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EMBRACING. BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST .NEWPORT, SEASHORE COLONY, LIDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL M , COST A MES!t •
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APPALING! That water ls
the crying need of this
&ellll-arid region ls gloomily
forecast in the closing para-
graphs of ·an article in the
Saturday .Evening Post, in
describing the glories of Ari-
2lOlla and Phoenix 'and the
Salt River valley. Let us
quote:
"During the last decade
the area has depended more
and more on deep wells to
augment' irrigation by sur-
face water, and now almost
half the valley's agriculture
owe. its life to pwnping. A
sensible underground water
code is desperately needed.
Supterranean streams are
not inexhaustible, the water
table around Phoenix is
steadily sinking. In Litch-
field Park and Queen Creek
it ls lower by 30 feet than 15
years ago, and in Deer Val-
ley lower by 35 feet. The
United St a t es Geological
Survey reports that Mari-
copa county is currently
pumping 18 times what ex-
perts consider to be a safe
yield. :
"The Central Arizona Pro-
ject association, a non-par-
tisan group of civic leaders
and businessmen, is now
fighting vigorously to obtain
additional water from the al-
ready hard-pressed Colorado
river -the only remaining
available source. Centuries
ago, the Valley of the Sun
bloomed productively for the
Hohokam and then returned
to ban-enness. What were
wastes once can be wastes
again. If succor is not forth-
comillg, if some 300,000 cul-
tivated acres are relin-
quished to the starvation of
the desert, present-day Phoe-
nix farmer,; and straw-
chewing Hohokam will have
a great deal to talk about
in the Great Beyond." Nutt
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(Continued on Back Page)
' Ultra-Modem
Building Going
Up on Coast Hwy.
VOLUME llllXIX Fl"Pe Ooato per Copy NEWl'Oft JIEAOR, C RN1A. TUESDAY, OcroBEB ZS, INT ~ 1 NUJlllD.
ROOF ON
CITY HALL
RUSHED
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Workers of the F. A. Kaiser
Construction company are rush-
ing to get the new city hall build-
ing at 32nd street and West Cen-
tral avenue, Newport Beach, cov-
ered before the rains come, L. L.
Patch, construction· superintend-
ent, reported Monday afternoon.
R(>ofing will be placed on t he
building and tax department por -
tjons of the main building this
week. He also said that the last
concrete will be poured tor the
council chambers and lobby of the
main structure on Friday.
"We are cooperating with OU.et
of Police Hodgkinson who wishes
to have the new city jail struc-
ture completed before the Easte r rush." Patch added.
Provision has been made tor the
installation of all modern police
equipment in the main portion of
the police building. Some of this
equipment includes such broad-
casting facilitil's as speakers and
remote control and antenna on the
tower to permit the receiving and
sending of messages.
Patch said that the Edison com-
pany h as already completed the
installation of underground cable
and conduit across Ce ntral ave-
nue to a large manhole which will
sen.re the dty hall with single-and
three-phase eleetricity.
The buildings are now being
wired tor the installation or a
master-clock and-con tacting clocks
system . The re 'will be a clock in
even' room and these will be a u-
tomatically operated and con-
trolled by one master clock.
Offer $600 in
Photo Contest
A re\ised announcement issued
by the NeWJX>rt ·Harbor Chamber
o r Commerce state s that $600 will
be a wa rded winners in the 10
classes of its annual photo contest
and pho to salon series e nding June 5th. 1948.
HALT MESA IS RICT SHIFT SEE ERGE • • ~ . • • IN POLI , + + + + + + + ++ +
Blodgett Named
Gets five ·Votes of Council ~·
City Judge Supervis~ ~~"~c. ~~~~ ...... ~ , .... ~·~··-., '·'-·~ Delay Action ::n~ ~~:~f:~:=1:i =
SANTA 'ANA -Decision ~
the board of supervisors to trans-
fer acreage in the Cliff Haven sub-
division and Balboa Bay Shore dis-
trict from the Costa Mesa Union
school dis,trict to the Newport
Beach district was postponed to-
day untiJ next Tuesday.
it in one direction is being CClB--
sidered by the boards or directors
of the various business ~
tions of the Newport Harbor 8l'eL Harry L. Blodgett, S8, prominent Balboa laJNld attorney and part-
ner In t he Santa Ana law flnn of Rutan, Tucker and Blod.cett. •·as
ltnanlmou.sly appointed city Judge to 8Uooeed .Judre Robert Gardner by
,·ote or the city council In regular meeUq yesterday.
On a motion by Le"ter hbell. council member from Balboa, 'Blodc-
ett wu nominated and endoned ln quick a.ctlon by the CC?UDctl Imme-
diately rouowtng formal reeelpt of • letter of reel«natton from .Judce
Gardner who la~t week uoended the bench of the Fourth Superior
court In Santa Ana. • -
Nd opJ)OSition to Blodgett was
entered a lthough a letter request-
ing the appointment was read
from Jodge D. J . Dodge of Costa
Mesa. Other name' considered for
the bench prior to yC'Sterday·s ses-
sion included Attorneys Robci-t
Powell a nd Q, A. JonC's, of Balboa
Island. J-larry Ashton. of Balboa
and Robert Eastman. BalboA Isl-
and.
Blodgett was adm itted to the
California State Bar in 1934 upon
graduation from Dartmouth ·and
lhe Uni\'C'rSi ly of Southf'r n Cali-
fornia. I-le has practiced in Qr.
ti nge COll nty sinC('. 1945.
Ila.." F'lrst C&M
MARYE., 'OYERELL
DEATH BOAT, SOLD
Tile Overell motor cru:Js.e r,
Mary E., which ftgured In the.
dynamite bl .. t wh&ch kllJed
ftnander Walter E . Overe11
and h19 wtfe, Beu.lab. hu
been. 801d (or $8100.
Purcbaler WU Harold G.
.Jervis, 8038 A.Uantfc Blvd.,
Ma)"M·ood. The boat cost
Olrerell 112,500.
AJ90 sold were ricbts to the
moortng tt.lte where the Mary
E . \\o'U anchored the night
~of the btut. lTlrtcll and
1'1arcy BU9Ch were the pur-
•"-rs.
Mesan Fined $150
For Tipsy Driving
Leslie J . Jackson. 28. of 188'2
Magnolia avenue, Costa Mesa. \\'as
fined $150 and had his auto license
suspended for 90 days following
his plea of guilty lo a c harge of
drunk driving on a rraignmE>nt be-
fore Acting City Judge Donald J .
Dodge in Newport Beach City
Court, :Pt-1onday.
Jackson \vas arrested by Patrol-
men R. R. Cornecl and M. N. Coe
on Centra l avenue at 23rd str eet.
Ne wport. as the former , and his
wife w e't'e r eturning home a t 11 ·55
p.m. Sunday. the police report
stated. ·
Cue Continued
• A~'D '.\IRS. SAM EM1'1ES, Ne'4·port Reach, Mo_.'11 In ma.In u-,
Ion bl' radio OR which they contacted boat Martha Jane lut. night
11hortly l\fter mldnla'ht. En route to HJJo, Ua \\·aU, me88age reported
them 775 mlle11 out and ufe tollo'41ng pooping in following &ea. wblle
Mn. Ernmes "'U at wheel. -photo by Beckner.
Radio Contact Established With
Hilo-Bound Schooner, Rendezvous
By NEAL Bll':CK.."ill':R
Although Assemblyman Ear I
Stanley of Nev.'J)Ort Beach, chief
• pl"OJX)nent tor t he tra nsfer , ex~
plained the pl8.n in detail. The hear-
ing was postponed on motion
Supervisor Irvin George Gordon
of Newport Beach.
Gordon stated that he had
agreed after an earlier conference
with Costa Mesans and Newport
Beach people to ask for the post-
ponement. H e said his conferes
stated they did not understand
wha t the plan was all about and
wanted more time to conside·r it.
Asked why he y,·as not told .in
advance about the conference and
that a postponement might be
asked or the board. Mr. Gordon
inferred that Mr. Stanley had not
communicated with him.
Stanley's views were supported
by a score of residents of both
Cliff Haven and Bay Shore col-
only. They said they were in fa-
vor or the transfer.
OppOsing the t ra nsfer was Mrs.
Ernest McClellan, president of
Costa M esa Grammar school Par-
en 1-Teache r association and Ev-
erett Rea. s uperintendent· of the
Costa Mesa Elementary school dis-
trict.
R ea contended that if the trans-
fe r were made. Costa Mesa w ould
lose an expected and probable ap-
propriation from the· state for edu-
cational puflX>SE'S.
1 Schedule Stassen
Mr. and Mn.. Sam H. Emmies of Se•-port, and a K'\le&t~rew of fl\'e For L B. Address men and onr1 woman, contacted b;)' 8b.l~to-9h.lp radJotelephone from
Ralph Uke'• cruiser Martha .Jane, lying at Richardson's Anchorage In
Ea4t Bay, reported Sunday nJght that the 3• we re 725 mllett out .. and
that all hand& were ln pod hea.lthf>--------------~e~d':zv~~.te;.,.d her party left Comes Home
One or t he phases of the pro-
posed council or business leacle!'9
from the various communities fJ6
Newport Beach will be the o~
zation of a political pro gr a ra..
Plans are no\v underway to haft
an lnterclub group select C8DISr
dates for the municipa] eiectka
next April.
The slate will be presented to
each business association for ltB
approval or disapproval. F.ach a..
sociation will be permitted to ...
lect a substitute candidate, ii thlll
is its desire.
Business assoc.ia tions from ~
boa. Balboa Island. Corona do1
Mar and the Newport Harbar
business dis trict have already •
cided that there are two subjeda
which should be supported by the
groups. These are, rrorganizat1om
of property zones and improve-
ment in the desperate water stt.-
ation. •
The associations will meet acm
shortly, at which time, it is be--
lieved. t he intera.ssociatiorl ~
ell will be approved and a slate al
three candidates consideT'ed tor
munjcipa.l office.
VFW and Legion
Plan -Gala Show
Armistice Day
The Orange County A.rmistieP
Day Celebration in Huntington
Beach November 11th will be the
biggest single day celebration ever
held in this county. Spoosored b7
the American Legion and Veterans
of Foreign Wars posts, It has tbt-
support or e very communJty in ti.e.
county.
Heading the gtgant:k! paradr
which wi.11 move out at 11 a.m.
will be Richard Weinbert, World' War I. and Mrs. Leonard Ste•
bach, World War U .'\ amputees
from Sawtelle Hospital. ~ing •
Guard Marshals. -............_ A new, ultra-modern. SS0,000
building, which will house a busi-
ness to be known as Turner Drug
Store, is under consttuction at the
corner of 900 Coast HighwaY and
Tustin avenue. in the Miracle Mile
today.
The structure. fronting $ feet,
is beiftg built by Hugh Cairns,
builder, of Lido IsJe, for E. M.
Smith o(, Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle.
Spe!'.'ifications a nd drawinis were
made· by Orange County Drafting
Service, 810 Coast Highway.
Harry Welch, secretary of the
chamber, stated today tha t the
contest is open to all and an ama-
teur has a chance with any other
entrant and residence in the state
is not necessary for f'ntrance it\
the contest. His first case. aftC'r being sworn
in as city magistrate by City Clerk
(Continued on Back Page) All photographs will be exhib-
ited a t the Newport Harbor Photo
Salon to be held in the Newport
Beach Grammar school, NC'A'"PQr t
Beach. J une 20 to 28. Costa Mesa
Leader to,
Offers Free Meat Auction Shop
To Island Puppies F . B. Owen of 2091 Newport
Judge Dodge continued until
Thursday morning the case of
John Mattson Burlin. 36. roofer, of
508 36th street. Newport Beach ,
y,·ho 'A·as charged \\'ith drunk driv-
ing, follo'A'ing his arrl'.'St at Adams
str eet a nd C('ntra! avenue, Balboa.
Sunday. by Patroltnan D. J . Mont-
gom ery.
Burlin. v.'ho requC'stcd the con -
tinuance. is out on .$250 bail, pend-
ing arraignment on the cha rge.
The police r ecord sta te's that Bur-
lin drove his machine into the r ear
of anoth£'r car which was going
slow in a line of traffic.
the Balboa Yacht club float on
Sunday! night, Octboer 20, at 9 :00
p.m . with a fair southerly breeze
which c arried them out beyond
the ea:lt end of Catalina island.
There lhey lay becalmed for 2-1
hours, alter which they picked up
a westerly, which rose to storn1
propartjons by W ednesday. and
ripped out their large reaching jib.
After this squall. the wind started
to haul 'round north. so that by
Saturday the wind "''as moderate.
and from the northeast. The-log
shows that they have averaged
a littlC' better than 100 miles per
day so . far, .in spite of the caln1
spots.· .;
Harold E. Stassen, appearing at
the Long Beach Municipal Audi-
torium on Wednesday evening, Oct.
29, under the auspices of Jane
Tucker's Town Hall of that city,
\vill make one of the most im-
pcrtant speeches of his current
tour of the n ation in the avo"'ed
interests of world peace, it was
a nnounced today.
Discussing "America V c rs us
Communism in One \Vorld.'. S tas-
sen's address is said to be non-
partisan a nd will be "a forthright
analysis of some of the most vital
international problems facing the
U. S . today." In April of this
year, Stassen interviewed Stalin
in Mosco"'' in a m eeting which
drew world-wide attention. U . S.
relations with Soviet Russia have
been discussed \\'ith astonishing
Other notables to be in the llqe.
of march will be Major General
L. E. Woods. Col. R!dderhof and
his aide Capt. E . L . Smith, from
the U. S . Marine Corps Air static.
at El Toro. With the m will be thP
First Marine Aircraft Wing Band
and a m'archlng unit or approld-....
mateJy 700 men.
Upon completion, the building
Will. be occupied by C . V. Turner.
loca l pharmacist. and , by a clean-
ing establishment. barJ>er shop and
beauty parlor to be located on the
Tustin avenue side.
LOCAL BANKS PLAN
EXTRA QUARTER .
HOUR SERVICE SAT. .
Commencing Saturday morning.
Nov. 1 . both local branches of the
Bank of Ame rica will open their
doors at 9 :30 instead of at 9:45
a.m., Roland \Vright, Ne,vport
Beach manager announced today.
"This is in line with the policy
of other branches of the bank,"
he said. '"\Ve feel that with the
volume of business n ow being
tra,naacted on Saturday m ornings,
thi.t step will help us render bet ter
aeT\ice .to om patrons."
Grainger Hyer, real estate m an
of 319 Marine avenue, Balboa Isl-
a nd, has his O'A'n prize !contest.
He is offering, so reads a sign-
board on his premiSC'S, "one pound
of 'ground round' to ~he first pup
initiating the Potted plant." A
plant, two feet from the ground,
"'ith begoni as tied with pink tin·
foil and ribi:x>n. stands near the
sign.
Dogs, from Danes to 'Doxies,
must go u nassisted to the plant
and initiate it, according to regu-
lations, before any one of them
can claim the ground round-steak.
,
Dozer Gets Plugged
Pt1oral or this story is, don't ever
doze at the wheel.
Richard A. Fisher of Artesia did
just that at 4 :43 a.m. Monday.
R C'Sult: jumped curb and h it fire
plug at Dahlia street and 101 al-
ternate, Corona del Ma r .
Fisher o.k. Car dama.ged.
avenue. Costa J\1e~a. a nnounced to-
day tha l hC' \\'Ould r C'lire from the
curio and Sou\'enir busincs..c; short-ly.
,.\n aucl ion \viii be conducted by
hin1 a t his Ne\,·port Souvenir and
Gift shop at 2102 West Ocean
Front, Nc\\'por t Beach. on r~ri-
d ay. '
~Ir o,,.C'n. \\.'ho is Sl't..Tc tary of
the Costa l\ll'Sa C hamber of Com-
mt'rCC', tnl d plans for his rC'tirc-
mt'nt to friends So111e time a~o.
Check Passer
Sent to Prison
S;\t-:T,.\ ,.\N,.\ !Tuesday\. -S u-
p('rior JudbC' flotxo rt Gardner. '''ho
prC'sidcd over lh<' C'rimi nal calen-
dar, sC'ntC'nccd Edward L or c n
Kooken, 32. of Lon& B<'ach, to San
Quentin. for issuancC' of bad
checks, y,·hen the !alter app('ared
beforC' him on Monday. Kooken
had sought probation.
3 lniured in
Sunday Crash
Three young \vom<>n were badly
injured "''he n the automobile in
which they "'e re riding jumped the
curb and smashed into an e lec tric
light pole near 21st street and
Centra l avenue. Ne'A'JX)rt Beac h,
at 3 :25 o'clock Sunday morning.
Taken to thl' Santa Ana Com-
munit y hospital were Arlene Ar-
buckle, 21, of 1202 North Citrus
strC'CJ , H ollywood. drive r , who suf-
fl'red a fracture of the right fore-
arm: J oan Conboy, 20. of 2081
Ma rlbor ough a\'enuC', Ri\'erside.
fracturf'd jaw a nd Catherine Ray-
mond, 20, of 3637 Bristol street.
Rlverside. back injury.
KIND DEED WASTED
Sa m EmmC's is w e l 1 known
yachtsm an both in local "'aters,
a nd in Hav.•aii. He has sailed 'three
Honolulu raC<'s in previous years
at the helm or the famous little
schooner Lady .Jo. \Vhich he then
O'A'Jled . 'rhis 'A'ill be his sevC'nth
crossing ·under saiJ. but the first
on~ In which he was not either
r acing. o r trying to S<'t a record
for th<' r eturn trip.
FORFEITS $I 0
Edwin Carl Lyon or Venice
rorfeittid S1 0 bail "'·hen he fail<'d
to appear in city court today on
a citation charg ing him "'·ith fail-
ing to give the right of way to a
smaU girl who "'BS crossing 101
highway at Margul'rite strfft.
Corona" de ! Mar.
The two brancheS affected by
the~ 9 :30 ,plan are located at 2200
West Central Ave. and at 617 E .
Soledad Castro of Costa Mesa
won't try this again.
Boy Riding Scooter
Without license Oil Issue Revived; CDM Sewer
As ~ch His car rolled over a cl.i ff near A 15-year-old boy from the 200 Cel).tral Ave.
Drivers Consider (In ~~sgthmy ~~ti hel~~g~~i t ~frayootr oe.sBt. R~~ po1'nted ::.nN~;~;k!":~ t~i t:ic: :: ~ ~~~h, ~ .. 29~:nd!:":tci.!'tie;""~;
r---~ hitch-hiker at 2 :17 a .m. Monday. R . f. (CUba) Morris of the c;a..ii-fi/ing ol Charges 4 :00 p . m. yesterday in the city out that the citv ha d no intention Lucky for Castro h w 't fornia Highway P~t:ol when the Al S _J r·J nail, city councilmen turned. down of permitting oil production. The · e asn }'oungster ~·as dr1Vlng a motor fer Unvay I t a proposal to permit a plugged oil request was thereupon voted down hurt. but it took a tow car to pull scooter "ithout a license at 5 p.m.
r-e B. Cblpmaa ol SOI bore to be opened for pumping and I Continued on Back Pa&el his car out or the deep r avine. Monday .
.... __.. heard prQtests from a number of ---------------------~''------------...:.... ______ _ Cnrw Mreet, Be..., re.-Co~ del Mar residents who
-a. .,--• Id&-complairied that th•ir bW.. for as-
_..,. mr alnlel: Ida ....... sessments against a recently+in-
clalae ..i 1:11 p.m.: 'S-cl.:,-. stalled sewer line were excessive. ...., c•t*-' tile •tlllClfi-Shortly after opening the ses-
ed. k 11 a t • le 6. W. Jim, Robert Wallace, attorney
Rt 'tr ·, 11., ef lW Cwi r°" William Tallman, 213 43rd St., ~. ll9e ---wu denied a request foe pemio-.,..,. rm• -.z•11e. u.at· aion to clear out. apen up and ... -•t 1 ata =* ••a.. pump oil from a hole oo Tallman's
... lie -_.., - -.. -"Y. In enteriJ>c Illa plM.
-el - -• 'It w~ stated that oil ,... lttP" ..,_._ • Ille-. Inc mm tbe bore and •-,,mnln1 all
........... Av' •1 ow:i: ~ 1-dc. yard"
-.,. - -• 1• -Councilman Lestor llbell voiced C ... E' f ...... ~ the oplnkin that. the ~ WU a
··--~ ... -.,,. to pin ~ fer the . -· •= .. "" .. ··= openhac ~ • prnct.== ~ and ._ .. 11 '1 .... .. .. -...
........ I a t • Ct)' Attorney Rolencl "n-•CllMW'J ._ _____ 2 ___ ..,.._. ~ tbt dt;F _ ...... ,,,. a -
'l'IES Ul-.oor ·-TAOllT li•lin•N' TBBU, ... ~ JHMM le ........ -a r. ,, SI 5!59 •• I 'le ....... +z' .... " 7:li: ..... .,.. at ••• ' Is. N .. ....,..
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" I frankness by the young candidate
~:t;-... ~~ . j for the Republican Presidential
rl. ':;o :J"-;-a nomination and his audience in · ~f. '::< " --Long Beach m ay hear an unusHal
address by one of the most widely
discussed pclitical leaders of the
day.
Juniors Will Get
Charters, ~ov. 7
Capt. John R. McKinney. lJSN.
Naval Base legal officer will be
present.
It is expected that the PB"'*'
wil! surpass by far that of .Jul)"
4th, since many schools and civic
organizations will enter fl oats. St.
Catherine's Military Band with a
personnel of 120 of .Anaheim haft'
accepted an invita tion to partid-
pate. as well as the Orange County'
National Guard units.
F1nl of the Newport
Beach ''·ar dead lleti
today tn New · York
City, awaiting the fina.I
leg of hb trip t.ck
home. Re 18 Lt (Jg)
DOnald A. Hel~ ~·ho
\\-'&..~ kllled Dec. 27, 194.2 .
ln lcel&nd while nying
nJ«ht submarine patrol
apln~t the Ge.rmanA.
It is expected that each of the
12 high schools that are taking
part in the F ootball CarrfivaJ to.
be staged a t 2 p.m . on the hip·
school field will be represen ted by
their respective bands and ther -
football queen.
· Don W . Smith or the Hunting-At the present time it i~ t»-
ton BeaCh Junior Chamber of lieved that either hot rod racn~
Commerce will present the state or motorcycle r aces will meet Jn
charter' to the Newport Harbor competition in the Speedway sta~
dium. In the early evening then: Next of kJn a.re Mr. ·
and l'ln. \\-1dtsett M.
Helms, 8310 \\·. Ocean,
Front, "'ho will ha\•e
hJ11 body ttent to Todd'8
M emoriam Mortuary ln
Pomona for a military
funeral.
Junior Chamber at a dinner-dance will be street dancing. Varioas
to be h e1d in the Newport H arbor other forms of entertainment aJ'e'
Yacht club on November 7. being contact~. ·At noon a barbe-
Pat Rafferty of Long Beach, na-cue dinner will be held in Lake-
tional Junior C. of C. director, Park. The chef is preparing to feed about 3000 people during the
'Aili present the national charter ·day.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~o~th:'.e'._!:loc~a~l~bod~-~·. __ ----
Blood Donor Service Set Costa Mesa CC
Merchants Meet
On Christmas Plans
A county-wide volunteer bJood ·blood bank" typing centers will The me rchants division al tfw!
donor typing service will be ini-be conducted by all four Red Cross C.OSta Mesa Olamber of O•onwroe-
tiated November 16tb. by the Or-chapters throughout the county convened this morning at 7:00 a.m...
ange Co~nty Medical Association, in the near future. Chapter re-in the Welcome cafe. Clilf ~
Orange County Public\ He a Ith apomibilities stated in the agree-barger, chairman, presided at the-
Dept., and local hospitals as spon-ment between t he sponsoring gathering ot prominent hmlnem
50rin&: egencies, with Southern Or-agencies and the Red cross chapt-men and women.
ange County Chapter, American e-rs ·in Orange cowaty tor this Among item. ~ WU the
Red ere.a. A quota is set for 500 initial ph.ue of the overall Na-matter of Ouistmu deoan.tioa volUlltttn to he typed oo that tlonaJ Red er-blood donor pro-piano. s~ attanoori, from 2:00 to sram ..m aecepted by the boord l r-----~----..
5:00 In tbe Santa Ana Conummlty of dlrecton of Southern ·!)range
Cen~ clul>house. not West 8th County chapter, at lh<'lr monthly street, Santa Ana, Ca)fiom!L lundleon ,_tin&, held at t b •
ReP:tration for proepective Ownmtmity Center clubhoule,
donon wW he held at tbe New-W!IJlam K. Llndlay, chairman,
port Ha.-branch -clurinc _.... •.
the -k of NCJYanber 11. One Dr. fbmell Jam-.. preoldmt
may apply el!Mr In -or by ol tbe-Orance County Medical .. telephone (H&rboc 111115). Ap: 21 IOciat!on, ""'*' ied blo flll1 -to 60 (er 18 to 21 with j>umb with tbe .. -4 plpa u aut-
"NL!nt). llln!mmn ...tpt 110 l1ned by· Dr. Job n Kr.-
P<"wlo . blood tlonm' -far the 0.:
It lo lllltidpated tbat ''walkllc (Oaat!ow..S oo -Pip)
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lode an d other if"eat trequres.
Begin ''Bonama1' '8. dramatic new
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that great magazine distributed
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Pboae Beaol>a 53%1-W
Air Forces Still
&eking Pilots
A chance to learn tO tty the Air
Forces newest jet and 1'9Cket pro.
pelted Cl&hters and Iona: ranae
bomben ii offer ed qualified young
Americans with the re--0penlng ot
Aviation Cadet training.
Seeking o n 1 y "cream-of·lhe-
crop" candidates, men who &pply
for flight training must be Un-
married, Crom 20 to 26 ~ ye an old
and be physically qualified. In ad-
dition, they muat h8.ve oompleted
at least two years ot oollele or
be able to pus a written examin-
ation covering 2nd year collegr
}eve) subjects.
According to i"aJor J. S. Muir.
local recruiting head, interested
men who can meet the qualifica-
tion requiremen ts can secure Avt·
ation Cadet application blanks ~at
his office, 2021,i West Third street,
Santa Ana.
Busy November
For Shriners
November will be a month of
activities for southland Shriners,
according to Potentate Elmer P.
Bromley of Al Malaikah temple, in
a lettC'r to local Shrine leaders.
Nov. t. the poten tate. membt-n
of· his divan. units from the band,
chanters and patrol will trek to
Lompoc ro stage a ceremonial fo r
the northern district.
Thursday, Nov. 6, a stag lunch·
eon is scht.-d oled for the Biltmor e
Bowl.
Saturday evening, Nov. 8, a
stage revie"" \\'ill be presented for
Shrin·~ and their families in
Shrine uditorium, preceded by a
band cert.
Saturday night, Nov. 15, Elks
or Souther n California will be
honored at a stag party in Shrine
a uditor ium.
Wednes,day evening, Nov. 'rl the
a nnual charity ball will be s taged
in Shrine auditorium to r aise funds
for Christmas philanthropies.
LIL>\ ZAU AND MICHEL PANAIEFF, premier dantiieun appear·
IRg with the Ballet lntlme at the Laguna Beach Wgh !tehool audito r-
ium. Nov. I. AIM> In the compAny are Hennolneo Darrell, NathaJJe
Christian, Meredyth Bayll•, and Barbara Stuart. M&x. Rablno'°"11.8h
and Paule na Car t.for Al the two pla nM .
Nine New Houses Jr. Red Cross
Will Be Erected Set for Annual
In Newport Area Retreat at B. I.
Ni ne new houses will be erected The Orange County J unior Red
in the Newport Harbor residential Cross High School Council w ill
district as the resul t or permits hold its Annual Conference and
i55ued ·to building contractors for Retreat a~ain t his year at Mar
the same dur ing t he '-''eek ending Casa on Balboa Island, Oct . 31
Saturday, October 25. and Nov. 1. _to plan their pr ogran1
The biggest fact about today's Valuation of permits issued for I for 't~~ year and to .exchange ideas,
Army or Air Force is that it is October to date totals SSOO.~., r('(]u.1 nng county-wide suppar t.
possible for a man to start as a Chief Building Inspector A. M. .M iss Betsy T aylor , presiden t,
private and end u p his career as Nelson's off.iC"t' repor ted today. Wlll conduct the main business of
a gener al. Four of the new homes are in t he conference after breakfast on
•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... ~~ l lhC' $10,000 and above bracket . A Saturday. number or permits also were issu-During the ro~Jerence. Rober t
l'<i for t he remodelling of presen t Sampson , Laguna Beach H ig h
homes in the area. school. and Mary \Vright of t he
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Date Books
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because their ward-
robes are always fresh
and ready for any
Event.
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Cleaners
456 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
PHO N E
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Mr . and Mrs. A. B . MacDonald Anaheim Union High school, both
of Long Beach filed plans for t he of whom wer e delegates to the
building of a d"'elling at 111 East Amer ican Red Cross National
Bay Front, Balboa Island, at a Convention in Cleveland, will pre-
cost or $15,600. sent National and International
T . L. Finch of 303 Cedar drive, JuD-ior Red Cross vie"')X>i nts. 'The
Covina , filed plans for the er<"Ction eight J unior Red Cross members
of a two-story house on lot 32. to win scholarships to the Lcader -
China Cove. Corona dcl Mar. at a shi~ Training Center in Camp
cost of $13,500. · Ceho. ~evade City, California , in
1-1. F . Christy of 400 Tustin ave-August. wil l outline the various
nue. Ne",:x>r t Heights. filt'd plans Junior Rro Cross proi,.'l'a.m activ-
for the construction or a o ne-story ities. These members are: Vi r ginia
house at 400 Tustin aven ue. Ne"'· Abplanalp an~ Sara Lantz, of the
port Heights. at a cost or Sl 0,000. Anaheim Union H igh school : Mar}'
G. E . Atkins of 834 \Vest Los Ann Roth, F uller ton High school :
Angt'lcs street. Los Angeles, filed Laur a Belle Hod.kins, Brea-Olinda
plans for the erect ion of a two-High school; P eggy Ann Squier
story house on lot 16, Block 37, a~d Virginia Barger of the Orange
r iver section, Newport Beach. at I-f1gh school ; Joan Zube, Nc"•port
a cost or Sl0.000. Harbor Union High school. and
I-1. A. Hall of 126 G r and Cana l, Lavonne KisnC'r , of the Santa Ana
Balboa Island. (ilC'd plans for the H igh school.
construction of a onC'·Stor y house RC"Crcation will no r tx-lacking
at 121 Grand Canal. at a cost of throughout the confer l.'ncc. with
SSOOO. the majt>r event being a costume
Mr. and Mrs. Herber t Howard Hallo\\'e'C"n Pir11 te Party F riday
of 1115 West 46th street, Los An· evening. ~
geles. filed plans to build a d"reJ-Adults to s'peak briC'fly at lhe
ling at 603 Poinsctta street, Coro-ronfcrence are: Mrs. Thomas E.
na del Mar. at a cost of $7000. l\1cLeod. Coordinator of t he O r -
Pf'r mlta U s t.f!d ange Coun ty Junior Red Cross
Other permits wer e issued as High School Council, "'ho \\i ll In·
follows : troduce l\1iss Helen Locke, \vho
To John P . Daniell of 8 Bay tau~ht in Neurembcrg, Ger many.
Is land, who will build a one-story during 1946·1947. Miss Locke will
house at 1714 Plaza del Norte, give first -hand information on the
S6000: Robert V. Pence, 1018 receipt of J unior Red Cross ovC'r·
Shore Drive, Corona del Mar. who sea~ educational gift boxes, a nd
is building aparunen ts over a gar -their great need in the reconstruc-
age at tha t address, SSOOO. tion progra m for peace. Other
'fo Annabel Cannon, 441 West guests to be presented are: Mr.
l langola avenue, Altadena, one-J ohn Mar tin, Director of t he Los
~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~~~~===~~~~~~~~~s~t_:=o_'.:'>:_· house a t 232 Ir i s street, Angeles Chapter Junior Red Cross. • his wife, a nd Mrs. Gr etchen
deFTies, also of the Junior RC'd
Cross of t he Los Angeles Chap ter ·
Miss June Pomeroy a nd Mr. Rob~
ert F allin. studen t officets of the
Junior Red Cross Cabinet of the
Los Angeles Chapter .
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NEED NEW EQUIPMENT?
OfteatlmM a ballw Is pn"""ted fnD aoraial ex .........
by the lack ol -· more ettldeat eqalpnollt. DOa't let UU. h•ncll-
' cap you. Pan+eee your -equlF""-t wlUl fteendac .,. a bull
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Hammond, 41 Terrace Drive, P as·
adena, remodel h o u se at 437
Golde nrod a venue, Corona dcl
Mar. $4500 and Mervin H eth, 320
Kenmor e street, BaldWin P ark a
one-story h o us e a t 126 -29th
street. Newport Beach, $4000.
To Bert Bentz. 6600 Coast High-
w ay, one-1tory washroom and bed·
room at 221 Lugonia a venue , Sea-
shore colony, N e w p o rt Beach.
$2200 a nd Mrs. Hazt;I Menois, 415
Acacia street, Corona del Mar, r e-
model hoUlle. $1200.
To Alice Heimerdinger, 806 East
y1s t street. SeatUe, remodel dJNell-
tng at 438 Tustin avenue, Newport
Heights. $800; John Stetson. 1026
McCadden 1treef, Los Angeles, re-
model hOl19e at 224 Pearl 1treet
Balboa Island $750. •
To John W. Johnion ot 620 Nar-
cillul avenue. Corona · del Mar
add • porch and bath. '600: ~
W . Byron. 306 Jasmine strttt.
