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By EMBRACING BALBO'.A P~INSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEASHORE. COLONY, IDO ISLE, NEWPORT EIGHTS, BALBOA ISi.AND, CORONA DEL MAR, COST A MESA
VOL1JJDl llXXlX • NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, THO~DAY, SICl'TICMBER !.'! ....... ,
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Ill.VINE. It may not be gen-
erally known but the Ir-
vine Foundation, as set up in
the will of James llvine, was
patterned after the estate of
Henry Ford, · who left the
bulk of his prQPerty to a
Foundation to be aclrnlnls-
tered by trustees. There
seems to be considerable dis-
may among politicians and
officials as· to whether inheri-
tance and other taxes will
fall into the coffers of gov-
ernment as abundantly as
was anticipated. Pe r s o n i;
Mth the wealth of men hand-
ling large holdings must, of
necessity, be shrewd and dis-
cerning, else their fortunes
will be dissipated into county,
state and federal channels
whence s p e n de rs. rather
than doers. perform the var-
ious cost I y thin gs that
trained business executives
do not !)!under into.-The I r-
vine F oundation \viii proceed
wisely and competently to
forwa rd the program so ably
laid down by Us creator.
OVERELL JURORS HERE 0 SEE MARYE.
• • • New Editor. Purchase of
the minority int.orest of Mrs.
Nora Wade ih the Newport
Harbor Publishing Co., by
Lucius Smith, brings to the
• News-Times an editor who
lrno\vs ne\\'S and who has an
engaging style. It has al-
ways been the opinion of this
tired purveyor that a news-
paper was published >primar-
ily to give its community the
news and from the appear-
ance of its recent issues one
is informed more and more
on the goings and comings
of its inhabitant's. All of
which requires work in dig-
ging such items out and then
placing U1em <in paper, some-
thing a sharp scissor won't
do. Incidentally Mrs.. Smith
is a Sar)ta Ana girl and her
alert husband comes from a
line of newspaper .workers,
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Four Given Speed
Tickets in 55 Mins.
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Or~e Cbunfy C-Oast Association Directors Meet;
Welch Will Head Shoreline Delegation at Santa Cruz
Wholehearted approval of the Forrest Beal o( San Clemente,' sion to have a study made of lhf
· boaFd of supervisors' actiop in ar-directors agreed to request Coast harbor possibilities in the Sa.ii
ranging for the complete county Planning Engineer Harry Berch Clemente-Dana Point area.
wide ·sewer survey and study and to a ttend the shoreline session aAd C. G. Kimble, "'ho will act as
endorseme nt of the program for present a report on the pla ns for chairman for the membership
solving the sanitary problem of Shoreline developments all along meeting in October, which will
the county was given by directors the 40 mile coastline of Orange coincide with the 20th ani!'rverSary
of the Orange County C.oast as-county. of the coast association, promised
sociation at its monthly meeting Opposition to the development to have an ~ interesting repart
held at 10 1 Ranch , cafe at Seal for private use of the str ip of land readY at tiha t time. Present pla ns
Beach; Tuesday night. on the south· side of the Coast call for a dinner meeting at the
In addition directors from each 1-ligh\vay adjacent to the State N e\vport l·lar bor yacht club on
of the many cities and districts Park site between t he Santa, Ana October 21,
a!Qng the forty miles of coastline ri ver and the City of 1-Iun tington Present at Tuesday's meeting
agreed to assist In a rranging m eet-Beach \vas voiced by Chairman H. "'ere GC'orgc J . \~heat, \V. N .
ings in each localit)' \V"hen the pro-F. Kenny of th e transportation lfolmC's , C. D. Shcdenhe lm, Charles
gram could be outlined in de tail. con1mittce. !\·Ir. Kenny pointed out Diggs, Ha rry E. Bergh, Cha.rles
The presentation of the plan "-as the already dangerous traffic con-E. t-~itts, R. A. Tornquist , H. F .
made by S upC>rvisor \Villis Warner . ditlon and suggested thut offi cials Ke nny, Forrest L. Beal, R . \V,
Geo. J . \Vheat of H"untington of thC' s tate park a nd state high-Quackenbush, Do n Hastings, R.
Brach, prC'sident of the coast \Vay departmrnt be invi t11d to mret \V. Bartine, Ray Elliott. C. /Q°il-
group, announced the appointment "in the area in an effort to present !er. E . F , J acobsen, P . A. Dins-
of Harr)• \V elch to serve as cha ir· and \\"Ork out a plan for elimlnat-more, C. G . Kimble, R. L. Patter-
man of the Orange county delega-ing !he present serjous traffic son, E . L. Cra\\•ford. L. S . Whid-
tion which \ .. ;11 attend the annual menace. den, Frank O. Brostrom, Don J .
meeting of the S horeline Planning Wi llis \Va rner, member . s tated Smith, Alice Choisser, F. \V. Hick-
associa tion at Santa Cruz Octpber that the board of supervisors had man, E . J , Hughes and Harry
17 and 18. At the instigation of asked the county harbor commis-Welch.
Youth Clubs
Will Receive
Chest Funds
In vie\\' of the-hea\-y demands
presented this year, the committee
in charge of budget and· quotas of
the Newport Harbor Community
Chest. has decided to make allo-
cations in t\VO separate aJlotrnents.
The total budget for the Chcs-t
is $18.400.
Youth acti\'itles items· direct ,
total, $11.,300, but yotith activi-
ties will receive benefits from
other allocations such as those
made to Visiting Nurses. Catholic
WelfarC', Veterans Service, Christ-
ma! Relief. Local Welfare, Church
Rrlief, etc.
0\'eT 60 percent of the total
Nominees Are Listed
For Kiwanis Offices;
Election on Oct. 3rd
Cap. Rsgan, well knO\\'n Coast
1-ligh\\·ay resta urant proprietor
a nd J ack Raub. senior n1en1ber of
Raub & Bennett engineering firm
of Costa J\·1csa, arc aspir ants fo r
thC' office of pres id en t of the Ncw-
part Harbor Ki\vanis club, it \\·as
disclosed today \\•hen sample bal-
lots were passed to members of
that or ganization.
~tr. Ragan also is a nominee for
the office of vic!'-prC'sidC'nt, for
which he is opposed by Stuart
Price, ~ell known Costa Mesa
clothier . Don Durant. well known
insurance agent of Balboa and
Burton Wilson. Balboa curio shop
propriett.lr, are opposed for the
office or tftasurer.
Lions Meet Mesa
Candidates; Hear
Judge Gardner
Cost a J\1E'sa a nd Newport Har-
bor Lions \\'ere introduced to 14
ca ndidates for Costa Mesa city of-
f~cs a nd heard nev.•ly-nominated
Superior Cour t Judge Robert
"Bob" Gardner speak against
"Corruption in Publ ic Office" at
1 hC'ir regular Tuesday nig'1_t meet-
ing.
"I t is highly essential v.•e have
a strong, healthy government in
order to hold. our civilization to-
gether". Gardner told the assembl-
age. "I f the bars ai-e let down, tl>e
!0. re con~t ~of our democracY
is distorted ~cause, "'ben rules
, e dis regarded, we tend to r evert
to the animal level."
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F our citations for speeding were---------------
Among thp 14 nominees who are
candidates 'for the sC'ven member·
ships on the board of directors is
Fr('d Dudle)'. well known Costa
Mesa laY:ycr and one or the lead-
ing figures of th(' comn1itt ce for
incor paration ~of Cos t ~ ~l eS<J:
Gardne r we nt on to state thit t,
in his opinion, Orange county was
relatively clean compared to its
neighbors, and to keep it that way
he said t ha t is 'vas the public's
responsibility to back up its d uly
elect rd and S\\"Orn officials. issued in rapid-fire ordE'r Wednes-
day when local pclicc r a n herd
for Q straight fifty-five minutes
betv.•cen 2 :35 and 3:30 p.rn.
Nabbed for fast t'ime in slow
zones were Anson B. Smith, Costa
Me~a: Frank E . P antoja. Hunting-
ton Beach, Anthony \V. Bright,
Burbank; and Graden B. Hubbard,
Long Beach.
Sewer Plan Probe
By Farm Bureau May
Get Stanley -Assist
StatC" S('nator Clyde \Vntson and ' Assemblyman Earl \V. Stanley
have been asked to attend_ next
aileftday's meeting of the tax com-
mittee of the Orange Cou.nty Farm
Bureau. A. J . Schutte, chairman
of the group, stated.
On the agenda, scheduled to be
heard a t 7 :30 p.m. at .the Farm
Bureau office in Orange, "i ll be
remark~rom \\'"illis \Varner, of
the board of supervisors, and E-
wald Lemcke, engineer of the
county sewerage survey.
The meeting will study the pos-
sible effect of the proposed sew-
age plan as well as the present
allocation of the state parimutuel
fund. rR.ecommcndations .. conafn-
ing the possible changes in the
latter will be raised. it was said.
Death in Rip Tide
Narrowly Averted
Henry· Scott, 30, ol Forest Hill,
N . Y., narrowly escaped death this
moming when caught in a s_µ6ng
rip tide off 22nd streoe~rt
&ach. He wu rescued by Hal
~ of the order desk at Ward
• ., Hanington Lumber oompany.
oses Hei9hts Sale
I ,One Hour's Time
Harbor Invesb:iftt company ot
~:'.!:::, •·ct\ tb.roush lb l&ies ·•-laliv'e. Hubbard Ricbter,
t s--q,o. .... "'-the oale "' a -In one hour flat th1a weok.
occurnd -Mr. -Kn. ,,........ R. 1'>cktt mid their -at 437 All8o otroet. N...._t
Jfelelrts. to Mr. -¥n· ~ II.
JOy<>e al 20l5 East Central avenue,
...... far lllOO().
People of .Eire
Love 'it Here!
HUNTINGTON .. BEACH (Thurs-
t.lay)-There is no scar citY of food
or other items in Ireland.-Father
Thomas Lal-lart. pastor of Sts.
Simon and Jude Catholic church,
said upon his re turn from a three-
tnonths-.sojourn with his mQthC'r,
four sistC'rs and-t'Y.'O brotht'rs 11'
Thurles. County Tippt'rary.
TbC' peopl(' of Ireland, the priest
said, have a vast kno"•ledge of
and admiration ior the United
St;:ttes.
Rotarian~ Meet;
Craft-Talk Feature
Rotarians held their regular
Tursday meCting at \Vhite's Park
Avenue care at 6 :30 p .m. Tues-
day under thC' ga,·el of acting
pr esiden t Roix'rt C.nJli.;;. ·
The club's president. Judge Rob-
ert Gardner . attended the Costa
i\lesa-Nev.·part Harbor Lions' con-
clave at v.1hich ·be v.·as the prin:
ciI?fil s peaker .
A craft - talk d~liv~rcd by Van
Hayes, CO-O"}fler of t!ie 1-lewport
Furniture Co., \\"BS 1he highlight
or the Rotarian gatht>ring.
·rhirt('{'n other aspirants for the
board posts arc :
John Daniell. Fay Bl o,,·cr , Bur-
ton \-Vilson, .!\t. IX¥:'shurg. Gf'orge
Cona\\'ay, J\·tontC' Grimes, Ton1 Du-
gan. Art Miller , Volney Hay, jr.,
Clyde SJ)C'ncer, J\1a t\_ r·acl·'arla nd,
£_ (Chad) T\vichC'll and Don Du-
r ant.
College Trustees Will
Attend Institute Meet
At Tustin High School
At 6:30 o'clock this evening
IThursday) Or ange county ;\vi ll
hold a n institute fOr administr a·
tors a nd membC'rs of boards of
trustees of junior coll f'i;l' districts
at .. 'fustin Union H igh school.
The Orange Coast Junior Col-
IC'ge di strict \viii be rC'presentcd by
President '9L...the Board Hubbard c. HO\\"C afid -~-trs . liO\Ve, CIC'rk of
the Board Harry R. LeBard,
Boa rd Memix'r Louis Conrady and
Presid('nt of the College Dr. Basil
H. Pc>terson and M rs. Peterson. -
'l"hl' highlight of the meeting
\•;ill be the talk to be delivered by
State Superintenden t of Public
Instruction Roy E . Simps~n. H e
\\"ill speak on "Oirrent Issues In
Education.''
Col. S . l·L Fran klin, Costa Mesa.
opened !he program. held .at the
\Velcome cafe . \\'ith a few approp-
riate, laudator y 1·C'rp arks r('garding
tbc candidates \\·ho \\'ill se<'k elec-
tion Oct. 7, and rollo\vcd with an
introduc tion of each to the as-
"'cmhlcd guests.
Earlit'r in the evening. Li ons
Presid e nt Bert Smith received a
gold key in -appreciation for his
m embership drive \\"hich has, to
datr, brought in 12 ne\v members.
News-Times Man
Buys Magazine~
'Beachcomber'"
Ne\\:port J·larbor's o\vn maga-
zine. The Bcachcon1ber, will be-
come an entirely new publication
in thl' near futurC', H. L. Barnum
Or 613 Carnation avC'nue, Corona
del Ma r. th(' nev.· O\\-ner and .pub--
lisher, announced today.
.Bart'lum is advertising represen-
tative for The Ne-w·s-Times and for
The N£>\vs-Timcs' Annual maga-
zine. Ever sine(' he came out of
the navy, "'here he was picture
rditor of Drydock. the San Diego
naval station's v.rartime publica-
tion, he has been searching for
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Two Shaf ers of Original "Four Brothers" Launch
New 20-Ton Fisherman to ·Cap Notable 30-Year Career
Lift t:,rtz:!= 0.. Dwn't II ... 1111*: Dltt--w. 11111!1 ........ Jina .. ft.h-, .....
lW -·Jin. a lh. .. I -; Mr. Ed
a.lei' (• I 'Bl)• l!IJillll ... -R°fer ue
t
Story on Girdles,
Garter Belt Sale
.C:7ets 2-W ay Stretch
Soutbef:n CallfonLla deal-
ers lD ctrdlee and carter belta
have •wamped war as.et.I
h~adquarters \\ith inquiries·
~lnce a Ch1caco wtre 1tory an-
1nount'ed that "'.4A bu them
for sale starting October 10.
Some praokstf'r-recalllntc
the tribulations of a. Los An-
l{f'lt"S <'olumnist-has been re-
ff'rrlnit eager \\"Onie n buyf'r!I
t o "a.I. \\1t>lnstock-ll'lt•phone
numbt"t PLl'uant I ~946" -
"'Ith the r~ult that the popu-
la r IJaily N"f"\\"5 pillar conduc-
tor threatt'Dl!i n1aybem, if and
,,·hrn hf'" "meets up ,,·Ith
\VA:\'s publJc.tty 1talf."
WAA's "pee-ays" d. e n y
"1eln stock '5 . allegation
branding It U "untruf'" by the
'''ldest !ltrPl<'h of lhP lmagl-
natJon-a t\\'O-\\·ay 11ttf"tch-
lhat Is!"
Three Little Boys
Go Astray, One Runs
1.nto Side of Machine
For sonic unexplainablC' psycho-
logical reason Tuesday was chosen
hy three littlef boys of Ba lboa Is l-
and as the day to stray a\\·ay from
their parents"' guardiitnship -one
sustain!'d bruises in a brush with
a n a utomobile.
The children \Vere Rand , thrce-
:rear-old son of f\.1rs . Roy Taylor
of 311 l\1arine avenur, Steven .
three-and-a-half-year old son of
Mrs. S . Rutherford of 327 Gra nd
Canal. and W alley, six-and-a-hal!-
year-old son of Mrs. Walter John-
llf)r. of 108 Marine avenue.
Rand Taylor JNandered away
rom hom e at 7 :1 5 a .m. and was
aded across the bridge toward
t~ highway \\'hen neighbors spied
him and brought h.im back to safe
harbor~at h1s home.
Ste\•en Rutherford broke from
his mother's hand and ran head-
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300-Acre Rancho Sold
To County for $I 00!
SANTA ANA (Thursday)
Sant A '.'largarlta Ran e ho,
\\"hi rh Is comprised of SOO
acr('8, \\iU be pur<'hasf"d by
Orangf" county for $100 (that
Is <:orrect-$100).
Thi' ,,.a!, d.J8<'1Med \\1ednes-
day by the board of super-
visors r eport ,,·hl<'h 11tatC'd
that the site, founded by the
late .James Flood O'Neill and
other1, "111 be named O'Neill
Park, a ne''"" recr eation area.
A Los Angeles bank, "'hlch
b admln11t e rlng the e1tate fl r
Mr. O'NeUI, orfered the site..
to the county ror public use
\\'Ith only a fe"' pro\'lsos.
No Flying Disc, But
Disc Nevertheless
Seen by .Local Woman
FacJity Members
Named to Assist
Jr. College :Prexy
· At the regular meet ing of the
board of trustcC's of the Orange
Coast JuniOr col lege district held
September 22 a t the Nev.·port Har-
bor Union 1-ligh school, tv.'o ad·
inistra I i\•e officers v.'ere elected
to assist Dr. Basil H . Pe te rson,
president of the college .
Dr. Jan1C's \\'. Thornton. jr .. \\•as
elcctE'd lo the pasition of vi~
president ·anf!I \Villiam Patterson to
the pos~· ion of business manager .
Dr. ornton, who is a special·
ist in th 'rield of curr iculum plan-
ning a'*1 personnel will be pri-
marily CQncerned· v.;th assisting
in buil4ing the ·-educational pro-
gram fqr:·the college. Mr. Patter-
n's d~tJcs will embody the pro-
curemertt of supplies and equiir
ment a~d the preparation of a
plant inl "'hich instruction can !:>e
conduct .
Dr. ornton's former pos1t1on
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Preca
1
+ion Is Way
To Prevent Fires,
Says Chief Crocker
• • •
Balboa Island Navy
Captain Lands Blimp
On Carrier, Decorated
Cap 1. Alexand('r Maclnt)rre,
USN. husband of 1'-lrs. Helen P.
Macintyre of 225 E. Bay Front,
Balboa Isla nd, CAiif.. has been
a "'arded the Air Medal.
Capt. Macintyre, former com-
manding offiC<:'r of the des~royers
USS Broome. and Siriipson, and
Jury Hears
Arguments
On Monday
lhC' attack _transport USS l\i ar~-ThC' last of the testimony ooo--
~.hon ,_ \\"a_s given _ the a\var~ for ~1s eluded late yestC'rday, the yacht ~(·r1tor1us ach1ever:nent in_ aerial , blast murder t rial jurors toclay
fh~ht as commandn~g officer . of revisited the ill-fated Mar ): E. at B~1mp Squadron 31 , 1n oon.nect1on Newport Harbor, as they had done
v.:1th _the co~dl)ct of ex{)C'r1mental ·June 23 after they were pickM
a~rsh1p l and1~gs .?n boar~ escort from a panel of almost 200 prw-
a1rcrart carriers. t . · f II · f ka While ser\ing as pilot in corn-perceive J~rotr~ o owing our wee
d d -. 11. f o xanuna UJD. ~an , an c:o na1ng o 1cer. o an The Si.'< men and six wome"n jar...
a1_rsh1p ~ur1ng a n exper1men~ ors and one woman and one man
fhg.ht des1g~ed _to e~tend ~he ut11-alternate went aboard the craft
zation of airships 1n ant1-subma· f th · 1 t · t . _.. · f C t M . 1 t -.. or etr as 1nspec ton, arran""""-r1ne \V"ar a r e, a p · :ac n yre ex-by Superior Court Judge K enneth
pertly conducted his hazardous E M . fr h d h" -b h" h di . orr1son . . ig t, an is super s 'P a~ -Judge Morrison convened hi&
1ng, ~uccessfully executed the f1~st court in Santa Ana this morning:
landing oi:i ~ard a surface a ir-then herdcd the jurors a nd court
craft carrier. att aches upon a special charter
Prominent Mason
Guest of Harbor
District Group
bus for the trip to the harbor. At-
lorneys "'ent in their own car
and "·t'rc-under strict "no talk"
orders.
Fire Chi"ef -Frank Crocker said
today ih a nnouncing the fire de-' par t me~t's coope.ration with all Harbor district Masonic club
other ci\•ic groups that, "by using mcmbers last evt'ning v"ere honor-
simple ~eca uti onary m et hods ('d in having as th('ir gucst speak-
many res could be eliminat('d." er \Villiam Rhodes H ervey, sov-
The ire chief in talking about C'rign grand inspector general of
replace.,e nt cost told th<-Nev.·s· California and supreme council
Times h.ha t even in small fires for the thirty third degree. Tht•
where ~he fir emen are able to meeting \Vas held ai the Costa
confine:the names to one room , it Mesa Community chur ch.
Chi('f of Police Rowland R. Hod--
gki nson was a mong those prcsE!nt
at the inspection qf the t.1ary ~
\vhich is located at the South
Coast Boat yard on West Central
<ivcnuC', Nc-"'J)()rt Beach.
i\1iss Beulah Louise Overcll , ~
and Geor~e Rector Gollum. her
21-yC'c:r-old coll('gc lover, a~
tbgether of th(' murder of her par-
ents accompaincd the jurors and
the court to the Mary E . today.
no\v co.ts property ov..-ners several Judge Hervey, who has been
times t~e amount of money to re-actiye for many years in Qrange
furnishf the · burned-out areas as County M1:1.,1:;onary, is now residing
it did six years ago. The chief par-v.·ith his faniily in Balboa. He
~icularl~ emphasized the foll~v.·-had· been asked to advise the club
1ng points: in regards to the establishment
H O\vever , t h e y did not go
ab1)ard.
1. RUbbish fires cause a great 0 £ a ~Jue lodge in the Harbot area
deal o~ dam age. If people \Vould together with the acquisition of
removl! all rubbish from cell ars, property on v.·hich to build a Mo-
~1rs. Essie McKenzie, of 2610 garage a nd closC'ts, ,fire losses sonic temple.
Ocean Front, told the News· Times "'ould f me down and many DigresSing from his s ubject
All thr principals r e turned to
the court shor tly after noon and
Judge_ Mor rison recessed thc caM"
until Mond.'.ly when arguments be.-
gin. Today marks the fourth day
of the 19th week of the trial. 1l-.e
case is expected to be submitted to
the jury next Friday, October 3rd.
today that she &aw "a weird ob-alarms ould be eliminated. somewhat Judge Hervey gave a Mesa Lions Will'
Sell Popcorn.an'
---at Ball Park
ject which was the color of th; Chi('f Crocker particularly em-very interesting a nd some"'hat
setting sun but looked like a phasize the large number of humane resume of masonry in
three-quar:ter moon" hovering at fires w(~ich are caused from~ the England. He also told of his visits
the horizon for a f e w minutes careless' use of matches and from to Edinburg, Scotland. which is
Saturday ev~ning, and then mys-sinokin;J. Matches. he said, should regarded '.as the home of m asonry.
terious}y disappearing. be kept'iwher e small children can-,
Mrs. McKenzie saJd : "When I not rea~h them . A liberal suPPIY Prexy Will Address
first saw It, it ,... blood-red like ol ash tfays in every house would· L . I K' • Cl b
Costa Mesa Lions club won &l>-
proval by the county, board at
supervisors on Tuesday of its plan
to lease a concession for sellinc
popcorn, soft drinla and hot dop
at Costa Mesa Community park
during the baseball season.
the setting sun but it was shaped reduce ftres. oca 1wan1s u
like three-quarters of a disc, with The cl)Jef particu1arly emphasiz-Dr. George N . Reeves, principal
one Point touching the water. I· ed. the ~int that if you value your of Chiipman college, will a ddress
knew it couldn't be a boat because life be ;ure to put out the fire the Kiwanis club on their ladies
it wa.s ~~ large". 1n a cigftl"ette when you do smoke program whi,ch will be given at
She sa.id !!!he thought the object and he · pecially stressed "do not White's Balboa cafe on Thursday The club has already expended
considerable amount of its fanck
to improve the 10..acre park, mnd was about 300 feet high and 85 smoke bed." night.
feet through the ""1dth at the
center.
The moon-like disc remained
motionless while she ·watched it,
Mn. McKenzie said, and when
she returned after about fifteen
minutes, it bad completely dia-
appeared.
Toda7'• 11 o'eloc* 1111nts
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Dupont --···---188
GenonJ -.... ·--S7" Cloclclyftr __ .... _ .... _ "%
~t Copper ---· "
Sean -.: ..... --3616 So Olllf -__ ... _ .. __ 32
Stand on al caJlt ...... _. 58!6
u 8 Steel -··---··---···· 88!6 ~~----~W" •• •
a .,;.,& a '°"" ••waa
essman Phillips Will Speak now it is aimlnk to raise runda
for constructing bleachers at U.
· ball diamOnd unty Wide Rally in Santa Ana Bert Smith; club president, -
C..~IMo-m .lob PldlU.., wllo .-Uy retmDN from W-"I'-inslrumental in winning .the ._
-will'"" _..er a& a .....,t)'.-wlde nlly of Pro Amortea cl""-at erv1aoni to the club'1 pro_.t S-la Commaalty Oeater cl....._ UK w. npu. 1--, oa plans · when be told the COUil~
Friday 10 a. m.. It wu aa· • • board that non~ of the praftta
-· L.A. En91neer Will from the aaJe or --w Mn. . D. Smiley ol Fullerton, Add A • t d accrile to the Uono orcanlzaU-
preelden or the Orange-County ress SSOC!a e itself other than for ita -k -.
Council Pro AmericSn O.ube," · provement fuml .... sald Phillipi will talk on A. W . Rawn al Loo Angeles, "i. •
budget& appropriationl. and ~ ~~1~ ~~ Business AtsociaffOn · that Mn Gata Burrows of Santa . I •
Ana. pre\ildent or the Santa Ana of the ~ Allgelel city ~ Will Meet 1n COM
unit will be program chairman. syot.em,· will addreSs the Auo-, · ~nta will be ..,,....s by a cla"ld C\ambers of Commerce at At 8 p.m. Monday nllt.!t. U.
aimmlttee beaded by ¥n· E.. D. the Banta Ana Qimmunlty Center Corona de! Mar "'""-a•oda
White or Santa Ana. . on Tllesday night tion will hold their l'el'!lar -· Part ot Illa talk will be devoted · Ing in the ochool audl..,..-. w• 1
t.O . the phw at b1a interim .... ter Gerhanll, P<-t. --
lien ........ It WU ~ v •"1'VDANS ed today. I sinOe the railf will dfaw ,.... .,. .,..... • • • The orc&n1zat1oa'1 --
men from all · p.u ot ~ ' and by-la-Wiii be up '"' .,,......
