Near Las Flores Acres for Site of Malibu Beach Malibu Sent To

Complete Local News All Malibu Coverage The Malibu Times Newspaper Vol. I—No. 21 MALIBU, CALIFORNIA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 Price 5c Back to School Petition Requesting Post Office in Malibu Sent to Postmaster General; More Than 350 Signatures Obtained Residents, Business People in Determined Attempt To Get Own Post Office; Fourth Try in 10 Years

The names of more than 350 petitioners seeking es- tablishment of an independent post office in the Malibu together with letters from community leaders were dis- patched by air mail to the Postmaster General in Wash- ington, D. C. last Tuesday. This marks the fourth con- certed attempt in the past ten years on the part of resi- dents and business people in this community to obtain their own post office. Enthusiastic Approval Numerous petitions were circu- lated throughout the entire Mali- Fire Completely bu district from Topanga Canyon Destroys McCray to Decker Canyon. 'Gene Brod- rick, past commander of Malibu Legion Post No. 605, headed the Cabin Near Piuma committee in charge of distribu- E:0 : *=te Loss at $1600; ting the petitions. Had it been necessary, hundreds more would Ong'n of Fire Unknown have signed the petitions, Brod- Fire bf origin thought rick said, so interested were the unknown hay: the people in realizing success this to started sometime in -Photo bit Templeman night or early morning completely back to Malibu the big yellow bus at Las Flores time in establishing their own post Well, it's school again! school children board demolished a small cabin owned to For office. Canyon. Sheriff's Deputy R. L. McMackin stands by watch proceedings. the first week of by Mrs. Gordon McCray at the school, deputies from the Malibu office will be stationed at school crossings in the district to assist "There's no stopping them this junction of Las . Flores Canyon misun- Brodrick said. and educate the new pupils as to where they can be picked up, thereby avoiding confusion, time," "They want Read and Piuma Road Sunday, derstanding and of the a post office and they intend unnecessary crossing highway. to get to' records of the Las The according one. people will not be satis- Flores Forester and Fire Warden fied with half measures. Other station. Damage was estimated at Kerwin Acquitted Option to Purchase Two and Half postal a interests, recognizing lu- $1,600. cretive field in the Malibu, would Violating McCray, who lives Of the Acres for Site of Malibu Beach like to prevent the establishment Mrs. at 821 No. Los Angeles, of an independent post office here. J/2 Sweetzer, Offing, Says was not around at the time of the State Labor Code Theatre in Guttman The people simply will not be fire. The cabin was used for stor- Cafe Man Plans to File Progress Made in Preliminary Business Negotiations satisfied with a branch or rural station." ing lumber intended for construc- Counter Suit for Damages With Officers of Home Improvement Assn., Claim tion work on the mountain proper- Inspector Visits Malibu ty. (By HENRY GUTTMAN) Postal Inspector William F. Acquitted in Judge L. The un- John Over the weekend some progress was made in the Oaley of Beverly Hills conducted fire was not discovered Webster's Malibu justice court til it had all but burned itself realization of the Malibu Beach Theatre. Partial meetings a survey of the Malibu area last out. Wednesday afternoon of a charge Several hunters stopped at the Las took place in the different homes of officers of the Home week to learn first hand the needs of violating Section 222 of the Flores Forester Station and Improvement Association with the result that an option of the community. Daley talked report- Labor Code of California "With- ed the fire around 9:30 to purchase two and one-half acres will be granted, right to many residents and business Sunday holding of part of wages- as estab- peo- morning. When equipment at the old entrance to the Malibu Beach Colony where the ple in the Malibu and seemed im- arrived lished bv collective bargaining," at the location an area anticipated theater and the parking facilities will be built pressed by the peoples' determina- of 4 or 5 Frank Kerwin, owner of the Sea- acres had been burned over and Malibu Road in the near future. tion and unity of purpose. comber Cafe on near the cabin was in smoldering ruins. the Malibu today declared Contrary to the mistaken notion Pier, Same Location As Fire his intention filing counter anyone else, and from the creative of some residents that establish- '42 of a Fire Warden officials reported action for false arrest, naming the closing the much point of view, it is nearer to his ment of an independent office in that it only miracle that Culinary Workers' Local heart. In this direction we will this area would mean the loss of was a Union, prevented the No. 814 and its president, Robert have to look for the dynamo that rural delivery, Daley said that such fire from spreading into the thick growth of sumac C. Holwagner. will keep the wheels of this thea- would not be the case. Should an and brush and causing a repetition Kerwin was tre moving. We could also take office be set up rural represented by here, delivery (Continued on Page 12) Marcus C. Clarkj Los Angeles at- theatre project this literally because a modern would continue out of the Malibu torney. The union and its presi- revolving stage is being planned. office just as it does now out of (Continued from Page 10) Spare No Efforts the Pacific Palisades office, the Results of Annual of the associa- Once the blueprints of the thea- inspector said. tion who own tre are approved and the policy All of the 358 signatures were Membership Meet Hunter Arrested the land, and if Henry Guttman settled, and the financial problems obtained under a petition-heading you give an op- arranged, we will know what type requesting that a post office be At Trancas Told , want be (Continued on page 3) Near Las Flores tion to yourself, you to established in the Malibu to be than when dis- Elect Forestry more conscientious known as "Malibu, California." Officers; Adopt Station posing of same to outsiders. No Telephone Co. definite location was requested By-Laws, Outline Plans • Tells Judge He Was Told Problems to Overcome in the petition, it being recognized There other problems to that postal (By IViisun B. Heller) Ignore Posted Signs' are Answers Service authorities would deter- To overcome, before the actual con- mine the most convenient location The annual membership meeting of this theatre take for the of the Trancas Beach Association, Apprehended in the actual act struction can Extension Bid greatest number of people. but with the most held Sept. 1 at the home of War- of shooting at a deer on Las Flores place, coopera- Appended Letters George den Woolard, 30800 Broad Beach Canyon Road within 100 yards tive spirit of Mr. Barrett Legion Resolution Brings In a letter appended to the peti- Road, resulted as follows: of the Las Flores Forester and and the Marblehead Corporation, Promise of 2 Pay Stations tions from the Malibu Beach Fire Warden Department and who arc willing to waive their Home Owners Association, a re- By-Laws, drawn up by the exclusive rights for any business within sight of a" "No Shooting" In answer to a resolution adopt- quest was made that the post of- Board of Directors, were adopt- .sign, Elmo Smith Evans, 38. venture on the Marblehead land, ed by Malibu Post No. 605 of the fice be named "Malibu Beach Post ed. it seems that the last obstacle can Office." M<3M studio _ laborer, pleaded American Legion and printed in Enforcement of deed restrictions is anticipated guilty to a charge of discharging be It this newspaper two weeks ago, The text of the letter is as fol- by the Board and the Association both George Barrett the a gun in a closed area and w>is that and asking the Associated Telephone lows: Attorney was authorized. Marblehead Corporation will give The Postmaster given one week to pay a fine of Company to establish emergency General Four of the 5 Directors were waiver, which will be Washington, D. C. $lOO or serve a -50-day "jail sen- telephone stations at convenient lo- re-elected as follows: Merle ded with Dear Sir: Oberr tence. together the option cations in West Malibu, the fol- Young, War- In connection with the attach- on Ballard, Robert • This, ever uy the land, after which a lowing letter was received this was the largest fine ed petition from j den Woolard and Wilson B. Hel- meeting of the parties direct- (). residents in the imposed for violation of the no week by K. Sherman, com- Malibu ler. Richard Polimer would Kritten area please construe this | not ly interested in financing the shooting ordinance; by Malibu's mander of the Malibu Legion as a formal request by the Mali- stand for election. Welton T. theatre venture will take place. : fighting jurist. The fine could Post bu Beach Home Owners Associa- Beckett, LA. architect, was elect- The work will be so divided that a have been heavier, Judge Webster Malibu Post 605 tion, non-profit corporation, ed in his place. the burden will not fall on said, had there been any evidence any American Legion representing all of the people liv- At Board individual. This will Department ing a meeting held later, that Evans actually killed a deer. one give the of California in the Malibu Beach Colony, Dear for Warden Woolard was elected Told To ranee of Quicker and better Commander Sherman: a Fourth Class Post Office, Ignore Signs to be When asked why he deliberately This will acknowledge receipt located at any convenient chairman, replacing Wilson Hel- of the resolution passed by your place in the Malibu district; said prom- he most enthusiastic support- resigned. Mr. flouted the law in the face of pertaining office to be ler, Beckett was of the theatre and Post to telephone serv- named Malibu Beach inently posted signs; Evans told are Mr. ice in the Malibu area. Post Office. elected secretary-treasurer and also the court that his friends had told RMrs. Joseph Swerling, old resi- your orders There has always been named the legal architec- For information a very was as him "to ignore the no-shooting dents of Malibu Beach. Mr. have been placed for cable and considerable amount of confusion tural committee succeeding in foot- signs—the*y didn't mean anything." Swerling, being a known writer central office equipment with In the necessity of mail being ad- steps of the Marblehead Land "It's about time you hunters himself, naturally sees the possi- which to extend our facilities dressed to residents here via Pa- Company Committee. (Continued on page 3) bility of the enterprise more than (Continued on page 8) (Continued on page 3) (Continued on Page 12) 2 THE MALIBU TIMES SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 Sly£ Halilm Stes BRIEF BARKS By MARION M. CHANDLER Published every Thursday at 1414 Second Street, Santa Monica, California It has often been said that dogs the Scriptures of the Tibetan Mas- Inside Malibu Editorial Office: 113 Rambla Pacifico, Rt. 1, Pacific Palisades, take on the traits and characteris- tiff who is considered the fiercest, Calif., (Malibu Road at Las Flores Canyon, Malibu La Costa) tics of their masters. If this is true most savage dog in the world. Telephone: Malibu 7955 of the individual dog it may also These dogs are never completely the Malibu —Other Offices— be said that in a general way, the domesticated, ■distrust and vicious- With In Monica, 1414 Second Street—Phone S. M. 50938 Santa traits and characteristics of the ness being considered required vir- TEMPLEMAN - REEVES D. = ; different breeds of. dogs is a re- tues of the breed. They are huge Templemax and Publisher Reeves D. Editor flection of the nature of the peo- in size and suggest the Newfound- Templemax Photographer Eileen Staff ples of their home land. land in appearance. GERMAN FILM—It is late. .Subscription Rates: $3.00 per year in advance. All subscriptions mailed. China has the distinction of be- India, though having a high re- I've just come from a showing of Advertising Rates supplied on application ing the oldest breeder of purebred gard for animal life, has contribut- a German propaganda film at the dogs on record. From China comes ed little. Like nearly every country, Malibu courthouse. Approximate- the Chow with almond shaped they have developed their own ly 50 Malibu-ites turned out to eyes, an called the picture made during the I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true. truly Oriental and prob- breed of Greyhound see the ably the most misunderstood and Rainpur Hound and is used for regime. Captured by the I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to Hitler maligned popular breed. In his na- not much as a sport Allies the film has been used in the light I have. I must stand with anybody that stands hunting, so tive land he is street dog or scav- as a material procur- this country by the United States right, stand with him while he is right, and part with him a but means of enger and does not carry the mag- food which is of no little im- Army show her soldiers how when be goes wrong.—ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ing to nificent coat which we find on our portance in India. the Nazi, machine operated. It is Chows. The majestic little Pek- Australia, like all countries of scored in German music and Ger- ingese, hails from China where the British Empire, has a lively man voice with no English sub- these tiny dogs are owned only by interest in dogs although little is titles—just as it was captured—- approxi- • the necessity of providing transportation for royalty. After many years of breed- known in this country of their pop- and has a running time of That Old Malibu school children to Santa Monica's over- ing in other countries they still ular breeds. The -Australian or mately 2 hours. crowded schools, the problem of establishing show a preference for the finer Sydney Silk Terrier is a most at- LESSON—For two hours we • comes things such as a silk pillow and our own schools in the Malibu once again tractive dog, small in size and re- watched a staccato flow of scenes School It definite into focus. We must never forget this need. have a aversion for cot- sembling our Yorkshire or Skye depicting the invincible power of Problem is more apparent this vear than it was last. We. ton or wool. Although a very stur- Terrier. There is also the Kelpie, the Nazi war machine. We saw * ' recognize the probability that we will be ao dy breed physically, they demand a working dog, used as a sheep or the Nazis glorying in this power, < used, as before, of being premature. We believe, however, that as long pampering as their inherited right. cattle dog. From the Greyhound, hurling it arrogantly at the world. j& there are enough children to warrant the daily use of several school Like the Peke in facial expression Australia has developed the Kan- We saw them eating up nations, ' a and general conformation is the buses to and from the Malibu, the promotion of school system in our garoo Greyhound which is used consuming them in great onrush- Pug but short coated. S>wn community can NEVER be considered premature. for hunting. ing gulps and for comedy relief Several attempts have been made on' the part of interested parents Japan has contributed little to Egypt's contribution to dogdom they interjected scenes of the pit- •r. resolve this problem. Most of them have met with little success. dogdom. The Japanese Spaniel be- has been large. Records of the eously inadequate British Army, JHow long must we exist as a community whose interests remain secon- ing the only recognizable breed Greyhound go back centuries and the French army or scenes of Hol- dary in the county to those of other communities? How long must we whose origin may be traced back it is believed that the breed origi- landers marching in a thin stream "!>■■ satisfied with half measures? How long must* we tag along until to the land of the cherry blos- nated in Egypt. From the fastest along cluttered roads where the tihe powers that be GET GOOD AND READY to do something? soms. We have talked to many re- dog on earth, has been developed devastation was great. It was a turned service men regarding dogs of In a communication from Mrs. Max Couchois of Latigo Canyon the Whippet, the Saluki and the lesson in power. It was a show commonly seen in Japan and v. ho has devoted a great deal of time to this problem, she states: we Afghan Hound whose popularity massed strength". It was to let the been that there is little '1 have written reams to Mr.Ray Darby, our district supervisor, to have told in America is increasing rapidly German people know that they interest purebred Mr. Trillingham, superintendent of schools, and almost anyone who in dogs and the due to the unusual appearance, were the masters and therefore majority of the dogs the would listen. The results add up to exactly 0." seen on keen intelligence and fine temper- their leaders deserved allegiance streets are similar appearance It has taken 10 years to get any real concerted action on the post in ament of the breed. from the common herds under to our fox a office situation and even while signatures were being collected for the terrier but in variety Space will not allow further dis- them. of colors and have long tails. Many special petition airmailed this week to Washington requesting estab- cussion of dogs of foreign origin TRICKS—There were many German Sheperds were purchased ot such an office, our desires were met with opposition. in this article but we will at a lat- clever tricks in cutting, editing lishment in this country and shipped to Surely we not have to wait 10 years for a solution to our school er date take up breeds from Eng- and photography to create the il- do Japan during the years preceding problem. Malibu is not second-hand community certainly Malibu land, France and Germany, many lusion of unbeatable power. The a and the war. Although we consider the of these -being our most popular point v. >M not stop pitching for the things it needs, opposition or no opposi- white German Sheperd of little photographers had made it a dogs in America today. An inter- crowd their frames with the value, the Japanese showed a pre- to esting observation might be that of marching soldiers or ference for that color. these figures dogs, no matter what may be their with the mass of machinery. From dogs were undoubtedly purchased native land, change considerably as the sidelines great hordes of peo- * to be used as war dogs, the breed ■ and America have raised a storm of controversy. to conformation and temperament ple cheered frantically. The film will probably quickly die out in Unhappily the controversy rages oyer whether ac- after a few generations of breed- so that True Or Japan. editors cut the picture cusations in such books and articles are true or ing in-this country. Whether these scenes of mass quickly land followed . mystery, False false. The implication is that, if the accusations Tibet, of situated changes are improvements on the on scenes of mass, so that the move- beyond the Himalaya are true, we are right in looking down our noses mountains is breeds is debatable but they do de- ment was alway forward. Mon- dog loving at our British cousins and possibly should even thumb our noses at a country. As far back finitely take on what might be tages were used effectively to i. And vice versa. as 64U B.C. we find reference in termed tli? American look. bridge over tiresome detail. It was There is, however, another way of looking at it. Whether true a good job of film making. Ihe or false any one publishing such accusations seems to be deliberately post. Everyone who can, should Wagnerian scoring lent austerity trying to between United States the drive a wedge the and United AMERICAN LEGION go. This is the first meeting of and it was easy to see how the .Kingdom. The motives behind this attempt should give us ample cause NOTES the new year under the new offi- German people could be trapped •*o stick together whatever cause we have, or think we have, to split. single By K. 0. Sherman, Commander plans into believing that no other Perhaps there have been Englishmen who want to use America cers and their will be out- prevail Malibu Post 605 or combined force could .simply to pull British chestnuts out of the fire. Perhaps there are Amer- lined. against such superiority. who to pull of Europe and "leave England holding the icans want out LEST IVE FORGET—h is bag. Neither the attitude of a whole nation. And both are Vote Yes on Proposition No. 1, First Vice Commander Connie represents good for us to see these films- at potatoes compared ballot and give World .small witii the design of those who want to start November Upham has taken his family on regular intervals as we go along, War No. II boys a chance to bor- A dog fight between us so that, while we snarl at each other, they can an extended vacation up North. lest we forget that such a power the bone. row money for a home or farm away could ever have been allowed to as the World War No. 1 boys »tchThere is something to bind us together too strong for any differ- just Comrade Charles Gammon of develop. Our forgetting .and our to split. This is had. It will not cost the taxpay- ences not our common language—not even our com- Santa Monica Post 123 and Com- not caring are the things which a cent. is entirely .THon ancestry—-but our common ideology—our belief in the worth of ers The cost rade Ray Rowe of Star Post No. such hideous development borne by the borrower. This pro- make a the individual, in freedom, the moral responsibility of men and nations, 309 visited our «tteting to see the possible. I think I the word is related any other use democratic form of government and our faith in God. And, when position not to war film. ''hideous" advisably. There is split on the ballot. me attempts to force a between two great democracies, there something very cruel about mass- reason to believe hold other vtry that they some ideology, hostile to Comraoje Gene Brod rick got off ed strength when it is organized democratic way of life. Carl Hilbert came Comrade the petitions for a Malibu post- for evil and selfish purposes. It I with show Mon- through a fine office to the Postmaster General behooves us to be vigilant against night. Four reels of captured Carrere I MISS THE BEACH day a by air mail on Tuesday. the rise of such a power again. Master Misses propaganda film showed German ANECDOTE—We talk- The Malibu—In Verse I miss the beach way out how the invincible German army were Comrade Dunlap made a week- ing about how people got tangled there overran Europe. Many of our Moving back to Santa Monica end trip to Curly Lambeau's ranch up in their own feet the other day In the middle of no- friends and neighbors as well as after more than halt of his years in Hidden Valley and back man where— members enjoyed it. came when "Evy'* Eveland, about Malibu hard on with a fine case of poison oak. Malibu, came up with the story spent in the was I miss the tides and the Adios until next week. about the little corporal—and he 11-year-old Leon Robert Carrere, waves to before Don't forget register didn't mean the demagogue Hitler ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward That come in with them— Sept. 26 so you can vote in No- The Koran is the name of the either. Carrere, formerly of Topanga I miss going grunion hunt- vember. It the ing book containing the sacred scrip- seems that during first Beach. War when Evy was in camp, Out in the moon lite The 91st Division Association tures of the Mohammedon re- boot a letter to Mrs. McLean of there was a Jittle serious-minded In nights— has announced reunion ligion. It has been made the basis a great chap who had difficulty getting 18702 Malibu Road, Mrs. Carrere I miss not seeing a house for during the National Convention of all civil, military and social transactions. is usually written his feet to obey the commands of enclosed the following verse com- miles around, in San Francisco. They are Cali- It Al Koran—that is "The Koran," training officers—as well as the posed last week by her son after And not seeing the cattle fornia's own and know how. to do across the highway— things. Dore't miss it if are meaning "the reading." commands of his own brain. They he had gone to bed. Afraid he just refused to prope-rly. I miss not seeing hut one nor a former member of this fighting "track" tviight reap parental disapproval if Even two cars outfit. Leland Stanford University at when the drill master singled he turned on the light in his room Go by a day—- Palo Alto was founded in 1885 out the determined little private and made him march himself, ■while he composed, Master Car- I miss all these things way The next 24th District meet- by Leland Stanford and wife Jane by he managed to get out of step. rere wrote the following lines out there on the ing will be held at the Santa Mon- as a memorial to their only son, Well, despite locomotion difficulty, this .•under his pillow with the aid of beach ica Post clubhouse as guests of Leland, who died at 15 in Flor- a flashlight: In the middle of nowhere. the new Santa Monica Woman's ence, Italy. on Page 10) 2O, 1946 THE MALIBU TIMES 3 Option to Purchase Site Petition Requesting Post THE MANY IN ONE For Theatre in Offing Office Sent to Washington Lord of the Universe, shield us (Continued from fage. 1) (Continued from page one) and guide us, LITTLE STO&E Post which THE of theatre Malibu Beach can ex- cific Palisades Office,