Corona del liar, remodrL $500·
France. A. Poyu, :m ~·
-· Balboa Island. add a ... th-
l'O(Ul ln • cance. ISO(); J a c II:
Twiat. :503 Jlbrisold. Corona del
llar, MOO and llr. and ' Jin. IL
G. Humbel, 105 92-d otreet, New-
prt -. , ....... $ZlO.
After 30 ~' ees rice: a Muter
S&-t <If tl>e "'-or Air Faret
caD redn wltb a UIHw ••e• al 11eoo.--. ·
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Bill of Rights .Week, Dec. 9-15, Set
With Sch~ule Ready for Local Groups
OUUlne far each ~ of BW of Constitution will be devot ed to
Rlghta Week, Dec.19 to 15, bu Freedom ol Assembly, Trial by
Just ~ announced by the execu-Jury and Government with city
tive committee, through Joe Crail, coUllty, 1tate and !ede'ral offldal~
1eneral ~ in charge ot special, prograrhl.
~. Dec. 9 hu been dnig-
nated u BW of Rights Day, with
all groups throughout Southern
California to de\•ote !!.II or part of
·th~ir program to t h'\ Bill of Rights
with copies to be distributed to·
their members.
Wedne.day, Dec. 10 will be de-
voted to Freedom of Thouy,h t and
Oppor tunity, with schools, colleges
and unlvenities featuring t he Bill
of Rl&hta.
Thursday, Dec. 11 will have as
il!i theme ''The Veter an and the
Bill of Rights."
, Friday. Dec. 12 ia Freellom of
Speech, and Press day both on t he
air anQ in the newspapers.
Saturday, Dec. 13 is assigned. to
'Tue Individual and the Bill of
R ights" and will also along with
S unday, Dec. 14, be consecrated
to Freedom ot Worship.
Monday, Dec. 15, the actual an-
ni versary ot t he r atification ot
the first ten amendmen ts to the
Costa Mesa and
COM Residents
Given Citizenship
The year's third naturalization
class, held last week 'before the
bench of Superior Court Judge j
Robert Gardner , admitted. 26 men
and women to citizenship.
The court pennitted· two women
both of Santa Ana , to resume cit:
izen1hip standing tl\e1r had lost
by marrying aliens and ga ve citi-
zenship standings to 24 other.,
including John Allennach ot OJBta
Mesa; Carmen C&stillo Ollveroe
a nd Loreto Fqnina. whose name
was changed· to Larry Rinia, both
of Cor ona de l Mar.
Encourage your son to investi-
gate the opportu nities offered him
by the United States Army and
Air Forces. ·
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NEWPORT BE.ACM
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BROADWAY CLEANERS
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PHONE BARBOR 552-W
insurance
P• a. palmer 1Nco1,01At10
w . o. buck, Insurance counselor
3333 v ia lido, newpo rt beac h, ca l i f .
telephone newport beach, ha rbor' 150 0
Honor Roll ·· • Prosperity Pluggers
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Insurance Agency
"SEE US FOR PROTECI'ION"
IOZ Mala Street
Barl>or%D14 ••. Balboa
II. B. Woodo, N-rt 11rw1a 11•-
Ets-Hokin & Galvan
N-purt Beach -San Frandoco -W11m1z1cton
San Diego • Stockton
EU:O'l'BIOIANB
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T. WESTON J AY
Anchorage of Southern Calif.
l:loo Crulaen • t..uon & Martin OU~
Complete Yacht l"lmlhlllDc a a-.
Yacht Broker-ace A Imunnoe
Harbor ss--Ml-0 Via Oporto
M. R. BEEBE, Manager
Culbertson Chevrolet Co.
Chevrolet -Old smobile
. sOOl West Central Ave. Ph. Harbor 513
Fran cis J. Horvath
Real Estate
Income Tax ~nrfr,__Fl"del"ftl . • .. Stat.ti
Offtoe!I : ~ZR !Alh -1-farhor 1805-R
Rome: 116 S.''ilh -HH.rtwl r '922-B
"Newport Beach
DE.<\_'I W. C."'ll'PRELL
Le ster & Co.
Member Lo" Ani:ele" S tock Exchange
Government. MuniC"l pJ'l1 1t.nd Corporation
Secu rities
515 I!. CeotraJ Ave., Balboa. Pb. Harbor 2081
Padraic B. "Pat" Evans
Life -Health -Accident
All 'JYpes Personal Insurance
Barbor 1895 • 1320 E . Surf Dr. e BaDvw
Clark & Company
METAl.IJZJNG
lndmtrlal . . . ~ Oraamental
- -SL Newport BeaclL Pllone Barbor U.
Dr. Marven J. Reitz
Physician -Surgeon
Two Ottl...0:
Newport Beach Van Noys, Calif. '813 W. Ooatnl · 6919 Vu NDTO 111.C.
Plooae: Barl>or Ul-B Phone: 8-5-1#1
Goo. IL 8-r. P..,..: C. A. Berben., V1oe .._
Jla3'V.-Treuurer
Seaport Boat & Yacht Corp.
nT OIMt Rwy .... Barbor™'· N ewport Psz•
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Qwfo sse Tak 8all Boata
0 . C. HARR ---C. C. OTI'O
Otto's Sporting Goods
and Saddlery
Barr's Jewelry
Twin Locatlono mi llAUOll. llLVD. ................ ,
llmry w. Brellll!l'd
Radio S 0 S Electric
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Linwood Vick
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I ll Marine Ave. -Balboa bland
Barl>or iro-w ... Harbor 54.8-11
General Insorance
.JI/ACK BAUMGABTNEB
W™bee • DlamolMh e Jeweir7
The Gem Shop
Watdl and Jeweby ~
Barl>or l lJG -Balboa
--IDn Bide.
Glamour Slenderizing Salon
LOIS W. KELLER
a-STEAM B ATHS & BODY MASSAGE
U-.0 11:-1•~ h i "sh .....,. la CMrp
llECHANICAL MASSAGE & SINE WAVS
'70S E. Central ..• Barbor 11!9-W
Entrance th!'Q!:Jgh :
Mary'o Bay & !jarl Beauty Salon
"JOHN DORY"
CHOICE SEA F ARE
• POPULAR PRICES e
IOI E. Centnl at Palm-Bar. 108&-W-llaboa
Orville R Scltlaeter
CERAMIC BAZAAR
Sa ve 50 o/o ,
8econd1', Oventock. and C1 09&-0uta
BALBOA SUPPLY CO.
B&l~a • Barbor 57 • PavWon
BOB KILLEFER, 'MGR.
Coast Properties Co.
Balton -Immance
"We Serve the Entire Harbor Area."
llOI E. Ooat.al Ave.-Bal...._llarbor Hiii
H. W. FOS'IER
Harbor Shoe Shop
SHOE MAKING ARTISAN
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ca.tom Built Sandala
Gra4aate Dr. Scholl Sc.bool ot Sdelltllle
Foot Comfort
708 J!:_ Central -Balboa
VOLNEY HAY, JR.
Hay's Camera Exchange
nhDI •• , Clameru , •• Jl'ln!thlas
• CUMBd Camera PortnJt. •
ll07 J!:_ Celltnl
BA Ul -Balboa
'THREE TODD BROS."
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TUJ:llDAY N-eurt -..,, Cdf; ~ 111. lM' .. Pace3
NEWS-TIMES
_____ ..,,Brings-to Gaff
In 2Hrs.,10 Mins.. Fullerton EdgJ Cost111 Mesa Kids
Saiit+a Scrambles Revolutioni:ze
...., 1 Football Offense s p 0 HTS Margaret Lawrence, .1511 N. Sunset 'fitle Raee The Costa Mesa Grammar school Chester St., O>mpton, aet a new
. f . I football team became involved in world's record yesterday for wo-
B t•-one po t men anglers. She caught ·a 169 y it'll: margin o in con-a new play in practice last Thurs-. Full -' lndi edg1 ed pound marlin on 3/6 tackle and version, . e. ~on s ans day which may revolutionize crow9 San.\B Ana's favorro Saints· Fri-participation in the pigskin sport. brought her fish to gaff in the0
da · h Full to k th record time of t wo hours and 1 Y rug t a t erton eep e It all happened when LltUe Thund&y, Oct. U , 1M1
race for the SUnset League title Ayers caught 8 pass thrown by ·------------I !minutes. wide open. Armond Nestles on the l~yard The fish was weighed in at Cat-
lt was the first win over Santa line and ran it 10 mi~ield. At that alina and later checked In at the
Ana the ;itdians. have been able point a spectator, Donald Trapp, Wounded Hunter Balboa Angling club.
to engineer in ~1ve years. Both hed in from the sideline, picked ed Mn. Lawrence Is a member C1f
teams scored m •.fie se.cond up the ball carrier. who was still Cursed, Refus the Balboa Angling club and was
quarter, bu~ the Samts failed to clutching the pigskin, and took off Aid at Duc/r. Blind fishing from the boat Ga.daze.
convert while quarterback Tom toward the 'goal line. Other marlin weighed in over
Neilson booted_ 8 perfect kick Nestles and Co. were tackled on Man's lnhumanlty to man -the weekend at the Balboa Ang:l-
thro~gh the uprights to mar Santa the 2()..yard line, but the combined was demonstrated ln Orange lng club were a tn pounder on
Ana s flawless season record aperation netted 70 yards-con-county Saturday when P. Ed-heavy tackle by Z. M. Arena in
Thus Santa Ana has now won fusing but true. ward Husband, of 1..o. An-'IT minutes; a 240 pounder on
2 and lost l -Fullerton has won 1 s e1e. ~·u the victim of an heavy tackle caught and landed
and Newport Beach has lost 1 and day night, Newport Harbor H.igh's accldmtaJ ahootln:C at ln1ne by Mrs. Jane Gronendyk~ of Bal-
'won 1. With the Tars schedul~ Coach Wendell Pickens is figuring I a k e, accordlnc to a 1tory boa Island In 4 hours and 25 min-
to go against the Saints this Fri-t hat its stilll anybody's conference. "'bJc h appeared la the Santa utcs; a 23434 pounder on medium
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Specializing In
INTERIOR YACHT
FURNISHINGS
YACHT CLOTHING and
SPORTSWEAR For
Men and Women
HOLIDAYS
OCCASIONS
GIFTS FOR THE
AND SPECIAL
630 Coast Higway-Route 101
Newpor,t Beach, Calif.
Phone Beacon 5248
Capt. Leonard S. and Laura A. Rowberry
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Ana Rep.It.er. tackle, landed by George Watson
H u 11 b an d to I d deputy of Balboa Island tn one hour and
11herllf11 be rmted a boat, 55 minutes. Mr. Watson landed
rO\\'ed acrou thfl lake to t.he hiJ! fish unassisted, skippering his
shoottnc blllld ...paed to own boat.
him, a.ad pulled the ~t up There ha v e been 109 marlin
oa the shore. H e rea.cbed Into weighed in to date at the Balboa
the boat and started to pull Angling club.
hla ahotcun when the CUD ac-
cidentally dbcbat"Ced. t b e
blut te.arinC away a portion or the lower mldCle lD h1a left
upper-arm.
With blood pourlnll' from
the wound, and 11ufferinll' lD·
tena.ely with paln, Hu11band
said he uked the bunU!r In
tbe n~ bllnd to row him
back -.crou lb~ tak ...
'"The hf"IJ with you. bud,
I'm her~ to hunt do('k"." tbt!
bun lf'lr r .. p11ec1.. M'COl'diD&' to
Husband.
Theo llljured m an "'&lk.-d
thf' long "'&Y around thf' lake
to thf' boat otfl1•f'I bf-for e rf;-
rf't\'IDK u!\.l!llt&nf't', d .. putlH
11ald.
NATIONAL MARINE
COMMUNICATORS
ARRANGE MEETING
Merr.bers of thl' Sportfishin£'
Association have hcC'n r£'mindf'd
"'Ith Bob Geltt
Wonder whnt ha p~ned to the
h1L: rH1 n ¥-C' Wl'rc> supposed to get.
J 11 ~t HS cl11.d we did n't ~el it
•!i•iui.:h. ~ts Jung as the tlaze clC'arC"d
up.
S.1m
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ls:1<tC. 'fheodore SandC'fSOn.
Roy Whiby. and
William Bar.
n e rt all are
wearing th(' i r
"Solo Pil ot .
Flying Disc
Jockt•y" pins.
w h i I l' Gordon
Wrtl li:icr r<.1 '1 r·
v1n 1;;1r r. ('lttr·
enc(' Rief' a n d
•Norman S pi rrs
~nln P ilo t pi ns in on
'• 11:-d I l l~C' .l11{'k·
! • \\ 1 1~ 111 • • I' !•! nr
1n1·u· l}l'\,,111' t-'1 lr1! ('1 r11 f1crt1t'S,
that the third m l'C'ling of th(' r... \\'·' · r-.i ~h· rrv nnrl hi<; \\"if1 ·.
cently-dcsignatC"d Na11onal ~t a· 1:. 1 .... , .. , , 1 1.11t1 t·n' " ni•\\'
rinc Commun1cat1ons associa11or: 1, ,, 1:. ,1:111 1;1 \\fl lf'h l .<·o
has been sch<'<iulcd for R:UO p n1
Thursday at thf' l·l a~·aua n Ga r-
dens. 6th and Gaffey. San P~ro. " 11
1\ 1' " .. 1• ;d•\' ;1 fin.--• , .. ,P and
MAC MaoCOMB OF LONci BEACH sete up OD bJa lldd;ln • recent
water ran. HI• Pact.no One-Design Sweepea wtll be a favorite In
one or the tea.tun! event. at tbe P&eltlc Motor Boat race aerl Son-
day. -photo by Hitchcock
Schedule Announced for 12thJ'nnual
Pacific Motor Boat Race Sunday
. Commodore Ke:it HJtchcock. general chainnan of 12th Annual run-
ning of ~he .Amencan Power Boat Association's Pacific Motor Boat
race, which 1~ due to run over a 2'h mile course in Udo channel here
Sunday morning and afternoon. has announced the following schedule:
9:30 a. m. ............... .. .. Drivers· meeting.
9 :45 to 10:20 ···-·· ...... Warm. up.
10:25 ......... ···-·" ............... Warning gun.
10:30 ................................ .5 mile qualifying heat .. 135 cu. in ..... (2 laps)
10:45 ............... ····-········.5 mile qualifying heat. __ 225 cu. in .... (2 laps )
11 :00 ............................ 5 mile qualifying heat ... P .0.D.H ....... (2 laps)
11 :15 -................ .5 mile qualifying heat ... E racing ........ 12 laps)
11 :30 .... ··-· ........ : .. 5 mile quaJifying heat .... Cracker box (2 laps)
Channel open to lraffic 11 :40 to 11 :55 •
12:00 ......................... 1st hC'at P .t-1.B. Trophy raC'e 15 miles (6 laps)
12 :35 ............................ 10 mile heat P.O.D.H ·-............... _.(4 laps)
12·55 I · · .. -.............. 0 mi l<' heal Cracker box ............ . ..... (4 laps)
Channel open to traffic 1 :10 to 1 :25
1 :30 .................................. 2nd heal P .M.B. Trophy race 15 miles <6 laps)
2:05 ....... ·-· ·-· ............... to"' mile heal for 125 cu. in ..................... (4 laps)
2:25 ................................. 10 mile heat for E Racing ----···· .. ·-····· .. (4 laps)
Channel open to traffic 2:40 to 2:55
3 :00 ............................... 3rd heat .P.M.B. Trophy race 15 miles 16 laps)
3 :35 . .. . . . .. ........... 10 mile hl'at for 225 cu. in. ··--··· ...... ~.(4 laps)
4 :00 ..... ,. ...................... Trophy presentation and open house a t Lido
Isle Yach1 club which is located on the south shore of Lido Isle.
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Sporlfishing over the wee-k·erid-·was exceptionally good for this time
of Yt..·a r . All boats reporting good ba.it, limit catches and excell('nt
fishing "'Cather.
The> "F1 at~" at Huntington Beach was !he "spot" Sunday. All
boa ts fish ing there reporting limit catches of barracuda. The "harries"
"'ere fair 1'ize for late season. 'A.'e ig hing rrom 3~ to 5 pounds.
Bring It Back
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!'hip. King's Landing had three boats out, the Spon King running as a
day boat. th(' Valf'ncia ill was chartered by a group from the Los
Di •n Hill mnn. lnl"'nl lril\'f'\ l>Ur· ;\ngeles Counl y Sheriff 's department on Saturday. Sunday she was
ll'HU rtt.:• ri1• il nd h1<: '''lft• Jpf! on a C'ha rt r red by a group of 20 rrom the Commercial \Velding Co. or Los
fl,1n~: 1r1p tn l\1 r•xiro ('11~. 1.-.av-Ani;eles. The Moana. skippered by Phil Tozer was chartered by the
1n~ S ;j111a An a \'iA the r--1.<1rtin Sm1 th·Bus h Valve Co., of Los Angeles. All three boats reported limit ~f'hnol ;_11r•1 11x 1 "'hich ~01 them catches or barracuda. bass and halibut. The Sport King 1s operating
1n 1n Lo~ ,\ng<'lcs ai rpnrt lf{ min· daii)'. The charter boats at King's are available week-ends only.
ult•s latt·r . wh('rc they transfC'rrf'd Port Ora nge had t hree boats out S unday, the Missawit. the South·
to ~\m1'r 1ca n Airlinf's DC-S and c>rn Comfort 1J, skippered by Ben Arnett and the Sarda·Sarda , skip·
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.. ,.,·.·n hours lfl•er !hf')' st1·ppcd off perC"d by ~Varn:n Crow. . I .
in ~1 cx 1cu City .Th~ M1s.<;aY..,t brought in over 200 sea trout <small white sea bass)
. \\'e1gh1ng up lo 10 pounds each ; a lso barracuda a nd haBbut \V~e n fly1 n~ Don to the airpc.rt. I The South£'rn Comfort II and the Sarda-Sarda brought in .,.ood
I no1 1crrl !hf' start of a smog fi\IC'd ca!ches of bull bass. halibul and calico bass. The f\1isSa wit is run'ning ~a y fo'. l.os An~PIC':-; and vici nity. dai ly. Th<' chartc:r boats at P ort. Orange run week·elids only.
rhr \\'1nd ,,·as hlo\\·in~ from lhC' The Ll}cky S~nke fror:n P ort Lido was chartered Sunday by a group
n16un1 ai ns 10,,·;irds th<' S('a and from &on s Nationa l_ Prunt S1ore, Los Angeles. They reported good
Th<' visibilitv '''<J" O\'C'r 30 .1 ca1ches of bass. halibut and barracuda. The Lucky Strike is avail-
t'XCC'PI for O~P ,.;-p 1 'J m~1 cs able for charter .. Thl'y have dJ scontinued the tw~day y.·eek -end trips
I"' · ri a lOUt -m1 es on the Lucky Strike. The "'eat her was bad on the first two trips and .'rtf'. C'Xte nd ing from GIC'_nda!C' to rishing "''as poor. A highlight or one of the trips was two marlin
~;i n Prdro. "''h1ch \\·as qu1t (' hazy. hook-UP>". They did not land l'ilher fish. as they were hooked on
()n my rP1urn trip, J fl('\\' tO\\'ards feather jigs.
GlrndalC' a nd nofiC€'d that there I had no reports from any of the other landitigs, so-crcro, no re-
"''as a dun1p of some' kind burn.ing, port to you.
1h c sn1okt· rrom "''hich w c n
1 i~iiimi~~i~~~~~~j~~~~~~iii~~ s lraii::h t up about 500 feet and
lh<'rl' 1hC' \\i nd carriC'd it o ut
acro~s Los Anw-les. T h i s one
dun1p. hy R:30 in the morning, had
c-:1us1•d a dl'nsc haze condition over
~,~ arC'a somC' JO miles long, 2
mill's \\·id<> and 1500 f(.'('t thick.
It is ccrtainly not hard to realize
\\' h Y "'e in Southern California
have. bcC'n suffering from rye.
bu,rn1ng. oppressive, and in the
aviati on industry, dangerous smog.
ODD FACTS ABOUT FLYING:
There · are highways in the a ir
just as there a r<' on 1he ground:
only they are ten miles wide' in-
stead of 60 tD 100 fec't. They are
called "Airwa}'s·· and connect al-
A.""'DY LL""'IDE1'', In bh roaring roadster No. 5, careens around a
turn. The Lo11 Ang-eles ace will top t.he list ot sta'(en at Huntington
Beach next Sunday In the !5-lap apedal.
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ar<' directed do\\'n the center of
l'ach "Airway'' so that pilots may
fly from one city to the other
without ever seeing the ground.
Just as roads on the ground fol-
io\\' the most advintageous route
'JO do airways follow the best and
safest r outes in the air. ·
An analysis of the air accide~ts
over a five year period by the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
dUclose that 68.ZZ percent of all
accidents was due to pilot error,
while only a very small percentage
wu due to structural failure.
I'll ~ seeing you again next
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-Hoofa-ond Many -S~nrnge Animals Under Big Top
·Af Sof. Circus ol 'f=osta Mesa Cub Scouts
Nooh wu . there, with all bla standing act and theie wett half
•tmals; there were two horses, a dozen ,very tall men who per-
thri!e elephants, a giraffe, a camel formed on 1Wts.
-4 an oatrich. There were menk~ The new Olive pack was present
-which looked fairly real and for the fun and Pack 105 pt New· ·~. even ~ so. Tbey were port Beach had concess1om for
.ii under the Big Top, along with home cooked food. novelties,
a JUaler. tight rope walker1 knife freaks and a snake charmer.
eati!I' and all the other a~tractions Other concessions included a
d.. the CUI> Scout circus of Pack duck pond, dart a.nd baloons, pad-
106 whlch made Newport avenue, dleboards and balls, Swiss bell
Coata,Me&:a. the bUsiest spot in all ringer, bop our pops, seein's be-
tbe Harbor area Saturday after-liev'in. ring toos, flying boats, pony
noon. rides. hamburger.. ice cream, ·pop,
1be Hawaiian. Guitar quartet candied apples. and of course, pop--
played for three lovely Hula danp-corn and peantits.
en and (or the tight rope walker Assisting with the affair were
and the strong man really did his the Lions club,, the chamber of
stuff. Johnny Trautwein' ar)d his commerce, the scoutn1aster, Ja)rl&
-educated live pony put on ari out-Radio shop, mothets and dad! of
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the cubs. ·
Den Mothers from Pack 105 who
assisted were the Mesdames Jack
Raub, H. 0 . Boyvey. Ray Mitchell.
Willis Fields; and from Pack 106,
the Mesdames Louise McCracken,
Fay Trautwein, Betty Vardy,
Myrtle Waggoner, McClellan, Neal
Corson and Clara1 Hatch ; also CUb
Master Ralph Coke, Qi.airman
Henry Roberts, Treasurer Paul
Huffman and Mrs. Huffman, who
is coordinator.
Over $300 was taken in at the
circus and the only flaw was that
seating capacity was not equal to
the attendance and several peo-
ple had to be turned away.
Ham 'n Turkey
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reminded of the Ham and Turkey
dinner to be given at the Ebell
clubhouse this Thursday evening.
Serving will be from 5 to 8 p.m.
and tickets are $2 for adults and
$1 for children. Reservations may
be made in advance by calling any
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Harbor ,F.eminine Act~vities Assistance League Plans Benelff Bridge•
Assigns Members to Stoff Thrilt Shop '
At a beautifully a pp o Int ed a-tie Yardley, Walton Hubbud
luncheon held Tuesday, Oct. 21, at jr., Everett Gardiner, Arthur Beat.
lh_e Udo Isle home of MrL Willard James Rogers, Rowland Hoc!p;!n-
Killlon, members of the Newport son, Virginia Castle, D. D. Mccal-
HarbOr Aasiatanoe League gather-!um, E. B. Whitson, C. H. Dea-
ed to discuss plans for the forth-kins, Fred Reinhold, H u b b a rd
COllWl& dessert and bridge party Howe, E. T.-Cbapman, Lonnie Vin-
to be given November 19 and to cent, W. P. Durkee, Henry Free-
complete plans for the permanent man, Philip Smitli, Everett Mor-
operatlon of the new Thrift Shop ris, Raymond K. Harvey, Wiley
which opened Saturday, Oct. 25. Cochran, Edgar Hill, Paul Palmer,
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Pilot ptass Don_s
Halloween Costumes
For FrirJoy Frolic
Looking festive and unlike their
ever~y selves were 16 members
of the Pilot class of Christ Church
by the Sea who enjoyed a Haller
we'en party Friday evening at the
· church, coming in costume.
Men of the class were in charge
of the affair and had arranged a
program of oldtime Hallowe'en
fun ~th many prizes awarded
contest~nts. Afterwards cider,
popco~ a n d doughnuts were-
served~ I With the -new sanctuary on its
way to completion women of the
class are planning to help raise
money for the carpeting and some
of the members will give lunch-
eons to provide funds.
At ._,~e ,.t:1ext meeting of the
class ~· and Mrs. Fred Salter
and . . and Mrs. Harold Glass
will be hosts and hostesses.
Mrs. George Yardley assigned Joseph Beek, Cameron Thom, Dtx-
active m~m~rs to staff the Thrift on Smith. Jack Hillman, and SaJ-
Shop, which 18 located at 115 22nd vatore Monaco.
st:eet, Newport Beach, and which Acting as co-lwstesses with Mn.
will be open every day, Tuesday Killion were Mrs. Stanley ~
Through Saturday from 10 a.m. to hers and Mrs. Spalding Eastman.
4 p.m. Mondays the shop will be
used for the JD&rkb1g of all in-
coming merchandise and will Classified ads DO cet tbe jolJ
therefore be closed to the public. done.
The third Tuesday of each month ;:============:::; will be sponsored by the Junior
me_mbers, when the senior league
holds it's regular monthly mee.t-
ing.
See Gene
FOR BIRTHDAY
& WEDDING CAKES
BABBOB 804-.J
Import.eel W1-and Beer
Dellcatr•en
OPENING DAY at Newport Harbor AMbtance League's new Thrltt Sbop brtncs a crowd of buyers.
On the committee wel'fl Mn. Victor Once, cb&lrman of the league; Mn. E . E. Boudlaot, Th.rift Shop
ch&l.nnan and tbe Meedamet1 George YardJey, Everett OardJner, \\'lllard KUUon. W. P. Durkee and
Henry Freeman. -photo by Gerhardt
The benefit dessert br.idge will
be held at the Newport Harbor
Yacht club, and plans were made
for the hu.d.ling of tickets and
the innumerable prizes to be
awarded that day. Mrs. Walton
1·1 ubbard jr. is in charge of the
affair. The party is given each
•~em er~ Prepare lor year and is one of the outstand-
M ing social events of the season.
We "1*"a.1tse ID Wed''ns &ad
lllrtMa7 OokM
' GENE'S BAKERY
Kappa ~' ppa Gamma Mrs, E. B. Whitson gave a 706 eoaai Hwy. Oo"""' del -
Newport Harbor Assistance League Opens
New Permanent Thrift Shop on Saturday
Standing as a symbol of com-
munity interest and the ability of
people to work together for the
welfare or others, the Harbor As·
sistance League Thrift Shop open-
ed \vide its doors to a waiting and
eager public, Saturday morning,
October 25. a t 10 O'clock.
Learning of the League's desire
to put up a permanent structure,
George Holstein jr. offered to both
desigr. a nd construct the buil ding
with his services and time as th~
fjrst CQntribution.
Ward and Harrington followed
suit and supplied all lumber at
cost, v.1hile Lew Stephens of 520
West F ourth street. Santa Ana
put on the roof.
The LjndsC'y Electric company
of 816~ South Main street, Santa
Ana, gave all electrical work and
fixtures at cost, while Gillman and
Gi.ll man of 11213 Long Be a ch
boulevard, L ·y n Y.' o o d did the
plumbing.
The painting \V8S done by the
Home Painting and Decorating
company of Garden Grove. whi\c
the sign for the top of the build-
ing Y.'as designed by the w e 11
. known local artist , Rex Brandt,
and is bei ng constructed by Bene·
diet the Sign ~fan of Corona del
Mar.
Desiring to make the s ma 11
grounds and entrance as attraC·
tivc as JX!Ssible, Norman's N ursery
su9plied all shrubs and plants at
cost, while Rdbert Walker of Lido
Isle furnished the services of two
men to do the necessary landscair
ing and planting.
F or ycars the Assistance League
has be('n active in county and com-
munity \velfar e \vork ~nd has an
envi able record of achievement.
During the \var the group spon-
sored a •·RoUing Library'' in the
Honor Court Program
Features Piano Numbers
hospital at the Santa Ana Army
Air base, which when fina lJy turn·
ed over to the armY was valued at
approximately six thousand dol-
lars, and included steel book carts
still being used in Veteran's hos-
plta)s.
They completely furnished and
equiplfed a hospital Sun Room, a nd
sponsored a monthly da nce. in the
hospital recreation hall. ~ ma-
jority of the membefs se~\'ed In
the Gray Lady Corps, Motor Corps,
and as Nurse's Aides.
Its present chainnan. Mrs. Vic·
tor Grace was for six years chair·
ma n of the annual Red C r o s 5
drive. and served during the war
as head of the Blood Bank of the
Harbor area. Mrs. E . E . Boudinot,
now acting as head of the new
Thrift Shop, was ch a i rm an
throughout the war for the (~t
little s hop comprised of twelte
local women, who in four years
netted ten thousand doll ars that
w('nt into charitable channc!ls.
The League n o w sponsors a
Dental clinic for grammar school
children. maintains tw o h i g h
school scholarship funds. gives
active assistance to Girl Scouts .
does emergency welfare work, for
two years has sponsored thc New-
port Harbor Community Concert
association. and actively supports
the Cancer clinic.
The Thrift Shop will be open
daily f.rom ten to . four. Tuesday
through Saturday. Monday it wi11
be closed to the public, as all in-
coming merchandise Y.'ill be mark-
ed at that time.
Harbor Motheriingers
To Include Local CPT's
Gro\ving in popularity is the
H a r b or Mothersingers group,
formed this spring by the New-
port Beach Grammar school Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers and
At the rccent Court of Honor a n invitation is being issued to members of the Costa Mesa Gram·
for Boy Scout Troop No. 6 held mar school C.P .T. (P-T.A.) a nd
in the Comnlunity M e t h o d is t the Newport Harbor Union High church at Costa Mesa, an added school C.P.T. to join with t)\etn:
attraction \vas supplied by Mrs. The Motherslngers held their
Kathleen Coleman of 414 Tustin first rehearsa1 this year on Thurs-
avenue,' Ne"W"pOrt Heights, New-part Beach. day morning in Pilgrim hall of
Mrs. Coleman described a nd the Community Congregational church. Corona del Mar and sev-pl ayed three interesting piano eral of the high school mothen
pieces. The first was Anda lusia were pl-esent.
by the outstanding CUban com-Mary Batten Steffensen di·r~ poser Lecuona. Mrs. Coleman re-• · ~ .... -
lated Ulat it was first introduced tor, presented a group of Christ·
to American audiences 16 years mas numbers for rehearsal with
ago when Lecuona brought his Billie Deaver as accompanist.
CUban band to New York. :fhe Preceeding the rehearsal a short ~econd selection was El Toro (The business meeting was called by Mrs. T. H. ~Jey, music chairman
Bull J by Francesca, describin·g a of the Newport Beach C.P .T. and bull figh t which ends happily for
Piano Pupils Present
SeconrJ Fall Recital
At Newport Studio
The sccond fall recital of piano
pupils of Grace Shattuck Bail
(~·1rs. Ingraham) was given Sat-
urday at her studio, 105 18th
s treet.
Young perfOrmers and their
numbers were: Roger King, Con-
cert Waltz (Faust-Gounod); Pa-
tricia Gaughan, Li bes t r au m
1 Franz Listzl: Nancy King, Dane~
ing Feet; Selections from Pre-A
(Sch a um) sung and played by Pat
Smith.
Carol Schlenmeyer played Fur
Elise (Beethoven) and Bette Dean
Smith had a group of numbers,
Veil Dance, None But The Lonely
H e ar t, Concerto (Tschkowsky)
and The Little Prince (J . Charles
McNeil ).
J\Tarilyn Schlenmeyer p I aye' d
Rainbow Fantasy (Chopin ) and
Norwegian Concerto. (Greig ). Mar-
ion Davey gave three selections,
\'irnna Mood (Str auss), Spanish
Dance {Moskowski) a nd the Star
Spangled Banner.
Studi o decorations carried out
the f-Jallowe'en motif and after t he
r~ital refr0shments were served.
December W eJrJing lor
Corona rJel Mar Girl
Mr. and Mrs. David Hanson, 315
La rkspur avenue. Corona del 'Mar . .
are announci ng the · r ngagement
'1.nd coming marriage of their
daughter , Joy Dona Ha nson, to
Henry Newton t nsr-verscn jr .. son
of l\otr. and l\{rs. Henry N. Ing-
\VC"rscn sr. of Wheaton. Ill.
Miss Hanson. v..·ho g raduated
from Polytechnic Hi g h school,
Ri\·erside, is a student at Pomona
college. Her fianC{", \\·ho \Vas for-
mer captain in the U. S . Army
Air force, is now completing his
education at the same institution.
A tentative date of Dec. 28 has
bN>n sc~ for the wedding, the par-
ents of the prospective bridegroom
planning to arrive here on Christ-
mas Day.
! repcrt on the progress of the I ;=:=:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;;t Chajter nstallation denta1 clink. and of the weuare 1, work that is being sponsored by
Loe members of Kappa Kappa t he league in the community.
