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BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COST A MESA
VOLUME XXlUX NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFOll.NIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMB .•.. ,
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LABOR'S DAY! While the
first Monday In Septem-
ber has long been recognized
as Labor's institution and a.
holiday, It must be con-
ceded that wtions have made
tremendous strides since its
establishment in 1894. The
country for the most part be-
lieves . unions are go o d
things, as also the right to
strike. but their leaders h ave
been getting a bit uppity, not
only at the expense ef the
public but o~ their followers
as well. Power, political or
otherwise; is a wonderful as-
set. yet a few· groups. wheth-
er · labor or capital, abuse it,
and, as always, the public is
the goat. President Truman
does not like the Taft-Ha rt-
ley Jaw, whiclr, evidently
means, he approves the one-
sided Wagner ·act. ~retary
Schwellenbach insists au the
price increases are not 'the
fault of the wage gains. At-
torney General Clark is after
the monopoly fellows on the
ground that they combine to
boost prices. Cla~k does not
include the unions.
Five-Year .. Old Boy Is l(i re On Hig way
Child Runs •
Into . Path of
Automobile
In ail this hue and cry by
labor chiefs against the new
Jaw, which they denounce as
slavery. the turmoil over
higher costs of almost every-
thing put on by ma nufactur-
er. middleman and retailer,
including Uncle Sam, which
. buys stuff at yet higher
rates. the little fello\V, the.
millions who have few . re-
sources, are the unwilling
vi.ctims. Nobody seems to
give a tinker's dam whether
the poor devil \\'1th a family.
a mortgaged house. a doctor
bill, a new baby. or the hun-
dred and ooe things tha t slap
us in the struggle to keep
alive . ..ran make the grade or
not. Union leaders. indust-
. rial boSses . big executives. all
of whom get fat salaries,
have no difficulty in keeping
Mr. Wolf from the door. so
they yell and demand. while
prices soar merrily up and
up, come inflation, flying
do\vn to Brazil or Le\\·is'
bushy eyebrows. + + +
New York
Star Boat ,
Wins Race
By BOB RAUSKAUF
SAN PEDRO <Tuesday)-Gcm
II, with Durward Kno'A·Jcs, owner,
as skipper. and v.•ith Sloan F ar-
ri ngton. as his cr ew, sailed into
second place in the fifth and Cinal
race of the international star class
series on 1\1onday to w i n t h c
champiorv;hip by four ~ints.
The final race went to M}Ton
Ll'hma n of Newport H arbor Yacht
club. \.-'ho outsa.iled the Gem 11
by 39 seconds in his Scout VI. The>
'A'in put Scout VI into fourth place
in ser ies points behind the Hil8.r-
ius (93) of Central Lbng Island
Sound and the Glider (92) of \Vil-
me tte Harbor, I llinois.
Results:
Finish urder. t>v:>t. :1kipper c rew. flt>et . total point~: ,
• 1--Gem II, Knowles. Farrington . Naua.u. 97.
2-fl llariu~. Smart. Og1J \•y, Central
L. I . Sound . 93.
3-Glh1er. S!ear11~. Rod~er.s. \Vll-mette Harbo r. 9::?.
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4-,Scout \'l. Leh.man. McKlbben , . t>wport llarbor. 76. •
5-\Vench I I[. F lett%. Krug, Los A~-
f':'ele.!! l-larbor. 72. ·
&--Cene. C. ROI!-"'. R. RO&. PuJtl'et Sound. 71
. i -T(•m Tom . Serlppa. Delong-. So.n D1eJ('o Ba)', 71 .
8---Sui;::ar Rahbitt. Tort't'y, R J('h , w . L J. Suu nd. 65..
~an c..:a.n . \\'nl'l~r. ~1 • Aleese. W .
&in f-'rancl!!CO &y. 60.
~O-Faou.1·e.. D. &ll<l. F. Bello. Cu -
caiJ11. P urt ugal. Si.
11 -Bhu• S1 :tr II . Lipp.nrott. Le"'·ln. W . Jer.tey, 50.
.12--Sparkl .. r Jtr. J . Cleary, J . Cleary,
:\('w OrJean~. 50.
13--Clenr Sky. P . Mllh:r. S.. M lll~f . EnJ:"ll:!!h. Bay. 46. 14.-K~thlcPn. W!lli11n1~. Ohgren. S. Lake Mirhlga n . ~2.
15--Lochin\·ar. Cameron . Tilto n. Pn"'·
Pa"'· Lake. 36.
1&-Puplf', Roth 111ell. Hagf'n. W aiki-ki. 32.
17-Ruscapt" II. 8f'O<;ony. Bltten-
cour!.._Rio de J aneiro, 30.
18-ttebel. Burrall. Smith. Sen«a Lake, 28.
19--Risque. Bnrde n, \\'e hn. E . Sail Fniinr i.'!C'n Bay. 20.
:?():..Aquila. Cr11nlnall", lllrel'I. M "blle
Bay, 15.
21 -Tnmaha•••k . Atarrhuk. P llu!. Lil· !nol.!! P.h ~r . 15.
r Derenitlnl!' chnmpion In point t ie
be.at. beut inJ(' rll·w.I oftPne~I w ln:o)
SIBLEl .. S 1..11.LITll II c·o1>s;;
LJP1'();\' ('R("IS E I< f'L.'\SSI('
Br\ LRl l,\, S{'pt. 1 -Tom Sit.,.
IC'y·~ Lillith II cap1tirC'd 1hr· S ir
'fh nma~ J.;i p!nrl trophy r ac•f' h~·r1•
lod;1y <~s lhC' BnJhoa Yacht t·luh'!'
thrC'(•-day S('r1 es \\·as climaxed. ThC'
Lipton po\\'er cruiser classic's
ooursP \\'as from Balboa Yacht
· c!ub to Catalina islqnd and bac k
Again. \VinnC'rS of other events
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Rh0odp,._y.·,,11 by }o"otly IL JIV'k l-1111·
man, 3 1 ~ p<1l nl!!: Luders 16 -Cold
C'na:<t. Wahl'r Fr1'nz. f1 1'l St a r s -
\hunet, II. K . Ed ler Jr .. 411':; Al·
but ro.-A~·e. rx.n Edler. !I{: lntl"r -
n1•tlonr.! 1-1-F vxy Too, Vick Blattt"r-
San Clemente Island
Area Out ol Bounds,
Coast Guard Warns
Thef U. S. Cout Guard bu
notlrlf'd all operator.! of bo&te
t hat o~ratlnr or ancborlnc
of any YeMel lo the terrttorl-
ai \\'&ten •urroundlng San
Clemf"nle IAla.nd "1thln a dis-
tance of SOO yard.a from (low
\\'atf'r mark I• forbldden.1..__/
Boots ha\•e to 1 ta y 100
~·ards from '°"' "'a ter mark
In \\rtlson Covf"~ Boat.a also
<'an not _come \\'llhin th at
part of PyramJd Co'"'" lying
n orth of a line beNreea a
poin t I 000 yard9 IOU lb of
China Point and a polllt SOO
y ards M>uth ot whlle\4'uhed
rock.
\1iolatlon or rPS trlctt"d aJ"e-a
ordt-r• s ubject. t.bf'I ofread1n1
"\'('9M"l to forfeiture and t he
person guilty of lnterferen<'e
may be punbbed by lmprtaon-
ment of not more than flvo
}'f'ars and may be flned not
more than ~.000.
Noted Artist
Makes Home •
In Balboa
A nC'\V nC'ighbor is ShC'rry 1\.
ShC'n\·ood, noted artist and de-
signC'r .
J\1 r . Sht'r\\lood is a VC't('rnn or
\Vorld \Var I. aftl'r"' whfch his tal-
Gem of the 'Oiean Winsf
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Gt:~• II IS S llO\\~ 1\RO\T. ;\S IT SE.\Rt:o 1--rs1 su· LISE Pn
Star ratt!i off Lo" .. \ngl'lei. Harbor Labor Oft:y.
-;\:c\v~-Times photo by 1-((•nt I litchcock ------------------
t•nts \VC'r(' p~t to US('. As a }::Tadu-Candr'date\... Se 'k 1'tiu . . I p t nl e of !he Morlyland Inst;tu,if nnd IS e -ll n1c1pa OS s· .
the Chkngo Acade my of F;nc Arts. As ' Mesans Pl an f "' Incorporat1'o n he "''Cnt to study under Jame~ E. I. ·
McBurncy, wrllkno,,TI mural art-l\ r-1 n v· 1 d • · r h C l I w t H . . . 1 lrs .... n l;;.1 ,._ 1e c> nn F orrest tst o I c t'n ra C'S • _is or1 g1 -n. (),,·cns pf l"os1a :'\trsa art' C<Jn-
nnl ~tngP an~ costume designs IC'd dida lrs for th<' offiC'(' of ("it Cler k
to tus carry1n~ out the costUm('s f . · Y . · '! R · h d . ·r . M. o t he pro po~ed 1ncorJ"l\1rafcd citv 1n "ax c1n ar ts runous ·. 1rn-f ~ · M · d ' ·
I .. Aft h. . h ,1. ~n '-nsto 1 PSa. 11 \Vas ,,~sed b·: c (' . er IS SUCCC'SS Wit "1• 1ra . . . .
I .. h k d f z . f Id E 1 Count) (h·rk rt .I. s1n1tll <i S:1n1n c r c ,,·or e or c1~ e . ar An
("arroll, G_f'or gc \Vhitc. Sam lla~ris ;pplicalions rt'l'r i\·i·d hv I h "
and th1' SchuhC'rt The~.fr£'s-, doi ng county clC'rk's 1..,1 f1c(' a\:"o r ~vC'alt•d
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YambC'rt.. Jo hn D. M. J eanes.,
l-IC'inz KniSf'I.. E~v;ird n. Carr.,
Jay F:. Sod('rlin, Ralµh J . Irwin,
Nt·l~on · J\1o rfis Crl\\\'ley, Da\'id D.
David!'on. Dou~tns Ir. Hincslcy,
\\'ilri:1r.1 B . .Jnhnson. l(aro1d R. K ~ ll', ll('nry C. \':.M.Ji,:hn, \Valier
\\.t•imlr :ind ~Ll uyd S. SchlosSC'r.
All council cand1da 1cs \Viii r un
for four·-·yC'ar f('rm:.. Those ·\\'ho SfaJ.!1• :ind c~tun1f' d('Slgn. 1 ··-· \I" t ~ I k I r I
Shf'l'\\'On<I ,~·:-t s for S{•\"C'n yl'ars :-.1 ~ .. :. 1-. -·, :.;P«! th(• pos,tion of
,.\rt Dirt ct or and d~·"'i'.:n Pi' for th•· <-11 , Trt·:isurl'r. .:.irf' 10 sr r \'l' l\\O yi ·ars and those
1\tla:i1 :c ' l'ity •u1c!iloriurn . f.:\·t·ry (··0 11,11 •• 1.1:;!'1••', andirlare:-: a rc: 111 s1·r\l' four y1·<trs \\"il l be de -
p:i~l .• :: :ind con\·1 :it ion hr ld in G1)rdru1 I' .\i<1lnchf', Arthur F". f£'rn1i n('d afrl'r tht• elt•ct ion.
fht• \\'Orlfl '_.; largrs.1 at1d1tor ium \\'as ----
undf'r his superv ision.
During his day at J\tlantic Ci1y,
ii \\""·" his floats that carri<'d the
henuty of. thC' country to her vic-
IContinu<'d on Back Page)
Former League
Official Gives '
Sea Water. Dut;ng a re-
cent local \\·ater campaign
someone raised · the quest.ion
of \vhy not converting sen
water into fresn for domes-
tic purposes. just as the navy
now does. It developed that
the cost was prohibitive. but
here comes Dan O'Hanlon.
long a property owner here
and a citizen' of Fullerton,
who writes in a Los Angeles
paper . that the state should
do, something about it. Dan
says:
"It seems to me that our
state, which needs an ade-
quate wa ter supply so badly,
could well afford to offer a
reward of $1.000,000 to tlje
person who finds some
simple methdd of using_ sea
water. Surely in this age of
atom bombs and other scien·
tllic methods of killing folk ,
someone can find some \vay
t o 4se -sea water to keep
folk alive."
man. 4t-:. \•ikl n~-Ml\rle . And}· Dram. 7~: s J p • t
1:IJ!:hlnln.1C-£-Pht.!0h . S&y Ch,.nhllll. :!'i :· 0 ons 010 ers Snipe---\ l"loz t t. Dick Denver. 2'4 :
}o"1lll'on-'ino Hc>ll Norton YounglO\'e ,
2i.,: ltl ercury-Luet . Ch,.!'ltl"r \Vh,.,.l,.r,
41.,; Fl\'e Fly-SPffd, David Pstton,
u ', seems odd tha t while
mO!l t of the earth's surface is
'\~tater, its dis tribution eott1d
not, have been better ar-
ranged, and Dan's idea has
plenty of merit. , As practi-
1 call111 all the fresh water eith-
er g0es back into the ground
or fl o,vs into the ocean . some
economical ·method cannot
be 0devised to place water
where it is most needed.
minils the salty or mineral
content.
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3 ~. . P -l-4-\VL'lp. r.t trtam Cro11by. 4 1~:
Sno wblrd-Lurky Ducky. Boh llaldrr·
man. 41.,; Balbo& Dina-hr-Scream. Roll}· P ul&Ak l. GU,: P .c.-No .... -tnnel'1'l
announ~. due to protc!!t of rart>.
' Pasadenan Faces Car
Count in Local Court
Donnld G. Young of Pasadenu
wa.:; stopped by Kcwport Beach po-
licf' at 2'91h str<'<'l and \Ves t Cen-
tra l avcnut"." Nc\\'port Bench, at
1 :30 o'clock. l\fOnday morning, for
driving without lighls.
Polic<' also impoun!:lcd' th·c ma-
chinf' -pc'ndin~ .. ·cr ification of the
19-11 rf'~is1ra ti on on the \'Chic\C'.
Suit Stolen Here
E, c. Ne"'hpuse of San ta Ann
has m;ked N e\vport Beach poliCC'
to sc~rch ror a. blue suit which
\\'BS stole n from his cfil. a t 22nd
!trC'Ct, Newport Beach, on Mon-
day.
Reports Purse The~ He Meant 0 No'". There's
one judge In New Yotk who
knows how to specify the ne-Theft or a p u r 1 e containing
gative. In the .case of Sally $14.08 was reported to polic.. by
Haines. ex-actress. who had Miss Evalyn v. Williams of Mon·
$5400 In a safety dePfflil box rovia here · Monday. Sh<! r eported
with funds allegedly,' stolen that ahe wv standing on th<! Bal-
trom the Mergenthaler Lin<>-boa Pavilion noat when the pune
I nstallation of t he nC'wly-clectC'd
offiC'l'rs of the Orange County d i-
\·is io n of the League of Califor-
nia. Ci'Ji s ""ii1 take place in Oc-
tob«;r.
Hf'a din12; thc division as prcsi-
dC'nf for the ensuing y('ar i!' l\·1ayor
'f<'d Bartl<'tt or Hun 1i ns:to~ Reach
a nd !he> division v.'111 have as its
Sf'CT<'lary. J ohn Hendrickson. city
c!C'rk of Huntington .B<'ach.
Bnrtlctt and l·l f'ndf'r~on toi:;:C'ath-
<'r ''' i l h ViCT-Pr('sid(•nt O. R.
R C'C'CI . ma~·or or Nev.:porl . Bench.
ancl C'ha rl<'S P earson· of AnRhC'im.
ar.<' mC'mhcrs of the board .of di-
reclors.
11is Rurkf', forn,cr a dvisor IP
stnte lf'agU('. h as given !h('
ni::f' counl-y division ml'mbt'rs
r i::ood advice on municipal
rrs. Hl" paints to Seal &ach 's
rC'CC'nt r r c n 11 ns a "painful
scourJee", pointing oUt that a city
to rn \\;th strif<' undl'i-J;{X'S a dis-
tressing e xprriencc. F ew rf'pUt"-
able men wiU seek positions of
·t.rust and r esponsibility in such a
city.
T.o minimize the µossibillty of
such action Burke sus:gest1 the
formatjon of commilsions to
which controventa.1 iisues first
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Accuse Balboa Driver
Of Excessive Speeding
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Monty rimes , ~ -trom t;erharat pno ~o
A sketChy draft of a youn~ Wor War Two veteran who is .show-
ing lhe way to other ex-Soldiers. onte R. Grimes associated~
Ross Greeley in the firm ot South Coast•ReaJty.and 'Investment -
Co th court issued was mi.ssed. type ., e Tremper Longman ol Balboa this decree on her testimOQY -------. will appear In the Newport Beach
peny, dd the G,...,ley and Grimes lnsur:anc.. ~ncy. 302 Main 1 t,
Balboa, is doing h.11 part fOT veteran.~ and community. • • • Mon,te
ii a rnduate ol Oilllkolhe l!uslnoss coll-. Otlllicolhe. M.isaouri, aad
San Diego Junior colle&e. After his business college trainln& he 1*-
came the ...,,..tary to the lftSld<nt of the Reda Pum~pany manu-
facturer ol electricol oentrifupl oil "'ell pumps. In esvill~. Okla.
Joinln1 the U. S. Navy lhrtt m<Wlths before Pearl Har1>or, he oeNOd
In the Amphibious Forcn; Pacific Fleet. mak~ the main lnvasiom of
lwo Jbna, Okinawa. liberation of the PhiUPIJlnol, and aOOard the US.S.
Hlsl>Jando landed the lint troopo at Yokohoma, Tokio l)ay on V-J ~-
as: "Incomplete, evasive, con-L A. Driver Slightly a1y Court on Wednesday to.,,...,.
tradlctory. susplci<Jus and Hurt in Freak Mi.l.ap er •. poli~ ~ that he WU unworthy .of belief." Just an-• r· speeding 60 miles an hour In a other way of calll!:>g a lady a J-.ih Collins. 63, of Loo An· 35 zone at 101 highway and lril
l1ar / geles.·w.a lnjuttd Saturday When street, Cotona del Mar, !Mt 'l'hun-
• '>. the car he was drlylnc went out day. Be In I honorably disch&rJod .C<Jlnlnc out ot the service havin&
tram the Navy u OUef Yeoman been an offlcor o1 the 'Lacuna ' · ' I ';) of control. travel<d , oome 300 feet Cushion Sto en off the hlahway and !lnally threw
~-'th ol n-~-Ialand him out of the machine, on N ....
Km R. =· --port -In co.ta ---a c:mhlm tram the fnlnt Collins wu liven ipedlc&l tftat-
-t ot bla automobile to thlnd; mmt and -Obie. to cmttnu.
i. told P.Jllcr on Monday. ·hll wa)'. . .
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Scooter Stolen In November. 1945. he became u-Beach Poot and coinll throuch . I llOClatod with John E. Sodlolr u 1-1 ol the dlaln, later beoom1q
Wllllam F . Man ol Balboa re-office manacu. and bad ciMlrCe ol Doputy Chlef·ot Staff ol W. di.-
ported to Newport polk>o the tMtt the u.ura-o.,.rtmeftt. trld, he ora..w..d four 'V.F.W.
ol a lP'ftll kooter with "'1looo U-te hal -.actiw In tbr paoto In the dlo'trict : Now be . :la
-,,__, Veterall9 ol. Jllnlsn Wan .....,. . (C<Jntlmlld on Bid< Papi .
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Bat ers Jam Beach
Are s Around City .
