louisiana's lush bayou countty: you'll see it all en go via either ofS.P.'s funous Sunset Route aaina: SUNSET LIMITED- rolling Texas plains Ou<C-and you am Fastest Los Angeles-New Orleans tr.Un in history (4 ~hours Eastbouod; 48 hows Westbound) and no extra /arr/Wide choice f accommodatioos: 1tandard Pullmans to San .Antonio and New Ori and a Pullman through to Dallas (via T&P Crom El Puo) ... ,_wr/1411 reclining chair cars cb Dallas, New Orleans. (Full lounge car fur an pa.sscogcn; di... ing car fur all passcngen.) 'The Sunset laves Los es 12:30 nooo. ARGONAUT- This popular S.P. train is oo a &ster-tbaJ>.pttwar ~Mile, too, atiag Los.Angeles at 8:20 p.m. foe those p<ekaing a night .Aanono- datioos include stlDdard Pullmans to St. Louis and ew Orhns ... ....t tow:ist slccpas and diair ars ro New Odcans. (Pull arb Pullawa ~;dining car.) h ... .., ... ,.,.,. ....... Fm: JOU< .mwn trip-aime t.dt via S. P.'s Goldca 1lOote (<;:tri<'tp Los Angeles) cc Ovedaod 11.ouie (Oiicago.s.n l'ml'°*"). Jc moll JOG DO mott ID go ooe way,retum al>Cl<btt-oee nrioe u For 6uda W. nwjoo and tuu+ac:iom-w JOUt 6imdly Soo.....,n A.-, . ~ S • P tie fri••''' s•1titr • ' r1clflc E. B. SHARPLEY, Diltriet t . .. ....... , .. 8 hAm, nni IMS • • • instructor with the marine corps Arguments in de fense of the l\1'cado,vs. 15, of Houston, Tex., air command in Califor nia and existing O\\ncrship of the tidelands \Vas turned over by Ne"1>0rt Har- Florida air stations. \\ill be made by the officials dur-bor police to the county juven ile H e received his training at ing thl' three--hour hearing that departme nt. Corpus Christi and was ti:ans-has been set . In addition, Allor--============ O.L. CULLY . 24-Hour Service fcrrcd to Jacksonville. Fla .. from ney General Howser will file \\'ilh \Vh ence he "'·cnt abroad during the th<.' court a 198-page brief and a late \\1ar. serving abo ut eight 300 page documentation of pOi nts months "''ith the marine air '''ing. and authorities supporting the . INCOME '.J'AX Accountt lng • Phone: Beacon IJ'76S 915 Coast Highway He married a girl from Ontario. brief. Newpw& Baab She \Vas Miss Joyce Lee. daught er o{ ~tr. and Mrs. Verne Lee o{ On· tario. The latter are no'v r esi· dents of Corona del Mar. The Albert H. Hollisters have t,,.o children. Steven Lee. four years and Alan Bruce, seve n months old. as Spurgeon Bide. Two U. C. Professors 'j '=:::=:=;;San~ta;;;Ana~~=~ Head History Group r BERKELEY. -Professors from AUTOE'ifi Newport-Balboa Tourist' Bureau. All Mod.es of Travel to Elll'Ope, Mulco, Hawaii. Roand-tbrrWorld Tripe ln tbe near future. • • • See Mrs. Roy Keene. Ph. Harbor 891, SOI Palm, e.n- Houra: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Buys Home l\\•o of the University· of Califor· nia's eight e:;ampuses will head the Pacific Coast Branch of the Amer- ican Historical Association during the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zitko. for· Chosen at a recent convention merly of San Fernando Valley, or the association, Dr. Robert J. have purchasfl'd the home a nd Kerner, professor of history on blacksmith shop of Mr. and Mrs. the Berkely campWI, will serve as J . V. Baxter. Fullerton and l\1ag-pres1dent, w hj 1 e Dr.t Frank J . nolia Sts.. Costa Mesa. Zitko Kling~rg, professor of history on served with the Navy in the South the Los Angeles campus, will hold Pacific theater for four years. the vice·prcsident's office. And They GOT Left! llloeblc Cnda-._t DELIVERY -HOW , .. PenoMI Tra,.sportotfOll 5"oppin1 or Pleasure Cods lwt o Dollar o Month to Opera hi FBI Arrests Teller Of Hollywood.Bank W ASHlNGTON -Life in Eng· NO Liceft• Re4ulrecf land unde r t h e Socialist-Labor For Further lnformotio• Georg~ R. l\~cSwain, ch.ief of the government's nation a Ji z at io n . Wr;tw or Coll I n c o me T ~ x D.e ad Ii n e MARCH 15TH I . ./I.e.~ Aecountant FBI office, said ~oday the agents scheme, spurred these British re-- had arrested Lows Fernandez De actions, as reported by Rep. w. BLOOD SALES .CO., Inc. Harbor 718 La Cantolla, 44. and that he had S Stevenson of Wisconsin: S'5 W..t AaohebD Street Phoae 7'6-13 2102 Lafayette N,...,..,.,.. ~=i dmi ed be I. b . ' l.oav leaclt. I. CalifonUci. Dept. I "' .. l"'. • ~ a tt em zz1ng etwee n "Every brick house "''e have not j~::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ S55(X) and. S6000 from the Holly-got has been zoned, rationed, al- wcxxl (Calif.) Bank, "'here he was located. prioritied and planned." a teller. . . "\Vhen we are parked with rel· ~cSwa1n said De La Cantolla atives and the kids are hungry, l'StJmated h~ had taken the money it helps 8 bit to know we own over a period of t\\'O years and the Bank of E ngland." said he spent it on "liquor, night "We voted left a nd we got spots and personal entertainment." left!" ' Sink Stolen A. Sandy Steiner of 634 Coast highway. New port Beach, reported Strike Losses in '46 Tripled Old Records to Newport Beach police the theft Working time lost in strikes in of a sink and toilet from an un-1946 tripled the peak figures for used restroom in the yard of a previous record years, according former factory located at 1015 to the U . S . Dept. of Labor. · Cout highway. There were 4.545.000 persons in· PHOTOSTATS ...,..,,,.,. PROTO SUPPLIE8 .1•r1t..1 .,...... t• ~~--. Mlae...a•.nt-..... CAwp•t &a'AJalt valved in strikes in the first 11 months of last year, with the total of man-days of production lost close to 110,000,000 . RADIO Sales & Service Auto and Home EASTER STARTS HERE! ' ARTIST SUPPLIES OFF1CE SUPPLIES DRAFI'ING SUPPLIES BLUE PRINTS Pabner Radio YOU, in all your pretty new clothes, festive .and gay as ALL TYPES-PB.OXPT SZBTICll l"&D PICK-uP a DSLIVDY Coast Phoro Supply II Blue Print Co. lU eo.& Bl~ e.. T9le lM ,_. __ and ELECI'RIC UU Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA Pboae Bea.coQ..-500&-W O..Jlo.N ..... elo.t.•- H A N 5 E N ' 5 z100 o.-.. Frout • • • Confectionery & Lunch NOW OPEN EVJ:NING8 Malts • Sandwiches • Hambmgers E. 1 CB•di) Ja~kll• •()Oh I 'c:J'Oa CEMEIT .WOR ·k F'•s late Wan -Czwat Bloek Fma:a fti& ..... -. C&D.. wtp&[Ja ,._, n9 DIW'M ..... • . Spring itself! You'll find in our beautiful advance ooIJecti1X1S just the fashions you've been wailing for! * DRESSES, $19.95 up. SUITS, $34.95 up. COATS, $38.95 up. , f -k MILLINERY from ,$6.95 to $35.00 FORMALS * WEDDING GOWNS and ACCESSORIES. . ·FASH1otJ SHOP ~ N~ Main St.' • FOR ·WOMEN Santa . . I •1 ' ,. • • • ' .. • 4 1"BW1P08T BALBOA JnlWll·Tl• nmBDA'I' :N M .. Say Fish · Destroyed Pea 111ts lss•ed For More H (<lollttnue<I trun Pq9 oQno) E. T . Emmett of Glendale. tiled plans for a one story mo 11- ing to be buJlt on Lot B., (Qonhnoed rrom Pace ll Island. for $10,(X)(). What fish aim't killed in the near Mr. and Mn. Roy Maring of • 1 Foar Prominent Men Honored by Chamber • Motorcycle Clabmen To MeefWedneldays ' . • • •I Bridgeport Resident Dies on Visit Here Four prominent Newport HAI'-'The Rambli!ll Recl<a Motor· Mn. Pauline Elizabeth Shemiln bor ~ll who have done much cycle club met at the home of Tracy, TT, life.Ion& resident o1. to ~dvanee the lnlereste of the Raymond Tuden on Ogle street, Bridgeport, Conn.,· died Saturday harbor area Wfft •_ccepted for ea.ta Meta Monday night. and evening at the home ot a friend. _.&17 mniher'lhlp on the board ' 5 .. -•. Co of dlrecton of the Newport Har-agreed lo chance thelr meeting Mn. Beatrice ~rfr, rona bor Chamber ot Commttce on night to Wednesday hereafter. del Mar. · . , . Ol'SN I A. II. 'l'O I p, ,. • IQDl.IJ!fO -I . ,,.. .. -~ • -··~ .. Pleo SHEP'S Monoi.y.. _ Applications for membership In . She wu the widow ot the late Hll OOAllT mORWA'I' They are, Hon. Joteph Allan the club may be sent to 272 Ogle Frederick Winchester 'l'N,lcy. for· -n.e ~:!.t. ....._. r . Itl\DIATORS Be~ • Be-CoriDg • BOO-Oats Gas Tanks Welded All WDrk Guaranteed BELL'S Radiator Service -Tweaty ...... lll 8L Near Corner Central Ave. vldnlt;y are shocked, stunned or Los Angeles, who P,lans to bull a trl&htened. To find a school ot two story building, with apett- flah is llard enough, without such ~ent above and garage belowlt additional trouble that will keep 1017 Ea.st Central a~nue, Bal • Beek. ~tary of the callfomla street, Colla Mesa. or may be mer cle.rk of Fairfield county, State Senate; A. B. Rousaelle, brought to that address, starting C.onn. She was a member of the ~~~CLOllBD~~~~O~N~Jl~O~ND~~A~'I'~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Balboa and Santa Ana realtor; Wednetda.y night, March 19. Mem-F1rst UnJversallst church Brid~- Lew 'A. W.,u1ace. NewpOrt Beach ben who attended the 'rI' races port and the BrooklawTI ' Country realtor anO Sam A. Meyer, former at El 'Centro la.st Sunday reported club; a commJttee worker ln the Phone Barbor !Sot them from feeding. · • $6!IOO. otuc:reement Seen Hazel MacCauley of 4606 k publisher or The Newport-Balboa activities. YWCA, member or the National News-Times. Opera club of New York Oty, 116,000 U. C. Degrees Granted Since 1864 member or the DAR, Bridgeport chapter; member of the NationaJ Founders and Pat riots and asscr PRECISION FREQUENCY SERVICE ' Call Barbor 1890-1 for RADIO PHONE FREQUENCY MEASUBEllENTS and Percentage Modu1•&lon Obecb "In the operations so far, they avenue, North Hollywood. WE~ 0 haven't killed a whole box of fish," plan the erection of a one st said Mr. w. L.. Scofield, from the dwelling and attached garage t ·division of fish and game, Ter-1618 BegonJa avenue, Corona minaJ Island, to the secretary or Mar. S6:W)O. ~ the SporUishing Association al. Permits were also issued e NeWport Harbor. Monday · after-following persons under the he d noon. "King fish were killed ln of miscellaneous COnftruction: New Type of Coal Heater Introduced elated with the Otlldren's ward, ~;::::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:~:;::;::;::;:::;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:l BERKELEY. -University of Bridgeport hospital. Said to be the first smokeleu California degrees ha ve been She ls surviv~ by one son, Sel- coal heaters embodyin11: a new prin-awarded to 116,242 on its eight den Edward Tracy of Bridgeport ciple by which all fuel rues are campuses alnce the first clus of and one granddaughter, Mrs. A1- consun_1ed. the new prod~ct of four undt!J'.'graduates received their thea Gardner ot Lakeside, Calif. a~ Illrnois manufacture! 'meel;I diplomu in 1864. F\lneral services will be held n gorous smoke prevention °~-In addition, 122,637 undergradu-WednesdaY. March 12 at 2 p. m . one blast numbering about .one Elizabeth Holman ot 224 Mart e ~thousand. In their vhlole opera-avenue, Balboa Island, who fil lions down here. 1 don't think plans for the erectlol' of a gara e more than a couple of hundreds of and storeroom to connect her - pounds have been killed, mostly ent residence, $2000. king fish, some smelt and some Les Nott of 2821 Central a othe r s.mall fish. nue, Newport Beach, who ID "Mr. J . A. Aplin. the observer, plans for the installatio.n of "1 has been on board and has a re-Ulwninating sign over ~ builJg port ot the previous operations in at a cost or $500. the hands ot the state printer. f.1r. Morris A. Donato of 422 t Aplin has conducted experime~ts 41st!"street, Los Angeles, who fllf in holding fish in live cars at ~f-plans for · the construction of a ferent depths and at different dis-car port at 702 Iris avenue, Co tances from an explosive charge." na del 'Mar, $250. The fish and game commission D. A. Silva of 1628 Ocean Fro~. made a rule no one could shoot in-Newport Beach, who will build side the 10 fathom line unless they a termite control for his dweD- bury ·the charge, for such . a shot ing, $290. ] once killed 1000 to 1500 fish. If C. Kittle of 127 Twenty-sixQt there wa.s very much destruction street, Newport Beach, who · ot fish, the fish and game cotn-putting a foundation under h mission could bring enough pres-present building for $100. su.re to stop the operation. So far not enough destruction has been caused, explained Mr. Sco- field. A bait hauler with one haul of his net gets more fish than the Balboa Island Bay Fronts Are Reserved explorers do in damage in one ( C.Ontlnued from Paee 1) MIN Betty Jo Dauchtry la oil i.et to io flahlne fr om tbe atena of a Nf'l''port Ha.rbor Uve bait boat aa t he ocean nahlnc aea- M>D 1et1 under"·ay. Betty l o seems a nxJous to catch a bar· r~uda. a H•h that la ctvl.D& plenty of th.rWa to a1111era ft.ah· lng from N~·Port-Balboa t he&e aprlnc days. nances of various communities. ate and graduate certificates have in Grauel chapel, Costa Mesa, with The new hee.ter introduces 8 been awarded to t eachers, nurses, memorial services later in Bridge- cross-draft inst~ad or an up-draft laboratory technicians a n d in port. Interment will be in the method of burning fuel. r other apecialized curricula during Tracy family plot, Glastonbury Ask Police Protection ' The Newport Beach Qty C.Oun- cil on Monday referred to Chief of Poli"ce R. R . Hodgkinson a re-- quest from the Bay Front Protr erty Owners usodatlon of Bal- boa Island that the police protect their property during Easter week. W ""'""'41ay Only-Mud> l.Z : ---. Tbe Cf9e0 Kid Ill "South of Monterey" the same period. cemetery, Glastonbury, Conn. FITTED BOAT COVERS Installed on Your Boat at its Mooring • Place your orders early -Let US bid on your BOAT or YACHT • sos RADIO ELECTRIC AND ISLAND RECORD SHOP Announces the remo~eli ng of our record department f inish date ---March 15. We now have for· your convenience: ; • Four private listening booths; • Four private llstenJng post..; • Record self.,..,rvlce rack; • Album self service rack; • New, mode~ counter; • Air conditioned booths. Effective Monday, March 10: 24-HOUR REFRIGERATION SERVICE • ' week. Island; and several others wh '"The Balboa ocean parking lot names could not be obtained. was crowded with gulls and they The opposition expressed tlje could barely waddle away." said fear that reservation of certain ?ttr. Nonnan Hagen. president of areas would mean elim.inati.on Qt the Sportfishing association in de-places for ~pie from the. tnl~ scribing the gulls eating the dead area of the island to swim off- fish from the explosions. \Ve went shore. They opposed the lssuanc,s out on the ocean and a pelican of any more permits for piers. anl:l was so full he couldn't even take sugges ted that the council relic~ off the water. We disagree with the present situation by naming all the fish and game com.mission." piers public piers, if the city in- I L 1·-D·~O -I . MRR BOR 2114 "7lilifth,e ••• "Below the Deadline" If you have canvas troubles let US worry about them We want your table model radio, if in good condition; how about trading it in on one of our new models? "Just the fe\\· fish that don't sists on resenring certain areas. break their air bladder come up," \Vhen the issue came up for ~ explains Mr. L. S. f.Ieral. of the roll call vote. 1\18.)