Trusting always through . . pect. One thing is certain, no office has no identity with any Thee WE CARRY THE TOP LINES. shadow effort will be spared to build the beach, particularly with the and sun, Just Received Some New Models in jbest home for the theatre that can beach section known as Malibu. Thou hast united us, who shall very ? R. C. A. TABLE RADIOS be accomplished under present con- Yours truly, divide us MALIBU BEACH OWN- START SOON ditions, and to give the best in Keep us, oh, keep us, the Many DELIVERIES WILL ERS ASSOCIATION, For Delivery Now—One Norge Gas Range entertainment that only Malibu WARNER BAXTER, in One! Beach can offer and which could President —Oliver Wendell Holmes. ,not be bought for any amount of By Dave Duncan 21231 MALIBU ROAD money in any other part of the In a second letter appended to application will be given ravor- Phone Malibu 7922 Malibu La Costa country, because of the most pic- the petitions by Judge JL. able consideration. ture stars will be John guest performers Webster of the Malibu justice Very truly yours, at one time or another. court, long identified with the John L. Webster Subscribe to The Malibu Times We should be most grateful that fight for a post office in the Mali- we have a community paper like bu area, the jurist wrote as fol- The Malibu Times, which is lows : growing so rapidly under its lead- First Assistant Postmaster ership of Mr. & Mrs. Reeves D. Gen. Templeman, the usefulness of Post Office Department which will be so much more evi- Washington, D. C. dent and appreciated at a later Dear Sir: .date, when the theatre will avail During the past ten years we 'itself of its valuable support. It have made three attempts to will be helpful as in the past, to have a post office established at stir the interest not only in the Malibu, but without results. The community but outside of it as residents of this community are well. making one more request, and MEN'S STORE m SAUTA MONICA hope that Nation Looks to Malibu this time it will be FOR;?2S jfEARS: granted, for we believe that .we to you an Just give example of are entitled to it. ihow the nation is looking to Having our mail addressed io Malibu Beach, here is a quotation Pacific Palisades from the New York World Tele- causes confus- ion and works against the inter- 5 THIRD STREET 5344 gram of I 3 4 •TELEPHONE C September 10th, which ests of the people of Malibu, as reads: has been explained to Inspector "Famed throughout the William F- Daley, who has just - - Hats Arrow Shirts world as a playground is completed a survey Kuppenheimer Clothes Dobbs ..Malibu Beach, California, A big development is in pro- with its rolling hills and gress throughout the entire Mali- the curving strand of bu area, and we trust that this beach." That is what a city like New York thinks of Malibu Beach. We do only hope that we can live up to this reputation by deeds that are so carefully being planned for the future, by our capable and un- selfish leaders of the community. ream i Hunter Arrested Near Las Flores Forester Station (Continued from page I) [teamed to respect the law with re- M Kan) .to shooting and hunting in these mountains," Judge Webster said in passing sentence on Evans. "Perhaps those friends who told you to ignore the signs will be will- in j to help you pay your fine." .: ' Judge Webster instructed the !'>*#• 'i defendant to relay the information to other hunters that they would receive like treatment if they were brought into his court. "And that goes for everyone—l don't care who they are," concluded the jur- ist. Arrested By Wardens County Fire Wardens Fred Stevenson, Stan Daries and Tom Phillips witnessed Evans discharge the gun and held him at the sta- tion until Sheriff's Deputy Johnny I >e;me could be summoned from- the Alalibu office. The fire ward- ens said they saw another man in Evans' car but that he escaped into the brush when they picked j up Evans. The latter admitted that S£Sk»/§£B&S he had a partner "but said he did j not know the man's name, claim-' ing that he had "just picked him . for the ride out to Malibu". De-1 puty Deane confiscated a .32 cal- j ibre lever action Winchester rifle, the one discharged by Evans, *and j a .25-.32 calibre auto-reloading i • Remington, said to belong to j Evans' partner. This boat is 10 feet long, with 4-foot beam; weighs 70 lbs.; non-sinkable, and will hold mere people than it ; On Display Now will seat. The New Postwar 1947 Sfudebcsker For Information and Deliveries -Inquire