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DAY'ii XICW8-TUlli8 .&ND
mvar t110ll80.&r roa
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l"O'l'().'\llliW8 ------· rn·,-. ' . l'llolla 117 Beo • rw -win be*"°" at -It -• a "*' - -YOll.. cfloro-al -and 'pnlk:r -. ..... ..s. : tooow, Geblinlt ...... . .___ _____ ___. . I ....... -· ~.1'7 ~ 5 ''l2Q,ODO -
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NEWPORT B:ALBOA NEW8·TIMl:8
THURSDAY Newpo<t ~ <J olll. Sept. llO I NT
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Dutch Heacock
GENERAL CONTRAOTOB
P A I N TI NG
Cootracton'
RENTAL .EQUIPMENT
Fire Prevention Tools
. Are Avail!lble to All • Among the active participants in
Fire Preven tion \Veek , October 5
to 11, acc()rd1ng tp the chairman
of the · Prcve~on Week com-
mitt of the ~wport Plarbor
C ber of-Commerce, are t he
'TICrs of plants, marinas .and
storekeepers of1 the commun ity.
Most of th£'m, in one way or a n-
other, arc pla nning observan ce of
Fire Pre.,·ention Week in their
business places, plants and stores.
Both opera tors of marinas a nd
storekeepers a re now in a IX)Si-
tion to obtai n f ir e · fig.Ji.ting ma-
terial and apparatus which they·
"·ere unable to get· during the war.
Sprinklers are being insta!J ed in
more nc\V buildings . M enufac-
luring plan ts \\'hich during the
\var had f ire fighting compa ni es,
nrt> continuing the, pr actice.
During the year these groups
will increase their efficiency and
•,\•ill help to bring about among
fC'lloY.' employcs a better k noy,·l-11!0 Balboa Ave., Coota Meoa
Directly Behind Alba Beta edge of how to control fire in I a ....... GEi.ES Dl\'ISION, d'--at Tbe Galle)'.&guet1t.!I of HOTEL GREETERS OF AMERICA. w~ ~· u~
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Pho-·. ~-rbor ... -the C'\'ent of a n alarm . Education rt •--------=::JP..,h=oto by Voln Hay Jr. _, ~ "''--~.u An~ta Sext~rop '~·~~'-'':C·------------_ BM.: Be&con 5323--W is the t;>cst fire -preven tion pro--
~~~~c«l~ure.~~~ 9 Dr. Peterson
Ocean Front Cafe Will .Attend
Balboa Island Vet
Opens New Agency
For Air 'San itizer '
French Fri~ J~U:P and Fish C-apital Meet
e STEAKS e CHOPS e DINNERS
Rich<1r d "Dick" J\icKibhci n. navy
\'C'tcra n a nd r csidC'n t of Ba lboa
Isl:'l nd, has opcnC'd a nc\v rcnl ~I
;i nd sa\Ni agC'ncy fo r lhc \rira~on
a ir ~a nit i zl.'r, thC' r\C'\\·s-T iml.'s \\'3S
told today.
~l cKlb,tX'n's agency is located al
1 hC' S.O.S . Radio and J::Jectric Co.; _ • .,.-.. _.__,,.,........,..w . ..., .. -.-....... .,...._.-.... ----
BEER SANDWICHES --.... _,,,, ___ , __ ,.. _____ ,_ ..... _ ...........
Foont.aln Service . . .......
2114 Ocean Front Newport Beach
CATE AND DAVIS
SALE . ON ROSES
In Bl oo m • --Best Varie ties
OLIMBL'lG ROSES ....... -Reg. $.l.OO--N0\\1 .............................. $2.95
TREE ROS ES .................... Re •. ~.oo--sow ............... -............. Sll.50
B USH BOSE S .................... ReR. $2.5()-SOW ................. -.......... Sl.60
FR UIT T REES Drl CA..'°S. P lant now and !Ut.\'e a year.
All 2-year trees. $1.95
G~thln i;r ne\\·---Medless. Concord 98c. Other types 49c
l'OUNGBERRIES-ln ca ns .......................................... 49c
Costa Mesa Nursery
480 Newport et .. ·d. COST A ~lES A /hone Beacon 5531
,\t t hC' r('gutar meeting of the
board o f trus tC'C'S of the Or ange
Coas t J unio r College dis trict on
SeptC'mlx-r 2'2 Dr . Basil H. Pe ter ·
son. prC'sident of 1he collC'gf', "'as
authorized to a t tend m('('tings of
th<' CRlifornia CommittN! for the
S1ud)' of E ducation and the an-
nu::tl fa ll ronfe rencC' of State
Suprr intendC'nts ol Califor nia. The
meC'l in gs '''ill ta kC' place during
th<' r1rs t \\'erk in October.
Dr. P e ten;on has lx>en SC'r\·ing as
ch a ir man of a sta te-wide com-
m 1t'e<' on School a nd College Ac·
credita tion '''hich h as been con-
d uc t ing a :..tudy for a pC'riod or
,,,.o )'(.'ars. I IC' 'viii pr<'sc nt thC'
final rt'port of the \\'Or k o[ the
con1 mittr C' during the Sacramento
m<'<'lin~s.
Dr . Pe terson '''ill also partici-
pate us a mC'mbC'r ot a s ympos-
•unl a nd '''ill prC'se nt fo r the con-
.;;idr r a tion of adminis trators the
probl t~ms f:?.cing a. junior coUC'ge
dis trict super inte ndent in the fi e ld
nf tC'rmina l educati on.
B<\llX>a Is la nd. '
' Vi ragon, it ,,·as learricd. "san i-
t iZC's" the air by <Jestroyin,i:: bac-
1c ria, ..-ir uses, sporC's a nd molds .
I t is recommf'ndf'd , according to
!\1cKibbC'n, for usC' in rC'sl a urants.
thC'n trcs a nd o ther such places
\\'hC'rc people congrC'gat c or Wh C're
ther e ar C' unwan ted odors .
"It is especially useful in tfiC'
horn<'." hC' pointC'd out, "\\·her'f it
can be used in the s ick room to
reduce the chances o r cross in-
fC'ction ...
ED\\.ARD ARNOLD. Holl)'\\'ood
-"I n th<' 1-loll)'\Vood of at:tors.
v.,·itC'rs. d irC'ctors and o thC'r a rt-
is ts; \'OU \\"i ll find a tr ait a lmost
uniq u·e nm ong An1C'rican communi-
1iC's-no r ace a nin1ositiC's."
GLE;o.;N FO RD, Los Ang-C'les
I prC's . Long Skif.t Haters of t\mcr -
ic-a, l nc.1-''l t's not thc 'red -blood-
C'd hC'-m an '''ho s ta r ted this long
skirt mess it's those curly-hair C'd
designC'rs ,,·ho a rC' t he gu ilty i::uys."
MARKET I
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Phone Harbor 606 2000 West Central · Newport Beach a ..... ·-·--.. ................... ~ ..... .... -... -· ............ -........ -... ..... . ...---....-.,· ......... -......... .,. ...... _..,,.-__........,._.-~
ORANGES 9~
POTATOES
Dozen
GRAPEFRUIT
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George's Quality Meats
GEOR GE LOO!lo"IE. Manacer
ha"'1tDg Mannlnl<'• Bab,· B<el
GRADE A
PINEAPPLE
AA
Grode lb.
S . &: F . \\"hole
Unpeeled S o. 2 !1 Can
S. 8' F. Sliced
Dol~
S o. 2 Can
150
89c
29°
38°
29°
29°
17°
17c
Tobie Queen 39C
A B A L 0 N E Carver's Mlncod-No. Y, Flat
1 F\De tor Cbowden & PattiM
CHICK 0' SEA
SYRUP
F'll.Dcy Ute Tuna
No. Yi Flat
Loe Cabin
1%-0z. Bottle 27°
Assorted 1 SC
2 for
Foto-Views
By
WALLY
GERHARDT
Q urstlon : Sh ould
l lu~·lii ('f'h•bra t lun l.n
the Pirate
Ha.lboa bf'
c·unti nut·d ? r
Ro\' J\.t"t 'nf'. Kf"t_•nt>'s L lquors, Bu..l b~a. and P alm S ti.. Balboa.
I'd like to ha\·r it discontinued .
In nly o pinion
thC' celC'bration
has fa iled it's
prim a r;,y p u r •
pose, t hat is,
bringing a[ter
season g u e s t s
a nd visitors to
Balboa . I think
tha t the am ou.nt
of m o n C')' it
costs the mer-
ehants here could bC' put to better
USC', for C'Xample. ,,.c could use it
10 heautifv Bnl boa or a t least
keep it cil'a n \\'it h somC' of t he
funds. since t he cit y seems to be
too poor to do this for us. • • •
Oon Durant, lnsur:m1·f'. 4'!8 O r-
"h ld ."\,·r . l 'orona df'l '.'\ol a r.
ThC' P irate idC'a itsC'l[ invites
lfl\\'IC'!'S.nC'SS and
\\"C sure sa\v
ple nty of it this
lust time. I 'm in
l~nlboa n1o~t or
the year on bus-
1n<•ss but I us-
unlly ma na~c to
be calll.'d out o[
fO\\"n during thC'
c<•h.•br.'.l.tion . I
think it docs
mort-harm to t>usi nC'ss than a ny
posi1i\'l' good. It a ttrncls 1h£' \\·orst
I YJK' n f ,·isi1ors and besides the
Joe-al business J)('Oplc hr r c arc too
busy prom oting and running the
:i.ffc ir to t akC' Cilrc of t hrlr O\\"ll
busi nrss properly. • • •
.r\rthnr Sll\'f'r , Thr BIU(' Hoom ,
'.!06 Palm S1., R a lboa.
Af lf•r \\'ha t f s .'l\\' this year. I 'm
in ra..-o r of cut-
ting it out. I'm
aga in s t the
ro,,·d yism start-
r d hy lhrO\\·ing
~oplc in the
bay C'\"f'n though
I acted as shc r-
r if a nd did m y
!; h a r C' of it. I
think the idea
n1ight \\·or k if
a l lt hC' con'n'unit ics got together
and had real· fl oats a nd sa,,· to
it that thC' lit tlC' kids h ad fun .
Mayoi: Says More
Water Is Needed .
In Newport Area
Duj:> to railing water levels a nd
shor t supplies it is becoming im-
per ativC' fot residen ts in O r ange
county to become more fully in-
form ed of the w ater situatio n.
Di3n G ardner . secrC'I ar y of the Or-
ange County Committee on Addi-
tionR.1 \Va ter S uppl)', said r ecently.
Al so 'shar ing this belief is Mayor
0 . B . Reed. who has called a
m~ting of the Or ange County
COr."lmittee to ~ held a t the N ew-
port Har bor Yacht club for Oc-
tober 1.
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Veterans Benefited by, Several
New State Laws Now in Effect
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' Severai lmportant chaos-ln state veterans' beneni. are now ln el·
feet u a rMUlt. of new law1 enacted by the lectalatu.re, t he St.ate De-
partment of!" ~teram Affaln announced today.
. BecauM of prevalllnc tilgh real Mtate prices, the lectala ture re-
moved the tortner $10,000 limitation oil the price of home proP"rty
which rnay be purchued by the at.ate on behaU of l->eteramJ under the
Callfonla Farm and Home Pur-·•
cbue AcL officers of governmen t hospitals
No ch arge \\'as m ade , however . to certify claims of patients at
in the S7,500 m aximum which thC' such hospita ls for s tate disability
stat e m a,y a dvance for thC' pur-b<>nefits.
chase of a veteran 's home. Also, G. I. Loans; E nablin g minor vet.·
t he deportmen t's appr aisal. based erans to qualify for G . I . Joans
on presrnt fnir r eplaC<'mcn t cost.. through · &uardia nship pr oceedings
Jess de prCc iaiion , may not exceed in court. (Under a previ ous s tat-
$10 .000. ute, minors arc eligible for state
The new law will benefit prin-farm and home purchases without
cipally the veter an who has a s ub-the nece"ssit y for guardianship
stantial equity in a home pre-proceedings.)
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FOR RENT
• Floor Sanders
~ Floor Edgers
• Floor Waxers
Tools for Sm&ll jobs
PLUMBING AND
<JARPENTRY WOBK
CROWN
HARDWARE
ca.11 Barbor !S2
821 Cout Hwy. Corona de.I Mar
viously purchased in th e in fl ated Hun ting Licenses:·Pcrmit ing t he '---------------'
postwar mar ket for slightly r,lOr e alien wife of a ve teran to obtain
than $10.CX>O a nd who desires to a hunting liC<'nse a t the r esiden t
submit-the proper ty for pur chase rec of 52 rathC'r tha n the alien fee
under t hl' state plan . of $50. (f\.f a kes no refer.cnce to
O ther new Jaws, among TO vet-fishing licenses. for which the
r rans ' measur es enacted by the a lien fee is $25.)
l C'~islature include th e following :
S ta te Educationa.1 Assistance : New COM Resident McLEAN Extending the present state as-
s istance for education of widows
a nd children of vet era ns who died
during Y.·ar ser vices or of ser.;ice
connected disabilities incurred in
time of wa r, to include adopled
child rch or st€pchildren of , s uch
With. Optician Firm
E . H. Thiele has opened a branch IT r ·1 m of Coast Qp1 icians at 1213 Coast
Bl..-d., Corona d cl 1'.iar, lhe Ne"'S-
Timcs was infor med today. Shop
Thiele. who ''-'as born in Den-
\'C'tera ns. ~ m ar k. has been in the United ·
Rl'quiring 90 days acti-..·e service St;i tC'S for J 4 years, C'lcven of during \Vorld W ar II lo qualify a v~t<'ran for slate educat ional as-,,·h ich ''·C'r e spen t y,;ith a lC'ading
Los Angeles o ptical d ispc-nsary !'ista nce. firm. "'
E x1C'!1di ng educ.ational a~~is t-A \'Cter an of 2 1,z )'ea.rs V.'ith the 3 ~ce r ig hts to na tJ\'es ~f Cahf~:-na\·y. Thiele is m a rried to the
n.1a ~\'C'n though . t hey ~id. not . -former Dor othy G ra cey of La guna
!':dC' In t~C' sta ~e. 1mrned1 a t ~ly pr ior, Beach. ThC'y have a c;Iaughter ,
to C'nt cr 1n~ !"1l 1 tar~ ser\'Jce. . . Lillian, \vho "is eigh t years old.-
Sta.IC' C1v1l Se rvice: R equ 1r1ng The 'fhiC'les expect to Jive iii
a r urtY"n t disab ility r ating_ o f 10 Coro na del Mar .
rer C"f'nt or mor e to qualify for --------
rlisa hled \'C't er a ns' prefer en ce of
15 ooin ts in st a te civil ser vice ex-Be \Vise -Adver tise
a minations. <Vetera ns' not qualify-------------~
ing as disabled. a nd \vidows of
\'eterans, r ecei\'e a pre ference of
10 points.)
Puhlic Accountan t L icens'es: Ex-
tending t o 1'.i a rch . 1951. t he per-
1na during which veter ans " of
\Vorld \Va r TI are given special
conside.rat ion in qualifying as pub-
lic accountants.
Soli citi=ttions : 1'.i aking it a m is-
rlrmeanor for any person to solici t
funds for the b<>ne ftt of any vet-
r r:in or \'C'te r a ns'_ associa tion a nd
to U!i:C' such funds ·ror purposes
nth('r tha n those represented in
th,.. ~olicita t ion .
S tnt!' I ncome T a x : E xC'm pting
trrminnl lea\'C' pay a nd. feder al or
~t a t ~ ecfu cationa1 b<>nefi ts from
5:ta te incomC' te1x.
Stµti:> D isabilit)• BC'ne fits : F.5:-
t ahlto;hi ng t he r igh t of a \'C'tc ran
to recei\·c state disahility henC'fits
on t;hC' b:i:sis of ''"Rgf' •rC'dits a c-
c11mul;i.ted prior to military srr-
,·icC' 1i f he is n ot cli1:ible ror f rd-
r r ;i.l ,_en·icemcn's rC';l d iustm C'nt al-
lo\\"ancc; :ind J)<'rmitting rnC'd ic:il
DINNER 4 -10 P. M.
C'IOMl!I .,,._. ..... , .•
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EAT , MORE FISH
They Hove the Iodine Yqu Need
Del i cious
'FRESH SEAFOODS DAILY
•BARRACUDA •ROCK COD
•SALMON
• CLAMS
•OYSTERS
• •.SHRIMP
TRY OUR FRESH COOKED
CRABS and LO BSTERS
BAYSIDE FISH MARKET
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NEWPORT BEACH
!ITll 8T. AND LAF A YE'l"I E
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PRONE llABBOB 115
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Jack's Equipment Rental
Contractors' Equipment
• PLA!ln:B MlXEB8
• <JONCBETE MlXEB8
•SKILL 8AW 8
• TBAILEB8
Phone Beacon 5508-W
1rith and Santa Ana Ave. Costa Mesa
17th and Main
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,,-.. JELLO
SPAGHEI II
STRING BEANS
Van Camp'•
11-0z. G._ 2 lor27c
21°
"California m ust import more ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ wate r ," :P..i ayor Reed said. • • • ·.::
Ever increasing population and in-
dustrial demands m ake importa-
tion of . more \\'ater absolut ely
necessary everl t hough no reduc-
1 ion in available supply occurs."
McLEAN
Trim Shop
T-BONE STEAKS 75
.SIRLOIN 'STEAKS c LB
ROUND STEAK . a.a c 0 N A;~;;;s u:a3c
PORK CHOPS u.7Sc
lrto Freacb Style
No.! Cu
PEAS
TOMATOES
FRENCH DRESSING Mn.-· ....
BLUEHILL DRESSING ---I--
BLUEHILL .
FSENCB
<JOMBINATION
IN'IWOD'OCl'OaY 0'•i•t•&&•
AND l'l'ALIAN D8 U81NO
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Prices Effective Ffi. &: Sat., Sept. 26 '&27 onJi.-We Reeerve Right to IJmit Quantities
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Speaking from his suite a t the
St. Francis Drake hotel in San
Francisco, where he is attending
the con\.~€ntion of the California
League of Cities, Mayor Reed said
the matter 0( water supply ii
vital to all the CO\Dlty.
'"!be county's ir-ut limited
!!Upply will be mono aDd more in
demand. and no poalble new water
source must be awrlooked."
Residents In the Newport Har·
1>or am ore a1oo laioulb' con-°"' Dtd <M<r the prcopects, the
mayor said "Local -are o1..,n1:1 and at . the
...,.. -the auppl:I al. avaqoblr
-ta' II l••o $Jrc -MCh .,ar.•
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E\pt•rt Presrription St•r\irt• '
Avenue Pharmacy
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17th and Main
SANTA ANA ·
Phone 6446
.... _ ... _._ ,_.._ ........ LESTER & Co. INVEST MINT
SICUllTllS
TO Mll"f THf wvur_. -'•A 1• -·-..... "ID""'Ui
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515 r-t.Ceiatnl Ave., JWhaa
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Selected Buys
Priced for Action
• L 9W PRICE -GOOD VALUE
-QUICK POSSESSION-ROOM
I FOR 4 -$4950 FUlL P RICE * 2 BEDROOMS AN 0 0 E N .
' NEW. PRICED AT 110,500.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS. TERMS.
SEE THIS.
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Along the · Waterfront
With CIHf Ball •
A boat was recently destroyed
by f.ire while on an off-shore
cruise. The owner had to swim for
It, but befor e he could get on dry
clothes, he was propositioned for
his m ooring space.
Don Charle and K en Wilson
have worked up a plan to alleviate
the boat slip shortaij'.e in the har-
bor area. Their idea is to con-
struct an island of slips in the
bay area between Lido Isl~, _and
the city trailer park, and east of
Udo Channel yacht anchorage.
Tua t section is no\v a mooring area
prtncipally set aside for fishing
boats. Under the Charle-Wilson
pls.n, a more efficient use of the
space would be made, and approxi-
mately 600 boats, fishing and
pleasure, would have anchorage
facilities.
There have been a number of
good ideas for the future de velop-
ment of Newport pr<.>Sented in the
last year. but the Charle-Wilso11
plan is pr Obably the most prac-
lical and direct.
around town. The next thing th<'Y
wtH want ii a boat. We have a
lot of boat brokers and builders
who will be anxious to help them
makP their dream come true. H ow-
ever, when a new boat is: launched
it has to have a mooring space,
and at the present time. there
are none left. We will never know
how m any new boats have not
been sold or built because of this
shortage. Boating has always been
a big industry in this area, yet
it's expansion may become stymi-
ed from lack of sljp space.
Don Charle, who Ot)erates th,.
Marine Steel F abricating Co., a nd
Ken Wilson, who is thC' local Chris
Cta!t distributor, are busi.ness
neighbors on Coast highway. They
are capable business men who
have a n Idea ho w to improve the
tolNTl they live and work in. In
this movement, they deserve the
assistance and co-operation of
every civic organization Interested
in directing the inevitable growth
of Ne,vport Beach. • • •
Tom Scott has assumed m a n-
agership of Port Or ange and
Scott's Landing. following the rl'S"
ignation of George Cole. Bill Le-
wellyn has succeC'ded Tom as
s ki pper of the Al alunga. • • •
NOT ••\\'HO 00 1'~ IT!" BUT HOW ITS DO?\'"E~-Can )'OU nc-
ure out thb famous Boudin.I ""Trunk M)"8tel'}·", wbkb I• the climax
of the act of EddJe and LuclDe lambert. who are to be featured In
t he big-time beneftt vaodevllle 1bow spouored by Oranco Grotto at
the Santa Ana Hlcf'I 1ebool tbe&ter Friday evenlnc. October 24. Sl.x
people rrom the audience (It could be you!) bind and "gac comely
Lucille , put he r In a bac. then lnlJde a trunk. and-pre8to! she's out
and F.dd.Je 1.5 In! This I• the finale of their Incomparable presentation
of ma.etc and legerdemain. The benent performance by Oranco
Grotto I• to enhance their <"ount -wide humanitarian rund.
Orange County Club
Woman Passes Away
Early Gr('c>ks u~ed 1 he \\'ord
m eteor to mean atmospher ic phe-
nomena in genera l. such as clouds,
Cotti · •; Market
Gets Ii" wo New Managers
Nl!:WPOBT BALBOA NBW8-TIBl:8
TllUIUIDAY N-P"' t a-I!, Collf. s,!. U, 1M7
Gror LooniC', f0rmcrly with
W AA Seeks Bids
For Parcel on
Army Air Base
HowJ.a Law, manager ot Cot-
tte·s 20th ·Street Market . 2000
\V, Cen:·ral. announces the foJJow-
ing ch ges in personnel:
the Home GrocC'ry, Anaheim, will Dr. Basil H . P eterson , president manage ~ the meat department. of Orange Coast J unior collegp,
Loonle has purc hased a home at r eported to the board of trustees
2316 Elden Ave .• C.OSta Mesa. a t their r egular mecting on Sep-
Sol S unseri, who was with the t('mber 22 that the War AssC'ts
Forest i\venue Market,. Laguna Administration will advertise for
Beach. \viii t ake OVC'r as manager bids a por tion af the Santa An<t
of the fruit a nd vegetable de-Army Air base ~n September 27.
partrnent . I The portion to be advertised in-
, . eludes 137 acres ot ground and 68
Ellsworth A. Shaw buildings. It is anticipatod t hat the
E I• t • N local junior college distrjct will be n IS ~ 1n avy the only -bidder for the land and
EllS\.\'Orth Allen S haw, ji-., son buildings.
of Mr. [and Mrs. "Ellsworth A. On. Octobc-r 7 all bids will bc-
Shaw Sr -t of 203 Canal street, New-subm1ttc>d to the regional office of
por t Beach, Calif., wus C'nlisted the Wa r Assets J\dministration in
Monda)' 22 Sept., 1947. in the U. San FTancisco. and then fon,•ardcd
S. Navy for a period.9f three yeaMI . if necessary to \Vashington for a
Sha\\' made one of the"hlghc>St e n· final decision. Hubbard C. H owe
trance examination scores ever president of the bo<ird of trustees:
made inJ· Or a nge cou~t~. He-"''as feels. that the college district may
sent tc_> he naval tra1n1ng center, poss1I:tl.Y secure possession of the
San Die o, Calif., for training. base t1Jri,.November 1.
When You Need ·
1-N-S-U-R-A-N-C-E
PH01''E or SEE
JOHN E. SADLEIR
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HEIGHTS HOME. ART ISTIC.
CHOICE . Sll,500 WITH ONLY
S4tOO DOWN.
1-larold Graha m, O\\'TlC'r skip(X'r
The harbor needs slips. The boat
1Jwners Y-'ho need those slips the
1nost a re people who can do \vith-
out club-houses and fancy restau-
ra nts attached to their anchor-
ages. All t hey want is a safe plaCP
to k l'<'P their craf t. They '''ould
be the first to admit that those
('xtr a fril ls are \vonderrul. but
they do ent('r into thC' C'Xpcnsc ot of .lhC' charter boat Trade \Vi~d ,
J\ilrs . 1\1 audc KC'lly AldC'n, Or -ha los. a nd rainbows, as \Veil as
a ngt-, prominf'nt county club-rshoot1ng s ta.r s, a.ccord.ing to the> l Corona del Mar Sell that '..lnwanted artk:Je
\\"Oman and \vife of Fred 1-I. ,\.Iden. I ::E_n_::c>:_«::l::o1::.ia::o::d::•a::· _:B::.r_:•_:_••::"::"::«::•::.· __ -:-~~""15""0""5~'1J'""d~8""0""7""C""o"".,""•""l""l""I,,jl•,,;h"""""·•,,;Y~~~""P~h""on""•""•~Ha~r,,;bo,,;r~7,,;4,,;l~&~Z~4Z~2~~l=h~ro=u:g:h:..:.N~e~w~s~-T.:..:im::es:_:•:ch:·~--
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HOME. CHARMING, N EW,
COMPLETED. IN BEAUT I·
FUL HARB 0 A HEIGHTS.
OFFERED AT G.I. APPRAIS-
AL. S I0,358.
• LIDO ISLAND L 0 T S IN
N ICE VARIETY. ALL
PR ICES.