·or Reed . Courl.- li"'e.--hait charter boat Zootsme. cilman L . L. •Isbell and 0. ~· Robertson voted for the rese~~· tion plan. while Councilman ~ A11en and Mason Silers vat against it. Radio Service Beacon 5263· W l . K. BROWN COMPANY 1219 Coaat Highway ·--. ·-·· --·-. - Frl.-Sat.-~larch l.a.-15: l>aul MunJ -An ne Baxter and Claude Rains ln "Angel on My Shoulder" & "Football Wilt.es of 1946" Thu.rs..-Frt.-Sat.- 1\farcb l S-lt-15: John Hodlak & Nancy GuUd In "Somewhere in the Night" Start!'I Sunday-Ma.rch 16: Claude RalM -1 \'lvjeo Ulgh -In- " Caesar and Cleo patra" A. Tech nicolor .Sext: "\\"ake Up and Dream" WILLEY'r REFRIGEAnTmn JERVICE camPnnY Public Utility Cos. to Remove Poles April 7 Pacific Electric rail\\'RY and \~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;i I Southern California ~ison co~-PE.o\.R SOL _ FOERSTEL panies will start remoyals of their PAINTING CONTRACTING public utility poles from West Ce'i'- tral avenue. shortly after Easter. PHONE: BARBOR !03! Salm -EnKiaee.rlng -Service a-Announcement to this effect w;r, 2%0 A-t.e Avenue • Balboa Island HG Coast Blvd .. Corona del Mar made by H . F . Kenny. preside . P&lattnc, Deoorattnr. Sien P&IDtlng, P aperhanrtnl" P hone Harbor 2784 to the members of the board of MIXING COLORS OUR SPECIALTY Night t.qun.a l 156Z the Newport Harbor Chamber ~f ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:;;~;:;;~;:;;~;:;;~~~~ ;===::::========:;1 Commerce, Monday afternoon, 't l'i a meeting held in White's ca! , Charter & Preston B~ting Contractors Oar Beatlnc lutallaUou Make W a.rm Frieada. FLOOR FURNACES, O&AVITY IJ FORCED AIR UNITS 510 Broadway Llcmaa BMcb Pboae lOS Balboa. Farm Income Sets New Record High America's farmers marketed their products for an estimat~ record $24,100,000,000 last ye~, according to the Dept. of Agri~ ture, which adds that the remov of OPA ''helped them to do it." The estimated total exceeds bf 16 per cen t the 1945 farm income/. ~===========;1 which had been tops. CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS MP'S Are Approved Charles E . Zube and Charles W Montague were installed as mem bers of the Beach City Merchan Patrol and Detective Agency b approval o( the cit)j council Mon day night. Bell lmproventent Installation work has bee SEE u s FOR BATTERIES GOH N'S Battery Sales -Service -Repairing • ( S UCCOMOl'!I to Storey Battery Co.) t a A a a a a a a I *™ ..... COMMERCIAL BOAT and AUTO BA 11 ERIES •••••••••• •rrmm Beacon 51 83 or 5331-W \Vestminster & Magnolia F. I. GOHN -:- (after 5 p.m.) COSTA MESA W.E.GOHN s~ S~Sl.op started on a nother $75,000 addi-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tion of central office switching equipment in the Santa Ana tele- phone office at 201 E. 15th St., it was a nnounced by C. I. Mc- Donald. district manager. lt7 ~A Bal-blud r.o.. llubor: 511 HOW IS YOUR INSURAWCE? " Part of the equipment includes seven more switchboard positions to the 51 already in service, Mc- Donald said. Seeks Legal Right Hamond P . Hart, owner and publisher of the Seal Beach News, has petitioned superior court for establishment or the weekly pa.per as a "new5paper of general circu- lation." · He asserted the paper has been published at r egular intervals for more than a year and that it hu a bona-fide paid •ubscription list, .. requln!d Going Strong Over. the half.way mark and still going strong was the cam- pllp lo double the bed apace of Santa Ana Community boopital. Drive leodon ~ today'a tow ot pied&"'! ot $189,000. 'The -1 Is $300,000 El&hty plodp9 bow been re. -...... dbc to Olalnmm .A.. J . McFedden. E n rol ment& in mathematics COUl'W cm u. Berkele7 *'4W al !be U-l)' al c.llfonda ~ 1.200 1ut -777 .... ATTENTION Boat Owners-::-Farm Owners LIGHT PLANTS • SZ..Volt U. 8. • 6-VoH Tiny Tim {Sf-0 waU.1) 1900 •alt.) • 12-VoH Delco • 110 A. C. Portable (7&0 wanaJ (1260 Wa&U) • 12-VoH • 12a-Volt A. C. ~ U. S. (Uled) ENGINES • Briggs ... svatton 1 CyL, s~ H.P. • u. s. Marine 1 Cyl., 2* H.P. • Briggs and·stratton 1 CyL. s* H.P. (with rev. gear) PJIISTER FIRE EXTINOU181IEB8 (1 Oalloa) .. -U-\l'oH W-Ooolod upt Pia.ala An u.H.e Distributor v d I Water , · for·· • an erpoe Carburetor Low Octane Fuel plus Water equals high Engine Perfonnanee ~~~-=-~-=-~~~~~~~~. PETE ~:~: SERVICE "a , •--•v..& ...... ....., Dllel I .... ... ..... 811°1 Ice 01 I I a • ksa I ~1:•:•:.:":•~w:w::~ .. :·:m.:, __ :•:•:s ,=· ~·:•:•:• _ _;·;,,.,..~::·:.:-::•:.J 1 ' . .. ....• • Reasonable Prices -Free Estimab.i APPLIANCE AND RADIO SPECIALISTS -- HENBY W. BRAINERD 1'00 MartDe Ave. BALBOA I SLAND Harbor 780 1< Sell It Through Cl assified Advertisin g 1< I 17,~3 FREIGHT RATE INCREASE 5 5~ % INCREASED COSTS Why freight rates are going up • • • Since 1939, railroad employee have bad three general pay raileo totaling 52 ~· %, ond the prices of fuel, ma- teriala and supplies have ri9en 618/10 %. But when the war ended in 1945, the railroada were still hauling freight at rates no Aiflher, and in 80me ca.- k>w<r, than when the WV began. Without increuod-. ni1roeda could not meet tbeoe ooota and oleo provide improvement& in equipment and Ucilitiea-improve••wmta t.bat are a ' ntial for the low-clOlll fnicht ond J:til npr ~whichannecr Fry to Ansk:a'• hich ... nc!ml of livinc- Undar ti-c:irmnwt•--ond al· ..,. • ,.. after u. i..t maJar Wl&'l luu 11 s-U. 1-Comms<e Cc>mmlw!m -'br -·td ID -luu1111 la fnicht -"' 17~~ today, few have been 90 little and oo late as that in the price of railroad transportation. BoUJ Important are health, rail· roab to a proaperoWI cowitrp 1 Only when the raiJroedo are finan- cially Maltby can they provide the new equipment, improved road bedo. ond better terminal focilitiel Jaded for still better eervice to you. 100,000 different prodacta. They pq big tueo-tueo wblcb 11n1 _.t nat only for public echoola, public beoltb; ond police ond finl prolectian, lied ...,. far hich-olrwQI. abpcxla and fnJand waterwaYL ' Railroada are America'• Ulelilf• keeping ll><>Clo Sowing ·-tbe 48 -day ond night in ell w zti,.; They can \conti-to do W. onJ:r If · there ia a leUJDable be'ence betwMD The clefeme ol tbe nation dependo · income d outco. lib yumwlf, ti. upon the contimanco ol. the efl!ciem railroedo mmt mab ..i. -1 tzanoportaDon which -·ed u. .... !bi 10 ....U in tm J..t WU. ,. The railroedo ... ·-the 1upot employm9 cl lobar. They b'1 .... We ... 11$1ioliini w. ond otbs ..s. wwwti.-1..,lla to tolk with you at em hmd .~ --wbicb-bap' • r tlllt_to ...,.hocl,r, I 'I Udtllaflb'"' wiDAnpelew "'!, -. -----.~.-- -- I I ,Property SiliJ" -Pollee Deputment Ret:oten TWo Autoe -Oii dty -"" duJtns February brwcht $11119. 711 to the Two -valued at~ mw>ldpal tttuuey, J. A. GD\, -.. ,__ed by the N""port dty trea.o<Jm'. nported to t be Harber dlotrlct police tlepartmmt dty council. dmlnc tho month ot Fet>ruuy, ..,. ------ ~'°it~.:~~ ReP.Orts On ~axe& ·the dty coundl Monday. Tax Collector R. R. Hoclclclnson 'Ibo ~t answered 355 reported to the dty coundl on calla. made 36 arrests.. exclusive Monday that he collected in Feb- af tratftc; made 11 traffic arrests ruary $4661.06 for current taxes and f\ICDYered $292.95 in other val· and assesaments. He also reported uables durtna that month. Five redemptions of $159.37 and full lodaaa were accomodated during pa.Id assessments on the 1915 act February. ot $14.40. r ., ) Clear Up the DuSt ~ Don't Toss Them u . b e to the broom 111ond d~t· It'• time to taY aood f Y \ in thi• ace of llCleo-n-thcY a re out o P ace know that duat pa t· when we ffic. cle.an ""~· _ -1-' disea3C breeucra. e'l'"fld are c.lli a: . wished them about; p na Broom aweqnna: ' bl ·na them from one the a.ir with them~ owlh . tettina it tettle L -to ianot er' ood part 9f the ouU9f! t' ea i.n the f - h •t..-.orne 1rn somew ere l ueb . leaner cleans. t • The electric s~t1ond d t from the Aoor . rug8 up all of the du1. an. ~ -0 a bag, which you d carpel• col\ecllng ' • d ., leat1• iao thor· an '_i ~ th houae an 1 c _ dnPtl' ouuioc e. ~of ho~\earuna:. hly that there is no n oua ch the cord. lo • It d .uopOcity ita.elf. Y:e•:.-,. about· \el· ~ _i.et, """,,...i. The -t al -· .. tlna it eat up the duat. eledric iroD-aboul the tame u for your . d \er haa electric. c\eanen to Your c1cct nc. ea demonsttate. ' EDISON COMPANY LTD. sotrrHEllN CALIFORNIA ' NEW FANGLED IDEA SWEEPS COUNTRY! Wu thiJ the ad that persuaded Mom to buy her first d«Uic ftCUum .1wccpcrl What a "sweeping" improve ment '""' wu O¥Ct the whi.k brooml Today's vacuum cleaners are even more dlicient aJ>d they cost oo more to operate than they did ·in Mother'• day! la fact, EJiJon roJtJ •t now 1/it lowtn ;,. ll•'ttoryl •ouTHllN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY .. PLUMBING J. H. ESTUS BARDWABB GENERAL EI.ECTRIC MNGE8 e BEP1UOEllATOllS • WAIDIQI! DISJIWA9KER8 • UDICNI Ptume 116 ' l __________________ _ w•••• are you going? Grey. hound eerves aU America, con- necting the major cities and thouaanda of communities alo1111 76,000 miles of highway. ------------------------------ And when you'r• ready to leave, Greyhound's weU·tinu!d .:hedulea will lit right in with )'OUr travel plane! --·-------------------------- B~ .. Eddle Du Sutter, one of tbe B&mbUnc Becka Motorcycle clab memben. eully coin& up one of u.e club'• fawrtte It.Ill climb&. Ec$dle la one of the Morter memhfln of the club but jockeying his cy~le u hllla ls an eaay t.uk for bfJn. S ta Ana Queens C II for Recruits F Softball Team Stag.e Lines Await Two New Buses The re will be no change In the youts for the Sant a Ana present 45-mlnute headway sched- Qu ns (Gi rls Softball team) will ule of the Laguna Beach-Newport- sta Sunday. March 16 at 1 :30 BalOOa-Costa Mesa and Santa Ana p.m in the municipal bowl, 6th bus line until the company whlch and Flower, Santa Ana. operates the line receives two A 1 positions are OJ>('n and in-more busses from passenger trans- ter(' ted girls are aSked to try-port m anufacturing companies. out for the team. An excellent The Laguna Beach-Santa Ana sch ule has been arranged for Stage Lines or Santa Ana which t.he ason of 1947 and those 'A'ho conduct the commuters service an- ma the team are rurnished uni-nounced on Saturday that there for . will be no change in the present T cy \"ill play in The Souttiern schedule. until the ~mpa.~y has 10 Cou ties Girls Le-ague v.i th g{'mes l bussl'S. 1n operation . Eight are at ullf'rlon, Orange, Oceanside, operating no\\·. Mo ere.r Park. Van Nuys a n d Ir and when th(' bus company San a Ana. r eceives the tv.·o ne w bussC!S which A o during the season \vill it has ordered, it \Yas said there ntak tr1~ to Frrsno a nd Phoenix. may be in\·oked a 30-minute sched- T l'a carries a chaperone and as-ule betwl't'n the to\\·ns mentioned. soci t ion \\'ill be \vith clean cut g irls Report in slacks and blouse PUBLIC NOTICE • ' Pu1SJ,.ic Nonce: 11umrm·oum• it NIJWPOBT BALBOA Nl:WS-TlllES --=C,,,=--~--===-"R:.A:.:::D::I0.,;..8',:."':.,':-..,,.:=-,,,,.-s=m="'VJ"'cz=--'l'UESDAY !ti-"'" ....... ()allf. ~ U..IH1 Page5 CC .. TIP'ICATa 0,. IWSIN... S M.t-•--&..a-.. . ..... .,_ ~'"" -· lJl!dt -w • ..__. EllPLO~ WANTzn 18 FUB!OTUU,' POii llALS THS UNDlCRBIG~dO ..... , ..,._ II tlty !hot th•• an con • _., TRONART,< INC. HELP WANTED-Ex·Navy AN 9 cu. ft. Coldapot"refrlgerator, good tlee ror l'thta buatntiml ao Cout 1 _El\ HID,..,.. Newpot1 114oeb, CalltonUa. Radio, oloc:trullco. IO'md Salft (Net tender) personnel immed-con"1Uon •~· ;Beautiful daven- uMer UM ttctltlou. rtrm DU1M1 of tbe and aervtce-marine and domestic. iateJy. S. M. Kelly; 1103.No. Bris--port, like new .$125 • .Studio ~~n:,=~:n10~4 ~ Pb. H. 1252-M toJ, Santa Ana. Call S. A. 2.603-J. couch $32.50; Beautiful Draper. wboiM ume. a.nd addw ..,.. u fol-2901 w. Central, Newport Bearh 20-2tc les $50, lap:ips &. shade, washing low•. to-wtt~ >W!otf-:r chi ---·•-hlne CJ:ran H . Han. 5 Bt:iacon Bay, New-• 1;,-c LADY to work 1n blndel-y depart. ma ne . .-,..; eo::nu1g mac port Be&ch, C&llt. • lc----:=:-::-c=:-:::-=-,--::-:--1 · · $35; spnngs & mattress $50. Donald H. Hall. 5 Bel.eon Bay, Ne•-roR A -RELIABLE Paint Job .oa ment, experience unnecessary. Call Harbor 729-W. ~2tc Po~~ ~~fr ha.ncS. lhlll 20th d..,. your borne, call Beao:m 5330 Newport Harbor Publishing Co-, 1,,--:c::--.,....;-;--;,,-;-,,-.,.---= of February, 19t7. after &:JO p.m. l~tft 3011 W . Central Ave., Newport 9 x 15 American Oriental rug with et.TAN B. RALL Beach. 19-tfc pad, practically new. Call Har-•••t• of CaJtto~NALDl e. HALL Z 0 R I C bor 2247-W. 204tc Count,. ot Oranse a WANTED-Experienced lady to ON THTS 24th day of J'ebnaary. A.O.. DRY CLEANING work in hamburger stand: also BEAlJ'I1!'UL 6 pc. rock maple 1N7, befoni me,•Nora B. Kara-wiartb a In Our Own Plant twin t bedroo ·1 Ilk Notary Publh:: In and for aid Countr some work in grocery store. pos er m su1 e, e and State, P9nonally appeared CJyan PICKUP AND Ph. Harbor 728. 19-2tc new; hand made glazed chiptz H. Hall and Donald H . Hall. known to DELIVER spread; frilled type tie-back cur~ me. to be. the Pf!r90ns whoM namM an WANTED Man with bookkee:n.. aubKrtbed to the within lnatrument, -,.. tains; 4 matching lamps; braid and ackn"wledged to me that they Phone ing knowle«ge who can reed oval rod rug with pad. 307 Isl· executed the aam•. BEACON •-J I Pr f bl with hl IN WITNESS WHEREOF I ba,.e ""1 ~ Pans. e erra e arc • and, Ave., BalOOa 20-tfc hereunto eet m1 hand and ain.xed my tectural experience for construe- officl&I -1 the da,. a.nd J"Mf" IA thla tlon office. Apply by letter, TWO-PIECE living room set, cert1.t1cate rk1,tiJ.~~·KA.rui;pARTH Lido Cleaner& giving experience record Ken-double deck G.I. bunks with (SEAL) Not.uy Public In and #or '56 Newport Blvd. neth Schmidt Builders, 2702 , pads. 123 28th St., Newport. ut• County and State. --l~ fK~ Commlalon !a:pltU Jan.. 28. 1960) 'IB-""'" Coast Highway, Newport Beach. --------------tp Pu .-... b. ,., ""'· •.11.11.1 .. 1. MET· CLAD PRODUCI'S 12-tfc A GOOD BUY- CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS -'--s··-lllJ•~· ·~~us -Fictitious Firm Name -~ ~ ov&o&.1&.1 ........ -.E.IV -IS A WISE BUY TH>: UNDERSIGNED do hu•bY ••~ CLARK A BATES tiff. that they are eonductlnl' a acale --e• and ""Ice bualnel!• at 416 Sl•t Metall.lz:ln& Need a Bedroom?. Let U1 Help You Be Wise St....,t. In the City of Ne•Pot1 Beo<h. Welding Spedallo• -' HARBOR FURNITURE Count,. or Orange. Slate of California, ~ 30th St. _ ~-~ ~ under the tlctltfoua firm name or oJl.#0 ~.......,. ~ KRAEMER AND COMPANY Newport BeaCb• 9'--tk and that Mid firm la compoMd of the roilowlng per90n•. whoM! n&mea and addt'M9ea au u follo•a. to-wtt : WILLIS HOFFMAN, Builder Ph' Beacon 8700.R-5 after 5. 1962 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 4-tfc W llllazp Kraemer. S808 Channel Place, Ne"WPOrt Beach. Calif. COOPERATIVE ROOFING CO. 19-2tc BOATS, SUPPLIES 1------~-~ II \Vllllam J. Kraemer. 