Full Line SPARTAN PRODUCTS SALES | Studebaker Trucks (Dealer for Al!-A[uminum Trailers—2s-Foot Spartan Manor Coach) Soles and Service AT GUNTHER & § Vernon C. Short OFFICE WOOD 19 Years in Santa Monica SEVENTH AND WILSHIRE, SANTA MONICA PHONE S. M. 59110 = Corner 16th and Wilshire Blvd. Phone 50968 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllllllllillllllJllilflUlllllllllililllllllllllllll.llllllllllfillllßgllUlllllfllllllliriHlllllllllHlll 4 THE MALI BU TIMES SEPTEMBER 20, 1946

THE ZIMMERMAN'S Los Tunas Isle Motor Hotel ALONG MALIBU WAY Outstanding Accommodations Private Beach - Swimming Pool Mrs. Ruth Ormsby, wife of quite a bit of trading at The Lit- LA TIGO CANYON Phone Malibu 9601 18904 Malibu Road Joe Ormsby of the Examiner Agen- tle Store. Paul and Helen McQuorter are cy, Malibu La Costa, left Monday on an extensive trip to the south- for San Francisco where she will Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shelley ern and eastern parts of the Unit- install the Nu-Orm Sales Promo- are closing their beach home at ed States and expect to be gone Harrison Contractors Inc. tion System at six automobile deal- No. 91, Malibu Colony for the for several months. Their young ers in the Bay district. Mrs. Orms- season and moving in to their Bev- son "Punkin" accompanied them. GENERAL CONTRACTORS by, of the system, has al- at Doheny In the meanwhile Sally and George inventor erly Hills home 9239 BUILDERS ready installed the sales promotion Drive. Last Sunday the Shelleys Douglas, brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. are remaining plan in a dozen dealer agencies in entertained a party of 20 Beverly McQuorter Excavating - Asphalt Paving Southern California. Accompany- Hills friends at their Malibu beach in the Latigo canyon cabin while their own across the ing her on the trip were Jean Rath- home. On Oct. 1 the Shelleys will building place For 16 Years a Resident of the Malibu borne who will be Mrs. Ormsby's leave for a three-week's visit to street. The Clarence Fedders BLVD. permanent superintendent in the New York and other eastern cities. are plan- 1403 WILSHIRE SANTA MONICA ning a lengthy trip east which will San Francisco area and Janice Phones: S.M. 56986 - Malibu 8233 take them as far as Philadelphia White. Mrs. Ormsby expects to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gale of and bring them back to their Es- be gone for a month. 27854 Malibu Road are making condido canyon home in December. an addition to and rebuilding their During their absence, the Roy Herb and Vivian Spurgin of home. The additions include a Wolfs, their near neighbors are go- Las Flores Canyon returned Sat- dining room, bedroom and bath. ing to keep a watchful eye on the urday night from a two week's va- The roof has been completed and to gardens and terraces with which cation jaunt Lake Tahoe, Reno th'e structure is ready for plumber City, Herb the Fedders have beautified their and Virginia Nevada. and plasterer. As soon as the work sal- place. reports the "Bucket of Blood" is finished the Gales plan to have on in Virginia City an interesting Mr. and Mrs. Wolf, residents a house-warming for their friends. of two months are more than en- place to see and "mighty well Dr. Carl C. Gummess and stocked" with hard-to-get liquors. John joying their mountain retreat. He Schweberger of the Zuma Beach is manager of the Seacomber and area visited the Gales last week to him goes much credit for the Mr. and Mrs. Elliott of REST . . . James and report the new home will be YOU'VE TRIED THE The Little Store at Malibu La success of this fine eating place one of the most beautiful in the . . . Costa, returned Sunday night from and the excellence of the cuisine. NOW TRY THE BEST Malibu. The Gales' two sons, Mrs. 'head a week's journey to San Francis- Wolf, cashier, brings Sidney and building e co. The Elliotts visited Mrs. Ma- Jr. Jack are the experience of six years at the the garages. jor Stanley Phillippi in Palo Alto world famous Beachcomber to her The Palisades' Newest and Most on the trip north. Mr. Phillippi is desk there and her able assistance Chief of the Reclamation Service Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gard- contributes to the fine service and Unique Restaurant and for the United States Government ner of Malibu La Costa had as pleasing atmosphere of this novel in Korea and became acquainted louse guests over the weekend Mr. restaurant. Lounge Room "with the Elliotts while serving with i.nd Mrs. R. E. Gardner of Eagle Terry Fieldhouse, son of Mr. Mrs. Harry Fieldhouse of La- —Featuring— the government in New Mexico. Mr. Gardner's parents, Dr. and While in San Francisco the El- Edwin P. Thomson, Eagle Rock, tigo canyon, has just returned from EASTERN STEAKS liotts visited the Tonga Room at md Miss Margaret Thomson of Mt. Shasta, where he was employ- ed this in fire suppression the Fairmont Hotel, the sky room Washington D. C. Miss Thorn- summer MILK-FED CHICKEN by the Service. He at the Mark Hopkins and attend- ion is a sophomore at Swarthmore United Forest has City College SEA AND -ed a performance of "Lady Wind- College in Pennsylvania where she entered in Santa LAKE-FRESH FISH Monica. ermere's Fan" now playing at the is studying medicine. • Mr. Wright's Curran Theatre. They were quite and Mrs. Milton "Butch" surprised to find HenryDaniell co- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee Gunn pet cat narrowly escaped POPULAR PRICES starring with Cornelia Otis Skin- of Malibu La Costa entertained death when it was bitten on the chin by a rattlesnake. They rushed ner. Daniell has been a frequent Dr. and Mrs. W. E. McCulloch Choice Drinks Served in the Lounge to the and the cat visitor to the Malibu and has done of Los Angeles over the weekend. it veterinarian is going to live. Mrs. Wright had We Cater to Banquets and Parties killed a rattler single handed just shortly before this accident to her City Gas in Your Malibu Home cherished pet. Word has been received from DRIFTWOOD ROCKGAS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evenson, now of Culver City, and former OPEN 7 NIGHTS A WEEK Natural Gas in Large and Small Tanks residents of Latigo canyon, of the 133 ENTRADA DRIVE SANTA MONICA CANYON birth of their first child, a boy PHONE S. M. 57489 C. H. SPURGIN named Richard Gary, on August 30th. "Serving the Malibu for 16 Years" Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Couchois and daughters Anne and Carol 23 Old Malibu Road at Topanga Beach - Phone 88C2 have returned from a camping trip to Sequoia National' Park. They report that September is the ideal month for really enjoying the beau- The Important Quartette ties of the park, as most vacation- ists have left it for the season, the weather is perfect, and the • Quality LAS FLORES INN nights not too cold for camping out. Kathleen, their third daugh- Finest brands obtainable. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ter is still visiting in Rockford, Illinois with her aunt and mater- • nal grand-parents. Courtesy . . . SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES Incidentally, Mrs. Couchois h | been appointed deputy registrar of Friendly clerks who go out of their way "The Best in the West" voters for Malibu Precinct No. 3 and those living in her area are re- to help. quested to re-register if necessary Werner G. Meyer, Chef so that they may vote in the gen- • eral election to be held November Service . . . For Reservations Call Malibu 8833 sth. The Fred Schus, long-time resi- In the Store, Delivery to the Home- dents of, or week-end visitors to their Latigo canyon have home, •

. listed the place for sale. Their son Convenience . . Robert F. Schur was wed on Sep- tember the 11th to Miss Betty Lou Serve yourself dispensers, easily access- WATER WELL DRILLING Taylor in a formal ceremony at ible food shelves. the Little Church Around the Cor- ner Pumps - Motors - Perforating in Inglewood and they will take up residence in Inglewood. Welding Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hays, daugh- ter and son-in-law have just pur- Easy Terms May Be Arranged chased a new home in La Cres- centa and will be moving in very soon with their small daughters Melinda and Nancy. Sale's — Malibu Market Joe Stephens, Jr Jean Couchois.

