Complete Your Local News All-Malibu Coverage The Malibu Times Newspaper Vol. I—No. 25 MALIBU, CALIFORNIA, OCTOBER 18, 1946 Price 5c "And The Clouds Roll By----" Marblehead Land Co. To Enforce All Building Restrictions; Removal Of Shacks, Tents, Trailers Demanded Post Signs on More Than 100 Illegal Structures In Malibu Area; Urge Landscaping Improvements EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article submitted to The Malibu Times by the Marblehead Land Company is an answer to the many 'questions property owners have asked concerning enforcement of deed restrictions in the Malibu. It should be pointed out, however, that the company recognizes the fact that the President of the United States has not yet announced an official end of the war. Therefore, only those who failed to obtain permits for erection of temporary struc- tures or those who have violated other restrictions will be affected by the new order. Mr. Fred W. Marlow, vice-president of the Marble- head Land Company today announced that the policy of the company would be to rigidly enforce all of the build- ing restrictions which have been plrced in deeds and con- veyances for property sold on the Malibu Ranch. Mr. Marlow explained that on every piece of property which has Sentence Woman been sold on the Malibu Ranch To Year On th;- company has been careful to Three place in the deeds and conveyances Counts Of Theft protective restrictions which in the final analysis are the best guaran- Former tee or future values. Such restric- by Templcman Morton Bookkeeper __ —Photo tions give assurance the prop- The air is cool and fresh and the ocean sparkles from the reflection of the morning sun. Must Also Pay $2OO Fine that erty will be properly developed It's the day after our first refreshing rain. Malibu, the Magnificent (credit Resident Love- Based on the recommendations and create a desirable future en- joy for this tag) preens herself glorious splendor. This scene made from the new in was vironment. Malibu Creek road back of the Malibu Movie Colony. Note the Malibu Creek lagoon, site of county probation officers. Mar- During the war, when all types of the proposed Malibu Quarterdeck Club, and curve of the bay to Point Firmin. No, that ion Beatrice Leavitt, 35, mother of of construction was prohibited, the hump out there is not Santa Catalina. two grown children, was sentenced Marblehead Land Company grant- to one year in the county jail and !ed a few permits for temporary Work on Road Drinks Flow Freely Across Disappearance of fined $2OO in Judge John L. Web- buildings which allowed the con- Highway As Truck Overturns ster's Malibu justice court Wed- struction of such temporary build- ings with a provision that the At Malibu Beach the Man From Serra nesday. This action came as a re- "And wine ran in buildings would have be re- —" petty theft to streets sult of a 11-count To Begin 2 Weeks Retreat Reported the district at- moved or re-built within six Well, not quite wine, but charge brought by torney's office for Frank R. Mor- months after -the war in such a Kiewet, soft drinks flowed freely on Deputies Sons Awarded Malibu Make 2 ton, general contractor of Topanga manner as to meet the permanent the highway—on account of $1,500,000 Contract Search of Canyon, employer of Mrs. Leavitt. requirements contained in the re- a Coca Cola truck dumped Hour District | Mrs. Leavitt's sentence was bas- strictions. Shortly after the end of - Actual construction work on the part of its load last Friday Complete mystery surrounds the ed on only three counts of petty hostilities with Japan the company $1,500,000 relocation of Malibu near Topanga Springs, con- disappearance of a middle-iged theft although Judge Webster de- discontinued granting any more Road back of the Malibu Inn will stituting what is known tech- man frcm the grounds of Serra clared his conviction that the de- temporary permits. probably get under way within the nically as a traffic hazard. fendant was guilty of. all eleven It has been found, however, that next two weeks, it was learned The State Maintenance boys Retreat in the Malibu Creek dis- counts. Eight of the counts had a great many people built small this week coincident with the an- helped away week ago last Sunday, ac- clear the debris trict a been previously dismissed on the shacks and temporary buildings nouncement that the construction and traffic officers reports of the presented cording to Sheriff's plea of Judge Ryan, counsel for without permits of any kind what- contract had been awarded to the the truck driver with a cita- Malibu office. M Leavitt. ever and the company has recently Peter Company of for rs. Kiewet, Sons tion failure to put out Last seen at 7 :30 in the morn- instituted a policy of enforc- Arcadia. Announcement of the flares. Equals Extradition Cost rigid ing, the man, identified from be- ing their restrictions. award tvas made Monday, accord- In passing sentence, Judge Web- longings found in his room as Fred This week over 100 shacks, tents to Ralph V. office ster told Mrs. Leavitt the $2OO ing Chase, D. George of Boston, Mass., did (Continued on Page 10) of the construction de- she was fined on the third count engineer Japs Are not show up at breakfast a half Division Satisfied was the amount expended by the partment of the of High- hour later at 8 o'clock. Since there state in affecting her extradition Photos of Indian ways, State of California. With Occupation approximately 46 visitors at were from Florence, Oregon. The two week's delay in com- the Retreat during the week-end, Says Malibu Mrs. Leavitt, the mother of a Dances Sought By mencing actual construction oper- Vet many of them staying on through 16-year-old girl and a 14 year-old ations is occasioned by the neces- the George's disappearance Local Mag Writer Babineau Returns From week, son, was arrested in Florence, Ore- sity for legal approval of numerous not discovered for time. was some gon in the latter part of July fol- contractor's documents, a routine Army Service in Orient Would Give Teefh Search Made lowing discovery by Frank Morton T For State requirement, Chase said. In Generally speaking the Japanese Raftery An- that shortages totaling Pictures, Says L-Allemand the meantime, however, several of Brothers Peter and $3,400 people are well satisfied with the gelo Lienert became alarmed and showed on his books after Mrs. the contractor's men will be active- Gordon L-Allemand, free lance American occupation and after notified the Sheriff's Mali- Leavitt left his employ as a book- ly engaged in preparatory field finally magazine and newspaper writer all, why shouldn't they be; it's the keeper the l-sth of July. Mrs. work. bu office. Deputies F. H. De- on and photographer, of Malibu, first time in many years they have Mond, F. McCuaig, Waiter Leavitt had worked for the con- Employ 100 Men J. would give a couple of gold eye received fair treatment and regular Butler, Deane tractor since January of 1946. More than be Penland, J. P. J. L. teeth for a chance to photograph 100 men will em- meals. and M. Powers made a two- ployed on the project which has J. Juggled Finances one of the secret ceremonial Indian This, in a nutshell, is the obser- hour search of the Malibu Creek a maximum time limit for con- When apprehended in Oregon, dances in the Painted Desert of vation of Herve Babineau, co- area but found no clue to the vis- struction of 490 days, Chase said. Mrs. Leavitt admitted to taking Arizona. And so, he admits, would owner with Louie Kunz of the itor's disappearance. of the road the money and promised to make a lot of other writer-photograph- One largest building Kunz-Rabeneau Company of Mali- (Continued on page 3) Brothers at the Retreat said full restitution. She said that Mor- ers. bu Beach. Babineau returned re- George arrived there a week ago ton signed his name to blank checks L-Allemand is the owner of cently from Japan where he served Friday with an overnight bag and and when she filled in the amounts 2acres of good Malibu soil just Guttman To Discontinue as an engineer supply technician was there throughout Friday eve- for the payroll and other payments, beyond Decker Canyon Road. He Articles While On Trip with the Headquarters Troop, ning, all day Saturday and was she made the checks out for more has his own private road in and First Brigade. last seen at 7 :30 Sunday morning, than the amounts due, pocketing is now terracing the property but (By the Editor) "The Japanese people try very a half hour before breakfast. the difference. She said she intend- will wait until spring (at least) Preparations for a forthcoming hard to express their appreciation ed to use the money for purchasing to start building. trip east have made it Man Despondent necessary of the treatment they receive," property in Oregon. Returns from Desert for Henry Guttman, Malibu resi- The man appeared nervous and Babineau said. "And from every- A contributor to the dent active in Malibu Colony af- despondent but since many people Following her extradition, Mrs. Toronto thing I was able to observe I would Leavitt released bail Star, Holiday and other maga- fairs, to discontinue his present ser- who visit the Retreat come there was on $2,500 say they were very happy about and waitress until zines, L-Allemand just returned ies of articles which have appear- for mental solace, the Brothers did has worked as a the occupation." her commitment to county jail from a writing and photographic ed weekly in this newspaper for not think this too unusual. the on Wednesday. trip through the northern part of some time, it was learned this week. Emperor No God An investigation of the missing Arizona 011 a special assignment Mr. Guttman expects to resume Babineau said it was quite ap- visitor's overnight bag revealed Mrs. Leavitt's sentence calls for for the Toronto Star. This story, his writing activities upon his re- parent the Japanese do not look up personal belongings such serving two terms of 180 days each as clothes to be called "Mighty River," deals turn from an eastern business and to the Emperor the way they used other items and Fred to run consecutively. On the third and the name with the soil erosion problem in its social trip. In a letter to this edi- to, in spite of the fact that he D. George, Room Little count she was sentenced to an ad- 831, relationship to the River. tor, Mr. Guttman said: "I am ac- appears frequently among them. Building, Boston, Mass. ditional 180 days, placed on pro- Colorado cumulating very interesting mater- "They have it pretty well fig- bation for two years and sentence L-Allemand says the walls of many Brothers Lienert and Raftery tanyons ial and I expect news ured out that Hirohito and a few was suspended on condition she through which the Colo- regarding said George had arrived from town the theater, club house, etc., will other big shots pushed them pay a fine of $2OO and conduct rado River courses arc crumbling materialize Babineau by bus and had walked up to the herself as a law-abiding citizen away because so many herds of after my return ... around," said. The re- I Retreat Malibu Road. trust also to be in a position to cent elections were a good indica- from shouM. The former bookkeeper sheep, owned by the Indians, have write about the background of tion of how the people felt, the Further investigations are being had a prior record of drunk-driv- been allowed to roam freely over Malibu with Mrs. Adamson's as- returned veteran said. For the conducted by the Missing Bureau ing in Santa Monica for which the range. To control this, the gov- (Continued on pagi 3) (Continued on page 3) Department of the Sheriff's office. she paid a $75 fine in 1942, (Continued on page 10) 2 THE MALIBU TIMES OCTOBER 18, 1946 llaliW Simps' BRIEF BARKS By MARION M. CHANDLER Published every Thursday at 1414 Second Street, Santa Monica, California We are often asked, "What is children due to lack of parental Inside Mdlibu Editorial Office: 113 Rambla PacifiCo, Rt. 1, Pacific Palisades, the best kind of dog to buy for a training. Calif., (Malibu Road at Las Flores Canyon, Malibu La Costa) child." That is a difficult ques- The person who says, "we want Telephone: Malibu 7955 tion as each prospective dog owner a puppy, we are not particular the Malibu —Other Offices— has his own particular problems about the breed, a little mixed With In Santa Monica, 1414 Second Street—Phone S. M. 50938 there is we want some- which must be solved if puppy will do, just REEVES D. TEMPL.EMAN to be a happy relationship between thing for the children to play ; Publisher Reaves D. Templeman.. Editor and the child and the dog which is with." Obviously what this person EitEEN Templeman Staff Photographer chosen to be his companion. really wants is a toy to amuse the- LETTER—rOn account of I am Subscription per year in All subscriptions mailed. children and not a dog for a family " Rates: $3.00 advance. Other than advice concerning a kind of lazy cuss, not takin' to Advertising Rates supplied on application pet. A woolly toy dog would serve cures for a common cold, we know writing letters if I can get out of their purpose as it would need no of no topic which will bring forth i care and could be easily discarded them, 1 am using this opportunity so much advice as the question of j •when the children tire of it. to write a sort of open letter to I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true. preference in breeds of dogs. Peo- | Then there are well meaning I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to ple who have owned dogs for years I | Mr. William F. Daly, postal in- < people who want a young puppy , ithe light I have. I must stand with anybody that stands are always prejudiced in favor of spector of Beverly Hills in ans- , to raise with the baby. A puppy j ;right, stand with him while he is right, and part with him their own respective breed and a he sent to be sure, a good natured, playful wer to message me on. .when he goes wrong.—ABRAHAM LINCOLN. at the slightest provocation, i will, pup from six months to a year of Monday of this week. Here is Mr. heap their dog-buying advice on age but never a vefy young puppy, Daly's letter: - the prospective buyer. We have yet j Breeds which are famous for to meet the professional dog breed- Dear Sir; Enclosed is 10c for COMMUNITY CHEST, the federated fund raising organization, their intense loyalty or sometimes ;i- er who will not tell you that the 1 two copies of your issue of Octo- , y which has united 1 52 health and welfare Called "'one man dogs" or breeds j i— breed of his choice excels for chil- I ber 11, 1946, together with a self- ' agencies for one annual campaign, has that arc known to be slightly on re- dren. addressed envelope which Community launched its annual appeal again this the shy-side are not recommended qires no postage. If you have any The answer., really October. of course, for children. The shy dog will information that a post office in- ' Chest Thousands of persons contribute lies with the prospective buyer. A Often bite from fear while the "one spector "would play at the, old it each year to the Chest with the knowl- dog which will fit his needs. As mar» type" has an overly developed game of politics," should be immediately sent to edge that their money will be carefully supervised in support of clinics, to the breed of dog, there is no protective instinct and may bite for The Post Office Inspector in hospitals, juvenile delinquency programs, settlements, and boys' and two puppies of any one litter of that reason. any breed who are exactly alike Charge, girls' organizations. So after listening to all the San Francisco 1, California. as to appearance or temperament. Here is additional information, capsule form: advice of your dog-owner friends, Sincerely, For one to say that any particular let go and Inspector. The Community Chest is a federation or union of agencies, each it in one ear out the Post Office breed is best for children is foolish, your own decision autonomous, who have joined together to raise iunds for their support, other. Make as indeed. of your choice and Now maybe it's wrong to as- in -a campaign conducted once a year. to the breed We must consider the child too. then chqose a healthy, playful pup, sume this letter came from Mr. Agencies admitted to Chest membership must be approved by What is his attitude toward dogs? not too aggressive but never, re- Daly because actually there is no committees who study services and approve the budgets they their Is he afraid of them? Does he gardless of what the seller may tell submit as necessary for operation. These committees are representative signature at the bottom under ; treat them kindly or is he inclined you, buy a shy dog. and made up of volunteers from the 761 square mile ''Sincerely," but I'm kind of in- Chest area. to abuse them ? There is a bond The rest lies i , of the answer in The books of the Community Chest are open, regular public re- between children and dogs which hands. You will make or clined to believe it did because his ports are made on of for information of the s'our disposition funds, the con- defies understanding and in some break the dog by how you train name is typed in up at the top tributing public. This information is announced when goals are set, instances we have seen puppies your children to raise and train where it says "Inspector." budgets passed and through mailed reports to contributors. shamefully abused by very young the dog—and how to treat it. This year more agencies than ever before are in the Community ANSWER—Since the post of- Chest campaign. Ninety per cent of all campaigns for 1946-47 are in- fice is a kind of public affair and j cluded in the appeal. Park because that's the nearest than depend on the regular chan- express the folks out this way mighty ' What is the meaning of the Red Feather in connection with Com- office to•Cornell. One of nels. are munity Chest? these packages came from Los An- interested in what's going to hap- ■ geles, not as far from Malibu as The Red Feather is a symbol for the Chest and member agencies. In all the Malibu we found no pen to the petition they sent to# Canoga Park is. Call it a trademark or label. Handed down from medieval knights one who is in favor of maintaining Washington a short while back, it>,> a the present state of confusion. To as mark of honor, today it is a symbol of unity and a good deed. seems reasonable that any answer- Community Chest cannot force anyone to join. It does maintain Then there is the matter of the a normal mind it appears that the I could give the postal inspector' an "open dcor'' to all worthy causes. However, the contributor has mail from the bay district of which public would be better served if a responsibility if he believes in Community'Chest federated financing. we are a part. Last summer a our mail -could go directly to a personally might as well be shared He must give enough to support the agencies in federation, to show letter, from Venice, after traveling Malibu Post: Office from Santa with the readers of this column—- he believes in it, for federation requires that the agencies enrolled de- around the state, arrived at our box Monica. That it could be distrib- all six of 'em. You see, Mr. Daly, pend on one annual appeal. over a week after it had been uted along the same routes as now I've got it sort of figured out this mailed. That this was of consid- from there. That there could be way. There was nothing 1 personal erable importance to the sender a with the Cor- intended in the piece I wrote last 1 ROM EARLY DAY S democracy has depended on the school room, arranged junction school made no difference. They expected nell rural delivery man at Latigo week. It's too bad that word . more rooms and pulpits than ever be- "politics" has such a bad reputa- fore, while the radio has carried the public a reply in a couple of days. But Road where the mail could be left such is not the way with our mail. him a tion. Right away, folks think The Place platform into every private home. Do we gov- for to deliver in mail box on the corner. That the Cornell you're calling them some kind of ern ourselves better than we used to? Have To Begin man could take mail for Solromar crook or something. the pulpit and the pubfic platform to fit its If this had been an isolated inci- to be left at a box on the corner people for self-government. Today have dent we would overlook it. But it YOUR POSITION — Now I we of Decker Road when he turns off we .found a better solution to our problems? is the case with a good percentage know a man in your position, Mr. to go over the mountain. One lesson that our schools, churches, forums and town halls do not of our mail. When we put up our Daly, probably has little geographic seem to have taught us is that, when we want A change we have to mail box a neighbor explained that intenest in whether a community The delivery or mail is a small want TO change. Starting with ourselves, We still like to stand be- we should not expect too much is located on the seashore, on a bluff part of the service a post office is hind a teacher's, preacher's or speaker's desk and tell other people to be because at least a third of his mail or in a tunnel for that matter. supposed to deliver. There is the wiser, kinder, more unselfish. And nothing much happens. was late on account of misdirec- What you want to know is are the pickup of mail to go, stamps, Somewhere along the line we failed to grasp that you tion. That percentage may be high people in that community entitled \ have can't money orders, postal savings, and get others to change just by suggesting or demanding that do so. but even a few would be cause for to a post office and can they satis- they many other services. Few will go I eople have to be inspired to be different. And the who justified complaint. fy the requirements necessary for only person to the trouble of working thru the can possibly inspire them is someone . who himself has to i the establishment of a post office. started be rural delivery. The Pacific Palis- different. In a shell, Naturally these are questions it's as we are, it was ades Post Office is too far out of Once and for all we need to let go idea that the your job to get answered and that the public school assumed that we in Ramirez Can- the usual traffic laneS. Cornell as such can fit us for public rule, or that desirable nation yon were the Then is why you made a recent survey change in the exception. Post Office is over of or world can be brought about a range through the Malibu. through social reform or any sort of came a time when we went out to mountains fifteen miles from the \\ holesale demand made upon other people. Whether they teachers get on a are signatures a petition for coast highway. Solromar is on the WRONG IMPRESSION —' or just fathers and mothers—preachers or mechanics—speakers or Malibu Post Office. We soon highway but too far west for most Well, you see, Mr. Daly, maybe stenographers—it is only the example of a pioneering spirit in learned this is the rule rather than some travelers. we all got the wrong impression, one person or group which sets the pace and supplies the the exception. ap- inspiration Everyone we but a lot of people up and down for public progress. World change can grow only out of personal change. proached strongly favor of was in Therefore most of our postal the Malibu sort of put in with the And the only place a man can successfully begin is with the post If himself. office. we had had business is done at the Santa Mon- notion that you favored seeing Pa- help, time, and we could have ica Post Office. It is likely that cific Palisades establish a branch secured three times as many AMERICAN LEGION ice. We had a Los Angeles ad- names. seventy-five percent of our pur- out this way. Maybe you didn't NOTES dress which would take care of our chases from the post office is done mean to give us that impression mail. But circumstances' have Citizens violent in their K. 0. Sherman, Commander were at Santa Monica or some Los An- and if you didn't, we sure do changed. Now we are in the midst criticism of the mail service. One geles branch. Most of this would apologize, en toto. But the pfoint Malibu Post 605 of great a misunderstanding. Sev- rftah who lives at Las Flores Beach go to a Malibu office. Besides, is, we want OUR OWN post of- eral times friends of ours have said in the six months he had lived there would be a place for parcel fice and when people keep talk- Since Confusion is the keynote come out the coast highway as iar ther'e he had not received a single post packages to be left if a person ing substitutes, we get a little peev- of the age it is not unexpected that as Latigo Road. Instead o£ jStjni- letted which had not been missent. found it impossible to meet the ish around the edges. We've done there shptild be a mixup in tbe. jng the additional tvto j At Tojian&a Beach a resident keeps. rural ir»n. all the things Washington asked post office situation along the place they have-Jjeen taken o\er; r»t Santa Mo'nica Post' Ais to do—and V Jhe now we're waiting. WK _ Riplev should hear of, a the by a sign ..which- hptffifce' ||jjne can be sure-to get his We have been informed that WeTiave a location, an application district with a. name: much, better -15 .-TJlrri maik- Mjany of those who live the Pacific Palisades Post 9ffice has been entered for a postmaster kn§wn "%haxi jgficeji lj§e 1 fSost it, to retrace -tHg-siejjS' west-'(Jsr.Ylsjl-ibu Beach paiy for mail gets over a ?soßafs: S and we have forwarded the neces which serve it making fume" at- and we have not been aljle||6> see': k'rvke xt'«the Malibu Patrol Of- month business from the Malibu sary signatures to attest our de- tempts time*after time to secure *h«rn mi til $on»& later ljjcii, fice.tA Hp payer at Trancas Beach under the difficult conditions it si res. one in its own right. by exchange »pe an of letters,- '|C{>c£t;ed has most of his mail has to operate under. They are I understand that you have al- been able to get directioiM. i . i Beach where he growing so .fast they should not ready forwarded your own recom- •Four years ago •<*. :'*? • - • •" when we pur- fTp** ck« it There are those who miss this amount because of the mendations to San Francisco or chased a homesite here we did not Twice year express mail sent to a box at last fm increase in their own community. anyway to the proper postal au- ■ think much abbut the postal serv- Malibu Post was sent to Canoga I the Solromar Post Office rather (Continued on page 3) f i (Continued on Page Eight) , OCTOBER 18, 1946 THE MALIBU TIMES 3 American Legion Guttman to Discontinue Japs Are Satisfied With (Continued from Page 2) Articles While on Trip Occupation, Says Veteran