0 ,,·ning a boat . CO\ e~ed the P or t Orange dock "'''th . . I marlin last Monday. lie cata.g:h t onC' There JS a boat 0\\'11Jng: class of t ha t ,, .... 1·.,.11 ... d 1~ lb d h" _ I h t · h \V' h ... ~ .. :1.., .• an 1s son pcop e ". o arC' ~o . r ic · 11 in-la'" gul'st cau,...ht a 187 pounde r .
son1c'. such as the f1shem1en. boa!-...,
ing is a business. Others do \v ith-B B "Id h
out a lot of the usual forn1s oLr oat UI ers A oy!
pleasur.e so that th<y may own 1200 H.P .. Packards
and enJOY a boat. The Charle-\VJI-•
son plan is tho first to recogniz< Going at $500 Each
thC' C'XiStt"ncc of this group , a nd '· . . . . the neC'd t hey ha ve for additional \\ ,1r Assents 1-\dm1n1str at1on nn·
mooring space. nounc~d a "S!Jf'Cia l r('{]U('St" itcn1
diC'd une>xpe>ct ed ly of a hC'art at -\
t;i.ck in h£'r horn" last ni gh t. She
\\'as a life> mC'mbf>r of OrangC' \\'o-
m;in's c\uh, a n1<'mbC'r and founder
of thf' Garde n Sf'C'tion o f the club.
a nd forn1rr chairmnn of Orange
c·nu111 y garden clubs.
Rorn in Nc,,· \'ork C'it:r. l\l rs.
A!d1 •n had ix't'n n rC'~idcnt of Or-
nngr for :!6 year~. OthC'r survivors
arC' onr son. J o hn I... Aldcn bf
~lnp]C'\\'oocl. N . J . \vho \\'ill arri\'f'
hf'rf' ton1ort-o\\. morning by plane
and one ~rn ndchild.
F unf'ra1 :-irrang:f'mt'nts \\'t\I ht'
nnnounced.
~tany nev• families have settlC'd yc-~tC'rday-a 1200 h.p. PaC'kard
in and nea r our tO\\•n during the l'.?~cy~indC>r marine C>n~i nC>, \\·ith
Inst fc\v )·cars. T hey have settled built-in rC'VC'rsc gear , of a type in
hC'rC' prima rily because thC').' likC' grC'at dC'n1a nd !or po\,·C'r laun~hC's.
our harbor. They are building or !h<'rc a1·c_ 1 ~7 of thc>sC' cng1nC's.
hnve built all thC'sc ne\v homes priced nt ·Sj()() C'ilCh, f.o.h. l-I C'a r-
that "-c marvel at as "'·e driVC' fit'ld. Ctah. 808 n1iles from Los
-+--------------------------Angeles. Constructrd for P ·T
boats, the eng ines r N]ui re the san1c
Two Partners Form
New Orafting Service
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SANITIZING UNIT
Danger or cross infC'ction is re-
duced b~-Viragon because Viragon
greatly reduces quantity of air-
borne bac teria and infective mat-
t er.
fOR ASTHMA
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borne matter. Viragon offers r('lief
by !;a nitizing and purifying th(' air.
JOR ODORS Vira~on DESffiOYS odors. not
m ert.•1.Y masking them. EJiminatcs
obnoxious and irrilating factors in
tobacco smoke-filled f'(X)ffiS. I
A?'li ALL-ELECTRIC ~l :\C HThE OS 1)0 \'.OLTS . .\. C . 60 C'ycle8
PACIF1C VIRAGON CO.
1826 So. Vermont Ave .. L. A .. PArkway 4063
BUY OR R&.Vf A VIRAGON Ulli'IT FROM
I ~.o.s. RADIO & ELECTRIC co.
800 Marlrie A \'e., Balboa Island Call Harbor 780
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·~ You Canl Beat Greyhound
.._'"!. For Real Convenience
..,,., Stnke, ..,. Oita, to Mon ""''
-63 Departures Daily From
Newport Beach
For lhort or long tr1,. ... Gre,hoand'1 the 111oe1 COit-
.. wnient way to ro! NumorHU, wdl·~ 9Cbedule9
' let you tram at the time tl!at aaita .)'Ofi i-t. And
_ .. ber,yoa ro by Gre,bouhd for ta. ... llCtuaU;f at
a tr,dion of the cost of clrivinc :roar car. Aak ,_
J ~~oomodApnt for handy pocket timtabl&
)IEW lnH IOW II SlUIU I TboFN ._. ••• tloo -.., ol 0...,. •
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chinery_,
Stan Kenton
Coming Back.
The Rendezvous Ba llroom in
Ba.lhoa \viii hail the return of one
of its musica l heroes when Stan
Ke nton brines his orchC'stra t here
Friday and Saturdny nights, SC'pt .
26 and 27.
Kenton, \\'ho has bC'en innctive
thC' past five months, \\·ill bring a
rc\·ampcd aggregation, featuring
top vocalist J une Christy, to !h('
same ballroom in '''hich he got
his start in 19-ld .
Wiegand's ,O,ppoints
New Meat 'Manager
\V ie,:and's Food C('nft"'r , Balboa
Island, is' announcing a c ha nge in
mnnagcmC'nl of thC'ir m('af depart-
ment. George 1\t ich<H'lis, rormC'r ly
\Vith Cot llt''!; '.:.'fl th Str('C't 1\t a rket,
is no,,· in chargC'. a spokef'man Jor
\\'iegand's said .
F 26
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Su 28
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TIDE TABLES
SEPTE:\rBER,
7 :46 1 :12
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8 :39 2:2:1
5.1 0.2
1941
6 :SS
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5.5
8 :35
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Tl!lr11 are pla('"d 1n ord~r or occu rrnc~
Light tl,rure11 am.; dark f lj!ures p.rn.
\\·ant E <'onrtn1i!'l l8
Thr U , S . Civil SC'r viCf' Commis-
sion today announcl'd a n C'Xan1i na-
tion for fillin~ Economist po~itlons
in \\·ashington. D C, an<l nl'.'arby
\rir~1n i a and ;\la ryland, a t sala.-ies
ranging fro m SJ.3!17 10 $6,905' a
year .
Orange County Drafting ScrviCt',
locntl'.'d at Rl O roast lli~h,,·ay, hRS
r1'e• •n t I y hr r n forn1cd under the
partn{ r~h1p of Bert J. l\lorris. Jr.
~nd P..oy :\I. \\'a !ki n ~. it \\'J.S an·
nouncC'rl todny. ·
1\torri!:, \\·ho is building a n('\\'
home on Pnlm,..r strrC'I, \vas form-
C'rly in businrss at 2826 \V. Cen-
t ral.
\Valkins is ronstructin~ a nC'\\'
homf' on Tustin A'.L'. in Nc\vport
1-IC'igh t~. I-le \V as form('rly located
nt 818 Co<is t 1-ligh,,·ay,
Aches & Pains
Dlsootnlort-nred Feellng-
Irrlt.?ble and Cranky m ost of
the time-Inability to h a ,•e
Restful Sleep--.Ju.!lt -u tired
on arlslnit as "'hen going to
bed-Lack of "Pep" and \'1-
tallty---"A buTden to younelf
and others" -a re Nature's
v.'arnlnp of somethlnK ra.dJ·
cally "'ronJ{.
\l'c pre \•e nt many "Com-
plete Breaks" nnd Serious
Dln~!J Q \\·ell as Operations
thru our Dru~less l\lethods
\\1tbo nt n.'llnJ:" Drup, 2'ledl-
clne5, lnjtttlons or Surg-ery.
TI'hy not itee us NO\\'!
Con11ultatlon Is Free. Delays
can be dan11:-erolb and OD!lilly.
Dr. E. F. Bell, D.C., Ph.C.
107 ?2nd Street
Ne"'))Ort Beach. Calli.
H ours 9 to 5 ~IONDA YS
and THURSDAYS.
Other hours by appointment
Phone Ha rbor 1154
(Res. Harbor 1191 )
Twenty Years of · Flying
Air Express Shipments
'T"WENTY yean
1 1 10 the ftnt
air express ship-
ments were dis·
?atched by rail-
way express over
tour a irline! OP'"
erating o pen-
eoc~-pit plane1
~t spCeds of 110
to 130 M. P .H.
O n ly 28 cities
r e::-eived direct
"'~·rv1~ on routes
~rom co a I t to
'':st and 17,ooo TYPICAL AJJI uraaa OP m ' <>'.l ipment.swe1gh· • P}ANS 1
ITTl 41 tons were handled du:rtnc the Int fe&1 of openttOD.
Today the Air E.xprea Division of Railway hprem Ju.ency pl"O-o
vides a service over II cert:ibted U.S. airlines coveri.!1 l'0.000 air.
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the U.S. Olld to
IO . forelp COW>-
trin with 1lant
1 trllnera ftJina
up to JOO M.P .H.
Voluale ID 11141
-1.241.124 tlllp.
meatt weishlnl
2'1M9 ton a .,.
,about Tl -.
dal17-nearlJ'
-IM.wellhl bandied II\ Iba
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FRESH 1All PllJDIJCE
CHECK THESE VALUES
Apricots Voltey Gold
b•Of"ld
0 J • T ·~~w~et range UICe Noturol
G 8 Br•O•gote reen eons brood
tFof'"ICy cut beQn,1
Cut Beans c.o~~~,:·d•
Couiltrv ~ Corn b<ond
tCr.am ,tyle, Golden Bon!oml
• · LtbbV'1 Pump km "'"""
P k. MooN>eom ump 1n btol'ld
C R~H1 tl Tomato atsup "'""'
Tomoto Hot Sauce
Gordef'lll~ brond.
T I °'"""""' ama es brand
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11-H. 12• ... ...... 20· ...
2 l9-n . 25° ir•11• , ..... 1&• ...
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Chicken O'Sea Tuno , ..... 38• ...
I Red lo~l-L igl'll M.cl -~lod Pock I
Cherub Milk 2 •;::; 11 •
j 2 lo•ge CO.,l , 21 c I
Nu Made Mayonnaise \:'· 22•
cP1nt '°'· 39c; Qvort '°'· 69cl
Kraft Moyonnoise
cp,.,, to•. •3c1
Sondwich Spread
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Lul"ICk
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SAFEWAY
Lift your everyday meals out of the ordinary with gems
of the Autumn ha rvesl. Safeway"s produce slands &re
heaped high ready fo r your seleclipn.
CORN
Farm-£ res Ii. tende r ears.
GOLDEN
CROSS
LETIUCE
Crisp and fresh £o r sa lads.
ORANGES
Filled with juice, Stock up now !
SOLID
HEADS
JUICY
VALENCIAS
APPLES BELLFlQWER
VARlm
r P. I ' or 1esandSa11cC!. l33.lb . box, 1.50}
BEANS FRESH
STRING1ESS
Firm, cris p. Free from b le~ish.
APPLES DEUCIOUS
v~rm
Northwestern apple\, Grand eating!
lb.
lb.
lb. •
lb.
Ci.
lb.
1oc
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3c
5c
15c
15~
SAFEWAY SAVINGS
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Tender. juicy. eating·g(o n ; {;~~ranteed meats!
gel when you buy Sa eway s
PeterPan ~=
Skippy •~• Butt.,. Chunk. °' Creomy
n -I Ptonut Butter
12-os. 33•
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Boker's Cocoa •:.::;:
Hershey's COQOQ
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Baking Chocolate I 0 .... ,.,......... ...
Ground Chocolat9 ,.... ...........
Ground Choeolai. ..... ,. ......
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'"The Primer of Hoapitality"
A SI Beet Seller for 2St c.. .... .-...wtQ.~el
llutehftlill
·" AMlltlCAN :.!"27c
QIPSI
!:93c
'::"27c
.,.,ver y "'°"'"' 4"·0t. 1~.,i ~·) :.!·lb. jar, (16<')
8 I Peonut Buttet" ever Y Cliunk. Style
Real Roast :::' i:· 31•
I 2-pourd jar, 59c >
Cider Vinegar "'" ";" b<ond ... 4gc
IQuort bot tle, I Sc ; Pint bo!TI~. 9cl
Kitchen Croft Flour.I
(25-lb. MXk. 2 051
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Vanilla w..... • .... lm1tot•on kt.
Soda Crackers •"'l' "°'" '-"· 24• brand ,.,_
4 2 ·~ pocko09; •Sc I
Wofers ~,'
MARGARINE
Dolewood
Sunnybonk
Allsweet
Blue Bonnet -.....
(Nao Part.or bn:lnd l
Delrich Margarine
SOAPS
Sierra Pine
Ivory Soop. ·-..... ·-.....
Swan Soop '"::'
Lux Soop Flakes
112Mi:'4L ..... JJcl
Su-Purb " ..... -· ...... . -PHts •= .,.., -
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$NOfer Arlid S•ries
A11nounced af ·
Harbor Feriliiiine A t. • · • t • -1 Mr:s. Ray K. HarYey, Pres. ol He't{porl Bead ·c· lVl · IeS Congress o1 P-TA, Hames Co(llmiHee Cboir'inen _
An executive board meeting at Mn. Jamoo H. Detul7. ort; Mn.
Long Beach Auditorium Phones: Hub« 13 and 208 + By ~ Barbre + Resldena! Phone: Harbor 1637 ·R Newport Beach Grammor School J ohn W. Heaston, health:c ,Mn.
Con~. of Parents and Teach-Robert Allen, courtesy; Mn.<:. F.
.ers will be held Wedneoday, Oct. Drake, finance and budget ; Mrt.
8, 9 :30 a.m. a t the home of Mrs. William Trusty, hoepitallty; Mrt.
Edgar R. Hill, 615 Via Udo Soud. P ercy Baines, Founders' Day; Mn.
DOT &'808
Will Be Happy to Serve You Again on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
IN THEIR CANDY STORE AT
310 Marine Avenue
Balboa Island
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Featuring
MILDRED DECKER'S
Quality Chocolates and Home Made Mandies
80c to $1.25 lb.
Alllo a Complete Line of Confections, Salted Nots, Party
Favors and Plenty Bolk and Bar Oa,ody for the Kids
CHA-N-CAY BAMBOO STUDIO
Bamboo Blinds
Available in All Sizes
· OF"F'ERED AT SPECIAL PRICES . ' Tropical Floor Coverings
Lahaula. R ush Squares, Grass
Tropical Accessories \
Made t o Order
6'11 So. Coast Bh·d. LAGUNA BE..4.CH Telephone 125-11
Expert
Beauticians
for Milady '
• Pennanents, Cold \\ave, Hair
Styling, Hair Tinting ·--Bleach·
lng, Facials. Soft water used ex-
clusively,
NO WAJTINO
Carmen &od Sm.ff
0.,... f!.t1:uila7, A.U ~.
~ Ap"I•~•'-l• t'--i..: Pb ... 8-rits 111 1
Business & Professional Women Open Season ;
Announce Plans lor Christmas Fashion Show
P lans for a. Christmas Fashion
s hO\V ana J\1 erchant's bazaar were
revealed to members of the Busl-
n<'SS and Professional \.V omen's
club \vhen !hey held their first
meeting of the year at White's
Coffee shop, Balboa, 'vith Dorothy
Sutherland presiding.
Irene J\.lorris i'i chairman of the
fashion show and gave a detailed
report on its progress. 1'.frs. Emma
Hughes 1-lolt of Surf" and Sa nd
shop will be manager of the show,
and outlined her plaps. Both mem-
bers received the enthusiastic sup-
port 9f all present. The committee
\vill meet again next week, when
further details will be made
known. Proce<'ds from the .affair
will go to the ch'arity fund. enabl-
ing the c!Jb to subscribe generoUs-
ly' to all worthy cause\. as it has
in the past.
Alda Gorton. chairman of the
niembership committee. presented
each member with her own indi-
vidual name badge and appo~nted
several official hostesses. 1'hey'
include Elaine Weiss. Joyce Piper,
Ma rguerite Way, ~nd members of
the · board. The club is growing
into a large org~nization and it
High School PT A Board
Announces Chairmen
\Vith ~1rs. Jerrold Spangler ,
president of the Paren t-Teacher
association of Newport Harbor
Union High school. reporting a
request from the student body
that the organization sponsor a
proposed "Teen Canteen." mem-
bers of the exC'cutive board gave
enthusiastic r es ponse when they
hC'ld their . firs t meC'ting of the
:rear~on i\.Yonday a t thc high school.
The board rC'commended t h e
projf'Ct for presentation ~~ the
fi rst i;f'neral mC'eling of the as-
sociation, to be hc.•ld Oct. 14 and
plans '.VC'r C' outlined for ~he com-
ing year by the various chairmen.
I ntroducing themsC'lvcs were the
follO\Ving officers a nd chairmen :
~lrs. Jerrold Spangler, presi-
Rally Day lor C.D.M.
Community Church
!':ext Sunday \vill be Rally Day
for the Sunday school of Corona
del !\'far Community church with
a general assembly at 9 :45 a.m.
and cer ti fi cates of promotion will
be presented to pupils being pro-
moted from bC'ginners to primary~
from prirnary to junior and from
junior to intermedia te classe5.
Tonight lThursday), Rev. and
l\1rs. PC'rr y Schrock are enter-
taining tC'achers and off icers of
the church school at a dinner to
be ser ved at Pilgrim Hall.
Balboa Ina. Arcade • dC'nt ; l\'lrs. l-la rry Burdick, first '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~I vice-prC'si dent :, Mrs. Edgar Hill,
Novel Shower .Honors
Newport Heights Matron
~ second vice-president; l\1rs. Wal-
ter Hitchman. r ecording secretary; On Sunday aftefnoon Mrs. H ugh
Why cook a~ome tonig ht? WQuldn't it be better to I\1rs. Robert Ki liefer. correspond-McMillan of Ne"'"POrt Heights was
I · d diri' · ing secretary·, Mrs. George Gay, hortorC'd guC'st at a stork shower ~n·ve over to the land these love y evemngs an e, h r M u treasurt'r; John Johnson, auditor : held at the summer ome o r.
at the· one and only Pk,,Jz. . . Mrs . Willard Killion. historian : and M.rs. Geraid Mitchell of Los
I\l rs. Kenneth Ste\\'art, parliamen-An geles, at 1824 \Vest Ocean
the most famous small restaurant on the Pacific Coast. tarian; Principal Sidney H. David-Front.
Here, cultured, discriminating patrons sigh with con· son. school representative. i\1rs. McMillan is not acquainted · l · t Chairmen are r.-trs. Ray Nielson. with the Mitche lls. and while she tentment after digesting a fine top Sil' om ·you can cu h . art ·and posters ; Mrs. Pa ul Nor-started receiv!ng t e invitation
with your fork . th man, budget and fin a nce; Mrs. tv.:o \'>'eeks in advance it was not We have the good fortune of having some ?f e Ralph Deaver. character ad uca-un til Saturday that she learned
famous marine canvases of Alfredo Cormelo on dlSplay. tion ; Mrs. Roy Roush, courtesy; where the party would be held.
Call Betty or 0 Whit ", but we can only handle reser-Mrs. \Vesley F owler, emblems : It began when the postman de-
vatioos up to 6:30 p.m . and after 9 p.m. Mrs. Clyde Meredith, Founders' livered two packages of . small
Day; Mrs. Francis Horvath, gifts on which were the words, Call Harbor 627 for THE PLANK health; Mrs. Marvin Wilcox, home "You" and "Ar•·" After that,
Balboa Island making; for two full ~ks. packages kep t !23~ Marine Ave. Mrs. R. Donald Hall, hoopitallty; arriVing, each b<'aring a word of ~~~=~~~~~=~~~~~=~~~=~~~~~~~~1Mrs. George Yardley, juvenile the invitation, but even then the ~ protection ; ?.1rs. Henry Freema n, hostesses were rep~sented oiily
') I 00"/0 All Wool
Gabardine
~SLACKS
Tailored by
Nardis of Dallas
In New Fall
-0-
Shades
Soft, Casual, Corduroy
l Dresses
end All Wool
Skirts
' • Island .~ Shop
.
·Balboa
legislati~n ; Ml-%· J ohn ~est, mag-with question marks.
azines; Mrs. Edgar Hill, member-Finally, locating the house, Mrs.
ship; Mrs. Leslie Steffensen, mu-McMillan drove by it, but even
sic; Mrs. Boyd Lewis, parent edu-that 90lved nothing. Arriving on
cation: Mrs. Harry Burdick, pro-Sunday afternoon, she was greet-
M Walt E Col pub-ed, not by the owners-of the house, gram; rs. er . e, ,
licity; Mrs. Byron E . W ells, radio but by a 'group of old friends.
and motion pictures; Mn. Don one of whom was Miss Lorna
McCallum, recreation ; Mrs. Fay Mills, cousin of the Mi.tchells.
H arbison, student weUare and Other hostesses were Mrs. Eino
¥rs". H. W. Parker, ways and I Olilla and Mn. Charles Porter jr.
e Games were played, with Mn. m ans.
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I Albert 1rw1n -,vlanlng first pri2e. • ;ye and second going to Mrs. Robert
11&.b y oar Owll · Ehorn. Afterward IQWU'<!S were
SHELL JEWELRY embroidered for a quilt for the
expected arrival, and then the
9iat1;Mx • -• 1w11.-many gifts were opened and ad-
VI-DEAN'S ~-Included a sma11
n..•s ... ,....._ c.111.... tree ln which wu a blue cradle
'~=======~==~l wlth twin babies. Deliahtful re-l j frshments marked the clooe ot the afternoon. •
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PL.A Y THE PIANO
MODERN-EASY-QUICK
A ~ Qriclnated -'l'bulbt by
WES Mc:WAIN
a &:: .... Art.& •™• no• .... NOW IN'OOlllTA MDI
•atunen :tntennedlate
Ammce$tJM!en-ADA811
Gueits lllcl,_ · the MeacWnel
Marion Sealy, Glendale; Dan Mc-
M!Dan. New pm t Heights; Marie
Story, Loo ~; Albert Inrin.
·Plaemtla; AWftll ZhnnE1man,
Santa Ana; Robert Ehom, Bn-
erly Billa; w--Hadley, Ooota
M-; Jack ~ Long -·
-lad< Pilkins-. Burbank. From Newidt 11Ncb .,.... tb'i
-Ed Walker,' E..-D.
San 'Franciscans
Honored af
Patio Luncheon
Mrs. Grace McMonnies {and her
slater , Miss Emma Sullivan of Al-
tadena , who have been spending
the sulruner in their cottage at
Newport Beach, entertained Mon-
da y with a patio luncheon in honor
of M rs. Bert Savage and Mrs.
Rose Snell of Sa n Francisco. '
Mn. Raymond K. Harvey will L. S. Hootetler. home and faml17;
preside and plans will be made Mn .. Betty Trine, juvenile ~
for the first regular meeting ot tection.
the P .-T. A., to be held Monday, Membership chairmen are Mn.
Oct. 20 at 2:30 p.m. in the Corona E. L. Gloege for Newpor t Be$dl
del Mar school aµditorium. and Mrs. E. A. Dudley for C.Orona
Other guests wer e Mrs. Thelma
Con ..... ·ay, Mn. Lee Sorensen and
Miss E mma Meyer of Laguna
Beach and Mrs. Frl\Jlk Per~ of
Newport Beach. I
Silver Tea Aids
St. James Sunday School
Throughout the summer months del Mar; recr_eation committee,
Mrs. H . O. Boyvey, program chair# Mrs. J ack Raub and Mrs. Hall
man, has been preparing a series Seeley; room mothen, Mrs. R. A.
of interesting programs for the Wright for Newport and Mrs. E.
1947-48 season. With the schedule 0 . Williams for Corona del Mai;:.
now complete, the 8SSQCia tion Other chairmen are Mrs. C. G.
looks forward to a very worth-Boice, emb~em and life member·
while year. ship; Mn. L. J. C5enar, magazines;
The "m emberShip chairman, Mrs. Mrs. A. S. Paine, publicity ; Mrs.
E . L. Gl oege for Newport. Beach Robert Callis, parent education:
and Mrs. E. A. Dudley for Corona Mrs. Fay 1*ned.ict, w•ys and
del Mar, expect a big increase in means; Mrs. Wiley Cochr'an, wel-
membership over the 1109 enrolled fare: Mrs. Edgar Hill, legislation ;
last year, for the population of Mrs. M. E. Horst, s.ci!ety, and Mrs •
Par ents and teachers of the the Harbor area has increased con-T. H . Seeley, music.
Sunday school of St . James Epis-siderably ..
copal church were guests at a Mrs. R. A. Wright, chairman
Silver Tea held Monday at the .Jf room mothers far the Newport
home of Mrs. Robert Villagrana, 'school and Mrs. E. 0 . Williams
Balboa Island, superintendent of for Corona del Mar, are busy or-
thc church school. · ganizing the many room mothers
The tea t;ible was lovely with
rt'<i dahlias for decoration and S48
\vas r~ised to' be used for schocl
nec.ds. While many parents w~re
not ahle to a ttend, as that ·.v3s
also the opentng day of grarr1n.~r
school, ~t \vas so successful in
br:n ~:•1g together the parents Rnd
te:i.rhcrs· that another similar af-
fair is planned for later in the
year.
'Teachers in the school are Mrs.
Joseph Carver, Mrs. Chartes Priest
l\1rs. H . Taylor, Mrs. Robert Horn,
Mrs. Wilson and the Misse:s Bar~
bara Ellerbroek, Lois Holtz, J•Jdy
Allen and Joan Merrill. '
for each class of both schools.
Dtfring the school year each room
mother works closely with the
tedcher of her child's classroom
in giving sPecial parties,' espPcially
for the various holidays.
Announced by the president are
the various officers and cbmmit-
tees to serve during the coming
school year :
Mrs. Ra}'TJJ.ond K. Harvey, presi-
dent ; Mrs. H . 0 . Boyvcy, vice-
president and program chairman;
Mrs. H. P. Yarnell, secretary;
M rs. C. F . Drake, treasurer ; M rs.
Walter Franz, historian; Mrs. E.
R . Hill, parliamentarian; Mrs. J . .. ....... c ,.,~_.-c ... .sT"'J ..... s."l°T~
B. Siemon •. au"'tor. f'IEW & U/11\/~VAt.. !>t:A•F°Ool> ~CIAL'$' . I t ~ rJ..;•::·:••;;;••~::;·::;~;:•,;.• ,: .. ::•::·:;.;· •:;•::;~;,:-;;;~~ ••;.:•,_ '~ S ever al of the 'g1r s were no Heading the comrrtittees are ...
ab I e to be present but Mrs. Rob-jpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. ert Allen of Balboa and h-1.rs. Mer -
1·ill substituted for their dau~hters,
and l\1 rS. Fisher, a teachel· Jeri
y<>ar .. was also present.