5402 West Ocean P"!'ont . Newport Buch. Calif. Jack Tarnowake. S80ll Cba.nnel Place. Newoort Beach, CaJlr. WITNF;~ our handa lhl• 211!t day of February, 1S47. WILLIAM KRAEMER WlLLlAll J . KRAEMER . JACK TARNOWBKE ST A TE OF CALIP'ORN1A ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) • ON TRIS 21.at day Of February A..D .. 1M7. befoni me Tom W. Hendereon. a Not.a.ry Public In and ror u.ld County and State. residing therein duly com-mWlont:d and aworn. pereona.lly ap-peared William Kraemer. Wl.lllam J . Kraemflr and Jack Tarno•ake known to me to be the pereoru whoae namea &re aub11erlbed to the Within l'natru-ment , and acknowledged to me that they e11:ecuted the aame. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I ha" hereunto 1et my hand and affl11:ed my ofrlclal seal the day and year In thl• certlrlcate tlnot above written. (SEAL) TOM W . HENDERSON . Notary Public In and tor .aid County and Slate. (My Commlulon e11:plres Yan.h 7, l !M9) Pub.I-Feb. 25 : Mch. 4. 11 , 18. 1947. BUSINESS GUIDE 10 New and Repair Phone Beacon ~280-R • 2573 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa 20-tfc PERSONAL t• SWJM?.>UNG in 3 lessons $10.00. Will manage any hotel or room- ing house on percenta2e basis. David Right, 449 Ea.st Seaside.. Long Beach. 17-7tp TEACHING Sketch, painting and art \\'Ork. W ell ok.nown artist in· structor. Inquire 2624 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. 20-4tc TRAJllSPORTATION 18 REFRIGERATION Domeotl<>-Commerdal RADIOS Soles A Senlee Newpart Electric Appllanclo 230!5 Cout mvt1.-Harbar 2IJ8 &-tfc Fire Pia<>" anti Kindling WOOD Dollvered H. W. WRIGHT Ph. Beacon 6665 1784 Newport Blvd. 3-tf< VENEnAN BLINDS-Aluminum 1tee1, wood. Call .., for free .. t1. ma~. Renovation & reftnllhlng. So. Cout Venetian BUnd Co- West 18th and Newport Aw .. Coota Metia Ph' Beacon 5762-W. 38-tf< \VE WILL upholster or slip cover your furniture at reasonable Stee1 Kitch ens Sell or Exchange for Anything 50 BICYCLES 50 $12.50 up prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. GLASS ENCLOSURES Fbr estimate and selection ot D · T d · p st SHOWER DOORs fabric call Irene Renfro, H unt· aVJs ra ing 0 Southern Counties lngton Beach 5483. 18-4tc 1645 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa Supply Co. . FORMED Windshields & Ratd l5-tf Phone 5585 Laguna Beach Covers m11de to order . Also Pl ex· BEAUTY AIDS 18 ____ 54_8_F_o_r_e_s_t _A_,_•e_. __ 20_-_H_c lglass &: Lucite Sheets for sale Nu-World Products Company· MACHINE and MACHINELESS 303 Third st., Huntington Beach Permanent Waves Upholstery Fabrics 8000 yards to select from WANTED TO BUY Balboa Di;qghy or Snowbird. 1 Good con- 1 ditlon. Harbor 489-M. 20·ltc FOR 'SALE-Fishing boat, bolds , l lh. · ton mackerel $1000. includ· ,ing mooring. C. B . Johnson Rt. 2 Box 407, Costa Mesa. 2'J.4tp W ANTED-12 to 14 ft. rowboat '.with or without outboard motor . Phone Harbor 623-J. 20-1 tc KYACK in good condition. 307 Island Ave., Balboa 20-tfe FOR SALE -Cat Boat; one of Johnson's fine 14 ft. Cat Boats, fully equippOd. 539 Via Lido Soud. Li~o Isle. 20-2tc FOR SALE-18-ft. T ea!< Sloop, new engine, cushions, canvas cover, exc. sails. Best buy in the h arbor district. Call betw. 5 & 6, Harbor 1194-J. 19-tfc BOAT F OR SALE-Northern-type 40-ft. double ender; 7-ton hold: Chrysler Crown engine. $6500. Ph: Beacon 54~R. 19-2tc FOR SALE-Snipe, registered 16- f t., mahogany deck, Ken-Watts sails; good trailer, new tires; complete, $500. Phone SYcamore 43810. l 9-2tc Phone Huntington Beach 178 Tinling and Manicuring roart M>rs tr:i.nAArtt n~ t•u!tne~ at 41 3"!!--~----------80-_tt_< Evf'ning Appt. Ph. Harbor 179-W ~lh St .. ~e-·port Sf'arh. County or v1··s Beautl Shor, or s ·('at£1r and bring hall or tennis ~hoc and a glo\'e. Yardage and Supplies Balboa Canvas Shop Sails -Boat Covers Orange County Upholstery Co. Marine Upholstering Oran1re. Stat" of C't\llf•1rnla, a11 co-CUSTOM TRACI'OR WORK roartner! under :i flctlt101111 n a.me. Grading, excavating. Central 1103 Coast Hiway, rona el Mar Se h S d tn-tidt · 75-tfc 413 W. 4th St., Santa Ana Harbor 207 -224~ 21st St. Phone Santa Ana 5370 Newport Beach Tl·tfr ~re ers . pen "JJriYT'i='• llARROR ENGRAVIXG tillage. R. L. Harmon. Phone --------------('O MPANY 0'. . N• ht M t • "-'e further rertlfy th11t .,,e are the Santa Ana 5090-.J. 9-tfc LOST AND FOUND 22 ., -OD oun a1n "''" nwne" •nJ "'"f."""" of Mid Order Your -__________ 12_-_ttc 1 ~~~=-oc---::,---::--:--:---;;-:--;- 1S.FOOT Open Speedboat, built In l~O. \\ith unused r econditioned b1111lflt'!l!I . Ou r flaffit'll n full and place ~andscape Gardening REWARD for brown lap robe left S. N JUAN CAPISTRANO -or N".!!t•lence are u tnll riwa : F "d H bo Und Sheriff Steve DuHart a nd \VF.ND ELI. v 1-I OYT. 312 Hello-an Garden Maintenance on fC'rry r1 ay evening. a r r s E R v E L trope. Corona d.-1 liar. Cali fornia. LOIS f}9-M. 20-ltp Depl..'itY Sheriff Mark Berry of the J HOYT. 312 Heliotrope . Corona det Gas RefrigerfltOr Orange County sheriff's office )ta1 .. _r; f,::~~~~~ WHEREOF we have \Ve serve Corona del Mar, Costa EMPLOYMENT WANTED Z8 \'Vere a e 00 o an a na hereunto Mt nur hand11 this 16th day 1 FINE Laundry v.rork done in your - mou tains off the O rtega high-or Janu~'j;·:"ii-b~LL v. HOYT Newport and Balboa. home 3 or more hours. H arbor way o welcome a posse which had LOIS J. HOYT Trimming _ Fertilizing 1973-M. 20-ltc V 0 G E L ' S' Willis motor. Needs some work. Make offer. Call Barnum,-Har- bor 12 or 13. 14-tfc FOR SALE-One 16-ft. Douglas Canoe. Also Marine Plywood. 2909 Central, Newport Beach. Ph ' Harbor 2652. 16-4tc i t th I f I S t A .• Mesa, Lido Isle, Balboa Island,'-==""=-=---:---;-;-...,--::-= I N 0 w at spen the night in the mountains. STATE OF CALIFOR:.:IA. COUNTY NURSE undergrad. Wide exper-100 Main Street Harbor 145 Th posse w as one of four part-o F oRANG&-911. Renovating Lawns l5-tf HUSICAL &: RADIO · h " f Ed M N ·1 · On the 16th day or January In the ience wants case. Reasonable.'-------------•es s arc ing or · c ei • miss-year one thouMnd nine hundred and • Lo 1 M" t ing ewport Beach taxicab opera-rorty-15even t>erore me peT80nally arg Call or Write Box "J'' Harbor 1641. 20-ltp. FOR SALE-Portable sewfng ma· ve Y innonet !or . ·ho "'as found Satur~ay even· ~·~v~t'"2,';._~Lt:·i:~J~·~e~r~ NEWS·TIMES LANDSCAPING WANTED by ex-chine, Wilcox & Gibbs make. Story & Clark Piano 1ng nd taken to a hospital. The &Ona wholM! name• are irubKribed to 12-Btp pert gardener and Camelia spec-Can be used for heavy duty Paid $400 6 mos. ago. MUJt sell. poss was far up the side of the the roreKOlng ln11trument and ther lali'st. Beacon 51n..w, after 6 work. Price ~. Phone Harbor Take $250 cash. One small bun- t I h d k tued acknowledged to me that ll'ley executed Ask for a Demonstration .....s .....,... mou an w en ar ness se the nme. or write Frank Tahara, Rt. 2, 2585--J. 16-14tc galow upright, factory recondl- over it. Since the t er r a i n ls WTTNEF<B r/iy band and the •al ot of the new Box 525-X. Costa Mesa. 1S-4tp -------------tloned, fully guaranteed. Many treaqherous, the posse decided to j~7.offlce thl• 16th day of JanUU'7. '.J''PLASTIC-RAY'' NEW Chinese rug, 9xl2. Call Har-others to choose from. For per· bed-4ov.-n some brush and sleep ISEALl GERALD w. RJTCHTE Llghted Stgn • PAINTER WANTS WORK. Vet· bor 15Q3..M after 5 p.m . 17-4tp sonal apJX>intment write Mr. out the night. Notary Public In and for the Chanae the letters ~ colors your-eran. experienced brush & spray. "WEBER" all porcelain Island type Fagan, P . 0 . Box 211, Newport ~e welcomed back to civill· Count,. of Orange. State of • Write Box "E" c/o News-Times. Beach. 19-2tc :--. -,--. caurornla. self. Absolutely safe. Also plu-l9-2tp Dairy Case Unit complete. Near. zatiCfl Sunday morning were, Re-Pl.lb.-M&reh 11 . 18, 2.5. Aprtl 1. 1947. tic dhplays &: articles made to ly new. One used 12-ft. "Super serv1.t deputies Gene Thomas, Rob-NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 9.rder. Phone w. H. TRUSTY, NAVAL ARClflTECT and Hull Cold" delicatessen case. ert "ower, Gale Harmon, Willi8.m The Ne•port Bea.:h City Planntns Beacon 5417. 13-tfc Draftsman wants work. Write Soden Refrigeration Spec. Co., Douglas, Harlan Hart and George Commla!llon will hold a Public Reartnsl --------------Box "G" c/o News-Times. 623 S. Loi Angeles St., Anaheim. Gurllck. Thu ... ay. Much 20. ""· at 7,30 p.m.. CESS POOLS and 19-2tp '"3t• 1 In the Council Chamber-a. Clty Hall, --------------' ~ • N!!wport Beach, ca.11 rornta. TANKS EllPLOYMENT OFFERED CASH FOR PIANOS Phone Mr. Fagan Harbor 1663 P LIC NOTICE PUBLI~ HEARING <ali<d uoon the SEPI1C matter or a pro~ amendment to Plenty of Good Tires 1 tt 0 -• " 5 °··t1 7 c t and w ·ANTED-Dependable woman to 1 • c ; RTIFICATE OF BUS INESS IV nAn~ 1"0 • • ~ on . -Installed Anywhere in 1cT1T1ous FIRM NAME ~~d~.~-2· To permit "Se:l f-Se:"tce Orange County care for 2 children, days. 509¥.s All Sizes STEINWAY GRAND. Gorgeous. TH UNDE.RSIGNED dOf:.11 hettby By ordf!r or the Chairman of tha E . Central Ave., Balboa 20-2tc Case like new. A piano for the Cflrtl that he 111 co nducting a Real Newport Beach City Pla.nnlns Com-Contract Drllllng Pr!--• to f:!ita bu!llnea!I at 501 Eut Centntt mlulon. W ANTED--Capable white woman most ' discriminating. 1..~ A"'"t· Balboa. City of Newport JORRNIL..!!R· AJLL~NLL' •RBRO"'K SeWer Connection to assist as mother's helper , live Compound Motor Ot"I sell at once. Or will rent. Beac . County of Orange. State or p Mr. · r.. "' "' • . D S hmldt p· Co 520 N Se<:retary. (All w k G teed) in own room, bath, radio·, one anz· c 1ano ., · Calif la. under the fl ctllloua firm Pub.-March 1, 18. 1947_ or uaran Gallon, 70c S 3-f name I or COAST PROPERTIES co. .. Full Insurance Can1ed child. Write E . H. Gronendyke, Main. anta Ana. 1 t c and l~t u.Jd firm h1 compoeed or lhe NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Bo 663 B Ibo •-d f follo...,in&' penon11. whOH name• a.nd x I a a .uilan . Re er-western Auto Supply PIANO 7UNING end r epairing. addreaH• are u foll o.,,Jll. to •·It: The Newport Beach City Planning J D McCORMICK e nces. 20-2tc J B B P h Be ROBERT KJLLEFER. 1708 Ocean Cnn1n1!Mlon will hold a Public llearlng • '"· Authorized Dealer . -rown. o ne econ Bouletard. Ne..,,ort Beac-h. C&ll fomta. Tlluntdav-. March 20. 1947. at T:SO p.m .. 340 V!ctoria St. Coeta Mesa 1836 N~t Blvd., Costa Mesa 5294-J . 388 Broadway, Costa "''f ESS by hand thle :>th day Of In thf' Council Chambeni, Clt.y Hall. Beaoon 506g..J G I R L S • .. ~· M.... 78-tfc ltarc 1947. Nf'•·port Beach. Ca.llfornla. ,...tf,. --17-tfc ====-:---.,---.,,-,-,,,-,--ROBERT KlLLEFER PUHLIC HE.A.RfNG upon the ap-~ ... plication of Carl P . Rlpllnr for a 60 SPINET. brand new, slightly dam- r•T E OF CALll"ORNIA. COUNTY peC<ent . ,.tba<k nnanu Co• Lot 7. G t G od J b WASHING MACHINES d 'I hi t S OF OJUNGE---u. B IOC-k S, Re-aubdl\•lalon Election 1. Ba.I-e 8 0 0 age n S pmen · ave. ON ITl-llS 6th day or Karch A. D .. boa 1111and. otherwlae known as •1117 R Q Q F S W"th Future Danz-Schmidt Piano Co., 520 N. 19-17.J'"fore me TOM W. HENDERSON Ge.met Ave .. Balboa l1land. 1 8 If you don't have one do your Main; Santa Ana 13-Uc a No ry Public In and ror M.ld County By order of the Chairman of the W J BENBOW and te. re11ldlng therein dul7 com-Ne.,,port Beach City Plaanlnc Com-• • People are Ullnc the telepbam washing at SPINET PIANO. A few for Im· mlul ed and aworn. penona.IlJ" ap-mlulon. than ... ·ROBERT KJLLEF'l'!R. known JORN ><. ALLEN. Phone Harbor 10l2 J more !!WI'-BILL'S WASH-A-TERIA •mediate delivery. Brand new. to m t o be the per.on whoee n&me • PHILMER J. ELLERllRO!:K. C!-tb A Gorgeous tone and -··. Danz-1• llU ribed to the wftbJa lnatn.a.me.n t, 5Krel&r)' ~ C!l'e llJ'e IDOl"e &niw tD0re op. ~ :~1 a kt'::"~ to me that he u:-Pub.-Kareh 11. 1!M1. ~tfc portunittee for P'la u 475 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Schmidt Piano Co. 520 No. Main, lN TN!!SS WHEREOF, t ha•e CERTIFICAT~ OF HARDWOOD FLOORING lnatal· Phone Beacon 5770 Santa Ana. l..Jberal tenns. here,u to Rt my hand and &!flied m,.. BUSINESS FICTITIOUS NAME led in your new home. Call H. s. 17·tfC 11-tfc ofrtct 9e&l the-·da:r and yea.r ln th1-T E L E p H 0 N E «rtlfi ate tint abovo wt1tten. THE UNDERSIGNED ....... certify Stepp, Huntincton Beach, 5882. Electric and Fire w ANTED-SO used planoo for our (S ) that they .,. coDducUn& a metal bu<f. 16-8tp Q P E R A T Q R S -TOil W. RENDERSOI'I ware buatneu at 2'4 -n s. w ., N••· ,rental department. Now ii the Notary Public In and for -.td port a-..nue. eo.ta Me-. CalUorala. 1 EQuinment Tests 'time to trade your old piano for fMy ~~~T.r:nd i:1t~ Karch 1. :rm• ~te:, ~Ja !'t'1:i~ AL LACHMEYER with the All Quaunea Penonnel a brand new spinet. You will 1949). and that the names and ..-dencte of S I G N S CO-Two, Pyrene A Foam'refllk never get more than right now. _Pu_b_.-±==--=,--:-="'"'==~-.. the .J:=.:::'"":"' ~':"&.~:~,..id Umttod Southern California oo• fixed BYStem and Portables 1Danz-Schmldt Plano Co., 520 N. OTICE OF DIS.SOLUTION .,_......._ Boata W-"-"~A-tc. T I h c -" bl OF CO-PARTNERSHIP G PARTNER.-.......... • ~. "~·· e ep one ompany now IV=• •. Main, Santa Ana. 13-tfc CARL vm<ZllAN Beacon 5178-W ETS HOKIN " GAI>V AN ~ 'ffi'. I;:,.="._t,.G~~ 8. 1.n«iW~ ..... 1~~ 348 E. 18th St.. Costa -The rate al s-Y II &<J04 1tart at Ph n-1000 ~t mlhway 91 tf ADRadiko ~.P~tc. Wet. and Robert K.IUeter. be"totOtW IU.RJC 4. PIER.CS . se.ttc ..i.n. •or a • A-·· _.. In -. .De"8con ..-,1 • c ma et:; L~. e exiatin under tbe Drm name and st)'I• J4 .,_, •1 "' ~ ---. Be 5763 of " AST PltOnRTlJ:S CO." at N~~ ... o.llfonla. connunttta WANTED TO BUY U aeon No. 7!8. £ut Central A"9ue. la UM LZN'A. l PLTT'U"DING BURT NORTON ~_jl,_'!~~'hi=-.:;oo::ll.: -'w-!l:'~..... VDU> Incr11oe1 an troqoent •-In WANTE;D TO BUY Balboa . d._j;M bf mutual -...a Loo .._ C111-.ia. AMON Wl'T!'C!T · Dinghy. Good corulltlon. Harbor 915 Clout Hlabwa7. Newpo.t corwe.n of tM part.Dent. &o4 UM put-WITNJ::SS our ba:D4a tliJJI • 4&7 ol r J:IO the tint two )'ftl'I alone, and 489-Mt 20--ltc 23-tfc :;:• ... ~:;-~rt~1:;a:. ':. ~ January~~ Repa!rlna and Retmdeltnc ~ mare after that. BAB¥ crand Now only USS. Euy aole 0 T ...... ,, .... that .,,. ..id i.m.-DOAN Coo Sink s~ and Etc. Work II In. pleuant --Will Pay Cash ,tenno. Famoua make . Robert KlllertT will conllnu. to Ol>l,._. STA-OP na .. -·-• ~--•-at !IOI -C-trat •• ~u-·-nT• .... ~ r>worbn and • -Far --fllmlturt! or ~-t •-1"---r·•-"t Plano Co., -N. ~:.., "Ne;,. Bwh. c.Jtt...ia. 0~ ~N~·~ ":". Jew17, UCT. Phone llarbor 289-M ;;.~ ._......... ~Ph-llffooD sti',,,":' •w~ M'~~u Ana, 13.ttc wtder UM firm ,...,... ud atJle al won .. .&._!-__ Notary Public 1a iwS tor Rmne Ad&t&w D 29th St. _ ,. C?.,., ~"':.T~_w. the ... ......,17 ......... C'"°' 8-tfc Inquln If----II.... Crawley Furniture Co. ~ type mlrTor piano. A oao. a. Ymflll ~-~t..!