Qy Busy Weekend
8 ('he. lo t, h e N e"-port
liar r communltt1"fl '''e r e
Cro '· • f'd. \\"Ith J>f'Oplr from the
lnl ~ O"\'t>r th(' thrt>e-day
hollt )'.
ll \\'eatoitf"r i.n Lm An-
g t'I Rlvc r Jlde a nd San Ber-
nar o <'Ountll"~ ctro\.'e 11eor es
of ldr nts to N e ,,. p o rt
Bea ·. Se\'f"ral famlll ei. ob-
tain r f"Ser\'atlons ln ad·
\'Wl tor a \\'f"ek to e8Cape '
the ntea P>r heat rrom t he
d e. . I . Hu drt"ds of motorlsttt jam-
med• U th~ available parking
Spac .·around l he N e"·port
Bea.c ; from 1\ol<'f'adden place
to along Ocean Front,
\\·e•t. d othrrs \\"l"re forced
to u lze any spaceA th at
('ould j bf"' f ound ln the . aide 1 Rtrf"et . T hia -condition ex.lated t
all ~ . \\'&y from MrFadden '
to th penln!!lt1la In BaiboL
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AA Accepts
Civ1 ian As
Pil , Trainee
Li eut. Ed\vard f~. Tully, com-
nlanding ffiCT'r ·of thC' U. S. Army
:lnd Air o~~ Recruiting service.
today ·a~oun cl'd that flppli cations
,from civ ians 'A'ill be accepted by
the ai r ~Orce, ro r thc primn ry
pilot tr ining class opening on
\Vf'dnl"!'fi lY J'.) Oc1ohf'r. Qualifyi ng
f'Xa n1inf ions in t he \V('S t \\•ill be
givi>n a 8-12 Septc:>mbc r . Openj s in the class have oc-
c·urred . c 'plained Lieut. Tully, be-
. cause f Ji change' in regulations
\\1hich ti ...,, limits the age to 20-
261~. Th previous age limits v.•cre
18-26 ~. n ordC'r to apply for1 this
aviatilfn cadc t training, an ap-
plicant ust be unma rried malc
ci tizen. Q-26 ~ y('ars old, have
,,,·o yf'a s of coll <'ge or be able
to P ass a n examination cqui\'a-
IC'nL 1H c u~t b(' of e xcell ent char-
<1CIC'r. so nd physiqu<'. and in good
hralth. ·
:·For t <' past year. I have been
S\\·amped \vith a pplications for
cadet tr ning," said Lieut 'ftilly,
"But I h vc not been ablc to orrer
~Cont nued on B ack P age)
Sloo Master ,
Retu ns from
LOng Journey
B . A. a nrord. !i7, of Los AIJ·
geles an . his 28-foot s loop, E~
me ralda, rriv<'d in Ne \vport Har-
bor, Frid Y. aftcr a 2200 mile trip
fro m rt1a zanro, rt1exico.
Tanfor has been gone t ou r
months o a tour ist trip. On the
l\'ay bac he got a M exican fish-
' 1n~ pcr it and fished at San
l\1artin. n PC'ranamo, Todo Sa n-
tos. and ape> Calonett. I.J c r('parts
that som times the SC'R got quite
rough . a \.\'hich time's he would
us<' his ji and run \\'ilh the v.•ind
and sea. 'I}ic boat is ('Quipped
\vith a n u:ti!iary jeep m otor.
At S a. ~1 art in island. he re-
ports 1h <'I is a natural break -
\\'a lef ma <' from a volcapo. I-lerc
.hC' atC'. s C'\V made fro m seagulls
and youn Pelicans. The seagull
last(' like c l)ickcn, hc claims. Off
Tod6 Sa 1oli hC' discovercd the
n1ast o r f ishing boat sticking
up out or tt¥? water, v.'hich he r e-
1 ~unty Considers
Applications for
Mesa Structures·
' SANT,\ ANA ~Tuesday) The
Orang£' County Planning com-
mission will consider for the sey-
ond time an application· for a per-
n1it t.o establish a used car a nd
1tra He?\ lot &t Balboa strl'<'t a nd
J·larbor boul ev<!rd~esa on
t~rida~".
The commission also will hcar
an application for a permit to
huild a b~, in ss s tructure at Wal-
nut streC't nd Ne\\-pc>rt boulevard.
C'.osta M sa. The applicant is Dr.
P. A. Chamberlain.
Costa Mesa bu~nesses given ap-
proval by the commission last Fri-
day 'A'erc \Va\ter S . Jelcsnianski
for a duplex residence on 18th
sireel, \\'esl of Viol a place. ,a nd•A.
E. J ohnson. for1 a 53-l r ailcr court
on Pomona av~ue, north of 17th
streC't. ·
Harbor Area Twins
Win Awards in HB's
I Oth Annual Parade
HUNTINGTON BEACH (Tues·
duy)-One hundresJ and 42 twins,
ranging in age rrom six Wee ks .to
91 years vied for prizes in the
ann~ial Sou fhern California Twin's
con,·eplion \vhi<'h endf'd \\'ith a
'parade here Sunday .
Grand prize "'innl'rS \vcrc:> Milo
~1e rel a nd l\'fercl l\1ilo Meycrs, 24,
of \Viln1ing1on ari d Ronald a nd
Donald Robinson. 17. or Bcll Gar-
dens. Th<' Robinsons y,· c r C' also
judged thC' n1ost handsome in the
li ne of march \\'hich v.•as \vitnesscd
by 10,000 persons.
Jydgcd as the ol dest t\'lins at
th,c 'Qpnfab v.·ere 1\1rs. Hele n Du-
bois BJil.d Mrs. Ellen TeC'tC'r of Al-
hambi'!r. 'fhey arc 91 years old .
Judged· the youngest were Trudi
EllPn a nd , Judy Ann Nuzum,
daughters of. 1'.'lr. and Mrs. John
Nuzum of 40-5 Flo \Vcr str{'(.'t, Costa
1\-fC'sa. They ::irC' six Wl'<'ks and
I hrce dnys old.
A pair of 1 .. vi.ns from Corona dcl
Mar \\'e r<i adjudged lhc most dif-
ficult lo tell apart in thc highly
compet itiVC' "most ali~e" ntcst.
They \\'C'r l' StC'phen and regory
Cona v.·ay of 319 Pains avenue,
Corona dcl !\1ar.
Jody Johnson Is
Birthday Hostess
Gilbert Ordcz, rive-yC'ar~old soa •
of 1v1r. and Mrs. Rudolph Ordez of
416 Ca lifornia avC'nue. H:untingtan
Rc~1ch, v.•as instantly killed when
strlK:k by an autorrl.obile on alter·
nate 101 highway, 50 (C'('t south of
Orange strcet. Ncwport Beach. at
3 :41 o'clock, Monday aCternoon.
Hf'rhcrt G. Dickinson, Zl, an
unemployed student, o f 3145 East
Thompson street, Long Beach •
driVC'r of the machine, told pollcw
that the child r an in front of hia
car ahd that he SWC'fVed to the
right but could not avoid hitting
the youngste r. '
6 t•veral \\"itncsscs corroborated
the moio rist's slatcrr.ent.
The boy's body was removed to
the Sn1i th MortuMy in Huntingtoo
Beach .
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Thefts from Cars
Reported by Five
Five !)('rsons rt~ported thefta
from th(•ir C"ars OVC'r the weelt-
end to N('\\'JX)rt Beach pobce.
Donald ~lorey of 3200 WC"St
O"ccan pip.CC", rcportC'd two burn~
ers were '\stolen rrovi his CaP.
B. N. Sorsby of Los Angele! rc-
port£'d S76 'A'aS ta ken rrom a glove
compartme nt in his automobile
which \vaS parked On thC' Miracle ·
l\1 ilc. .
Leroy P C'nhall of Cypres!I r&-·
portl'd th<' t heft of a chrome d~
·fron1 thf' IC'fl fron1 f(•ndcr of hiA
car.
John Droege of Corona dcl Mar
re ported the the ft of .a circular
ornamcnl rron1 his automobile
which \\'as parkc:>d o n Balboa Ist-
nnd .
ClaHde JOhnson of N~r1
I3eneh r~po rts the t*left of two
fl ick1..·r discs from his car whJch
\\'as Jlark~ on Centra1 bctwttn ~
16th a nd 17th s treets.
House of Future
Nearly Fmishe.d
1'hC' finish ing touch<'s on another
nC\\' business location in Newport
Ilcach-''Thr· 1-fbus" of the Future;'
Miss Jody J ohnson. daughter o r -arc nearing completion, the own-
Mr. and · Mrs. Pipcf-JOh nson of .('rs, Mr. and 1'.1rs. H arry E . Mucl -·
Balboa, cntcrta in C"d 19 guC's ls on lcr announced today.
her 13th .birthday at \~ pa rty held 1'~inal touches to the front of th~
in her home last Fr.iday C'\'ening . nc\\' furniturC' retail and r epair
Surprise of the , eveniiig \\'as establishment, plans for wh.ich io-
whe n she' was prl'sentcd. \\'ith a c~ud c a huge clectric sign with thr-
lettcr. frqro hC'r parents staling s1 ~glc \\'Ord "Upholstt"ring," are-·
that she is t hC' skipper of a snow-being r ushed by Mueller who hopes ·
bird \\'hich 'viii soon be christened. to turn his store, which occupies
"h1 ellow-F ello\\''. 60 Ceet on Centra l avenue direetly
Party guests went skating with. aci:os_s r_rom Th~ News-Times
thl" hostess, fo.-1iss Jody. follo'A·ing ~~ilclirrg, into the finest of its kind
a dinner part)'. the ha rbor area. ;;, ..
Guests \\'<'re. Don a Ione Scd-Mucllc~, 'A"ho has had 35 Y<'ars
inger, J ean qriggs, J oan l-Iolmes. of .c~ncncr-as ~n uphoJ;iterer.
Diane Stra tton Jovce Sharp Jo-rc f1~1shcr and cabinet -ma ker , i~
annC' Meri-ill. J oy -Ann .Bur,gess. elud1~g SC'Veral _years with som(' of
T ony GrC'enelsh Lincoln CJ k th<' f1n cst furniture stor es in Los
Dick H C'rms, R~bC'rt. llall. R~<'~ AngclC:S a~d Chi~ago, ~prese~t!
King, Richard Taylor, Ri chai-d th<' lhird g~nerat 1on or his family ~1 ont oya, Fred HarvC'y,. Lee J ay- to cngal{e in the craft.
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I-t is step-
red. L<!slic Tacqua rd, Df'an \Vil-son, VC'rn I.Jarden, ~· a form('r
liamo;; and M ichae1 Ke lly. mC'mber . or ~he Nat1ollal Guard
Loses Wallet
Bernarq Curle;· of Glendale h a.s
Tl'porte!J t o police the theft OC his
v.·a ll~t containjng S3. The monl'S-·
v.•as ~tcllcn from a pair or trousers
'''hile Curlcy \Vas bathing on the>
Corona dcl '?I.far beach. police \\-'e r e
told.
and Cahforni.ci Sta lC' Guard ts
nssociatC'd \vi1h him iri th(' 'new
husinl'ss vcn t ur.e.
, '"rhe J·lousc of the Future" will 1
strC'ss ,cus tom furnilure bWld fn l(
and upholstering, accordinj::: to
1'.•fuel/('r . "WC' will also ha ndlC' mMt
of the "'Ork for; the Coast U1)hOI· •
stery o r Laguna B<'ach," he added ------· .
ported t tJle Coast Guard . H e 1 •
couldn't r nd anyth;ng else In t he .Child Runs Into Car
a rea . Thi !wreck was 40 miles In Alley 0 I I d '
Sailboat Runs Aground
west or b Santos. n S an
Tan!or 1 liere tor a few days Three year old Barbara Paris
rest. of 1008 P8.J'lk a.venue, Balboa Is\"
Burgla ~nter COM
Bake S op; Get $1'9
Burg) . believed to be Jllve-
and, received bruises · when she
ran Into an automobile driVen by
E dward Wll.son of Los .Angeles
throug h an alley on the i.sland on
Sunday.
nilts, bro e into Gene's bakery at •
Coast hi hway kspur Life Ra# Taken
street, Co oria del Mar. so tlrne . Sunday n ght and stole and · R. B. Hutchins of Costa Mesa
two ate eclan, Gene , rel)Orted to Newport Beach .J>Olice
A sailboat belonging to Ton1 G.
Myer of Harbor IsJand r 8.n a~ound
ofr the N !treet pier, Balboa. on
Sund ay and sank. No one was hurt.
P-arking Fees Reported
. Receipt.J: Crom the Balboa Park-
on.g ,Lot totaled 51674.42 in July,.
aty Treasun;r J . A. Gant was
told. Dtlrl Tipping WU re_.od to
ha~e turned In SUl69.62 and Odia
ReVlea accounted for S60fJk) a
munlctpe.J r<!Jort for the _;,th
•tAted.
proprie Informed the "" the·ttie&t of a llfe ·raft frcl'n the
. boat,1Amerlca, which WU momed U&I: BIO OA.TCRDJ
;~~omla · Marine <mmery on Both ._t and oonulllOtUal n.i..
-------'!'-ermen -took enormoua CatcbN of.
D . d l&lmon Jut --the ,.,._
ElderlYi Pedestrian
Hurt o COM Roadway ia~il Reported Lost. ten ott Doi Norte county, TOpOrta
rttd Iaceratlonll -~-Natlon,ol Autanoblle ·club Anslon
. w•-u -~ Florence Welaborser of ~ aJao taJdns aa-~ ated-
truck by a car, wlille Santa Ana~ to pollee the head from t be -.,,. ·KLomtb
. 101 In <;orona .'-of a 1' carat dl.._..s In aJi river -.. '"-and trwt
ate !latmdQ:. iPollee olclf~ platllium aou1.,. _. tbe 8...ith ~ and lta -= t1!o -aa ~a ck the bpw11ns peen at l5tb .-t, Trout llmlta ._. bellC ~ of. WllmiDctca • Ne•1GtjBea,dl m.. m.
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NEWPORT BALBOA ,Nl:W.8-TlllES
'l'UESDAY Newport· Be!cl'i Call!, September J, 1M1
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NEWS-TIMES
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i~G;i;;;iji;;J~;;;~~;;;iii;;;;d;;;Ui;:;;;;;;;;:--cv~~;:;;-xiiii -~ms' . it. "'Attempts on the part at ltlan· 1• -p 'Dtlted l>fer'J' T'De9C1a7 alld .Tlt.111"*1a,J Af'tenloolllr. v.._. ***'* --..,.I~a.; getting difficult to keep agement ·or ~abor to get aroundJt Results ol the flrat few weekl t jobless benefits ij being obtain-·
Ooeta .... ~OD Pablllbed ~ w• taJ t on the n~ber of Rwsslan will likely reault in stricter pro-of the Depar~ent of Employ-Ln about 180 additional cases
Sublta'lption Payable lrf Advance:--$2.!50 per year tn Or&n,e CoUnt)': co~ln th UN Security Coun-vlaions rather than· in their modi~ ment'1 Intensified cam Pa I g n ere no evi~~ce of l~&al fraud
·$2.75 per yeY to 4th :zonet $3.00 .per year to 8th zone ~. AA thil ~a written the box flcation. Botti groups ahould bear agai°'t unemployment lns~ance apparent,'' he stated.
, Qltered u SecQsld-Clua matter at the Postottio! ln Newport Beach. score stands at 18 for Gromyko thil ln mind and a~t accordln&ly. f~~= ~:Jr!:J" ~C:~ f:;UJ~ ·r:ti!!. a;!C::~ ~:~ C:,~~~~·
California. under the Act ot March 3, 1897 a nd 8 gOOBe egg for the other DEMOCBAcy l1'f .IA.PAN G. Bryant chairman .of the Call-both the Sacramento and San powers having-the veto privilege. 1 • • . SAK D. PORTER ' • Publllber Th n t buse of the Veto September 2 marks the second fornJa . ~mployment Staballzation quin Valleys for the balance
F G FROST · Editor e agr~ 8 Comm1S11on. · the summer," Bryant stat.,t. . • • • • • • --by the Soviets has produced the anniversary of the 1lgnin& of the "Whll th . t itled · . .,. W. F·. DIXON --.---• ---Adv•.rtisina Manaaer very situation which many ob&erv-am'listice With Japan on the e e in ens C8J1_1@lgn soon as conditions permit, Pitnt:tnc Plant. 3011 W. Central Avenue, Newport J'\each. California ers warned of when the UN battleship Miuourl ln Tokyo Bay. has only been carried on m the lar clunpaigns will be start~
~-=...1 · Pa ...... of the City of Newport Beach chartor WU being drafted In San Since that time the Japanese pO<>-Sacramento Valle.y for the past other areas of the state, notably
ua..1.a;uu r~ Francisco hardly more than two pie appear to have made remark-three weekl and in the Sa.n Joa-uthern California,, the Salinaa-
__ • __ .::A:..:~::z:tm=d=•=b=le:...=Lo<.ol.:.=-lm.:_U_ta_d_GD_l_•_0.. __ 1_1_Y _ _. _____ t_years ago:In other words, the UN able strides toward democracy. quin., Valley for the put four Y~~~re~ area, and San Francisco
" ·has developed Into tittle more than Whether t,hla apparent progress is weeks, lt ls evident that t~ De-
a world debating society. Effective genUine will not be known for a partmelts ~t'•8 progrt admeclis ed.achi~vl'Thng Brxant also announced that the Active action is now possible only outside good many years to come. At any resu • ryan . ar . e · 'paritment's .regut8.r program bt Member or the United ~ations. Those tn-
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rate, it will take· a considerable un~ployment insurance claim ecki.ng jobless Insurance claim-
dividuals who insisted. that we; period of trial and testJng bet.ore load in the Sacr~ento Valley has ta and fraud investigation wou)d of . handle the Greek-Turkish aid tn'<>-1 Japahese democracy will be able decreased. abou.t fifteen per cent oontil'iued throughout the alaf"F. -----~..:__ _________ _:_ ____ ~~~~-gram through the UN can see. now· to stand on its own feet. The ~·by a~ut f1ye ~ c.ent in the During the week ending August
September 1, 1939·
_E;_jght years ago on the first day of Septem~er
1939, the war of words between Hitler and the dip-
lomats of Poland, England and France came to an
'end and the war of guns began.
Almost up to the last moment there was a wide-
&pread feeling that in spite of Uie verbal thunder
echoeing f r o m one · Ew·opean capital to another,
armed conflict would be avoided. Hitler, it was
pointed out; did not have the reso urces to fig!Jt a
war. He was bho1ffing. He would go the limit short
of war to get what he wanted. But he didn't want
war.
Well, all those contentio ns seemed logical th en.
The only trouble was that they didn't pan out. Un -
doubtedly, Hitler would ha.ve preferred to get what
\le wanted \V,ithout a fight at that time. It would have
given him additional time to build up his military
power. But when he saw th at the game of bluff could
be carried no farther he hurl~d his legions against
P oland and then took to the radio to defy the world.
If th e world th en could liave forseen the events
that were soon to follow it would have been even
m ore gravely concerned with the attack on Poland
than it was. Within 10 month s after' the first shot
was fired Hitler had conquered France and was
squatting on the English Channel ·while Britain pre-
pared' for a desperate last-ditch defense.
Hitl er thus came fearfully close to victory-but.
not close enough . In July 1940 .it appeared that he
couldn't lose. 'J1hree years later it ·wa s apparent he
couldn't win.·
Now, eight years after his. troops started their
attack on Poland, Germany li es in ruins and the peo-
ple who followed him brindly seek to eke out a liveli-
hood . They will not soo n forg~J September 1, 1939.
Neither will the rest of the world.
Back to School
At first glq,nce there appears to be no logical con-
n ection between the opening of school for the fall
t erm and the increasing gravity of worl d conditions.
But there is a connection. f
just how far we would have got-economic and social problems that San ,Joaq~n Valley, . ~t StaJ.· • 4,572 individuals who 'ttrew
ten with the Russian veto hanging must be met in Japan are enor-ed. 'Thls includes both claims for ·ri~th'an"'flve consecutive jottleis
on our neck. The United States, mous. And unless they are met state unemployment insurance and urance checks were called in
however, is carrying the veto issue democracy will hardly survive for G. I. benefits: and is :iCC?unt_ed 'r interview. or this number, 717
to the UN Assembly. W hether there when the Americans pull for m ostly by frulure of cl~ants •f almost seventeen per' cent·falled
anything constructive can be ac-, out. For this reason it would be to .. ret~ to~ thelr ch~ka. ~ report and were promptly dis-
complished there is doubtful. But well for the United State# to Abdul n1nety . possJble fra~d ualified An additional 559 or cases are now being processed tn 'fteen per cent were referred im-it is possible that sufricicnt pres-maintain some control over the both II d bo 1 s ure can be brought upon the Japanese until they have had time 1 ~a eysh an a1 ubet twe ve ecliately to JobS, and 663 or al-. . · 11 bl' h bl d comp a1nts ave so ar en act-ost eighteen per cent were dis-Russ1ans to at least part1a y cur e to esta 1s a reasona e egree 11 1.1 d . h . 1.1.ed them of "veto-itis." of economic and social stability. ua ~. 1 e_ -Y.'lt ... pr~ec~.ti ng au· a 1 1 ·two-thirds of whom were
This tnay require us to keep rep-thor1t1es 1.~ valley. ~1t1 es, B::t~nt · e Id to be "not available f6r
resentatives, if not troops, there declared. In addition, restr1ct1on ark." FAii< TRIAL
No\V that th<' controversial Ta!t-
J-tart\ey la\\' has become effective
it should be given a [air {rial by
l.>0t h m anag('ment and labor. If
thl'.' act is too ope·sided. if it will
for the Aext 20 years or more. But . , :~e '~~,1~,n~0~~.: :~ ~~~1~~. prove Sale of. Denver-Los . ngeles Route
s r~Eo RECORD' Seen Aid to Westerns New Plans
not bring:. about a proper balance The ne \v a ir speed r ecord set ~ Civil Aeronaut ics Board to-
bef\vrcn em'p1oi·er a nd employee b N•vy plan• hasn't created Y a ... L d pproved \Vestern Air Lines' ra~gli~t i~~~r:.:tm, ~h~~m,~il~r~!c~~o~~ much ex cite~del~t but it shho."'S ththat application to sell its Dc nvcr~Los ~·c arc rapi Y approac ing l! Angeles route to United Air Lines.
by obeying the 19\\', not by Seek· supcrs?nic speed \Vhich is .around Thf' ;i.ctua\ transfer of the foute,
in g t o C'\'ade Its pro.visions. 'The 750 ni1les per hour. The Jet·p:o* '''hich \\·estcrn has O(X'rated sihce
r.1ct should not be O\"e rlool«:>d that pc'lied Douglas Skystreak wh1 ~h , l\·Tay l , 1946. \\'ill be made \Vi thin
this IR\\' ,,·as passed by ·a majority hung up the ne\v mark t\'9S still 21 days.
of both political parties-major-about 100 m.p.h. orr the super·
it iC's J a r~e enou'gh to O\'erride sonic pace but its iC:>rord or &W
President Truman's \'eto of the m .p.h. "·as consider ably better
Terre ll C. Drink,,·ater, \Vest-
e rn's pres ident, characterized the
Civi l Aeronautics Board's action
as a for\vard s tep in r ealigning the
\\'eS tCTn air nlap of the United
Statl's a nd pointed out that \Vest-
Prn Air LinC'S nO\V \\'ill be able to
concrntrate on a pattern or ser*
\'ice to the \Vest .
hill. It camr int o being as a re-than the 623.8 mark set last June.
suit or public denland for Jegis* The fastest spet:'d made during the
lature adequate to cope '''ith the tC'st was slightly O\"er 653 m.p.h.
jurisdictional s tt:,jk es and other la· At that rate a person could ,go
hor abuses \\'hich hnve plagued us from Oi;egon to the l\·lexican bor·
for many years J)ast. The 'f a£t-de r in about an hour and a half.