Christ Church Plans.·
For World Communion
Luncheqri Guests
Heai New Comedy
Mrs. F lorence Morr is of Pasa-
dena and Harbor Island, '''110 is
drama chairman for the Orange
<;:ounty Federation of '?'or.1en's
clubs, invited several J}'lem'>ers of
the drama section of the £bell
club to a · Junc;'heon last W4?<'k to
hear her fatest three-act eon1ee1y.
INTERIOR
Henry Koltonak, P:rop.
Kf:~~ON
:HOUSE---
DECORATORS
CUSTOM TAILOREIJ DRAPERIES, CURTAINS
BEDSPREADS, SLIP COVERS, RE-UPHOLSTERING
-LAMPS • YARDAGE e FUBN1TUBI:
Those present were Mrs. Roger ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'!!!~!'!II! Wood. ?t1rs. Frank Perew and l\irs. :
1155 Coast Blvd. South -Phone 3434 -Laguna Beach
Acfor Breaks Arm,
Communify Players
Postpone Perlormance
Frank Summers. 11.1 East Cen-
tral avenuC', \V\io is 6ne of the
actors in "Evening Dress Is In-
dispcnsible", one of the three one~
act pla_ys scheduled to be pre-
~nted the second \\'ee k in October
by the Harbor Community Players,
fell r ecently a t onC' of the r e-
hearsals, breakirlg his a rm.
DuC' t9 the accident the per form-
ance ma'y be Postponed until later
in the mon th.
This particu]ar play is in r e--
hC'arsal under t h e direction of
Loretta Director \\1h.ile GertrudC'
Horn has directed the casts of
''The Good Sport" and "The
Angle ."
Be Wise -Adver tise
}'oothfnlly Appealing •
••
A.ln1a Cammack.
~frs. Morris has r eturned to
Pas3d1'na "\vhere her dattghte!",
i\1a ry hny, wi11 be in school this
year .
State Congress ol PT A 1 Awards Fellowships · •
The California Congress of P a.r-
ents and Teachers believes that
all talk and no action about any
problem is an extravag"ance. N.eed
for teachers in specialized fields
'is a problen1 about "\vhich the con-
gress is doing somethin~. Through
funds derived from sale of Honor-
ary Life memberships. several
fellO\\"Ships. and scholarships have
been SC't up.
This \Veok the chairman of the
committee for a\\·a rdiiig these
fC'llO\\·ships, Mrs. Claran F. ·Gallo.-.
\\'a)', Alhambra, announced the
granting of fello\\'Ships to nine
for t raining as psyctliatric social
,.,..orke!"'s with children and young
people.
'· Week End at Catalina
1\1r. and l\.trs. Ira Chandler of
Santa Ana spen t the week end
fishing in Catalina waters. Their
guests on boai4 the cruiser,
Guardsman, were Mr . and Mrs.
Reginald Pegram ' of Los Angeles
and Mrs. Chandlet"'s brother, F r ank
P erew and his wife, Beverly Hills.
• . • Event Concealing
MATERNITY 'WEAR
SLACKS • SMOCKS e DBIC88ES
-Attndinly Prloed -
Bonnie Gene's P ANTEE SHANTEE
Macres Patio 490 South Cout lllvlL Laguna Beach
Some of 'lbe Most Distinctive
Marine Paintings In Existence By
\
Alf redo Cormelo
Clelebnied EaropMa AJ1IR
Now on display at 223~ Marine Ave., ~ I!dand,
will be offered for sale after bis exblblt to dlscrlmlnat.
Ing art patrom.
Mr. Conne1o will paint a few of bis Juxurliius am-
vaaes for.yacht owten1 following a trip to Mf'XlllQ wb!ft
bis aervlci!s are bt !nurwl!ate demand. He will rJ>bmi to
bis bClme adjoining the Amba 11 I dor Hotel, Lail An-.
~ and plan eetleduled aalg1111eota ID cantoirnla.
1'1D!P. Phelpa Whltidanh, owner of the Plank. whee
good fortune lt is to re.-I nt Mr. Olrmelo; wlD be
glad to dlrn ... tbe9I! pet8Qll!ln..cl ut a--1'ltb
appreclllthe clltulele by appo1111,1wut Cllly, Harlicir 671.
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The full G~ok Is 'The f all Look
·.
BIOUSe 1f0llr crown, and drape it too ... _Then
your hat will be in style for the next season.
This new, full look is the new fall look for 1947 .
Veils are Important. Thls one is lacy and
draped, and flattering too. Here's a youtbtul
hat for the dlstlnctiVe woman ot fashion.
AN ORIGINAL CREATION BY
KNOX'-FIFTH AVENUE
HEW YORK
KNOX PRICE.RANGE $10.25 to $37.50.
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NOTES from the NswPoaor B.&LBO~ xswa-"T1••• l,'..-Paje I
Y, ach Club TH1JJl8DAY Jf.,..l llN .... c.111. !lofL !!, D&f Balboa t . . . 11n. Rull! s. · Hec1p9, motloli'·v1ew tbe mm w1t1r t1oe·.=.:; S11biect ol Sermon
picture cbalrmaD at ~ OoJlfarnla be may be helped to ~ 1 At Qlrist 0.urdl by the 8ft
Coa1r<a at Parmta and ,._...., and enjoy what be experleDca the Jlo.v. E. D. Goodell took u
film editor or "National Parent-In .....,.. to the question. "Can bla ~ l<'l'IDCID llUbject "Ibla
Teacher," and secretary, EclUca, adequate chlldn$>'• IJrOtlramS be Commandmetlt la Flrllt," fr o m
tlonal Film ~arch lmtitute. built!" abe rePlJed. "Moot cer-Deut. 6 :5 "And thoU shalt love the
Inc., apeaklng recently before a talnly, such rum. ate available, Lord thy God with all thine heart,
poop In San Fl'anclsco lalued a and auch _...,,. can be built and with all thy soul, and with all
chillena;e to adults to acoept the throl!ll'1 the cooperation ,?f all thy might.''
reapooslbllity ' whlch la theln In agencies In a community. "Experience provea tbat if we
belpliic determine what chlldn:n have love for God In our bearta
ahall see, hear, and read. "For," Charles E. Atkinson, IOfl of Mr. we can make aucceu of llvina. We
says Mn. Hedges, "th~ three-and Mn. Clarence L Adclnaon ot can learn to love God thru prayer,
motion pictures, radio an~ books-813 E . Bay avenue, Balboa, 111 fellowship and communion. We
are outatanding media to~ promot-stationed ln the U. S. Navy Bur-can learn because we are made
inc JW'OIP"eU toward m8.tirtty." eau of Personnel, Wuhlngton. D. to be capable of loving Him. •
Speaking of motion pictures, C. Charles attended school at Then everything in life comes
Mn Hedges reminded her audi-Newport Harbor Union H 1 g h into its true re1at.tonahlp.-without en~ that there can be Po rules school before enlisting in .the U. S. Him llle has no meaning and no
u to bow old a child lll8iY be be--Navy at Santa Ana. worth. Lack of love and reverence
fore attending movies or just for God brings diluter. Sell-will
which specific pictures every child I am c:;ontent with what ha~ lead us into evil and every kind
may .e. Rather she contends that pens, for I know that what God of frustrati<>n in life.
attendance must be moderate, and chooles is better than what I Because we love God we will
mmt important, that pa.rents shall choose. love people; sln and aelfishness
diaappear, U deep in our hearts
we carry this commandment then
everyt hing needful follows."
~
The annual trophy presentation
and cllnner dance la scheduled for
Oct. 4 at Balboa Yacht club, and
will be under the cllrectlon of Sue
Ficker, new enter talnmfnt chair-
man. Mia F icker hu planned
many door prizes, and decorations
will include 1t8J"9 and baloons.
Dinner wt11 be served at 6 :30 p.m .
Other IOcial eve nts on the fall
calendar are the Hallowe'en partv
and the New Year's Eve ball,
while a party ts also being d~
~ for November. ·~
The Snipe fleet had a meeting
Sunday morning at the club with
Phil Greene presldinJit and a race
schedule was Planned.
The PCs ha d a bustness meeting
r ecently and decided to have 8
neet championship series of five
races. to be held with two short
I
races on Oct. 5 ·and Oct . 26 and
one Jong race on Nov. 2. On Oct.
11-12 t hev will lend their boats
to be sailed by college crews in
the annual Inte r -Collegiate races.
Other Guests at UDC
Luncheon Meeting
Names of two guests were in-
advertently omitted ln Tuesday's
article on the recent luncheon
meeting of Emma Sansom chapter ,
U.D.C., held at the home of the
Mlsses Ger trude a nd Louise Mont-
gomery.
AKRON. 0 .-Eut met west hen when Prince Sa.Jt Al-la.lam AbdUl-
lah o! Yemen, Arab Kln&dom. visited Se:ibe:rlinJ Ru~r Co. u pan ol
a tour or U. 8 . lndwt:ry. Here: the Prince: obi lees autograph hunt.en
Jeanne McHan, Loretta Caldwell. and Nonna Charlton, BelberUna omce
•·orten. Women have oo social atand1n1 ln the Pr1nce·a country, but be
1,peared. to enjoy the ocea.slon.
The pcS' had t heir crews' tace
on Sunday a n d W arren Cuddy
skipJ)('red George Storm's No. 40
to first plaC'e. Delmer Hickey was
second in Hebe Erickson's No. 29.
Others finished in order, Bob
Jacobs: in Fred Smale's No. 30;
Curtis Mason .in Dr, ·Gayle Suess'
No. 10: Irma Whc~l er in Larry
WheelC'r's. No. 37: Bob Jorda ri in
Ed Giddings' No. 45; Stan Haux-
hurst in Bill Campbell's No. 28:.
Di ck J ordan in Sid Wilkinson's
No. 19: I:.cs Steffensen in · Dan
Thompson's No. 61 ancf young Wil·
son in his dad 's No. 65.
Mission Play Revised As Permanent Spectacle
. ED GOOSE R ACTION SHOES
Growing feet require ptoper
support afforded only
by correctly built sh~s.
Red 9oose Shoes
me et all requirements.
MA'ITOON 'S SHOES
Fl~ FOOTWEAR
l195 Newport: Blvd. t. Costa Mesa
Among those present as special
guests wer e Mrs. Nettie Sims of
North Long Beach, a former mem-
ber of the ch a pter. and Mrs. W.
P. Sims, No. 1 Bay Island, whose
winter home is in Phoenix. Both
were cordially welcomed. by their
many friends. ,.
Pilo t Class Party
J ohn Steven McGroarty's vision
of a permanent Mission Play dra-
matizing the story of the found·
ing of early California takes a
step neare r mat erialization on
Thursday, ·Oct. 9 when the fall
1947 season o r the Mission Play
opens in its own Mission Playhouse
in S an Gabriel.
McGroarty died believing his
dream had not come true. 11le
MiSsion Play which he had writ-
ten in 1912 ran until 1932, a
The Pilot Class of Christ Church record of twenty·one seasons, play-
by the Sea met Friday at ttle ing to over 2,000,000 people.
church with Mr. and Mrs. Ross In 1947 a group of loyal Cali-
Owen and MT. and Mrs. WilJirun fornians rallied to form the Mis-
McDonald as hosts and hostesses. slon Play Foundation which
TY.·entY members were present brought the play to ne w life un·
and after a short business session , der the supervision of Adrian
at which Fred Woodworth pre-Awan. Last spring its trial run
sU:~ed. whoopee was played with played seven weeK.. to capacity
first pr izes going to Mrs. Cone crowds, and the Idea for a regu-
and H8.rold Glass, and booby larly planned annual presentation
prizes to Mrs. Mary Stanley a nd took r oot.
Mr. Salter. With Pedro de Cordoba again
The next meeting \viii be at the ·interpreting the exacting role of
church .o n Oct. 18 and men of Fra J unipero Serra, and support-
the class wiU be in charge. ed. by a cast of 100 singers and
"A BIT OF OLD ITALY"'
Specializing in Fam ily Style Italian Dinne rs
U A. M. to 2 P . M .. Itallan Sandwiches
6810 Cba st Highway
Phone: Barbor SM--W
Dinner ·s to 9 P . M
Ne wport Beech
Sea Shore O>lon,y
-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-
Wiegand oo d Center
206 Marine Avenue
" Under Maaagement of Gei>rge Michaelis
-FEATURING-
Beef
Pork
Manning's Baby
Choice Lamb,. Veal and
-Properl)t Aged-
STEAKS and CHOPS CUT TO
YOUR ORDER
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The Highest
The Lowest
QualitY
At
Price
Plu s
Obtainable
Possible
,
I Service That Satisfies
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GROUND BEEF
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HEAD LETTUCE Head -............. ~--... ----.................... ___ , ... ___ _
White -POTATOES
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nill.Pwe V'S1f1We
dancers. the r.1iS5ion Play will be
pres('n ted on F:riday and Saturday
nights, Saturday and Sunday mat·
inees, foll owing the opening of
the fall S('aSdrJ on Thursday, Oct.
9. A special ma tinee will be held
a t _5 :30 ever y Sundey.
A unique potpourri of histo ry,
theatre, music, ballet and culture,
it is the most typically California
a ttraction kno\\'11 , a credit to the
state and the communit y.
Fred Briggs Starred
In Laguna Beach Play
Fred Briggs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Briggs of Balboa, and
J eanne Hart will be starrep in
"The Man Who Came to Dinner ,"
f irst major production fo r the sea-
son for the Laguna Beach Com-
munity Players which opens Tues-
d ay night, Sept. 30 at the Laguna
Beach Playhouse.
The two will play the parts of
Sheridan Whiteside a nd Lorraine
in this r iotous comedy about a
man who came to dinner and stay-
ed for t\~10 weeks.
Scotch tape, vartous sizes, on
sale at the News-Tbrle• .
Pueuc NoTtcEs
• •
.CERTIF"ICAT IE OF BUSINESS F ICTITIOUS" FIRM NAME
THE UNDF.RSIGNED doet hereby
certify that They conducting a H otel
Room11 and Apartmenta bualneu at SO!'i"" Main St.. Balboa. Callfoml&. under lhe flctltloua tlnn name of
Balboa Apartmenta and that.. said firm
ta eomoo~d or the following pereons.' whoM! name11 and addreUee are u fol-
lcur11. to-wit : LVT>IA E. FlRBANK. 31)6\4 M"ln
!"t .. BalboA. California: EDWARD FTR·
RANK. S06~ ll&.ln St .. Balboa, C&ll-fom la.
WTTNESS our hands this 3rd day or Septemher. l!M7. J,TnJA E. FIRBAN K
Y.DWARD FTRBAN"lt
&TATE OF CALIFORNIA. County or 0!'llng~M.
0" TRIS 3rd day or-~ptember. .\. D .. 19-47. before me. a Notary Pub-
lic In a nd fo r said Collnty and State. penionslly apJ)f"a~ Lydia E. Fll'bank And £dwsrd Flrbank . known to me . I to be the pe~na whoae namea are The play will run from Sept. !<u hscr1hed to the within ln~trument .
30 to Oct. 4 and is a must for those and 1u•knowledt:ed to me that they . C!XN'utf!d the same. who enJOy fast comedy, excell ently TN WITJ\'ESS WHEREOF. I have
staged and performed he~unt o set my hand and &frlxed my . of(t('l11.I ~al the day a.nd ye11r In thh1 --------certlflc11t~ ftrst 11.bove •·rlt ten.
Newpo rt He ight s Girl
Receive s Mills College _
Freshman Scholarsh ip
11iss Vivian J oost of 624 Cliff
dri\'l"', daughter of l'vtr. and l\1rs.
G. Peter J oost of T ie ntsin, Chiha.
has bee n a\\lardcd a freshman
competitive scho•a rship at l\tills
colrcgc>, Oakland .
l\Jiss J oost \\'US gradu.at\..>d from
Pe)..;in American school in China
and \vas one of lhC' 200 students
r egisterC'd at Mills col!C'ge last
Saturday. ThC' convocation. formal
procc-ssio n and assembly opened
1hc nc'v school year on \Vednes-
day in Lisse r hall.
Suzanne Kenyon , Forme r
Manager of Arts Club ,
Now of The Plank
NORA !=!. M"ARGWARTH Nota.ry Publlc In and for said County and Sta.le.
ISF.ALl • P ub .. -:=:eot . 4. 11 . 18. 25. 1947.
C ITV OF NEWPORT' BEACl l
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
SOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
reccivC'd at the office of the City
Clerk. 1 Cit y Hall, City of New-
port Beac.b. California, until 4 :00
o'clock. p.r;n .. on October 14, 1947
at \\"hich time they y,;ill be pub-
licly opened and read, for per
forming \\'ork as follows:
'
.
Cit)' of Ne\f"por t Beach, Coas
BouJt:>,·ard. R oute ORA-60A from
Nc,vport Boulevard, Route 43A
easterly to City Limits near Ir
'"·ine Avenue, about six-tenths (.6
miles in length, Portland Cemen
concr ete curbs, catch basins and
steel. culverts to be installed.
t
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)
t
No bid '''ill tx> rece ived unles s
Arrivin g on Balboa Island Tues-it is made on a proposal form fur
day night after a long drive from nishcd by the City Engineer. Each
Tennessee was a charming South-bid must be accompained by (cash
erne r , Suzanne Kenyon, lately certified or cashier 's check, or bid
manager of the Arts club at der's bond) made payable to t h
\Vashing ton, D. C. and now man-City of Newport Beach for an
ager of The Plank, small and de-. amount equal to a t least ten (10
lightful Ba lboa I sland cafe. per cent of t he amount bid, such
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e
)
t
\Vhile Mrs. Kenyon is familiar guaranty to be forfeited should
"'ith the middle west and eastern the bidder to whom t he contrac
parts of the country, this is the is a""·arded fail t o e nter into the
first time s he has been west of contract.
the Rockies. In accordance With the provis -
S he toured Europe. many trmes, ions of Chapter 397, Statutes o
both on pleasure trips and on the 1931, the City Council ot the City
concert stage. Born ·in Nashville, of NeW}Xlrt Beach has ascertain
Tenn. she ljved in New York City eel the general prevailing rate o
many years and was soprano solo-wages applicable to the work to
ist at Holy Trinity and other large be done aa follows :
f
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f
churches.
On the death of her husband
she decided to take up a congenial _cia .. ltlc.aitlon .
occupation and took a course 8.t Asphalt or crushiJ:lg
the LeWis Hotel Training school plant Engineer
Hourly Per
W~ge diem
SUie W age
$1 .90 $15.20
at Washlngton. She then accepted Asphalt plant dryer-
s position as manager or the can. man or fireman 1.775 14.20
teen at the British Embauy and Asphalt raker and
next took over the management ironer
of the noted Arts club. Asphale spreading ma-
?.trs. Kenyon loves to plan part-chine operator
ies and is equally capable ot serv-Carpenter .
Ing 600 people In a clQb or, as Cement f'W..her
once happened when her ma.id Jett~ F1agman and
1.55 12.40
1.90 15.20
L90 15.20
1.975 15.i.l
serving 50 ,people In her own home, watchman 1.35 10.i.l
unaided. $he loves good food and Heavy duty repainnan 1.90 15~
has recipes handed down In the Laborer 1.35 10...,
family from her grandmother and Oller, llO"'tt lhovel
great-grandmother. 'Tm a mem-or crane
ber of the D.A,R. and the U.D.C.", Operator, air com-
she says, "But I never have time p:-eaor:
to co to meetlnp." Operator ooocrete
1.525 12.20
lll5 13.20
P u eLtc
.( -~-~;:;i~~~ .. )
swar __. '°' ch11c1-·.1v..d.-...,
-• ~ marah111allowa ea "' '/ -1' cookie• or crackers
I
, . and Ml under broiler r.
to g_et meltlagty
btown. s.... hat.
HOUSEHOLD HINT ..
"'-~~IN or ...,,.;-~1111 l•
cups can be ra-ved by • ·
I acouri ng cups with equal "
, P!'l'ts of moistened salt
and baking soda. ""'
c ~C l!_E )
¢".· 04'ved .7'!
SHRIMPS AND EGGS .. CREOLE
Yi c.. oil 1 .... P9Pt*" ...-cM
I c.. aliced .._. 1 do.e t•tlic
~ 'hp. pept* v •.... dlUi powd.
~ tip. ~ Med 1 hp. w .. ,
J Y1 c..c.MM te1Mt°"
I whoM ct... 1 bf'· .. It
1 n... com1tord. 6 hcrrtl-cookMI ....
2 c. cookll4 whele duiMpl
' Heat oll in sauospcin, add g rffn pep-
p e r, o nlqn1, garlic; cover and cook
slowly until ljoncler but not brown. Add
tomatoes and MC110nin91. Cook over
low heat a!>aut Y, hour, stirring occa-
sionally. Blend -arch with 2 Tbsp.
water and add to aa-. Cook IO mina.
more, slitting constantly un'lil sauce
thickens. Remove garlic and clove.
Serve sa-owr shrimps and halved
hard-cooked eggs, border with rice.
Servff 6. '
LIVI ilD LEAJtlf
ANY WOMAN'S WORK will be d-
loto -ner with the help of. Weber'•
"'GOOD IDfAS"" booklet -60 pagea of
hou'sehold ''how-to-d~it'1.'' Get your
FREE copy from Weber Baking Co.,
Dept. 257, Bax 1730, Wilsh ire-La Brea
Station, Loa Angel" 36.
U3
NOTICES P UB L IC NoTtCES
,\ny clasSification •h• f{ll!Q,11\n~ persons, whose narn ..
omitted herein, not aod addre.ssea ... &3 rollows . to· wit : CHAR L ES T . J UNKINS, 1305 Coast I less t han 1.35 10.80 Highw.ay, Coronil del Mar, C•llf.
All bids are to be compared on FRANK A . JUNKINS, 701 L arkspur,
Coron.iii del Mar. Ciillf.
lhe basis of the City Engi{leer's ~'ITr\ESS : Our hands this 8th d ay. of
&e.ptember. 19-17. · estimate of the qua ntities of \\'Ork FRANK A. JUNKINS ' to be done. CHARLES T. JUNKINS
No bid \\'ill be accepted from a -STATE OF CA I ... I F'O R!'."'1.A.
Contractor \VhO h as not been li-COU ~TY OF ORANGE, u
censcd in accorda nce \\'ith the ON THIS 8th day of September: 1947. bef(lre me. a Notary Public In and for
pro,·is ions of Chapte r 791 , Statutes Mid Count,1--and State, personall y a.p-
of 1929. as amended . penred CHARLES T . J UNKINS Md
FRANK A. J U!"KlNS. known to me Pla ns may be seen, and forms to be the perw:ina whose namee a.re
of pro[)Osal, bonds. contr act, and subsrrlbed to the with in In.!ltru~nt, a.n~ acknowledged to me that the u-specifications may be obtained a t ecuted the same>. ~ I ~ \\'IT~ESS WHEREOF. r h&V$ th< office of the City Engineer . hereunto set my hand and affixed my
City H all, Newport Beach. Califor-ornctal seal the day and year In t.h1a
n ia. certlricate first above written.
JOHN E . SAD L ER The special attent ion of pros-Notary Public In and for Oranp
pective bidders is call Oii to the Cou ntr;. Ce.Hf. .
My comm .ulon exp!rea Ma& 31.at, l!Hfl ''Proposal Requirements and Con· .Published Sept. 16. 23, 30. t . 7, 1M1.
ditions" a nnexed to th e blank ..... ..... ---..... , ............... -....... form of proposal, for full di rec-The News-Times will not b; .;;. lions as to bidding, etc. 1ponsible for more than one tnoor-The City of N ewport Beach re-rect insertion of an advertisement. ser ves the r ight to reject any or reserves the right to corr0C117 a ll bids . classify any and all ado and to CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH reject any advertisement not ccn-FRANK L. RINEHART, fonning to rules and regulatlona. City Clerk. 68-tfc DATED September 8, 1947. -----... ------. ..-.. -Pub.-Sept. 25 and 30, 1947.
BUSINESS GUIDI: u CERTIFICATE OF BUS INESS FORMED W lndohlelclo Haldi FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME ..
THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby cer-Coven made to order. AJoo Ploo ti~ that they a.re conduct!~ a ret&.11 lcJaa & Ludie Sheets f<r -· b ery busineu at 306 II n Street. Balboa. Ctty of Newport Be&cb, Call-Nu-World Producta Compaey, fomla. under the fl ctllloua nnn name !I03 Third St., Huntlncton Beach. of: FLORENCE BAKERY, and that •Id firm 1..1!1 compoaed of the following Phone Hunt!ncton Be.ch 17'. per'90na, whose narne11 and a.ddreuea 80-th a.re ·&a followa. to-wit:
'LESLIE SCHJLER. 1212 w. Ocean HARBOR Front. NeWJK>rt Bea.ch. ca.tlf.
FLORENCE B . SCHKER. 1212 Ooea.n Pl umbing Service Front. NeWJK>rt Beach. C<f.