They are our neighbor. We wish (Continued from fage 1) (Continv,rd from page /; them well as far as we can go sistance." (M rs. Rhoda Adamson, first time in the history of Japan Brentwood Florists without penalizing ourselves be- daughter of Mrs. Frederick K. a number of women were voted yond endurance. A casual observer Ringe, one-time owner of the Mali- into power, he said and thousands - - - THE NEAREST PLACE TO SHOP - - - might think that Santa Monica bu Ranch.) of people jammed the poles to ex- has always been a more logical Writings Praised press their convictions. —WE ACCEPT CHARGE ACCOUNTS— place for rural route to start that a Malibu Times has welcom- Babineau said while food that what business Pa- The from and ed Mr. contributions as conditions were not good in that Call S.M. 41766 or ARizona 30311 cific Palisades enjoyed Guttman's has from us being forthright, sincere and de- country, people were not starving. should them among our The meat 13044 SAN VICENTE place well voted to the cause of civic better- biggest shortages were in BLVD. wishers. and vegetables, although pork ment. His writings have been re- was plentiful. ceived with a grat deal of inter- We are confident that the postal est and for the most part have eli- Ferret Out Supplies authorities have not been able to cited warm praise from the read- As a supply technician, Babi- BRENTWOOD - AR 95375 a of conditions here. neau's job included ferreting out get picture ers of this newspaper. A few, as 11783 MONTANA - COR. OF SAN VICENTE And W. GATE Naturally this would be our fault. was expected, voiced their disap- hidden Japanese supplies, cached We understand so well that we proval of Mr. Guttman's views. away in caves, warehouses and Rare Collection of Antiques, First Shown in The West expect others to see our problems people have been invited to buried under the floors of homes. These Marjorie Wetsell Interior Consultant as we do. We know that nowhere contribute any contrary convic- Many of these supplies, including else is there a like condition. When tions they might have. To date the large deposits of silver and other it takes seven handling over a challenge has never been accepted. valuables, were hidden by Japanese hundred hiiles of traveling to get It still holds, as it always will, manufacturers and "Dollar-a- a letter five miles along the coast that the columns of this newspaper year" men, dedicated to support of the military regime either by force HENRY GAMMON from one section of a community are open to both sides of any civic to another we. believe something controversy. or political affiliation. SANTA MONICA FLORISTS Mr. Guttman will leave In one recent discovery, Babi- should be done about it. on 2923 Wilshire S.M. Monday the 28th for a three neau said, more than 15 tons of Blvd." 42046 silver found We have covered a few of the week's buying trip. While in New was within one square York he mother, city all of it buried points so our comrades may be will visit his Dora block, under jnake the floor of Japanese magnate's familiar with them. Many have i Guttman, and will a visit to a eastern seacoast resorts to home and under those of his imme- not been touched. Each of you is study community planning. Mr. and diate relatives. likely to have a pet peeve. Maybe I THE LITTLE STOIJE also intend to visit Herve Babineau to the if you would writt to "The Mali- [Mrs. Guttman came Mrs. parents in Phila- Malibu 17 years ago. Before his to in Department. bu Times" the editor will be able Guttman's We Invite You Brouse Our Book delphia. Mrs. Guttman's father is association with Louie Kunz, he to publish some of your letters. Col. Eouie Kolb, president of built up a nice maintenance busi- Also See Our Nice Lines of Dinner Ware, Ceramics If he does not have the space they J. the Union League Club and an of- ness, caring for a large percentage make good company for other Gift for Occasions. will ficial of the General Baking Com- of the in the Malibu Col- and Items Ail letters we shall be sending to the homes pany. The Guttmans will also vis- Herve is of French descent Post Office authorities from time ony. it Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs. but was born in New 21231 MALIBU ROAD to time. Bedford, Mrs. Gibbs is Mrs. Guttman's sis- Mass. He says his accent is ter. Although they expect to move "Boston."' He has three brothers Phone Malibu 7922 Malibu La Costa Be at the meeting October 21st. into their Beverly Hills home at in the picture business; two of Eat at Ralph's Cafe 6:00 p. itj. 910 North Whittier Drive upon work at Monogram before the meeting. We have many them studios their return, the Guttmans will and one at RKO. Like himself important matters to take up. Your spend their weekends at the Mali- they are all hustlers and builders. help is needed. bu Colony. The two at Monogram are car- '•JMalibtis Own penters, the one at RKO an up- Support your Community Chest. holsterer. Church Services Give—not until it hurts, but until "It's certainly good to be back someone else hurts less. in Malibu," Herve declared. "Jap- Catholic services at 9:15 a.m., an is a beautiful country, particu- Saint Monica Tarish Fathers, Mal- ibu courthouse, 21323 Malibu Road, Subscribe to larly when the cherry trees are in Malibu La Costa. blossom, but I'll take th; Malibu THE MALIBU TIMES anytime. ' Malibu La Costa Community Custom-Made Church, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Name Locations Where Sharrow in charge of Sunday Old Timers Return Coats in Fur and Cloth School and Church services, 10:30 Malibu Times on Sale Ten actors of the silent flickers Designed With Equisil3 and 11.45. play themselves in Paramount's The Times Taste and Originality Issues of Malibu "The Perils of Pauline," in which are on sale at the following lo- Betty portrays Pearl cations throughout the Malibu Hutton day On Display Mow from Topanga Canyon to the White, early serial queen. Ventura County line: They were contemporaries of Pearl. The New Postwar Potter's Trading Post, En- trance of Topanga Canyon. 1947 Studebaker The Little Store, Malibu La Queen's Dresser Costa. Madame Hilda Grenier, former Rare Arctic Champion Sale's Malibu Market, Malibu Royal Dresser to Queen Mary, Timbers La Costa. served as consultant on wardrobe and Malibu Pier. and court form for Paramount's Full Line Russian Lynx Malibu Inn, Malibu Beach. "The Imperfect Lady," romantic Studebaker Trucks drama of Victorian England, with Malibu Trading Post, Trancas Ray Milland and Wright. Sales and Service Beach. Teresa Solromar Post Office and Berlin Song Album Store, Solromar, Calif. Bonded Messenger Pickup Service Vernon C. 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Fishing Tackle -Tools 420 SANTA MONICA BLVD. Kuppenheimer Clothes - Oobbs Hats - Arrow Shirts Phone S.M. 51022 Santa Monica, Calif. 4 THE MALI BU TIMES OCTOBER 18, 1946 Juveniles Escape g Two juveniles,' ages 15 and 16, Glass Bricks ALONG MALIBU WAY escaped last Friday from Juvenile Camp No. 3 near Mesa Peak No. Supplied and 1 in the Malibu Mountains. 1 hey Installed Malibu Miss Fay Anderson of West- Palm Springs and San Diego is Johnny Deane, Sheriff's have not been apprehended to date By v ood returned this week to her spending a few days with the Gil- deputy, was back on the job this although it is believed they will duties at the Sales Malibu Market-, bert Wrights of Malibu La Costa. week after an enforced stay at either return voluntarily or be Capable Mason itfter a months vacation. home with a cracked rib sustained picked up soon by alert authorities. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Palmer in a fight between studio pickets PHONF. MALIBU 7955 Ben I). Jones, son of Mr. Mary were guests at the Gilbert Wrights and police. Johnny has a very Support your Community (Jhest. Box 24 The Malibu Times P. McGee of Malibu La Costa on Tuesday. Guests and hosts had decided opinion about strike viol- (rive—not until it hurts, but until returned Friday from a two weeks a delightful time with Mrs. Palm- ence but philosophically opines "it's someone else hurts less. b isiness trip to San Francisco. er and Mr. Wright preparing the all in a day's work for a cop." helping a fallen picket delicious chinese dinner and Mr. Johnny was THE ZIMMERMAN'S Major C. Robert Hoyme, Las Palmer mixing the Tahitian punch to his feet when a hoodlum toting Mores Canyon, left Monday by to accompany it. a sap wrapped up in a coat let him Las Tunas Isle Motor Hotel ti ain on a two weeks business trip have it across the chest. The blow Outstanding Accommodations the to Vancouver, British Columbia. Mrs. Mae Clark arrived by was supposed to hit him in Private Beach - swimming Pool plane from Akron, Ohio last Sun- stomach but missed when he lean- Phone Malibu 9601 18904 Malibu Road with ed dow'n to help the picket. Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Gardner re- day and will make her home Jack Ruggles, passed out twice on the way to the turned to their home in Los An- her sister, Miss Catherine studio dispensary. gles after spending several days 27353 Malibu Road. fit Wheeler Hot Springs. Mrs. Robin- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drake Gardner, who is a sister of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest returned last week by plane from Elliott of Las Flores Can- son of Fullerton ai.id Piiu spent Jimmie Sunday with the K. O. Shermans Hawaii and are at present staying yon, ran the Little Store while the Malibu mm. Canyon. at the Roscoe Baumans, Elliotts were away on their vaca- in Ramrriz La Costa. They left Hawaii at mm tion. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McKnight 10 p. m. and arrived here at 11 :30 spent Sunday helping the Wool- the following morning—such is Robert Allen spent the week Jr. perts on their new Rameriz Can- the speed of transoceanic air travel. ■nd with his parents, Mr. and yon home. Food was dispensed Their small dog, Mike, accom- . . Mrs. Robert Malibu YOU'VE TRIED THE REST . Allen, from a lunch basket the Mc- panied them oil the trip. Heights. He is attached to Head- Knights brought along. Ronny and . . . NOW TRY THE BEST quarters Company Division, Camp Ann Woolpert's vacations came to Roscoe Bauman returned Satur- Stoneman, Pittsburg, Ca 1 i fornia. day night from a business trip to 9 an end on Tuesday. • While in the service he had one Tom's Place, 25 miles above •year of Civil Engineering at Ore- Palisades' Newest and Most Ellison Smith, son of Mr. and Bishop. , The gon State and hopes to be able to Mrs. Horace Smith of Las Flores and enroll a t Santa Unique Restaurant Monica Junior ! Beach, recently discharged from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Storms about to College, January 14th • the air service, returned to his returned last week from a three Lounge Room continue his course in Civil Engi- home in the Malibu last Saturday. week's motor trip through north- neering. Mrs. Smith, who has been visiting ern California and Nevada. They —Featuring— in the East the past month, planned had a delightful trip but on the EASTERN STEAKS Mrs. Arnold North "of Malibu to return with her son, Ellison, last day ran into a snow storm at 1 -a Costa gave a bridge luncheon but was delayed by an automobile June Lake. MILK-FED CHICKEN tesdar honoring her friend, Mrs. accident in which her mother was Victor Wykoff of We s t wo o d. injured. Her mother, Mrs. E. The many friends of Mrs. R. SEA AND LAKE-FRESH FISH La Guests were Mrs. Fred Hesley, Ellison, was not seriously injured, A. Bister, Malibu Costa, will • Mrs. Ralph Long. Mrs. James however, and was able to be 'moved be happy to know that she is doing C.lyne and Mrs. Gilbert Wright, from the hospital to her home in nicely aftei an operation at St. POPULAR PRICES all of Malibu. Kansas City. Mrs. Ellison was a Johns Hospital, Santa Monica. visitor here in the Malibu last Choice Drinks Served in the Lounge Mrs. Harold Bell Wright of [ summer. M rs. Enrico Cavalleri of Win- ter Canyon, left Sunday night for We Cater to Banquets and Parties a week's stay in San Francisco. City Cas in Your Maiibu Home M rs.' J. H. Robinson of Long Beach is spending a week with her &RIFTWOOD daughter, Mrs. Walter Lee Gunn ROCKGAS of Malibu La Costa. OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK 133 ENTRADA DRIVE SANTA MONICA CANYON Natural in and Gas Large Small Tanks M iss Charlotte Van. Dyke who PHONE 5. M. 57489 C. H. SPURGIN has been spending the summer in Malibu, left to be with her par- "Serving the Maiibu for 16 Years" ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Dyke, at Inyo-Kern, Calif. 23 Old Maiibu Road at Topanga Beach - Phone 8802 Miss Betty Brooks of the Mali- bu Colony celebrated her 18th EXPERIENCE birthday last Wednesday. Lovejoys Improving Land The Real Pleasure Of In Hope of Building Soon ■¥ LAS FLORES INN Mr. and Mrs. G. Ray Loyejoy of 28060 Malibu Road are terrac- Marketing At UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ing and improving their five and six-tenths acres near Paradise Cove in the hope that building materials SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES will soon be available to construct the ranch-type home-designed for Sales Malibu Market "The Best in the West" | them by the famous architect, Cliff May. The Lovejoys have planted Where Werner G. Meyer, Chef more than 150 Eucalyptus and fruit trees on their bluff property purchased some three years ago. Thousands of Food Products are Available For Reservations Call Maiibu 8833 Mr. and Mrs. Love joy recent- ly returned from a three-week's For Your Own Selection Each One trip to Canada where they picked Plainly Marked Each One of Top Qual- up their son Richard, 22, just dis- charged from the Navy. Dick ity. Try This Easy Way to Market. i was an Ensign aboard an escort [carrier in Pugent Sound and will Flash! Meat is Back on The Market WATER WELL DRILLING resume his studies in business ad- ministration at U.C.L.A. Anita - - —We Deliver— Pumps Motors Perforating Lovejoy, their 18-year-old daugh- Welding ter, just entered Glendale College. Until they can build their new Easy Terms May Be Arranged home in the Malibu the Lovejoys Sa/esMalibu Market are living in Glendale at 801 W. Dryden. 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GARDEN HOUSEHOLD NOTES Reserved for the Ladies HINTS making a Astors are one of the most pop-1 To save sugar when ular flowers grown—since they Avare Announces Plans To TIMES' RECIPES Hold Strauss-Harris cake, use CUP sugar, 24 CllP can be had in many colors. Many honey or syrup in place of 1 Start Opera-Reading Class Lemon Sponge Pie Nuptials, Las Vegas inteVesting varieties have been de- cups sugar. Use about Y\ cup less calls for. veloped in Southern California P 1 a n s for an opera reading 1 heaping tablespoon flour The marriage of Florine H. milk than recipe and the home gardner can grow class in the Malibu which wilt in- 1 cup sugar blend together Strauss and John Boggs Harris of Costa solemnized for them quite successfully. They clude a study of the operas and Yz cup lemon juice—rind of M-atibu La was Part of the sugar can- need no special care and with in- symphonies to be conducted during 2 lemons in the colorful setting of the Little ning can be replaced by honey or telligent planting you can have the forthcoming season was an- 2 egg yolks Church of the West on the syrup. Honey will impart flit'or splendid flowers each year. , nounced this week by Richard 1/3 of a quarter cube of butter grounds of the Hotel Last Frontier to product—so choose a flavor Jrou Avare, composer pianist of Topan- —melted. in Las Vegas, Nevada, Friday, enjoy. Corn syrup will ' cut dchvn Another popular flower espe- ga Beach. Beat all together, add 1 cup Oct. 4. The Reverend F. C. Car- sweetness. When using these Sub- penter the vows at 4:30 P. the cPok- cially beautiful for the fall garden, Stories of the operas, composers milk, stir well.- Then stir in 2 spoke stitutes, remember that before a candle lit altar. should increased slight- is the chrysanthemum. If you find and popular arias from these op- beaten eggvvhites. Pour in unbaked M. ing time be 1 The bride wore a Striking gray a variety that especially pleases eras will be studied, Avare said, pie shells. Bake at 450 degrees ly. you, make a note of the name so with appearances by well-known for 15 minutes, then turn oven to ensemble with Silver fox and black accessories. pour that you will have it when you singers each month to present pop- 350 degrees. Bake 30 minutes or To measure honey or syrup, Mrs. Harris will make Used are making your selections next ular sections of the operas. until pie is well baked. Use lemon Mr. and it into a greased cup—the'one their home at 252 Rambla Orienta, for measuring shortening for dike year. During the symphony season, juice according to own taste. Malibu La Costa after their honey- nicely. Avare play of the themes does will some moon at the Hotel Last Frontier It's fun to develop pelargoniums from the symphonies presented. Use a pinch of salt to sweetened in Las Vegas. canning fruits or Vege- and geraniums from cuttings. Put All those interested in joining foods to bring out sweetening When tables, do not allow jars to touch cuttings from the old wood in this class are urged to Call Malibu power of sugar. The loud laugh that spoke the each other. They need room "'for sandy soil but do not use fertilizer 18299 or Malibu 7755. Before starting a cake have all vacant mind.—Goldsmith. the circulation of air about them. until they are well rooted. ingredients and utensils on work Polio Diminish To table. Follow recipe exactly—- You will find watering your Cases measurements Non-Epidemic Proportions make all level, us- sweet peas by trench irrigation ing measuring cups and Spoons. Sift very satisfactory. paralysis is slowing flour before measuring. Have milk down to lion-epidemic proportions and eggs at room temperature and Keep tuberous begonias con- according to a report of Dr. Roy remember to have cake tins well stantly moist, but not soggy. Use O. Gilbeft, Los Angeles county greased and lightly floured. a little plant food and you will be health officer, the number of cases rewarded with a longer flowering in the Saijta Monica health dis- Do not invert jars when can- period. trict to date being 17. ning, it might break the seal. This announcement followed a When using sprays for insect staff meeting of district health Use wooden spoon for stirring 22528 Malibu Rd. Phone Malibu 7711 pests other gafden fol- or enimies, officers last week which was at- foods that are cooking in enamelr low the the directions given by tended by Dr. William Reasner ware. manufacturer. If you are in doubt of the local health center. abour the of' the pest During the staff meeting the or disease consult your agricul- 'new' motion picture depicting the tural station or your county agent. use of the drug, curare, in the treatment of poliolyelitis was Mr. shown. Although curare was used and Mrs. Yerxa Involved / In Tangled Divorce Action in only 50 cases during the sum- mer peak of the disease, health Cfrl Mrs. Sarah Evelyn Yerxa, of authorities hope it will prove to be Malibu La Costa, wife of Thomas effective enough for wide-spread E. (Ted) Yerxa, Los Angeles use. newspaper columnist, filed an an- In a comparison of the average swer and cross-complaint in Santa number of infantice paralysis cases Monica Superior Court Tuesday during the past five years when to the original divorce action filed there were 135 cases to this same last Friday'by her husband, court date, the total number of cases in records in the tangled affairs of the Los Angeles county thijs year so pair revealed this week. far has totaled 1,132. ■■, Going her husband one better, Mrs. Yerxa, through her attorney, Warn Home Owners Against Andrew E. Colvin, charged the Defective Heating Units newspaper columnist with "cruel, inhuman and barbarous treatment." With the advent of cooler Yerxa, in his complaint, had charg- weather, Dr. Roy O. Gilbert, Los ed "mental cruelty." Angeles county health officer, cau- The rift in marital affairs first tioned householders against the use rnmt became apparent when Yerxa was of defective heating equipment arrested on a drunk charge brought which might cause carbon monox- against him by his wife. Immedi- ide poisoning. * /•?%> ately upon his release on $3OO bail Attention is particularly called j&x#* from Santa Monica jail, Yerxa to the importance of adequate ven- ■ filed a petition for divorce. Mrs. tilation these mornings when gas Yerxa then countered with her ovens are lighted to take the chill cross-complaint. off the kitchen. All heating equip- Arraigned on the drunk charge ment should be checked before be- back winter service Tuesday, Yerxa pleaded not guilty ing put into - and asked for a jury trial, which for if the flame is not properly m ■ was scheduled for ] oa. m. October adjusted the unbirrned gas creates ,?® : " ■ • 23 bv Municipal Judge Thurlow carbon monoxide. As this unburn- V Taft. gas has odor and cannot be ed no ■ •••:•■ •••■ detected, carbon monoxide poison- I* • .••••': Stash Is Back ing can creep over occupants of a closed room without being detect- Hollywood's top stars are look- ed, Dr. Gilbert warned. ing to their laurels again. Stanley "Stash" Clements is back from the Cass PVants a Change wars, and the Brooklyn kid who made such an impression in "Go- Cass Daley, of ing My Way" and "Salty O'- "Variety Girl," has already estab- Raurke" will soon resume his lished herself as a star of stage, career as one of the industry's most screen, records and radio. But There is Still Time to Have Your House Redecorated for Fall. expert scene stealers. she's not content. She's writing a television serial which will soon be See Our New Shipment of Fabrics for Upholstery and I't is easy to begin a task well. aired on Paramount's W6XYZ. Drapes and Modern Interiors. MALIBU WOMEN HAVE DISCOVERED Mineral Vapor Baths And Massage tudios . 8558 SANTA MONICA BLVD. HOLLYWOOD 46 THAT SLENDERIZE, BEAUTIFY AND RELAX CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Phone CRestview 5-6761 BRadshaw 2-2157 2463 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone S. M. 55355 6 THE MALI BU TIMES OCTOBER 18, 1946 To Hold Shotgun Fiesta Bicycle With 1944 Tag Announce Plans for M&M Road Conference, Palm Springs 808 and LLOYD e=e At Griffith Park Oct. 20 Abandoned On Piuma & An abandoned bicycle bearing a ASSOCIATED SERVICE |§§ issued With , the full complement of & A call to arms was today 1944 Los Angeles City license was y§) 24 Hr. Automotive Welding Service SSijg!, chairman oi 150 industrial and personnel rela- by> Vern Anderson, found Monday evening four-tenths STATION NUMBER 35 and Committee of tions men enrolled, plans were the Fish Game of a mile Piuma Road, accord- Authorized Southern California Auto Club Service up completed today for the Fourth Los Angeles Junior Chamber of records of the Sheriff's PH. MALIBU 9743 21337 MALIBU ROAD ing to Annual Industrial Relations Con- Commerce, for all rifle enthus- Malibu office. ference of the Merchants & Man- iasts to participate in the First An- The bicycle looked as though its ufacturers to be held nual "Shotgun Fiesta" Sunday, rider had been spilled, deputies Association, r October 14th to 17th at Palm FIDDLER'S INN CAFE October 20th, at Griffith P a k said, and apparently had been left Springs. — Trap and Skeet Club. it had fallen. An investi- "If Better Food Is Served Than Ours where The entire capacity of the Des- than 600 of the South- gation of the license records re- Mo/e ert Inn has been booked for the Tell Me Where, I'll Eat There." land's finest shotgunners are ex- vealed the bike, an Elgin Special, conference at which nine of the pected to flock to the Griffith Park had been registered to Robert Signed—FlD. country's foremost exponents of site for the Fiesta, the proceeds of Mathews of 836 Shenandoah Opposite Malibu Fishing Pier Malibu 9242 better .management-labor relation- which are being turned over to Los Angeles. The last Street, ship will describe modern and for- "Ducks a non-profit license was taken out in 1944. The Unlimited," ward looking techniques for the organization devoted to the raising bicycle is-being held for the owner substation. improvement of relationships be- of ducks for the nation's hunters at the Sheriff's Malibu - - tween management and men. Steaks Chops Fish Orders at the breeding grounds in Canada. Highlight of the affair, Ander- Work on Malibu Beach L. A. Chamber of Commerce Cocktail Bar and Lounge son said, will be the splatter shoot- Road to Start 2 Weeks Founded Here 58 Years Ago ing event in which skill is tossed to (Continued from page 1) the winds and even the "poor-est firms west of the Mississippi the What is probably the most re- novice has a chance to look good." Peter Kiewet, Sons Company has nowned civic promotional organi- Malibu Trading Post Handsome prizes, donated by offices in Denver, Seattle, San zation in the world was founded many of the area's leading sport- Francisco, Los Angeles (Arcadia) 58 years ago, on motion of Gen. 30763 Malibu Road and Kansas City. Harrison Gray Otis, by a group of ing goods and department stores, At Trancas Beach the marks- The new project will be under Los Angeles businessmen. will be awarded top Open 7:00 A.M. to Midnight—Closed Tuesdays men, although every participant the supervision of S. V. Courtelyou Although actually the Los An- will be given a prize equivalent to in charge of the 7th District of geles Chamber of Commerce was October the two dollar entry fee, regard- the Division of Highways, State founded on 15, 1888, less of his score, Anderson conclud- of California. The state construc- President James E. Shelton will ed. tion engineer will be Frank B. observe the birthdate tomorrow Cressy; resident engineer, E. L. when he serves portion of a birth- FOR BEACH GARDENS Seitz. day cake to directors at a noon Judge Out-Talks Defendants; Save Maintenance Costs meeting.. We grow and stock many shrubs and trees that are tolerant of Results: Fines of $75 Each An ultimate saving of many dol- It is a far cry from the sun- salt air and wind. Your inspection is invited. Free delivery to lars in maintenance costs as a re- shine and oranges sales talks of Malibu. Battered and somewhat worse sult of construction of the new the early days, Shelton observed, for the defendants stood be- wear road was envisioned by state high- to an announcement, typical today, the Judge twin charges of & fore on way officials. that more than $100,000,000 has disturbing the Evans Reeves Nurseries being drunk and The new road will start just been invested in industrial plants peace. - west of the Malibu Creek bridge, in the Los Angeles area since the 255 SOUTH BARRINGTON AVE. LOS ANGELES 24, CALIF. Then began the plea. 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LIFE it was reported. the beating of drums and sound- Final results: Edward Hood ing of symbols—that is less than ENDOWMENT Lovett of 205 Washington Ave., is generally credited to the Cham- Busy Lowery $ Santa Monica and Edward Francis ber-—and now the organization ANNUITY Lowery of Holly- Buckley of 21006 Malibu Road Robert is one promotes business, industry, and has six HEALTH and ACCIDENT were each required to pay fines of wood's busiest actors and trade through a number of depart- including $75.00, $50.00 for disturbing the features not yet released, ments of which the transportation, and GENERAL INSURANCE peace and $25.00 for being drunk. "Big Town," "Danger Street," agriculture, construction, aviation, The arresting officers were "Jungle Flight" and "I Cover Big mining, world and domestic trade, "'Go Hlong with Longo" Deputies De Mond and McCuaig Town," ail Pine-Thomas action and industrial departments are of the Sheriff's Malibu station. pictures for Paramount release. typical. 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- Men of character are the con- Perils Paulette .. of /• In "Unconquered," the big Cecil science of the society to which they On Week-end—Malibu 8524 B. DeMille production, Paulette A GOOD JOB FOR YOU I belong.—Emerson. Goddard goes through a series of hair-raising adventures capped by her capture and torture by Indians. II C Minister's Son SUBSCRIBE TO Wendell Corey, the Broadway star, who is making his screen de- ARMY but in Hal Wallis' Technicolor production of "Desert Town" at CHOOSE THIS Paramount, is another minister's J FtNS NOW son who is making good in Holly- PROFESSION wood. His father is a New Eng- The Malibu Times land Congregational minister. Your Official All-Malibu Family Newspaper Ca*%dt Complete Local News Coverage SUPPLY This Is Your Community Paper A Complete Photographic Store Have You Subscribed Yet? 202 Santa Monica Blvd. Ph. S.M. 41787 THE MALIBU TIMES 113 Rambla Pacifico, Rt. 1, Pacific Palisades, Calif. BULLDOZERS Please enter my subscription for one year. (Check enclosed)