Gamm• ue busily preparing for A report on the county board
the in~tallation of De 1 ta Tau meeting was given by Mrs. Hub-
Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma bard and the group informed that
a t the pniversity of Southern Cali-eight cancer patients have already
fornia jon Nov., 7 and 8. Among been cared for in the county. In
Learn
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· RtJTB PARKER
those ~rmulating plans are: Mrs. Santa Ana, a Cancer Information
J . Th as Swanson,' Miss Alice center is maintained in the Ra-
and M garet Craig who r ecently mona building by the Santa Ana
(Oct. ) stalrted a Laguna Beach League, and is open to the public
Alumn•e asslociation at a lunch-every day except Tuesdays, from
eon at ~he h&me of Mrs. Swanson. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m~
From l'lewpol-t Beach Mrs. Rich-;Those present at the luncheon
ard Etjlison and her daughters, were the Mesdames Victor Grace,
SEELEY
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TeieplloDe -· "71..J
Misses l Patricia and Elizabeth ~:ii:ii:;;t;;(i;ij;jj;i:;;;~~~~~~~~~~~§~;;;~~§j~g Emiso~ whof.wi.11 be active in the ~
Lagun, Beac group will attend.
The natio al president, Mrs. ·
Joseph jSeacrfst, of Lincoln, Ne-
braska.1 will~'ve in Los Angeles
on No~mbe to preside at the
installation r emony and she will
be accoinpani by the fraternity's
n ational execd.tive secretary, Miss
Clara ~. Pierce;
The if1 S
1
ta llation services will be
conduct d on November 7 at 2:30
p.m. at the Ebell clubhouse. That
evening. the ceremonies wt11 be
closed by a formal banquet for ' . 800 mclr bers at the Ebell club-
house.
The be x t day following the
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DRESSES · COATS · SUITS ,
VALUES $ 7.95 to $ 9.95 ............. $ 695
VALUES $10.95 to $12.95 .............. $ 995
VALUES $13.95 to $19.95 . . . $1295
VALUES $20.95 tQ $49.95 . . . .. $1995
USC-Sttinford game on November 710 E. Centra' l Ave. 2 s a reception w111 be held at the 19 Marine Way
new Ch~· pter House on the use Balboa Balboa Island
when ·ends, members, faculty Campus from 5:00 to 8 :00 p.m., :~:;~~~~:;~~~~:;~~;;~;;;~~;;;;;;;:~;;~:;~ and national officers of the other
women'~ fTaternities· will meet the
local c'apter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma.
This '(ill' be the 80th chapter
of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Many
outstandi1,-ig contributions . have
been ma~e by this fraternity. Last
year $10~.00 "'as given to the
orphans f F.rance. Under Virginia
C. Gild leevc, only wo m a n
United S ates delegate to the San
Fra ncisc 1 United Nations confer-
ence, v.·h is a member of Kappa
Kappa G rii.ma , $335.000 have been
given in cholarships to d eser\ing
fraternit \.and non-fraternity stu·
dents. Fi f thousand layettes were
reet'ntly fnt to Norwegian babies.
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Mrs. E. J . Brooks of the Balboa
Yacht basin ia opening her Snip
'N Stitch shop on Saturday, Nov.
l at 320 Marine avenue, Balboa
Island and associated With ber
will be her daughter Joyce.
There will be everything for
the needlewoman ; yardage, trim-
lllinga, buttons, McCall patterns,
materials for crocheting and em-
broidery. Organdy (in colon),
strutter cloth, cotton prints, rayon
prints, batiste, chintz, slllrtlne.
lingerie prints. and sports lnater-
lab are on the shelves of the little
!lbop, -ready for cuotomen -feel
the urge to """'" .! ,-.
Pi Beta Phi to HolrJ
~pecial Meet Thursday
A. spedaJ -... "' South
Cnut A.I-club "' pt, -Pb! will be beld 'lbunday, oct.
30 at 12 ....., at the home ol
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Balboa Yacht Club
To Fete Hallowe'en
"Hobnob with the goblins" reads
the announcement to the Balboa
Yacht Club's Hallowe'en Costume
party to be held Saturday at 9:00
p.m.
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p. a. palmer •NCOtfO<AtEO
Sue Fiker , chairman of the
entertainment committee, has re-
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and prizes during the colorful tete.
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Mesa. Tiie ....... for -Seou .. • motllero mad• ... ..,_ aod dado tbe ........ion bootbo, leaturod ngeles Shop a J..rtq performance and coaceulons In cJlarre of Newport-Balboa CUbL Au.lstanee In the spect.de
NEWPORT B&LBOA· NIEW8-TIM1C8
TUESDAY :Newes: lltt3 o.ut .. OcielM!r II, 1M1
wu -red by Dutcb -. r:.s Mmldl, Barry nan, H enry Vauctm. Jar• lladlo, Ski Y-and r Visits Here I 0~·11 Market. -photo by Gerhardt J. Gallagher, propr1etor ,
Balboans Sailing Capilla Circle Hears Rising Prices Help altagher F'urr\iture shop at I ' ., ~ wena avenue, Los Angeles, pn. • For Aloha Land Speaker on China Minnesota Farmers was a visitor in Corona det Mar •
last k.
On Thursday of this week it Capilla Circle of Corona del Mar Build New Homes ' Gal gher, who is an old·time
will be .. hon voyage·· for a gr oup Community church had as guest subs ber to The News·Times,
of local people who are leaving <;pc-akC'r Mrs. John TE'ssman of T ourists from the northwest, owns ot 3, track L., Section 32,
on th£' Matsonia, ·Honolulu their !:jo.nta Ana who ta lked on our re-I especially Minnesota. will be two facing Dahlia street, in Corona del
destination. sponsibility to China. a nd brought months late in arriving in South-~ar.
Sharing a lanai will be Beulah out the point that the outcome of ern California, next year. because --+-----------
Finley and her sister , Grace Gar - the present civil war in that,coun-of a la te harvest. Herman Hansen.
vey of Los Angeles, also Lyd11:1 try would have much influence in NeY.ix>rt Beach confectioner, re ..
(pinkie) Summers. and these three shaping civ:ilizat lon for years to ported on hiS a rrival home from
will be having a farewell party be-cOmc. Minnesota . Friday.
Core they leave here. The speaker was introduced by Mr. a nd Mrs. J.lansen visited
Other memlx>rs of the party are ~irs. 0 . l\i. Campbell. p~ogram north of Minneapolis. They found
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Hay sr., Let> chairman. Mrs. J ohn Sadle1r pre--Minnesota riding the crest of a
Johnson and Mrs. Boots Keene, sidfd and Mrs. Pe rry Schrock led prosperity wave, with prices above
t hroug h whose travel bureau lh~ In devotions. y,·hat they are here. F a nners are
trip is booked, and who \viii en-Mn. William McBride reported getting six dollars a bushel for
tertain in her stateroom before on the meeting of the U,n it e d flax.._"i"ed a nd three dollars a bushel
the ship leaves. Mr. Hay will make C~uncil of Church Women held at for rorn, he said .
a pictorial record of the trip, Santa Ana and told of t~e need "And the Ca nners are building
One day -will be spent in San for clothing for school children the most beautiful homes in the
Francisco a nd then . off for the' in foreign countriE'S. a rea," Hansen a dded.
islands. to stay until Dec. 5 when. Hostesses for the day were Mrs.
they will embark for home. Unable. Nora Bates, Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Army .medical and de ntal care
is given Yo'ithout charge to depend ..
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to take the time required by boat.' Hi rfner .
Lydia Sherman will join the party ..,;
about Nov. 3, flying both ways. ?r============] ents of military personnel if they p;-;;---------· are stationed where such facilities
Leaving later in the season wlU [ Musically Speaking
be Mrs. A. H. Wacher of Balboa Ir============; Island and Mrs. Laura Hayd ot By KATHLEEN ..CO•XMAN 11
a r(' available. uality Lumber
and Bakersfield, who will spend the -
Christmas holidays on the islands. Not so very long ago the con-
Leaving Saturday for Mexiro on ductor of the New York, Syrnph-
a 15-day trip arranged by Mrs. ony S o c i e t y
Keene are Mrs. Ross Greeley a nd commissioned a
1'-frs. SaW}'er. "-'ho will go by plane young pianist-
both "'Bys and visit For tin, Tasco, c 0 mp o s e r to
Mexico Ci ty and all the im(X>rtant write a j
plaCl'S. piano roncerto.
Borghild Stephens
Returns from Norway
The young man
cohsented, sign-
ed the contract,
then rushed out
to buy a t ext-
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and
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' Quality Workmanship
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~1 rs . Borghild Stephens of Corer
na del Ma r arrived home Sunday
after spending the summer in her
native Norwa}"'. She left h e re May
13 and at the e nd of her boat trip
took a plane to her destination ,
SandnesjOC'n, nearly within the
Arctic Cir cle.
book that would ~:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;~ explain wpat a c
A slory on her trip \viii folio\\'
in a later issue.
DWARF MISSING
l\lischcvious goblins '-''ere active
Sunday· night in Ne\v port Beach.
.-\ ha nd·paintC'd, cast concrete
d"·arf \\'as yanked from its base
in front of a ne,,· apartmen t build-
ing at 17th and \\'est Central a\·~
nue l\fichael Rotunno of Corona
dC'I l\lar, repor tC'd. The cast is
valued nt $50 ..
, .., cpncert<;> w as.
AftC'r the successful production of
the Concerto in F. the Symphony
conductor \vrote-"Various com·
posC'rs have been "'alking a round
jazz like a cat around a plate
or hot soup, \Vaiting for it to cool
, off. so that thC'y could enjoy it
\•:ithaut burning their tongues".
T h(' up-tcrda te conductor \Vas
\Valte r Damrosch. The young com·
poser \\"as George Gershwin, aJ ..
rC'ady famous for his Rhaps'ody in
Blut: from \vhich he made over a
million dollars. \Vhen George Y.'as
lit tle. the family f ina nc1~s d;id not
pcr1nit of the lu.xury or a piano.
But near the Ge rsh\\'in home wis
a penny a rca dc>, y,,•ith slot, ma-
chines and many other wonder ful
attractions. Best of all, there '''as · 'TI1e Second Year Is the Hard.. · .... • . a p1ano-player, b e f o r e y,•hich est. RC'ad \·'>'h~ pron111:1L'n t George y,·ould stand en tranced.
doctors a.nd psychologists consi~er ' listening to Rubinstein's Melody
the b~by s s.econd year so ~ruc1a1. in F. Later on. a piano became the
T heres common st•nse a dvice f~r prized possession o[ the Gershwin
all_ ~art~nts . and p~rents .. to-~ ~n ran1i ly. Amazing everybody, little
this 1ntcr~t1ng article. Read it 1n George sat down and played by
The ~er1c~n :Weekly, t_hat great ear the Melody in F . Although magazi~e d1str1buted w I t ~ next George had little formal education,
Sundays Los-Angeles Exanuner. he picked up knowledge along the
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way and everitually was successful
in elevating jazz to the point that
his compositions \vere P.layed by
I e a d i n g symphonic or chestras,
even though he was ignorant at
one time of the technicalities or
a piano concerto.
!Scrap book item>'
Balboa Girl on Staff
01 College Production
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene, October 28 (Special) -
Paula Castle , daughter of Mrs.
Richard S. Castle, E. Bay avenue,
Balboa, is on the box office staff
of the University of Oregon thea·
ter guild's forthcoining pI'.Dd.uction,
YiThe Man Who Carne t o Dinner."
Miss Castle is a freshman stu-
dent.
An Army. career often the pr06-
pect of Nation-wide an<\, World-
wide travel . __ and pays a 20%
bonus over base pay for forelgn
service besides..
f"OB INllUMNCE 811:1.:
Howard W. Gerrish
PboDl!I Be• cioa 5151
Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life
Ucense and Contract
Bonds Writ ten
Wed. tbru Sat.,
Oct. 29-SO-Sl, Nov. I
Betty Hutton
John Lund
"Tiie Perils
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In Teclmloolor
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'The Devil
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wttb
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Tom Brenemen"s
"Breakfast in
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Bill Elliott
John Carroll
the Western Epic
yoming"
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''That's
My Girl"
with
Lynn Roberts
Donald Barry
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Oct. SO-Sl, Nov. l
Groucho Marx
Carmen Miranda
Andy Russell
Gloria Jeen
In
"Copacabana"
-eompan.J.on Fe&tare
Roy Rogers
end "Trigger" in
In -Trucolor picture
"Springtime in
1be Si~p;as"
KiddiefSt~e
Revue
Sat. Matinee ColltA!&ta llDd
PrUa aho lpeclal ..........
and four cartoon. Prtra doaa&ed ..,. _,. llbop.
Da.U llDd GaJ' Maale Co. Doll'• Candlel, BeUJ' Bolie
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DO FISH LIKE RINGS?
Do fis h like d iamond rings?
·Hal Robbins of Altadena is tr y-
ing to figure out that one.
For he dropped a diamond ring,
valued a t S50. some w'1.er e on the
Balboa pier . Sunday, and despite
h is search it could not be fo und.
Maybe the gold fish got it. Could
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Returns for state unemployment
insurance taxes for the th i rd
quarter of 1947 are n°"' due, ac-
cording to R. C. Hiatt, a uditor-in-
charge of the Santa Ana Audit
District office of the California
Department of Employment. It
was pointed out uiat returns first
became due October 1.
... Interest and penalties will be
charged if the tax ia not pa.id on
or before October 31," Mr. Hiatt
dtt.lared. "Employers a r e urced
not to wait tor the deadline, but
to submit ,their returns as prompt-
ly as pouible in order to speed
up prt:.n•lng."
Every employer of one or more
worken ii 1ubject to the tax and
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other provtsiona of the Unemploy-•--._ 1111 .... • '••-. c · ttas * ment Insurance A A. Agricultural I el ..
NLll IPllHS·IA fflllA 111111r·m ca.
,_ .... _ ---·-· '''''' s n s • Yo.ts n••
vlces for certain non-profit orpni-
zati.c.. are exempt. ' ....,.,.., -~~ .ervioo, and oer-,.-~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=--
Employen who are In doubt at
'------------' their llability under the State Uo-
E. H. THIEi x, Optic:lm
llUlllC ~ employment lnour..,.,. Act are ln-..----'--'-----'-----.1 Yiu.I to contact t h e audltor-ln-
TEACHER of PIANO
m ••nnDH oo•P'Mur · I D41T; -"-,=r·-
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cllarw• at llot We 1 t Elcbtb
street, Room 239, .telept...,. Saata
.Ana 72'll.
It ii a FACT that a -·
true not -Gii! na9 well alii!M
ol the •-.P In dvlJlaD life.
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Skin Cancer Study
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ronm>-* •Bad --· '42 Ch Ar Sed ' ~ -to-· AJ8o Pia. 111ins ooblnei. 8 dr""•O. l50l -~ let. Maple -Ml. Yate entrance, Utilltin paid, eV. eo an pper, mAft , • DAI, mrAftl
Pap7
BJ>RKELEY.-Radkltctiw car-
bon Is enabling University o! C811-
!ornla sdentista to reach a c1ooer
under)!tanding o! how the chemical
compounda kiiown as cardnogena
cause skin cancer in mice.
; 6 LUdte -6r -No. Bay Front, Btlboa &J•M Exatllmt livln& room tumltunt, adulta. 3ll bland Ave., Balboa. Radio, Heater, Foe Ugh ta
-Warld -Oompul1, ~ l2x18, 7xl2 frte2e rup. 810 86-2tc $1695
Q nmd St., Huziunctan Bu+ Watcbel • Oodal • ~_,, Flower, Colta Mesa. 8'-4tp WILL EXCHANGE room with
-Hlmtiastm BMdt 111 CHROKOMTERll "ADAM PERIOD" Eisht piece private bath and entrance 1<> Allen Motor Co.
HARBOR
Plumbing Service
»-ti. Rep&lrlns _ Pu._t Ser rlee dinning oet, hardwood throuih· employed woman ln return for ""',.,..=1,,oos=.,.Coall::-:--::-t.,.Hi_w_a.:y_86-...,._lt_c
Semlble Prkm out, nicely carved; 9xl2 Wilton one hour daily uslstance in 1934 GRAHAM Sedan, new tlreo.
l1'8 N.._t Blod., --!IOC8'll
REPAIRING OUR SPECIALT!'
Contracting and SvpplW . rr-tt•
VAN DRTMI.F!N ~ 115'7 Wella Place, i2:~ house work. Harbor 2103. 86-2tc ~I trade for boat or reuon-
J E w g L R y 'lt'Allt'IW TO lllllft u able cash offer. Phone Harbor
llOATll. 81lPPLllill a 2656-W, after 5 p.m. 86-ltp 17116 N""PC<t 81'"1 Colla -WANTED TO RENT-2 or 3 bed-
81-dt room house. Furnlshed or un---------,·=----Boat Maintenance and turnlshed. 1136 w . surr. New-
Dr. OW'les Heidelberger and
Dr. Hardin Jones, o! the Univer-
sity's ~ Radiation Labora-
tory, reported that more accurate
information has been obtained on
what the body does with dlben·
zarithracene, ·one of the cardno---
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0
-P-B_R __ A_TIVE ___ _
gens. O
. BAYSIDE PLATING ' port Beach. 86-2tc
Repairing ) WANTED TO RENT-Unfurnlah-
Geld ··SU--~ . ._
'41 Ford Sta. Wagon
Completely Refinished. Clean
$1495
Furtl\er. tracer studies o! diben-ROOFING c -
zanthi-acene molecules int<> which New· and R--i-Antiqum • Spedal~ '\ Frederick Yacht Cb. ~or i,s~~~i>fu:O Allen Motor Co.
radioactive carbon atoms had been ~
built revealed tor the first time P11aae Bee ••a 58-Jt ... OUr Ad In Clnnp Com~
1215 Cout Hiway, Newport Harbor '1900. 85-tfc ___ 1_oos ___ eoa. __ t_H_iw_•_Y_86-__ lt_c
Phone Beacon 5615 '41 PLYMOUTH -Special deluxe
that this romplicated molecule is ::11'!3 -An., Colla -
broken doWn into a number of Z.dl
BOAT BROKERS BENT, MlSCELLANEOUS 611 club ech d and . coupe, exc. m . con
85-tfc 2-BEDROOM Apartment. Living pa.int; radio, heater, 4 new tires.
simpler compounds, the chemical
nature of which is still undeter-
mined.
This type of carcinogen had been
shown previ.CJ11Dly to be the agent,
preftnt ·m coal-tar, which was re-
sponsible for the many cases of
skin cancer contracted by workers
in that indus tr)'.
The metabolism of d.ibenzan-
thracene is being studied at· Ber·
keley under the auspices of the
AtQmic Energy C.Ommission. · A
radioactiv~ form of the compound
was synthesized' by Dr. Heidel-
.berger and Dr. William G. Dau·
ben: assistant professor of chem·
is try.
PuaL1c NoTICu
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fletltlou• Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED does berebT
certify th&t thfly a.re conducttng a
prinUns and .publishing bualneu 1.t 3011 Weat c.intra.I Avenue. Newport
Beach C&Jtfornla . under the rtctltlou.a nrm Dame or Newport H&rbor Publlab-
lng O:>.. arid that aald firm ta com-
poeed of the follow!~ pet'BOna, wboee a&mM and addreaee• are u foll0'1t'•.
to--wit: Sam D. Porter. 411 Sa.n Beruardlno A•enue, Newport Beach, callfornla.
Luclua S. Smith. Ill. 4211 A.Toca.do
9t., Corona del Mar. Newport Be&ch.
Callfom..IL ' WITNESS our b.a.Dda thl• l!th day
of October, 1947.
8A.lf ,D. PORTER
LUCIUS S. SllITH. Ill.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, l COUNTY OF ORANGE -. ON THIS 13th day of OCtober. A.O ..
1947, before me, Non S . .lla.rXTarth.
a Notary PubUc In and for ea.Id Co\J.n-ty and State·. penonally aooea.red &Lin
D. Por1er and Lucius S. -lbruth. m . lmo•n to me, to be the penona whoee namea are eubecribed to Uie withJn In.at.rume.nt. and s.cknowl~fed to me
that they uecuted the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l b&n
hereunto Ml my h&nd and affixed my otncla! Ral tbe day and ye&r ln lhla
rertitlcale ftnrt .oo.-e written.
NORA 8. MARGWARTH, Notary Public ln a.Cd for a&Jd Count'y
a.nd stat .. fMy Com.miar.lon uptns Jan. 28. 1960. Pub.--Oct. 14, 71, 28. No.-. 4. 1947.
)
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS._
ll'ICTITJOUS P'tRll NAllB
TRE UNDE'RSIGNED do hereby cer Uty that the7 &re conducting a retal
bakery bustne. at 3C6 Kain Street.
Balboa., C1ty of Nerrport Beach, Call rornla.. under the flctltloua nrm a.a.me ot : FLORENCE BAKERT. and tha
MJd firm 18 oompoeed of the follow1nl' penoM, wboae names &nd &ddreaaeil
-I
.
t
a~ u follows. t~wtt : LESLIE SC"'rlVER. 1212 W . Ocean Jl'ront . Newport Beach. C&ll f.
n.-ORENCE B. SCHVER, 1212 0ce&n ~ Front. Newport Beach. Calif. WlTNESS our hand• this 12th day of September. 1947: ·
FLORENCE B. SCHMER
.... ESLIE SCHMER
S'I'ATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OP' ORANGE, •· ,
. · ON TffiS 12th day of September
A. o. 1947 . before me. Monte R. Grl me... a Notary Public lo a.nd for a&Jd
County and State. penona.117 appe&.r·
ed FLORF...i.'l("E B. SCHllER a.rad LES· LrE OCHMER. known to n;ie to be the
persons whoae names are irubscrlbed to the wtthtn ln!!trument, and acknO'W· \edged to me that they executed the ,.,,, .. r~ WITNESS WHEREOF. I hafll he~unto &et my hand and &trtx6d my
offiel!\I 9e&I the day and ye~ In thl1
rerttfirate tint aoo.-e wr1ttera.
MONTE R . GRIMES
12 YEARS SERVICE 19U Harbor m.d. Ph. llea.·51.U A-'1'_1'_=--0-N-BO_A_T_O_WNERS-_~-and dining room combination. Price $1395. Phone,B-5115 days,
Cclr. Hartior and llltb. Colla -Umlted quantity 30 lb. Dan-. Kitchen, bath, ·:urniohed. $75.00 H-212 evenings. 86-ltc IN THE HARBOR AREA
HARRYHALL •
PAINTING CONTRACI'OR
774 Eut 19th -
Nm to w.tbodlat Clnmll -.u. forth Anchon $8.50 ea. Pr..aed month I<> June lat. Harbor 158.
1teel riveted conatructloo will 86-2tc BEAL BllTATll: Plenty of Good Tlrel
All Sizes
• hold up I<> an 85 ft. boat. Bea-REAL ICllTATIC l:X<JllANOli '8 ------------
Ph. BeL 5413 Colta M-. Calif.
ll().tf<
con 6000-M. 85-4tp 1941 SIX ROOM-Modern stucco
FOR SALE-Lawson pwnp and home, fireplace, tile bath, stall
$39.60 PER MONTH
FOR NON VETS
ROOFS
C-Ompound Motor 011
c;.JJon, 'IOc
bait tank complete, $75.00 like shower, tile sink. 4 outside en-
new. Bay District Hardware C.O. trances, patio, small guest house NEW TWO BEDROOM homes F.
Bal. Island 83-ttc-wt.th tile shower bath, laundry H. A. financed, 4% i n t ere st.
W. J . BENBOW
Phone Harbor 1012 J
s:i-tta
Western Auto Supply
Authorised Deal•
22-ft. POWER BOAT Easily a>n-
verted for mackerel ; galley, two·
bun.ks, $700. Harbor 1947.
83-tfc
with extra water heater work-Phone Beacon 5197 for further
shop, double garage, howie·' trail-· information. 84-tfc
18'6 Newport BM!., 0oota -
17-th
_PllB80 __ N_AL_..,,,......,....,___,-:--=--u For the Buy of Your Life
French taught. Parisian lady. Long Clipper Bow Boat
46 ft. 14 beam. 70 H. P . Cat diesel. Beach GS-8409 . 81.0tp SHOP AT GRANTS New bait tank; swordfish plank;
complete commercial equipment.
Sale or tra:de. Harbor 'T/. 68-tfc
LOST AND FOUND New and Used Ladies Platinum bracelet set with
48 round diamonds lost approxi· New 3 bllrner apt. stove ... $ 49.50 Harbor 97
mately September 15, 1947. Lil> 4 Burner JX>rcelain _F_O_R_S_A~l~.E~-~S~tar--s-all""'"~b-o_a_t-.
eral reward. Phone Santa Ana enamel cookers -···· ···-········ 17.50 Latest type, fiexible mut, in·
7550. -..· 86-2tc Circulating "Barnes" eluding a:alla ready to aail.
WST-The person who picked up oil heater ·· ., -···· 29·75 Phone Glendale, atrua 11188.
my billfold Sunday afternoon in Duo Therm oil heater -···· ...... Z7.50 ~tfc
All American Market will re-Good Used tum 'th ch k boOk · gas heaters from .... 5.75 26 ft. Fishing Cruiser. 2 bunks,
same WI my ec • Brand New "Nesco" galley, hetd. sword fishing chair, he may keep money. Thank you
Bridella M. Ball. 2610 Ocean ~~ ~e~~~-~-····---. 9.75 outriggers and all equipment.
Front, Newport Beach. ss.2tc New Gray Marine Engine.alDocbo k gas plates ............................ 5.75 near Standard Oil Co., B a.
LOST-Cigarette lighter engraved Brand new 2Q..gal automatic Phone Harbor 252Q..W . 8&-tfc
"Esther." Sentimental v a 1 u e. water heater -··-····-············· 49.95K1lll ---1-0-AL--.-aAD--1-0-----M
contact Box 154, Balboa Island. Electric hotplate 2 burner.... 5.95 -=~-~=~~--,,,.,--,-
Reward. 84-4tc Medium size cast iron wood STEINWAY GRAND -5 ~ ft.,
EHPLOYJIENT WANTED 11 and coal_ he~ters ................ 21 .75 ebonized, very tittle used, just
Coleman gasoline tuned. No dealers. Tel Harbor
Yacht SkiPJ)et available, familiar radiant heater .................... 16.75 1387-R for appt. 86-4tc
Mexican walers, best references. 2 hole Frigidaire STEINWAY. Georgeous tone. Ma-
Long Beach GS-8409. 81.0tp home freezer ........................ 124.50 hogany base only S485. Terms.
WORK WANTED-Ironing In m, New elec. heaters .................. 11.75 DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO co.
ltome. Plain or fecy. 530 San , Table top kerosene stove 520 No. Main, Santa Ana
Bernardin ' with oven ............................ 14.75 83-tfc 0 Ave., Newpor1
Heigh ta. 26-tf•
SECRETARY and office manager
8 years. Collection experience.
State license. Notary. Best r ef·
erences. Phqne Harbor 1351-J.
83-4tc
LICENSED Master Mariner Un-
Brand new toilets complete .. 44.50 -------------
Bra nd new kitchen sinks -··· 8.95 PIANOS for practice. Some as
Like new table top electric low as $65. Good tone & action.
r ange. 5 speed burners, Terms. All of them rental allow-
rooker well .................... 129.50 ed if you buy.
Brand new Magic Chef di· DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
• vided top gas range. Light . J-520 No. Main, Santa Ana
and clock ................ : ......... 159.50 -----------83-.--tfc
er shed with asphalt floor. Love.
ly yard. all fenced. 50 x 150.
Sprinkling system, hill section.
Mrs. Bond. 726 E. Santa Anita
Ave.. Burbank. Want BaJboa
Bayfront home or Ocean or Bay
view in Corona del Mar. 80-Stp
MONEY TO LOAN M
WANS TO BUILD. buy, Improve,
modernize or refinance. We pur·
chase truat deeds.
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS & WAN ASSN.
3333 Via Lido Ph. Har. 1500
38-tfc.
NEED MONEYT
See Us for Quick, Helplul
Service on Your Financial
Needs -Loans on
Furniture -Salary
Car or Other Security
Hours: 10 to 1 and 3 to 5
(Closed Saturdayl)
J814\i Newport Blvd, Colta Meoa
Beacon 5220
CAcrou from Alpha Beta Market)
86-ltc
Harbor Drafting Service
for Builders
Residential -Commerdal
711 • C. Coast. Hiway, Newport
Phone Beacon 5860. 34-ttc
ABOVE THE ARCHES -Goocl
view; interesting new 3-bedrm.
home; fireplace, large gar. Price
$14,600. Call Hub Powen, Agt.
Har. 62-W. 81-tfc
COST A MESA--Old"1' 3-bdrm.
home near Vict6ria and Harbor.
Price $.5350. All utilities. Hub
Powers, Agent. Har. 62-W.
• 81-tfc
WILL G. I,
3 bedroom, hdwd flooni. double
garage. East side. Close to
transportation.
C. GALEN DENISON
BROKER
498 Newport Blvd.
BEACON 5197 86-ltc
DANDY 1 bdrm. stucco, hdwd
floors, knotty-pine interior, real
fireplace. Large lot. Terms at
$6000.
G. M. PRITCHETT
AGENT
1840'h Newport Blvd.
Phone Beacon 5024-W
86-tfc
Arvin combination radio and SPINET Mirror type, used Pay
record pJayer ...................... 27.50 out balance $195. terms. Fine
G. E. table model radio big tone, good looking, excel-
limited U.S.M.M. No longer fol-
lowing the sea, but will gladly
talce out vessels (larger the
BALBOA ISLAND
A_UT0...,.7111::-0TIVE-=c---:--:•o,-TIBJ:S-:--:::---18 NEW 2 bdrm. garage apt. on rear
'40 Ford Club Cpe. R·2 lot. better}. at no charge over week·
ends. Phone Harbor 435-R.
83-4tp
MARINE ENGINEER Desires
work Newport area. 25 yrs,
Navy and Merchant Marine.
Sea-going yacht or repair ol
diesel or steam. Plarbor 1351-J.
83-4tc
BABY SITTl':R Available, Mrs.
Eggert. 410 2nd Ave., Corona
del Mar . (between Narcissus &
Orchid) Phone Harbor 1894-RK
85-2tc
IRONINGS WANTED -W r i t e
Box "E" c/o News· Times.
86-!tc
a real value .......................... 19.75 lent action.
Tappan buffet model gas DANZ~SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
range insulated oven, heat 520 No. Main, Santa Ana
A DANDY
$1095
control " •·· ······· ····· ··········· 29·75 83-tfc Allen Motor Co. Corona portable twpewriter
with case ---···-·····-· .... _ ........ 29.50 BAB1Y ;:~~dT, repossess~ll Now 1008 Coast Hiway 86·ltc;
T bl od I A K Radi 6 75 on Y ~. enns or wt rent. WILL SELL--E ·t 1947 LaS 11 a e m e . . o ... ,.. . . DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO. . QUI y ~ e
All steel coil springs bunk 520 N M . S t A good paint. perfect mechanical
bed l t 19 75 o. run, an a na dit. 601 B d S "' comp e e ...... --··········· . 83-tf con ion. roa t ., ~,ew·
Full size sterilized cotton c por: Heights. Com er Santa Ana
mattresses . ··········-····-·--·····--6.75 PIAl"fO ~'ING and r('pairlng, Avd. and 'Broad 84-4tp
Full size coil springs -···--····--4.95 J . B. Brown. Phone Beacon ,36 p · 4 D S
Tapestry covered bed divan 5294-J. 388 Broadway, Colta Ontlac r. ed.
good s prings .................... 17.50 Meaa. 78-tfc Really a Buy
New innerspring mattress w ANTED 50 used pianos for our $295
a nd uphols tered box spring rent dept. Highest cash price or
to match. 2 pcs. ···--···-··· ····· 49.50 biggest allowance on exchange.
New print linoleum, per yd. .75 T erms.
Allen Motor Co.
1008 Coast Hjway 86-ltc
UNDER CONSTRUCTION 2 bed-
room home; Bar-B-Q., rumpus
room . Oioose your own colors.
CAN ARRANGE to build on your
lot a 2 bdrm. home. $5950.00
complete.
CORONA DEL MAR-2 adjoining
lots. One or both. Level and
high.
' \
R. M. SMYTH, Realtor
Beacon~
7ll·C Coast Hwy.
NEWPORT BEACH
86-ltc
Notary Public In and tor Ora.nge .. County. Ca.Ur. BABY SITI"ER available with own Good used dressers DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
as low as ·-··---···-···-···········-· 9.75 520 No. Main, Santa Ana llv corruniMton e-X:plre11 NoY. 14. 1960 Publlahed Oct. 1, ~4. 21 . 28, 1947.
NOTICE OF .INTENTION
TO ENGAGE IN THE
SALE OF ALCOHOL·
IC BEVERAGES
OCTOBER 24. 1947
TO WHOM IT )[AT CONCERN: Notice Is hereby gi~n that titteen d&)"a' -after the date poated. the under· •IKned PJ"OPOl'e• to sell alcoholi c be•· emges at these preml9ea, dekrtbed u
follows:
706 Coast Hwy.. Corona de.1 Var NeW'J)Ort Bea.ch. Orn.nge County. Ca.Ht. PUnruant to such Intention, the ~underaJgn.ed Ill applytng to the. St.a.le
Board of .Equallu.Uon for l.uuauce on
ortgtnal applicatJon of &11 alcobollc
beff.f"&C'I .... JlcenM (or llcenaea) tor
these premiaie• &JI follows :
0."'l SALE BEER A WINE. Allyone deitlrtng to protest the Issu-
ance of such Ucenae may file t. Yerl-
fled pTOtMt with the State Board of
Equalisation at Sacramento. callfor-nla, st&Ung gn>Umis tor denlal u
.provided by law. The premhiee a.re
not now llcenaed for the aalti of a.1-rohoUc beTe.ragea.
SUGP!NE BOE.RO Pub.--Oet.. •. 1947. ... ·-·-__ ,, .................. ,, ... .
car . 1980 Harbor Blvd, Costa
Mesa. 86-2tp
.WANTED-Young woman , to nu
posi Uon as machine bookk~.
Apply Bank o! America, New·
!r).tfc port Beach.