1--lnrt le)' la\\" is b~ .no means per-B4t ,,·ouldn't have much opportun-
fect hut the l··g1t1mate channels ity l o appreciate' the Caltfornia
for bringing about a revision of sCenC'ry.
\t a re open to those \\'ho don't like
-f (ost ·. Bites 1
Fa rmer Corntasscl retired and
moved to Buffalo. In thE' m orning,
after spc>nding the rirst night in
the ne\V home, his \v\fe·said:~"W.ell,
Pa, hain·t it about tiriie you y.·as
getting up to build a fire?"
SEI'<ATOR BILBO
The brand or "democracy" aq*
,·ocated by the late Mississippi
Sen ator Theodore Bilbo. \vas ver.>'
much di[fercnt from that of most
Americans. He may have been ,3
great champion of a great cause
in the eyes' of · the !\'lississipians
\Vho voted for hfm but he \Vas any-
thing but that to the majority of
citizens elsc'''here. In a ll frank·
ness, it can hardly be said that
his passing v.·ill provoke many I
tears in the country as a whole.
"\\re pro~c io provi de equip..
STr.l'<OGRAPm o SERV1CE ·
' GEORGIA TAYLOR
Stenographic Service
Notary PubUc
.S• C... Rieb...,, Newpert a..ell
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ExperienCed Legal Steno
Copy Work
••Ill• ~ --• Dldaa• P\iill: (Jp aoi J>ellTW7 8-rl. Ka..._.tpc. "No, sirrec." replied the ol d
gC'nt , "Ill ca ll the fire department.
\\'c might as \\'ell get used to the>se
city conveniences right now.'' -
From "Across My . 0£'sk." by Leo
R. B ., Delta County Independent,
Del ta, Colo.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Gruff F ather I to Son>: "Why
don't you go out and find a job?
\Vhen I \\'as your age I was work·
ing for S5.00 a \\'Cek in a shop
and at the end of fi\'e years I '
O\\Tied the shop."
Son : "You can 't do that nowa-
days. They have cash registers.''
AOOOUNJ:AN'l'
Bookkeeping--
Service ·
COLIN F . BROWN
(HM'bor '!&«)
BALBOA YAC HT CLUB Bayside Or .. Newport Beach
A. V. Andrews, M.D.
PHYSICJA!"
oa<I
SURGEON I
.fl 1 Cout R1gb"''ay. Harbor Ae
Corona del Mar
John IL C. Cbnng, llLD.
c>nt. sc>r\'ice and schedules tailor·
specifically to the air traniii*
ttation needs of tha t area lying
'•eS t or 11.he Rocky Mountains and
bracing. the c>niire Pacific
loast," he said. 1
"We a~e certain th.at this· \\'c~t·
n r egion can support an in·
t grated .regional \vestern -air sys-
t m "''h ich '"ill operate in a north·
uth ·pattern r r om Canada to
. cxico."
Under Wes tern's contracti>d
te system. it '''ill operate from
~dmonton, Canada, to Los .An.
les via . Salt Lake Clty on its
stern*most segment, a nd from
~cattle-Tacoma to San Diego via
P.ortland. San Francisco and Los
4ngclcs. On the Pacific Coast.
t~ills Publi c Need ·
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1 ''In my opinion.'' Drinkwater
~ id, "this r"cprcScnts one of the r nesl rPgionaJ Systems in t h\e
nitc>d States. It is a sound op..
cf'ation both economically and ge~
f1raphica lly. This 4,695-mile route
;·stenl \viii fulfill a public need
~nd if pro~rly operated on a n
qfficicnt, econon1ical basiS, \\'ill de·
'<lel op an c\'er·increasing amount
~ trafric ovl'r its routes."
Drinkv.-at<'r JX>inted out th at
is '''as the first time that a
rtificated air carrier had vol-
untarily divested itself er one of
its route segments in order to
consolidate its system into a logi-
cal and economic airV\ay,
1
1 "Quite frankly. we have con-.
luded to quit the never-ending
ace to acquire more and more
oute mileage which wanders a im-
essly over the map in an infinite ·
Aearch for ne\\' sources of traffic'' ~e said. '
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beach, coli!.
telephone newport beach, harbor 1,500
It is with pleasure that • i
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Ann.ounces lliS Affiliation with
Frederick Yacht Co.
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Oomplete Mill FadllUes and Repairs
Reconvenions a Specialty.
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FIRE EQUIPMENT
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!or FACTORY, PLANT, STORE, OF:FJCE, FARM, DOME
. America today is at war-not a shooting war, to
be sure, but a very real war just the same. It is, as
we know, a war ofide ologies. Totalitarianism in one
form or another-particularly communism-is being
agress.ively thrust before the American people as a
type of government sup eri or to Llemocracy and as a
. cure-all for economic problems.
While few of us may fear that foreign "isms" will
ever make substantial headway in our country, they
are not to be taken lightly. One of the most effective
bulwarks against their inroads is education. If our
, youth a re fully informed on the meaning of democ-
r acy and the value of, our democratic institutions the
t ide of agressive ·propaganda \viii beat in vain on
our shores.
·rhe three-year·old boy had tak·
en his mother's po\vder puff and
\\'as fixi ng his face as he had se<!n
her do, \\'hen his five-year-old sis-
tC'r grabbed it from him. "You
musn't do that." she said. "Only
ladies use J>O"'der. Gentlemen wash
themselve>s,"
Armand Monaco
ARCHITECT .
814 W. Bay Ave., Balbo&
Harbor 172-+
Pby&lcian a.M Surceoa
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and by appointment
Beacon 5075
120 Eut 18th Street
Costa Meaa,. Callforuia
j ''From no\v on our j;J'O\\'th V.'ill
be guat:ed by greater reliability
lnd better service to the Y.'estern
tublic." ·~~~~~;::::;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Drink\VatC'r said the ,\\'es tern's r
oluntar·y cure for expansionists,"
·ould resolve once a n~~ Or all I t ·hetht r ~is company \\'a~ 't 'be. I!-
B'ut to provide a comp lete educ.ation for -their
children is difficult for a good many families. The
cost is not cheap, and family finances are put under a
str:rin at times to meet it. Nevertheless, an ever-in-
creasing number of Am ~rican-parents are seeing to it
that t heir offsprings get to co llege. Often this re-
quires a strict household budget to make it possible.
A close watch on expenses is kept by paying bills
through a b a n k checking account and a regular
amount is put aside each pay day in the education
funtl .
I Many parents recognize that the futwe of All)er-
ica, as well as the future of their children, largely ~e.
pends on making full use of our educational facili-
ties. They are more willing than ever, therefore, to
make the ne cessary sacrifices to properly educate
their children. How well we train ·our youth today will largely
determine ho\v well they'll be .able to cope with the
problems of the world tomorrow. •
• Before Yoa Build or Remodel
VIiii Our I Interesting Sample Uld ~y ~
A BlUi)' El.·enlng
Ne\\'s item in Baltimor:e Sun
reads: ''The members of the Park
\Vomen's club held a lively meet-
ing last night . discussing s hort
skirts. flimsy bathing suits, sun
tan, zombie cocktails and what
shall \\'£' do about Russia.''
COuldn 't Cove With It
A troubled traveler has just
communicated to us an experience
he had the other morning in the
coffee shop of a hotel in Provi·
dence. "I ordered two soft-boiled
eggs," he writes in a shakY hand.
-rhe waitress bustled away, but In
a couple of minutes she was' back.
'I'm sorry, sir,' she told m e, 'but
we're not serving boiled eggs this
morning. Our egg.boiling machine
is out ot ordt>r~" -The New
Yorker. ..
TRONAR-T~
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Loo Anceleo NOrm1111cly MOS
DENTIS'l'S
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
:zoiy, w. oeatroL Harber nao
NEWPORT BliCB
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Harbor IHO
O«oaadel-
GORDON E. RAPP, D.D.8.
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Dr. W. T. Mooney
PbyUdu ud Swpa
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• '.=========~==.; ranscont1ncnta1 or a region car-
}ier. Thus far. he sai'd, Western
~as attempted to be both-a de-
~mma which proved to be un~ ~'ound .
Gordon M. Grundy, M.D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
'Balboa Inn Arcade
Office Hrs.: 10-12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m.
Phone "Harbor 37
t ''From now on we intend to .be i
a \\'estern r~gional carr ier which
v.'i.U be closely identified with the
area, we serve and to become an l'l"-=====-===-.1, I integr"al part of each community H. R. Hall, M. D. we serve. We intend to cooperate ·
Phy:alcl&n and &urpcm fully With th e · transcontittental 1
carriers feeding into our sfs~m.
Hours: 2-5, by Appiolntment but we will concentrate on igivlng
' T elephone Beacon 58&8 a l::fletter service to the "north-
111 Broadway eo.ta •-south" traveler.
1 '-------------1 "We feel that many economies. 1 r can be effected by a regional
-MlJton IL MuweU, 11. D.
Hot c-t m~
Corona· del , 11&1'
Office HO\Jft: 10-12; 2-S
P-elt&rbor HG
S. R. Mol\&CO, M. D.
814 Bay Ave., 'BalQ
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type of service. We will attain
uniformity o! equ.ipment. We will
be able to concentrate oyr sales
efforts in one · area and . not .be I
concerned with competing in the
transcontinental markeL 0 u r
scheduling problems will be mini·
mized.''
Od& International
omoe Homo: :C.lled dictator today
! to 5 p. m. ("~neral Lucius D. Oav
11~ ~ Frld&T Will yet have hls -y.
T P 'R d His genera.13 uphold him • • ee er, M. D. As diplomats sco1d him
H E Stl"cLler • • D And seek to unfold him. • • & ' IVI. •
ftJM•• ~ Smaw His managemen t o·r Ruhr
UGI W. peatral Has London 'dips' sore, Ottloe:Barbor80% NJP:l-PlloDe But:to~ m .. )I Bull-like, ready to gore.
$Tlll HULL
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OllllllUTOI POI SOUTMllN (AllPOl .. llt
NIWPOIT llACN, CALlfffMIA
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Newport Beadl
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Ive stock al. ~
and llnoll!Ulll. 5lr.. jl
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CHIROPRACI'OR
uneoui~
<Jonaadolllar
OPTOMl':l'lll8T8 I t's the same old tale:
lr---i---'-'-='----, Can't mess "';th a whale •· . .._....~_.... O D~ Spouting oil on the rail.
BALBOA
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OlrpeD
Clr1·cd,
Be,.inid
Delco Radios
Merine & Domestic
Repair Work
Our Specielfy
lMl W. o.INI -· Jiii II
1fwpart: Bl I ell
(In Kendell'• Patio) . --1M8
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Mortimer School
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· EYES EXAIONED Need not worry today
LENSES DUPLIOATSD Over what diplomats say.
1 ...._ 811 ,. .. _. Mt , 1 -JACK FROST
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:NSWtvaT BA!U!l)S
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Advice to Artkt. I A Greenwich Village artist, ex-
~ formula for succeq, In
art· world today, says: "Yaint
Now Open
Every Day
Dr. a.1• Pmna / that loob like a tree, m-a .,.a .... o. ... ... that resembles • runnina I~~~~~~===~~!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!!!!!~!!:!!~=~~~
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TUl.:&DAY N!!!)!Dr! "'*" Calll2 !epkmber .!, 1M1 Page 3
P,ubuc Accountant ' ' ~OlJN~ THE CHANGE OF HIS . OFFICE ~TION
· J1'l 'IHE HARBOR AftEA
Bdakkeeping $eriloe, Auditli; Bookkeeping Systems
Sta~ and Federal Taxes
.318 O:>ast Hiighway · , Corona del Mar
Teleplione Harbor 1870-J
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' The New Ackerman "HEX" Heqd
• Due to many ntquests the AckMmon Fence Co. 1s proud • to present an entirely n8w design in A-ckermon Fencing,
the new 1"HEX" Head. This new Ackerman Fence hos been
chonged1 only in\ desl'gn, it stilt retains all of' the de~iro ble
features of the orig nol Ackerman Fence.
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lndiv.iduality of Design ...
ls another penbnal servic. offered by the Ackerman
Fence Co. We ~ill design on~ custom build (to 1uit your
own ~nol pleasure) a beautiful patio and barbecue.
You will truly ..,Joy the Privacy ... comfort and Safety of
)'OU' own back yard with on AckermoQ Fence, Patiq and
larbeque.
There Is no obligation.
. Call m toda,y, our sales-
• man will cheerfully give
you an estimate on any
of these features which
you may desire. FHA
tenns-36 mosi to pay.
The Ackerman Fence
Co. are I a.st a II e rs of
ANCHOR CHAIN LINK
wire fen~, Ideal for
commercial or domestic
fencing. PHONE FOR
FREE ESTIMA'l'E.S.
POR FREI:
ESTIMATES PHONE 1743
:JJu/'I :J~" A~Locral o/ :J"ncinj
ACKERMAN FENCE CO.
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MIGHTY PROUD, AND RE SHOULD BE of this 48--poand white
.ea baM which be. Ed. Quondt of 151 Sobth Center •treet. orance.
caucht from tbe Sherry Lynnall reoentl;f.
-News-Times .photo by W . Wor~ and C. ,OJrrie
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Veterans who formerly w e re
prisoners of war in Japan and de-
pend~nU of those who died a
prisoners are again being solicited
by a Washington, D. C. organiza-
tion to file claims for cOmpensa-
tior:a on a fee buts, Lou.is W . San-
den said today.
Mr. ~anders pointed out that if ·
and ;-vhe n ·-i~becomes possible to
file such cl ims they will be
hand.Jed. by he federal govern-
ment through official channels, < P. T. THOMPSON
and it will not be n~ary for. l ~
veterans or tfleir dependents to Glend•le Man Ret~es
pay anyone a foe for thl.s service. As S !.J.L F ·RR A The organization making the ama e gent
current solicitation asks a retainer ~ 1 • of $10 ~lus 15 or 20 per t f • Frank~ Thompson, tax agent for
any ~veries obtained Jr= d:e t~e Santa.1• Fe Rail'Way Coast lines
Japanese government. '/..' similar s1na! 1929, headquarters .Los ~
campaign was conducted by this geles, tolay_ announced his re t1re-
organizatlon last year. ~ent ef~t~ve September 1, cJos ...
No arrangements have yet been 1ng out ~ career o.t more than 46
made for processing of claims for years wi!h the railroad. •
maltreatment of prisoners by the A resipent of «;ilenda le a nd a
J.panes b U t hi former ~ty councilma n of Hunt-
e, qny mac nery . ¥. k Th . which is established for this pur-tngton . ar , ompson ts .t ~ e
pose undoubtedly will provide tor ol.des t 11 , n g past master of R1s1ng
filing through official government Light. 1.4,dge No. 397, F . & A.M.
channels Mr S d 'd Hunting~ Park, a nd he. and Qne ' . an ers sai . th ~ h ld 1· Free service in presenting all ? er m er ar_J' t e o est 1v-t~s of cla'ms d . t . · ing mem . r s of1hat lodge. He and
J t"" 1 an ass1s ance 1n •-Th · · · · obtaining the various veterans' lt'us. <f"pson will cont1~~e res1-
benefits 'are available at the home dence ath 1540 Nor th Pac1f1c ave-
of Mr. Sanders . located at 308 nue, Gle~dale .
SANTA ANA-Emil L. Myrehn nick, Rt. 2. Box 515 Q)sta Mesa. ~~i~l:s~:~~::f~~~:::;~: Ma-~t-, -y--V--e-t_s_
Jr. of Costa Mesa received a per-for a garage on the north side of once the required procedure 1s es-
mit trom the roupty builrung de-18th St. 396 f eet east of Mon-tabllshed
parlment for the construction of rovia St .. $300; 0 . c. Melton , Rt. . Ge e' J b
Scores Receive Permits to Build
Homes in Costa Mesa Community •
a furniture store building at 23052 1, Box 64, Costa Mesa. for ·a foun-cOsta Mesa, for a dwelling the IV n 0 s
Newport boulevard, lhat com-dation on the east side or Wal-north &ide of 16 th St .. 350 feet
munity. nut Pl .. 600 feet south of Orange east of O'"tange Ave. $1944; R . W.
Oth('r permits ihcludf' those is-St .. $300; Wilson C. Bo\vsh'er, Rt. Wallace, 22882 Newport Blvd., In ndu· stry
sued to Fred R. Gr ant, Rt. l,•Box 1. Box 692. Costa Mesa. for an Costa l\1esa. for an addition to a ..
213, Costa Mesa. for a dwelling at addition to a dwelli11g on the north commCrcial garage on the east
1381 21st "st., $5775: John G. Les-side of 19th St. a l Raymond St. side of Newpor t E lvd .. 150 feet
------------;;;;;;; $200. north or Cabr ill o St .. $720. J ob o nings for ryoung veteraf\9 To T . Ralph Irean. Rt. 1. Box T o ·c. H. Ridley. P. 0 , Box 524. contin'u to exist in many cl¥Sifi-
Quality Lumber
and
Building Materials
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COSTA MESA
LUMBER CO.
368 Costa Y..tesa. for a residence Costa Mesa. for a re!l.idence and cations, both skill ed and inexper-
on the south \\"est side of S. E . S9960; David A. Vaughn. 2670 San-ienced, I . H . l\1cGinnis, cti1tirrq,an
23rd St .. 250 fe>et from San ta Ana ta Ana Ave., Costa Mesa, for a of the .Merchants a nd Manufac-
Ave .. $6000 ; Cairo Saltaformaggia. garagf' at that address $600: Tom turers !association's emplo)ment
Box 93. Costa l\1esa. for altera-B. Bunderson, Rt. 2, Box 32, Costa service ~ffice committee announc·
tlOfli...a nd rC'pairs on a dY.:elting on l\·tcsa. for a shower-room in a ed tod,Y.
JUST LOOK AT THESE PRIZES!
2 GRAND· PRIZES-5500each Group ''A'' Group ''I''
(19We• tlwtl 4 yr._) (S flu-• 10 yr._)
51 First Prizes for eoc:t:lo winner of Grovp "A"
• and Group ''I,'' $2 .00 Bond eact,.
SI ~norary Engrov Trophies for Gr~p "A'.' oncl
Group ''I'' winners at each studio
the south sidl"' of Old County Rd .. trailer court at 1630 Newpor t Amor.ig the current openings
100 f<'Ct east of Orange Ave .. Blvd .. S3000: Roger B. Baker, 386 note<I th, l\1c:Ginn'is : factory work,
SlOCIO: F . E. Bctlach, 17&5 New-E . 15th St. Costa Mesa. for a n clerk-tY.J>ists and "·arehouse work
port Blvd .. Costa l\1esa. for a rl~st-addition to a d\\'elling at 1701 S. 'for men; stenographic, secretarial,
room at 2232 Ne"'port Beach .. 15th St., $1000; Heler'l Riddle Nel-,.bookkeeping and offi ce machine
$415; Ralph T. Phelps, 215 28th son, 431 Old County Rd .. Newport ' operators classifications for t.>a-.