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years in the Marine Corps. - ducer's 65th birthday recently. Brunette," the Bob Hope picture Weekends when he is not tied Humphrey Bogart Lauren Bacall Carey plays a Washington Big Sleep" DeMille's eyes popped when he at Paramount. up with the business of appearing "The business man competing with "Sing While You Dance" opened . . . The baliad is entitled "Beside in Paramount's "Dear Ruth" with the large package Fred MacMurray for Paulette and is the first Dor- Caulfield and Starts Wednesday It contained twenty-four bed Goddard's affections. You," song Joan Edward Barbara Stanwyck - Van Heflin sheets, a dozen large and a dpzen Originally, Carey was suppos- othy will have sung for the screen Arnold, Bill hies himself to the "The Strange Love of small. ed to be a 4-F but after one in nearly a year and a half, that harbor to join Hayden on a cruise. Martha Evers" Some time previously DeMille rehearsal of the actor's first being the time the star took out Holden attributes his sudden in- "Home Sweet Homicide" was overheard remarking he was scene Director Mitchell Leisen for the birth of her son, John terest in sailing to Hayden. How- a button unable to buy bedsheets, needed for ordered discharge plac- Ridgeley Howard. ever, he admits he wishes now he'd on" Carey's lapel. his Paradise—his ed "My Favorite Brunette," a com- never offered to whip up a little ranch, 1,200- "Just look at him," said Lei-