•no.:. ~ me& er Qlltp' 1812 Newport Blvd.. Celt& Mma b!au~ Just repo11!1·ed. Pay Ld,ourGrw:y"°"1tdtJ6ClllMlpplan~wttrip ROUW"~ ==: ~"'!..'°,:.".:".:*..;"~,' nREWOO~OO eord. -· 92-tfc rut m of S267.00. fo . _,__ al -. coetl T m.LSl'SI\ las .... .... ...... .._.... • ....--.. Santa Ana 8079-JL ~Uc ~ Paitz..Schmtdt Plano c.o.. 520 N. ~ IJIAXUIUUll ,,_..,.. """""""' ~--that ._ 77 ...riiO -Southern ,.._,.,_,_ rt!&!'lllUU POS SAY ~ II Main. Santa Ana. 13-tfc 0. OJ SW.&nOllD, • o..t arpw-.,. ft. B• r• ldl • I~~~~;::--;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;= ~·= lO.,. e:J*::.ll",,:.. ": VA1Uurwa Seeontl bancl ELECl'ROLUX. s cu. ::!:::==,-:---:--,:--,,,-,:- • ...,. ... ....:_ta ---HARBOR Telephone Comp&111 feet. Price SIS.00. Harbor ~i::=~~ .-. Duxs ="' ... .,. ,.. Plumb~ Senice 100 z. 817 A--2167·W. · :io.:itc ""1 -.One ,.,,.,,, s ~ ~ -· 1,.1'ellPOft-._Bu ••1118W SU1'· NG. II.Ila It., -Am Cl'Kftfe A Kni;!t ---ap1ne1 Jat -a--•I 0 ' ._t., .!!f.~ ---it. -lll:PAJRD«J COil iifilClAl,Tf W Coll CW T """' _,tJ<ll SIS.OD. -Hm-Da IJ@ lmtllt Pl-. Co., tDD If. ~ 11. Ii. -.. .u. -. ·o·• _ .... -••• .,. ., .., bOI' -.w. :io.11e -...._ Jl.4lt . ' -• ---~ -1 '~ " ~ • ~ GREYHOUND -... , . • • • • • • • ) • • -,., ••w•o•T BALBOA MlllWl-TI••• flJIW•ll Kew ...... ••• a.Ill.. ¥= a U.11'1 -• -·•·mr&n • ••t.mu.n • WAJ,Mr.An • • ·want Ads Continued From Preceding Page KEYS -wan. TOil Walt voom:s 100 -at.,. llalbo& '9'-tto FOR RENT -After alte ration, stores, offices, bu,,iness section Balboa. Suitable for beauty sa- lon, c h l..r o p r a ctlc, optometrist, dance or business school, Apart- ment included. H arbor 355-M. 20-4tc FOR RENT-Room with ajoining bath &. private en trance. 311 Isl- and Ave,. Balboa. ~2tc MODERN ROO?.tS, men only, no drinkers_ 221 E. 15th S t., Costa Mesa. W.:ltp AVl'OllOllQ a ti*" • ()li'en•-iNJe "38 foar dDar' ..... Kot« aood. -..........,., ...... ndlat«, -batte'y. Calm -at N.,..n-bfils,, er call Barnum at Harbor 12 er 1& Priced at $'1115. cub. -STOP- TIRE WEAR Let Us Balance Your Wheels With Our New Modem BEAR DY-NAMIC Wheel Balancer Approved Clleyaler and • Plymouth Partl and Sen1oa NEWPORT HARBOR MOTORS 2616 W. Cenqal Ave. Phone Harbor 636 • ~tfc -----------FOR RENT-Smalt apartment on TRAD.Eft.8 11 Balboa Island to June only. Ph. TRAILERS FOh RENT- Huntington Beach 2481 . ~l tc Do your own hauling and mov- FOR RENT-Office or store space. ing. All new equipment, $2.25 & B usiness district, Newport . P h: $2.50 per day. W e furnish hitch. Bearon 8700-R-5. 16-4tc Myrehn Bros. Service Station. R OOM FOR RENT-Balboa ls· Cor . 17th & Newport Blv1., Costa Meaa 2-tfc land on Bay Front. Call Harbor ----------- 1993-R between 12 and 2 or after S:lO p.m. l !Htc W ANTED TO RENT 4! W At~TEO T O RENT-2 or 3 bed- room house ror summer on Bal- boa Island or Lido. Call Beacon ~M. 20-2tc W ANTED T O R E NT-3 to 5 bed- room house for month or August. Ocean front preferred in Balboa or East Newport. Responsible 3 HALS CO TRAILERS $275.00, $325.00 , $425.00 Cash, Each priva te party. Phone WH 6822. . 20-??? Need a little "·ork. Do it your- -----------self in spare time and O\\'Tl a LOCAL Dentis t \\'ants to rent nice trailer at ridiculously low furnished apartment or house. cost. See Mr. Fisher, 10:00 to No children or pets. Phone Har-3 :00 daily, at F isher-King Ranch, .-bor 421-J. l &-tfc on Coast highway, just south of SUMMER RENTAL W ANTED -Cor ona del Mar. 20-2tp In Balboa, at least 3 bedrooms. Call Harbor 3Uhl. 18-4t< -----------REAL EST ATE Iii RESPONSmf..E professional man ;.::: _________ _ and small adult tanilly would 3 ACRES hilltop~ 2 houses, 1ar- like to rent good furnished house ae:es. Oranges, lemons, avocados, in Newport Harbor area for 3 $25,000. Ortego Highway, half months beginning June 15. In re-iO.il.e east of Mission, San Juan plying, please give details as tQ capistra.no. Owner, Har. 2199-W location, rent asked, etc. Post. after 6 p.m . 13-8tp office Box 310, Tucson, Arizona F OR SALE BY OWNEll.-lmmed.- 1~3!< iate possession furnished 5 room WANTED TO RENT-Bldg. suit house, newly decora ted, ~ acre, able for light garment manu. close to store & bus. 12491 Vic- facturJng Harbor Area. Approx. t oria S t., Costa Mesa. 20-2tc 20x40 or larger. H . 1735-J. FOR SALE-Level lot, 600 block, ____ ..;..... _____ 11_-4....;.tp Larkspur Ave ., Cor ona del Mar. WANT TO RENT-Furnished or Call owner H arbor 1902-W. unfurnished house, 2 or 3 bed· 19-3tc NEWPO~T HEIGHTS OCEAN VIEW 3-bedroom home, near Cllff Drive. large living room with vaulted celling. Hardwood floors, stone f'treplace, large lot, ~ and shed. 'Ibis tine property has just been put on the-market and won't last long. $12.500-tenns. JOHN E. SADLEIR-Realtor STANLEY A. SMITH-Associate Broker 505 Coast Highway CORONA DEL MAR HM. 741 20-ltc • LINWOOD VICK R e a lto r Balboa Island Two bedroom beach home near bay In nice location. Hardwood. floors throughout. Full pr t c e $10,500 Bay front home. Three bedrooms, two baths. Apartme nt over two car garage. Patjo, Pier . Furnished. Possession. $42,500 LINWOOD VI CK R e alto r 312 1\farine Ave. Balboa Island HARBOR 2241-W or 548-M LOOK !!!! 20-ltc MORE MONEY IS LOST BY NOT BUYING THAN BY BUYING REAL ESTATE. -BUY NOW! LOVELY ESTATE Nice home-3 bldgs_ Fruit trees, landscaped, fish pond. On two streets. Present income $90.00 from 2 bldgs. Ideal for restaurant, rest home. One bldg. can be used for factory. Priced to sell at $29,500.00. -Terms. BUSINESS LOT ON 'CORNER Only corner lot left on Newport Blvd. between Newport and Costa Mesa. 110' on Newport Blvd. Priced at $8,500. Your own terms will buy this-one. Don't lose by waiting. BEAUTIFUL HOME -COSTA MESA Lovely 3-bedroom home near high school. P atio fenced in. Landscaped. Listing reduced from $13,500.00 to $12,500.00. At this price its a steal. See it at once, BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH VIEW Must be seen to be appreciated. Priced at $22,500.00. Further Listings For Sale or Rental Appreciated rom1 will lease. Phone Harbor 107 81-tft FRANCIS J. HORVATH, Broker· Harbor 18()5..R -OFFICE --328 28th St. F OR SALE-Opportunity to buy a Harbor 1922-R -RESIDENCE -116 35th St. 2-acre r anch with barn and fur-20-lt c nished house: Equipped with cow +---------------------- dehorning and hoof trimming ma- RESPONSIBLE telephone em· pl<>yee wants to r ent 3-bedroom house in Santa Ana or vicinity or will exchange rental of my house in West Los Angeles. Southern Caillornla Telephone Co., Santa Ana 6701-Ext. 23. l ().tfc WANT TO RENT-2 or 3 bednn. chine. Industrious man can earn $15 per day with equJpment be- sides income on property. Stock- ed with chlckem , pig and cow. See E. E . Starnes, %. mile w est of Bristol on Edinger · in Santa Ana. 16-tfc unturni.ahed house. WW leue. FOR LEASE-$30.00 per month, Call s&m Porter at Harbor 7rJ1 14x37 floor area, second floor. or ·13. ~Uc 2810%. Lafayette Ave., Newport W ANTED TO RENT-House or Beach. Harbor 2091-J . 18-4tc . .Apt. by local business man. Pb: FOR SALE-Corona clel M.:r• e.. -Mr. Johnson Beacon 5224-J. ft. lot, 1 block from school. IOU.th 16-4tp of Blvd., good location for lJ>. ---------:..:....~! come.Owner. Ph.H-2139-W. W ANTED-Tiiree-bedroom house fl>.t!r for winter ental or one year ----------- lease. References can be £1ven. Call. collect , atrus 33831. 95-tfc MONEY TO LOAN M LOA.NS TO BUlLO, ba,J, :mprove, modem1ae or r-ttn•nre Newport Balboa hderal 8&.,,_ and t.ic.n AM<M"laum 3333 Via Lido Ph. Harbol' 1!500 NEED MONEY? See. Us for Quick, Helpful Service on Your Financial Needs -Loarui on Furniture Salary Car or Other Security Hours: 10 to 1 and 3 to 5 (O ooed Satunllcysl NEWPORT -BALBOA ESCROW CO . 2611 West Central Harbor 141-W Real Estate Loans Exchange -Bulk Sales MAX HURWITZ J.5..8tc TEN ACRES bound Rancho ad· dition to Butte Q ty, ?cautornla. About 2 miles from town, on the Sacramento River . Sub lrrtgatied farm land. raises wheat. barli?y' & rice. }fas lease t o Rlchfield Oil Co. 'trade for Baech prop- erty, business or residential. va- cant or b uilt. Land clear & title clear in Glenn County, Calllor- nla, not far from WUJ<>or, Calif. Donn Hall, pllone Harbor 1047. 14-tfc -Wll.L TRADE-Lota oa Udo Iale a1oo lotl oa Pwnbwlla Oil Pm-· chwo!2cr3bedrocim- la Harber dlotrtct. Phone Barbar 107 81-tfe J814~ Newport Blvd., C...ta .._ --5220 ' <-tr<m Alpha &ta Markell Water Front Home 2G-ltc COMPLETELY FURNlSHED ~--------:..:.....;,;,; AIJTOllO'llVIC a TIUCll II 2 BR. • 2 STORY -FillEPL&CE 'G S'IUDEBAKER S~ Com-Pier and Float ID --~ • ........irt..., $18,SOO ...... lletiter, -Urea, --: -<GDdlt1oa. Sl'll!O oui.. c.n Kaskey 84'11 W. Central CMW -~w at Na. 1 PHONE BARBOR «rl -hlj nd, -Jl.21p l'lllc na s•1x--1917 Plebtd c:mm. roa s•1 1 BewatlM ,..,,rr Jmt I I " Radio, lletiter, foe lllbta, !lpl"'od, 612 111111 CU J 11111t llPt. Good Ollllll Pr I c e Aft. Oirona del -· Call Al-..,_ :lot WMh••wlali St. Bal--._ A'nmUc t-11111. ... ~' • Jl.tfc -. ~ J. M. Mill er & Associ ates Realtors Harbor 1264 15th & Central Newp ort Bea ch Home Well located 2 bedroom house and garage. J ust renova ted. A fine year ·round home for a small farn- Uy.-$8,500_ Ocean Front Home Between Newpor t and Balboa. A fine large 5 bedroom home in first class condi tion. 3 baths. Large liVing room fireplace, dining room. fine kitchen, ample closet space and large service porch. 2 car de-- tached garage. In neighborhood of nice homes. Call for appoint· ment. Near Bay Frone Owner \\rill consider trade of an a ttra ctive 2 bedroom home, fully furnished, including 24' cruiser with mooring and dinthy and small sailboat for comparable 2 bedroom home in Alhambra - Temple a ty area. Business Opportunities Gall Clift Babln D!ffNER HOUSE. Thla one IA clean .. a pin. can be operated with minimum of help. New leue at reasonable rent. BARBECUE -DELICATESSEN. New equipment. F u t turnover ID lood profit ltmw. G.....s $22,000 lut R --. BOAT WORKS -WAYS. Good -Jdnc equipment. A ...U value. • - J. M. Miller & AMOci1tee Realtor1 - Brine Your Buyln& aad Se!Hng Problems to Ua Ocean and Harbor View-Corona del Mar Nearly new modem home of 1 bedroom, ba:th, kitchen with nook. living room with fireplace. cute. Dutch doors. Price $7500, temis. Immed. possession. ' -.... Corona de! Mar -Beach Home Home has living room with fireplace, kitchen, bed- room, and bath. Partly furnished. So. of Hlway, 5 blks. from large beach. Fruit trees. Full price $6200. . Back Bay View -Vz Acre 2-bedroom, 5-room home, large bedrooms, large din- ing room, large kitchen and living room. Lot 80x250. Price $7500-Terms. ' Balboa Island Home and Apartment 'l\ve>-bedroom home; completely furnished. Nice yard, landscaped and fenced. I-Bedroom apartment for income rental. Garage. $14,500, tenns. Vi Acre -Eastside -Costa Mesa 1 or 2 bedroom home, single garage. Chix equip. 50 mixed fruit trees, all bearing. Price $6000--Tenns. Corona de! Mar -See These Lots Three R-2 lots on nice corner. 90x118 at $5600.00. Se\ve rs in, side\valks in, ocean vie\v. 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 45xll8. Sewers in and paid. All units completely furnished. Yard nicely landscaped. $12,400 full price at good tenns. Costa Mesa -5 Roo m Home 1 block from shops, east of Newport Blvd. Home' is va cant. 5 yrs. old, built when materia l was good and plentiful. 2 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, dining room, large living room, pretty kitchen, lots of tile in kitchen & bath. Hdwd. floors, floor furnace, gar. This property is 1 blk. ftom schools, churches. bus & shops. Price $10,500 terms. We have key. RELY ON RELIANCE Vi Acre -Rancho -Santa Ana Heights 3-bdrm. stucco, hdwd. floors, fireplace in end of large living room. Home built of good constr. Just finished redecorating inside & out. Double garage. Nice landsca ping. P rice $87SO.-.-Sy terms. Cor ona de! Mar -Be st Buy 4-rm. home, completely furnished; lg. living room with beam ceiling, knotty pine interior, California fire place. Combina tion dining room and solarium; twin beds in bedroom ; lots of closet space. Close to stores on Larkspur. 1¥.,-car garage. Vacant. Inuned. possession. Price $8950--<!asy terms. ' Business Opportunity We have 2 ceramic businesses, cafe, grocery stores, bawling alleys, sma ll boat mfg., cleaning & pressing establishment , radio sales & Service, service stations, etc. Come in and look them over. Nearly New -Costa Mesa ~bedroom stucco home , completely furnished with approximately $2000 worth of nearly new tumlture, rugs and carpets, pre-war. Kelvinator, Wedgewood, dinette and dining-room set, nearly new living-room set , drapes, blinds, curtains, etc. Tile bath and kitchen, hardwood floors and two floor furnaces. Large dooble garage, back yard fenced. East side. Price, $12,500-only $4000 down. f' . Vz Acre Orange Ranch Costa Mesa -Eastside. 2-bedroom home. New_ Va- cant. Partly furnished. 17 full grown Navel orange trees, bearing heavy; 1 fi g. Price $8750-Terms. We also have 425 other listings at all prices. See us if looking for Home, Apartment or Lot. Corona de! Mar-Beautiful Residence Two bedrooms with guest quarters over garage. House has dual floor furnace, double 'sub-flooring, under beautiful golden oak. Heaterola control fire- place. 2'h blks. from beach. Bathers' outside shower. Home is stucco with tile roof ; house termite treated; yard is beautifully landscaped. Lot 60x118, fenced, completely redecorated throughoot; sewers in and paid. Attractive tenns. Price $18,500. ,Make offer. Ocean View Lot -Newpo!1 Heights Near Cllff Drive, 50'x135', sewers in, water m. On Redlands Ave. See our sign. Only lot for sale In this vicinity -$1950. Open 7 o.ys Every W~ 8 L m. to S p. m. RELIANCE REAL TY & INVESTMENT 00. .).. R. EBRlTE JIM W. DOAK Clyde B. Doak W. C. Qabberd . George Ev-.i I 1936 Newport Blvd. 14.1:1 Omt BIN 1 ' Calta .. a. .... del Mar 811 cm Sll57-W Bubar 12'11 • PROPERTIES P PERL y PRICED -, · Choice Bu~lding Sites 52'h foot frontage South side Ocean Blvd-. $4,000 52'h foot frontage South side Ocean Blvd .. -. ..i.$4.250 2 Central Ave. multiple zon~ lots, adjoining, eech $2,800 I . I Balboa Multiple Income-Best Location ' Main unit has 3 bdrms., living room, kitchen, l 'h baths, den, dining room & servi"'l porch. All in very nice con- dition. Rear upper apt. 2 bdrms., livil'.lg room, kitchen & bath. Rear lower apt. 1 bdrm., living room, kitchen & bath. Less than year old, :JO' sportfishing cruiser, must be sold with the Real Esta~. It has 2 berths, toilet, gal- ley, 2 fishing chairs, fish well, Gray Marine engine and the mooring is included. All shii>-shape and In A-1 con- dition. Rentals and boat chartering figure up to an un- usually attractive income. i · Total Price $26,500 Excellent TelTlil.S - P ossession. El Bayo--CI9se to the. Bay Attractive, modem , 6-yr.