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September and October are ideal The following suggestions wn*, months to sow pansy seeds for fall Hold Barbecue-Card Party To prepare oranges or grape- submitted by readers of The Mali'. and early TIMES' RECIPES spring flowers. Anthony fruit for salads, put in kettle, cov- bu Times: __ Seeds may be sown in the open At Newton Home CREOLE CHICKEN er with cold water and bring to To keep garlic fresh, remove our-, boil. blanch er skin and break off all cloves,; ground or in flats. Protect seed- Mr. and Mrs. Newton Anthony DINNER Remove and with cold with chicken water. All fibre will come off with leaving unpeeled. Place in screw-*, lings some sort of shade or of Sherwood Lake were hosts Wed- 1 Roasting Tablespoons the skin, leaving fruit smooth and top jar and keep in refrigerator* locate seed bed where it will have nesday evening to a group of 5 Crisco sliced clean. Will keep fresh indefinitely. protection during the hot part of friends a barbecue and card 2 Onions, t at Raw diced the day. Do not have too dark a at their mountain home. 2 carrots, party Brooms dipped in boiling suds To keep corn on the cob fre-U shade—plants will be "spindly." Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dick 1 Cup canned tomatoes once a week for a few minutes will and crisp, remove husks and silk, After seeds start to germinate Marion of Sequit Canyon, Mr. 2 Whole cloves last longer they otherwise wash, shake off water and wraoj prepare a second bed for first trans- and Mrs. W. C. Laidler of Deck- V2 Teaspoon paprika than would. each ear in wax paper and put in planting. In this bed add leaf mold, er B. 3 Teaspoons salt Canyon, Mr. and Mrs. A. vegetable container in refrigera- peat moss and plant food as need- Smiley, Fred Vaughn, Mr. and % Teaspoon pepper Ink if covered immediate- tor. , ed. .Mrs. R. Black of Pasadena and 3 Cups boiling water stains, i ly with sweet milk and allowed to Pansies are heavy feeders and re- Mrs. K. Seraillian of Holly- 1 Cup rice, washed and drained J. sliced stand for some time, will usually Oxalic acid dissolved in hot waf-' quire more food than most annuals. wood. St.uffed olives, (optional). wash completely out of fabric. er will clean paint from windows.. Good drainage is very important. The next get-together of the Clean chicken, cut into frying When the third or fourth set of group will be at the home of Mr. pieces, flour lightly. Brown onions true leaves develope, transplant the and Mrs. Laidler, Purple Hills in Crisco. Remove them and brown young seedlings 4 inches apart each Ranch. The Laidlers, incidentally, chicken in pan. Put chicken in cen- way. Do not allow roots to dry out recently returned from a visit to ter of large casserole. Combine all while transplanting. Keep quite Vancouver. They were gone for other ingredients and onion, pour moist for three to five days. Pansy three weeks and motored through around chicken. Cover closely and SCOTT Crescent DALE plants appreciate having their fol- City, the Redwoods and hake 350 degrees until rice is dry iage moist at all times. As soon as the Grant's Pass region in Oregon. and chicken tender. Remove cover the young plants completely cover last 5 minutes, pile rice in serving the transplanting bed with well de- Food Sanitation In Public dish and garnish with olives.— veloped plants, transplant again to Eating Places Checked Courtesy Margaret Sloan, Las their final place in the garden. Give Flores Canyon. Hair Stylist them good drainage and abundant David W. Colfelt plant food in the final bed. Pinch Chief Area Sanitarian Godey's Lady's Book was found- out the tops if the growth is rank. Los Angeles County Health Dcpt. ed in Philadelphia by Louis Godey This will throw out side laterals in 1830, the first periodical Routinely, restaurants are check- for and produce many more flowers. ladies published. ed by Los Angeles county health ever Control slugs, snails and sow bugs. 2Z52S Malibu Rd. Phone Malibu 7711 Keep flowers well picked and you department sanitarians as to the food establishments made to the will be rewarded with an abun- dishwashing methods which they Santa Monica health center are dance of blooms. employ. Results of good or bad dishwashing and handling will followed up by the sanitarians. show up in a test known as the Hans Klehmets Give Dinner "rim count". This consists of Party for Mrs. Geo. Shehan swabbing the rim of dishes, espec- ially glasses and cups, thus deter- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Klehmet mining the bacteria count, which of No. 106 Malibu Colony gave is made in the laboratory. Under me. a dinner party last Saturday for 100 bacteria is considered a good uropean their guests Mrs. George Shehan job of washing, a poor or care- and three children from Smoke less washing may run into the Tree Ranch, Palm Springs. Mrs. thousands. This may be caused by Interiors in Modern and Antiques Klehmet.was a guest of Mrs. She- insufficient hot water, improper han at the ,iatter's summer home deturgents or inadequate supervis- in Oregon and made the trip south ion over new help. In such cases, With Mrs. Shehan and the chil- the sanitarian instructs both the dren. employer and employee and re- Guests who enjoyed the delight- checks later to see that instructions ful affair were Mr. Louis Browne are being followed. Improperly of the Upliftcr's Club, Mrs. Lion- washed dishes can be the cause of el Atwell, Brentwood; Mr. and spreading such diseases as trench fljjrs. Louis Pfau, Pasadena; Mrs. mouth, colds, influenza, tubercu- losis and other infec- Esther Frommer, Beverly Hills ; respiratory Count Dergerihart Wormbrandt, tions.' .Beverly Hills; Mrs. William Alli- Nothing is more annoying for son, Coronado; Harold Moore, a person trying to cat if bothered Vngeles; Mr. and Mrs. Gris- by flies or a fat cockroach walk- *^m&_ -■■:■>■: Raet/e, Brentwood; Mr) ing across the counter. If it were and Mrs. John Burnham, Jr., not for inspection, this aggravat- Pasadena; Miss Kay Campbell. ing condition would be more pre- , ood. valent, instead of a rarity in this modern day and age. These insects Mrs. Fred Harrison of Las can cany typhoid, dysentery and possibly infantile paralysis. ■*///¥s&&£■ Flores Beach entertained friends Wv+:::-!-X at the Beverly Club in Beverly Inspection also protects the pub- lic against fraud, Hills Tuesday night. Guests were such as the us? of The Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of Santa substitutes. refrigerator Monica and Mr. and Mis. F. comes in the picture in this inspec- Ellison of Kansas Citv. tion when the sanitarian looks for veal in chicken salads, unlawful preservatives in and ice-milk and Slip Covers meat, .Alterations for real ice cream. During the Miscellaneous Sewing meat shortages during the war, many a horse fillet was unearthed MRS. BRYSON in otherwise respectable surround- 17 Las Flores Canyon ings. All reports of insanitation of Custom-made Upholstering and Drapes From Stock or Ask tor Estimate THE VERY LATEST! Helen Custis Elastic Curl MALIBU-LA COSTA BEABTY SHOP We are proud to have the good-will of such satisfied customers in All Branches of Beauty Culture the Warner 'J Rossetre Juddludd Eveland 21229 MALIBU RD.RD Ph. Molibu 7844 Colony as Baxter, Gregory Ratoff, Conrad Nagel, Bert Shorr, Harvey Prister and others and to our friends Rudy Vallee and the Zimmermans of the Las Tunas Isle Hotel. Mineral Vapor Baths