edy satire on whodunit mysteries, chow that first time out. He's - acre hideaway in the Sierra sen. "Nobody would believe he's Dan Duryea Ella Raines Madres. a 4-F." is being directed by Elliott Nugent, drawn that difficult job ever since. "White Tie and Tails" "Now even the chickens can rest with Daniel Dare producing. Fay Holden - Beverly Simons comfortably," smiled the great C. Stage Background "Little Miss Big" 8., accepting the gift from Miss with Harlan Tucker, appearing SANTA MO-KiCi Goddard and planting a kiss on The Bob Hope in Paramount's "Where SANTA MDIKM 5-828? her cheek. Reviewing Stand There's Life," was leading man for Bob Hope - Joan Caulfield By Jim Markey the old Morosco stock company in "Monsieur Beaucair" Los Angeles for some seasons be- "In Old Sacramento" With the announcement that written Dietrich Masters Odd ness by Joe Laurie, Jr., fore going to New York where Starts Wednesday "Rill's Gay Nineties" and "Howdy and "Whiplash," a story of the he worked for the Theater Guild. In Color! Musical Instrument Stranger" will be filmed in Tech- fight ring which was written by Walt Disney's HOLLYWOOD—It's not unus- nicolor, the list of Warner's Kenneth Karl. Fancy Duds "Make Mine Music" Harry - ual for a star to master the » » « James Vivian Blaine "rainbow" features for the 1946-47 Loretta Young parades some of piano, violin or some type musi- "If I'm Lucky" season has been increased to five. Speaking of livestock operators! Edith Head's most exotic clothes cal instrument for a film scene. completed Technicolor Sheridan But Marlene Dietrich, for her Already Ann has two horses, two in "The Perfect Marriage," Hal role of the Zigeuner fortune tell- features are "Life With Father" dogs, two roosters, two lovebirds, Wallis production for Paramount. and Time, the Place and the two cows, and, of course, a flock All of arc destined to er in Paramount's "Golden Ear- "The them be! Alan Ladd - Veronica Lake rings," has learned to play the Girl" with "My Wild Irish of "hens . . . Peter Godfrey, direct- style setters. "Blue Dohlia" cymbalom. Rose" now in production. These ing 'The Woman in White" at In Color!