-old, tiled roof, 2-bedroom home furnished. Garage, patio and barbecue included. Can't be built or duplicated for the price. $14,000 -Terms -Possession Costa Me.sa ' 5-yr.-old, modern, attractive, very well furnished 2-bed- room l)ome. Built to live in , has livipg room, dinette, kitchen and service porch. Single car garage with ad- ditional room at rear adjoiils the house. You can't BEAT this one. $9,750 -Terms -Posses sio n COAST PROPERTIES . CO. REALTORS -INSURANCE . "Serving Balboa Harbor Area" 703 E . Central -Balboa -Harbor 2658 20-ltc B. A. N E R E S 0 N • REAL VALUES HOMES -INCOME -BUSINESS OPPORTIJNITIES · INSURANCE Exclusive'. East Side Almost new 2-bedroom 1stucco home, Pulhnan tile bath, tile ki,tchen, hdwd floo rs, 2-car garage. Can be bought furrlished or unfurnished. Very good furni. ture only four months old. Close to transportation, shopping and schools. Must sell this week. Better see it today. We have the Best Buys in Lots and Acreage In and Around the Harbor Area Two Offices To Serve You ,, B. A. N :ERESON REAL FSI'ATE BROKER AND ASSOCIA"IE;; ' Phil D. Soloman .-SALESMEN '---John Bondra 1972 Newport Blvd. .. 819 South Main Costa Mesa, Calif. Senta Ana, Calif. Phone: Beacon 5225 Phone: s_ A. 7240 20-ltc BALBOA ISLAND CLOSE TO NORTH BAY -Desirable 3-bedroom home, attractive living ropm, fireplace, patio, garage. Price $20,000 I NORTH BAY FRONT-Furnished, ·5-bedroom home, large .living 11."'m with tir<fplace, dinilJg room, 2 baths, 2 maid's rooms, 2-ear garage, pier and fl oot. Choice location. I . Price i$48,000 CORONA DEL MAR Good value ·rn 2-bedroorrl house. large living room, Heatolator fireplace, fine hardwood floors, patio, rumpus room over garage, 60-ft. frontage, well planted 1 and landscaped. Close to ocean. -Price !$17,700 . 2-Bedroom front house wiµt 2-bedroom Income unit in rear. Large g;µ-age. Good comer location. New and attractive. . I Price j$23,500 WILLIAM ~-SANFORD _ ~TOR GERmUDE 1'.-1w ALDRON . 308 ll1irlne Aw., Balla. I.m.d ' ,- • • • I • • • . ' ilie arrival of another complete llllit of tl\e - modem ~ equipment far -ped<:«m- ance ' of visual ~· May -take this ~t)' to thank _. ln- nunmUle patients and friends wbo · have mode thla eqiomlon _.hie Dr. Horace Caden Dr. Dean M. Hansen Optometrlst and Staff 217 W. Fourth SL ' SANTA ANA TRAVEL TOURS ALL PLACES I -~ Coaollld .. by CoL T. le. &t!d- GUATAMELA -MEXICO Julia AM Hyde Travel Service 71S N: Main St. -SANTA ANA -Phone 4910 --Af""t -Air -Ball -B1IO -- llOW • ae-i-t :ae.e.rvauou Pbo11e tor Appobatmmt Will 0.0 Ocean . Front Cafe French Fried Shrimp and. Fish· Our Specialty --·. e STEAKS e CHOPS e DINNEBS -· ....... -...... ··-...... ,, .... ... _,_, W444 ... BEER SANDWICHES 44444 ·-••""""" --....., m ......., " -o """'""" ,. "'"'""" Fountain Service ...... - 2114 Ocean Front Newport Beach CATE AND DAVIS .LIDO .HARF S452 Via Oporto -Udo VIiiage -Newport Beach Phone: Barbor 784 * Overlooking Beautiful Newport Bay Hours: 4 to 12 p. m.-Closed Tuesday * A Waterfront Restaurant featuring .... Shore Dinners Steaks . . • Ciocktails Does Your llouse Need Painting or Cleaning? ti. No waiting. _Work done Immediately by hldiJy lldJled Journeymen l'lllnt:!&:.:l the most mod-em equlpmmt and llwt • t:.~- Owned and operated by World War D Vetenn .,..fog your pewt good will 111!'1 patronage. ~~ l'or Free &#maf'IJll Phone HARBOR 2645 Lee C. Bean LUMBER • For That New Hoine For That Addition to Your Home DOUGLAS FIR 2" 4, 2 x6, and wider .. 1 " 6 Sheatlng $93.00 per 1000 $95.00 per 1000 !jmall ,Delivery Oharp • Redwood Siding Dry-Pine . Opm s.tudaJ ....... p No f'dulll) N~ P •. D. Starr l.•1M!Per CorP. G33$ ~lhem 'A.ve. • ~ (Jate Jil!!ltf t• flJ PPP? Jpz 7 '1111 t.a.e •mod pop11•r clared..o. o6. -mtpty mldpt aato r-. -~. --.e st<rlq tile •-pant nil a worldq over, will be -of u.e featured pertonnen ta u.e opeetas IS..t ~. tlle 1M1 lllldc•t Aato radq MM• at Ute BllDtlfetoll Bwll Speedw07 oo 8•407· • I • -' . I . . "IJ you can pay rent ••• you can pay f9r your own home through our 1 low-cost financing plan" I Page7· NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL SAVINGS "ntl Lb AN ASSOC I AT ION ·Carr'i Feed Store I-Jay lllld Grain Quality Feeds -t- o.a, DllltwJ 81z I a 11'6 lDINMpwt ..... OOftA.nA rr WAS A OIUIAT DAY --~hie 1-t c1a1t ---alter a '-•I yean darlac wlUeh ti.ere wu a war uad durlac wtdcll mo.a ol 1&9 memben were elll'SP'd ln war 1ervtce. 8boW1l bere are four of tbe J9da-t.mell wM took ,..rt ID tbe re-ecUvatlo• oeremonlee wblCb. Included the ......._ ... or tM Amerlean oolon u well u tlae burpe of the aewly opened ~t club. From left to. rtcht. lbe7 are: eom.a-lore J!vereU llonil of the Newport Harbor Yacht club. wbo wu pMt of bonor; Bear Commodo.re Kent IDtabcock: Commodore Tom Kut ter of tbe Ud2 ble Yacht duh and Ida Vlce Co~ 6>re NI.ck deMark. SpalcUac Eutman. 8fletet&ty and t:reuu.rer of die clalt, wu ,pl"NIMl.t at tbe oere--mome., bat did aot pt bl u.e p&ctare. -News-nmes Photo by Kent Hitchcock. P. A. Pal1nc. President aaaa VIA LIDO I KAA•O" 1aao NEWPORT BEAC~, CAL.IFDRNIA I Contr~tors' Rental Equlp111ent Quality Lamber and Builmhs Malarial. NeWJ>Ort Harbor Fishing News Belen1ef by Spo~ishing Assn. of Newport Harbor • COSTA MESA LUMBER CO. R. Ii. HO$TliTU:ll rs...ax?•aou * • insurance p.a. palmer INCOIPOIATll> w. 0. bud, ............ ~ 3333 via Udo, newport beach, callf. telephone *, newport beach, harbor 1500 ' * * • Before Yoa Balld or Remodel VllH Oar 1111111'&0 • !a,.. ... N~ JIG I • Color 11'!\'8, plan- nlnc aldl,~ he ~ ~ C8rpeCa and~ LUILU• S..-W...· •11711 .. A "'t ...., __ •IMW • • • across t h e streets announcing opening day, ba n d concerts, speeches by the Mayol', prizes for the neatest boats, and all the other factors tihat make a good old fashioned town celebration . • • • We pride our- eelftla o• tJae Oltroaometer -of-... tell Jepillbv. ~ao carale W'Odl:· rs Hr..._ ' , ........... i • 17 I: I' ' ·, i • 7 I I\! 'I • • , . •. ;-r.r 4,:d::z 1m l!!i a t ~ .,. __ . " I IW generally cleaned up the site, to m ake it a first class landing. The May-B, a day fishing boat, ls now operating from this location, and it will soon be joined by a new boat now unde r construction in the Lowman yard. Also available, is a cafe and pr>le rental service . • • •• ~In M~ fM the Bulldbls Coatnetor BUILDING and ,CABINET SEK~OE DUTCH .HEACOCK ~ Office: -125 EMt Bay -BALBOA It'• Bu•h Way• Now Cabinet Shop:-H1s: s. Barbor Blvd. -BANTA ANA Another boat and yacht main· tenance service is avaibable to Phone HARBOR ~ or BEAO)N 55Q8..W the harbor, due principally to the '!J~~~~~~~ marty lures of the area better de--r scribed by the Chamber of Com· qierce. Young Wes Bush O\\'TIS the Par· ker Water Works, and is m anager of the Parker Electric Supply Co. in Parker , Arizona. He has his 25 ft. yawl. Lenora, located in the harbor for some time, but recently decided he was letting business interfere with a more pleasant life in Newpart, and is now selling his one man utility company and other holdings in Parker. \Ves has taken over the west ways at the Beecher Co. yard. on Coast High\\'ay. and has named his new business, Wes Bush's Ways. The l\1ary Ann. Nor th Ameri· can built tuna clipper \Vas on the Bohman Co. marine ways last week. The Bohman Co. were r e· pa inting the hull a nd bottom, M()r harry a nd McCartney were finish· ing the electrical installations, and the North Amer ican Shipbuildin g Co. ,,·as comple ting the tremen· dous outfitting job necessary for a boat that can travel 8000 miles, hold 90 tons of fish, and furnish living accomodations for nine fish· ermen. The Asaro brothers, of S a n Diego, '''ill .be operators of the boat , and they plan to begin fish· ing in Mexican \Yaters in about two weeks. The Mary Ann is 75 ft. long, has a 21 tt. beam, and her main power is a huge 240 horsepower Washington deisel. • • • Ripp I es The Kathy Jane \Vas back in her Seacraft Co. slip for provisions, refueling, and minor repairs, after a three \\.'eek fishing trip into southern wate rs. A good catch was made, and sk ipper Ralph Osterode of New· port plans to leave this week to get the ones he missed last time. The Kenneth E . Wilson Co., sales agency for Chris Craft on C.oast Highway, delivered a new 46 ft. doublf. cabin enclosed bridge cruiser to Ov.1en Masters, an autcr ~obile dealer of Long Beach .. This is one of the most beautl· ful boats procurable, and to men· tion it almost violates our policy ot not writing about any boat too palatial to r eceive .an albacore, however there •1s ample room in the aft cockpit for a fishing chair. DA VINO DIV AN a,nd CHAIR (new) ·-······ .. ······-·-$1~.00 MONTEREY DIVAN and C'1UR (nsed) ________ $S8.50 . Good Selection of A.II Porcelain Cook Stoves ' . . 4x6 NU\VAY innersp'g MA'ITRFSS (240 coil) $32.50 np • Sx3 SANITARY INNERSP¥JNG MATTRESS BOX SPRING to match ... ~ ... -.... ·--·-··-····-··--·$32.50 RUGS -- -All sizes and In ~ condition, Unfinished Chests --J Drop Tables -- Chairs - -Lamps --' Ice Bo I es - -Vases Ceramics --Desks. . HARBOR FURNITURE Phone Beacon 5538-.1 1962 Barbor Blvd. COSTA MESA GLASS DOORS DO! ~~ GLASS SHOWER DOORS rous"ED AWMINUM P'IAMa II doesn'I take long for shower curtains lo becomc1 unattractive, mildew~ and be. draggled But 1 Eugene Class Shower DoOr will give )'OU a lifetime of~ ind never lose that modem beauty tho! glass and pol~hed aluminum give. LcU-· proof, drip-proof, rust·proof. Choice of plain or~tiYC glass. ~ CVIT0Mi9UILT DOOll INITAUID We visited ~ i th Joe Stupian aboard h ls Enchantress,, 26 ft. Richardson, at the Ed Ev~ Land· ing in Balboa. '11te ingeneous ccr owner of the Stupian & Petty Co. Complete of Pasadena, has designed a jig -.....,_ .. :;:.:.:low::_,:u:, • '2950 pole holder that is easy to adjuSt, , strong, yet attractive. • U.,. 8enlce He hu ilia developed a remote SMITH A. NI) HAHN,' con~ol mechanism which permits .i1. ......... ' ('-' steering from any part of hill boat. PlaoDe 4341-W ~ Ana, Oollf. ~~~~~~~~~ Newport Cle4ners 5· Day . Laundr, Se+ 5 ~Day Cleaning · I.aapdry Leaves 1lte&, Thun., & Sat. iiu~ I . Cub and cm,. I . ~-9 C,a~ lUYd._. · . . · ·ff ~" ·1$1~ · _ _ ~ew.PO(t Beach · · • • . . ' Men of Good W°dl ' Take the iDalt Side! :...~:;...;:. World at a Glance tbe~:.,;:: tallt'POlll llA' PoA ,_"-• ' sa Ill a llt6o ""1' ., mw:UID ~ -oat at. toar t.l ""19 out at. ao; In 111t ll!'cal, IM C1711J --. Tbe -~07 bu' a tm- NEWS.;TIMES ...... wwwnm111 • ,,, ,,.._,T 1 mlZ 'p •a • .._.,,,,, ol ~ • H; rt 11le WU1~1 • ..__ -C -w...---~ .&Ir W z= , -t that Ibo main ~-to _,.,.. to c:ruob ber otbjabis ~ •1 !pt'oo ,...._. A4nw>-'2JIO PE' -•or-Owtr: ln:IF -tFlt. 'l'bln -a labor The 23:,...,...,id A-.i Plot tbe '2.JI bllllon plan to dlltt to tbe 17111& cm tNm IDll t he noc.-'3.'111 PE',.... to.--. a.oDPE'-tollll-cwpnl-. wbo oet hlo CN tra-t plane faet that tbe -fer bl$ber _., llmlted to i \j, lnd>ee to =II i1t1 • a.g;,t:r .::oru:1:" .r:=:-a.lllJ:wpart B 77 $, tlll~.~·:i-:4.. ":'!!. ~ ~~-.: :..~ =-=::: i:;.. "-:.. ";: ~ ':'~ ~ble~tbe ~mar!": . ranpd a ~ at. .,...ken for the Ncrth Pole IDll .-.led 11 would cnate a bup flmtl wtdcb ;..,,.1na firmly po;.ked cm the UK D. POR'IEk - - - - - - -• • PuN1o!w the -of orpnb1q a union. f-airmen, p w eomlndq ,f!W!r7 palltldon -.Id ....,t to ~ bllh aide. ' F, Q. J1IOll'I' • • • • -, .• - -• • • lldltcw About forty-ftw -attended. proaf'tbat .our ~ c:U riae to an extra hie olloi at. for bla di-' ------------ii w. F. DIXON • -• --• , -Ad••tlllbc .. _ or 1n peacetime tnct. The nnt a1ep -· w.c !"' Pllntlzc Plant, aou w. C...tral A-Newpart BM$, caJiiGrilla ~be= ...:.:.lid:.;.::! :U ':"'i!-:.. When It --: llwo ... the blcb.._ la :: put GUARANTE'ED Offtd I P _. th Ci*"' of N -...,..,. announl:ed. Tbla time about thirty, over It oeemed quite abnple. Youna to ...,.k the many mllllom or , .• aper OJ. e y e........ nn attended. Still anotbei' meet: Lleut.,.ant Cavnar, ~ ........ dollars """' available for roads. Aw NI~~ Gs ! 1 A D111 .,.,. ._ --tor 0.. n ir-Inc ,... announced, with aucb a pilot. Juat n.w bla plane to the The aeoond step would be to es-.l'I Active Member of fanfare of publicity that no worker apot •here the men were Jmown tabllab more drlvlna: couraeo for In the town could poalble be un-to be and picked them up. In 1. teen.qero and adulta. awan ot IL Leu than a llCON!'at'. matter ot houra they were back """"-Pr 11 tended thla ume. In the Statet. But the ll rescued . -.,,, a ._. ,. · Not lone afterward the organ-men know It. wasn't that limple. The newa from Wuhtngton re-- lzer strode into the office ot the They know that it took creat ooui--veals that Colonel Klllan who com· president or t h . manu!acturlng age to put • 3(}.ton alnhlp down manded the notorloua Army prlaon company. on an unknown tee and snow cov-camp at Uchfteld, England, hu ._----+-------------------.LI '1 came here to organize yo\D' ered lake. They knotv, too, that been recommended for promotion. workers," be stated. ''They didn't It took great ak11I to get the big cood maw ex-G.I .'1 are un- respond to the ' Idea u I th<>Uiht craft oft again even with the aid doubtedly uklng, How come! Evl- lhey -would. 111 admit that I wu of rock.ell. Lieutenant Ca\mar hU dence presented at the Uchfteld mllllnformed about their pay ratet; been recommended for the Dis: brutillty trlal ahowed that Colonel I didn't know how much that tlngulahed Flying Croa. He de-Kilian either orderejl or permitted CORRAL D U ST Being bom to gentle folks ••• that's w here come be- ing "Born a Gentleman" ... Don't depend on that; It takes more than "birthrights" to continue being on&. -Jack Lindsley . The Red Cross bonus· system of youn dJd for 1ervea it. • inhuman treabnent/of prisoners ln them. If Td known how thinp New Oamf!r& that camp. Yet, be WU let oft were I'd never have come. The new camera which turns with a 1lap-on-the.wrllt penalty "Understand,'' he said belliger-out· 8 finished picture in just 60 consisting of a $500 fine and a ently, "I could still organize your seconds seems certain not 0 1 to reprimand. The American Vet· plant. There are waya of dolng tt. revolutionize photography. :Sy an era~s· Committee ca 11 e d it a March is Red Cross month. I t is the month in which But I'm not going. to do It. It all indU1try but also to broaden its "whitewash". So did lots of other employers were like you there sco and ea tel Increase it:s people. Now the Colonel ts recom- great organization seeks to raise $60 million, the minim probably wouldn't be any unions." val: and gr useful~ess. Pictures mended for promotion. Maybe the amount necessary to carry on its work of relief and assist Then he pulled 8 · pack.age from taken in connection with medical Army wants to compensate for ance to those in need both here and abroad. his poc~et and announced, "Here's and other scientific research can the "pe~alty''. It's things like this something for you, from my now be ed . edi t 1 th'lt seriously weaken Army mor- Altl\ougb-the-war has been over for a year and a half th union." 