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Crosby Foundation adornments, Milland merely mut- Subject ters, snatches them from his ears Made Film and hides them until ready to step AMUSEMENTS HOLLYWOOD—The Crosby in front of the camera once more. Foundation, organized by Bing to Subscribe to encourage creation of new ideas Avare, Filming the story of the hellship Pilgrim's Richard Concert Ladd Hurt for the betterment of living, will THE MALIBU TIMES, eventful voyage around Cape Horn Pianist, Big Fight be the subject of a screen short sub- Seeks Serious Scene century ago, was between Alan, a ject produced by Jerry Fairbanks playing a shanghaied sailor, and Minded Malibu Students HOLLYWOOD A savage for Paramount this autumn as a Louis Van Rooten, the brutal first fight scene in Years Before "Popular Science" short. Richard Avare, Spanish-Basque "Two mate. During the scene the ship COAST the Paramount's and If production of "The Emperor IJL concert pianist, native of Idaho, Mast," rough rolled and pitched in simulation of tumble epic, took realistic Waltz" has been completed by that THEATRES will appear Monday, Sept. 23, at sea a a vessel ploughing through the high turn when Alan Ladd fell and time, Bing will probably appear the Philharmonic Auditorium as seas, making it difficult for the ac- OCEAN PARK wrenched his back severely that personally in the short. n guest soloist on the French War so tors to keep their feet. DOME SMOI MOKICI 6-3?73 6■1.J11 he was unable to report for work Relief Program. Avare, who is In a wild exchange of blows Irene Dunne - Rex Harrison for a week. Operation Scenes Filmed seeking a limited number of piano Alan lost his footing and went 'Anna and the King of Siam" students in the Malibu, will play Director John Farrow had to down, twisting his back. He had to Twice in Crosby Movie Paul Kelly - Kent Toylor the. Warsaw Concerto and the revise his schedule to shoot around be helped to his feet and the pain "DEADLINE FOR MURDER" Chopin Waltz. Others appearing the star. was so intense that he was taken HOLLYWOOD—British cen- STARTS SUNDAY on the same program will be Eula The fight, one of a dozen which home and put to bed under a light, sorship rules regarding use of cer- Dennis Morgan - Jack soprano tain medical terms and the sight Carson Beal, of the Metropoli- werevwaged during the making of with hot pads applied to his back. of "Two Guys from Milwaukee" ton Opera Company; Elliott Fish- surgical instruments caused prob- "THE FRENCH KEY" er, violinist; Larry Adler, harmon- lems in the filming of Paramount's ica virtuoso; Margaret O'Brien, "Welcome Stranger," in which child star, and others. Charles The Reviewing Stand Bing Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald jCRITERiON sunt m«kici 5 8282 Boyer is one of the sponsors. portray roles as doctors. Barbara Stanwyck-Robt. Cummings One of the highlight Avare, prominent contemporary By Jim Markey scenes of "The Bride Wore Boots" exponent of Chopin music, has stu- the picture is where Bing performs Robt. Young - Ann Richards died piano seriously since he.was Jeffrey Lynn, Warner Bros, actor who won screen recognition an emergency appendicitis opera- "The Searching Wind" 12 years old. He received his first in "Pride of the has tion on his colleague, with star who recently returned to the Marines," Joan STARTS WEDNESDAY at the Sherwood Conser- been a featured part Caulfield assisting as an emergen- training studio after four years of army assigned in Our Hearts were cy Growing Up vatory of Music, Chicago, and "Possessed," Joan Crawford-Van nurse. Johnny Weissmuller service, will marry Robin Chand- In view of the fact that the Brit- from there traveled to Warsaw, Heflin starrer. McGuire has play- 'Tarzan & Leopard Woman' Poland where he studied under ler, fashion editor of the New York ed key roles in "Shadow of a Wom- ish censorship code prohibits use of Andre Skalski. His next training Journal-American, in Manhattan an," "The Man I Love" "Hum- such words as "ether" and anes- OCEAN fMf. 'sinti Monica was in Geneva,' Italy under G. on October 5. After a honeymoon oresque" and "That Way With thetic," together with the showing ROSEMARY 6-:J27S Martucci following which he con- in Bermuda, Lynn will return to Women,' soon to be released. of surgical instruments, many of Gary Cooper certized for five years throughout Hollywood, with his bride, for pic- ■* ■» * the actual operation scenes had to "THE PLAINSMAN" "LADY the Orient as a soloist. ture assignments. Erville Alderson, veteran char- be filmed twice, it was revealed by EVE" Coming to ter actor who has the Dr. Benjamin Sacks, technical ad- back this country, portrayed STARTS SUNDAY Producer Robert who a viser on "Welcome Stranger." Avare spent three years on a cir- Buckner, lugubrious role of mortician in Irene Dunne - Rex Harrison cuit of Women's Clubs as lecturer recently supervised "Life With his last 10 pictures, has once again For the English version, instru- 'Anna and the King of Siam' in oriental arts and piano interpre- Father" for Warner Bros., has been assigned an undertaker's role, ments in the operating room cabi- "Deadline for Murder" ter of oriental music. Besides a been assigned three more important this time in "Pursued," United nets will be covered with towels private concerts Warner properties for pro- States Pictures production. and dissolves will be used by Direc- jnll\t Monica 5 series of and re- early Aider- I WIL Santa ; 69951 citals in San Francisco, Avare last duction "The Last Fling" by son joined the company on loca- tor Elliott Nugent to create im- Charles Boyer - Jennifer Jones appeared as concert soloist at the Herbert Clyde Lewis; "The For- tion at Gallup, N. M. pressions of the actual operation. * * * "CLUNY BROWN" St. Francis Hotel in the Bay City. ty-Niners," an original by Paul Ray "Badman's Territory" Avare is planning a concert tour Wellman; and "The Apple Or- Martha Vickers, now stealing a Milland Hides of Mexico, Central America and chard" by John Kofka. scene or so from Humphrey Bo- Earrings" STARTS WEDNESDAY -* * * South America but for the present gart and Lauren Bacall in "The "Golden Clandette Colbert - John Wayne will remain in Southern Cali- Viveca Lindfors, famous Swed- Big Sleep," is popularly conceded HOLLYWOOD—When he "Without Reservation" fornia. He lives at 1938 North Ar- ish will make her Ameri- to be Hollywood's foremost once- heard what he had to wear in Para- Joan Fontaine - Mark Stevens actress, "From This Dav Forward" gyle, Hollywood, but has a loca- can screen debut in a bathing suit! seen actress. mount's "Golden Earrings," Ray tion in Malibu where he can ac- The opening scenes of "Night Un- A lovely vital blonde, Miss Vick- Milland emitted howls of indigna- cept a limited number of students. to Night," in which Miss Lind- ers was first seen by fandom when tion and declared himself of the Venice :hk He can be reached by calling Mali- fors is being starred by Warner "The Big Sleep" was nationally, mind to quit the business of mo- Olivia de Haviland bu 8299 or writing to Number 20 Bros., will be shot at Malibu released by Warner Bros. tion picture making. "TO EACH HIS OWN" Old Malibu Road, Rt. 1, Pacific Beach. Production starts within 10 Prior to this she had played fea Finally the star was persuaded Ed. G. Robinson - Orson Welles go Loretta Young Palisades. f days with Ronald co-star- tured roles in "The Man I Love," that "the show must on." But Reagan STRANGER" red. "That Way With Women" and he's wearing a grim look these days "THE * * * "The as he goes Subscribe to The Malibu Times, Time, The Place and The about the job of act- Sunday all Starts Gary Cooper Malibu's Own Newspaper. Don McGuire, versatile young Girl," of which are yet to be ing. "THE WESTERNER" shown for the general public. And For, at the demands of the script, also now she has begun a co-starring Milland, in the role of a British "SUSPENSE" part in "Love and Learn," her fifth army colonel making a perilous es- Composer Pianist assignment. cape through Germany disguised as SAWTELLI -.;/ Richard Avare chone west t. «:*»': .n't:s Current conjecture at Warners a gypsy, sports a pair of gold-looped Appearing at Philharmonic September 23 is that Miss Vickers is very like- earrings. Olivia de Haviland - John Lund ly to attain full stellar rating be- If anyone mentions the colorful "TO EACH HIS OWN" FRENCH WAR RELIEF PROGRAM Ed. G. Robinson - Orson Welles fore the public has a chance to "THE STRANGER" CAN ACCEPT get used to her. Limited number of students the serious-minded piano in "Which, of course," says she, "is Starts Tuesday—ln Color! Maiibu Colony and vicinity perfectly all right with me." Fred MacMurroy FOR INFORMATION * * * y "SMOKY" Telegram just received from the Paul Lucas - Susan Hayward Phone Maiibu 8299 "DEADLINE AT DAWN" Or Write 20 Old Maiibu Rd., Route 1, Pacific Palisades, Calif. United States Pictures' unit film- a western epic ing entitled "Pur- 112-77Sta.Monic3.. sued" near Gallup, N. M., reports ARizona3:37Q6. not a scene could be shot on the Gary Cooper - Walter Rrennan location sites until a tribe of Nava- Santa Monica's Finest "WESTERNER" HOWARD A. 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~ 8 THE MALI BU TIMES SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 More Help Needed In Sales Have Interesting Subscribe to BOOKS Veterans' Hospitals SOLROMAR NEWS Trip to British Columbia THE MALIBU TIMES, Rehabilitation and employment By Leif West Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sale re- for veterans goes hand in hand. Thousands of veterans in govern- turned Sirhday from a vacation They ment hospitals will soon be rehabil- Solromar is going to have a water spent m British Columbia. Your Watch itated and ready to take their place system! ! I'll believe it when the report having a restful-time in a in the field of gainful employment, beautiful scenery among provided they get the proper care water runs through the pipe! Any- country of cordial and hospitable people. at the hospitals and proper care is way, the pipes are being laid. The a Angeles to dependent upon personnel. Malibu Water Co., is putting in The trip from Los in £suick Review Seattle made The Veterans Administration over two miles of line to serve 73 was by plane. In by they steamship Protection Conducted needs help at most of its hospitals property owners. Two wells up Seattle took the Alice to Vancouver Is- LEOTA W. ELLIOTT in California. Birmingham Hospital Yuba Buena will supply the water. Princess at Van Nuys needs nurses and* at- land. The Sales stopped in Vic- There are 13 men on the crew All watch repairs are made tendants. Nurses' pay is $2,644 a toria for a visited doing day where they on our premises by master year and starting pay for atten- the work which is in charge BOOK REVIEll- the Capital building and Thunder- craftsmen. Your protection dants is and overtime. of the Hood Construction Compa- in line with our plan hav- $1,822 bird Park, the Crystal Garden, is threefold: (1) one year of Livermore hospital needs staff ing our Malihu readers occasion?) an under glass pool and tea room guarantee on all workman- doctors, nurses and attendants. imagine what it will be like and (2) full in- ally contribute their opinion of Just and spent some time in the shop- ship parts; Doctors' salaries range from $4,- to turn on a'faucet and water! No surance; (31 our integrity new hooks as they come out, Dav- ping district, where they found 049 to $7,102 per year. more hauling it, to run out at the as diamond merchants in the id Sokol Las Flores Canyon, Angeles-Hospital needs butter and meats plentiful, sugar Bay Area since 1887 is your of West Los same time the cars break down. the following comments on physical therapists, as do many scarce. All three were rationed. complete assurance of satis- offers Now 1 guess I'll have to wash my John Dos Passos' new hook, other hospitals. Openings are un- Clothes are cheaper than in the faction. (Ros; - s and thorns depart- TOUR OF DUTY: limited. Applicants must have a de- ears. United States they said, but the We feature the finest;jewelry gree (B.S. or 8.A.) and must be ment). t material is poor. Living expense repairing and manufacturing. Human beings are talking in the graduates of an accredited school Roy E. Howard, welder on the is also cheaper. dialogues in this most recent book of physical therapy. Starting sal- water construction job, liked Solro- " Ten days of the vacation were by Dos Passos and that is why aries range from $2,645 to $3,397 mar so well that he brought his spent in Cowrichan Bay, 32 miles lot, on Broadway b« per year, depending upon exper- Third and Fourth Sts. you away at the end with a wife, Marion and 6 year old sort; from Victoria. They fished there come ience. Apply at West Los Angeles fuller, hap- Terry from Long Beach here for every day, but had no luck, al- closer view of what is Hospital. a vacation. They will occupy a cab- pening to men all over this post- Application for of the jobs though the salmon jumped all any IV' :»ri war world. in on the C-H while Mr. Howard about them. mentioned may be made direct to r» c> is working here and I gather they h Dos Passos fought in the first the hospitals named, or through U. aCr 3?* i hope the job lasts quite a while so world war and came out to write S. Employment office at 155S Fifth Gre'at Salt Lake was first men- ,**.>**' the finest novel of that period Street, Santa Monica. they can enjoy the restful, zcstful tioned by the Franciscan friar diversions ''Three Soldiers." Now he is more offered here. Escalantcin 1776, but it was first subdued, still vigorous. His ideas Telephone Company Answers Bill Eyers still is in the Los An- explored in 1843 by Fremont. have changed a lot. In the exchange Service Extension Bid geles General hospital in Los An- of ideas between "a man of fifty geles suffering from undulant fev- ■and a young reporter" at the end (Continued from fnr/e 1) er. Hill writes me he is feeling of the book is the reflection of through to our boundary at the much better. He has been a mighty Cokey's Service Station Ventura County line. It Is antici- those years of experience and faith sick boy but is mending rapidly. UNION OIL PRODUCTS - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES — pated that the cable will arrive Hope he will soon be home again. SPECIALISTS IN LUBRICATION - WASHING - POLISHING and thought since the last war from the factories about the mid- 1 )el Gonzales of Serrano Can- Malibu 9302 "Now what would you say is dle of 1947 and in Phone: 21216 Malibu Road be service be- yon won first prize in the Cam- the difference, six, between Europe fore the end of 1947. arillo Labor Day running contest after World War Onfc and Europe In the meantime we propose with his Palamino "Sier- after World War Two?" to establish at least two twenty- Stallion, YOUR DOG! Give Him the Best four hour pay stations along the ra.'' "Well, for one thing World Medicated Baths - Grooming and Pedicure - Expert Trimming and highway within the next thirty to Dr. and Mrs. L. Mc- Stripping cut a path John - War One of devasta- sixty days. of Consulting Dieticians—SPEClAL Rate for a Regular Scheduled Service the but One these stations Laughlin of 2500 Reevis Street, tion across continent, if is to be located at the Malibu Los didn't the whole fabric Angeles and Mrs. Robert Ful- MALIBU KENNELS destroy of Trading Post and the other near ton. 626 Plymouth Bulvd., L. A., Pickup and Delivered Same Day 33419 ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY society ... I'd say that the moral (Zuma) Forestry the Station. were week end guests of Harry and social destruction just about Two or three more pay stations and Garnett Mitehel-1 at their new matched the physical destruction." will be established at strategic home at'Solromar. The Mitchells PLUMBING - REPAIRS "The level of European civiliza- locations as soon as facilities be- ROADS OILED AND PAVED named their home yet hop- tion sank after the first war. This come available in the Malibu of- haven't GEO. 0. DAUDEL BURT TANK ing to finish it before the "christ- LINE time it has sunk very much fice. P. 0. Box 32 more. Bus :ness Please be assured that the ening.'' In Since 1932 After World War One we felt • Phone Malibu 7955 1153 ILIFF ST. hopeful about the human race. The project now in the making will adequately serve the Malibu area. Solromar California S.M. 51254-71173 Pacific Palisades Russian Revolution seemed to open Carrere Art Director on Very truly yours, great for the workingclass." 'My vistas R. D. Collins Wild Irish Rose' "The Soviet Union's certainly District Manager. Edward Carrere, formerly of been a success, you wouldn't deny Topanga Beach, -and his brother, that would you?" Liberty Bell, famous (J. S. Bell Ferdinand, have just completed

"I certainly would. It's produced formerly hung in Independence sets for the Shepstad and Johnson Road Building - Fill Dirt a different social setup, but instead Hall, Philadelphia, was brought Ice Follies. Edward Carrere has L. L. HIGCINS of Wage slavery you've got real from but was been a. set for Warner England in designer Phones: S.M. 42933 - Malibu 7395 y to the State . . . The un- twice recast because it became Brothers for the past 14 years. He ; power of trie ruling cracked. It rang out the news of . is now art director on the picture in the Soviet Union makes the signing of the Declaration of "My Wild Irish Rose" which I U. S. POSTOFFICE - SOLROMAR, CALIF. you wonder whether the profit mo- Independence, July 4, 1776. I starts shooting on the Kith. tive is as bad as it has been paint- 700 Roosevelt Hgy. (101 Alt.) near County Line, West Malibu ed." NEW HIGHER PAY FOR THE ARMY Mails: 7 and 9:30 a.m.; 3 and 5:30 p.m.—News Stand—Free Public Library But this is not a political tract Groceries - Bakery Goods - Cold Drinks .' expression of some pet hat- Starting Retirement Retirement Plumber - Gunsmith

reds.- With rare insight, tol Grade Ease Pay 20 Years' Service 30 Years' Service Rifles - Shotguns - Pistols, Bought, Sold, Repaired and skill Dos Passos gives Master Sergeant or Auto and Tire Repairs John First Sergeant ..$165.00 $107.25 $1£5.63 us a picture of the joy and sick- Leif and Technical Sergeant .. 135.00 87.75 151.88 George, John, Eric George West ness in human beings as the Staff Sergeant or

of the war in the Pnilippines, Technician, 3d Grade... .. 115.00 the Pacific Islands and Europe. It Sergeant or Techricicri, 4th Grade.. .. ICO.OO Laves a deep personal feeling of a Corporal or BUILD WITH vast, superhuman un d e rtaking Technician, sth Grade. . 101 25 again on the edge of failure. Private, First Class 90.CD .* "In a word, sir, what would Private .. 84.38 " miMM nnii/ you say were the results of the In addition to the above, 20% increase for service 50%, rr LIGHTWEIGHT I I INSULATED Peace of Versailles?" member of flying or glider group; 5 % for each three years of service. "Fascism." rumm UKII\ re- _ "And what do you think the HIGH LIGHTS OF THE ARMED FORCES VOLUNTARY RECRUITMENT ACT sults of this present peace will be?" 1. Enlistments for l'/j, 2, or 3 years.,(One-year enlistments permitted "Fascism multiplied by Fascism, f»r men now in the Army with 6 or-more months of service.) I suppose." Building Blocks 2. Enlistment 18 (17 the Russians age from to 34 years, inclusive with parc-rts' con- "Then aren't right sent), except for men now in the Army, who may reenlist at any age, and in insisting that we stamp out Fas- former service men, depending on length of service. MADE OF PUMICE AND NOT TO BE CONFUSED cism in Europe?" . 3. A reenlistment bonus of $5O for each year of active service since such WITH CONCRETE OR CEMENT BLOCKS "The only cure for Fascism is bonus was last paid, or since last entry into service, provided reenlistment is PUMM-A-BRIK gives you LIGHT WEIGHT within liberty. The English speaking peo- 90 days after lost honorable discharge. PUMM-A-BRIK gives you IDEAL INSULATION ples at least have developed a sys- 4. Up to 90 days' paid furlough, depending on length of service, witS PUMM-A-BRIK gives you MINIMUM MAINTENANCE paid tem that the individual a travel to home and return, for men who reenlist within the prescribed PUMM-A-BRIK gives you FAST, INEXPENSIVE CONSTRUCTION assures time after discharge. certain amount of liberty and that Use PUMM-A-BRIK for inner and outer walls alike, 5. A thirty-day furlough with full carries within it the machinery for each year pay. and PUMM-I-BESTOS tile for a permanent roof, and peaceable adaptation to change. . ." 6. Mustering-cut pay (based upon length of service) to all men who are discharged to enlist or reenlist. you have ECONOMY, PERFORMANCE, BEAUTY and Early writers place the number 7. Option to retire ct hqlf pay for the rest of your life after 20 years' SATISFACTION service of Indians east of the Mississippi increasing to three-quarters pay after 30 years' service. All PUMM-A-BRIK, we believe, gives you o building that is MORE previous active Federal military service counts toward retirement. ATTRACTIVE, MORE COMFORTABLE and BETTER at the time America was discov- a INVESTMENT 6. Bcn-iftt r-'ier t*>e G. I. Bill of Rights for men who than any other building material at any price ered as 200,000. It is assumed that enlist on or before Octc';cr 5. 19'6. A 4-vear co'"ege, trade, ___ population at that time the Indian or U' : ":"i sc':ril courre with expenses Lifetime Trouble-free Construction paid, et tSc o 3-yeor of both North and South America e-i of enlistment. 5899 MISSION BOULEVARD was 12,000,000 though there is no 9. €hc