The a - cymbalom resembles five pictures give Warner Bros, Warner Bros., is going to be a Support your Community Chest. Merle Oberon Turhan Bey zither and is used by Hungarian . its highest quota of color films in papa, come March . . First ex- Give—not "A Night In Paradise gypsies as a song accompani- until it hurts, but until any single year. clusive long-term contract for an someone else hurts less. Starts Sunday ment. It provides a background Olivia de Haviland addition, at least of acting horse has been hoofed (like to one of Miss Dietrich's three In 66 a "To Each His Own" a finger print) by numbers in the romantic adven- scheduled total of 84 short sub- Dice, featured "The Runaround" ture film in which she co-stars jects will be done in Technicolor, stallion in "Duel in the Sun." It's with Ray Milland. also a record for the Burbank a two-year deal with David O. Santa Monica's IMIW -CWINUIA at PICO BLVD The actress, devoting every Selznick. Dice, incidentally, like Ini Arizona studio. Montana at GREATEST IDUNUT'XM. 6-4414 9-51611 spare moment between scenes all top-ranking stars, is to have a 14th and her evenings as well to the Show Value Charles Boyer - Jennifer Jones "The Turquoise," Anya Seton's private dressing-room stall . . . S.M. 5-4990 cymbalom, learned to use it in "Cluny Brown" best is to be Surprising character: Otto Kruger, selling novel, produced - two days. Tomte Tomorrow In Color! William for Warner noted as a meanie and now by Jacobs screen , Evelyn Keyes Kay at Warner Bros, in "Love and Dana Andrews Bros. Van Riper is preparing IN THE SUN" "Renagades" Learn," has developed five new "WALK Sunday Only! vs. Lorre the screenplay. Hope - kinds of tuberous begonias. In his JANIE GETS MARRIED Glen Ford Evelyn Keyes An arm-to-arm tussle between Other films on 1946-47 Jacob's - time Otto a Sun. - Mon. Tues. "The Adventures of Rob are: "Trilby," George spare is horticultural- Hope and Peter Lorre will schedule Glen Ford - Bette Davis Martin Eden" ist . . . Unconscious humor: an an- highlight Hope's forthcoming com- DuMaurier's great classic, "Bar- James Mason nouncement from 20th-Fox that "A STOLEN LIFE" edy, "My Favorite Brunette." bary Host," a story of show busi- THE HOODLUM SAINT "Terror House" Linda Darnell has taken off 20 Starts Monday pounds for "Forever Amber," Wed. to Sot. Gary Cooper Walter Brennan without disturbing anything im- Gary Cooper "The Westerner" ! ? . portant . . Housing shortage "THE ADVENTURES OF Merle Oberon Brian Ahem Richard Avare Composer Pianist note: Rory Mallinson, Warner MARCO POLO" "Beloved Eenemy" Bros, actor, his wife and three chil- "UP GOES MAISIE" CR® dren have moved into a Quonset iTI VOL I ACCEPT hut, Griffith Park veteran's hous- Limited number of serious-minded piano students in the ing project. "It's much better than Dennis Morgan - Joan Leslie 0 Jack Carson Malibu Colony and vicinity the garage we moved from," said "Two Guys From Milwaukee"

Mallison . . . Jay Norris, RKO Robert Young - Dorothy McGuire FOR INFORMATION actor, who has had to postpone "Claudia and David" Phone Ma'ibu 8299 marriage for three months for lack Starts Wednesday Or Write 20 Old Malibu Rd., Route 1, Pacific Palisades, Calif. of a place to plant his prospective Irene Dunne - Rex Harrison bride, has inherited a hotel in Al- 'Anna and the King of Siam' bany, Ga., which, of course, is no John Carroll - Marsha Hunt "Letter for Evie" help at all . . . Hollywood cele- brities with covered-wagon ances- Sanla Monica s Finest HOWARD A. ANDERSON CO. tors are forming a society titled U'ft;l\^AßizM34H)6 (Howard Sr., Howard Jr., and Darrell) "Pioneers." So far, known eligibles DINING ROOM are Gary Cooper, Myrna Loy, Isa- Abbott and Costello OPEN TO PUBLIC "Time of Their Lives" bel ... Jewell A Florida cigar "Black Angel" Montages maker lias asked to Weddings Martha ("The Catering Clubs, Starts Sunday Miniatures and Trick Photography Big Sleep") Vickers for permission and All Other Occasions Roy Rogers to use her profile 011 cigar bands. "My Pal 7rigger" Special Camera Effects • Animation, Titles, Wipes, Lap Dissolves "Dark House" Cocktails, Dancing Tuesday Only! • Spanish Ninbt' the COSMOS ST., HOLLYWOOD in Starts Wednesday 1611 - BAMBOO ROOM Margaret O'Brien Wallace Beefy Phone GRanite 4252 Also at General Service Studios "Bad Bascomb" S. Blvd. Ph, 1214 M. 524691 with Dennis - Helen Walker Now Showing WALLY SELLERS TRIO "Her Adventurous Night"

DAVID O. SELZNICK, . Rt-Prcsents VISIT OUR SEA FOOD AND Duryea - SNACK BAR Dan June Vincent OPEN 4 P.M. "Black Angel" eoecca Su«m Hovward - Paul Lukas LAURENCE OLIVIER-JOAN FONTAINE "Deadline at Dawn" Directed by ALFRED. HITCHCOCK Friday and Saturday Only! Gary Cooper - Jean Arthur STARTS SUNDAY "Plainsman" James Mason "Lady Eve" Phyllis Calvert Sunday In Starts Cary Grant - Alexis Smith "THEY WERE SISTERS" "Night Day" Feature No. and 2 Starts Wednesday Duryea Dan Dennis Morgan - Jack Carson Ella Raines 'Two Guys from Milwaukee' In "WHITE TIE an 3 TAIL" Santa SMonica. (3aiif. "Black Beauty" 8 THE MALIBU TIMES OCTOBER 18, 1946 Investigate Cafes Support your Community Chest. SOLROMAR NEWS Using Mineral Oils Give—not until it hurts, but until ROADS OILED AND PAVED BOOKS someone else hurts less. BURT TANK LINE Fallowing discovery that By Lei! West the In Business Since 1932 that hath virtue in several food establishments in the A man no 1153 ILIFF ST. County have been serving salad himself ever envieth virtue in S.M. 51254-71173 Potific Palwodes Page Poiret! Consult Nero others.—Bacon- Wolf! Send for the Saint! Call dressing matle from mineral -oil,:, in Milo Vance! Help, Sherlock! which is contrary to the pure fooc) One of those unfathomable mys- laws of California, further inveslij- & made this Bulldozing Excavating in uick Review teries clutched a certain canyon gations are being along citizen some days ago. Valuable line, Jonathan R. Kirkpatrick, Road Building - Fill Dirt drug inspec- Conducted by property disappeared absolutely chief of' the food and L. L. HIGGINS tion for the Los Aiigeles county LEOTA W. ELLIOTT no trace—-no clue! A close watch Phones: S.M. 42933 - Malibu 7395 for seevral mornings availed noth- health department, warned. ing. Still the crime wave moved During the fat and oil shortage have used Recently a number of excellent Jon. It was as if a ghostly hand some concerns mineral U. S. POSTOFFICE - SOLROMAR, CALIF. humor and ! stretched forth just after dawn and oil for cooking oil as well as salad books in the feild of 700 Roosevelt Hgy. ('lOl Alt.) near County Line, West Malibu have been published. clutched these valuables, then dis- dressing, Kirkpatrick said. In 1943 non-fiction Moils: 7 and 9:30 a.m.; 3 and 5:30 'J e following are outstanding-. i appeared in the haze of the canyon. the California legislature outlawed the use of this oil in food, the food • Groceries - Battery Goods - Cold Drinks OF | As usual, when all else fails the MAR- - THE BEST DON being considered adulterated if Plumber Gunsmith with an harassed citizen, some sturdy rep- QUIS—-This anthology, Rifles - Shotguns - Pistols, Bought, Sold, Repaired resentative of the press strides into mineral oil has been added to it. introduction by Christopher Mor- Repairs the breech and villian According to health officials, Auto and Tite le-. should not be overlooked. For captures the points the carotene in green George, John, Leif and Eric George West those familiar with Marquis' rich or at least a sharpened pen- vitamin A or. cil at culprit. —ajid and yellow vegetables and fruits- humor and satire, no praise is the So it was be it. may be absorbed by the mineral oil needed ; those who have never read and uiiused. This may Marquis should delay no longer in Your correspondent rushed to eliminated to be true of other es- making his acquaintance. the rescue. Bating the trap at also prove food factors, especially vita- RUSSIA dawn. Leaving the scene openly sential UNCLE SAM PAYS MUST WE FIGHT min D, calcium and phosphorus. ("Ely Culbertson)—Although Cul- and completely, yet returning sil- "While there is a place for MOST OF THE BILL.. bfrt'son has long been known for ently and unseen, at the exact min- second calculated to catch the crim- eral oil in medicine," the chjef h - scientific approach to the study - pointed "It should only New Army Navy Surplus Walk-in Boxes for Freezer cf Contract Bridge, it is only in inal red handed. Success was sure out, ,be taken with the specified Or Holding Rooms recent that he has become and 'sartin'! recom- years of physician." cdebrated for his thinking along The thief proved to be a hand- mendation a j DELIVER—- international lines. In this book he some chap—stalwart and upstand- deals with a subject of vital in- ing—a criminal nevertheless. His Conduct Survey of LA terest to all of us. He gives clear [soulful brown eyes held no guilt Co. Personnel Policies reasons for our fear of Russia and nor shame when confronted by eye Russia's fear of us, and offers many witnesses to his thievery. He lith- A survey of personnel policies! of practical suggestions for the pre- ely bounded away to carry to his Los Angeles companies has j|tst S.M, vention of war everywhere. jmaster the morning Time—tend- been completed by the Merchants Y-1421 Second St. Phone 41156 and Manufacturers k -THE GREAT GLOBE IT- erly held in his gleaming teeth, not Association,; announced today. SELF (William C. Bullitt)—As marring a line. It mattered not was Two -hilar Doberman Pinscher that dred concerns in manufacturing, one of our distinguished ambassa- to the wholesale, dors, Mr. Bullitt is well qualified particular Times was intended for financial, food, retail, BUILD WITH the several blocks service and transportation classifi- to discuss fiiatters of world-wide subscriber some the survey. interest, particularly Russian-Am- from his master's home. cations participated in exican relationships. Among the personnel policies mum Drill/ Hans and Dorothy Blank left and procedures applying to houjly LIGHTWEIGHT A1 | l N SULATE D FARM (George If ANIMAL their paid workers were the following: • wdll)—A satire on Soviet com- Solromar home "Blue Hor- More than half the companies rn .nism. At Manor Farm the ani- izons'* to vacation at Lake Tahoe. i rummj^uKiix operate on a 40 hour week; mals overthrow the human beings A heavy snow at the Lake hasten- 25J/2 ed their percent work more than 40 hours, a 1 set up an organization which return. while but work fewer a and Ipercent begins in glow of idealism hours. Building Blocks ends in bitter It is Mrs. Alice N. drove to disillusionment. Jacobs Half the companies" are op- full of double meanings, and read- Menloe- Park to spend a very pleas- i still MADE OF PUMICE AND NOT TO BE CONFUSED erating swing percent er- will enjoy tracing Russian his- ant week end with her grand- shifts;-26J>£ WITH CONCRETE OR CEMENT BLOCKS continue to operate graveyard try beginning with the Revolu- daughter, Mrs. Stickney. Herbert shifts. PUMM-A-BRIK gives you LIGHT WEIGHT tion. PUMM-A-BRIK gives you IDEAL INSULATION ! About half of the concerns par- (Joshua Having hunted and hunted for PUMM-A-BRIK gives you MINIMUM MAINTENANCE PEACE OF MIND ticipating have union -contracts. keep "A" PUMM-A-BRIK gives you FAST, INEXPENSIVE CONSTRUCTION L. Liebman) —One man's solution some tires.to the afoot Most companies pay time and a that problem of prime import- until repairs for the regular mail- al'ke, 10 half over eight hours in one day or Use PUMM-A-BRIK for inner and outer walls all, the attaining of "peace paper car mighty ance to arrives, we were 40 hours a week. and PUMM-I-BESTOS tile for a permanent roof, and cf mind" in a world torn with un- grateful when some kind neighbors I Wage incentive systems are' in Kou have ECONOMY, PERFORMANCE, BEAUTY and certainty. It is a blend of psychol- drove in with two new 18 inchers effect in one-quarter of- the com- SATISFACTION ogy and religion and follows sound and tubes for us. Guess we das- panies. PUMM-A-BRIK, we believe, gives building MORE scientific thought along these lines. sent tell their names 'cause we un- you a that is Retirement, health, accident or ATTRACTIVE, MORE COMFORTABLE and a BETTER INVESTMENT derstand most everyone would like life insurance programs, or com- than any other building material at any price Inside The Malibu new tires and we wouldn't want binations of these are in effect in them snowed under—in sunny Sol- Lifetime Trouble-free Construction (Continued from Page^2) I 91 percent of the concerns. tbsrities, No doubt you had mighty , romar. Number of persons employed by 5899 MISSION BOULEVARD good reasons, based on your recent the participating firms is 123,711. Telephone 4243 Riverside, California survey out here, for making the Bill and Geneva Canton and particular recommendations you small daughters, Linda and Sue, A wise son maketh a glad father. made. I was wondering, Mr. Daly, have returned from an extended since-we're so confounded interest- visit to Kansas City and Denver. ed in the postal problem, is there any reason why we shouldn't know Miss Alta Pryor and Nelson what kind of recommendations you . Cross of Long Beach were week made ? jend guests at the home of Eastman Very sincerely, i Jacobs. Among the usual and un- REEVES D. TEMPLEMAN. usual outdoor recreations enjoyed i was an early morning visit from a Along the Gulf of Mexico marauding coyote. coast, Mexico possesses some of the heaviest oil-bearing regions in the Subscribe to world. THE MALIBU TIMES Colvey's Service Station