WAITRESSES WANTED-BAJ
Shore Cafe. Be. 5'745. SJ.th
Employment Wanted
Draftsman-engineer with h I g h
qualifications. training, and ex·
perience available · in Harbor
area. Seeking employment o!
any type ln building construe-
tion or marine field. Can work
in managerial, supervisOry, or
straight labor capacity. Prem-
ium salary not an object. Per-
mane nee and congenial condi·
tions desired.
Phone Harbor 1900
85-tfc
•
Used Ivory color chest 83-ttc
of drawers , ........................ 7.50 -===-,~~~~-,---
Above are just a few of the
hundreds of dollar saving val-
ues to be found at GRANTS.
We Buy! Sell ! Trade!
GRANTS
1645 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Phone BEACON 5707-M
86-lt~
WANTll:D TO BtlY 11
Will Pay Calh .
P'or yoor fumlt•n• or -t ~
yau. Phone 8 I 3
• ...
Crawley Funtitlll"e Co.
UQ2 Ne"pwt llhd., Colla ltlw
ID-U.
SPINETI'E PI ANOS for rent. -
Beautiful blonde, mahogany,
walnut. All r ent of first six
months allowed on purchase.
DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
520 No. Main, Santa Ana
83-tfc
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS S8
HARBOR TRANSFER
LIGHT HAULING
Phone. Beacon 5538.J
1962 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
8&-tfc
LADY ALONE-Will rent room in
6 room hillside home, fireplace,
to lady or couple. references.
Box 214. Newport Beach. Bea-
. con 5958. 86-4tc
SMALL 2 ROOM house~ suitable
AT CORONA DEL MAR
BEAUTIFUL LO'l'S--$1500
Two houses, furnished.1 Grand view of bay.
, Home and in"'l'1'e. $22,500
W. J. HdLCOMB
1517 Coast ffighway Corooa de! Mar
"Where the Flags F1y" 78-2tc
CORONA DEL MAR ATTRACTIONS
Attractive, modem tw<rbedroom home with lots of
charm. Fireplace, beamed ceiling in living room; flag-
stone patio, Ackerman fence. South of highway.
$11,500
Here is a Special New Offering! The News-nines will not be re-
sponsible for more than one tno:r-
rect Insertion of an advertisement.
reserves the right to ccnectb
classify ·any and all ads and I<>
"'°ject any advertisement not CIJD.
fanning t9 rules and ~atiom.
WANTED-Mjddle aged white
woman for light house work,
live in. Salary open. H a r b o r
CAsH for USED
Furniture & At>pliances -·'We Buy Alnioot
Anythlnc'' • GRANT'S
!'hone BeL 5'107-M
for couple; also l room apart-
ment, silitable for 1 or 2. Reas·
onable. 307 Island Ave., Bal-
boa. 86-2tc
Three-bedroom home, four room apartment; also guest
room and bath all in smart, modem style in natural
redwood Finest construction. Stainless steel sink,
Youngstown unit; Hammel heating; drapes on traverse
rods. Own this distinctive home with income. Never
before offered. ; ~Uc
ll32-M. 84-tfc
iiAbl:JOllCiiii.,. •
WASHING MACHINF.s
1645 Newporl ffivd, Colla 111 ...
42-tfc
FOR RENT-To May 15th fur.
rlished cottage (or 2. 316 Coro-
nado St., Balboa. 86-ltc
u )'OU don't haw .,... c1o ,._ ruRMlTllBli roa 8ALS a WINTER RENT AL-Oct. 1st to
at181NE88 OtJIDS u wuh1n& at DOUBLE BED Innerspring mat-June 1st. 3 bedrooms, nicely fur--=:..:==--------tttss; dresser, odds and ends. In nished. Phone Harbor 1351-J.
LANDSCAPING BILL'S W ASH-A-TERIA perfect condition. Ph. Harbor 86-2tc
1351.,J. 83-4tc th with care o! Lawm C'l5 !'{ew .... 't m..i.. a..ta -PRIVATE ROOM. and ba F1owen and Shrubs Planted Pbcme Btn •m sno 1 DINING room table, modern ex· private entrance for 2, men pre.
· Hal Crawford lT·tf< tension and six chain. Large !erred. Phone Beacon 5248.
Harbor 7l4 divan bed, box sprinp .. 522 W. ~2tc
315 Alvatado Place , FOR SALE-Nesco electric cook-Ocean Front. 86-2tc :rwo ROOMS and beth private
BALBOA 84-t(c er, 60 ~~; like new. F\ne G. E. REFRIGERATOR 5\i ru. entrance and sun deck. U5
CESS POOLS and S1!PnC TANKS .
c llact J>rlllllc ••• a. ft1re
ww•aa.r..,...>
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FIREWOOD
CHARCOAL A BRIQUETS
PROllPI' DELIVERY
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ccnditlon. rewinable. 646 Cll!f week. 113-lSth St., Newporl
Dr:, Newport Heisbta. 86-ltc Beach. 824tc
A GOODBUY-
IS A WISE BUY
Lit u. B<!lp y.,., Be -
Full price $23,500-terms
LARGE, MODERN HOME in best of taste and mater·
ials with two separate apartments, triple garage, and.
yet further income possibilities! Highly developed
yard and panoramic view of the harbor area.
Priced at $29,500-terms
Here is a luxuri~ home that can pay its own way.
Shown by appointment wtder our exclusive listing.
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JOHN E. SADLEIR, _Realtor
Sl"ANLEY A. SMl'IH, Associate Broker
HAZEi, M. OONOON, Salesman
Two otftcps In Corona del Mar:
t5m ar em a..t ·~ Hubor 741 (JI' 2'22
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Business or Residential.
R.M.SMYTH,REALTOR
7.11-C Coast Hiway -Newport Beach
Beacoo 5860
Each listing given my personal attention.
B. A. NERESON
REAL VALUES
86-tfc
HOMES -INOOME -BUSINESS OPPOR'I'UNrl'mll
INSURANCE
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NEW· - - I B. R. FULL PRICE $4000
You can't beat this anywhere in Orange County. New
1 bedroom home ... beautifully painted ... knotty
pine interior . . . large bedroom and very good size
kitchen. In addition it has a half bedroom. You must
·see this at once. Attractive terms. $1500 down. $30
per.month.
G. I. RESALE -· -$1900 DOWN • 2 bedroom home . . . close to boulevard . . . floor fur.
nace . . . double laundry trays. Eastside. Most at·
tractive terms. $43.20 per month including tru<es and
insurance. You'll save a lot of money as the interest
is only 4 % . Full price ---
$7675
FURNISHED HOUSE
3-BedN?<>m, home ... 4 yn;. old ... on 1h acre. Very
good district on the East side. This home is under·
priced on today's market. Inv~tigate and invest .
you won't be sorry. Full price' furnished -• -
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B.-A. NERESON
REAL ESI'ATE BROKER AND ASSOCIATES
1972 Newport Blvd 819 South Main
Costa Mesa, Calif. Santa Ana, caJlt.
Phone: Beacon 5225 Phone: S. A. 7240
86-ltc
BALBOA PENINSULA
5-RoQm, 2-liedroom furnished, stucco home. Furn·
ished including Elect. Ref. and modem gas range. Lot
35x70. 2-Car garage.
$10,750
3-Bedroom home, fireplace. lovely patio with patio fur.
niture; garage; Seivel Ref.; good range. Lot 35x75 ft.
Furnished, $15 ,000
RESIDENTIAL LOTS
35x75 ·······················-··-·-·················-·$3000
57x80 . -····-···· ···················-· .. ··-·········$4750
40x80 ~an Front ··············-··· .......... $5500
LISTINGS ARE APPRECIATED.
BEVERLEY REALTY CO. ~
4i1T E. Central Phone Har. 1788
Gladys Beverley, Realtor
Frank Trickey, Broker
NEWPORT BEACH-Coast Blvd.
86-lt.c
House and lot with good future business possibilities.
house has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. This comer loca-
tion is one block from ocean and 1 block from bay,
$5300
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
$9500 '
New 2-Bedroom Home with garage, hardwood floors,
stucco and plaster corlstruction, with modem floor plan
Very nice 3-bedroom home, 2 yn;. old. Has hdWd.
floors, separate dining rm. and lots of tile work. Fenced
back yard with bar-1>-q and dbl. garage. Yards are
well landscaped. This is reasonable at $12,500.
COSTA MESA
Well built 1-bedroom home. 9 yn;. old. Good comer l<r
cation with.com. 1/2 acre. Plaster interior. This place
needs redecorating but is a good buy at $6350. ., '
New 2-bedrm. house on 50 ft. Jot. Hall nice cabinet
work; large wardrobe closets, and is a well llnished
house. Ready to move in.~.
EVA · F. RHODEN
Realtor
ELTON D. BARNElT PERNEL G. BARNETr
. Broken
470 Newpm't Blvd
Pbcme Beacon 5713-R. Coltallea
EYt1d•lll'. Bella:ill 5779-R
86-lt.c
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1'184 N-jdt Bl'"1
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and private bet.bl, tile .-e:
1tallo, unit beet, special rats
for permanmt s-ts. s:a. per
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Gloria Dalton on shakeHlown crube In Jlght wind Sunday. Len. they raJ~ the malnuJI by hand while actjnir Ship's Officer BAAll a.re. left to rtcht. Commodore B. '· Moler, Newport Beach; J . E.
Soou.ta handle IJnes "'hlle foreeall l!J raiAed. wttb po"·er "1nch shortly Brewste r, of TuaUn, watches. R!Pt. acUng flhlp's orn~ poee for Taylo r, Sea.I Beacb, AcUng tint. ornoer: Frank Bacon, Tu&ttn, ac~lnc
Stock Market
At a Glance
Am Tel & Tel . . .. 15819
Dupont ............... ·-····· .190
GErneral ~1 otors ....... 5914
Good)·ear ·······-·····--·-······-· 47% · Kennecott ..................... __ 46%
Sean; . ·········-····· -········· 3812
So cal Edison , ............... 31
Standard Oil . ··-··· 601' US Steel . . .......... 7611
Canad Pacific t 11,.
Dutch Heacock
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
PAINTING
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RENTAL EQUIPMENT
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Dlrectly Behind Albe Beta
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Sunday at 10:30 a.m .. the 107-With Sea Scout leaders from on future cruises. Holl)"Wood scrip writer who has ship is on indefinite -loan to the
, foot schooner Gloria Dalton. man-Tustin, Seal Beach', Santd. Ana . The sailing sched ule includes requested anonymity. A reJXlrt, Scouts.
ned by a Sea Scout crel.'-· com· Orange, Midway City and New-proJ)OSed day-long runs \Vi th chil-,,·hich circulated through t wo ''We couldn't begin to afford the
prised of meinbers or the ships in JXlrt Beach serving as s hip officer s dren from local orphanage's a nd 'county nel.'-'Spaper s, t hat the upkeep or so large a vessel," Mo-
the Orange Empire Area council, under acting captain Bill Spurg-disabled veter a ns from nearb) schoonl'r had been givl'n outright ler said. "But it was offered to us
made a second shakc-dOl.'-'TI run as eon of Laguna Beach, fina.l drills hospitals aboartl. to the Sea Scouts has been brand-for use anytime with no strinp
a training ship under the ·com-were held to round out the crew The Gloria Dalton is being SJXln-cd as untrue by Commodore Moler attach<'d a nd that is something
mand of Commodore B. F . i\1oler. that will handle the big schooner sored for the Sea Scouts by a who emphasized today that tht! ebe. ~-'--~~~~~~~~--,~:-:c:---=~~-::::-~.,----::~--,-,-~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~
Blood Donor
Service Set
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fern! file containing na mes of 01·1 Issue Revi"ved orafdcoe mmbe e"'rc'e•.rr.d to the chamber I Rotary to qualified d onors, with their blood .
type and RH factor. who will do-(Continued from Page 1) RRC'eive-d~'as the formal resig-Investment
nate the ir blood for a n emergency nation of Judge Robert Gardner I
Hear
Head
to an individual with rare type and. 85 ·an a rterth()\Jght, on mot..ion from the cj ty bench which w as ac-Hank K fehm et, head of Kleh-
blood, or \~there o the rwise a suf-of Isbell. Thompson was instruct<'d cepted with the recommenda tion met & Co., Los Angeles. who have
ange""" County Medical association, ficient amount is not available to to draw up an ordinance prohibit-that he be sent a letter of appre-been responsible for the sale and
Dr. Edward L. Russell, Or~ngt! save a life. This walking blood ing the production of oil within the ciation. The council ther eupon distribution of about $100,000 In
County Health depart~en_t direc-bank is also a preparedness meas-city limit~. ent ertained an application for a.p-K eystont.• Custodian Funds on the
tor. ~d Rev. F. W. N1edr1ngha':15·I ure for disaster. Highlig hted at the rouncil mC'Ct-pointme nt from J udge D. J . DcKige Pacific Coast in the last ten years,
local Red Cross blood d onor chair.-This list of volun eer donors ing, also. '-''BS lhe-mattt'r of ~r""''er to succeed Gardner, but upon mo-will address the Newport Harbor
m a n, who presented the. o_b~e:<=tive.1 s hou1d not conflict with the pres-bills issued to f'f'Sidents of the spe-lion b)· Isbell. the name of Harry Rotary club at their regular week---· d b 1 u f cial Corona del Mar Se"·er assess-1 d. pr~"t:"Uures, a_n respof"!Sl 1. 1 es 0 I ent blood bank condUcted by St. L. Blodgett ¥.ras entered and unan-Y 1.nner m eeting tonight at th~1r r espective organ1zat1ons for Joseph hospital, for it is djrectcd ment districL Protesting "'ere imously accepted for city bench.-Whites' Park Ave. cafe on the sub-
this program. toward meeting eme rgencies for property 0""·nen; Ida i\.1.-Lewis. C. A resolution approving adoption ject, "Common Se nse in Invest-Willa rd Clark, George W. Oark, f h · · The objective for the blood typ-all doctors and hospitals in the o t e city engineer's map was ments."
ing service , is to establish a r e-county, sponsors said. Susan H. Chapin. \V. C. Drake, carried and a"•a rd of a contract --------
Be Wise -Advertae Teen Canteen
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.econd officer; Wllllam Spurpon III. Lar;una Beach. acting captain;
Carl Parker, Kewport Beach; Van Amdell, Seal Beach; Bob Kellon,
Laguna Bea.ch, and BasU B,...,._·ster, TusUn. -photos by i1ary Sm.1th
Sand Crab
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Woman 'Phones She's
Bleeding to Death
County Savings. One fea-Police rttel,·f"d a call from
ture of the recent Overell a Newport S.a<h womu
trial that has not been given O\'f'"r the "'eekea.d who Wd
sufficient publicity, is how she ,,.as bleiedlnc to death.
the cost of the cast was dis-Patrolmen burrled t.o bn
tributed. You" remember home ln the 6900 block or
that at the beginning Police CoMt hl&:bway only to find
Chief Hcxlgkinson persuad-that the "'oma.n had a IM*r·
ed Attorney General Howser ated band "·bich did not. r~
to intervene with the result quire lnunedJatei a.tt.entJon.
that tlie state conducted the Tho woman told pollee •b•
had fallen, hJtttng her head. sensational hearing. This and, In M>me "·ay, had .i.o
meant that California paid <Ut her hand. Wbea olfi""f"
the bulk of the $200,000 off"'«! ... 1.s1&ntt, •be reru.-
costs, leaving $17 ,000 as Or-ed wt1.h the s tatement lhe
ange county's lltare. While "'ould get. her 0"'D doctor.
conviction failed, New{X>rt ' The policemen drove back
Beach's police head is en-to clty station. U n\\.'&nted a.act
titled to praise for his acu-unsung Is the moral of t.bb
men in bringing the state., L:,,,,
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county could have paid more Be Wise -Advertise
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Bea.: B• t)(Jlll mS-W
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers
Floor Waxers
A soldier in the Anny or Air
Forces recei\"('S 30 days 'leave each
y('ar ("·ith pay). In additio n, 3-day
passes are frequently available
d uring the year.
Mrs. Thomas M. Hensen~ Gene to Charles c. Phipps was granted
Lanning and D\tdley R. FUrz. for his low bid of $14.698.37 for
"'hose assessmen ts ran as h.igh .ru1 construct ion of curbs and gutt ers
S6CK>. The council denied the pro-in the ~tiracle Mile. Phipps' bid
tests.._ o rdered H . C. Mape5 to eX-"'as approximately $18X> over the
plain the setting up of the a<sses..o;;-c ity engineer's estimate fo r the
ments. then approved a Y.•a.n-ant ""Ork.
for the collection of the assess-
Members of Newpor t Beach city Why Not Coni:r-! This
council acted favorably on the talk about a sr'"IOif"ia) session
LOMG l.A8TL"ii"O
P&OTSr.rlON" roa .&UTOMOIULD 11 AT m1 autrn ,.,.,,
OPEN e·A. M. TO 8 P. M.
re SIZZJ.JNO 8TEAllS
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Tools· for ·
Carpentry Work
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NEWPORT ___ ., __ CROWN
HARDWARE
Call Barbor !S%
CL08J:D ON MONDAY llZI 0...$ BW7· Coroaa del Jlar
Fresh -DaUy -·-hoo!o Or, eomplete eqalpmeat wbea JOU
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PROTECTION
WITH m ou LUSTRE
AUTOMOBILES, BOATS and PLA1'i'"!!8
Fl"om: lla.nntlll Ettecta of Sun. Salt Water,
Adde and Other Dementa
It has helped the auto shortage by protecting and beautif)ing
cars economically.
GLIP f).ies daily as an air-tight, smooth coating oo many air-
planes, metal and fab~c. ·
GLIP crosses the country on trucks, cars, buses a nd streamlinen.
Its glass-like surface. one-th<>UMDdth-of-an-inch tl)i~. is flell;-
ible, yet hard a nd permanent. It Will not discolor, peel, crack
er dlip. It resists heat, sun, salt water, alcohol and time.
GIJP SERVICE SHOP
Cor. Eut 11th &Dd ln1De
COSTA MESA
HAROLD E.
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MEl-WOMEI
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ments.
In other council busi n~s. it wa!
ordered that Balboa Bay Lions'
proposal for u nderwMting a build-
ing to be used by the Girl Scouts
be submitted along ll.rith a requ~t
for a lease to the council ; that
the alle&cd misuse and abuse of
the facilities a nd float or 1he N
street pier be revie"•ed, an d that
a request for a n en try in the
Huntin g1on &>ach VFW and Am-
erican Legion Armistice Day pa-
Blodgett to
City Bench
leasing of four lot s o n Central ave-r---·
nue to the T een Canteen at their of congress opens a subject
m eeting on Monday and plans for tl\at needs some airing. Con-~
I the building are now in the hands gressmen are elected to serve
of an architect their country at a salary and
f Continued from Page 1) The T een Canteen is sJXlnsored expense account adequate for
Frank Rinehart this m orni ng, was by Newport Harbor Union High their needs. So why are they
that involving Lawre nce H olsing-School Parent-Teacher association any different than;my other
C'r , 38." Uniter Air Lines pilot of . on request of the student ~Y of executive and \Vhy ~hould
Lido Clla nnel, who was fined $15 the sch~! and s_tudents will have they not be on the job at
for exceeding t he speed limit 0 11 a hand in . get ting _ t h _e cantee_n' least 10 months of the year?
101 high\~:ay in the Bay district. ~eady and in running it after it They regard their (KlS1:.s as
Motor Patrolmen Vincent Mc-15 com~leted. hard-fought honors and just
J\:fa nigal. \\'ho issued t he citation It wtll be located between 17th because they are politicians,
.against t he commer cial aviator, and 18th streets, have a 50 foot does not excuse them from
repor~ed that the l ~t ter was golng frontage and contain a large rec-watching or approving legis-
50 miles a_n hour in the 35 zone reation room, r eading room, snack lation, in these difficult and on the highway whe n he wax d ti' ? flagged to a stop. bar, kitchen and rest rooms. angerous mes.
OLIP SERVICE SHOP
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Mayberry Shoe Repair
ONE DAY SERVICE
1831 Newport Ave.
OOSTA MESA
In city court when arraigned
this morning, the d efendant ex-
plained the circumstances and
then pleading guilty to the speed
ch8.rge, a ddep, "Of course, there
was no excuse for me to exceed
the speed limit."
REPORTS THEFT
diate oe\i"YerY '"'"'~ 1n1ta\\ation an _
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South Bmy F r ont, Ba lboa Island,
,,-., pllot or l:olted t-\Jr Uo~
DC-6 '''hl<'h C'BUi:ht fir "'· and
<'rubed ~hortly aftr r noon last
Friday, killing 5!, a f l"\\' hundrt•d
yards s hort of 3n <'mE"rgf'n('y
run"·ay lo Dry<'~ Canyon, Utah.
Theft or a r e r I e c t o r and
br ackets from the car of J . A.
Gardne r or the N ewport Harbor
Yacht club was r e partee! to New-
port Police Monday.
Carr's Feed Store
Hay and Grain
Quality Feeds _,_
Dal.Ir Dea9wJ BMM • ft"6
111!'1 N-rt 111...i.
008TA MES..'
CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS
FROM YOUB SKilTcBJ:s OB CLIPPINGS
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL
HARBOR oaan 110 SERVICE
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11J-<J 0...$ m-W•T N-rt -PIL llM«-. U.
E. j. Sedinger H. R. Holtz
Ocean Front Cafe
!il'encb Fried ~P and Fish
Ollr llJnd?MJ
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BEER SANDWICH~ •1 Ehl vita
Zll4 Ouz• Frtmt --Newpcwt Beach
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of the phone to taxi yon
wherever yon want to go.
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of
Newport -Costa Mesa
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Cafe and
Liquor Store
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TURNER~~S
YO.r Et~ric .Appliance Deol•r Since ~f2f
205 West 4th Sente Ana Ph. 1172 ·
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Editlo1
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r..,lmtrlals .. _.183.35 up .08
Ralls -·-··-······· 49.88 up .51 Utilities -·-··--311.l!ll up .Cit Volume . «I0.000 sbares. ..............
~ BJ EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEASHORE COLONY, LIDO ISLE, NEWPORT HE'GHTS, BALBOA ISLAND. CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA
s A • VOLUMl!l !'JllOX Flft CloBto per (Jon NEWPORT BUCH, CALIFOBNIA. TUt8DAY, \)CTOBJER ZS. 1MT1 .... 7 lfUllllll:R IS
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· APPAJ.nlGI That water is
the crying need of this
semi-arid region is gloooilly
forecast In the closing para-
'· graphs .of an article In the
Saturday Evening Post, in
• describing the glories of Ari-
. zona and Phoenix and the
. Salt ruver valley. Let us
quote:
"During the last decade
the area has depended more
and more on deep weUs to
augment irrigation by sur-
face water, and now almost
half the valley's agriculture
ROOF ON
CITY HALL
RUSHED
Workers of the F. A. Kaiser
'Construction con1pany a.re rush-
.in g to get the new city hall build-
ing at 32nd street and West Cen-
. tral avenu~. Newport Beach, cov-
ered before the rains come, L. L.
Patch, construction superintend-
ent. reported Monday afternoon ..
Blodgett _Named City Judge Superviso~ CIVIC UNIOI Delay Action ti!0:~~~r ~~r ~~~'-:!:i
, owes its life to pumping. A
sensible underground water
code is desperately needed.
Supterranean streams are
not inexhaustible, the water
table around Phoenix is
steadily sinking. In Litch-
neJd Park and Queen Creek
it is lower by 30 feet than 15
years ago, and in Deer Val-
ley lower by 35 feet. The
tJnited St a t es Geological
Survey reports that Mari-
copa county Is cu rren ti y
pmnplng 18 times what ex-
perts consider to be a safe
yield. .
· '"The Central Arizona Pro-
ject association, a non-par-
tisan group of civic leaders
and businessmen. is now
fighting vigorously to obtain
additional water from the al-
ready hard-pressed Colorado
river -the only remaining
available source. Cenfuries-
ago, the Valley of the Sun
bloomed productively for the
Hohokam and then returned
to barrenness. What were
wastes once can be wastes
again. If succor is not forth-
coming, if some 300,000 cul-
1j_vated acres are relin-
. I quished to the starvation of
the desert, present-day Phoe-
nix fanners and straw-
chewing Hohokam will have
a great deal. to talk about
1n the Great Beyond." Nutt
sed!
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Ultra-Modem
_,Building Going
.Up on C-Oast Hwy.
Roofing will be placed on· the
building and tax department por-
tions of the ina.in building this
week. He also said that the last
concrete will be poured for the
council chambers and lobby of the
main structure · qn Friday.
"'We are cooperating with Olief
of Police Hodg kinson who wishes.
to have the new ~ jail stru~
ture completed before the Easter
rush," Patch added
Provision has been made fo~e
installation of all ·modem Ii
equipment in the main ix:irtio f I
the police building. 'Some of this
equipment includes such broad-
casting facilities as speakers and
remote control a nd antenna on ihe
tower to pennit the reeeiving and
sending of messages.
Patch said that the Edison com-
pany has already completed the
installation of underground cable
and conduit across Central ave-
nue to a large manhole which will
serve the city hall with single-and
three-phase electricity.
The buildings are now being
wired for the "installation of a
mast e r-clock and-con tacting clockS
system. The re will be a clock in
every room and these will be au-
tomatically operated and· con-
trolled by one master clock.
Offer $600 in
Photo Contest
A revised announcement issued
by the Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce states that $600 will
be awarded winners In the 10
classes of its annual photo contest
a nd photo salon series ending June
5th, 1948.
Harry Welch. secretary of the
chamber. stated tqday that the
contest is open to all and an ama-
teur has a chance with a ny other
eritfant and residence in the state
is not necessary for t'ntrance in
the contest.
Gets five Votes of Council
Harry 1... Blodcett, 38, prominent Balboa lflan.d attorney and part-
ne r in the Santa Ana law firm of Rotan, Tucker and Blodptt.., ~'u
unanimously appointed city judge to succeed .Judge Robert Gardner b.)'
\·ote of the city council In regul&r meeting yee.tenlay. ,
· On a motion by Lester Isbell, councll member fl"Om Balboat Blod1-
ett wu nominated and endoned ln quick acUon by tbe cou.netl lmme-
dlately following formal receipt of a letter of reetcnatlon from .Judie
Gardner who lut week ucended Ute bench of tile Fourth Superior
court In Santa Ana. •~..:::..:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::;,
MAR·Y E., O'fERELL
DEATH BOAT, SOLD
The Overell motor cruiser,
. Mary E., which nguttd In the
dynamite blut which killed
financier Walt.er E. Overell
~' and his wife, Belllah, baa
been AOld for $6100.
Purcb.uer WU Harold G.
Jervis. 80S6 Atlantic· Blvd.,
Maywood, The boat CO!lt
Overell $1%,500.
Also sold were rlght.1J to the
moortric Aile where the Ma.ry
E. was anchored the night
of tbe blast. Ulrich and '
Marc1· Busch "'ere the pt&r-
chueM&..
Mesan Fined $150
For Tipsy Driving-
Leslie J. Jackson. 28. of 188"2
Magnolia avenue. Co~t a l\.1 esa. v.•as
fined $150 and had his auto license
No opJX¥iition to Blodge tt w~s i'!USpended for 90 days foll ov.ri ng
ente red a lthough a letter r equc>st-his plea of guilty t o a charge of
ing the appointment was read drunk driving on arraignme nt be-
from J udge D. J . Dodge o( Costa fore Aeling Oty J udge Donald J .
Mesa. O ther names considered for Dodge in Newport Beach Oty
the bench prior to yesterday's scs-Court. f\-tondisy.
sion included At torneys Robert Jac kson was arrested by P atrol-
Powell and 0 . A. Jones, or Balboa men R. R. Cornecl and M . N . Coe
Island. Harry Ashton. of Balboa on Centr:al avenue at 23rd street.
and Rohcrt Eastman. Ballfoa Isl-N ewport , as the former a nd his
and. w1fc> we r e returning home at 11 ·55
Blodgett was edmitlC'd to t he 1 pm Sunday, the police report
California State Bar in 1934 upon stated .
graduation from Dartmouth a nd
tht' Uni\·crsily of Southern Cali-
fornia. l ie has prnciiced in Or ·
angf' c0unty since 1945.
llas First C&M"
l-f is first casC', a fter being S\\'O rn
in as city magistratc> by City Clerk
(Continued on Bac k P age)
C a se Cont.lnuffi • Judge Dodge continued 'ilfitil
A new, ultra-modern, $50,000
,building. which will house a busi-
ness to bf known as Turner Drug
Stor e. is under construction a t the
corner of 900 Coast Highway a nd
Tustin avenue, in the Miracle Mile
today. ·
Th~ structure. fr6nting 56 feet,
is being ·built by Hugh Cairns,
builder. of · Lido Isle, for E. M.
Smith of Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle.
Specifications and drawings were
All photographs wiJI be exhilr
i(ed at the Newport Harbor Photo
Salon to be held in· the Newport
Beach Grammar school. Nev.'JX)rt
Beach. June 20 to 28., Costa Mesa
Leader to
Offers Free Meat Auction ·Shop
To Island Puppies F . ·B. Owen or 2091 Newpocl
Thursday morning the case of
John M attson Burlin, 36 , r oofer, of
508 36th street, Newport Beach ,
\\·ho v.as charged \\•ith drunk driv-
ing, following his a rrest at Adams
street a nd Central avenue. Balboa.
Sunday. by Pa trolman D. J . Mont-
gomery.
Burlin. "'ho r('{lucsted thC' con-
tinuance, is out on S250 bail, pend-
ing arraignment on the charge.
Th'c> police r erord states that Bur-
li n drove his machine into the rear
of another car \Vhich was going
slow in a line of traffic. m ade by Orange County Drafting Grain-Hyer . r eal estate man
Service. 810 Coast Highway. of 319 Marine avenue, Balboa Isl-
.uIXIJl com~letion . the building and. tlas his own prize contest.
Will be occup1~ by C. V. Turn('t". , He is offering, so reads a sign-~ocal ph~macist, and by a clean-board on his premises, "one pound
1ng establishment. barber shop a nd of 'grQund r ound' to the first pup beau~y parlor to. be located on the initiating the potted plant." A
Tustin avenue stde. .., plant, two feet from the ground.
LOCAL BANKS PLAN
EXTRA QUARTER
HOUR SERVICE SAT .
Commencing Saturday morning ,
Nov. 1, bath local branches of the
Bank of America \\'ill open their
doors a t 9:30 instea.d of at 9:45
with begonias ' tied \\ith pink tin-
foil and ribbon. stands near the
sign.
Dogs. from Danes to Doxie's.
must go unassis ted to the plarlt
and initiate it, according to regu-
lations, before any one of them
can claim the ground round-steak.
avenue. Costa 1\-fet<a, announced to-
day that he \vould rc>t ire from the
curio and souYc>n.i r business short-
ly.
An auction \viii be conducted by
him at his Ncv.'porl Souvenir and
Gift s hop at 2102 West Ocean
F"ront . Ne,,·por t Beach. on Fri-
day. ,
l\f r . Q\\'C'n. \\'ho is secre tar y of
the Costa i\l csa Chamber of Com -
merct'. told plan~ fo r his r eti re-
men t to friends some time ago,
Check Passer
Sent to Priso,n Do:zer Gets Plugged a.m.. Roland Wright. Newport. SANTA ANA !Tues day). -Su-
Beach manager announced today. Moral of this stor y is. don 't ever perior .fudge Robe rt Gardne r. \Vho
"'This is in line with the {XII.icy doze at the wheel. presided over the criminal calen-
of other brancl"M-s of the bank.'' Richard A . Fisher of Artesia did dar, SC'ntenced Edward L 0 re n
he said. {'We feel that with the J4St that at 4:43 e .m . Mooday. Kooken, 32, of Long Beach , to San
,. volume of busiiiess now ~ing R esult : jumped curb a nd hit fire Quentin, for issuance of bad
transacted on Saturda)' morrungs, plug a t Dahlia street and 101 al-checks. when the latter appeared
\bis .step will help us re~der better, ternate. Corona del Mar. before him on h<londay. Kooken
3 Injured in
Sunday Crash
Three young '''omen '''ere badly
injured v.>hC'n th(' automobile in
which they v.·ere riding jumped the
curb a nd smashed into an elect r ic
light pole near 21st str eet and
Centr al avenue. Ne\vport Beach,
at 3 :25 o'cloCk Sunday morning.
Taken to the Santa Ana Com-
muni ty hospital were Arlene Ar-
buc kle, 21, of 1202 North atrus
street. Hollywood. driver. who suf.
fered a fracture of lhe right fore-
a rm : J oan Con boy, 20. of 2081
Marlboroug h avenue. Riverside,
fractured jaw and Catherine Ray-
mond, 20, of .3637 Bristol stree t.
Riverside, back injury. •
KIND DEED WASTED
-and civic information and channel
i\lR. AS D ~t RS. S . .o\M El\! MES, N ew1JOrt Be~h, Mt own In main 1 sa-
lon 1 by radio on which they contacted boat ~rtha Jane last night
ab.ortly a fter 1nidnlc-ht. t:n route to Hiio, Ha\\·aJI, mewage ftpofted
them 775 miles out and safe follo\\1ng pooping In follo'41ng sea while
Mn. Emme!' \\·a!t at wheel. -photo by Beckner.
SANTA ANA -Decision by it in one direction is being con-
the board of supervisors to trans-sidered by the boards of directOl'B
fer acreage in the Cliff H aven sub-of the various business associa-
division and Balboa-Bay Shore dis-lions of the Newport Harbor area_•
trict from the Costa Mesa Union< One of the phases of the pro-
school dis trict to the N ewport ~ed council of business leaders
Beach district was pos tponed t o- from the various communities of
day Until next TueSday. Newport Beach will be the organi-
Although Assemblyma n Ea r J zation of a political program.