WITNESS our hand11 thlJI 12th day 1768 Newpcrt Blvd, Beacon ~ of 8epternber. 1947 : '' FLORENCE •• SCH ME R REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY LESLIE SCHMER BT A TE OF CALIFORNU, Contractinc and Supp11,. COUNTY OF ORANG!:, •• 97-tf< ON" THIS 1'th day or September. A... D. 1947. before me. Jlonte R. Grt·
me:9, a Not~ Public tn and for -.Jd DRESSMAKING .. Alteratlom. County llDd le, per-.nally ·~ ed FLOR.ENCi: B. BCRKSR and Call Beacon 6008-W. 1971 Mac-LIJ: 8CHJCER. kno.n to me to be the nolla St., c..ta Mesa. 74-tfc ~r"901l.1 wboee n&me9 an sub9crtbed to ..tthln Instrument, and aclmow· ....... "' ... that tbeJ' executed the
PEAS 17c PEACHES 15c SHOR I ENING lb. 33c Tellln& of her wort< at the Arts mixer I 2.00 16.00 -· . R 0 0 F s
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35c NUCOA
.Pl a waat Ne. I Ola
CORN
E ... 11 .. 1~ Cu:
F~ Cocktail ,, ... ,,-.. -~ ......... -......... _ 17c lb. 34c • -.. -......... -. , ......... --.-y ····-• .--·--.......... .......... -.... -.... , 2 I' o.. un ._ • • <lAJlll
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TomatoSollp 29c 33c TREND · p~28c -· ......... -... --........... ....--
G LCM
SHRIMP
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19c DUZorOXYDOL 32c .
c.a.a.i-.u-•·-
ca1 S2c CATSUP '
dub, abe said. In tbat soft SoutJ:>-Operator J q><>tor
ern voice wblch yean of llvlnc In Pltrol l;nidor
New York bad not dwiced. "I Uniwnal Equipnent
)ult won't be bawY here until I <>i-ator (lboftl. .
get WUUa. my doorman and fav-clracllne. dorrlck.
ortte waiter a t the Arts dub, out derrick barge, dam-
2.025 16.20
hen!. -He.-to wu-k far Evalyn abell ar a ane) 2.10 16.80
Walsh MacLeen and he loob like Operator, -1.811 ll.2o
the typical mo.i. Idea or an Operator, roller 1.115. liJIO
Necro -t. Operator, tnetor-bull-
"Wbea I loft. be said. 'µttle clozoer, tamper', SCftl>'
Mlaa, you .,m• to leaft! 'Ca-er, clrqtype lhove\
IN WlT""88 WJU:ltlX>P'. I ha ..
beRunto Mt my Mand and. aU'lse4 m J' w. J. BENBOW ottleta.1 ...i the day aDd ,_,. ill lht. certttieate tint &boft WTlttn.
Phone MOHTE R. QRIMl!.a ~arbor 1012 J Notary Publk ln ...S for
"'-Coant7. ~ ID-di Ky ttJmmlwloft ~ NO"t'. t , UIO Pu.b1ilibtd a.pt.. 18. Oct. 2. t . 1N7. 12 YEARS SERVIc(
CEfltTIF lc1T ll o• BUllNU& IN "nil!! HARBOR AREA riot! ...... >'Inn -HA,RRYHALL TBS tnrfDSRSIONCD DO llanbJ' ceittty that· 0..,-.,.. ~ •
bardwve UM1 ~ tJowf0 1• 11t PAINTING OONTlµ<:roil Dl Cout Biata..,.. car-........ c.Jlforn.. IUlder u. ftd.ttlom mm 274 -19111 Sbeot
--ol:' I'll. ... 50J ea.ta .-. Olm. CROWN HARDWAJllt& ' l want to Wilh 7Dll £::::!. an'. or boom attN hmentm 1.90 15.20
:Mn.~u:-: T:.:1:=:.:: ~ U15 158J More Class Ads on Neu1 Page , -Ymir. W-ictm> and -Or--"' -than • Al .. -----------------mi-------------------------..11-• 1Nll • -...,_ 1'do. water lewl l.Cl5 11.40 . . _ . ,
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Flakes or S1ow
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. imioCAL • MDIO . 14 •·•· lllllTATl1 aca.uro111 Aft •lll•l· lllllTAT11 • BEAL l:ll'l'ATlll • ft._ 6 · N:SWPORT,B.ALBO.I. N:SW,8-TIKlll l'11IUl1TUU roa UU: 11 SPINET TYPE Mirror Plano. Re-TRADE---2 AC fndt ("peaches and • 1 • c~ TDVBsnAY x...,..t _., Callf. !!ef&. I!, -1 MC MAHAN'S 26th poHr•cJ, now. Only $:19!1. Ano-cherries) ranch-Beaumont for co ONA DEL MAR JACK SULLIVAN VICTOR M w --ALKER W .Ad UU: M1!llll!:l.l.ANJllOt111 • BIRTHDAY SALE !her Splnetu! sll&hUy Wied at good cabin crulaer. LU-1924. . , bedroom horn • • . . • ant S R SALE Love t. inner-Now In Progrea,. blc saving. And , you just pay 76J.2tp A . bea tiful new 2-e AND ASSOClA TES
..,. _. i~~ , __ control May-of the year! Extra values In :ev-;'ANZ-SoOODT PIANO co. RANCHES a ACREAGE GZ and ammar school. Larg• 11• -REAL ESTATE ___ INSTJRANCE
~ cushklm; upho':terr fad-Don't miss this, the biggest event • t balance aou1of highway, near beach
~ ~·· ~ iutlC"IC' d tme t Here are just "'tf lng· oom wtth fireplace, car·
t O>risol mangle :a;:1n. t<>ller ecy •par n · 520 No~aln, Santa Ana ~ c 2 Acre Ranch Home pet ·wall to wall. Bedroom and 1205· Coast Hlghway--{;.)rona del Mar Co ntinued From .':!. Ph6 e H 2i29-J 8·30 .~ a few Items selected from our
,.--11 .30· ne ar. • 77_2tc circular: SPltCIAL ANNOllNCEMlll!IT8 ~ Near Orange County Park livlnJ room have large windows ,
..... ¢-~~~~!~~--~~?~, .. FQ~ S:..u:_Day bed with obnost ~ p~sOlJtfit ..
1~!11'.1chsM9.50 KEYS f ~~d i;1=~~. ~~~:r. ~a~~e fa~:r pa~~d P~n"cr~~ BAY SHORES EST ATES
new rose and "chartreuse striped Simmons Roll Away Bed .. _ .. .$7.95 ~ While You Watt vacy. Five room house, two bed wall~. Venetian blinds thruout An 11 t th bed ho hard ood fl . fi
lf slip cover. Any reasonable offer Hooneymooners, J..pc. Dinette VOOBl..'8 · room and den, brick, stucco th~ouse. Lots of cupboard~ P.nd. exce en ree-room me; -W oorsh, lre-
accepted. Call Saturday or Sun-Set. Table. Chrome with por-100 Kain st., Balboa and frame Carpet wall to wall. clos t space. Garage. See this place, patio, barbecue, bunk room in garage with,s ower.
Bt1llJN1C88 GUIDlll
COOPERATIVE
ROOFING CO.
New and Repair
Pboae Beacon 52116.R
day only, Harbor 2650-W, 207 celain top & 2 chrome chairs IH-Ur Venetian blinds. 1 1> b~th. Pan-horn a t 432 Dahlia Ave .. Corona Situated in beautiful Bay Shores Estates. $13,750 takes
N. Bay Front, Balboa Island. . ................................... $29.95 -----=---=====:-:c:: I try. Real fireplace with Heat-de! ar. $11,900. Ea.•y te.:rns. it. Tenfis can be arranged.
.'TT-ltc Kroehler Platform Rocker:, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES '° ilator. 40-c'fld orange trees and 0 r. 7;,-tfc ---
ro==R-s=A=LE=---::B"'la-c"'k-:-tux""'.':edo'T:'-,::cuic;-;:t, with fine tapestry cover .... $4~.95 NOW RENTING-Large modern family fruit. Extra garage or FOR ~ALE-$25,000 first trust
Z73 Elden Ave., Coot& -
~tfc
size 38. Short colarleu Kalinsky 103-pc. Dinnerware ~nsemb~e _ office, center of business sec-workshop, cement floor. Large d~on excellent income prop--
jacket natural size 32· single A SUPER VALUE. onl y .. $19.95 tion, Balboa,.. suitable 't or beauty Chicken house, cement floor. 20 erty near Harbor area. Payable
black ~ver fox' piece. oill Har. 34 Piece Cannon Towel Ensemble: parlor , dentist, chiropractor. x32 welt.built highway stand & $ month 6%. Contact owner,
Tll 'T7-2tc 5 gorgeous colors, 6 Ba th tailor made suits. etc. Apt. incl. fixtures ~ s.tock. Plenty of wat-854 ange Ave., Long Beach 13
CESS POOLS and
SEPTIC TANKS
· Towels, 6 Face Towels, . Ve ry reasonable. Ph. Her. 653-W. er for iniget1on. New Furnace. Calif. 74-5tp FOR SALE -Wheel chair. 117 6Tea Towels, 6 Wash 77-4t '
Pearl St., Balboa lsland "r.;-tfc Cloths, 4 Pot Holders, & all for ----------,--,-c Rt. t~Bo~-4~~e. 74'4tc FOR ::!ALE-New 3-bedronrn home
walled AnYwhtn ID
Orange Couney FOR SA•~ ·Hearing aid, west-ONLY ........................ $9.95 Business Opportunities 1 S R BUTLER Owner .on ,1.vlew location above the
em El~c "Audiphone." 502 Lowest Terms! Free Delivery! P,h. one. Orange S7ai-M2. ~s. Dining room, ·fireplace,
McMAHAN·s FURNITUR.E CO. RESTAURANT-Coast Highway, gara ge. $14,600. Complete 31st St., Newport Beach. 76-4tc d ood b · f' · Contract Drillln&
Sewer Connection
!All Work Guaranteed)
Full Inaurance carrted
Second & Broadway oi ng g usiness, ine eqwp-MONEY TO LOAN 51 in 3o days. <:::all Hub Powers, FOR SALE-Frigidaire, reas. 118 Santa Ana, Calit. ment, long lease, straight rent, Harbor 62·W. TI·tfc
Garnet, Balboa Island 76-2tp TI·ltc living quarters. · LOANS TO BUILD, buy, improve,. --'-' ----------
J. :R. McCORMICK
MO' Vlctorla St. Coeta Mesa
Beacon 5Q6S.J
!lil-tfc
CA~INETS
Custom Furniture -Interiors
Window Sash -CUstom Doors
CORONA CRAFT
13021h Coas t Highway
Corona del l\.1ar
P ho ne 1108. TI·9tc
RALPH BAKER
Garden l'vl a inten a nce
A!'D
Landscape D esign
AT
Smith's Rare Plant Gardens
2249 Ne\~·port Blvd,, Bea. 5170.\V .
Costa ~tesa. -.. 76-4tp
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLICS AN ONYMOUS -
Reply Box 27, Baiboa ls!and.
40-tfc
llllA UTY AIDS
MACHINE and MACHINELESS
Pennanent Waf es
Tinung and Marucurln.:
Evening Appt. Ph. HarQor 179"-W
Vi's Beauty Shop
J.103 Coast H.lway, Co rona de! Mat
7!>-tf<
FOR THE
BUY OF YOUR
LIFE
:==========::== TRAILER PARK-Capacity so modernize or refinance. We pur-s2000 1 ·oowN. Owner will sacri· 'tice home ocean side of blvd.
A GOOD _BUY-/ trailers, 212 acres, lovely ranch chase trust deeds. _ La na Beach. Fine ocean view.
IS A WISE BUY style house, landscaped, onl y NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL Ex lllnt beach. Sec owner, 1273 $19,500. Terms. SA VlNGS & LOAN ASSN. So Coast Blvd. Phone La~n• Let Us Help Yov Be Wile
HARBOR FURNITURE
SHOP AT 1962 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
GRANT'S 43-ttc
I FOR SAI..E-~.f. bed \Vi th inner·
P hone Bea. 5707~~1 • spr ing ma ttress, $20.; Thermo.
1645 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa s lat \VC'dge\vood gas range, $:.!5'.,
77·tfc and misc. arti~s. 425 Short St.,
,--0-R_S_A_L_E __ l_bo_y-·s-b-ic_y_c~le_:_l Nc\vport 1-lei fll ts. 77-2tp
girl's bicycle and new Glide BOATS, SUPPLLES S.S Craft sailing dink, fully equi p-
ped. Name the price, 1730
0 c ea n Blvd., Balboa. 1-W.
146J.J. TI-llc
FOR SALE-Inter locking Hol lo\''
block machine and templates,
SZ25. Ph. Har. 798·MK. 607 Be-
gonia, Corona dCl !\'lar. 67·2tp
~'E!'IL"Tl.AN BLlNDS--AlwnJnum.
ateel, wood. Call us for free estl
mate. Renovation &: rettniahlng
So. Coast Venetian Blind Co_
\\''C'St 18th and Newport Ave~
Colta Mesa Ph: Beacon 5762-W
• 38-tfo
Watches -C'ocks -J ewelry
CHROMO.MTERS
Repair;ifg -Prompt Service
Sensible Prices
VAN DRIMLEN
JEW E L R Y
1786 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa
31·tf<
PUMPS
WORTHINGTON
PRESSURE -CENTRIFUGAL
For all Pressure
Soden Refrigeration
623 So. Los An geles St., An aheim
Phone 4652 TI-1 tc
S60U For boat "!\J arlha" 2:).ft .. 6'
8" heam, sleeps l\VO •. sea\vor thy,
Port Orford cedar planking. See
this boat a t Hirsch"s Beacon
Landing. I\tlust sell. 77-ltp
I\'IUST SEL~16-f t. Snipe ne,vly
painted, nc\v sails, $395.00 or
best offer. r.tiracl(' Mil e I'tl otcl.
706 Coast High'-\.'ay. Beacon
5299-J. . 77-Stc
FOR SA LF..-Johnson 5 h.p., 41
outboard. E.xc. cond. Co mpletely
O\'crhau\cd and painted. Ph. La·
guna 2442. 76·4tp
FRED W . BRIGGS
Busi ness Opportunity Broker
634 Coast Highway Beacon 5778
77·1 tc
FOR RENT
SLEEPING ROOM -Jn private
home v.•oman or girl prC"fcrred.
Mrs. L. D. Pierce, 229 Canal St.,
Nc\,·port B<>ach. 77· 1 tp
FOR RENT-\Va ter front fur-
nished apartml'nt utilitirs paid.
One child accC'pted. $21.50 }X'r
V.'C'ek. 3409 Finley Ave., Nc\v-
port ae"ach. 77·1tp
FOR RENT -Small cot I age in
Balhoa busi n<'ss scciion. ,."\!so
apartment overlooking ocean fof.
business couple. Cal l l-larbor
653.\V. 77·4tc
FOR RENT-Neat·, clean furnish·
ed homC'. Elec. refrig., garage,
pleasant surr oundings. Reas.
rent !ill June 15th to right pco.
pie. RefcrcncC's. Har. 2289-J . 215
E. Bay Ave., Balboa. 7)-l tc
FOR RENT-Nr'v n1otC'I roo n1s
and private baths, ti!C' sho\,·cr
stalls, unit hea t, special \\"inlC'r
ratC'~. S2 .00 per day. for 2 per-
sons. No l'itehens. ?-.liraclc l\1ilc
Motel, 706 Coast Hig0h\\135'. NC\V-
po rt Beach. Ph o n c Beacon
5ZW..J. 77-tfc
3333 Via Lido Ph. Har. 1500 Bea 4551. · 74'4tp JS.tfc.
LOTS F 0 R SALE Newport
A.::..::tJT.::..::Oc.:Mc.:0.::..:T_IVll __ ll'-. _T_m __ 1:_s ___ l8 Heiihts and Cost a Mesa. $1000
RECAPPING
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
WHEEL BALANCING
NEW AND USED TIRES
Wm. A. Les ter
Z900 \V. Central, Newport Beach
TI·l tc
TRAILERS 61
FOR SALE -JS.ft. Vagabond
trailer and Masonite Cabana.
S1 20CL Located I'tlunlcipal Trailer
pa rk. C-46, I-Iuntington Beach.
\Vrite Box 16, Huntington
to ~250. See Hub Powers. J . A.
Bee FerrY 4nding, Balboa
ls! d. 69-tfc
G. I. HOMES
B I LT ON YOUR LO_T
Your Plans or Ours
We Arrange F inancing
\Ve have sc,·eral good lot listings
S. P. BROCK. BUILDER
C. GA LEN DENISON, Broker
498 Newport Boulevard
Phone Beacon 5197
.Costa 1\1esa . 77-2tc
Beach. 76·4tp ------------
REAL ESTATE ez Harbor Drafting Service
WILL TRADE-Lots on Lido lsle
also lots on Peninsula on pur-
chue of 2 or 3 bedroom houae
in Harbor dilitrict. Phone Harbor
707 81-tfc
Bargain in Costa l\lesa-3 bdrm.
movC'd in Ibts of house on ne\v
foundation. Price 5350. l\1incr
street nea r -Victoria and Harbor
' bl\'d. Hub-Po\.l.·ers, agent. l-lar·
bor 62-\V. 76·tfc
for :Builders
Res!den Ual ..:. Commercial
711 l C. Coast Hiway, Ne..-port·
Phond Beacon 5860. 34-th: ' PENINSULA, R-3
to Qo.ft. alley,
591q.
I
LOT-30 x 90
~5000. Albany
77·Itp
NEW SUBDIVISION.
=."°c.:s:c.T_AN_'D~_~F_o_usn_. -·--:---:-.2~ WASHING MACHINES
LOST -Small black dog -.:..'ith
brown pa¥.:s and bro\\'Tl e:r-e-
bro""·s. Has Los Angeles dog
tag ~•1·47369: Phone H~rbor
1288-V..r or bring to 220 Vie Men·
tone, Lido Isle. TI·l tp
FOR SALE -Kelso Craft 14-ft.
and ne\v 4 cyl inder Evenrude
n1otor. Simplex s tarter, a n d
mooring, $450. Harbor 2654·J.
FO RRENT-Ne\v batchelor apt.
furni shed. suitabl.c for \VOrking
couple or single person, \vinter
re ntal. Harbor 247l·R'. 76·2tc
Two G. I. Home s
No'v building---<"ach 2 bdrm. mod ·
ern plans. \Vill sell for about
$9500. l\la ke your arrangements
now a nd be ready to move in
\\'hen they are com µlet~d.
vl
1
ew Lots on Bluff
CORONA DEL MAR
LOST -Yellow kitten. Reward.
105·107 14th St., Ne\\.-pC>rt Beach.
7fi.2tp.
El)lPLOYMLvr WANTED 23
WORK \V ANTED-Ironing ln m)
ltome. Plain or fancy: 530 San
Bernardino Ave ... N·e w po r 1
Heights. 26-tf<
EMPLOYMENT OFFERED "9
HELP W.-'\NTED -Vlo man (or
gener al housework, four in !am·
il y. Call Mrs. \Vestfall, Har.
2540-J. ' -TI-2tc
\\r ..u-;TED-\\toman to dol cooking
and do\\'nstairs \\'Ork. r-.t ust like
childr£'n. Phone 1-larbor 736.
7fi.4tc
If you don't have one do yow
wuhliig at
BILL'S WASH-A-TERIA
' 475 Newport Blvd, Coeta M-
Phone Beacon 5TIO ·
17-tf<
DON'T WAIT
ORDER YOUR
SERVEL
GAS REFRIGERATOR
NOW
Deliveries Me
Improving
We May Surprise You
VOGEL'S
100 Main St.
7fi.4tp
Clipper Bow Boat
46 ft . 14 beam. 70 H. P . Cat diesel.
New bait tank: swordlish plank ;
complete commerci al equipment.
Sale or trade. Harbor 97. 68-tfc
Harbor 97
FOR SALEJ OR TRADE -28-ft.
Cabin Cruiser. Take car pickup
t r uck or property. Ph, Harbor
1299·\V 75-4tc
f'OR SALE -Star !ail boa t .
Latest type, flexible mast, in-
cluding sails rC'ady to sail.
Phone Gl endale, Citrus 11188.
60-tfc
.BOAT COr.tr A·SS n1ounted onKim-
ball in box, like new Sl0.00 .Ph.
Santa Ana 4267. 75-4tc
FOR RENT -Apartments. light
housekeeping, private entrances.
Adults. 311 Island Ave., Ba)boa.
1 76-2tc
WI NTER REN-TAL-Bedrm. and
bath. separate entra.nce. Ph.
Har. 1023-J. 3 O 9 Marigolc,
Corona del Mar . 76-tfc
FOR RENT-F.urnished room for
1 or 2, c-.lose to bath room. Sep-
arate C'Otrance. Winter rates.
516 36th St., Ne\vport Beach.
76-tfc
OCEAN FRONT Apt. Hotel close
to Ne\\l>Ort fishing pie r , 2306
Ocean Front. }-[arbor 987. A
fe\\' vacant rooms and apts.
!\'lake reservations no"'· 76·8tc
Harbor 145
43--tf( 1------------i\.1ERCURY '42, 110 conversion
complete \vith transmission &
rcYerse gear, New. is· speed
boa t almost finished, as is. Bee·
con 5686. 61·tfc
FOR RENT-Furnished 2-bedrm.
house. Inspection 11 to 4 1'ues·
day afternoons. 605 Larkspur
A\'e., Cor~a del Mar. 76·2tp
WANTED -Experi£'nce d carpent·.
ers.. Steady emplo}llll"lent. S e e
Ralph Hoyle Jr., 1505 Coast
High\vay. Corona del ~tar. Ph.
Ha. 741. 76-4tc
WOM AN-Bet\\'ef'n 65· 75 to care
for invalid grandmother . Llve in
small salary. 502 -31st St ..
Newport Beach. 76-4tc
I-UGH SCHOOL BOYS -earn
\\"hile going to school average
f;\\"O dollars hour. Inquire eves. ·
1610 First A\'e., orona del ?oitar.
75-4tp
\V-A...ft.;TED-Exi)erienccd waiter &
\\'aitress -in bar restaurant. 3452
Via Oporto. Ne''-P· Bch. :ttarbor
784. 75-tfc
\VANT·ED--E.xpcrienced waitress.
must be over 21. Rossi's Cafe.
Harbor 1180. 75·tfc
WAITRESSES WANTED -Ba)
S hore Cafe, Be. 5145. 32·\f<
SAJ,,ES LADY
E.'<.pcrienced Preferred
OR KINS
DEPARTMEl\'T STORE
Costa Mesa
7fi.2t·c
aA1,c Kl.SCELLANEOU8 •
FIXTURES OF STEVE'S
LUNCH COUNTER'.L)F
BALBOA ISLAKD"'"
' ·1 Elec. Coke Box
1 Elec. Popcorn Macblne
1 Five-hole Stainless Steel
Steam Table--bun W&rme!"
2 Can<t-c....
1 Elec. Orange Juicer
STOCK & SUPPLIES
320 Marine Ave .
BAIBOA ISLAND
Pllone Harbor 11196 TI·2tc
FOR SALE -Kenmore wuhlng mam•ne. eood cond. $75. Pl).
Jiu', 4113. to9 Edc<W•ter PL.
·-T7-2tc
l'OR SAJ •"-'I'llnclo, me 38. II.ar-
ia 2308 .JK. ll6 ~ Bal.
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BAYSIDE PLATING
~ -Silver -Copper -Brau
Antiques a Specialty
See Our Ad In Orange County
Phone Directory
1914 Harbor Blvd. Ph. Bea. 5113
Cor. Harbor"and 19th, Costa Mesa
Next to Methodist Chu~ 28-tfc
Plenty of Good Tires
All Sizes
Compound Mowr
Gallon, 70c
Oil
Western Auto Supply
·Authorized Dealer
1836 Newport Blvd., Costa Me:N
17·tf•
\\'A.....~TED TO BUY ll
\V AA'TED -Used Spinet piano
from private ijllfty. E. Rojas,
305 E . &w Ave.1"'Apt. 5, Balboa.
-( 7fi.2tc
C LOS E OUT SALE
2 inboard 6 ih.p. 14'. runabouts, 3,
5, 4.2 h.p. outboards, 8, 10 and
12' skiffs. Cartop carriers.
Seab oard Equipme nt C o.
1205 Coast I-ligh\\'3Y Ne \vpor t Bch.
Phone Beacon 5.Sill. 76-2tc
B oats Price d to Sell
704 ft. Au x. Schooner $12,000. 40·
ft. AlLX. Ya\vi $7.900. 36-ft. T\vin
Screw StePhC'ns, Sed. Cruiser,
S9.500. 33·r't. Sport F isher C'l940)
$6.500. 30-it. AJbacore B o a t
(19471 S3.s5o. 42-ft. Sport Fi.sh-
er (1947) $5,750.
G. EJ MINNEY
Listin~s \Vante d
Til Coas t Hiway, NeY;port
Beacon so32.\V. 64-tfc
MUSICAL II RADIO
RENT FLTRN IS!iED -OCEAN
Front from Oct. 1 to June 1.
TWo bedroom ideal for couple or
small family. Rental SS0.00 lease
required. Harbor 1938.J . 75-3tp
FOR RE NT -Oct. 1 to June 1,
home on Bay Front 4 bedrooms
3 baths. pri\". pier & beach. $150
per month. Box 128 BaJboa l sld .
75·4tc -----------1 ROO.l\i ki tchen apartments for
winter rental. Stage Motel, 61 0
Coast Highway, Ne v.11t. Beach_
75·tfc
FOR RE~T -Ne\v kitchen apart·
ment for coup.le. Sandy's l\·lotel,
Corona del Mar. Harbor 1091.J.
75-Uc
FOR RENT-2 Trailers. one brand
nc\v, sleeps 4. Near beach. Ph.
Harbor 653-W. 23391 NC\\'port
Blvd., Cos t r-.'lesa. 74·tfc
NOW until OCT. 18--Large living
rm. 2 bedrooms. l 'h baths, gar-
age, patio, private pier. 2091h
East Bayfront , Balboa Island.
Owner PLeasant 6712. 74-4tp
SPINETrE PIANOS tor rent. WANTED TO RENT U
Will Pay Cash Beautiful blonde, mahogany, WANT TO RENT _ Garage in
For your tumiture or what havt walnut. All rent of f'U"st months Corona del Mar by the month.
YoU. Phone Beacon 5656. allowed on purchase. Ph. Har. 102~M. 77-ltc
Crawley Furniture Co. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO co.
!812 Ne-Blvd., Coot& .11fM1 . 520 No. Main, Santa Ana 64-tfc WINTER RENTAL-Of 1 or 2 ... ..-.. bdrm. house or apt. by respon-
9'J..dc WANTED 50 used pianoe for our sible couple. No children or pets..
------------rent Dept. Highest cash prices Call collect Santa Ana 2878.
CASH for USED or biggest allowance on u-. 7fi.2tc
Furniture & 1p,,_pl1'ances change. Terms. ---------D~Z-SCHMIDT PIANO co. WANTED-Small apartment or
''We •~•-J• t 520 No. Main, Santa Ana 64-tfc room & bath In Corona del Mar,
~.,.~~... near bus line. Lady employed.