end too! If it isn't one thing—it's Reviewing Stand Laughter." Webb, who recently i I finished a starring role in "The another! (Conl'inufd page 7) from Razor's Edge," obtained permission Colony and scorpions. Teresa Wright, from 20th Century-Fox, to delay Chatter... Have been wondering what goes starred in the opus, simply couldn't his return to Hollywood for at on at Malibu. Had a night letter BY DOROTHY MORRIS work among them. least a year. Now in New York Katherine and Regis Toomcv -* * from x rehearsing for the play, Webb feels My dear Doretta: air was crisp and had the tang the other day assuring me that all Linda Darnell will make her de- that he needs a long rest bee re. For awhile last week. I feared of fall—the ground was covered was well at No. 65 and that Cindy rustled as but as a movie singer undertaking any more film or stage that I would never live to see Buf- with dry leaves that and Dusty were doing beautifully. full-fledged in the of "Forever roles. you walked over them. Fall is—- Poor Cindv—she was completely picturization # #- falo again—but HERE I AM! 1k of all the seasons—my favorite confused when I left. Have al- Amber." Miss Darnell, who has Sat in that ghastly Chicago Air- A special plane and the one I miss the most in ways taken her with me before a low alto voice will sing the same carried the cast until 7 a.m. when I- got out and of Son Battle" port California. Each day from now so suitaceses and the accompanying numbers that brought Moll Davis crew "B.ob, of on an American Airlines flight. to on on will be more colorful—then activity and confusion have always and Nell Gwynne, mistresses to Kanab, Utah, September 7th, Arrived at the Buffalo airport at for an suddenly—one morning the whole meant a for her too! She King Charles 11, to fame in the added scene in the Techni- Eastern Standard Time trip color 11:30 countryside will be ablaze with all danced around the home Sunday 1660'5. Otto Preminger, who will outdoor drama. A twenty- (12 -30 Daylight) just exactly five passenger plane shades of reds, browns and golds! morning like mad—and it broke direct "Forever Amber," has been was chartered twenty hours leaving Bur- from Paul recent after This color festival of Nature's my heart have to leave be- delving into song hits of that era Mantz, winner This air.age! Wil- to, .her bank! Father reaches its zenith slowly but hind. All her Buffalo pals have and has decided definitely on one, of the Bendix air race, to take liam there waiting for me— Peggy Ann Lon McAllis- was fades rapidly. The brisk fall been asking about her. She had a "My Lodging Is On The Cold, Garner, and what a welcome sight he was. ter, and Reginald along winds can denude the trees over- FINE time here last fall—really Cold Ground." Music and words Owen, He asked if I would mind stopping be the used 1664. with a camera and sound crew, to | night—and often do. I'm mighty seeing the city. I never knew will same as in the Country Club for fifteen * * * the location. The location com- at happy to be able to see all this where we would find her next. or twenty minutes while he signed pany shot the needed Sun- again—- She jumped every fence in sight Clifton Webb plans to vacation scenes on some checks (he's treasurer) as it * * » day and were back at the studio while in the city but as soon as along the French Riviera next sum- would save him a trip later. I Monday morning in time for sched- Buffalo is one of the oldest we got to the country where there mer when he ■ finishes his role in sank into an overstuffed uled shooting. gratefully cities in the country. The first were no fences—she never left the the Noel Coward play, "Present sofa and drank in the cool, clean, jd 4t tit oermanent ■ white settlers . came yard! It probably made sense to quiet, fragrant air. Sitting there here in 1784—calling it in those her—but it certainly never has to ever lived, through it either—but Gene Markey, unfortunately no looking out over the lush green days—New Amsterdam. By 1812 anyone else! as I've said before—Ah—me—- relation to your columnist, wrote gardens, the tennis courts and polo two the name had been changed to -* * * youth! Me for the simple life at endings for his first post-war fields, I had the feeling that I Buffalo and there was a popula- We are all out to Malibu! production, "My Heart Tells had never been away. California going Marg Me." « * •:::- His story concerns a New tion of 1,500! But tragedv struck and Bill's farm on Sunday for a and Malibu seemed not to exist. York model, a nice girl, who mar- I on the night of December 30, 1813 family party. Bill is the older I'm pit now for Niagara Falls Isn't it amazing how quickly we ries a heel. In the first ending 1 —Some soldiers and a band of brother and he and Margie bought —haven't seen them for over five humans can acclimate ourselves? Markey wrote, the girl, Nancy hostile Indians set fire to the this beautiful acreage several years years—and—Will let you know if Everything here is so green the Guild, reforms her husband, Vic- village destroying everything but ago (there were a couple of old they have changed. Have been trees are just beginning to think tor Mature, enough to a few homes. On April 5, 1816 barns on it more). trip forgive him. turning so nothing It is considering a over the falls i about though every , the rebuilt was In the other ending, Vic realizes village incorpor- in Eden, New York about 25 miles and through the rapids in a barrel | often you come upon a maple tree that he'll always be a heel, and ated as the "Village of Buffalo." outside Buffalo in perfectly gor- —what do you think? Shall do that has already turned startlingly A that he loves Nancy too much to few vears later—on October geous, hilly country. They nothing until I hear from you—- red. It will be beautiful soon! wooded, stick her with a guy like himself. 26, 1825—the Erie Canal was built a very comfortable house on in the meantime— Buffalo is known as the "city of opened Studio executives are_trying to de- and Buffalo REALLY it and planned to make it their trees"—(as well as a good many My love. cide which ending to use. began to grow until in 1832, with year 'round home with their-three Most other things) and the main' DOROTHY. of them prefer the latter ending. a population of over 10,000, she sons, Bobby, Donald and Peter. streets are lined with towering received her city charter. Today The first year they elms! There are 350,000 city lasted until she boasts over 600,000 and is January when they grew tired'of Specializing in Cold Waves owned trees in Buffalo's 42 square the fourteenth largest city in the being snow-bound and moved back Also "Machineless" miles—so you can imagine. That United States. She is also the to town for the rest of the winter. a lot of tree! Here—in front "LUPE'S" Shop is largest inland water port in the They spend Beauty in of 100 Lincoln Parkway—there their summers there Merle Norman Studios U. S., the second largest railroad and as many weekends during the are four lanes of them—all over 619 WILSHIRE Phone center and the FIRST city in the rest of the year as possible. Last BLVD., Santo Monica 52744 fifty years old. WORLD in flour and feed mill- fall we were there during the first d.upe Qualles - Las Flores Canyon) # s * ing. The Washburn Crosby Mill snow fall and it was like a story Yesterday afternoon I decided (General Mills) here is the larg- book land. The snow stays clean Craig, to walk out to see Al and est flour mill in the world with so much longer and glistens in the DR. STONE DR. JAMES MERRYMAN their family—2 boys, 1 girl and a daily capacity of 50,000 barrels sunlight. There is a little stream ERNEST (George, a dog Bill, Louise'and of flour—that is a lot of flour too that winds its way slowly through on Penny). Father Will lives one —Quite a city—BUFFALO! the property and when it freezes Optometrists (the * * * side of Delaware Park and Al the .picture is c o m p 1 e te.—You middle brother) and Craig on the The California Chamber of should see it on a moonlight night! 1148 Fifth St. Phone 52133 other. The walk through the trees, Commerce should give me an hon-. * -* * past the Park Lakes with the orary membership 'cause I'm cer-. Have 'already begun to worry lovely rose gardens, the Al- tainly boosting California casino, stock about my return trip—would like, bright Art Gallery and the His- around Western New York ! Most so much, to be able to enjoy a bit torical Museum takes only fifteen people ask me the same questions of the scenery. It is beautiful minutes but what a wealth of —two of them. "Is the weather Breakfast Nooks country and is a shame to miss it. beauty and history are crowded REALLY as wonderful as they Caught a glimpse or two over New CUSTOM BUILT into those few minutes! The His- say it is?" and "What are the Mexico and the little I managed torical Museum was built before movie REALY like?" In Featuring Style fceauty Comfort stars to see was adequate proof of that. the Pan-American Exposition of answer to the first question I as- My doctor friends at our Buffalo Stools, Love Seats, Settees, Chairs, Bars, Rumpus Room Furniture 1901 and was used to house the sure them that the weather is General Hospital tell me that New York State exhibits during MORE wonderful than they say In Chrome and Leatherette nothing was developed during the that exposition.. It was on the —and in answer to the second— war that is any better than the steps of that same building during I tell them about the stars Chromezrt Furniture Mfg. Co. living good old Sills." Have that same exposition that President in Malibu—Bing Crosby—Robert "Mother 1243 S. Olive, Los Angeles RI. 7-1615 or AX. 2-8014 always joked about the things but McKinley was shot by his assassin ! Walker—Warner Baxter Brian perhaps—if I had tried them The building was later turned over Donlevy Davis Joan Dennis sooner—l might have been spared to the Buffalo Historical Society O'Keefe Conrad Nagel and a great deal of discomfort both in which had been formed in 1862 by others who are our neighbors and the air and on the ocean! Millard Fillmore. In addition to are as interested in our local prob- Don't be surprised if you find me on HOW MANY FENDERS HAVE Mr. Fillmore—who was our thir- lems as anyone else. 1 also tell back covers of magazines and teenth President of the United how they gave of their time and things testifying for "Mother States—Buffalo gave us the only talents to help Bob Schuler, Bill Sills"— YOU DAMAGED WHILE man ever to be elected President Chaffee and Fred Shorr launch -* * * for two terms that were their Malibu Theatre Guild suc- NOT - Monday the day I arrived consecutive^—G rover Cleveland cessfully ! That reminds me—they PARKING DOWN TOWN? —we all went to Gingy and was our twenty-second AND were planning to have another John's (the young brother) for cocktails twenty-fourth President! (I re- play the end'of this month. Hope before a family dinner at the Buf- member hearing that on "Infor- I get back in time to see it—l'm LET US TAKE THAT RESPONSIBILITY falo Club. They have a grown mation Please" years ago.) The having reservation trouble on this daughter M a r n e y and a year old son John Thomas, EXCELLENT PICTURES thru SPECIALIZED FILM DEVELOPING Jr. There are certainly plenty BIDE A * SHOMELINEB Printing and Enlarging of us when we get together! Heard MARGARET HAMMOND many glowing reports of Mary Ellen's (the sister) coming out - - Prompt Attention to Mail Orders FOR WORK FOR SHOPPING FOR THEATRE party- (which I missed by three 117 W. CHANNEL RD. PHONE S. M. 43950 - days) -and surely wish I'd man- PARTIES - AND JUST FOR FUN aged to make it. Life here at 100 Lincoln Parkway is certainly some- thing! Doorbells, buzzers and TREAT.YOUR.CAR. TO. A telephones ring constantly and