Stanley of Newport Beach. chief Plans arc now underway to have
• proponent for the transfer. ex-an intc>rclub group select candi-
plained the plan in dc>tail. The hear-d8tes for the municipal electicxii
ing was postix:ined on motion of next April.
Supervisor Irwin George Gordon The slate wiIJ be presented to
of Newport Beach . each business association for it.a
Gordon s tated that he had approval or disapproval. Each as-
agreed after a n earlier confe rence sociation will be permitted to se-
with Costa Mesan!S and Newport lect a substitute candidate, if that
Beach people to as k for the post-is its ?esire. . .
ix:in ement. H e said his conferes Business assoc1auons from Bal-
stated they did not understand I boa, Balboa I sland. Corona de)
what the plan was all about and Ma: and . th~ Newport Harbor
I
wanted more time to consider it. b~s1ness distnct have already_ de-
Asked why he ,,·as not told in c1d~ that there are two sub~
advance about the conference and \\•h1ch should be s upported by the
that a postponement might be groups. These are, reorganization
askt>d of the board. Mr. Gordon of property iones and improve--
inferred that Mr. Stanley had not m~nt in the des perate water situ-
communicated with him. at1on.
Stanley's views were supported The ~sociati?ns ~ m~t .a~
by a score of residents of both s~ortly, at which time, 1t is be=
Cliff Haven and Bay Shore col-li.ev~. t he interassociation coun-
only. They sa id they were in fa-ell will be approved and a slate of
vor of the transfer. three candidates Considered for
.·.,.Opposing t he transfer was Mrs municipal office.
Ernest McCle llan, president o --------
Cos t.a Mesa Grammar school Par-VFW and Lecrio
ent-Teach er association 3.nd Ev-~& 0
e rett Rea, superintendent or the Pl!lln Gala Show Costa Mesa Elementary school dis-~ tn~. contended th•t ir the trans-Armistice Day
fer were made, Costa Mesa would
lose an expected and probable ap-
propriation from t.he state for edu-
cational purJX>Ses. Radio Contact Established With
Hilo-Bound Schooner, Rendezvous
e, NEAL BECKNF;R , Schedule Stassen
~Ir. and Mrs. Sam,H . Em.mes of Newport, a"hd a KUe~t-cre\\· of r1,·e For LB. Address
men and one woman, contacted by shJp-to-8hlp radiotelephone from
The Orange County ~ice
Day Jelebration in Huntington
Beach November 11th will be the
bigges single day celebration ever
held in this county. Six:insored by
the American Legion and Veterans
of Foreign Wars JX>SU:, tt bas tbe
support of every community in the
county. Ralph Uke's crul11er Martha Jane, lying at RlchardMn's Anchorage In
Eut Bay, reported Sunday night that they were 725 mJles out. and Harold E . Stassen , appearing at
the Long Beach Municipal .Audi-
torium on Wednesday evening, Oct.
29, under the a uspi ces of Jane
Tucker's Town Ha ll of that city,
v.>ill makE! one of t he most im-
portant speeches of his current
tour of the nation in the avowed
inter ests of \Vorld peace. it was
announced today.
that all bands were In good healtb€>--
and fine llpi.rtt•.
RcndeZvous, and her party left
the Balboa Yacht cl ub fl oat on
Sunday night, Octb<X>r 20, at 9 :00
p.m. \vith a fair southerly breeze
which carried them out beyond
the C'as t end of Catalina isla nd.
There they lay becalmed for 24
hours. af ter whicl:i they picked u p
a westerly, \vhich rose to storn1
proJX>r tions by Wednesday, a nd
ripped out their large reaching jib.
After this squa ll , the v.•ind started
to haul 'ro und north, so that by
Saturday the wind was modc>r ate.
a nd' from the northeast. The log
shows that they have averaged
a little ix'tter tha n 100 milc>s per
day so far, in spite of the calnt
spots.
Sam Emm<'s is we 11 kno\vn
yachtsm a n both in local waters.
and in Ha v.·aii. J-{e has sailed three
1-Ionolulu races in previous years
at the helm of the famous littlC'
schooner Lady Jo. v.·hich he then
O\vned. 'fhis \viii be his seventh
crossing under sail. but the fi rst
one in which he v.1as not either
'r acing. or trying to se t a record
for the return trip.
FORFEITS $I 0
Edwin Carl Lyon of Venice
forfC'ite d s1b bail ·v.'hen he failed
to appear in city court today on
a citation charging him with fail-
ing to give the right of way to u
small girl who was crossing 101
'1ighway at Mar~erite street.
Corona del ?t\il~.
Comes Home
Dis cussing "America Vers u s
Cominunis m in One \Vor ld," Stas-
sen's address is said t o be non-
partisan a nd will be .. a forthright
analysis of some of the most vital
international problc>rns facing the
U . S. t~ay." In April of this
year, Sta.Ssen in terviewed. Stalin
in Moscow in a meeting which
drew world-wide attention. U . s,
relations with Soviet Russia have
been discussed with astonishing
I frankness by the young candidate
! ·~ .. ~· '_ ~ · . . I for the Republican Presidential 1 ::_·.,••_ J~ i:fS"T nomination and his audience in
r: .... !~;f(; ~..;;;. Long Beach m ay hear an unusual
J., ·~~ .. ~~ if· address by one of the most widely
~l. N ..; discussed JX>litical leaders of the
day.
Juniors Will Get
Charters, Nov. 7
Don W. Smith of the Hunting-
ton Beach Junior Chamber of
Commerce Will present the state
charter to the Newport Harbor
Junior Chamber a t a dinner-da nce
to be held in the Newport H ar bor
Yacht club on November 7.
Heading the gigantic parade-
which will move out at 11 a.m.
will be Ric hard Weinbert, World
War I. and Mrs. Leonard Stein-
bach. World War n. ampute8
from Sawtelle Hospital, acting as
Guard Marshals.
Other notables to be in the line
of march will be Major General
L. E . Woods. Col Ridderhof and
his aide Capt. E. L . Smith, from
the U. S. Marine Corps Air station
a t El Toro. With them will be t.bP
F irst Ma r ine Aircraft Wing Band
ana a marching unit of approx>-
matel~· 700 men.
Ca pt. J ohn R. ~1cKinney, USN.
Naval Base legal officer will be-
present.
It is c>~ted that t he par.,,.._
\\>ii! surpass by far that of July
4th, since m a ny schools and civie
or ganizations will enter floats. St.
Catherine's Milita ry Band with a
personnel of 120 of Anaheim have-
accept ed an invitation to partici-
pate, as W<'ll as the Orange County
National Guard units.
It is e xpected that each of the
12 high schools that are taking
part in the F ootball Carnival lo-
be staged at 2 p.m . on the high
5Chool field wiJl be represented by
their respective bands and the ir
football queen.
Rr\•tct-to our patrons. Fis her o.k . Car damaged_ had sought.J probation.
The two branches affected by -----------------~---------Soledad Costco or Costa Mes• Boy Ricling Scooter
Fl ... t~ of the Newport
Beac "'ar dead IJes
today In New York
City, e:wattlng the flnal
leg qf his trip back
home~ He Is Lt (JR)
Dona.. ..\. Helm" \\'ho
\\'SS killed Dec. %7, 1942 ·tn lce'land while· flying
nlK"ht jaubmarine patrol
ap.Lnft the Germans.
Next !Of kin are Mr.
ond~n. \\bit.sett M . Bel , SSIO \\'. Ocean
Front who will ha''e
his bokly sent to Todd's
Mernojrtam Mortuary In
Pomona for a mUltary
tuner..i..
Pat Rafferty of Long Beach, na-
tional Junior C. of C. director,
will present the national charter
to t he local body.
At the present time it is be-
li eved that either hot rod races
or motorcycle r aces will meet in
competition in the Speedway sta-
d ium. In the early evening there
will be street da ncing. Various
other forms of entertainment are
being contacted. At noon a barbe-
cue dinne r will be held in Lake
Park. The chef is preparing to
feed about 3000 people during the
day.
the 9 :30. plan are 1oca1ed at 2200 Oil Issue Revived·, CDM Sewer West Central A\'e. and at 617 E .
c.n1ra1 Av•. Assessment Charges Protested
Drivers Consider In a lengthy meeting held at
Filing ol Charges 4 :00 p. m. yesterday In the city .Al f nall. city councilmen turned down ,.. fer Sunday Ti t a proposal to permit a plugged oil
bore to be opened for pumping and
Georce B. Qii•pm-of SOI heard protests from a number ol
Cn>r--t, ~ ,.... Corona del Mar residents who
-to ,..U... tllat • •lt-complained that their bills for as-ud-nm mr Anldl M9 ..,... sessments against a recently-in-
cldae at t:ll p.a. ~-stalled sewer line were excessive.
· PeUce C!Mdled Uie 1ep1rt-Shortly after openins ~ ses-
ed H.c:· 12 •= '• to ~-W. skn.. Robert wa.n.ce. attorney
ll< -··· 0. .. I-Cw* for WiW111n Tallman. 213 '3rd St.. ·liil&"w..,-. 'be ...._, E 5 Pit! I WU denied a request for pennis-
.... reew• • i'111, t1111at: slon to dear out. open up and
Ma m· 'ti • iilb rt •••• pump oil from a ~ on Tallm11n's
-·Be .loo olnW --l*\ijlEity. In enterin& IUs plee.
......... ~r .. .... U Mde ~allllce stated thilt oil WU Rep-
, .... _ --· --Inc -tbe bott and "ruminc all .... ..i1s.~ ....... ~ .. •• CM!r' the bllclr: yard. .. ~--n ·--0.-Lest ... --~l&IK t --~lrtl I' --!¥. "14"4an that the request was a JI--...., • -,,_ to. pln pern 'dz for tbe
n aw --.. 1
1l• -inc ol • ~ ~ and
I ~:a~~: ~:;~J;~1~' :''='~' ~..W~~_ .. _ .. _J l~a;17:_~Atlqme7 Roland 1ho•-• i; -ti. dl7 _.,... _..,. • •
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permit. Mayor 0 . B. Reed pointed
out that the city had no intention
of permitting oil prcxtuction. The
request was thereupon voted down
(C.Ontinued on Back Paee)
won't try. this again. Without License
Ii.is car rolled over a cliff near j A 15-year.-old !Jo)' from the 200
the Newport Beach city d ump block of 29th street, Newport
when he backed up to pick up a Beach, was handed a citation by
hitch-hiker at 2:17 a .m. Monday. R. I: '°!ba ) Morris of the Cali-
Lucky for Ca t h w 't forru~ High...,.·ay P~t~ol \\'hen the . s ro. , e asn youngster was drivrng a motor
hurt. but tt took a tow car to pull 1 scooter without a license at 5 p.m .
his car out o~ the deep ravine. J Monday.
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Costa Mesa CC
Merchants Meet
On Christmas Plans
A count~·wide volunteer blood blood bank" tYPing centes:s will The merchants divlsion of tf>eo
donor typi.4g service Will be ini-be conducted by all four Red Cross Costa Mesa Chamber of 0:munerce
tiated Novtpnber 16th, by the Or-chapters throughout the county convened this morning at 7:00 a.m.
ange Counqy Med.ica1 Association, in the near futw-e. Chapter re-in the Wei~ cafe. Cliff Uon-
Orange CoUnty Public Heal1th sponsl bllities stated in the agree-barger, chainnan, presided at the
Deµt., and local hospitals as 1pon-ment between t he sponsoring gath~rlng of prominent -._.
soring agen ·es, with Southern Or-agencies and the Red.0 Cross chapt-men and women.
.ange Co Chapter, American ers in Orange county for this Among items dbcuaed WU the
Red Crou. A quota is .. t for ;;<JO lnit!il phase of the overaD !'la-~~er of Chris1maa decoratklll
volunteers be typed on that tional Red Cross blood donor pn;r '.-..-.
Sunday af , from 2:00 to gram were ucept..i by the board r------------.
5:00 In the ta Ana Cormnunity I of dlttct.on of So\lthern Orange
Center clu . 1104 West 8th County chapter, at their monthly
street, Ana, C&lfiornla. luncheon meetlng. held at the
RePtralJgrl for proapect.ive Community Cent e·r dubhoule,
donon be held at the New-wbuam K. 'IAndoay, chairman,
port H branch office tlurjnc l*eddhig. ·
tbe week November 11. <ilne Dr. Ruaell Jobmoli; preoldent
may apply either in peroon or by of the Orange County Medical u-
telephoae ( 1881i). Ap:1 21 M>Ciation. ..... !HOd bJo full oooard
to &O (or ~21 with parepu with the .. .,.,.-Plano a out.
-I). -'cbl 110 lined by Dr. Jobn Krau+ear,
po(uodl blood -d>&lnn&n for tbe Qr •
It la -t "W8llljbII (~ oa Bae!< Pip)
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-thrtlll In reedlns entortalll-. -u Watdl for the exdt.liig
-ol the fabulous eomatock lode a n d other great treasures.
Becin "Bonanza" a dramatic new
.mes In the American ·w eekly, ..._t great magazine distributed
wl~ next Sunday's Loll Angel ..
-.mer.
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008TA MESA
Pll<>MBNcoal53Zt·W
Air Forces Still
Seeking Pilots
' A chance to learn to fly the Air
Fottft neweat jet and rodcet· pro-
pell<!d ll&hten and Ion& ranae
bomben ts offered quallfied YOWll
Americans with the re-opmina: of
Aviation Cadet training.
• Seeking on I y "cream-of-the-
crop" candidates, men who apply
tor flight training must be un-
married, from 20 to 26 \0 years old
and be physically qualified. In ad-
dition, they must have completed
at least two yean of collea:e os
be able to pus a written examin-
ation cover ing 2nd year college
level suklijects.
According to Major J . S. Muir,
local recruiting head. interested
m en who can meet the qualifica-
tion requirements can secure Avi-
ation Cadet application blanks at
his office. 202 ~ West Third street,
Santa Ana.
Susy November
For Shriners
November will be a month of
activities for southland Shriners,
accord.Ing to Potentate Elmer P .
Bromley or Al Malaikah temple, in
a letter to local Shrine 1eader5.
Nov. 1, the potentate, membeN
of his divan. units from the band,
chanters and patrol will trek to
Lompoc to s tage a ceremonial for
the no["thern district. ·
Thursday, Nov. 6, a stag lunch·
eon iS: scheduled for the Biltmore
Bowl.
Saturday evening, Nov. 8, a
stage review will be presented for
Shriner-5 and their families in
Shrine auditorium, preceded by a
band concert.
Saturday night. Nov. 15, Elks
of Souttrern California will be
honored at a stag party in Shrine
auditor ium.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 'n the
ann ual charity ball will be staged
in Shrine· auditorium to r aise funds
for Christmas philanthropies.
The biggest fact about today's
Army or Air Force is tha t ' it is
possible for a man to start as a
private and end up his career as
a general.
You Should
See Their
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They're always filled,
because their ward-
robes ~ always fresh
and ready for any
Event.
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Lido
Cleaners
456 Newport Bh'd,
•COSTA MESA
PHONE
Bea.con
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ULA ZAU A..'-0 MICHEL PA...i."'JAIEFF. premie r ;idanM-un appear-
Inc with the BaJle t lntlme at the Laguna Beach HJ~h'. .K:hool a uditor-
ium.. No~·. I. AIM> In the company are Hemtolne Dar~JJ, NathAlle
Chris tian, l\leredyt.h Bay11-. lfbd Barbara Stuart. !\I &.\: kablnowlt!!-h
and Paulena ('.art.er 11.t the, two piano§.
Nine New Houses Jr. Red Cross
Will Be Erected set for Annual
In Newport Area Retreat at B. I.
Nine new houses Y.ill be erected The Orange CoU'nty Junior RE'd
in the Newpor t Harbor residen tial Cross High School Council will
di!trict as the result ot pennits hold its Annual Conrcrence and
iuued to building contractors for Rel.reat again this year at , Mar
the same during the week ending Casa on Balboa Island, Oct. 31
Saturday, October 25. and Nov. 1. to plan their progrant
Valuation of ix-nnits ~ssued for f for t~~ year a nd to exchange ideas,
October to date totals $500,950,. r{'()u1r1ng county-wide support.
Chief Building Inspector A. M . .l\1iss Betsy Taylor. president,
Nelson's office repor ted today. W111 conduct the main business of
Four of the ney.· homes are in the conference after breakfa.!t on
the Sl0,000 and above bracket. A Saturday.
number or permi ts also were issu-During the ronferC"nce, Robert
eel for the remodelling of present Sampson, Laguna SC'ach High
homes in the area. school. a nd Mary Wright ot the
l\tr . and Mrs. A. B . MacDonald Anaheim Union High school. both
of Long Beach filed plans for the of whom we re de legatC'S to the
building of a dwelling at 117 East Arn('rican RC'd Cross National
Bay F ront. Balboa Island, at a Conv,ention in Cleveland, will pre-
cost of $15,600. sent National and l ntC'rnational
T. L. Finch of 303 Cedar drive, Jun,iar Red Cross viewpoints. The
Covina, filed plans for the erection eight Junior Rl."d Cross members
of a \\\'o--story house on lot 32. to \\;n scholarships to th(' Lcader-
China Cove. Corona de] Mar, at a ship Training Cente.r in Camp
cost of $13,500. Celie, Ne\'ada City, California. in
J L F . Christy or 400 Tustin ave-August, y.·iJI outline thC' various
nuc, NC'\\'port l-ll'ights, filed plans Junior Red Cross program activ-
for the constructiort of a one-story ities. These members a re: \'irginia
house at 400 Tustin avenue, Ne\\'-Abplanalp and S ara La ntz, of thC'
port HC'ights, at a cost of Sl0,000. Anahf'im Union High school ; Mary
G . E. Atkins or 834 \Vest Los Ann Ro th. Fullerton lligh school ;
Ans,:eles strC<"t. Los Angclf's, fil ed Laura SC'llC llodkins. Brea-Olinda
pla ns for thl' ·erc-c tion of a t\\•o--l-li s,:h school: Peggy Ann Squier
story hoUSC' on lot 16, Block 37, a~d Virgi nia Barger of thC" Orangl'
ri\·cr section. Nc\vport Beach. at l-l1 gh.school; Joa n Zulx', NC'\\·por;;t
a rost or Sl0,000. Ha rbor Union High school. and
J.i. A. Hall of 126 Grand Canal, La\·onne Kisner, of the Santa Ana
Balboa I sland, fil ed plans for the liigh school. j
construction of a one-story house Rt'Crt'at ion \\'il l not bt' lacking 1 a t 121 Grand Canal, at a cost or throu~hout the conf('rcncc. \\'ith
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SSQnO, !he major e\'Cnt being a COStUmC
l\l[". and r.trs. Her bert Ho\vard l lallo\\·c'cn Pirate P arty Friday
of 1115 \Vest 46th strC'et. Los: An· evening. I
gelt·~. tiled plans to build a d\\'l'I-Adults to speak briefly at the
ling at 603 Poinsctta street, Coro· conference arc : 1\lrs. ·m a mas F.. !
na del l\Tar, a t a cost of 57000. l\.lcLcod. Coordinator or 1hc Or-l
P t>rmJt11 Usted ange County Junior Red Cross I
Other pcrn1its were issued as 1 [i gh School Council, \\'ho \\"ill in-j
follo\\:"S: 1rod uCT' !\1iss J.f{'Jen Locke, \\·ho
To John P . Daniell of 8 Bay taught in Ncurcmbl'rg, Germany, 1
Island, y.·ho will build a one·story during 1946-1947. l\1iss Locke will
house at 1714 Plat.a dcl Norte, give fir st-hand information on the
S6Q(X); Robert V. Pence. 1018 rCC'('ipt of Junior Red Cross over·
Shore Drive. Corona de! !\·Jar, who seas 1educational gift boxes, and
is building apartn1ents over a gar-thC'ir great n('('d in the r cconstruc·
age at that address. $500C). tion program for peace. Other
To Annabel Cannon. 441 West guests to , be presented are : Mr.
l !~1ngola avenue. Altadcna, one-John l\1artin, Dire<:tor of the Los: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::!]~s~'.'.:"'.::'·y~h~o~u'.:sc at 232 Ir is street, Angeles Chapter Ju.nior Rl'd Cross. _ h is \\;~e. and l\lrs. Gretchen
dc Fries. also of the Junior Red
et:oss or the Los Angeles Chapter ;
l\11ss June Pomeroy and Mr. Rob·
ert F allin. student officers of the
Junior Red Cross Cabinet of the
Los Angeles Chapter.
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NEED NEW EQUIPMENT?
Oftentimes a busineM Is prevented rr..n normal exii-slon
by the lack of new, more efficient eqol~t. Don't let this handi-
cap you. PurcllMe your new equipment wHb ftllalldng Oil a buk •
'°"'1. This Is the easy, satWactory -Y. of doing It. See ,. for la-
fonnatioll.
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Corona del Mar, $4500 : H. L.
Hammond, 41 T erraC{' Drive, Pas-
adena. r em odel ho u s e at 437
Goldenrod avenue. Corona d<'I
l'r1ar, S4500 and Mervin Het]l. 320
Kenmore strcct, Baldwin Park a
one·story h ouse at 126 -29th
street. Newport Beach, $4000.
To Bert Bentz, 6600 Coast High-
way, cine-story washroom and bed-
room at 221 Lugonia avenue, Sea-
shore colony, N e w p o r t Beach.
S2200 and Mrs. Hazel 1t1enois, 415
Acacia street. Cor ona del Mar, re-
model house. $1200.
T o Alice Heimerdinger. 806 East
7lst S'treet, Seattle, remodel dv.·ell-
ing at 438 Tustin avenue, Newport
Heights. $800; John Stetson , 1026
McCadden street. Los Angeles, r e--
model house at 224 P earl street·
Balboa Island ~. '
To John W. Johnson of 620 Nar-
cWus avenue, Corona deJ Mar
•dd a porch and bath, $600; ~
W. Byron, 306 Jasmine street,
Coron~ del Mar, remodel, $500;
Franoes A. Poyu, :l(XI Amethyst
street, Balboa Iralud. add a bath·
rooni .. in a ea.race.· ~; Jack
Twist, 503 Jlbri&old. OJroaa clel
Mar, $400 and Mr. and Mn. IL
G. Humbel, ~3'2nd atroe\, New-
port Bezd\ 1a1!()drl, s:zso.
• Alter 30 ;un' aenlce • -
S.. geont ~ the Army ,.. Air Force
can tettre With a llfe-"-•11.e al
$185.00 pol' ..-th.
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NEW.PORT BEACH
3 to 4 Daya 'Service
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BROADWAY CLEANERS
2903 W. Central
PHONE BABBOB MZ-W
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·p.a. palmer INCOlPOIAT!D
w. o . bud:, Insurance counselor
3333 vi a lido, newport beach. coli!.
telephone newport beoch, horbor
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Insuran Agency
"SEE US FORI ROI'ECTION"
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II. B. Wooda, N a.-v • ._
Ets-Hokin Galvan
N-pirt Beach • San • W11m1ncU>D
San Diogo -Stockton
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ft. llm tOG. NO'f 1000 Oaen Bl1'd. . T.3NJAY I
Anchorage of uthern Calif.
Elco Cnmen . i.oton '&r Marttn Oat:board9
Oomplete Yacl>t Fuf"'ohlll& a Gear.
Yacht Brokeracf a Iuorance
Harbor Sl--3«f Via 9""rto I .
eu1b:~t~:~=Ecie;~i:t eo.
Chevrol:!.
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-A !~~smobile
:001 West Cen~Pb. Barbor 51S
Francis J. ~orvath
Income TaxR:~lc~~~e~I ... State
Ofnce9: S28 !8th --, Harbor 1805-R
Home: 118 S5th -tB arhor \922:.s
Nel\'J)Ort acb
DEAN W. C rPBELL
Lester Co.
Member(J..011 An~les Stock Exchange
Government. Munlelp and Corporation
Secor! es
515 E . Central Ave., Bal ,L Ph. Harbor 2081
Padraic B. "
Life • Health Accident
All Types Perso al Insurance
Harbor 1895 • 15ZO E . urf Dr. • Bal-
°'pany
M.ET'ALILIZliNG
Industrial . • • Qrtuut>e•ntal
1109 llOlb St. Newport Phone Harbor !1411
Dr. Marven J. Reitz
Physician -urgeon
Two om
Newport Beach yan NoJ'll, Calif.
USS W. Centnl 5~8 Van N1Q'A Bl'"4.
Pbone: Harbor Ul-B 1i""""' s-ll-J.a01
Bmry w. 8'11:. -m . .
Radio S 0 S ~Electric ----...... -. 0. Ir., .............. ' --!A-.i, ftw .. d ., ..
~ Linwood Vick
• Realtor •
au Martne A"" -Balboa 111..,.,
Barbor %%41-W ••• Barbor 6'8-11
General Insurance
/IACK BAUMGABTNEB
11'a&cbeo • Dlamondo • llewolry
The Gem Shop
Wa.tcll and Jewelry 8-lrillC
llarborlUO-Bal-
Bal-Ima Blq.
Glamour Slenderizing Salon
' LOIS W . KELLER
STEAM BATHS & BODY MASSAGE e...u...., ETMID.-&~ 1.....,. Mr u la a..,.
llECllANICAJ. MASSAGE a SINE WAVll
703 E. Central ••. Barbor tU&-W
Entrance through:
Mary'o Bay a Surf Beauty Salon
"JOHN DORY"
CHOICE SEA FARE
• POPULAR PRICES •
IOI. E. Centnl at Palm-Bar. 108&-W--Baboa
Ont.De H. Schlueter
CERAMIC BAZAAR
. , Save 50 %
Seconds, Overstock and Clo9&-0uta
BALBOA SUPPLY CO.
Balboa • Harbor 5'7 • Pa\1Uon
BOB KlLLEFER, MGR.
Coast Properties Co.
Bealton -lnsnranoe
.. 'We Serve the Entire Harbor Aree"
lJOt E. Centnl Ave.-Balboa-llarbor UU
H. W. FOSI'ER
Harbor Shoe Shop
SHOE MAKING ARTISAN
• BEPAIB8 e
cmtom Built •Sandals
Gndaate Dr. !leboll !lebool of Bdeatulo
Foot Comfort
706 E. Central -Balboa
VOLNEY HAY, JR.
Hay's Camera Exchange
l"llma ••• Cameru • , • Flnl•hfnc
• ~d Camera Portraltl •
60'7 z. Central
.HA'llt-~
'THREE TODD BROS."
TODDS DAIRY
QUALITY AND llEBVICS
... --8b'eet -Santa Ana -JI'.--• _ ..................... awr.-. .. r· ...
..... Grew ••• ~ ........................ 1119
Wendell V. Hoyt
Hoyt's Harbor Engraving Co.
• Complete Pboto-Enpavblg 8enlce •
WK .,... II*., -un .. Nwpwt an• • Oar "Cai" ....
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Revolutionize
Football Offense
The Costa Mesa Grammar school
'· Saints, Scrambles
Sunset Title Race
football team became involved in
· By the margin of one point con-a new play in practice last Thurs-
ft'l"SionI Fullertan's Indians edged day which may revolutionize crowd
Santa fi\.na's favored Saints Fri-participation tn the pigskin sport.
daY nigt\i at :Fullerton to keep th~ It all happened when Little
·! race for the Sunset League title A)'-ers caught a pass thrown by
.widt? open. Armond Nestles on the 10-yard
I t was the first win over Santa tine a nd ran it to miat'ield At that
Ana the lndiatis have been able point a spectator, Donald Trapp,
to engineer in five years. Both rushed in from the side line, picked
teams scared in the secon d up the ball carrier , who was still
quai:ter, but the Saints failed to clutching the pigskin, and tpok off
convert while quarterback TO m toward the goal line. •
Neilson booted a perfect kick Nestles and Co. were tackled on
through the uprights to mar Santa the 20-yard line, but the combined
Ana's flawless season record. operation netted 70 yards--con-
Thus Santa Ana has now won fusing but true.
2 and lost 1. FullertOQ has won 1 --------------
and NeWJX>rt Beaci\ has lost 1 and day night, Newport H arbor High's
won 1. With the T ars scheduled Coach Wendell Pickens is figuring
to go against the Saints this 1'Ti· that its stilll anybody'~ conference.
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QUARTER
DECK
A New Shop
Specializing In
INTERIOR YACHT
FURNISHINGS
YACHT CLOTHING and
SPORTSWEAR For
Men and Women
THE HOLIDAYS
OCCASIONS
GIFTS FOR
AND SPECIAL
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630 Coast Higway-Route 101
Newport Beach, Calif.
Phone Beacon 5248
Capt. Leonard S. and Laura A. Rowberry
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NEWS-~
SPORTS
Margaret Lawrence, 1511 N .
qtester ·St., Compt,on, set a new
world's record-yesterday for wo-
men anglers. She caught a 169
pound marlin on 3/6 t ackle and
brought her fish to gatt in the
record time of two hours and 10
Thursclay, Oct. ZS, 194'7 minutes. . 1.------------1
The fish was weighed in al Cat-.-------..,.-------1 alina and later checked In at the
Wounded Hunter Balboa Angling club.
Mrs. Lawtencc ls a · member · of Cursed, Refused the Balboa Angling club and was
Aid at Duck Blind fishing from the boat Gadaze.
Other marlin we ighed in OVC'r
Man's inhumanity to man
,,.u demo11.11trated lo Orance
county Saturday wh~n P. Ed· 1
"·ard Husband, of Lo& An-
geles "'u the victim of an
accidental shootinc a t Jn1ne
I a k b, aC('ordlng to a "tory
v1ohlrh appeared ln the Santa
Ait'a Regalter.
Ra s band to ld d eputy
shf"r iffs h e rented a boat,
rowed acrOAs thf' lake to thf>
shooting bllnd usglnf'd t o
him, and pullt"d t he boat up
on the ahore. He reached Into
the boat and startf"d to pull ·
his shotgun \\'hen the gun ac·
cldentally dlM'harged, th e
blut teai-lng a\\·ay a portJon
of the lowf'r mmcle In his left
upper-arm.
\\'It h blood pourin g from '
the "'ound, and 1Ufferln1 In·
tensely • with pain_, llusband
said he uked th6 bunte r In
the nest blind to row him
back acrosa the lake.
.. The b eU with you, bud,
I'm h ere to hunt ducks," the
bunter re plied, accord.lng lo
Husband.
The injured m a n \\1alked
the long \vay aronnd the lake
to the . boat office bf':fore r e·
cel\1n11t usl~tance, drputles
said.
NATIONAL MARINE
COMMUNICATORS
ARRANGE MEETING
~fembers of the Sportfishing
Associa,tion ha\'t" bcC'n reminded
that tbe third mcl'ting or the r e-
cently-designated National ~1 a ·
rinc Communications association
has bC'Cn scheduled for 8 :00 p.m .
Thursday a t the H aWaiian Gar·
dens. 6th and Gaffey, San Pedro.
the weekend at the Balboa .Angl-
ing club were a 171 pound61' on
heavy tackle by Z. M. Arena in
27 minutes; a 240 pounder on
heavy tackle caught and, landed
by Mrs. J a ne Gronendykc of Dal-
boa Island in 4 hours and 25 min-
utes: a 234~ pounder o,n medium
tack.le, landed by George Watson
of Balboa Island in one hour and
55 minutes. Mr. Watson landed
hi:s Cish unassisted, skippering his
own bo.J.t·
Thcr.,. h a v e been 109 marlin
weighed in to date .at the Balboa
;\ngling club:
\\11th Bob Geier
W onder ''"1at happened to the
big rain \\'<' were sup-posed to get.
Just as glad we didn't get it
though, as long as the haze cleared
up.
Sam Isaac, Theodore Sa nderson,
Roy Whiby and
William Ba r -
n e t t al~ a re
wearing t heir
"So 1 o P i 1 o t.
Flying Disc
Jockey" pi n s,
while Gordon
Wallace. Mar·
vin Barr. Clar-
~ cnce Rice a n d
(• • •'-+. Norman Spir es
traded thrir Solo Pilot pins in on
nict' shiny, ful l-fl edgt'd "Disc J ock·
cy" pins. follo .. ,i ng the rC'ce ipt of
their P!"\'iat<' Pilot cC'rt ificatC's.
\V illinm Shc>rrr and his ..... ifC':
.'\IAC ~l~OMB OF LONG BEACJI c et1 ·up fon hb skid In a recent
water run. HI" Ps<"lnc One-D~l "'ri1 St,•eepea "'Il l be a ··ravorlte In
one of the feature e,·ent~ at the PacJfl(': 1'1otor Boat race next Sun-
day. -photo by Hitchcock
Schedule Announced for 12th Annual
Pacific Motor ·Boat Race Sunday
. Commodore Kent 1-litchcock. general chaiiman of 12th Annunl run-
ning or !hl' .American PO\\'Cr Boat Association's Pacific J\·1otor Boat
race. \\1h1ch 1s due to run over a .2 12 milC' course in Lldo channel hl're
Sund~n1orn ing and aft<'rnoon. ha.<: a nnounC'C'd the follo .. ving schC'dule:
9 :30 a. m . .,Driver~· mffting.
9:45 to 10 :20 .... Warm up.
10,25 'V . . -··· ..... -arn1ng gun.
10 :30 ......... ..5 mile qualifying hc>a t.
10:45 ..... -.:'"' ..... 5 mile qualifying heat
11 :00 ................ .5 mil~ qualifyini; hrat
11 :15 ....... 5 n1ilc qualifying hC"at
1 1 :30 ..... 5 mile qualifying heat.