1The gift was a pair of scann mun a e Y ra-ale. gloves of beautiful material and ther than after a de~ay of hours aftermath of war-privation, hunger and disease-.must stiY fine workmanshi f ki d t h t or even days-and time Ln such BBC "Paaned" be dealt with. In this humanitarian \VOt'k the Red Cross hj was priced at :bo~t ~ift~n d:i-work Is often a _most vtt&l factor. It may be some source of com- , been tmceasingly active. • Jars on the ret ·1 k t To _the movie dirktor the oppar-fort to American broadcasters to The · al The labor or~ani= l~fl town tunity of studri:ng_ 8 "shot" im-hear that the British Broadcast- . re lS so much to be done to help maintain the moral then, but every Chri'stmu there-med.lately after 1.t 18 taken.should _ __ ! ing Corporation gets· criticized al· of Americani troops serving abroad, to aid veterans and their after he sent a pair of gloves to cnab.le him to improve his. pro-so. It's only sponsor, the qovern- families herq at hon:_ie. . the president of the manufactur-duction, at least from _the teclmi-ment , recently charged that the Ev A~ · hould f I 't his al 'bill' ing concern--or at least he did at cal angle. If the scene is not what BBC was using dirty jokes, in-ery ,_,..encan s ee I person responsi last reports. he wants It can be taken again at to th suiting Scotch women, a nd giving see to it at the Red Cross quota is attained. As in ye This incident occured fifteen once while the actors are still on the public entirely too much of past here injt.he West the large donations from business years ago. The workers In the hand and the prctps In place. To Bi ng Crosby's singing. But in spite cerns ch as th $53 ()()() b St dard Oil f 'ts W •-factory are still unorganized-but the average man who takes 8 of all this the "sponsor'" came SU e ' Y an or 1 esu: long ago the president said to thJs snapshot or his youngst~rs the through with a $10 million appro~ area, the ~5,000 by Bank of America for California, tit organizer : "If any union but yours new camera will show him 1m~ed-riation. Door H~ Porch & Patio Canopies -BJ -• hA.TS·D·WDOD AWNING 00, 71& llo. pMJ..Wplda Rt. Avt · " ' Pb. N1'0 WILL NOT bloW down-rip -fade sag and require re- placing as do the old-fash- ioned type of awnings. THE INITIAL COST 18 THE LAST COST! Alao: Q-DeUvery •• Quality Venetian Blinds Wood • Aluminum • Steel • Jonesy's 1922;.J SAM'S ,SE4 FOOD SPA Roast'TURKEY ~CHICKEN $150 NEW YORK CUT STEAK ---___ --$2.50 WHOLE BROll.ED LOBSTER -·----..$2.50 · with dn!wn butter. BBOU.ED SWORDFISH STEAK -· ___ ..$1.50 FRIED OOllBINATION SEA FOOD _ .. ___ .-..$1.50 FRIED SBIUMP ·-...$1:50' BAINllOW TBOUT-..$1.75 Bot· Mince Pie with Brandy 8aDce Soape • Salad• • Deiilerta Sain's Sea Food Spa and ~h Mark~t ~=Lone -~711. ---2401 Coaat lllch""J' . (iNwr RMI Beadl) $65,0CX> by Pacific Telephone for the Pacific Coast states wi/1 ever comes in here and seems to l~tely how good--0r otherwise-'~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~;Z be succeeding i . . his efforts wer e. And he can keep :; greatly help. But large donations must ·be backed up by t n orgamzmg my t~lng u n h 1 1· 1· d ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ workers, I'm going to wire for •J n I e s sa lS ie -:-8 pro--.: contributions of millions of citizens all over the nation if you to come and organize fo r your ccdure which m~y greatly increase GOR I ON B.• FINDLAY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY gqaI is to be reached. 0\\'11 grou p. And I ~ant you to the volume of films sold. l , The American people have never let the Red Cross down. come on the Jump." Drtvtnc Coone 'lb will t th dare t--d Th eed f ttJ This true story Is not told to The course in automobile driv-ey no -· ey no O SO now. e n or -,e indict or to praise either labor or ing for students at the Salinas help which the Red Cross provides is too great to be left un-mana1rement. I heard it yesterday High School-one of the first of cared for by lack of adequate funds. I and have the urge to pass it on to its kind-ls a much-needed step Th Red C · · ti rtunit t show what harmony can prevail in the right direction. Sane driv-e ross 15 your orgaruza on, your Op(X> Y lo betweeo men who sincerely will ing on the highways has more to aid Ametican servicemen, veterans and · their families w o aood to their telloWll. do with public safety than the type Otnoe: Mll ~ Jllod. ._ -'1J CABINE"l' SHOP SERVICE CABINE'l'8 AND vu.i.woBK T. C. JOHNllON, 9upt. need assistance, your means of exten ding a helping hand o ot ;oads or the number ot cars on the hungry 1111d homeless in war ravaged lands. TYPES them. Good roads. ot course, are ._, Rar'IR __, · th toda essential, but good roads with bad ~~ Back yow-organi7.ation to e limit. Give y! Character is expressed in hand· drivers are still unsafe. This fact ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I writing, so they say, but I doubt should be kept in mind at this f It. Many a time I have exchanged time especially, when the effort letters with a man for a long space is being made to put over the (playing correspondence Chess, or huge highway program w h I ch arguing), and I have formed an would greatly increase automotive idea of him, as finicky and gen-taxes. Supporters .of the measure tlemanly, or bluff and likeable· emphasize that billions a:re needed and then I have met him a n ci to "s~ve on the highways". And found him qUite different. they accuse those who disagree America's School Crisis The strike of high school teachers in Buffalo, New Yor has added allother link to the ever-growing chain of eviden that America's long indifference to d ecent salaries and d cent treatment for teachers is the basic cause of the ,,..;;di. that now faces our public school system. , Even now the salary adjustments which suc h strikes a forcing do not give them m u ch more than the bare minim necessary to live on. Of course, the pr'oblem of raising the additional mon y Del!ded to meet these higher salaries is not an easy one. Tax are already placing a tremen dous burden on the public. B t wtless the American people want to risk a collapse in the pu ·lie school system teachers must be paid more and. treated ter. This may mean that less money can be used for oth r government services and projects, but in the final anal the proper education of American children m ust be pa m ount. l suspect that character sho~ with their money-raising scheme a.s much in a typed letter as in one ot being indifferent to the public handwritten. U it is dir ty and care-safety. 1 \Vere they more accurate les!, you have your man marked. in their statements they would If it is neat and civil, the machine ;===========::::::; will not disguise t h o s e worthy qualities. Sherlock Holmes w8.s thougbt by Dr. Watson, some forty years !I.go. to have a very smart thing when he identified the type'M"iter that .had written a cer tain letter. That only shows how st'upld Wat- son v.·as, and how easily Sherlock earned his reputation. For typed characters are far easier t h a n written letter, to identify as to their origin. The machine can- not dis~se itself; th e human Why Suffer? Going to Build nis Year? Yoa probal:tq It.aft 10ar 4l'Mlll ..,._ all worked oat bl J'oaJ' mlDd -or maybe 70Gr udd.taet or ooa:tnotor llhead:J' ---plam for ,.-. -DuriDg the Buff\IO strike It Is reported that some N York n ewspapers criticised the teache rs for walking out. papers said, in effect, that they had not kept faith with public. Probably a m ore accurate statement would be the public h ad not kept faith with them. One h igh sch teacher, for example, who h olds degrees from two coll and had 25 years of service was being paid $50 a week. ~ other Buffalo teachers had been promlsed more m oney hand may. / e -Roddy the Ro ver in the Irish Electrkslty will .. " a i.,.... put ID maldnl' dNlllm of poo&wM U<rb!c -U-. -1"" p •-- plam wllll J; -be ........ -ldm --neweet deTwot ID. IMm DleoN labor •'9btc aad ~ , "for 12 years. c'Ibe men and women in our schools take pride in their p fessioo but they've found that pride-and promises-d buy food, pay the gas bill, or take care of the rent. It's time that America gave them a square deal. March 15th • nme has a Way oi passing very rapidly, especially wh we're approachi11g a day we would just as soon skip. . March 15th, for instance. All good citizens will remem r that that Is the day on which they settle financial aceotm with Uncle Sam if they haven't already done S<>-which m of them Usually-h aven't. Well, If you're one of the "usually haven't" It would well to get your Income tax report made out as soon as llible. Everyone who earned $500 or more last Y"'ll' m ust fil . Taxpayers w bo expect to receive wages subject to' wi ldiling in excess of $5000 plus $500 for exemptions exce their own, or w ho expect to get $100 or more from source!; other than wages, dividends or interest must also me a daratlon ol. Estimated Tax fOI' 1947. So ~ ~ your Income tax fonns and your pm. llfald 15t1! 'frill ~ r bef<re you~ It. C.ld Shoulder · ! I . I Ir+nd !)* DMMle It lalovrn that the pnipcm1 by Callll'l-1 -a..nmt to Invite that country to betu•"' our 49lb Illa ... 'flrtmlly a'1 bw!'lt. 8dl lllYI pr<tJ+Mle do DOt rpeR the job ol. malntllbdlllll wrz1 lalEl.drcwl relatialll 1111)' arter far our ltalie depmrt Preu. Dr. E, F, Bell, D.C~ Plj,C, 107 %%Dd 8-t Court Rules Out N•wpon Boooll. Oallf, Pl!oae Barbor UM Oil Company Lease _, Barbor 11e1 Le f Se e-.1 .... w n--.. e:ee .. e:• ase o verns Drilling Co. oc.ar--.... .,. .,, 11 s , on 2~ acres of Huntington Beach -============='.! oil land was declared invalidated '"" Frid a y afternoon by Superior- J udge ltiart.in J. Coughlin, who quieted title to Mr. and li-trs. Tho-- mas 0 . MacEntire. T u N -beaaV· ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN • • ~ 1 ji'ij\ ELE£.~1£!ANS They had contended that the lease held by Severns was of no further force and effect since it had expired some months ago, but the company "Contended that a Presidental order suspending drilling operations on sites of 10 acres or less had actually sus- pended the terms of the lease u n t i ) governmental restrictions imposed by the executi\•e order were lifted. Sales -Service I N G 1000 Cout lllway, Newport Ph, Beacon ~ Alao ID -~WDmbtpm-8--1!uD1ep (>alr!eel --~ EVERYTHING la Qaalliy REFRIGERATION Air Cuedlllcwlng Equt1w r•t 0-. • Celt·.. . • o-.-. w.a ..... • •• • ,_ • ..._ ............... I Os 11'1 ... •· mt. •wc:11S:UU':U.. ••JM;:s n :=; •s n, • Ph, MR. FAGAN C,O,Two 11re F.qalpmaat Barbor 1563 or Wrtte Bo:i: I ll Newpod-for IP'Acro&Y, PLANT, 8TOlllJ, OIP'IP'Ull:, IP'.&ml, ROME THE NEW STEELOIAIT SAFER • STRONGER • ROOMIER • COSTS .IESS , BSOA118 S 11+-.. =1atete .,.,.,. Sport Cruiser $1195 ....... • Sedan CnWier (lllmtratiOd) ·----flllll .. , ... I T' 8 LARGE GAllft •• SEPAR.A.'l'Z BS+D • CllRDll..l:R POW'Dft) EMERSON W. CHARin, Soathaa C..Hf...._ Rep w111atlve wo.-anc ..... a,..._.. z1 ,. ... c..... ..... • I I r AOOOUNTANT Bookkeeping Service COLIN F. BROWN (Barbor 16'4) Ill Ma.rlne Ave., Balboa J.11. Armand Monaco ABOHITECT, 814 W, Bay Ave~ Balboa Barbor 17!4 2721 Lakewood Ave. Loo .&Dceleo N Ormand;y fKOI ·DAY SCHOOL Mortimer School DAY SCHOOL OPEN O. A. Mortimer, M. A., Orlord Grad,.: CoL Prep., AmQo I SM Ooral ~ hlacd I Prladpal Phone· Barbor Ill DENTISTS Dr. Obed Lucas DEN'l18T %!0% \'\ W. Cel!17aL Barber HIO NEWPORT BEACH , Clinton C. Emmer-. D.D.S. 1801 Cout Bl&'bWOT Barbor m o Coroaa del Mar GORDON E, RAPP, D.D.8, !SIS W eat Central Phone Barbor Ul-1 Newport PBYSICI.&N8:81JRGEON8, D.O. Dr. W. T. Mooney ~wlSarc Nl\lllaad C-tral .._ ( ....... ..;....) ........ t .John .JL C. Cbmig, M:D. Phyald.an a.ad Surceoa 2 -4 7 -8 :30 and by appointment Beacon 5075 UO Eaat 18th Street ea.ta Meea. Cal.lfonala Gordon M, Gnmdy, M.D. PHYSICIAN and . SURGEON Balboa Inn Arcade , Office Hn.:_ 1().12 aJn.; 3-5 p.m. Phone Harbor 37 H. R. Hall, M. D. Pbplclan and 8111"1"eon Ho~: 2-5, by Appointment Telephone Beacon 5848 111 Broadway Coeta Me. • Mllt.on.,11. Maxwell, M, D. 1801 Cout m w"T Corona del Mar Office Houn: 1().12; 2-5 Pboae ~ 106% S. R. Monaco, M. D. 814 Bay Ave,, Balboa ~1- -S. BDI St., Loo .&ac..._ TUd<er 711% By Appointment T. P. Reeder, M. p, ~-8- MOtW.C-tral Otnoo: Barbor - Pl.ANO TEACBE& Your Home or Mine MRS. KATHLEEN COl.EMAN Certified Teacher ot PIANO .414 Tustin Ave., Beacon 5895--M SURVEYORS Raub & Bennett 8urveyon &Dd r.ctaeer. J ack S. Raub L. S. 2312 Fred V. Bennett RE 6477 UlelA N-Bhd. eo.ta Me&a Pbaae B ~w 0PTOllll:TIU8TS E, T, Butterworth, 0, D, Opt.g .. Kl lllt EYE8 EXAMINED LENSEll D(Jl'J.IC.&TED oaw.-............. ,, ' au• W. o..o.& .A..., n. ..._MU ... ,_~sum PBW81CJAN8. ~IWNll, JU). Ii=:=:==========::! A. v. ~=:. RD. I Robert t. c:.awford ·-OPIOllln&lllT ~D)lf Eyes Evmlq..is. GJ••M Fitted '1.1 Cw& lllcliwq; a...• lltlt ... N;ewpat 11.-owd ~:::=i°'"~~·~·~ ... ;~·~·;r===!I :j"c~·~·~·· --_, Gerald Rama, M. D. ~ nnoa 28IO West Ol!lltnl Aft. f&i• *IN.&al'" JIOUin.&L I NEWJIO&T BEACB DR. Be. t1 ,_, • -B..w-1028 n., ~ o. P , a EE No '7 WU: call Btl )Ni 50l8-lt 11'11 JI.. a --Ddn. :l'"R•T BBRVICI: '-.... , ft. - - ' .1 · • •• .. • • I • ' l I:--I NZWPOKT BALBOA NZW8-TIMZ8 TUZ8DAY Newpwt Jlttdr, ~· ._,. µ. 1M7 . . . I • Page9 ., .............. -··· ••••••••• ,,...,.,,,.. j "''' ¥ .•••.... -----............ -... ...,...... • •••••••••• _, __ ···-·---r-----·-····-·----··-· 1. • • March will be a big day in the lives of Newport Harbor Girl Scouts, who will join with more than a • ·on members of their organization throughout the nation to celebrate the Thirty-fifth . Birthda of Girl Scouting. "Better Citizens Build a Better 'World" is ~he anniversary slogan of the -Girl Seo ts, and will p~vide the theme for many of the special events both national and local, that ·will be h Id in honor of the Girl Scout birthday. JOHN I\.. CHUNK, M. Physician and Surgeon Beaeon 5075 , RADIO S 0 S ELECTRIC Henry W. Braine~d 120 E. 18th St. CostaM Ca.Ill. 300 ~Balboa Island-Ph.11iarbor 780 Philco, G-. E., Hoffman, Admltal, Thor Radio and Appliance Service Specia,lists DAMIA LOPTEIN, Manager J. B. Woods, Newport Branch Manager ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN ' Electricians : ORKIN'S DEPARTMENT ~TORE Phone Beacop 5765 -In the Heart of °'ft& MM& DO YOU KNOW • • • Phone Beacon 5407 1000 Coast Blvd. ' Fay R. Bates .. , Manley B.I Clark HARRY J. FORSYT~ - Forsythe's Camera Supplie "Everything Photographic" Beadqua,rters for Harbor Area Camera ---that Newport Harbor now has 16 Girl Scout Troops of 240 girls? CLARK & BATES 215 Marine Ave., Balboa lsl•nd, Barbor ~~ ·Eyes Examined -GJ•...., RepalJrecl ERNEST T. BU1TERWORT , 0. D. Optometrist 3114 W. Central Newport Beach bor 2511 THE BOHMAN CO. Marine Ways -General Rep · s and Maintenance 901 CoMt Highway Phone Bea n 5431 A. C. HOFFMAN Accountant and Income Tax Se vice 3102 Lafayette Harbor 718 Newpo Beach NEWPORT ICE COMP 410 30th St Phone Ha.rbor 157 IRVIN GEO. GORDO . Building Contractor. y 1111 W. Central Phone Harbor 721 Ne rt Beach BURT R. NORTON Radio Service 915C-tHlway Beacon 5763 Ne.wpojrt NEWPORT BALBOA NEWS TIMES Newport Harbor Publishing Co pany 3011 w. <:Utral COLIN F. BROWN Bookkeeping Service • SIS Marine Ave. Harbor 1644 Bal lsland • Chris-Craft Cruisers and Chrysler Ma,rine Engines KENNETH E. WII.SO . 