St .. NC'wport Beach, for a d\vcllirig Beach. for a dwl'lling on the l'ast m en.
2330-42 Spunt MAIN ST. SANTA AHA on the north side or Monte Vista side of Santa A.na Ave. 160 feet ··The M & M's employment of· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~A~v~e~,~~~~;~C~h~a~rl~e~s;E~.~~~·~u~d~e~~-t h~J71hSt .~.~~n ce~a~~~=mM~ Robert H . Daniel Box 137,. New-during the first six months of this
R. E. HOSTETLER
Pbone 0-llOU HERE'S ALL YOU DOI Have a conte•t entry photo-
graph made absolutely FREEl •You Mtlect from prooh you wW.
entered. All photograph• become the property of the AUSTIN
STUDIOS, to be used for display or pvblicarion. Three promi-
nent local penonalitle• will I'd a• judge• for -h AUSTIN
STUDIO and their decision will be final. We're not looking fOI
the most beoutaul child -judging will be for perKH1olity por·
trayed. You've nothing to lose and YOUR LITTLE "DARLING"
moy capture one of the first prizes of a SS@ Bond. THE TIME
Will. BE LIMITED -SO ENTER AT YOUR NEAREST AUSTIN
STUDIO NOWI
The Wheeler Shop Is Kiddies' Paradise
Omnge County Headquarters for the Famous
port Beach. for glass installation year. More than a third of thf se
on {he east side of Nev.'J)Ort Blvd., placements \\'ere vetera ns ,
210 feet north of 16th St., $500. ··T his is a job placement aver ·
Subscriptions Will
Finance Building
Of Youth Center
S AN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2 -
The-Departmc>nt of California Vet-
era ns of Foreign \Vars has launch-
ed a dri\"C' for a n iniiial SlS0.000
for a youth C('ntcr mod<'IC'd after
the famed Bo).•s TO\\·n in Ncbr$ska.
R. H. Ne"'hall, · San Francisco.
S ta te Chairn1an of the projec t said
today.
age of 22 persons per working
day," McGinnis declared.
Wage r ates on open jobs for un-
skilled labOr in Los Angell's busi-
ness and industry favorably \Vith
the oth~ndustrial centers in the
Uni ted ~tatcs. Some job-seekers
without s~tial skills. ho,vevcr, AUSTIN STUDIOS a re un\vi.ling to start in a trainee
capacity, it wa s reported. _
"Of 633 referrals made during SANT"" ANA July," said McGinnis, "the em-~
ploymen1 sen·ice placed 413 appli-5081 .1:2 N. Ma1·n Street Phone 1463. cants--an a\"erage of 65 percent. / i.
Jobs are available ir"the applicant Open g a . m .. to 6 p. m . dai'ly is V.'Hling to \,·ork." ·
The Merchan!S and Manufactur-Sat. 'ti] 8 p. m. .
ers association's employment ser-S d b A
vice.in free. The office in located Un ays Y ppointment
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f.'LYER Electric Trains According to Newhall; a largl.!
aC're~c of land near Patterson.
Stani.slaus County California. has
alrC'ady been acquired and build·
ings arc being erected.
at 159 We-st 12th street. Los An-1 =============='============:;, gcles. 11
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SEE OUR \VONDERFUL DIS-
PLAY of CHRISTMAS 'TRAINS,
a complete 4,tmin layout (f.eatur-
ing_ Lionel and American Flyer
tramsl comple te with electrically
con trolled 1 drawbridge. S\\itches
and lighted signboards and such
extras as !lepot. water tower, and·
wrecking derrick ... in OtIT base-
ment toy department.
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Boys & Girls
Tricycles
Complete
Selection
of Sizes s79s
Up
Toy Makers Are Not Accepting More Or_ders
Metal Toys Will Se Scarce Long Before Chris tmas. Better
Make Your Selection NOW on Our Lay -Away -Plan
Largest Toy Department
In Southern California
e Drums
• W agons
e Boats
e Dolls
e T ops
• Trucks
• Bicycles
e Doll Carts
e T anks
e. Rocking Ho,...
e Jeeps
e Carts
• Swings e Scoottrs e bog> and Cats
e T rolley cars
e Push Can
e Rocking i'loraes
e Chemistry Sets
e BlaclboUds
e Ping· Pong Sets
• T elephones
e Airpland
e Roller Coast<t>
~ Wheelbarrows
• Field Croquet
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Wheeler Baby & Jneaile Sllap,~l\; * 2-DOORS NORnf OP IlANitlN'S * Santa Anr-.;.;.
415· N. Sycamore St. • Phone .6382
. Harry -,_ n,tlor, Sole Ow-. •
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''This project "'ill be our con-
tribution to help deserving, under-
privileged. boys who. by circum-
stance. need ~ch ru:sistance. It
\\"ill provide; many boys with a de·
cent horric and a fine education,
along v.'ith. the e nvironment, r ec·
rcation and help ihcy need to be-
come producti\'(", patriotic citi·
zens", ht! said,
Suit, $35, Stolen
' J . T. Bee m of Los Angeies. r e·
ix>r.ted to Ne\VPC)rt Beach police
the thC'ft or S35 and a pin striped
suit from his cer which was parked
a t Shore Cliffs on Sunday.
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THE NORTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS-
announces the 'Twentieth Year
of Elementary Classes .
for YOUNG BOYS OF CHARACTER
an'd EDUCA l)ONAL PROM.ISE
to open on September 22
• Padua Hills Road
CLAREMONT CALIFORNIA
NEW'l'OBK CIJ'r 8TUK ::: WHOLE BBOILBD LOB&t.liB __ _
with di awn butter.
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.. TUMDAY N...p.,n lle!d!, Collf, !!!pl_.,_ I. INT Harbor Feminine Activities Musically Speaking.
By KATHLEEN COLEMAN
lnl.orma/ Luncheon Is
Held at Dawson·c Home
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Ba/boons Baci lrom Moe Family Buys .
San Frencisco1 Trip . Home in Glendale
Mr. and lt:trs. sarri D. Porter and.
their t"·o qUJdren of 1569 A-tira· The -many trlendl of . Mr. and
Jnar drive, Balboa.t heve returned Mrs. Oscar Moe ot 316 Undo ave-
home from a wee 's vacation in nue,• balboa, will be sorry to hear
San Frantjsco. Mr. 'Porter is pub-tha t they have moved to Glen-
Usher of The News-nm("S. dalt-where they have bought a
A group or' old I school friends
met for a pollu9< lw1cheon on
Lllbor day at the home of Mrs.
Rugh McMilttan, 523 Westminster
avenue. Th<J!le ~en t were. Mre.
Bob Ehorn, Bevcdy Hills, Mlsl
Loma Mills. Mrs. Einio Ollila, Mrs.
Ol&rles P orter and Mrs: Hugh Mc-
Millian.
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l"l tW &!. v ... v )VQL !:>l!.\.f'OQb .:'>PE<:IA t.S
p .. ., .. , .. c ... ...,•• 1c:;i ... s r .. ,.,.,, .!i"-e l°
home. _,_ -
Mrs. MOe , has been here for 16
years and has worked in the Bal-
boa postoffice ror five years. Capt.
Hayden of the fire deptirtment and .
MrS. Hugh McMllllan, 523 West-
minster avenue, are her son and
daughter and she will be near
another daughter, Mrs: Jack Pilk-
inton of Burbank. Mr. Moe has
taken a position with the Lindsy
Ripe Olive Co. Los Angeles.
On Aug. 7, Mrs. Moe. ls leaving
for a six-week trip by train for
Nova Scotia where she and her
three sisters will all be together
for the first ·time in 20 years. On
her r eturn MM. Moe and her hus-
band will be at home at 605 W.
Lexington avenue, Glendale.
Cecil Brow,,...to Make
Coast Lecture Tour
Cecil Brown, KHJ Mutua l Don
Lee comn1e nta tor \Vho rC'CC'ntly re-
turnC'd from a tour o r Engla nd a nd
F ranco. is pla nning a "'est coast
lectuf e tour, tcntativC'ly schedull'd
for thC' las t t\\'O \VCC'kS or Novem4
her a nd the fi r st \\'eek of Dccem·
he r.
MATERNITY STYLES . ..
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JOO\' JOHXSON OF BALDO . .\ GIVES 1\ PART\' OS HER• ISth Bl.KT!IDA \'-GuMlA who atte nded
dinner party jti\•en by dauihter of Plper...John1Kto11, Balboa ~"!"hanb,, l.n bonor of he r 13th birthday
1-"rlday e\·e ninK, are 11h o\vn In abo\·e pl r turf". Thf"y an-~ Ml<'hul O'K~ll)'. Dean \\"llllanu~, Dona Io.ne Se-
dln ~e r. Leslie Ttw.·quard, Jean BrlKit!!i, Lee Jayred. t 'rrd Han·f'-y, Kl<'hard Tn,ylor, Roger Kini{, Robert
Ha ll . Dick Hern:ui., Uncoln Clark, Joane Holmf'$. Diane Straiton. Jo)·tt 8 har11 •• Joanne ~l errtll, ,Joy Ann
Hur~ a!!.d Tony G rt-e'!_e lsh. _ __ ___ __ -NC'~·"'·1!f!!:eS_Qhoto b>· Volney HaLk:__
Faith ol Jes11s
Outlinec/ at
Christ Church
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In ·tfie sp'ring of 1945 the St.
Louj!f -Star-Times published a pic.-
.ture of what see,med to be an
ordinary incident: it partrayed a
s.treet fiddler retti\ring a donation
from a passer-by. 5ut the story
back of the picture, proved .to be
"Faith is the hypothesis on really unusual_ The Concert Mas-
which W!! base our liVt.'S ·and ac-ter ,of the second violin section of
t ions. Jesus' faith was in God. His the St. Louis Symphony, dressed
faith in a God ot Jove carried Hlm as a beggar, was the street violin-
through the most climatic crisis 1st. H e wan\_ed to test the tastes
t hat thd .. wOrld has ever known-. ot the "mob;" would the man on f~ith in ! the love of orie who de-the street recognize good playing
hberately and purpasely led Him without being told that it was
to the cross. J esus believed in g6od. The superior quality of h is
God's pr nee u a source to meet playing was immedJately recog.
His eve need-a present guid-nized, and people flocked with dcr
ing, av lable God. nations. For the few minutes the
God h d a definite plan and pur-violinist played, he earned money
PoSe for His life. He has a plan at the r ate of S.550 a. week· o..n a
for our lives, and it will end 40 hour basis. Figure ·for yourself
glo_riousa and lead to vlctori(\US how much that is. He himself
llv1ng henever we completely humorously remarked th t 1·t
surrende our lives to Him. Your 8
life a ndj mine are not made so might be more profitable to leave
that "it Uf passible for us to carry tbe symphony and play on the
grudges Jnd be happy. s treet. '
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. An informal luncheon ~·as held
at the homE: of Mrs. Hazel Daw-
son, 1512 West Ocean Front on
Labor Day in hon or of l\trs. L. '
S. Smith . Jr. of DuQuoi~ Ill.,
housegues. of l\frs. DaVv-son.
Those present were ?>-lr. and
Mrs. George Cole. Mr. and Mrs.
L. S . Smith Ill. Miss l\fary Smith~
Mrs. Dawson, the h onoree a nd the
hostess, Mrs. Dawson~
~ Classified
done,
ads DO get the job
For Your
FRENCH PASTRIES
Call Gene
BARBOR 804-J
Imported Wines and Beer
DeUcatesaen
We wpectaJIM ID Weddlnc &lld
Blrlbday Cakeo
GENE'S BAKERY
'705 Cout Hwy. Corona del Mar Love ~d forgiveness arc ihe (Scrap Book item.}
triumph t ways of life. He .be-,.;;==~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
lieved i a '''ay of life. ·He givC's
us d iffictltles because He wants
. us to gc the strength that comes
\\'i~h ove coming those difficulties. Thi ~ r<\f th of Jesus \von. He won
for H1msiclf a name that is above
eYcry n aine and" \von t he redemp-
tion of }fie ''-'arid. The \Vay ·of
.Chris-Lt .. the:> ,_.,.ay of lo \·c-,vill i~on ou t ~mpl exes. meet tcmpta · t 1~~· turfJ fa il ure i~t o victory.
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Let It Come As a Surpr ise • • p ~ NOTES OF THE BALBOA YACHT CLUB Open Letter
T he g; c;i t '''ord is that the fait h
of Jes ~ "'ins." s~id Rev. E. D.
Goodell , in this s ummary or his
Sunday crmon at Chr ist Church
by the ~a .
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Tha t baby of yours. The sma rt way to keep your
little angel-child a secret is"to step lively down to
our Mother-to-Be Shop. \Ve've many beautiful
ne\V Fall garments that conceal so cleverly.
~onna o'V{aile. ~hofa:'
515 NORTH H,UN, ARCADE BLDO., SANTA ANA
' TELEPHOiS"E S608
' GENE NELSON
\Veil Known Southern
California Hair St ylist
Wishes to announce
tha t he will remain
on the staff of the
ALOHA BEAUTY SALON
throughout the
coming \\,inter.
302 Forest A venue
Downtown La~na Beach
DROLET'S
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Harbor 676-R
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~ Bn lboa Yacht club h C"ld i ts a n· Jip1 U •\\is Jr . ~o 1ioi n 1~: t hird T q Our Readers
< nua l Lahor Day R"~atf a v.·ith 1·10 pi nce.•. No. 3899 'DrC'\\' Gram, 10 !.
l""I c·nl r iC"s for t he thr ee d ays of r ac-poin t": fourth . No. 3-1.·>6. :i.-t ax 11 nd S umn11·r is on il!o> '''ay ou t-a nd
r ing. ·rrophys \\'ill be presen ted at Cla rk King:, 11 poin ts : fifth . No. ~c• is our tt nnua l cd ilion. "·ith the
thr Balhoa \'acht club th<' last of fl6;13, F red Thom as. 14 poi n ts. IJ.a~t·s c]os,·d loday And only the
S.-·ptemhPr or the first of Octohcr . 1-'alcon. f irs t No. 25, Nott on captio ns ll•rt to go. Som e of th.e
ThosC' \\·ho p\act'd in the d iffer-Youn~love. 2 1. poi nts : :o;('cond 39 \·ery iniportan t things ha\·c been
cnt el<tSSC'S ,,·ere: RhodC's , first Nancy Nc\vport, 8 pointll : t hird, lc f,t out t'l(·causf' sudde nly, \Vithout
p\acl', No. ll, skipper Jnck 1-l ill-No. 37 l\lor~a n 1\-t or~an . 9 polnli': \\"ar nin1-:. 11 11 !ht• spacC' \\·as gone.
m <tn , 3 1 ~ points: second plri cc. No. fourth, :'\o. 41 Barbara OJndriff, \\·p \\'ish lhC'r(' could have been
4. F.r1 rl Thom as, 6 ~ points : third 13 poin ts. n1ore p.;1-.t·s Hddr d hut the pa per
' s tock \\itS ••o nc I UO~ pl Acc . No. 9. Al l\Ic r ickcl. 11 poi nts ~lt'rcur y hfld one ,,·innC'r. No. "'
• 165-l "". Cll"". t"r \\.h""l"r. "._. 1101·nts. So \\ <' close I ht•· cover o n our Ludt·rs 16 Cl ass: firs t. No. ·, ..,... , ... , , .. , ..
\\'altr r 1-~rn nz. :J iz poin ts ; sC'con d. FirC'fly, No. 14 , Da vid Patto n s umnter acll\i ty and begin to
No. 37 ... r0,,·ard Ahma nson. 6"'"~ 3:i." points. think of fa ll a nd 11f pa yi ng mor e
points. 'f hl" 1~ I C. did not havC' P·l·l . fi:-st. No. 21, i\lir ian CrO!O· a t1(·n1 io~ to pagrs four a nd fiYc
enough rocC'S to qua li fy. hy, .11:: pofnts : Sf'cond·. Ko. 23. nf th<> pnpcr . .a nd o r ho\V to mak~
S iar:-: No. 1673. skipJX'r l--1 . K. PC'tC' SC'r r <'ll. 4:1 .. points. thcn1 mOrl' intC'l'C'S!ing : that's
Ed ll'r jr .. 4 1:: points. Th<' S1 nr Dinghy did not quali fy '"bi.·r<' '\'h;i! follo,vs c-om C's in and it
1-\lbalross : firs ! plac<' '''<'nt to in thf' srr-iC'S. "'J)l'a ks quill· \\"(•II for iiSC'lf.
'."\o-. 16, Don Edler. 2 11 points: l'o. S nO\\'hirds. firsl . No. 1&1. Rob P Lf:.\S ~: J>JiO'.\'E. RRI'.\'G O R
23. Don Pearson. 11 points: third. llrt lderman 4 1-2 points. second . ~o; SEr\D L<J(',\L. P F:RSONAL,
!\"'o. 27 I-la \ \\'ipple-r . 11 po ints. 31 5 Nancy Black, g;i._. JXlints. _ \ Oil SOCI,\L ITEi\1S
lnt0 rnat ·1ona l 14 class. first. No. 13all>oa l)in'r-h\.'. firs !. No. 134 c~.\l.J . Z08 ' "' I 1:-,\:'\:\.0:'\:E 1~0 Dick a ·Jatterman -t 1.tz points. Rally F'ulask i. 6 1 ~, points : second.
cC 11 · G( ts i\1 a rriC'd \"i king, firs t. No. 6 Andy p ra m. No. I , JC'a ne tte l\1 lure. poi nts :
7;i.• points: SC'co nd No. 4. Char les t hird. No. 128, !\like ililln1a n. 13 ·-!::lopes
Pr icf', fi lf? pOi nts. points; fourth. No. 132. John -Di('s ---=.J-fas GUC'Sts Lii;:htr ning. firs t, No. 2633 skip-llilchn1an. 17 poi nts. 2 / · -Goes A\v ay per. Ray ~nh all .. ~· points; sec--ConlC'S Back ond . No. ' 21 L1o n('J Eva ns,· 8
d N 24 26 E l -C('tS a OQg:r.cc points ; thit . o. ' . a r Ha''rbor -Has a P a rty Young, 9 f>oi nts.
S nirv>, ~rst , No. 4213 Dick Dea· -Has a Baby ~ R II R" k -J-las a Fire ver. 2'·• points: second, No. 3624 Q er In -llas an Oix-ra tion
-Is Ill
"If th
you f rc
-John
Son th_crc:>f.ore shall make
ye. shall b(' frC'c indeed ."
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Mrs. Woodard Gives ' Lunc 1Jf on to Friends
l\1rs. i. C. \Voodard of 4006 Sea
S hor(> ive. en tC'rtainC'd a . group
o foldt hool friends \\'ith a pot-
luck l fl'c hcon a nd in the eve n·
ing th ~usba nds joined the group
for a i'iner roast.
T ..J.1 ho~ ,,·ho en joyed t he S\\'im-
ming rt bd fishing '''ere l\'lr. a nd
l\·Jrs. 'rl1K. ~l auk and daughter of Non\·a~O. 1'.lr. 8.nd l\1rs. \V . .Stas·
hcrg a !1 da ughter of Los An_gcles ,
1\lrs. \V illia ms a nd daughter .
Tcmpl 1 ity : ~frs. E. C. 1-ticl and
childr · San Gabriel ; 1'1rs. J .
La m blt a nd daughter , l\'fonl.er ey
P a rk d l\1r.· a nd ;\frs. \Vooda rd
. and c drcn . •
Radi , active phosphoru.c:; is being
used a the Univers ity of Califor-
n ia to i;tudy more effective mea ns
of 'rcrtfiization of crops.
Friends Newport Blvd at 17th St.
Costa &fesa -Beacon 5707-R
Under New Management
-CC'lS \VC'll at'
-Buys a 1-lomc I I d R" k Mr. and '1rs. Roy Wilsor., 44 th -Sells Property e an In
str c-c t. ar(' s pcnd in~ a WC"Ck iu -Has an Acciden t + ~1 ex.i co \\:hC're they a rc doing some ~~ New -\\Tins a Prize . : Hynes. Calif.
d('('p sea fishing. t \""4( -Builds a l-.fouse
Mr. a nd Mrs. Bob E horn and 1·· ·-· . Fall -Makos a s~cch " ntas1"es on son Freddy. Bever ly Hills spent ' ~
k d . h ,1 d :/. . ,,~', ... 1 -1-lolds a Meeting l I yy Labor Day \\'C(' ('n '''11 i~ r. a n ,, p -&'CO m('S a r ludist ce ~! ... E . W alker of 116 27th s tre<l. rogram -ShoolS His E mployer
l\·1r. and l\1rs. Tom Alexander --= -;.:__~--=:--Or 1"a kC's 1~ai'"t in Any 8 C••st f Skat!
and son Billy of 40th str eet a rc S t. 1 t ~ O · ng
!raving this week for a trip to the Beginning ep s Ot her Usua l or l Champions
Unusual E \'f'nt ll~ Grand Canyon befor e returning tu 7:00 P. m. t-0 10:00 P. m. TI~ATS NEWS ! EPT 5 6 7
their hon1c in Alhambra a nd Mr. M:ON'DAY. General Sesklon. \\'E \\',\ST IT! • .. ..