Chann('J open 10 lraffic 11 :40 to 11 :55
135 cu. in ... (2 laps)
225 cu. in. .(2 laps)
P .0 .D.H. . .. 12 laps)
E racing ........ ( 2 la~)
Cracker box (2 lap~ I
12 :00 .isl hra t P .J\1.R. Troph~' race 15 miles (6 laps)
12 :35 ..... . . ....... --.......... 10 n1ile heat P.O.D.l-1 .... !4 laps)
12:55 ............ 10 n1ile hc>at Cracker box ..... (4 laps)
Channel open to traffic l :10 to t ':25
1:30 ................................ 2nd he.fl t P.l\1 .B. Trophy race 1~ mill's <6 Japs)
2:05 ....... _.,, ........... :10 mile heat for 125 cu. in. . ... (4 laps)
2:25 ................. . ............ 10 mile h<'at for E Racing .. . ... _., .... (4 laps)
Channel open to traffic 2:40 to 2:55
3:00 ......................... 3rd hf'at P .J\1 .8 . Trophy race 15 miles (6 laps}
3 :35 ................... 10 mile heat for 225 cu. in ............... -.(4 laps)
4:00 -··--.................. Trophy presentation and open house at Lido
Is!C' Yacht club , .. ·hich is located on lhe south shore of Lido Isle.
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With SAM PORTER
Sportfi-.h ing over the \\'e(.·k-end \•:as cxccptionally good for this time
of yr11r. ,\II boats rt~porting good bait . limit catches and excellent
[ishing \\'Ca ther.
The "F1;-i1s " at Huntington Beach was the "spot'' Sunday. All
boat<: fi!>.hing thrrc rC'porting limit catches of barracuda. The "harries"
\\'C're f;:tir .-.izt> for late scnson. weighing froni 3 1'2 to 5 pounds.
Bring-It Back
King's Landing hart three boats out. 1he Sport King running as a
day boat. thi:t' ValC'ncia III was charierC'd by a group from the Los
Don l-11\lman, local tra ... c l bur-1-\ngelcs County Sheriff's dep._'lrtment on Saturday. Sunday she w as
I f'au agent. and his· \\'ife left on a chartered by a grout> of 20 from the Commercial \Ve lding Co. of Los
r n)ring trip lo J\1cxiro Cit)•, IC'aV-An~C']('S. Thc> J\·1oana. sk ippc'rt'd by Phil Tozer "'3S cha rtered by the
ing Santa Ana \'ia the I\t artin Smith-Bush Valve Co., of Los Angeles. All thrC'C boats reported limit
School ai'r-t axi \\•hich got th<'m catches of barracuda, bass and halibut. The Sport King is operating
into Los Angeles airport 18 min· daily. The chartE'r boots at King's a re available \\'c-ek-ends only.
utc>s latE'r. \\'here they tr ansfcrrt'.'d Port Oran~e had th,.ce bOats out Sunday, the J\·1issa"·it , the South-
to American 1\irlines DC-6 and crn Comfort 11 , sk ippered b)' Ben Arnett and the Sarda-Sarda. sk ip-
S('Vcn hours latE'r they stepped off pcred by ~Varr~n Cro"" .
Bettc oa ... is ShC'rr)', bou~ht a ·ne\\'
BC'echcraft Bonanza. \Vhich Lro
\\'indolph and ,his \\·1fe "·ent back
to the factory and fi e,,· out. Leo
says it \\'RS rC'ally a fine trip and
that h<' a\·C'ra~C'd over 200 miles
per hour from \Vichita to El Paso .
\\'illiam ShC'rry hns been g('lling
himself che-ck<'<i out iri the nev.'
ship.
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. CHEVROLET 1n J\.1exico City . .Th~ l\.·11 ssa"·1t brought Jn over 200 seo trout (small "·hite s<'a bass) Don Hall . \\'C1gh1ng up to 10 pounds each : alo:;o barracuda and halibut.
Parts Man&ger \V ~e>n fl .y1 ng Don to the airpc1rt. I The South<'m Comfort Il and the Sarda -Sarda brought in good
T not1c('d thr start o( a smog filled ca~ches or bull bass . halibut and calico bass. ·nie Missa"•it is running
day for Los An~clcs and vicinity. daily. ThC' charter boats at Port Orange run "'eck-C'nds only.
We
Can Help
You
Brakes
Front End
Radiator
Repairs
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Lubrication
Washing
Polishing
Simonizing
Plenty of Mechanics . •
Come in
and See
Us
Radios
Lots of
Accessories
Wh_olesale
and
Retail
·Body .Work
' Painting
No Waiting
CULBERTSON CHEVROLET CO. 1n~
3001 W. Central NEWPORT BEACH Phone Harbor 513
Th<' \\'1nd \\'aS blO\\·ing from the Th<' L~ck~'. S~rikc froi:n Port Lido \\'as chartert'd Sunday by a group
mountains lo\.\·ards the sea and from Ben ~ Na11onnl. Paint S1ore. Los Angeles. The)' re:port.cd gO?d
the ,..isibility \\"b s O\'cr 30 .1 catches of bass. halibut and barracuda. The Lucky Strike 1s avatl-
C"Xcc t for . m~ cs able for charier. They have. discontinued the two-day "·eek-end frjps
I · .. P o~e strip about 2 miles on the Luck :-. Strike. Th<' "'cn.ther \\·as bad on the first tv.•o trips and
''.•de. extcnd1n~ from Gl<'.ndale to fishing \Va~· poor. A highlight o r one of the> trips was t\O;o marlin
San PC'Clro. which "·as quite hazy. hook-u[ll". Th<'Y did not la nd either fi sh. as they "'ere hooked on
On my rc1urn trip, I n<' .. '' to\\•ards feather jigs.
Glendale and noticed that the re I had no reports from any of the other landings, so-0-0-0. no rc-
"·as a dump or some kind burning. poj;r~t~tioiyio~ui.ii~~~~~~~fJ~~j~~~~~~iili the smoke from \Vhich went
straight up about 500 feet and
there the \Vind carried it o ut
across Los Angl'i<'s. This one
dump, by 8 :30 in the morning. had
caused a dense haze condition over
a ~ area. some 10 miles long, 2
miles "·1dc and 1500 feet thick.
It is certainly not hard to reali ze
"' h Y "'e in Southern California
ha\'<' been suffering from eye-
barning. oppressive, and in the
aviation industr;y, danger ous smog.
ODD FACTS ABOUT FLY1NG '
Th<'re are high\\·a:rs in the air
just as the re a rc on the ground:
only they are ten miles \\'i de in-
stead of 60 to 100 feet. They arc
ca lled "Airwa}'S .. a nd connect al·
most all large•cities. ~adio beams
ar C' directed do\.\'n the center or
each "Air\\•ay" so that pilots may
Oy from one city t o the other
without ever seeing the ground
Just as roads on the ground fol·
low the most advantageous r oute
so do aiT"'aJ'S follow the best and
safest routes in the air.
An analysis or the air accidents
ove-t a five year period by the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
disclose that 68.22 percent or all
accidehts was due to pilot e rror,
while only a verY small percentage
was due to structural failure.
ru be seeing you again next
week; why not Sky-Bob along
With me.
WELCOME HOME!
Newpciil Barllor Pm& !91
AMf!:KICAN LEGION a--. .. • I ...., ............. ....
-.. 't'lllt ............ IL. ... .., .. _ ............. .....:
Harbor Glass Co. mni-,-.._._ __
A.""t'-Dl' LISDES, In bls roaring roadster No. 5, careens around a
t·um. T he Los Anc-eleR ace 1A111 top the list of starters at Huntington
Beach ne~t S unday In the 25-lap 11peclal.
It's the sport for eve17
age -for boy and girt,
for nma and woman.
Tbat nr·• you!. So
come aloeg. Whether
you knock down • tom-••ment score--or never
bowled before, this Ill
your alley!
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STAGE
The Playhouse
presents
Thornton Wilder's
Pulit:r:er Prize. Play
"OUR TOWN"
Directed by
Wess Densmore
OCT. 28 -NOV. I
lnclusiYe
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HoOli and Many Strunge Animals Under Bi9 Top
At Sal. Circus of Costa Mesa Cub Scouts
Noah wu there, with all hla
animal&; there were two hones,
three elephants, a giraffe, a camel
and an ostrich. ·There weTe monk-
eys which looked fairly real and
-acted e ven m ore so. They were
all unde"r the Big Top, along with
a Jua:ler, tight rope walker, knife
eater and all ~ other attra ctions
of the Cub Scout circus of P ack
106 which made Newport avenue,
Costa Mesa, the busiest SPot in all
the Harbor area Saturda y after-
noon.
The Hawaiian Guitar quartet
played for three lovelY H ula danc.
en and for tlfe tight rope walker
and Ute strong man reallY did his
1;tuff. ~ohnny Trautwein and his
educated live pony put on an ou t-
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standing act and there wde half
a doZen very tall men wt\o per-
formed on sWts.
The new Olive pack was present
tor the fUn and Pack 105 of New-
port Beach had concesaions for
home· cooked t oo d. nove lties,
freaks and a snake charmer.
Other concessions included a
duck pend, dart and baloons. pad-
dleboards and balls, Swiss bell
ringer, bop our pops, seeio's be-
liev'in , ring toss, Oyi.ng boa ts, pony
rides. hamburgers, ice cream, pep,
candied apples, and of coune, pop.
com and peanuts. _
Assisting with the affair wer e
the Lions club, the chamber of
commerce, the scou tmaster , Jay's
Radio shop , m others and d ads of
the rubs . .
Den Mothers from P ack 105 v.•ho
assisted were the Mesdames J ack
R aub, H . O. Boyvey, RaY Mitchell.
Wiltis F ields ; and from Pack 106.
the Mesdames Louise McCracken,
Fay Tl'autwein. Bett y Vardy,
l\il}Ttle Waggoner. l\t cClelJan. Neal
Corson and Clara Hatch: also CUb
Master Ralph Coke, Chairman
H enry Roberts, Tl'eB:surer Paul
H uffm an and Mrs. Huffman. who
is coor dinator.
Over $300 was taken in a t the
circus and the only n a'" was that
seating capacity ,.,.as not equal to
the attC'ndance and several peo-
ple had to be turned away.
Ham 'n Turkey
On the Menu of
Thursday Dinner
A n y dinner-minded individual
"'ho is looking ahC'ad to Novem-
ber ?:7 with more than average
anticipation and who '''ould e n-
joy something in thC' nature of a
previe\v of the national feast, •is
re mi nded of the Ham and Turkey
dinner to be given at the Ebel!
clubhouse this Thursday evening.
Serving will be from 5 to 8 p .m .
and tickets are $2 for adults and
$1 for children. Reser vations may
be m ade in advance by calling any
one of the fo11o,~ting : Mesdames
Willard K illion, Obed Lucas, Les·
!e r Isbell. Al H orva th , C. M. Dea·
kins. Robert Killefer 'and Harold
Wcdden ber g.
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Pilot Class Dons
Hallowe'en Costumes
For Friday . Frolic ·
Looking festive a nd unlike their
everyday selves were 16 memben
of the Pilot c lass of Christ OiurCh
by t he Sea who enjoyed a Hall~
we'en party F r iday evening at the
church, coming in cos~ume.
Men of the class were in cha rge
of the a ffair a nd had arranged a
progra m of oldtime Hallowe'en
fun with many prizes awarded
contestants. Afterwards c id e r ,
popcorn a n d doughnuts wer e
served.
W ith the new sanctuary on its
'vay to com pletion women of the
class a r e planning to help raise
money for th e car peting and some
of th!' members will give lunch-
eons to provide funds.
At the next meeting ~ of the
class Mr. a nd Mrs. Fred Salter
a nd Mr. a nd M rs. Harold Glass
v.·i ll be hosts and hostesses.
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Assislf!1,1.ce League Plans Benelit Bridge; .
Assigns· Members to Staff Thrilt Shop
At a beautifully a pp o Int Od George Yardley, Walton H~
luncheon held Tuesday, Oct. 21, at Jr. Everett Gardiner •. ArthlD' a.t. .
the Lido Isle home of Mn. Willard James 11.ogen, Rowland Hod&'W.
Killion, members of the Newport son, Virginia Castle, D. D. Mcall-
Harbor Assistance League gather~ tum, E. B.· Wbit80n, C. M.. l)rt9-
0d to discuss 1>lans for the forth-kins, Fred Reinhold, H u b b a •4
coming dessert and bridge party H owe, E. T . Chapman, Lonnie VIit-
to be given November 19 and to cent , W . P. Durkee, Henry ~
complete plans f6r the permanent man, Philip Smith, E verett llcw!-
opera tion or the new Thrift Shop ris, Raymond K. HarVey, WOO'
which oPened Sa turday, Oct. 25. Cochran, Edgar Hill, Paul P~,
Mrs. Geor ge Yardley assigned Joseph Beek, Cameron Thom, Dis-
active members tp staff the Thrift on Smith, Jack Hillman, and Sal-
Shop, which is located at 115 22nd vatore Monaco.
str eet, Newpart Beach, and which Acting as co-hostesses with Mn.
will be open every day, Tuesday Killion were Mrs. Stanley Cbam-
Through S aturday from 10 a.m. to hers a nd Mrs. S palding Eastman.
4 p.m . Mondays t he shop Will be
for the marking of all in· Classified ads DO ~ •~-...,. com ing mer chandise · a n ~ will •"".. "'Ill:' ,._
the refore be closed to the public . done.
The third Tuesday of each month -============:::::; will be spcnsored by the Junior r
m e mbers, w he n t he se~or league
holds it's regular monthly· meet·
Ing.
See Gene
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& WEDOING CAKES
HARBOR 804-J
Imported Wines and Beer
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The benefit dessert bricjge will
be held at the Newport Harbor
Yacht club, and pl ans were m a de
for t he ha ndlin g of tickets and
the innumer a ble prizes to be
8'-''ardcd that day. Mrs. Walton
Hubbard jr. is in charge of the
OPE NTh'G DAY at Newport Harbor As..'1s tanr.e Lea~1e'io ne"· Thrift Shop brtngg a crowd of buyers. affair . The party is given each
On t he commJttee "·er e Mrs. Victor G race, c h.airman ot the league; 1'1rt1. E. E . Boudinot, Thrift ~hop ., year and is one of the outstand·
We speclalJu> ID Wed~ alld
Blrtbdayeu.
chairman a nd the Mesdames George Yardley, E,•er ett C.ardtner, \\"lllard Kiiiion, \V. P. Durkee and Members Prepare lor ing socia.I events of the season.
ffe n_ry t'reemao. '°"-__ -photo by Ger!lardt GENE'S BAKERY
Newport H,arbor Assistance League Opens
New Permanent Thrift Shop on Saturday
,--:! K K G Mrs. E. B. Whitson gave a 106 Cout HWJ'. Corona clol Mu
Piano Pupils Present appa appa ammo repor t on t he progress of the '"==========~
Standing as a symbol of com -
munit y inter est a nd the ability ot
people to work tot:;C't her for th~
\.\'el fare of others, the Harbor ' As·
sista nce LC'ague Thrift Shop open·
ed \\'i de its doors lo a waiting and
eager public, Saturday morning,
October 25, at ID O'clock. ,
Lea rning of the League's desire
to put up a perma nC'n t structure,
George Hols tein jr. offered to both
desigr. and construct the building
"'·ith his services a nd time as the
first contr ibution .
Ward and Harrington followed
suit and supplied all lumber at
cost. \\;·hiie Lew Stephens of 520
WC'st Fourth strC'et. Santa Ana
put on the roof,
The LindsC'y Electric compan y
of 816 S outh Main street , Santa
Ana. gave all C'lect rical work and
fixtures at cost. while Gillman and
Gillman of 11213 LonP, Be a c h
boulevard. Ly n woo d did t he
plumbing.
The painting ,..,as done by the
Home Painting and Decorating
company of Garden Gro\'e, while
the s ign for th<' top of the build-
ing ,,·as rlcsign!'d by the w e I I
known local a r tist. Rex Bra ndt,
and is being constructed by Bene·
diet the Sign Man or Coronfi del
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hospital at the S anta Ana Arpi.y
Air base, which when finally turn·
cd over to the a rmy was valued at
approxima tely six thousand dol-
lars, a nd included s teel book carts
still being used in Ve teran's hos-
pitals.
They completely furnished and
equipped a hospital Sun Room, and
sponsored a m ont hly dance in the
hospital recreation hall . The ma·
jority of the members sen·ed in
the Gr ay Lady Corps, Motor Corps,
and as Nurse's Aides.
[ts present chairman. Mrs. Vic -
tor Grace "'as for six years chair-
m a n of the annual , Red Cross
drive, and served dur ing the wa r
as head or the Blood Bank of the
Harbor area. Mrs. E. E. Boudinot.
no..,.,· acting as. head of the new
Thrift S hop. was c h a i r m ii n
throughout the war for the first
little shop compr i5ed of twelve
local women. who in four years
netted ten thousand doll a i's that
'-''C'nt into cha r itable channels.
Second Fall Recl'fal Chapter Installation dental clinic. and of the welfare ~
\vork that is being sPonsored by
At Newport ~jo Ga~r:~ ~~:~ur:u~f ~r~:~i~a~: th: 1:.:~~ i:n t~~e ~~n:~;i~ard
The second fall r~it ~ of piano I the installation of De lt a T a u meeting was given by 11.1.r s. Hub·
pupils of Grace Shattuck Bail Chapter of K appa Ka.mm Gamma bard and the group inform ed t hat
I Mrs. Ingraham) was given Sat· at the Univcrsfty of S~t hern Cali-eight cancer pattcnts have already
urday at her studio, 105 'l f th rornia on Nov. 7 and 8. Among been cared for in the county. In
str eet. , ~r tho~e forr;nulating plans are : Mrs. San ta Ana, a Cancer Information
\'oung per formers and tttir J . Thomas Swanson , Miss Alice center is m ain tained in the Ra·
numbers \\'er e: Roger King, Cf>n· a nd Margaret Craig who r ecently mona building by the Santa Ana
cert \Valtz (F aust-Gounod); P a. (Oct .1 23) started a Laguna Beach League, and is open to the public
tricia Gaughan. L ib es t r a U m Alumnae association at a lunch· ever y day except Tues<fays, from
1 Franz Listz ); Nancy King, Dane-eon a t the home of Mrs. Swanson. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Learn
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111.UTH PARKElll.
SEELEY
1119 E. Central A-, --
Telepbone -· Zl'll.J in~ Feet; Selection s from Pre·A From Newport Beach Mrs. R ich-Those present at the luncheon
I SC'haum) sung and played by P at ard E mison a nd her da ughters, were the Mesdam es Victor G race,
Smith. Misses P a tricia a nd Elizabeth ~t;i.i:<;;;t:;it;?:;i;t:;t;~(t;t;j~~i;~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~ Carol Schlenmeyer p layed Fur Emison. "''ho will be active in the ~ A'
Elise ( BeethovC'n ) and Bette Dean Laguna Beach · group will 8.ttend. IT
Smith had a group of numbers, The national president, Mrs. ~ /J J, dlt
H ea r t. Concerto fTschkowsky ) br aska, will arrfv. in Los Angeles W--qyj.f Oita$ Veil Dance. None But The Lonely J ose ph Seacrest, of Lincoln, Ne-1"'!9'~ '•~ '~
nnd The Little Prince I J . Charles on November to preside a t the
McNeil}. installa tion cer emony and she will ""
Marilyn Schlenmeyer P I a Ye d be accompanied by the fraternity's DRESSES • COATS • SUITS llainbow Fantasy (Chopin ) a nd national executive secretary, Miss
Norwegian Concer to fG reig). Mar-Clara O . PiC'rce.
ion Davey gave three .selections,
Vienna Mood (Strauss). Spanish
Dance (MoskO\\'Skil a nd th·e Star
Spangled Banner.
Studio decora tions carried out
the Hallo~1e'e n motif and a fter the
recital rf'ff"('sh ments were served.
,T he installat ion ser vices will be
conducted on November 7 a t 2:30
p.m. at the Ebell.clubhouse. That
evening t he ceremonies will be
closed by a formal banq uet for
800 memb('rs at the Ebell club-
house.
The n e xt day follo\ving t he
VALUES $ 7.95 to $ 9.95 . .. $ 695
VALUES $10.95 to $12.95 ............. $ 995
VALUES $13.95 to $19.95 $1295
VALUES $2Q.95 to $49.95 . .$1995 ,
USC-Stanford game on November 710 E C tr J A 219 M ' W 8 a r eception v.ill be held at the • en a ve. ar1ne ay
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Desiring to make the s ma 11 grounds a nd e_ntra nce as attrac·
tivC' as possible, Norman's Nurser y
!!uoplit>d all shrubs and pla nts at
The Leagtte n o w sponsors a
Dental clinic for grammar school
children, main tains t \V o h i g h
school scholarship runds, gives
active assistance to Girl Scouts.
does em ergency "'elfare '''Ork. for
two years has sponsored the N~\v
port Ha rbor Community Concert
a!'sociation , and actiVC'ly suppor ts
the Cancer clinic.
Th!' Thrift Shop \Vi ii 1>e open
daily from ten t o four. Tuesday
through Sa turday. l\1onday it \viii
be closed to the public, as all in-
coming merchand.isc v.·i\l !)(' mark-
C'd at that time.
December W ec/c/ing for
Corona c/el Mar Girl 1 new Chapter House on t he USC Balboa Balboa Island
rvtr. a nd Mrs. David H a nson. 315 when friends, membc-rs. filculty __ _ Campus. from 5:00 to 8 :00 p.m ., ~~~::~~~~::~~~~::~~~~::~;;;;'.;::;::~~~~~
H eney Koltonak, Prop.
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lsll' furnished the services of tv•o
me n to do the nf'CC'ssa ry landsca~
ing a nd planting.
For yC'ars the Assist;:i ncc Lea.iz:ue
ha!> been active' in coanty and com-
munity ,,·elfar£' \\·ork nnd has an
envia ble record of achievement.
Durin ~ 1hc '''ar lhC' group spon·
sorC'd a "Rolling l.ibr:lry" in the
Honor Court Program
Features Piano Numbers
Harbor Mofhersingers
To Include Local CPT' s
L::i.r kspur avenue. Corona del Mar, and na tional offi cers of the other
nrC' annpuncing the e ngagC'ment \\'Omen's frater nitieS v.:ill m eet .the
and coming marriage of their local 1 chapter of Kappa Kappa
doughter . Joy Dona Hanson. to Gamma. , .
I·lf·nry NC'\v ton Ing:\\'C'rsrn jr., son. This will be the 80th chapter
of r..1r . and Mrs. Henry N . Ing· of K appa K appa Gamma. Many
\\'f·r<:;f'n sr. of \\'heaton, I ll. outstanding: con:tributions have
r..·liss Hanson. "·ho grad uated been made by this frater nity. Last
from PolytC>chnic J-{ i g h school. yl'ar $1 0.000.00 \\'as gi,·en to t he
Ri,·erside, is a studC'nt at Pomona orphans of France. Under Virginia
Gro\\'ing in popularity is the co!l('gf'_ f-{C'r fi ancl", \vho \\'as for· C. Gildl"rs!L'C\'C. on!y ,,. om an
H a rb 0 r' l\fothC'rsingcrs hroup, n1£'r captain in th(' U. S. ,\rmy United StntC'S delC'ga tc to the San
formC'd this spring_ by the N C'\\'-Air forcC', is TIO\V completing his Francii-r·o United !\ations confer·
port Bf'ach Gramntar School Con-ed L~cation 8:l the samC' institution. encc. ''"ho is a n1embcr of Kappa
g rcss of P arC'nts and T eachers a nd ,._~ tcnta11,·e dale of.DC'c. 28 has Kappa Gamma. $335.000 ha\'e bC'e n ] I h!'('n ~"1 fo1· the• '''"dd1ng the p r "'i\'cn' 1n scholarshins To rleserving an invitation is being i!'sucd to · .._ ,,_. ·. a · ... 1'
,\1 the recrn1 Court of l-fonor mr·nlbc>rs of the> Costa l\Tesa Gram-cnts ~f the pros.pect1VC' br1dr·gToom fraternity and non-fraternity stu-
for 11oy Scotlt Troop '.\'o. 6 hC'ld mar scr.ool C.P .T . i P-T.,\.} and plannD1ng TO arr1\'c hf"r(' on Christ-dents. Fi\'£' thousand layet tes v.1cre
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church at Costa l\IPsa. an added school C.P.T . to joi n ,,·ith thC'm. I ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~
a l trnt.'t i(1n \\'3S .s upptiC'd hy Mrs. The l\.·1other sini;.;ers hC'ld t heir n I
K<lthlC'en Coleman of 4.14 Tustin firs t rehParsal this year· on Thurs· ~ ~-1 ••
avcnuP, Ne..,,-port He igh ts, Ne"'· day morning in PilKrim hall of [!I "'
rort Beach'. the Con1munity Congregational \"f c:-.~ ~trs. Coleman dt'scribcd a nd church, Corona del Mar and sev· l' -}<'
pla>·cd thrC'e interesting piano eral of the high school mothers \: ·~
piece's. "f he first \Vas Andalusia .1. -\· ~ · · .,. \Vere present. ,. ; 1, 1 ,.-,·i-:-•. b:r the outstanding Cuban c'om· ~1 ary Batten Steffensen, d'irec· ""
poser LC'ct1ona. l\1rs. Colem an re--tor, presented a group of Christ-l I.. /
FAMOUS FOR
FOOD GOOD
la!C'd that it '"as first introduced mas numbers for rehearsal with ~ ,11 J
'" American audiences l6 years Billie Deaver as accompanis l. SEA FOOD -STEAKS -DINNERS
a;:o \\'hc>n Lecuona brought his Preceed ing the re hearsal a short
Cuba n band to Ne"' York. The business meeting was called by
~ecnnd selection \Vas El Toro !The Mrs. T . H . Seeley, music chairman
Du ll) by Fra ncesca. describing a of the Newpor t!Beach C.P.T. and
bull fight \Vhi ch ends happily for announced that anyone \\'ho needs
both toreador a nd bull . Mrs. Cole-transpor t a tion to the \Ve ck I y
CLAIR G. MARTIN
2106 Ocean Front
Newport Beach man ended her group of piE."CeS Thursday inor ning are asked to
with Nivin 's characte ristic Buz· notify Mr s. Seeley not later th a n li~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ zing Bee, N 7 --------------I OV. .
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Snip n Stitch Shop
To Opt:n Saturday
Mrs. E . J . Brooks of the Balboa
Yacht basin is opening her Snip
'N'. Stitch shop on Sa turday, Nov.
1 a t 320 Marine avenue, Ba lboa
I sland and associated with her
will be her daughter Joyce.
There will be everything for
the needlewoman; yardage, trim-
mings. buttons, McCall patterns,
materials for croche ting and em-
broiderY. Organdy (in colors),
stri.itter cloth, cotton prints, rayon
print.I, batiste, chintz, shirting,
lingl'!rie prints, and sports mater-
ials are on the shelves of the little
shpp, ready for customers who feel
the urge to sew.
P/ Beta Phi to Hole/
Special M~t Thunc/ay
A special meeting of South
Cout Alumme club of Pi. Beta
Phi will be held Th~. Oct.
30 at 12 nooo at the home ol
Mn. William A. Gritlltl>a. 330
Cliff Driw, Lacuna Be.ch
Mn. J. Pqe Kmlp ol El Pao ..
Tau. .~t qi_ .... -~. will be • ,._. -all Pl
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Score Big Hit
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13lg!nntto, pew and proopectlw
lklen are Invited to attend tbe ,
flnt fall meetln& of the Helter
Skelter Ski c!Ub tO 1 be held al
7:30 p.rn. Thunday, 'Oct., ;lO In
the Community clu b hoUJe, 1104
West Eighth street. Santa Ana.
More than a acore from the
Newport Harbor district attended
Grotto Gaieties' 1().act vaudeville
&how which was given tor . the
benefit of charity in the Santa Ana
High school last Friday night.
The show was roundly ap-
.plauded from beginning to end and
consensus of opinion was it \\1"85
the best e ntertainment which has
been seen in Santa Ana in yea~. 7~·P'ODT
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The club, which has been or-
ganized for some ten years and
has nearly 150 m embers iii the
county, will provide informati9n
on new sk.1 classes with lnstru~t
ors within the club. and will we1-
C9me new members into the ran.kl.
Balboa Yacht Club
To Fete Hallowe'en .
"Hobnob with the goblins" reads
the announcement to the Balboa
Yacht Club's Hallowe'en Costume
party to be held Saturday at 9 :00
p.m.
Sue Fikcr. chairman of the
ent\rtainmen t committee, has re-
~ plans for dancing, games
and prizes during the colorful fete.
A vn:w OF 'PHE CROWD a t the Cab Scoot d rem beld S.turday from 1 :00 to S:OO p. m. In Co.ta
MeM. n e e\-en t. tor w hich Scout.a' mothen made costumes and dadtl the co~on bootba, featured
a s-rtn.c performance and coDCHalona In charp of }"ewport·Balboa Cubs. AMI.stance In the •pectacle
~·aio rendered by Out.ch Heacock, Ed MWJlck, Barr3· Hall.~Hen ry Vaughn,. 'ay's Radio, Sid l'ounc .tad
Dl<'k'1' Ma rket . · -photo by Gerhardt
Ba/boons Sailing
For Aloha land
Capilla Ci~cle Hears
Speaker on China
Every act received praise from
the a udience. Among the head·
lin ers who kept the more tha n 500
persons w ho paid admission in con-
stant uproar was Harry Savoy,
monologist.
Members of Grotto contributed
to the fun by iinporting gags of I
their own origination. Harcy Men-
doza, magician, was emcee.
' Los Angeles Shop
Owner Visits Here
Berna rd J . Ga1lagher , proprietor
of th~ Gallagher ·Furniture shop at )
2910 Rowena avenue, Los Angeles,
was a visitor in Cor ona dcl Mar
last week. p. a . palmer "":c'"""''ro
realtors Thousands of soldiers have beei1 On Thursday of this week it Capilla Circle of Corona del 1'.'lar
Community church had as guest
Rising Prices Help
'Minnesota Farmers
Build New Homes GallaghE'r, '''ho is an old-time
subscriber to The News-Times,
owns lot 3. t r ack L .. Section 32.
facing Dahlia street, in Corona del
Ma r.
lllJ ••II l,lf<>. ••"'PO" ~•o <~. cali l.
t~l •p~a•• .,,..,. .. ., b•o<•, ~01bo• 1.liOO
helped to complete high sch<>?l will be "bon \'Oya~e" for a gr~up
and r eceive their diplomal througl1 of local pt'ople \vho are leaving
the fanloUS USAFI self-study ,on the Matsonia. Honolulu their
-;pc-al:t.•r 1\.lrs. Job n Tessman of I Touri-.ts from 1he northwest,
Sar1 ta Ana \\'ho talkC'd on our. re-especial\)' f\-li nnesota, "'iii be 'wo
sponsihility to China. and brought I months la te in arriving in South~
out the point that the outcome of ern California. next y('ar. b<'Cau~e
the present civil ""·ar in that coun· of a late ha rvest. Herma n Ha nsen.
try would have much influc-n('(' in Ne"1>0rt Beach confC'Ct ioner, re-
shaping civilization for years to poned on his arri\'al home from
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fore they leave here.
Other members or the party are
.Mr. and Mrs. Volney !lay sr .. ~
Johnson and l\1rs. Boots Keene.
through whose travel bureau th .. •
trip is booked. and who will en-
tertain in her stat('room before
the ship leaves. l\1r. l·lay will make
a pictorial record of th~ lrip.
com('. ~1innesota . Friday.
The speaker \\'BS introcluced by J\fr. a nd Mrs. Hans('n visited
Mrs. O. J\1 : Campbell. progrant north or Minneapolis. Tht'y found
chairman. Mrs. John Sadleir pre-Minnesota riding the crest of a
sided and Mrs. PC'rry Schrock 100 prosperity wav(', with prices abo\•e
In devolions. \1:hat they are here. Farme rs are
htrs. William McBride rcport('d getting six dollars a bushC'I for
on the meeting or the Unit E' d flax.s('t'Ci ll nd three dollars a bushel
Council of Church \V omen he ld at for rom , hC' said.
Santa Ana and told of thC' need "And the farmers are building
for clothing for school children the most beautiful homes in the
in forcigrt countries. al"('a," Ha nsen added.
HostC'Sscs for the day "·ere l\1rs.
Nora Bates, l\'lrs. Allen and l\trs.
Haffner.
Army med ical and dental care
is given "'ithout charge to depend-
, C'n.ts or military personnel if they
One day will be spent in San
Francisco and then off for the
islands, to stay until Dec. 5 "'he n
they will embark for home. Unable
to take the time required by boat.
Lydia Sherman \Will join the party
about Nov. 3¥ flying both ways.
Leaving later in the season will ~
be 1'.·trs. A. H . Wacher of Balboa
Island and Mrs. Laura Hayd of
Bakersfield. who ~II spend the
Christmas holidays o n the islands.
Musically Speaking
By KATHLEEN COLEM AN r are stationed where such facilities
JI are a vailable .
Not so \'ery long ago the con-Johnny's Painting
and
Decorative Service ·
Quality Workmanship
at Beaeoaable Prlaes
Leaving Saturday for Mexico on
a 15·day trip H.rranged by Mrs .
Keene arc Mrs. Ross Gret>ley a nd
Mrs. Sawyer. "''ho ";1 1 go by plane
hoth "'ays and visit F ortin, Tuco,
Mexico City and all the important
piaet'S.
Borghi/d Stephens
Returns from Norway
· ~1rs . Borghild Stephens of Coro-
na de! Mar a rrivE'd ho n1e Sunday-
a!ter spending thf' summer in her
native Norway. She lt"f t here l\-l ay
13 a nd at tht" end of hc>r boat trip
took a pla nt' to hl'r destinat ion .
SandnesjOC'n, near\)' \Vithin the
.\retie Circle.
1\ l'lory on her 1rip '''1\l folio,,·
in a lat('r issu<'.
DWARF MISSING
~! isl hc\'ious ~ohltns ,,.f.'r e active
"unrla:-n1 g h1 in ~C\\"f)ort ile11ch .
ductor or the Ne"' York Symph-
ony Society
con1missioned a ' . . young p1arust·
composer to
wri te a jazz
piano concerto.