925 Coast Hlway Ph. Beacon 5271 Ne THE BOBBY SHOP • ---that there aremorethan 1,218,000 Girl Scouts in the United States ---that "Better Citizens Build a Better World" Is the slogan and theme for the S5th An· nivenary of Girl Scouting in the U. S. ! ---that Girl Scouting's major purpo!16 Is the development of character and cltlzenshlp!· ---that Girl Scouting was founded on March 12, 1912 in Savannah, Ga., by .Juliette Low! ---that Girl Scouts of the U. S. are affiliated with a thrilling world youth•movement! ---that Girl Scouts contribute annually to the .Juliette Low World Friendship Fund in an effort to build world peace and understanding! _ ---that a Mariner Ship is now being organl:r.ed in Newport Harbor, of Senior Girl Scouts Interested ·1n ~tlcal actl•itles! .. -.. that Gl.rl Scout Leaders and Troop Commit- tee members are needed for "waltlng·list" Brownies and SooutA !' - --that active workers In the Gl.rl Scoot. Ago. elation are not neceasarlly parenta of clrl• ! ---that 2S countries were represented. at the \\'orld Conference of Gi rl GuldM and Scouts at Evtan, France last September! -- -that "Program Consultanb'' are men or women wUllnlf to share tbel.r lnteresta, hob-- blew or spec.lat ablllUH with younc peopleT - - -that the 10 prorram fields are A.rb and Crafts. Community Ure, Health and Safety, Homemaking, International FrlendAhJp, Ut-- erature and DramatlCA, Music and Dancing, Nature, The Out.of.Doon, and Sports and GameA! ---the Program has been designed to meet the need• of three d.lfrerent A«e ITOUpe - - - Brownies, Girl Scout& and Senior Girt Scout.A! -• -that Girl Scoutlnc la non-sectarian T -- -that Girl ScouUnc ls run T - --that there are 150,000 troop leaden aad other adults developing Glrl Scouttnc ln their communlttea as an Important clvtc ..rvleeT -- -that fathers play a.n Important part la pro- moUnc Glrl Soouttn.-ln the oommunJty T - --that the Girl Scout Proml• b: .. On my bonor, I will try t.o do my duty to God and my country, to help other people at all t1mM and obe7 the Girl Scoot Laws.." ---that pr .. Uvtnc at ._..le•el a.JI )'ear 'rouncl need a cbanp of· &ltltvde f So the Girt Sooat Camp Oommitt.ee ta pi&a.Dlnc a MountalD. Camt>lnc period. ---u.at our 240 Girl Scout. In the Barbor Aftl& need a "Uttle Home" for a meettnc plMie and offtcef ---that thl• ls only tbe 2nd )"Mr of the Girl Scout Auoclatlon In tbla area! • - -that we have grown J000,4, ln the past yearT ---that a stream-llned M artner's Leader Tn.tn- lng Coune Is te be given by "Skipper'' Allen later thJs month! ---that all the puents of Bro\11.nles and Girt Scout11 are attendlnc the Juliette Low rally next Friday e\·e nlnl( at the Newport .ee.ch Gram mar School f - - -that the GlrL Scout Board of Dtrecton ls headed by Mn. Herbert. E. ~lorey u presl- de.nt. ! Vice President ........ l\fn.. \Valter C. Cole Secretary .................. \frs. Low Treasurer .................. l\ln. Stew.·art Dlehl TraJnlng: Chm .... _ .. .!\In. E\•erett Prognm Chm ......... Mrs. Edward Millet 1'f rs. Jullette Low l'ln. Edpr mu Camp Chm. .............. Mn. Robert KWefer Orpnhatton Cbm ... Mrs. Alfred E. Git.on Membenhlp Chm. ... Mrs. \\'m. Tru&ty Equipment Chm. .... Mrs. Lonnie Vincent Bid!(. Fnnd Chm. ...... Mrs. Bu~bard Bowe Pub. Relat. Cb:m. .... Mrs. Ralph Deaver RecUtrar ···-·············Mrs. Murray Rabbit ---that the Summer Mountain Camp fund hu been 1tarted In order to keep the expeate to each rfrl )OW f - --that the AMlstan... LMgue --""' ob: campenblpa lut summer, eendtna' ctJ'h to camp wbo could not ha,·e rone otberwlte T' - - -that 1% of all prta of America are Girl Seoata! ---tbt the P .T.A. lo tbe !arsMt -rln&' .-roupt ---that Girl SeouUns ta • positive. commoD C&Wlf) for pod -- -and In youth. our bope11 for pe.eef • - -tbat ~ of lo/o of adulte ln Ghl Scout. are profetelonal work.en'!' - - -that wo~d peace and order mmt becfa In llttl• ~T FOR A BEITE~ WORLD Metallizing Industrial , . . OrnamenW 506 30th St. Newport Beach Ph. Harbor 2509 DR. W. T. MOO~EY . I X -Ray Service Ninth and (lentral Newport Beach, California Call: Harbor 46 COITLE'S EAST NEWPORT MKT • Groceries -Meats -Vegetables 508 W. Central Harbor 115 GEORGE D. BASSE'IT Bookkeeping and Tax Service 2602 W. Central Harbor 1805-J Newport Beach GREENLEAF & WOLDENBERG General Contractors 2826 W. Central Ave. • Phone Harbor 2570 Newport-Ba,lboa, California J. H. ESTUS Hardware -Plumbing 2205 Coast Blvd. Harbor 116 Newport Beach MA'ITOON'S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Family 1795 Newport Blvd. Costa ·Mesa ' BAYSIDE ·. PLATING ' r Gold -Silver -Copper and arass Plating 1914 Barbor Blvd. Beacon 5118 Costa Mesa CASTAWAY'S CLUB The Most Unique and Artistic Eating Place on the West Coast On the Bluff of Newport Heights , Phi Beacon 5465 THEODORE ROBlNS Infants and Children's Wear -Girl Troop leaden and other adalts aeUYe la. Girt Sco•tin&' are. slated for special bonon dDl'iDc 1M1, the SSth aan.lvenary year of tbe Girl Scout orpnkation. Tiley are Hhlc elted for "'natlonal aervlce to youth"' aad for belpla&· cirls become better cltisem to Exclusive Ford Dealer of Newport Harbor Dis. . I 711 E. <:Utral Av I I WESTERN CANNERS CO. £Driti"11I Bfand Supreme "ty ProdudB • balld. a bettu world. .. DR. GORDON E. RAPP, D.D$. ·2833 West Central New,...t B•d!, o.ar..1a I %2nd and Central Ave. Har. 28 Newport Beach GUNDERSON DRUG 117 Main St. Harbor 515 Balboa ~h , " • TH,IS SPACE IS CO TRIBUTED BY THE ABOVE BUSINESS FIRMS :AND I P~OFESSIONAL MEN .. I , ' ' • • • ' • Page ie ~!!~•·.!.!!:~!!u."'!.S;! . • . Ebell Club Hoan Al Monroe Mannin: B. & P. W. Honor Past-Presidents, Hear DOi'othea Sheely Tell of Experiences In 'l'bonm: Harbor 13 and 208 + By Wlnlfnd Barbre + Realdmce Phom: Harbor 1537.a :1 -pu1-preoldmt1 al th• dbl!llY -Npt. Heights Circle Art Group Names Tickets Now on Sale Visual Education ttued to....,, a brliht utt1e re,, Mn. 11rw:e llcBricle ir..-at ,.,.,,,.. and ProfeeslmeJ w~ speaker ata~ i\Vomen ther in h1I cap. ~ tt wulnOt .tbe &•" rm meet'nc at which the .....,., dub ...... haaored .-ia bonc1ace a11 -11-Meets At Home of Robert Griesser Sr. For Ebell t:lub's Described For exactly a ttpeat Pft'fonnWe·mo1n --brousbt forward at the dinner meetlnc.beld niur.-WN!thynatlft-Mrs. A. s. Thompsono As First President Dessert· B_ ridge Costa Mesa P.-T. A. when Monroe Monnlnc ipoicle .... wbat to do with the club ' da7 evenlnc In Wblte\ Park aw-tbll country, '!VU "rorc:ed Thursday to membml of the ~ home. W1tll Jinnher prices livln& nue cale and It wu a capadty over two ml1<s tbroU&h Ylllt The N.._t Hellhtl Circle al Robert o.ie.er or., Balboa lal· Erroneoualy l'<ported u priced Pictures al marine life &\Ona: dub. there.were p -1 ll!ie no lndl-t to build at this' audience that sau....ed to bear -dltcbel and clulty otnetl ...,.. Cllrllt Olurdl by tho Sea bald and amateur wattt colorllt, 'I'll at 35 cents or three for $1, tlcketl the coast, flower arranpmentl ~ Who had heard him tallt on time and with the preoent bullclinc ~~ ftellonnerof ~~~ID ~}1i:rd f~ berface" 1 he tllelr monthly meettna ~t the home elected president of the Newport on the $1QO.b01 which will and boys and their pell were "It happened In the The§tm' ~t on Central avenue far too unall ""'""" •~ ~...-·-~ oald of Mn. A. S. 'l'bompoon. Santa Harbor art llJ'OUP at the meettna: SO to amon& the otilll arid motion plo-the KlwanJa club and all for the ir-nt membenhlp, It wu Karn.• lhould ride in hll automOO ' Ana avenue, Newport Heisbtl held Thunday evenJns . at t b e ~ lucky penon at the Ebell tureo, oome black and white and agreed that they had enjoyed him voted to tide thlnp over by bullcl- Mn. Sheely, who II librarian at Mn~~ly.Stttherland clod with Mn. Fred Woodworth pre-Ebell dub. dub• c1euert brid&e on April 1 oome in colon, which John Hays the second time · just u mu , u ins an addition to the present dub · the dty library and wu president and in~uced the put· dentl, lkl!na and Mn. M. L. Green Ind· Other om"'" named were Mro. are 50 centl eech acconllng to of the county department of edu-they had the first. , boule. Jut year ot B. & P. W., went to ~--·-'t w Ann ~ ins In clevotlono. Rou ot Corona del Mar ~ Mn. Sidney mackbeard, chairman, caUon showed at the Fatherl' t'!fr, Manning related amtillng Rayipond ~nt Harvey, Corona I I Japan lut sprlns and WU oent b,y mihtidbt e m"!~ MoiTll lclred After the b-n!Oetlnc came taryf Mn. ·c. M. ~. >Ice-~ 22. Night meeting of the Parent • lnddentl from the days of Sllake-del Mar architect, will figure oo the Army of Occupation to Ko--• S ty' Ger-a social hour with Mn. 1bom~ pl'ftl.dent and Richard Othmer' These tickets may be obtatnfd Teacher Auoc:latlon of Costa Mesa apea.rian drama down to G. I. the plan and oo&t, and thia wUl rea where •he established libraries Stanley, Dorothea htt ton'• two daughters ualstlna her treuurer Two dlttcton and the trom Mn. Robert J~ Harbor Gram.mar ICboola. lhaw1 and . told of hll own e~-be reported at the next meetJn&. for the IOldlen. She appeared In trude Collver, all ot w in oerv!ng n!!relhmentl. Prftent porli~tarlan will be appointed. 2371-W and will be stvm to the Two types o! reflecton and two leneea on the stage before and A nominating committee wu native eo1tume, which had been pr=t~=d ~~Iler, presl-Wl'f'e the Mesdames Alma MOl"'e-Mn. Deakinl acted u chairman wtnner, whether the ii preHn.t or types of records w~ used for the durinc the war, as well u thole appointed, membttl being Mrs. oent bor u • wedding sift from dent-elect of Newport H r b or land E D Goodell W11lWn Haun, while the temporary chairman not. . program, which wu a demonotra-or famouo acton, incllJ!llng the be-Obed L11e&1, Mn. Aithur Gant a native woman who worked With Union High acbool Parent-eacher Fred W~tb. • Aanee Wlllon, Alan Dartford. 1ave a report f~ Mn. Harry Welch, Harbor t1on of the new viaual education loved veteran of the theater and and Mn. S. Heyman. her In Ille library. · . Aslodatlon, wu a t Cyrus Miller, Ermna Elliott, H. L. the orpnlzaUOl'l committee. It 200&-W, Is in charse al table re-methods now In use at the Fulelr-ICrttD, Uonel lla.reymore, With Rdreolunentl, chooen to carry The librarian and a llJ'OUP of and gave a lhort talk. SUol Harrll Edith Barrett, Wl1llom wu cledcled that memben would oervatlona and thole who call !Int ton llchoola. a oeuon mainly given over to out the St. Patrick theme were nuneo were housed in the finest • u--M. L. G "" the "-· to will be (llven oulllde tableo. 'nck-'The meeting opened with Mar ed t th cl r the' after- L-.. --in ·-one which had be-Bet 1 Y Bantacl. hip Trusty, Edna ~.. reen. PIY -at next mee~.. ell~ $l.2S each or $5 per table I •-•--I • Club Enterta1'ned oerv a e °"' 0 -~-·-ml ed 7ll Leon Ferl(UIOft, H. E. McDonald, apply oo d,_ when they lhould be 'Ibo party will be held 'l'Uelda). ene -eadlng in the !1-e noon by Mn. F. A. Young and her Ilon&t wedu thalfo a !Wonnereatembankandpreslclenhalf Ja-==· th';i:!,.. o! IOl!oi: Stella Anclenon, w. A. McBride, set. A name will a1oo be chofe2! April 1 at 12:30 P. m. In N...._i l&lute. Mn. Kenneth Stewart ire-At McMillan Home. hoot-committee . ..--Indorsed f fflcen Adalee Looney, Alma "Ibomplon. for the crcanin.Uon at the next Beach Grammar ~ audltoriwn aided and wu greatly aurprtsed 1 an.... she l&ld, the livlngroom team. ~ state W. A. Rawoon and MID Jane Nt. meetlns, which will be on Tuel--and-proceeds will SO toward the and touched when she wu later A low bowl of Jreeolu centettd havlns a marble manUe under were Mia Majors of On °• vice-• ci.r. April s at the Ebe11 dub. dub'• building fund. presented with a life membenhlp. with a hure green shamroek, green which oo fire was ever lighted and president; Mn. Fullwel Mn. F. E. Reinhold introcluced · An Invitation wu n!ad from candles in lilver c:andleotlckl and Victorian horaehalr furniture on Hollywood, oecon!f . vlc:e-Balboa Island Girl BWle Erwin of the Community • • Newport Harbor Union HI g h green nut cups, all agalnlt a back- which no one ever oat. and Beulah See~ of Assi'sts At U.eater group, who uked for vol· Frantic Preparation llChool Parent-Teacher Auodatlon ground of oparkllng white linen Bulldlnp o! the town were Vf!rY director-at-large, t WU unteen among the artllll who under way to Greet invltlqg the group to their lnotal· made a lovely luncheon table when fine and modern in appearance give $10 to the Red crou Charity League Tea would help the In p&tn11ns llC)l!D· • latlon o! offleen on the eventne Mn. John McMiiian jr. and Mn. but plumbing was practlcally nil, tow_ard another phllan ery and oev..-::?'agreed to do ao. Aunts From Antioch of April 8. Ed MirkoVich enttttained memb- lighting was poor and water wu project. Mils Ellen Potter, Kappa Alpha Mn Tressie Stein painted a For the mualcal program, the en of the Get-Together club ao scarce that when lt came on A ·nominating committ Theta of the University of South-charming water color scene and When two wealthy and old-Girls' Glee cJub of the 1chool gave Thursday at the McMillan home in for an hour or so everyone left elected with Betty Handy ern Calitornia and daughter of the will exhibit the completed picture fuhloned maiden aunU are ex-five numbers. They were Jed and Newport Heights. their work and ~ent home for a man. Members are Meta Angus Potters of Balboa bland, at the next meeting. She .no had pected in Chicago to make their accompalned by Miss Idella Orth-Mrs. Ronald McDonald received bath. af!d Irene Morris. The co ttee was one of the College Ticktockerf a diJplay of a nwnber of pictures wills, thi!"f'S are apt to change mann. a birthday gift and another gift The water could not be used ror will report at the meeting t April who assisted at serving tea and including still life, flowers and suddenly In the home life of their At the close·of the evening cof-from her secret pal. The raffle drinking nor could any of 'the 10, which ls "Bosses' Ni ht"• to with the guest book at t he Bel Air landscapes. At the close of the young modem relatives, Mn . Gra· fee and doughnuts were served by prize, a luscious cake baked by native fruits or food3 be eaten, and be held. at N~wpor.t Har Yacht Charity League tea held Saturday· meeting Mrs. Victor Grace served ham and her daughters, Jean and the hostes9C!S, the Meidames Philip Mrs. McMillan, was won by Mrs. wtth no r efrigeration, the scant club with p~me rib roast on the at the home of Mrs. Paul Willian:\ refreshments. J errie. Bird, Ralph McClellan, Earl Welsh, Sadie Howe, a special guest. food was all dehydrated and can-menu and tickets at $3 e ch. Lawrence. Sunset boulevard. ~ This ls the case in "The Aunts Wilfred Huffman, Joe Deem and Others enjoying the afternoon ned. The natives were, and still Other announcements ere of The tea honored an impressive from Anticoh'', one of the two Ivan Bell. with fancywork and chatting were are, unfriendly to Americans and the Ebell club play, turday list of patronessc-s and junior of-Lido Isle Girl plays which the Ebell club's drama ?.