Alexander re turns to U.S.C. Mr. Ladl .. Free, with Efc<>rt. 3 Klights. 8:30 p. ni.
Alexand er has bcf'n employed for TUESDAY. No\-elty S,rht at Have Fun if
t he summer a t th e H a ywards Rink. Small Prtt. .. Given. Make Your Own Re rved Seats ......... $1.80
Lumber Company. , \VEDNESD..(Y. Re9erved for E y In.-1. T:ur
Dick Gra ble and Ber gan · H ess Private Partteo. SKELL JEW LR rved Section .... Sl.50
' ~ S te D •-11 •--~-U lncl. T11:r ha \'C' r('turned rrom a weeks camp-TBURSuAY. ka ancc ~-Supp es··· &Mauuc om Ge ral AdmiSsion .. Sl .00 EXCLUSIVE INTERIORS ing trip to Yosemite Na tional 8'on.'' ·Free ._..\rUdl••· VI-DEAN'S Incl .Tu
Park. FRI. II SAT. O..oe"'I SeooloIL C:nlil:Jren under 12.. .65 . CUl';TOM TAILORED ·DRAPERIES. CURTAINS . s da Clooed !ftDSPREADS, SLIP COVERS, RE·UPHOLSTERIN'G. l\lrs. \\~inif.rC'd Barbre. society un 1 •ase N~ a1q,, eo.ta'll-Incl. TaI
• Fabrlca • Lamps • Modern·Fo.rnlture " " alalr. ao. orr1""
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September Special
On All
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PER1\1ANENT WAVES
$5.00 Reduction
on Any Permanent You Select
Regular Prices $15, $20 and $25
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Studio of Beauty
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Harbor 1827
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h 3434 La Be ch lhl' \\"l'<'k('nd in San Fra ncisco with ~~~ll~~Coa~s~t~B~l\~·~~S~o~u~th~~~P~o~n~e~~~~~gu~n~a~~·~~~l_!_'r~r~ic~n~d=s·~~~~~~~~~~-l ,~:~~~-~t:~·~--~~~~~·~·~--~~~~~-·~·~';::-~,~--~~~-·~-~,~~:;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::=:;:;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::~~ <Weµi~ §own1 .y)~~ ~
Ting . a · Ling! The School Bell Ring!
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We Are
Headquarters
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for New
Fall Apparel
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All Wool Suits
' Plain and Plaid Skirts
Fo·r All School Wear
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'N aty Blue Skirts
and
White Blouses
for H rbor Hi Regulations
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• txq uisite New Gqwns for the Bnde and : , .l ... ~~
H er Entourage · • W ~dding. Gowns · · · '· '! ~~-'\
• W edding Veils • Bndesmaids Gowns ~-':i:I' .,'~
Let 0 11r Wedding C onsuluin't Help 'You Plan _;--· \
'Your Wedding'• Phone 0821 • • _ .. -. \j
BRIDAL SHOP MALCOM'S 608 N . Main Santa Ana
NOW Is the TIME
loi
PIANO LESSONS
' 1947-1948 Season
Give your child the advantage ot studying
with a certified teacHer in the Harbor
area. R«itals and radlo opportuniticlt.
"Music Study BeaPns a . Liletime Source of Joy"
Mrs. Kathleen Coleman
'14 Tallia Aft. Newport B'··~
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Upholnring ..fr Slip Coven 'tr DraperiM
~ss' ••ny Jl&DS •
Jl;.11 ......, lwllltlor Satow
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1 We take this occasion to W!.nk our host of friends
who have. contributed so generously to . our happiness
and success . . . during the time we lu!,ve condu~
the Florence Bakery. 1 ·, .
They have been four happy years . and we will
always cherish •the _pleasant memories of the friendships
we have so thoroughly enjoyed.
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We Want to . Recommend the New Owners
Leslie anCI Florence Schmer of Covina ' ' -- -to the fine people of this community • • . they
are thoroughly1 experienced bakery people . • • we know :: :!e ~ C'h~ them aJld we are confident they
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HO S E 0 F F U T U R E Ends, Falcon Winner
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Liviing Room Fu rniture
, Re-Upholstered .
' LARGE SELECTION OF NEW FABRICS.
TO CHOOSE FROM .
Suites Made to Order '
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
35 Yean ExperiellC8
Restyling · -• Recove ring • Repalrlng • Reftnlablnc
"IF YGU CAN BREAK THEM WE CAN FIX THEM" • 30~8 West Central oppqo1te New ... nmes ,
\Newport, Beach , Harbor 2~W
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The South Sea Island
Paradise in Balboa
• Thick Steaks • Chops • •
• Chicken
• Sea Food Delicacies
Tropical Drlnlu
A.mazJ.ngly Dlffereot
PRIVATE ROOM FOR PARTIES •
file Wednesday SUmmer !;er! ..
sponsored by the Balboa Yacht
club ended Augtl!t 30 with these
winners for the dlfterent classes:
Falcons -.l st, ,No. 37, Morgan
Morgan, 9 1i4 points; 2nd, No. 39,
Nancy Ner-vJX>rt. 1451 points: 3rd,
No. 44, Bill McDowell, 1611.r points.
Snow'birds -1st. No. 164, Bob
Halderman, 22 points; 2na, No.
129, Seymour Beek, 33% points;
3rd, No. 263, Noe) Barlow, 35%
points: 4th, No. 145, Anne Rawlins,
41 points.
Balboa Dinghy-1st, No. 104.
Dick Deaver. 914 points; 2nd, No.
134, Rolly Pulaski, 30% points;
3rd, NO. 128, Mike HJllman, 51
points; 4th, No. 33, Buster Ham-
mond, 55 points.
Don Lee Film Circuit
Adding another t elevision sta-
tion to its growing circuit of
eastern video transmitters using
16mm fi lm. the Don Lee T elevision
system this week dispatch'cd a
spc-cial reel to WFIL-TV for its
gala opening September 13.
0f)('rated on a gratis exchange
system , video transmitters ex·
change locally.made r ffls with one
ano ther aftt:r a plan set up origi·
nafl}' by Don Lee's director of
television. H arry R. Lubckc.
As a highlight of its first time
on the air. \\'F l L·TV-has set a
spot "Passing Events of J.Jolly-
"'ood'1 which 'viii be in film. Clips
'viii })(> titlC'd "Summf'r 'festival".
"I-lelicOpter Home to Office Ser-
vice". and "l-foneymoon House."
Other stat ions in t h e r ap)dly
gro,ving: circuit include \VRGR.
SchC'n('C tary. CBS-TV, f\;c·,.v York
anrt \VGN-TV. th(' latter schcd-
u!C'd to i;:et on the air Y>ithin the
next fe\A.' months.
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Mesa Incorporation
Discussed at Confab
Of Friendly Neighbor5
t\ group of approximately SO
fririndly neighbors li\'ing in the
outskirts or Cos ta 1\·t(·sa gat hered
Monday evf'ning .. Au~ust 20, in
th<' home or !\tr. a nd 1\1rs. Fred
I\funson. 2029 Santa Ana avenue.
to talk over the n1 atter of in +
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PIDLIP PHELPS WIDTMARSH. who recenUy acquired The Plank,' smart BaJboa 181.aod ·restaurant.
spent slx )o'e&n In Africa and retumed to the P.hlllpplne9 In lfM.O ·to manage his Oemonst-ratlo11 Gold
Mine Corp., a Mix mllllon· doDar producer. \\'hlle In the l.si ands he and Jtls wlfe,I mother and young son
"'e re eaptured and Imprisoned by the Japa for more than th.tt-e yean. tn Afrtc.4-, \\bltman~ was pµb-
ll,her of ~ ,\frlca n11lg1Uine and a Jlhotographf'r b.r hobby and trade. A close friend of Osa -and !\lartln
.J ohnson, he too tra \•eled the junJtled continent from Cairo to the Cape, coverlni.rl t00,000 mllek ln a six
trttck photo«raphle train, flinting 475.000 feet of excltlnJt ad\·enture. The entl ~ footage \V&s sold to
London 11tudlo11. The abo\•e picture KhOW!' hi$ \Ylfe !\la rv,a ret holdinJt a )o'Oung Beetah, a pl,.s·fuJ kitten
but ,·lrlow. and deadly "'·hen grown. In 'the bat:kl{r-ound 1~ a black native bo dinK the photo truck.
Na.lrobl ca Ital o f Ken a colony:. '-''M hw for oprra_!Jons. -photo, court sy of Africa magazin('.
Hundreds Find Lawn Bowling 1 Gayno~ Vacatians
Fascinating Entertainment Here i On Balboa Island
l\\'O out of thr('(' gan1es played.
l\lrs. flnut'r , Tom .I lolli \\'ell a n d
1-1. E. \Vhee ler, also of Newport
did 3 lit tlC' b<>tt er. "'·inning t \\-'O
gaml'°!' \\'ith one tied.
On August 20. Miss Fullerton
a nrl J\lrs. Bauer visited Long
Beach to comp('te in a tournament
for ladies only. Ouf of the four
games played thf'y won three.
Sydnf'y 1 G'aynor. gcnt•ra l Sa ifS
m;inagC'r f thC' Don Lee· Broad-
cas ting sy tt:n1. is no"' on Balboa
Island fo a , l\\'O \\•eek vacat ion .
\\'ith hi s ~\·if<', Lucy, a o d their
thildren J l•ffrcy, 6. Pamela, 4 Y.z
and Chri~topht•r, 2 1 ::. They will
s tay a l th~ir island hon1c, "H ungri·
La," 231 Agate avenue.
l\1ilk p oduction decreases as
n1u t h as 3 f)('r tf'nt v.•hcn hot
\\'('Hlhcr d'omcs to · fht> I mperial
\'allC'y, C1 \'l'rs..i ty of California ex-
JX'rin~('nt s reveal.
· corpnrating thi~ comn1unity.
During the p.'..l!;t mont)1 there
have been many vis itors from all
sections of California and north-
ern stat('S-to C'njoy lav•n t>O\''ling
on ,the g1·C'ens located at 15th
5't rec t anrl \\'f'st Central avC'nUf'.
ThC' Ne'''J'IOrt-Ba lboa La"'" 80'''\-
ing club received manY compli·
menls from the vi5'it ors on the
splendid condition of · thC' green!'.
This plcasc-d T om 1-lalli'\'C'll, the
prt>5idC'nt of the loca\ clu b~ "''ho is
responsible fur 1hc a lmns t tx"rfcct
condi tion of the ho\\o·ling greens.
l\1r. I lall iY;ell ha~ sparod no ex-
p<'n:--;e. time or care '10 assure good
bo,vting i.::011dlt ions fnr nny nod nil
\\hO may "·i~h to partak(' in the
many competitlvC' gamC's that v.•e rc
arran~('(I by thC' club for Jhe sum-
nlcr months.
On t he home gN><'nS many
closely contested ga mes have b('{'n
played \\'ith out-of-t O"''n visitors.
:0.1r. and Mrs. F . E. J orgensen. of
Ri vl'rsirlc played Bill Jones and
AJ.Qxland. the visitors \\'inning by
one point . The deciding score bc-
inl! 15 .to l ·l . T\vo games \\'eye
played bctv.·('{'n l\1ill Hooper a_nd
Bill Saundt-rs, visifors. anrl H . E.
\\'heeler nnd Percy \V i\liam:.-o n.
Th<' first game "'as 'von by l-foop ..
cr and Saund('n;, the re!>ult bcinb
12 to 10. In t he sC'C'ond game the
loca l ph~y('T":' fared better. v.i n-
nin~ the game by a score of 16
to 14.
Dutf h Heaco~k
for·wee charmer•
All babies fove jewerry and Jilver~ ·-soft. rich.-fri endly" vlow~111'1lunin~
lwin~le in the ma gic liiht~Shown-are·~
~ quality items from oUr superb coOeO.·
tio'i-1_;:.:_;:at prices to fit every purse:
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PASAtoENA
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sic:\crC'd . Firs!, the mer its a nd
drawbacks of incorporating \\'Cr c
,,·id~:ly d iscussed. Sf'condly. con-
CC'rn \\·ai:; C'X prC'sscd thnt the thick-
ly populat('d outlying commun11y
hC' \VC'll rC'prr s cntC'd in t he city
council if the fO\\'TI is intorporated.
To thnt end. ~tr. Douglas I-1. l-[cne-
slcy. ::!•10 E .. 20th St .. 'vas nom-
inated as the candidate ft om this
section. 1\fr. Hinesley is, well
kno\\'O in the neighborhood. a nd
is :i'vare o[ the local nc-eds as
,,.C'll as of the genf'ral ,,·clfarf' of
th£' larger community.
The thir d subject under discus-
s ion '"·as that of rc-gis tration . I t
,,·as suggested that each one pres-
f'nt be-sure to register. and that
he urge the adult mrmh<-rs of his
fafnily, and hiS neighbors v.·ho
\\'C'rc clig:tblc t.o vote. to do like·
\\·iSt'. in order that there m ay be
a good t urnout for the elcctitn.
FOR INSURANCE BEE
Howard W. Gerrish
1808 Newport Boulevard
COSTA MESA
Phone Beacon &151
Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life
Li cense and Contract
·Bonds Writ ten
Among the many vi sito rs who
have been ~C's ts to t he Ne"·port~
Balboa · cl ub. arc Claud nnd Olr·
I ice Chamberla in. J . Lorri, 0 .
FJVan5' and G. Odell from River-
side : l\1ill J-{oopcr. Redla nds: Fred
As tor, Sa rT\n Anita : l\1r. and ~1r3.
Fraser, San Diego: J ames Harper
an(t T. I I. I-la user. Long Beach :
S. H . Humphries. Seattle. Ma ny
expressed thC' w ish that they might
live ht>re a nd envied those \\'ho ar e'
privileged in making their home In
such delightful surroundings as
Ne\vport ·Balboa affords.
!\till I-looper, v.·ho hails from
Redlands i~ lhc fathe r of lawn
ho\\'lini:: in Southern California.
There ·arc at pr<'~ent some 18 af-
filia ted clubs \.\'ith !ooeveral hun -
dred playing m emb<>rs.
Toum amf'nt!i ar<' hPld at regula r
intervals 1hroUghOut the state.
CommC'ncing S('ptcmbC'r a . 6-day
tournament \viii be hf'ld in Oak·
land nnd owing to thC' n1any en-
trants it has bc<'n round nc("'(>'Ssary
that sOm(' or the games be pla)1ed
off on the grC'<'nS of the San Fran·
cisco La'"" Bo\v\ing cll1b. San
r-rancisco. The local club will be
repN.'50e nted by 1\1 iRS F\IJl('rton, Al
bxla nd and Captain McCarty.
In the rC'Cent n1ix('d tournamen t
held in Long Bcact'I . Bil l Jones. Al
Oxland nnd J\·fiss AIC'Xa Fullerton.
J'('prese nt ing the local club. won
Ocean .Front Cafe
Frenclr Fried Shrimp and Fish
Our Spedalty -• • CHOPS • DINNERS
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Code Suspe'1_sion for
Making Modifitations
Prot ~t against the city's strict
J\j umhing code v.·hich was a n-
nouncC'd by the· building dC'part-
mC"n't would go into effect again
on Sept. 1 \\'as made by Council ·
man Mason Siler at t he r egular
city council meeting \\'hen he ask-
C'd tha t the code 'remain s uspended
for thrc<.• more months(whiJe rc-
quir<'ments \Vere gi\'en ~re study
\Vi th a vio\v to modifyin them to
conform to the Los Ange cs code.
ThC' pr esent code, which was
sus[X'nded during the wa r a nd
until "six months fron1 the end
of the '"ar" calls for thr use of
ca!>t iro·n S('\\·cr pipe both inside
the buildings a nd in connecting of
S<'''·er lines.
Jn Los A n~cles cou"nty clay pipe
is aJlo\\'ed fron1 t he outside of the
bui lding to the mai n linc(\\'hile
onr objection against the 'Use of
clay pipe was that tree r oots
v.·ould penetrate a nd stop up the
piJ)('. Sil<'r said he believed there
\\'Cre not enough trees here to
causP much trouble.
"What do you k'now about the
Los Angeles county plumbing
code" said Councilma n Isbell, "you
run a picture theater !" "Well."
said Sile r, "The county office· read
it to m e over the telephone this
8.fternoon".
As. there was some doubt as to •
the date on which the war ended,
the council agreed to study the
matter until the next mttting of
Sept. 2. ,
Other m a tters pretainlng to
sewrrs in t he v.res t end of town
and a letter from ·a resident of
Thirteenth street protesting sew-
age floating in the ba5' was re-
fe rred to the harbor commission.
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Carr's Feed Store
Hay and Grain
~ty Feeds
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AINTINO
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RE AL EQUIPMENT
620 Bal~a Ave., C-Osta Mesa
Directb' Behind Alba Beta ' Bu.al.nm Pbone: Harbor 2763
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De roa ba"' bat.luM:hef Pala la lep.,
peln Motil ot tie..d!' Are ,-OQ _.. To•.. mp,-, lfTltable ,,.. ~!
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Wishes to Announce that he is
ta k i n g o v e r th e ..;,. e II k now n little
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All past patrons to The Plank will find
excelfent service and fQod of the high~
est quality and deliciously prepared.
Mr. Whitemarsh, past owner and man-
ager of some of the finest hotels whose ·
unexcelled reputations are known by
travelers the ~orld over, is famous for
his chef abilities. . . . •
Smart Atmosphere Is Assured
Mrs. Suzanne Kenyon', r~cent hostess of
the canteen for the British · embassy
in Washington, D. C. w i II r_n an a CJ e
Why Not Try. --
If you ca~'t find it ask anybody
-" -It's worth lo_olc.ing for . . .
223'/" Marine Ave.
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For Reservations..,
Call Harbor 6 2 7 ·
A s k f or "Whit"
Balboa Island
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GENUINE PRICE REDpCTI<?NS
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Costume and Shell Jewelry
Le!lther _Goods, Perfume
SOUVENIR AND GIFT ITEMS
Reductions Now in Effect '
Newport Souvenir and Gift Shop
2102' OCEAN FROST PHONE: BARBOR 'Z148-W
JOHN DORY
CHOICE .SEA FARE ·
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COMPLET SHORE DINNERS $1.50 -$1.75
New Hours:
11 :SO a. m. -I :SO p. m. and-5:00 p. m. -8 :SO p. m .
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OALIFORNIA'S MOST MODERN MOTEL
40 Unit.I and Batm
MrRACLE . MILE MOTEL
708 Coaat m&"hway 101-A Newport8-.b
Phone Beaoon 5299-.J
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Who Broke the Lock on . the Henhouse Door?
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Rag~n 's ~arbor ·House Grill
CHICKEN PIE Our Specialty . .
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BIB8CB'8 MACON LANDING . -~
Distributor f~lar Batteries
MariDe & Auto~tive Batteries m ,, b •• • •• a
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~ploy 16,000 To Harvest Crop
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man, September 15, tile Whittler · newcomers, according •of pie farm labor office. of .Nowmber, wblcb is tile usual
Wuhlngton; D. C. Sept. 2 -Upman. :~ volume In collece outlook for tile 19'7 pld· to seuon Information, Include: » of the clooe of Jut week, end of the seuoa.