'fhe young man
consented, sign-
ed the contract,
then rushed out
to buy a text-
book that \\'OU!d
explain what a
.. concerto w a s.
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Hl!-! ;it l!!h anrl \\'r st ('t•ntral a \'c-
nu<:' ~f i('hacl ll oTunn n of Coronn
d\'I '.\l:1r. f'Pporl1'l1 'f ht• (''1SI IS
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AftE'r the succC'ssful production of
the Concerto in F . the Symphony
c011 ductor y,·rotc-"\,.arious COil\·
po~t·rs have bt'en ,.,·aJ king a round
jazz lik<' a cal a round a pla te
of hot soup, ,,·airing for it to cool
off. so that they could enjoy it
\1·11hout burning the ir tongues".
'f ht• up-to-rlatl' conductor \Vas
\\.<tite r Damrosch. ·rhe young com·
posc..·r \\':ls Grorge G('rsh,,·in. al·
rr:tii)· farnous for his Rhapsody in
niui.· fron1 \\·hich hC' made ovt~r a
inill1 on dollars. \\.ht'!"\ Gcor~t· \\'aS
1111 \C', 'h1• fa n1lly J 1nanccs did not :=:;::::;::;:::.=:::::;:.=:::::;:::;:::;:.=::::::O:::;:;-
l~-'rn11 t of the luxury of a piano.
llul nc:u· thl:' Gt""'r~h\'. in homC' ,,·as
n Jli:nny arcad<'. \\ ith slot m n·
chint 'S and 1nany olh\•f \\'ondC't:lul
, . -~---.-attractions. Best of a ll . there \\·a!\ .'.h~· -. f':on~ '!<'<t r Is the I-la rd-;1 pi a no· pl a)'£ r. b c f or c \\·h1ch
I'S! l .l·~d \\h~· promu~Pf\l GC'or~f' ''·ould stand <'ntrancf'd.
doc tors ".nd ps:, l'ho loi::;i sts consu_IC'r. listening to Rubinstein's i'ott:lody I
!hi"' h~ll~ s-"1'cond :O.C'ar so ~rucial.' in r-. Later on. a piano hecan1e th1..•
r h1'rf' s ton1n1on S(•nsl' ad vice for pr1"1.Cd poSS(•ssion of !hr Gl'rSh\\'in
all pa rt·nt.; .nnrl fl•:'rC'nl5-to-~ ~n f1tnii!y . Amazing ('Ve rybody, little
!ht~ a1tc..·~·l's.t 1n~ ~r tt c lc. Read 1t tn Gt'Orgc sat do\vn and playro by
fht ;\~1c..r1c~n ~\E'ckly. t.hat grC'at C':tr the l\·1E'IO<ly i n F. r\lthough
magaLu.1C' d1str1hutt'<I ,~· i I~ nE'Xt GC'or~t> had little forntiw education.
Sundays Los ,\ngC'l(•S r.xam1n£'r. 1->f' pic ked up knO\\'lt.·dgC" along lhe
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EVERY bolldar duervea apecl"I
attention In one wa, or •no"tber.
MOit Ume• It'• ton to remem~r
them In tbe da1·1 menu. So no•
that Hallowe'en nl&bt LI approacbo
In&. put your t boa&blli together u4
plan a gay Hallowe'eo dtoner.
"''ay and eventually was successful
1n e lc va1inf: jazz to the point that
hi s compositions \\'er e played by
I(' .:1 di n g S)mphonic orchestras.
l'"VC'n though he \\'3S ignorant at
one tim£' ol the tcchnicalitiC"S of
a pia no concerto.
(Scr ap book 1tt"m)
Balboa Girl on Stall
01 College Production
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
Eu&e ne. Oc.lobcr 28 lSpec.ia.i> -
Paula Castle, daughter of Mrs.
Richard s.~ Castle, E. Ba)' avenue,
Balboa, iS on the box office staff
of the University of Oregon lhca·
ter guild's forthcoming production,
"The Ma n Who Came to Dinner."
Miss Castle is a freshman stu-
denL
An Army career offers the pros-
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wide travel ... and pays a 20o/o
bdnus over base pay for foteign
service besides.
\\'ed. thrt1 Sat.,
. Oct. 29-SO·S I, ~ O\'.
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John Lund
"The Perils
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F or he dropped a diamond ring,
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Balboa pier. Sunday, a nd despite
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There are those who believe that feel that hiB country is in dan&er
the diplomatic and ideological con-and to thus convince him that any
fiict between the United States sacrifice ls worth while as a de-
and the Soviet Union Degan even fensive meuure. There can. be
before the shooting war with Ger-little doubt that the Kremlin will ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ many ended. Whether ~r not this achieve this goal. I t completely ~
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friendship and cooperation be-munication of ideas and runs one
tween the victorious Allies turned or the most ef!icieht propaganda
hollow with unpreceden ted sud-machines on earth.
denness. For .a long time, differ-· In the meantime, the lines be-
enc_es were discussed in th: 1 old, tween Russia and the West are
polite phrases or classic dip om-being clearly drawn. Some years
acy. Now, however, all the sweet-ago it will be remembered Stalin
ness and light have gone out of officially dissolved the old Com-
, 1__ the convoversy. In t!'e l~t half-munist I n terna•tional. whose
Another celebrated coa~ dozen weeks, the mwled fist has avowed goa.1 was to bring about
tor 11 Mn. America, who, appeared. and the velvet glove worldwide socialism by any and
In the pa1t five year1, ho1 has been.thrown awa:r. au means. This gesture was at-
tumecl over to the meat An easy ana accurate barom-tended by a great deal of fanfare,
eter of high Soviet policy is found and was accepted in some circles
dealer 625,000,000 in the Soviet press. Russia is as proof that Russia had decided
pouncla of-neecled. served by a small number of news-that other countries could have
VMd cooking fat. papers of large circula tion. and the kind of government they
A Country Mouse invited a T own Mouse to pay all of them. of course, reflect the wanted and she would have hers.
views of the Kremlin the way a Now the Communist International h im a visit, and partake o f h is c o untry fare. As they mirror reflects the sun-a point seems to have come back, though
w ere eating their r oots pulled Up in t h e h edger ow, which was develo)lell in detail by it wears a different name. So far
th e Town Mouse said to his frie n d: "YOU live her e 'NEWS-TIMES Eleanor Roosevelt at a recent U.N. as anyone can see, the new nine-
mceting. The Soviet pa(X'rs havC' nation "information bureau" which the life of the ants. I f you will com e with me you shall F 0 R u M been attacking the United States, was recently established in Bel ·
. have dainties ." So the Country H ouse r eturned with "'-' · "'-' its gove rnment and its officials. grade, is just a slightly camou-
his friend. On his arrival, the T own Mou se placed be-President Truman has been ac-naged version ot its predecessor.
· d h Th cused of having H itler-lik ~ am-In a speech before the BostoQ .f ore him dried figs, honey, raisins an c eese. e OF P UBLIC OPINION bitions to en•lave the world. ann Chamber 01 commerce. Attorney
Country. Mouse was delighted. But, just as they :were about the most courteous adjer-· General oark charged hat the bu-
beginning to eat, SOmecJhe Opened the door , a n d they Do you think It 15 good bust ..... at tbl• time to• dl!ICu .. arnnge-live applied to him has been "tyr. reau·s goal" is the destruction of
Were Compelled to .run Off as fast as t hey Could to a ment• for merging Costa ..... wttb Newpor t Beach. ant.•• Secretary Marshall ts CUS· world democracy. Most others
tomarily rererred to as a "fascist who have commented on it hold h ole. They had again scar cely begun t h e i r r epast ··ves. I would think so:· . says up here who will have equal imperialist". And the administra-similar views. •
I d h , h th t · Tom W. Henderson, prominent · h · h th be f ht · d ot hold a monopoly 1 th when so.meone e Se entere , on W lC e W.O m tce, N"">TV\rt Beach attorney and real-wcoeu1gnci·'i.~1t o er mem rs 0 e t1on oes n The Marshall p an for e re-
d h " ...., when it comes to Soviet attacks.. habilitation or Europe has done a more fnghtened than befor e, r an away an h lS t em-tor. ··A certain proportion at any John Foster Dulles, the Repub-great deal to make the issues-
se]veS. w ·her eat the Country Mouse addr essed h i s rate-say .. the Costa Mesa busi· Scotch tape, VarlOWI a!zes.-OD lican expert on foreign affam;, has and the extent of the cleavage be-
f • d . ness d1s tnct. sale at the News-Timel: . also been given the. full treat-tyteen the United States and the
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Color . guides, plan-
ning aids, comprehens-
ive stock of carpetl!
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LUDLUM Carpet Works
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GORDON e~ FINDLAY -
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CABINl:l'S' AND MU.I.WORK
T. C. JOHNSON, Supt.
nen • · :..,;. "We could US" th0 1·r services t S to v•~ng degrees t] .... .. men . o, ":".,~. . . · Soviet Union-clear. Apparen y,
"A lthough you have p r epared f or me a great f east, and work with them. We could be have other Republicans, mcluding there isn't a single. solitary pro-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I must.leave you-it is surrounded by too many dan-mutu~ly ~elpful ~o each _other by 11Y01J ~ ~~:=.:~~.um Governor Dewey and Senators vision in . this plan that Russia
I, f f h h d t h 1ri1..1pply1ng them "'1.th serYlces they I.ONO 1.A8TIXO Taft and Vandenberg. will accept. She opposes it both fers.. pre er. my roots rom t e e gerow, so at need." ro:~w,.~~~1ri.n These attacks bear an alarming in principle and in the most unim-
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can live in Safety and With o u t f e ar." . ' ' ' GLIP Sl:BVICE resemblance to those made on portant details. And t hat, too, has
H l .k th b b 't )] •t "Well, I would be in favor of SHOP Germany shortly before Russia its logic. If the Western powers. OW I e e SH UT 3 lll e, OT sma -COIDIDUlll y it," says Dennis Hogland, Desoto, c •. &. lTUt • lm• and the Third Reich went to war. Jed by the U. S., were successful
r esident, WhO attempts t h e Or deal Of Sh oppin g in the Dodg e and Plymouth dealer of l::o'=t ="=-====.,.==-==·=-=='·=·::'...'._::Y_::e.:_t _co~m.:_m=e~n:t:a-:to::-rs=s:t::-ill:::;fC-:--th_at in saving Europe from starvation
h ectic, bustling metr opolitan center! Indeed, h e sees 1760 Newport boulevard. Cos t•-:: this winter and managed to make
a tantalizing array of d e l ectable an!i desir able a r-M~ado think, too, it would be PROFESSIONAL DIRECTO ;:.!noodm~':::;~0:~n1 :ut~~;,,~':
ticles; but, after he takes his life in his hands and his impossible to take in too much basis. the result might be a fatal
heart in his m outh in t h e mad t r affic , and gets jostled territory. I t may be possible to ACCOUNTAl>"T PHYSICIANS & 8UR(lr-ON8, 11-D. blow to Soviet pr•stige and am-
unmercifu]]y by the harried crowd, and begs for a include the business district. A ~---=-~:::..:::.:_~:;.:c__ __ , dr M D bition. It is an historical fact that
b . f · b d. · d 1 k h h btock each way. and then tet the B o o k k e e p i n g A. V. An ews, . . Communism has nowered most It 0 .attent10n Y a ISlnter este C e r , e r us es to others come in as they decide. • PHYSICIA1f luxuriantly in countries where
make the Jong journey back to the quiet of home, be-··1t all should be one city. Call S e r V IC e and want, privation and despair were
draggJed and resolved, like the Country mouse, to it Harbor City or Ne"'J>Orl City. <JOLIN F . BROWN SUROEON widespread. The amount of cal·
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS
stay in his Own COIT)munity, where h e can shop l·n COm-We co uld go places then. \Ve could (Huber 16") 4.l l Coaat Highwa y. Harbor 551 ories a people get to eat seems to
be larger than Santa Ana in a BALBOA YACHT CLUB Corona del Mar determine. in inverse ratio, their
f ort and safety, and withou t being forced to s curry few years. a.,., •• o •.. Nowport Beach susceptibility to dictatorship of ~;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ wildly to e s cape i:nauling a n d a dozen deaths. Be-··Newport Beach can•t survi\·e ARCHITECr the Soviet variety .
·th t nd .... c 't survive John IL V. Chung, M.D. \Vhether or not tht-Soviet Un-sides, he diSCOVers , his little Shopkeeper at home ·l·S W1 OU US a ~-an without her." Armand Monaco Pbyslctan ... ~ Surseoa ion will be able to ma ke the Mar-fa r more inte res ted in pleasing h im. • • • ARCJDTECT 2 -4 7 -8 :30 shall plan-or any other plan de-
"I am definitely in favor of a and by appointment cided upon by the \Vestern po~·ers
•
Lee B. Casey
PU BLIC ACCOU NTANT
the
ANNOUNCE_r\
Opening of IDs Office
on November 1, 1947
at
2603 W. Central A ve.
Newport Beach
Harbor 2127-W
merger being discussed." says 814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Beacon 5075 -ineffective, remains to be seen.
Cliff Lionbarger. manager of Tc-Harbor 1724 120 Ea.at 18th Stred It is possiblC' that it Will be. The
Winkle's H ard'-"'are, Costa ~fcsa. 17Zl Lakewood Ave. Cm.ta Meas. CaHfornla extent of her diplomatic and ideo-
and chairman of the Business· Loe Ancele11 NOnnandy tMDs logical achievements in t he past
men's Divisi on of the chamber of year do not seem to be fully recog-
commC'rce. "It v.·ould be far betler DP:NTJSTS Gordon M. Grondy, H.D. nized by the bulk of the people in
for the two of us to merge and PHYSICIAN and SURGEON this countT}·. The frontiers of
rorm one city based on the idea Dr. Obed Lucas Balboa Inn Arcade Soviet influence hav(' pushed inex-
that Newport v..ill bring in her in· orably forward. And that. from
dustrial and beach sections and DENTIST Office Hrs.: 10-12 a.m.; 3--5 p.m. the Russian point of view, is just
Costa ?vlesa her business aRd resi· %ZO!Yi w. Central. Harber 1'80 Phone Harbor 37 I as good as if her actual geographi-
dential sections. NE\\'PORT BUCH .:al frontiers similarly advanced.
v.·~~~ h~le;g:~g gc~~in~neth~it~p~; H. R. Hall, M. D. ~~~ i: ~~~~etres31t e~f {~.re;uc~ ~~
bay developed as v.·ell as contrib-Pbyalclan. and 8W'Cemt Hungary·, and a Soviet province.
such as the Ukraine. The Russian uting the ans\\•er to a number of GOB.DONE. RAPP, D.D.S. Hours: 2-5. by Appointment "advisors" in "independ en t" capi-othC'r pressing problems.
"I think, how('ver, that Newport tW Weet Central Telephone Beacon 5848 tals pull the strings and the local
B h h Id h · h Ill Broad"·ay Coeta Meu puppets dance. Soviet ace-in-the-eac s ou c ange its c artcr Phone Harbor Ul-.1' , hole is the Russian army, "'hich is so that representatives could be
elected from each district to \ts Newport reported to be still at \Vartime
Mllto M 11.&Iwell H. D strengt h. ci ty council. Then we could be-D • ' · It has often be-en pointed out COme pa t f th• c·t v t P HVS IClANS-SUROEONS, D.O. 1601 ~---• m r 0
... 1 Y go C'rnmcn '-"'-" way that, should .,..,ar come, there is
and choose a representative from · Corona del Mu nothing to prevent "Russia from
Dr. W. T. Mooney Office Hours : 10-12; 2-.5 !over-running Europe in a n1atter
Phone ll&rbor 106% I or days. The other occupation
DAVID C. CORSON
Residential Contractor
and Builder
Harbor 1520-W
Harbor 1085-J
1107"!-2 North Bay Front
Balboa Island
Jack's Equipment Rental
Contracto.U.: Equipment
• PLASTER MIXERS
• CONCRETE M1XEBB
•S KILL SAWS
• TRAil.1':118
P&one Beacon 5508-W
17th and Santa Ana Ave. Costa Mesa PhyUcbl.n and Snrgeoa ~~-=='=======;=..:'I forces in Europe consist largely of
· J milita!J' po.lice an<.'! sen rice and ad-~=~~~§'.~~§'.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ninth and Oeatn.I S. R. Monaco, M. D. minisirative troops. and combat
.._ ,......,. _...._, ..,._ 61 814 Bay Ave., Balboa di~sions are conspicuous b)'
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Dr. Tom E. Barton
ClilROPRACI'OR
1%1 '1 Coast Hll'bway
Corona de1 Mar
(In Kendell's Palla!
Phone Barbor 10'8
DAY SCHOOL
Mortiiner School
S02 Coral A ,.e. Balboa laL
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Ila.rho 17u their absen.ce. But. to r~peat, ~he
r hope remains that Russian policy
Office Boan:. is to stop short of "'ar-to get
:! to 5 p. m. everything possible without rC>sort·
Monday throucb Friday ing to force of arms. That may
T. P. Reeder, M. D_
H. E. Stickler, M. D.
Playslcl&u and llarpoas
1409 W. Central
. otnoe: Barbor eot
Nlstit-PIM>ae Barbor 711-111
Conrad Richter, M. D.
' Present~ours :
9 :SO a. m. -I ! M..
!:SO p. m. -4 :SO p. m.
%90S-C w. Central
Newport lleaell
Pboae Barbor UOI
be proven, one wa)· or another,
before too long.
Unemployment
Tax Returns
Deadline Friday .
' Returns for state unemployment
insurance taxes for the t h i r d
'quarter of 1947 are now due, ac-
cording to R. C. Hiatt, auditor-in-
charge of the Santa Ana Audit
District office of the california ,..
Department of Employment. It
was pointed out that returns first
OPl'OMETlllST became due October 1.
., T Batt.enrorib.. 0 D "Interest and penalties will be
"" • Olnomebt.t · • -charged if the tax is not · paid on EYES~ or before October 31," Mr. Hiatt
declared. "Employers a r e urged L&Nsa DUPLICATED not to w&it for the deadline, but ---............ ,. I au• •. a.... ............ mu to submit their returns as prompts
......., aum ly as=·ble in order to speed '------------'I up . . .. ..-------------.I Every ployer of one or more
workers ii: subject to the tax and COAST OPTICIANS .
l•U c..t ...... 0.-W -........... 1 ••
.._._ l'llllltl "'-nlool7
Ql·xre Preu:;tly .......,. .,,._ -.: • • I . ·--.--;
E. H. nm:u:. Optldan
llV8JC ftAt :aca
.TEACHER of PIANO
.l!lil&~OOI-AN
A& Ta• .&ft.., Nczrat ..._ -., •*•
. ' other proywons of the Unemploy-
ment Ins,..-ance ACL A&ricultural
labor, cioi'-tic oervice, and oer-
viees for ~ non-profit 11<11ani-
zations ~ exempL •
Employ!'" who are In doubt of
their liabllity under the State Un-
empJoyrn.$,t ·m.Urance Act are In-
vited to f'ootact the auditor-in-
cbari:e "1 llot W e • t Ei&hth
street. ~ 239, telephone Santa
Ana 7221,
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It • •LFACT that • ..,.,....,
true net -.,,, ... nma well abeed
at tile a In c::lvillan lite . .
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NEW UNIT OF
~o('juUiro
IN THE .PALM SPRINGS AREA
Includes Membership In the Famous DESERT CLUB
OfS11r ';~~; ~, '' ,/~ -4 MA1101
Large home building
program under 11ray.
110':::~(5! 9.tf' ""
FU °"' ., "•¥s LL\' l/flfp
P4\fEo STRRO\fEo
· · EErs --
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OTY'-~~~~~~~~~~~-~ -------------PAUi SPllllS·LA Clllnl IMLOPlllllT CO.
61tLD imulr A..-. Lee ••111•11.C.-*• T1l•••s••• YOrfl n•I
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Skin C.nc:er S~dy
J. . ' 11IRl~wii•;s52~z •. ~-~-~~i""i'""iiiljw~1ff'• * ••+pw,.j 1• WI&& lmi'l'IP • na P II :-·ti ~·!!~~~!!'.;•!..:W~!!!__....,!•~1lf•W .. OaT 8.&LBO& ••WB-Tla•I -n ... 'f lro.vgn WP ht's't a .... l'OR SAIS d011t Cll ...... A roR •• ,._, ........... ., 2 ROC8I ~t and both p TUSIDAT Xwwet •••• C'ldl. oee., .• .., IM'J c UA~
Oii .......... Alm -aunc--. • ...... ll01 dln!nc ..i., llQlo -&St. .... ..-. utllltlft paid, Chev. Areo Sedan ... !!!. ~··~·~-~'l·~A:!'l'l~·~----~·!2-~·~·:.· ~-!"!:A~ft~-----~·
BDUQ:LEY.-Radloadlve c:ar-
bm la mal>llDI Unl'1enlcy of call-
rornlli sdentli'ts to reach a c:tc.r
undontancl!DC of boW the chemical
compounds knaWD as car¢nosem
cause skin caN'ft' in mJce.
;o:•. l-D 1j. ... ..i., No. S.,. J"ftmt. -Iolond l:x1lon..,t li""'s ,_ lllnllture, adult&. 311 Wand Ave., Bal-, Heater, Foe I.Jchts -
--... .-0 .... • 8Mtc 12'118. 7"12 -...... 110 8&-2tc $1695
· Dr. C!harles Heidelberger and
Dr. Hardin J Olles, of the Univer-
sity's Donner Radiation Labors-
tory, reported that mare accurate ~formation has been obtained oil
what the body does with dlben-
zanthracene, one of the car~
gens. .be Further. tracer studies_ of di n-
zanthracene molecules into which
radioactive' carbon atoms had been
built revealed for the first time
tha t this compJjcated molecule is
broken down into a number of
simple-r compounds. the chemical
nature of which 'is still undeter·
mined.
This type of carcinogen had been
shown previously to be the agen t,
present in coal·tar, which was re-
sponsil>le for the many cues of
skin cancer contracted by workers
in tha t industry.
The m etabolism of dibenzan-
thracene is bein g studied at Ber-
keley under the auspices of the
Atomic E ne rgy Commission. ·A
radioactive form of the compotind
was synthesized by Or. Heidel-
berger and Dr. \Villiam G. Dau-
ben, assistant professor of chem-
istry.
' PuaL1c NoT1ce:s
CERT IFIC.6.T E OF S USI NESS '
F ictit ious Firm Na.me
~ UNDERS1GNED does herebT ~rti CT .that they a re conductlns II.
prtnllog and pu.bllshl.ng huslneu a ~11 \Vest Central Aveoue. Newpo Buch . cau fornla . un der t he flctltlou•
firm name of Newport Ha.rbor Publliah -
lnc Co.. and that sa.ld nrm l• com-po8.ed or the followlns peraona. wboeie
names a.nd add reuea are a.a fo\low a.
to-•lt : S&rn D. Porter . 411 San BernardJ.Ao
A.venue, Ne.,..-port Bea.ch . CalllornlL
Luc!U!I S. Smith. TI!. 4o28 Avocado
St .. Corona del lb.r , NeW1>0rt Be&ch.
Ca.Hfornla.. WlTNESS OU r ba.nda thia l!th d&J'
or Oct Obe{· 1~ o. POR'!'ER
LUCIUS S. SMt TH. Ill.
STATE OF CALIFORNl.A. )
OOUNTT OF OR.ANG E l •· ON THIS 13th day of October. A.O .. 1.i47. before me, Nora S. Ka1TW&rtb.
a Notary Public In and tor as.Id Coun-
ty and State. peraonally a.ppeared Sam
D. Porter and Lucius S. Smith . nI. tno..-n to me, to be the peraon.. whoee n.amu are mb«:rlbed to the w lthlo
l tislrumeot. and acknow \edr;ed to me
I.bat they eii:kuted the same . LV WITNESS WHEREOF . I baff be~nto set my hand and alflxed my
otticla\ aeal the day and year lo thlll ~rtlricale flMlt a bove wrltte n . NORA S.. KARGWARTR.
Notary Public In and for aald County
&nd Stat e. fl(y Commlssron eiplrea J an. 28, 1950.)
Pub.--Oct. 14. 21, 28. Nov: 4. 19-47.
CERT IFICAT E OF' 8 USINESS-
FtC'TlT10US FTRX r::AVE
THE li"'NDERSIGN'ED do hereby cer·
Ufy that they a.re conducting a retatl
bakery bu.slneaa 11.t 306 Main Street. Balboa., City ot Newport Beach . Call-
fom la.' u nder the fict itious flnn name
of'. FLORENCE BAKERY, 11.nd that
•Id tlnn la ~mpoaed of the followln!I
per90ns. •hoee name.11 and addresses
are a.• tollowa, to-wit :
LE.<;t.lE SC'HMY,R. 1212 W . OcelLD F'f"C'nt" N,....port Beach . Calif.
F'LORF:!\CT. B. SCHMER. 1212 Oceaa
Fron!. Newport &sch. C&llf. '\\.IT~F.!'~ our handa thla 11th day
ot ~ptemb .. r . 1947 : l'"LORENCE B. SCHMER
0-ES LIE SCHMER
STATE f)F CA I.TFOR'N I . .\, cot·~n O F' ORANGE . SI. o~ T lrTS 1zn1 dny o f Sf'ptern~r.
A. D 1!47. h,.fnre rne Monte R. GM ·
me! !l ~ptnrv Public In and for Mid
('ountv nnd ~tat ... f'(''l"!lflt'IA.lly atiPf'a'I'·
~·l F'Ll)Rf"_-..;rE R ~C"Tl:lofF.R a nd LES-
LrF c:"r}I ~lER. knn\''" to me to be the
f"'"/\n!" v>'hO!le nnmel!I RM!: !'lutiscrlhe-d to
th,. v;ithln Tn.•f 'l'\lment . 11.nd l\r know-
1 .. llf'"·l '" nv· that they f'X<'ruted the
,am~.
1-..: 'i\·tT:"\'f:~~ \-VJ-t ERF.OF. r h11.ve
h .. ,..11n1rt !M!t m )1 har.d and a ff\x Pd nl)'
orr1r "11 !lf'l\1 th,. !lay and vea r In this
Cf'rt1f1ratr fl,...1 3ho"e ~·rit 1en.
WONTE R. G J:t lMES :\"nt11ry Pi.1hl\,. in Md for Or!"!n~I.' County. Calif. .Mv rnmmiS!hin explr<'9 .:-;n,·. 14. 1950
Pub!t!'hed ()('t . 7, 14. 21. 28. 194.7 .
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO ENGAGE IN THE
SALE OF ALCOHOJ.....
IC BEVER~GES
()("TOBER Z4. 1947
TO WJ-10'.\1 TT '.\t ,\Y COSCERN: ~ot lf'e ls hereby g!Ten thftt fifteen
d&.y!I aftei the date ~ted . the under·
•l'1!ed proposes to !lf!ll alrohollc bev-e~.1:''"11 at the.'9 premlitea. deBCribed a.a
follows: -i 05 Coal'lt 1-lwy.. Corona del MAr.
Newport BelLCh. Ora nge CnU'.n ty. Calif.
Puni:uant to euch Intent ion. the
undeMilgnf'd Is applying IO the State
Board of Equallutlon for i!ll'luaoce ou or1~nal aopllcatlo n ot an alC'Ob ollc: be~rage llcen!M.' for llcense•l fo r
these of'Pml.aea ~ fo1lo•s : OS SALE BEER A: WINE.
Any"One deslrtnJ( to p rotest the lllsu-
1.nc:e of' mich license may file f. ver1-
MP.d protest with the State Board of
Equal!t.atlon at Sac.rame:nto. Califor-
nia. stating groundM for den ial u
Pf'O'l"ldM by law. The premleea ·are
not no•• II~~ for the u.le ot ..i.
rohollc t><eve:ra«es.
EUGY.NF. BOERO Pub.--Oct. 28. 1947. ···-·-. -The News-Times will not be re-
sponsible for more than on~ tncor.
reet insertion of an advertisement.
T'eServes th e right to cornct.l:J
classify any and all ads and tAl
reject any advertbeJne'n t not con·
forming to rules and r egulations.
68-tf< ... • .. .. ... ft,
D 'l'llkd St., -lllleloe ·Bu& Watcbie • 0...... -Jowllll; f'iaom-, Ooota Mesa. 8'-4tp WILL EXCHANGE room with
-lilmtllc-Br+ 1'18 aDIOMOlllTDS "ADAM PERIOD'' Elsht piece priva te bath and. entrance to Allen Motor Co.
~th n-'"'-Pl -llnb 'dlnnlna set, hardwood throUsb-employed woman In return for ~-~·~ out, nicely csrved; 9x12 WUtAln one hour dally aasi.tance In
1008 Coast Hlway SS. ltc
HARBOR
Plumbing 'Service
t788 Ncwpcwt BlTd.. B1accn ~
REPAIRING OUR SPZCXALT!'
Ccotract!nc and SqppllM
. 97-tf<
COOPERATIVE
ROOJ.i'ING CO.
New and Repair
-Boo._ S280-R ~ Eldm Aft., Costa Ila&
3).tt.
12 TEARS SERVICE
IN THE HARBOR AREA
HARRY HALL
PAIN"nNG CONTRACl'O'R
2'74 East 19th Street
Pb. Bea. 5413 Costa Mesa. CallL
:!G-t!•
ROOFS
W . J. BENBOW
Phone Harbor 1012 J
82-tf<'
PSllSON'AL
Frerrch taught. P arisia n lady. Long
Beach 68-8409. 81-6tp
LOST AND FOUND
Ladies P latinum bracelet set with
48 r ound diamonds lost approxi-
mately September 15, 1947. Lib-
eral reward. Phone S anta Ana
7550. 86-2tc
LOST-The person who picked up
my billfold Sunday afternoon· in
All American Market will re-
turn same w1 th my check book.
he may keep money. Thank you
Brldella M. Ball. 2610 Ocean
Fron t, NeW{Xlrt Beach . 8S-2tc
VAN DRTMT.EN rug. 1157 Wells Place, Costa house work. Harbor·2103. SS.2tc
--Mesa. 83-4tc WAJCllCD TO mT •• JEWELRY -
1'!111 Newport mvd. Ooota -llOATll. 111!PPLU:8 II WANTED To RENT-2 or 3 bed-
ll·tf< room house. Fumllhed or un·
-----------1 Boat Maintenance and turni.hed. 1136 w. surt, New· B A YSIDE PLATING port Beach. ' 86-2tc
Gold -su--Copper -...
Anll<i-• Spedall7
Repairing WANTED TO RENT-Unfumllh-
Frederick Yacht Co. ed 2 or 3 bedroom house, year
round. Best ref'e:renCH. Phone
1934 'GRAHAM Sedan, new tires.
Will trade ' for boat or reason-
able cub offer. Phone Harbor
2656-W, after 5 p.m. SS.ltp
'41 Ford Sta. Wagon
Comple tely Refinlahed. Clean
$1495
Allen Motor Co.
1008 Coast Hlway 86-ltc • 1215 Coalt Hlway, Newport Harbor 1900. 85-tfc
-Our Ad In ~ 00.ty Phone Beacon 5615 BENT llJ!ICELLANZOUS 111 '41 PLYMOUTII -Special deluxe
Phooe Dlrector7 BOAT BROKERS ' club coupe, exc. mech. cond. and
t • .85-tfc 2·BEDROOM Apartment. Uvtng paint; radio, heater , 4 new tires.
1914 Harber Blvd. Pb. BM.. ll11J ATTENTION BOAT OWNERS-and dining roorll comblna Uon. Price $1395. Phone B-5115 days,
Clor. Harber and 19th, Ooota -Limited q uantity 30 lb. Dan-Kltch•n. bath, ;urnlshed. $75.00 H-212 evenings. SS.lie
Nat IX>~ Ciurdl •de for th Anchors $8.50 ea. Preaed month to J une lat. Harboro 158.
Plenty of Good Tiree
All Sizes
steel riveted con1tn.1ctlon will 81).2tc &EAL aTA.Tlt • hold up to an 85 rt . boat. Bes -KEAL SllTATE DOllANOS .. ------------
Compound Votor Oil
Gallon. '1llc
We.tern Auto Supply
Authorizod Dealer
11136 Newport Blvd., Colt& -
lT-tf•
F or the Buy of Your Life
S HOP AT GRANTS
New and Used
N€'w 3 burf\er apt. stove .... $ 49.50
4 Burner porcelain
enamel cookers ......... -····· 17.50
Circulating "Barnes"
oil heater .... ~ ........................ 29.75
Duo Therm oil heater .......... 27.50
Good Used
con 6050-M. 85-4tp
F OR SALE-Lawson pump a nd
bait tank complete, $75.00 11ke
new. Bay o{}tstrtct H ardware Co.
Bal. Island. 83-tfc
22-ft. POWER BOAT Eully con·
verted for mackerel; galley, two
bunks, $700. Harbor 1947.
83-tfc
Clipper Bow Boat
46 ft. 14 beam. 70 H. P . C4 t diesel.
New bait tank ; g\l.·ord.fish plank:
complet e commercial equipment.
Sale or trade. H arbor '57. 68-tfc
Harbor 91
FOR SALE -Star sail boa t ,
Latest type, nexjble mast. ln·
cludtng sails rea dy to ull.
Phone Glenda1e, C1 trUJ 11188.
60-tfc
gas heaters from .............. 5.75 26 ft. F is hing Cruiser . 2 bunks,
Brand New "Nesco" galley, head, sword fishing chair,
kerosene heater .................. 9.75 outrigg€'n and all equJpment .
Good used 3 burner New Gray Marine Engine. Dock
gas plates ............................ 5.75 near Standard Oil Co., Balboa.