GRANT'S KNABE GRAND. WOllder:ful tone. Pb. Harbor 1956-W. 10 a.m. (o . One of the world's great piarioo. 5:30 p.m. ~tp
-Bea. 51UT-M 'Al.lo Baldwin Grand. Emenon
1645 New-t Blvd., Coot& Mesa Starr Chickering. A Behrman WANT TO RENT~ '~
42-tfc GTand $487.00. u.rms. 2 er 3 bedzuom 'unlurnlshed
a
FOR SALE-Wubtnc machine,
dbl. bed. mat. and app.; ttib
and m&t.; IOft. rup • 9 X 12;
cbaln. tables curtain rodo and
Various furnlahinp, 126 ...,.,.
th)ost. Bal. l"and ' 'f&.2tp
FOR SALE-Dul< Oak c11n1.,. rm. .. t. 9 plees; alllo .,..,.,,.., clftn..
"" --· -. Pt>. Bart>cir ll*-J. "'"*
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DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO. -ID Ball-er 9\dnley. r..-.-
520 No. Main, Santa Ana 64-tfc ma._t noldents. Good nt .....
-Pbooe Harbor 707. 43-tr USED PIANOS. Some a 1oW u
$85. Good fer practice. Trade It U•L ll:BTAU DCIUlfOlll ti
ID at full price later. Torma. · s ACRES 0rang.., Jerrww near
DANZ.SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
520 No. Main. Santa Ana 64-tfc
PlANO 'ruNING -~ J . B. BNwn. Pboae S..0111
-J, -·-.,. Ooota
-'IS-de
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Covina. Amwal Inc. 5-yr. av .
$7000. Want t.Paae reat&l Nt"f-
Port or Balboa or lalenct aft.. or
nearby. Slllrley, '16 E. Badillo
St.. CoWia. Tel. 117-22 af~ 6
p.m. Tl-ltr
Sec Any Local Broker
or
Rft:LPH P. MAS KEY
3411 \V. Central-Pli. Har_ 402
73-tfc
PR?PERTIES, INC.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-47 \U ft.
lot on Lido Isle and 52~ ft. lot.
on Balboa Peninsula . \\'W con·
alder trade on 2 or 3 bedr"oom
WALTER V_ EMPIE
' Vi ce-President
736 S . Hill Stree t
beach house In Balboa or vtdn-Los _Angeles 55
ity. P hone Harbor 707 or inquire 1 a t 1569 Miramar Dr., Balboa. Phone : l\1Adison 7211
43--tf ! 77-ltc
OPEN FOR INS~tCTION
Sunday, 10 A. M. ¥, 5 P. M.
J UST COMPLE'J')':D
-O ne o f the m ost bea utiful homes in the H a rbor
a rea . Large living r oom with fir. lace, floor furnace,
d ining room w ith fren ch d oors o ning on patio; two
large bedroom s, unusu ally a ttrac ·~e bath. A kitchen
to de lig ht a h om e maker's he ti!· Double garage;
large Jot in restricted h e ig hborh .
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1312 ROCHE~]f ER
(Just Eas t of Otlge )
COSTA MES I
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77-ltc
BRIGGS ** BEST ! ** BUYS
OCEAN FRONT-Two B. R . ho~, will s leep eight. A
buy a t $8750. T e rms S2500 ~own.
BAY FRONT-Ne 1V two-bedroom.I Let us show you this
bargain s uprem e . i
NE\VPO RT BEACH-Brand nevf 3 B . R . with four-
room Apt. over gar age, all ! subject to decontrol,
!516,900. Terms. I
Fred -B R I G G $ -Tressa
Members of the Multiple · ting Division
634 Coast Hig hway . Phone Beacon 5778
700 E.
77-ltc
PENINSULA ~OME
Two Bedrooms. Fuinished.
$10,150 I
BAY ,FRONT l LOT
In El Bayo Y1ct
$14,000 i
W.L.JORD+N
Central, Balboa '.
" II " • t
Harbor 153
76-tfc
AT CORONA DE~ MAR
Hlllside Lots --------+----$ 800
LeYel Lots 1500
Ocean Frcnt Jots. Hillsides; 54' ft'oot 4500
W. J. HOLcclMB
1517 Cout Highway Corona del Kar
"Where. the Flap ' '76-2tc
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CORONA DEL MAR
Between the highway and ocean. Two units completely
furnished. Ohe rented at $75.00 per month. Both these
units on forty Jeet and an additional forty feet goes with
the property. It is all fenced and landscaped. A real
bargain at $18,000, terms can be arranged. '
JACK SULLIVAN --VICTOR M. WALKER ~
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AND ASSOCIATES
1205 Coast Highway corona del Mar
Ph. Harbor 1247-J -or Harbor 1037
As -8.11 independent broker your listings
get my personal attention. . / 76-2tc
BALBOA-'two-Bedroom, Furnished'-
D ouble garage,
Dow n pa yment
pay.
less than one block from ba y.
$4500 a nd balance $50 m onthly 1
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BALBOA-Ocean Front-
Duplex on corne r lot , two bdnns. u pper and one
bdrm. lowe r with lots-of sleeping accommodations
each unit, complete(y fu rnish ed, $22,500.
. ~OUTH{ COAST REALTY
& INVESTMENT CO.
Ros.s Greeley, Rea ltor -M onte R. Grimes. Insurance
Josephine_ W e bb, Realtor -
302 Main Street Bft,,LBOA Pr. Harbor 2034
77-ltc
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IF YOU HAVE THE LOT-
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We have the house for you-a two-bedroom h o me
a t a· price to fit the purse o f the prospective small
h om e builder-'
$5950
Y ou can 't a fford to let this g o by without iRvestigating.
Pho n e Beacon 5860, or bette r yet. drop in and see for yoursel!.
ASSOCIATED BUILDING· SERVICE '
· 7 11-C Coast Hiway, Newport Beach
I
CONSTRUCTION BY JAMES D . RAY
GENERAL CONTRACI'OR
BLUE PRINTS BY HARBOR DRAFTING SERVICE
77-2te
BALBOA ISLAND
NEAR NORTH BAY--3-bedroom California bungalow.
Sun deck over double g arage . Walk~ distance to shops.
Reasonable price and terms.
60,Foot LOT-Sou t h Bay Front-R-3 Zone
CORONA DEL MAR
, THE PERFECT HOME-Cha rming provincial h ouse on
beautiful 40 ft. corner of Sea view. One b lock f rom
ocean with ocean view. E xpresses pertect taste. Tu•o
bedrooms, large living room. love ly patio. Most a ttrac-
tive ho me offered '}t a moderate price.
Unfurn. $17,500.00 Furn. $18,950.00
NEWPORT BEACH ......
MODERNISTIC, one-story redwood home on 30-foot lot.
$8000, With terms
TWO-BEDROOM HO~Double frame
2-car garage. F e n ced pa tio.
coru;truction,
Price $7300
t LOTS.-:.
Canal front lot, R·2 zone, Ne wport ..... .Price $4850
Ocean fro nt Jot__ _____________ 1 ................ -.... .Price S2500
N e wport H eights Jot., ........... ___________ ,, __ . __ .Price $1200
Newport Beach inside lot__ __ , ___ , ___ .. ___ , __ . .Price $1500
BALBOA BAYSHORES
IN BEAUTIFUL NEWPORT HARBOR-A private
beach colony with private beach. Several brand new
two and three-bedroom homes featuring many attrac·
tive appointrnents-twCH:ar garages, breakfast bars, out-
side shower entrance, fireplace and patios. Call Mr.
Thomas at Beact>p 5748.
EARL W. STANLEY
REALTOR
COVERINS: GREATER
NEWPORT HARBOR
3113 W. CEN'nlAL 151ti AND mVJNE ST8. -~~~ ~~~ ~-COAST e..,.. 225 KARINE AVE. 115 COAST BWT.
Newport -Balboa-bl•ncl CoroM cle1 Mar TeL: ...... 518 .TeL; Hadxr 1Tl8 TeL: -i.-
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98-Y ear-Old Curator, Early
Resident, Amazed at City Growth
· l . . News of the Churches «Ea.Una can Kill You. • • •
Some 40 mUllon Americans face
rft1 claniler If they eo11tlnue their
o\>ereating.and fail to check their
clle1s with .a physldan. For Your
health's sake be sure to read
this powerful article in The Amer-
ican Weekly, that great magazine
cllatributed with next Sunday's Los
Angeles Ex~er.
Be Wise -Adveru.e
WORTHINGT
.·
Refrigeration
ll'llEON AMMONIA ·-•100-
Air Conditioning
-..-to llO -
Pressure Pumps
Cenirifugal Pumps
For All Prt•2JCC and
All UqaJdo 1p Stock
Olli ....
117 F11ED 1'1108T
No oae -"TV -nrpriood at tile rapid powtll of -&ton work In the dty of Newport Beadt than ooe of lta eartler niel·
denta, Phlllp Andrew ouneolaa, 98-ye.ar-old curator of the BlvenWe
City Mmeam Mr Gunaolm.. wbo wltb bb family, bu maintained
a wmmer J"f:lllden~ tn the 190 blOck of Elchtb. •tftet. Newport Bemcb,,
be f yean.. b.M been apendlnr the aummer bere while !: ~:e~r i:meum 19 belq remodeled. UnW tbo clty dedded to
mod m!ze t.be mmeum. Oamolm .
nl e "" weekends blere. nate<l by other philanthroplcal-
0 Y spen. · d d R . "d . ' th Despite his age. the curator has min ~ 1vcrs1 _e ot:nsf.ov~r e
aM-ived early each momtng to. last years sml.cehcd e lthrs "Iyty-
th d to the museum scum was estab JS in e c ~~h ise toe~~ 1n the baaement h all Ouilding, where Mr. Gu~lus
of the city ha ll building at River-h~ hs00erv~ i>a;tie~tly a1.nd d1stin·
side. H e carries his lunch and gu1s since .i ts .1ncep ion.
thermos bottle of fruit juice, eaUI Among the pr1zed possl"Ssions
n nd remains on the job of the museum are trunks,. the at . oon a work of an early Spanish artlSan,
UJ.llli 5 p.m . who bound theJll with heavily em-
On weekda~ and holidays when bossed leather to keep the~ (inn
t he muse~ ts clos~. t~e none>-and solid through the cr>nturles.
genarian hies away With his f~y F our hundred baskets from pat)-
to Ne"rport Beach. \\'here .he still oose carriers to crandles and acorn
likes to watch . othe~ enJOY ;:e baskets depict the handiwork or
outdoor sport 1.n \\'hich he as Indiam; from Alaska. Washington,
once adept-fishing. Oregon, Nevada and California.
ln 1925 Gunsolus \\'as asked by Wrouiht ln Iron
i'\.Yrs, C. Earle Runisey. a native of Th<'Y carry riames su<'h as Shos-
Eastchet1ter, New York. to become hone, Pomo, Maidu. Hopi and Wa-
custodian or the museum \\-·hich sh0€' \\'hich stir the poeticaJ im-
the Ne\v Yorker, the n a residez;it agination of both Young and old
of Rivrrside. had establish"ed Jn \Vh~visit the museum daily.
Riverside. Other relics on display are eight
Re-Uct Pri<'eles!I excellent chests: a n Alaskan food
f-fC'r husband's hobby \vas collect-box, Philippine a nd Ch inese camp-
ing rare objects of the early Amer-hor chl'sts. a Spanis h trunk with
ican Indians. It \\•as the collection htind-cmbroidcred leathe r and re·
0 ( valuea Indian ba.skc ts assembled inforcC'd \\·ith delicate iron work.
by the late biscuit mdnufacturer The latter also carries a curious
"'hich formed the nucleus around blacksmith lock.
-· .. ~ _ .a .. -i .. St.. "'hich \vas foundl'd Riverside's Any !\tore Ma~todons~
-goo ...,. ......... ..,.. Anaheim p h PbOoe 4&G first public museum. er ~ps there are many more
'~iiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~g,~~N~'w~m~e~r~o~u~s~o~t~h~c~r;r~c~l~ics~~"~'e~r~e;d~o-~ rare pieces. but the one that takes
11 the \'isitor back a million years
is the display of a fi\'c-foot tusk
of a mastodon and sections of a
lo,,·er jS\\' \\'ith the treth still
intact. . SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Roast TURKEY
FROO>CHICKEN
Thfs ancient p\t.ir was found by
Gunnar Kjellburg on property
\\'hich he O\vned in 1903 on the
west C'nd of Rubidoux avenue in
Ri\'erside. They '''ere e nmeshed
far below the mouth of a gravel
pit on the site.
Gunsolus bC'lieves that o ther
such a ncient a nlmals could be
found in Calirornia if one w as to
probe far e nough into the earth
especially ..)'/here there arc hu~e
forma tionrbf rock. ~-$150 .,
NEW YORK CUT STEAK ···---...... C ... ·-·-··---'2.50 WHOLE BROD.ED WBSTER ...... :'.\;::: .. _____ .. ..$2.50
I with drawn butter.
CORONA DEL 11.&Jl
COllDIUNITY
OBUBCH, OONGJll)()ATIONAL
Perry Frederick Schrock, M!nlster
611 Heliotrope Avenue ,,
Corona del Mar
9:45 a .m. Church Scbool.
Annual Rally Day.
11:00 a.m. Morning worship. Ser-
mon by ~lr. Schrock: "The Walls
of J ericho." ---
BALBOA ISLAND CHAPEL
!18 Acate A:,.enoe-
~v. Harry W. WbJ.te,
Auoclale Pastor
O!.urch School, 9 :30 un.
Marning Worship, 11 a..m.
FULL GOSPEL CBUBOll
!2nd and Elden, Cotta Me.a
Sunday school, 9,45; morning
wonhip, 11; Evangeliltlc service,
7 :30 p.m .: f\tid-week prayer meet-
.ng on Wednesday, 7:45 p.m.;
{oung people's evangelbtic aervice
on Friday, 7 :45 p.m.
FmST FOURSQUARE CBUBOD
OF COSTA MESA
Orange a nd Cabrillo
Rev. Y.lld !\Ira. G. \Vlll&rlfi'Stearm
Pa.ton
Phone Bf'acon 6826
Sunday School 9 :30 a1 m.
r-1ornlng worship ser:vice 10:45.
Crusader service 6 :30 p.m.
Berean service 7 p.m.
Evening evangelistic service at
7 :30 o'clock.
Wednesday, 7 :30 p.m . prayer
service.
Friday 7 :30 p.m .
e.nd Bible Study. -=--THE NE\\TORT RARBOB
LUTHERAN CHURCH
1027 Cliff Drive
Newport Heights
"A Changeless Christ for a
Changing World!"
9:30 a. m ., church school; 10:30
a. m., divine worship.
Rev. He rbert C. Roth, pastor
1162 E. Wilson St., Costa Mesa
"Come Once-You'll Come
Again~"
COSTA MESA COMMUNITY
CHURCB
Jost'pb II. Thompson, l\tlniater
124,£. 20th SL Ph. Bra. 5819-M
Oiurch school. 9:45 a.m.
!\Torning \Vorship. 10 :50 a.m.
Youth grou~. High school. In-
termediate, Adult, 6:30 p.m .
Eve ning service, 7 :30 o'clock.
BROD.ED SWORDF1SB STEAK ... ___ .......... _ .. ___ $1.50
FRIED COMBINATION SEA FOOD ·······-··-····--·$1.50 nuED SlffilMP ...... $1.50 RAINBOW TBOVT ... .Sl.75
I-fo\vever , that's a job for
younger scientists and explorers.
Gunsolus feels the Jeast he can
do at his age is take care of the
mastodons \\'hich other scientific
men now gone hav~ left behind
for public curiosity a nd vie\\'.
CHRI ST CHURCH BY THE SEA
Commwtlty MetbodUt
Bot Mince Pie with Brandy Sauce
8oop9 • s.•..i.. • ~
Sam's Sea Food Spa
and Fish Market
l'!>ow: Lone a_. 840-'ll. 802-00 and llU-GG
lllOl (lout lllchwa7 (N ... s...I _,.,)
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California National Guardsmen
\viii l'On1pc>tC' in a tY.·o-month re-
cruiting contC!it starting on Na-
tional Guard Day, todftf, for a
State recruiting prize which will
incl udC' a trip b.Y airplane to Wash-
ington and the Army-Navy foot-
ball g-a me at Philadelphia. Ma-
jor Genera l Curtis D. O'Sullivan,
today announced .
1•.20 \\'est Cealtal Aveaoe
Rev. E . D. Goodell, Put.or
Church School, 9 :50 a.m.
Morning Worship, 11 a.m.
Youth Fellowship, 6 p.m.
Evening Worship 7:30 p.m.
Mid-week prayer service, Wed-
nesday; covered dish dinner,. 6 :30
p.m.
OUR LADY OF MT. CABMEL
1'2S West Central Avenue
Sunday 1'1asses :
ST. JOHN VuNNEY OllUBOB
--blud Sunday Mn.ues:
8 :30 a.m. and 10 a.m. (year round)
Conf..Slons: Saturdays from
7 :30 to 8 :30 p.m.
ST . JAMES EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Via Lido
8 :30 a .m. Holy ConununJon.
9 :45 a.m . Sunday School.
11 :00 a.m . Morning Prayer a nd
Sermon . (First Sundays and Holy
Days: Holy Commt1nion.)
• ST. JOAOHIM CHURCH
Victoria and Tburln St.e.
Coata Meea
iiasses 7 a.m . daily.
Sunday 7 a .m . and 9 a.m .
' Confessions Sa turday, 4-5
and 7-8 p.m . --CHURCH OF CHRIST
p.m
Church aod Walnut Street.a
L Duane Canby, MloJstu
Services: Sunday, 10 a.m ., Bible
Study; 11 a.m . Morning worship.
SEVENTH DAY AD\'ENTISTS
Comer Bolsa and Old Country Rd
. Costa ?.1 csa
Sabbath school, Saturday morn-
ing, 9:30 o'clock.
Preaching service. 11 a .m .
"THE FRIENDLY" CENTRAL
BIBLE C HURCH
Rev. D\\"lght J(lnman, pastor
Meeting temlX)rarily in the Sev·
e nlh Day ;\dvcntist church. oor·
ner of Old County road and
Bolsa A\'C., Costa ~-1esa.
Sunday sChool, 9:45 a.m .
W orship serViceL-11:00 a. m.
Young people's scrvi~ p.m.
Evening evangelistic scnrice--
7 o'clock.
\.Ved.nesday, 2008 Anaheim Ave.
A cordial welcome to all.
T\''0 cgi;s the size of \vatcrmcl·
Jo ns arc among a collection recent-
ly donated to the Uni\'crsity o f
California !\1uscum of Vertcbratl?
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VALUE-PLUS FIATVREi ·
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30-Day Gas Take -Victory, Defense 4650 New Feetories
Medals Issued In State Since '44 SACRAMENTO, Sept. :22 -In
its first month California's 4Y.a
cents per g311on gasoline tax pro-TI \'elerans of th'• ApProximately 4650 new factor·
duccd net highway revenues of World· \Var ...,. ·1 bt · tw ies and major plant expansion.1 Sl0.070,597. William G. Bone lli, commuru Y can now_ o a1n o
chairman of the State Board of medals to match a couple of have been announced, started or
thC'ir "fruit salad" ba,... I ted · ca1 ·1 · d . th Equalization, made this revels-comp e Jn J orn1a unng e
tion here today, upon completion 1st Lieutenant Ed\.\·ard F. Tully, two and one-half year period end-
of collection of a gross tax for in charge of the U. S. Army and ing June 30. 1947, with private
July of . Sl0.818,458. based upon Air Force recruitlng stat ion at capital investment of about, $700,·
distribution of '.:!40,410.181 gallons 202~ W. 3rd St., -Santa Ana, tcr 000,000, Harty A. Mitchell, pres.i-
of motor · fuel. day a nnounced that the American de nt of the California State Cham-
D · J 1 J"·'G h th Defense medal and the World War ber of Commerce reported today. ur ing u y, .,.. · \V en e I I Vi Ctory medal arc available for tax rate V.'as 3 cents, the corres-As a further gauge of the Gold-
ponding fj gurcs were !7,185.717 issue 10 elegible veterans who pre-en State's treme ndous industrial
dl'rivC'd from saJl"S .of 239,523,908 ~ent. thc~~elves ~t the r<'cruiti~g expansion, Mr_ :fto-IitcheU announc-
gallons. In tC'rms of gallons, the .!'talion. \\Ith their honorable ?is-ed. that from 1939 throu~h the
increaSC' \\'BS 886.274. or .37 per charge from the Afmy, at any time .first half of 1947, private capital'
cent, but due to t.he higher r a t e from 8 ·00 ~.m .. to 5 p.m. investment in California manu.
the gain in gross tax was '5o.56 Anyone •n t.he Army bet,veen facturing has exceeded the federal
pc>r cent I Sept. 8· 1939 and Dec. 7· 1941 .....-.. vernment's he,a\'Y wartime in· · · rates the AmC'rican Defense medal er..> vestments in California industries. ·Lt . Tully pointed out. and those
15 Positions Open who served in the army between
Dec. 7, 1941 and Dec. 31. 1946 are ~tarting, Oct. 28 cli~ible for the World War rr
· \!ictory med.a\_ · ,
. ~1\CRA~ENTO. S~pt. ~3-State j 'fhe l\\"O m~als have only r-c-
c1\'1l ser\·1ce exam1nat1ons an· cently been coined by the u. s.
nounccd by th~ StatC' Pcdsonnel J\1int, and no general distr ibution
Board today \\·11! be held on t he has yet bc-<;-n m ade to army vet-
follov.:ing d ates: C'r ans, Lt. Tully said .
.. F ortune Tellers Exposed." • • •
F ortune tellers r eaped O\~r $125,-
000.000 last year, thanks to their
gullible ";ctirns. You can read the
Hocus4>ocus artists operate in The
American V.lcckly, that great mag-
azine distributed "·J th next Sun-
day's Los Ange les Examiner .
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for('111rin. 52:.?5: and senior de puty
counsc•I, compens;i;tion insurance
fund, $458. Reside nce waived ror
tonsultant in t'ducation for the
hilrd of hC'aring:. 8395: and ~JX'r·
vision or vocational instruction,
S281.
l it·tobcr 3(): for('st fire
patcher (men only), $255;
dis·
and
a~:<ot.:1a1c transportation rate ex-
{)C'rts, S395. Residence '''aived for
n1C'rticttl social ,,·ork('r. grad(' l .
~'.!68: and ml'dical social v.1orker,
!,rradc 2, S310 .
Lido Isle
MODEL HOME
November l : Institution sheet
n1etal ,,·orker. S'.!55; junior clerk.
S160; intermediate clerk, $180; a nd
structural stC'cl painter, ~268. Rcs-
idc•nce \\'ai\'cd for assistant me·
chanical .cnginl'C"l"ing draftsman.
S325: Associate l\·IC'chanical En-
ginrer . S395: and plumber fore·
m .J.n . prrvailing rate.
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by
sgNTfl flNfl rUllNITURt co.
426 W. FOURTN 9TK[T ../f. SANTA ANA, CAL1r:'o'2NIA
.Mo..: ... ,&J.,O.JLl .Kt.!Mi!JIUi!CL!it!J.W.4i#$.l..i.UAi11&31$.
challenge
imagination •
Go East the Low-Altitude
8 a .m ., 9 :30 a .m., 11 a .m
Confessions: Saturdays from
J :00 to 5 :30 lllld from 7 :30 to
Bo30 p.m . 0 AuH1enlic A.rchitecrurol O•sig r ...
Advanced 1hinking orchi1ecls who 'b elieve !he funclionol mus! be
com bined with an atmosPhere of warm frie ndliness end character
provide the creative geni~s for these ind ividually interesting homes
now under construction in exquisile l ido Isle.
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GOLDEN STATE ROUTE
CHICAGO • ST. LOUii • .NEW YORK
For on-the-level comfort ••. smooth g oing all the way ... go
East on Southern Pacific's Golden State Route -the famous low~
altitude line across the colorful range and grain lands of the nation.
Ooftv6'f'ltefl t daily achedu.'l& ••• wide choice o.f accoJnmodation3 .•• top trains:
GOLDEN STATE ,
LM-Aattilea-Chk ago in 48% hours at no
ertra fare. Luxurloua irtrea.mllned Pull-
mans (sections, bedroom!:, drawing rooms,
compartments, roomettes) ... resert.-ed
aeat reclining chair cars. Through. service
to New York (no change of cars) ... Pull-
man 'to SL Louis.
Leavea ,Los Angeles 11 :15 a.m. daily ;
arrives Chicago 1 :30 p.m. sec;ond after-
noon following.
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IMPERIAL
Oa1y Ii UdC .. 11 1atd trolm via hiatorl,C Im•
pertaI Valley and Old )lexlco. Fut, 151·
hour Loo Anget .. Chlcago llChedule; only
two nlghU en route. Modem mt•ndan1
Punmam ( lediona, drawing room.a. com·
partmenta) to Qi.lea.go, K•n•• Oty .••
-oleepen and cb&lr can to Cblc:qo.
IA&-Loo Angoleo 2 :'6 p..m. clallr.
antno Cblcaco 7:'6 p..m. llCOZld •ftDID&'
tollawlng.
,_ laforll:t ... • _.. ,.11natlw, ... your••_..,. LP. a...._
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E. B. SHARPLEY, District Agent . " ....... ' . 1'111• IMI
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ASSEMBLIE3 OF GOD
Roy \\'llson, Putor
American Legion Ball. 15th
and Central Ave.
Sunday school, 10 a.m.
Mornlng service, 11 .a.m. ,
Evening evangelistic serv1,ce at
7:30 p.m
Mid-week service, Thursday at
7 :30 p.m:
f:hristian Science
Lr>'son T ext 'Realitv'
1·11{' Golllen 1·f'xt of the 0Sllnday
J.esson·S('r1.1o n on ··neallty" In a ll
bran1·heii or Th~ ~l ather Church,
1·hc i''ir!:l 1·11 11 ri·h of Christ, Sclen·
t i~I. In l!oston . is l'hosen from the
l's:ilrns. and re~HI~. "As for God. bis
\\ a:i-· l s flf•rfrct : !he "·ord or the
J.orll is lrh:ll : he i~ a buckler ta
all tho!le that 1111st in him."