Whue relief from concnted and hl&hway Will &IJllloxl· Iron seuoo la on the ""'ht ilcle. I Dineen, L.A.C.C. center: w,111 reporll! on pi-ogj-ea of var· A se<:oqd activity whim has '/"-
outmoded roads will take time, mate the ~ hlflhway procrom Seven letter-wtnnen rrom ly_t Ev McKinney, East L.A.C.C., loua crops u l)e!ng Y'm close In veloped rapidly within · the last
it 11 on the w&y 'tor the nation'• of the late twenties, ex~ only year'• eleven w1ll not don t be and ~trong, a converted line With the harvest peak of wOur-yean is that of irowing ~and
motorists Olarles( M. Upham. en-1n 1930, when fl,500,000,000 went Quaker uniform this eeuon. Gone cen from lut year's Quaker 1946. harveSting of aome 3,0CK>·acres of
gtneer.dkector of. the American into road bulldl.QI.'' · from lut year's l'Olter ~= Bob te guards; Walter Hackett. On specific crojJs, figures vary quick freer.e ~ lima beans. ·
Road Builders' Aaoclation, pre-"Shortages of bulldin& mater· Bayl8' all-conference tailback; na High school, and Earl little as there are now 4,000 men As this draws to a close' it is in-
dicted in a highway conference iaJa. manpower. shortages, lack of Lou Laramore, all~nfeNtJCe R n. East LA.C.C., t.ackle9; picking oranges and lemons as terestlng to note that ~ut 40
here today.-.Mr. Upham vteW. op-trained personnel, and 'prlorties tackle; Ray 'nlomu, all-confer-Dick e and Jim Lowery, both compared. to 4,250 last year at vining_ machines, using 260 men,
timistically the status of the road handicapped the atates in .getting ence tuard; Archie Nogle, U.oyd form r Yhlttier players, ends; and this time. •. have been .busily' -engaged for ~e
building program and forecaatl road procr~ under way," &aid Reese, and Keith Stron1. enm and Joe ear y, Compton colle~e: To date the valencia harvest pa.st 6 wttks tn harvesting 'this
mounting activity for· road build-Mr. Upman. In the fact of such Clyde Mattiu, halfback. Gepr e Goodell, . Fullei;ton High is 46% completed and jt is es-crop. >
en in 1948. handicaps, it waa ln1poqlble for Lettermen tram last year who scb ; Bob Geyer, Missouri Val-timated that there is now as At the same time some ·400
Road ma.thines -bulldozers, states to C8JTY on ·a construction will form the nucleus of the ·l947 ley llege, and Bob "Red" Mar-much fruit remaining on.the trees \vorkers are beginning ~tbresh-·.
'f'&nes, trucks, and ottier road program of such magnitude in the. Poet equad are: • vin, ullerton .J.C., backs. as there was in the peak Year of ing of dry lirnas on about 35.00CJ
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• building equipment busy on the all?tted time. : Centers: Kenneth Oiandler and W ttier college. finished· tn sec-1945. acres, and With the tomato crop
highways give evidence thtt the ·The Federal Aid Highway Act John Hadden. ond lace in last season's South-At present the picking force or 2,800 acres and many acres --II l'eara
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tion program is gaining momen-struction program in the 31 years Sowell .\ fererl title race. With pre-season the Ha dley Field gridiron to of-remaining to be harvested, a nd
tum, he pointed out. "Contrary to of . fcder8;1 aid for highways," he Tacid : Capi Forrest "Bones" dope ahoWing a better team thia ficially open the 1947 season next followed by the walnut crop, there
earlier gloomy predictions, 1947 said .. "~Ith huge fereral aJd ap-Dillon Jack Murdy. year a safe prediction can be made September 15, he Will begin -rus is still need of much labor'. Any
/ bids fair to be a good year In road pr:opr1ations available, the states Enda : Leland Kulzer Stan Cor-that the Quakers wil once again 19th season at Whittitk college, to one wishing to work in agriculture
building," he said.. wtll neverh~ in be~ter hposhltlon ey and Dick Hughes' (who may be e of the top teams in> the continue the longest uninterrupted
Mr. Upham cites the highway to meet t e1r pre1S1ng ig way end up in the Poet backfield). S.C. C. coaching record i n the conference, may call at the F~ ~bor Of-
program under way in North Car-n~. . . . Backl: Jock BroWnell,. Jack W en Poet Mentor Walace •J . and one of t he longest oh the fice 1506 N'orth Main street, Santa
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olina as an example of increasing 1:'he situation is growtn~ bright-Fair Ed Griltith, 01.arles Hall, "Chi r· Newman•strides out on Pacific Coast. Ana. •
d b '!ding activity ''According er 1n respect to materials and · i§§§§§§ roa ui . . . t" h dded. "Mod . to the estimates of Chairman A. equipmen .e a ern1za-
H. Graham. of the North Carolina tlon ot our ~ghway .sys~e rrt ls long
Highway and Public Works Corn-overd~e. W1~a stabldll.Bbtioilndi of co~1-1 · · m e 11 186 miles of struct1on cos~ .. roa u ng wt m1ss1on, so . • . ·oo t al h ighway in Nort.Q Carolina will be eml erdge l~t ~ a .per1 o unpar . Residen~al & Commercial Heating graded. surfaced or stablized this, le le _•c_t_iv_•_tY_· ____ _
year at a cost of nearly $44 mil·
lion. This is the largest highway
expenditure ever planned by the
state in a single year," he stated.
"Nearly threckfourths of t he total
amount is being spent for the
improvement of OOWlty roads," he
Forced IAir, Gravity and Floor Furnaces
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Coast Hiway ·Corona def Mar
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'111-CJ Coast Hwy. (Miracle Mlle)
· Phone. Beacon 5860
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"Total hjghway construction. ex-
penditures over the na tion will ap-
proximate $1.250,00o.OOO for 1947,
a gain of more than $500,000,000
over the 1946 program," said Mr.
EVERYTHING
In Qaalty
REF'RIGERATION
Air Conditioning
F,qnlpmmt .
c-• Oablneta • Oocmten
W&llr:-lm • Foaatalm • 8toola
Baell Bue • BooU.
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home. · Whi;ther· you are just starting married life or
have been JTiarried for years should make no difference.
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MAY BE ADVERTISED IN .THIS ISSUE
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Hotel-Tourist
Owners Must
File Forms .
Landlords whose housing 8.c-
commodations are freed from rent
control by the Housing and Rent
Act of 1947 no longer are required
to file reports of decontrol with
their area rent offices, 6regg H .
Watson of the Orange County
Re nt Control offi ce, reports. This
change in regulations, however ,
does not apply to oper ators of ho-
tels and tourist homes. who must
fil e decont rol forms, Mr. Watson
said.
The report form "D-94" may be
filed by a landlord if he so wishes,
l\tr. Watson said, but the filing
\VIII be purely volun tar y. This and
several other changes in the rent
r egulations wc.'r c> made by amend-!
ment. effective 1mmecliatcly, and1
.result from experif'nce \vhich t he
office of rent control has under-
gone under the housing a nd rent
act si nCC' it became effcctiv£'
J uly 1. '
Types of housing accommoda·
lions for vi.•hich no report need be.
filed arc units whose construc-
tion or conversion was rompleted
on or after February 1, 1947, a nd
units which v.1ere in existence but
not rented at any time bctvi.'een
February l , 1945 and January 31.
1947. but by statute those units
constructed with priorities assis-
tance under the Vetera ns Emer-
gency Housing program are not
dC'COntrolJNi undC'r ce-rtain circum-
stances.
LandJord!I Coope.rate
Many landlords whose units are
decontrollC'd have indicated a de-
sire to file the rC'port of decontrol
form for the purposc or clearing
the r:ccord. For this reason its use
~ a 'volunta ry basis is being con·
tinuC'd, Mr. Watson said. ln in-
stances \\'here the decontrol rclX>rt
is on file at the rent offi ce, it \viii
make C'asiC'r the government's job
of handling tenant compl aints and
\viii eliminate the necessity ror a
special inve_stigation in such cases.
But there will be no penall)'
should any la ndlord fail to filC'.
Other changes inrorparated in
the amendments include:
1. The fili ng or applications for
decontrol by operators of hotels
a nd tourist ""hornes <Form 0 -95) is
no longer a condition of decontrol
of such housing accomodations.
Opera tors of these establishments
a re still required to file the ap-
plication but f.ailure to file \vithin
the stated pc~iod no longer \vii).
have the e ff ect or continuing under
control an establishment decon-
trolled by the expr ess provisions of
the Housing and Rent Act of 1947.
Appli catjons will continue to be
processed to determine whether
the accomodationi are actually de-
controlled and a failure to file is
a violation of the regulations.
2. Se\'~ral changes in the lang.
uage or the scction of the rent
regulations dealing ~'ith individual
adjustments arc made to incor-
porate in the regulations th('m-
selves the express language or the
Housing't.Rent Act of 1947 ..
3. The t that local rent ad-
\1sor y r ards have und~r the
la\#.' in aking recomme ndations
for individual adjustments ttt ·area
rent substantiated and in accord-
ance with applicable la w and regu-
lations" must be approved.
Bill-Have ""1 a speaking
quainw.ce with that lady!
· Pon -I have a liltenlnc ac·
qUalntanco ot long standing. She
ll·ley wife.
ROSSI'S
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Galvan
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Elco Crm.era • Lau
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BM"bor
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Chevrolet i
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Francis
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IDClOme Tax Servt orn-: S28 Z8tb
Home: 118 Mtb
Newpo
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Padraic B.'
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Harbor 1805-B
Barbor \922-B
Beach
Life -Healt -Accident
All Types Per al Insurance
Barbor 1895 • }_112_0.....;c;...!lmf_ Dr. • Balbo& ~
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• Realtor •
llZ 111artDe Aoe. -Bal-bland
Barbor ZHI·W ••• e&rbor llt&-M
General Jnsunnce
JACK BAUMGABTNEB
Watcbee • Diamond.I • Jellfelr7
The . Gem Shop
Watch and .Jewelry Rep&lrt.D.c
Bar'bor II.SO · -Balboa
Bal-Inn Bldg.
Glamour Slenderizing Salon
LOIS W. KELLER
STEAM BATHS & BODY MASSAGE . O.tae.ea &naln..-Experl 8-4.lib 11-lD c~
lllECHANICAL MASSAGE & SINE WAVE '
'JOS E. Central •.. Harbor 11.29'-W
Entrance through : ·
Mary'• Bay & Surf Beauty Saloa.
"JOHN DORY"·
'·CHOICE SEA F.AUE
• PoPULAR PRlCES e
IOl II!:. Oeatral. at Palm-Bar. 1089-W-Bai... .. ..
Orville R. ScbJoeter
CERAMIC BAZAAR
Save so ro .
Second.I, Oventock and CIMe-OaC.
BALBOA SUPPLY CO. . Balboa e· llubor 5'7 • Pavilion
BOB Kil.LEFER, MGR.
Coast Properti~ Co.
Beal.ton ""-Jn.aoruoe '
.. We Serve the Entire Harbor Aree."
·11411 II!:. Oelltral. Ave.-aal"--Harbor .ZUI'-..
H. W. FOSTER •
Harbor Shoe Shop
SHOE MAKING ARTISAN ,• e REPAIBS e
. CUslo_\D Built SaaclalO
Oradaat.e Dr. '8,ebou School of 9elenWSo
·Foot Comfort
106 ,J:.. Central -Balbea
VOLNEY HAY, JR
Hay's Camera Exchange
FU.ma ••• Cameraa ••• F1n••Mnc
• C&Ddld Camera PortralY •
507 Jllo Ce• tral.
BA '81 ..._Bal-
''THREE TOrlD . BROS."
TODDS DAIRY -
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Wendell V. Ho)t
Hoyt's Harbor ~vine Co.
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, WArrRESSES WAN'l'KD -11a1 WA.NT TO BUY-Dyer Dlnk Cll' FAYAWAY Exp<aa Cruller, cabin Fnlt P1rees •• W TO LEASE Sept. ISth, one TUESDAY Newport lleach, Calif, s,!ember !, 1N7
&1 NEWPOBT BALBOA NEW8-TJMZ8 Page7
--si-. car.. Be.117411. 113-tfc P 14 or d!mU.1r. Write D. F . job, 28' x ICY x 18'. Larae cock·
Purees 1D"f" ""' from ooft-rlpe cu1ar on freezing•.-.p . · · 1i'!9 Ei Tenaza Drive, Whittler, pit, Chrysler Roy\! 143. H. P.
fruit may he ~1 by ftte2lns by Dr. Vera Greaves Mrak, 1pec-WANTEO_ -H per, white, Calif. Pbane 4138116: 70-:itp Built 1946, full head room, 2
. . houae or apt.,.~! IP~·~·~•:_• ~-~·~n:~------~ll!_~P~l:~.\~•~·~Ql~T!A~ft!_ __ · __ ' __ ~·~· ~ unfurnlahed. Balboa -1 · Cj>ron& de! Mar, Lquna Beach,
n~ ohlldren or pets. Lei! Frando
~ l'I· Coast Blvd., Lquna
~ch. 67-4tc
for year-aroabd IM In many kinds laliat In nutrition of ~ Agrlcul· under 4"S good oi:rok. $1~ per .. bunks, head, !co box. fully equip.
of dnserta. . tural Ext~nston oervlc:e. Thil .cir-mo. can °HarbQ '1132-W. 'W-2tc . Will Pay Cub. ped $4000.00. Mooring ayallable.
Mn. Marian J!rentlas, qome cular will aerve u your guide ·In FCll' rour fllndtuN er wl!&t baw Phone Harbor 1898-.I. 7(}.2tp
demonstration &g"!'t, saya frozen freezing fruits, vegetablea and • 1<JG. Phone --IMll5e.
desserts are only orie of the many meats. You may have one free by MACHINIST WANTED Crawley Furniture Co PAIR Slltcyllnder Scrlppo 95 "h.p.
good uses for fruli purees In the aslting for it at the Agricultural , 1812 New rt Btvd., (loot& ~ motors With 1 % to l reduction
home. They inake exCt!llent pies, Extension service, llOf W. 8th Why not have a machine &hop of par _ IP-de gears. Have; had g<><>!l care. $800.
puddings and cobblers, !rooting for street. ·Santa Ana. o• callln1 Santa your own Shop owners cblll"l(e -for both. Harbor 4°'. 70-4tp
cake. and flillne for sweet rolla Ana 3000, extension 301. $2.SO to s3.oo -hour. Wb.Y be CASH for USED FOR SALE---20 fL atoop, k .. 1.
orTrybre~aafruit rlnt II'~ '•• ~·-''Of all ... ,.,__ you wear aatW!ed with $1.2!5 to Si.SO per Furniture & Appliances •helter cabin, a good sailer. u~ ~ •~ w~~ u~ --.• "W Buy Afnioot Really a ~Uy for $650.00. Pbone
or milk shak.S. A L\ltl• puree may your expression is the !ll<lOt Im-hour. I have a machine •hoi.> for • , Crestview 51388. E. J( ~n-
.he cooked With sogar to make portanL"-And truer worda Wett sale. It will pay for It's self In GAnythlna'RANT'S ter, 132 So. Swall Dr., An-
sm&ll batches of ~e:Sh jam u never uttered! -Fl'Oin. "Greet-a short time.-' Write Box ""&' _ geles 36. 69-3tc
th• family Med it.!--ings," Jerome North Side N..,., -Bea. !l'IO'l'--
Hett is bow YO!' get fruit putteS Jerome, Idaho. c/o News-Tunes. 'ro-ltp 16'5 N-purt Btvd., c..ta Ilsa Small Cabin Cruller, new Marine
for free:zing atorilge : ·-• -·-· "' • .,-, ,. G-tte motor, n.,. paint, bait tank,
• The Ne\fl nmes will not be re--a 1leepe two; you won't have to ~~i:e w"°:e ~ru.r;tly damagfrult ~-= •ponsible (a; more than one lncor-HELP WANTED "1JU(JTIJJUll .oa a.u,a 'spend time and mmey on tlllo!
..--ona 0 ..... . -11nser· lion of ·an advert!Sement, A GOOD B""'-cau Harbor 2200. 611'7tc ·wash, peel If n..,_,.,,, and' crush. ·~ M h · d S ·· U J: use a well-tinned lmeat chopper, reserves the right -to correctly ec an1cs 11n ervice IS A ·WISE BUY
a food mll1,_,ar sinl'pty .maab. classify any and all ads and to , Statfon Attendants Let U1 Help Yew Be Wloe
Add dry sugar to1 taste, u. little reject any advertisement .not con-
FOR SALE---16 tt. uwtt¥ hull,
bullt far outboard -· Excellent condition. Phone Harbor 2099-l\I.
as one cuP . of ""'arl to six or forming to ruJes ·ancl regulations. FRANCIS MOTORS HARBOR FURNITURE ei~:=. ~ 1:::lai.1e container B-_..;,;;;.-;;; "o""um'' •• -• SS.~ Ptyrnouth-DeSoto Dealers 1962 Harbor_ Blvd. c..ta :.-: llUBIO&L • ILU>IO
f ~~-· · / "· ~~w • SPINE'ITE PIANOS f-~L
60-tlc ..
or u==•g-atoragie · ""'ave 401 .No. Coast Blvd. ~ sbme bead space. Seal and label , HARBOR <>then will 194 )'Oii!' clawl!!ed Beautiful blonde, mahogany,
the package ~ -wpte 0n it the Plumbing Service Laguna ~ach. Ph: 7263 ado u JOU are ,_..,,11 -walnut. All rent or first manths
amount or ougar ufed-~·-allowed on purchue. °l)lat. is all. It is now ready for l768 Newpart l)lvd. Be.con""""" · 7G-tlc DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
!M\locker. REPAIRING OUR SPECLU.1/1 Local High School boy for• ltitcheri. WATS, SUPPLDC8 Ill. 520 No. Main, Santa Ana 64-tlc
. -Those directions A ...... from a cir-Contractine and Supplies k 1 t aft ~ 1y ull SPINET TYPE '"-r Piano. Re· ~ ..,..-9'7·tf< wor a e emoons ex ear 4' SAILBOAT, mahogany h , .1..-J..U-lv
P N. 1--------------evenings. John Dory 601 E. Cen· 20' mast. Just overhauled. Com· possessed, now only $295. Ancr
UBLIC OTICE MERLE NORMAN tral, Balboa. 68-4tc plete sails & equipment $285. ther Spinette slightly used at
I' ADVERTISEMEN~ FOR BIDS COSMETIC STUDIO. Courtesy COMPTOMETER OPERATORS-Trailer availabJe at Newport big saving. And you Just pay
Notice Is herebJ' g\veJJ that tbe Board dem onstration by appointment. Expert in addition. Apply Coun-Y~cht & 'Boat Co. 1111 Coast out balance.
of Trustees of the NeWJK>rt Harbor FRANCES COOK ty Auditor's office, Hall of Rec-Highway. 69-4tp DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
Union Hgih School Djstrlct of Orang" QUALIFIED t t' 2604 1.. 520 N o. Main, Santa Ana 64-tfc County. herntnarter rQ!erred to M the--represen a ive, ords, Santa Ana. 68-4t1.: 30 ft. Cruiser, motor overhauJed,
··Owne r·· will recel~I up to. but not W . Central, Ne\.\'J>Orl Beach. fishing chairs, outriggers, moor-later than t :OO o'c\oclr P . M •. Parlttc Ha bo ll92 w 70-ltc \VANTED -Woman t o answer St&ndard Time . of therlSth dav of Se p-r r -· Ing. Ed Erickson, first pier east
tembe r. 1~7. !t'aled b ds ror t e awn,.., 12 YEARS SERVICE of Balboa Pavilion. 59-tfc .of contract ror the co structlon ot Ad-, dress mailing pieces, simple fil-
W~D 50 used pianos for our
rent Dept. Highest cash prices
or biggest allowaocc on ex-
W TO RENT year 'round-'
2 j or 3 bedloom unfurn1lhed
h~Ule In Balboa or vicinity. Per-.
manent reoldenm. Good refer-
, encea. Phone HarbCll' 7C17. ett
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TRADE-Corona 6 rooni house for
house flose to Newport Beach.
~003 Sheridan'St., Corona. Phone
54!J,.M or 667-W. Owner. 69-2tp
IEXCllANOI: " -.
WILL 'ffiADE -Small H o u s e
Trailer for Boat. P . 0 . Box 531,
Balboa. 70-2tc
llONEY '1'0 LOAN ...
NEED MONEY?
See U'1 for Quick, Helptul
Service on Your FinaDdal
Needs -Loanl on
Furniture -Salary
Car or Other Security
Hours: 10 to l and 3 to 5
(Closed Sa turdayJt ) /
~ h -phone in NeY.'port office: ad·
dltlon.s to W ood Blea eni at the Ne w· IN THE HARBOR AREA · 9 I M port Harbor Unlo n Aigh School. IQ· ing entries. a.m . to p.m. on.
oated in "'d ~hool "''"'"· Su<h bid• HARRY HALL. thru Fri. 75cents per hr. Write 32-Ft. CRUISING SLOOP
change. Terms. ·
DANZ·SCHlll!DT PIANO CO. 1814 % Newiiort Blvd., Costa Mesa
shall be rece\\·ed In the o(f ice of the O' ( N Ti S t "Owner'" 1n thf! Newpprt ltarbor Union PAINTING CONTRAC'TOR Bob " '. C O ('\\'S-mC'S. ta e
High School Eut 1$th Street. Co.stA 274 Ea.st l9th Street "" age and cxpcricncc-. 69-2tc MeAA-. Orang(. Count)!, caittornla. and shall ~ opened and P'1bllc.ly read aloud Ph. Bea. 5413 Costa Mesa, Cal1t HOUSEWIFE \\'lth no pre-school at the ·above .statf!d tttme In the office ot the "O~·ner .. tn 8u,h bulldlng. 30-tfc children to represent Avon pro-
Ea(k bid mu.st contonn and bf' re-ducts. ?\.1ust have car. ExC<'llent spon.s tve to tbl.s lnvitil.tlon. the plan&, R 0 0 F S 2032 Vall .specifications. and al~ the other docu· opportunity. \Vrite ey
ment.s compr1!'1in~ the pertinent con· Vi ew, \Vhittier. 69-4tp tract documents. Coples of the Contract W J BENBOW Document!-are now 9n rile and open • • Be Wlse -Advertise .
