Complete Local News All-Malibu Coverage The Malibu Times Newspaper Vol. I—No. 23 MALIBU, CALIFORNIA, OCTOBER 4, 1946 ' Price 5c Midwest Citizens BOUND FOR 'FRISCO! Five Injured In Are Strike-Weary Traffic Accident Says Maj. Hoyme Near Coral Beach Malibu Resident Returns Car, Truck in Head-on From Chicago Convention Smash on 2-Lane Stretch Generally speaking, people in Five people were injured in a the midwest are strike-weary. traffic collision between a truck There is a greater food shortage and a passenger car at Solstice there than on the Pacific Coast. Canyon and Malibu Road Wed- Hotel accommodations are very nesday afternoon, records of the scarce and travelers are allowed Sheriff's Malibu office revealed to- only five-day stays. lay. The injuries of one man and ane both All types of transportation facil- woman, occupants of the ities are crowded with travelers. ::. 'ere described as critical. definite cause for the colli- A number of conventions are sion '.s b;en established although now in progress. it v, 5 reported that the driver of California is a great state to pi the passenger car, Pete Ruffoni, • *• Photo bu em* . r wan i\ a i-i Ti i t ts- T home —and particu- «'\v; ￿ ■ i-i i i i • i come to more "We'd sure like to have our picture taken in Malibu." Thus did Jack G. Kastner and K 53, of 12102 Long Beach Boule- larly the Malibu. L. Urqudes of Tucson, Ariz., make their desires known when they stopped in Malibu last iwobd, may have been These in capsule form were week enroute to the American Legion convention in San Francisco. "We've been all bjinded by the late afternoon sun. some of the observations of Major over the country with our train but to have a picture in Malibu—that'd be something!" Ruffes', incidentally, was one of C. Robert Hoyme of Las Flores tho e ci the critical list and was said to have Canyon, president of the Shoreline Rare Catch of Dolphin Louie Kuntz' Aunt Killed received a crushed Transit, Inc., upon his return to Man Sentenced to chest and internal injuries as well the West Coast after a two week's Made By School Teacher In L. A. Auto Accident as cuts and lacerations. trip to Chicago where he attended Ten Week-Ends Others injured were Ruf- W. A. Easton of 2704 Liberty Funeral services were held Mon- Julia annual convention of the foni, 49, wife, arm, head and chest the Blvd., South Gate, is one fisher- Jail; $l00 day for Mrs. Mel Slater, aunt of a In Fined injuries; Marion transit industry followed by two- man who is certain this week that Louie Kuntz, Malibu building Brown, 6311 meeting of the executive com- Holme; Ave., Los Angeles, day perserverance is a virtue that car- Bites Finger of Malibu contractor, who was killed in an- shoul- Truck Com- der injuries; Mary Brown, mittee of the Mack ries a definite reward. Deputy; Steals Bicycle automobile accident last Thurs- wife, pany, of which he is vice president. lacerations and abrasions on head For two years, irom Seattle to day in Los Angeles. and body; Cussing Strikes For the next 10 week-ends and John Gores, 24, 404 Everyone San Diego, Easton, a Lcs Angeles The acciaent occurred follow- South Frank .). Collins of 1850 N. Bron- Palm, Alhambra, truck is- the school teacher, has been trying to a club at the home of "Everybody cussing ing meeting driver, arm injuries and shock. The strikes," Major Hoyme said. catch "just one nice fish—some- son Ave., Los Angeles, will have a friend, Porter. While upon Juanita fifth occupant of the car, all say we will never get thing besides a Tom Cod or bass." plenty of time to cogitate the enroute to a restaurant where the Julie 'They Ruffoni, 10,. was not injured al- situation unsnarled Saturday, Easton not only saw his advisability of taking bicycles group was to Mrs. Slater's our economic dine, though she suffered from shock. people back to work patience rewarded but excelled be- which do uot belong to him and collided with another. Badly unless we get car Narroiu Stretch —unless start producing again yond his wildest ..dreams when of biting the fingers of officers injured, Mrs. Slater was rushed we The collision occurred on Mali- earnest." somehow he managed to hook into who attempt to exercise the au- to the Georgia StreA hospital with in bu Road near Solstice Canyon on a 19 pound Dolphin, the first said thority vested in them for making ther the occupants, Major Hoyme said the Wallace- or car's a narrow two-lane stretch. Gores, to have been caught in Southland :! Arlen and Addie King of Truman story broke while he was driver of an Edison Truck, was waters since 1936. ruminati.-n were ar'anged throug' s Angeles. So ssrious were Mrs. in Chicago and that people seemed L traveling East on Malibu low It the courtesv of jv.dg:- Thurlow T slater's she Road; to generally resent what he called I Happened injuries, was.immedi- Ruffoni, the driver of the sedan Easton was one of 25 fishermen Taft of the Sar.u Monica Muni- ately transferred to the St. Fran- "the lack of a decisive administra- was driving West into the who boarded the Gee Bee, all-day cipal Cnirt. cis hospital but died before she sun. tive program in Washington." Gores said he did not know how boat from the Mali- Three Counts arrived. » More than 1,000 representatives fishing plying the accident occurred and could bu Pier, last Saturday morning at Judge Taft decreed Tuesday Hazel Kuntz, Malibu Heights, of the railroads, buses and truck- not account for the fact that he 7 :30 o'clock and set out for Cata- that C:llins must not only spend of Louie with ing concerns from all over the sister Kuntz, was had been found 25 feet from the lina for a crack at Albacore. As a half-score of week-ends in the the but went to the restaur- United States and Canada attend- party truck. He may have been thrown had been the case for many county jail on a count of petty ant in another car. ed the two-day conclave in Chi- months, that distance or may have stag- luck did not visit him throughout theft, one of assault and battery cago, Major Hoyme said. Much gered out of the truck in a dazed the greatest part of the Then, and one of resisting an officer, but of the time was devoted to dis- day. Esther Sterkin Writes condition and fell where they found on pay fine of within cussing wage and labor problems. the trip home, while trolling for must a $lOO Page him, it was reported. Albacore, the Dolphin hit his the next 30 days and made resti- To Editor: See 2 Major Hoyme said he did not have Two for The accident was attended by feather jig and with only a six- tution of $3B to Sheriff's Deputy Turn to Page Esther to go on to New York to complete Sterkin's Deputy Sheriff Walter E. Penland strand linen line and light reel, he "Mac" McQuaig of the Malibu "Letter to the Editor." his business as vice president of Miss Sterkin, an interior deco- and California Highway Patrol brought the beauty in. Short- office for damage to his uniform the Mack Truck company since rare rator, explains what the Malibu Officer Ray Goodsen. Two am- ly after took a 28 pound and to a pair of glasses. the New York plants were all that, he means to her. Her's is a poignant bulances from California Ambul- Albacore—and that was Collins arrested by Deputy closed by strikes. While in Chi- almost too was compelling writing of the kind ance in Santa Monica transported ' much. McQuaig near Big Rock on the - woman in cap- cago, the Major stayed at the only a love" is the injured to the Santa Monica Lucky 3 when the latter a Blackstone Hotel. Hildebrand, skipper of night of August able. And her's is love that Emergency hospital. Gores' truck the Gee only one who appreciates the Bee, was almost as excit- received a radio call requesting was towed to "Many foods are scarce in the beauty of mountain and Weber's Garage ed as Easton. "I've got it on very Collins' an est for the theft of a natural while the smashed he "particularly sea san be attuned to receive. sedan was tak- hotels," said, good authority, that's the first Dol- bicycle belonging to 15-year-old en butter. It to Inspired by the thought-provok- to Bob and Lloyd's garage. meats and seems me phin caught in these waters Virginia Hotchkiss of No. 75 Pacific ing articles written during the they are much more plentiful on in the last 10 years." Malibu Colony. When McQuaig j the West Coast." past four weeks by Henry Gutt- Malibu Post 605 To Use Lucky said tiie fish was valued finally overhauled Collins at Big I man of the Malibu Colony, Miss to Legion Glad Be Home at about $75, but was worth a Rock, a tussle ensued and in the | Sterkin took it upon herself to "Times" For News Major Hoyme was glad to get great deal more if stuffed. mdee Collins bit McQuaig's fin-! hurl a timely challenge to the Beginning this week Malibu back to his Las Flores Canyon (Continued on page 8) (Continued on patje 3) planners of Malibu. Post No. 605 of the American heme in the Malibu and stated Legion will use The Malibu that as far as he was concerned, Times as its official publication he was satisfied to stay right here. Hopes Expressed for the dissemination of Legion "And say," he said, as an after- For Malibu In Dream news and announcements, K. O. thought, "I was mighty lucky too. Sherman, commander of the Mali- Our train, the Superchief, passed bu Post, announced today. over the same section of track just Gut iman Tells How Visit From Flower Mcen Inspires Vision Instead of the customary circu- ahead of the United Pacific lar letter mailed once a month to Transcon which was wrecked near I remember as a boy my parents top of the mountain, I exclaimed, [ man, I came to tell you how much the 81 members of Malibu's Le- Victorville." used to take us children on vaca- "Look at this ieautiful valley j I enjoyed your articles in The gion Post, arrangements were com- expressed Major Hoyme satis- tions to different European re- from here—a magic carpet, with ! Malil»u Times and especially the pleted this week to mail copies of faction over the progress of the sorts. Sometimes to the seashore, its lake, trees and flowers."' Still last one. Excuse the way I look, The Malibu Times to each Le- - Shoreline Transit, Inc., and paid Lido near Venice or Abbazia, out of breath, he answered, "You but I came from work." Knowing gionnaire on the last week of each a tribute to nston Le jar of Wi Sueur, both in Italy ; Nice or- Deau- rascal, you dragged me up this the man and the difficulty he has month—unless, 'course, they are operations manager. He said that ville.-'Franee. Other seasons to the mountain for six hours to show in making himself understood, one already subscribers to the paper. Le Sueur would b; able to an- mountains in St. Moritz or Sem- me how beautiful it is below." This would suspect that he had re- In this way each member will be nounce new schedules before long. rnering near Vienna. incident wa* revived in my mem- hearsed the speech many times to advised of Post activities and kept One summer when my mother ory only last Saturday. say it so fluently and in one informed as well through the col- October Issue Of "Rudder" went to Karsbad, I went with Dutch Gardener breath. I was afraid that next he umns of The Times of what's go- Quarterdeck father to Payerbach mountains in While we were entertaining a would hand over the flowers to ing on in the Malibu. Features Club Austria. I was very excited about ,'ew guests, in our Malibu Beach me in . the presence of my guests, News of Legion affairs and all News and pictorial drawings of the mountain climbing and I had home, I was told that a gentleman--■ and to save my embarrassment, I announcements will be carried in the proposed $1,500,000 Malibu to sell the idea to my father to would like to see me, and when turned to my wife ,saying, "Look K. O. Sherman's regular weekly Quarterdeck Club to be construct- climb with me how wonderful he entered the living room I rec- at the beautiful Dahlias Mr. Niel- column. Although Legionnaires ed near Malibu Creek will appear it would be when we would get ognized Mr. Nielsen, the old sen brought you." will be mailed The Malibu Times as a prominent feature in the Oc- there, and the things that we would, Dutch gardener, so popular in He explained that he planted once a month, those who are not tober issue of the magazine Rud- see. My father at last agreed, but Malibu. With his hat in one hand, i the seeds himself and pointed out regular subscribers are urged to der, national yachting club period- he made, arrangements with the and a full bucket of flowers in the beautiful Ted, yellow, pink and submit their subscriptions as soon ical, Edward D. Turner, president guides, secured ropes and we start- the other, he did not waste any ' white Dahlias and especially the as possible so they will not miss of the club, announced today. ed. When we finally reached the time and said to me, "Mr. Gun- tContinued on page 3) out on a single week's column. 2 THE MALI BU TIMES OCTOBER 4,1946 Letters to the Editor! Published every Thursday at Esther Sterhin Answers 1414 Second Street, Santa Monica, California Inside Malibu Editorial Office: 113 Rambla Pacifico, Rt. 1, Pacific Palisades, Henry Guttman Articles Calif., (Malibu Road at Las Flores Canyon, Malibu La Costa) For several weeks Mr. Henry Cannes, Antibe, Nice. On to Telephone: Malibu 7955 Guttman has been writing about Encinal, past Trancas, here is the the Malibu —Other Offices— , our Malibu and the various needs wild beauty of Tropical Islands. With In Santa Monica, 1414 Second Street—Phone S. M. 50938 pier, here. I have read each column I back-track to the there is REEVES D. TEMPLEMAN carefully, then read each one the swank air of a Yacht club, Templeman Editor and Publisher Rceves D. again. They are comprehensive and to one side of the Pier, the Templeman Photographer "Eileen Staff and certainly state our problems parallel charm of Kai-kiki Peach, COMPLACENT—How com- .' subscriptions . year mailed. with an in the white-crested rollers . SubsxrTplion Rates: $3.00 per in advance. AH. here, practically, logically, placent we get about the shocking Advertising Rates supplied on application impersonal approach. delight of the tanned surf-riders. things of lite which only touch us In Love With Malibu Then, across the greyblue ribbon lightly—things like traffic acci- what of highway into the voluptuous I know how he feels and dents, narrow dangerous roads, no he means, I feel the same things hills, 1 discover new moods, I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true. doctors. I was thinking about a but I cannot call my approach an further evidence of her values and I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to trip I made up, Malibu Road just impersonal one. You see, I am in my emotions are stronger, deeper the light I have. I must stand with anybody that stands the other day. I was out to get love with Malibu. Through his- . .-. she has never let me down. right, stand with him while he is right, and part with him an inspiration, a shock of adrena- tory, Myths, Fairy Tales, men Wanted Kameriz Cove when he goes wrong.—ABRAHAM LINCOLN. lin for my soul. It is easy to do and women have found strange, For five months after this meet- that here where the beauty of na- love unconventional objects for their ing, I lived as those in do- ture is all about you. Cars swished