~l altbe\v·s l ~o:-!'cl relall'.s that
.. J l•sus "'<'nt nb.out all the ritles and
,·Jllagcs, t1·a1·hing iO. their syna·
gosi1rs, and prr:ir bing the gospel o!
the kin gdom.and healing e\·ery sick·
nes.s antJ e\·(·r)· disease among the
peoplC'. ·• A pa~sage rrom The Arts
recortJs that P('tl'r carue "to the
!'atnts \\"htr h t.l11·cJt a t Lydda. And
there b e ro i1nd a rt>rtain man
narucd Aeneas, \1 hich had kept bis
bed eigh t }·ears. and \1·as sick o!
the palsy. And f'ci.t'r said Unto him,
Aeneas, Jr•sus Christ maketb thee
whole: arise. and make thy bed.And
he arose Immed iate!)·. And all that
dv.·elt at Lydila and Saron sa\\' him.
a nd turned to the Lord."
'"Is the Sirk man sinful abo're all
olhers ~ .. a sks 1.tary Baker Eddy in
'"Scl&ice and Health )Jlth Ker to
the Scriptures." She replies,. ~·Ko!
but so rar as he ts discordant. be
Is uot the image or God. \'\~eary or
their material beliefs, from which
comes so much suffering, tnPlids
grow more spiritual. as tbe error-
or be lief that lite Is Jn matter-
1ields to the rea..Uty of spiritual
Lile.• t
Christian Science
FDIST OBUBCH OF OBBl8T
. !ICIDITlllT Lido Tlieater, O...tnl ... _
-Via Lido A bnmch of The Mother Orurdl,
The Flnt Olun:h of Olrlst. Scl-
mtlat. In Boat<lll. M•••d>-tta.
Sunclay Scbo<>l at 9:30 L m. 8-
dQ Servkle at 11 L m. Wedll.-4•7
Testtm;ydal lleednc at 12 ddodt.
Readlnc Room -ted .&1 lll
Pallil atreet. ~ .. open doll7
from 1 p.m. ID 5 p.m. ~ S-
d&YI . and bolid&Jo9 ... -111 ab-
... ¥'Id.
Tiie publle .. OOl'dlall7 l&tlled to ·-the -di wflca ail -ti.R ...... 8-.
No lwo home1 alike
0 Con1trucled by builder ol fine:'
hom9-1
0 Planned lo p•rmil etoAomicl
e J1pon1 ion1
0 o~er1i::• rooms anti garages
0 Ab11ncfonl wordrobe1 and cfOJ•h
0 Spacious potios ond t•rrocu
0 lorg• ruomy sil•J on po•..d slr•e
0 All uliliti•s und•rground
0 IJnwuol •ori•ly cloy Iii• roofs
0 Glamorous Iii• bolhs
0 Kilchen wollf. of b.ouliful Mor/II•
0 lif•lime copper wol., piping
0 Sfoinleu sl"' w•oth•r1lrippi"f1
0 Kiln dri.d inle<iat woodworlc
0 Startling ond rich .,...11 paper
0 Ad•onc•d Payn• forced oir heoting
0 Modern essenlio/s include B•ndi.-,
Frigidaire, Mogic "Chef rang<•,
oorbope dispcnol unir1, •le., •
0 Priced below comporoblc 1 :::r 1
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Th e soundness oF construction is cssured
bocouse they ore .built by o mon who ·thr~
::J sc or• of years hos 1oleroted only the finest
-o "'on whose r•putotion is vouched
i.:i r by hi s imposing sot'1sf1ed clienlele -
'Ar George Ho/s •e•n
To be obi• to offer rhes• homes ot pric•
well below the current cosl of bvilcfing. thirtv--
llve of !hem ore being built tAnwhoneously.
tv\oss buying ond moss constn.ictioft .. rhOCI. kl•• effected substontiol 1avings-0U of w+-i~
k beirig passed on to lhe bvy.,. Thi1 hos
been occomplishl!Kt without tocrillcing ~
vK!uolity - no two hoai•• r esNlbl' e tlOcb olh.r.
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The unique ch arm. 1he casual e ~clusiveness on~ beneficient envir<:>nment
ol the on e o nd only Lido isle are richly enhanced by the inleresJing
1ndividuolity ol these 35 new homes. They really conlribulc generously ' . to gracious livi ng and ioyful recreation.
model home eomplot• ,.
every de1oil and revea ling the s11bs1on1i ol
construclion,interesling _ploMing ond purpos ..
lul design invites your u1mos1 scrutiny. If you
conleniplote o new home, o 'tisit IO this Model
Home will reword you tichly -W•kont•f
foch of these l5 homes occupies o large Oftd
JpOciOUS si te -.acb hos overly larg e fi.,ing
quortert 10 occol'MIOdot• The oddi1ion or 1110t•
bedrooms ond another both if delir.d ond ..
Kl orrongl!Kt lhot lhll con be occornplid'led
wilh04.lt remodetring ond ot minllTIUCll ·~
This b o footur • worth considering..
Ir will be our ~ri11Llege 10 tole you on o ~OtlT' of•Wp9Ction -oncl incul'1 no obliQOKon Oft yow
port. lf lfOU choose, we will be happy to orrong• oa oppoititm•nf to auit yow conw.Nenc.s.
P• a. palmer
Sales Agent
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lido• newport
R A T E D
beach, colif.
no rbor 1500 •
E. eddreu, vie Lido Nord, corner of via Quito . .
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Editor of · the News-Times: I ·than li0%:
• 7 %'ed ETwf ~l!li•y .ad. 'ftV9llQ ~ Volmne ma I rise again to remark that the tlon ·areu with almost 100,000,000 There h ave been many. reasons' we incorporated and sold ---,..o.-~O~IOl~lla~~-~-~~M~~ll~-~~ .. ~~t~·1s~'!lll~S~t~•~l7~W~...,~-~!'!'~·~'1'._ ____ \admlnistration MUST take the Population. She we allowed, by advanced pro and· con on the pro-bo1J.s and paid $377,800 .00 per people into its confidence. The sit-Mr. Roosevelt, to keep Germans at posed incorparation of Cc.ta Mesa, year for running o~ city govern-
Sul»a1pfJon P ayable 1n Ad.vance:-$2.50 per year in Oran1e County; uatioQ is too serious for anythln& slave labor. She has had lend-but I think each vo\er c!n de-me 1 t w~at benefits would we get
$:2.75 per year to 4th zone; $3.00 per year to 8th zone else. We were told that we m UJt lease totalling 11% billions. te~ne _how to vot.e to h is own for this lar&'e expenditure. I t Will
Ent.eel u Second-Oala matter at the Poltotfice in Newl>Oft Bead\ vote 400 millJons "to s top commun-saUsfact1on by deciding in his own no give ua sewers it will not
Cailloplla, under the Act of March 3. ]t)97 Ism in Greece," but' we were not mind it . t he bad features of . in-gtv' UI 8.ny mOre etiicient eovern·
told how, nor whether this really O t f th p t corporation out~eigh any possible m eht (the county is doing a good
iAM D. PORTER Publisher means 400 millions or 4 billlons. U Q ·e &$ advan tages. I :s1ncerely feel tha t Job; it will not eradicate juvehlle
lfBWPORT BALBOA WBW8.·TIMB8 r-----+-----------'---· 1r---------'~---.:..._ _ _;_ __ THIJ::::;::::Ao.111-W= !!i ... , I is e t 0, Re m a r k \Letters to The N ews.-Times
N Ews-T• M Es BON--........ r ·
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. F . G. FROST --' -City Editor _, r~ LUCIUS S. SMITH. m . · Managine-Editor A few wttks before. we told ___ FROST t ht> few bene'fits derived wouJd de~quency as most citi'es have
W. F. DIXON • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • Adv~tisin& Manager China, in firm tones. that the nat· be secured at too gt'eat a cost fo d that a police departme nt is Prtntlna P lant, 3011 w. Central Avenu"e, Newport neach, Caillornia ionalis;tic and the communi5tic par-to the taxpayer . no effective in ..this respect (there
til'S must work together to receive W ake . Excepting the sewerage sit~a-is pot much adult crir;ne in Costa "Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach American aid ; now WC tell the The windy shadows\ or the night lion the worst fac.ior confron ting M<Ja), It would not give U8 better
A Dependable Loc&I ID9Ututioa. for Over S8 't'ean other side of the world that only are tossed, Costa Mesa today is the County ro~the county is doi ng 8 good
NATIONAL EDfTOP.IAL
those y;ho fight rommunisn1 will And all the love I knew for you is Pla nning Commission. This com-jo On our roads and the city
r eceive our help. I t is not a pie-lost. mission does not seem to have any go ernment would probably not Active ture to appeal to the r ational mind. You spoke of all the joyous, laug-plan of development tor Col;ta mipntain the roads as JVe ll a.1 the
Least or all is the plcJure of ing years; l\1esa. It has made some very poor CO!_nty. We can have sidewalks
OOK~ Member our attempted a ppeasC'mcnt of You never mentioned later, lonely rulings on setbacks on ow: busi-anp a better li ghting system by f Russia. \Vith memor ies of l\tunich tea.rs. ness str eets, has hurt cer tain rl'S· ~peration with the county. We
0 a nd "peace in our time" still fresh. -Charline Martin· Moore. iden tial areas by J>E'rTnitting ob· no ·have a sanitary district which
\\'(' tell Russia she must surely be-• • • noxi ous busin£'Sses to come in a nd ha dies garbage and trash. This
~·HOT ROD" HOLOCAUST
Every new ge neration plagues its elders with its
reckless ze st for speed, and the ·present crop of
youngsters is running true to form , with the roaring,
backfiring, stripped down, nerve-rack ing "hot rod "
jalopi es. '
have, but continue to se nd locomo-TllE 11 . .\L IFAX STORY has been gener ally inconsiste nt di~ict can be enlarged to take
tives. food, machine t ools. ships Some yeR.rs ago Lord H alifax on Cos la 1',tesa problems. How-in j ~ of the Costa Mesa area if
and an astonishing list of commod-was traveling to Bath. and shar<'Cl ever, this feature can be corr~!ed defircd. So what additional bene-
ities. any and all of which in the a Ntilway compar tment \\i,th t wo to a large cxt.ent b_Y ~rgan1z1ng I fit~ \\'OU\~ you get for $377,800.00
opinion of a more practical mind, prim-looking, middle-aged women. our O\\.'Tl pla nning ctistr1 ct. a n ual city expenditures, except
could be used to enforce our de-Shortly be for e reaching Bath Everybody \\'a nts sewers f o r a ity planning comnlission?
For let's sec '"'hat Russia has his o\vn hand several times. prC'sc nt out.f a:ll sc_\ve ragc capacity ta after incorporation-and the
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•• a. palmer INCOlrOIATID
w. o. buck, Insurance counselor
3333 v ia l i do,-newport
telephone ne)Yport beach,
bea ch, cal i f.
harbor 1500
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Gohn's Battery Service
llOI. Cout Hlchw•1 -Newport Beedt
llIBllC~8 BEAOON LANDING
Distributor for
Solar Batteries
Marine and
Automotive Batteries
Wbolel&le • Retail
ALL TYPES B ATrERIES REPAIRED
JUNK BATIERIES BO UGHT
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Today's noisy scene is actuall y a · counterpart of
other years when buggies caree ned .wildly through
town and "souped-up" Model T's were the scourge
of qu iet community life.
mands for political good behavior the train passed throug h a tunnel., Costa MC'sa just as quickly as (lnd remember Yo u \viii still'
In th<' saiellitC' na ti ons. nnd Lord 1-lalifax noisily kissed possible, but unforluna tely t ~ e h[e to pay your regula r count y
obtained so far: I suspc>et this is As 1hc t rai n dre"' into the 1s not suff1c1en t . to take care of co nty tax has been r a ised about
only 'p;irt of thf' bl :1ck siory, '\\'e station he arose, took off his hat. the se,vcr agc disposal of ~osta 35;;-oil this year .
knov.· hy no\\' to l'XJX'C I nl most and in his most gallant mannf'r 1\t esa. In oth('r \VOrds. to 1ncor-\.Vhen you coni-ide r the salier.t \';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;;;~~;;~~
anything es fC'V(')a lions leak out ai-krd. "To '''hic-h of you t,,.u parate. v•ould not b~lng se'-'·ers fe,turcs of t his incorporation I
from thC' "confC"rr ncC'~" attC'nd<'d chnming lndic-s am I indcbt('d for any qu1 ckC'r than \V~ '\'111 C\'C'ntua~-prbblem I am sure the great m a-
by the g<'nerous 1'-lr. Roose\·clt. \\'ho the dC'llghlful incident in the tun· ly get lhC'm . \\'e \Vtll have to \\'a.it jor.ity of votC'rs '''ill vote no on
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But soc iety is catching up with the kid s-both
present and future. A re ce ntl y enacted law prohibits
ba1Ticaded highway ra cetrac ks, forbi ds the entire
gang festooning itself over one jalopy, and makes
full size mufflers a .must. Some Army Air Fi eld s, iP
a precedent-setting ge~ture, are attempting to rul e
out th e hot rod of the future by decreeing that a ir-
pl ane pilots must stay aboYe 3000 feet-except for
take-off and la nding-to deter buzzing.
The "old folk s" appea1' to have headed off the hot
rod holocaust-temporarily at least. But it's probably
a holl ow vic tory. Ev en if th e kids have to resurrect
Old Dobbin from the glue factory, they'll find some
way to get around that's faster than walking-and
far noisier.
,,·as sui-.cC'ptihl<' to th(' idea or ap-j ncl ?" u ntil the county outfall sc\\·er OCtober 7th.
IX'H!'Cm<'n t. J-[,. Th rn hee1 t a hasty retreat, plan is completed. Signed :
I n rhr trC'nly ,,·1th Italy. Rt1ssiil \('ll\'inc: the tY;o ,,·om('n glarin~ at ·rhe cost of city government to-OR. P . A. CHA~1BERLJN
c:ot 100 n1ill ions : )·11c:o!'ln\'i!I r:nt 1'<1C'h other. d ay is very high. Based upon pop-____ · ___ _
12:i millinns, nnd ''''o lh1rds of • • • ulotion and the C'stimatcd 1947-48
\'rnf'zia-Giu lifl. Triestf' l>f'cnn1C' frc<' l\t .:\RRJ,\GE IS fSll~\R P budgets for the thirteen inC'f'Jr· STEPJ-IEN GRAHAJ\t, auth<Jr of
territory. }-f('re's somcthin~ to the pcint. 110ratcd cit i('S of Orang(' county The DC'ath of YestC'rday: "Nothing
In tht• !rC'iltY '"ilh (1 1111 L:.1r y, :!r'iO "'.\l arriat::C':· !'ays Sidn('.)' Smith, the ;:i\·erage per <:._.'lpita tax of is• more pathetic than the ''some-
n1illions to Russi:i : 50 millions t<1 from Tahlc T alk From IJ('n John-lht'!'C' citif'i; in . $41 .'i'R. This in-day" ta lk. Someday is never .
'l:ui.:oslavia : dilto to \zcchos\o\·a· son to Leigh Hunt : E\'('ryman':" eludes every man, "·oma n and Yquth is the time of possibilities.
kia. and NorthC'rn Trnnsyl\'anln Libr;iry-F.. P. Dutton & Co .. "re· child Jiving in these ci ties. Based If you star t Ji,·i ng '~h('n )'OLI_ are
1n Ron1ania. 1:;l'n1b\(·s a p::i \r of sh('ars. so joined upon a 10,000 popula tion, esti-young you do ~ot arrive _at middle
In the t1·C'aty \\'ith Rornanin: Yl<l lh<lt thC'y cannot h<' separatC'd: mntC'd by Postn1ast('r Hazel Gi\l,18 ge;,You remain young till you are
n1i\lion" tn nusc:;ia : l3u ko\vina ttnd oftC'n moving in opposite d ir<'C-for thC' proposed cor'poratC' area old.
llessarahia to Russia, nnri Dollrud-lions. yet al\\'ays punishing: e ny-of C'oi;:ta flif('sa. \\'Ould mean tha t r--------------
jR 10 Ru lgarin. one \\'ho con1cs bc t,vecn thc n1." if C'ostn !\·fC'S fl had , the aver age
In thf' trf'tt ty \\'1th Finlnncl. the> • • • municipal expense of the other
~~<lCt'-IO\'i n~ liltlC" na tion \\'h ich :\S IT \\'ER E Cll iC'S it . \\'OUld cost $417.800.00 to
";1tfackrd" Russin, 300 n1illi lln~ ancl i1rard H (·ute one thC' oth('r dny run thC' clty. The propo nents of
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the principal Finnish port. Pctsa· in Balboa. ,-\nita S('xton \Vas tt'll-incorporati on havt' estimated that
1 mo. to Russia. ing one of ht'r fri('nds that !!he Cos1a r-.1esa 'vou\d r eceive about Martne Wan
At Yalta. \to thC' £"\'C'rlasting "'as cook for 200 Lions 1hat ,,·cr1· S·IO.Ol'Xl.00 per year from state THERE IS HOPE.IN JAPAN
It seems in c·rerlible that the Japanese. millions of
wh om followed thei r mnitary leaders in paths of
sadistic bn1ti shness un surpassed in modern hi story,
could achi eve, in a few sho1t years, an understandi ng
of Chri stian principles. But man y observers-believe
that blind id olatry of th e military eult is dying out
in J apan. .
In an interview last week, General Douglas Mac-
Arthu~ dec lared. that remarkable progress has bee n
mad e 111 co nv erting th e Japanese people to th e ideals
of freedom and democracy. Like all Orientals, the
General pointed out, th e Japanese hate a lose r. Be-
cause totalitarianism brought ruin to J apan, th e peo-
pl e are ready to adopt the methods of the wi nn er.
~ew conce~ts both spi ritual aQd eco nomic, are gain-
1n~ ground 111 Japan today under MacArthur's leader-
ship . and in his opinion, the country is well on th e
way toward becoming self sustaining.
This is the Nation whose fi endish atroc ities duri ng
w~r are related by Colonel Willi am C. Braly, former
pnso ner of .~h e J!lp.anese. in hi s ne\\'. book "The Hard
\V ay Home . Thi s 1s the coun trv which . Colonel Bralv
bitterly remin ~s us, is responsible f or th e a palling fact
th at on ly one 1n three of the Am eri can so ldier, sail or
a~d l\ol arine priso ners taken in the Phili ppines, sur-
Vlv ed to return after V-J day.
If such people can have the clear vi sion to re-
nounce the e\'il s of di ctatorship and brutality--a nd
General !vlac Arthur beli eves thev have made a sound
beginning-it see ms inco mprehensible that th e peo-
ple of Europe, with centuries of Ch ri stian tradition
behind them. should wait abjectly-as th ev ~eem to
be-fm· the Co mmunist tide to engulf them. For all
about th em li es ilie evidence that in the end totali-
taranism is th'e loser. '
REFLECTIONS
Tift:. f',\TH TO l"ORT\'SL The Dnlh l f\ for111n,. h~ n•:i.ov 1r:i.vr ler•
Soo1 .. fl f It\""' ,1umhl" ao..I f11JI. olh<!'r~ lo~ Th••1r '11'."lJI. " ~·,,~· ft'W w.)
on In fc>rn1n1• ln.v.mll<'h :i.11 m· n a/'f' ~01 b;•no • ..,.,. ir.un PQl \UN'.
•ralth a.n,f 1n fl11"n''t" by bt-lp1n• tho.'Ot· •'bu ilJ't• lo·~• for1un:ite thRn
our,.•l\·1••
\\·r :I.NI tr;1•·.,hnw; IOlrt lbl.'r ., tow:Uu a c-ommun ~o:i.I. •t-:i."" brna
It'<'\ by Lh"LW' ilh1·a.I of 111 and In lurn w~ are 1tad<'rt1 to tbooie sbn are
brh1nd UI.
8" lhOUfhtr111 o f tho!'(' fl(':\/" YOU U a.t lbt m. R!'!P lbtm : an.I
tht'Y •"tll h,.ID .'"Oil :O.Ou nian tr11\'t'l• a..lone. no Ont' •&nit 10 ; ea.-h one
o f Ut 1,, dt::D<'ll\kn \ UPOTI &Offie<ltlf' el~ iU\!J be It dt>1)en,!l'Ol upon II .. . -
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shame of thC' UniT('d St:itC's, ancl e xpcc\C'd in to\\'ll. Said her friC"nd liquor. ga:-olinC". license' plate tax OE!'li"'EBAL B.EPAJR.8
O\'C"r the Churchill protc>stl thC' Un\\·ittingly, "\\'C'll. I guC"ss you rtnd city court fines. hut it \\'OU!d KAINTENANCE
SbuthC'rn half •or Sakhalin nnd all \\·ill ha\·e to kill a lot o f horsC's.'' o;till IC'a\'e S377 .SOO.OO to be raised
adjacent islands to Russia, also • • • 'by direct ta.xation. This annual
Port Arthur. fo r a naval base, also WIT budgt.•t expense ,,·ould be in addi-
lh(' K urile islands. Dairen suppos-\Vhen . in his abysnlal ignoranC"l lion to a large bond issue \Yhich
adly "inter nationalizC'd." You have of India. Coi-mo 1-la milton laid the the city ,,·ould hnve to float to
SC'('O rec<'nt reports of Russia's SC'C'ne of his first novel in 1hat provid<' moncv to build or f ('nt
closing this po9 . "n'lC' Chinese: rail · s tran$:(' land. he sought to disarm buildings to hou,.;e the kity de·
roads to be operatC'd by a RU'Ssia n-criticism of th(' "·o rk by gi\'ing: it partmcnls and buy the necessary
01inC'se con1pany. China \Vas not a rath<'r fl ippant titlC'. equipment for those departments,
ronsultC'd in a ny detail of this JC'rome K. Jeron1c promised a somC' of '''hich is quite expC'ns ive.
"agrc('mc nt." fri.('nd of the young author that \\'hy consider these large t'Xpcndi·
At Potsdam, undC'r S talin. ,\t· he ,,·ould rC\'i('\V the book in his turC's for proP\'rty and equipment \
lee and Truman. \\·ho has s uhi<e· thc>n \\0C'ekly n1agazin£'. llamilton in this infl<ited era \Vhc n the pur-1
quently said if h(' knl,,\' thrn ,,·hat ''·aitC'd impatic>ntly for the genial chasing po\\·cr of the dollar is
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hf' kno\vs nO\\·, hC' \Vould no! h:tVC' humorist's comment . ----------------------------
agreed : Poland partitioned. unt\or Eagerly scanning lhe publica-PROFESSIONAi DIRECTORY
a Russian controlled pu'ppet i:;ov-lion. the author r('ad : 'l-
C'rn 1ncnt . Russia given a freC' hand "\\'hlrh I" Abs.u.rd, by CO!'lmo
in its GC'rm~n zone. and rN AD-llan1llt on. Quite so."
DITJON 1 5~ of the mL·tal. thl,nli-• • • J
cat and machine induslrit'~ in lhC' L1\ST \VORD
flritish. Frrnch anr1 t\merican \\.isl' n1('n, ins t('ad Of <'Xploding J
zones. KOC"ni~sbcri;: and the ndja· g('ner al prejudicrs. said Edmund
cent ll'rritor)· to Russia. r-.tillions ] Burke, C'mploy th('ir sagacity to
of GC'rmans mO\'C'd from thr arC'as discovC'r the lalcsl \\·isdom \\'hich
givC'n tp Russia and P oland. Brit-prevails in them.
ain and the L"nited StatC'S i:;a\'e ·
up claims to GC'rm.'.ln nssrts in DR. R 0 BER T G 0 RD 0 N
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flungary, Romania and East . .\us-r<lcy must 1)'f"otcct its idl.'als. sho\v
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LE-R. Rorick RT-Weathen\·ax
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LG-ll~nrotln Hit-Tripp
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Junior Fishermen to Be Given
Angling Club Trophies Saturday
Saturday at 2 p. m.. Frank IJnneJl, preUdent of tbe Balboa ~
club, wtU preeeat trophies to tbe wt.nnen of t he three-month-lone ,Jun-
ior Fhbermen'• Tournament. Be wlll be aNJ.sted by P ere Pellett who
wu ln charp of reptratlon and .welgbJ.nc In all flab ca&cltet t111tered
la the tolll'llament. · · ~
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NEWS.TIMES.
ST AN K E N T"O N
and His Orchestra
BOYD HUR LL BOOTS 01'"E. Coach \\'endell "Pick'' Pickens
(left) and ~tant Coacb Carlton Cromie eye the kick u they "'hip
Tan throucb Ooal scrtmmace tleflslons belore aeuon's opene r agahuot
-Bonita tomorrow nlcht. -photo by Gerhardt
to receive trophies include alba-
core class: J . Small. Newport
Beach, first, v.ith a fish weighing
28 lbs.. 6 oz.; Buddy Bradford
Pla~ntia, second with a fish
weighing 18 lbs. 12 oz.; Bill Kraft,
Los Angeles, third, with a fish
v.·eighing ·17 lbs. 6 oz. Tuna class:
Charles Scurlock, Balboa Isla nd,
rirst. '''hose fi sh weighed 12 lbs.
SPORTS
Thursday, Sept. 25, 19''1
12 oz.; Lee Jayred, Balboa I sland, •·------------~
Frictay, September 26th
·Saturday, September 27th
'Pick' ~Weighs Tar Workouts,
u Sees Opener as Toss-up
second, v.'hosr fish \Veighed 12 lbs.,
7 oz.; Bill Breer . Balboa Island,
third, \\'hose fi sh \\'eighfd 12 lbs.,
4 oz.
rn the halibut class, Rod La-
Shclle of Los Angeles \\'a5 first
place v.•inni r. with a f ish \•:eh;h-
ing 16 lhs ., 8 oz.; .lay 1\nn Rur-
gess. Balboa, second, 'with a 13-lb.,
9 oz. fish ; Al an Lcv.•is. Ne,,·port
Beach. third, v.·ith a fis h \Vf";~hing
6 lbs., 2 oz. Bass class: Jan Ann
Burgess, Balboa, first, \Vit h a fis h
\\·cighing 8 lbs., 3 oz.: Leslie Ja\'-
•1uai·d . Balboa, second, \\"i th a 4. lb.
fish ; John Cra ve n. Balboa. third
\Vith a 3 lb .. 6 oz. trophy fis h.
Deer Hunters
Enter New
Game Areas
Last \\'eek decr hunters in
Calirornia packed up their hO{lt -
ing equipment along the coastal
hunting regionS e.nd m ade t heir
\\'ay t o the game areas in t he
east ern par-t of the state as the
Coastal deer season ended and
the Eastern a rea season began.