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- - Rt. Bakersfield, was found last Remodeling Garages Shops - Cabinets WELL, DORETTA: I cliffs of Dover! It would be well 2, Work - Friday by Herbert E. Roberts one- Porches Rooms - Etc. worth time to take a drive up This has been quite a week—all your half mile in Rameriz Canyon. tilings considered. To start with, there. Phone S.M. 50536 or Address Malibu Times *• «:• ft I received no less than five WON- Drunk Fined DERFUL letters from people You missed a most spectacular who said they had enjoyed the display of shooting stars last Wed- James Murray was fined $10 columns about Buffalo and Niag- nesday evening. M or t y Gerson 011 a drunk charge last Monday in ara Falls and wish I would do came over to tell me about them—- Judge Worlev's Calabasas court, Rug - Carp©! and Furniture some more. 1 appreciated the let- so out I went and remained to according to records of the Sher- - i . Cleaning ( ters no end—but don't know quite watch in complete open mouthed iff's Malibu office. s what the "some more" would- cov- amazement. The paper next morn- Complete Rug and Carpet Service er! It is certainly heart-warming ing said they had been falling at Humor is wit, steeped. in man- /! Santa Monica's Lorgest and Most Modern Plant the rate of 55 a minute—but I'm nerism.-—Charles Lamb. to have people you have never met Twenty Dollar Minimum Pick Up and Delivery Service in Malibu take the time to write you letters sure there were more. Some of | them just dropped quietly telling you they like what you are into living room window is one of those [ i THE TOWNE RUG and UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 1 doing! I d like to take this op- nothingness but others put on a breathtaking things that defy de- j portunity of thanking the writers good show and streaked across the scription—when the tide is high ft 1551 14th Street '• —they have no idea what a thrill sky like a jet plane leaving red and you see nothing but water in front 1 ) S.M. 54742 Santa Monica S.M. 42741 it is to receive a" little praise—we green streamers behind. You orald of you and the salt spume floats j all get plenty of something else! almost hear them scream. The through the air. To sit there at «- * moon was full and undoubtedly dusk and watch the lights as they spoiled the show somewhat, but As though that weren't enough I'm come on, one by one along the «ji- afraid the spectacle for one phone rang the would have tire coast from Las Tunas to Palos j Bay Cities Importing Co. a other afternoon and a very pleas- been bit frightening on a black Verdes is unforgettable. Later the ! night! There is always something ant male voice said he was Mr. moon rose and cast its reflection TASTY SANDWICHES TO TAKE OUT to watch'at Malibu! the Water! a the Jim Gratiot from the Hollywood along Quite spot j Italian and Domestic Groceries TWA office and he wanted to talk * -* * Duncans have for themselves! to me about a column I had writ- Art Jones called the office the * # Imported Olive Oil, Cheese, Macaroni, Salami-Sauce, Etc. ten from Buffalo about my trials other morning to report that he | Saw Patty and Hank Lapinski's Best California Wines, Beers and Liquors and tribulations with 'IWA in had gotten TWO deer! He and ; baby daughter, Judith Ann, the Chicago. He said that the clip- Patty had a fine trip—they drove j other afternoon and a very cute 832 BROADWAY AT LINCOLN BLVD. ping had been sent to him from to North Fork which is in the San (bambino she is. And what a head New York City and there had been Jaoquin Valley,» Madeira County jof dark hair! Reva and Sid Bry- Business Phone S.M. 58279 Santa Monica, Calif. a great deal of comment from the where Art has a tungsten mine. son, of Los Flores Canyon, are Chicago office (which 1 can, some- He has been having a marvelous j leaving today with their smal' how, understand). They were ex- time—this past year—fixing up his zona where they wi'l visit Reva's tremely sorry 1 had encountered I cabin and this is" Patty's first trip zona wheer they will visit Reva's such difficulties and hoped that it there. They plan to spend several family, She hasn't been home in a hadn't soured me, for all time, on weeks in it before going on to his i long time and is VERY excited LINCOLN AUTO REPAIR air travel and TWA in particular! I gold mine in Railroad Flats, Cala- about going. Candy had been quite They also hoped 1 would try them Iverasj County. It will be almost ( ill and they were afraid their trip again sometime. It gave me a 1 1947 before they get back to Mali- would have to be cancelled but, as SERVICE very nice feeling about 1 WA— , children often bu. 'I heir son, Bud Clinton, came do, she staged a CLAYTON SCHRADER 24 HOUR TOW SERVICE | they seem to be trying to please—- [down from Berkley, California for complete recovery in record time. and how about our Malibu Times? j the week end. He is going to school * *- * • It certainly gets around? Isn't it I there. Had dinner at the Inn w i t h | ■s;'" JOE McKENZIE MOTOR TO ALL KINDS amazing how one member can give [ iff ¥fr Katherine and Henry Guttman REPAIRS a name? an entire organization bad Gay and Dave Duncan invited and Peter Paanakker the other 1522 Lincoln Blvd. Phone 52414 ; People most everywhere seem to Nina and Benny Zoss and myself night and, as usual, encountered have forgotten about that little ,for dinner the other evening and a many Colony folk. Saw Lucy and : word "service"—We have an ob- preview of their streetcar home. Roland Kibbee with their goo dj ligation to pay, but they have an ,Thej two of them have been slaving dog, Brutus, Margaret and Win— i obligation to serve—We pay for Ij over the place for more than four Shoreline LeSuer how their j service and it is mighty annoying months but the results more than Skipper grows! Erna and Sid' Harrison Contractors Inc. to have to pay present-day rates justify the effort! They have a Searle had come up fro m Los j without the slightest trace of any- lot at Puerso Beach where they Flores Beach, and Helen Straub GENERAL CONTRACTORS thing resembling it! One of these plan to build someday—but they from Big Rock. Saw Mrs. James J BUILDERS days, things will be different and began to be concerned about the Wellington still looking eighteen many people will wake up—too time in between. One day a man with her hair in braids. She said Excavating - Asphalt Paving late—to the fact that people DO walked into the office with a pic- they had oiled their road and hop- want service and will go where ture of a reconverted street car and ed, as a result, to be able to spend For 16 Years a Resident of the Malibu they can get it! it struck Dave as a idea. He the winter here-—we will hope for good BLVD. - *- * * 1403 WILSHIRE SANTA MONICA i ;and Cay leased 65 feet from Art their sake that it doesn't rain too

Mayor and Mrs. Warner Bax- at Big Rock Beach and arranged hard this year. Bob Hovme stop- Phones: S.M. 56986 - Malibu 8233 ter were at No. 77 for the week to have the car moved out. They ped in to check with Win and Tex end and had as their guests Mr. had hoped there too Reynolds came and went. wouldn't be Now —— and Mrs. Leßoy Prinz and Mr. much left to do on it—but . little that the Inn is no loncer packed and Mrs. Kenneth Higgins ! | and did they know. Lesser folk than with the hords from the Greyhound DR. ERNEST STONE DR. JAMES MERRYMAN their daughter, Terry. The Bax- Cav and Dave would have been buses you see many familiar faces j ters will be down again this week mighty discouraged and even given again and it's good! end, as will Paul Ellis at No. 110. , the whole thing up—but those two » * * Opt o me tr is t s Edgar Cohn is back at No. 81 went to work with a vengence. The Guttmans and Peter Paan- 1148 Fifth Phone after his trip to Kansas City, Mis- [Therej doesn't seem to be anything akker left for Beverly Hills on \ St. 52133 souri and Winnie Cohn returns on Cay can't do anyhow but she more Thursday but plan to come back Sunday. She stopped off in St.'[than outdid herself on this job! To for the week end. Mex Hotchkiss Louis to see some of her family. [start with, they had the living room left early Wednesday morning for Wonder if she saw that last World wall knocked out and added about Letterman General Hospital but Series game ? That was the most | | ten feet to the room-—across the hopes to be back at No. 75 in a Breakfast Nooks fantastic thing I have ever listened front there is a plateglass window week or two. King Charney spent j CUSTOM BUILT to. Everything that could happen, —floor to ceiling and almost wall several days last week in Palm j happenad it seemed there were to wall. The side walls are a blue Springs but is back at No. 68 and Featuring Style Beauty Comfort split fingers, collisions, charlie green blending with the ocean and expects Mae Charney home from Stools, Love Seats, Settees, Chairs, Bars, Rumpus Room Furniture horses cleat wounds, and what have the wall on the street side is a luc- i New York in time for the week you. Quite an exciting game —- ious cherry red with build in book- end. Virginia Klehmet called Hans In Chrome and Leatherette and my team won!! , cases. Their furniture is ratan j from New York last Sunday and * *• * I with gay coverings and their lamps said that she hopes to be home in Chromart Furniture Mfg. Co. Last Friday afternoon Elizabeth have stunning raffia shades. The No. 106 within a week. She lias 1243 S. Olive, Los Angeles Rl. 7-1615 or AX. 2-8014 and I took a drive up to Point time and patience they have both been missing some perfectly mar- Dume—drove down the road along expended is noticable in EVERY velous weather. Westward Beach and it was beau- item in the house down to Cay's * * * tiful. Warner Brothers were mak- dishes. The bedroom walls are My success in the painting-and ing a picture and they were install- painted a soft gray giving the illus- carpenter fields led me to try a ing dozens of swaying palm trees ion of space. They have spent little lock repairing the other dav looked a 1 mo s t like Waikiki hours in Chinatown finding just and such a time. I got all the Beach. There are very good roads the right pieces for this corner and l screws out and the whole thing all the way to the tip top of the that each one perfect. They apart—oiled it-—fussed over it and mm point and the view from there is bought themselves an aquar- got all the screws back and even the 8445 SANTA MONICA BLVD. LOS ANGELES 46 stupendous but don't go on a ium filled with colorful fish! It lock in place—it didn't work.