Brand ne"·! Designed end built
by J . W. Swanson. and buik. in
the best mann('r, with mahog-
any trim throughout. •
t f> public ln!!rectki n ta the said off ictt ' 2" or the Ownf!r. and of' Marsh. Sn1ith 4: Ph H b 101 J P owell. An::hllec t.t. located 3t 516 Arch-One af Or !tert>i Build ln~. In th e City of Los An~elf's. in .said Counly and State and
mn.'' bt-obtained at el her place by de-positing $2.5.00 for elll;'h set. This de-posit 91·ill be ref'Unde\d If the set or ~ts or Contra.rt Doctment!O de\l,·f'red are roxurne'1 In j!'ood ('Olldltlon within fl\·e days "rte)" tb e bl open in10.
This lovely yacht Y.ill gladden
the heart of a ny reaJ sailorman.
She measuri'S 32' L.0 .A., 24'6'"
L.\V.L .. 9·1 • l)eem. and 4'6'"
draft. She hes 4:}4 sq. ft. in the s_ALE_-~Ml_S_CELLANE _____ o_u_s_~-'°~ · mainsail and jib, and 225 sq. Ct.
NEW band say,· Y.ith motor. 8 inch in the genoa. 15 h.p. 1'.Iichlgan
Enrh bid 'ilhall he mad e out on a form ti) be obta\nf'd at ei ther nf the
. !WI.Id ciffiC"es 111 ·~;hl rh the Contract Doc-\lmt'nl.!! are on ftle .
Ea.rh bid sha ll l>e ¥:C<:.>mpa.n\ed by a <'ertifted nr ca..!!hler·, '(°heck payable to thP Owner. or Mll.stac-tory, Bld Bc•nd in rn.,·nr of !hP ()v,•rw:r executed by the · bidde r B.'! Prinrfp:i.I and a satisractory l!lurety ccimpan)· 1U1 sur,ety. in fi n amount not )f':<S thu.n five per ('ent "f the bid. Th f' rhttk or bid lx••d shall he gl\·f'u
"as a ~nrl'.Ultee that thP bidder wlll execute the Con trn•·r Jf , lt hP ay,:ar!led
tn him In ron formll}' ,,..-it h th<' ("ontrnrt Dn<·umt>JlL'! an•I w ill provide the .surety bond or bonds tll' l!l)e('ifif'ti fhPrei n •·11hln fi,·e dapi \Cler notifica tto n cit the a.v•llrd of thf' con!rtH'l to the bidd er.
COOPERATIVE
ROOFING CO.
New and Repair
Phone Beacon 528>-R
2573 Elden Ave., Costa Mesa
2().tlc
CESS POOLS and
SEPTIC TA,NKS
tnstalled Anywhere in
Orange ?>llnty
' Contra'ct. Drilling
-. Sewer Connection
f All \Vork G'uar&nteed)
Fd lnsuran'ce Carried
The O"'·ner t"e!'f'tVP!'I th" pri\"lleJ:'" ,,f
rejf'<'ting any and all bid~ ri r 1n •·nl ve any irreJi:'uta.ritif'! or in!om1a.litie9 in anv t>id or In the bid ding. s1!':!nio~Ja.1~fo~~ .. ~or.sa~r1~o~~d '~i 34-0 Jv.1 R.1 MscCOR¥_!taCKMesa Trust .. f's hu 1LSCertained the 1oteneral ctor a t. '"""' prf'V!\llln,; rate Of per diem Wajt'f'S for r Beacon 506~J each craft or type or workman needoed to exerute the contracts wh ich will ~ awa.rded .the !IUCCes.'!fUl bidden : and V------~-----0-..,,,,....,.-,. the~ prevailing rate11 are contained In FORMED Wind.shields & Hatd
!laid l!fPe<'l flcatlon, adopted by the Coven made to order. Al5o Plex.· Board. and a.re i\JI !ollbw.s : CLASSIFICATION: tglass & Luette Sheetl tor sale
FOREMEN-All foremen not herein N W Id Prod ~-Co pan• separately (']a1921iflf!d. M.all be paid not u-or u ... '-lt m J ,
Jes.• than 171Ja cents per hour M to the 303 Third St., Huntington Beach
SIX BASIC TRADES. and 12~ Cf!Dtll Phone Huntington Beach 178 per hour u to the SCB-TRADES. mo~ °"tit than The ajoumeyman rat e for the OA.r craft involved. APPREl"TICES -i\~y be emplo)•f!d PERSONAL It
In conformity with Sectioc. 1777.5 oC -------------tht' Ca.li rornla Labor Code. R~te S\Vlll1M1!\1C in 3 lessons Si.00.
C LASSI FI CATION ' per Hour Art of SY•imming, rront and
C-1\ll'"'nter::<. joume)·ml'ln ··--· -SI 90 back cra\\'l stroke ·. 7 lessons ('<'men~ finisher!! t.97;, fn>n v•ork erl!. orn!\mental -1.775 Sl5.00. David Right, r oot of lrn n W(trkt'rl'I. retnrorain~ .. 1.9'75 'I S d B B Ibo J..ahort"ni. genera.I or ro>nstrul"tlon t.35 : onlero t., an ay, a a.
Palntt'rs. bru!'h . t .75 Residence 1700 W . Ocean Front. Palntf'rl!. !pr&)' -. -~ --··:too 70-ltc Po\li·er equipme nt oi1trat ors~ ' Air cr'lmp~ors -· ·-·-.. --1.65 ?it is.eni. skip . _ . ·-· ..... I. i'7~ Mixers. mvbile ... __ ,_ .. 2.00
f\.Irs. Richard Featherstone, for·
mer pupil of the Matthay School
or Piano Forte, London. \Vi 11
take students of piano starting
table saw & motor. 11 2 Crystal, Marine Engine. Sleeps 4 people
Balboa Island. Hirbor 226. comfortably. I-l as ronvard double
69-tfc s tateroorh. large main cabin, en-
-----------~-closed tOilet, complete galley, DO<:; GROOMING set consisting and ample stov,iage space. 6'2'"
of electr ic stripper. nail clipper Read Room. This is a real home and comb. Like new at a bar-gain. 104 Onyx, Balboa Island. afloat. And -a lively sailer:
... 6S-4tc
OLD OLI\'ER typc\\Titer in good
running ordC'r S10. David Rii:::ht,
1700 \V. Ocean Front, Newport
Beach. 70-1 tc
F OR S;\LE -\Voven bas.c;inette,
e!('ctric bottle sterlizer. N('arly
ne\\' "Union" machinist tool box,
new machintst tools. Beacon
5354. 381 -20th St.. Costa Mesa.
69-2tp
VENE.iIAN BLINDS-AIUmlnum
steel, wood. Call ua for tree esti
mate. Renovation &: re~
SO-Cout Venetian BUnd Co.
w .. t 18th and Newport Ave.
Col ta Mesa. Ph: Beacon 5762· W
38-tl•
B A YSIDE PLATING
Gold • Silver -Copper -Braa
Antiques a Specialty
See Our Ad in Orange County
Ptlone Directory
1914 Harbor Blvd Ph. Bea. 5113
C.Or. Harbor and 19th, Costa Mesa
Next tc>MethodJst O\urch 28-tfc
Watche5 • Qocks -·Jewelry
CHROMOMTERS
Repairing -Prompt Service
Sensible Prices
Phone or: \VTitc for appointment
to NORMAN C. NOURSE,
1805 East Bay Front, Balboa,
Phone Harbor 569·J, 67-4tC
Boats Priced to Sell
70-ft . Au.'<. Schooner $12,000. 40-
ft. Aux. Yawl S7,900. 36-ft. Twin
Screw Strphens, Sed. Cruiser.
S9.500. 33·ft. Sport F isher (1940)
S6.500. 30-ft. AJbacore Bo a t
(1947) SJ.850. 42-rt. Sport Fish·
er (1947) $5,750.
G. E. MINNEY
Listings Wanted
711 Coast Hiway, Ne\\'JX)rt
Beacon 5032-W. 64-tfc
Clippe r Bow Boat
46 ft. 14 beam. 70 H . P . Cat diesel
New bait tank; s'wordfish plank :
complete commercial E'Quipmcnt.
Sale or trade. Harbor 97. 68-tfc
· Harbor 97
MERCURY '42, 110 cooversion
complete with transmission &
r everse gear, New. 18' speed
boat almost finished. as is. Bea-
con 5686. • 61 -Uc
SNIPE FOR SALE -Recondl-
tloned, practically new sail!I.
Also' row boat. 2na0cean Blvd
Balboa. Harbor tit3-W. 52-tfc Table· power .s.a ,., :oper-a.tor.s -·-·-1.975 Shee• meta.I workers .. . l. 75 Truck drtl"eni. under 8 tori.s. --1 ~25 Trurk dri\"t'I"'!, 6 It) lf) .tons. -····· 1.45 TTuC'k drivers, ·transit 'mix. undt>r 3 )'ants ·-··-·· 1.65
Sept. 22. &ginning. intermed-v AN DRIMLEN
iate & advanced. Applications J E w E L R y
FOR SALE -Star sail boa t.
Latest type, fi exible mast. in-
cluding sail5 ready to sail
Phone Glendale. CitruB 11188.
Tru<"k dri,·ers. tra.ruilt ml x.
3 >·ards. or rt1ore ~ __ t:ns ExC"ept u noted In he •·age sched-ule . th,. rates of per !em w~es for earh (•( the ,·arkous clas.slt!catlo n.s or \1.'0 rk 8hllll be the ht>re\nbe fore Rt rortb
taken now. Call Beacon 5868 .or 1786 Newport Blvd. C.olta Meu
Y.Tite to Box 234, Corona del 3l~tf~
Mar. 68-4tc· -----------~--
1.LCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS -
Reply Box 27, Balboa Island
40-tlc
WASHING MACHINES ·
U you don't have one do J'O'D
wuhlng at
BEAUTY AIDS 11 '
MACHINE and MACHINELESS BILL'S WASH-A-TERIA
60-tlc
NEW~ USED
OUTBOARD MOTORS
REPAIRING
Authorized CU.hman Scooter
-Agency •
520 No. Main, Santa Ana 64 -tfc Bearon 5220
(Across fr:-om Alpha Beta Market) K.N'ABE GRAND. \Vondcrful tone. 70-ltc
One or the \\•orld's great pianos. ··,-,,-,=---==-.,--.,-...--
Also Baldwin G:and. Emerson LOANS ~ BUILJ?. buy, im.rove,
Starr Chi cker ing. A Behrman modernize or refinance. We pur-
Grand $487.00. terms. chase trust deeds.
DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO. NEWPORT-BALBOA FEDERAL
520 No. Main, Santa Ana 64-tfc SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN.
USED PI~NOS . Some as low as 3333 Via Lido Ph. Har. 1500
$85. Good for practice. Trade it ' ~tfc.
in at ful l price later . T rrms. MONEY WANTED 56
DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
520 No. ~fain, Santa Ana 64-tfc ' PIANO ':lJNTI-lG and repairing.
J . J3, Brown. Phone Beacon
5294-J. ~ Broadway, Costa
M'5a. 78-~c
DOGS, CATS .iz PETS
F'OR SALE -Tajont' t~1c>xican
})('a vc>rl . J yC'ar old. \Vonderful
set. Sl0.00. Call Barnwn, 1-l ar-
bor 13. i O·tf
\VH ITE BOXER -At stud. call
Barnum, Harbor 12. P9-tTc
FOR SA.LE-Irish Setter pup, fe-• male, l'<'asonable, 344 E . 20th
St., Costa !.1esa, Beacon 5149-?\I.
63-tfc
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS S8
KEYS
Made Wblle You
VOGEL'S
w . .n
IQO M&ln SL, Balbo&
11<-tf•
FOB BENT
FOR RE1'o'T-2 room Apt. a n d
bath. Furnished. $50. per mo.
J.18 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa.
70-tfc
F 0 R RENT -Cottage. Ocean
Front. attached garage, sunny,
·comfortable. 2 adults. $40 per
mo. 1009 E. Central Ave., Bal-
boa. 70-1 tc
FOR RENT -Large room ""ith
private bath: also small apart-
ment on Balboa Island Harbor
863-\V. 1" 69-3tc
FOR LEASE or for sale, stucco
bldg. 3100 sq. ft . at 2073 New-
JX>rt Bl\.~ .. Costa Mesa. Suitable
for medical-small hospital and
other business purposes. Phone
Dr. Susman, Laguna 6892.
-6'H;tp
BUSINESS LOCATION and living
quarters on Central Ave., Bal-
boa. Call Harbor 1504-M. SS.tic
s1ooo:oo ·l st trust deed for 'Sale on
nC'w duplex. 5% payable S75.00
per :month. 307 -33rd St., New-
por t Beach. 69-4tc ' TRAILERS 81 ' TRAILERS FO!t RENT-
Do ~our CJWT1 hauling and mov-
ing. All nc\V equipment, $2.25 &
$2.~ pi:r day. We furnish hitc.'l.
M~hn (;3ros. Servi~ Station,
Cor. 17th & Newport Blv'1.,
' Costa Mesa 2-tfc
REAi'.)' ESTATE 62
TWO REAL BARGAINS -In
Cos a l\·tesa. Large 2 bedroom
home S5 l 50: 3 bt:.-droom home S535b. See these be rorc you b,uy.
CJ~ to Harbor Blvd. Hub Pov.·-
C'rs: 1hgent. Harbor 62-W. 69-tfc
FOR ~LE BY OWNER-47\0 fL
lot on Lido"Isle and 52~ ft. lot
on Balboa P eninsula. WW eon·
sider ' trade on 2 or 3 bedroom
beach house in Balboa or vicin-
ity. l'°hone Harbor 707 or inquire
at 1569 Mj ramar Dr., Balboa.
43-tl
Harbor Drafting Service
for Builders
Reslden ti al -Commercial
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Til •. C. Coast Hiway, Newport
Phone Beacon 5860. 34-tfc
FOR SALE -By owner, large 2
bedro6m house with furniture
or u~urnished . F ireplace, tile
ki tchen. sC'rYice porch and bath.
double!lot, fence, 2 car garage.
South' .of highway. 328 Narcis-
sus, COrona del Mar. • p&-Uc
MIRACf..E MILE near Arches, C-2
200' X 237', level all or part,
$385. ~ont root, !h: cash. Or
lease. M ake offer. Good for mar-
ket, dt: or chain store, motel,
theatri , marine business. Brok-
ers · tesy. Owner at 600
Coast ptighwa>:. Beacon 5593. :tE= f\S-Stp
FOR S View locations .above
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ON IStAND A VENUE
~ ,
3-Bedroom Home
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$10,600
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W. L. JO~DAN
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· 700 E. Central, Balboa TelephGne 153 r
69-ttc'
BALBOA ISLAND
ALL-Year~'Round
Three-Bedroom .... Maid's room and beth. Very
-attractive. · Furnished. Fireplace, floor tumaoe,
hardwood floors. Excellent location near So. Bay.
$29,400 •
ISLAND REALTY COMPANY
201 Agate, Balboa Island Phone 377-W
70-2tc
B. A. N E R E--S 0 N
REAL VALUES
HOMES -INCOME -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
. INSURANCE
COMPLETELY 'FURNISHED
2-B. R. home nea r the country club, 6 months old ; ·
tile 'and ha rdwood . flagstone patio, beautiful fire-
place. Furniture valued at $2500. You just have to
see this one to appreciate the value this home has,
this is really one of the outstanding homes in and
around Costa Mesa. See it today. Priced at only
$13,500.
East Side . •
3-Bedroom home, newly decorated inside ll!)d out
Close in; good district. "
Full Price Only $7350 '
• WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
B. A. NERESON . :
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND' ASSOCIATES
1972 Newport Blvd. 819 South Main
Costa Mesa, Calif.. Santa Ana. Calif.
-Phone: Beacon 5225 · Phone: S. A.. 7240
. Eve11ings, Call 5458-J 70-ltc
f:r Sell It Through Classified Advertising *
DOAK REAL TY & D'EVELOPMENT CO.
' Jim Doak Clyde Doak
318 Coast Hwy. at Orchid. Corona de! Mar ''By the Sea"
Corona de! Mar -Best Buy
Twcrbedroom homes with wardrobe clo5ets and cor-
1\er windows. Bath has shower over tub. Large liv-
ing room, nice kitchen with dinette. F1oors carpeted
wall-tcrwall . Interior walls all plastered. Exterior
is of combeQ shakes of pastel shades, trimmed to,
match. Double garages. Best residential section,
close to shops, bus, schools and beachc We have
several of these homes scattered around to ch0ose
from. You can also choose the color scheme of
walls, carpets and exterior decoration. Very mod-
ern and substantially constructed. Price $8750. Will
take full -G. I . Loan with $750 down, payment. Also
very liberal tenns for Non-G.I. •
rre\"alll ng rate.s of hourly wagea mul -lplied by eight (8). Eight 181 Hours ahall constitute a. day·.s •ork ; It being undustood t.ba.t In the event that work· mf!n are emplo)'9d leu than eigh t (8) hours per day. the r;f!r diem wages •hall be deemed to be that frutlon of the per diem wacu herein e..stabll.shed that the number of hpurl!I or empl oy-ment bean to elcht (8) hours. Overtime ahall be :paid for work performed In e.xceu lor the ttgular day'• or week 's work 'land at the rate for e vert!me of the c~ft lnYOlnd. Holld&Ytl &9 he"ln' r;eterred lo shall
be deemed to be N~ Tear's Day. Decoration Day. l ndf!pendence Day. L&bor Day , Armfatlce Day. Thanksgt•-
lng Day. &11d Ohrt•~· ll any of tbe above holidays fall Jn Su.nday. tho Monday tollowtns lll'l I be comidered
Permanent Waves
Tintlng and Manlcurlnc
Eve>lng AIJPL -Pb. Harbor 179-W
Vi's Beautv Shop
1103 Coast Hlway, 6'rona de1·11a1
15-tfll
47:5 Newport Blvd, c..ta Ma&
Phane Beacon 5"TIO
17-tl•
DON'T WAIT
PARTS AND REPAIRS
916 Coast Hlway Harbor 831
. 32-tf•
,WANTED TO BENT 0
WANTED, TO RENT-2 bedrm.
house, furnished, adults, by
Csbin cruiser 24'. Sleeps 4. Radio school cafeteria manager. Call
Tel. All neW equipment $3,000. Santa ~a 073.5-J, 70-4tp
The ,lrches. N e w 3 bedroom . home.~e ·Dining room, fireplace,
20 x , garage. Ready in 30
days. I Hub Powers. Harbor
62-W., 69-tlc
Corona de! Mar -Small Home
Living room, bedroom, kitchenette and bath. Cute,
modern -south of highway. Short distance to
beach. -$6350.
*-Corona de! Mar -Furnished Home
a lecaJ hoUday. lt ah.all be mandatory upo n the Con· tractor to Whom a contnct LI awarded.
a.nd upon all subcontra.ctora under him. to pay not le.a tbt.n aa.Jd ,eneral ph-Ta.111 ng rates of pier dli-m wagu to all worlunen employed In the execuUoa of
the cont?"aCL J No bidder may with raw bl.s bid r r • period of 30 days arter tbe date ...... for the ope_nJng of bt4 ~ Board of TM.UteiH Sewport Harbor Un.Ion Bla:b School 01.atr1*t of Or.np:
County, California.
. · Jly A. R . FITZPATRICK.
Pub.-A.ug. 26: S.pt. l. 11947.
Cl!RTIFICATE OF] BUSINESS FICTl'l'IOUS f"I~K NAllE
THE" UNDERSIGNED doe!i hereby certify t.hat abe .111 cotfductlng a Cafe bU!!lnet!• at 620 £. Bay ~ ... wue, Balboa. Callfornla. under the (lctitJ<na firm
1L1Une or Balboa Cale and that aa.Jd nrm 11 ('Oml)OHd ·of tbf following pe_r-.on.t. Fhoee name• an4 addf'uau an
&.1 follo..-9. tQ-wlt : . Ct.A.DYS BR:lBE.~S. 1'7 '£. Bay ATe.,
Bal boa. Calif. •
• W ltbeU my hand llla Uth day ot A~. 1947.
LOST AND FOUND n
LOST -A Wyler wrist . watch,
Monday night, in Balboa or vi-
cinity. Reward 427 High Drive,
l..4guna Beach. 69-2tc
EllPLOYHENT WANTED II
Yacht Skipper licensed operator
two war years, Southwest Pa-
cific; Salling Schooner, Army
Transport service; familiar,
Mexico,. South America; fluent
Spanish. best reference. Phone
evenings, Long Beach 688409.