1941 SIX ROOM-Modern 1tucco
home, fireplace, tile bath , stall
1hower, tlle 1lnk, 4 outside en-
tfancc., patio, small guest house
with· tile shower bath, laundry
wl ~h extra wat~r heater. work-
shop, doubl(' gt1.r•ee. house trail-
Pr shed with asphalt fl oor. Love-
ly yard, all fC'nCt'd, ~ x 150.
Sprinkling 1ygtcm, hill s~ctton.
Mrs. Rond, 726 E. Siinta Anita
Ave., Burbank. Want Bal boa
Bayfron t home or ~an or Bay
virw In Corona del Mar . 80-Stp
M01''EY TO LOAN 115
LOANS TO BUILD. buy, im prove.
modernize or refinance. W e pur-
cha.w U-U.t deeds.
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SA V1NGS & LOAN ASSN.
333:! Via Lido Ph. Hsr. 1500
'.!8-ttc.
NEED MONEYT
$39.60 PER MONTH
FOR NON VETS I
NEW '!WO BEDROOM homes F .
H. A. financed, 4% i n t e r e 1 t.
Phone Beacon 5197 for further
informa tion. 84-tfc
Harbor Drafting Service
for Builders
Residential -Commercial
71 1 -C. Coast Hlw8.y, New port
Phone Beacon 5860. 34-tfc
ABOVE THE ARCHES -Good
view ; interesting new 3-bedrm.
home; fireplace, large gar. Price
$14 ,600. Call H ub Powen . Agt.
Har. 62-W. 81-tfc
COSTA MESA.,....O!d.,,. 3-bdnn.
horile near Victoria and Harbor.
Pribe $5350. All utilities. Hub
Polf;ers, Agent. Har. 62-W. I 81-tt
WILL G. I.
LOST-Cigarett~ lighter e ngraved Brand new 20-gal automatic ·Phone Harbor 2520-W. 86-tfc
See Us for Quick, Helpful
Service on Your Ftnandal
Needs -Loam on
. Furniture -Salary
Car or Other Security
Hollrl: 10 to 1 and 3 to 5
(Clooed Saturdays)
3 . oom, hdwd floors. double
''Esther." Sentimental val u e. v.·ater heater ...................... 49.~ llUlllOAL a RADIO M
contact Box 1~. Balboa Island. Electric hotplate 2 burner.... 5.95
Reward. 84-4tc Medium size .cas t .iron y,.·ood STEINWAY GRAND -5~ ft.,
EMPLOYMENT WANTED 11 and coal he~ters ................ 21.7'5 ebonlzed. very little used. just
,,..-------,,..-,,.,..--,-,,,..? Coleman gasoline tunl'd. No dealers. Tel Harbor
Yacht Skipper avallab\e, tamillar r adiant heater .................... 16.75 1387-R for appt . ' 86-4tc
Mexican waten . best reteren~. 2 hole Frigidaire · 1 STEINWAY. Geor gemts tone. Ma·
Long Beach 68-8409. 81-6tp home freezer ........................ 124.50 hogany base only $485. Terma.
WORK WANTED-lronlnl In mJ New elec. heaters ............... 11.75 DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO co.
~. Plain OT fancy. 5.1() Saa , Table to~ kerosene stove 520 No. Main, Santa Ana
B«nardlno Ave .. N e wpor t with oven ··········~·········· ...... 14.75 83-tfc
Hetghta. • 26-tlt Br and new toilets comple te .. 44.501 -------------
--''----------Brand new kitchen sinlu ...... 8.95 PIANOS for practice. Some as
SECRETARY a nd office ma nager Like new table top electric low as $65. Good tone & act ion.
8 yean:. Collection experience. range, 5 speed burners, Tenns. All of them r ental allow·
S tate license. Notary. Best ref-cooker well _ ......................... 129.50 eel If you buy. .
erences. Phone Harbor 1351-J. Brand new. Magic Chef di-DANZ-SCHMIOT PIANO CO.
83-4tc vided top gas rta.ngc. Light 520 No. Main, Santa Ana
and clock ..................... -.... 159.50 SJ..t!c LICENSED r.taster Mariner Un-
limited U.S.M.M. No longer fol-
lowing the sea, but will gladly
take out vessels (larger the
better ), at no charge over week-
C'nds. Phone Harbor 435-R.
83-4tp
Arvin combi nat ion r adi o and SPINET Mirror type, used. P ay
record player ...................... 27.50 oµ\..,.bal ance $195. terms. Fine
G. E . table model radio , blg~one, good looking, excel-
a real value .................... 19.75 lent action.
Tnppan buffet model gas DANZ-SCHMIDT P IANO CO.
r a nge insulated oven, heat · 520 No. Main, Santa Ana
gar ge. East s i d e. Close to
tra sportation.
C. GALEN DENISON
B R OKER
498 Newport Blvd.
BE CON 5197 S0.1tc
DANP Y 1 bdnn. stuc:ro, hdwd
floors, knotty-pine interior, real
fireplace. Large lot . Terms at
S60po.
i. M. PRITCHETT
AGENT
1814% Newport Blvd., Coata Mesa 1840% Newport Blvd.
Beacon 5220 f hone Beacon 50.24-W
CAcrou from Alpha Beta Market> I 86-tfc
________ so._ltc. iALBOA ISLAND
A __ UT_o_M_o_TJ_VE __ ,._TIRU ____ _;ll NEW! 2 bdrm. garage apt. on r ear
'40 Ford Club Cpe. R-~ lot.
A DANDY UNDfR CONSTRUCTION 2 bed-
$1095 roo m home ; Bar-B-Q.. rumpus
i\fARINE ENGINEER 0 es l r es
work Nc" .. -port area. 25 yrs,
Navy and Merchant Marine.
Sea-~oing yacht or repair of
di esel or steam. 'Plarbor 1351-J .
control ........ · ..................... 29·75 83-tfc A ll en Motor Co.
Corona Portable twpe\\'Tlter ------------
roo pt. Choose your own colors.
83-4tc
BABY SITTER Available, f\1rs.
Egg('rt. 410 2nd A\'('., Corona
de! !'vtrir. (bt-t,ve('n Narcissus &
Orchid) Phone Harbor 1894-RK.
85-2tc
IROl\'I J'\'GS \\'ANTED -\V rite
Box "E" c/o NC\\·s-Timcs.
• 86-1 tc
BAB\. Sl 'TTER availab'lc \\'ith O\Vn
car. 1980 Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mes<I'. S0:2tp
\VANTED-Young \voman to fill
positfon as machine bookkeeper .
Apply Bank of Amer ica, New·
JX>·r t Beach. 80-t!c
WAITRESSES W ANTED -BaJ
Shore Cafe. Be. 5745. 3:2-tfc
.Employment W~nted
Draftsma n·engineer with h I g h
qualifications, training, and ex-
perience available in Harbor
area. Seeking employment of
any tYPC in building construc-
tion or marine field. Call work
in m anagerial, supervisory, or
straight labor capacity. Prem-
ium salar Y not a n object. P er·
manence and congenial condi·
lions desired.
Phone Harbor 1900
85-tfc
\Vith case . ___ ............... 29.SO BABY Gr
6
andT, repossessect
1
. Now 1008 Coast ll i\vay 86·ltc
'f bl od I A K Rad' 675 only S4 5· crms or \Vi I r ent . \VILL SELL-E 't 1°•7 '·S Ii 8 -e m €' ' . to . .. . DAI"\'Z-SCJ-n.110T PIANO CO. . qui y =>-J ._.. ~ e
Ci\N ARRA NGE to build on your
lot a 2 bdrm. home. $5950.00
complrte. All ste('I coil spr ings bunk good pai nt pcrf€'ct m('chantcal
lx-d compl E'tc ................ 19.75 520 No. ~tain, Santa An;_, tf condition. 6o1 Broad St., Ne"'-I
F ull size sterilized cotton -c port 1-Il'ights. Co rner Santa Ana CORdNA DEL MAR-2 adjoinitig
lotS. One or both. Level and h ig~. mattr£>sses ........... ... ............ 6.75 PIANO '!'t.Jt\'lNG 11 nd repairing. A\'c. a nd Broad. S l-4tp
~~;~:;~~ ~~~,,~~~in1~:d··di van 4
·95 ;~j . B~wnBrc!:~~~=Y: Be~~ '36 P ontia c 4 Dr. Serl .
good springs ................ 17.50 Mesa. 7~tfc Really a Buy R. L Sl\1Y TH, Realtor
New inncrs pr in~ mattress \\'ANTED 50 used pianos for our $295
and upholstered box spring rl·nt dept. H i~hest cash pr ice or
Beacon 5860
711-C Coast H'vy.
to match, 2 fX'S. ·· • ···•· 49.50 1}i~~cst allO\\'a ncc on exchange.
N€'\.\' print Linoleum, per yd. .75 T C'rms.
Good used dress€'rs DANZ-SCTT!\ll DT PIANO CO.
as low as ···· ..... ····· -·· ···· · 9.75 520 No. l\Tain, Santa Ana
Used I vory color chest SJ.tfc
of drawers ._,, .................... 7 .50 ------------
Abov(' are just a few of the
hundrt:'ds of dollar saving val-
ues to be found e t GRANTS.
We Buy! Sell! Tra d e!
G R ANTS
1645 N('v.1>0rt Blvd .. Costa Mesa
Phone BEACON 5707-M
86-ltc
WANTED TO BUY II
Will Pay Cash
P'or your furnttiln! or wbat haw
you. Phone Beacon 1666.
Crawley, Furniture Co.
1812 NelVpOrt Blvd, Coot& M,..
92-tfc
CASH for USED
Furniture & Appliances
"We Buy A!moot
Anything"
GRANT'S
Phone Bea . 5707-M
SPI NE'TTE PI AN 0 S for rent.
Beautiful blonde. mahogany,
walnut. All rC'nt of first six
mon ths allo."'ed on purchase.
DANZ-SCHMI DT P IA!<O CO.
520 No. Main, Santa Ana
83-tfc
SP ECLU. ANNOUNCEMENT S S8
HARBOR TRANSFER
LIGHT· HAULING
P hone Beacon 5538-J
1962 H arbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
SO.tic
P'OR RENT
LADY ALONE-Will rent room in
6 room hills ide home, fireplace,
to lady or couple, references.
Box 214. Newport Beach. Bea-
con 5958. 86-4tc
SMALL 2 ROOM house suitable
tor couple; also l room apart-
ment, suitable ·for 1 or 2. Reas-onabl~. 307 Island Ave., Bal-
boa. 86-2tc
FOR RENT-To May 15th fur-
nished cottage for 2. 316 Coro--
nado St., Balboa. 86-ltc
Allen Motor Co. NEWPORT BEACH
1008 Coast Hiway 86-ltc · SO.Ile
AT CORONA D ~L MAR
BEAUTIFUL L~1500
I ' Two houses. furnis!J.ed .. Grand view of' bay.
Home and income. ~22,500
( I
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W. [ HOLCOMB
1517 Coost Highway ! Corona de! Mar
·"Where the Fla~ Fir'' 78-2tc
I
CORONA DEL MAR 4 TTRACTIONS
Attractive, modern two-bedroo ' home with lots of
charm. Fireplace, beamed ceiling in living room ; flag-
stone patio, Ackerman fence. uth of highway.
$11 ,500
Here is a Special Ne Offering!
Three-bedrOom home, four room partment; also guest
room and bath all in smart, 'm rn style in natural
redwood. Finest construction. Stainless steel sink,
Youngstown unit: Hammel heating; drapes on traverse
rods. Own this distinctive home with income. Never
before offered.
------------::7 u ""' don't haft -ao ,.,... llml1NU18 QUIDS 11 waahin& a t
1645 . Newport Blvd., Coot& 5§
FURNl'l'mU: roa !IALS ~
DOUBLE BED Innerspring mat-
WlNfER RENTAL-Oct. !st to
June 1st, 3 bedrooms. nicely fur..
pished. Phone Harbor 1351-J.
Full 11rice $23,500-terms
· 86-2tc
LANDSCAPING PRIVATE ROOM and bath with
Care of Lawns m Newport Blvd, Costa Mma DINING room table, modern ex-... ~vate entrance for 2, men FW'Po
BILL'S W ASH-A-TERIA
tress; dresser, odds and ends. In
perfect condition. Ph.. Harbor.
1351-J . 83-4tc LARGE. MODERN HOME in best Jr taste and mater-
ials with two separate apartments_ triple garage, and
yet further income possibilities! Highly developed Flow~ and ShrUbs Planted Phone Bn<on 5TIO · '" ' ~ -
Hal Crawford tension and six chain. Large !erred Phone Beacon 5248.
==-,,.,.,=-::---:--,-,,--1-T-_tft:-· divan bed, box springs, 522 W. 85-21':
315 Al~B~A ~~~ FOR SALE-Nesco electric cook-Ocean Front. 86-2tc TWO ROOMS and bath private
-----'--------er, 60 cycle, like new. Fine G. E. REFRIGERATOR 5 % cu. entrance and sun deck. 415
CESS POOLS ~d
SEP1'1C TANKS
JmtaDo4 AA> wlwn la
Or• .. OoanQ'
o.aaat Dimlns
leSG O:ww:ticm r
<.t.a Wed °"8rUlllNlll
rail -C111111od J: B. llcCORMICJ[
.. "I ' Ila llL ea.ca -. ..,
enameled Inset dishes, stainless tt.. good condition, $90. 903 No. Harding St. Balboa. H a r b o r
steel lldL Broiler attachment. Bay Front, Balboa Iaiand. H.,-2470. 83-tfc
Call MnL Barbre, Harboi-'78-:fc oor 4TT. 85-2tc ONE ROOM Apartment for 2,
-------------7 PIECE Dinln& set, walnut. good garage and utilities. $10.00 p!I'
FIREWOOD
aL\RCOAL a BRIQUETS
PROMPI' DELIVERY
Wright Lumber Yard
-l'llM Nowport Blvd.
COSTA MESA B•• MM ,..,
oondltion," reason.able. 646 CU1f week. ll3-15th St., Nnopo.'t
Dr., Newport lhlabts. SS.ltc Bttch. ' 82-ttc
A GOOD BUY-
-. IS A ·WISE BUY
Let u. Help y.., Be -
HARBOR FURNlTURB
Oetallom ....
FOR RENT-N-motel r-no
and private baths, tDe .-
ltallo, unit beat, special rates
for permanent fW9tl, 12-p!I'
dQ,!ar2ie-.NoldtcheN.
lllnde )IDo Motel. 108 Caul
~. Newport ,II zm Pb.
BM.. 5'!991. is.tic
'
yard and panoramic view ol the h r area.
Priced at $29,5vv--+1 .
Here Is a luxurious home that pay its own way.
Shown by appointment under our' exclusive listing.
JOHN E: SADLEIR Realtor
STANLEY A. SMITH,
HAZEL M-CONDON,
Two Offtces In OJrma
1S05 or f!117 Cout ~
•
te Broker
LISTINGS WANTED-Homes, Lots,
Business or Residential.
R. M. SMYTH , REALTOR
711-C Coast Hlway -Newport Beach
Beacon 5860
Each listing given my personal attention.
86-tfc
B. A. N E R E S 0 N
REAL VALUES
HOMES -INCOME -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIJi3
INSURANCE
NEW - - - I B.°'R . FULL PRICE $4000
You can't bea t this anywhere in Orange County. New
· 1. bed,room home ... beautifully painted ... knotty
pme mtenor . . . large bedroom and very good size
ltitchen. Jn addition it has a half bedroom. You must
see this a t once. Attractive terms. Sl 500 down. $30
per month.
G, I. RESALE s --$1900 DOWN
2 bedroom home ... close to boulevard ... fl oor fur-
nace . . . double laundry trays. Eastside. Most at-
tractive terms. $43:20 per month including taxes and
~ce. You'll save a lot of money as the interest
JS onl y. 4%. Full price ---
$7675
FURNISHED HOUSE
3-Bedroom '1ome ... 4 yrs. old ... on 'f.! acre. Very
good district on the East side. This home is under-
priced oil today's market. Investigate and invest .
you won't be sorry. Full price turnished - --
$9500
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
B. A. NERESON
REAL ESI'ATE BROKER AND ASSQC[A~
' 1972 Newport Blvd. 819 South Ma.In
Costa Mesa, Calif. Santa Ana. Calif.
Phone: Beacon 5225 Phone: S. A. 7240
\ 86-ltc
BALBOA PENINSULA
5-Room, 2-bedroom furnished, stucco home. Furn-
ished including Elect . Ref. and modern gas range. Lot
35x70. 2-Car garage.
$10,7 50
3-Bedroom home, fireplace. lovely patio with patio fur-
niture; garage; Servel Ref.; good range. Lot 35x75 ft.
Furn is hed, $15,000
RESIDENTIAL LOTS
35x75 ...................... s ............................. $3000
57x80 ......... ? ........................................ $4750
40x80 Ocean Fr ont .............................. $5500
LISTINGS ARE APPRECIATED.
BEVERLEY REALTY CO.
407 E. Central Phone Har. 1788
Gladys Beverley, ~altor
Frank Trickey, Broker
86-ltc
NEWPORT BEACH-Coa st Blvd .
House and lot with good future business possibilities.
house has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. This corner loca-
tion is one block from ocean and 1 block from bay.
$5300
., NEWPORT HEIGHTS
$9500
New 2-Bedroom Home with garage, hardwood floors,
stucco and plaster construction, wi th modern floor plan
Very nice 3-bedroom home, 2 yrs. old. Has hdwd
fl oors, separate dining rm. and lots of tile work. Fenced
back yard with bar-b-q and dbl. garage. Yards are
well landscaped. This is reasonable a t $12,500.
COSTA MESA
Well built !-bedroom home. 9 yrs. old. Good comer!<>-
cation with com. 'f.! acre. Plaster interior. This place
needs redecorating but Is a go¢ buy at $6350.
New 2-bednn. house on 50 ft. lol Has nice cabinet
work; large wardrobe closets, and is a well finished
house. Ready to move in. $6400.
EVA F. RHODEN
Realtor
ELTON D. BARNEIT PERNEL G. BARNEIT . Brokers
CoataM-.
•
470 Newport Blvd
Pbcme BeaNm 5713-R Ev11d1 QP1. Beai:m 5779-R
86-ltc
'A'. Sell It Through 011Sffled Advei tlatng 'ff
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SE . .\ SCOUTS OF OR.Al'\GE EMPIRE area aboard 101-foot 11ehooner
Gloria Dalton on .dtakHo"'·n crube lo licht wind S unday. Left,
Scout& handle lines \\'hlle foreu.ll IA rahed wltb po""·e r M'lnch Ahortly
Stock Market
At a Glance
Am Tel & Tel __ 1581:41
Dupont ..................... 190
Sui.day at 10 :30 a.m .. the 107-
. foot schooner Gloria Dalton. m a n-
ned by a Sea Scout crew com,
prised of members of the ships in
the Oran ge Empire Area counci l.
made a second shake-do\vn run as
a t.Paining ship under the com-
mand pr Commodor e B. F . !\1oler.
•
I ' . I
Sea ·Scouts ·'Shak~
' Down'
•
arter IChooner cleared break•·at.er. Center, crew "heave--bo-lnsr" llA group plctO:re by wheel w hJle Mlp run11 o "tarboant tack. TheY
they raJ~ the mainsail by hand while actln1 Ship'• Officer Bu.II are, left to right, Commodore B . .J. Moler, Ne"·port Reach; .J. E .
8reW11ter, or Tustin, watchfla. Right. actin g 8blp'11 officer• pote for Ta}•lor, Seal Bf'ach, Acting nrst,.offlcer: ·Fra Bacon , Tlbtln , acttnc
With Sea Scout leaders from on future cruises. 1-loll}"vOod scrip writrr \\'ho has I $hip is ~n indefini te loan to the
Tustin, Seal Beach , Santa Ana The sailing schrdu\(' includes rN:1ucst ed anonymity. A report, Scouts. I .
Orange, Midway Cfty and New, proposrd day-long runs \Vi th chit-\\'hich circulated through t wo "We c Jdn 't begin to afford the
port Beach serving as ship offi cers dren from local orphanages and county ne\\·spapcrs. t hat the upkc-ep f· so Jarg(' a vessel." f\.1o-
under acting captain Bill Spurg-disabl ed 'V'('tcrans from nC'arb) schooner had been given outrigh t ler said. ''But it was offered to us
eon of Laguna Beach. final drills hospitals aboard. to the Sea Scouts has been brand-for use an.rtime "'ith no strini;:i
were held to ro und out the crew The Glor ia Dallon is being spon-C'd as untrue by Commodor e Mole r attache and that is something
that will ha ndle the big schooner sored for t he '&>a Scouts by a \\'ho emphasized today that ttk> else.
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I ,
Foot · Schooner
11eCOnd offlcer; "'lUlam Spuf'K"'On ill, Laguna Beacb, acting captain:
Carl Parker, Xewport. Beach: \'an . .\us.dell, St"al Beach; Bob Kellon.
Laguna Beach, and Bull Bre"'·ste r, Tustin. -photoi;; by ~1ary Smith
• Sarid Crab
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· W omon 'Phone She's
Bleeding to Death
General Motors --· 59%
Goodyear ·············-··········· 4734.
~~~~~~~~~~~.,-~-,----,-,,.~:::-~~-::::-~-c~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-+-~~~~~~~~
I fe rral file containing naines of O" I I Re • d
Oounty Savings. One fea-
ture of the recent Overell
trii!l that Jias not been given
sufficient publicity, is how
t he cost of the cast was dis-
tributed. You" remember
that at the beginning Police
Chief Hodgkinson persuad-
ed Attorney General Howser
to intervene with the result
that the state conducted the
sensational · hearing. This
meant that California · paid
the bulk of the $200,000
costs, leaving Sl 7 ,000 as Or,
a nge county's share. While
conviction failed, Newport
Beach's police head is en-
titled to praise for his acu-
men in bringing the state
into t fte fray. Otherwise the
county could have paid more
than $100,000. ·
Polh•"" r P<"f'i\'N.I a call from
a :S ,.,,·port Bea.ch "·omaa
OVPr thf' \\.f't"kf'Dd \\'ho &aid
Sh f" ,,.as bleedini;: to dea.tb,
Patrolmen hurried to ber
homr In t hP 6900 block of
Coast hlgh\\'&Y only to find
that lht" \\'Ontan had a lacer-
atPd hand \\'hlch did not re-
quire lmmffilate attention. •
Kennecott ..................... 46~
Sears ............................. 381>
So Cal Edison ···--·· ....... 31
Blood Donor
Service Set I qualified donors. with their btood I SSUe VI Ve
type a nd Hit factor. "'ho will do-(Continued from Page 1)
nate their blood for an e mergency
rade be refe rred to t he c ha mber Rotar to Hear of commerce. I
fu>ceivro was the fonnal resig-Invest ent Head
nntinn of Judge R obert Gardner I S1andard Oil 60'?-l
U S Steel 761.4 (Continued from Page l l I to a n individual with rare type
Canad P acific 11 t,. . . . I blood. or \\'here otherwis(' a suf·
ange County Medical assoc1at1on, fi cient amount is not available to
•------~------"'I Dr. Edward L. R ussell. Or~ngt' save a life. This walking blood
County Health depart~en.t direc-
1
bank is also a preparedness mcas-
tor . and Rev. F . W. N1edr1nghau.s. ure for disaster.
Dutch Heacock
GENERAL CONTR.AcrOB
PAINTING
Cqntr&cton'
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
11%0 Balboa A-, Ceota M-
Dlrectly Behind Alba Beta
Ro-'=w hone: Barbor !'783
local Red Cross .blood donor chair, This list of volunteer donors
man . \.\'ho pr esented the objective. I should not conflict "1th the pres-pr~edurcs. a.nd rcspo~sibi.lities or ; ent b lood bank conducted bY, St.
lh~1r respective organ1zat1ons for l JosC'ph hospital. for it is dir,t?cted
thlj':. program. , toward meeti ng emergencies for
. Thc o~ject~ve for the ~lood tY}r t all doctors and hospi tals in t he
1ng service is to establish a re-rounty. sponsors said.
Bea.: Beacon a.su...w
OPEN I A. M. TO I P . M.
e S!'LZl.INO STEAKS
•. Delldom lbmbarpn
• Ro-Baked P\eo
SHEP'S
1015 COAST IDORWAY
NEWPORT
""!'be Bome of Good ......_,.
CLOSED ON MONDAY
fresh Daily·
Delldoao -Foodto
Floor Sanders
Floor Edgers
Floor Waxers
Tools for
Carpentry Work
and Plumbing
-FOR RENT-
CRQWN
HARDWARE
Call Barbor !S!
821 Cout Hwy. Coroa.a del Kar
Or, oomplete equipment. wllen yoa
want to cakll 70w oWD.
HORMEN
FISH MAR~ET
CENTRAL AVENUE NEWPORT BUCH
PROTECTION
WITH IDGR LUSTRE
AUTOMOBD.E8, BOATS and PLA.,°ES
From: Barmftl1 Etfecte of Sun. Salt Water,
Ad.ch and Other Elements
It has helped the auto sho.rtage by protecting and beautif}ing
cars ~nomically.
GUP flies daily as an air-tight. smooth coating on many air-
planes,. metal and fa bric.
GLIP C?'O$._"l"S the country on. trucks, cars. buses and streamliner...
Its glass-like surface. one-.t housand~-of-an-i~ch ·thick. is flex-
ible. yet hard and permanent . It wtll not discolor , ~l. crack
or dU,p. It resists heat, sun, salt we.ter, alcohol and ume.
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GLIP SERVICE SHOP
Cor . East 1 Ttb and lrvtne
COSTA MESA
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Bf' WisE" -Advert!»
A soldier in the Army or Air
F orces.receives 30 days 'leave each
year f\\•ith payl . In addition . J..day
passes a're frequently available
during the year.
Open an account
for any amount
MEl-WOMEI
Prostate • • • Pelvis
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IT'S YOUR
GLANDS
and, as an aftC>rt hought, on motiOii
of Isbell, Thompson \vas in::;truclC'd
to draw up an ordinance Prohibit·
ing the production or oil wilhin thC'
city limits.
Highlighled at the council m{'{'t·
ing. also. Y.'8S th(• matter of sewC'r
billj':. is...:;ued to rl'sidcnts of the SJX',
cial Corona de) l\.1ar Se\\'f'r a~<.;C"SS·
me nt dis tric l .. Protesting 1 we re
property oy,·ners Ida M. Lewis. C.
Willard Cla rk, George \V. Clark .
Susan H . Olapi n . \V. C. Dra ke.
Mr.;;. Thomas ~t . 1-lcnsen. Gene
Lanning And Dudley R. Fun..
whose assessments ra n as high as
S600. The council denied the pro,
tests. ordered H. C. f\.1 apes to ex,
plain the setting up of the assess,
ments, lhr n approved a warrant
for thC' coll("'{'tion of the assess-
men ts.
In other council business. it was
ordered that Balboa Ba.Y Lions'
proposal for undcrv.rrit ing a build-
ing to be used by !he Gir l Scouts
be !'Ubmittf'd along v.·ith a requ~t
for a le8Sf' to the council ; that
thl' alll'ged misuS(' and abuse of
the facilities. and fl oat of the N
s.tr('(>t piC'r fx> l'C'Vie,ved. a nd that
a reques t for an entry in the
Hun1ingto n Beach VFW and Am·
erican Legion Annis tice Day pa-
from the city bench which was ac-Hank ·Kfehme t, head of Kleh-
cepted 1Nith the r ecommendation met & o .. Los Angeles. who have
that he be sent a Jetter of appre-been re ponsible for the sale and
ciation. The council thereupon distribu ion of about $1 00,000 in
('ntertained an application for ap-Keyston · Cus todi a n Funds on the
pointment from Judge D. J . Dodge Pacific ast in the last ten years,
to succeed Gardner, but upon mo-1Nill ado/.ess the Ne\\rport Harbor
lion by Isbell , the name or Harry Rotary ~1ub at their regular \\'eek-
L. Blodgett was entered and unan, ly djn~er meeting tonight at
imously accepted for ctty bench.· Whites' ,Park Ave. care on the sub,
A resolution a pproving adoption ject. " ommon Sense in Invest-
or lht-city engineer's ma p was ments."
carrird and awa rd of a contract f--------
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to Oiarles C. Phipps was granted
for his low bid of $14,698.37 for
construction of curbs and gutters
in the Miracle Mile. Phipps' bid
""·as a pproximately $1800 over the
city r ngineer's es1imate for the
wojk.
Mem rs of f'ewport Beach city Wh\,, Not Con~! This
council acted favorably on the ~-...._.
Blodgett to
City Bench
leasing f four Jots on Centr al ave , talk about a special session
nue to e Teen Can teen at their of congress opens a subject
meetin . on Monday and plans for t hat needs some airing, Con-
CContinued from Page 1 l The een Canteen is sponsore4 expense account adequate for 1
the bui ing are now in the hands gressmen are elected to serve
or a n ~itect their country at a salary and
Fra nk Rinehart ttfis morning, was by Ne · rt Harbor Union . H~gh their !1eeds· So why are they
that involving Lawrence Holsing-School arent,Teacher assoc1at10~1 any different than any other
C'r. 38. Uniter Air Lines pilot or on req.9est or the student. _bod.Y of executive and \Vhy should
Lido C~annel. who Was fined !15 ·the sc~J and s.tudents will have they not be on the job at
for exceeding the speed limit on a han¥.in . getting. th .e cantee.n ' least 10 months of the year?
101 h ighway in the Bay district . ~eady d in running it after it They regard their posts as
1'-1otor Patrolman Vincent Mc-rs com. eted. hard-fought honors and just
The ,,·oman told poUee she
had fallt>n, hittl.n g her head.
and, In some ,,·ay, had abo
f'Ut h er ha nd. \\.ht>n offlcen
o fff"red a.otSls t&n<'t", she ref...,..
f'd ,,·tth the Atatement ab.e
\\'ould g et ht>r o"'D doctor. ·
The policemen drove back
to city Atatton. Un\\·anted and
unsung l!i th1• moral of thla
one.
Be Wise -Advertise
'f0l1 WILL BE ~AZD
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AT IT8 Or:AUTY "'10I
I.ONO LAIJTL'lt'O
PaOTSA"TION
FO• .&l1T0)10fllLD
GI.IP SKRVICE
SHOP
CClr, E. 17U. A lrYtM c..-.. _ Pb. ....... , ••
:\tanigAl. \\'ho issued the citation It " be located between' 17th because they are JX>liticians
'"' against the commE'rcial aviator , and 18 strects. have a 50 foot does not excuse them fro~ rC'por~('d that th(' f~t t er was going and contain a large r ec-watchUlg or approving )egis-,
Mayberry Shoe Repair
ONE DAY SERVICE
1831 Newport Ave. 50 miles a n hour 1n the 35 zone u· di k I t" · th c!iff'cult nd on the highway when he wu rea on room, r ea ng room, s nac dana ion m tim~ ? 1 a
flagged to a stop. bar, · .chen and rest rooms. gerous es . COSTA MESA
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f'apt. E\·r r rtt L , l\lrMlllr n , 516
South Ray F'ront, Ilslboa Island. "'•it pilot 1;f l "nltr d . .\lr Unt"!\
0(''6 '' hlf•h r •u.:ht f ir f" a nd
f"ruhf'd shortly a l tf'r n oon last
Frld11y, kllllnc 5'?, a re,,· hundrr d
yard!l s hort 11r a n .. nll"r rPnry
n1n\\"•Y In Bry("f' Canyon, Utah.
In city court "'he n arraigned
this morning. the defendant ex-
plained !he circumstances and
then pleading guilty to the speed
ch arge, added, "Of course. thC'rc
was no excuse for me to e xceed
the speed li mi t."
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REPORTS THEFT
Theft of a r e f I e ct or and
brackets from the car of J . A.
Gardner of the Ne\\rport Harbor
Yacht club was repor ted to New.
port police l\.1onday.
Carr's Feed Store
Hay and Grain
Quallty Feeds
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D&l'1' Dethw7---Bee.:iM S24.5
111%1 Newport Bl..t.
COSTA MES,,
CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS
FROM YOUR SKETCllES OR CLIPPJNGS
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL
HARBOR DRAFTING SERVICE
1U-O C-t m 'WIQ' N_,.rt-.. ft. BtJDDll ..
E. J. Sedinger H. R. Holtz
Ocean Front Cafe
French Fried Shriinp and Fish
. ' Oar 8peo • My
• ftEAU • <lBOP8 • DINNa8
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ys ready at the ring
· e phone to taxi you
w ver yon want to go.
• 24-Hour Service •
Y LLOW CAB
of
N rt -Costa Mesa
·•PHONE•
~eacon 5824
Sure-Insure"
* aurie Stanley
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ROSSI'S
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d \nsta\\at1on an
Apia •.• PHD.CO leadt!tetni.sfOfl u roa + •M it--.ld be ••• dear, briPt, shup. $A 16 -.Ir picliino. ...., ia liped rooau! A> ~
!i~p_le_ u a radio 10 opcnre thaoks to ,... J l.2.S hd. 1-
PHILCO'• adusi•e Eecuoaic Control .,,..
cem . hqaUite modera cabiaet of ilnat Stvndanf ..
eabopay, Jl.ead.J DOW • • • fot imtelFeg'na Wa:I Hoa $4$ .. _ ......... ,
. I £A$f rER/18• 1MMS>1A11 DEUV11Y1 •
MaDicipal Auditucium, Wed., Oct. 29, 8:15 P. M.
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Dr. ll. P. Bea, D.C~ PUl.
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Qde and
Liquor Store
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0.. I clel llar
'-nie Sinne Old Place"
COCKTA.IL8
TURNER'S
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· 2114 Oeean Front Newpca t Beach'
CATS-AND D.&VIB ~
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YOflr.Bectric Appliance Dealer Since 192'
2~5 ~est 4th Santa Ana Ph. 1172 .... j·