windy day 'cause it R E A L L Y is a mechanical masterpiece too— Took it over to Louie Kunz who blows there. The Colony looked | what with filters and air and wa- informed me that "Of course it like a series of toy houses, the Santa ter pumps, heater and thermostat won't work, the insides are all out" furniture Monica Mountains in the re a r [ | (the water has to be kept at the J—Guess as a locksmith I'm NOT Tropical Decorating were rugged and rather terrifying, proper temperature) and the five a sensation so I'll go out and cut the ocean was a deep, brilliant sap- of us spent a good part of the eve- my grassT I'll be seeing you—and GRam'te 56! 3 phire blue, and the cliffs of Point ning on the floor for a better view in the meantime—much love from tit* CO Dume looked almost like the chalky > of the fish! The view from their I Cindy, Dusty and Dorothy. i 10 THE MA LIB U TIMES OCTOBER 18, 1946

The Legion Leap Marblehead Land Co. Photos of Indian Dances | include yarn entitled Home Education thor a johnny Coy felt so highly hon- To Enforce Restrictions Sought by Malibu Writer "Dwarf Trees for Your Table and ored when invited to star a 'J Green written for Holi- TRY THIS HAPPIER WAY in (Continued from page one) (Continued from page 1) House," mammoth show at the American trailers have been posted with day Magazine, several pieces for DIXIE M. BURTON and ernment has cut the Indian sheep Legion's first postwar convention that the National Tennessean krid a large yellow signs demanding heard to 70 per cent, L-Allemand "1 he Child's First School is at San Francisco, that the dance at the illegal building be removed said, and the Indians are now cry- series of Hollywood interview ar- the Family"—Froebel star of Paramount's "Ladies' of the once and it is the intention ing because of the lack of meat. ticles. Do you sometimes have to coax Man" created a new tap-ballet in company to follow up these der L-Allemand's interest in the In- Until his home is completed your boys and girls to eat? routine called the Legion Leap. mands with legal action. dian ceremonial and snake dances the Malibu, L-Allemand is living the children's room, or the If Marlow further stated:; started when he at Palms, Calif. nook where they have their meals, Mr. some years ago Democracy is based upon the "If 'e have been careful in all of the Painted Desert. is pleasant and the furnishings in- first visited in conviction that there are extraor- our planning on the Malibu Ranch and their ap- Sees Dances teresting attractive, dinary possibilities in ordinary peo- to create a community of beautiful to be much bene- Through Don Tayleasva, an In- petites are likely ple.—Harry Emerson Fosdick. where environment will homes the dia'n friend, who wrote "Sun- lited. And since happy dispositions be guaranteed by protective re- usually accompany good appetites, chief" for the Yale Universty times are the dishes de- strictions and we positively are not this made cheer- amusing Press, the writer got permission to litr is in way more signed for young children. Many going to allow the continued vio- ful ior the entire family. witness several unusual ceremonial are 011 the market again; and in lation of our restrictions." To give freshness arid variety, dances and made a few profitable comparison to the cost of the plain It is against the restrictions on Hopi the table, the-chairs, and the wood- trades for valuable rugs. ones, they are not expensive. The the Malibu for anyone to live in work or the room should be re- Last August, while on the To- ware is usually heavy, but shaped trailer and whenever such a case painted occasionally. A built-in a ronto Star assignment in the Paint- so that none of the pieces are 'dif- is found the company intends to cupboard, either with cr without ed Desert, L-Allemand visited the ficult for the children to hold. If demand that such usage be will be found to be discon-1 Hotivilla Pueblo but was not per- gla-s doors, "you let your girls and boys help tinued. very convenient and will add mitted to make pictures of their select their dishes, they will be On the estate sites certain out- Your Witch charm to the room. leather or Big snake dance. likely to take special pleasure in buildings commonly found on REPAIRED Brother may be able to make this. a Recent stories sold by the au- them. It is not necessary to buy small estates will be permitted but The room should be well lighted With Way full set in the beginning; the chil- only when the main building is and the electric fixtures carefully unable the building 3 dren will delight in adding to the first built and meets with the re- to erect PROTECTION placed to protect precious eyes. to 1 hey which you plan we feel it would collection from time time. quirements contained in the re- Ad watch repairs are made on our pre- Onlv frosted bulbs should be used, may choose a set decorated with be advisable for you to occupy mises by master craftsmen. Your protec- strictions. Parking a trailer on the tion a to is threefold: ill one year guarantee and pretty shades—in color Dutch figures, their jolly the time by preparing your aH workmanship (2) quaint i property is permitted, but living in on and parts; full harmonize with the furnishings and Mouse, or with one of the plans and perhaps starting any insurance; <3J our integrity as diamond Mickey the trailer is prohibited. in the Bay since 1887 decorations of the room may the that con- merchants Area is bird patterns so well loved by Furthermore, the company is landscaping you may your complete assurance of satisfaction. easily be made or purchased. little folks. pro- template or the construction of We feature the finest jewelry repairing j putting on a drive to urge all and manufacturing. For use on some days in the early roads, walks, fences, etc. In "Good morning, Birdie. You up perty owners to do some planting autumn or late spring, when the meantime when your plans 6*atAiny Broadwoy parking lot, on already for breakfast?" was a five- of trees and shrubs on their own the furnace is not running, a small are prepared we suggest that Broadway between Third and Fourth Sts. year-old boy's greeting to a blue- property which, if done, will con- electric heater is a conven- them to the great bird on his cereal dish. siderably add to the values on the you submit Archi- ience and comfort. tectural Committee at 458 Do not fail to have a center- | Malibu inasmuch as this property There should be at least one or Spring Street, Room 201, mothers and children was not favored with many natural South on piece. Here* j two pictures the walls of the to Los Angeles 1 3, for approval may exercise their ingenuity the | trees. dining room or nook. A resource- that you can proceed limit. In the city, this decoration The following letter was origin- so the ful mother, whose small son and minute Federal restrictions are must often con.sist of artificial ally sent out by the company to two daughters are fond of Robert flowers, or bright berries. the Malibu: lifted. Louis Stevsnson's A Child's Gar- leaves, every owner on toy pony standing knee-deep To All Buyers of Land at MARBLEHEAD LAND CO. den Verses, has the framed il- A of grass and a toy fox Malibu: lustrations of several of the poems in artificial Rancho terrier sitting alert and watchful As an owner of property at hanging where the children can SHELL SERVICE TOPANGA and ROOSEVELT help to make up the centerpieces Rancho Malibu you have a mu- see them while they are at their Lube and Wash most frequently in demand by three tual with us in helping table. interest ACCOMMODATING SERVICE friends of mine—two boys and it become known as one of the The new composition table- their younger sister. Older children ocean front devel- Hale and Van cloths are finding their way into outstanding in another family prefer the pretty opments the entire country. 18601 MALIBU ROAD many homes. These come in pleas- in plaster figure of a dashing guitar- Company developers ing colors and varied patterns. Our as player performing 011 a stage be- has to insure the fu- They do not have to be laundered attempted decked with blossoms. | ture value of property on the as they are quickly cleaned with the deeds CO. a damp cloth. Where the children In the country, the children Malibu by placing in EMCO ELECTRIC leaves and ber- and land suitable con- are not too young, however, or if gather the flowers, contracts Electric Contracting Electrical Maintenance they have been carefully taught ries for these centerpieces and for ; ditions and restrictions CQver- used. improvement the and Repair Work with regard to neatness, the cotton the vases which are sometimes ing the of also the bowls of Such conditions and re- or linen cloths—with cunning ani- They arrange land. A Complete Work Shop mal and various other figures done fruit for their tables. I strictions are intended to effect and 'in a running- or cross-stitch—are Usually the children have at an excellent environment any Harold S. Schandrew great deal of least some of their meals in the yet not work a hardship on dainty and give a Licensed pleasure. Many of these have nap- same room and at the same time as owner. Protective building re- Electrician^ kins to match. other members of the family—this strictions, in our opinion, are DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE is often necessary and sometimes the best of good Pretty, interesting, and some- assurance 22528 Malibu Road really desirable—but they may still neighborhood character and Phone Malibu 7711 have their own small table and stabilized land values. & RADIO ELECTRIC REPAIRS chairs, their pretty dishes and at- We therefore wish to advise House Wiring tractive centerpiece. You will be you that before construction of fully repaid for the extra effort any building on your property WE PICKUP AND DELIVER ' McCLURE ELECTRIC and the time it will take by the that you kindly refer to the FOUR DAY SERVICE and good ap- Phone S. M. 41623 children's enjoyment terms, conditions and restric- petites. tions in your deed or contract • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP 6 and unless the building which you plan meets these require- Malibu La Costa Cafe ments it must necessarily be San Vicente Cleaners Specializing in disapproved by the Architec- Fine Foods - Cocktails tural Committee. 26th at San Vicente FRANK E. ALTOMAR I, Manager We believe you will appre-

21237 Malibu Road - Phone Malibu 9812 ciate that in following this pol- S. M. 50020 13048 San Vicente Blvd. icy, we are acting in the best interest of all property owners. We understand, of course, that under the Federal regula- tions of the Civilian Production Administration, certain limita- An Exclusive tions have been placed on Adult and Child buildings which can legally be built at this time, but we fore- Private see that these conditions and School restrictions will be eliminated PORTRAITURE in the very near future and in the MALIBU building may proceed in a normal manner before long. In the meantime if you are For Children 3 Thru 6 Years. Day or Resident. Kinder- garten Training and all Social Adjustments VATCHER & Carefully Supervised. TemplemanLj are SONS NURSERY The Director invites those interested to write or phone ￿ Nursery Stock Photographers Garden Supplies . Potted Plants MRS. A. N. TORRANCE 113 RAMBLA PACIFICO

Road tit La* Flore* Canyon « Moil in care of Malibu Colony Patrol Office 11941 SAN VICENTE BLVD. Malibu PHONE MALIBU 8593 Phone ARiz. 32126 Ph Malibu 7955 MalibuLa Costs OCTOBER 18,1946 THE MALI B U TIMES 11 Fishing News King Cole Trio To Have HIGHLIGHTS NBC Premiere Oct. 19th YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CAFE IN TIDES Starritfg .the country's No.. 1 Good Food HIGH LOW small band, ''King Cole Trio Just Friday, SPORTS Oct. 18 will 4iave its first broad- Served in a Friendly Atmosphere 5:39 am 4.1 10:32 am 2.9 Time" =Fred Stevenson 4:04 pm 4.9 11:21 pm—0.2 on Saturday, October 19, at The Children Are Always Welcome Saturday, Oct. 19 cast . 5 ;45 . over full . The Trojans did it again . 6:16om 4.5 11:39am 2.3 p. m. EST, the. ICE CREAM MALTS Although they have two losses in 5:17 pm 5.1 NBC network. Guest on the pre- Sunday, Oct, 20 miere be FRANK ERB, Owner a row, think they are stronger program will Jo Stafford, I 6:45 am 4.9 12:09 than their record indicates. In am—0.2 istar of the "Supper Club." She 6:14 pm 5.2 12:28 pm 1.7 RALPH'S CAFE I will pick them over Wash- Monday, Oct. 21 will be the first of a series of gue-st fact, i Rood ington tomorrow in the Coliseum 7:12 am 5.2 12:48am—0.2 stars whose requests from the fam- 21227 Malibu Phone 7684 7:01 pm strictly due to the fact that Wash- 5.2 1:10 pm 1.1 ous King Cole Trip Musical num- Tuesday, Oct. 22 bers will make up the ington's record is no better than 7:37 am program. 5.5 1:21 am 0.1 1 he King theirs plus the fact that they are 7:44 pm. 5.1 1:48 pm 0.7 Cole Trio won the playing on home ground which, Wednesday, Oct. 23 title .of America's top instrumental 8:01 am 5.6 1:49 according, to all the dopsters, am 0.4 trio by rating first place among 8:24 pm 4.9 2:22 pm 0.3 small bands in Down Beat, Metro- LOUIE J. KUNZ should give,. them some kind of a Thursday, Oct. 24 polls. psychological advantage. 8:25 am 5.8 2:14am 0.8 tome'and Orchestra World GENERAL CONTRACTOR 9:02 pm 4.6 4:56 pm 0.0 Many individual'awards have also BUILDER The Bruins still look like the been woii by trio members. Nat best in the nation along with Army (King) Cole won two awards for and Texas. Last week they beat Fishing for bass was very good his. singing and piano work in the the. Stanford Indians due to their from the Cobido last Friday. Fish- recent Esquire Jazz Poll. Oscar Pointing - Plumbing Moore was named country's General Maintenance general, all-around strength. They ermen were also doing well with the should do the same week-end finest guartist in Esquire, Down this halibut Lenbrooke al- 24 against California. I can't fore- catches. The Beat and Metronome polls. Johnny Hrs. Service so hud a good day, bringing in a Miller on bass tell how handily the Bruins will rounds out the trio. Water Softeners win over the. Bears since Cali- total bass catch for the two trips fornia came-, back with such of 230 plus a halibut catch of 100. As 1 would not be a slave, so I 307 Malibu Heights Ph. Malibu 7395 strength against Saint Mary's last Pier fishermen had a good day but would not be a master. This ex- week with a score of 20 to 13. no registries were made. presses my idea of democracy. That was quite a surprise since Whatever differs froc this—to the extent of the difference, is no de- the nation's experts had chosen The Gee Bee accounted for one AN INVITATION TO A CRUISE braftam Lincoln. Saint Mary's the victor. It looks lone albacore on Saturday. The like the professional experience of Cobido had better "Rusty" Enterprises luck, however, More than one-seventh of Mexi- Gibbons Ray Richards, line coach at U. C. fishermen bringing in 2po bass and co is forested and some of these L. A., is beginning to pay off. half a hundred halibut. The Len- Offers You timber resources are worked com- I always did think all the Bruins brooke accounted for 600 bass and INEST needed was- good material and this 150 halibut for the day's haul. Pier merciallv. ASTEST of Charter Boats year they have it in quantity. La fishing was unaccountably slow. LEET Brucherie, Richards, Calhoun and accounted for 400 bass and 50 Hollingsworth make a well-round- halibut. 1 he Pier was again 'slow. The Gee Bee had one happy Available for ed coaching staff which is the catch of albacore On Sunday, ditto- Live Bait - Trolling - Swordfish - Pleasure Cruises equal of any in the Tuesday was another country today. ing the previous day's catch. good day and In East last week the Army Once for Cobido fishermen. The Leii- Moonlight Excursions .the again the half-day boat, Lenbrooke, really showed its championship brooke fell off a little in its catch Featuring Trips to caliber accounted for the largest fish haul, by behind of bass. the Rei- - - coming - from to its fishermen bringing in 6so bass On Pier, Jerry Anacapa Santa Barbara San Nicholis Catalina beat a very good first prize Michigan team all of them man again snagged for (20 to averaging around a Cabin Accommodations - - Boxes 13) ... On their present a 5 pound halibut catch. Pier regu- Galley Ice pound apiece. The halibut catch on