65-Stp
\VOMAN would like employment
keeping house for man or "'·~
man. or a5 housekeeper and
companion for woman. Neat, ex·
cellent cook. 1717 P omona, Rt.
2. Box ssi. Costa )\esa. tic
IVORK WANTED-Ironing In !DJ
lltome. Plaln or fancy. 530 Su
Bernardino Ave.. Newport
He!cbta. 28-tfe
DIPLODIENT Off w:w«n •
_ Experienced Mechanic
One capable ot bandllng job u
assistant service -manager: alao
lubrication. and ~up man.
THEODORE ROBINS
ORDER YOUR
,
SERVEL
or ~ade equipment. lde;al sport EXCHANGE-Southwest Los An-f~hing. Exceptional buy. B 0 b geles 4 room apartmtnt for
Fitch, 110 Ocean Ave .. Laguna. apartment or house rental. Call
FOR LtA5E OR SALE -Bay
frontdee, 90 feet plus. M·l zone. • Suita~le marine repair yard,
SJX>rt I fishing landing or other
indus01al .uses. Long term lease
only. No brokers. Box "D" c/o
Newsi)rimes. 68-4tp
GAS REFRIGERATOR
NOW
___________ 65-_tl_c collect AX. 26347. 69-2tp
Deliveries Are
Improving
We May Surprise You
VOGEL'S
100 Main SL
Plenty of Good Tires
All Sizes
FOR SALE
SAIL BOAT
IN FINE CONDITION
Just had complete paint job. Holds
six comfortably. Hu fitted seat
cushions.
Price -$450.00
Can Be Seen At
1108 E. Central A\'enue. Ba lboa
Telephone Harbor 416
7G-2tc
Compound Motor
Gallon, 70c
Oil
Western Auto Supply
Authorized Duler
Colorado River Special
New 13' 5.. Globe ''Mate" runa·
, bout with American trailer. 10
h. p: Men:ury outboard. 5744.44
including tax.
1836 N"'purt Blvd, Coeta Mw
17-U.
FJectric and Fire
Eqllipment Tests
AD Qlwltfled Pa•mnel
CO-Two. P)r-,. Foun reftII& co•-.,·---DDW P""ebh
Practically new 14' KelsonKre!t
With 6.5 li. p. Salisbury inboard;
uied 6 weeks. Wlth mooring. $550. . ---
12' demonstrator skiff with new
4.2 h. p. Ownpion outboar;d and
car top c.anier, only $286. Inc. tax.
Seaboard Equipment Co.
RESPONSIBLE working couple
desires one or two bedroom
apartment or house. Will lease
for year. Call Beacon 5697, 8 to
5. or Beacon 5890-W. e'ffnings. r 69-4tp
L. A. businessman, wife, two small
cfi\}dren want off-season rental
WILL m· E-Lots <in Udq Ialo . alao m on -Penlnoula on pur-
. cbue of 2 ar 3 bedroom booae
In Ha bor district. Phone Harbor
7C17 Sl;tlc
for about $50 per mo. Will guar-LOTS 0 R SALE -Newport
antee good care and pay full Heigl ts and COsta • MeSa. $1000
rent in advance on 8 or 9 mo. to· . See Hub Powers. J. A.
lease. Phone collect GRANITE Beek ' Ferry ·Landing, Balboa
9347. 69-2tp Islan 69-tlc
WM"T TO LEASE 3 or 4 bed-FOR S~~N.early new comer
room house, Balboa Island or 2 home, reasonably
Cor oria deJ ¥ar, will guarantee pricecj 10,500. So.uth Highway,
premisses and will pay entire near s hool & sto'res, 700 Be-
lease in advance. P. 0 . Box 582, gonia, Corona del Mar. Home
Balboa Island. 67-4tc 9 a.m. ill 12 p.m. 68-4tc '
RE.Al. ESTATE
New 5-room 'home for G.L's. doubl~. -ge ---at 421
Old County Road, Harbor He ts. . . . Also:
Other new homes and excell t buslne$
and residence I '
Fine home on N~ lteq~ts.
II
'"Your Ferd DeoJ.r" 11:18 WDI .. GALVAN Be&alll 5841 See or ean I ·
!I'wo bedrooms-fairly large livoing room~mplete
and nicely furnished. . South of highway; 3 bl~
from school-2 blocks to beach. Unattached at-·
tractive guest room and garage. $11,500, tenns. • *Two-Bedroom Home -Corona de! Mar -t?
Nice living room, fireplace, Panel Ray heater-Din-
ette-Kitchen-Ample closet space. Beautiful golden
oak floors.. Exceptional construction. Close to busi-
ness and schools. /{good buy at $10,000.
* Income Property -Corona de! Mar "((
Three rental units, 2 blocks from ocean. Consist-
ing of one 2-bedroom and two 1-bedroom units-all
bringing a good income. These a pts. are completely
furnished. A good deal for the investment $11 ,900.
Newport Beach Home
·2-Bedroom home, furnished, vacant: '12 block from '
~~.Very cute house. Priced to sell fast at S5.200.
' -t? Newport Heights -New! *
Li>vely 2-Bedrm. & den home, ooe'an view, colonilil. -~place. Home has Jots of fancy wood, Interior
dlistr. 'nJe kitchen & beth, shower ()Yet' tub, Din-
ing room, large kitchen. Setvloe porch. garage. Im-
mediate possession.
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llt-tfc ft. T I 1' lMlt' ...
1B Coat Jfhny, N-t •
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L. L. MENNES, R4altor
:Bl3 w .Ce•tral.A:ve.. 2117-W _ 70-ltc
a.st Hwy. at~ Clorma del Kar ~Sea"
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TIJDDA'I' 111 · UH
"Be s Insure" Mauri~tstanley ,
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r.ut w.lsta,n1ey
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Former League
Official Gives
SOlons Pointers
(Contillued tr<Jm Pap ()De)
would come for expoeitlon ~ the
public, before the city council la
required to act.
-I 116 lllullie A.,.. Barllor l'l'M
He explained that people Join·
in' in recall. movements are well
m~aning, but for the most part
do not have the picture of what
they are doing \o their city. -Jal-
Burke aJao touched upon t h e
advisability ot strengthening em-
I
Harbor Glass CA>.
ploy:e relations citing experiences
of ·a number of Jndustrial cities
where contracturaJ systems have
succeeded frate rnalism to t he
benefit of the city and its em-
ployes. Such systems gives secur-
ity and removes uncertainty, thus
fostering stability, amicable re-
lations, between cit y government
and employes. He E'mphasized his
belief that civil service ~th an
eva luation provision is desirable.
1811 ~ I ft..Jlar, ... " • AV'l'OHOBq.E GI.ASS
BOAT GLA,'18
and Boat ~Uerillg
CfJaD lmtalJed Wblle You Walt
.\
in choosing your
home·linancing
plan as in select·
• • 1ng your groceries
and clothing. ..
BEFORE1c
you finance, get the full
details of our ·home loans
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS . 4nd . LOAN ASSOCIATIO~
P. A . PalrntT, PTeridenc
11a311 VIA Lieb
NEWPORT BEACH.
I CAL.IF'CRNIA
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GORDON a~ FINDLAY
OONTBA~OJ' AND BuruiEB
Ofllce: .1410 °T""l 81"1. Pbooe Barl>or UI
CABINET SHOP SERVICE I
CABINE'l'S AND MILLWORK
T. C. JOHNSON, SupL
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Noted ArtiSt
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Makes Home
In Balboa
( ntlnued from Pace ll
tory, l the Miss America contests.
H e d signed and executed all the
thousa ds ot exhibit ~ths for
conven ions and s hows h:i?ld in the
auditor um, plus the stafe scener y
and backgrounds. •
Shef-wood created attention with
his well known murais ot ' the
great Chicago World's Fair, de·
picting th'E' outstanding! buildings
of the "Century of Progresa" ))e..
fore they were completed. These
murals were exhibited in the prin-
cipal cities or the United States
and then v.·ere sent to Europe.
SherWood's designs a nd execu-
tions were carried out by many
exhibits at the "Century of Pro-
gress", including the well liked
\Visconsin. Texas, a nd Puerto Ri·
can exhibits.
The Dallas a nd San Diego fa irs
also used his . fllents, a nd Mr.
S he r\vood has also desi gned floats
for the Ne\v Orleans M&rdi Gras
parades (New Orleans. is his hon:ic )
the P a s a d e n a ·r ourname nt of.
Roses. a nd other s. He a lso created
the beautiful ball room ro,r the
~t yst i c Club Carnival organization,
for Ernest L<-e Jahnke. AssiStant
Secretar y of the Navy, in the New
•• . '
P • · · His early adventures rangt-d in Africa, be left for Alaska. and 8 JD tnm acoutlng In Mrlca and IOld left his gold mine there to SOFVe
Barbara mining In the early days of Cali· the British agiinst th e Boen.
tornia and in" the Klondike to War Wounded, he rertirned to England
and explorations in, Africa to be decorated. and the n took
Frederick Ruuell Bum-
llam, Who aided Lt. Gen. Baden-
Powe in founding the Inter1'a-
tional ·Boy Scout organization,
died ly today at his home in
San ta' arbara. He was the father
ot , rick Burnham ot Udo Ille
and h spent much of hie time
here _ til hia marri'age three' years
ago jen he lived ln Los An·
Born in nvoll, Minn.., 1n 1861, part in other . African explorati0:ns
Maj. Burnham came -to Loe An-before returning to Los Angeles. ~leS in· 1870 and spent h is early . He ,,wrote two books, "Scout-
Years as Indian sceut, cowboy .me on Two ~ntinents" and "Tak-
BJld dei>uty sheriff. Goliig to Air!· Ing Gl>ances. .
ca, he ser~ as a British scout He served at one tl.Dle on the . .:;::;:..r~-. State Park commission in the war agamst the Matabele, Maj Bur• nh I ·hi · . am eaves s widow d~ing which his o~tstanding ex-Iler. ahd a~on, Roderick Burnh~
plo1t was the trac~1ng down and and-three ~ndchildreD .
Sa • w·11 . Ayres to Develop . les . I Vanderlip-Acres
St dy High . Kelvin C. Vanderlip, president
of the PaJos Verdes Corpora tion,
today announced the a ppointment
of Fran!;< H . Ayres & Son as de-
l• · c t vclopcrs or the Portuguese Bend Iv ng. OS s area of Rancho Palos Verdes. The
, Ayres firm has been cngagc~·n
community development work
· Sev~al hundred Salvation Arm0y Los Angeles since 1905. wome1·· will square orr .at the High Approximately· 2.000 acres of
Cost Q Living and other problems shorc-lirfi... residentia l sit('S in the
at th fifth annu al encampment Portuguese Bend area ar c involVed
of Sa\Vation Army H om,e League in the projec t, situated on the
memb&irs \vhich meets at the Re-south s ide of the Palos "erdes
dondo~ Beach camp Wednesday, Peninsula~ overlooking the Cata-
S,epreu:iOCr 3rd for three days Jjna channel.
under1 t,he chairma nship of Mrs. This ts t he f iTs t time the P alos
Lt. C@l. Russell E . Clarke of Los Ver dE's Corporation has offered
Angel~Sr . any of t he sea coast holdings of
l" Rancho P a los Verdes since the
Orleans Jl.1ardi G ras Ball in 1929. SCOUT VI, WITH MYRON LEHMAN. Newport Harbor \'acbt club,
SinC"t' 1935. Sherwood has been at helm, wu nnt ln Labor Day'• InternaUo~ Star race. olr Los
Mr~ Col. C. E . Ba tcs of Sa n purc hase of the 16,()(X) acre prop-
Fran co MU be principal speaker er ty in 1912 by t he late Frank A.
The watch ·re-
paired "B E RE
come. to yoo
renewed tor
many montha of
dependable 9el'·
'Vice. GD&l'&D•'
i-1 repoln-efa1ne parta.
creating atmospheric hig ht club Anrle. harbor. ) -News-Times photo by Kent Hitchcock.
set tings and doing murals for 1
a nd est of honor. Vande rlip, New York financier . Agerida for the confer ence in-Rancho Palos Verdes, part of
clubs a nd other or ganizations. AAF A t
Sherry A. ShC'r\vood Is known ccep s
by all associalC's as an honest
'"'orker. aJ,\·ays tr~'ing to do his · ·
\\"Ork even bC't t('r than ~fore. c· ·1· A
Many p<ople arc p roud lo call him IVI 1an s "friend".
Penc-ill-:~-.ty-p:-::._n_elities Pilot Trainee
(Continued from P age l )
Assist~ Depar;mC'nt Chier o(
Staff for th(' State of California,
a nd \\'as installed as Commander
of the local NC'''·port Ball X>a Post
No. 6S86 on l\!ay 6, 19-17, at !he
Rendezvous Ba llr oom, Balboa.
Apr1i lst or this yea.II Monte
Grin1cs and Ross Greeley forn1ed
partn('rship in the ~cal Estate and
Insurance Bu!<.iness at the same
addr('ss, formerly undc·r the name
at Joh n 1::. Sadlcir, and no'" doing
business as South t'oast Real ty
and InvC'sLme nt Cbmpany.
-Monte '''ill con t inue g ivin g
prompt jiOd cour trous attention to
those who are on the "~ure-insurc''
side for he has always found this
principa l m akes· fo r a good poli cy.
Sherry Rgdecker
Seeks to Regain
(Continued from P age 1)
vacancies until no\V a nd 1 an tici-
pate a large nun1bc'r of appl ica·
tions. Of course, the class can ac-
comodate on ly so many mro and
it \\'ill be> a case of ''first come.
first served." The actua l en trance
examinations ,,·il l be held on 8-12
Septcn1bcr at fl.lather F ield . Sac-
ran1cnto. California. sc there .is
very little t inie left. I urge every
inter C'!'tcd young man in Orange
county to a c t quickly."
Application blanks can be ob-
t ained a t the U. S. ~\.rmy a nd
Air Force Recuriting Sta rl on at
:?02'~"'.i: \V. 3rd street. Sa nta Ana.
or from itny air for ce base.
I Galley Announces
New Policy
T he Galley, unique and papular
dining room. at 507 E. Central, in
!Jal boa, ""'ill change its JX)licy after
Sf'ptcm bC'r 15. Mrs. S exton an-
nounced today. 1 ..
i;ludc!( discuss ion Qf current bud-the first Spanis h la nd-grant in get problems in the low income
bracket, and ways and means of Califor'nia da ting back to 1784.
assisting low J·ncome families iii origina lly belonged to the Sepul-
veda fam!Jy. During the Mexican meet ing the high cost or living. era, the Portugue'se Bend section
"There is more than o ne way ·of the Ran cho \vas a fa\·orite land·
to pretlar e a nutritious menu for ing placC' for smugglers. Later it
a fAmilY Y.ri lhout overspending the became a whaler's re ndezvous.
faryiily budget," Mrs. Cl arke~ said . When Vanderlip acquired the· proP·
"\\'e propo~c to learn every pas-erty, it was at Portuguese Be nd 'l'he incrE'asi ng popularity of this s ible shor.l·cut in the purchasing h h d ·d d I t at e i ec1 c to ocate his own lit l ie restaurant has n1ade it dif-a nd .preparation of food so ras to home.
fi cul t for f\1rs. Sl'xton to maintain gi,·c the grC'atest amount of1nour-
e 3·DAY SERVICE e
· Prices Beuon~le
1191 Newport Bl\'d.
COSTA MESA
Phone Beacon 5821-\\'
Newport Electric Appliance -·./
· Establis hed 1944
Refrigeration & Appliance Service
2305 Coast Blvd. Newport Beach Harbor 2138
hPr standards of ''delicious food, ishme nt at reasona ble cos t .\
dclig hlfully served. in hOn1elike ''Salvation Army mothers are
surroundings", so she has r eluc-cogn i za nt of t he purse-s tring
tanlly dC'Cidcd tha t , commencing t ightening ticnds due to r educed s~'Ill cmbcr 16, dinne r at the e:&t-pa)'Tolls, unemployment and hig h
!Py ,,·ill b<> by reservation only !i\·ing sosts., a nd Y.'e are out t o do
on \vcek days. In this ma Oller, all everything fX>SSible to educate guC'~ts \\"ill con tinue to l'njoy t he homf·makcr s in deli\"e r ing th e
Galley's \\'onderful Mrals '"ithOut knock-out punch to the hi gh cost !.====================.========
h ., f . TE· -VI"IO". '-TE·'-v~010··-T-· -·~s10.1<-T-· -VISIOS .• a,·1ng to ,,·a1 ur service. of liv.ing,'' t he Army lC'ader dC'-.Lo&;.. ~ LT.; ·a.o ~ ...,~. .-;.&....E,.,
· 1'he Ga]]('Y \\'ill continue t o clarC"ci.
Sf'r\'c its Businessnicn's Lunch, Dr. Fra nk Bailey, Southern Cal-
fron1 11 a .nl. to 2 p.m. d aily e x-ifornia educator, will adchess the
Cl'Pt Sunday <tnd f\Ionday. and no. con\"ention on 'l'hursday afte rnoon,
rC'ser \'ations ,,·ill ~ nc{'('ssary for Sep tember 4, at 2 o'clock at the
Saturday or Sunday dinner . Mr s .
S ex ton "'iii a lso· continue to cater Redondo Beach camp.
9jlf'cin l partirs. in the Galley or at ClaSSl!ied\a~ DO get the job
~on1e. done. _
SEE WHAT'S ·GOING ON
in the World at This Very Moment! -
~~~~~~~~~~~~·-~!Aquaplane Crown
Follo-...·ing in the footsteps-or,
rath£'r , splashing \Vakc-of h('r
famous falhC'r, diminuitive 15-ye<lr
ol d Sh('rry Rod£'Cker, daughter of
F rank Rodeckcr, onc-tin1e holder
of the national championship ac-
quaplanc title, will S('ck to r egain
th<:! crO\\'n for the family name.
e:t~~y~~i~es:·En~y TELEVISION
SJARCK'S Cafe .. 'Newport~
WRESTLING BOXING -BASEBALi, •
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IPMEHT 1
Large Shipment Ammunition
Just Arrived
DOVE. AND DUCK SHELLS
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Open Every Day Including Sanday
Newport T acltle Store
I 05 McFadden Pl. .,,_ ......_ 11
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Newport .
The blonde and petite R edondo
B<'ach schoolgir l has fil £'d appli-1
catlon to ride in this year 's f irst
post-\var rc ncY.'a l of thC rinti onal-1
Jy famed annual 44-mile aquapla ne
r ace S ept. 7 from Santa C3tatina
Island to California's South Bay
bc>aeh cities \vhich her father won
in 1938, 'setting a Y.'ortd·s record
a nd finiS hing "'ith a broken arm .
Rodecker's ma rk was bet tcrcd in
1939 by Dale Carpenter .
"Father's not at all ent husias-
tic ahout my £'nlcr ing the r ace,"
S)lC'rr y says, ''but I finally con·
vinced him that his k nowlcdJ:;:e
and cxperi£'nce of past r aces v.;11
help n1c to avoid the mishaps he
encountered by lear ning the hard
\Vay."
Already in training for the
"Gre<t t lroningboard [){>rby" to be
held n<'xt Si:optC'lnbcr 7. Sherry Is
acquaplane rid ing daily a t increas-
lng ly fastC'r speeds to condition
for thC' gruelling course \vh ich ex-
tC'nds 'from Catalina to RE'don do,
i\la nhaltan and l-fern10!'1t beaches.
1\lthou~h sc,·eral \von1t•n have
Tidden in the seven a nnual pte-
,,·ar races. non\> have y<'t \VOn the
C\'Pnt, accord.in~ to Frank Cham-
pagnt:', prc-sident or the Aquaplane
Race association.
Skyway to Link
Nearby Cities
Ever y city and to'A-TI within a
20-mile radius of Los Angeles, as
'-''e4 as many east of the city, will
be linked. with Skyway 1, the first
CC>Mt-to-coast air route for the
personal plane operator. it was
disclosed today by President C. S .
Beesemyer of t h e Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce.
Loe Angeles will be the western
terminus of the transcontinental
air avenue. running 40 miles wide
from Wuhingtoo. D. C., with two
east811 lep ~ at Abilene,
Texas, and a sinsJe path from Ahl·
Jene to Los Ansel ...
Avlatlco exptt ta bo1-that .. tabllal6nent ol tho alcywQ' will ~ --to prt,,. .. tly-11111 fir at lout ioo mllo9 .,
eltber Dde o1, the rauta. Psw _..
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Be WJllt -At vw ...
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Beacon 604 7 ~ Irvine Avenue et 17th Street Beacon 5Ul·f
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