simultaneously - Mary Ellen comes in as we get up—(the deb- FINISH BUILDER utante parties don't start, until The Motor Car midnight and they end with|break- Shoreline Transit, Inc. Ultimate in Beauty fast). We HAVE managed; a few- LOOKS LASTS words in between. She is paving THE MEET THE SEA" BETTER LONGER a whirl but is beginning to wonder "WHERE MOUNTAINS how she is going to managefto get Phone Malibu 7622 for Appointment through Christmas. vacation-Mhere Terminal Office 23738 Malibu Rd. Ph. Malibu 7814 are ALREADY 42 parties sched- uled ! I don't see how any of us 10 THE MALI Bft-TI'M,ES SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 Bartons Return From Two Man to Face Jury Trial Trade Shows in L. A. County Months' Tour of Alaska "SAVINGS" On Drunk Driving Charge Good for Business, Report Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Barton of Picked up Monday night on a Business can best be guaranteed for Los expand- Topanga Canyon have a lot of bench warrant following the issu- Angeles County's ed industrial production by getting good things to say about Alaska ance of a complaint by Wayne D, although they readily admit ."it's together buyers and sellers through Cornwell on a charge of drunk be back home in Cali- the kind of trade shows that nice to driving, Aris Dee Hayes of 1726 The re- brought more than 54,000 buyers fornia." Bartons returned South Oxford Street, Los Angeles, cently from a two month's trip and $584,000,000 in orders here pleaded not guilty Tuesday morn- in the" past Carl T. throughout many parts of Alaska. 12 months, ing in Judge John L. Webster's chairman of the Los They started the trip from Seat- Colt, Angeles Malibu justice court and asked for Chamber of domestic tle where they boarded a charter- Commerce a jury trial. Judge Webster set the trade committee reports. ed yacht as members of a Pan Pa- trial date for Oct. 2 in Malibu cific Good Neighbor Tour for the Hotels, restaurants, and amuse- court. ments also benefitted by the visit trip by water to From Juno. Juno Hayes was involved in an auto- of the buyers, who, in addition to most of their traveling was done mobile accident near Mineral placing orders for Los Angeles- by air via Pan Pacific Air Lines Springs in Topanga Canyon on made more than and Alaska Air Lines. hey visit- merchandise, spent 1 Sept. 1 when the car he was driv- $8,000,000 here. Colt pointed out ed as far north as Nome and took ing collided with one driven by that this business in both in White Horse, Mc- comes Fairbanks, Wayne Cornwell. At that time good and bad times. Kinley National Park, Circle Hot Hayes was arrested by Sheriff's Benefitting 150,000 Springs few Southland which is within a Malibu Deputies N. J. Sindelar workers directly, orders from the miles of the Arctic and Circle, and J. L. Deane and booked on a shows were distributed among 2,- many other places. charge of violating County Ordi- 500 local manufacturers and From Nome their party flew to nance No.- 1735, known ss' "drunk wholesalers, according to the re- Ankoragc where they .saw num- auto," which is distinguished from port. erous glaciers and from Ankorage "drunk driving" in that the sus- Stores handling items such as went to Seward at the Kenei pen- pect was not driving at the time furniture, home furnishings, toys, nnisula. Here they witnessed the he was arrested but was neverthe- giftwares, jewelry, leather acces- work, of some 59 families who are less in an auto. Hayes, who was sories, apparel, shoes, and millinery the survivors of 192 families sent taken to the Santa Monica jail, were mainly represented by the to Alaska in 1935 by the U. S. pending arraignment the next buyers. Covered in Colt's .report government to open up an agri- morning before Judge John L. were the Chamber's gift and art cultural district at Palmer. These Webster, was. released in Santa show and toy show, and the furni- families have done a remarkable Monica when he made $25.00 bail. ture and wearing apparel shows. job, Mrs. Barton said. The land When he failed to return for the has been cultivated and now pro- Inside The Malibu bail, Hayes forfeited the bail for Subscribe to The Malibu Times, due;;; quantities fine. large of vegeta- Name Locations Where (Continued from Pago 2) Malibu's Own Newspaper. who lives at 719 bles, some grains and is used for little private—we'll call him Cornwell, W. dairying. Malibu Times on Sale 58th St. Los Angeles, issued the that isn't his name Schultz because complaint against Hayes week- Mrs. Barton said she was most Issues of The Malibu Times —somehow became corporal. Evy last VATCHER & a end, claiming the latter ran direct- impressed by the beautiful flower are on sale at the following lo- j guessed this happened only because throughout Malibu ly into him. Det. Sgt. Kenneth H. SONS NURSERY and vegetable gardens throughout cations the I of a freak stubbornness. from Canyon to the Kriowles served the warrant. many puts of Alaska. Topanga When it came time for the com- Ventura County line: 1 he trip was an "re- to go Schultz was Nursery Stock interesting pany overseas* Air. and Mrs. Haworth Brom- turn engagement'' for Mr. liar- Potter's T r a d j n g Post, En- right in liis glory, but, as it does Garden Supplies ley of Washington, D. C, stop- ton. He had lived at Nome from trance of Topanga Canyon. to many men, the sea did not do Petted Plants ped for a short visit with the Gil- 1889 to 1906 during the Cold well by Corporal Schultz, he The Little Store, Malibu La and bert Wrights of Malibu La Costa Rush days. A visit to the office of became violently ill. Somehow he Costa. this week on their way to San the Nome Nugget, newspaper, re- mustered enough strength to call 11941 SAN VICENTE BLVD. Francisco. They plan to return to veal'-*! an item in the 1902 tiles in Sale's Malibu Market, Malibu couple of privates to his side a the Malibu a little later and may Phone ARfz. 32126 which Mr. Barton's name was La Costa. and commanded them ail in seri- make their home here. mentioned. IVMibu Pier. , ousness to toss him overboard. He ijust couldn't take it Schultz 7-he Bartons a.lso traveled over Malibu Inn, Malibu Beach. and the new Alean (or Alaska) High- j insisted these privates do as he Malibu Trancas way and found it to be a wonder- Trading Post, bid. 'i hey refused, of course, and ful engineering achievement. Beach. before Schultz sunk ignominious- !*• A* Solromar Post Office and Iv into another coma of nausea, Store, Calif. \ Free. Jr., left Thursday Solromar, he gathered together every ounce Joseph L. Ormsby James of to enroll for the school yeaf at Shoreline Transit Motor corporal dignity and angrily Coaches. promised to have the Berkely. two-privates X Dealer - Subscriptions and Advertisements eourtmartialed for ''disobeying a non-commissioned officer." Mrs. Dorothy Hush returned to Costa Mr. and Mrs. E. Ellison who i 21229. Malibu Road, Malibu La her desk at the Sheriff's Malihu Well, that's the story. You see the you can get \ Phone Malibu 7622 office last Monday after ex- have been visiting their daughter, things into by an stopping tended absence. Alis. Horace Smith, Las Flores to talk to people along Also delivering THE MALIBU TIMES every Friday morning Malibu Road? Q Beach, returned Wednesday to & their home in Kansas City. RADiO ELECTRIC REPAIRS KerWin Acquitted House Wiring Mrs. Alice Kunz left Saturday (Continued from patje 1) WE PICKUP AND DELIVER dent, McCLURE ELECTRIC for Leavenworth, Washington, represented by Edward F.- FOUR SERVICE Belasco, attorney for the State La"- DAY Phone S. M. 41623 called there hy the death of her bor failed father, Andrew Allen. Commission, to prove • WORKMANSHIP ® that Kerwin had violated terms of QUALITY a bargaining agreement with Local La Costa Cafe No. 814 as it pertained to estab- .Malibu lishing a minimum wage scale of San Vicente Cleaners Specializing in $6.00' per day for a certain class Fine Foods - Cocktails of kitchen employees. The Union 26th at San Vicente FRANK E. ALTOMARI, Manager contended that Kerwin paid these 21237 Malibu Road - Phone Malibu 9812 employees only $4.00 per day for S. M. 50020 13048 San Vicente Blvd. a stipulated period in violation of a signed agreement. In a statement to The Malibu Times, Kerwin said : "This was a specific case of spite on the part ,n of the Union. And I certainly do Exclusive not intend to tolerate it. 1 have Adult and Child instructed my attorney to file a counter action for false arrest to Private School cover damages and costs. There was absolutely no basis for this PORTRAITURE action." in the MILIEU Kerwin said he could not under- stand the State Labor Commission allowing its attorneys who are paid For Children 3 Thru 6 Years. Day or Resident. Kinder- by taxpayer's money to handle garten Training and all Social Adjustments criminal actions of this kind —■ particularly when, as he said, there are Carefully Supervised. is "absolutely" no proof of wilfull violation The invites to write phone of a bargaining agree- Director those interested or ment.

Chet Vought, veteran patrolman at Malibu colony and well known A. N. community MRS. TORRANCE figure in the is moving 113 RAMBLA PACIFICO from his cabin in Latigo to No. Mail in care of Malibu Colony Patrol Office 117 in the colony where he will, Malibu Road at Las Flores Canyon supervise the McLaughlin home Ph. Malibu PHONE MALIBU 8593 during the winter season adjacent 7955 Malibu La Costa jto his post in the patrol office. SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 THE MALIBU TIMES 11 Fishing News Fisherman's Prayer YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CAFE TIDES Good Food HIGH LOW Just Fri., Sept. 20 Served in a Friendly Atmosphere 6:43 am 4.1 11:33am 2.7 The Children Are Always Welcome 5:25 pm 5.6 Sot., Sept. 21 ICE CREAM MALTS 7:16 am 4.5 12:40am—0.5 6:21 pm 5.9 12:28pm 2.1 FRANK ERB, Owner Sun., Sept. 22 7:45 am 4.8 1:20am—0.6 7:11 pm 6.0 1:12pm 1.6 RALPH'S CAFE Mon 23 , Sept. 21227 Malibu Road Phone 7684 8:12 am 5.1 1:55am—0.6 7:53 pm 6.0 1:53 pm 1.2

Tues ., Sept. 24 8:39 am 5.2 2:27 am—0.3 8:33 um 5.8 2:31 pm 0.8

Wed ., Sept. 25 9:06 am 5.4 2:56 am 0.0 9:12 pm 5.5 3:07 pm 0.6 Thurs., Sept. 26 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 9:31 am 5.4 3:22 am 0.4 9:50 pm 5.0 3:44 pm 0.6 BUILDER