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Newport Harbor High's pride
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n1ony in dualism as the premiere
performance of the '4 7 football
s('ason sh ares the spotlight \vith
the grand i naugural of n ight foot-
ball at Davidson Field. Clint
Sa\\'in's school band \•;ill be on
hand to provide the music.
But PickC'ns isn't suffe ring his
hot and cold flashes solely as a
result of curtain-time jitters. tie's
merely registering primary emo-
tional r£>spons£>s as he totes up
th£> form sheet for t omorro\V
ni ght 'g starting line-up. Here's
briefly the v.•ay it looks:
Bill \Veather\l,1ax and Bob Kil-
lefer look good at the tackle
positions. But against that is the
ract that both contenders for
c£>nter are sidelined-Nourse with
ill ness and l\lonaro with an injury
picked up in the fi rst .scr immage
a week ago. This leaves l\·l ac
Henrotin, up from last year's B
squad. as a like ly start er .
The r unning attack is coming
along pre tt}' \\'ell. ·But against
that is a 1>assi ng attack still in
its infant stag£>s. 'fhis presagE'S
a ground-IC\'Cl campaign against
Bonita, but Bob Gibbons, v.·ho is
definitely slated to start at ta il-
back. \\'ill no doubt atten1pt a
fe\v tosses.
Boyd I lur rell and Bill \Veather-
\\·a..x form a better than aver age
pla C'<'-kicking combo. but the T ars
arC' not y('t convinced thl.'y're got
a mone y-player punter . Gibbons
will probably do much of the kick-
int-;:. and Pick thinks hr can count
on the kid for a possible 43-
yard a\'era~c this year.
"lt adds up to about a toss-
up." Pick concludes. '"Bonita \Vas
co-champ of lhl'ir league last
year and they ha,·c 10 lettermen
back, fo ur of them first s tringers.
Winners in the spot fin croaker
class \Vere Jack Turley, Costa
Mesa. first, v.•it h a 9 lb., 3 oz. fis h
and Thomas O'Kecfe or Balboa
Island. second.
Merchants' 800-Play
To ·Open Mesa Bowling
From a r ecen tly conducted sur-
vey of the eastern game area just
01>ened and from reports of the
California F ish and Game com-
mission, observers concluded that
the deer season \\i ll be exception-
ally good. Deer seem to be
plentiful in most sections, it was
disclosed . The eastern area sea-
son is open until October 15.
Hotrod Drivers
Eye Flaherty
G.R.A. hotrod throttle mashers
Bruc:.e Carnahan said today t hat
four team s \\'iii definitely begin
competition Oct . 1 \Vhen the five-
man, "800" merchant's league will
begin bov.·Jing at t he Costa l\tesa Recreation Jiall. go into tomorro\v night 's fracas
. at H untington Beach speed\vay
The tean~s cnterC'd Include S1mp-\Vith fl \var y ('}'e 't oward the ne w s~n and ~ollar, Cra\\"ford Drug:, smoketrail hero. P at J Flaherty,
P1nklC'y Drug ~nd A1_pha ~ta. ~ \VhC'n the roadsters take their
. Carnah_an . said h_e 1s still ~ry-,Vi':>kl 7S-lap v.•hirl. beginning at
1ng to organize an eight-team, five-8_15 y
h d-I II · p.m. m~n an icap ('ague . 3:s \\"C a . P:it 's recent '"inning streak and
mixed doublC'S compet1t1on. his climb into t hoc top ten since
taking over at the v.'heel of Del Albert Irwin New Baxter's 20. make h;m a standout
C h V I . target for current poi nt leader s . OaC at a enc1a H eavy footed chauffeurs like J ack
High in Placentia McGrath. Ma n_ucl Ayu_Ie, Andy
Lirtden. and Sl1n1 !\tath1s \Vlll be
out to stop lhe "Flying Irishman"
from making it three in a row on
tbe beachside oval.
AlbC'rt l r,,·in, son of Sadie
lnvin. prominent Ocean Front
resident. has bt1C'n appointed coach
a t \'alC'ncia I Iigh school in Pla-
ce nlia.
lr\\'in mo\'ed his family to !heir
nt.•\V home in t ime for h im t-0
start pre-season \\'Orkouts \\"it h hi s
nl'\\' team.
Question: \\'hich is correct-the
house is being built, OI' the house
is building ?
Ans\\'cr : Disregard it--<:an 't get
the lumber.-Pathfinde r .
"But \\·e'll m easure up in spite
of the 'it's.' ,\nd don't O\'t•rlook
Chuck Hay. lie's a made-o\'e1
guard from last year's J{ t eam. buJ
hC' looked p-c;it a t lCrt half in
our first scrin1mage."
Newport Harbor Fishing News
Releued. by
Sportfishing Assn. of Newport Harbor
Bulls May Go From
'T' to Double Wing
For Game With Island
The Ba\1>0a Angling club reach-
"d i 1s limi I of 350 members this
\\"C"ek and no tnore arc td be ac-
cr•pt ed. announces J. B. ~lc~ally,
\"iC'e prC'sident.
A \\'aitini;:: list is to be started
for those \\·ho desire to join. but
EL TORO ~1CAS, SC'pt . 24.-they \\"ill bc .. r equircd to pay an
Behind lockC'd gatC'S the El ·roro initiation rec and can only join
rootball team has bt.•t·n t)olding :i!' c~nt n1 embers drop out.
secret drills in preparation for \Vivesf"or minor children of men1 -
Saturda)· night's ga me \Vith i\'orth hC'rs can joi n, ho\VC\'Cr. at the
Island Naval Air Station, ,,·ith l.he prC'scnt time. The clubhouse or
Bulls reported to be changing from the Balboa Angling club ·at the
the "T' to the double v.·ingback foot of "A" street has been \\"Cigb-
formation. This mo\'~v.·as made, ing in the catches of fish since
it v.•as r eported. because of in-the season · began.
juries and the unsatisactory show-· 42 swordfish have been "'eighC'd
ing of the ,,T , in the 11-larine's in th is season to dat e. Last .)"Car
first game.. a total o[ 193 \\"Cf(' v.·eighcd in.
From pre-game dope the two The run continued good last year
teams appear to be quite evenly up until October 7th. with the
matched in v.·eight, both teams last f ish coming in November 1 .
boasting of better than a 205-Jn 1940 a total of 176 fish came
pound line. in. 1941 saw 209, 1942 sa w 21,
The game which v.i ll be played 1943 sav.· 146 and 1944 saw 32
in the Santa Ana Bowl is free to fish landed.
the public v.ith half-tim e enter-Newport pier fisherme n have
tainment being offered by the been knocking over the mackerel.
f\;I arine Air West Coast band. One fisherma n recently got a sack
full on rpd a nd reel, using cut
up mackeTel for bait. 11e r eports
the fish ta king the hook befbre
the sinker hits the bottom, catch-
ing t\vo at a tin1e. using t\VO hooks.
A fC'w bonito and halibut a re be·
ing caughl from t he piC'r also.
T he la test a lbacore reports come
from San Nicolas Island a nd off
San Simeon \'ia the boat-band
radio. Chances arc a late sChool
\Viii sho\V around the 14 mile bank
to ,.,.·ind up the season. The live
bah. boats have been picking up
a fe\V good-sized \Vhit e sea bass,
\\"i th a sprinkling of other fish.
It shouldn't be long before some
of the li\'e bait boats 'go back to
\vintcr fishing for rock cod. All the
landings haven't been heard from,
but s.ome plan t o operafc all wint-
er long a nd into spr ing.
Bay fishermen have been get-
ting some spotfin croa ker and a
few big, bass.
This is the last issue of fishing
ne"·s put out by t he Sportfishing
Association of Newport Harbor un-
til different arrangements are
m ade.
Scribes Desert Deadline - - -Go Fishing With Solon
. '· NllWPOBT BALBOA NllWl-Tl•lll p 9
THVR8DAY N-pv<t !le!d!r Calif. !!ept. Ill, lMT age .
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Ml No. llabt llt.,-HI
llANTA ANA, CALIF. ..
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. Nenied for College
Boyd Anderson
P888e8 Away
Moie o,.., Tlian Under
Here In the West,
'lbey'1J not nst Youth Clubs Will
Receive Sums From
Local Chest Drive
(Continued from Pace 1)
Cypress to Vote
cYJ>RESS 1niunc1u> -au. ·
RDI here will vote October 13
on lhe rdettndum of whether · to
approve the county'• plan for one '
saftitary 1Y3tem to cover the popu-
lated portions ot the coilnty. · IJud&<!t aoes directly to youth or-
pnlzations and the same ori:anl·
µ.tionl will probably ahare up to
10 or l~ percent in Othff ltema Health Improves
which the budget coven this year. SANTA ANA (Thursday) -Dr.
In addition, the oommlttee )>U Edward Lee Ruaell, county health
put into the budget an unallocated olflcer, states that the health of
amount. This will enable the com-the county 18 improving:. His bi-
mittee to adjust its final alloca-weekly index ahoW1 that only 40
tlons when the campaign la oorn-reportable <llieaaes were caused
pleted In this way, fair treat-this year. at this time as compared
ment will be accorded to all. MOit to 67 for last year's period.
ot the .,.encies will receive a~ I ~-----'---:.-----1
proximate'y' the amount refltlested. Teen Canteen." Vl!."l 'l!!KA..N ~ A.Cl'OR OtJ8 &EB.NEil obtrnee IOtll. wrtlllda;r.-
U.ta New qende. Campaign costs are estimated at Many fw 0~ tbe allver .ereea. will 1emember Gu Kerner (left) and
Youth activities in the Newport about 6 percent. This is the aver-Ted i.ewn (jicltt) -Wamer Brothers Studio photo
Harbor area included. this year, age rate for Southern California -•
"'" several which were not in areas. This will take up another Gus Kerner Veteran Film Actor
This • Sl,000. • ' , • ' ~~~0:;:,.til::'.::8 year I Some budget items are still Un· Recalls Old-Timers on Birthday
It takes in Boy Scouts, with all settled, pending further discus-I .
it.3 br anches, as Cub Scouts and sion between the budget a~d quota By FBEi:> FB08T
Sea Scouts. Boy's Oub, Inc .. a corrimittee an~ the, aa:enoes con-Hundreds or old-time favorite. of tbe .ue.t and .oand motion pie·
branch of Boy's Affa irs, Inc .. The cerned. According to H. F . Kenny, tu.re era tlte,...ly walked off lbe silver ecreen lnt.o the U~ room of
YMCA and the YWCA. Girl Scouts. campaign direct~r for the c_om-om Ken.er' m•n•cer of Helen 8tepbeaa' Bay Sldti Villa at UO Eaat
with the different agencies all munity Chest this year, provide:<S Bay avenue.' u be recalled lDcldent. oat of tbe eolorful paa& on bi. 80Ul
under this general heading. The the full amount of the bud~et ts birthday WedlteedaY·
Student Loan Fund, and something raised , $18.400, no agency will be H ere 81 Years Sand Crab
new/or this ye;µ', the Harbor High omitted entirely except by request. Ke))ner, \Vho was born in New
York (City J;>n September 23. 1867. (Continued from Pace 1)
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA RHlNESTONE
entc>rC'd California, by way or San his father st1ll being an ac·
FranC'isco, in Sl'ptember. 1886. Ex-tive Illinois publisher.
cc>pt ror a YE"ar \\'hich he spc>nt as Dr. Richte r . This modest,
cabin hoy aboord a Pacific steam-yet far-seeing medical man,
ship, he spcn~ 31 yc>ars ns 3 pro-87 yea.rs young. has returned fessional head1,••ait£'r in some of
the most popula r hotC'ls nnd res-to the bosom of his friends.
taurants in d"alifornia. Utah and aft e r an absence of several
Colorado. )'ears. and again resumed tl1e
He rose fron1 his fir~t po!'ition practice Qf medicine a t
as captain nr "'·aitC'rs in thC' Coro-2903-C \.Yest CentraJ a\'enue.
nado hotel. d;ronado. s1artini::. on H e is nearly 60 years in
its opening da~·. r~cbruary 22. 1888. medical \Vork \Vith a mind as
to mai trC' df' 'hotel at the Palace. keen and observing as in the
most populnr rC'staurant in Los days \\'hen he \\'as 'mayor of 1\ngclC'~. fron~l 1R9-l to 1897-ThC' Ne\\'J)Ort Beach. Dr. Richter
latter year is ('ngr;i\'C'd in his mem-has legion of friends in the
ory for !hat \\aS thl' year or his harbor area, friends gained
marriage to a l\·la ldcn. ~1a.1>sachu-
setts. gi rl. nBmcd Sadie l\loran. by his kindly consideration
·rh('y spent th,eir first d3Y of court· as a man of the \VOrld and as
ship a1 the Los An gele's premle\" a physician \vho administers
of thC' gr£>at Padere\\'ski. to the sick ably and conscien-
llad 1'tl llll)" Part."' tiously May his years con-
Ask('d to nanl<' ~ome of the mo-tinue uninterruptedly in the
tion pi ctures in \\'hich h(' had parts good he has done for man:.
the old-time actor end ho tel men kind. 'l
dug out of his \'Olumnio.us files '1 + + +
. (Continued -Pqe 1)
wu that. of cllttctor of eumculum . Boyde Andonon, :J!I, ol 209 Onyx
l San Mateo oounty. Prevtouo to St., Balboa bland, died TueldQ
Ulla uotsnmmt he oerved u .... In the Santa Ana Conununlty '-
mtant cllttctor ape! a1111tant pro-pita!. He wu a nattve of Callfor·
feaor of the General Collece of nla and had lived In BaJl>oa two
the Unlvenlty of Minnelota and yean. Jle was a cashier tor the
has alto "been director of r ... arch Southern Pacific railroad.
currjculum and guJdanee · at ~ Surviving are lils wife, Mrs. EJ.
Sequoia Union High school in e.nor Andenon; one daughter,
UnW the a. .. t
Ia over ~ top!
So do your best .:ro meet the test:
Give more, not lea
Over the top!!!!
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Redwood City, CaJlfomla. ·He hu Theresa, and hi.a parents, Mr. and '-------------'I
a doctor of philosophy degree from Mrs. Charles W. Andenon of San·
Stanford University where he ta AnL . ·
specialized in ec;Sucational admlnla-Services will be at H. R . Brown
tratlon and 1>9ychology. He 11· mar, Colonial chapel Friday at 2 p.m .
rled and has one son. Rev. Ger ald Bash will officiate.
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News-Times Salesman
Buys '"Beachcomber"
Mr. Pattersqn hu been serving
u deputy agent,. War Surplus
Property of the State' Department
ot Education. Prior to this position
he wu buslneu manager of Comp-
ton Junior college and prior to (Continued. from Pqe 1)
that wu busineu manager and such a magazine u 1be Be8.ch·
principal of the Lynwood School comber in which to express · his
d!1trtct. Lynwood, California. Mr. talents as 'a pulllllher. ~
Alpha Beta Displays
Prize ,Beef and Pork
Alpha Beta baa acquired prl
winning livestock from the Or-
ange County Junior Fair he1d a t
Fullertbn last Saturday, Septem-
ber 20, James Dillingsworth .an-
nounced today:.
Prize pork will be on dDplay in
all Orange County Alplut Beta
inarkets today and tomorrow. Beef
will be featured Thunday and Fri·
day of next week.; Pattenon is a graduate of Fresno Mr. BarnWll, whose great-cle
State college and has completed was Phineas T . Barnum, the eat
graduate training · at the Unlver-showman, states that he plm to
•lty of Southern California. He Is make a few !'hang .. In the type Visiting Convention
married and has two children. of material which Will be a fea·
Mr. Thornton and Mr. Patter-ltirc of the new publication. I Leonard Perruzzi of Balboa is
son will repart for duty 8! soon One of his contributors wtll be representing the Newport Beach
after October 1 as it is possible Rex Brandt, the artist. Mr. B~andt fire department as a delegate to
for the t I th · f the state firemen's convention at . . m o eave etr ormer wil'1 contribute both art an )it-
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pas1t1ons. The.y s hould prove or erary work to the magazine. Hoberg, Lake county. He will re-
1 n "a I ua ble ass is t'a.nce to the local tRussell Dietrich the f onnert -ur;;;;;;n;;;;;;ho;;m;;e;;;;;;n;;e;;xt;;;;;;M;;o;;n;;d;;a;;y ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;;:;~~ colle~e administration staff in ov.-ner. announced 'from his , res!-f
mak_ing the college ready for op-dence at 509 East Central avenue,
£>ration. Balboa, that his family and he
arc moving to Milwaukee, wht:i-f Dies in Orange Hospital he has accepted a rcspons;ble pos't
with a large department store.
~1rs. \VinifrC'd Mae Addison, 61,
died \\'cdnC'Sday morning at an
O rnni;C' hospital. She \\'as b·Jr1~ in
Little Rock, Ark.· and li..u·d in
Ne\\"port lkach for 25 Y<'ars:-mov-
ing to Huntington Beach_ four
years ago when her husband, Otis
B. Addison, retir('d. He h .3d been
!ruck driver for 25 years. first
for the BurrO\\'S, and then for the
McClellan Sand a nd Gr.a\'el com-
pany.
Bc>sides her husband she is s ur-
,.i\'C'd by one daughter, ~1rs. Phoe-
be M. Noland of I ng\C\\•c.od and
t hre.? grandchildren.
Servic"S will be held F riday at
2 p.n1 . at the Grauel cha('X'l, Costa
1'f<"Sa, '-''ith the Rev. Albert Case-
beer, pastor of the Anaheim chris-
ti;in church officia_ting.
Interment will be in Westn1in-
st1"r Memorial Park.
Three Little Boys Go
Astra~One Is Hurt
(Continued 'rom Page 1)
long into the side of an automo-
bile which "'as making a turn from
Marine avenue into North alley at
11 :36 a.m. Mrs. Geraldine W .
Graves, 31 , a housewife. of 137 To-
paz street, Balboa Island, was
driver of the vehicle. Dr. Bramble
administered first aid to the lad's
bruises. •
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~n joy a Delicious Meal at
.fa Pruta
2688 Newport Bonlevi.rcf, Cotta Mesa
BEACON G6il
Earrings Necklaces and Bracelets Ciozens of authentic photogrl!lphs ''Doc'' Chamberlain. \.Vhen
\\'hich d cpic!C'd hin1 in thC' role. Dr. P. A . Chamberlain used . Another Bicycle Theft
W alley J ohnston was last seen
leaving C<>rona del Mar school in
the early afternoon and when he
did not arrive home in· time for
clinner, his parents became alarm-
ed and notified authorities. Walley
strolled irlto the house at 7 :43 p.m .
but what his explanation "·as (and
that of the other "'ee strollers),
the palice have yet to be told.
Opeo 0 to 10 P . M. Dally, ' to 9 P . IL Sundays
CLOSED MONDAY
( General Electric Radios
Guaranteed Watch Repairing
1\mong thl'Sl' \\'E'rc. "Blind Doc-to h a \·e offi ces in Ne\\'JX)rt,
tor.'' in '''hich hC' playc>d th(' physi-he had decided opinion s on
c1an, \\•ith l3cbe ,Daniels in the hO\V things should be done.
il'ad : "C'ity Lights." in \\'hich he and \Vhen our esteemed
pla yC'd an inebriate. \Vith Charlie . .
Chapli n in the lead role; "Gold county planning comm1ss1on
Rush" and "The Dictator." with refused him a permit to build
Chaplin in th(' lead : "Volga Boat· but permitted his Costa Mesa
man," in v.:hich he played the neighbors ·to do so, they
Bolshe\ik. under direction of C. found a white elephant on
B. DcMillc. their hands. "Doc" appeal~
John Woods, 722 W. Ocean
Front, reports the theft of a rac-
ing t)'pe bicycle.
Classified ads DO get the jolJ
done. "(( Sell It Through Classified Advertising "((
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205 Main St. Balboa
Reasonable Construction Costs
Take Advantage ol Our
FREE PLAN AND ESTIMATE SERVICE
Wm. P. Mealey
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General Building Contractor
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Phone Beacon 5-189·M'~or Beacon 580<.J
2265 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
OF FUTURE
Living lW@m Fumit,ire
Re-UphQlstered
t.t_., lllELSCTION OF NEW l'AllllW9
TO CBOOU: .-.OM
Suites Made to Order ~
WE CALL FOR AND. DELIVER
II Y-.n ..,.-C •
a ~· I e a ••.WC e ••I , ~ • • a , p he
"IF YOU CAN BREAK ~·WE CAN FIX THEii"
30s8 West Central °'' n *;.-"
•sw;1rt W1 rt &rt11 119-W
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"Ts E\'erybody Happy'?", in to the supervisors and
which he played the r ole of pro-charged unfair p r a c t ice s,
prietor or a cafe. "'ith Tf:'d Lewis, which they will answer, no
the famous Chicago band leader, doubt, by asKing the plan-
in the princi pal r ole; "Showboat," ners "how come?" Along
in which he played a faro bank with their ailS\Ver perhaps
dC'aler and in "Foolish \\1ives". in I d
which he '''as cast as a roulette the board I cou dh persu~ e
wheel operator. 1 ~hem to so. ve t e num ~-
EnJol·rd E,·ery M.lnute mg method m vogue on Ne\\ -
He also "'as cast in the role port Blvd. and other streets. You find two numbers on or thC' planter in the motion pic-
tur<'. ··1.Jnclc Tom's Cabin'!, in the h ouses, o ne in the thous-
\\"hich George Sicgman played Si-ands and the other in hun-
mon l..l'grt'<'. He .,.,:as cast in a dreds. \Vhich is right ?
role in "Bcvond the Rocks". which + + +
fea1ured Val<'ntino a nd Wally Candidates. Won d ~ r if
Beery. Sam \Voods directed the those 15 candidates for Mesa
latter one. c ity council believe that the
Among his old-time friends or five who will be chosen, will
tong s tanding is . the famous char-have a bed of roSes to direct
ac.tf;'r actor , Le"·1s ~tonf', most ad-their business on? There are
mifC'd SIT('C'Tl favorite> today. Pro-I h bel' ve
pie n£>ver ge t t irC'd of seeing Lewi~ more peophe \V 0 1~t
Stone on the screen. they knO\V O\V to run a Cl Y
Among the lt1st p ictures in
"'hich he had good roles were
"Yankee Doodle Dandy", with
Jimmy Cagney as the star and a
picture, which slipped ~lr. Kern·
er's memory, but in \vhich Joan
Blondell and John Wa}'tlC \Arcr e
cast together .·
better than a ll the aldermen
this side of the Rocky Moun·
tains. Note that AL Dudek
a nd Forrest Owens, plus
many of the others, are well
known at the beach. Dudek
used to be in the old Newport
bank and Owens nlns a curio
store on the Newport <ltean
front.
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"It 's been an cntcrtainjng life.
and I've t'njoyed evf'ry minute of
it," a dded Mr. Kerner as he smil-
ingly brought th{' int{'r\i{'\\' to a
close.
Captain Peter Stein, or New-
port Heights,. will board his new
banana boat, Santa Provadencia,
in Long Beach Harbor FMday for
a run to Mexico" it was reported \
today.
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Community ·Players
"'-•t
"The Man Who
Came to Dinner" I
A Comedy
by .
11-. llal't a Geo. Kaafmaa
8larrtaC
FRED BRIGGS -JEANNE HART _..,
Wes Densmore
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Here Again!
' Good Old Fashioned
Summer Clearance
See What's Happening at EWART'S
Things have happened at Ewart's in the last few days-because a lot of people of the South· Coast area have
recognized the terrific va lues a t our Summer Clearance. We sold more than 150 pairs of pants the first two
days of the sale--but we still have sizes 28 to ·42 in Brown and Navy Blue in the $4.95 all wool covert. No
·one complained about the smalj. alteration cost a fter seeing the vlue. Whether it be slacks, sweaters or any
men's clothing need, we know from the last six days' experience that you surely will want to visit Ewart's Sum·
mer Clearance Sale.
FURNISHINGS I SPORTSWEAR I
ITEM-Val.to NOW ITEM-Val. to
TEE SHIRTS-Stripes, Patterns and
plain color ···-·-·····-················-····--
. TEE SHIRTS-Stripes, and Patterns--
New wa'ffle weave ···-·--·-··-··-·--·
TEE SHIRTS-Stripes, checks ·······-···
SHIRTS-Striped woven madras and
white broadcloth, sizes 14-15'/2 ..... .
SPO,RT SHIRTS-All wool and part
wool ·············-·········-··········-·-············
SPORT SHIRTS -Assorted fabrics,
patterns and colors ···-··········~·····-·
TIES-Assorted rayon and silk ties. ...
BEACH WEAR
11TEM-
BEACB ROBES ····--·--··--·---····--·-
SWiii TRUNKS (18 only) --··-··--·
BEACH SBIB'lfi AND 00AT8 _-__
· PANTS -Sail cloth. Beige, brown,
light blue. (Small alteration
charge) ·---·-·-·--·---·----
FINAL
TWO
DAYS
of
SALE
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1.95 .97
2.95 1.49
2.95 1.95
4.95 2.95
12.50 5.95
7.50 S.95
1.50 .97
Val.to NOW
9.95 4.95
5.00 1.95
5.45 S.95
5.95 S.95
.
ALL WEATHER IACKETS -Wind
resistant, water repellent ····-··-······ 8.50
' SWEATERS -All wool ski patterns .. 10.50
SWEATERS -All wool, sleeveless.~.... 8.95
SWEATERS -100% Cashmere ···--· 21.50
.JACKETS -All wool, light blue plaid
with zipper front, size 40 only ... _._ 15.95
SPORT COATS -All wool, blue & ..
brown maize. Sizes 36 to 40 .. ·-······· 32.50
IACKET-Cardigan Blue. Size 42 only 25.00
CLOTHING
4.95
4.95
6.95
15.95
10.00
15.95
10.00
ITEM-Val. to l'fOW
SVl'l'S -Tropical womect.. Fine selec-
tion of asst. patterns and models.
Sizes 3644 --····--··-·--·-·········-··-·· 40.00 29.50
SLACKS -All wool coverts (sorry,
small alteration charge) -----12.50 4.95
SLACKS -All wool flannels, tweeds,,
tropicals, worsteds (sorry, altera-
tion charge) ···-·---·-·-·····---·--16.50 8.96
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Coast Blvd., So•ni
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FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
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