. . on passions . mine is a stretch of a minimum of food and rest. past me on the highway, trucks coast-line, about twenty-five miles Dreams were my sustenance . . . thundered toward me coming in long, the shore curved like a lovely I was looking for an outlet for the opposite direction. People and * the London Times. It is not it," says dancer, a provocative beauty with my emotion, I tried to buy Ramei'i? prodilce were on the move. It is the will to make peace is lacking. The that ever-changing moods, but always Cove. It would have been a part of our life and part of our to "Know How" Hut the '"know how" doesn't seem alluring. tremendous undertaking for me . . . community through which the This mad affair began when I my wings are quite untried, but ribbon of a busy highway extends of The delegates at Paris undoubted- was a small child. My grand- there was never a thought in my to east and west—ultimately to it ly all WANT peace. But only if mother had a summer house on mind that 1 would fail to possess north and south. Peace PRIDE, national ... , . doesn't injure their Topanga Beach I was be- the Cove . my love was so "" trespass their national SOVEREIGN witched by the sea and returned genuine. I dreamed of shaping FOLLOW NEWS —As I or affect their national ECONOMY. Standing on these points here every summer with her, in and molding this place into a resort started to leave Malibu Beach, ;s anger —seedbed of war. It does not build the trust, the common spite of other family-made plans. so scintillating, so beautiful, that Hob Weber and his mechanics took t and mind and the mutual security—the stuff that peace is Then as a young girl with "dates" it would be worthy of the New off east down the highway in I chose a day at the beach along World, and the Future which is Rob's big new tow truck. I swung To know how to make peace the representatives at a peace table this coast and dinner at the Malibu now. It woudi be a Mecca for in behind them. This, I thought, Id not be expert at saving face but expert at swallowing pride—- Inn or Las Flores Inn as a "super the creative from over the whole could be a story. So I trailed along to admit their nations' fears and arrogance and lust for place or time," much to the disgust of girl- world, an inspirational background behind but after passing Trancas power, and to publicly repent of them. This is what builds the confi- friends, who were sure there was for our contemporary thinkers, Beach and still seeing no automo- a dencei and trust of other men and nations. a mermaid ancestor along the line composers, artists, writers ... a bile smashed against cliff or . They should know— not how to maintain national sovereignty someplace . . but all this was a spot where the Second Rennaisance sprawled grotesquely on its side or tit how to surrender it as the original American colonies surrend- prologue for what was to happen could flower and grow, then be back, I swung around and started ! their separate sovereignties, under the common sovreignty of God, recently. I am a woman now, and carried to a world which is gasp- back. It was a beautiful afternoon the great good of all. last year Malibu and I really met, ing for it. There would be a Mod- and the sky was a mattress of rose- They must see that national economy is not a matter of national face to face, both of us older, more ern Hotel, so very complete and rimmed clouds and the purple utces but of national and international morality, where men and aware of our potential. comfortable, a dock and pier, hills were carefully etched in " ons care for each other instead of clutching at *he other fellow's . . . a Precious Jewel" studios, cottages, riding stable, fourth-dimension. It was an inspi- urces or clinging to their own. And that no real step towards real The object of my love is a tennis courts, swimming pool, rational day—the kind of day that ;e can do anything but help our national economies. worthy one. She is a precious trout-stocked stream, Botanic brings orderliness out of chaotic

"know how" know hew to make peace, To jewel . . . and rare. I walk straw-grasping thinking. A patrol Men with, this will Garden ... all expressed in the 1 anybody else to do flic job is like sending expert concrete mixers near Paradise Cove and see the most beautiful manner possible. car ambled slowly along the high- nix batter for your pancakes. high white cliffs of the Coast of So I dreamed, but it just could way, ready and waiting to protect majestic, the England, old as time. not be, not then anyway . . . for or be of service. I passed car Unless the nations soon begin to live under God they will soon I reach the center of the curve, the Cove was sold, in the midst of and waved at Deputy Walter Pen- Ia ■ begin to live underground. here is the Bay of Naples . . . negotiation with me, to another. land. ()nly a common God can give men a common goal. serene; all blue and white. Then The friends who had been swept CORNER Where self does not die the home does. this Coast, this elusive enchantress, into my dream mourned with me, AROUND THE Beach, the mood It may take a minute to change a lifetime. near Westward Beach, becomes the •and gave me the comforting words —At Zuma con- tinued. It was to feel . easy good. Democracy will not be proved until it's lived. South of France . . Biarritz, (Continued on page j/ Corpromise is a spineless give and take where no one either gives I passed Latigo and then at Sol- the mood into ikes enough to leave anybody rally satisfied. stice Canyon, ran snag for How littl we can do when we Cry to work alone. a and stopped abruptly a truck blocked the Some people live to make others great. Others just grate on people. there ahead, BRIEF BARKS highway and a sedan was smashed into twisted steel. The sedan was Most of these problems have By MARION M. CHANDLER loaded with people badly injured. AMERICAN LEGION long been championed by Judge The truck driver lay out on the lias generously In a recent issue of Better of discipline, concentration on NOTES Foster. He given a highway 25 feet from his truck. of Ins ability and strength. He Homes and Gardens, Russell K. few individual requisites, and last By K. 0. Sherman, Commander Well, you do what you can, which has inspired us in every program I/wry writes an interesting article but not least, a goodly amount of 605 is generally very inadequate, and Malibu Post have started. It would do in which he proposes that every affection wisely applied." we then you wait. It's the waiting that every member of this post a great prospective mother should first This particular phase of the gets you. And when help does The executive committee of of good to talk things over own a dog. dog's relationship to the prospec- deal come and you can do no more, you Malibu Post No. 605 has decided with him. He in his office al- tive parents is well covered by is Mr. Lowry quotes Mrs. Rosalie move along and around the corner most every day. Mrs. Peirsol and especially do we that "The Malibu Times" is a Peirsol, a mother and Secretary-. out of sight, it's another world. like the statement regarding the fine community asset and worthy treasurer of the Philadelphia The people in it are like you, un- With a later start the Tempi- (neat goodly amount of affection wisely of all the it. Dane Club. Says Mrs. hurt and whole. True, it's a shock- support we can give the mans are trying to.outdo Judge Peirsol: applied. ing thing to see, but it can touch So with the approval of the post community-building the puppy is smoth- at his own "Raising a puppy to healthy, Too often you so lightly—since those hurt are \vi have made arrangements to use program. They convinced that ered with affection and attention are mature caninhood involves many no kin of yours. And yet when rhi's paper an official communi- healthy growth business until arrival and then the as a means phases of care and training similar Junior's you stop to think, any human be- cating method between the officers for them. Read their finds himself confined to the security to those which must be encounter- dog ing is your brother, your sister, an and the membership. Instead of paper. Call them drop them back yard with little human com- or a ed by'a mother in raising a child. aunt or an uncle, somebody you the regularly monthly letter we postcard when you have news they panionship or attention. initiation problems in knew, somebody you love. .shall send to everyone the copy of can print. What you do, who visits "The rear- Most dogs instinctively like ing a dog to fit happily in the "The Malibu Times" which comes you, what happens about you is children and the few isolated cases SENSELESS WASTE—It is family a-re not so upsetting. out the week before the first meet- interesting to your neighbors. Keep where tragedy has occurred by such a senseless waste for the want is ing of the month. Once a month your paper up to date. If you have "Further, one taught, through infants teing attacked by the fam- of administration, good manage- to one will get not only the anything to advertise let them help quickly vanishing* puppy days, ily dog are due to lack of train- ment—for the want of direction, v post news but the latest in de- you. grasp the fleeting treasures of ing. All dogs have a very distinct for the want of insistent DE- velopments along the Malibu. We have several pest goals for babyhood ere the lad or lass is sense of property rights and some MAND! Why should these hu- man or the year.: a few comrades who can woman. are jealous of their master or mans suffer and die ? Because it We shall try to have a column visit the hospitals on Sundays; "The prospective mother who mistress to a fault, but with proper costs MONEY for doctors? Be- every week. We hope many of someone who will start an auxil- seriously undertakes the care and handling the dog will readily be- cause it costs MONEY for safe our comrades may become regular iary, a musical organization, more instruction of a dog insures for come the self-appointed protector roads? Because it takes effort to subscribers so they will not miss help on the Boy Scout program, herself a more thorough"enjoyment of the new arrival. However, if shake ourselves free of complac- out on all the news. A lot of work and more participation in district of her infant. She may have con- he is neglected, he soon realizes ency? Yes, these are the answers, has been done. There is a lot more spots contests. The Legion is your siderably fewer anxieties of in- why he is no longer the center of but they sound very hollow when to do. We have organized a Boy organization. Its life is limited to experience. attraction of the household and human life is ebbing away. Per- Scout Troop, we have assisted in the interest you have in its projects. "Keeping calm is as important resents the child. haps I'm wrong. Perhaps it IS getting a bus, we are working on in dog raising as in child cave. If the dog is to be kept out- too much to ask for JUST ONE a post office and a telephone serv- Mr. Kuntz has offered the use Several of the requirements of doors ultimately, provide him with doctor in the Malibu. Perhaps -it " ■« beyond Malibu Beach. We are of his workshop for the Boy Scout children and dogs are'the same. a well built dog house and train is too much to ask for just ONE going to start on a school program Troop so they can start some of Each primarily needs nourishment, him to sleep in it during the grow- AMBULANCE. Perhaps it is too as.soon as we can find out what the aircraft modeling they have proper shelter, training in cleanli- ing period; he soon regards his much to ask the state or the coun- the people out here want, and been looking forward to for a long ness and other conduct necessary house as his castle and changes ty or the powers that be to GET il:".re are several other projects time. This public spirited citizen for successful adjustments to the which may occur in the family are OFT THE DIME and let life which are in the offing. (Continued on page i) business of living, a certain amount of little importance to him. have a chance. OCTOBER 4, 1946 THE MALIBU TIMES 3 American Legion. Notes Esther Sterkin Answers Hopes For Malibu path and they could sec the Cou- ■vu-lndy ot Mr. Fiddler's 11 n from composed song called "M 'bu (Continued from Page 2) Henry Guttman Articles Expressed In Dream ples, young and old, riding the nearby ranches. They saw an rhat he played so wonderful!;. 0n.,- warrants the thanks of every mem- (Continued Uom Page 2) tLunltnufd fiu/n puqe ont) artificial lake with an outdoor thc- his violin in his restaurant 'i:ch bcr of the Legion as well as the «lid to all disillusioned lovers . . . nulti-colorcd ones. He told us how !tre. a most beautiful school and \ 1 visited with my wife recently. .he "it wasn't meant to be —some- I coirummity. ie works tor Mr. Decker, and playground for children in a the little breeze sud nly hing will take its place—you will i Then i low main acres of 1 lowers they lark. turned into a strong wind vrMch We are planning several kinds get over this—time will heal every- arc Flowers Into People was blowing harder and harder) may of thing. But this was lave and how beautiful they of entertainment. The plans thing" sort Then as 1 dreamed I came and louder and louder, and all my too to be real and deep ... I am still in •nd that Malibu is the best place Ve completed suddenly •irser to the flowers and I recog- flowers and music disappeared, and monthly letter. and still dreaming. I suppose or flowers. 1 started to agree with explained in the love lized each flower waving in the the sand blew in my e>es and, nib- Each member go to the a psychiatrist would say 1 have lim that they are the best Dahlias should oreezc, faces of our Malibu Beach bing them, I woke up. the complexes, phobias or some- ( ever saw and that Malibu is the meetings so he can enjoy sur- or csklents, smiling at me and tell- Drives Slowly prises encountered there. During thing, but I am just not satisfied lest place for flowers, and sud- ng me in one chorus, "It's a joke When I drove to town the next meet in the Malibu with being an interior decorator or lenly, as he was staring at me, i October we :n you, Henry. Who told you we morning, I didn't see my Dante- 8:00 P. M. lesigning houses or with anything 1 felt that there was something i Justice Courtroom at were blocking the progress of j :iid Beatrix nor the paradise or on am doing. 1 want to work dsc he wanted to tell me and my on the 7th and again the 21st. •Ise 1 Malibu?" Then one flower told the statue, but i did see M". Niel- Eat with the executive committee to see Malibu come into her own, face was red, because I realized me, "1 am not a proxy for the '■ :cn's flowers and the beauty of at 6:00 before each meet- to see her prepared—in every way what the old Hollander was try- P. M. :tockholdcrs any more, and I am ! the' mountains and the waves of at Ralph's Cafe. If can 0 take her place as gracious ing to say, was: ing you ! 10 longer secretary and treasurer. | the sea and skies, and 1 knew that attend district or Council to the world. "It is very well you to rave County hostess for The other flower said, "1 don't v u could not appreciate nature meetings your delegates will enjoy Greater Needs n your articles about improve- « rare any more about my income ;j in a speeding car; you have to ride comradeship. My eyes are opened now, how- ments, the beaches and mountains, your uixi's, or capital gains, or developed horses or walk. Conscious of this, ever, to needs which are greater the theater and the yacht club, but tr undeveloped property," and th 1 drove very slowly and 1 noticed than just hotels. We must have how about my flowers, Mr. Gutt- ■ If you will assist in writing this fourth flower asked. "Who said 1 the beautiful gladiolas growing on a complete resort community, man ? You didn't mention a word column any or every week let us w against the yacht club?" and ;ih;j partly leased property of the where those who will, may, escape about my flowers. You drive twice a; know. ;q on. Every flower had something Home Improvement Association, from cities, and raise their families daily, passing by the flower beds, t) say to me—they whispered to and. 1 took one glance at the spot close to nature. For these perma- and you do not tell people any- Jr. Past Commander Gene the accompaniment of the sea . where we expected to see the nent, solid citizens we must thing about them. We spend days Brodrick has dragged out his could identify th- ' (ConlinurA nn page S) theatre, shops, thinking breeze, and I paintbrushes and ladder to help schools, churches, and nights about them, forour children him get another coat of paint on recreation centers cultivating them and they are like bis house. | (small and adolescent), and all the children that I have to take care I other necessities for a high-level of." course, the Comrade Don of Santa community. Then, of Then he talked about hew much THE LITTLE STO&E Jackson buildings, and facilities, Monica Post came out to pay us resort he admired my wife's garden, with Ready for Delivery— a visit 23rd. The gorgeous landscaping, exclusive, its red and pink roses, snapdragons September post Ccfyse — sumptuous hotels, modern beach and astors in all the zennias Cory and C.E. Makers did not meet that evening but a colors, Heating Pads Boy Scout Committee was in ses- cottages, and apartment houses, in every shade, the'marigolds in Electric Irons divisions for the many sion. So it was late before Com- also housing orange and yellow, the pink and Radios Gas Ranges employed in this rade, Jackson got home with his who Would he , white cosmos. Then he said that I Burkaw Everftot Markcl Thermador Heaters ear full of Malibu doings. area. would have to come and see .him These developments should be, and he would tell me all about the 21231 MHLIBU HOHD says, organized. In October we should formulate i- Mr. Guttman : seeds that they cultivate in Mali- Those behind it united, Phon3 Malibu 7922 Malibu La Costa plans to see that every voter is | objectively bu and all about the new grass ! able to get to the polls. More vyith their eyes, not on the imme- : that iloes not require much water- on voters have registered here than diate*large bank account, but ing. 1 promised that I would do pot-o'-gold the end of the ever before. If you can furnish a i the *at so. After he left, I recollected the development. be car on election day contact some Surely it can words of my father, "Did 1 have of your post officers. •lone. Malibu must not become to climb so high for you to show just another semi-developed beach me the beautiful vallew below?" Man Sentenced To 10 town because of promiscuous land Beautiful Dream -peculation or for any other selfish So-'n 1 retired, and had the msst Week-Ends In Jail reason. Her promise is too great, (Continued beautiful dream, thanks to Mr. from pai/r I) ! her background. too glamorous. I was about ger, causing a had wound. The stories of the Rindge Estate Nielsen. dreaming "T he Midsummer Night's • Many Conditions ire and becoming part of

the . . in' next 30 days; and report ning . for this is first and Exclusive Arctic spot where there used to be a tav- back to the court on the morning fjrst things come first. ern, all the way down to the Timbers of the last day of his sentence for There arc so many who think bridge, and he pointed to the most further consideration of his case. is 1 do, in one way or another. and beautiful statue erected In passing sentence, Judge Taft I read about them in The Malibu that Was Russian Lynx told Collins he was taking into Times each week. Most of them by the grateful citizens of Malibu in honor of this noble and generous consideration the fact that he was are only names to me actually . . . gentleman, who donated the land married and the father of two others I have met and some 1 to Malibu Colony together with children. know well, but we all have diis some association who owned almost . 'ommon love .. . Malibu. Can- as much land across the old road. The public school is the nursery not something he done and done He showed her all this property en of patriotism. Its best fruits are right now? I am impatient to STRIP both sides of the road which 8828 .SUNSET . true Americans, and its crowning see a beginning, aren't you ? CRoslview 5 : 2178 covered now with beautiful flower glory the making of loyal and in- Through your paper you have a beds, tropical palms and plants. telligent, citizens.—A. A. Jf'hit- wonderful opportunity to reach Through the center was a bridal marsh. the others who feel as I do. Can't

.- we hear from them . . perhaps A soft answer turneth a wax- a »rt of a Citizens of Malibu wrath. Forum to exchange ideas for or- ganization and planning. Sincerely, On Display Now ESTHER STERKIN. Mr. Bert Lancaster who is un- The New Postwar der contract at Paramount has 1947Studebaker leased the Conrad Nagel home. MEN'S STORE IN SANTA MONICA Champion Some men are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness th'rust upon them.— FOR 25 YEARS > Full Line Sliiiirspiare. Studebaker Trucks KNEELANDS If you wish success in life, make Soles and 1345 THIRD ST RE ft • T 111 PHO N f 5346 C Service perseverance your bosom friend, experience your wise counsellor, Vernon C. Short caution your elder brother, and

19 Years in Santa Monica hope your guardian genius.—Ad- Kuppenheimer Clothes - Dobbs Hots - Arrow Shirts dison. Comer 16th and Wilshire Blvd. Phone 50968 True worth is in being not seeming. 4 THE MALI BU TIMES OCTOBER 4, 1946

THE ZIMMERMAN'S ALONG MALIBU WAY Las Tunas Isle Motor Hotel Outstanding Accommodations Private Beach - Swimming Pool Constable Lewis "Buzz" Gow- be able to at least sit in on re- He has just finished a script for Phone Malibu 9601 18904 Malibu Road land of the Sheriff's Malibu office hearsals. The orchestra begins its R. K. O. returned yesterday from San Fran- season in November. cisco where he attended the Na- Mrs. Dorothy Pedersen of Los tional Convention of the American Phil Johnson, president of the Angeles is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Legion. Gowland was a member Marblehead Land Company, left Grant Egbert of Malibu La Cos- of the drill team which paraded last week for a month's trip to ta. Mrs. Egbert also has as guests in the Bay City on Tuesday. He Cleveland. for the week her daughter and is affiliated with Star Post No. her son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Greg 309, American Legion which is A gate is to be constructed at Finley. comprised of Legionnaires employ- the entrance to the new Westward ed by the California Highway Beach development near Zuma Mrs. James Clyne of 22011 the Los Coimty Patrol, Angeles Canyon, Mrs. Lorraine Busch of Malibu Road gave a delightful

Sheriff's-office and the Los An- YOU'VE REST . . . the Louis T. Busch Company, an- dinner party Saturday, celebrating TRIED THE geles District Attorney's office. for the work the birthday* of her Mrs. mother, . . nounced Bids , Gowland today. NOW TRY THE BEST While in San Francisco, are being considered now. Ralph Long of 22048 Malibu stayed at the Manx Hotel. Road. • L. Swickland of Cornell Sumner T. Ixxs An- James Mr. Mrs. George Bicknell Packard, was arrested Wednesday night by and The Palisades' Newest and Most County building inspector, San geles Deputy Sheriff John McCuaig at of Francisco are spending the Unique Restaurant and located at the Malibu office of the Lake Enchanto for violation of week with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Building and Safety Department, parole. Bister of 22164 Malibu Road. Lounge Room killed a rattlesnake last week in Mrs. Bister will enter St. John's Santa Maria Canyon just off First aid treatment was given hospital Saturday for a major op- —Featuring— Mulholland Drive in Topanga Shirley Schroader of 639 West eration. while doing field work there. 28th Street, Los Angeles last Sun- EASTERN STEAKS Packard said the snake had seven day at the Sheriff's Malibu sta- Mrs. J. F. Clyne of San Fran- MILK-FED CHICKEN rattles and was carrying a lot of tion for a bad cut on the foot. cisco arrived this week by motor young snakes. tor a visit with her son, James SEA AND LAKE-FRESH FISH Sarah Schummer of 6230 Afton Clyne, and family of Malibu La • Margaret Hammond, photog- Place, Hollywood, was given first Costa. rapher located in Santa Monica aid treatment at the Sheriff's Mal- POPULAR PRICES Canyon, reports that the owner of ibu station last Sunday following Mr. and Mrs. Bob Storms are her building, Mrs. Francis Naylor, a traffic collision on Malibu Road taking a 10-day motor trip through Choice Drinks Served in the Lounge is anticipating a renovation job on near Latigo Canyon. Mrs. Schum- California. The last card received the garage at the back of her mer was brought to the station by by Robert Storms, Jr., from his We Cater to Banquets and Parties building and will make room for her husband, Henry F. Schummer. parents was from Sacramento stat- a new laboratory for her there. Sheriff's deputies treated Mrs. ing they intended going on to Lake Schummer for a bad cut on the Tahoe. Danny Altomari of Malibu La jaw and referred her to a doctor DRIFTWOOD Costa returned Friday afternoon for further examination. Winston Le Sueur of Las Flores from a four-day vacation trip to Canyon received a letter this week OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK Arrow Bear Lake in the San Ber- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Viertel from his brother enclosing an in- 133 ENTRADA DRIVE SANTA MONICA CANYON nardino Mountains. He made the have moved into their new home vitation to a private showing of PHONE S. M. 57489 trip with Mr. and Mrs. Roy in Zuma Park just completed by oil paintings made by his wife, "Vtenia. Mr. Yterria is a bar- Kuntz and Babineau. They leave Lorraine Goff Le Sueur, now be- tender at the Seacomber. Danny, on the 18th for Switzerland where ing held at the Harriet Hanley incidentally, made application for Mr. Viertel will write a story for Gallery in Minneapolis. The paint- an audition with the Santa Monica the Swiss Film Company dealing ings will be on exhibition until Symphony orchestra and hopes to with "the lost children of Europe." October 14. Winston Le Sueur's brother, Mac Le Sueur, is director of the Walker Art Gallery in Minneapolis. City Gas in Your Maiibu Home Seagram Vivian and Ellen Duncan, ROCKGAS brother and sister-in-law of Dave Duncan, prominent Malibu Beach Natural Gas in Large and Small Tanks real estate man, visited Dave and Kay Duncan last week-end while 7 Crown C. H. SPURGIN on a trip to Los Angeles from San Francisco to the wedding "Serving the Maiibu for 16 Years" attend of their son, William Duncan. Vi- vian Duncan 23 Old Maiibu Road at Topanga Beach - Phone 88C2 is associated with the Yellow Cab Company in Oakland Blended and his home is in Piedmont. Fol- lowing the wedding in Los An- geles, Willinam Duncan and his new bride returned to San Fran- Whiskey cisco with his parents where he will resume his position with the LAS FLORES INN Santa Fe Railroad. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Art Jones left Wednesday morning for North Per Bottle SEAFOOD Fork, Calif., for a three months SPECIALTIES vacation. In addition to spending a big share of the time hunting seaamuis "The Best in the West" and fishing, Mr. and Mrs. Jones will* visit their tungsten property Plus Tax Werner G. Meyer, Chef in North Fork and make an in- spection trip of the gold mine prop- BtENDKD VVMISKtV erty in Calavaris County, Califor- For Reservations Call Maiibu 8833 nia.

*«»,*■,/ ,/ /Mrr „//r,„/.11-JJ Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wright ° entertained at a cocktail party at Per Case « w •» « we their home in Malibu La Costa Wednesday and later at dinner at WATER WELL the Seacomber. Guests were Dema DRILLING Harshbarger, Ford Beebe and 47.16

- Barry was Pumps Motors - Buchanan. Mr. Beebe Plus Tax Perforating an overnight guest at the Wrights. Welding Mr. Buchanan has purchased 27 acres next to the Wrights and Easy Terms May Be Arranged plans to build as soon as materials are available. Sale's Malibu Market Continuity" is the father of success. Joe Stephens, Jr 21249 MALIBU ROAD, PACIFIC PALISADES, CALIF. CUSTOM BUILT Malibu 7821-7191 Phones Zenith 7191 Drilling Company Semen. Nione: S. M. 428-232 P. O. Box 110, Topanga HJ6 FOURTH STBEET Subscribe to The Malibu Times SANTA MONICA ( OCTOBER 4, 1946 THE MALI BU TIMES 5

GARDEN HOUSEHOLD NOTES Reserved for the Ladies HINTS Hyacinths, tulips, and daffodils Wienie-Tomato Casserr.fr: known as dutch bulbs are the most Housewives and Merchants TIMES' RECIPES Break four slices stale bread into colorful of the brilliant group of NOT CHEAP Urged a greased casserole. Mix a No. spring flowering plants. Begin to To Check Shellfish "A house in Malibu isn't cheap!" Favorite Cranberry Relish Housewives well the mer- x/% can.solid-pack tomatoes with as as . 2 plant them now. Dutch bulbs may That's what the agent said . . be planted here from late Septem- chants are urgei to look for a State I sighed and signed the check 2 cups cranberries 1 onion, finely chopped, % teaspoon ber until the holidays. You will certification number when purchas- To have a roof above my head. 2 oranges sugar, salt, pepper and herbs to find that bringing these lovely ing shellfish in order that they may 2 red apples taste; heat to boiling. Pour hot to-*

Not cheap . . . harbingers of spring into bloom is ascertain that the shellfish are 2 cups of sugar mato mirture over bread ; mix well" The fog curls the morning an adventure from approved sources. that top with eight weiners. Bake in al. in gardening. Look ove* and remove stems This is a warning given by into faeryland, moderately hot oven (375 degrees)] Remember that bulb soil must The sudden sun that strikes the from cranberries and wash them. Jonathan A. Kirkpatrick, chief of about 30 minutes. Serves 4. be. well prepared ; spade to a depth chill from powdered sand, Peel oranges, removing a thin the food and. drugs division of the of 15 to 18 inches and if the earth The sweet surrender to the puls- layer of the yellow skin from one Los Angeles county health depart- Another Thought About Left- is very heavy dig in 3 or 4 inches ing heat, of them, then remove and dis- ment, following the receipt of new The constant murmur of the lamb mixed of peat moss. Use a commercial card the white inner rind. overs: Diced, cooked regulations from Thomas Parran, sea's heartbeat! with canned mushrooms and heSrted plant food ; do not use barn-yard Wash quarter and core the apples surgeon general of the U. S. Pub- it) manure immediately before-plant- but do not peel them. Now put leftover lamb gravy is a wonder- lic health service. Not cheap ... ful dish. Serve rice, as an, a com- ing. To be safe when that kind of The that the the cranberries, apples, orange In the past, outbreaks of ty- surf quickens with from the fertilizer is used it should be put rising of the wind, pulp, and some of the thin orange paniment. The liquor phoid fever ascribed to contam- to in the ground several months be- The of night that has no the food . mushroom may be used stretch inated shellfish have occurred. At urgency peel through chopper •fore the bulbs are put in. patience with a twilit blend using the medium knife. (Set a the gravy, if necessary. the request of representatives of Depth too is an important fac- Of sea.and sky and purple sand! pan under the grinder to catch the this industry and of shellfish pro- a price too high to tor with Dutch bulbs when plant- If there be drippings). Put into a bowl, add ready to serve with meats and i) States, a sanita- for .... I do not ducing cooperative — ed below the pay these sugar and let stand until it is more than good on toast. Mti soil surface. Plant tion has been set up by understand. program thoroughly dissolved. It is then Nellie Webster. tulips 6 inches deep, measuring' various public health departments. —Mary Drayton. from top of bulb to soil surface. This certification stamp placed Hyacinths and daffodils should be on packages containing canned, pilanted 7 or 8 inches deep; space fresh or frozen shellfish, assures Leftover Gravy Tip: If you find tulips 5 or 6 inches apart and the' purchaser that this food has yourself with leftover chicken allow the hyacinths and daffodils not come from beds contaminated after the chicken is gone, try 6 or 7 gravy SCOTT inches between Water DALE bulbs. with . sewage water. Beginning this: Arrange alternate layers of the earth thoroughly and if fall with September, the first month rains fail you, continue cooked canned and to irrigate of the oyster season, the U. S. noodles, chicken, occasionally through the winter. Public health service publishes gravy in a greased casserole. Top It is Hair Stylist easy to find a place for lists of shellfish dealers holding with buttered crumbs and bake bulbs; you can set them in beds and certifications, supplemental until bubbly. If the gravy is a or along a path or near the edge lists issued fortnightly. are little on the scant side, stretch it 22528 Malibu Rd. Phone Malibu 7711 of the lawn and they are lovely The qarantine on fresh mussels with cream sauce or condensed m small clumps between low for human consumption still holds, shrubs perennial mushroom soup. and in the border. however. State regulatory mea- Prepare those bulbs you wish to sures prohibits the use of this fresh grow indoors. Set the bulbs with shellfish -except for bait until tops at the surface, provide drain- October 31. age, and cover with water. Set the pots in the dark for six weeks or Serve Salads With Salt until the pots are full of roots. Now when the world is in ur- me. Bring to light gradually. Narcissi, gent need of- fats—many patriotic uropean tulips and Chinese lilies grow well housewives are returning to old- in water and stones. style ways of serving vegetables October is the month to reset with salt—thereby saving salad Interiors in Modem and Antiques such perennials as shasta daisy, dressing. phlox, columbine, heuchera. Plant The sal in salad is the la.tin more calendula, and nasturtium word for salt. The first salads for January bloom and sow hardy were simply raw green vegetables annuals such as poppies, larkspur, with salt for seasoning. That is how •sweet william, godetia, and clarkia. salad got its name. If you plant poinsettias from No doubt you are in the habit of containers now, ithey will be in serving radishes, celery and toma- full bloorji by Christmas. Be sure toes in .this way. But have you to keep them well watered through tried cauliflower flowerlets, green the warm weather -and use plenty boquets of broccoli, crisp carrot .:•■. of welt plant balanced food. sticks, tiny yellow squash or tender s'oung beets? Boys' Schools There is a variety of vegetables Sixteen military schools and 16 that lend themselves to this kind of private non-military schools for raw salad bowl. Green pepper hoys in Southern California are rings, cabbage wedges, onion rings, shown in the 1946-47 directory re- cucumber slices, lettuce, watercress leased last week, hy the educational and parsley. department. When you serve vegetables raw without dressing—you can arrange Traffic Tip several kinds together to make an attractive relish 1 hirty-four children under four- plate. Eating raw each can mean an teen were killed last year and 1,802 vegetables day extra helping of injured in traffic accidents, L. 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SCANDIA COSMETICS tudios . . , Marguerite 8558 SANTA MONICA BLVD. HOLLYWOOD 46 Daines Phone CRestview 5-6761 BRadshaw 2-2157 2463 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone S. M. 55355 6 THE MALIBU TIMES OCTOBER 4,1946 Moggler and Maggie she will naming habit, the world is full of Home Education stay until marriage or death makes Lizzies, Edies, Maggies, Toms, 808 and LLOYD us:~ of the original name; and those Dicks and Bills—most of them ) ASSOCIATED SERVICE account of the wed- despising their there who read the 24 Hr. Automotive & Welding Service NAMES OR NICKNAMES? or the wonder, might be the same number of satis- - ding obituary will STATION NUMBER 35 who could that be?" fied Elizabeths, Ediths, Margarets, IDA M. HALIBURTON "Now, Authorized Southern California Auto Club Service .But it may not be Mother who Thomases, Richards and Williams. PH. MALIBU 9743 21337 MALIBU ROAD "The Child's First School s to blame for the nickname. Many parents hope to correct is the Family" —Froebel , Sometimes ah older brother or the bad start of nicknaming by too difficult Issued by the National Kin- -ister finds the name sending the child's correct name tor an inexperienced tongue, and en- FIDDLER'S INN CAFE dergarten Associatio, 8 West for the register at the time he shortens it to Mag. name 40th Street, New York City. The ters school, and many a Bill does "If Better Food Is Served Than Ours— clings, to Margaret's later regret; recognize his when Wil- These articles will appear from not name Tell Me Where, I'll Eat There." it may even cause ner real unhap- liam is called. Usually a number time to time in the columns of piness. Had the parents been wise school with Signed—FlD. The Malibu Times. of little friends enter enough to accept the child's con- the child, and the Richard of the Opposite Molibu Fishing Pier Malrbu 9242 "Bom, January 17th, 1945, to traction of the name without com- schoolroom becomes Dick on the Mr., and Mrs. Nicholson a ment, continuing to use the full playground. The little friends see daughter, Margaret Jean." name themselves, later the diffi- to that, and Dick himself is mor- culty would have been overcome tally ashamed of the longer name Of course, two names had been Steaks - Chop's - Fish Orders chosen before ihe birth—a bo\'s by the child. It is just as unneces- when the roll is called. sary for adults to adopt the tod- name and a girl's name—chosen If parents are unwilling to use dler's version cf a beautiful name Cocktail Bar and Lounge with great deliberation and after full names, why not choose short as it would be for them to creep earnest study of the pros and cons names to begin with ? Such names because the baby does. ' connected with every suggestion of as Clyde, Lloyd, Bruce, Ray, interested relatives. Now that Na- Then there are the endearment Clare, Jane, Jean, Lynn and Joyce, Nalibu Trading Post parents, with- ture has revealed her secret, all names given by the cannot be- shortened easily; and there is for the parents to do is to out considering how incongruous names like lan, Eric, Brian, Dale, Dolly, 30763 Malibu Road give the name to the registrar, rest such names as Pet, or Babe Gary, Laura, Ida, Inn, Ivy, Eva back on their oars, and feel that sound when applied to greyhaired and Ola do not readily lend them- At Trancas Beach Par- Open the vexed question has been well and wrinkled grandmothers. selves to nicknaming. 7:00 A.M. to Midnight—Closed Tuesdays ents should give and help to con- settled. But has it? Books on "Naming the Baby" for a child a name he or she When Margaret Jean is brought serve —containing long lists of names can carry through life with pleas- in for the mother's inspection, she and their meanings—may be pro- ure and dignity; and they should looks her all over and decides cured free from publishing firms. give two names, so that if the FOR BEACH GARDENS whom she favors. Then, because The meaning of a name may not bearer wishes to use the second the little one appears so small, so have much interest for a small appealing, so unlike the picture the instead of the first, it can be done We grow and stock many shrubs and trees that are tolerant of child, but later in life it possibly salt name Margaret Jean calls up, the with legality. air and wind. Your inspection is invited. Free delivery to will. I know of one mother who Malibu. mother murmurs softly, "My little Because of the pernicious nick- made good use of "Brave Chief," the meaning "of her son's name, when he became afraid of the dark. & Generally speaking, a plain sur- Evans Reeves Nurseries permits a little elaboration name 255 SOUTH BARRINGTON AVE. - LOS ANGELES 24, CALIF. in the given name. For instance, m the name White is common, but Phones: ARizona 36528 - BRighton 04604 PHOTO Portia White lifts it out of the SUPPLY mediocre. Vice versa, an elaborate surname is toned down by a brief given name—as in the case of A Complete Photographic Store Bruce Hetheriugton. One should FRANK J. LONGO beware of a repetition of sibilants S.M. 41787 as 202 Santa Monica Blvd. Ph. in both names, in Phyllis Rose. Specializing in . .. One mother, whose name was Moss, remarked, "I'd like to name LIFE the baby Peter, but think what it ENDOWMENT would sound like to have him nick- BULLDOZERS named Pete! 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□ $3.00 per year mailed. THE MALIBU INN AT THE COLONY Phone Malibu 7495 SEPTEMBER 27, 1946 THE MALIBU TIMES 7 Lana Turner Roughs It On Film Location Trip WEST AMUSEMENTS HOLLYWOOD taqa >JL COAST Turner, nearly a thousand miles THEATRES from Hollywood on a Klamath HOLIDAY IN MEXICO Boy Star Prefers HOLLYWOOD Red Skel- OCEAN PARK River location northern Cali- f° /.'»« ton has the cast of "Merton of the in DOME SJWTA MONICt 6 )?73 nr 6 Walter Pigeon will open on the Fame Minus Kisses Movies" fornia for filming of "Green Dol- enjoying occupational - phin Street" is really roughing it. Bob Hope Joan Caulifield screen at the Dome Theatre in HOLLYWOOD Named a changes for which they are not es- The glamorous star sleeps on an "Monsieur Beaucaire" Ocean Park October 6 in the "star of tomorrow" in a nation- pecially suited nor eager. on army under army blankets, in "Letter For Evie" superlatively colorful M. G. Musi- wide exhibitors' poll, Butch On one of bis recent radio shows, cot, Jen- a canvas-covered cabin, with a Starts Sunday kins is properly impressed the comic featured a "Virgiru'a Beautiful Color! cal, "Holiday in Mexico." byt stove. And the wood-burning - nevertheless fearful. O'Brien" as a maniscurist; "John Walter Pidgeon Jose Iturbi Walter enacts the role of an are cold. and a nights "Holiday in Mexico" ambassador to Mexico "Gosh!" he exclaimed on the s*t Emery" was a barber, "Mr. American Lana is up at six a.m. every day, "Blonde For a Day" his always enjoyable finnes- of "Summer Holiday" at Metro- Alton", modeled after Director with while it is still dark, to be made- Starts acting ability. Walter has Goldwyn-Mayer, "does that mean Robert Alton, was a gardener! Wednesdoy se and up and have breakfast before start- Walt Disney's his daughter, M. M. Star- I'm gonna have to go around kissin' Selecting character names from his as G. ing her scenes at eight or nine. "Make Mine Music" fine acting girls in pictures like Mickey picture casts is a standing Skelton Jet Jane Powell, whose Working as late as seven, she re- "If I'm Lucky" and are sure to Rooney does?" gag. . grand singing wherein he tires usually right after dinner. laurels with the the- Mama Doris Dudley explained He once did a skit bring her new For her unusual trip, Lana Mmu 6 that any actor should be- flattered rescued from drowning a girl tag- ROSEmAR Y s»ti im atre-going public. bought a new wardrobe of strictly by such an honor: Considerably ged Esther Williams! Robert Young - Dorothy McGuire Supporting as the lad who garb, including blue Jane impressed, Butch remarked, outdoor boots, "Claudia and David is very much in love with her is denims and a lumber jacket. "That's as nice gettin' new He who walks with the wise Cisco Kid Roddy playing the as a McDowell, dog isn't it?"- shall be wise. "South of Monterey" part of the son of the English am- Two thousand pounds of food- Starts Sunday Mexico. Roddy's Color! bassador to act- stuffs were used" by Cecil B. De- In is as up to par and Robert Lowery - Helen Gilbert ing always Mille for his spring-fair sequence, their love are a source of "God's Country" problems employing 300 extras, in "Uncon- enjoyment that will keep the au- The Reviewing Stand Starts Wednesday quered," the Paramount produc- James Warren - Audrey Long dience rolling in the aisles. By Jim Markey tion of pre-Revolutionary Amer- 'Wanderer of the Wasteland' Jose Iturbi as himself is excel- ica. lent as is his piano playing and Wall Street and its misbehaving has been "Without Hon- refitled, * •* -* VENICE

. that she is . . Powell's next when Jane imagines in stocks are not dampering the pro- or" Dick pay "I'm a left-handed driver," said love with hirri and believes that check from Columbia will be dou- Ginger Rogers, Jean Pierre Aumont duction at Warner Bros., Bob Hope, whereupon Paramount "Heartbeat" he is in love with he*, the outcome schedule ble. Studio is that pleased with his where four entertainment ordered a teacher for the comic Barbara Stanwyck, Rbt. Cummings major . a that be remembered O'Clock" . . is scene will work in "Johnny star to enable him to drive a "The Bride Wore Boots" projects went before the cameras with a long time. MGM is said to be dickering foreign make car with a right-hand Starts Sunday Ilona Massey as an old friend of this week: "Night Unto Night," Warners for Paul Henreid to co- drive in "My Favorite Brunette." George Brent - Lucile Ball celebrated with Hepburn in "Lover Come Back" Walter Pidgeon from Europe does from Philip Wylie's star Katharine * * -* excellent job of acting and novel of the same title, with Ron- "Song of Love," top budgeter to Marx Brothers an The golden earrings Ray Mil- in Cugat his ald Reagan and Viveca Lindfors, be filmed in '47. Henreid's latest "Night Casablanca" singing. Xavier and or- land wears in the exciting gypsy chestra furnish some very nice the Swedish importation; Dan film, "Deception," opposite Bette Starts Wednesday story, "Golden Earrings," were Wallace Beery, Margaret O'Brien Totheroh's convict yarn, "Deep is to be released sometime music. Davis, recently by brother "Bad Bascombe" Valley," with Ida Lupino, Wayne this October. presented him a But, as Walter says: "I had the who is in the jewelry business. Ray "Tarzan and the Leopard Morris and Dane Clark; Wilkie •* * * competition of two fine acting says it's the first time anyone ever Woman" Collin's celebrated old English Pat who portrays a juveniles plus a St. Bernard dog O'Moore, gave him earrings. Natch! mystery tale, "The Woman in British Agent in U. S. Pictures' JrpiTEßinM****** MHlu and Mexican Chihuahua so •* * * a with Eleanor Parker, what chance does a Pidgeon have?" White," adventure epic, "Cloak and Dag- Greenstreet One of the bloodiest screen Young - The color harmony in "Holiday Alexis Smith, Sydney ger," is one actor who really fishes. Robert Dorothy McGuire and Gig Young; and the musical fights since the memorable battle "Claudia and David" in Mexico" has a quality motion Between roles he goes after tuna life story of Chauncey Olcott, in "The Spoilers" takes place in "Deadline for Murder" picture fans will talk about for a and albacore on a commercial scale. with Paramount's "Golden Earrings," Sunday Dome "My Wild Irish Rose" Den- Profits therefrom make his Starts long time.—R. G. Jarlen, Murvyn Dunne - Rex Harrison nis Morgan, Andrea King and Ar- flashy power cruiser in- between Ray Milland and Irene Theatre. an asset 'Anna and the King of Siam' lene Dahl . . . More "Forever Am- stead of an expensive plaything. Vye. John Carroll - Marsha Hunt ber" trouble at 20th-Fox with Cor- * * * the world there are only two "Letter for Evie" In nel Wilde, top male star, out of Three stories, "The Hasty Bing Crosby, unwittingly, al- of one's either . ways raising self, . the cast due to ill health . Ann Kiss The Dark" most ruined Perry Como's singing by one's industry by the Heart," "A In Santa Monica 5 6995 | own or Sheridan's next for Warners will career before it ever started. WILSnIRt weakness of others.-—La and "For Sentimental Reasons" Bruyere. "The - be Unfaithful," a story have been placed on the produc- "It all started in the barber- Bette Davis Glen Ford

troubles . . . Due about domestic tion schedule of Charles Hoffman shop back in Cannonsburg, Penn- "Stolen Life" God must have loved the plain marquee space trouble, "The the Joan Leslie - Robert Hutton to at Warner Bros. Also on Produc- sylvania", Perry recalled. "I'm of Francis "Janie Gets Married" people; He made so many of them. Short and Happy Life er Hoffman's agenda are: "Ships kind of guy who likes to sing

— Peck), Starts Sunday A. Lincoln. Macomber" (with Gregory in the River," "The Unsuspected" when I work, even when singing the Gary Cooper and "Night Unto Night," the last- isn't the work I'm doing, and "Westerner" named now shooting with Ronald customers liked it. Bette Grable Crosby", they'd Composer Pianist Reagan and Viveca Li ndfors star- "You sound like "Pinup Girl" Richard Avare ring. tell me. Sure, I was flattered. Cros- CENTINELLA at PICOJBI'VD * * * by was my idol. And not being a loi I k'llW Appearing at Philharmonic September 23 |dUNI/I STM.6-4414 Anzcna-9 Sltil Hollywood, Calif. Oct. 3, 1946 (Continued on page 10) FRENCH WAR RELIEF PROGRAM Jimmie Durante —Bruce Bennett, elevated to star- "Two Sisters from Boston" CAN ACCEPT dom for his work in "Mildred "The Walls Came Tumbling * Limited number of serious-minded piano students in the Pierce," has been assigned a key Down" Malibu Colony and vicinity role in "Night Unto Night." Sunday Only * * * Gary Grant > FOR INFORMATION Lives "The Adventure" Phone Malibu 8299 Warner Bros.' "Nobody Amazing Forever," starring John James Cagney Or Write 20 Old Malibu Rd., Route 1, Pacific Palisades, Calif. Geraldine Fitzgerald and Walter "The Great Guy" Brennan, has been set for national Starts Monday release Oct. Jean Tierney 12. Girl" Santa Monica's Finest "China Henry Fonda - Joan Bennett HOWARD A. ANDERSON CO. The lavish ballroom sequence in "Wild Geese Calling" (Howard Sr., Howard Jr., and Darrein the Bing Crosby-Joan Fontaine DINING ROOM • picture, "The Emperor Waltz," OPEN TO PUBLIC PHONE W£SU; A. »j; 316:35 required one of the largest sets in Catering to Clubs, Weddings Ginger Rogers Montages Paramount history. qnd All Other Occasions "Heartbeat" Miniatures and Trick Photography Barbara Stanwyck, Rbt. Cummings Special Camera Effects "Tfie Bride Wore Boots" Animation, Titles, Wipes, Lap Dissolves Cocktails, Dancing Starts Wednesday - • Robert Young Sylvia Sydney in the "Our Hearts Were Growing 1611 COSMOS ST., HOLLYWOOD Up" mfiJESTICI?I4 S. M. Eivd. Ph. 524598 BAMBOO ROOM Phone GRanite 4252 Also at General Service Studios "The Searching Wind" NOW SHOWING with In Color! TRIO WALLY SELLERS 1i272-Ste:Monifis

..1 •..•.. Vi 4J -.^. ARizonJi*3W Color! VISIT OUR In Crain SEA FOOD AND Jeanne SNACK BAR "State Fair" OPEN 4 P.M. Edward Arnold - Wolter Brennan H. "Come and Get It" Starts Sunday KS -J3AN LESUCiANJS WU6E-SL7.?AKMI- WTTI BMDY "The Cat Creeps" £fk SECOND- BIG HIT "Headin' West" Tuesday Only! ® 9 9 »!«»• gg~^ I Overlookmijll Z3*«OX£EFE ■7;-' 7 Spanish Nite! H (he'Blue %ipm Starts Wednesday / The Marx Brothers "A Night in Casablanca" /#* Johnny Weissmuller ss JfmWindernm "Tarzan and the Leopard Santa, : Woman" Cartoon - - - News Bm^. 8 THE MALIBU TIMES OCTOBER 4,1946 Seek So. Calif. Products Men, Same Names Become LA County's Tax Rate BOOKS For Shipment To Siam Friends, Go Into Business FOOD SHORTS Higer For 1946-47 Because of Los Angeles-Long Jack Martin anil jack Martin, No longer is it necessary merely Los Angeles bounty's $1.8841 proprietors Reach harbor's direct shipping of the Towne Rug and to dream of a luscious apricot and tax rate for 1946-47 for general futilities, Southern California Upholstery Cleaners, 14tK St. and prune upside down cake, made purposes is 49.57 cents higher than pro.l acts were being sought today Colorado Ave., Santa Monica, arc from California sun dried fruits, the rate for 1945-46 and to not or or for export Siam by S. S. twins cousins relatives because once more there are loads 70.43 cents higher than the war-i Supandit, of the New East Asie of any kind. They met at Douglas of sweet tangy apricots for every- time low of $1.1798 for 1944-45,! Co., Bangkok, according to the during the war, worked in the one. We can again drool over the California Taxpayers' Association! in £(uick Review world trade departfnent of the Los same department, became friends delicacies which endear the cook said today, making public its study Angeles Chamber of Commerce. and went into business together. to the hearts of her family. Plump, of tax rate trends in California, Conducted by Although the door to foreign Two years ago Martin and fat raisins, fairly bursting with counties. The county's 1941-42' LEOTA W. ELLIOTT Tade has been open in Siam for a Martin started a" portable rug goodness, are universally available property tax rate for general pur- few months, the volume of two- cleaning business and did so well to use in your autumn menus, too. poses, the last fixed before the start wax trade with the United States they recently bought out the Wel- You'll be wanting them for big, of the war, was ?1.4627 per $lOO MR. ROBERTS (Thomas is increasing steadily, Supandit dbn Brothers Rug Cleaning es- squashy cinnamon rolls—a great of assessed value. The rate for gen- Heggen) This is the story of said. He declared clothing repre- tablishment where they are now family treat, come Sunday morn- eral purposes does not include spe- principal of com- located. that very necessary though unro- sents the type ing breakfast. cial road, library, or school rates. modity sought at present for Bang- "It's the best equipped plant in Only two California counties, mantic part of our Navy the kok, population of which is 1,500,- the city," one of the Martins said. Cnlifomia has outdone herself Alpine and Santa Cruz, show re- cargo ship. spirit of the book fact, The 000. "In we have the only enclosed again in producing food—this time ductions in tax rates for general rug renin the area. So is set in the choice of the name Contacts with exporters of hard- drying in with canned cling peaches. Now purposes tor 1946-47, compared rain or shine, we do given to this particular cargo ship, ware, chemicals, building materials, can business." we can prepare to use more than with 1945-46. Alpine County's the Martins have visited Mali- the S. 5. R(luctant.jLt is definitely and drugs were arranged by The ever before. It's a happy thought rate is down 6 cents, and Santa with their portable unit and a -Win-combatant ship in the sense Chamber department for Supandit, bu to know that you can stock up Cm/. County's rate for general for Art the that it ne\er fired a shot except first Siamese businessman to travel have done work Jones, pantry shelves with cans of both purppssi is down 3.54 cents. once in error when the submarine to the United States since VJ day. BreerJS and George Hart. slices and halves.' Then when periscope which it thought it had He said principal foreign inter- comes time for a quick dessert, sighted turned out to be part of a ests in the country, formerly Thai- Hopes For Malibu you have no more to do than reach ROADS OILED AND PAVED tree trunk ! Though non-combatant land, are British, Dutch, and Expressed In Dream for a can opener. A bowlful of BURT TANK LINE in the usual sense, the crew and French—in addition to American.' (Contiawtl from Page 3) beautiful golden canned cling In Business Since 1932 a Supandit said his experience is that officers are in contain embattled Theater as I have reported pre- neaches is truly eye-catching so 1153 ILIFF ST. js state—against tile Captain—and trade conducted with Americans viously, which realization is Block- rtl.an on serving them at the table. S.M. 51254-71173 Pacific Palisades though the crew numbers 178, the with greater ease than in the case ed at least temporarily by techni- Pass a plateful of crisp cookies too. battle is still evenly matched. Of of any other nations. calities in spite of the votes in heroism m its ordinary physical in- He intended to remain, in Los favor of it at the last meeting, i terpretation, there is none, but the .Angeles for a few days and then Then I took a look on the other J author in a thoughtful paragraph to travel to Washington. I). C, side of the road and I saw the new : Colvey's Service Station

points out that heroism is largely Philadelphia, Chicago, and New fence and the improvements that UNION OIL PRODUCTS - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES

- a matter of opportunity and that irk. He will return to Siam from Myron Stuart has made on his SPECIALISTS IN LUBRICATION WASHING - POLISHING physical courage is latent in per- Lcs Angeles by air. He tlew here ranch through hard and tedious Phone: Malibu 9302 21216 Malibu Road haps 75 per cent of men, simply in five days under a military worl*, and I saw his horses from | awaiting the situation to evoke it. priority. he distance and I remembered the He sees a heroism-in the men who itory he told me. Mary Pickford i suffer the tortures of the damned and Buddy Rogers gave him three & in the dull, spirit-killing type of Building Permits polo horses and he had to pick i Bulldozing Excavating work carried out by men hem To in non- up in Mexico. his great) Building - combatant assignments, that dead- when he he had Road Fill Dirt 7 he Malibu office of the Los surprise returned, L. HICCINS ly m~notony endured by those en- six. Each one had a colt. L. Angeles Budding and Safety - gaged in transporting food, tooth- Phones: S.M. 42933 Molibu 7395 Department at Topauga Beach Then 1 took another glance at paste, tilet paper and other homely Retreat" on the top ot is open noiv five days a link the "Sena but necessary items to far-flung from S a. m. to 10 a. m. Mon- the mountain, that was planned outposts. U. S. POSTOFFICE - SOLROMAR, CALIF. naval day through Friday, Sumner T. for Mrs. Ringe's home, once owner i 700 Roosevelt Hgy. (101 Alt.) flow these men, doomed to Packard, building inspector, an- of all of Malibu—which means near County Line, West Malibu of month-; inactivity, limited to nounced this "week. Builders "Rough Going" in old Indian lan- Mails: 7 and 9:30 0.m.; 3 and 5:30 p.m.—News Stand—Free Public Library

their own society, find ways to seeking information or permits guage; And 1 thought that what Groceries - Bakery Goods - Cold Drinks plan obviate their ennui, furnishes a are urged to transact all their we and what actually hap; Plumber - Gunsmith delightfully, entertaining bit of business from 8 to 9:30 so that lens are quite different things, i Rifles - Shotguns - Pistols, Bought, Sold, Repaired reading. It is rich in that real un- the office may be closed prompt- and I recalled the old saying, - Auto and Tire Repairs forced humor winch arises natural- 'Man shoots gun, but only ly at 10 a. m. Inspectors are the George, John, Leif and Eric George West ly from situations and personali- rtquired to do a great deal of '. iod carries the bullet." In my la- ties. Feminine readers may be field work) Packard said, and if pel I felt one of' Mr. Nielsen's shocked by some of the crudities they are delayed beyond 10 o'- flowers, and I was grateful for be- of language and the intimate -dis- clock, they cannot get their ing alive and in Malibu. cussions between sailors, but in the Iv.ork done. UNCLE PAYS interest of realistic portrayal, this Those who have obtained per- Rare Catch Of Dolphin I SAM accepted should be as a part of a mits since the 19th of the : month Made By School Teacher ! MOST OF THE BILL.. whole picture. are : ■(Continued from pane I) (iordon Humorous incidents too numer- Jenkins, 2 rooms for "Sure. I'm going to stuff it," New Army - Navy Surplus Walk-in Boxes for Freezer ous to mention abound in this storage at 243 West Coast High- said excitedly, 14 Easton, "and I . Or Holding Rooms story: the crew's continued battle wax-, valuation $1,485. wouldn't take a thousand for it. with the Captain , the side-splitting A. D. Germart, tool shed at Say, I've been trying too long. —IMMEDIATE DELIVERY- account of the arrival on duty of Sunhill Drive,■Topanga, valuation "He sure has," chimed in Buck a new ensign imbued with '.'Navy $15% Muntz, his partner. "I've been Regulations" and filled with ideal- K. (). Sherman, dwelling at No. right along with him." istic zeal and high purpose about 7 Ramcrix Canvon, valuation 55,- Easton teaches mathematics at "iTviii!; out regulations (he is 901). the Plastic Institute at Pico and ALASKA REFRIGERATOR CO. deeply shocked at the informality J. A. Vaillancourt, dwelling at Western. He is a graduate of the Phone S.M. ami lack of dignity he finds on Skvline Drive, Topanga, valuation I m'versity of Washington and I 1421 Second St. 41156 the ship) ; their endless efforts to £5,"20 Q. studied at Cal Tech. track down a bottle of beer and Eser Kikhofm, dwelling at Cor- their marvelous concoction called lell Road, valuation $5OO. All well stocked cupboards need I BUILD WITH "jungle juice'' never previously I'iank Kerwin, addition on roof not fear an almond shortage this i heard of on land or sea; the ter- listing deck, 22723 Malibu Road, year. The 40,000 tons coming ' rific assault on the ship's supply valuation $4OO. from California will go a long of Arrid when a "liberty" is in Anthony B. Pronier, tool house, way towards supplying the de- ' nun ii LIGHTWEIGHT INSULATED prospect; and the climax when the 235 Z ume r i z Drive, Malibu mand. Homcmakers may again- Iff 11 crew finally after months of mas- Rjyiera, valuation $2OO. have them on hand at all times to culine society gets a glimpse (sev- use in preparing tasty recipes. rummAuKiix eral glimpses as a matter of fact!) It is better for a city to be gov- Ordinary foods take on an air of of feminine humanity. erned by a good man than by good elegance when dolled up with al- Aside from the entertaining 'aws.—Aristotle. monds. Chicken salad, with chop- quality of the book, one unforget- ped roasted almonds, becomes a table character is created in Mister Helmore at 20832 Malibu Road, ;iarty special. The decided crunch;-. MADE OF PUMICE AND NOT TO BE CONFUSED Roberts, Lieutenant of the ship and called the book "tremendous," and ness provides special intrigue to the WITH CONCRETE OR CEMENT BLOCKS Cargo Officer. He is a born appli- lead- he expression seems very texture of the sr.lad; PUMM-A-BRIK gives you LIGHT WEIGHT of men, a leader er "who is fol- cable. PUMM-A-BRIK gives you IDEAL INSULATION ; lowed blindly because he does not PUMM-A-BRIK gives you MINIMUM MAINTENANCE look back to see if he is being fol- PUMM-A-BRIK gives you FAST, INEXPENSIVE 'CONSTRUCTION lowed." 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the falls and changed their ap- much of the falls. The water was there before us was spread out all pearance mightily! Since then there emerald green as it crashed over the wonder and beauty of Niagara Colony have been several rock, crrops until the edge—and the sun formed a —The Maid of the Mist looked Chatter... now the piles of boulders seem perfect rainbow in the clouds of like a postage stamp boat bobbing to reach half way to the top. a picture. Sir Harry around below falls. The Nia- BY DOROTHY MORRIS nearly mist—What the Just several days before our trip Oaks—who was killed in Nassau gara Gorge starts at the foot of EDITOR'S NOTE: Our "foreign correspondent," to Niagara there had been another several years ago—has earned the the falls and for the next sesert Dorothy Morris, returned home from Buffalo late the night disturbance but the scientists seem gratitude of rnillions for the beau- miles— the river flows through before we went to press, but because she has "ink in her to agree this time that it was tiful work he has had done at banks 200 to 350 feet high—T\ o blood," she sacrificed a great share of her first evening home a small earthquake not rock Niagara Falls, Ontario. There miles below the falls—there is a to finish her column so that her readers would not be dis- piling up at the falls. In the 250 was, beside the gorge, a nice old sharp turn in the river and tl appointed. Welcome home and a big bouquet to you, Dor years before 1931 there had been hotel—the Clifton House, famed are the famous Whilpool Rap ds othy. no change in the American Falls far and wide. One cold winter —the water REALLY performs although the Canadian had receded night—it burned to the ground. there and they have cable ears you My dear Doretta: Vernie Randall took me up for over 800 feet to form the present On its former site there is now can ride across and back—l went And here I am back in Cali- luncheon one day last week. We Horseshoe. They say that at the a beautiful park and garden after once and nearly died of fright— fornia and MALIBU ! It seems on- had planned to leave fairly early rate the rock is piling up below the garden—A new hotel—The Gen- You have to go both ways. ly yesterday that I was getting in the morning and make a day of American Falls in the not too eral Brock, was built up above « St IK ready to leave and now I'm about it but somehow it was almost one distant future that falls will be where it affords • a magnificent Beautiful as the falls are this to unpack! The Toomey's met me o'clock before we got off. We de- a series of rapid rapids! I read the view of the honeymooners delight. time of the year —' they are to at Burbank as I walked unstead- cided to ride up the Canadian shore other day that the wall of water We had luncheon on the roof and (Continued on Page 10) ily off the plane at 3 :45 instead of so crossed over the huge Peace going over the American Falls 9:30. I DID find some Mother Bridge into Fort Erie, Ontario is ten feet deep and the one going Sills and they worked but beauti- and were off after a chat with cus- over Horseshoe is TWENTY feet deep 222,400 cubic feet of water fully until we got to Tulsa where toms men on one of the most beau- 'w: TTfi going over PER Won- I got all folded up. The trip was tiful twenty five mile drives in the SECOND! what that would cost at Mali- a nightmare all the way there country. The Niagara River is a der bu? were many storms throughout the wide, smooth deep placid river east and for Awhile it looked as flowing between low even banks it flows surprisingly slowly until Years ago, when I was in Japan, though the plane would never get 8445 SANTA MONICA BLVD. LOS ANGELES 46 half mile above falls We had taken a trip from Tokyo to Buffalo from New York in- just a tbe where it breaks into wild rapids. to Nikko in order to see the fam- »stead of leaving at 7:34 it was Buffalo is at tbe head of the Nia- ous Japanese Temples there also 9:34 in the rain), which gave me gara River where Lake Erie the original of the "See no evil, just time to make connections- in J\attan furniture empties into it— the river is only hear no evil, speak no evil" Mar- .Chicago I thought but that 33 miles long from Erie to Lake ion Jordan of Las Flores and her Tropical Decorating plane was late too instead of Ontario but what spectacular 33 daughters Barbara and Joan were leaving Chicago at 12:15 we miles every one of them! About with us. Seven of us piled into a GRanite 5613 didn't get out of there until 1 :30 half a mile above the falls is small car and were taken off on a We were on one of American's Goat Island the river separates whirlwind tour of the country by big DC 4's that carries 50 pas- here nearly two thirds of the a wild Jap driver! He told us tales sengers. All the seats by the win-< water boiling over Horseshoe of a falls many times higher dows were taken so I just sat in or the Canadian Falls the rest than Niagara so we eventually Harrison Contractors Inc. the first vacant one I came across. dropping over the American Falls. consented to be taken to see the As we were about to leave my The rapids above are every bit as phenomenon. He took us on the GENERAL CONTRACTORS seat partner appeared he was beautiful in their way as the dizziest ride around the moun- BUILDERS the nicest man a banker from very fabulous Falls. The water tains have no idea how high we

New York he insisted that I :hurns, twists, tosses, leaps and went but there were no cherry Excavating - Asphalt Paving have the inside seat and took bet- boils in its frenzy to make the cre;t trees in bloom. At the toot of the mountain and half of the Malibu ter care of me than a mother hen it seems that there is a constant only way up For 16 Years a Resident battle between various they began to appear in abundance don't know what I would have patches 1403 WILSHIRE BLVD. - SANTA MONICA one Hours later (it seemed) we ar- done without him We got set to wave breaks ahead only to be rived at the crest of the moun- - 8233 leave Tulsa at 5:30 the door :ompletely engulfed by one that Phones: S.M. 56986 Malibu has appeared from behind and to tain and the driver drew up in was closed the motors turned the fascinating business front of a small building. As he on and there we sat motor right In order to see the Falls all their turned to assist us out of the car • in No. 2 didn't care to work the beauty it is necessary to get out of from inside the building came the starter didn't start! They broke DR. ERNEST STONE DR. JAMES MERRYMAN your car and stand at the rim of scratchiest rendition of the "Star the news to us that it would be a the Niagara Gorge near Horse- Spangled Banner" ever heard! As two hour wait off we got so shoe falls. Here in front of you is the strains of the recording faded Op t ometris t s sat on the grass beside the fence a mile wide sweep - the Ameri- the driver with an expansive and watched a dull sunrise. Two- can Falls Goat Island and sweep of his hand said " Here wat- 1148 Fifth St. Phone 57.133 and-one-half hours later we tried the seething Horseshoe - The erfall, I velly sorry no water" again this time we got in water drops over our American —the thing was BONE dry No. 2 started and we taxied down Falls for a depth of 167 feet not a sign of dampness even! * * * to the end of the field No. 1 when I first saw the falls that stopped and didn't start again! drop was a terrible straight, sheer There was certainly no short- Breakfast Nooks So back we taxied another hour one, but back in 1931 Jan. 17th age of water at Niagara—as it —more sitting by the fence one to be exact 75,000 tons of thunders over Horseshoe Falls—- CUSTOM BUILT fnore try it started and then rock crashed down from the Amer- clouds of mist rise hundreds of Featuring Style Beauty Comfort stopped so out we got for "another ican Falls with the most terrfic de- feet in the air—unless the wind hour or more" Are you with tonation ever heard around those is in- the right direction—as it Stools, Love Seats, Settees, Chairs, Bars, Rumpus Room Furniture Hie ? Anyhow we finally left Tulsa parts it. left a 200 foot gap in was that day—one doesn't see In Chrome and Leatherette at eleven-thirty (six hours later). The ship was named The City of Chromart Furniture Mfg. Co. Tulsa and we all suspected a little Rug -Carpet and Furniture 1243 S. Olive, Los Angeles Rl. 7-1615 or AX. 2-8014 collusion especially after we dis- covered that the captain's home was Cleaning in Tulsa! A bit later things real- Complete Rug and Carpet Service ■ ly began to hum it was very Santa Monica's Largest and Most Modern Plant bumpy over the mountains so up IN ALL SINCERITY, we went to 12,000 feet when sev- Twenty Dollar Minimum Pick Up and Delivery Service in Malibu eral women passed out and every- THE TOWNE RUG UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS one else almost got violently and CAN YOU DRIVE YOUR CAR ill so down we came but the 1551 14th Street damage was done by that time. S.M. 54742 Santa Monica S.M. 42741 What a business I meant it FOR 3 CENTS A MILE? when I said from now on I am staying put! THAT'S ALL WE CHARGE YOU * * * CARPENTER WORK Everything at No. 65 looks won- derful and Cindy and Dusty are Of All Kinds - - - line and they were so glad to see RIDE A me! They are going to miss Tinka Remodeling - Garages - Work Shops - Cabinets SHORELINER

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I DID get to Niagara Falls 10 THE MALIBU TIMES OCTOBER 4,1946 Meaning Reviewing Stand to get over that feeling, before be- Of Name Malibu Described ginning to like me as Como". Chatter (ConUnurd from pa(/£ 7) By Colony Now, Perry has a five year rec- In Poetic Observations Outsider professional crooner, that was a i ord contract, and a seven-year compliment". which "If I'm Marriage (Continued from Page 9) movie contract on Who Chose Courthouse For Perry got so many compliments j Lucky" is his third. And people , a hundred times so in those lines that pretty soon Landscape Gardner of W.L.A. Writes of His Feelings me, more along aren't making comparisons any- the winter—The mist freezes over I a local bandleader named Freddie Court On That "Day more. For Malibu and It's Famed Justice everything—including you—if you j Carlone offered him a job—sing- j Not long ago Crosby commented of Days" stand beside the railing—the huge ing—at something like $2O a week. publicly that he considered Como l the falls—- more than Paul Kundig who came to this chunks of ice rip over He was making money the finest young singer of the day, EDITOR'S NOTE: Swiss-born 193b' there the idea Country in 1925 has a soft place in his heart for the Malibu. "There it is tremendous! In giving haircuts, but ; a compliment that Perry cherishes is one time in a man's life when he has a right to get poetic—that was an unusually large ice jam appealed to him. above all others. is he married." Kundig and his bride, the former Blanche when gets at the foot of the falls—it packed to think I was crazy", j "It means even more', laughs Hartrnan of Minnesota, were married by Judge Webster about two "I began up nearly three quarters of the was trying to \ I remember the years acji. "I'm still feeling poetic," confesses Kundig. said Perry. "Here I Perry, "when can to the top of the gorge and vay make a living as a singer by just j ; days I didn't havi a voice to call the reclu- of the old By PAUL KUNDIG waters. As it happens, tore away part Honey- imitating somebody else. It didn't j my own!" cape and cord, de- very sad the The sonorous,, aboriginal-sound- sive monk with moon bridge—a sight nake sense. But everytime I'd ] —all twisted and ing name Malibu, compounded, as leted .to meditative introspection poor thing was start being myself and singing like Order and method make all men, and freakish crumpled — people drove from it seems, by sounds of the wind md the women Como, Carlone would complain. ", things easy. of the use.- of the more transient indus- miles around to see the spectacle interweaving- with those lt< Then a bandleader' named Ted try pleasure, the movies, are and a month later they dynamited waves, means many things to many of heard Perry do a Crosby of each other. This he thing but it took several weeks Weems people. To some of us Southland- within eye-shot number, "I Wish I Were Alad- movie the case, one must presume or the tired old bridge to sink— crs it means a colony of the being din", and signed him as vocalist. those devoted to things eter- New they have a gorgeous new— stars; an odd cluster of houses that Perry tried to get away from the those absorbed in things Rainbow ftridge in the same spot fenced in with a cordon of restric- nal, and "boo-boo-boo" business, but he to the pursuit the world, being distant neigh- —it doesn't swing the way the old tions and dedicated if couldn't get away from the com-, bors, be each other a con- a" used to. There were street cars of privacy. A kind of refuge where must to parisons. the stellar lights of screen and stant source for thought and won- :n Hnn-Vmoon ftridge and should "To most people, I still the stage may, as the saying goes, 'let derment. vou be back a bit in the customs was that 'tries to sing like Bing'. theii- hair down' or else go without Recalls Weddin.gs line when one of the cars coughed guy shave; their hearts content; un- across—the whole bridge shook. \nd I spent several years trying to For a third, and growing group of mountains Suspension bridges all do, I know 0 live it down, even quit the band til tiie tranquility )f people, Malibu recalls memories All repairs are made strength —but not that much, I'm sure. md quit singing too. I figured if I watch and sea has rebuilt their of bridal Lohengrin, and the on our premises by master veils, a s -* •ouldn't get to the top on the and they are again prepared to sub- days liie's May craftsmen. Your protection day of in their Como didn't want to go (1) mit t:> the exacting demands of While I was reading the other voice, I is threefold: one year time, with love in bloom; when workman- their calling. lay 1 discovered something very half-way as a Crosby voice. guarantee on all hope was young. Memories, per- ship and parts; 12) full in- "There's only one Crosby, and Serra Retreat haps also, of the solemn admon- nteresting about the Falls—they surance; (3) our integrity I wasn't kidding myself". To o her people the name Mali- ishions of kindly Judge John Web- are Post Glacial and, accord one as diamond merchants in the bu s'g lifies solitude, if the best basis known for esti- Perry was back in the barber- Bay Area since 1887 is your the meditative iter and his devoted wife; given complete of satis- mates of geologic time—The Am- shop when he got a offer assurance and venerable ecclesiastic tradition additional dignity and weight be- $2,000 faction. Removed ■rican falls go back one-half a foot for a week in a New York night of monastic existence. cause they were spoken within the the finest jewelry turmoil of commercial a year and the Canadian two to club—provided he'd sing like Bing. We feature from the hallowed halls of an early Cali- repairing and manufacturing. endeavors, the rushing roar of fornia-type structure; permeated, tour feet a year—you'd better Perry said no, flatly, he'd had

- . . of hurry and see it before it gets to enough of that. Instead he took a . . cities and traffic, but not out as it were, by the eloquent, though riißJr/M/f' Broadway parking life, Lake Erie! be radio show- ' touch with is the Malibu mute testimony of a spirit of per- Wouldn't THAT $2OO weekly sustaining lot, on Broadway between Serra Retreat. VV'ith a picturesque manence and tradition—The Mali- ■onvthing! Also 800,000 people a to sing like Como. That show, in- Third and Fourth Sts. mountain group for background, bu Township Justice Court. Yes, year visit the falls and 93,000,000 cidentally, was the springboard to of water minute go siutated upon a promontory of you guessed it this third group of gallons a over- his- present success. board ! New York State has a rocks, it boks down upon a charm- Malibu-fans are the brides and park "Even then", said Como, "I'd o/*> ing picture. At the base of the on wedding day, of 107 acres on our side-of the keep" running into people who'd &*<& r*S>. t groom' who, their a branched, falls and our sister Canada arc Retreat grows lacy selected this place in which to ex- has heard me with Weems, confessed #'- acres .\>'*«°-: fragrant Eucalyptus grove; adjoin- tend to cacti other, what has been I54 on her side. Crossing they'd always resented me because ing it extends the verdant delta called, the supreme compliment. he border again has been a won- 1 sounded so much like Bing. They of a fertile valley; through which lerful object lesson—and an im- Unique admitted too it took them a while ambles a willow-lined pebbled Courthouse pressive one—to be able to drive brook. Its crystal clear cold water Although it is primarily func- back and forth the way we do fans out into a pleasant lagoon, tional in design, the Malibu court- from one country to another is CO. framed with lisping swamp grass, house is also handsome of appear- marvelous- what a lesSon it should EMCO ELECTRIC tall reeds and populated by diving ance. It was done in red rough; be to other countries. Eiectric Contracting Electrical Maintenance ducks, an occasional solitary heron mr.rtered brick, handhewn beams, * * * and Repair Work or pelican who takes himself too lead lined, stained windows with Margie's brother, Ted Higin- seriously. It looks as if the majes- primitive shutters, handwroug'r.t botham, was married last Satur- A Complete Work Shop tic ocean in throwing up the sand- iron hardware, some old .Mexico day to Suzanne TenEvke Brown bar to form the bridge-spaned pottery, spacious arched frontpoich, who lives in Canada—the wedding and age- . Harold S. Schandrew ;, hcavih paneled doors, in Trinity Chapel in had insisted upon the was Buffalo Licensed Electrician brooklet to submit to a kind of stain treated wood work. —and the reception at Yacht Har- entrance examination, before being Time and circumstances have bor, Canada—back and forth ue DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE allowed to join the mother of all brought to the court additional went without a soeck of trouble! Phone Malibu 7711 22528 Malibu Road iec.:' and curio, as instructive to » * ijs ;he regular occupants as they are (jetting in so late yesterday RADiC & ELECTRIC REPAIRS informative to the casual visitor. threw me more, than a hit off. House Wiring A word of wisdom both for the | schedule—and I've not been able WE PICKUP AND DELIVER ! to pick local for world traveler and the stay-at- up any news you. DAY SERVICE McCLURE ELECTRIC h imes, is contained in the ryth- I shall get on the ball and see what FOUR mic, framed epigram by Tennyson: has been happening these past fe w- Phone S. M. 41623 • WORKMANSHIP © (Continued on Page 11) weeks. I'm having dinner at No. QUALITY | 75 tonight and between Ginny, Suzie, Chuckles, Mex and Ger- Malibu La Costa Cafe trude—I ought to find out some- San Vicente Gleaners Specializing in thing! Wait until they see me— Fine Foods - Cocktails when Katherine and Regis met me 26th at San Vicente FRANK E. ALTOMARI, Manager •- | vesterday—they had in their hands

21237 Malibu Road - Phone Malibu 9812 a perfectly beautiful corsage of S. M. 50020 13048 San Vicente Blvd. three enormous gardenias that had arrived at the house just as they were leaving. It was from Craig

artd A1 way back in Buffalo — wasn't' that the nicest thing-—it still looks fine—so I shall ariive Child it Exclusive at the Hotchkisses —■ dripping Adult and gardenias, thanks to my brother and sister-in-law! vf if- Sir I'm off for Santa Monica now PORTRAITURE —am going to try out Elizabeth's in the MHLIBU new paint job—she looks so pretty —You'll hear from me soon—in the meantime—my love, Dorothy. For Children 3 Thru 6 Years. Day or Resident. Kinder- garten Training and all Social Adjustments VATCHER & are Carefully Supervised. SONS NURSERY Templenicm-> The Director invites those interested to write or phone Nursery Stock Photographers Garden Supplies Potted Plants MRS. A. N. TORRANCE 113 RAMBLA PACIFICO Malibu Road at Las Flores Canyon Moil in core of Malibu Colony Petrol Office 11941 SAN VICENTE BLVD. PHONE MALIBU 8593 Phone ARiz. 32126 Ph Malibu 7955 Malibu La Costa OCTOBER 4, 1946 THE MALI BU TIMES 11 Fishing News Meaning of Malibu Deputy Sheriff John Deane Told By Outsider Injured in Studio Strike YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CAFE (Continued from Page 10) TIDES Deputy Sheriff Johnny Deane That man's the best Cosmopolite Good Food HIGH LOW of the Sheriff's office Just who loves his native Country Malibu re- Friday, Oct. 4 Served in a Friendly Atmosphere * ceived a broken rib a clash be- 6:44 am 3.9 11:16am 3.3 best." in tween pickets and police officers The Children Are Welcome 4:19 pm 4.4 11:51 pm 0.5 Marrying couples can hardly fail Always Oct. 5 at M.G.M.'s strike-bound studio Saturday, to be impressed by a trench print ICE CREAM MALTS 6:53 am 4.1 11:53 am 2.9 in Culver City last Tuesday. pm. 4.7 from Paris, displayed in the hall. 6:19 Deane has been confined to St. FRANK ERB, Owner Sunday, Oct. ( i The a bell print depicts society hospital Santa Monica. 7:06 am 4.4 12:26 am 0.2 from the old Roman campagna John's in 6:06 pm 5.1 pm 2.3 Another Deputy Sheriff, Sgt. F. RALPH'S CAFE 12:25 making particularly ostentatious Monday, Oct. 7 W. Hunter of the Malibu office, ■fforts to impress a lady with her 21227 Malibu Road Phone 7584 7:23 am 4.7 12:55 am 0 0 was reported to have received slight 6:47 pm 5.4 12:57pm 1.8 flittering display of diamonds and injuries in Tuesday's outbreak of Tuesday, Oct. 8 jewelry. Pointing to her two chil- 7:42 am 5.0 1.23 am- -0.1 violence. The Malibu Sheriff's of- dren the mother said: ','Those arc 7:28 pm 5.5 1:30 pm 1.2 ffice has been on a 2 platoon emer- my treasures." History proved her Wednesday, Oct. 9 gency basis since the strike first 8:04 om 5.4 1:51 am no estimation of her two to be sons started over a week ago. A dozen 8:07 pm 5.6 2:06 pm 0.6 :orrect, for they became the first LOUIE J. KUMZ Thursday, Oct. 10 deputies from this office have been two magistrates 8:30 am 5.7 2:19 am 0.2 of the Roman Re- activities the GENERAL CONTRACTOR public. The assisting in police at 8:51 pm 5.4 2:45 pm 0.- walls in Judge Web- strike-bound studio. BUILDER ster's private study display an array of photographs which are in them- a CHARACTER Salt water anglers took a large selves candid record of various events. We sow a thought and reap an Painting - Plumbing over From illustrating the early number of halibut from the act; act reap a beginnings as told about in this we sow an and General Maintenance railing at the Malibu Pier last we article, they proceed to showing habit; sew a habit and reap a Friday, fishing records revealed character; occasions that were graced by the we sow a character and 24Hrs. Service this week. Top prize winner was reap presence of gubernatorial person- destiny.—Thackeray. Pier Regular A. Jacojismevcr who Water Softeners took an 8 lb. halibut; second prize alities, the elite of the California Highway patrol, to dedication Malibu welcomes Mr. and Mrs. went to Paisan with a 7 lb. the 307 Malibu Heights Ph. Malibu 7395 A- Ted Grouya as new residents. Mr. catch; 'Mid third prize to Mrs. of the local honor roll to the heros Grouya, writer, Lock of Los Angeles. of war. a song and his wife have just moved into their Floral Display Beautiful new home at 20006 Malibu Road. AN INVITATION TO A CRUISE of the Gee Bee's Today, to the discerning motor- catch on Friday was a nice sized the Malibu ist, justice court pre- trophy of some desert excursion, tuna, while the Cobido took 150 sents sight; 'Rusty" Gibbons Enterprises an uncommon backed complete the idyllic picture. bass and 20 halibut. The Len- by green hills faced by the ocean, Out in Malibu, as in the long brooke brought home 350 bass, 30 it is flanked and framed by a Offers You ago, turbulent foamy swells come barracuda, 25 halibut and 4 white floral display of variety and color. I NEST and go; so do sundrenched soni- sea bass. A luxuriously growing copa de ASTEST of Charter Boats oro breroed cowboys and the men bear- vine ambitiously climbs towards LEET ng the cross. Here and there, pot winner at the Pier Sat- the red tiled roof. The immense Jack tbout the Southland, a man may Available for Mr. Miller of Los An- leaves of a tropical banana tree urday was (top work for a moment, and are somewhat the worse for wear Live Bait - Trolling - Swordfish - Pleasure Cruises geles to account for a fair catch :hance to remember; a woman because of rough handling by on a very fair day. The Gee Bee truggling with a batch of cookies and Moonlight Excursions snappy squalls. Agava turned in a spectacufar day with ocean can- ilso may chance to and to delabras await the Christ- remember, Featuring Trips the rare catch of a Dolphin which patiently ay: is- chronicled in another part of mas season, in which to display Anacapa - Santa Barbara - San Nicholis - Catalina their floral Ever- )(s, it ivas a lovely day . . . the while the Cobido did a crimson wonder. - - paper, Wavelets splashed upon the beach, Cabin Accommodations Galley Ice Boxes good chore with its haul of 200 blooming geraniums, the velvety Flouers lined shore, - - bass a'nd 40 halibut. The Len- white dusty miller, varicolored the "ARROW", 37 pass. "BLUE STREAK", 20 "ANN", 10 fin ocean shy were brooke chugged home with its mesembrianthums, extravagantly and the blue, Malibu Pier Phone 8241 IVe married in Jl'at"lb it! htfds full: 275 bass, 20 halibut blooming oleanders, quaint mari- 4(\ barracuda. golds, sweet Alysum, and the sky- \ reaching blossom shaft cf the Americana • Five skip jacks were taken by cactus-giant Agava fj-aermen angling from the deck combine to weave about the place carpet of' the Gee Bee on Sunday. The a scented of magic and Cobido brought home 55 barra- beauty. An old wooden disc- ctida, 70 bass and 10 halibut. The w■heeled carrota, an archaic water- % Lc'nbrooke came to port loaded pump, iew specimens from local with bass, 300 in all, plus.so hali- '•ock formations, and the sun- but and 50 barracuda. Fishing was bleached bony relique, salvaged A # .-it ,i middling low from the Pier, although the Jacobsmeyers con- 320 barracuda, 70 bass and 30 halibut. But the let's m tinue to have their phenomenally Pier—well, good luc.k. (Say, just who do these just skip it. m De Luxe people know in the fish world?) Tuesday was one of those bait- u Th ■ Cobido came home on less days—and that's that. Wed- Mfenday4 with 200 barracuda, 50 lestlay was a good barracuda day bass and 20 halibut to keep up a for the Lenbrooke,. all of them . average for the week. The unnmg to good size. The fish—- THREE MODERN CRUISERS . . !.■■:'■;.•■ luck, with hat is—not the stories. r:ke had better FOR YOUR PLEASURE Santa Monica Cold Storage ALL-DAY FISHING HALF-DAY PRIVATE LOCKERS Co-Bi-Do FISHING - Etc. For Your Perishable Foods Meats, Vegetables, Fare $4.50 Per Person Commercial Spaces For Rent Leaves 6:30 a.m. Lenbrooke Returns 2:30 p.m. Fare $2.80 per Person per Trip 1553 TWELFTH STREET Leaves 7:30 a.m. Plant Phone: S.M. 55450 Gee-Bee Returns 12 Noon Fare $4.50 Per Person Phone Santa Monica, Calif , S.M. 58279 Leaves 8:00 a.m. Leaves 12:30 p.m.

Returns ...... 4:00 p.m. Returns . .4:30 p.m. You will find the finest in sporting goods Weber's Malibu Service equipment in our COLONY SHOP on the Pier Chevron Products Fishing Equipment for Rent - Wide Selection of Bait Available COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS Keen the above schedule for reference EXPERT LUBRICATION STEAM CLEANING and CAR WASHING Shock Absorbers - Universal Joints :ST TOWING EQUIPMENT ON THE COAST BU PIER Phone Malibu 9662 Phones: MALIBU 9152:8241; 7015 23000 MALIBU ROAD MALIBU ROAD AT MALIBU COLONY 12 THE MALIBU TIMES OCTOBER 4,1946

CLASSIFIED Church Services ADS Catholic services at 9:15 a.m., Saint Monica Parish Fathers, Mai- (Classified Rate—7s cents per line; ibu courthouse, 21323 Malibu Road, 75 cents minimum. Cash in ad- Malibu La Costa. vance. Card of Thanks, $1.00) Malibu La Costa Community Church, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth FOR SALE: Gentle 3 yr. old Jersey Sharrow in charge of Sunday cow, giving 3 gal. milk per day. School and Church services, l('v:30 Price $lOO. See Bob Manaugh, and 11.45. Zuma Canyon, Malibu. (Take creek bridge to right through rock gate, look for white cement block house.) COUNTRY strength of a nation does FOR RENT—Cement mixer and /The not lie in forts, nor in navies, nor equipment. With or without oper- yet great standing but ators. Cement slabs, foundations in armies, poured. L. J. Kunz. Phone Malibu in happy and contented citizens, 7395. who are ever ready to protect for themselves and to preserve for posterity the blessing which they Upper photograph is a replica of Lower photograph shows the new SM's DC-4 On New It is for of this MALIBU COLONY HOMES the attractive new United States Canadian 17-cent air express stamp, enjoy. us gen- 5-cent airmail stamp, effective Oc- Stamp which bears an engraving of a Ca- eration to so perform the duties the Malibu Five Cent Along 25 miles of tober 1. The new stamp is spanned nadian-built Douglas DC-4 for ser- of this generation that a "govern- Coast. Also specially selected by an engraving of a Douglas DC-4 SANTA MONICA Out of vice on Trans-Canada Airlines. ment of the people, by the people listings in beach frontage,acreage air transport, the commercial ver- the four billion new five-cent air- Douglas transports are in service and for the people shall not perish and beach business property. sion of the Army's famed C-54 mail stamps, the post office esti- today on more than 90 per cent of from the earth."— W. J. Bryan. Skymaster which pioneered global the world's airlines. • mates will be sold the first year, schedules dur- air routes on regular the percentage bearing a The Western hemisphere and "Santa! A character is like a kite. It DAVE DUNCAN ing World War 11. Many of these Monica, Calif.," cancellation will j Western Europe are shown on the routes have become links in the globe in area will never soar unless held by a be something like .0001. because it is this MALIBU INN Ph. MALIBU 8207 world airmail systems, as depicted that most of the world's airmail string of good "judgment, and bal-

on the globe in the center. However, little Santa Monica's; routes exist. anced by common sense.—Anony- FOR RENT—Cemen: Mixer, half civic is out a for chest mile, each mous. , sth sack size. Call at house from of the four billion carries a pho- Canyon Republic, Curacao, Panama, Gau- beach on Topanga Road. tographic replica of the town's See Sims. temala, Canal Zone, Netherlands, PERSONALS chief commodity, the DC-4 air Netherlands East Indies, Venezue- JAMES B. JOLLY

transport. • BEACHCOMBERS' BABY la, Chile, Lybia, Belgium and Ja- Operator far $32,000 furnished —Hey there, Mrs. E. Gavin and small daugh- To properly focus attention on pan, he said. ! Coast Investigators Matey! One look and you'll cast Anne, of Malibu La Costa this fact, the mayor, the mer- { Glenda'a an anchor here; 75 feet ocean left today by motor to join Col. chants, chamber of commerce, P. Education begins a gentleman, i 134 N. Brand Citrus 1-7326 frontage. Refreshing 3 bedrms., T. f Formerly with Sheriff's Malibu C" 2 ba. Ig. liv. rm. fireplace. Ex- Gavin at Montgomery, Ala. Col. Hill, the postmaster and a conversation completes him. quisitely furnished in restful Gavin was ordered to the Air War united citizenry saw to it that ev- will rattan. Your ships come in College for a nine months' course ery airmail letter originating here when cares you dream your Field. Mrs. Gavin's for the special October 1 com- away with the Beachcombers at Maxwell Baby! Phone for appointment. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bauer, came memorative flights bears close to HOUSE OF RYAN by train from their home in Robs- the special cachet the legend, 2-1125 Bradshaw town, Texas, to make the motor "F r o m Santa Monica where 8516 Sunset Blvd. trip east with Mrs. Gavin and her Douglas builds Wings for the daughter. Mrs. Gavin expressed World." TROPICAL the hope that after the course is As his contribution to the mu- FURNITURE completed at the War College, she nicipal fanfare, Citizen Donald W.- her make For Rattan - Bamboo- and husband may again Douglas turned in the following their home Malibu. Floor Coverings and Furnishings in quotes: "It seems to me that Postoffice SEA SAILS CO. Return ISLAND Mr. and Mrs. Free of selection of the Skymaster for the or information leading Blk. James 12217 Wilshire, W. of Bundy Maiibu La Ccsta will motor to new five-cent stamp is singularly Ariz. 91624 return of BLACK Santa Barbara today. They plan appropriate from both an historic to and to spend the week end at San and practical aspect. your prop- FOR FAST SALE—List Ysidro Ranch and will pick up "For it was the army C-54 that WHITE MALE WIRE-HAIRED erty for sale or rent with the Law- their at his school rence Block Co. Have Mr. Kramer son,. Johnny, in transported more than 100,000 visit you. Lawrence Block Co., 174 Carpenteria to spend the day with tons of airmail to "and from our TERRIER No. Canon Dr., Beverly Hills, Brad. them at the ranch. They plan to servicemen abroad during war. the 7 23391, Crest. 15241. return to Malibu on Sunday. And now its peace-time counter- Answers to name of "Lucky/ LISTING WANTED Las Tunas part, the equally famous DC-4, and Topanga Beach cottages. John Mrs. Brodrick Boyd of Malibu is one of the principal factors in Marshall, Broker. Ph. Malibu 7235. is recovering nicely from a touch making possible the reduction of This dog strayed from the PARADiSE COVE of flu. airmail postage to five cents." Sunday, Sept. 29. The many friends of J. F. Tin- Canada's new 17-cent airmail ling of Las Flores Beach will be Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mathay stamp likewise bears a photo- glad to know that he is so much of Las Flores Beach returned Sat- graphic replica of the DC-4M, Contact improved from a recent illness he urday from Coronado where they built by the government of that is able to resume his work at the went on Wednesday to attend the country, and his transports have studio. Tinling is a motion picture Bar Association convention. been reproduced on 81 varieties of Bill Swanson at Paradise Cove director. for 16 foreign stamps countries, Canyon The portion of Big Rock Ranch Douglas reported. Rameriz The Monty Prossers have leas- purchased by Messrs. Pierce Sher- The list includes Finland, Peru, ed the Austin Sherman home on man, Herndon Park and Robert Switzerland, Salvador, Dominican Malibu Road. Mr. Prosser, owner Taylor from Art Jones is short- of the Copa Cabana Club in New ly to be divided into 1 to 4 acre York, is opening the Copa Ca- sites. Road work is already in pro- bana Club in Hollywaod soon. gress. Twenty acres has been sold to J. W. Shannon, New York ex- The use of character is to be a ecutive of the Coca Cola Com- shield against calumny.—Burke. pany. Rancho

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