While it turned out to be only a Painting - fair day for fishing from the Mali- Plumbing bu Pier last Friday, it was still General Maintenance possible for Pier Regulars Jerry Hrs. Reiman and F. W. Lanier to run 24 Service off with second and third honors. , Water Softeners The jack pot prize was' taken by Airs. O'Neal of Los Angeles. 307 Malibu Heights Ph. Malibu 7395 The Cobido came hoiifie with a nice haul oil Saturday, accounting for 200 halibut, 150 bass, one 28 AN INVITATION TO A CRUISE > pound sea bass, 35 barracuda and "And please, let me hook into an albacore." qne 24 pound albacore. The Gee 'Rusty" Gibbons Enterprises Bee's haul was only fair with 100 Bougainville command annihilated 4,000 Nips, bass and 20 halibut. The Len- Is nature has reclothed the towering Offers You trees in fighting. brooke brought in 225 bass and bared the I NEST Wilderness Again Hill 700, scene of a bloody Japa- halibut. was a slow Boats 50 Saturday From The National Tribune nese breakthrough, has a new green ASTEST of Charter day for Pier fishermen, the larg- A tew months hence it will be mantle. To the rear stands the ?1,- LEET est halibut catch taken by E. J, very difficult for the esplorer to 000,000 bridge built of mahogany Owen of Glendale and running to trace the installations that gave and teakwood, now useless. Available for only 8 Bougainville fame and power in Little trace is left of the Numa- pounds. Live Bait - Trolling - Swordfish - Pleasure Cruises Gen. Mac Arthur's return march numa trail up which toiled the 93rd from Australia. bap- and Moonlight Excursions On fishermen Negro Division for combat Sunday aboard Her savage Inhospitality has re- the tism. Westward, near the mouth of Featuring Trips to Cobido came home with 250 won for her the lonely isolation the Laruma River, is the cemetery bass and 75 halibut while the Gee from which she was roused less where sleet) Aussies and English- Anacapa - Santa Barbara - San Nicholis - Catalina Bee chugged into port with 125 than three years ago. American men; the dead were mov- Cabin Accommodations - Galley - Ice Boxes halibut and 175 bass. The Len- The jungles are crashing back ed to Finschhafen. brooke ran into a run of barra- into the 25-square-mile notch hewn Administrators and missionaries "ARROW", 37 pass. - "BLUE STREAK", 20 - "ANN", 10 cuda and brought home 125 plus at the mouth of the Empress Au- have abandoned this area to the Malibu Pier Phone 8241 a take of 90 bass and 75 halibut. gusta Bay by the Third Marine Di- jungle. vision in November, 1943, and turn- The Pier did not register any big catchee. ed over a few days later to the 37th and American Army divisions. Air Strip Vanishes The Lenbrooke had a very good The tiny Australian garrison day Monday but the Cobido regis- oversees the rusting machinery, tered only a fair catch of halibut rain gullied roads and tumble-down and bass. The Gee Bee did not buildings, sorry remnants of the leave her ankorage. once model headquarters of Maj # 0 Gen. Oscar Griswold's 14th Corps. / 'Tuesday was a good day for Near the beach, the steel mat- 0 fishermen plying from the Malibu ting of Torokina air strip is vanish- ing beneath tropical greenery. The A Pier aboard the They Cobido. Piva north strip is out of commis- took a total of and 250 barracuda sion and the south strip is piled m 75 bass. The Lenbrooke had only with dilapidated trucks. a fair day, but managed to ac- Out in the perimeter, dimpled m De Luxe count for a catch of 175 barra- with pillbox cave-ins and 'laced cuda and 40 halibut. The Pier with rotted barbed wire, the jun- '':■.,..{.' no registries; long since have obliterated the 'ire lanes cleared by allied defend- ers. Subscribe to Ihe Malibu Times, Nearthe middle of the line where THREE MODERN CRUISERS . . . J. he Own n March, 1944, a 129th regiment Malibu's Newspaper. FOR YOUR PLEASURE WATER SOFTENERS FOR SALE OR FOR RENT ALL-DAY FISHING HALF-DAY LARGE OR SMALL Co-Bi-Do FISHING Water From Your Faucet Is Softer Than Rain Fore $4.50 Per Person 6:30 a.m. Lenbrooke Water From Your Roof Leaves Returns 2:30 p.m. Fare $2.80 per Person per Trip EASY TERMS RENT APPLIES Leaves 7:30 a.m. Gee-Bee Returns 12 Noon GENE. ROWLAND Fare $4.50 Per Person Phone S. M. 52023 1527 Fifth Street Santa Monica Leaves 8:00 a.m. Leaves .12:30 p.m. Returns 4:00 p.m. Returns .4:30 p.m.

You will find file finest in sporting goods Weber's Malibu Service equipment in our COLONY SHOP on the Pier Chevron Products Fishing Equipment for Rent - Wide Selection of Bait Available COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS 'Keep leduie for referer EXPERT LUBRICATION STEAM CLEANING and CAR WASHING Shock Absorbers - Universal Joints FINEST TOWING EQUIPMENT ON COAST BU PIER Phone Malibu 9662 Phones: MALIBU <1152 ; 8249 '. 7015 23000 MALIBU ROAD MALIBU ROAD AT MALIBU COLONY 12 THE MALIBU TIMES SEPTEMBER 20, 1946

Fire Completely Destroys Mrs. Alma Walton who has Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mackey CLASSIFIED McCray Cabin, Piuma Rd. Church Services been visiting Mrs. Lola Gentry and Mrs. Mackey's sister, Miss of Malibu La Costa left by plane Tillie Stephan, have a sister, Mrs. ADS (Continued from -page 1) Catholic serrices at 9:15 a.m., Tuesday for her home in Mem- Clara Washburn of Delaven, Wis- of the 1942 mountain holocaust Saint Monica Parish Fathers, Mal- phis, Tenn. consin, visiting them at No. 58, (Classified Rate—73 cents per line; that destroyed up a r d s of 100 ibu courthouse, 21323 Malibu Road, Malibu 75 cents minimum. Cash in ad- w Colony^ homes. The fire, incidentally, start- Malibu La Costa. vance. Card of Thanks, $1.00) Greeley, Colorado was named ed in exactly the same location as Malibu La Costa Community FOR RENT—Cement mixer and the 1942 fire. Officials said that Church, Mr. aid Mrs. Kenneth for Horace Greeley who settled Jane Mary Garland of Malibu Sharrow in charge of Sunday equipment. With or without oper- if there had been so much as a there and founded the Greeley La Costa entered ators. Cement slabs, foundations School and Church services, 10:30 five mile wind blowing, the flames Colony in 1870. in on Tuesday. J. Kunz. Phone Malibu and VUS. School Westwood poured. L. could not have helped but set the 7395. slopes on fire. From there the fire The rainbow is the best known could have spread into Carbon Dorothy Harrison of Las Flores of optical meteorological phenom- JAMES B. JOLLY gone the ridge to- Canyon, along friend Miss Emmy • Operator MALIBU COLONY HOMES Beach and her ena. The colors are always *r- for ward Saddle Peak or dropped over Van Dyke, Stockton, California, ranged in definite Coast Investigators Along 25 miles of the Malibu into the Valley, they said. order, red, I en t e re d U.C.L.A. Wednesday. orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo } Glendale Coast. Also specially selected 134 At the time of the 1942 fire, They will live at the Kappa Kap- and violet, but shade into each i N. Brand Citrus 1-732S listings in beach frontage, acreage ? Camp No. 7 occu- Formerly with Sheriff's Mdiibu Office business property. County Prisop pa Gamma sorority house. other. and beach pied jthe location. • Pumptr From La? Flora DAVE DUNCAN A pumper manned by Engineer Harry Stephenson and Firemen MALIBU MALIBU 8207 INN Ph. Joe Breyde and Sam Eischeid re- mained at the site of the fire from FOR SALE—Dolls, exquisite Alex- 9:37 Sunday morning until 1:10 ander with complete wardrobe. in the afternoon, wetting down the Dainty FROCKS for DOLLS and area. Chief Cecil R. Gehr of the. Cap- otherwise. Seaming Susan Dolls Malibu Mountain Division, or the Zuma at Malibu Inn. Susan Bulger, 1118 tain Dan S. Barnes of FOR SALE 3rd Street, Santa Monica, Ph. S.M. station and Captain Charles A. 43818. Bollman of the Monte Nido sta- tion also attended the fire. Sher- FOR RENT—Cement Mixer, half . . sack size. Call at sth house from iff's Malibu Deputies John But- . . MOTEL SITE . . beach on Topanga Canyon Road. ler, C. T. Human and R. L. Mc- See Sims. Mackin made an investigation for 440 FEET OF BEACH. SURFACE ROAD TO MOTEL S!TE. the Sheriff's office. FOR electric busi- GOOD SANDY BEACH FOR BATHING. SALE—Going It was reported the fire might ness. Phone S.M. 41623 for details. have been caused bv house-break- ers who used the location for a BEACHCOMBERS' BABY Saturday night party. Mrs. Mc- $32,000 furnished —Hey there, Matey! One look and you'll cast Cray said she had been gathering LOUIS T. BUSCH CO. an anchor here; 75 feet ocean and storing the lumber for months frontage. Refreshing 3 bedrms., in the hope of being able to com- 2 ba. rm. Ex- 2516 Wilshire Blvd. Phone M. 54430 Ig. liv. fireplace. plete construction plans on the S. quisitely furnished in restful rattan. Your ships will come in site. when you dream your cares away with the Beachcombers —OFFICES—- Baby! Phone for appointment. Results of Membership HOUSE OF RYAN MALIBU LA COSTA MALIBU OFFICE TRANCAS OFFICE Bradshaw 2-1125 Meeting at Trancas Told 21361 Malibu Road 23829 Malibu Road Malibu Rd. (Opp. Trading Post) 8516 Sunset Blvd. Ph. Malibu 3151 Ph. Malibu 7452 Ph. S. M. 54430 (Continued from pnge one) Future plans at the Trancas in- MR. FIXIT—WiII do odd jobs, re- clude fencing of all property along pairs, painting. Write Box 603, The the road, signing of same against Malibu Times trespassing, hiring a deputy to en- force against illegal entry and tres- TROPICAL passing. FURNITURE Owners of the 41 lots of tract

Rattan - Bamboo- 12909 (which is the tract running Floor Coverings and Furnishings from Dr. Frost's "Lighthouse" to the Merle Oberon property) are SEA ISLAND SAILS CO. planning to secure unanimous con- 12217 Wilshire, Blk. W. of Bundy sent to void a present deed restric- HOLLYWOOD'S OWN Ariz. 91624 tion that does not permit building within 15 feet of the road line. FOR FAST SALE—List your prop- George N. Wilson is procuring erty for sale or rent with the Law- signatures to permit building of rence Block Co. Have Mr. Kramer road on an easement at the foot 174 visit you. Lawrence Block Co., of the bluff on the 13 lots next, The Drinking Water Supreme! No. Canon Dr., Beverly Hills, Brad. 23391, Crest. 15241. East of the Oberon property. "The Malibu Times" was nam- from the Tunas LISTING WANTED Las ed as the "official" publication. and Topanga Beach cottages. John Marshall, Broker. Ph. Malibu 7235. The Viki, 44-foot sloop owned FOR SALE—Three bedrm. bunga- bv Mr. and Mrs. Hans Klehmet Magic Fountain of the Hills low, brand new at Trading Post. will be launched today from Fel- Furnished. Immediate occupancy. an Price $25,000. Call Bess Blanchard. lows and Stewart, San Pedro. The Holly Spring Water has become important part of HEALTH- Crestview 61609. Klehmets hope to take the new FUL LIVING for countless Southern California residents. They boat into Mexican waters this WANTED—Maid for rao;or hotel Klehmet to leave have come to recognize the treasure of its NATURAL MINERAL $l.OO per hour guaranteed. 6 hours fall. Mrs. plans or more a day, 6-day week. Apply sometime during the weekend for ELEMENTS, its entrancing flavor, and to enjoy its sparkling and Las Tunis Isle Hotel, 18904 Roose- a short stay in New York. She refreshing velt Highway. Ph. Malibu 9601. will make the trip east by plane. softness. YOUR INVITATION TO HEALTH BEACH FRONTAGE Drink HOLLY Spring Water. Bottled fresh daily, direct from spring to bottle, in a modern plant with modern facilities. No chlor- ine agents are used. Cool, zestful, refreshing —« a water UN- MATCHED in the simple but essential elements of nature foi OUT MALIBU WAY BETTER, HEALTHIER LIVING! 40 Feet, % Mile East of Malibu Pier—sB,ooo 50 Feet, 1 Mile West of Malibu 1nn—53,750 -- 50 Feet on New Westward Beach (private road)—s6,ooo SEE "WOODIE" KETCHUM, MALIBU ROAD, MALIBU BUSINESS OR MOTEL—IOO Feet or 500 Feet, Vz Mile East of AGENT FOR HOLLY SPRINGS BOTTLED WATER, OR PHONE Malibu Pier—s2so Per Front Foot MALIBU 7332. NO DEPOSIT FOR WATER DISPENSERS.

We deliver along Malibu Road from Santa Monica Canyon to the Ventura County- SEE Line, and in all the Canyons. DAVE DUNCAN HOLLY SPRING WATER CO. Phones: Selected Properties Along 25 Miles of the Hollywood 5272 Malibu 7332 Malibu Coast 2298 HOLLY DRIVE Hollywood 28, Calif. MALIBU INN PH. MALIBU 8207