- standings what a game for the Rose lar Mrs. Lansbury of Long Beach - this boat amounted to 200. Pier "ARROW", 37 pass. "BLUE STREAK", 20 "ANN", 10 Bowl—U. C. L. A. Army! took second prize with a 3 pound vs. fishermen had poor luck. Malibu Pier Phone 8241 catch. I beIreve in democracy because Limits for all! That was the it releases the energy of every hu- lucky news from returnee fisher- man being.-—lVoodrow IVilsoii. men aboard the Cobido and the All the ills of democracy can Lenbrooke on Monday Cobido be cured by more democracy.—Al- fishermen brought home 2.50 bass fred E. Smith. and 50 halibut. The Lenbrooke # Santa Monica Cold Storage PRIVATE LOCKERS

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; Keep the abb've schedule for reference EXPERT LUBRICATION STEAM CLEANING CAR WASHING Shock Absorbers - Universal Joints FINEST TOWING EQUIPMENT ON THE COAST MALIBU Phone Malibu 9662 PIER Phones: MALIBU 9152; &2*+ l ; 7015 23000 MALIBU ROAD MALIBU ROAD AT MALIBU COLONY 12 THE MALIBU TIMES OCTOBER 18, 1946 A Trio Of Hard-Hitting Veterans Cheney Uses Novel Device CLASSIFIED On Fire Lecture Tour ADS Five years ago this fall Captain j Tom Cheney of the Las Flores | (Classified Rate—73 cents per line; Forrester and Fire Warden De- cents in ad- 75 minimum. Cash partment appointed himself a com- vance. Card of Thanks, $1.00) mittee of one to make fire preven- OFFER SERVICES—WiII take care before District of house, yard for winter months tion talks the 24th in exchange for living quarters. of the American Legion and this Contact T. A. Phillips, Fire Patrol week once again Cheney began his Station, Las Flores Canyon. Ph. tour of the 36 Legion posts in the 8723 or S. M. 62991. District. FOR SALE—Six burner, 2 oven gas Captain Cheney prepared a novel stove. Old Model. $25. Call Malibu visual means of conducting his five- 8691. minute lecture this year and is FOR RENT—Cement mixer and quite sure the new demonstration equipment. With or without oper- of what makes fire burn, the meth- ators. Cement slabs, foundations ods of control and the methods of poured. L. J. Kunz. Phone Malibu extinguishment, will prove quite JAMES B. The voters of three congressional districts in Los Angeles County have I JOLLY 7395. i Operotor for chosen 3 World War II veterans to represent the Republican Party in the effective. November sth general election. They are: left to right—Donald L. Jackson With a triangular pyramid de- I Coast Investigators of Santa Monica, 16th congressiinal district; Richard M. Nixon, Whittier, vice on the top of which is mount- Glendale Beach, 18th con- 1 50 Ft. Beach Lots 12th congressional district; and Willis W. Bradley, Long light to i 134 N. Brand Citrus 1-7326 gressional district. The Navy and the Marines claimed the services of these ed a red simulate fire, On beautiful Puerco Beach, 1 Cheney t Formerly with Sheriff's Malibu Office men in World War 11. Bradley is a veteran of two world wars. demonstrates what happens %. mile from Maiibu Inn. This | when oxygen, one of the three ele- section will be entirely free j Burns" Seek Permission To Make |ments necessary to support combus- from highway traffic. Single- i "Pavement Painful, tion, is eliminated. Removal of oth- family residence of 750 square Says 'Cycle Spill Victim Non-Scheduled Flights jer panels from his device, simulat- feet permitted. DAVE DUN- To Hawaii, Puerto Rico the removal of fuel as If you have never suffered from ing (such CAN, Malibu Inn. Phone Mali- brush, houses, etc.), and the re- the common injury known to cycl- If permission is granted for ex- j bu 8207. moval of heat, the third element ists as "pavement burns," you tension of non-scheduled flights to necessary to support a demon- really have no idea how painful .Alaska, Canada, and Mexico, it i fire, RENT—Cement half how a fire can be put out. FOR Mixer, they be. This, at any rate, iS should also be granted for Hawaii, jstrates sack size. Call at sth house from can one Captain Cheney states that per- , the considered opinion of Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Is- beach on Topanga Canyon Road. haps more than any other single See Sims. David Johnson of 3200 West 133 lands, directors of the Los Angeles Hawthorne who took a of today told fear, fire strikes terror and panic Street, Chamber Commerce in the hearts of people. spill from his motorcycle on Mali- the Civil Aeronautics Board. This fear, BEACHCOMBERS' BABY he says, is largely due to a lack of there, bu Road last Saturday and "burn- A proposed amendment to reg- $32,000 furnished —Hey understanding in how to prevent Matey! One look and you'll cast ed" the skin off both hands and a ulations which would permit aerial fire before it starts and how to an anchor here; 75 feet ocean right arm. He was given first aid carriers to conduct non-scheduled Refreshing 3 bedrms., cope with it after it has gotten frontage. treatment at the Malibu flights to and 2 ba. Ig. liv. rm. fireplace. Ex- Sheriff's Alaska, Canada, under way. quisitely furnished in restful office. Mexico will be considered by the rattan. Your ships will come in Others who were treated at the CAB in Washington on November when you drearfl your cares Malibu substation last week for 12. The people never give up their away with the Beachcombers Baby! Phone for appointment. minor injuries were June Schnaec- Chamber directors asked the liberties but under some illusion, HOUSE OF RYAN kel of 1327 Highland Ave., Glen- CAB to include Hawaii, Puerto —jßurke. Bradshaw 2-1125 dale and Phillip Chariot of 1202 Rico and the Virgin Islands in the 8516 Sunset Blvd. Greenacre Ave.. Hollywood. Miss amendment if it is adopted. Schnaeckel appeared on Sunday "Non-scheduled carriers are, by and was treated by Deputy Walter special order, exempt from certain NEW BEACH HOME TROPICAL Penland for a torn finger nail. regulations such as the requirement FURNITURE Chariot had a mashed right toe for a certificate and the necessity

Rattan - Bamboo treated and bandaged by Sgt. Gary to serve regularly and consistently Floor Coverings and Furnishings Moreford. What, is there no doc- an established route, but must tor in the house? observe safety regulations and just OUT MALIBU WAY SEA ISLAND SAILS CO. 12217 Wilshire, Blk. W. of Bundy and reasonable rates. On the magnificent palisades, not far from Malibu Trading Ariz. 91624 "If Hawaii is not included in Distinctive Voice the order when issued, non-sched- Post. Site 125 feet by 470 feet, from highway to tide line. Pays Off in Films uled air operations would be barred House of concrete block construction. Fireproof roof. Three between the West Coast and the FOR FAST SALE—List your prop- HOLLYWOOD —As m a ny bedrooms. Glassed-in logia beach cabana. Furnished, ready erty for sale or rent with the Law- Hawaiian islands," President Hollywood fortunes have been to go. $33,500. rence Block Co. Have Mr. Kramer E. Shelton said the directors made clever set of vocal James visit you. Lawrence Block Co., 174 with a declared. No. Canon Dr., Beverly Hills, Brad. cords as with a pretty face or fancy SEE 23391, Crest. 15241. figure. A voice with a personality has The albatross is the largest of LISTING WANTED Las Tunas been paying off dividends in movie- the web-footed birds, weighing and Topanga Beach cottages. John land ever since the flickers learned about 20 pounds. Its wings meas- DAVE DUNCAN MarshaM, Broker. Ph. Malibu 7235. to talk and today a distinctive man- ure from tip to tip 12 to 15 feet. • : ner of speech is the most valuable The albatross is frequently seen Selected Properties Along 25 Miles of the FOR SALE—Hillside lot, Silver trademark of many of the biggest great distances from land. Lake Dist. Rural atmosphere. 7 min. Malibu Coast downtown L.A. Red Car. $lBOO. Bob marquee names. They are the Holdeman, 27500 Malibu Rd., Rural stars whom the fans recognize in- Support your Community Chest. Rt.'l, Box 45 B, Cornell, Calif. stantly at the sound of their voices Give—not until it hurts, but until MALIBU INN PH. MALIBU 8207 anywhere any time. someone else hurts less. DOLLS Lndd Credits Voice / Seaming Susan Dainty Doll Twins Recently a writer interviewing Frame Little Faces In Happy Grins Alad Ladd after seeing and hear- play a scene for his new Sale At Malibu Inn ing him For starring picture, "Two Years Be- Doll Outfits and Frocks for fore the Mast," asked him what Tots Made To Order single talent he would credit the For Appointment, Ph. S.M. 43818 most for his phenomenal success. Rancho Malibu He answered quickly: "My voice." The Know-Nothings was a pop- He had good reason for- his "Native Ameri- ular name for the choice. It was his remarkable FOR SALE can" party formed shortly before voice, with its low, vibrant tone 1855. This party gained ground and clipped enunciation which led for then lost hopeless- awhile out to his discovery by Hollywood. ly in 1856. The distinctive princi- Sue Carol, the former star and ... Westward Beach Property ... pal party belief that j of this was a actors' agent who later became the government of America must Mrs. Alan Ladd, heard him on a \ 94 Foot Beach Lot At $75.00 Per Foot, be hands Americans. kept in the of radio program and sent for him x No Need For Pilings Naturalization to follow only was without even knowing what he years probation. Allegi- after 21 looked like. The rest is now screen ance to any foreign potentate was history. to be a bar to selection for any po- litical office. The order was a sec- The Groaner and The Voice ret one and got its name from the Bing Crosby, who calls himself BUSCH members always professing to the Groaner, and Frank Sinatra, LOUIS T. CO. "know nothing" when asked aobut whom the bobby-sox brigade calls 2616 Wilshire Blvd. Phone M. it. the Voice, are vocal personifica- S. 54430 tions of Mr. Big with the music —OFFICES—- Mexico's most important exports fans of both the movies and radio. consist of oil and other minerals, Fifty million people who could- MALIBU LA COSTA MALIBU OFFICE TRANCAS OFFICE metals, fibers, coffee, bananas, cat- n't be sure of the color of the Bing 21361 Maiibu Road 23829 Malibu Road Malibu Rd. (Opp. Trading Post) tle, hides, skins, and chicle. Her Crosby or Frank Sinatra eyes Ph. Malibu 8161 Ph. Malibu 7462 Ph. S. M. 54430 normal imports include automo- would certainly never miss on the biles, tubing and piping, colors, voice. cloth, rayon yarns, tin plate, ma- chinery and accessories, etc. Subscribe to The Malibu Times.