-lFl 2-the Mesdames Mildred ?oterrill, T>Ei...1 c' o vs have no sense of social respon-evening, March 15 at ewport ficers as well as the founder-presi· Wt'ns Honors at section is staging Saturday even-Dorise Jesko, Nina Walters, Eliza-c0 Ma i~.o.T 1 0 .... n 1 ~N EQ~ Beach Grammar school uditor-dent or the Ticktockers, Jacque-ing, March 15 at 8:15 p.m. in New-Double Program For beth Belmont and Zenobia Frost. ..s. -r. .,,1,.';.:,c ,.,~,""· ~.,.~? .. :;~c ... Ts ium. As benefits for t he ys' club line \Vhite, a member of Alpha Phi Stephens College port Beach Grammar school audi-Mrs. McDonald will be next hos-,..Ew .u v ... v~wtil. ~EA ·f"oot> ~~c,".}s 61\\bo Broke the Lock OD the B en Bouse Door?" <WE DID!) of Costa Mesa there \vi I be a from the University of California. torium. This comedy will be given First Book Section tess to the group at her home on ~~'"~·~··~-~-~·-~·~w~~~-·~·~·~,~~~-~·~~ breakfast Saturday mor ing at Los Angeles campus and now a The coveted honor of being .qver the radio station KVOE later Magnolia street, Costa Mesa. ;: the All·American marke Coast 1 h named to the Dean's List at Steph-In t he month. A review of the life of General motion picture star, a so t e nc\v . . . CHICKEN PIE Our Specialty RA GAN'S HARBOR HOUSE GRILL high"'·ay and Monday vening, president. Jacqueline Sweet, mem-ens college, Columbia, Mo., has The S<'COnd play, "The Gre8t Grant by Mrs. E. D. Goodell and f\.1arch . 17, there will be a box ber of Phi Beta Phi at U.S .C. been achieved by ?\liss ~acqueline \Vestern Melodrama", is as its title an account of her stay in Korea supper and da nce at the ndez-Parke of Newport Beach, accord· indicates, placed in a n earlier time by Mrs. Dorothea Sheely, city li- vous ballroom. ing to an announcement made to-when life ran strong and full and brarian, will feature the m~t- Three pair of nylons do ated by Skii Films to Be day by Dr. Marjorie Carpenter, love was the reward of the brave. ing of the Ebell club's first bOOk Allen's Variety store v•ere v.'on by Shown Thursday dean of administration. Both plays were written by Mrs. section, to be h e Id Thursday, Joyce Piper, Marie Ehl and The attainment of this honor Florence Morris, chairman of the March 13 at the home of Mrs. Kay Nesbitt w h l 1 e rothea The H elter-Skelter Skii c.lub of was b ased on the high standards drama section, and they make a E .A.K. Hackett, 720 Marigold ave- Sheely was presented wit 8. set Orange county is sponsor ing a of scholarship reached by Miss well-balanced program to appeal nue, Corona del Mar. of hemstitched sli.eet and pillow-tv.·o-hour show, "Focus on Western Parke. as well as her record of to young and old alike. They also A dessert course will be served -CAP RAGAN, Prop.-cases as a \vedding gift. Skiing", to be presented at 7 :30 outstanding participation in cam-give some of the club members at 1 p.m. by ~trs. H ackett and 914 Coast Highway p.m. Thursday, March 13 in Fran-pus life. The daughter of Mr. and an excellent opportunity to dis-her assisting hostesses. Mrs. Ger· Pboae Beaaon. 68SO t.lr. and Mrs. Braden inch of ces Willard Junior High school, Mrs. F. J . Parke. 104 Via Yella, play their talents in the musical ald Ritchie and Mrs. 0. Z. Rob-- Opposite corner from Corona del Mar left last eek for West \Vashington and North Ross Lido Isle, ~fiss Parke ranks in line, both vocal and instrumen tal. ertson a nd members not planning Greater All American Dallas, Texas_, and Chicag where streets, Santa Ana. Some of the the upper five per cent of the to attend should notify them. Market . they are called by bus ess in-films will be in eolor. All skiing student body of 2.225 girls at C.D.M. Young People Co M A . Open 7 LDL to ·s p.m. terests. They will also . It r ela-enthusiasts are lnVited to attend. Stephens. Attend Church Rall sta. esa rt1st Clooed Friday lives in Memphis, Tenn. before ----;;,...-;;;;;;;;a-u:r;;>;:~;;--;CftiHLi:AA.PiiPiEPi~---Y Opening CJ ~~~~~~~~~~r_rore~t'.':ur::irun~· !.g~h~om~e::_. __ _,_L_ CASTAWAYS' I IR The junior and senior high asses ~111a.11u1111111u111111•~•n•11•n••••u111eu1ne1ieH111111111•1111111111111111r1u••111r11,11•••n•"•11 •••••1••••1••n"' ,,,,,.,,,,,,,1.1 By NAN_. _.cr_._. ____ NEWPO __ ·'.· •• RT school group of the Corona del Mrs. Burkhalter Smalley, 2624 ; ; __ _ ___ _ __ Mar church, Congregational. at-Newpor t boulevard, Costa Mesa, ~ T h e N E E D L E p 0 I N T R ~ so ... I'M NOT at the races,-! had asked Cap .. Don to write my tended a Pilgrim Fellowship rally is announcing the opening of art i Costa J column while I snatch a little rest,-but he's off to San Fransisco of the Bay Area, given by the classes at her home. She is a i 118 E. 'Broadway • esa ~ for a few days to help Neva move furniture down,-looks lik~ thedy First Congregational Church of former pupil of the Chicago Art • iii have dropped their anchor here for keeps ... so I'm stickin' roun Santa Ana on Sunday night, institute ~nd also taught in Chi- i ii til he returns ... and DON'T blame A·t E for what TiiAT guy writes M h 2 ca 0 Wh 1 t th h I h ~ ii NEXT WEEK ... maybe you'll get a PIXIE story ,or maybe it will arc . in their social hall. ,g . I e a e sc oo s e i ~ ii be a ditty about an ornery old goat, or an The rally opened with a social pcsed as a model for some of the E : ODE TO A Bl.LOE B UG! hour during which games were fine artists of that period. ~ ~ -ANYthing could happen ... NO\V I fi nd he started life as a TOY played. Di nner was served at 6:15 For some years she had her iii i maker ,-hand-painted \\·ooden ones \\'hich he whole·saled to gift p.m. follov.•ed by a business meet-own pottery in Costa Mesa and ~ ~ ;hops,-cverywhere,-heard a complaint the other night an artist ing and clretlon or officers. At will teach ceramics as well as •~ : Nho shared a studio with him in the Arts Student League days,-7:15 8' worship service was held. painting in oils, pastels and water •=_ •• -.o_. !he place was always crov.·ded v.'i th bucking bronchos,-laughing cow-The churches represented were: colors. >0ys who could ride 'em.-and dudes who got thrown for a double iii • somersault,-landing head first on their plug hats,-pirate treasure The First Congregational churches ~ ~ chest banks \vith real ear-rings on the pirate who stood guard, real of Long Beach, Bay Shores of H . S. P-T A Chairman •. ! ._-=' DRESS and WOOL YARNS ! B0A-rJ1.~~bei~~dftillalor1b1~ i.;::~h :~~~~~et~~~~~~ ~~e~ ~d ~~. ~~ttl~~:ni;:a~~~u:~ Reports Finances Orders taken 00 L.--...:1 knl~ and hand WO\'en ma ! pre tty little PRINCESS PAT PO\VOER PUFFS!!! ... sometimes I Corona del Mar. Sponsored recently by the P ar- UAUU W! ~ REALLY \\'onder about these PIRates! . . . Those attending the rally from ent-Teacher Association of New- ·-------.. --.. -----... ~ NOW ISN'T TRIS EXCITING! d f Corona del Mar were: Carol An· port Harbor Union High school "' --we hear from Robert A. Greisser, recently elected presi ent o thr h th ~ ; h N H bo • -As · i h th · Id bl derson, Lorraine Stlllin~, Perdita . oug e_ courtesy of Mason ! FREE INSTRUCTIONS l t e new ewport ar r ~t sooat on t at ere IS cons era e Horn. Margaret Diehl, .J~arnes and Siler, the film Love Laughs at : -conversation about plans for the sort or Community Concert Hall ! • • • • ~ for which there is most certainly an a1J-around demand! Donald Steffensen, Mrs. Lowell· Andy Hardy brought in $76.30 for .I In Knitting and Crocheting :_;___ -Inasmuch as the suggestion is that It would be a cooperative Newlon and Mr. Norman Frahm. the P-T.A, budget aceording to -plan, in answer to the needs or a n art school,--an art gallery,-and Mrs. William Trusty, ways and iii ,Nite Classes on Wednesday ~ an available stage with proper seatlng capacity for the new Harbor B k S t ' t H means chairman. ~ 7 t.; 9 p. m. _ a.t 1 Community players,-lt surely sounds like a very SOLID sort of 00 CC IOn 0 ear This with the card party given ~ iii dream. The idea even has a tentative name.-Field Nurse earlier In the club year, made a .--= ! 118 E. Broadway· Costa M: sa ._',,· HARBOR COMMUNITY CENTER total of 1S+57.96 for the assoeiation -maybe on Udo Isle,-or some central and charming spot,-this Seco d book sort of thing being one or the aims of the Art Association for com-n section of the Ebell this year. &.111111n1111111111n1u111111111tu11111;111111111111ru1111111n1111111111111ut1r1.11111u1a11c1n•11111111111-11111111111111 111u1u1111r.1 bined cooperative efforts of the various Art Objective and Cultural club will meet at 12 :30 p.m . Wed-------- Organizations which are now taking shape and keeping pace with nesday, March 12 at the club how;e y OUF friends and mine Dresses by Nan Carson Rayon Seersu er Rayon PoPliitlS Fiber Bel California Golfe All Well Known Makes Styled for- Smartnea .- Sports- • Comfort ORKll'S Department rapid developments or the area. with Mrs. S. Court as hostess and WHEN THE RIGHT SPlRIT PREVAILS ?.-liss Marcia Coombs as cohostess. Arriving March 9 in St. Joseph --one nice gesture leads to a nother,-Billle Erwin, leading lady in There will be a program, Mrs. hospital was a daughter for to.tr. the Players' First show,-having been sponsored for membership H. Seeley giving vocal selections. and ~1rs. J ohn Mosteller, 6805 by Ruth Reinhold, in t he Junior Ebell Club-which is also back of !ihe v.ill be accompained by Mrs. Seashore Drive. She weighed six the Art Ass'n, brings glad tidings to the Players that a group of artists in the Art Ass'n have offered their services it and whenever W. Schuester. Mrs. Sexsmith, a pounds, thirteen ounces. needed on decorations and seen-painting. Looks like . Red 0-oss Field nurse, will be Mrs. Howard Baker, 320 Sap. EVERYBODYS PULLlNG TOGETHER ON EVERi'TRING ! the speaker. telling of her exper-phire street, h as just returned . . . such as ART LA SHALLE of CHRISTIAN'S HUT ukinlo iences in Africa, Germany and from ten days in San Francisco. Cap'n DON of CASTA\VAYS' CLUB to accept job of helping on new J apan. 1-tr. and Mrs. George Weiss or ideas for decor for the Hut. TiiAT I LOVE! ... Don WUtso tickled Balboa have returned from six & flattered he glowed for hours! Now THAT I LIKE! ... 'Shows their Loca) People weeks in New Orleans where they mutual belief in big-time help & harmony that puts EVERYbody enjoyed all the fun of the Mardi across for mor e & better busincss,-MORE than enough for EVERY~~ Attend Reunion G one.-gooQ friend "Franeois" Marshall at t he Hut sends Castaways ras. a batch of napkins when caught short and Castaways send the Hut At Neig hboring City Celebrating her 16th birthday their eleven o'clock diners, after their galley Is closed for the nlghtl anniversary, Miss Donna Ring was --at Udo Wharf I caught Cap. D. and wt.re Neva having coclc-~tr. and 1"1ts. Joe Bodman and hostess at a recent dinner party tails and discuss.ing subject matter with Emil Foust for painting D. Mr. and Mrs. W . A. RaWBOn at· for ten friends. It was given at ls making for the Lido }>ar! ... see.ms like all these folks are really tended the homecoming reunion of the home of her parents, Mr. and hav:IDg fun and getting something out of their life and their work the Harvester class of the Hunt-Mrs. H. 0. Ring 148 Via Waziers besides a mere DOLLAR' • · CHARMING PEoPLE UP ON THE BLUFF • • . • • ineton Beach Methodist church, Lido Isle . . Including the A. B. McColhnns entertaining DI'. & Mrs. Maili held Sunday, March 2. A daughter wu born March I P. Beam, Dr. and Mrs. Vierling of C.D.M. entertat:nJng friends 1n A (X)Vered dish dinner was &erV· in St. Joseph hospital to Mr. and the Chart Room. Mn. Mac Short was dining her lister and brother ed at the Lakepart club house after Mrs. Lewis ;.Ross. 412 Avocado fro~. Olicago. , . churdl oervlces ~ old friends en-street, Corona de! Mar. She weigh· -Uncle Stanley' T. W. It Mrs. Oarke, dinlnl' in the club room. joyed seeing e&ch other once more. rd six pounds seven ounces. Hal and Irll Knight entertalnlni: Friday. I uw the Hallettl. the · 1 • George Engelberts ot C.D.M .• Mr. & Mn. Carl M. Heintz of "Four Winds" Newport, and the Clyde C. Shavers of C.D.M. Alao Nelson Nowell. Arthur Frilbie, Mn. l:va Rhoden. of Newport Heights livln& a birthday party for her youngest _,, she wu SURROUNDED with IODI! AllO F. s. Al1lnder al Balboa lale. the Durktto, Mr. & Mn. Jack F . Raub of Newport Beach and DI'. PhD a, Eddie -tt, who ....-e entertalnlns James V. "Buel" Guthrie, and Mn. Mlllle, al Coot& Msa. HOLLYWOOD ~llAN AJIClllTSC'I' --Franlc Uoyd Wrieht. Who hu been ~ by G. Huntington Hartford al the A. a, P. awn Hartforda, to plan the world'• - !antutic and aduliw nlgl\t dub. They ""' alftady lllck1DC the t-otr the ~ Hilla chanclnc the borizoo 10 Yo11 can ... It =:., t;:.,eu: a m.=.._--:-the dlattlllC piano with cap. D., Who to lllP0981Ua ,_. ... OOlm ftlfS OOliiUH'.&L 1l10 M• the Leo ROobl ot. BIJboa Tal•nd, that old punnet Lou J-al C.D.11., _..,..-.. "5 --bll -..-the Sam er.wtca• ~Pllt7 aC -at the Don>tby t.--tallle, =··i::=.-... -~.r:-;.>""o.:.:u:::n ::.rr..: ...,,,_.:.=~a':..== .:;:;,,.".,p '1: =:.::=L.- Jlln. LnD. d. ~ tw tlll -"!!. -of U. I.ie, Ibo Bm A'871, mt,_ M _, -V-aiod •• ..... Jl&zllc- bm d. 0.-.i - -Ille rUldbr 1Bcr1 rl c -·;= -a.ta .t.a -•..:ln,.01wt d. 000RSB ---1--,,._ Arch llQ'I • • • • • BAYSIDE PLATIN -G Silver Copper • • Brass Gold • • • ANTIQUES A SPECIAL TY ----- 1JH p ,.,. Bhd. • • Too Busy to Talk Mrs. Sadie Irwin and s m a 11 grandaughter, Robbin Irwin, are visiting the farmer's son, Albert Irwin and family, Antioch. The other evening ~lrs. I rwin called Robbin's mother on the telephdne and alter talking a while,1 told Robbin to come and speak to her mother but ,the four-year·old re- plied she was busy playing With her cousin Claudia and didn't have time! • Mesa Cleaners IBM Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA Sarne Old Prices Men'• & Women's Salts -Ma Plain Dreu a Coats ---85c Panto, Shlrtl, Sweaters, Blomes, Slacka -- -.. ~ 4-Day Service New Spring Styles ID AD the Waat.Jd ~ sPmc Coloriap.. Designed "by Eastern Artists $7.50 to ~7.50 Houni: 9:30 to 5:~ Saturda'.y 1·1 ~. . . _ / ••.a.a I -. ;: