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THREE NEWPORT POLICE City License
ESCAPE DEATH IN _ CRASH ; ~~.~~ll~!~p~.~~~-··
CITY CAR DEMOLISHED
Three Newport Beach police officers made a narrow
brush with death early Wednesday morning when-a police
car was completely demolished when it crashed into a drain
at 16th Street and Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. One officer,
Ernest Laurin is confined to Hoag Hospital where he has
been given. ~lood tran8futlons and+--------------
-40 stitches "'!!te taken in his head
and face; another officer. driver
ot the car, W)llla.m' A. Dugan, suf-
fered cuts on his chin and face and
lacerated knees and legs. The
third officer, Roger Neth, was .sav-
ed a era.sh wben the speeding po-
lice car wu driven into the cul-
vert to avoid crashing into his car.
Police report9 &tale that thr
Newport Beach PoUce car WM
Ill pul"SUJt of aa early morntnr
~er on New,port Blvd when
a ready mti cement truck pulled
lato Newport B;l\•d. from Com-
merclal \\'ay. In a.o effort to
avoid striking' the tn1e·k or
forctnc an oncomJnc car Into
IL the policemen df'fWe lnt-0 ttw
dltcb. .trlk.Jnl' ·the lira.in cul-
Vf!rt i. tbe t1~act frOJlt center of
the police car. So hard was thf'
lmi-ct. that officer Laurin \.\'a~
thrown throuch the \.\'ind shield
and the eqtne of the poll~ car
waa drlnn back tbrourb the
llrowal! gr tr pol~. -
It later df!'ft'loS;e<filiiif the on-
comlng car was being driven by
policeman Roger Netb. who was of(
•·dut.y.
Driver ot the cement tr:uck was
Melvin Henry De.Janey, 2611 Or-
.. ange Av., Co!!ta Mesa, the truck
belongs to the Welch Ready t.lix
Cement Company. The driver was
not held by police.
Officers Dugan and Laurin re-
ported t o their ft>llow 0Cficcn1 that
they were ln pu.suit of a speeder
when the truck made a left turn
from Commercial Way Into New-
port Blvd Jn tront.--uf them. They
said that the ~rly morning fog
made tt difficult tor them to see
the abutment into which the po-
Jice: car cr&8hed.
Neth, who was approaching the
police car stopped and tended his
injured fellow oUicers and assist-
ed at the scene until help could
be dispatcht'd ti'om the Newport
Beac.h Pollc-e Department.
IronJcaJ tact of. the accident was
Ula! U.. pollee car bad been d1"·
patched to the feosta Meu. com-
munity on an aaaU!it request from
the Shert!t'a office. While pro-
ceeding upon the call for the e:her-
lff the call was cancelled and the
City Pollee Car took of( in pur-
&Jit or a speeder.
Reports show that the police ca:-
skldded 50 f~t be.fore striking the
culvert oU the edge of Newport
Blvd.
Stanley Smear
Record Shown
Still in the forefront of the
political potpourri of Orange
County is the charge levied
by disgruntled Republicans
and office-seeking Democrsts
against Newport Harbor"s
Assemblyman Earl W. Stan·
ley.
Charges ·were hurled la.st week
by self styled "bean groWers in the
know" that Stanley was guilty of
immorality in ottice by hl11 col-
lection or a tee from a cllenl while
acting as Assemblyma.n of the
7ith Di.strict.
Tbe charps state t.bat Stu-
M. ;M .b
otated from SI0.900 to PO.GOO
and the oll rlpt.a to vaat acre-
&«M for brtlll1•1' about tbe uJe
o.l &0me laad of Georse Capron
to the State of Calltornla.
Actually the story IA. aooord-
lnc to documented proof, DI08t
or wbJcb .. contained I• u.e re-
oorder nle or the county of Or·
aDKe• Staate7 recet'·ed a Ste.ooo
commJsslon and OIHI hall nf one-
half of the oil royalties to a 40
acre parcel of land..
Defense of the A.Nemblyman ls
that he at no time actf'd In. the
transaction u an AMemblyman.
He had the property 11.ated before
he WB.8 elected. Money tor the
purchue w~ allocated before he
w&.3 elected, &nd ln face, he r.e-
ceived much leu than ordlna.ry
commlsslori. payable.
Stanley, &eeklng to keep ht. re-
cord clea.n, and to do the honor-
able thing, aought the advice of
the Legialatlve Countf:I, official
legal otftcer of the State Legi>
lature ln a communication whil!:b
ls p~ted herewith:
November 19, 1951
Mr. Ralph N, Klepa
Legislative Counsel
State Capitol
Sa¢ramento, California
Dear· Mr. Kleps:
In 19'1S the Slate Legislature
granted by the City Council Mon-
day night for bu.slneMes operat-
ing In the city of Newport Beach.
The council approved license ap-
plicationa for Erneat Hachmann
to ·operate a rutaurant at 121~
Caa.t Highway and tor L. Bowen
to deliver Ice In the city.
The application from B. B. Wolff
Marine Engine Service at 23018
Coa.st Highway, Newport. WU
tabled by the council pending se-
curing of the use permlte by Wolff.
A . 0 . Mayfield w~ gnutted a
ltcenM to operate Bob's Village
Ma.rket at 608 E . Balboa Blvd., e.nd
George Getchell was gn.nted a
license to operate a care at 701
Edgewater. BaJboa, subject to the
approval ot the health officer.
The appllcatJon of Coy E. Watt.a
for a license to operate a package
store at 301 Palm Ave., Balboa,
'¥U granted aa wu the appllca·
tion or Edward L. Toney to oper-
ate a Shell Service Station at 318
Coast Highway, Corona df'I Mar,
subjC'Ct to the approval of the Fire
Department.
1 An application from Harry ~tul
Jen of Costa Meea for an exempt
li~nse to sell and arrvice lawn-
mowers in the city wa.a referred
to the City Attorney a.a wa.a the
application ot Karl A~tater tor
an exempt license to ~ll Chrlat-
maa Card.It.
William B. Edward.a was rant-
ed &1feoen.Wt0 • op
at 507 E . Bay AV&.. Balboa. The
apOcatlon from Gaylord Peanon,
Darlene Anderaen, John Moalan-
der and Norman Kearby to soli-
cit magu.ine •Ublcrlptlone: for the
NaUonal Uterary Auoclalion of .
Terre Haute wu ttferred to the
city attorney. The appllcant.M re-
•ue•tt'da a llcenae exemption under
the lntenl&te commerce law.
Limits City Delay
Mtttlng a reque•t of the Pacific
Electric Railway Co., the city
council Monday night voted lo in-
clude a time limit or 12 months tn
the recent land exchange agree-
ment between the PE and the city.
The exchange of land l.!I ln connec-
tion wtth the widening of W . Bal-
boa. Blvd. and the 31st S\. cutoff.
The agreement wu further a-
mended that the city agnea to
dedicate certain part.a of the land
tor street and highway purpoaes.
LOC~ MAN AmNDS
Fort,y~tive studenta rrom Call·
tornla are: among the 8,729 attend-
lng the University of K&nau.
James K. Hitt, director of admls-
11ioR11, reported today: Frank Moss
Hamilton. son or Mr. and Mra. A.
A. Hamilton of 122~ E. Balboa
Blvd., la attending i'Tom th;11 com-
munity.
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Victory Over The Enemy -Victory over wh08e
enemy!
Yonr Victory over your enemy -whether he be
communhlt, inflation, taxation.
Republlca.n or Democrat I
l,' oor victory over the enemy who would whittle
away at Your Freedoms.
........ Beligloa, to.be M>Clllt>
In one'• P081let1111011.11, v.-lom from Want, Fear;
F.....;.iom to Ask -and Freedom to An-er.
All of thO!le thlng11 are the objects of attack of
th08e who would belittle, defile, 00rrupt, oh&cure, or
obliterate that which we have come to know 118 . the
AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE!
The..., Is only one counter attack.
You are the ouly one who ca.n make It.
You won't be cheered If you dcl · -you won't be
ridiculed If you don't.
It won't cost you a penny.
Your loaded' gun is yon• right to & VOTE.
Take your neighbor by the hand, gather up hhl
friend. extend the old cheery come along to all, and
let's show 'the World that this bright spot oq 'the
faee of OUR UNITED STATES can
Call this Newspaper for free tnuulport&lion to
your polling pl&ce. Five lines, ten cars at )'OUR
..,rv1ce, Telephone H&rbor 1616.
Or Call your REALTOR for free transpo~tJon.
CITY ORDERS CONDEMNATION
OF 40 ACRE MESA DUMPSITE
Ciondem.nation proceedings for
the acqulslUon by the City of New-
~rt Beach of the 40 acre p&reel for UM elsewhere. The gulley1 and
of Land owned by George and Edna washes will be Jtlled with truh
caph>n north of 19th Street and .and vegetaUon and tt ie expected
"Wellt · of Wllltlter A venue, Coat& that autflclent area wU be provtd-
M-., wu ordered by the Newport ed for approximately &0 ,,_....
Beach City Council MO'ftday nlgbl. Tbe site ta e.aaily ·acc•n•snallb..,lot I
Upan recomm~ndaUon ot the from mun.iclp&J areu and will ~
city engtnee.r and the -city manager, mote euUy reache<! when the f'rM . .'
tlio city altomey wu lnJltrucUd -.y and lb< llupertor A,,...ue .... 1 to tmmed&a.tdy file tor condemn'-tension ta completed.
Uon and fort.bwtth pow.salon of The forty acre parcel .. co"1ed
t\io property lor uoe aa a city under the Jew ~ the Bal-Atr-
dlDnp. port wblcll formerly ~ Cl!'
Prevtoul1 the city """ entem· the M ... at 19th street. -'-rd-
Into • ~ acreement with Ing to Capron the leue .. tnopen.
, eapreoi lllil It wu pobrtecl out that '-I" and the oUlcent of U.. c:am-
U.O lud -WN UMble to de-'*'11 Who olped ~ ortclMI re-
llftr tlUe --of a reoot'ded corcllag with the -IJ' lift DO
-o( • ~ CC>ll'O""llaol· ,. ...... to be --
Al pr-t U.. city -on de--
paott ID wryw NG.000 to pay,.,. W.ATIR .co••C110N
lloe parcel of -c.:::.. It WU Ponftl loe -..-.S ""' • ..-.i ..... --~ .. -elty "'. ctr ... , s ..._ to Ula -alt,,..... to ._ Cllft ••MU.. ....,.Tlllltt.8 0 liWitlw CD. la ..!:!!-U:., C:: ,:.::-1: lay a t1r; ivy -..._,...
- -Ulo ~ -... kif_, -W.., Rs! .. te=t• elV'ftl' flf: water ilartas U. 9 I •''• <a %t dllllllal -at hlls ............. fl Ula • -llliJllWl-:r.-It CF..., CWfllll 81aw. ft9 .... .. ~ ,..,. ....... ·----.. -...... ,.. _ :-.:wre; t' •:~·· ~ ~ -.... sai:-.~-=-= -~41&::) ,J,•:::.1:1't"'(A: -::1 :. I I$ re:••. All9
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Goblins, Spooks COUNTY ETS 1TITLE TO
and Harborites 500 FEET OF BAY --.FRONT
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reunion tomorrow night on Hal-I Titlf lo 700 feet of the 14 .6 acre
lowecn. But they won't be alone. B Ibo p • Bayfront parksitc under lease to
Both the children and adult.a of a a ar 1ng I Newport Harbor will venture · ,'~0• .~, lboacounBatyy C
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l,ub0w,::.•nlnveyaned
forth in wrlrd costume to mix 11 --~
with the spooks of the astral L t t f d a ction or the City CouncU Monday
world. S 0 0 xp n night. There w~ no objection . ROta~ Part.r Tuesday mornmg the Board ot A b<'witchlng_ invitatio n is rx-
tendc<I by th(' Newport-Balboa Ro-
tary Cluh to all children from
kindC'rgartC'n to fifth grade to a.t-
tC'nd their annual Halloween par-
ty. Grinning pumpkins will greet
the children at the Corona del Mar
Elf'mt•nta1·y Schoo l and the New-
port Beach Elc-mcntary School at
7 p.m. tomorro1A• nig ht. Games.
prize~. fun and laught('r are pron1-
ise<t for all.
H ig hli~ht of the evening will be
the grand parade in which cos-
tume14 will be judged and prizes
awarded.
The Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler
Is gt'nrral chairman and commit-
tee n1C'mbc rs include Rotarians
BUI SrurRt>On, lll. Vince J orgen-
sen, John Keeler. George Holstein,
Roland LaJ:;:erlof, Ray Bryan and
Jack Hubbard.
Good Deed Trick and TrP..at
On Friday evening Boy Scouts
of Ne~~~~:{; going out for ·~ e " but thll!I
time with a new angle. They will
be asking tor money tor the U .N.
International Children's Emergen-
cy fund, Instead of candy and ap-
ples. William Gibson, acoutmaster,
will accompany the boys, aa will
(Continued on Papi !)
Extension of the exist park-
ing lot on the Balboa Be ·h wc8t
of Balboa Pier was voted A-tonday
night by the city coun il. Th ~
rnalter was studied by a! special
committee which reco1nmendctl
th{' extension lo include 4r• 0 m ore
cars.
City Mana&cr J ohn , SH-ilori.
pointed out that the prf'pent lot
1nakcs a profit which g<X-~ inlo a
city off-street parking fund. H "
said there is ample money avail-
ab-le in the fund lo rnakcj the es·
timated $20,000 expendil±. to en-
large the lot.
It wa., alBo voted on t san1e
motion to errect a new d larg-
er sign over Batt>Oa. B'vd. a.ttd
Palm St. pointing out the ~vailable
parking lot. City Engillr r J . a.
Webb was instructed to jprepare
plans and specifications ~or the
parking tot. ------
Free T ransporfi~tio n
eau your nearest fftALTOR
for free transportationk to the
Polls on election day uesday,
November 4. Most ot th REAL-
TORS In the Newport) Harbor
area are listed in the f lassified
pages or the Newpor -Balboa
Presa. 1
CHEST ATTAINS QUO ~ .
FIRST ACROSS IN . ST E
Newport Beach for the third I
straight year became the flnt city gold oscaretta at the J Jy meet-
ln the slate to make tl8 Communl-lng or the county uaocia Jon. Mrs.
ty Che!:t quota yesterday. Harold Ayres wu preaen a gold
A check for SlOOO from the Grit-red reather pin ror bein e flrat
fith Co. did the trick. Dick Rich-area major to make her uot&.
ard gave the check to Mra. Har-Present at the meetlng)were Mr.
vey Somers, campaign chairman, and Mre:. Harvey Som~s, Tom
lo turn a report breakfut Into a Norton, Mrs. Sheldon R ~. Mrs.
victory cclet>ration. The money Harold Ayrea, Mrs. J . €. Elms,
put the Che.st $500 over its $22.-Mrs. Melton 11.lcCoy. At 1 • Ward
2W goal. Lee. Mrs. G. M . Fltzwa er. Miss
Tom Norton, president or the Charlotte Bangert, Mr~.1 Malvin
drive, and Mrs. Somers gave full Portola, Mr. and Mrs. W1 B , Per-
credlt lo U1e hundreds or workers row, Dick Richard, Mr.fud Mrs.
who made the campaign a sue-Clarence Higbie, Mr. d Mrs.
cess. Mrs. Clarence Higbie was Lars Lavagnino, a.nd Pa Babbitt.
particularly praised for the job Also present W't?re M+ 1 Fitz-
she did as campaign secretary. morris, Mrs. C. A . Reiy, For-
J oe Catanich, executive director tuna Otis Mulven, M , Helen
of the Orange County Federation Crum, Mrs. H. Payn Thayer,
of the Community Chest. present-Mrs. Jack Adams. Mre:. B . Dor-" ed Mrs. Somers with an "Oscar-cy. Mrs. J . W . Hemst~el, Mrs.
ett&." a 11ymbollc doll wtlh a red Cella Pierce, Mrs. Elaine! r4arshall.
feather in 113 hat, for belug the Mra. Ted Hambrook, ¥ r· Steph-
flnt chairman in the· county to en S. Wold, Joe Catani , Arthur
make her goal Torrance, Orrin Wright.. d Rev.
He satd 8be would receive a "Tom Pendell.
Supervisors accepted the title to
the 700 fe<'t which was a theoreU-
cal compromlse or an action
brought by the county to eaabll.sb
it~ titilc ·to a portion of the park·
8ilc. '
Although three members of
the City Councu. L L. IAbell,
Norman MJller and A.·W. Smith
had pre,1owdy said that. &laey
bell'"'-'ed the county clalm. was
not good t-0 any porUoa of lbe
Ba.Y lclub l~bold. they &II '"Ot-
ed ''~ltb Councilmen Bennett a.ad
tin~h to c-rant. the deed to the
Conaty for the 100 foot strip.
ciJm lo lhe parcel by city and
countly dates back to the time ot
the original surveys of the har-
bor. ! Only one man now alive
whoSfl survey ts recognized and
whose log books have been avail-
able ~ previous court caaea. He ia
R. ~ fattenon whoae t.eattmony
on ljadil!r lloeo bu al-Y• been
bornf out by the court.a.
P8fterson .had never publicly ap-
peartd to state his opinion a.a to
the ~ight of city or county to (th~
15 afre Bite of highway and bay
fron~ land. ' Tl¢ agreement to compromise
was lapparenUy reached in closed
sessipn of the city coi:.ncil clty
attorriey, certain supe.rviBors and
t.he eounty 0oWl8f!l.
I ' Who . lt wae who bu been
pushlnl' for the awtteb of titJe
1" 'I°' known &I lltlo -rho
COUi>tY -~ loel <>sto told tbe jpnNhtw ot t.be p...._ ~
daYj DJ~ tlla& i.e urelt It wU
w...ir bul 4 J-' CUT)' out tbe ~ of tbe 8apervteon. ...
11\e ~00 feet of property granted
l<> lit• County In l!ie title dMl la
the ;veeterl)' pcwtlon .,..,_pallln(
the Sea Scout Base and adjacent pro~rty. None or the bulldlnga
ot the Bay Club are erected on the
property involved in the itUe
swltf b-·
"'1eoretlcllly the cltf plnl
uub. clear &ad untncamberecl to th~ remalnloc approx.tmatelJ'
t~ fut of property upon
which the Bay Club .... built
tts J plmll cutao.
~ow the lease of the Bay Club
will come up for rewriting and an ' . adjustment ot the bue guarantee an~percentagfi rental. Both COun·
cil n Sm.1th and Miller have aid
tba they are diametrically oppoe-
ed any change of. the leue. · · smj;h has! aid that he will be no
: ti!. ~YJ:~°: l~~~
al 1dn it.a face.1 1
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PUbUlhed eYVJ Th:unclay at Newport Beach. Callfomta
Ottlce and:"Prtntln( Plant at 2211 Balboa Blvd.-Pbone Bar~ 1118
EnteHd u aecond-claaa matter June 18, 1!140, at the polt otttce a(
Newport Beach, CallfomJa. under the Act of March 3, 1879.
SEN 0 . !tEDDlCK. Owner and Publisher
!\OBERT F. WIU.MES, Buaineaa Manager
A. ALEXANDl!:!t HAMIL TON. AdTI:rtlsing Manarer
Member Callfornla Ne...peper PubUaben AMOdatton
' Member National Editorial As90Clattoa
ne Press bu l)een adjudged a n ewapa.per of genen.I clrculatlon by
4ecre6 ot the S uperior Court ot Orange County and ls fully quaJ\fled
to pu bUsh all kinds ot Jega.J notices and advertiseme.nt!I.
t!UltSCRl:PrlON RA TE S t
NEWPORT-BALBOA PRESS ev..-y Tllu..-y
lft "1>llut~ Q>untyf fS.IO per .,....,, l !.00 •I• montho; _(St.!5 tlll'M
month") (A1M tac udee the ?a:\VPORT·BALBOA SEWS.TtMl!8 oD
~) OWtMde the county f't.00 per year.
~!>2!1!.!~~ ~r 00 ks Scrip ProlllOter Nut House is
several fatt.er& and troop com-Fr d Ch eel N I N• m~:m:o~iar, say the boy11, will au arg· .. 0 sy at 1te
buy milk for 15 children for a
week • .,. will v•cdn•t· .2~ chll-in Los Angeles dren against tubercuJ08~ Jt will
treilt flw children for ·yaws, a
tropical dLciease, or provide nine Century -old Ja.nd scrtp. tuued
with a bo\\'I or rice R day for "' by Congreu to 80ldiers and lhelt
whole n1onlh. All scouu \viii bf> heirs for military services, yeeter-
lrlentlflt'd by a cetd or arm band. day bttiln1e the be.81s ot a Lo.s
-'-ftt>r the collection t hey \1dll go Angele• traud proMCutlon.
ba~k to lhe Tar Pit ror a party. Involved In the rrand was the
l St-Jwm~!J Da)· S<"hoflJ cla!Jn lo ''Linda Isle Balboa Bav
T-here will be ptt.rtylng for both Club and Beacon Bay" and othe0r
n1ornlng and afternoon at St. lands of the Newport Harbor &rell
Jame9 Day ~hool on Friday, with apinet which Civil \\'ar Scrip
Halloween costuming the rule In-had been lodged.
Angry citizens of Newport
Beach gave vent to their reeunga
before the city cou.ncll Monday
night about the \\'PC hou r idiBtur-
bancN coming from the Nut House
on Balboa BIV'd. al Main, Balboa.
for thf' past rew weeks.
Since no represent8tive from the
Nut House was present at th•
council meettng. no action was lak·
en by thf' C'OUnt•il, although they
did hear the con1plaints from the
c itizens and the police deparlmPnt .
Police Chief R. R. Hodkinson
and n1embers of his force testl-
fle<I from official police recof'dl
dt"3Crbing the dlffr rent times they
"'t"r4;' celled to the ~enP. Hodg-
~tead or e ver)rday garb. Young-Roy Magg-,rt, 50 . .scrtp collec-
eter" wiil play games, marc h in tor. and (Ol,,lf'r &s!K>Ciate in scrtp
parade-for co.<itumf' in~p<>elion, set> clain1s of E. L . Cord. 1nllllonalre
motion picturf'S and b(' st>rved r;o-car maker, was acc used in a· 01.!t·
frf'shmt>nts. trlcl At~omey's complaillt of klnson ttald t~at on t.he strength
Kindetgl\rtners \\'ill hav" their swindling Mrs. Glady~ J enni ng~ of the complaints received against
pt1.1·t.\.' first. With Mrs. \\fl lllam of MO Cashhlere terrace, Los An-·thr Nut H ou.'Jf', he recommended
St,,ue and ~ll"'9. Jo~e Tuffree, geles, or nearly $30.000. to the city t•ouncll that the ltceniw
room mothers, in charRE"-Jn th~ Mrs. Jenning!' tolct Deputy be-re.voked.
aftrrnoon first. ~econd and third District Attomt>y Jolin Louc kl!S, . Po hce told ?f loud . muRic, l!ling-
gradl'r!I \viii have thf'lr restivtllt'8 \\·ho filed the ('Omplalnt, that ing and lau~hing \\'h1_ch woukJ be
CARNAT'ON COVE -LAUNCHING ~;de;a~~~t~~tt~r ~:';~~ld~rt~~ ~~·~~rta~~~:e7in~e~a~~e h:~!~:: =~~~ a:"3s~,~~:7n~r~:!~stsw:! t~~~·
. Ben 1'1adtson. o f sci ip paper entitling the O\\'n-tlfiPd Wf'-re '?apt. \\ altei: E. Dy-
RAMP. ORDERED OUT By CITY r'.'Stto>vrp;t';'~·~,••,~,.;•1;;-1 •. ~!,•,n~~td•p'Pro"",.k,1 h•h,, ~~·n<tlo :e r:~is7i·e~n.vw~i~c: ~~ p~~~::~ ~~n a~?oo~:r~c,:;sRo~;ta'ttk~:r!::: , ,.,.,_. u~e to sec ure 11 mile-Jong ·frorft-1 Ed Allen, propr.h•tor of the bai-
l ~itlll!IC' ConllllllllJty Hallower>n pai·-a ge of Ne\\'port Harbor Bea.ch boe Inn. to ld the couhcll of wild near· Balboa Island. I and \\'eirrl street pani.dee at late F loor debate from the citizenry Monday night enli\'Cned ty t nn101·rn\\' niJtht, 7 Pin. at the Third lntf'rritt houra \l.'ith blaring horns. a sl-
the city council hearing on the Carnation Cove boat lat1nch-~lon~t' Jlnll. 23 ,.d St. and Ocean ~·trs. J enningii sai<t Maggart ren and filthy !'longs. He said that
h I Th ·1 d h irin · tolci h th J rt th be di.K> lo lh'pse dlBtur bances he had i11g ramp ass e. e counc1 \rote to remo\·e t e ram)) All the . kl~clit:." in t h<' comn1uni· t"''l'i'"n e~l .~.~ ;~~s ;;~~.ftOO-I08l "gu<'st aftp.r guest." 1't rs. Ter\
immediately, with Councilman. Brade11 Finch casti11 g the ty .tt 1·,. 111v1t e-d . SPveral her~r ! that the scrip hail cos t hint $-t 5.~ Hamb1·ook told of thp singing in
only di!senting vote. .,.__ husine.ctl'lt>s h;.a vf' eo"p"r&ff'C! \l.'llh 000 and that he incl11C'ed her to strc~ and g t'neral disturbanceR
t r C ti ~ "h l hf' ~100.~<' to n1ak ,.. a biii;:: even\nJt I bto1· R on•. th 'o•d t'nte•est fo .. annoytno-to her a s a O"l•pst of the F'nllm.,·ing the readinj{ o a pt>· orn1er a rnn nn ~ ove 1·an1p .• ~ e ( ~ • , . ,.. ~ e~
t it lon c11.rrylnJ::: 23 1 tixnatu1·el'I a.11k-.11e id sailboat enthu.11ill.Sts \\·oultl or 811 thf' little ~pook ,'I in tO\\·n. I $t..l.60CI. inn.
JnK thf' council tll ren10\le thf' C'on-bl' deli~hl1'!1 \\'ith a r111np at th1• . . Salt,-(tohlln" . ShP char~ed also that ,.he had On a n1otlon by Finch , the coun-
l rovcr!lial ramp, th~ l'onnciln1en ~u~ge~lf'll H u1bor C"nn1n1i.~<1ion nr· \\'hile the young,.tt·r!'! are trick · I given hln1 Sl~.1 88 for one-half in-ell votf>d to continue' the hearing
and mt'nibers of the audiencf' tra d-r·n oil B:.i ,·siLIC' hut rhev hatf'd to ! ing a nd lrt•atlng. thf' older k ltlit of tf're.~t tn Shark l1o1land, also in 11ntU next co11ncll nieeting on !fon-
r<l r emarks. !!"P tne r~111 p pul\t<d ol1t entir1•!y I .:'\t\\'llOr t Harbtlr \viii he Ht one or :-;f'\\'f'01·t Ba~·. upon his alle.Eed day, Nov. 10.
Coun('ilnl an L. 1... I~bell !<R id hi• bt·to1·1· A:inthl'r onf' can ~ built t hP ~ev~l'fll rl:incf's anti f1•s tivitleF mi;11repl'f'Re.ntat10n9; that he had
undPrstood the l'amp \\'as tetnµor-\'an Ollle Rn d 8 111 Lyon!l, bnth plat1 nl'd fo ~ lh" blg-!!iZ.f' goblln.11. obta1n ell title tn hair of the il'I· WATER DEPARTMENT
nry until 8 !llUiteble plafP \\'ai-1 1.~ident!'i of Carnat io n Covf' An•! JJalbna \'aeht C lub n1Pn1b,.1·!! will lt1.ncl \\'i th his lancl scr ip. Man)' PURC Diii
found for it, He sugge!lti•d the actlV<' 111 prt'senting the pett:.111no.: ht'" n11t t11 hllunt the c·lubhoui'k> at ti1ne~ in years past Valentine and I HASE$ OR D
ramp !'!houl il be rf'mO\'('d to th,. to thr <'Jty c-ounl'll. ('lain\ed tbt• "" !-:Hla Ha!IO\\"rt>n pntt y. f'(l>,.!1 \'I· other scrip hfl.11 been (ilf'd agalnl!!t Bids for 300 feet of 14 Lnch and
c-ounty pi·operty \'lherc . const i·uc· r:.trnp \\'<&i;i dangPrr1u8 and a. nu1 · llf'A I> ·xin \Vlth fl buffe t dinnf'r at ci t.v, rount.Y. And Irvine property 600 ff't't of 6 inch lrAnsit~ pipe a rl'
tion i~ no\\' beginnlpir on the Har. 8an1.:t>. Lyons .11iald . "So long al' thr--; p.ni. . I but t>&ch time claim has been dig.. to be: opened by the city on Nov.
bnr DPp&rtn1('nl and Coest Guard ran1p 1111 th.~1 e l1 i~ a p11bll1· nlL i· 1 ltoyol f ,r•l~1n Oh1t.11t l'I allo\l.·ert 10 . acrording lo a votP pea8E'd
1
,. hi'~~lq~~:~~;·;-to questions on the ~:~~,·~ ... :: ~=r~ t:·~~~e;o ~h:att<'~~.,~= \t ;~hrl\f~~~! ;~~r:11~;"j i:.!r.l\f ~,:l~ ! Stanley ~mHf :.r~:•lvh"n t~~!::ti~h; ~~tyc~t~un~~~
alleged hazt1.rd of the ramp com-niatt~r b~for•'." h1· l'0111:lud•'d. n1ar Drive. Balboa. \\"ill reolg n nVPr (Contlnnf"tl from P11i~ I ) gineC'r J . B . \\'t>bb. the couni:tl ln-
ing up onto Baysid r> Drive. Pulice' In a drnmatlr Jif.Stt>nlt'nt tu t he ~fa .11qnt'radc-Bell of the Ne\\·· appr(lp1'l8tf'l1 $4 00,000 r,,r the rur-1 l"tructed the> cit.y c lc.rk to call for
C hlf'f R, R. Hodgkinson sa id that 1 , 1 h h port Harbor A1nericlln Levion h 1 .t ( . t · t i the bh.18. The pipe will n'placp thP th" rnunt•l . "· nr am ~ tt.r~I "' c· ast-o a ~· e nr an 1n111 1tu on . .
he bellevP(I the ramp to be a traf-that thr "hlond \\'Ill tw un lhP PMt. Dftnrin~ "·I ll eta.rt at 11 p.m . j for milr1 n1 ental patir nt!'I. I \\·aic ~\'fllf'rll111P at th<' ne"' library bt11!d·
fl<' ha zflrd. "lf a t'Ur "'a5 com-l'hould,.r" of ~·{lu r ntlt>fn,.n 1r \vith p rir.es a"·ar1led fa t· ro..,t u1ne!'I electPd to t~e Statt~ A.s.een1bly I~ in~. n ord,.1:. tn obtain a pr1cC'
ing out or the ran1p onto Bayside un arrld•·nt ha.,,1,..nl" tht>r ... " H t< lut1·r In th(' f'Venlng. 1946. advantage, \\'.-bb suggei;ited .the
\\·Ith a sniall boat In lt>\\'." Hntt<>-L.. llnbo and th,. Optl-~tr!\. S ti ,_ t t h t pu1·ch88f' of a carload of the pipe. ,.. rt>hllndrtl th1•n1 th•·~· had urrn · · I omt' nle SU~l'qUPn o t a I W bb I k_!p.~on !!aid, "it \\.·vuld be a hazard." \\'arn1'd br lht" rt"t"ld .. nt" nf th.-Hallowt>en night will be extend· date I IPArnrd that the Depart-.e a 150 '.Pported t~at hf' had
/ 1-"lnt'h q ld hP acr1·1•d thf' orl-ro\'t• und h~· flu· poUt'f' aA tn thf' .~d o.vt•r to Seturda~ for the per-mentor ~frntal Hy~iene ",88 lonk · rrc1~1ved t\Vo 1nform~1 bids ror t ht.•
r;1nal ramp ,,,.~ tn ht-1·,•1npor-ha7.arcl th1· ramp i·uos-. ty ~1v~n by the Opt1-~l rl'I. for their I ing for a sitP for a mental inl'lti · p&\llng of npprox1m&tf'ly 7 ,100 11 r~" Hf' mo\'f'd thf" r oun(•lt \'Oh-Opt11n1st hu!!bands. It \lo'ill bf' fl tutlon some place In 111outht""rn Call-square f('f't a t th~ Bushard St. Wa-
a N"!Wllutlon t o thP f 'uunt.}· Board Aftl'r lht• votf' \\'O-' taken to re-Hobo HHllO\'-'ttn at the honl't> or rornia and particularly i.n OrangP ter :rant The b1drh•rs \\•f'1·e R. J.
of ~upt>r\'l!!-0~ to t>'!!itllbl l~h 1ht· mO\.'t' the-ran1p in11nediately, the ~·Ira. Malone H olmt-s. \\'\th tht" C t · 1 h d 1 1 11 ti Noble for .08t a square foot and J collnC'i l a ll'o \'Ul••d F'inch 's rr8olu-oun v. 8 an PXC w ve 8 "l? th Hor-!!t C f 091 4 rsmp on th" <"OllDIJ prniwrtr hoboeet of costumel!I rontclrl('red o n a i:)O acrr tract in Coftta ~feM . e o mpany or · -e a
nPO.r thP 8:alboa l'arht Club uh lion t1> be st'nt to thr Or&ngt' mo8 t fa~hionable. 1 submitted this prop('t·ty, togPther SQU&l't" foot . Tht> Noble bid was I
Ra,\'"ldf' l.o ht-"""ti h.\' lht> llllt· C'ounty Boat d of Supervl!IOrs anti 'th . h 1 h i h 1 h d t k tte<:t>pted by an unaminous vote. I County 8!1a1,.t of Supervisor,. wi air P 0 o.11 w c a a en \
bur f'omml!llKlon. MAN HELD FOR myself and a complete set-up t o ' N 60200 ~lrs. Ruth Flen1ing of Corona th<' el'ltebl!shntt'nt or a publi1.: boat the DPpartment or Public \Vorkl S·~IC'K •lY
del Afar Iiipoke on behalf of sail-luun<.·hing ran1p nn cottnty proper-NARCOTIC TRIAL lbl (
C '"' as a poss " sltf' or thi~ n1ent1tl l'.'\"T E Sl>t:o SAl.J; boat O\\'Tl Prs who !'a1d' that the l.v near arnation \ O\'C', I Onf' of the four narcotic l'lllS-lnstltut o n. I NotlcP is hereby given: That 18th St. ramp. originally thl" rlrst ~laynr ~t ill1·r !IA.id, "l n.-rgon-Aftec manv 1~ ... 1 • nr • ~01•'ARD u \\ t 1··-f>!~<'tl'I pi<'ked up by N""'port po-. ·~ ...,o e rl.'n ... e11. r~ "' A B L ·' N. d .b.a .
Carnation Cove ramp •·:h lch \\'as ally bellevr v.·e n1ade a 1nistt.ke In lice lal'll Saturday night wlll race lht' local prople -A·cre convinced J Bulwin l\.tanu facturtng Company, I
nlo vrd to 18th St. about a year· re-est a blishinJ." the run1p, as per-trial in Santa Ana Superior Court that It \l.'OUl\I bl' an asset to the at 24&0 Nt>\vport Boulevard. Costn
ego, never took the place of tht> sonal propet t)' has been injured.'' on F'rlday of next weAA. Samuel con1n1 unity anrl th!"' Of>parlment Al i•sa. California, and hiM wife,
GENERAL HUDELSON REPORTS
TO JOINT. ROTARY -KIWANIS
ME~T ON BALBOA ISLAND
AddreMing a con1blnf'd n1eetlng; t----------------
or the Newport-Balboa Rotary and
Ktv.•anis clubs Tuesday n ight at
the Park Avenue Cafe, Balboa Is-
land. Major General Daniel H.
Hude lson gave a first hand. ta ct·
Utll rrport or the actlvi~e or Cali-
fornia's own 40th Divi.alon fron1
the time it was c allet.I to ac tive:
duty at Cap1p Cooke. until it re-
turned home this put June.
Gf"nt'ral Hudf'll~ had thf'
hlthf'!lt pra~ for t~ "6th. Ht>
M&fd that thf' tt'1l1'oR tor It"' l'Ood
1'ho\\·ln• "··~ tht-ract. It. had
MK•h \' "r:Y &ood lf'adt-nfhlp at
fMllLMI. platoon, and Mtl'allon
le ,·t-t"-both. ln convnlglollf'cl and
1lOD~~ OffiM""'-'J'h.-
6f.nt"tal "'"'t on to ~)' that at-
t r r bb d l\"l!llon l"'!M'hrd olaput
and bad been s pnad out O\'t!r an
1 al'l'a of 300 ndJn lw 1\'M inform-
, '..i by .... blp ~ ...... t the
48th would aot ~ actloa la the
Korean. tlteatn! tiut .. ·ouM only
lw! uW la ch-! .. .., or t!Mi 111--
lalld of Jloaslul; 'l1w> Gftleral
Mid tut aft1"r Mi. Joas t!spe_rt. ~ la MN!h ..:..ttf">"' lie ...
, ...... that -........ .,
lhlo I~._ ..... It lo_
lo ••poet jllot llle ..,...t.,, To
bNr W.. •i. tM 4ftil WM er-
<lorod ... k-• !M. h.
On. the qVa\iol'I of arm.a the
General Mid . tha~ contrary to
what baa been ..WS, our anna att
or auporlor .,.U(y llut do not
• <Oinpare In quaal1t7 to -of
tbe -lie ..... do-U..t If u.. lleda waled to ,.... ,.. off
the ~ 1 rnb.... u.e,. could
4tJ ao ..... --w.tpt of DWD•
' .......... -lllat Ille ...... ......, llaft a_ ... m ... ua-troopa
In Ill-at Ille ,._, time.
.......... 5¥t •ea.&•
• iell .t • •t r r a.L ..
......... rt .... ........ ___ .. _ --------.. .. •···· .. __ --.... _ ..... .._ .. _
l\'f' b)' onf' rompttn3• for 2 a .m.
•·ht• tullo\\'111.1' m orning. ()n hbJ
\\'u~· haek lo hlit O\\"Q l\Ndquart-
t'ts hf' rrmemlM-r'f'd M"t>lnc-a dlr-
t>t•tl\'t> forhlddlnJt him t o · ordl'r
an a.11.-ck. lie tht>n <'&ll1•d off
thl" action until ht> coul<& g.-l
pt•rml~~lon (rnm hi" <"orp~ rorn -
myndt>r, \\'hlt~h tM• dhL
A fter reordaring the attac k he
\VRs t allt'd by the corps con1mand-
er and told that h e, too. had just
ren1en'i'tk'ted that hf' had no au-
thority t o ordt•r such an attack.
By sending two officers to the
headquarters of General Van
F'leet and d i.'laying a ff'\\' days hr
was finally given thr order to go
ahead. \\'hen the company ad-
vancetl to the crest of the ridge
they found that the enemy had
withdnt.\vn u their damage had
been done:.
The lttnf'ral &190 maintain
that It l• -hlo ...U.f t ... t tlle
comm!~ ·11o not wut WI to
wlthdra"· from Kor8 aa tltiU. '°"" ""°"' .,......., """"" 1a -uaa t"" Ame-. ..... ,.,r .. -,The cost of ~ 9UCll a 41-
. , ......... tM tttb b •bout fUlt•
... per day. •
llud~n aid that It wu hl!it
belitf that lb lhia In.tan~ orient·
tl1" >ihould be flg:lltlng-ori..,t.la. He
eta.led tllat with U.. proper tn.tn-
lng Ille l!o\1111 Koteena could put
an ermy ot three Jhlllion men ln
Ille field but U..y -have. to
be e.qutppea and maintal~ bi u
anti tlM! me _.It!.
. Tbe QeneMl) -.... penoiMWy
baa no aolulloa to -W. -I as Wt: ea.a.not · W' from ltOf's
K .nor, mukr COIMlltion.,
..., ·~ at Ill l'orc:e to drtve tram UM ,.,,,.._
la. Left to tffl!N*le• lle "belie••
llit .... ""'-.... _..
lllatl liold tllo N-X-ta -to. ..... , ......... .....
~ lilltor ..... Q' At tlua
B.P.W.~l'I•-·
I~u1:o Valdez. 23. of Santa Ana, purchasaj thc properl.\• appro xl -FRANCES MARIE BULWlN.
waivOO his prelin1lnary hearing in n1at Ply a year and a hair latrr. VPndOrl!. Intend to Mil lo N ICHO-
JudgP Donald J . Dodg,"s Ne\\'J)Ort 1 The property was .pur~ha.secl LAS J , CEI~. a Aingle man. or
Town1!1hip Jw:tirP Court thil'I m orn-through contlemnatlon. with ap-his non1inE".:>, vendee, tn the Cily •
ln,I('. H" wa!I arrainged bf'for Judge pra\stt.1~ madr by three dli;intetPst-or Chlt'sgo, County of Cook, State
Dl)t!ge 1\ie!'lday morning. j ed appral5Prff, and l personally llllnol•. lhE' rolJowtng de8Cril>NI
The thrf'e other men plcl<ed up I ha~ no a<·ceSfl to the appraisal,-personal property, t o wit : Mat!'r·
with V11ld ez. \\'Pre relf"t111Wd P.fon-which \\'f'tf' m&d e. as tht" Depart-ial11. tool11. macttint>ry, equlpmt>nt.
flay by Newport poliCf' fo r lack or m ent or Finance undf'rstood lhlll mold!:. ttlf'~. etc. or a certain 1'fu-
!'1Uf rtclent evidence. Thf'y wer,.. I I was representing the seller in slcal lns trun1ent Case Af anurac-
Andre'v OrmlPs Lechuga. 19: Ray-this tranM.ctlon. Upon complt>tion luring Company bulllnesa. l<nown
n1ond llllnlf'jano, 23 and Rayniond l or t~e dr al, the seller received •p-at Bulwln Atanutactur·ing Co .. and
Varga8 Aledlna, 2s. all of Santai proxUTiately one-half or what he I localed at 2-460 Ne\l.'pot1. BouJe-
Ana. > thpUght Wa.!! lhf' rf'u~b&e valut vard, in tlari Ctt y of\ Costa .Mesa,
Pollet> arrested the men Satur-of the property, and !b}~<>ed or County ofJ'orarwe. 1itate ot Call·
da.v night in the Rt>ndez\•ous Ball paying a regular brof',rttge, ht• fornla, anJ lthat a 11ale, transff'r,
Room parl<lng lot \Vh"n they ob-su~gested that hf' pay me 2•;. and asi;iignment of the !!&me will
!lervP<I Valdez plant u package on "'.'h1ch r accepted' in the transac-be n1Ade. and the conslcler11tion
a ff'nce. Valdei rf'trle ved thc> sarne lion. therefor will M paid at 10:00 a .m .
package about 20 n1 Jnut~ later The qurAtion I would like an-on the 12th day or November, 1952.
nnd. when the four wrre arreslect. i;iv.°"red I!!. duP to the (act that J j at the FArCrow Department of Tl·
the package was tollnd t o contain am a me1nber of lht-State AMem-j tie Insurance and Trust Co~ at
tour marij uana clgarf'ttt"JIJ, police bly, however •l!'IO a rraJ estatt-'433 S . Spring Strt>et. in the City
t1ah.I . man llceMed to do business in the of Los An~les 13. County of
Valdez admltt«l to buying the State, if.II ther e •.nythlng illegal i.n Loe A'hgeles. State of California.
clgart'ttcs In Santa Ana that at-this tra1i1act lon. or anything that Dated: October 21·, 1952.
ternoon and admitted to smoklh~ \\'OUld re(le-ct on my integrity? Signed:
onto of them earlier ln the after· Very truly yourt, ED\VAR.b A . BULWlN
noon. He said th' other!! were not EARL W. STANLEY and
involved in his having the mart-Sans legal terminology and sta-P'RANCES MARIE BULWIN
Juana. tute rererencee ht-re •~ the c108· [By E . LOOAN \VlLLIA~fS, their
lng par&IJH.ph.a or the reply the Attorney, Vendor.
Water Conaenalioft
Aid Asked of City
The ctly attorney wa• author-
l&ed by the ctty council Monday
niahl to work with the 0-g<
Covnty Water Dt.trlct tow•rd the
preKrvaUon ot the 0ranl'e County
Buln.
The -1.er dlltrlet requee\ed
that the. Cit;)r attorney be author-
laed lo tend lepl coua.t and ad-
vice on-the Ulll\l&l oft:rdraupt of
tb•·tiellln-The _, .. tulltlng
Ille cooperation of all Ille dte-
lrlcto llOinJ' the -l•r baolD.
Bare Fisted Break
Into Lumber Y 1rd
.__Uy ... -....
-to -a "'-· po11ce reported tbat IOM I Me • ......,
tlle Word Ulil ~ IAtn-
IMr Co. of 011 m,awa,, Weclll ar
cla,y,
8naal Wli .... a WUW ttpult.ed ------... -"' Ille -..... ttllca.
Lfgt&l•Uve O:MJ.neel under date or No. 894 PrTM. Pub. 10/30/Ci2.,
November 28. 19~1 .
It 1" apparf'Ot. that tMre bl DlllCTOIY no o0eh oonmct or lat.root la · ttto ...,, •• \raa-n. Tho • .,. __ • __ Fm'DAL ____ ._o_llU!:Cl'O ___ a __
propl'l;otlon P"naaat to which
the pdf'C'b.8e '''** madt" W9WI
parJk'd by a Lrflalatutt of which
)'1Mi Wfl'fl DOt a lllf'll'lher aad tt..i
traa_-e:r&o. wa" CoM&Dmnafed:
wttb .. acaK7 ., .. e-~
tt\• bnuldl Of lltip state (ft\"l'!ftl6
flllt'M. pul'lllllMlt to atatutory ,.......
-,. .. lllls to tlle --aatS.. of pft\ .. te JN'9Pttt:)" for pulllle -·At..,, __ ,.. ria
~ to oct In y-otrl-
et&I "''?Sit)', •r ..... .., atn-
ct.I ad .....,....,. of • """7 Of
wlaitll1 ,... true a Mf*t t:r >tt
C I . ! ctlM wttil t'"9 tna· I tlittea.
. ill ... 11' '1r ..t. tmr t· u.. ... ~-,... ..... ., ..,
----,. .. l:Rtu. w ,,, ..
U.. el I It: tNll.. v.r,-......,. ,....,..
... Jll.&i.,. 'a' ' 'the Cr I a, ,,... •• mxAaD du•.•
D1pre,
Grauftf Chapel .
I fO Broadway
ao.c-lllt o.ta lleea
IAtTZ MOITUARY
Old IWabfttbed -"'-All--BOWAll,D w. oaa•a -..... , ........ Ollla-• ........ dCJll .IJU Tile II ' 117 -U J. Cl -Ill
....... -a H -..,._ -... Mn WP•.WD 1:::;:~~:;;::;:::::i::===:::• ..... -•.•• I .. ..,_ ..... ---·. Dllp a( IE h.llllllil! INSURE w er Ult ...... nl1'b lo •-llllnaa -. l!l'ewpert ~· ,
'FR• ll ... a.-.a··¢• B +, -----·~· ae1ct ' ,_ Tlol tt'll oat.. .. 19 mt illO Ule. -.Up OIL a 'W' Y I I .I * -olllttla:ba. .......... __ _
-· - --lll'N II It -.... llfl"'* ...... aa.1_,. • ,,,,
................. ~ ----·· ..... . ..-1 Att .. _ ... "Ir ..... - -............... fl --........ ,, ..... _.......... ..,, ·~ ......... ••• .u.u -., ... ..
,, a ....... -• •
•
Mesa Bridge Club
Entertained by
Beach Hostess
l(rs. Warren Bristol of Hunting-
ton l Beach was hostess to Costa
Mesa membtors ot her bridge ·club
o n Oct. 16 •t a de-l!ghtt'UI luncheon
and' afternoon or bridge-. Rosebuds
Were lovely •~ the center adorn-
ment for luncheon ~ables, while
white dalsft'8 w er f' us<'d t hrough·
out lh~ rooms.
),frfll. Sam Crawford held high
score. Afrs. Ray \Vallace \Vas 11t-c-
ond and Mrs. R ichard Dittmar
took hon1r conl'!olation a\vard. 0th·
ers present 'IW're Mmes . John Em-
ery, Charlrs Andrpv.•s, M . J . Ho~
tf"Uer. and \.Va)•ne Pickering. Afr!!.
Pickering \\"i ll 8e h~teM at t he
next meeting.
Toastmasters Hear
About Ballot Props.
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trophy .... •ward..t to Hub~ e a 19ma I
R >chter. Ray Fields, Elton ~-H b Ch t ::i~!,:.d Hugh Pickup also 'i' ,Jt.;. I ar pr . aP. er
Elmer Poirier. president o I the
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to Or9an12e
club, announced plans ror a · lnt T he home of Mn. J ames B. Tay-
meeting "1th the Huntl ft\on lor. 239 Drlft\\·ood Road, Clift lla-
Beach Toastmuttrs, set for Nov. ven. prt~dent of Eta Tau, Long tp at the Huntington lnn. Beach chapter of Beta Sigma Pbl,
-------' \\'8.S the kcen e of the orgabll:aUon
Naiad Mariners
Fete Sea Scouts
meeting IQf a charter chaplf'r in
the Harbor area ., Altel'ldlng the
mPt"tlng ,,·ere &ta Sigma Phi• .
Mnle11. Taylor, John B. Merrill.
and Marga.rel Devine. Invited
Grooming ne\v girls for I vest-~f'~ts \Vel-e Faye W. Farwell,
ilure an•I \\·orking on rank were
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1.tary Jane Carter. Ruth Lewi.a,
the main ord('r o f business ·hrn 1'fargaret John.son. EUen Slbek.,
the J.farinf'r Ship Naiad held their and Floren« ~tal1atd.
regular monthly meeting Tu a y, I Lillian Fink~ an exemplar cu-t.
CkL 28. On th<' Sf.a. Scout S~lp of spoke of t.he aims and pU,,,,_es
Santa A_na at a HallO\\•een qart)'. of the sorority. Beta Sigma Phi
The ~iris had decorated )their is an international sorority dedl·
Scout H ouse in thP best I?e.llo· cated to cultural, philanthropic
\\·een fashion for the occasiOJ?. and and social 8('liv1ties.
prov,ded plenty of donuts arid c!-Jean Taylor. hostess, served re-
der \i..'hich t hey served throu l-~o·ut freshments with a Halloween mo-
t.hr evening. Entertainment i~elud-, tlr at the close of the meeting.
ed games and dancing wf.th a 1trea-. Next merting "'ill fea ture etec-
The Harbor T oastma.slers ptf'-~ure hunt the big excitf'menl of tion o[ officei-s. and \\ill be on
se.nted R forum discussion of pro-the f('stivity. j Nov. 10 at the home of Mrl . Jack
posit ion.!'! J through 24 durln£ Thf" girls "•e re repayin~ th' Car·ter, 218 Jasmine Ave., Corona
their Tuesday dinner meeting at hospitality <0[ the Santa An, S Pa I del .clt·aSiBMatantee v
Norton's Bey Shore care. ScouL~ \\'ho a few weeks ago had delAiat., I nactive lleta Sigma Phis
Robe1·t J ohnson serv('d as modt'r· invited the Marlher Ship aiad in this erea wishing to affiliate
a to r. The n1oi;it iniproved speak-to a n evening boat ride follow by Jt '''ith the ne'v chapter ma.y con-
er's trophy '''as y.•on ~y H E'rn1an 1 a .dance. 1 tact Mrs. Merrill at Beacon 5414.
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need Judge Dodge.
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
I F11Mtal Notlce1 JS °'°91. Ceh. '•• l C.td of Ttlaro~1 U 'oultr,. l.•bbih
4 ~,.....1 Dlrecton J7 ll"••toc~ It t on./-1 COulde JI Speclef 11 l11lldiroq Metwlal11 Aro-1111:•,...ltt
ll t.ildiitq knic•1 40 l 11t-Ooport,o11ltl•
14 ,_,..11 41 5tor•I I Offl<:e•
IS SA..-e Yo.r C.r _.? Waroted to lint
ll Tr•111)10tietlo11 4) Aph. I Ho111e1 11 loofJ.. 4l·A lreller SSMC•
C-tracton 44 too.... tor lerot
II t .. uty Alft .... A leti H0111at
It U,..ofd..-lroq 4S lent. Mite. a HMlth Ahh 4' loo"" I hard 22 lo1t •llld t-o1111d <I Tr11c-1
24 Sc.hool1, 41 Awto• I TI•••
h1ttructlo11 .., Alltot Walltet1 a Sltv4tio•t1 Walried SO ....... s.r.ice
1' Help Wanted SI Tr•il et\
• S..ta , Mi1cellaroeo111 S2 Alretl•11e1 ..... Swept 55 Mo1>ey lo L-•
JO.I A.opH•nc•• 54 Moro•t W•llf•d
JI Wairted .. ,.,., 57 •••I
)2 hrttltllr• tor H ie Ed•!• Wanted
n -A. Afttiq1111 iO h•c:o_, Prop..-ty
U ... h . 51i1pplle1 ll leel E1t••• b .
M M111ic•I, l.•dlo •z ••• 1 E1'••·
Special Not!.-
Newport Harbor
B. P.O. E. 1767 y
.Meet. every Thursday
10-Business Guide ·-------
Furniture R estoring
Chair!, benchl.':;j and stools
using cane. rush and reed .
Harvey's Furniture Repair
BRING t o 2000 Santa Ana Ave.,
Costa Atesa. Phone Bea. 6133-J
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12-Rulldlnr 8"rv1,_
• PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
273 Palmer St., Costa 1.fesa
Bea. !>4~7-M 13tfc
Sympson & Nollar
PAINTING & DECORATING
"The Best Money Can Buy"
512 38th St., Ne\l.'port Beach
PHONE HARBOR 2~04
4trc ---------1
Roofing -All Types
New roofr and repair
28 yrs. expcr. -Free estimates
JOHN T. MORRIS
!! : '!"'!"I Sea.... . .
Charles R. Benton
General Building Contractor
RealdenUa.I Commercial
Remodeling
2596 Cre8tvlew Dr.
Newport Beach Bea. 5846-M
BUo
C. ED SOULE
Building t..~ntractor
REMODELING
DRAFTING -Free Estlmatea
\Vrtte P.O. Box 1~1. Balboa lal!Utd
or ~hone Harbor 3$43. lcl5
PAINTING
INTERIOR -EXTERIOR
CLYDE
Hourly Rates
SHOOTER
Harbor 3898-J
32c46
INTERIOR l<:XTERIOR
PAINTING
LIC ENSED -INSURED
Glenn Johnston
501 -318t St. Newport Beach
Ha.rbor 2297-J 13ttc
REPAIR WORK
Docs your house need rt'"palrlng?
For s1nall repair jobs, call
Frank at Harbor 1744-RK.
Workman.1:1htp Cuaranlecd
20tfc
Paper Hanging
and Painting
JACK WAGGONER
Phone Beacon 7156-R
28c42
HAULING
, Trash or Rubbish
Clean-Up Work
Call Har. 1744-RK
SEASHORE
Day Nursery
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LADJEll dr1•11 $1 ud SI O'Km'lt A MEIUU'IT clrculat· ~ -,
Bia 19 ALl!O -i.. oklrU, Ing heat<r. $15 ·A O'Kttfe A ··~ :? r,.1~ ,ff
blouw and hat&. Merritt regular heater, $8. Per· ~:._ ...,....,~
MlO SEASHORE DR.IVK
RATES-2!>c J)tr hr. by week.
or 35c per br. by daJ'.
W Seaward Rd. CDM, Har.:i fict condition. Har. 854. l!bc52 ·, •
-------------1 BOTH WALNUT FINISH. surret, ----------+++-----.;1--~------
Plus meals Harbor !~~ ~B-AP.f!?!~.
Roto-Broll Barbecue. and
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June Farrar's
Employment Office
WANT •
Registerrd nUrse. Doctor's office.
Couple, furn. apL, ca~taker and
maintenanc-e.
Night C lerk, live In or out.
Housekeper, live In, private room
and bath
General, 'bcune book!I & short.hand
Other Good Positions I
Male & fo'emale
402 ~2 32nd St., Newport Beach
Harbor 2661
50c51 ---ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTS-
?1-tAN. l\t•1itt be experienced. Ap-
ply 406 Coast Blvd., CoronR del
t.far. ~2
Executive Steno-secretary
PRi:Jo'ER Orange County re.1:1l<1ent.
Ugal sxperil"nc~ drsirablt'. Must
~ n<:at. aC('UrH.le. Use ind<'pend-
cnt judgement. To p sa.ta.ry Give
cornplctc inforn1ation in first
lt•ttt•r conct'rnln~ age, education.
\\.'Ork history. r cfert'OC'f'S.
R l'plu·s Conftdcnlial
\\"rile Box A•l this paper
49cr.i l
Rotillaerie $39.95 -.$59.95
Completely automatic. Barbe--
cues. chic.ken and broils ateaka
and rt be etc. ..charcoal tuty."
U84!! tn or out or doora. For bom•
demonstration call Rae Coatea,
Har. 12M-WK. 37~1 -----· MAYTAG waablng machine.
wringer type. Nearly new. $1~.
1024 East Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
Harbor 1005. •7~2
19&2 A B C Washer -It's tha.l
all automatic one that sham-
poos the clothes. Holrls 9 lb!.
and ha.a the agitator. Used on-
ly 4 n1onths. Can have tor con-
tract balance or $227.58. No
dovm payment and equity rree
tr you take pay1nents or $11 .79
pr r. mo. Cost new over $320.
See at R &: H Appliance. 4CM
So. Spadra, Fulerton, Ph. LAftl-
bert 5-62~2. Mtfc
USED Electrolux refrigerator. 5
c u. rt .. good oondillon and c lean j
208 Coral Ave., Balboa Jsland.
Ph. Harbor 1029-W. 50pt>2
COLDSPOT 6 cu. rt. rf'frig. with
freezer, .f Ice cube trays, Z Wg·
Ftable. tray8 &: bottom storag<'
tray. $60. Har. 2477-R after 5
p .m . 00c5l
·rHOR Automagic washf'r $3:>. 437
\VA N"fJ;;O -H(•U~rkl't'))l'.r ror eld-8 Pguni8 , Corona d('l Mar. Har.
erly couplf' /\'.'if<' invalid); small' 1891-WK. 49c5l
apt.; . waj.!r!.-1 and . boa.rd, l'llccp APT. SIZE ga~ range. Broiler OV·
out. \Vr1te Cox \V J , this paper. 4 b $20 R 2623-J , r en, urners. . a, .
,,4t c 49c51 ------------WANT -cxp1•riencrd scr\•icr sta-1952 O'KEEFE &: MERRITT
111.50. glasa tron.t china cloe·
et, $18.SO. Ph. Har. 3l<f2.,J.
50p52
C'OMPL. liv. rm. set. sectional. &
pieces. Philippine mahog. $250
ALSO solid walnut organ. 427
Santa Ana Ave., Newport Hgt,.
&aeon 614.:>-M. 50c:-,2
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MOORING FOR SALE-So. Ba"y
oft Amethyst , to Bal. Isl.. prop.
owner only. Call Har. 2807.
, 43tfc
JOHNSON
Outboard Motors
lMMEDlATE DELIVERY of a
Umlted quanllty of 5-10-'.!5 hp.
models. fo"actory sales &: service.
South Coast Co.
Newport Blvd at
Newport Beach.
23rd,~a.r. 2600
46tfc
STURDY 30-ft. f i:.h1n~ bl>a t
"Turtle." No\V OJlt'ratin~. Ex·
ceUenl condit ion. $17~0. H a rbol'
3856. 47p52
MERCURY
Outboard Motors
ALL 1'10DEL$
also
Son1e Fine Used Outboards
See DA VE SPIES
916 Coast High\l.'a)', Nc\\'JX>rl Bch.
Phone Bc<lcon r.i676-11
48tfc
WANT TO BUY
M-Muslcal, Radio
PIANO: ~prighl. Taber -FitJtra1d.
Dark finish, full keyboa r¢ Per-
fect cund. $100 cash. t.W E.
Bay Ave .• Balboa, Har. 3r7 af-
ter 3 p. nl. fk52
10" RCA Television. Good Condi-
t ion. $60. 428 Westmfnster,
. Newport Beach, Beacon 6~60-W . 1 ~2
REGISTERED GERMAN Shep-
herd pllps. 1201 Ray1ner San-
ta Ana. 00c52
tl-Sto""' and orn.-
~EsK OR larger spaC'e a~jJabl e
in established Real E~t,(e of-
f i<'e. Located on Coa~t !High-
\.•:ay p ea r posl office. Jo~avorable
pa!){ing faci \itie~. Sllil~~i'c fur
in~uren cr , accountant, Bl}orne_v .
or p11 bll(' stcnogra phe~.1 406
Coast lii\vay, Corona dcl ]\lar.
50c52
\\'P. H l\. VE pcnplE' "'ail c~g
houses an•I apartn1rnt~. I
f'J('aSt.• Call U s
for
Beverley Realty Co.
:..<>7 E . l.~albo:i f;lvd .. Bal,boa
r•11,1nf' Harbvr 1788)
I
Iialboa Island
seasonal rentals.
~D HARBOR AREA SI us for yearly and
Ne!' a Gibson, Rltr.
306 !.taf lne. Balboa w. Har .. tw)'J
lllUc
2 BDR~a!e~ ~!~~~,;; .. ,
9 mof l'!tartlng Oct. lat. $80 mo.
12·1 9arnet, Bal. ts. See VO-
GEUf, 208 Marine, Bal bl. Har.
44-t. I 15trc
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Rentals Wanted
\Ve h a~e people walling ror 1. 2 •
3 bdrn1. ftlrnis hed and unrurn-
ishrd) ho1nes, Yrly. or sea. Call
Jo::R?'l.lfo"; S MITH at W. E . FJSH ·
ER OF1'~1c·E. 916 Coast Blvd .•
CoroOa del Mar. Har. 2443 35trc
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RElliTAL v
~PECIALISTS I Call Edna Craig:
Linwood Vick, Rltr.
Balboa! Island. Har. 2042 13tfc
F'URNISHED Apts. Furnace heat.
El('c rolux rcr., laundry, phone,
utilitit"s paid. Near bus stop.
S1ni::I<'~. $ l fl mo-doubles, $65. mo.
BA YViE\V COURT, 9th & Balboa
Blvd1 44lfc
43-Apartments and . .,.ouses w1>:TER RE'1TALS ror rurnWled
I aparlmC'nlR. 302 E. Ocean Front,
LIDO RENTAL Balboa, HH<bor 1819-W. •~ I T •
linn nl un I .p.111 .. :, 12 p.n1. ~h ~ft . ra nge . lt'.1:1 the latest CP All·
47tfc SHO_\VLE:ns TF.XACO .s{·rv1cr automatic. Lift up top m odel
-------------Statron, 800 Cou.st H ighway, I that ha.s simmer bumers, all
Cabin cru i~er in guod cnn1lilion.
up to $1 500. \\'d i t radr '4 1 l .111-I
coin custun1 Contin .. ntal or ',t z '
B uick s:uprr eunvcrt1blt·. l'hone
8 f'acon 7123. 501.::-1::!
2 bl'drm. u nfurn. Yrarly $1 3:,
n10. This srnurt little 11pme is
clo~c tu b(•ach anti lncludos club
house privtll'gcs. A sk !pr fl.1r .
COST A l\IP.S.<\ -r\('w~g he·
lor npl. K itchl'nC'ltE". wr. ti·
v:1ll'j t'ntra nc<'. fl.t an pref"rrro.
~1 :1. m o .. util. pd. Bea . 6035-J
or 6031-J . 50p:J2 K{·n1pton. H. H. HOLBROOK Nc\\•port 8Pach. 49c~l steel griddle in micktle 8.11<1 that SACRlFIC'F. ac<:nunl illncR<:. Cus-
grlll broiler. Used only 2 moS. ton1 built Sport 1·~1:-;hcr. 26 ft. x
DEPENDABLE PLUMBING F:XPF:RIF.!\"C F.D Ph11to S tudin rr-Can have for contract balance 10 ft .. 6 in. b1~an1. 1-11 hp P..oya l P . A. p A L M E R
Rf'pRir S~r:i~~";.~!inlalncd c.rption~'llj Pr1t<1f d pa1'ser. I Part or $139.48. My equity free and ~~~:s~~~ !.a~hat~l~~lonT~~~:;~: lNCfJRl'0RA1'ED i ' BA~B?A .~EN~NSULA
, time. a ary an con1n1 ~ion . no down pa)•ment if you take 5 11>53 13333 Via Lido Ncwpor•· Bca1.:h OCF.AN F RON l furn. 2 bdrm ..
Main SL • Balboa Blvd., Balboe
Dinner e :JO p. m ., Lod~e 8 p. m .
Robert A . Eutman, exalted ruler
PhonC'. Harbor 14.18-W I Phon(' Harbor 292-\V, Tul'~ays payments or S8.30 per nlO. See I " I $G0.1n10.
1595 Newport Blvd., Costa Mrsa I 2801 Balboa Blvd., Newport Bea ch and Thursdays. 48tfh at R &: H Appliance.' '4 0<\ So. Harbor 1500 Sin,::!<:> rurn. apt .. $30. mo. to June
Ph. Bea. 51i9 {eves. Har. 2145-MI ____________ P_·_P 1 A-VON X~tA S 1'4('::\son bci;:lns now. Spadra, Fullerton. Ph. LAn1berl '.i4-i\t1r•tral. katlio j -4 3tr{· 1 15th,
4-:-Funeral Directors
MOTTELL'S
MORTUARY
10ne of America's
Most Beautiful
Mortuaries'
SERVICES FROM $70
VISIT
MOTTELL'S
1--LOWER SHOP
Localed op Mortua.!.Y Grounds
901 • 939 East ~rd St.
Phone Long Bea ch 6-2284
· •6trc1
1 IO-Business Gulde
COLLECTIONS:
Appling Collection Co.
Credit r£'ports on Coast inhabl·
tanl.5 ar(' absolutely worthless .
N o one can kel'p track of the
transients. The old-timers you
know better than any NE\V ·
COMER.
301 First Natlonal Bank
Santa Ana. Ph. Kln1berly
Bldg ..
2-3579.
33t[c
COMPLETE HOUSE CLEANING I
Furniture and rugs shampooed
Free estimates -Fully insured
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
Beacon 6111 72tfc
ONE DAY
TV REPAIR at
WUIS' TOWER VIDEO
1856 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
Beacon 7123
40p54
Hauling_-1Trash or?
Phone· Walke r
1578 P~CEN'l1)A, Costa Meaa
Phone BeaCon 5313-M p .p
TH E NE S-T IME5
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THE IRE SS
Orang e ·
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14--PPnvinR1" I Bo La M 1 c r B . .. ··· . .. .. . .. x 1· · •rar a, a.IL · racon A STEAL! Electric range anrl new. Ternt~. Anothrr for $1 :~!"1. \\•ith t·hi_hl 0 . !'· L:alllua, $4 3.!'".0 YF.J\R:LY F'urn. ocea.n front
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FENCES
Redwood
Grape Stakes
Chain link
Block Walls
Barbecues
Patios
Weather. Stripping
FHA Term!! No Do"'" Payn1ent
For free estlinates call Kl 3:0565
H. W. VOGEL CO.
2330-42 So. Ala in St. Santa Ana
Open Saturd ays and Sundays
<16c54
Painting and
Decorating
Color Consultant
GEO. BURKHARDT
LICENSED, COl\'TRACTOR
508 -31st St .• N ewport Beach
Phone Harbor 2118· \V 13lfc
ALTERATIONS
Remodeling -RP.pairs
'"AS YOU LIKE IT"'
Harry M. Johnson
805 W. Balboa Blvd., 1-lar. 2610-W
38p5 1
Bill's Window &
House Cleaners
Rea.sonable rates by day or n10.
402 % 32nd SL. Newport a each
Call BiU Nooney, Harbor 3879
Somebody Wants
That used furniture, brlc·a-brac.
paJntlng3, elc., no w taking up
space in your garage. Find a buy-
er with a classified ad in the
News-Timea, Post, and Presa com·
bination. Ju.st Phone Harbor 1616.
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
LADIES SCHWINN BICYCLE--
Just like new. (Ideal ror Christ-
mas). Ph. Harbor 1988, eves. or
week ena. 51c63
COLLINS ISLAND
Furn 3. rm. cottage apt&
Weekly or monlb.ly rate.a.
Wf'•t end ot Park Ave., Ba.l-oo. loland. Har. 2962-W.
51tfc
Al cobolica Anonymou.o
Write P . 0 . BG.K 205
Balboa Island. C811f.
Phone Klmbcrly 3-5J93
111-0...o!I Aids
Superfluous Hair
Pe rmanently ren1o vcd from fRCl'
Arni~. log!'!. Eyl'browa and hair
line shKpt:'d -No more twe"zlng.
EL.LEN L. BRYA!\"T R. E .
Tuertd.ay and . ..Ttwrsday only
Udo'!! Salon of Beauty Har. 2~76
My Free Analysis -
WILL d emonstrate how easil y
your figure, beauty ancl health
ca " be impro\iCd In SPENCER
SUPPORTS ... actu&lly design-
ed and n1ade for you alone! Miss
Nelson, 941 W('st Occlrlental SL ..
Santa Ana. Ph. Beacon 5420-R
46p60
Z2-l""'t and l•'oond -
LOST LM.dies green leaU1er \\.'al-
let in Costa Mesa P. 0. or ?
Anxious to recover paper~.
Keep n1one.)'. Return lo P. 0 .
or phone Bea. 538~-J. '49c51
LOST -Turquoise and sliver Par
ring. Reward. Pho ne Harbor
1320-W. • 5lc53 -
U-School -lnstmction
TUTORJNC -by hour, eve. "' wk. ends. gr. <·8. Experirnrcrl,
certified teacher . M~. Sincla.ir,
209 Diamond, Balboa Island. alp
-~ll_qiht•tlnM WllnW
Carpenter Work
REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS
Day Work or Contract
First Clll&'I Work
PHONE HARBOR 290l·M
U c
Ruth's Baby Sitting Agency
Specialized Care Day or Night
Phone Harbor 2301-\V
Hp52
NEED IRONING WORK at home,
to help care for famUy. Mrs.
Sweetzer. 3618 W. Balboa Blvd.
Phone Harbor 021•. t9cl>4
FRENCH COUPLE-8alary $375-
too. BuUer:.Chaufter.-cook-gener·
at LocaJ references. Write T. W .
1735 Hollywood Wa,y, Burbank.
Calif. t9p51 --
WANT TO CA.RE for little girl 3
to 5 yrs., 5 days per week -in
my home. Fenced yard~ Be&.
6359-J. tllp51
WANT cleanlnc. 1ron1n1. mettdlng.
plain sewing or r Experienced.
Reliable. Phone Bea. 9304.·R I'
50p52
10 a .m. 38p5 <'lectric 40-gal. wat('r h<'alrr Oth('rs. JOO, to chooRe fro1n. n10. Hai bor 03t13 -\Y. ~6p:.i1 apt .• suitable for 1 or 2 adultJ;.
x-r \vho will as· Very good condition. Both for Term~. D~NZ·S~llt.1I DT BIG i :,o. 1110 ., uliL pd. 1504 \V. Ocean
562·' -R bcforr ---
·hildrC'n. Regular $50. 506 Marguerite, Corona dt'I PIANO Sl ORE. fhc Home of FURNISH En 2 bl"'<irn1. lc.Jotlage F ruJl. !\"c\l.·porl Bch. Harbor
In. r•rivat e room t.far. Har. 2018-\V. 50c52 the wonderful H ~:n1mond Chord ut1I. pd. Cuurt f<t C'ihtics. $.J~ rn o. Z9l t-\\'. 50c52
\VA KT hnulirkC'C"I
~1st \\'ith 3 '
50c52 Organ. Santa .r\na, 520 N. ?..fain. 1 i 41 l'on1 ona, Cos ta !\fess:. BC"a.
--------SI W ,_.., B 67ti-J. 51trc
tnne off. Live
l'h. Bf::a. 7436
Radio Te chnicians
-. an..,.. to oz • RECORDS -14c . \\'.<\1''f young wo1nan to share
holll.<' \l.'ilh en1 ployed woman.
Onf" lo wnrk fnr
TOP· DOLLAR PAID f 0 r I NEW SHIPMEl\'T just In .
rron1otion to TV SHOTGUNS and RIFLES Pho nograph r ecords. Some new,
-CASH on Barrelbead I •omTHRONSON'S
LIDO ISLE -Extra spc~ial Bay 63g V\'. 18lh St., Costa Mesa,
F ront rt•ntHI. \\'inter or ycar_ly. Ph. Har. 2576 days. Beacon
·t Bet.Ir m s, 3 baths, dbl. l~~ with ) 7004-h1 C\'l'S. 50c5'.?
hug1· pat10. Sho\l.'ll by appt. only.1 ------------
Call Ata r~v Dic·kson or Ntll Cant· ONE bch·n1. hou&e, furnished, fire-
tt>r hni4."i11n and
One to wo rk p1•r1 nanr ntl.v in rarlio
nt bench job!' in
on"cl !lhCJps. Jo~in
con11it lona with
nl . Tnp pay with
or advancemf'nt .
ti e pt. 1~"rman.-
OC\Y fl1r·conrlit1
es t wo1·king
tra1nini::-p ro;:rrs
npp<>rtunity r
l 'hnne lfRrbor 1·188-J through
Sunday, l':ov. 2nd. 51c
WAR SURPLUS STORE
"1001 Jtcms You Can't Uee"
Corner of Newport Ir. Harbor
Ph. Beacon fl204 Coat& Me88
12lfc
WILL PAY ca.ah for your u..se<l
furniture and other household
goods. CRIST FURNITURE ,
\V.1\:"-:T »OUSE KEEPER. Privatl' 1687 Orange Ave., Costa Mes.a
N'u laundry. ?o-fust acrosa from new Alpha Bt>ta room &: bath. i
Ha1bor 209. 51c531 Market. Phone Be&. 7323. tt like <"hildr('n.
1-fOUSE\VJVES · take Xma., or· :fZ-HOd!tehold GnndA
df'rs for nyhin hnsi£'ry. s lips and
Hrning,os about S2 men's so(.'k.'i.. E
P''r hour. N11 rlt'liverie~. Fi'c<'
Rl'a ls1lk Hosi('ry
l'nll'r Bldg., Loni:
samplrs. \\1ritl"
l\1 ill !1. Ol'CRll c
Beach. 5l c53
• 10~'>alP, Mi. ~11anro11.--------10 '/v OFF
on Fres h Zenith
Hearing Ai d Batteries
Gunders on Drug
117 1.faln St., Ba I boa 31c44
Paint $1.6 9 gal. & up
Vacuutn Cleaners
NEW -USE lJ -REBUILT
ce &-Supplies Airway &-rvl
SHEL TONS,
c1~-ita ~1esa
Need a
or RE
Revere n1odel
I
p
79 E . 17th St.
h . Bca~on 60i4·W
Jttrc
D ictaphone?
CORDER?
16
8. 1-hr. r ecord
0 Lape r ecorder,
s . Also 3 speed
ay through radio
ARGAlN! Write
paper. 46lfc
chan&cr t o pl
or rt'corder. B
Box Y3. this
17" TELEVISIO N Console, A-1
CQnd. $M.
RABBITS 8 d
buck, 12 holes
oes. 3 litters. 1
hanging hutches
nte Vista. Costa
~499-M. 49p.51
$50. 363 Mo
lttesa. Beacon
ENCYCLOPED IA BRITANNICA
earbooks. Red %.
co leather wiU,
Coot UOO. Will
Call Har. 0739-W
• or alter 8 p. m .
24 vql. with y
bound Morac
gold lettering.
sell tor $2ft0.
be!ore 10 a.. m
49dll
NEW CA TALl.N A aqua board and
eel of 8 left·h&ndod coif lrom.
Har. 767. ftpH
'
SLIGIITL Y WORN op pare I for
womm at Katey Doane'• 8tud1o
SPECIAL -500 coil lnnersprln~
matresses &: sox spring S65.
Maple twin bed!, bea\ltltul
maple 5-dr&W«!'r chests, baby
beds, divan!, unfinished chests,
bunk beds. and BE S URE lo
see our gift dept.!
Crist Furniture
New and Used Furniture
1687 Orange Ave:, Costa Mesa
Acroas from new Alpha Beta Mkt.
Phone Beacon 7323
WALNlIT bedroom set, newly r e-
finished. Double bed, drcuer
vanity and chiffonier. $1 00. Bea-
con 6504-W after 6 p.m . 49p51
LARGE RATTAN -drop Jear
dining table, 4 straight chairs,
2 arm chairs and large reed rug .
2~2 Klng's Rd., Cliff Haven
Be. 5206-J . 49c51
LOUNGi;: CHAIR I similar to con·
tour chair). Tan plastic uphol.
in very good cond. $97.50. Phan£'
Harbor 761-M. 51c53
EARLY AMERICAN solid maple
dining &el, drop tear table. ~
chairs &: hutch cabinet; 2 fold-
ing beda, Boston rocker, halt or·
lglnal coal. Can be aee:n at
Beachcomber Shop. 811 Coast
HJway, days ~1p53
1952 PHILCO ,Refrigerator. lt'a
the big deluxe 9 cu. ft. model
with 56 lb. cro.ss top f reezer
chest. Two criapera , fo vege-
tables a.nd all adjustable shelves
Alao haa n.lce f~ meat tray.
It's the Dairy Bar .sbe.Ives-ln-
door model that holds every-
thing. Paid over '3to far lt.
Caq have tor .contract bl.lance.
No down payment lf you take
payments ot $13.91 per mo. See
at R A H Appliance, t04 So.
Spo.dra, FUJiertoa. I'll. I.Ambert
&-QI. ' l!Ollc
KENMORE pa ranp. 3 ;rn. old.
ICxc:ellont coadltlon, .WI.
AL80'1 tin! lcften&. '6 ncb. Pb.
Hat-1171-R. ~
Hon1e & Auto Supply Bea. G055 l'ron, Jo-:ARL STANLEY Off1cc, plac(', garaF:t'. 314 Poinsettia.
1789 Newport Ave., Costa l\t csa J l 13 Ne\\'J>Ol't Blvd .. Nc\l.'porl Cot nna d('I 1.fa r. Open Friday 4:
___________ 1_J_t_fc Beach, I 4.0 c.:50 Satllrda;t". ~51
$5 PER MO~TH .rents o r buy~ ·F UR!\'. AP·r . for rt'nl. su1iabtc for J .. OVI· l~Y 2 bllrn1 . Ocean Front
i;:ood prael•t·c putno. Sornc as 1 pcison. $10 pl'I' ino. iitiL pd. low a s $6.9, $78., $95. All term 60.1 Orchirt, c,,,·ona ·•r'·I Mar. furn. apt. (new l Winte r only,
d I D u S:85. pt•r !HO. rent ere 1te( on purchase. anz· Harbor l!J'i7-t.1K. 49c" I Schmidt Big Piano Store, 520 ,) " S cv1•rU.l bac.:i1elor apls. $25. per
No. Main, cor. 6th. Santa Ana. ino. up. LIDO ISLE PAUi .. C . J ONES. Rentals
ONE ON"L Y usM 80 bass a ceor-
diH.n, $69.9~. Tt•rn1 s ns low a:;
$5 per n1onth at
SHAFER0S J\1U liiC Co. (Since 190i)
'Ask aboht Accordion lesson plan'
421 -423 N. S)•can1orc. Santa Ana
Phone Kln1bcrly 2-0672. 47tft:
SPINET. Cas e slightly damaged
In shipm<'nt. Savl" $160. Tcr111:-.
on bal. R e possessed. $151 paid.
Gorgeous mahog. cuse. DANZ-
SCHMlDT BIG PIANO STORE.
520 No. Main.
ALL ELECTRIC ori::-an . Usl'd only
6 months. Save $200. A beauty
DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO
STORE. The H omli' of the W on·
derful Hammond Chord organ,
520 No. Main. Santa Ana. ---WANTED: Good used p i an o~.
Highest ca.sh or allowance.
Trade on new piano, electric or-
gan or television. Danz-Schmid t
Big Piano Stor e. Santa Ana
~20 No. 1'1ain. cor. 6th.
1953 TELEVlSlON. Trade in your
old piano. H ighest c alih allow-
ances . DAN"Z-SCH1'UDT, Sanla
Ana. 520 No. 1.1.ain. Hamn1ond
Electric chord organ.
$295. $10 PER month buys a bca·
utlful mirror Spinet type piano.
Maple finish. DANZ-SCJiMl01
BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana
520 No. Maln.
TRADE YOUR OLD Pl,\NO or
band· inBtrun1ent on a Packard
~I Television. H ighl".ist trade-in
allowance at
~HAFER'S Music Co. {since 1907)
·"The Home ot Ki1nba1J Pianos"
4.21-4.23 N. S)•camore, Sant.a Ana
Phone Klmberly 2~72 . 23ttc
STEINWAY Crands. Beautiful
condition. Chickering, Knabe,
Voee • Sons, Kranich and Bach,
Story and Clark, Ma.son and
Hamlin. Just like new. Many
others $396 up. T crm!L DANZ..
8CHll1DT BIG PIANO STORE,
Sant.a Ana. 520 No. Main, Cor. Ith. .
Cleve r 1 or 2 bf'flroo1n rhrnlshc<' Agen<·y 2307 "'· Balboa Blvd.
liar. f 3 13 50c51 apa!'lntf'nts. All utilit1es
paid. F'rivale garages and
palio. Reasonable rePtsf
· P. A. PALMER
are
nice
l NCORPORATEDI
3333 Via Lido 1416 CO&St Hiway ' New11orl Bcacb --Kltr~ ... J..">00
I 13Lfc
BALBOA. RE]'ftAL -;-.,yearly or
\l.'inlc•r SC8f"On', uir(ret rboM)",
vc r~ ·1Jl.-nsant ba:y ffoht upPt-r
or IO\\'cr duplt>x. Reaao'nable td
careful tenant. Har. 1738·.f.
, I ;, ' 151e53
N1CE:LY furniRhed 2 bdrm. $65
C LIF'F' HA VEN unfurn. z Bedrni. n 10. 1711 Pnnlona, Costa Mesa.
I Bea.con 6747-J. 51tfc hon1e. F irt'pl., gar., . EqanJc nt•r.
Also 3 Br. unfurn. F1r9y1.. i;ar. Bi\L~O,\ PENINSULA Furn. 3
. 2271 Clay S t . Ph. H~r. p87. bdr1n . ho1ne. l iz baths. Fire-
49J>5 l 1 plact'. "'as hing machine. On 2nd l-Bed--,-.00-ni_l_ro_n_ie_i_n_C_c_~-on_a_d_c_l 1 r1;mr. d_uplcx. no small children.
!\far, rurn i~hed, bcaut i f~11 vie\,., 1'120 Miramar. Har. 2188-W.
Choice location. Winlcr o r 5lp53
)·early. Har. 2012-\.\'. 49c.51
llalboa (111-ni s.hed apt. Ad'flts onlv.
$.'"10 111onth yearly. Utilitlies paid.
Beacon 6433·J I 49c51
FOR RE1'"T -UNFUR . attrac.
fan11 Jy home with fir "lace. 3
b<Jrn1, Cliff Haven. Mov in this
week. Harbor 987. 38c39H
1--oR LEASE )'early b~r front
hru11c . Lido Isle. 3 Bdi-1ns. on
60 ft. lot . lif odcrn fur~ishing:s,
s"•in1ming pool, pier & ~lip. $800
per 1no. Rc·fcrcnccl:I required.
0\1.•n(>r 1241 Lausanne J ve .. Dal-
las, Texas. 49c51
\.VI NTER RENTAL available Nov.
Isl I to Jun" 15th. $55 month.
l Ttip t it•s paid. Single woman
only need apply. 221 Sapphire,
Balboa Island. Har. 3773-W.
51~3
3 BD~M . hou.se. 1 ~ baths, stove,
refrigerator , forced air heat,
Cir<fi}lacc, fenced yard. Good lo.
catfon. AvailH.blc Nov. 2:5. $110
Bea con 7214-J. 51c53
UNF*RNISHED J bedrm. apt.
. St e and panel~ ray. $40· mo.
50 31st St.. Newport Beach.
Be~con 5872-J . 61<:53
'
UNFURN. l Bdrm. ho1 se new-4-~ms to Rent
ly decorated, 687 Viele :ia, Cos-1--+-----------
ta ~tesa. ! i FOR SALE small Frigi lire and It' Just Like Home
apL s ize 4-burner gas range. Pl ty hot water apartmente
1 50p51 w itih bath & kitchens. Telmalon ----------4-i-, ---1 nitt ly, tn attractive lobby. Rab-a
FURN. 3 Bdr1n. dupl~ . Elec. re+onable-by the day, week or
refrig .. furnace. 2 sl10\1 ~rs. Gas mop.th.
& water paid. $65 me
1
211 E . tj>CIM.N ' FRONT HOTEL
Balboa. Blvd., Balboa.I 50tfc :t06 W . CX:EAN FRONT-
GENTLE;\fAN will sh 1 1 e well N rt H~:J
equipped 2 bdrm. apt. l Corona I --4---·---------
del Mar wilh single ii~ °"i· ~P-CJ~,. QuJet, Alodem A.partmftl.t.
arate bdrm. Full facil ies. Ph. ·W eekly Linen Servl.ce
Rent. $37 mo. Har. 21 M: eva Weekly or Monthly Ratel
-------11+,..,-
50
-p5-
1 al-Port Motel
BALBOA ISLAND year Jicntal. 706 oaat Highway, Newport ~
2 bdr~. ~ome comple , ~ furn. Bea~n 5299-J
Hotpoml automaUc w.~er. 2
car garage, adulta. er at · S\ylca, lZOl-F Cout Hl&llw&y,
at Goldonrod. Corona de1 MU.
Barbor 21.iD-W. 50c32
SPECIAL BUY -one onl.y, dem-
onatrator model • blonde 20"
Packard Bell televtaion. , Csrrtea
tun gu&ranl<e. Save ~ on
DIVAN, J211. 703 Aeecl&. Ooron• Utl• Convdnlent terms at
127 To-. Har. 29H j ::ioc52 A~· crtVE .room fOr · rmt.
Se te entnru:e. N--
ENGLISH GIRL will baby t1H ..
pnten, cook or typo. Call Har.
17t2·R. llOp52
WANT -,,. ... ~. JJ./ UH> ~~ !';?!!!, . •• .....
-----------day. li:xpmHold. I'll. ---7.J. WlUT8 ELEPHANT
c1e1 11ar. Har. 1-w anar e :ao SHAF.ICR'B 11uo1,_eo. Catnc!e 190n
p.m. -2 "Home ol Jll• ... all Elec. Organ
U1rt:13 N. Sycamore_ Sant.a Alla
J"""9 Klln!-rlJ>' .'-oe'lt. · :latte
•
Your ad appe&,,q
' buslneM ~ i.ow ·
RENT. IOI tartupur, CDi I I
dej Mar. Har. -J, ....
For Sale by Owner 1111p111
111--Bo--
'l'Wo ~. I --11' -UNIVERSAL ·=--A·.::: ... ~ BuGclillr.:~--• • , t --· .._ ,.._ .,..... w...-.,:... a .. ,
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PAGE 4 -PART T -THU~SDAY, OCT. 30, l952
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~Aatomo~Des, Tires ~Aatomoblle8, ~ ~~~~~;--~~~~~-
Theo d d re Robins
Your· Ford Dealer
Who can save you $$$
USED C ARS
BETTER
USED CAR VALUES
t''52 Hillman conv. 3,600 miles H a: Rad. Contint>nla l back. Cost
over $2.200. . . --·-.... $1 ,6'4 ~
1' '50 FORD Cust. Clb. CpE". \Vf\\'
PhonP : Beacon 6604 Rdr:H , OD ~ew paint .. Sl .59~
'51) FORD V~ CU!'ltom 4-,1 '47 BUICK Sup. 4 dr. S<"d. R&H
<Ir.: r & h. O\'errlrive: A nice running car, above aVl!rg.
one OY.'nt>~ a n<I a rf'al ,J '46 C AD 62. 4 d r .. sed. F ull y
buy .... ,.,, .................... $1 .545 equipp. New T ires, t\VO ton<>
'M FORD 8 Custom, 2 paint a: seat cover~. Excellent
dr. R & » : ............... 1,495 motor -. .. . .. $1 .195
'49 FORD V-8 r.l1b coupe; 1' '46 FORD Sta. \Vag. R.\H Ex .
l'leat covE"r'S antf radio; clean, no rf'a!"ona~lro orrer r t'· ,
here's a bargain .... 1 .29~ fusf'd.
SMALL F.STATE
Come sit in the cheery brealt-
fast room. look through
steel -sash windows, over
green front lawn, at outer
Orange Avenue activity.
Or relax in the comfort-
able den. scan ·the level
acre and plan its u.e:
horses. swimming p o o 1,
light farming.
Ht>re l'I: a n almost new, altogether
substantial 2 bdrm a nd convertl-
blf• ll~n home tha t n~ri~ your
immediat" attention. Prlct'd at
lt'~e than co~t by 1llsablf'd G. I
O'A"n l"r. ·I per tent flnanct>d.
Pli.'R~E" ask for John Mottram
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
'51 CHEVRO LET Stylellne ~fany '-lor" To Choo"€' Frnm I 2 dr. se<t. fO"""Pr glide 1,895 :l:'l33 \-1f1 Lido, NE"wport Bf'llf'h
'41 FORD \".,8 ronverti-1 ·~.o FORD Convrrtible Harbnr 1 ~00
ble, a !'harp bu_\-... . 995 '49 FORD Custom 5etfan 1-------------
•49 c HEVRor· _ subur -.,. BUICK supe.-cnnwrtiblr
1
BALBOA INCOME
ban; r·oo for l he 8 DeS c famil~· pits baggage: 'i oto lub Coupe 1 Of"fo~A ~ F'RO:'\T DUPLEX 2 bNI·
se it tod1•.-... . J,145 '47 CHRYSLER Xt>W York 8 ('tlnn rnon1s llJ' and oni' flo~'ll. Derp
·4~ ST UDEBAjKER c 0 n. '48 CHEVROLET Flef•tlinf' lot. l.ar~e ,,·alJt>d pA tin. On cor-
vert.ible [,ampton : R ·47 DODGE Sedan . ne r In ~ood l'E"ntal nrl'a. F'urn·
&H, o'dr1 : top ve.1-'41 PLY~fOUTH S P<lan I !!'lh•~11 Ht $19 .~00.
ue at thi. price ..... 1,145 I ESTATE SALE '48 F'ORD ckup: the BUY \VITH CONFlDF:NrF. .
pricf' is r!gh . 99~ NE\V C AR DEALF.R I 2-STOR\' DUPLEX and Dbl. gar-
'42 CHF.VR0t1 1 '·· ton H ill man • Hu1nbt>r Ag•' l(l('atPll l)n rt-Br or 102 ft.
fl at be!I t1 1ck_ ~> ~peE"d Sunbf'&n1 . -Talhnt. • Rov<'r \1Jt. Additinna l unit can be addC'd
box . .. :1.'JO tn rnnl pfPlr an <'XC'<'l\ent invr~t-
'39 FORr> V-8 • dr. serl. Newport Auto Sales """' a l $14 .000 -w•ll lielow
H :i.11; plpe>i, \\'hllf> ~irlt> I 2601 \\'. Ne\vport Blvd, ttu· 1·~atr nppraisal \'alue.
walls r el. . . .......... 29!S , Nf'\Vport Beach Har 1107 BAY FRONT
Transpprtation
'10 Plymouth f::oupt'.
r lean . , .. $325
'39 Dnick 4 rtr.; nice ____ . 325
'38 F'orrl 4 dr..; !'!h arp .... 1 j5
BANK TERMS
Theodore Robins
53'1 Coast Highwa.v, :-/ev.•port Bch.
Serving the TO\l•n for 3 J Year~
'
Dodge -Plymouth
"Trade-In" Outlet
'50 NASH. sedanette l bffi1 $1 ,295
'M NAS H , 2 dr.1t bt>di OD 1.345
'50 F"ORD V ·8 ll\dor H ~tr-. 1,391'l
'50 CHEV fltlne lsednt . H . 1,485
'4.9 F ORD V-8 c~t. se<I. R-H 1,28!i
'i9 F ORD V ·R tudor R etc. 1.27!5
'•6 CHRYS. 6 Rf.rt. R&H .... 995
'49 CHE\.' Rteel f ta. v.:g. R . 1 ,48~
\\'e T rade for the Best
v~~!,':~~ l v~o~1:i0H~~
Nl'wport Blvrt a 17th CORta ~ff'-AA
Phone con 6907
Month-end Clearance
LATF. fODEL
Buicks
Cadillac• 1
Olct'.•mobiles
CJ1evroletR
P ick up .t· Pnnel ·r ruf'k ...
• ~ ~m<' \vo1 i< f'ars
Miller Chevrolet Co.
Hnrbor nt C'P-ntf'r, Co.'lta l\fC'SR
RC'nron 6549
"46 1'.tERCURY C'lub cpe. Radio &
healt"t, very t•lean. New tire~.
$41'l,000 a.ctual miles. REAL buy,
H ar. 3318 or Hat. 2236. 50c52
'50 FORD Station \\'agon. Excel·
lt>nt conditlC1n. $16~0. H. 0466-J.
50c52
LATE '4 9 CADfLLAC converti·
ble, clean -S2 .MO. 200 Old
County Road. Newport Beach ..
Beacon 6645· \V and Ha. 3278-M.
S-Opll2
'46 OR ~8 FORD Club coupe
wn.nted by private party. Have
cull. Ph. Juper 93361. 49p64
1947 Chevrolet 4 -dr. sedan
Radio, Heate r. t-tc., a very clean
automobile. Price $99~. Terms to
suJt.
1948 Studebaker Commander
Starlight Coupe. Radio, Heater etc.
$1 ,1115.
ALSO
lUST ~RrvEo
NEW STUDEBAKER % ton Pick
up, overdrive, &c. Hurry tor th.LI _,
JOE NICKERTZ
ll'n1DEBAKER Dl!:ALltll
11951 F ORD CLUB f'oup<'. 20.oon 3-BF:DROOl\f. 2-bath homP v.•ith
lnri.:e patio ar<•a. bulkhf"aJ, pier mill's. ExcPllent cond. Sl .!'iOO 1 fl , _? ,. H y . ~-'> an1 oat . .......,. atr'l nl"e.t 1.... . .
Anaheim ,,;)36 or H arl...,r -'!52."") C'lub Pric(ld at SJ9.~.
•• 1 p.1..,.
I Balboa Realty Co.
50-__ A_u_t_o_Se_n_·lc_e_____ Opposite Balooa Bank ot Amer
"Let's Get
Acquainted"
All Ford Dealers in
Southern California
NOW OFFER THIS
Big Special
Brakes!
Brnkes!
Brake~'.
Reline Brakes
l PASSENGER CARS
HY ORAt.:LJC O~t~ 'f )
HERE IS
WHAT YO U GET!-
Labor, Exchange Bra ke
Shoes, Road Test . SI ~.n.5
Co mp. Set Relined
Shoes ................. ... .... 8.40
8 Loc k Rings .2·1
1.25
Ross Greeley
Dnn Hayton J o9,ph lne Webb
100 E. Balboa Blvd. Bil'. 32'77
61-Real Estalf> Exchange
llF.S l RF: PLACE close to ocean
frJ r m)· lnromt> property nr sell
at bl ~ sacrifice. Mu~t leave be-
cnu~" of illn!'SJI!. 137 E. Temple-,
San Br rnartf!no, 31 t(c
;,;,_~foney to Loan
LOANS for Homes
4 1; r~ -20 )'T. Loans
Construction Loans
at 5 r; (20 yrs.)
SEF. BOB SATTLER
1-11~ COAST BLVD.
f'nr•,nl' rl<'I ?.f ar Harbor 3888
flf'p. POIRIF:R 7'f0RTOAGE CO
.\(..-(10 Lift> ln!'I. F nnd.'I Kl. 3·!'>18.')
LOA:'\$ TO BUJLD, DIPROVE
B L"Y , ~I ODER:->IZE, OR
REFl:\1AXCE
\\'e-Buy T n19t Dee:d.9
XE\\"PORT BALBOA FEDERAL
S 1\ Vl'.':GS &: I ... OAX ASSN.
3.1.1:? Via Lido Ph. Har. J~ 1 pint Brake Fluid
FoMoCo Rymplecloth
FoMoCo Cleaner Polish
.50 -----------
.55
TOTAL .. S23.R9
NOW ONLY
$15.95
fBl ~OGET TERJ\l~l
NO DOWN
PAYMENT
ON APPROVED CRF:n rT
Offer Good Until
NOV. 15
Save Money ...• Ti'm e
Get 11 Better Job .. See
Your Friendly
FORD
DEALER
THEODORE
ROBINS
2116 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
51-TrallenJ
Now Showing
1953
VIKING
Slu1 15. 20, 26 & 35 n.
Liberal terms and trade
Used Trailers. bought &: -'Old
Butane t&nka filled
HUNTINGTON BEACH
TRAILER SALES
Cout H""_y, Huntington Bch.
Pit. Lexington· 9'-2690
Hc57
2'7-tt. SCHULTZ. like n...-, tn-
cludeAI large cabana. (aluminum
top) Allo spece In N-rt
Munk:lpal Trailer Put<. •uTll
or wlll trade for 11nall buee. In
Harbor ......
REAL ESTA TE LOANS
Interest Rate 5%
r.onn~ quic kly madP-ln the Bay
Arf'a. and Cost& Mt>sa . Single or
mult1pl£' units. New or old. Be
\\'t!'C ll n<I ."8ve: by re-financin,-
yn11r pr,.o:,.,nt Joan. Minimum ex-
P""~'" Xo charge ror prellm\.
nary Apptail"al. Phone Sa.nta
Ann Ktmberly J-8:'.l27 or wrltr
ARTHUR A. MAY
'.\fortga,f' l..nnn Corrrspondrnt
Ot·('t1lr ntal I.ire In.'luran<'e Co.
1111 ~outh ~I .t in Santa Ana
WE BUY
1 ~t &. 2nrl trust deffis on flfttbor
nrt'n real el'ltate.
The Vogel Co. • 53!5 Coa!lt H ighway, Newport Bch
Phone Beacon 7468
Customers Waiting
FOR
I -0\df"I' .. bdrm. hOU,.P, Bnlboa
l!4la nd.
2 -Smnll horn(' nl:'ar Marine Ave.,
Balboa Island .
• • 3 -\\'atrr view home with lncom,.
4 -S mall homf' nn R-2 lot tn
$1~.000.
Ph. ?tf.r. R obbJn$, Bea. !'>107
49c61
$1000 Dn. on 2 or S bed.:nn. beach
houl!e. T enpite cleara..nc:e. re-
quired. Pre~r N ewport. Prlnd·
palA only. cau AT .. 7488 .-.•
Satunl11y and Sunday. J3<:~1 -·
t9-Aato.Wllllfed
Selling Your Car?
.l'hb CalhOllD Car Co.
Alw&ya PaJi The Moot
-· llali:e 1'I PrOft Ill .
1025 8. Main -~ KL~ llt:6t
STEINER SPEclALs I
LIDO ISLE Sparkling new ll-bdrin. home de-
signed for mpimwn Jluxury with mihi-
m1Jl!1 upkeep. Parquet .1ivingroom. flag.
stone fireplace, In~ ligbtiag and
forced air heating to each room. Three
charming bedrooms fully carpeted, built-
in kitchen units plus 9' Refrigerator. Fn-
cloaed, landscaped patio. A real beauty!
NEWPORT HEIGHTS-Easy to live In and just
a easy to pay for. Three lovely bed-
rooms, large livingroom, separate dining-
room, roofed patio with Bar-B·Q, fenced
yard and double garage. Payments only
$Mm~%
WF~'IT NEWPORT -Comfortable home and even
more comforting income. Only 1 block
from the ocean, close to shopping and
moviet1. Only $3000 down with easy. terms.
A sound investment at a reasonable price.
COSTA MESA -3 bedroom. ranch-type house
oa 'Yi acrt's. Room to build five more
units if income desired. Low down pay-
ment and only $42 per month.
A . SANDY STEINER, Realtor
Muriel M. Pinover
634 Coast Highway, Newport Beach Bea. 5157
P .A . PALMER INCORPORATED
1416 Coast Hig~way , Newport Beach Bea. 5107
(Across from Balboa Bay Club)
'
Like "Old San Francisco"
$13,500 -Furnished
Five bedrooms and a view. This is for always!
Mid Victorian, and space forbids how well that "Sea
Captain built it for his bride-to-be." Are you a
decorator ? ? Cause this old dear has location and
solid value. Two car garage. Owner will accept
$2000 down payment.
LOOKS EXPENSIVE, but it isn 't.
Shake Roof Modern Ranch House
3 bedrooms -l "'\ baths -3 car garage
It's charming and colorful. Near High and
Elementary schools. Age one year. Spacious
kitchen with birch cabinets. Dining roon\ with
sliding glass doors. The finest appointments
throughout .and well decorated. Price $17,500.
P . A. PALMER mcORPORATED
1416 Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Bea. 5107
(Across from Balboa Bay Club)
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
OCEAN VIEW -prewar 2 bdrm. home: Large
living room. dining area. Lots of cupboards in
kitchen, double garage. back yard fenced and nice-
ly landscaped, with a good permanent ocean view.
Full pri ce onl y $1 2.500. ,
COSTA MESA INCOME PROPERTY
A good Investment. Duplex on "·• acre. 2 car gar-
age, space fo r several more units. Total pr ice,
$8. 750. $3,000 down.
C. GALEN DENISON, Realtor
M. F. AUFDER-HEIDE, Salesman
490 NeWport Blvd. Beacon 6698
Costa Mesa Nites Beacon 6776-W
v TODA Y'S SPECIAL
2 Bdrm. modern home sits high on nicely land-
scaped lot. close to stores and shops. Liv. rm., din.
area & hall carpeted wall to wall. Fireplace and
built-in bookcases add to the cheery liv. rm. Large
paved patio, over-sized dbl. gar. built to take apt.
above. OK 'd for 3 '; Calif. Vet's Loan
See it today -'-$12,500
PRICE T. McCUISTION, Realtor
503 Coa.st Highway Corona del Mar Harbor 47
CORONA DEL MAR
G. I. RESALE. Three bedroom home close to
shopping. Has hardwood floors. living room with
fireplace, nice kitchen, dining room, service porch
and 2 car garage. $6,800 down, balance $65 per
month. Includes taxes and insurance.
$13,950
RAY REALTY CO.
000 Coast Blvd., Corona de! Mar Har. 2288
RANCH HA VE OPENING
QUEP.ASA?
You mullt be Interested in
buying, selling or trading
something or you wouldn't
be reading this section.
No matter which you have
in mind there must be
BOmething in one of the
f o 11 owing classifications,
ranging in price f r o m
$4100.00 to $2,710,900.00,
that will fit.
•' Ranches
,1 Bayfront Homes
11 Subdivision Acreage
<' Motels
1' Business Buildings
•' Apartments
,1 Oceanfront Home.q
•' Lots -
1' Industrial Land
and a Ranchito or two in
Oak Creek Canyon, Ariz.
This whole page could be fill-
ed describing any one of
these. The idea is to save
wear and tear on your
patience. So call Harbor
200-J or if you have noth-
ing else to do evenings -
Harbor 608.
If I haven't got what you
want in the way of real
estate I make a pretty
good baby sitter -and
my wife plays canasta.
EVERETT MORRIS
real tor
BIDAUTIFUL ,
DUPLEX
in
CORONA .DEL MAR
Only $16,950
Why pay as much or more
for an older duplex when
this Brand new Ranch
Style "double home" can
be had for so little? Shake
shingle roof : grape -stake
fenced patio : Beamed ceil-
ings: beautiful tile; every-
thing an owner or tenant
would want. Keys at ou r
office.
W. E. Fisher
Builder --Realtor
Ernie Smith
Realtor -As1'0C iate
918 Coast Bl\'d. Corona del Mar
Ph. Har. 24.C3, eves. Har. 0379-R
!tOtfc
1. Nice 5 acre Valencia greve
in frost free district with
clean 2 bedroom home .
Owner says submit offer.
2. 4 Acres lan'd in beautiful
frost free Orange Park
Ac11's . 2 acres producing
avocados, 2 acres vacant
land suitable for perm.
pasture, 4 bedroom older
home, $21,000. Owner will
finance with low down pay-
ment..
Call CARLETON SMITH.
with VERNON L. VAL-
ENTmE. Realtor , 117 E .
Chapman Ave., Orange.
Ph. 2172 49c51
IN BALBOA,
CIMe to Bay A Ocean. Charming
3 bdnn home-with maid'•
quarters. Recently redecorated.
N icely landocaped. Garage.
$17,500, tenps
We have .everal ranch propertJe.s
that wt.II take 1ocat Real Ea·
tale u part trade. -call for
lnformaUon..
For broker or l&lemnan in Balboa Peninsula
pleasant. establialied Real Typical EngU.ob · cout cottar• Estate office. Inquire '°6 w1tb '3 ltdrmo., 2" i.u... t % ,.._? ~ a· h story. approx. JOO() .... ft. ,,,.._
-...-. II way, Corona del plaee. S14.li00, terma or trade.
Mar. far Albunbn, Temple City area
I ' t!I 87 I ....... ~·I II .
0'1?.EN --10PEN
Somethirl. I New
.. J 1 Somet · g Different
For your ins tion on lSLF seftll (7)
homet1 in ta.Ile<! New 0 eana French quarter
style. I _ _
Especially designed and built by Kelso and Sloan.
MODEL home j
1 I delightfully[ furnished by THE
ISLANDERS in reproductrons of early American
Salem maple.
OPEk 7 DAYS A WEEK
Come to Via · Graziana on LIDO ISLE. 1 block
east of Geno~. You are invited. Don't mi8a thia.
frbudly presented by I
P.A. PALMER Incorporated
3333 Via Lido \ 1416 Coast Highway
Np wport Beach, Calif.
Harbor 1500
If you prefer LIDO ISLE
and the splce and privacy
of a two story home -
if you nee<j 3 or 4 bedrooms -
if you expect those extra features
that ihake living easier -
• • •
YOU WILL WANT this luxury designed and
custom built Island home. It has a charm-
ing spacious living room with fireplace and
picture window. Adaptable den, central pa-
tio and co nvenient snack bar! Tile kitchen
has built-in range, separate oven, dishmas-
ter and disposal.
SEE IT to appreciate its quality!
Priced at $27,850
HOW ARD CONSTRUCTION CO.
Phone Jefferson 6910 or Harbor 3700
37NEW
2-and 3-B.R. Custom Designed Homes
FROM $9,475 to· $10,550
F.H.A. mSPECTED
In Costa Mesa's Finest Residential Section
Large Lots
Lawn and Shrubs
Insulated Ceilings
Double Garages
Garbage Disposals
Fireplaces
Hardwood Floors
Dining Area and Sn~k
• Bars
DOWN PAYMENTS AS LOW AS
$795
UNDER NEW REGULATIONS
See Our Lovely Furnished Model Home -
3 Elks. East oflNewport Blvd. on Del Mar St.
I COSTA MESA
CLIFF HA VEN -$2,000 DOWN. I
. Yes, $2,000 is ajU you need to move into this extra
~nice three bedroom home featuring Oak flool'll ,
Thenno:Heat, disposal and the other extra.s that
add up to a nlie home. There is a detached two
car garage an~ the property is nicely landscaped.
Hurry on this fine!
CLOSE TO PIER & OC::EAN
You will see r~al value in t!his five bedroom, two
story home on I a io;ide street. Property Is In ex-
cellent conditiop and to be sold completely furn-
ished. $2.ooo drwn· •
W. ,STUART FOOTE
2117 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
Ph. Harbor 24, Evenings, Beacon 5866-J
RF.SUL TS ! ! ! ' Over Tw . Million pollars Worth
. of Pro ' : rty Sold This Year
THROUG~ MULTIPLE LISTINGS
wl\en Buying br Selling
J Sure to Deal with
A Ultiple Listing Realtor.
1 fl:lemben1 will give you
the Depend~ble Service
NEWPORT R BOtJU> OF REALTORS
C-2 COR I ·' LIDO SPECiAL-
When you can buy /11mportant T
buaJ.nea comer ..tra cally lo-1dom do ~ ftnd .ucb a buy
cated on the 'faa growing as thJ1 very larCe two bedroom.
blvd. In C<>11ta 11..._ ~ $100 per 1,_ bath home on a 43' lot.
frol\t4oc>t. DO NOT lTATB! The Pt'OC'! haa 'been -peel
• ~ ••-· It ma ~ for the addltloa ot a SIMI ,_
I
Mfg. alt• In Newport Beach. 90 x
93. 0wn.,. hu lllOVtd -will
Mcrlllce.
Greeilleaf 8z Assoc.
llUIU)llft -RBALTOR
Ull Newpo.~ Bml. RaJ1lor 2llU
ueff
~-"' ~w you ' 1 ~ and proriolon bu --Coast Propertie8 ' S300 per. front foo In. • ...,;y tor the 1ne1c1o ~ .,...,..,.
LOW. DOWN. · pv..m I01 Ill. Balboa 11)..S., ...,_ Mort while. I 4 J fOnled air beat, _,. -
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3415 Nwpt. BIVd., Newport Botocll-f
-Harbor 910
Call.Barllor23ll
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BLANCHE A .. GATES, Realtor
MARY ANN HUDSON RUTH P. S~
311 Marine Ave., Balboa! Island
Phone Harbor 1671 or 1672
BALBOA ISLAND
IF IT'S. INOOME YOU WANT we have 2 dillies.
.1. Lovely 3 bdrm. home-large patio plus 1 bdrm.
apt. A yr. round home. $31,500 furn. Xlnt finan.
2. $8,000 down, 6 bdrlns, 4 baths. wonderful new
duplex. Very modem & tieautifully furn., near So.
Boy. Owner will finance. Total price $34,750.
WANT A F,URNISHED HOME PRICED RIGHT?
Then you'll".\ove this. 2 bdrms, dbl . garage. Only
a few steps from 'So. Bay -$13,750.
4-Bedrm. family home in wonderful location. Not
just a beach house, but a real home & only $19,500
CORONA DEL MAR
HOME 8, INCOME. Spic and span two bdrm.
home. Lovely fireplace, large patio with BBQ.
PLUS cute apt. Fenced yard, So. side of highway.
Only $14 .950 , with $4 ,500 down . .-.
WANT TO BUILD a home' And HAVE SlOO per
mo. INCOME, TOO ? A beautiful 45 ft. comer lot
with a 2 bdrm. and den on the· extreme rear. Has
w to w carpet. ni ce patio, workshop. $3.500 down
easy terms. $10,950 full price.
BAYSHORES
A HONEY. BRAND NEW 3 bdrm. Farm-type
house with heavy shake roof. Large patio, dbl. gar-
age. OWNER SAYS SELL. Come in today. You'll
be glad you did.
BLANCHE A. GATES-REALTOR
Eves. Ph. H:rbor 1671 or1990-M or Bea. 5201-M
DRIVE BY 333 BROADWAY
IN COSTA MESA
Then call us so that we may show you this lovely
3 bedroom heme. Sure. it's ready for you to mO\'e
right into. -aRd it's a G. I. resale, too. From an
investment standpo int, this home should lease for
$100 per month.
TOTAL PRICE $11 ,500
Monthly payment of S6l includes principal · nnrl
4 rr interest, ta xes and insurance.
$1000 DOWN
Moves you, int o a nice 2 bedroom home on the
East side of Costa Mesa. Newly redecorated on
the insid e. Electric st ove ineluded. Just $65 per
month. Total price $6750.
WE HA VE CLIENTS FOR
1 bedroom homes-2 bedroom home on Harbor
Blvd., not to exceed $10.000. C-2 properfy. 2-
bedroom home in Newpo rt Heights with a view.
Lots & acreage east side Cost a Mesa. Income prop.
A. SANDY STEINER, Realtor
Chu. B. Retmier, Mgr. :i.trS. Jenn Bennett
''The Little Red Office With The Big Yellow Umbrella"
· !7:l E. 17th St., Costa Mesa Branch
Beacon 6396 Eves. Har: 1593-J
FOUR UNIT BAR(}~~N
All funiiShed .
' .. Good rental return
Invest now for the later years.
YOUR DREAM HOME
' •
Right on the Island
PLUS
1 Bedroom Rental
or
Ta ke big rent on the main house, too.
You can't lose
2 UNITS $15,950
A charming little place
'
l.Jarge li ving room, comer fireplace
l bildroom. 11 " baths, pleasant kitchen
Uppe r living-bedroom, kitchen & bath
some furniture
\
Let us show you one or all of these
NELDA GIBSON, Realtor
306 Marine Avenue -Balboa Wand
Harbor 502 Eves. Harbor 2895-J
-
· CALL FOR APPT. TO SEE
703 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
OWNER MOVING -ONLY $2.500 DOWN and
you can move right into thbi comfortable three
·Bedroom and den home on llk Iota -abop-
pitig cellter. Hu ltllotty pine living room with
ftftplace, exposed bea!N A: bar ID U X ~· dell.
Many other feature., .Approx. 1,800 eq, It. plus
double~ -
FULL PRICE ONLY $12~
Phone owner Har. 1882 (or Har. ~ -)
. '
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•· lr1 '¥Uh
CUtel Bdrm.
Here lJll a cute 1 b4rm. home doef
to the high .:hoot lltucco, ·I
yea.ta old. . Therm09tatic &at.
Large corner tot: Thia ta a aoltd
built home. Ptice IOMIO-.
•
Flower St.
Very clean 2 bdrm. borne, bwd.
noora, wall to wa1• • carpet ln
llvt.ng MOM . Bdrm!I. are large.
Prtce $1 0,300, with good term&
Duplex Only $2000 dn
On a well located altti!l within
e:asy walk ing distance to etorPa,
poet orrlce and t ransportation.
2 bdrm,.. on each aide. Only 8
monlh9 old . Income $150. Full
pr ice $12,&00.
Bay Shores Speciale
2 bdn11,.., excellent hnme $17.1'>00
3 b<trm .. farnl !tyle _ .. 17,MO
LINWOOD VICK, Realtor
Branch Office
39~ East 17th, Coela Mf'U
Bencon 7070 or Bee.con 7069
E ve8. Beacon 5037-M
REAL ESTATE • ls your beSt Investment
Ranchette
,.\ PPROX. 1 ACRE of Co!'lta MPit-
a '" bf>!'ll soil. Large fan1lly f r11lt
urrharll. Among t he~ beat1lifl1l
bearing fruit tree!'! n eittle8 a
tv.:o-bdrn1. hon1e. This propert y
i~ illeall~· !Of'atf"d. clo~ in and
far enough out to satil'\fy moAt
1tny one. All this for j11l'll
$11 ,500. T l"rn1l'I.
This is a J\.111Jt iple L\!-!tl ng
$12,000 '
RtTSTIC' Red\\•ood. heavy ~hak e .
ll.nnr·h type hon1e, Large Liv.
1'0n1. F irf'place, tile kitrhen anti
hath. Bendix incl. Lg. lot fl'ncefl
Rt . and <'ILrb.'\ in. Next door to
:'-:t>\\·pnrt H e1ghtl'I. Gond tern1l'I.
y.~11 A approved.
Thi.s is a ~t ultlpl<' Lll'lling-
FIOWer Street
ATTRACTIVE 3 Bedroom hon1e.
\\'rathf'r!ltrlpped and ln!lulate<t.
n1rely htndscapNI. \\.'alking di:oi·
tRn""' to shopping renter. Only
$11 , 760. Good terma.
Thi~ il'I a Mult iplf' Lil'tin~
$6,500
I~·fM F:DI ATE POSSESSION -2
Be<lrn1. hon1e. large lot fen<'erl.
St. anrt curbs in. Close to Ne\\.'·
port Hf'ights. Only $1 .~0 do\\.•n.
T hi.<t is n ~(u l tiple Listing
H. B. Clark . Broker As.'!CX'.
Burl Bec k, Sa le8n1an ~!~;nt{;~e~!~~ .
l tl!IR Harbor 21~~: Co:oita ~ft'!'la
Phone Bearon 7043
REAL VALUES
Lovety \\\'O bdrm. hon1t", 10 x 1·4
gut.·l'lt hou~ in rear. H wd. noors.
ti lt~. fen<'ed )•ard. nicely land ·
iil'Bped, BBQ. ThLs Is one of t he-
bf'~l buy.<t v.·e have had In a Ion~
timt'. · l'llll pr·ic<' only $ll.995.
·rerm.<t , $47. pf'r mo. In<', tR Xl'!'I
Rnd !n::iu ranc('.
$1,300 DOvVN
T"•11 b<l rtn . home. only four yeani
old, East Si<lt~, only 'Y block
fron1 N ewport Blvd. P riced lo
!'IC'lt, only $6.i f,Q, terms.
.CLOSE IN Two bdrm .. ' nit."l'ly a rranged, Lile
kitt-tlen, fenced )'ard. d blf'. gar.,
East Side, close ln. Prlrl"d to
Hell $8.950, term.<t.
B.A.NERESON
Realtor
1982 Ne\YpOrt Hlvd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beaco n 5220
Eves . Bea. 6283-R
-BALBOA
VOGEL VALUE
Just Reduced $9,200
Out ot 1 t O"'ll owner says "Sell
t his furnished 5 unit ocea.n
front income property." Live in
the ne'A' 3 .. bdrm., 2 be.th apt.
and stUl realise 1&'* •on .your
total inve.!!ltment. Sff tbl.s at
once!
Full Price $18,500
Around $10,000 will handle
THE VOGEL CO.
5~ Co&Bt Hlghway, Newport.Heh.
~ Phone Beaoon 7t68
"ClRC"'LE THIS"
Very, Very Special
$7,200
Sit. on noarl,. ~ aett. ~ and
gay ln color and cltanltnM'
Only 5 )'Ts. old. Own~r mo-<lnf to· a lllrftt raDCli. ,_ _.
room.e -two car ~ Se.a
e:IUdt!'d pa.Uo. It.Oft, aut.om•Ue
WMh•r and ....... rum1tutt,. ~
-tOJr u.noe-.. teo mo...,
llaL
Pbane B11eod &J07 -
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We are PROuD
NEfi ut#J/J0_ ON LIDO ISLE
9>.T f.f\ON'r view home In beautiful location with
pier and large slip on overei&ed lot. 11 bdnrui.,· plua
eprvante' quarters. 5'h bath.a. Lovely enclosed
bay Ylew lanai, with bar and barbecue. Separate
dlnlna ?oonl. -all electric kitchen, deelrable year
round home for large family. May be bought furn-
ished or unfUrnli5hed.
SHOWN BY .APPOINTMENT ONLY
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EXCLUSIVE
· Bay Shores
NEW LISTING -
Luxuriously furnished year round home on large
comer lot. 2 spaciou• bdrms., 2 baths, separate
dining room. Large fl!tgstone comer fireplace. Ex-
pensively ~rpeted throughout. Custom built
furnishings. Console television. Garbage disposal.
Walk-in cl011ets. Private patio, 3 car garage. A
beautiful home for a particular family.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
THE VOGEL COMPANY
208 Marine Ave., Balboe. Island
Harbor 444 -Harbor 2151 -(Eves. Beacon 6820rJ)
VoTE, YES!
But See Vick's Election Specials, 'l'oo!
BALBOA ISLAND -The cutest 2 bdrm. cottage,
fireplace, beamed ceiling, an unus ual value at
only $15.750 -terms.
Your Choice of TWO
in Beautiful Bay Shores
RANCH TYPE -With shake roo f, only j ust co m-' pleted 3 bdrm.. 11 X 12 dining room - all mahog-
any panelling and cupboards -G E disposal , en-
closed patio. You'll just LOVE this one. Terms t oo·!
MODERN -Here's a charming 2 bedrm. excep-
tionally well arranged home. Lots of tile and cup-
boards, disposal and dishmaster, excellent loca-
tion and you can have all of the ne':" furniture in-
cluding Westinghouse . refrigerator and Hoffma n
television -A REAL DANDY -but hurry!
LINWOOD VICK, Realtor
312 Marine Ave. Balboa Island Harbor 2042
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
1st class 3 brdm. home, hardwood floor s, fireplace.
dual furnace, tiled kitchen, service porch, dining
room. copper plumbing, double garage, fenced par
tio, nr. hi school. Priced below reproduction $11 .900
$1 ,800 Down
Neat cottage 1 block to beach, $65 monthly pay-
ments, only $8,500, move in immediately.
:·. ,• 1 $8 ol::n . . , . ·: ,AN , . -. ~ B.R. b orne, nice" sec.; nr. Ricllard's, part nn time. . '
9 7r Net Income
BusineBB building all rented, good tenant.,, good
location, $19,000.
N . B. C. REALTY
3118 Newport Boulevard Newport Bee.ch
Tels. Har. 2498 '1405 Eves. 2865-M -Bea. 6108,J
CORONA DEL MAR BARGAINS
LOOKING FOR A 6. I. RESALE ? ?
Why pay rent -when monthly payments incl uqe
taxes and Insurance??
No. 1 -Two Bedroom home -$62.70 Month
No. 2 -Three Bedroom Home -$75.55 Month
BOTH are Corona del Mar Cutles -BOTH have
cozy fireplaces, hardWood floors, plenty tile and
niee featuree, fenced ·yards and double garages.
NO TELEPHONE CAIJ.8 ON THESE -We have
the keys and will gladly show you without any ob-
llptlon,
TOM PAYNE, Realtor
310 Cout Highway -Corona del Mar
Outsta1.1ding Little Balboa Island .
Home and 2 Bdrm. Apt.
• • • J DMicned b)' ·EJerbroek on an extra Wide lot near
fine South Bay beach. TbJa home l11aa been fea-
tured Ill natloilal ~ and· 111 an · exceptional
1'il)' at ~000. • STANU!:Y H.AbFIEJ.D, Realtor
NoiMi Hyer and Cart DoU, AMndata
21t Kan. Aw., ·~ le!enct
.,..... Barllar _, ar CM
·'
to offer in beau.tlful
SHORECLIF'F'S·
a home you'd be PROUD
, to I own.
Every 'detail in this custom-
built home shows good
thought and p I an n I n g .
Even to the large · hobby
room and badminton court.
Beautiful landscaping in-
vites you to the house.
From the living rm. you
get a view of the ocee.n
never to be taken away.
The spacious floor plan ie
excellent. with 2 bdrms. &
a den, bath and a half, and
large breakfast nook. Dis-
posal and many built-ins -
of course! And the fine
wall to wall carpeting and
drapes stay to enhance the
natural beauty of house &
grounds.
PRICED TO SELL
Shown by Appointment Only
W. E. Fisher
Buitrlf'r -Realtor
Ernie Smith
Realtor -AAAoci ate
!l16 Cout Blv<1 .. Corona d<'I Mar
Phonf' Har. 244 3, ev es .Har. 0379-R
PLEASING AND
PRACTIC.<\L -
2 Brlr1n. knotty pine home with
dininft & Jivi ng rooml'I, k l t f'hen.
l\\'O balhfl. garage Rnc1 a ctan-
<ly hrirk pntio. Pa 1·t1~· furn i!i!h-
f'rl, prirc $16 .2:50.
2 flllrm , hon1e \vilh perrect patin
FREE TRANS ORTA ON TO POLLS . NO MBERl 4th
U you do not ave a car ~vailable call our
office nearest ~our home llnd a member of
our staff win I arrarige yot transportation.
BAI!.BOA ISJ AND
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
SATURDAY &I SUNDAY,~ to 5 P. M: Two
deluxe units on comer of Diamond and Bal-
boa Avenue. Inbome justifie~ your inspection.
One Unit-2 Lrooms, 3 baths, additional
bedroom and bf~h in garager Fireplace. Bar-
becue in pati9.
I I ' Second Unit -2 bedroom~, bunk room, 2
baths. Partly J enclosed sundeck, sleeps six.
Both Units codtpletely furnished. FTiced for
quick sale at $39,500 -Terms.
I •Multiple Listing No. 2678.
Call Harbor 1776 for additional information
desired.
BALBf)A BAYSHORES
MODERN 3 bedroom, 1 'Ii bath on excellent
' comer lo\. netr private bfach. F1agstone
fireplace. Hatjlwood floors. Wall to wall
' carpeting. Beautifully landscaped. Patio.
Priced at $18,fl()() with exJellent terms.
Call Harbor 3297 for appointment to see this home
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
fencing & garage. M0<le rn k it-R t•th '"d •-•'e Ba)·slde Dr. &: Coast iway u ..... .u·vu1
C'hen. LH.rge living area C'Om-Nev.rport Beach Newport Beach
plcte "·ith firf'plaC'<!' and rattan ,,. 225 .marine Ave.
furni!"lhin g!'l. Prire $20.000 term.<t 81 ~ Coa!lt Hlway Balboa lido.nd 3113 Newport Bl\•d.
1:! C'a!\h . Corona dE'l J\tar NPwport BP.ar.h
See a ll our list ings anrt submit
t l'rms you c.an a fford.
J. A . BEEK OFFICE
Harbor 63.
RALBO A ISLAND FERRY
DUPLEX
$8500
He1·e's a11 opportunity to pick up
a rral invPst mrn t . CIOse in -
Ea st Side location. 1 bdrm. f'RCh .
3 yrs. olrl. now rented ror $85.
mo. \\'ill take S2500 dOwn.
PLEASURE
TO SHOW
A r<' you look ing fo r a well built
immarulate 2 bdrn1. home? See
t his at your earlies t conveni~
cnce. You w ill bf' w ell plea~d .
East Sid£' location. Lot 60 x 135
Hwd. floors, plea sant kitchen &.
din ing area. U t ility room , gar ..
garden. sandy loam go(l, Ind!•
vidually built. A real good buy
nt-
' $8900
Phil Sullivan
Geo. Everson
1856 N e\\rport Blvd, Costa Mesa
(A c ross from Costa Mesa Bank)
Phan Beacon 7123
Eves. Beacon 5458-J
COSTA MESA
The Best Town on .Earth
3 bdrm. home . .!!lerv1ce porch, dbl.
garage, work Bhop, chicken
equip., fruit trees, berries, 11'
acre all fenced, good location.
Ea.!!lt Side near market. $11,500
with ·$4000. down pymt.
$1450 Down
3 bdrm. home, hwd. noors, garage.
Total price $9950. Monthly pay·
mentJt on G. L Loan $68.
' % Ac re lot West Bide --··-··$ l toOO
3 Iota, Eut Side, clooe In 5,000
5 Acree, West Side,
comer ··············-·--······--·· 10,000
G.N. ~.Bkr.
and ADOCi1tell
1790 Newpcal illw_. Colt.a -
Pbone BlilN9 IU1
NOTHING DOWN
Left\ 1ot-e.r " t!O' -~---~ tlr. --w. .tTtrc
II)' 0~ lot Me. Ut. o.w f'llth"tr • .etftll -·di---· ......... •111 a. • ~
·BAY AN9 1 BEACHi BARGAINS
Exclusive Li!tings ·
BAYFRONT TRIPLEX (A Multiple Listing). Pier
and slip, private beach. Serious illness forces sale.
Asklng price $85d·~· T:ms. ~
BA YFRONT D LEX. Pier, float, private beach.
Show excellent return. $29,500.
I* * * BAY AVE. BAYFRONT. Pier and slip, 3 bdrm.,
3 bath, maid's r~1
, furnished -$49,500. * * 1-k .
BALBOA PENINSULA
2 bdrm, fine wo"li panelling, e.11 electric kitchen,
large patio, comet lot. $16,500. $5,000 down.
I• *. I*
Triplex -$39,50fl. furnished. $14,500 down. Will
> ,~,"~ :~:,:i~G;;:-...
V~ry atttt~vl!!bdrm~ ~ b&th hom,g. Fully Cat·
peted. Private · ~h, Pier and Blip. $~,000 terms.
BAY & EACH RE.ALTY
J. M. MILLER, GLODEN FAY
ED FITZPA . DICK FAY . ' ' 1450 8alb0a lvd, I Harbor 1264 .PRICED ·~~DUCE~ $10,000,,,
In this Ellerbroe ' designed BAY FRONT HOME
on Balboa Ialand ou will find !exquisite beauty and
except!onal quali~ , masterfully combined. Picture
yourself sitting · the spacial"' living room, gaz-
ing out upon yollf, own cruise~ lazily riding at your
own pier and fi~ -while beyond lies a view u
ever changing 1the tides. .l,Jl the modem home
convenlences are rovlded, of course. It will be
a pleasure to sh.:11_this home cit homes!! ·
Price reWiced to $49~. terma. ·
'ISLAND :ij!EALTY po., Realtol'S
"SERVl~ IS OUR ~SINF&"
Hairv1ey D. P-
Park and Agate, A ISLAND, Har. 377-W
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Bob Kay Brings
Home Bride
Bob Kay. wbo l"ed!IUy mo-.ed
to the H&tbor aru from Olendale.
HA . -R SOCIAL EVENTS ~ .;~r:!~t ~~r!.:·= R~ WWIYRED BARBRE. Sodety -~ ,tE~~ ~~~~~ ....,.,,.oArl>;".,,....._ .. , .... __ . ..__.......,.. .. ,. ...... ~,,_ are Jiving on Marguerite Ave. In
Young Harbor Couple Now at
San Diego After Home Ceremony
_Making their home at 616 San I tor the rite. Blue and while , u-
Antonlo Ave., Sa.n Diego, are Mr. ters adorned lhe rooms and dur·
and Mrs, Benjamin F . Van Dea· ing the ceremony tapers werf!
~ndu, Jr., who were wed in late lighted ln tall candelabra. The
afternoon rttes .al Monterey Park, The wedding march wu played by
the double ring ceremony being Mrs. Barbara Noll, eiate.r of the
performed by Dr. Ronald Holcomb bridegroom.
or Bet hB.ny Presbyterian church, A garden reception followed,
Loa Angelf's. The bride is the for· with soft muBic aa b&ckground.
mer Diana Rose Trask, daughter J The bride's table wu lovely with
of Mr. and Mrs. J o.st'ph Bechtold pale green cloth and,,-..t:a.nde.labra,
of 1!>16 West Ocean Front. and I t iered wedding cake and llme
the bridegroom Ls son of l\.'fr. and punch. Lend.ing a.sststance were
Mrs .. B. F . Van Deavender of 1tfrs. Ostrup and Mrs. E. B. Be-
corona de.I Mar. •
Good Wishes Flood
Balboa Family
Mt8. Charles DenniM>n of Bal·
boa Ocean Front retumed home
Oct. 23 from doe.g ff05Pila1. She
underwent major surgery and l£
making a wonderrut r~very. Mr.
Dennison's birthday wu on Tuu-
day. daughter' Rosemary Ball's on
Wende9clay, and the family ls be-
ing flooded with ca.rd.a and t ele-
gr&ma of well wishing, both tor
the celebranta and Mrs. Dennl!Dn,
who expressea thanka lo their
many friends.
2956 Nina St., Pasadena. van. aunt of the bride.
Diana, who was given in mar-Both mothers a..ulsted the
r iage by he r uncle, Edy.•ard B. young couple in greeting gueat.s.
Bevan, wu a charming bride in Mrs. Bechtold waa lovely in a
her gown ot lrride8CE"nt pale blue beaded aqua gown with aqua vd.-
silk organza over taffeta. its bod-vet hat and gloves, and deep pink
ice banded with t*avy lace at the roses for color accent. Mn. Van
deep off-shoulder decolletege. She Deavendef" wore an attract.Ive
wore a small hat of pale blue vel-jade green shantung ault with
vet petals and veil. a.nd carried I pink roses.
Ebell Club 1Forms
Antique Section
With Harbor women Increasin g·
Jy con9Ciou• of charm of the an·
ttque, Ebell club Is organizing a
new section devoted to those who
have family heirlooms and who
are m&king collectiona. Mrl!I . Mur·
ray L. Rabbitt , section chairman,
a nnounces section curat or !.trs.
Russell Craig. The fl rat nleetinJ!
\\'ill be on Nov. 5 at the Rabbitt
home. 310 Bue na Vista, Balboa.
Mrs. Craig will be aula tlng hos·
teas and tea reservations s hould
be made with one or the other.
11i•E \\T ASSISTANCE LEAGUE J UNIORS were p re.ea tl'd to 8'-nlor L e a 1 u e mfllllben at a kaffre
klat!M'b on Oct. !8. Mrs. Robert RHe (ataadl•I'>. m embership chairman., latroduced (L to R ) ~Imes.
1-"rNI KWlt.t>r, Joho Rlcbardaon, Lou Llbbe7 aad R ol!'ert Crowner. Seated at rtpt ta Mn. \\11Lllam Hol-
ateln, chairman of the Junior braacll. Another aew member , Mn. Bup Plum, "'M not preMnt .
& bouquet of gardenias and s teph-F or the honeymoon at Yosem ·
onotis with trailing fern and satin ite and San Franciaco the new
atrearners. I Mrs. Van Deavender wore a suit of
As matron o r honor, 1-lrs. champaigne faille with na vy ac·
Yvonne Pringle wore burgundy cessories and t he gardenia cor-
ta!feta ·in \Vttltz length, accented sage from her bridal bouquet.
With gold n1esh bell and ballet She waa g rad u a t e d trom
slippers. Her flowers were bronze I Newport Ha rbor Union H igh
and yellow spider chrysanthe· !chool and Orange Coast Coll ege.
mums with yellow roses. Perry Her husband wa.s also graduated
Noll &Mis ted the brid.egroom as from Harbor High school, and
best man. from Pa:sadcrta City College. He
The home of Mr. and ~1rs. Ed· is now with the navy, serving a·
ward Bevan. 202'1 Grandridgc board the submarine U.S.S . Pom-
Ave .. Monterf'y Park. was setting odon.
Baskets! Baskets! Baskets!
· BEAUTIFUL NEW DESIGNS .
IN IMPORTED, BAMBOO BASKETS
New Sh ipment .
,Just Arrived!
BASKETS
FOR 1,001 USES!
Decorative Baskets
FOR EVERY HOME:
e TABLE CENTER PIECES e SCHOOL BASKETS
e BREAD BASKETS e \\'ASTE BASKETS
e CRACKER BASKETS e P ICNIC HAMPERS
e P~ICR BASKJ:TS' . -e CLOTHES HAMPERS it FBUlT 'A..W FLOWER BASl(ETS
e AND SCORES OF OTIUJR BASKETS . . .
Santa · An.a_ Jen.I &.,Awnint Co.
1626 So. Main St.
UVING ROOM
DINING l«>Olll
BED IWOM
NICK NACKS
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SHELVES
LAMP SHADES
FREE
DELIVERY
CREDIT
TERMS
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EVENINGS BY APPOlNTllll:NT
Laguna Awning & Maple Shop
New Assistance League Juniors
Presented to Seniors Tuesday
A delightful kaffce klaUch on <t----------------
Anne Pinkley
Hostess to Class
Junior girts comprising a Sun·
day school clu.s a t the Finit Bap·
tisl C hurch of Costa Me.sa held a
m ~tlng Monday in the home of
An.ne Pinkley, W . Hamilton St.
At the close ot the sesalon re·
freshment.s were served by Mrs.
Raymond Pinkley. mother of the
young h08tes.s.
Included were Mrs. Ralph W llli·
a?n s, teacher of the clAM : Genevll
Miley, Anne P inkley, Judy \V ill i·
ama, K.ay H arrls, Edna Hamilton.
Dianne Helton, Carla Donica ,
Martha Brenner.
Police Auxiliary
Has Balb9a Party
Tucsduy morning a l the Aaslat-
ance League salon \\'as an im·
porta.nt occasion, the Introduction
ot new Junior members t o Seniors
of the League. Presented by Mrs.
\\'Ill ian\ Lest er and her commit·
tee \l.'ere l'ot mes. Fred Custer,
Hugh Plumb. Ed Richard.son. Lou
L ibbey and Robert Cro\\·ner.
A I though early coffee \\'BS serv·
ed rather than afternoon tea. the
table \\·as bea11tltully ce'ntered
v.•1th chr)'sanlhen1ums and fruit.
Silver l rayi;\ charmingly arranged
by Ai rs. Rex Albright bore fresh
strawber1ies. pineapple and huge
purple grapes, served w it h pow·
rlercd t)Ugar as a ccom paniment
to the l·orfe{' cake and steaming
cups of Ja\"a .
Ai rs. \\"1lliam Holstein, chair-
man, showt·d lhe la rJCc ~roup of
Seniors the n1any attractive at·
t icle~ which will stock their
Country Store boolh at the A815llf·
tanco League ba7.J:Lar. to be held
1-"rlday, ~ov. 7 at NC\\'porl Har·
bor Yacht club.
At the business Interim plans
were laid for tho Candy Cane
ball. most gla morous society event
Newport Beach P olice Auxiliary of early \l.'inler and slated for
members were gueN Tuesday ev· Dec. 12. M rs. Robert Rose Is
etning at the home of Viola Cor· 1 R"e ncral chairman, M rl!I. W illiam
necl, BaJboa. Game11, refruhml"n~ Ritter heads the committee on
and decoration.a were in the Halo· decoration9 and invitations are
ween theme. Bea Lace was co· being malled under supervision of
hOJ11tess. Mrs. \.Vill iam Lester. 1'-'frs. Robert
P rW;e winners at yach t wrre 1 Gar1lner. Harbor 1887-J. haa been
Ruth Gerrish. fir11t : Pat Coe. sec· designated telephone· chairman,
ond and booby award fell to lot of Lo an~"·er any a nd a U-q uestions.
Mary Batea. [
One gueat wu present, Beverly M p •
Cornecl. Members were Marnir aster Olnt
S tockdale, Mary Bate1, Audrey B •d T
Cottlt, Ruth OcrriAh, Pat Coe. rl ge OUrney
Jane Neth, LaVeta Lace, Vlol('t
Stoneback , Lorraine Dugan. Ra·
mona J uper, Beverly Burd.sail,
Betty Phe bus, Margaret Pollum,
and the hOAtesses .
Th<' Balboa lJuplicate BridJ:r
Club will hold its regular monthly
:t.1 a:;trr Point Oren JrRme on Sun·
day afternoon ut th<' F riday Afte r-
noon Club House In Costa MeM.
K I M D II with play s tart ing at one o'clock. ar C ouga 5 \Vinners in Friday evening's
d N • I ~amc playing north·80Ulh were to Atten at1ona BHI and Dolye GH11c rt tying with
G C • I At rs. Roy Strolz and Joe Wilcox, range onvent1on while cast-wnt high SCO.OMI .Were
Mrs. Rolx'rt R088 and Mrs. Charles
Mr. and Mra. Karl McDougall of J ester. -
239 P earl Ave., Balboa Iala.nd, arc Runners-up north..aouth were
leaving Nov. 8 tor Rockford. Ill. Ted SU-a..sburger and Fred M'orrl·
where they wtll attend the Nation· iton : Perry McAdoo and George
al Grange convention tn aession M1tchf'JI ; 1.'lrs. Frank Reed and
Nov. 12·21. They' will also visit 1-frs. L. H . V.'a.shbrook tying with
Mni. McDougall'a aon, Arthur I Mrs. B. M. Wilson a nd Bob Lusk.
Hottman, and go to Toledo,.()hlo Runners-up <'&st -west were Mr.
to visit other relatives. This is and Afni. A. \V, Turn.met: M rs.
their second trip east In 28 years Grorge Ca r roll and Mrs. J oe Wll·
and they are looking forward t o cox ; A . W . G858er and :t.frs. Mar-
il. garet Holmea ; Mrs. Kath~rlne
McDougall will spend a day at Smith and 1-frR. J immy Laux; Kr.
tbe Packard plant In Detroit (not and Mrs. Lloyd Ellsberry.
to get a new car, he has one!) Mrs. A . W . Tumm<'I and Mrs.
but to look into their transmls· Ruth Hooker were east ·west wtn-
aton 8yatem In interest.I of a Long nr rs in Monday afte rnoon's game
Beach factory. while Mrs. Carl P owell and Mn.
Ell~ Wickman were high scorere
Zontians Hear
Reports of
Busy .Month
Members of the Zonta Club of
Newport Harbor wer e tired but
happy thla week and with good
reason. The busy aucceasful month
wu reviewed at the regular even·
lng meeting OcL 23 at the home
ot Myrtle BrOQkings, 225 Polnael·
tia Ave .. Corona del Mar.
During the ahort bustnes11 m eet·
Ing. P resident Helen Norton
proudly announced the Sweep·
atates Publicity Merit Award giv·
en t he H'arbor Zonta Club at the
Fall Dl8trlet Conference at P ort·
erville. Eva Aspen reporte<I that
the Zonta. entry In the annual Ar·
bor Day parade won second prlze.
Carnival n ight chairman, Mildred
Stanley wu given a vote of thank11
tor he r work on the highly sue·
cessful &ffa.ir. She in turn thank·
ed all her committees. especially
Thelma Hope. wh~e wonderful
decoraUorus made the BaJboa Bay
Club apark1e.
After the bualneaa meeting, prlz·
e• we.re awarded lo membera &ell·
Ing the m08t Uckets t o the Carni·
val. The flr!it prize went t o Ha.zel
DeU and the aecond to Blanche
Benz. The Carnival Night 'party
wu all it pro mLsed to be with fine
music, unuwal decor. aolld enter·
talnment headed by J ohnny Dugan,
Irish tenor. dancing and j uggling
a cl8, and la.st but not lea.at, sprigh·
Uy volunteer dancer, Sue Flcker.
It wu announced that there
would be only one November meet·
Ing. on the 13th at Norton'8 Bay·
shore restaurant at ll:t 5 a. m .
Young Matron
Honored at
Stork Shower
Mr11. Thomu Warren of Corona
del Mar wu honor gue11t at a
atork ahower hosteased by Mrs.
Chari~ Fipps, 211 Ocean Ave.
Sharing hoate.u duties wu her
mother-In-law, M.n. Charle. War·
ren of Coet& Meaa.
~m~~s~. ~oo~AST~~B~L~VD~.~~LA~G~UN~A~B~u~ca~~w~•~I Mesa Hostesses ;; Entertain for
north·south_
Runneni·up eut·wesl were Mra.
George Carroll and Mrs. Ed Mur·
set : Atrs. MLnnle Hueck and Ml'll.
Thyra Phelp.111: Mr&. Tiff Haenlgt
and Andy Mahley; Mrs. Robert
Rose 'and MtR. Ma rion Marron.;
Included in the gueat list were
the honortt, her mother and al.&-
ter, Mn. PearJ KcMWan and Mias
Carol McMillan, a.Iao Mt11. George
Mathews. all of Santa Ana; Mrs.
Glen Erskine of Balboa 18land,
Mrs. Clift Keegan and Kn. Gla-
dya Jeuee of Newport. Kn. That-
cher Warlen of Brea, Mmea. R. M .
Shannon, ·Keith Collins and Fred
BuahUng of Coeta Meaa. From eo.
i-ona del Mar were Mme.. Don
Ch&rle, Ce<:U Pew, Wi1liam Ruma··
BOD, FA Day, R. E. Thomas, Vic·
tor Pargee, Joeeph Schaff and
Thomaa· DeHutt.
Willcut-Newkirk
Rites AnnQunced
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opening 9f . • announcing
PAQIFIC ELECTRIC MOTORS·
RewhtdilMJ -Repairing
Comp~te MotOr R•Hclfag
. SALES -Sl:BVICI:
-...... ~o1111' •111 ....__ . ..
AC -DC
789 West .16th St,
(Ce,..r ..-ua a letaol
V08TA lll:SA
Pia. llllCOll 7253-J
Mrs. Hueston
Doubly dell&hltut was the h08-M nJ. 8 . 1. Frost and Mra. H. M.
p itaJJty ortered Wed.neaday. Ocl. Hepburn.
22 at the Harry c . Burdick home. .Runners·up north"'80Ulh were
230 Costa Meu., when Mn. Bur-M?'a. Betty Duncan and Fred Mor,
dick and l(re. Sam ! Crawford rlsan: Mn. Peggy JohnBOn and
llba..'8d holteae dulln at tuocbeon Mn. F.dna Ml!ocMutera; Mn.. ,Ar.
anctDrld•e. Not only did It bring nold Gasser and Mn:. M. J , Frank·
good fr!enda togeU>er, but th•y .lyn; Mn1. Harry SChllllng and Mn.
eame to hon« a former Coat& Me· LoU • Ryat
.an, Mra.. C. G. Hueston of Loa -------, Anploo.
Kra. Hue.ton bu boon a gue•t
for two ._kl at the home of
-Allee Plamer, and returned
~ to 1-AnpJeo.
Harborites See
Pomona Game •
A Nov. I ceremoa·y ln Santa
Ana Wedding cl>opel LI planne4
by W. Pat NewkiTk and Walter
Wlllc:uL both oJ CcJol& M-. The
brldo-eloct lo claucl.oter ,of Mr. and
Mn. Jamee Newkirk, 181 Eut
23rd St.. and -·finance LI oon of
Mr. alid Kra. ll:dward WllJcut or
280 Vl.otorla An. Both ue gnd•
uatn of Newport Harbor UnJoa
High l!cboot
-Harbor Fo&tt"Some
·at Mia~i ·Confab
Lune-. -•ned at bridge Motoring to Pomona collep cm
tab .... In ,,_ -.-. loftly ar-Saturday, Oct. ~ wtre -· UICI Kr, UICI Kra. ~ Vlek ol
-bl ot la•-.....S ,.slow Mn. Em .. t Crain o1 CcJota -U1e Vick Ra1t7 am • 8a-
opld!er clu)Wnt-lent a loo-llDd Mr. and Mrs. WUJlam . 0 . h!o-4. wltll tbolr -llr. -~.air. Mrs. W. J). Nlcbll l&W· .Bcbmldt of Bay lll>o._ Wltlt lln. ...._ ~ loft 0et. •
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Methodist 1 Rites
Unite H. E. Bodman
& Marion Mossman
Now eatabllshed at their home,
211 32ndt St., Newport Beach, are
newlywed.a Mr. aiid Af rs. Ha rvey
E. Bodman follo\\•ing a quiet vow
exchange performed Oct. 12 in
the Costa Me88 Community Metho-
dist Church. The pretty brunet i.S
the former Marion Mossman of
Nlwport Beach, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bendix of l'OC\\'
Orl~an.s, La. H er husband's par·
t:nt.s &r e Mr. and Mr.11. Jos~ A.
Bodman, t08 Irvine Ave., Newport
Beach .
The young people pledJ;"cd their
troth befor·c the Rev. J o"'4.'ph W .
McShane, pasto r of "the Mesa
church who performed .the double
ring rite. Ma rion made' a charn1-
ing picture in an a ttractive navy
blue faille suit, white veiled hat
and white a ccessories. A cascade
cluster of gardenias provided com·
ple mentary detail.
Attending the evening cer emony
were Mr.' and Mi""s. Phillip Sulli·
van. Mr. and Mrs. J ohn S. Plos ki
of Costa Mesa, and Mr. and Mrs.
J . A. Bodman.
. Bouqueta of gold and rust.toned
chrysanthemums ad o r n c d the
hon1e of Mr. and Mrs. Pio.ski, 5·15
W . Hamilton St .. for a reception
and wedding supper. A ti<'rl'd cake
flanked by flower! and lightC'd ta-
per& occupied the center or the
lace·spread table.
Change Announced
for Ebell Reserves
Ebe.II members a te advised or a
Change in reservalions for the
fuQCheon . and general . met"ting oi
T.Hurid&y,·!'ll>O'C6. They will be ta-
ken-b9 ¥r& .. J ohn Lamar, Har.
06~, li.nd 'J.<rs. J. A. Gant. Har.
108. Luncheon, to be served at
12:30, followa a 11 a .m. boarrl
m eeting. Hoatesses will be A'I rs. Al
Horvath, and Mns. E . L. Munsey.
The program will be In honor of
Ebell put presidents. Mrs. Clar·
ence Dodd, program chairman, w ill
present Fanny MacEnroe, lectur-;
er and book reviewer, u well as
actress ot •lage and TV. A notable
humorist, her talk on "Women
Are People" i8 sure to be apprecl·
ated.
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If )'OU bad a choiee
afternoon, would you llke 1 lit be:to~ ·a flre of J
loge ln the ap&ciou9~· floor offices or Samuel '
suit in Chicago! Or
an Iceboat on a W '
Lake? Or relax in tie
warm aunshlne of Newpp~
Harbor, and watch dffi' cruise up the bay wl '
swonlflsh flags Oytn~! I
U such a cbolce , . ,
yours, Mark Healy ~
advise the luL Theae ""' a thousand more expe~
es, lnflnitely varied and !$I terestlng, have been t1 ..
But you'll find him, W1
Mrs. Healy, enjoying a qul't,
yet t1uay lile ln their ho~ · ~
on 51'>uth Bay Front. ~IJ1>& 'MARK HEALY
I8land. L I _ ~ Mr. Healy is a Ch.lCACOi native. ' races ..,u made him one of the
How he came to be. one makes a best -·own yu.chlsn1en of our
story. It's a story which Jt.S had Harbo
1
r. Few have logged 1nore .
an important bearing on mlica.go hours lying to ln a tossing com·
musical history and lha~ Ot the mittee boat far offshore whlle
en tire country, alnce ~e I time bJue·water skippers rounded the
when Chicago waa a frontier course nags.
town whose cltizeru1 prou 1Y call-He has been a perennial officlRI
ed themselves Westeme~ and for lhe Balboa "l'ucht Club, front
t a I k e d excitedly of Lincoln's the tlme he joined forces with
assassination as the grel.t ! news other leaders t CJ help tmderwrlte
or the day. I I the ne w Clubhouse on Bayside
The Civil wi r was closinli when Drive. He has seryed it through
11-'Iark Healy's father left Boston the successive chairs lo that of
to come west. After a stop In Commodore. and, h~lped to ma.ke
Cincinnatti and another in St. it one of the \\est s outstanding
Louis he chose to eettle ~ Chi· clubs. He has served as com·
cago.' and opened a retail store mander of the Balboa Po\v~r
with a partner. The ~er's Squadron and loyal mem~r 1n
nan1e was Lyon. The Lyon and Ila gro\\•lh f ron1 n1en1bersh1p of
Healy Company they found8d has 20 . lo 200. He . has also helped
become internationally famoua as guid~ the growing Coas~ Guard
one of the world's great music Auxiliary and served as ll.s cc:>m· houses ' mander. When the war curtailed
· . yachting, he y.•as operations offi·
Y_oung Mark grew . up. l'1 the cer for the. patrols of his division,
b11s1ness, to succeed hts father as and is still a nlc1nber of the
its active mana~rr. It !wl..s his Cout Guard Tc1nporary Reserve.
father who decided l;<> I ~roaden He ahd Mrs. Healy have al\\'8)'S
the company operations from taken interest in little theater &<'•
dea ling principally In ptahos, and tlvities here and in Laguna Beach.
stocked such radical ,new ma· ancl he is a men1ber of the La-
ch ines !-S the gramophone. !-fr. gurla Pla)·e r~· board uf directorg.
Lyon differed with th& policy, He still finrts tln1e to maintain
and resigned .. T ime soon proved his Interest In the continuing
the Healy Y.'l~?m, and there success of Lyon and Healy. came ot her dec1s1ons -whether .. ,; the firm should continue making .\v:~ .. have ~en fo rtui:iate, he fine harpM. ot wtllch it l:s now the s&) s. in samµhng. the ch mates o(
only producer l.n America . , . Santa Barbara. Arizona, the oo~th
and how t o make adjustments coaat of .F rance. and othe~ fa' or·
"·hen the player piano, also 8 Ile vacation places. \Ve fmd that
Lyon and HPaly product gave Newport Harbor has many advan.
\\'av to newer methods or' music ta~es the ot~ers cannot : claim."
ma.k ing b Ha't"bor citizens nlay take p1·ide · . . . ~ . in their comn1unlt y for quaJitit's
Leadership in the field . f ~us1c which attract such distinguished
also mean.t .l~adershlp In Chicago citizens as the-Healys. Mr. Healy
11111slc a ct1v1t1es, among them the ha.s owned real 'estate in our com-
Chicago Opera. Through: the lat. munity since first coming to Jive
tPr., the. fami~y es~bllsJ}ed firm he re. He says: "A home In N eY.'-
a nd lasting f r1endsh1p w~th many port Harbor is one ot today's fan1ou~ people. friendships which best tnvel'ltments. Your Savings
are still warm ones. and Loan Association has dope a
Lake Geneva. Wisconsin, wa8 great service in making It pos·
the fa vorite Healy vacation spot. sible for hundreds of Harbor ram·
Jt s Yacht Club wu t bt setting !lies to own their homes here."
for Mark Healy's first le~ns in The American goal of hf1me
sailing. a sport he haa never tor-ownership is the r·eal reason be:-
saken. Trophiea he added ' to tam. hind our Savings and Loan As9().
Uy laur;els 11.re on viewl in the el a tion. Savinrrs invested with
Healy home today. Aa Club of-us not only pay R high return-
ficer and Commodore, he devoted never le'8 than 3'/t; per annun1 In
many hours lo its races t'or novice our h istory-but are reinvea ted
and seaaoned yacht.amen! When to build homes for }·our frie nd•
snow and Ice covered the lake, and neighbors, creatihg work and
he \\·ould ski In from Ute rail· business for our comm tmity. You
\\'BY station, and sail the family can't beat t he combinat ion ot
iceboat. ~ safety. a high return for savinga,
ln winter, there were ' catlona and local reinvesln1ent.
In Arizona and Caltfo a . En· See us about that savings plan
rico T ramonti. the Ital!~ harpist, today!
told them of a wonderful place
called Balboa, with a beautiful
harbor and fine fiahing inear the
c liffs at "Balboa PaU&ad~s." They
visited the harbor and dlecovered
that Mr. Tramonti w# right.
They fio:st~•"!'!_t>IM!;r.ilB!&ft~· in
1937 ,,68.0d :soon ;&tl~·lcatJ\e .to ~' s~ay .... _,~ . .-r<"
Afr. Healy wu at home among
Harbor yachtamen. ·They prompt·
ly put him to work, and hla lal·
ent for organizing and conducting . '
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B¥Y ~ with contld"nce from Orange Coun. l>(• only carpet •peclali•ta.
To be lnlre and-to be safe-don't place a
+.it on MY carpet anywhere until you •
Ive our estimate ... without o bllga-•
ti n of course.
FAMOUS BRANDS f rom the ' LEADING MJLLS • AT THE Rl(lflT PRICE
iTenn• to •alt )'6UJ' COD\'enieD.O& I
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Friday 7:28 a. m.
Oct. 3! 8 :18 p. m.
Saturday 7:58 a. m.
8 Nov. l 9 :07 p. m.
Sunday 8:30 a. m.
Nov. 2 9:68 p.m.
Monday 9 :02 .a.m.
Nov. 3 10:61 p. m.
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Plll8'JI FULL
Q11~ MOON
Nov. 24 Nov. 1
llT
Dale Budlon1
If you're one of those
people who can't squee7.e a
dog or cat in your home, con-
sider ra.illing fish in your
kitchen. It's getting to be a
popular sport with the
youngsters, and bas all the
advantages that c a n a r i e s
don't have, mainly silence.
One of the most popular typE>s
of fl.ah pet.Ii L8 the guppy.. There are
rainbow guppiea. and golden gup·
plea, and many other types.
Bat Uw!re ani oal7 two types of
l"DPP1' raiaer9 -al.M.'tt99ful ones
aad nn...,,.,.,,.fuJ ow. Vou can
easily teU one from another. The
•~ bave sl&Mett and bot·
tlea aU over tlae hmue ftlled wfth
pppfes. Tbe UJ1911CCeM.ful h&\'e
their Made9 down a.ad their
ltoue. are la tnoura..lnl'.
The two t)'llel'~re well repre·
eented near my hoUAe. AcrM8 the
•treet ta the succf.utul type. The
boy'a mother gave ,hlm Sl to get a
pe:L He went down to the local
grocery .tore and came back with
two pppiea C2 tor 49c). He also
brought back 'one snail, 9Qlfle sea·
weed . .w.nd. a ft.ab bawl, and some
flah food. 0n the ft.ab food WM &
__ !'&!,~• ! It tie In the bowl ......... ~ ---·
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8.f 1:10 a. m. 0.8
•·6 2:09 .pm. --0.8
8.6 1:4.3 •. m. 1.2 • •• 2,52 )>. m. --0.8
6.6 2 :16 a. m. 1.8 .
f .I 3 ,34 p. m. --0.9
8.6 2 :48 a. m. 2.0
3.8 4 :20 p. m. --0.8 er e
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Nov. 9 Nov. 11
Now the little boy's home lll
swamped. There are glaaus ot
guppies in the kitchen and bottle•
tu.II ln the living room.
TbfJ other type llvee Mllt door.
The Uttlo rtrt. 1aW" lbelr ,..l~b
bor'• n.h a.ad wuted. .ome of
tbdr oWL They we•&: to tbe
store wtth tbel.r motber.
They c~e back wtth two gold·
en guppiee (2 for 79c), a flab bowl
and 30me of the aame tlah tOod.
Unfortunately, the store waa out
of snails and seaweed.
Their fl.sh gTew fine for a few
days. The girb took tu.ma :t:acb
night feeding the fish and watch-
them grow. Then one night after
they 118.d gone to bed. something
happened. The female fish turned
over and stopped breathing.
The sir.., mother lmew what
to do In this emerreocy. She
took a iipOOD and rt.bed Ute lim-
pid fJ8b CHJt of the dhlt lato •
clu8 of water. She tOMed In
1totne aalt and cleaaed out the
nsb bowL 'l."be male flab went
rf&b:t OD •wlmm1.lfl'•
A little later l 1.aked her what
happened.
"Well, the fish went on breath·
Ing on her back," she said.
"What did you do then?''
"I turned her over."
"Then what happened?"
"I went to bed." •
~·Next morning," ahe said, "the
female tiah wu dead."
"How did you know?" I uked.
"She had sunk," she saJd.
The next day the little~ girl'•
male guppy pa.ued on &11!10. Every·
body wu unhappy. ·
A Jlttle later Cite rtrta were
am.Illas. Tbelr motiba Mel .eat
t~m out to buy Mme larpr
llolt. '"nla -• -...... "It u;;;,. iile; 1 -hi' .... -A~
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20' (l11Rf8 RIVIERA, like new .................. 3,300
22' CHRIS·CUSTOM SEDAN, S-8 ndlo .... S.900
is• ALBATKOSS, late number, 2 snits sails
new cover, paint and varnish-bny at 1,850
Z6' F AIRLINER, T-8, S-8 radio .. . .. ............. 8,250 = SPORT CRUISER, Gray motor ............ 5,000
,.: ~~~Ws~J!-lllps.xi:t ;;;;;;:·:::::: t::
40' CHRIS, Double Cabin Cruiser ................ 25,000
llS' RHODES, S to choose from
S'7' DIESEL KETCH, 1948, Xlnt ................ 11,000
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DEAl.EBS FOR
WELIN NON-SINKABLE CRUISERS and
THE FAMOUS 18' LYMAN ISLANDER
SEE BOB ENSIGN
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NeWpO<t Har-Toebt Chlb'I
annual hll Gold·CU, Iimtat~
...... Wiii be .bold In u.. b&y -
---ccw.o ... a.turdi:;. and Bunda,-. N°". 1 &nd 2. Willi
elmo.t GO u.ttlea tn ts clearer &t
preu time, lhla promlee1 to b&
one o( the btnut event. on t.be
Autumn ractna calendar.
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Started back in the early twen·
U.. Ill Loe AJtireleo Har-by tlle
old C&llfornl& Tac~t Club, the
Gold CUp -wu orirtnallj
racfd by the meter claa boeta, the
R cJua. SJad eome of the oUlef
out....w:l-out ractnr machine.. Tb'
war terminated all ya.cbttng ln
L. A. Harbor ·and the CaJltomi&
club waa taken over by the C0&8t
Guard. The Gold Cup racea be·
ca.me extlnct until 1949 when they
were re-tnetated u a Newport
Harbor Yacht C lub event by
Frank Slmpataa. who wu lben
Commodore of NHYC.
· UGHl'NINO OLA8i tu.'
la.I Tlvpll,--Ml b7 .
Oeorp 81ewarl; (Ull)
• G1e 1119t tw &Mt-week-eM: t.r Ute Daeodore'•aeae~·ilea.oP
Y-t Clab: ..._, loft: (1111) jo11a Pott., __ , \tMI)
tldnl; 11nt1 11<111 llarl>lloa; (4818) Ed Cotter, oocolld.
tBeclmer Photo)
I This beca.rne one of the major
annual event.Ii for the tncreutn1Jy
l>OPUlar Lehm~ Oeet, and the fol·
Newa-Tirnea Ada have been re~
in the Bubor for over 40 years.
Tbe Gold Clap --..... deslsnated u a liNl'll·uau.J lm·
vttatloaal at:ralr tor cert.ala •pe-
elfled o~p du. boabl
from Lebmaa dlaptea up to PC
Md Rbodea eloop 11.11d open to
all membora of 8CY A ....,., ......
ed clullo.
Potts Wins
Roosevelt T roph~
in Lightning !
lowtng year uw anotber huge .:============:
Social tunction. lncluded In thta
regatta are an 1nformal dinner·
dance .it the clubhou~ S&tuniay
evening, and the trophy present.a·
tion dh\Der Sunday night at 8 :30
p.m. Jn addJUon to the gold cup•.
t he trophlee tor the Summer Ser·
lee. the Humphrey Bogart, the
WIUiam. tnelee Perpetual. and the
San Clemente l•land Race will be
preaented at thl.a tlme.
Local People
Attend Grange
Ma.rlne coneervatlon and eatab--
llahment ot a College of Marine
Reaourcea were of supreme lm·
portance to dele1atea from Hew·
port Harbor Orange, Muter Paul
Connor of Eut f~th BL, Co8ta Mo-
u and Mr. and Mn. Karl Mc·
DougaU who attended the annual
convention of the California State
Grange Oct.. 11·2• In Santa Bar·
bar&.' .
• 8y N'eaJ Beckner '
Nearly two acore raeing boata ~
seven cla&.se• lumed out ~
we<:kend for the Balboa ] Club's Theodore Rooeevell Mam :
l&J Trophy competition. With •
en •t&rtera on lhe line, the Ua:h
ntng sJoopa tallied the bi
turnout. After three touch-and~
races Owr the two day aerlee, ve •
eran Llghtntng sailor. John Fat
equeued hJ.a FetchJt into ti
place, holly pursued by Ed Cottir
and Elmer Poirer, in that ordet".
turnout wtth Warren BlllUl tbe •
victor fCK' l&t9.
About'thlia time the War De-
partment consolidated the eervfces
thereby ma.king the lndlvkluat Na·
vy and Army Day celebrations ob-
.alete in tavor of a ·Joint Armed
Forces Day. This date connlc ted
with major regattas of long .etand-
in&". which posed a problem tor
BTC -what to do with the
trophy.
8 I n e tr1 Pre&ldent Theodore
Roo9'll-elt waa directly eoacern·
eel wtt.h t.be or1stnal · Nal'Y Day
prod&mation It WU decided
that; bMoeforih., tbe troplty &ad
tbe reptta .,.avid be knowa u
!be Teddy Roooe..,lt Memorial
.e.rtee.. AIAo, lilDce the popularfty
of Ulle tke had &'TOW1' to aocb
proportloas, It wu dleclded to
OJM'ID the aeriea to all cl&Mee
wit.It the ltooee"'Tlt Tropi.y l'olns
to the cl&h with the larpat
number of eD.trlet.,
SI.nee the Roosevelt C\.IP goee to
(be clua having the largest num-
ber ot entrtea, thla puts PotU'
name on the hand80me silver bowl
u 19~2 winner. Take·home troplil·
tcs will be presented to the wt.
nera ln all cl.uaea. This new arrangement brough
Altllou-___ .._ ..... ~ out a big field tor the 1950 races.
... a oom,.--... """ With mOT"e than 20 boa.le compef·
eew trophy• \be Rooeevett lie-, lat, the Penguin Clau took the
mortal llu a colorfuJ hl9....,... .trophy wtlh George Ruby the win·
onsi...ny si-to ... Bal.... nln·g llltlpper.
Yadat,Olub la IHI by tM New• ln 1951 the Rhodes Class mUA-
pert Harbor Chamber et Com--lered a large· fie-el and Tom Myers
merce, the tro~ wu ...... showed the way home to get his
nated. u tMi Navy Day Perpet. name on the Rooeevelt CUp for
ual for Lehman CIMtl 411istlz9. that ye&r.
NeWport H•rb<>r worka jolntl,y The flrat race saw ~Ucalf.Y Wltb •PCb a eha.llen.re ~
w~th San Dteio Harbor and Loe every Lehman ln the ~· twee. ••·es. tt I• ao ....._r
AbillEW Rf! I .ii JGt c:ii:-All tm.a pelJq &Ad Die troph)t 111"'"'-""'atllill""'• tut Ulla la w oJ B&t.,_ y ... 11i1
are marttlme rather than agri· waa a cal& affair with Capt. ROM Otab'• m09t popolar raoe eveati
culta:ral. therefore their partlcular Drt&rdorft, Public Relatlona Offt. and the tltrnoata pNve tll.at to
Interest Wka lbclu.alon· 1n the 1962 cer of the 11th Naval Dlat-rict. a r'MJ dyfld..t.·t.b&-wool' ..&aor.
Oranp progT&m of aeveral ra-maklng the award lo D&rby Met· then • ao auclt t.Was u .. off
olutlon.a pertaining to the current calf, the Winner. wsaon." for yacltt niclas.
flahins aituatlon. · i~~~i[~~~~~i~§Egi~~~~i~l;iii ~presentln& Pomona Oranre ot
Orange County were Mr. and Mrs.
Harold "'Kyle ot Coilta Mesa. while
Esther Belau waa delegate from
delepte.s and rueau rrom Oranee
· county were Robert Wardlow,
mu~er or Pomona Oranse. and
Mr. &nd Mr11. Owen AnkMy ot
Costa Mesa.
Reruiar meet.inc-ot Newport
Harbor Grange Will bell S..turday
CO.ta ...... oi'ange. Among 29
evenlngt Nov. 1. It wllJ ·be a meffi~
brtal servtce foT the late "Pop"
Campbell. On Nov. 6 Mr. and ara.
McDougall ""'·11&vlng !or Rock-
ford, lll. to atlend the National
Ora.nee OOnve.ntlOn, In Nfll:ion
1 from No•. lJ-2!. ~~~~.1&~i\t~~ '·''-·""""
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Tadde Bait 8 Scoop lalt Tanb
Don (not Doc) Cherie
UIG COAST moHWAY-NEWPOBT lllU.OB
AmNTION BOAT OWNERS
A Cemplete line of Ughting Plants -6 -12 -SZ • • or 110 Volts AC·~. Air or Water Cooled
Electrical Repaln ud· Inatall&tlon ---... ---• PvU ... eemee for Brlsp ·• 8--Wleoonoln, IAuooa. 'CloatlBM.... .... Cllnto. --rt-,. '
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H. P. MATHEWS .
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NEWPORT BEACH
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MARIN .E Dl·VISION .
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USE FIBERGLASS DECKING ~ ALL COLORS
* Non-S kid · for dee: ks
* Spo~e-ru~ber backed
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AGe-2--:::.. ?ART -11'-·'1F!URSDA Y;'"OCT. 30', 1 952 . __ .. -. --
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J'llnersl "'.led r .. ww.m
()ptJJe al 117 llllO~ Cliff Roo4.
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HAR,BOR non were-.. ot tlle Port, satur-In 1-~ •· Op<lle -~ l!I., • •
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I dOy alght. Oct. ~. ~ ~"l'ridq. no••· 'f\'Ullalll ... t -••.,•-4'1••eo , I •J•anne Cut"l'<IYcl< and Bryoil s. M.,... ol l---1 ....,._ ._, ...... ~ Pl-•dl-••
• OAl>om joumey'l!d lb M:t. Polomar 14n ~ "' Loe _.,,..,.. a(OCf-jl(Htll ft I ; lrll HI. lift(' Sunday. OcL 2S. '. alt<l 1.ek1+ot wu ot llln•~· All tbt --"" \1111 ll'O") I u 0at• .line earu, ,.....nc •. t>ct. u . caur. _ bo.., 1aomoc1 thi proon19e """';5 a ~ c!'f'd h'Om 'l'aft> lioltz . ond The, ......... WM In U.. UH lllte UICI ,,_ :Ill& tin-mo
Jury ~! Tom al\d Je.-.y !lave -f<>r Ill .ran ,lft Loe AA· cloth .... at ~ colon .ntl.
I been ln ParLI averaJ day• and ~ ~ a.e WM a 114" ..... e ,...,..._ HQW', -.r u.rir ~
. . _ are Im~ by ·ute -.ity o1 _..,., Be -4o 1"'.....,. lft New· .,,.. __ lllJ1I. 0 ....,_ ir..i.
•yw 4'ude;cw.ei the ctty, etc. tn cludlrtlf tbe be&ut.J.. piort Har1lol' illnee 1MS. ..... • t ...e ~ Mal••= ec!
8aturday altemooa. OcL 2~. th• tul prieeL TH boya will be back ......... al W-WD I ....i a ~ Tl>o -., ---
I-Ji Y !rom Harbor Rl aent repre-1! to ecbool soon. . mem~ et U...avlaton pmt flt the :,.. <>'Nd. ~~Kldt...,,._., sentat!V('~ to an !-"8ual conference 1'Tl z Amerlcah tACton t. Loe ............ JUI ~.-t.. XaUJhree Mllnl, ·•
at \Vbitlier College, Spendlhg the Tri Sigma held their rormal in._. Ke._ ... r.on, In take a.er• LL ~ l\ldy P.cewt ftA8 -' air. a.. R. l'imn11, pa'4 ta Cit of ~
day at wtdttlsr were Carolyn Ov-tiatlon 'Mondtty night, Oct. 27, In Mr. Opek te Mlll"YfYf!id ~y "-°"1lltllW ltarf u.dil ~· • OC I ~ tl p ....... OM: ~1 'lntNbr.t of tM daa of
rmttlf.' Nancy Deaver. Day Kep-the IOC\al hall on Campus. Pr~ wt-Nett.tie. UbMll Optotk alMt • ._0 f '·-• P•'~-1a ' lll a. ___... ..,. __ , .. ~ t, t lk 1 r ft"" J J<i and Shi 1 Si .... Janrt -traJ ....... ........_. 1"'rb.;. l9ll -.n I .-,f!*diC• r ~urn • of p am. or ~% oan met . r e.y n-:"~nttt '•eorN~o""rtrosn orpr:~de:ti~~~IJ·~;y' .,..., Wllllam JtoMrt Opel1e. btt. ' #. 8 I ~a t 'C ·. 'ftll la tllle fifth yMr la the lUf> of 0,....,.. Oout
. ur ' •• . ' t ·0 IC& ~ ...... d 'B .. bP Cf>kobrated •Y a lunud, tacb,Jt;y t acf 'Pol.f9ol*._'l . SincJa.lr. vice -P""idrnt ~ Bobbi~ --u )'OU a.ni latncued b • ll\oae
Howard Bogart. president of Po-Sta.rege, secretary: Nancy Deaver, K. O.'• _.. Brjt1* Motor• Booth -r..., N., ti \l. , &1£ la 'l-1 • llh\-. 1' tML "~u. .upprr \l1ll bro arn~ few •l-N<Jnel: OF l
l!<TL'T l'O MORTGAGE lytophs, anno1i1.aoed recentJy at a treuurer: )farilyn SchUc~Pnmer a.t the D. P. W . a.rttitmu ~ llK••• O'*""' ...._...._ • ..-&. 1113-....a &1 , S .. llMJ' otf'lern la the ~.., '--'*-rta.
• 1etmtt club meeting that a tr1p l"r. S<'rgt"ant at ann1; Doran SUf'RS. I.~: llr&. lh'lfbh C".-.. , !'.Ila .. tie 11& ... *ir a •ar..e f'&l7 """81 ,,.1.er:del ttw saual
has been p&aftnt'd for Saturday, keeper of the kf'ys. New mem~rS VWW. tlft"'b: ,._..,... l t:tl ..-1 ". -:--, t4'1':' ....... _.. ~ Ollllep. Thf' .,,"'911DI'" "'Ml .,. f'.11-
Notice is b~y givf'n, pursuant
to Section 344'0 of lhe ei~U Code
uf the Stale of Callfornl•. t:'h.a l th<'
WlderRtgnkl, LEONARD I .8. HOS-
TETLER •nd wife. LOUISE F.
HOSTETLER, whose ~dress Ls
111 Apolena Avenue. Balboa 18-
la.nd, CaJlrornia. and w~o&e bust-
nP8s Is that or & Deslpl Engineer
and house\vife. intend.a, , .... mo rt.
gagors. t.Q,J.nortgace to a+ Y LOAN
COMP ANY whose addreu ~ given
herein belov.;•, a.a mortgagee. oer-
laln per&0nal property of which a
general statement of the ~ charac-
ter thereof is aa follows;
Nov. 1. The group will go by bll.1 lncludc otane Comer. Shfrl.ey • Tm M.Cet' 8rofttff undtt -~ , ........_ ... a....,.,~ ... eoGep OM·
, to thr Sc1f>fte@ Fair whteh f.!I bPlnK Scott, Day K eppcn, Carolyn G1d-tbel.r gl"Mt ~ ~Jambortt. lfadff', Mn. Qellt.k~ eM-~ -----"'------'---~------------
h<'td at Pomona Colleg<'. dlng8, ~tarilyn Cartwrighl, Snll}' Thia time the Jamboree wUI be er. Mt9. Ekanor Va)h:ly, ar• IH..rlt-
SlumbPr Party! St<'wart. Gt>rry Shafer, anc"I J olene "Girl Aa.k Bey" and will·~ held In& theot.-ptom..C UKI t&Nte • Banoween party Wednesday, v.;•l\en
SJUrley ScoU held a fabulou.!I Canoon. ! after the Harbor tlomecomtng j IU'l\lclpat.ion o( ~tirig tMir tWJI they played games, u.ng and en-
, al.umber party Friday .night, Oct. ff,,.N" and TIM'rP ~ gar.1t-with Santa Ana High ~t . forms and pin. The troop ,111eets llt JOYe:f 'Teflttihments. '
24 . Ll.!ltE'ni.ng to frantic records. At the OCC·Rtwrskl~ football 7 at the Cmta Meea \Vome-n'" lhr &llboa I.sland Chut·cb. ' \Velcomed to Troop 19 Is Anita
eating ct.-le ~ and catching a wee game Saturday night. Oct . 2.a Club EaCh club ,,10 have 8 rt'pre, Breyer v.;•ho wu VlveMed la1tt.week.
bit of !l<'e p v.=f'tt", Bf'ottie ="'orton. ,vh1<·h saw lh,.. Pirate-s df're~t R•: St"nt~tive up for Jambo~e Qt1een . Also W<'lconted were wirj Ttt.ornu,
Af'\nPte \V\Klock, Pat!'ly BJnkley. versidc, f>l -6 on th<' t'{~nt1ngton and li<'k<'t hoklf'rs 'A'ill be able to , Treop Nu. « . J Linda G~Ttt .. Linda ... f'.l~·~· Pat,
Jerry Jesko, biane Comer, Joaie Barbara Ttu.sty and Bob Schar-of tht• Football Janiboree. Lun I V&dc--r: Mr.. \\'lllbun Coonrod • r6rmer rfl.ftnltel"s or 'ft'OOP 39 whlch
McKee, M•rllyn S<:-llckenmeyer. nell, Me.dgf' FulbTight and Armand Ki is sponsoring Jeanne Casten-'.\~: ~·Y" %.:SO combthed v.•ilh Troop 19' t.llia tall.
Mn. John \V. Oertly and ?.trs.
Orl"n Wade became leadera of
Troop 49 during Investiture h<'ld
last w~k. The new leadel"5 then
invested e.lght new Bro.wnlea: Al·
ice Ballllllline. Chtiat.ine Mas9<'y,
Sandr8. McLain, Jan MOre. Jane'l
Moo1·e. l..eslie ~rtly. Katlly Splt-
te-1. JUiie Stark. MOthf'rs attended
the cereinony and refreshments
were served.
Afargaret Msrshall, Elllen Owen. Bt·ac.:h High ficrd . Rooters wert', vole fur lhf'lr ~ele('tion as Queen TWt'd Grade Bro"•lf"f' j trlcla A)drlch and' Diedre Com, all
Sylvia Baines, Arlene Hayward. :-.iettleJ.t, Norma A·fabf>rJ')' and Joe dyck : TRffy's candkta.te ls Char, Getting-ready for Halloween. • •
Ma.ry. Stewart. Pat Donahue t LA-Pcterst(ll, Jane Nunan And P.ob lb· l('neo Ch.tmberlatn ; z.e.te. i,,, apon-l·ltlt> ·,;iris 'are busy rh\.king candy Troop :s .. 4.; "lj-adfJr: M'rt&.
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As Troop 49 ls ('omposed of se·
C'CJ. ind Scotty. , b6tson. ,Barbara BrotMNI sn<I Don soring Arlene HaY'vard: Udra favoil'. An lnve1Jtilun:-ceremony i:"I lanr &..._..; ~n: Mnl-cond gradPrs who atten~ after-
Altf"r Gamf' Pllrty' Amy 10CCt. Pa~ Dre.!dr n . Rllb.\' Quf't'n 1., K .T.N .'~ candidllle. l\ti\ri-plannf'll ror carol Coonrod at thl· JOI' ca.. .. -J &ff'l"f&ftS"r: 'fltr'ltd&J" I noon sesslon111 at S('hOOI. their meet-
BiD "Willfe"' Ruusch held an !\•euman and Lyn Sntlth. Also lyn l\t ert'lll is M.H .A.'s quf'en nonli-next me('tlng. Other girlit In thf" .Srout Hbu!M". Inga •re achf'duled for Monday
•·aner game" party foi; 90me of set"n th re "'ere Joa.n Nunan an•I 'rirl". The tickets \1.'tll co!rt $1 pt"t' troop are Helen Manak. \.''endy . mornings. At prest"nt they aN'
his trie'nd3 Prtday ni,;ht, Oct. 24. Don Pr<"sto~. . couple or slag. Saints rron1 San-' Blair. :-O:ancy Dances, Aliaon Chrta;. T';"o new ~h!s . Patricia \VOrkltlg on· favO'l't'I to brighten the
Dancing to cru.y rccorda Wf'~. Noted \v1th 1nt~r1•st: Barbara ta Ans .11re MttC"nr1rd 8 wclC'Ome ! tlf'r, OorRI Coonrod. Nancy 2Abra. Pi~e and Kat~lnn . Cat.away, t.raya at HOAg Memorial Hospital.
Gr.eg \Vrig'ht an{i L)·n Bosley, Pat· Stari'ge \111•nt to the .e:a:-· USC The Senior Clasa "'•& thP win-Jill Dllvi~ and Sh~rrll Cute ndyKe; J?~ Troop 4 al tht" investiture a proje<'t which is e.xp~tE'd to ket'p
ty Clemence-and Tf'rry Gloege. H omM::otn1ng 1IUnC'e tn the Student ning cl&ll.S In thl• recent P.-T A. ·· mttUnlt' thl11 month and t~·o other tMm busy tor many meetings tc
fat Kelter Ind Tom J~n. Bill Union_ nn . SC's can1plll'I Saturday. mPnibership drive anrl th<> clas!'! ---lirla. Melinda Hoag and Chni come. ·
Rousch and Jane Nunan, Bu,l!s O«t. 2~ ""tlh Rn~er Rt>IDry. treaeury wetcon1es the rtftf'eR Bro,,·nJr Troop Xo. 19: u.a.., M1l1A. aJ.ready Brownies. •~re also
Zerl>e and Linda Zandf>ni, Barbara Ba1bara Tiust}· had a ta<'o ft-ed bucks. It was 8 rE'al photo-finish .. r: )fn.. R. R. ('orn: Cn-lf"&d .. 4 made new n1e.mbr~or the. Troop.
Haye. and Bn1 Kelter. Sally Pfi.111 · at ht>r homf' f'l·klaJ• night. ()(.'t . 21 bet\\•rrn the· F'l'osh. al1f1 Seniors .. r: 1'1"": Vaupn ~nrt"J': Mre~~ . On Tue9day. T P 4 togethP~ S1reef Abandoned
lf'9' and' Bob Bi i~gJ.t. Cal'ol Houv-EHtinJ:: tat·os and dan('1ng v.·trl" thia yf'ar; lhr lit"n lor• had !52.2 and lnp: \\t"'dn~ray, Sc-out HnllJ!., with Troop 8 gave a H allowPen
er and John Di-ury, Taja Tohill Barbara and Bob ~cha111!!ll. Dor. lhe Frosh :il .6. The SophOfllorf' N•ture aJtud)' at tit'!{ hand hH party enjoying game• and prizes Declarint the proJW'rty neces-
a nd Jim \Vhef'h r, Donna Hopl>f' P1 <'ston s.nd Joan Nunan. Class ~va.s lhird ,,·lth 42';. and the bttn tntPff'8tlng Ttoop t9. durtna J •nd .. of course. don~t• and cider. sary for alley purpoBH, the city
and Randy Albers. :'.\"ancy Tl'ilt 1~ar1~-on thr '"land: Jun1on1 39'~. It'• po•lble the 1 October mf"etlngs. They have ex· Coming m.re~gs will ht' devolM council voted unaminously Monda)•
nnd Ed P fiyrman. Nicki Steel neld annther Cnr-St·nlnr Cla !'s 111l~ht have sor11e lk'lrt plott'd the beMht"S. ·colleclln1 and I ttir Catholrc elfart'. I ni,&'ht to order the vacation of Oc-
Oranr Pi<"•lt· goyle party after thl" lt>rriftc Hai -hf a rr"cord how as this samr cla~ kJentirying shellt!: and rockw. a~d I l"an Front between Luronla and
Berta P~ntice gave 8 picnic fOI' bor·Otange rame Ft·i,la):. n i~ht ha:'i won tlw! P .-T.A. ll\L'mbt'rsh1p ha\."e. learned trail bla.tinl'. a sk111 I Troop No. •9: ...,..df'r : )lnt.. ,J, I \Valnut Sts. In Ne'\\tp<>rt B~ach .
hE>r steady. Hai·old Hobby 1 Pua-Oct. 21 . CoupleA SE>t'n ht'rc an!\ drive award a.a .Sophs, a~ Ju~iors they found to be as much fun u \\'. Of'rtly; Co-Jetdf'r: Mra. Or-City Clerk said no written objec-
~-WeW:I; w l:lioctNI tor
a luncheon and c&nUta party 1n
ber 1 hdme an HolmwOOC ·.Drive
Wedneod&y, Oct: 22. At UM! clooe
of ti.. ail-ot cat\Uto.1tigh
llOO~ w.s held' by Alice ~Y·
Gudtll en,.)'tq vi~ hoOpltallly
we.re Inez , Hughft.·.~·1 011·
p'hant. · 1-e'· Nowlaad, lla.rgaret
lldntff, ~yrUe ~bb<U. Ann
Prieot, Seotty. Ndtt, "'1d ~lyn
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~t• alld. S&dd.,_. 30' v.rooct hull Double under
AuxillaJ'y Sloop named ''TU·
CANA" No. 27~0665. with a
10' beam and a 4'6" dl'la-tt..
On Monday, Oct. 27, tbe Boot.JI
and Sadd~ Rldlng ciub Mtd tbelr
regular meeting a.t thetr cluba
which pcrMnal property is localed boU8e' otl, Ute . tatrcf.ounda. PlaM
at mooring at Pnd of Cora:J Street were m&de' fbr tbe home Play Day
tn Newport Harbor Bay. Newport to tM> held hffe on swid.ay, Nov. %.
Beach, CaJifor-nla. and that any The flnt 'Round 1'b•lri plaJdl.:t ·of
conskleraUon for sald mortgage the suson •l• to .11e' b.eld at the
,,.ill be paid a.t lhe hour or 10:00 Tri-City groWlda · ~: WettmlnaUr:
a.m., on the 12th day of Novem-. tt was announced that \:he Anocl·
ber. 1952, at the offlcr of BAY a.ted R.sctws wtU: ~·on a. ham 'dlD·
LOAN COf\1PANY at 103 East nf'r !')ov. !'i at the Trt-:City croun<hl
18th StrPet. Costa Meaa, Ca.liCorn· in \\'~stnlinster u ·a. tund.-talaing
ia. project. The publle la conitaJ]y ln-
DatE'd at Costa Meaa. California ''ited snd ttcke:ts are avatl&b\e lo-
this 30th day of October, 1052. cany ·by phortiRg i..tthAh Bailey!
iS\gn('{)) Be. ~18-'\V; or Helen ThOmas at
• Leonard S. Hosteller Seo. 5823-M. Mr. &lltt Mra. Burnie
IMottgagorl Bailey were bOAU during tM l!IO-
Louise F. Hostetl't't' cial hour.
dena 1 saturday. Oct. 2~ in Orange therr throuRhout the evening \\·tr1· and now M.gain aa SenJers. any ganie. A[lnther f"Xpt'dltlon lhP t•n \\'•dr; )f ttllor: '.\loodaJ•, tton to the nlove were receiv<'cl
City Park. Ea.ting fried chickt.>n Lt.·1~ Ham brook and SU{' ~t eK l"on . 1-'Ttda)' flt "1llt-rl:0n Troop pHrllcuJal'ly llk@d \Ya., an ! ~out H ouM'. by the city. People do rPAd the 'PrNll ads.
Md~~~f--~ &•bua&•~~&Mh~~~~n Arny H a•-~h~~theHa~w•n ~~M~lk~ hl~' in~ b~k -----------------------------------------------------~
! Mortgagor)
Xo. 893 Press. Pub. 10i30t~2.
Prentice and Bob Wi.lliop. Sue Mc -~y ).tiddaugh and Ruby Neum Rn . 'nu::ht ~an1e at Fullerton. The Har-bay. The Id~• '-''8.A for each g irl (Political Advertlsem~nt)
Keon and Chuck Colby (Orange Karen Ne1son ... and [)(onny 1-ta&0n. bor &'ln\f with ttie ~ajorettf'~ anfl to find as many objects as sh<'
Hi), Dia~ Harris anrt Bob Let't-Floyd Swan1'0n· and Gair P a rket. fla~·l\YU\\'rs arP going to thta coulrl. sueh as lc-avel'I. beglnnln1
wick. Atarleone and Sonny Berry. Jt>tt.a Ganno am1 Sam Rht>nbot g, j::an11• and the "Hov.•hng Hundred" v.;•tlh the same lniti.11\ a5 het' ov.·n
Cat'ol and ~lark S(·nffif'ld. Berta Cbarle.n€ Cban1bertatn and Rnd La \\·111 be it thelr be~t for our aon~ first name. Leaders chosen ror th.e
and Harold. Qcyerly Wright ( P•.s· Shl"'lll', ~1ar1\yn Petersrn .and Roi-and c heer l.f111ier1 . .Fullerton g-ames hike v.•prp Re:ns µ<lr('Y and )lary
:lt\<'na) and Jack Cht"~\er IPl:lllla-ly Pulaski. Oaytha Bouchc>y and have always b<><'n good so -1rt'8 Th<>1naa.
denal . Dennis Ogle fSanta. Anal. Pele back our Var8lty and fill thP Har· A re~nt lndopr mef'ting Y.'M
Dot• an41 Oa..ll-hf'1 , _ • _ &1ortl!I and Annet \\'hillock, Teri bor se-ctton of the Fullerton su.-devote..! to art a.nd the BroY•ni69
Taff)' held a succe.aJSful cake sale M;l\1astf'rs and Marilyn M<'rrllJ, diun1 on F riday night!! .. proved to be ~~ry cle\•er at mak.-
at Richard'• Saturd•y {)ct, 2.5. Gary Brown and Janf't ,.loller. U&t@tl lo RPmf'mbfor ing charcoal Sk<'tCh('8 or LMelr live
K.T.N'. head their mock lnitia-Nickl and Dixie Hall. N'oven1ber 7 -Football Jambo-moder -thE:. modei being Mr•"
Uon Oc-t. 2:) on Balboa Jal.and nelr f 'ootbftH lambnr'l"f"!~! rre Dance. 1 Robert WallaN. a BtO\\-nie mottl.tit.
the "J .R." .. Once again: TaU:Y. Zeta. k .T.N.. Df'Ct"mbu ~lo¥ Play 1.much Jn between llmee the ,\.l'oOr~
•Dick Veneman and Sandi Thll-Lura' Kt and Y.H .A. "-'l0 put on , n1orf' o n this com1ng UP'· be?fl faahloning ravors "'11f'~e0\
Vote for • •
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F 0 R J·U:D Ci-E' ' , . .
Of Our NEW COURT
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\ • • IT IS NOT LOGICAL for you to pay your bard-tiamecf money to hire ~ best '•t-
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tomey you can find to represent you and then have hlm work before and Ullder a
judge who has never ·a~ded law school and who is not llceDSed top~ Jaw.
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We will socin have sufficient population for a Municipal (A>urt, and of the 161 Ma· . . . . . . ..
niclpal eoun -jud~' cb88eD in' CalifomJa. to dat.e ALL BUT TWO are Ucen~ at-
torneys. ' . . .
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H.E OWES ~NO : RlllJIEAl :DEBTS
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• ... . . . rue has not sought ncir'~ i~ public endorsement of uy peno1i or pvup •
. 1·Be belleves that a judge should eat.er offiee' owing no political oJillP~ a'9Cf he
.~ tean.tliat the seeklni ~f·IUClr';nd'one.me~ may ~.t doubt~~~ taint~ana
• • impartiality of the )ldge.
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SOME FACTS TO REMEMBER
• A gigantic attempt is being made to sell
Americans a phony bill of goods under the
label, "You never had it so good." If some-
one tries to bamboozle you, just l'lemember
these tragic facts about the state of the . ( n1t1on:
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J/11 War Agali:i, This Time In Korea
J/11 Threat of ·Atom Bombing of Our Homes
"" 1,000,()00 Youths Drafted in Two y..,.
• "" Commtinist Men1c:e at Home ind Abtud
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"" Prices Hive Doubled
"" "[u:es Taking On•Thlrd of Earnings ,-,. l."° ~...,.·, ·~ .• ··+ flll ' F_a~perity B~ on .War
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I.J'S TIME FOR A CH . ,
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Tluo.,.._t Mnwy. tb1a 9l'M\ nation ~as Ileen a N~ 10 ~r Truman·~ ~ •t go.-••·
' MU. pl the P•Jlllle ad FOB the people. It bas been meat. .Now .we b:tt' , . a 9-at of biter~•-• • •
_t,lle • .._. wl1e llne decided who shall leod them control ••• -a .,__ .. _. illdl..idual ntnpill9
••• ..,. llMl1 *"nllble the policift ••• lt'1 future. 11 crippled by r tape Cllld tdns.
''. Y ... It• ~ ..;;·a ~. We must elect=i. pfflce 'l
men of ml• ... men Of honesty and fortbrl litlle11
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MAKING 800 FEET of fUm Into a mo\1e l3 no cinch. Mo~ Danff'I"'
will tell you. Hett ht" and '''lft>, E&lellt", pore o\'e r (Mt•tur-n or t.idal
bore ru.!lhing up Colorado. ri\·cr durlng flood tldr. \ PrC'.SS pho to)
48-ft. Tide •
Explorer Daniels Back From Gulf
With first Movies of Tidal Bore
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It "' productd by • CQM!denblo
range of Ude, (Die Gulf al thla
point haa U.. oecond JUabeol lido
ln the world. more than 41 n..
OVttall) and Cft&l o'bolruclioa to
tlow, (the COiorado delta lo tilled
witb eand ~ and windln•
wawa) . .'J'bt. duet CJUIM a aurge
U..t lo hlnder..t and bold back,
until In one fell eweep, the waten
plbtt together and rum Uirousb
tolo the lldal bed. ' I Oanlelo' lrlp WM t.rylnf, tor
there are few potnta of vanta&"t to
captuie the lhrllllng moment.I
when the ~ tide enten lbe
dt-lta. With thunderous IOUDd. the
water• ruab. over and b&n U.ke •
tidal w ave. During the fall equln·
o,x, the wave reachea a bel.gbt ot
4lo8fl.
U e bad tried once before la
bl» atud)' of natuhl .-lta re-
latSon to b.uman life. a •tudy
ealled ecology, to pbotopapll
the bott. But k waa unable to
reach a hiP polllt to captue
the a"·lrll•I' watera la pleluns.
Thia time be was succeutul. He
left late In September w1lh friend
William Gossage. 101 ~ 27th St.
H e look hi.8 truck loaded with
cameras. and a Snipe aaUbo&t
without the aai~. H e headed for
Yuma and Mexicali. croaaed the
~rder, a.nd dr ove Into the little
t raveled area eut ot the road to
I San Fehpt>.
AbOve La Bomb&, once famou•
as an ln1migrat lon center but now
uninhabited, he reached tht! terry.
H erc cotton l! carried vla truck
across the river. It l3 one ot the
only two polnta where the delta
can be croa&e,d .
Thf'I two "P'"" unloadrd the
trufk ll.Dd, Y<'lth the natl\·et'
hf"lp, built a dike around It lo
protrtt It from tht-bof'l'. Whf"a
l he tide be ran to •bb. Dan.J•I•
and GOJt8&1"e Mo\•NI off la tht·l r
Snl~ and wrre carried doM'O
the rl\ t-r. Tbe tldt:_, wh.lcb rea1·h·
c11 8·8 knoU.. took them qu&ckly
This is the stor y of a bore, and the first man iri history
to take moving pictures of it.
down tbe wlBd.lng \\'aya.
J W!t above La Bomba, they
found a apot high .enough to pro·
tect themst'lvea from thr borl'. In
this year or fantastic rainfall. the
Colorado l! so high. that combined
w ith the tidal bore , It has flood~
the \vhole area. They 8C'l up their
equipment and waited. Thl3 time
Mose Daniels, 3300 Ocean \V ay. returned recently
f rom a trip through one of the most inaccessible areas in
America, the Colorado river delta. He was after photo·
graphs of the Southwest 's phenomenal Gulf of California
tidal bore.
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wave camt", lt engulfed lhC' land,
1 wit h the exception or tht'ir knoll.
and they had their picturcB.
!\lt'&d\\'hllr. lNck up at tbe
r1•rry, the )lexl<-11.11 polkfo round
th•lr "dlkl"d In'' truck. They .....,
~umrd II WM al:Ml.ndonr-d, and
n·ported lt!I lo-. to 1·. 8. aulhor-
lllt·!!l.
M rs. Oanlel111, ho nte ln Newport.
WM lvcatrd and t old thf' new3.
Shf' lf"'l them 111traight with lhe
v.·on.I that the two were not lost
, or drowned, but taking picture.a.
Evl'n oo. Mexican papera c•ITled
stnric:t about the ml.88tng men.
~ When lh<' tide n•xl besan to
I flood. thP two n1en Wl"re ready.
Tht·y \\'a1tf'd \jntll the bore hatl
pi:l!>8ed, Hnrl hr aded upstrean1 wlth
the tide Tht• nKtiv•·11 grttlttl lhem
w ith opPn a i ms at the t erry.
l>an1 .. 1~ l" , . .,.,y lfttforMterrd In
t hf' tff>lta aM".a. tnr with thf' Col·
orado n.t Ill! hlgheet w,·r l ln 10
y •art\. the f'ntl,.... tlelta haa br~n
floodf"tl. and the cotton crop dt"l-
lroyl'd.. ~n tno, lh• Salton Sea.
psrt or tM natural delta area.
lo; rl!'lul and rau11tnr no end of
dam•cr In South\\'M'ltern Call-
fOrnla.
Daniell!! feels that the tidal borf'
has a great draJ to do with the
1 I rise Of the Salton Sea. He f'ven
L----_ _ __ _ • ft'e la tha.t with the Color•do ln
3L~P S HO\\'S fJl'Ot (marked X ) I 1 1~ r\.l'W cour11e. no Jongt'r butlon-
lng the detenMs of the malnland. w b r r e Danifol,. photor=;rap~ffi I th bo · tidal bore rus hin,.. up C-0to..ado (' fl" may eat tta way through ,. to the Salton Sea.
rt'-e r. t:olorado Is pictured In OF I Da.nie.18 pla.nB to Jlluatrate . the
lta moet rf'cent Chann•I. It ha& /' .. -j r-t"\R NIA bor" plclortally Ul eoine magazine
Oo\\'ed In many channl"I~. at I \..fJL rv or book. He -ia already noted tor
~ f'mpt.ylng Into the Salton • 1 his work in. "The Ma.rehe• or
~&, makJng tt a fresh watf'r j 1 Glynn," an epic by Sidney LanJer.
Aea. Letter A (.\) 1ho\\-part 1 He alao look. 800 ft. o f movie fUm
of delta '''here natural barrlt'r 1 Which h e bopea t o make into •
haA been tonue4 by 8llt from ,,_.. _._ -..__ • •-· kJ movie aho rt.
rl\'f'r. Thh border kff()9 tbe tkbJ bore from flo\\1nl[ lnto I -Donaldaon--•• -5-lt-IO--~ have
the Salton ~ area. DaJllehl ff!NA It may be eroded by bore I their lntereatln&' booth ap.tn thla
cau.toc-f'Xknsl\'e flOOtla. Moat of the an:a around X (X) year at the ·e. P. W. Chrilt.m&a
la cYrrentl}' flooded. \ Preview.
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FEATURING FINER MEAT Tllun., Fri. Giid Sat.
u. s. Cliol<e 55c GROUND BEEF ____ ....... ____ Jb.
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Good thlngo to h-Oft hao4
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Pop Corn ~ n;-,_ ~ t.6c
Nutt Bros. f lg Bin !.;! Jlc
Circm Peaallts ···~· ":: 2Sc {Blanched Virginia, 1-oL, ~<.)
Pl111len Punuts ":: 2k
Saltod, cocktoil type.
Pepsi C1l1 ::::""' 6 :!:. 37 c
fltanhm1llows :.:;:. . · ~ tOc
GUM or MlllTS
PopvlQI' brands of fMl9 s~
chewing gvm, 11nlntt. I Jt "JI'
Moaster &tilt DroDs .
Jelly Beans
Or111geSllces . · ~ tk
CANDY BA ....
Populor·bronda.
ltsgulor Sc-al.re. ·~79'
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BREASTS, F"'9lt .... : ....................................... lb. 1.19
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l'oung TOM'TUBKEYS, Fresh o\'eD "'ady lb. .63
MEDWM GRADE AA EGOS .................. doz. .63
LARGE GRADE AA EGOS .................... doz. .73
704 Coast 8lvcl. Corona del Mar
DAILY • 1:00 A. II. to~ P. Ill. -OnN SUNDAY 11-1!
AeroM from "'GeM'1.. HARBOR !MO
be-WITCH em With
. gay party foods from SAFEWAY
......._ ..................... enjoy fine fooda juat like ...i people!
. 'lbat'o why the PDl 1"" invite will appreciate )'OW' aerviDa i-tJ·fGode
, 6-Befeway. So we're featarins all the faYOritea that will help make JOlll'
llolloween )'UtY a put;y to remmnber. We've linefl up bevvapo and candioll~ foo.
Come OD in aDd ohop around ••• be Nlldy to bewrI'CH )'OUJ' llUeaia.
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CINCH CAKE MIX
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• point& Cll&Jf•Y i. rHdy nd prlMHl ~:-O<I • JU1t H ~ 'We,. IOI
1 ' Riverside. Thill mq well be
Underdog Tars Hope to Statp
Fufferton in Friday Night fray
tougheat game or uoe ..._.. lt'Mpd lll 1W'I• ,_..., -
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'""'" &• -lhlllW ~Jt 10 Qoe .. , Juul<.'• -ti-• r·-· ~ 'tl!fo -... 1e fuU· ·aaJe and '"°"to .OOUt the ....,.,.. l9uk. u.ntac dft..._.,.6 ...._"1
•unr .. they de! .. ted Cbattey .,111 .... - -._. -
Ml yrar. H-0. Wlllte -WU 'WlllW1 tll•llll<o, .Jim ~
By Dennis Fi.'triek <atlsliPd with the ~prownient 91. ,JU ...,1 ._.... '811
N h · ~ 'II eet Mlown agaimrt the Ti&"!N \Ut cwport Hart>or's igh schooi &'~~rs WI m w .. lj. ho waa atrald ot the 00.,. lll/ltM alld -W-•"':
Fullerton's Indians Friday night at 7 :30 at Fullerton in ,..q11rn•·•• that o•.roonTitlcn« _ ..... ;..,.. 11111"'· · Ke:rr, WoodhouM ..a.nr. t:rap do their third Sunset League fray. After a loss to Anaheim mny bring. d ... bl. auty. leorr Wboi(a at • ..te-
in their first league tilt, Coach Al Irwin's Tars bounced l:ft.,.t r rn f'nnff'f'f'IW"f' 111tadlaP fcnaive Lackie post while ~11.oCon·
back to edge Orange last F'riday night to even things up l"ull.-·t811 ............ '~ .. r~ °':· :;:0:.i w::~~ ~.;:·::.
in t:he wi11-loss colunm. Sun n.-roardlao .. 1 o H t MIUt¥" )lpdt ~· thl!I OJlPM<tJLll:
ThP Sailors \\'iii iM"' Uf''°n;tf' The middleweights -..ov;.; i.helr )II. s._ln Aatnaln .. % l .._ U ha..ff. t'he bid]. nle ttet of fheiJ>l·
unclf.rlop lu t~lt t1tAAle \Ylth game 21 to 6, and the tiny Tar" C'hurr~y .............. l •1 ff at rate Jtne .. which avengct 21-4 .f
th.fl ml~ht,)' lndian!l "'hn boa.flt took theirs 21 to 7. Ontn('f' <'oa•t .......• ,I I It S:': pounas, hu .Jack Meelta and
of AU<'h ru:nnfnJC ba<"kfl, aA flhft<'k \\:Ith Paul Nf'umann ot thf' Santa .A..na ···-········-• 1 ta ft Chuck 'Hansen at ebda; Erwin
Stn.on and Charles l..RdhPttt>r to quartf'rbM'k spot .. ('h,ttlnrf'rtn~ 1(1\'Pl'AldP . • ! .... n Pfister 8t a tacklt> a.nd Al Jtfuniz
fq)f"arhPad lht>lr offrnse. So far thft •"'f", Harbor'• &-N ",...,.' "II Ro~ will stick to the ea.ntt •Of· at fnlddle guard. Llneba.ck.Jng with
f11. -the ...... tW phl)'. tlw> lftdiami lh,., ~'&Y \\'Ith thA o]>("'nlnJt klC'k-ferutive llnr .. up thst atartcd the Woodhouse wlll be Charley Black
tw"AIPf"d Onn1tr. 22-0, and PdgNI off for thf'lr tint TD. :'\"f'umnnn River$ide game \Vlth Mel SmaJley and ··Jlm Hearn whl1e N'ed Par·
Huntl.n.«100 8Pnf"h. 11-1.t.. ln Mdftd thr ~ yard dri'·"" ,,·Ith and Jim Hagey fllatt'd for early sone and A.fell Smalley handJe the
the nRAI •UArlPr ls.~t \\·ttk. a ~OUT J'ard QB frRNk. Raftd~· work at halt and fullback reapec-haltbuk apoU and Braga war.kl
Tbf" J'ndlamJ llrf' no\v In a Pf'yton klrkf'd thP f"'<lra point. lively, Smalley was the team·a top at a&.tety ..
wry i'OOd pO§illon to rop thr ;\ t'i yard penalt'.'· !Wt up thf" ground gainer Saturday night u Oltattey'A ottenll,·e eult Atan
~ ('ftan\ptonMllp \li•h1l'h tht>J' M"COnd Tar 8COn>. "'Ith thf' kr roll('d up 64 yardli running. Hf' the-llllmfl Marton Sa~ •·ho
brfid for four roft111P<'utl\'f' )'f"Bl'!l ball nn thf" n!IW'-J'ard 11n,., tull-passed t\Ylc:-e and completed both ran c,,_t'"!l tHm ,u1,.· ta...t )'f"at.
tM-forri Ana.helm brukf" up tbf'lr ba<-k Bnb MUum p Jun IC".,. d at'rials, o ne a 6!5-ya.rd touchdown Sandan' pertormanr. u ·on far
wlnninlt" \\'1'11Y~ la..111t faH. Fullf'r-tltroua-b for the M!OM" and Pr~·-"'ith John Steinborn on the re· b.lM a · Posttlon on Coallt"!i. 191'1
ton lmJ>OAf"S qttttf"' an array of ton addf"'d. tht-eonvf"'r..l'nn point. ct>iving end and itcored two touch-all..oppoae.t tlf'UIL Sa.a("iln. 18
offmsl,·11 talf"nt, but d~n't xemnann ma~t .. nnlndM.t th,. tlowns in addition lo playing alert ODte ..,.in to per Cf'Ot or the
tM'f"DI to ha\'f'I thf" pR.Mln1t•ttack Tan!o thmn1th tt.n 80 yard drl\'f" de!f'nsive ball. Hagey rolled up -47 Pa•thf'r otff'tlJle. Hal.fbec!k Doa
to ro \\itlt It. Lwlt ,,.,...k apfnst latf'I in thf' camf' for thP fin.al yards otfelllllvely and lntep:epted Dt>Woody MA bP@a ru.nnJoc wt'U
the Olk-Ml thf" lndian11 pinMI tall~-. HaJfba('k Bob Pt>llum three pa&S<"s al hi• detenslve half-for thf"' Pant..hPrs and twlbaclc
!.'S9 yartlA on thf' ~ond and brokf' off tM"klf" for four yanlA back slot. · Ron.llolllmaa Is 8blfty aaH hard
nnlJ' 19 on thr aln\'tlY"-and thf" payoff pla)·. C..onfon Paul ('haff' \\ill open at ''T" d.rl\·lns. bd 04-ne OeYouq. one
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·partment, of the al;iove expen.ftee~ ~ie'S on importei:I cen"
~nd the enlargement oi botlt ~r. Ne . ~lt 9eadi and 'Santa A1'1•'.
Service Departments. Special -co~~'.titron wO'tk. ', ·
FRANK WfSHON •
British Mota s, tnc.
OFF THE mOHWAlt' ·cnsTOMER
PAilKIXG A;I' .BOTH j.()CATJOXS
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game arf' Rollie' Pulaski, the Tar's Bf'rry for tht> "°"'"t"ndon. llf"\"t"n of !O ~ •ra&Mt the a eOllfltaqt:t tarrt for 7 qur• ~ p • f' f H' L f Q. F'f pl. H L..... ·1fL'6
great quarterbac k, and Tom Despite the •PP""'"' c10 .. ne3" Tlr• .... lohn St.tbbom wtoo ···~k' Clln<k ~UOer'•.......... rOT r1n 1ng '0 .f(jnes IUOrf y none arour !o. "·
BALBOA 181:AND
100 Marine A~
Lange, their tackle and end. Last of the game indicatert b.v thf" ------------:-----------'------------------'-~---------------------1.---------------.:..!.!. __
week Pulaski led t ht> Sailors to score, the Cees dominated Or·
victory over Orange. It "·as liter· ange'.s llghtles all the •1<;a"y. Brue(' OxJand & Rc)binson
_ ally all Pulaski in thot contest. Knipp operated the "T" offe.nse
La.!!t week LRnge v.·ns shifted and paced the Tar attack along Finalists in lawn
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showing his lack of experience at n1ore. halfback . Orange caugl'lt Bowling Tourney that slot, he did an admirable the Tars momentarily off balancf' ,
jo b in the opinion ot Coach Ir\\·in. in the first quarter to SC'Ol1.' f irst During the mOllth of Oct., th('
In the mldrll(' ot the line ":t ha.'1 on a 39 yard pags pl&\' After NC'\\rp<>rt Harbor Lawn Bow1lng
been Jert')' Collins, a 200 !")Hnrl that. the:.· C'OUldn'.t penetrate be--A!l!'l'n .. on the publtc green at 15th Jtmior, all the \\'BY Besides play· ing both offl'.':n:-:e Rncl defe nse, ht> yond the local 40 yan1 marker. St. and Balboa. Blvd, pla~d off
K · t ll th !I t the flnals in the double• and kick!'! extra. potnl~ nnd also kicks nipp se P e rs scorf" with p 20 yard bootleg and fol· single1' for cup trophiea. "'hlch Is • oft.. 1 t I Aflt'r Mn,,·ini;: a nnti<·,..blr lowed that v.·i th a s1x y anl quar· I an a nnua even .
t('r !)ack sne!lk to the goAI Their All playing members of the club lark nf "'Pirlt In tht> i:.11nr~ · Com 1 prior tn thP Onmi;:r frut'""'· th•• ~conrl, and winning TD. "'n:<i 1 par.ti.cipated ln both conle8tl. -i
Tar Jlf"rfnrmanN• 1-'rldar '''""' a scored in the fourth period on a pet1t1on wall V('t"Y close and much I
I" r., at lmiiro,·rml'nt. If tlw-Ion~ drivC' hiirhlil{ht('d by lhi' harrt int('ree:t ';""~ evidenced throughout
Ta"' hav,. th,. rlxht kind o f n1nning of Whi le up the mlddl" the t>lln11nation gameA. The final
and Dave Tam nra and Ln\\"Te nce game in t he single or 21 ends for .-pirit tnmorrfl\\. nlirht, thf'y just ml~t k'"°''k orr tlw hlJ,:"h ny-Cast1·n on enc1 H\veeps. \.Vhit .. • lhf' t\inC't osh Cup was played ott
went through for the score \\·itll 1 bet\\"f•en Col. DeWitt Bauer and laK lndla..n". , In other games arounli the three would·be tackle1'8 on hiH Al Oxland, the latttr wnerging
league. Anaheim defends its tirst back. Knipp then pas~! to end victorious by the narrow mai·gin
Place against Huntington Beach Rut!v Martinez tor the extra of 22 point.!! to 20 points.
poini. The final ln the doublea for lhf' at Anaheim. The cellar d\velll.ng Santa Ana and Or&ng@ tearns ('o&('h,.,., .Jn h n · l\frC'o"·an Rousselle Cups waa played off be~
meet at Orange. The Anaheinl· (~) and Vrm Af1f'n (C'N"a) l\vef'n Jim Aspln and Laura Klat·
Huntington BeaC'h game could arf' hoplntt for t~ IM-8t M thry s1ngt>r and \Valtt'r H . Robinson and
weU be the k ey to the champion-M"nd thf"lr <'h&rVA airaln!llt Al Oxland. There Wf're 21 rnds
ship: FullPrton. Thf" ~ jonmf"y played. The game was very close
Both the ··B" and ··c;.: pigskin· , to thf' ,·illaK"f' of thf" papooKt' up to the last few enda, ttsultlng
ners took their game8 with Or-today 11nd thC' mlddl1• !lliu In-1n a win for Roblneon and Ox.land
an'ge's li ghtweight tea.n1s to n11...ke din.ns ln\"&dfl Ol\\'ldMin Flf"ld to-by a score-of 24 polnta to 18 polnt.1!1
last week's slate a ciean .:.weep. morro\\' aftf"moon at S 11. m. by their opponents.
Game Managemetlt Coast Casabamen Start Practice
as Hoop Schedule Announced
· Supervisors Named
Orange Coast College basketball mentor Miles Eaton
started work with 30 potentials this week at the Pirate
gym. At the same time he announced a rigorous 25 game
achedule which, he stated, will be the toughest OCC
ever faced. The Pirates open with an alumni game Tuesday
In addition to El~amino, Cout
draws n1gged ~ractice opposition Dec. 9 (Tues. 1 .Pasadena, there
from ?.lulr, Pi;asadena. East Los I Dec.' 12 I Fri.) ... Ea.st I... A .. there
Anceles and Citrus. 'Il:te league Dec. 13 (Sat.l ... El C&rbino. there
season ope.n.e Jollowlng the Chaf-Dec. 17-20 (Wed. through
fey Tournament at Ontario which Sat.) ........ Cbaffey Tournament
yearly draws the state's outstand-•Jan. e tTues.l .... Chaffey. here
ing clubs. •Jan. 9 (Fri. ) ........ Fullerton. there
Six lettei:men are leading the •Jan. 13 (Tues.) San Berdo, there
turnout. Glenn Griffith. Ron Jan. 17 (Sat.) ........... ?ofuir, here
Quil'ley, Dave Peterson, Al Oen.iz, •Jan 20 l Tue9.) .............. .
Von Carney and Harry Church
•~ all back from Jut year's
team. The frosh influx is headed
by Newport Harbor'!' Armand
Nettles and Tustin's Don carter,
both all C. I . F. selections last
winter.
Eaton plans da.il.Y worokuU: the
next th.ree v.·eek!J with empha.sia
on conditioning.
Orane-e Coast Co1Jei-e
Baok•tball S<bHW-19M-6S
Nov. 20 (Tues.) ...... Alumni, ·bere
Dec. 2 (Tues. l .... El Camino, here
,Dec. 5 (Frp ... -........... Mulr. the"'
Dec: 6 (Sal) .............. C!trua, here
Mt. San Antonio, there
•Jan 23 (Frl.) .... Sanla Ana, here
•Jan 27 (Tuea.) ... Eut L_A .. here
•Jan. 31 (Sal. )_ .... Riverside, there
•Feb. 3 (Tues.) ....... Chaffey, there
•Feb. 8 (Fri.) ........ Fullerton. here
Feb. 7 (Sat.) ........ Pasadena, here-
•Feb. 10 {T\lea.) San Berdo. here
Feb .. 14 tS&t.) ........... Citrus, here
•Feb. 17 (Tues. l .......... .
Mt. San Antonio, there
•Feb. 20 (Fri. ) .... Santa. Ana, the.re
•Feb. 24 (Tue.a. l ... .Riverside, here
• IndJca.lu Eutem Conference
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St'th Gordon, dirrctor of the
state department of ft.h and
game. today announced appoint-
ment or flv(' new &dminietratlve
r('glon game management super·
vi.wrs.
Th{' apointmente, Gordon ex-
plained. do not increase lhe num-
lM'r ot employees of the-depart-
ment but "merely expand the work
load and materially lncreaW the
overall responalblllty or thole pro-
moted.'', ,
Tht> game aupe.rvilor will be re-
sponsible for admlnl8lratlon and
management of aJl type• of game
operatlona, Gordon stated..
ThOSe apolntf'd are:
Fred T. Roas. ~glon I, ~lnr;:
Lawrence H. Cloyd. Region u .1 Sacramento: Robert t....&uen. Re-
gion m .. San Francleco; .David
M. Selleck. kegion IV, Fruno;
John N. Laughlin, Region V, Los
A.ngelea.
The department now ha.a a eet of
regional managers, named October
l by Gordon. and ~ .December 1,
Gordon ~xpect..s to name another
aet of regional flab man&l"ement
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Balboa Island
MetJiodist Church
D1'. Harry White, speaking Blin,
day at Balboa Ist.nd Community
Me thodist church, baa cbOOOI> a.s
hia lMme "My N!!.tghbor," and
M il tmtHne what our relat ionship
Ahoukl be to people ht"re a nd on
lbfo other side of the world, at1
we ll.
Warren White was sololllt lut
Survtay and h&!i promlM'd h i.a fa.
th~r to hr AAltiist on Tha"lulgrvlng
Sun<lay.
!St. ~di'ews Church
Presbyterian
Dupllcal<> .. ...-•at 1:ao M<I
11 a. m. The Rltv. Ja.mes S. Stew--
art wm pl'ffcl\, hlll .,~ lletq
·-n.e Lonelln--of Clll'illt. • Sim·
day achool at 8 :30 ,and ll a..-'m.
Hlgll """°"t Weomtnoter -· :lllip l!unday <Wllll'ig ,at 7 p. "'-
Nevtport Beach
Baptist Church '
Ev -1• t s • '"'nw-~ of t hr Chun:h'• ange lS erv 1ces Will .,. 'the ouliJ-o( t he connn u-
8 • s d t nion medu.&Uon by Rev. RM-old eg1ns Un ay a V. Nickel In the F lrat Baptlat Assembly of God Church Of Nowpo•t S.ach at the 11 o'clock worship service. At
The Rev. M. C. Cronic l!! an-7:30 bis lltef'1non topk: will bf.
nounctng a Sf'ries of eva ngelist ic ·;\Vhen ' \Vars and Atom Bombs
eervice• thWI comia g Sond8y at W ill Be No Mdft.'' Ttle m id-week
the AMembly of God Church. 2Znrl service is 3 time of prayer and
a.nd E lden Ave., Costa Mesa; At ~ible study to w,hi.ch 'every one Is
7 :30 Evangelist Ralph Love ot El~ 1nvitl'd and Is hot!.ld a t 7 :SO on
11inore will be &p('aktng each eVen-' Wedneadl.y 1n the chvrch.
CHJ'.Cll "HAT,~ ... -.,_ ~ ~ a,,_ een.n:wa1ty ()heat ,. oho-ho,,;&',
p~ntrct to Mn. Ran~y 8o~n. cmter. by O. W. ~k"" Jlkb&rd,'r1Pt~ aa Tom N~ton. left, look"
on. ~IN. SolneNI \\'U '('&m.JMM,p e~o f• t• C'!tNt drl\-e tllat raJleel a reronl ~!!,240 hmd In
~r.f tlnlf.. 'llfw. Orkftftl ~ rhfdl pftW9tf'd. bJ' Jtl~ put tbt-S"Oal O\"f"r /l hf' tnp b)' $500.
-• 1Pres.11 photo)
lng except Saturday and Will paint rel~giou.a pictures at ea ch .servict' Corona del Ma r
in 11lustratlon of his talk B"sh E • Bio t c t
Mr. Love has reee1v.;, S<'COnd .Community Church 1 op r"' . ·y o· onceaa e. pnZ<' in one show a t l..a~nl\ Beac h I\,
Art Gallf'ry and sevt>ral other "\Vhich or Thf'se Tw~?" will be s · · ·
•want. and cups "' vadouo county the RUbjttt of tho Re~. Paul Ed· t. James .Church This· Sunday fairs and art displays. The must. \\'&rd Babbitt's pre-election tter· t
cal part of lh<.' serVict'S will be mon to be preached at 9 :4 ~ anrt preeente~ by student_s of' Southern 11 a. m . in the Community Church Sunday, Nov. 2 "! a ~oet Im • •
Callfom1a Bible Colileg-e a nd the of Corona d<'I Mar next Sunday pbrta.nt d•te in th~ Calendar or St. c·L-• • 'Sc•
chu1ch choir will sing. :-<ov. 2. The Chapel Choir wlli James OTurch . Not only does It nf'fStten tenCe
si ng "l\ly God and I," a Latvian mark completion of the fifth year o-_f . s• Costa Mesa Spiritual arrang{'(I by Sergei. tn 1 o r service for the rector, the Rt>v.1 es;a.4r8S. tn .
lhf' 9 :4:'.I a. m. service. I Paul Moor!'.' Whef'ler, but It will att C ' b · Baptist Church Th• Chancel Chol• will •Ing "God that occurrence rare In the ltfe or an e Overcome
is My Shepherd" by IJ'.rorak ·Clok · any chu richntan. t he Service-t>l -• • • ·
The Rr v. P . c. Neumann \\'i ll ey in the 11 a. m. Bervi<.'e. Organ ! eonseeratton or a new church edl· Sin or ,vtty .ort cin be over·
brinif lhe Communion Ates.qagt> or music ror both services '-''il l \n-1 fie('. conte, decla re• t he Les8on·St'rm6n
"ThE'n J esus came" .Sunday Atom-elude "Larg·o" by Handl'l ; "Past-The Rt. Rev. F . Eric Bloy, Bish-on "E't-erhuttng Pun iShment,"
In g at t 1 a . m . at ~e First Sap· orale" by Guilmant and "1.i&Pl'I· o p or t he Dloct>se of Los Angeles. rtad tn •ft Churt:he11 of IC'hrlat .
t i11t Church or Cos.ta Me~. Th(' lOSO Grandloso" by Jongen. Mi.ss j \1;i1J eonse<:rate t he church at the SclentLlt , S unday. It Ui: E>mphuized
Right Hand of Fellowship wi.11 ~ ~largaret Scharle is or~anist and 11 o'clock service. A. Alexander tha t puni.-.hment for •in is Inherent
extended to all those \vho arc com· Mrs. Mary Batl<'n Stefff'n.sen is 1 Han11lton., Senior Wardt>n, will pre-In t he lfitt, and lhal fr~om from
1ng Into membership o ( the church Minister or· 1.tuslc. ~nt tft{:' instruments of doft&tton punlnmf'nt lnvolVl's ht"all ng of
a t that time. I Lo Lh• Bhth op &Ad will receive from aln.
Sunday Sch ool con vene~ a t 9 :45 YCL Discusses I hlln the scroll or eoruteeratlon. Thh1 ve.r~ from Pro~erbs ·(13:-
a. m . and Young PenpJp's Training During the past month f'ffort.A 21 I constitutes t he Colden Ttxt :
Un ion at 6:30 p. m . There i.s a 'Bounden Duty' u( th£' parishioners h ave raised "~il pu~eth sinnrrs: but to the
Training Union fo r all ages. At thf' S3.000 tteede'(l to rt.tse ttlt debt r1gti.teou1 good shall be repayed."
7:30 p. m . th(' Evl:'n ing \\'orshlp A round table discussion on "My on the churc h. v.·htch must be debt· The A ~lle J ohn relate11 t.ht
'H our begins. with '-1r. Neumann BouAden Duty." v.1th GJoa·ia Chap-1 tree befor(' the bullding can be healing of a man "v.•hich had an
bringing a 1nessagt' of "\Vhat ii man as leader, featur@d the Oct . I ronSf'<"nt.ted. . Infirmity thirty Q,nd eight yean
Behind thl' Curtain." 26 ml:'E'tinrr of the older group of The~ witl be sf)<'c1al muMc by ... .Juua salih unto him, JUMe,
On Monday evening tht> Men's St. Jan1es Young people. Thig v.ras the_ choll'8 unde.r dirttiion or Pea rl take up t hy bed and walk. An~
and \\-'omen's Prayer hfeetings one of the 'serious' n1eetlng o ( the Weidman,. m uatc director. Arnone Un medla lt>ly the man was roaM
m eet at i :30 o'clock \.\-'I th Male month. November social even ing the St"lect1ons will hf'-thr<'e BA.ch Whole, and took up hiA bed, and
Chorus rehearsal a l 8 :30 p. m. was on thE' p rev~ous .Sunday '"'hen Cho1·a Jcs as organ preludes. wa lked ... A(t<'rv.'ard Jesus (Ind·
On Thursday lhe P1aise. Prayer. 48 young peoplt>, including many Cflnflmutlon eth him, in the te1nple. and said
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Mt. Carmef
1441 Balboa Ave. --... Sunday a t 8, 10 and_ 11 :30
Week d•7s, 8 •-m . Confe.!blone
Saturday. 4 to 5:30, 7 :30 to 8:30.
Sunda y, before f'aeh ma.as. Balboa
lsland, Sunday, 8 and 10. · Sa..tur-
day, 8 1. m. Confe.uton:.. same u
a bove.
Radio Pro(l"&mll .
DaQy, excopt Su~y, Rosary
hour, KFWB (980), 7 :30 p . m .
for ~ace.· ~y,
Holy Mass, 9 :06 a. m., KLAC
{~'le) 11 a. m. Catho\tc HCMJn, Kn
(8401 ~:t3 p. m. HOl"J (710). Hour
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Costa Mesa
Meth odist Church
Rfv. JOSC'p,h McSAane
SUNDAY
9:45 a.m .-Snnday Sc1>oot
10:50 a.m . Morn1ng Sf'n'icc
7 p.n1.-Collegc> High School
J.{YF"ti &.ntl Sunergon/i\ Group ·
• M~tlnp .
Newport Harbor
t utheran C:hureh
and Study groups n1eet al 7 :30 new members, hf'ld a pol luck At ~~e earlier 9 :30 family 8<'r -unto him, Behold, thou a rt m ade.
p. m. with choir rehearsal at 8 :30 1'!1upper at the parish house. with v!C'e Bishop Bloy will adm inister whole.: sin no more, lest a worBP 1027 C1Jrt Dr,
p. m .. C. E. Twigg h.,,ading. J games and da ncing afterward. t he Rite of Conff rm&l lon to 2:1 ad· lhing come unto thee" (Jokn 5:15. Supply Pastor
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Ults and c hildren. The Youth choir a. i , 14 •. . SUNDA y
will .inr > ~ ~..u<>n . II\ "!!cl•-,,\llld Heo,lth volth , 9:30 a .m.-Church Sch.oo l
an\hl!m . n.e B-tahop will in.lpect k ey to Ute Scrtpturft" Mary Ba. 11 a .m .-Momtn• Service
the Primary department of the k f'r ltddy a ya. .. Heetinr the sick
Sunday llchoot .... st. Jam .. Day and reronnll'I&' Ille """'" a.e one_ St. Joachim Church achoo I and hea r ~e Che rub ch.olr. and the same thing in Christian •
Aft er th~ conaecn.tton .ervt~ • Science. Both cures rt>quire the 1984 Oran.Ke At'e.
buffet lunchfoon will be eerved in aame m t"tl\od and. a re Inseparable Sunday M&Me9 -
the part11h hou.se under direct ion In Truth. Tour t rue course la to 7, 8 :30, 10 and 11 :30 L m.
! of St . J oan'• Guild, Mrs. Nell Hut~ dest roy the foe and leave the Wednesdays, 7 a. m.
ton, chairman. Ticket.a may bt" tlekS to God, Ute, Trulh. and Con!eaions, Saturday , 4. to 5 :15 j reservM by calling Mn. Hutton, Love, remembering that GOO and and 1 t o 8 :1~ p . m .
Harbor 2573 or M.ra. De.n P a tti-H l1 ldcaa a lone are real and har·
•on. Harbor 1845. monlout." !pp. 404. 4191 Mesa Pastor Heads
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It w &a on Sunday._Nov. 2, 1947 N.a.ut·1c.a.I Theme County Fellowship that Mr. Wheeler conducted h ill u u
ifir8t service lft St. Jamee Church. U d b Ad • The Rev .. M. C. Cronic. pastor
l n the 11\tervenlng years the con· 58 ~ Vent1st of the Assembly of God church,
gregation ha. shown continual G t h Costa Mesa. was elN:ted prt"sident
growth In k .. plng-with the ex· UeS reaC er of Oran<• County Full Gospel
pan!ion of the churc h pl•nt. From FeUowship, when thf'y held their
I the oRe main buUdinl' fi&nked by Mr. Carlyle Green, who WU a October S('Sl!ion in Santa Ana . The
.sand tot.a thel'f )\a.a grown an in vblting mlni.ter at the Seventh· group represenU 52 county chur-
l., s · I an .i Day Advontlllt Church on Satur-ch•s. ·
=' · ' -~ -qct .. Y, _ ke . · talk 1 .to Ot her.s named to oftiCJ'JI wen>
.' 0r.'t. ·· -.~ ... · · ,~,t'fli/&~'llf1ct·~ =~b~ •·f;··;:J:'-*olli'~··~-. ~ •• b•l!'! ~H!!l'.X,ctilir<:h, _1"<~~1 -
e 0 e eea 01 ~ ·w-,;--~e ~nt ; tlie -kl!v. 'Clinton A. Chria·
paved and walled paUo around itnd deeda hope to attain to t he ttan, Pentecostal Church of God of
which the bUtJdinp &ft: lf'O\lped. IDllrdom ol HH.nn; the sail boat.a ·oran1e, eecretary·treallllrer; and
Although Nnvport baa., alnct: lYlJlfYlnc tboee wl'lo a re ze&Jou1 the Rev. Ben Hardin , Assembly of eartl~ daya. been IWlll'M?' home when the wind of enthuaium God. church ot"'!s1nta Ana.. and the
tor Jillhopl <d Redon trotn motl't'&let them but alnk into leth· Rev. A da S. Tffple, Fullerton
Fruno to t)\e $outh1&n4. n waa aJ'O 'When the wind Ce&Sel; a.nd FoUrAquare ChUTCh, directors.
only 11 y.era "C'O that UM clum:b tll• ltMm boat. which is propelled
wu put on a perl'll&Mnt bealli Ill u..r. 1wpruenting t)l,OAe w ho. de ..
a 'llteettnr held at ICbell c1 .. -.. ....,., on Ute power of Ood,
Nov. 8, UMI. Four Yffl"O laU1-i.tthllllly follow ~ day by day,
ground waa broken tor lbe ollurdl. ~ lit. will orltll perfect obedl•
and trom tbat time OD _... "'!CO-..
hu never been stopped nor WU! It Oa 8aturd17. Nov. I, Hollla L.
now, far aa the city ,._., UM ~ wjlJ -th• SCriptUH
pt.rVlh upanda and adequate flctl~ ttfereee ~na 12:10 •for hi.
111 .. moat be provided. Rm>On, wllldl• Ill .,.titled "Win·
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.CLARK METALLIZED THE "VELERO IV"
1N 1948. 41/2 YEARS LA YER THE STEEL
IS AS GOOD AS N~W. THE ZINC MET-
AUIZING IS AS GOOD AS WHEN
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OF PAINT.
WITH MINIMUM
--(~((~'l+-K( ESTIMATED SAVING IN PA I NT I NG
ALONE MORE THAN PAID FOR COST
OF METALLIZING.
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SllMNG THl INTlll HARIOR .AllA
WHIRLING OE1tl'T&IFl"GAL ca.,,.tlng drum on left l!I making a
castl.nl' u Stan Hardine loads the othe r drum "'ltb a pla.orter mold
berore filltn« It with molten ~tal • nu. ls tbe latest caaUnc pro-
ceMl to be used.
CLEA."l.NG-UP PROCESS of drilllnl' out holps lb the arro''' tJp!'
brfore thf'y are burnli.hrd and packed for &hJpmeot east. Total
of 90 l'.""t cent of the AmMrold pro..:aci& bi <:<Aken by ea.stern
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THE ALUMIN~~MOLDS and the rflMIJtaat wax replicas are pietured te llbow tbe pl'OCN8 of mak·
IRC' the wax mold. ~t "of the mold5 are three piece, even the arrow mold which bu the CN1ter spear
la&d la place In the block. J'b1a removed ma.kes It aJ&<> a tbn>e piece mold. The In~ of Uae
8IDOJJ moldo.,.. abown la ead> ..,puate part. the wax ID tronl I• lbe com~ted patlem.
A GLASS TRAY loaded with was arrow patten. will be prooe11e4 lll tbe followlns &tepl. Sbo\\'ll on ·
the rlghl Is the plaoter -wtlb Ille ......,_ uprlpl ID tbe plu-.r. Tiie molal flMk on lefl Is
placed on tep of tho base aad then ftlled wllb pluter of Part., wbldt, when .. 1, will be baked In tbe
ovea., ~· out tbe was Md ieavtac a plaster mokL
OON8IDEIUNG THE TALLEllT artlele on the r-~ lbelf
Is 1-.lhan a ~ ,IJlclleo lqlt. Ille mlau-.. of tbe coo\t'lp cu
be compared. for ldze, u 90IDe of the anaUeM are ICM U.. Yi
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Precision 1 w Heads Cast
by Expert 1esa ~undrymen
By Macste Price
Newport Harbor can boaat of
having one of the most highly
specialized of induBtries iD Amber-
old CUtin1;s, situated in Co8ta
Mesa.
Of the entire number. \\'hlch lo--
tats 15. only' five of tlltm are
west of the Mississippi and the
plant here is jointly owned by
Stan Harding of Laguna Beach
and B iU Rohn, &Jso of 'Laguna
'and one of the country's fottnlOst
designers in the casting field.
Bi!J maintains an office in Los
Angeles Wh{'re the blue pr1nts are
made and orders received. The
a ctual work that follow!'! IB done
In the plant here by Stan, wLth
the help or one a.ssi.slant.
The proce..~ "'hJch \\'M first
u.led a.bout 1940 bu mal'.k-the
ate.p fr'om tbf' old roeth.od of
sand cMtlnc up to a modem
founda.ry "'hlch caats 8111Bll in-
tegral part.fl of lmtrumen~.
Following the process. step . by
slC'p, the first on<• is 1nak1ng lhc
blue print. In making 1nold.s from
the blue print, an allowance lta$,
to be made for the .'3hrinke.ge fac-
tor. The next step is to force wax
from a small cytindr1cal heater in-
to the aluminum molds for t he
wax pattern.
This l"' In turn !Wf up on a
pla.itt.er baM.-, then *'t into a
met.al f1a&k and plMter of l'arl&
poured Into lt until it. I~ filled.
After the pluter bardeM, t-he
fl&8k1t arf' placed in an t>lf'Clrlc
o\'("D, a..t a co~ant lC'rnpera.ture
of 1250 de('l't!IN t-a.renbt•lt, thim
burning out the "·ax and Jea\·lng
a ca\·ity or plast-er mold.
These molds are then set in a
centrifugal ca.st ing machine and
the molten metal i8 poured into
the flask containing the moldtand
the mold revolves at high speed.
centrlfugaJiy casting the metal.
This is the latest. type of pro-
cess becauae of the fact that tol-
erances are held in some cases,
u close u .005 or 'h thousandths
of an inch. Thia completely elimi-
nates any machine operation
which pf.eviously ha.8 ~ requir-
ed in the lntrumentation field.
All tbe metals tl8ed ta thia
ProoeM are non-ferrous, w ch u
alumJnum. broovi, copper and
their allo.Y•· In making the
mold cutt.ac. the ftnt step Is to
lubrlcat.!l the aJumJnum mold
with 8Wcon and tbe wax Is
forced under pres&Ure into the
ortctnaJ mold, making \va.x pat-
terns of the l-arloU5 objecta they
produce at Ambrel'old •.
One of the most interestiflg ca.st-
ings is the arrow tip of brass.
which ls used on bow a.nd arrow
out,titJI for hunting purposes. Both
the states of Michigan and Penn-
sylvania bave prohibited huntlng
with firear~ and the bow and ar-
row is the Nim.rod's answer to
"Let's go deer hunting," ln those
two etatea. Stan at&ted that Aber·
crom~te • Fiteb, the tamoua New
York sporting good3 emporium.
lake8 almost their entire output
of arrow tipa. ·
"In Calle you woader. what
those objects &1'l,.,. be aaid.
lllDUia«IY polo~ lo the dis-
play In tho front office, "tiley
are oll fleld reconry m.tru.
mHlt• for drtlllq." Nest to
them were eeveral o~ tlay
ca.stlap whklt an med ta in-
&trwuent.9 for l'&rioue other
field& AJon.r wttb tho8e but not
dlsplayed, Amberold ma.kes ml.a·
ut.e .-rta "1rlch are UMd by the
Federal Go\·r-mmeot In one of
the ne\\-est fieltb of a\·latlOI\.
Although some of the arrow tips
have to ha ve the center hole kl
t-.e casting ground out by a drill,
the new process does elimin•te the
niachine precisioning which had to
be done on metal castings made
by the old process. So1netimea the
ma.chining weakened the pa.rt,
grinding down a th.read too thin,
or smoolhlng a \o1rall, and when
these a1nall parts are •.veak thfy
endanger the entire finished J)ro-
Ject. fThus, for the safety factor
jn casting, the new procesS has a
greater one lhan any previous
method.
The effort.a of enctneen ln' e\··
ery field have. ln the pBAt lZ
yean, aucceeded ln producing
bette r en~ better pltuae8 and
bettflr lnstnunent& NMl· meth-
ods a.re constantly bt'lng put lnto
practice ln e\'CI")' field, of sci·
l'nce.. Collaboration of their ef ...
forts hM resulted lD a "P1'8Ctlcal
approach to finer workmanship
In more modern and eaaler "-ay
of dolng hlch technical work.
It lA,. lndeed. a long istep from
aa.nd' cutln&' to the prooeq ~
by Amberold toda)·.
Sur prise Program
f or J unior Eb e ll
Newport Beach Jwt.tor Ebel!
clu~b held tta liret tan meelinc on·
Th ~ ~' -OcL 28" ~ Ille ..,,.8!).·
can gton "lal! Iii Newport. ~
bers ,and their guest.a were eeated
at a u..maped table attractively
decorated tn the autumn theine by
Mrs. Ralph Michelson. A delicious
luncheon waa serv~ under direc ..
l ion of M.ra. Freeman Fi.sher.
To the delight of all present. a
surprise fuhion abow was pr&-\
sented by Maggie Grider and mod·
els wore lhelr handknita fuhJonl!d
in ~faggie'a own 8hop on Balboa
I sland.
The introduction ot guest.a and
new members, Mmes. J . W. Hem·
street. Barbara K. Ma.nak, J ohn
Kimble, Mary Naegeli, George Pick~ring. Donald Peteraon, Clin-
ton "'y1el, Norman Watson and E.
E. Ftandere, wu followed by an
interystlng talk on porcelain, giv·
en by Mre. J . Parley Smith of
O~e Cput College.
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·-A~ ·• ,,u-'/IJl.M ~.-. .. =:.,N .. , ~ °'*--71M1J,:.!_ __ ....... _ .PRE SS ~ ~ -effeet AINI .. II\ (-
lblrl.Y (80)"dajs -""" ~· • I poloaage. and prior to th .,. ..
_ Ndv. 2lai to a'YOSd conmetlnl 'Wtth tbe pa.uage tllatof1 t.ha ON.I.If·
tht Thanl<Jlgfvtng Holidaya. anoe shall be1JU.blWled onu In tho
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'34 .. '35-tlasses · New CW-< Pa<:k .a Pack lnffting -uld llo held ... plf&tlon or nneen (l~) day• ll!Ur
· • • Mra. Bill Tobltt, eo-mllnator, lll~·Ball!O& ......., • n-Al Irwin, chairman of tM New· ~L. .... S Capaet•ty requelfted that De.n Mothers tum paptr printed in the County of port Harbor Homecoming com· l,t:QI .. _ in the "Boye Ufe" euMcrtptlOM Orange. at.a.le ot .c.llfomla. to. mltlee-reporte·tltat1ffa1'19.,....,._l'f
&!' soon as_ poesibl•. gelher w1th the namea of the COJT\Plfle for. 1.he $r.cQJld Annual
Tht-rankA of the newly organ-membeN c# tM Board ot 8\apel"· Nepport' Hut.tior Ho~. • Nd Corona dot Mar Cub SCout s-·.....&.....m C•l!L..-~G vllloro YOlllll' t:or and aplftai tht Nov. 7 at 7:80 p.ni. •
Pack .a wt>re ·cwell!ill:I to near ca-UVJlllS l'IVl"lfl •me. .4 tipedet ~ta M.t.ftJ reMrv•
pacity when Actlb&" Cubmaater Trio 1 -.-.oi-'-' t9liLl wtt..Ll8 •lt. WARNEil. !id -tor Ge UJmnJ for tN '"eig
V•rnr Smltl-. ""d ..-_ Cubmaater -Ollalnn•• of the BoaM of llu· a.me" la -blcb ocl>OOl otadlum,
"Van" Van Landl/lgh•m lnductod Fall Color pe<VI-• or Oranr Coubty, ne.....O.. .rleld at f:IO p.m.
15 rf.ew Boba.ta •l lhe October C.lltot-nla.. ~ tbf' pine. the nun.ton
Pack meeting. The new Bobcats Leading Southern Call'8mll'l ATTE8'r: wU1 M Mid lf'I tbe 901CiiaJ MU of
are ROg"er Oare, J ohn Gruwell. tr<'es in lhP Autumn color pn.radf' [ B. J . Blll.Tft. lite hlP ....,,_,., Mr. llwth Ml.WU
Drew JohnlOO. Jim Kampttt, Carl are the increUing1y popular County Cl.erk and ra"'°'1'~ Ortic tMt Ure tlor.r-:.«111ng lbJa 1f'•r
Kaufman. Howard Laaley, Sparky L iquidama.r , Chineee Pist.a.che and ! of tM: Board of 81i1perv'9on n.f wttt flllPKia.DY ' honor the eta.ks
Longle-y. Lorf'n LukE<rut, .Peter t he Gin.kgo. Since there are rel-Orange County, C•llfot1\l.4. of tlM and 1t!!5i and will weacorne
Malhew11, Celso J.fotrlllOn. Stephen atively few frees in lhls area State Of California back the cl8..81H of 1932 and 1133
PortPr, Randy Prior, Allen Runk If',• which contribute to the gayneu County or Ore.nae. •· wbo wen honQred laJtt year.
Pai.II ftnier \Yhrtmen: llntl MiChae l of fall color. these are truly out-I, B. I . l.M.lT"tl. County C1tft The eocl&l hall \\•IU i>e an Ideal
Witte. standing and have be<:ome the and "'·omcto ctrsk of the Board place for a re\llnloo of tht. klnd
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HonOT!'I t'e<'t'ived by the morP ad-choice or nurserymen and land-of Supef\lt9>ta of On.np CoW\ty. and the oommlt\ff hh made plans
vanct><l C'ubbPrs wrr't' 89 fo1lows: scape architects throughout the CalifOT1lla. do hereby certify that ror the 1peelal recornttion or eorne
~·wolf Ba<lge" to John Valterza. area. at a recutar m.tln.c of the Board ot the atumnt.
Mike Striner, and Jimmie Van of Suptt'Vl80t"S held on the %lJrt A 'cordial invttatlon hu been I ~A.,..'1"@ l)l'R.JS<• HllE ro~TA cam1,·a1 DI "'t°ek llUlftf)M':d .i.5b aao a.part. .. th.Ole! .
UM' clUh'l!i cbarlt)' ball an' pictl'll'\'d abo\"f•, • ...,.,, tu rta"bt: Mr'l'l. c'. E. Ohapmaa. Mn. II. L 811: IH. L
atnL OT .... Mn-. Har..ad l)f'C'krr; at lhr "'•d uf lilf' tabl .. Alr. and i\;n. ~l :Nertoa aBd loima)·
Docan ud dall.Ptrr G-11 . Du.pa " ... MIUllM' of C"rl'f'monJH for the-ea~<-a&nmPnt. Mr. a.nid Mh. C.
IL \'•ftlM'. and Mr. •O.d M...._ On·tllf' Sclllttrtrr.
urnrli nfl!am : "Wolf Silver Arrow" LEGAL NOTICE diy o r October, ··~2. th• tore· m•llod to •II aJumnl Ulging them I
to Al Robl'son : "B<"ar Badge" to 1olng Ordtnancr C'Ontalnlng three to come early and apend the day !
J ohn Smith: "lk&r Cold An-ow" ORDI~· AS('E SO. 831 1 13) aec tlona, WU conaklered sec--and ta attend lhe Homecomln& In 1 to J immy ,IX>lUiratti. Richard But-tion by teetlOn, a.nd that the e&k1 the ewntnc. All alumni pl&Mltlg I
terworlh and t n \Vllliam Carpt>n· AX O 11 I> t S A l"i CE OF THF. 0t'dlnance .,... then puHd and to attM.d lhOUld notify Mns. Sue -------
t<"r whn al.so recelvf"d .two "Brar COt''.\'T\' ot· 4>RANOE ·"-· adopted a.a a wbolf' by tt'le follow-OtlU. Horvath, 329 Aliao. Newport lecoraeriag ft'om
SUVf'T Arrows": and 8 "Lion ~IEi\'lllSG f)ROISASCY. SO. Ing votr: Beach . 1
Brnlge" to TAd Tobitt. .i9o <>f' Tiit~ <'<>!'ST\' ot~ <JR-ATES : Aut'ttRVJSORS HEIN~ Actlni u MC will ~ 1934 etu-Aldo Accldellt
One \'ear 8l'rv1ce Stars were .-\:'\(iE EXTJTl.EI'). "A~· ()ft. KAJS'ER. C. M. FltA.TREft.LY. dent body prealllent Jerry Keithly
aw11.r'fk>-d lo JamPe Ah~ip, RichArd l>IS.-\SCE Ot' THE BOARD I llAJ..PH J . MCFADDEN. WILL-and Judd Sutherland. th<" 1833 atli-i Mrs. R11bert E. >.ta.rt in o! 414 Butl~T\\'Orth , \\'ilham Carpt'n'k'r. OF Sl 'PER\'l~OR~ 0 !' TUE ARD SMI'nl AND y.rn.US H . dent body prl"aident. St-rvinJ" on Cl&y Sl .. NPv.•port H<"tghtll. 111 r<>·
G II . ('()t~Tl' Ot~ <>R . .\SG~ ACT· Y.'AftN'EK. the H om-Ing con>mltt•• with curworot.l nv at her home from in· Jimmiy Dellg•tti. Lt.>ltl'r r&Dfl 1. A .,.... \ Vl • ~...... ......, -• .., Al R obel'Kln, and John Smith. ISG ~ t' •• E GO T.R!'lli,~·n NOM: IUPltlt llOR8 NON£. Ct\alrn1an A.I I rwin al"'t" Mr•. Vtr-l Jurtes irustalned in an automo·
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A'fr . and ~frs. Joat•ph A. Hibbard
ot 1595 TuMlin Ave., Coeta Mna,
welcomf'd thf' arrival of a new
SOit Into the fa.n11ly . Tht' little boy
Arrived Oct. 27 In Hoag Hoopilal.
Party Event for
Yoang Meftl9dists
~ly 'fttl &ttlilltl .... fbr the
...... d ·-tblo -· -Orn Clllt!man of -~ ·-'d!· ~oftllle~.-.....
tor itbe ·ocentcmt. '
...... Qllpman told tM th:*'ltbrt e:..,.,r ..___., Uwr -,..U·
ov1at1y,....,onalblefarta.ooia-
-of ... lltl ..... -y
-an Iota An• bJ ~tsa lhf'
f\lmltuf'e end deiCOlidlols. of the
omee u well u tlle dlmy -.i
equipment. Bhe wmt cm te lay
tbat In nt.a.bliM.lfttr thk omce; a
mOft direct coat.I.ct witll Oru.ge
County needa t\ae ttiem •••ed.
and thereby enabled ,_ lo ,......
vlde more efndcll~ee:rviOt tll eur
O'Wn 1ocallty. .,_
Mra. Ch.tpman alao outH6ed. the
probJema of needy lllOt:~ aioth
In •dvtaory oapadly UICI -gh
t.he Newport Hartior 4uid!IM11*'<>-
gra.m ot "actual help In dllhatans
of clothing, la)'<'~ and ........,n ..
cy medical care.
The talk, followed by on o;en
disculMIOll, i:Mplrtd tbe new lbem·
bera by the needs ,,..,t can be met
in the adopyoo fle\d and reldm:Sl·
ed the enthuatum and detef'lhlna.-
tion· of the en.Ure auslU&ly.
BOl>V OF THF. ONA'.\'t;.E A.BA~T: 8 UP ERV IS 0 R 8 ....... ,. McC'-'Jand Hogland, Mrs. I a..=1e accident. The local matron H.O\\'SE sos RORK Tv.•o Yrar Servtce Stars Wt"re
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S<"vney, J1n1n1y Johnson. Tad To-PR·O\~IDIX-G . R t • ~· E_ s ~~·~ , J:S wtTNEAS WHEREOF. 1 Allen Morrl.son. Mt"fl. norqthy Cot-.shock and n1t.Htiple ('ontusion•. ShP I ii)' or Mr. and l\.t rs. Lawrence M.
That tlOlidey of witch<"!, black
cats and ghosts will be appro-
priately celebrated Friday night.
Oct. 31. b)• m<"mbers or 'the Junior
Hi Methodist Youth FeUowshlp of
the Costa MK& Community M t'th·
odifft Church who will st11.ge a gay
H11.llowef'n party ln the F ellow·
111hlp hall of the church.
Qo..tK>ct11!99e9 fw .tbe daJ we.re
Mmes. A. V. A»drews, ptoy .A.ader·
sen, Paul Moore and 'Berl&.
Announc61tent wa• ~ a( a
meetln~ to be held tor Ue ..-W
"members on Friday, NO\'. 14 at the
home of M.ni. E . C . MartiJl, Bahloa.
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hill anrl 1...-.rry St.:hwortz. «EGl _L."-1'l<l~~ 0 ?' F.ff~'!\:(, have htittunlo .et my hand and at-tlf' Page. Albf'rt Ogden. Judd Su-m iwrn1 lttt>(I vislloni. Row&<-of 133 E . 16th St .. C<>1ta
A Thrt'f" Yt•ar Sf>1-vicr Star was ()R..\!'li~lE .~>t ~"T\ tt . .\RHOR , flxt"d the nt'flcial --.l of lhe Boerd J therland and PhU C&Mel. Mrs I -Mesa, \\',11.S C<'lebraled Oct . 26. Born
R\A/Rt"flPd to Er1 r Van l."hrt>nbf>rK. DISTftlCT. _ 1 or Su~r\'l.Jlora 01
2 ~~gf' ';;;ub:~ Irene Mcintee NewlRnd will b<> in Many a tn~ oeal nu ~n mil.de I In St. JOSl.'Jlh Hni;ipit.al, lhe little Horwk-~~ ('arrlat-n-_.. f S . f th CalifOITlil,2 thla l t lly charce o( df'Coretlons. 1 thru a amall \Vant Ad l&J V.'f>ighrd In Rt 6 lbs .. 11 oz. ·~ ,.., Th<' 0<181u o upt-rv1!rors n <' tuber. }9:) .
Island. ' • People do read the want ads.
Den 2 \A'&~ av.·ardt>d thP con-County Qf Oran~P. 11.C'ting a~ lht> 18EALI B . J . SMITH. 1 -------------------------------------
vetf'd ln.!ipPCtion Hunor F1ag for g1;verning body of the Orangt> I Couhl}· Cl<"rk and ex.officio
th<' month of O<:to"lx>r. Ttw Den I Oounty Harbor District. do ord11.ir. Clerk of thr Boerd or 8upcrvl80rl'I
:-ikit on "Ooor-,·ny to Ad\·t•nturt•" a~ rollo,,·s : -of Oran,11f' County, Ctllifornl•.
was a rollll'klng, tau~h provoktn)! \ SECTIOl'-o' t . Sf'T'tlon ."Inf Ortlin-Pt1bll!1h Nf'wport-BaJboA Pr~as
portra~·aJ of the hazard'l .. &nd mis-, Rlll'f' ;-.;o .C90 nf thP County or Or-Ortn~·r :10, 1962
hap•. m~.urred with a hor8eJr;'~ ang, .. t:o herl'by emC'nd<'d to r•·ad -----
c.·arriagt> back tn the early 1900 .s., tll' fnllo"''!'I : CF.RTIFIC.>\TE Of~ Rt"Sl'.\"E-SS
Little niotoring wae enjo.yed. as i "S ~tlION ;'). SPF.ED RE:GlJ· t ''.\'IJY.R t-1('Tl1:'10t'S :S ;~~ft.:
the haplese opt'rator finally turned LATIOl\:'S p 5796
to hitct\-htkin~ llfter alJ of tht>1 "1 81 It !'lhall be 11. violat ion nr Thf' undPrl'lignPd.rlo.hl'rf'b}' cf'r ·
i.irl's had gonf' Oat and the-moto r I this Orrltnen<'P for any ownrr, op-lafy that Ja.mee c. N~wjln, Jr,. I•
h11d apan"ntly fallen out. erator 01· ~rson In command nf ('()fldUc:tll\g" a f<Kld plan bu9ineM at
Cub •ln~lng was IE'<t by t..es an:v Vf'!llM'I proJ>f'llPd by napth a . ~l!i .£. Balbo& Blvd .. Belboa, Call-
StefferuK>n accompanied by M rs. gasohnl' or other mollVf" powe-r tn fornla. under the fk:lflloua naml'
SteffC'nl-On on th*" piano. OPf'r&te samt> or pt>m1lt the same or 1'"EWPORT HARBOR FOOD
Ac-ling Cubma.ater \'er:" Smith to ht> OPf'lalc>d in any t><H·tion of Pl4AN and that .. Id firm la con1-
announced tha.t tht\ ~ovemb<'r Nett.·port H afbor at • rate of ~pe~ poM-tl or the rono"•ing P<'TM>fl,
1111'1 lET TllEM
ln exC."e~ of [ive t~I nautical milt's v.•hoM' name and p1a~ or rf'aidf'nCt>
pt·r hour. excl'pt a~ hf'rf'inaftf'T 111 ll9 follow11, to-wit:
provid('d. Jameti c. Nrwlin, Jr., 4-45 Be: 1 "I b) Thf" Board muy, y,•h en ll vlllf', Balboa, CellfornJa. 1 def'ftls the cx·casion warrants and "rltneu hi• hlllld thia 8th day
ie recommt'ndrd by the Harbor of October, 1932.
Commission. ~rant a spttla1 per· t8lgnature) Jamee C. Newlin.Ji:-.
mil to hold a boat race. In the 81'ATE OF CA.LIF'ORN1A,
course of \\•hi ch. t1nmuffled en -COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES. M . · •
gines may be uaed by the con-• On thla 8th day of October A.D ..
teslant.s upon the \\.'ater• or New-1952, before me, a Notary Publle
I port Ha rbor along and ovf'r cf'r· in and for said County and 8tall'. I
lain cour5'1's situated In the waters residing therein, duly commle&lon·
of said hart>?r : and prov1cie(I fur-t"d and 11worn. pereona.lly appeared I
thl'l' that auC'h Sp<'('ial J>f>rn1it of Jamee c. N rwttn, Jr. known to me
said Board •hall be fo1· a prriod of lo tw the person whoae name l'I
timP not eX.Cl.'t>d1ng tt'n t I 0 I days j lllblct"ibed to U\e wlt.J\ln tnatru~
in all Of 11.ny calPndar ye~r her\'· ment, anl aekftowltdgtd to mE-
aftE'r. and shaU not exceed eight that he eattuted tha .,.e,
t 81 hours of an}· calf'ndar day, I In Wllnee. Whereo(. 1 haw
the entire ~riod of tin1e for which heM"unto tiet. m~ t\aJt.d and a.trlxe41
such special pt-rm It is grantt-d to my offfctaJ aeal the day aftd )"@&>'"I
fall betv.·een the hours of eight tn thie certificate fftat above wrlt-
o'clock a.m . and five o'clock p .m . ten.
"tC'I The limltattons on gpet'd Harry A1hton I
provided by subdlvl1.1ion (a I of th ls Notary Publ'c In and for 111al1I
A.Ill•~ ,,,. l'.ll "£.'I Section •hall not apply In that County anrl lltat• . ..... .s .... ~""j I portion ot Upper Newport Bay ly-csenl) llf• J,•HtTt-ltt.•T/llf i •ng northerly or an east-west tin. I ••• r 1 II ..... "1 " localed two htft'ldrcd f('et 1200') --,, ,,,,,. mw northerly of the stiff leg d•rrkk
,,. belonging to She11maker, Inc. on
Frtt public schools are open to alt. the E>Ut sidp ot the channE'L · In
Pn,.tltl.,. T1WM would forte I th• area hettln d-rlbed Umlta-
you to ,upport 1 com.ptt:i.ft1 syuan tiotU a.11 to speed ah•ll be on.ly
of priv1te reliJious p1rochi1l 1 those prHCrlbed by 8ectlon 207 of
KhOols: O\-et •hich you have 80 the Harbon and Navi&'ation Codt
control: California vortrs haw ot the State or Callfomla. It mall
twi~ befo~ said "NO" to such a be the duty of the Hartior Kuttt
to poet., a.nd to keep poeted, at the M.lbsidy. Now, fOr che dtird nn.. ·· intersection of aaJd @Ut-weM. lint>
VOTI
''NO''
ON PltOPOllTION NO; 3
This ,_14 potitic:JI ~~·r ...,_.
tottlf bJ .ll" tt9t~ CltllUIJ <11111WnHlff
C.lifomia T .. pa,ers All .....
IJO Madm S. .. Sen Fnncis<o
412 ..... 6<h s... Los Aaatlo
with. lhe,shorellne on both •I.dee
1 of th~ c hannel. suitable •lcna dea-l ignating the JIOlltherly boundary
or the a.rea herel.J\ delttlbed."
SECTION 2. SecUon I ot Ord.la·
ance No. 490 of the County of
Ottnge IA hereby amended by ad·
dlng-a new aQbdlviaJon tner.,to to
be dealgnaled u {h ),,to read ..
follows:
· "lhl All traffic In tllat portion
of Upper Newport "Bay --
ln aubcUvtlion. ic) of l~lon & of
thlll Ordinance ehaJl operate .,
all Umu in a count~
, (JlluliJ. Jll4t.ob.11 ..
JHESA llENNER-I Mrs. A. Renn•r I
Q11e'f Pt •bf et n.-c.• nta 4'ft•snk ll~taJli\ •I ... ..,... -••. .,, ........ '*•• ... _ .... lf8'tlor 11Tl_,
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'AHHOUN .CEMfHT
ROBT H. OLANba.. D.0.S.
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Harry Allhton
40I E . Balboa. BIVf'I ..
Balboa, CaJlfonMa
Attorney.
p,.... Plll>liCetl<Jn 9-11-23-30.(!12 l
Jfo. A ll-
NOftCJll ro au:DITOllS I
ESTATE OF CLYDE A . CAMP-
BELL. DflCBA.SED
NOTICE 11 HEREBY OIVl!IN
to the cttdltore of and an perlOTlll
ha.vlnl' cl&lma ap.lMt. the uJd
decedent Ot" Mid Mt.ate to file
them with \be neoe-ry vouc,.ers
in the orftce of th~ Cl•l"k of thP
Superior Court of the County or
Ota.nee. l'tate ot C&Ufornla, or to
preMnt the a.me, with the nee·
eM&l')" ~rs. to the under·
a1aned at h1a or her place of bult·
neM, to:"Wtt :
W lilarlne Ave., Bal-Ia·
land, cant.
wtuwa 11.JE month.I an~ the tint
pUbllo&Uon of w. notice.
Deted lept. ... 1161.
Rl:ieMT A. lltAllTIUN
' Attorney for tllo Jb..
lltate of l&ld -l.
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Catate of 1.ut'Jl C. JUllT·
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to Ole Cf<OdltGn "' -all -• ...,-<la ..... apla.. Ula ,aM •
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CHRYSLERS EVER DESIGNED '
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HEAR
LIONEL
VANDEERLIN
'RAPID TRANSIT rtllXED could "'di be the motto of tM •ptnt' ahl!d rtj. pktared al'love wit.Ill I. L
Spraf\M' of tbe South Co~t Mat.ertalA C«npan,-. 1 be two tra.-lt mix aemeet tNdca pictured above
att pint stud cnmpe.r'C'tl t-0 the bcht>moth.s that Sr. rac-cie has been operatlng. They are especlal.ly Jle-
Mpd to 11Vttd hit operatton on Khort btt.tt"hea ard Into concntcd areu where thir bll'l'CI' tnacka are
out of plac,. TtiC nt'l'' 1-·ord tru«k~ ,,.t>rr 11uppllt'd and art" bclnr aervlocd by Theo Robl.n.I ot Newport
Bt'M'h.
YOUR CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS STl'UES'l' RECt 1 PF.:KATE~
On t ht' n1e ntl fro1TI the flu Is
Cheryl Carri, dau~h tcr 11f ~t1·. ttnd
Mrs. Eln1er ('a.rd of l 13 f: ,.~IU\\'l'r
St .. Costa '-1e.'i£1 . \vho ha.'J bt•Pn
confined to her b••d fpf the past
v.·t-t'k. Chetry 1:-. a slud•·11 t Hl th•
Co~ta ~te!'la }-l urpl'r Ell'lll•'llla•r
Schuol.
S EEltlA:'<I" SON BORN BENEFIT PARTY
1-l r . a nd ~1 rs. Da le ~n1en of \Vilh all pr~ can11ark C'd
EVERY SUNDAY 9:15 P.M.
2623 N id o \Vay, Lagt1na Beach, for t he building fund of the First
~·c lc·ornt'd a nf'w !!On into th{' Cami·! Baptist Church of Coot& Mesa. a
Iv on Oct. 27. H e waM bor n In (·o:..n1c l le and brush party wa~
Hoag 1Jo3pllal. . ~lven F riday In t he horne or l .01··
KVOE r alne Hadley, 323 22ntl Rt .. Costt•
Mcira. J< c n net h Mltclwl had An arlvf'rtis .. n1ent in the Bl·.;-(( . l'harJ;•• of th(' a ai r.
Thr"r News - T 111<·1'1, 1-'o:•l and
1480 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL Sn1art Fash10n'I ugJin to bt-
sho\.\'TI Uy She Shup at the U.P. \\·.
C'hrist1nas l 't't'\'ie,v.
Prl'~ CO\'l'r s the entire flKr bor Rroa11!111 com e from constant
art•a \\'1th a tntai c1rcuhst iun ot practice! An ad re&Ularly in this
more than 24.000. · 1.><•11er w tll p rn<t1n,· rf'~Ull.11 fur ,VOL
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FEA.R BEGETS SMEAR •••
A FRANTIC ADA~INl~Tl1ATION and it; equally -frightened hand -picked
hopefuls hove told you many untruths in this campaign. They persist in
the doctrine of fear. They hove givan you slogans, mud-slinging and in -
nuendoes.
SUCH LOW TACTICS a re no solid sub;titute for Eisenhower's pledge:
TO CLEAN UP THE MISERABLE tAESS IN WASHINGTON .
TO PRESERVE OUR FREEDOM SO DEARLY WON ON THE BA TTLEFICLD.
TO PROTECT THE LITTLE MAN AGAINST BIG GOVERNMENT.
TO INSURE HIS RIGHT TO FREEDOt., FROM LABOR BOSSISM.
TO GUARANTEE RIGHTS OF THE ELDERLY AND MINORITY GROUPS .
YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BE FOOLED BY
FEAR AND SMEAR! NEITHER ARE WE !
CORONA DEL MAR NEWPORT BEACH C..11.r:i h t-:. '£11' lnr
IC. J ... l'attr r•111 n
l(.aJph l\la&kry
llonna ('hlC'hf'~f('r
l'lr"'. l.ihhy Raul'r
( 'olln .nro\\•n
Tom :\"o rton
J\fr81 llurl')' \\'elch
Harry \\"pleh
D. C. Rru.dford
IJn"·ood \'lck
(lt>nr ral St.a.airy E. Rldderhof
Mrs. S. E. Ridderhof
M "'· C'.onstance JayTOO.
ElolM" Ehresman
l\IRy !"earl Sorenwn
~In. Ramolll\ Robertson
JlllT!L Lolli \l'ade
&I ty S loe.le
Doro I hy D. Hart
Cora }~. 'Ruolh
.lacquelJnr Mlt.C'Millan
Mr!i. \'rra 1'1t"Ca.rty Portsmouf.b
( Dt--n.1
\\'ilbur Bu<"k .
t~ra.nklln D. \\'Ind.le
I:&)' Cnpelln
Rev. Paul \Vhef'le r
L. L. l11beU (Dern.)
~tr. and MT'!l.. Edgar DUI
T. WM;to11 .Jay
Mn. Slna Buf'k
[)follght Ta~ Buell
\\'a1tt r Splttr
Bf-UP Tay lor
Geor.-e Sancbea
~ff. \Vade
.John M... Qulni
RoSallo E&rol
('ol. lk•\\'111 l~uf"r
1\h•UP II. t :hr1•.;1nun
;\1r'lo. l .t'\\I" (;11,rdl1u·r
.John T . l~nyd , Jr.
l<nt11h llu~·lt·
f(41l:1nd l .ai,:,..rl••f
It. D. t 'l11.hr rt)'
A. It. l\lont,1:on1t•ry
l\lrM. l\luri('I !'ltontgutne ry
k\\ il4 T. (i:1rdlnt'r
l\lnt. :'\'onnan lfa~t"n
r.t",._ S le phf'n Kllt>.}"
r... C.'. RobertMJn
~1 ni. '.\lu.rla.n Albrlcht
s ue Uil:'f'rluf
Ann Le\1·is
l\1 T"\... t '. \·. 1'1arshall
Barbara K.Js tler
BALBOA
.·\, ll. ltou""rllc
Lloyd Lo\'f'land
l\lr.t.. S11~1n KJrk
~I rs. Ed'''" nl H. Kelly
l..onnl ~ \'lnrcnt
Theodore llambrook
Jack Toon
GNtrge Llnd
J\ln. l'llnnle Toon
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IKE and DICK
YOU •
CAN ,
TRUST!
VOTE NOV. 4
:"tla ry TnppPr
\\', t:. 1--i,.lu·r
t:r,••ln ~1•lrf'r
l\f:..rk S1xlf'n
tl11yd llu,..11
M "'. l .n1·lti• Spl<'t>r (Dent,)
ritn\. :'\11111.llr lluon-y
~Ina. Btlllt" RftherU.On
• ~lt>ll.ll ~lafford
('harloltf" Thom1Mnn
T. I .. Jlong
Ital \\'r l"I
Rradj>on t"'ln<'h (Dem.)
Torp Paynf"
Dr. Gfflri;;-e N'. Pea.e
Paul M . MOflre
<J lady~ ~ool't!
Ru.M Boo~y
Marion ('. Dodd
1'trs. Fraru'ia Cox.
dam~• M. 7A:lcer r:. n. Boorey
111om¥ Heffef'fl ..
Mrs. Rithard Mut,•ln (Dem.)
Mn. /\U('e l"raae
~I"'-fiMrt:'!' E. Le\\'la
M,.,., Ital "'"I•' 0. Z. Rabertl!'On
A. A. t!itafford
Mr&. J . J . 8tf"wart
l\lrJ. Jame• 7.e.J,l'U
BALBOA ISLAND
C. K. Pri..t
Slaek>y HadOeld
Charlott.. Prl<st
Ed Skinner
'4'm. Sanford
FoM'Nt 8 . AUendu, Ir.
Dale_,
Mra. Ha.&f'J Sanborn
Mn. Eun .... AlleJNler
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College Faculty Attends Conclave
llc-t&U-Of Orup cO..t to the convention. Dr. Petenon,
0oUep faculty and admbli.lr.1 p....tdent Of Ille Americ&D Aaocl·
tlcG are •lt<ndlns Ille annual tall atlon ot l"'11or Coll•C-. and chair·
meet.ma ot tb.e Callfornla Stat" man of tbe atate comrnlltee on r~
J'unior Collt&e Am9oclaUon at Yo-latlona with other acboola, will ex-
aemlte. tend greetings from the national
l'Mee who .,., attellellas t:be &NOC..iaUon and wJll alllo ttport
a.i.~tion at tile Aln.'.&hntt Hoo-ror bia committee.
te&. Oct. n. SO UNI Sl laclude Pattenoa and &ton wlU par-
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• FOltlllEB llE8AN Ha est Dillner The many Harbor area ~rlienda
Dr. BM&I H. Petenota, pmalickat; Uclpate ta the dbooMIUAA OD
Dr. Jamee W. Thoratoa.. vice-,rnneraJ education. Dr. Prte. .. t
,prealttPlit: Dr. Bill J. P1kst. u-"ill lmYft a major lnterfl!tt In the
.a.tant lllpP"rlntf>ndl!at ln c:harbe portion of the prol(T'IUll dt'allnc
of adult Mid •eoational C!Clnca-\litb probable lerl!i.latlon per-
Uon; Vrrnoa Pattrr90n.. c.~alr-tatnlnc to adult cl•l!I~
ot Mrs. Thereea Sc~aljrer ot for ' ounty Riders
C&thedral City, former ~ M•·
sa realdent, will be eorry tp learn Undtr the ausplcce of the .Aa-
that she is very iU. Mr•. SchWB.i· 1 toclattiet Riding Clubs of Orange ·
ger lives wtth Mr aon-ln-ltw and eou;.y. e Round Rolrin Harvest
daughte:r, Mr. and . MHf EmU dinner wilt be h~ld '''ednead.ay.
Greener, also former Mesan11. Nov. l'i fron1 6 until 8 :30 p . m. at
man of dlvlston of IAngu•~ 1''ollowlng the meei.ln~~t · Yo-
and Ute,..ture; and M11"8 .Eaton. semite Dr. P eterson will go on to
la <tructor ln aoc!al !llclt-~. . I Oakhtnd to attt'nd the rail conft!r-
thP. T'l'i·Cit.v \Vran~lcrs clubhouse.
AT DESERT SPIUNGS 13801 EdW81'dll A \•e .• \VertmLD11ler.
Tickets a re availablC' from the
0 :-. Thornton, who ls Bla tt' chair·· enc" of the Eastern Colleg e A!l.!K>-
man of the committee on gfulrral ciatlon where tle is M:ht"duled t o
education. ls scheduled t o report preo15ide at o ne o f the eesaion s.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Me;Uott or clubhouse or may b<' obtained' by
Flower St., Coilta Mesa. have been catlin.: Mrs. Carl Thoma.a, Costa
enjoytng the sun at Deetrt Hot I Meaa, Bea con 5823·M. ~re wtU
Sprlng21 during the past month. be entertainme~t durlng dinner.
(POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT>
ABILITY, EXPERIENCE, EFFICIENCY!
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• YOU WANT IT IN· YOUR ASSEMBLYMAN! . . .
YOU HAVE IT IN EARL W. STANLEY
WE ARE AMONG THOUSANDS
WHO RECOMMEND HIMI
SAN CLE.\U:~TE : Cha rl~ Pla1,
\\'n.IW-r Taylor, L R. E"a,·er, ,J, \\•.
LUebbert. Arthur II. \'oung. Roy r:.. Gordon, Art hur Adair, Throdore
Bau•lr8, !\'it'I Ra"mns~n. ,John E.
lt•mt""I, Ad•le G!n100I, 1-lt'nry T .
~.d.
SA.." Jl'AN CAPl8TR1\~·o : Eric
Cliff, Bf-tty n1rr. n oli,.rt, ('alhom,
Charlott,. Olhnrl"'. T. \\1, Rilllp~
\'era Billln<l. (1ar,n,.,. It. ~r,,wn .
Robrrt. Calli•, O. I . Gullhrrt, Rnb·
ert \\'illiamL
TtlSTIN: John Sir~t'I. R:\y J.um·
hert. Jamn B . t 'tc, (''11. M . n.
\V"lllnl'lon, \\'. 1~. C.rnt'e 'i. Bill
LeinM,...er, Ralph ,J . ~litcb~ll.
J.AGtNA BE AC H: Ar!bur C.
Peterson, I . R. IAllt,.r Iloyll". Ro,·
\\". T'e•cock, Boh r .. :irOt''<. ('of. J.
M. Rebin!H>n. A. B. '.\lanhrl'. n u<t·
.ell lil.ftd, Kurt rrrriri. JTa l Ar·
nt'tte. Ada Pnrpu~. l\fn, \'rallt'r
parker, J, 8 , Snydatn. 0". \'i"CPnt
P. C.rroll, Leonard Tuttlf'. n . V.
O'f1•bert-,., l.awrf"nre I H , '''altt'r
I!. M~lnn. Or. I .. F . MelJf'.m·,
I . Frank ""ha..rton. \'l lliam John·
ton. Brayton ]\·orion.
SA.f<ii'TA ASA: Carl Ml'.M"k. r. F. (Skinny) Slrin·ln, J'Vt~r G. Bel!,,.J,
Al•• Brownridr,.. Al,in !\t. 0-uw"'.
I . B. F'rfln<'!h, Guy J. C.ilh .. rt. F:d ·
mond ('. Gaat'd, S:t,,.-, ,J,.r~ir.a.,,
Wm. C • .lerom", (', 1\. Rnl<'1~flr·
boeker, Tom lV. ~fa rl('ulm. Fr"'d
E. Rowland, Dr. Ralnh l"'. Sm ~dl,.~·.
W. W, Woodll. Frf'lt J'i,.,'{'~rr1'-. Or.
Ralph E. Wabon. \V. B. u rnl'Rm\.
Rex Kf'nnedy, WaltPr (l, Hiii,
William W. Foote. RufUtl G. <:art ..
wrtl'ht. F . F... Famsworth. T. P.
llt'OphY, G. 8 . ~trbhlna, \\''""· J'fln·
1Gn, Marion B. 1·ourl. r. .. n. Ounton,
Rarmond Kou. G. \\'. lA>lvr.
OOSTA ME.qA.: rharlP• \\'. Tlf'·
wtnklf', 8 . N. Haff'"f' .. ld, ~I~
Latt-rlof, tt.ymon<1 Rft!l...n, A. L
Pinkie~. RM" ••ft!'tt-•1 .. r. !Vlim
Franklin. ,a~ lttrR,.,., f,..tt:f" Rrin·
der.on. Ll-•1,.r A. ~,...ifh, ~Prtram
L 8mltlt. Paul C'reirhti:in. Ram D.
f'nwford, Toma, fl"F""'§t, Ray
Wallaae, R. \V, "'"n~rtan, F'l'i"d
Dudley, Albert Math,.W9-llul"h
J)avl.. Calla Vl~IP, Ra:v nanlll!f'r,
A.. C. Swarb. nr. Jf11rn<'e P,,rkt-r,
Jlf!nnll Ho111:land, Hl'in,. J<al!il'r,
Mllan Pnd,.nt'DAd, fl. IS". w,.11 ... Sid
O.vid~n. Martt> .. llo,•rtJ,.r. HQ"·.
al"d f'.erri•b, l~R11v P . A.""'""°"•
i\lf""«I lort"eRA"'n, llo,. Ht1tlfUffton,
\\'lllJ.am A. l:futern't. 0111,. M.
C"amphell. Wllllari'I ff. Snorreon,
III. F. 8 . Owen. 0f'n. Ray £.
K.n•PP. tr8MC. (J'f't. I • nWPORT HARBOR: F..d R.ich-
anlMn, Donal.f ffarwood. v • ., D.
Ray& Mn. Brad,.n Fi.,('h, :J. S.
Rvr-tt. l&rnM L ftnh,.J, l.ttul•
W. 8ri"" IAwrt!f'r.e E. q,-OW"',
Walt--" !Ain..,nnn1" A.. f;i. R lrhl\rd·
Mil, 'l'bf't""e"" R.oltin". ~. l\I. Rlark-
heard. rlOhflrt ~al. v1., ""~"" .. ""• .Jo•"' Moyd. Tnny ffoot!lh,.\•, l'frs.
~ W. Rlackhe91'd. o. 7.. llohert.an,
W. J . ('"ftJ,., It.. R Rocf.-tri .. -., ... f'""r-
Ann lit, Ftnt41it.r . .,.,,,.""'" ~r. r.;tw;0ri.
8,.ldlnir n. FA"''"""'"· Ri .. "-ard
Plenr, P'ted Crosier. NPl•o" S"ar-
fo,., Mn. Ul)"an E&n-1. It.Gland
Wricht, (l. Le"'"' IWJt7.. R.lllnh
Mukey, l>e•n Bf9dford, .John
Keeler, Onfn Wril'ht. Ge.raid w.
Rltehle, Mn. llhnlloll Nloclecr..r,
Hn. lloland Lantlof, l\fn.. Law-
, ruM l!l. lln>1m. Mn. Mary To111Jor,
Mn. -1-Clll ...... r. Mn.
l.!nln 0.rdlner, Alene Ballwin
-· ......... _ Klllp.
Mbr, Mn.. Pa711e 'J'ha.n.r, Mn.
ui,.. lllln7. Hr ... d -1 .....
H. r.tlpr, Hr. ODd Mn. Wllllam
AbonieU.., 111r. -11n. n.-.. r.tmo• Hr ... ~-' • • cou-. N. C. BabM. ~ R-Mn. I-en Lff.
eataeoo, Jin. IWplt N. -r. Mn.
Wallor B. !Jelbert, 1-w1m•-.
Ii-A, GamlliL
OIU.NOE1 -aia.,. z. Rall.
arllo w--. llln. Lella -
..... ..... Ii ftettar ....... Glaa P. .a-. -MadO H. Huller,
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ASSEMBLYMAN EARL W.
STANLEY·
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HE SERVES : as Chairman, Munitipal and County
Government committee; Fish and Gome Com·
mittee, Military Affairs, and Elections and Re·
apportionment committees; as leader of the
Republican caucus.
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RiAD WHAT SOME BUSINESS,
CIVIC AND SERVICE CLUBS SAY: •
"\Ve have e,·ery confidence· in
your zbsolute honor and Integrity,"
wrote ·the Cnlifornia Super\'i.SOrs'
Association ... "Tho:;e or us who
follow legisleti\'e affRi rs rathei'
c1011ely are •xtremely grateful ror
the outst!ndln ~ job that you did
tor your constituents." -Georg~
Shellenberger.
Callfornl~ Stale Polytechnic Col·
lege : , , . "thanks for the splendid
cooperation you gave us during
t.ae lE"gisht.llYe Sl'Ssion." And: .,On
behalf of the Stale Council for
Retarded Children, I ..,,.ish to ex·
tend our since re t hanks !or your
leadership," y,·rote George Ilen1is,
lts president.
"Wt than k you for the time
taken from your personal affairs
to at tend our meetings," ...,·rote
Le3gue of California Cities. "We
thank you for your support or AB ins. concern ing Unemployment
Insurance .. , to make it an hon· ~stly·&d'lninlstered fund for people
unemployed through no fault of
their own," the Robertsh&'A'·Fulton ..
Controls Co. Ora.nge County Planning Dl-
rKtor Charllf's Diggs: "This county
\s very gratefu l. I am sure, for
ha ving such a n ou tsle nding repre·
sentative ln our Sta le and loc3l
atfalrs."
"For your cooperation In support
of s mendments whic h we proposed
at this ~e.sslon In t he interest of
free practice of our religion," the
Christian Sclence Committee on
Publications lauded Stanley.
The California Probation and
Parole Assoctalion: "I want t O" e.x:-
preu our sincer e appreclatlon of
the encoura.;:ement and assistanC"e
· gi\'en bv you." Su perior Judi:e WU,
bur C. ·curtls: "sincere thanks for
your efforls ... in behalf of cour t
Iegish\tlon ." Thi Allied P rinting Trades of
California: "sincere thanks for
your support .. , regarding .le~i s·
lation inimica l to the pr1nt1na:
trades."
'"Thia note needs no a ck now·
ledsement," v.·rote R. W. McKee.
"It ls 1\mply lo say I deeply 8J>"' • ·•
preclate the stead.!a.!!t way you '
\•oted -=j rather than v.·ith po-
• · · ~-c,~.i,..,.,.llLlc&L ency. throughout the
HE HAS SERVED : His country 1n U.S. Novy n aession. This i e(fttfr@• Mth..c:QUtas•..r"'
World War 1; the Newport Harbor American and int elligence of a hi.1th order." L · d . Support of the Dti\'f'r-Training eg1on as common er; the Rotary Club as pr111· proiram ,.,hlch Sta nley is propos-
dent, the Newport Harbor Chamber of Com· lng be ext ended for behind·the·
"d h • . \\•heel training was pledged by merce as pres1 ent, many ot er orgon1zat1ons. caUfomla Association of Insur-
HE HAS SERVED YOU ABLY, HONOR·
ABLY, EFFICIENTLY WITH OUTSTANO.
ING DISTINCTION!
No man In public servtce has ever more ably
repreMl!nted his . d lstrict than has Al1emblyman
Earl W. Stnnley.
Men and women In all stations, from all sec·
lions m his district, county and state, recogni1•1
and appreciate his able, con1cientiou1' and fair
public sorvlce.
Orange County's 7 ''h Assembly District has "
conttnutng need for such outstanding ability.
iudgment and experience al Stanley has so cap.i
ably shown during hit yoars of public Mrvl.,i
HE MERITS YOUR
co~~·~U~D 'SUPPORT!l ~
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ance A.gents. amonc many other
croups.
Gov. Warren·s Traffic Safety Con·
ference termed Stamey "a valuable
member of a hard·warking team."
Gov. Warren himself termed be-
bind-the·wheel t r aining "a vital
step" in reduci n& highway a.cci -
dentL The Statie Deparlm•nt of
tducation labeled It .. a very vital
part of @ducati on!'
Former Appelate Justice Erner·
son J. Marks. now a Sa.!lta Ana
attorru~y. thanked. Stanley "for
your promptness and courtesies" in
'"urging p!IS&A:e" or legislation the
Orange County Water District
want~.
By unanimous vote. tile Califor ...
nla Conferenc• or Typographica.1
lfnlons thal)ked Stanley for "fair
and broadminded actions.., Cali fol".
nla's Pea~ Officers' Associations:
.. thanks for your interest and sup..
port."
"Your consideration of the truck·
ln1 lhdustry's problems during the
la.at seaion Is \.-ery much appre-
ciated.," wrote ca11fomla Motor
Transport A.alo<'!iatlons.
-Slnrere ,epDreclatlon" wu n ...
preaed by Metropolitan Water
Dlltrlct. The Redwood Empire Aa-
IOdatlon had "'cratmcatlon and
apprtctat)on."
An. Informative talk to Cost.a
Mesa .Kl'ffanl• Oub broupt this
conunent: f'You told the thlnp
that we IHould bar. that which
makes the wb .. b So •round In U..
l!late Losblature. • ·san Clemente's Board' ot Real· •
ton ~te of stan1ey-, ~exeeJ ...
lmt · of state Govemmrnt
and }'Our part in Ir. lmportlnt a~
.uv1u... ~·1 -pmud .. tn ban )'OU..
:i u . oar ftp~ntaltve."' •
HE RENEfPS BIS PLEbc~-OFi "Tiie 1'1""1bon of 42 ~ten ot tllo , ....... Amer!<on Ltacu•
"SEICJ'ICE BOORE $su 1·i 1 ;.':i.L ~ UIOlr, llJ>ce ... •P. -------·------' -~" ' ... ••9 Sl&nlq"'b&o -' ..,.,.~ •••• blo -ll"8•• ~ill oar t.hlJ.r m b&Da at· ,
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YOU CAN DO BEi IER Al
Daniger
FURNITURE CO. • • . .
We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture
Newport Ave. & Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5656
That Continuous Stock Quotatt ...
and Late News Are Available • -
LAGUNA IEACH onta
Rank of Laguna Beach-Bldg. Ph. 4-11116
Compleu Brokenp;facilldol
Tram-Lm< Saxk Tld:m
lcatlltlal Li'b,..,,. aDd •..Hee a.1 •
Your ord<r to buy or 1tll limd ilOCD, 1MMo • -
modities will be aecutd with ~ ....i -.nq
OTer the nation-wide lascd privatt wire .,,_ -
nccring our 16 California offices and out New Ycd
offic< wirh principal Eastern uadin1 emtaa. lcam-
riol facilirid are maintained lot .,.... _,.Nem.
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Vote
'Yes'
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Democ r:-ir s and RepL1hlicJns1 labor, business an<l farmers
-they all "'Y: ··No matter how deeply you differ on clcc.
tion day O\'cr c:inclidates and otl1e r b:tllot issl1t:s-1vl1111r11rr
}"011 do , vole 'YES' on PROPOSiTION 2!"'
That's bccauS<:: •
PROPOSITION 2 meets fairly and squarely the se'liool
crisis brol1ght abouc by che twin 11ress ures nf inflation
and increased population.
PROPOSITION 2 increases rhe Srate"s share of local
school suppon, and relieves the mounting rax burden
on homeowners.
PROPOSITION 2 makes sure char <;.alifornia"s future
citizens have the educarinnal opportunity they need now!
More lhan 200 California organizations, local and state-
wide, including the following,-join in urging you to vote
Y~ on PROPOSITION 2:
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
California Stace Chamber of Commerce
California Scace Federation of Labor ( AFL)
California Congress of IndUst~ial Organizations (CIO)
All· Railroad Brotherhoods
Veterans of Foreign Wars of California
American Legion (more than 75 posts)
California Farmers, Inc.
California Federation of Business and . Professional
Women's Oubs
California Teachers Association
American Association of University Women
United Taxpayers, Inc.
Native Daughten of the Golden West
California School TrusleeS Association
CalifooUa Association of School Admini~ Cah1~ Federation of Women's Oubs, s'.·P: District
Los Angelos Board of Education ·
San Franruro Board of Eduation • ,
California Sutc Deparuncot of· Educarioa .
A "~I' 110te ;,iso is MTtetl on PropO"mi<>n,24,-to re-.
plenislt 1/le Suu l<itln ftmtl from 111/iielt iuftids may "':"°"' to builtl tle1pd111~ly nerJ...etl d111noorM •.
1111 -Bit<.. •• Wedd Wu D -to nepli·
In ot""'J conuut to cu,,..111 ate and IO -ltnglaA<I. llo 414
eampal$n opeeehq wtuch 'Mal ID' Doan ~ ClliCfno.ll7, but lul
month reftned bJI -and r;ue...Uti.. aru1 pe,..nalllla and ..,._ to ,.._, the mau.,. to
avoid preulng i.ou ... Ill'. A1on9o the <Jentral A.uanbly o(tk Unit·
BaJttt, noted lecturer aftd prote• ed Nat.lom &Dd 80 ... .,ea ua troan
10r of poUtleal 11Cienee at CoUe1• aplll .boln&' branded• lmperialloU. /
ot the Paclnc, lakl the crit.lcal al· The _,. ..... aid Jloilell SmlU..
ta.irs of the world tt.rkly on the former amb&uadcw' to Ruaalf-e..nd
Unf' Wednnday night Mfore an now Med of the C'lA, .-ore be.for@ o....,.. Cout Collece Forum. The t eon.,..-.i ln-pllq com-
lmpact of hi• wordl wu lnc-'NUl!d mJttee that ()ornmunlata had lafD·
by his non-putlou b&ndlins of trated Into ... ry d•Jl"rtmelll or lh~. topk, ''Natlon&J PoUtk:L.. our l'QW:mment. Two weeQ' a.so
In Korea. we are loatns be-a t>-~ °' u.e Supreme Court
tween 500 and 800 men a week came forth W'lt.h the reeommeMa·
and the •dJJ?lnlatraUon doe. noth· toln wblch wlll probably be adop.
Ing d4>ftnlt•. Aner.., 16 monlha of t~ by the Sup~e Courl that
rutlle. ne1oliatlng, Dr. Bakf'r memben of tM Communlat Party
said, 'Wl' netd df'Clalve dba.rticu· bl" coinpeUed to regilltt, to a.e-
lated !ltratl"gy -If plan A !alt., count for their incomes, expendl·
try B and 80 on. Plan A mlght ture1;, etc., a meatJUte t.bat wouLd
well be a t ight blockade of the bf' enactf4. by legtalalUres t.h.roogh-
Chln<''e coaat.. effectlVf' bombing. out the land. In contrast to c&m·
Our BNt F'rtf"nd• palgn diatribes aga_tnat Commun-
"Jnpan and Weal Germany are tst menace, the Supreme Court
our ~!It friends l also l"eoJraphl-quietly 11 ct.11. •
cally. our) fln1L bulwarks aptnst Nf"VO \'ot.fi
inva3ion) and we 'cut off The Negro vote. aa.ld Bakf'r, will
Lbelr no..~s.' Japan'.1 overpopula-be one determlnlng factor in the
tioA l.!1 constrict~. She neN!a in-coming cltttlon. that more Ne--
dustry. But we levy a prohlbltlw groe• vote In proportlori to their
tariff on he1· tuna, eltttrlc light numbt'r than whlte8 and they vot11:
globe!I 8.J'ld olher exports and then in a bloc. The ItaJJan and J ew-
spend mill!~ a:ubaldlzlng her. The laJl populatlona conn other bloc.,
M.me policy holds for We.st ~f'-75"'° Democratic be-cau.se of the
rttany and our old trtend England appointment.a of thf'ir members to
whose wooi_we refuse to Import. Judge.llhips and other ptiz.e go\•em-
"ln. a elng1e pro•inC'e of India 1 mental jobs under the preAent ad-
we 1nlroduce-d Improved ta.rm mlnlllration. Labor, ot coune,
methods which doubled C't'Op pro-w1ll go along wllh lhf' Eyebf'O\\'.
ductlon a.nd alleviated the hiatotiC' He •aid many non-partisan poU-
starvaUon therf'. But In the ""'av-tlcal analyst.a prt'diC't that, It the
ertng co":"lrles of Ceylon and Bur-Dentocrata win, ~publican mora.le
ma, noth•ng le done to rountcnct will bt'ea.k and a one party system
lht> growing JJhadow of Stalin." wtll df'velop with only a small mln-
"'a.nt Autonomy orlty of Uberal Repupllcarui tt·
Df'. Baker said Lybla la thf' malning Intac t but ""1lhout f'ttf'C-
world.!I newest nation. recf'lving tuallty. Tbe onf' party will be<'ome
ht>r a•tonomy last May. and now a labor party and the govemmenJ:
her neighbor Tunisia. a French even more centralized .
proteetorate. ask111 not for her free· Dr. Baker said Ln conclu!lon his
don1 but more autonomy In gowf'n-talk wu meant lo be provocative
ment, n1ore native.e ln civil &ervice, and cha.llengtng". Perhaps It had
reuonable requel!IU. France con· even been embittering. Ht' hoped
fU9t>d by her 17 govef'nment..s since so.
'Back . to School Night' Plans
for Mesa Main School Parents
Plans. tor Back To School Nlght ... -------------
for Costa ~ttl&a Ma.In School par· 1
ent.8 are now complete. Mom and
Dad v.i ll return to 8Chool ~tonday ,
,'Jov. 3 at 7 :4~ p.m. lo team for
thf'mselve~ v.•hat Is being taught
Red Cross to Hold
Nursing Class
1n Costa Mesa school!'!. Beginning ru>xt Tuesday, Nov.
School ~ bf" calll'd to order by 4 and rontinuing each Tut>sday
the P -T.A. pt'e.ttident Mrs. Judd and Thursday thereafter through
Sulhe-rland in the 1.1a.in School au-Nov. 2!i the Red Crou will hold
ditorium at 7 :4~ p.m. Parents wllJ clu.au in Home Nursing at lhelr
be welcomed and directed to class-hesdquartera. 1104 W . 8th St .. fin
rooms by Prlnclpal Ted Neff at Santa Ana. according to an an-
8 p.m. nouncement by Mrs. Robert Null,
The tea<'hers of Main School are I mt':mMr of the board of direct or!
looking forward to mtttln&' with and chairman of the committee on
tht> paN!nl!I and to outlining t.ne nUrsing services.
work which w111 be a ccomplished Mrt1. Lerta Kennedy. a registt':rf'(
during the school year. Today nur.M' and a fl,ed Ctal&S Wtructor,
more than evt-r education ha.e be· will teach the cla.aa which wUl be
come a family bu.siness and par-held from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
l'nt.3 ar" urgtd t o come to school and wUl include ln1tn1ctions In 32
to nlf't't the faculty and to penon· nur11ihg a:km.. M'ta, Null a:tre1a:ed
ally know about the. educational however that this ia. not prepara·
program of the 3ChOOI. tory WOf'k (or practical nursing
S1>4'cit1.l exhibtt,. are being ar· but rather i.e de•lgned to prepat'e
ranged by Ule tnchtrs ~:hlch wlll one to take care of his own family
t>t~ of lnlcrf'st to all the part':nla. who are ill in hi• home.
Refreshments will be served · The elua LI .etrfetty limited to
during "recf'M" by the room moth· 1~ penona: and the flf'!llt lfi to
,,..rs. A .. Back to School Night" for reg1«t.er by calling at the he&d·
Main School wu hPld for the fir1t I quarters or by phone lo JO 2·1137,
time la.st year and. proved to bf> I will be' accepted. ·
one of the beAt method.a for es-For reference in registering, It
tablillt)lng parent-teacher under-wUI be known u tht ··home care
standing. l of the sick'" claM.
Nickertz Tells
of . Early Days
How lhto diecove.ry Of JOld ln
California helped In the develop-
me nt of one ot Amef'lca'• gTeat
bU8l~S9('S was told here today by
foe Nicke~ k>cal Studebaker
Jca1er, and repr~ntallve of the
only automobile company that ii
twice u olrt a.a lhf'I motor c1.r it·
..it. .
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II. Tlloy felt that P"Oplo --
l•S: Weot "'GOid -a lot flf
W11(0M. So ~ -t•
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M. 8tudellakr. ..-1 Welt.
ln nve yfan. .t M. Studebaker
1av.ed sa.ooo f.lld r<turnod to Ill·
d.lana to lnv..,t It In an upanaloll or blo br<Jtben' buBlnelO In lsa&.
Thi& addltlollal capital wu --
tsal to the tarly mcce• of the .,._
lerpriae., .
'"The -or lt\ld•Miler and
c.11ro.,.. sold ta but --.nee
of ~ _.., and -
that <n•bled U.. com-to b~the-betWeen.tlle-
' drawn ~ .... lo*J'• .,...,.
\ t>d, ··100 yean or eapertenc<', and I haJf of that century In the manu-
ractur~ of motor cars."
Nlckerts hu been wilh St.ude·
b&k~r for Lhe Jut 2'1 yeara ot Ila
JOO yeen.
CDECK AIR OF TIJIE8
Your .ervfce station ~ra.toi-,
an lndependt"nt buatneuman ln
your commun.lty, cu tell you t be
proper amount of air tCJr your
tlres a11d l'Our car. Given the new.
longer·!lved • y nth et l c rubber
whJch uaree oil, and a 'liWe com-
moa-eense t"&re, you won't han
to get qut aJtd loOk a.t those Urea
""""" at the -lnternlll IUld under mo.t. unusna.l ctrcu.mslan·
cea. You'U know llMY'r<! bebavlnl
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A rooc1 drlttr la a -1• driver.
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Come Put It Through Its Paces ! -•
Right now, at your Dodge ·dealer's, there's a sleek ;
Power Packed Beauty that is just waiting for you to
get behind the wheel and take a "Road Test" ride. ·-
Thrill to Its Surging V-Eight Power!
NEW 140-H. P.
RED RAM V-ElGHT
Nudge the accelerator, and
feel the eager resporille of the
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any American car! This new
140-h.p . Red Ram V-Eight is
alWe with power. It makes you
the master of hill and highway
with a magnificent reserve of
acceleration at your command
whenever you need it!
NEW Corgo·Carrier Reor ~ck ... up to 11 cu . ft. more room
NEW T raYel-lou~e Interiors . , . with seats that combat fatigue
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Come drive it today! You'll discover a new kind of car,
built for action and tai!Qred to the needs of active,
on-the-go Americans. It will open your eyes.
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NEW Jet Air.Flow Hood, .. fttds oir to engine, boosts performance
NEW Pilot-View Curved Windshield ... ond wrop·oround rear window
MOTORS
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Phone Beacon 6907
1680 Newport Blvd.
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COSTA MESA
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KARA. M~S CASI.NO.· CAFE 1, . Sponsored byOCC attd ~ridge Slated '
.-1t1nA\' Tinn' Tr'F.snAv Christian Assoc. at Mesa Clubhouse
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Complete Menu of Delicious Food
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LI~T Tnrfl SAT.
Ty ronf' J'o'' rr
"Diplomatic Courier"
RJO U .>\t.J,O\\"t-:F.S
ltORROR ~HO"'
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"The Raven"
"The Ghost of
Frankenstein"
ST,.\llTS ~··~. -1 DA \'S
4tarJ.• ('~w11..-r
"Sprinqfield Riffe"
and • .' .. ;, "~t:ic .~ight" p 'I H ta· ' I 1
ST:\RTIXG srx .. XO\". i
"Bonzo .' Goes
to College"
nt '!:!:t --IJ:te -!:S! p. m.
"Beware, My Lovely"
al .!1:46-6:.a9 -9:M p.m.
MOSOAV TllRV SATrR.DAY
"BOftZO Goes
to Colle<Je"
at 7 :00 aDd JO:OS p. m..
"lhant, My Lov.,y"
At K:C8 p. m..
"BEWAJU: MT LOVl:LY"
not ~ tor dalWtta
Loolllnl! .... d to °"' Ohrl>tmU ~ with llJI •-1 to dllldftn
of &JI ageo, tile 0rull" Cout Stu-
dent Chrlm.hm A.MOClatlon '8 l!pOft-
• ae.riu or .. Toy Fix tt'' parUe9
at tht-homeA or student members.
Thf' projtoCl calls for cofJectlng
hll k lnds of lOya and rt"modellng
01· l°'l!'palrlnK thou that nred reno--
val~-At Cbrts1nuuc time t.hete
atudttnl11, Working ln co--OJM'raUan
with civic g-roup~ In v&rious com-
munltie~. wUI dlstrlbutt" their
it!t11 to n~y and undt!I privileged
children.
AIN"Sd fbr'f'f" of tbf"!'lc' "'To)'
t~tx II" partk-!11 haw bN-n brld;
-th .. llr~t. at tht• hnmP of JRmMI
f 'nnrady In \\'f'1ltmlmt€'r; 1hP W"-
<'Ond at thf' honw of ~fin .Js.nt-
BHkrr In Balboa. 1"8ad; and ttwo
third at tbP homt> of '.\tlMS Joan
JJaU>bout Jn Santa Ana.. A four1h
pnrty 111. plann1•11 for So\·. 6 itt
lhfl hol"l'M' ot Carl \\'hll'Wln ln
"·,.,.tmln.11trr.
Anoth<>r rvrnt S<'ht>dulf'd by thr
Stu.Jent Christian Association Is
the .!lf'nll-annuat Play-:\'ilt>, which
v.·ill bf' held In the SC'hool gym
\VN.!ne!'day. Ot:l . ~. fr11n1 'i · 10. The
~ntu·,.. .stulll'nt bMy i~ invitC'd to
Jnin v;lth th(' S(.'A 111 an t"v('n\nfit
of run ontl froh<.· centf'rlng around
Ha llowef'n activitii'~. Th•• only <'O!l:t
nf admission v.·111 bE' a can or food
\Vhich \\·111 be adde-d to thr SCA
Chr\fltn1a." toy proj('('t.
S r \\ ly f'lt"("tt>d offte"r<t l"f"l"pon-
"lb&f" fur tht' orpnlr.atlon'" 8('-
tl\-lflf'!ll arp u follon·•: prHtctt-nt,
l>on .J'at"ob!w-n of Corona dt>I
Mar; \'ll:'f' pr'f'tlUlmt, Jamn ('on-
n1dy; food l"halrman, Joan ('ad-
\\'alladt'r of S&h ta Ana; dttor-
atJon rhatrman. Sn"an ('amp.
Hunttnrton Rf>a<'h and Kt>nDl"th
Ta:-i·lor of SP\\·~rt Bf>a<'h: !&O-
<'hll rhalnnan. RIC"hard K tnr.
Huntlncton &-arh ancl '.'Ill~ .JaDfl
Rakrr, Balboa. l11land.; pubUC'lt")'o
~''"" Jllnt> Bakt•r, RaJhoa 11'1a.nd;
dl.lk:tt.'L'llon ,-rot1p chalnnan, ('11.rl
\\•htt11&n, \\'Mltmlnfltf>r. Facult)•
ad\·lfllll""" arf> C'harh>R f.A"\\'l.' Dr.
1 ... 11tf.r Allf'n and ~ti"'. Dorothy
Dalla~.
Luncheon Session
Planned by
Costa Mesa WCTU
Brigblly dtcorat~ with autumn
flo~n. t..be Friday Altemoon ChJb
BO\lM'. 610 W. 18th. St~. Co.<il:ta Me--
aa, W111 ~ the settl.!lg on Th.u.rld&y,
Nov. 8 of • fa.It raAhlon show p~
Rnted by SHE of Balboa.
Tenned a •·ffarvf'll of 5"8-'Jhion."'
the event, beginning at 1 o'clock.
la sponsored by tht-M othcMl· Club
of St. Jo.a.chtn1 School.
Df'uert and cards will be addl-
tion'1 features of the afternoon's
entertainment. ·
MNJ. John Seel.so. ls general
chairman for the occasion. Assist-
~ng ber ar(" Mmes. Jame!'! White,
l'(>frelflmf"ntA: C. Mike Harris, d~
coratfan1.1 : J ann Gouvlsn. pril':es;
Louis Afarkf'I. publicit y: Mary
Doughtrry, hoRlf'NI"~: and \\'attace
Miller, t1cket8: Donna Gallant. tal-
l lies: Elinor· Ux•ser, and Ah<'e ~1tn!
ns'Y. cards.
Tht" lut<'~t SHE fhhion.~ '"ill be
I modt>led by M il"s JoannP G ouvian
1tef'n -agt•I an<l M lnf'.!'> Betty For-
syth, Jni.;reet \\'lrth , Virg-1nil\ ~tar·
k<'l and )f C~f"b.
&trs. Virginia HR.t c h will act
as con1mentator for th<' f3.!thion
&h ov.·.
H osteAAI'! f or thl' affair \\·iH })(·
Mmf's. Mary Oot1).:hl'rty, CrnC'e
Farden , B Ptt_y Hro ... :n. Roberta
Norton, Celel'i tia Lynch, Brt ty
Muni% and FleuITtt(' Eddy.
RP!"ervat lnns con he n1nd1~ by
C'a ll ing ?.-tr!'. \\·;,din<'£' ri.111h rat f1<:n-
con 6109.
-The Balboa Herd\\·are -Booth at
the B. P. \\'. Christnnu1 P re\·ie\\·
1
v.•111 g ive :-·on irtea!' fo r
g irts for Chri1'tn1ns.
toys nnd
Boots and Saddle
Top Trophy Goes
to Santa Anan
The re\'Ol\•ing t rophv or Boots
and Saddle 1·iding club \\'as pre-
sented lo Charle3 Lee of Santa
Ana. h igh poinl \\'inner in lhe
.!ff!nior division , \\"hen the :1'1l1::!4:a
group ancl their junior~. Los
Companeroll, held their pla:rcta:r
at Orange County Jo~airgrounds.
Lee will hold the award for three
months.
Bumle Bailey and Ralph Irwin
\A'ere nngn1asters and Earl Bag-
. well was ground C'ha.irman. Lyle
RE"suming their 5ev.'ing on af-1 Spene(' of Santa Ana judged the
irhans, mernbe-rs of the Costa Afeaa the all da)· program of events.
WCTU \\•ill a.a.<1em ble :--.'ov. 14 at \Viqners Jn the junor t rail hONle
IO a . m . ln the home of Mrt. for riders 12 yearl'l of age or
~1)·rtlf' King, 418 E . 17th St. F ol-under ~·ere: Robin I rwin, first :
lowing a potluck luncheon pro-Ruth Grei11er, second: David
gram feature or thf' afternoon ""ill Bagwell, third; Ma 11J)·n \\.f'lker.
h<' a United Nation~ skit captioned fourth. Ka~,.-Balley nnd Sheryl
•·Father Gels t hf' Point." Holmes took fi rst an<I second
Late!lt m ttting of lhe union, place honorR in junior trail horse
ht>ld 1n the Costa Mesa OJmmunl-for ridt'r:ii ov<'r 13. Bill \\·arne
ty Melhodl!'t Chuf'ch, was in keep-copped lhe fir15t place ribbon in
1ng with lhl' &evt>nlh annual cell'-11enlor tTl:lil horse while LoJ'ra ine
bra.lio n of Unltf"d Nations Day, Lee took f il'l"t in senior st ock
<Xt. 24. Miss Sarah Conant. In-horae. Other flr~l place ribbons
t<'rnational rE'latlons for peace di-went to Kay Balley, junor stock
rector, decoratt'd the pre."!lldent's hor5e; Gail Moores. Junor pleast1re
tabl£' with flags of the 60 member horse; BUI Warne, Sf>lfior plea.sure
natlon.!I of the U. N . Stre..~ing horse; Ruth Greiser, pleasure
thf' thought of unity Jn on<' w orld I horllll!I ( 12 years or under 1; Ralph
~ .. the devotional period conduc:-lrwin, circle race against tin1e
tt:d by Mrs. Sadie Bland, spiritual (open ): Carolyn Pli<lham, sack
Ufc director. , · ,,,. ~ ' • f rlce; Kay Balley, b.'l!Tel race
Miu 'll(yTth\ Hof<ln ~t Ff"••· agllilfsl time (Open I.
ton, Orange Countf WCTtJ tegill·
lative director, revtewed the 24 Many a big deal has been made
measures on the Nov. 4 ballot. through a aniaU clasa:itled ad.
SL'"O~ wit aad MJteH&laPr
for the annual Zonta Club
f'harlty ball ,, .•• Johnny Du-
~ pk-h1rNI &ho\'fl a.' he l'Onit
for thr MO N"lt>brant~ N'('('ftt-
ly.
Legion Auxiliary
'Goes to School'
in Surprise Prog.
School days \Vere partially rt-
f"rra.ted by membt"r~ Of the New-
port Harbor American U>glon Aux-
iliary at their regular social meet·
ing 1.fonday night. in recognition
of Education month, \.\ith that
them(' carrird on throughout the
evening.
The first hint of "something
nrw" \.\re s eppart'nt at t he bE'g1n-
ning, as mrmbers arrived lo find
"desks" in place of the usual
ro\vs of chnirs. and a lthough be-
""ildermrnt reigned during the op-
ening ceremonl<'S. approval was
voiced as Education chairman Z<>n·
ohla FrOlll explained th e theme
when she flni.Shed outlining the
Auxiliery's education prognm.
During the short bustneM ses-
sion, a.nother deviation from the
nonna.1 r outine c ropped u p aa
me-mbers vot~d to convert the bus-
iness meeting scheduled for Nov.
l()> into a social ·evening open to
the public. There will be refresh-
ments. garnt>s and prir.ea for those
attending, it was announced b!'
the committee in charge of that
program.
Announcement was also made
that the kitchPn v.•111 be open for
the Hallow<''en dance to be held
by the N t>wport Harbor Legion
Post this Friday evening, at which
time sandv.•iches. pie. coffee, and
cidt>r will be ava1labl<'. Ladies or
the Auxiliary will hold rorlh in
tha t departme nt.
As soon as "class Wtl.s di~misse<l"
sides "·<'re chost'n for a seAAion
of chare.Jes, with bubble gum the
prize for those guessiJ1g the n1osl.
in the shorteat time. The finale
WM an ald fashioned spelling bee,
made up of words heard often by
all Auxiliary men1bers, but writ·
t en by rev.·. Mrs. Lydia Briggs was
the only one left standing a.a thC
•·toughiesi" began eltmlnatlng the
other experts, and her prize was
a package of lolllpbps. .~:
Refn>ahments of cupca.ke11 ahd
coffee wer~ Mrved b\' hosteMCs
Eilttn Innes and Zenobia Fro."!IL
Anaheim to . Stage
Halloween Show
Anaheim's 19th annual Hallo--
we't":n Festival, the naUon'.s larg-
est,· gets under wa.y lhiA Friday
with a kiddlC3 costume parade' apd
lhelT own big cll"'CtMI and vaude-
ville acta. .
Ha.llowe'en on ."()ct. 32" at.art.a
early Saturday morning with au
outdoor brea.kfut and entertain-
ment! for 1,000 coetumed cete-
bJ'IUllB, the feaUVAJ WW. continue
with an all-day jam-wlte'e
&J>ythln&' can happen.' CllmaX to
tbe two-day oeleb ... tk>n will be
an aD-1.naian show and Ute WHl'•
stt•t~ night parade.
For °"' lqdJan -.... ... ~ v!Dage h&a "-n .....UU.~ ia
L&Palma Park 9tad11=. ~
pertonnen· ot ~ lllow wm be
Prin<*O Sun-n. &ad Smouy
Oblllm do~ tr!<:~ rldlllC and ~
Ilg. l"dl•IW '~-eipt
.
Dale Sloma
Mu.sic Y~t 1 Dance So ~ng To . . COl.l'flUME PRIZES
E11lerta1runent
Crow1llll( .of ~Ir and Q-11 p. m.
NEWPORT HAJIBOR AMF.RICAN Lr.GION HALL
Poot %tl Adm. uo I"'• roqple
GENE'S RESTAURANT
allG BAKERY
frellch and ttalia11 C•lslne
-f
Wf\ddlng
or Blrthda,J
OakM
I l'lloae
Barbot' 1102 • TM Coast ljlVcl.
Corona del Mu
~~la ' -~~·~
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1 ~ANCE, NOV. ~ I
~ Day & Night Schools 9 ~ , SAVE h THE TIME . tit • Sborthanil
• Secretarial ~•Typing
• Accounting
• Bookkeeping
• Civil Service
~ ~
• Comptometer
,
FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE
Dial Kl 3-1753 for Complete Details ~ .... ~--
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• Ale JKl!irr•Y-L
• 4 i 5 N. · Sycamor~ I Soiitia Ancr
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MAX Wo PO,E ·t]eneraf Contraclor
B1JILDINO e llEPAffi e ALTERATIONS
• Bola& A1'e. COSTA MESA -·-
General Sheet Mah.I Works ·ST~ s~1 ·l sBEET ~~· ~G
' . ' t'BONE aAlll!oR 1110
t801 VILLA WAY NEWPORT BEACH
M;A!~Jlc~~~ !,£RO. • EXCAVATING i'" GRADING j-TRUCKING .
PHfl!fE BEAOON '90t
Col'tler Wilson & Jl&rbor Blvd. · Costa Mesa
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A,,.,... trilMil will pel'f ona ill a ;:;;::;::;:::;;;i;;:;;;::::;:~;:;::;;::;;j;:::;:::;::;::;:;;:~;:::;, _,ries ol .. ._. .. , d·-d!MI•
For F1lif lnfor!IWloa
PhOne S•nte AN, fCI. UlM
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aoct war a.ae.. L. A. , . ., 11 d"'
~ ,..,_ ror tm tobeooo ~
tblwr ""8ald ~· ebMlt wot
... I.be ~pld ""' .. ,."" fl/I -_._ 'lk lll&M ,.-wip -
mt ot• ....... ~ titlllli-
1111 --• '" lk ._ --0147, ........ t 7 .......... wtll a,, QI •n 'IP mr1
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PAGE 6--lPART -111 -THURSDAY, obT, lO, ~1952'
. rr~.!tillE .SS -fi-
1rs TIME FOR A CHANGE
IN SACRAMENTO
J
FOR
AN HONEST MAN!
The only favo~ be asks is the pri~ilege of
representing the people of his District a~
the stj\te capitol.
YOUR VOTE FOR
LESTER
VAN TATENHOVE
IS a Vote for Good, . '
Honest Government
LESTER VAN TA TENHOVE
FOR
ASSEMBLY . ' " --·
. . "l~J>IS'.l'BICT. r,._~, .,
-;vetetiuii W°91'ld-W.af,ll•r .; . Attoniey
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.
\VOIUL\CEN are "'1o"n applytnc molt.e-n chrorne.-nlckle Rttl to mild 1teel mrltlnl' pol lo be u1'ed by
th~ Aluminum Company of A.~rtea.. Clark found lhat by tbta method, the lank could be protf"cled
from oxidation at t~mprrature~ O\~r %000 ctecrtts fattnh~lt.. The metal l!f fed Into the r~ar of the
g-un, nwltf'd. and 1011-ed a.K&Jnst the tank by compf'H8ed aJr. .
CLARK MET ALllZING CO. Harbor Students
TELLS YEARS' PROGRESS to See Program
. . , . El~h t 1ilu<h·11ls tif Nr v.·rlort Har-I \Vhcn tltc Nicar agua n freighter. MV Rio Esconclito , bor Uulon 1-11~h St·hool ur<· anion~
Jim1>ecl i11t o 1.>0rt last week a fte r foundering o ff the Florida 1norr than 290 !ilud t·ntJ:s 111 3:; j
Coast in tile hca\·icst ::;lorn1 of the year, _it was due, in a soulh<'rn Ca1Lrnrn1a h 1~h sl.:h1 00Js 1
. . . , w h o arc rc~1.'<l<'rf•d lo 11ll enLI l)o· la rge measure, to tl1c act1v1t1cH of one of Newport Harbor B n1nna C'•11lf'i:;:c Sc•cn<·e D<ty l'ro·
I local industries. grain Satur·day. · I
Although lh<'. c·n~1n0('::l ~n<I .~ro-Local :.itudcnl:J plannin..; to al-
peller ~h.tt.fls hall bf't.n sUhJ..:ctcd thf' O l<tna .. ira o f ft·nsivf.", _ by me-tend are Nancy DPav<'r, J anet
I
to tl•rr1!1c stra_•~ the :;~'.P y,•as tfl.lltzlni;:-a.Jon<'. _ which \.i/ould Rislity. J eanie. L1nSf:ln. J in1 T horn-I
ahlP to come in unrlt·r 11 s own have reniainf'd inactive otherwL<w · ton. H o"'~rd Bog<'r"l, J\f rllard J\1 e1r, I
J>'l\\'t'r. Ju~t a fC"' wct·ks bc!ot e, because of lack ( rep lacem ent. Ralph Pr1ni:lf', and Polly 1~-u !askl.
Clark J\fctallain~. Inc., [106 :~Oth /machine parts. 0 The proi::ram v.oiJI bes1n ":ith e 1
St., hall tum1s hrd fl ('\.\· ftil).:Cd st1·t'l t..lemonstrat1on of the F oucault I
prope ller shafts for Lh e !-ihip which Cla rk brought the lfk>a home pcnduh1111 at 9:1J a. m . in Bridges
\Vere 1nst1tllrd by the l'at·ifll'. Dry-\\'Ith him and In 1946 Jolrw•d "·Ith aud1tur1un1.
d1~:k & H.t:piilr c·on!pdfl)', (lHldanl\ I f-'a;\" R. Ital~ to foml lhr Clark U •c lurcit and r1 ... 1nun:ilra t ions or
under lht• dlff'( t1on ~ au•! :-;up1•1 v1-&.: Raff' 1 ('ompany hrn'. Thr pqu 1pn11·11t in n~lro11un1y, bolan,\'.
s111n 11f Lh1y.J'~ l1.1·;.:1st1·1 or l. .. 011d11n. I !illl rl "·a.oi. roo~ and thP part-c h rllll'~l r y, J.::Colv;.:y, n1ath1"'1t11·t11.·s.
nt·r ... rac.-d llquldR.tlo n '''hf'n \·an ph_VSi(''I, P'-='-'t:h(•'<"'.\', •n·J ·.-•. •o .. v Thi· "''''' '.!.i rool t-hart>1 '''r r•• ., .., , .. " ....... ('arnp Ma ,.-ood C:ompMn'y aAkt•d will f•i lln \.\.'. Afl•'r Junchcun 1n nta•·hinr ll h,\.· South ('na ... t ('u111-thr nt t ri bid on m f'talJlz.ln ... m ·o
I rill I Iii • " Fr l:lry J·fall. catlet.!I or th .. Po1nona llll"l' ""' N. ,,. 1 >t'll\,\. "1"· or thrlr lar~ro 8lffl tuna cllp~ra I •· · i"o-'m I I ''"'"' Colle~e-Cla rr111011l M\•n'!i Coll~"(' I n•· t"•ar1ng u a" IJ' · -tn sa,·pmbfor 1046. "'
II i I I•-1 hi I l"" o f unit tir th" Jto1·c \\'Ill p :-,·x1·nt a 7. nr;: un, ••r ,.,. '''" t· 11 '' Clark Sft)'H t hat t he app licaUon llull ,\_ l\1:lt"11, iw1·r1·lKry 11.ntl n1ilitur.v ~l'it•ni c p1og ran1. f "atur-
( 'I I I I \.\·as nnr for wh h:h t hc·re Wt'r e nri Ing-rxhibi l1-1 ant..I (•xplaPal1vns on su(>('rlntTb"n1l .. nt bor 1.ark . ,. u ~ I previous expcrlf'ncc r t>cor ds on Wt'apon.-.. tat l 1c:.i, nnlitary Ja\v. n111-
111:lnir. I:, 1.. ut on,.. or nian,\ "'hll:h to rely for ass1sts nce. I
i nil · 0.. d •n• b>· ti • II''"''" I tlsry history, unt..I l'.un1n1un11.at1tin!'l M' ar Jo ' •· " ·rhou ~h lh.-young com pany m ad1·
c4uTIJNlOlt•!l fllroujthuut lhf' ''""'L n1any 1nislakp11 for w hich thry equipnienl. I
111anlcy H. Clark, prc1111trn t of hAd lo puy later. th!' jobs were OJ)t'n hou~ will ~ held in a.II
Cl k M l ii I l I I h st'il'ncc deparl nt1 •11ts Jur in"" the ' llr c a 1 ~111h· nc .. ~ ur Pl _is dnnt• and n<iY.' stcyl s hips a rc be-"
a I' Y ~;rlJ ,.. · ._,...., ..... 1 in.c:: 1ncta1Jizcd on a ll cnasl.s Hl'·
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• CIVIL ·.DDSNSE SIGNALS
Know your C.¥!1-~f ..... attaok
wa.m.lng lignal9: Thrtt mlnutp.a
ol'riain&' and fallln1 blaats on •ir-
ena or horns mean "attack fm.
llllnelit, take cover": three one·
Old ·School T ~~or Moves to M es~ a \ • ~ ._
J. K. Sefton, Jona-time/ llor of orw Wljo sits ..,...... legged oftiiie
412 Balboa Blvd., ~ j\IOt l&llor'a •b<nch I<> do II.is WO<lt. ol-
moved to hia new loe&Uob t 1104 thdug'h he now spectaOzea only 1D
aJte.m.tJon.s and repair work for
ell.her mt'n or wotnen. Hla phone
numtier . le tbe sa.rne as Ricky'a.
lk-aeon JP4i .
minute blasts alt<"me.llng w ith Newport Blvd. In Co.tta .. 8a In
two-mlnute periods of silence Ricky'' Sportlrwear ShopJ Mr. Set·
"all. clear". I ton is one of tbe old echqol ta.ti·
The food · can on your pantry ·shelf
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changed this t
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to this t • TM &ut Joa;iuin Yo11>:y .. il 1A>oAai 60 >-" .,. ,;
Irriga ti o n made California waste-
land productive.
. The tin can made large.scale
irrigation pay off ... by creating a
world-wide market for tl1e greatly
increased crops grown 0 11 newly.
made-fertile ac:res. Today, Cali-
fornia's canning induslry packs
and ships more than 3 million tons
of fruits and vegetables a year.
And you 1hare-alongwith every.
one in California-in the huge in.
come that is provided as theStste's
canned food goes to market.
We at American Can Company
are proud of the part that we have
bad in helping California's can-
ninr industry grow. •
A1 we continue to develop better
containers, and more economical
waya of mak.i.Qg them, even more
people will be able to earn a better
living gro.wing, producing, and
packaging California producta for
the markets of the world. . ' A Hint to Thrifty Ho~v .. lilt
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' r ii win• b<<<lO'""' .... 1ck '"I , afll'I noun. l'nn1·h1 di 11i.; \\'Llh 1:1v.·u11-1
l'w1a)', 19'16 81 l l·r . hu5 relca!tt' fr11n1 l cording lo n1clhorls and standa1 d~ n2.i.r2,~~ colh·~1· poul.
t hr Navy. H C' first t.;ot the ld('a llCV(·lopef! by th('m. .c...------------------------------------------------------llur1n~ hts tour of 11uty as D~··~el j \'an Canlp has since "'riltf'n (l 'ulL L1l'.'.i.l Advcl'tiscnient )
Offll'Cf' on lhC' 11alnti·nant'" Staff thRt the \.\..h1te Star une or the
ur Se1Vll'.e Squatlrun Ten· ell F:ni· I rust two inelallizcd,' h~ lo~t no
\\'£'t•)k, t:lllhe and 1.R)"lt• in 19 11· 1 Ntf'el fron1 rust Mince nietallizin~
'l5. . their elf'ctrolytic proble1n has bl'en
T ht• idea grew RS Cliirk \\'ltnes..<s-cuinplf'lt·ly solved and t heir rc-
('d l h l' 1nanncr tn which worn 1na-!)air C'OMts great ly redul'ed. They
f
ch1nf' parts could hf' _r;built' as hevf' rect.•n lly or(.!ered an addit ion-
good a" nr>w by metall aw~ v;hcn a l 7000 squa re." feet of meta llizlns
re placemen b, we~e not avltlt..lllble I for that s hip to be applied lhis
from th6 Si.t.ea ... Hi& group J>~rd winter.
many Rl'l\p!t> ba'Ck~ h'f stn"k:e during c;1 .. rk bou,cht out Ba~ ln
IDtl, forming a ne\V partnf'r-
!lhlp with a .Young me.rchant
martnie engtnt'f:'r, Hull A. Manjl\..
Thf'y lncorporalfod undt-r the
prnent name In J940. Obfl of
thf'lr bell kno"'O jobs '4'&8 on
the l TnJv-rr . .Jty of SoutMrn Call-
fomlia Retlearcb ''eMf'll, Velero
IV. The entlrti hull above the
waterline wu metalllud •a 19'8. use wrote Clark that the S&V·
In g In painting alone, since metilJ ..
lizing hlld more than pa.Id for the
m ost o r the n1e taUl%ing. Furthe r,
that the cost or the hull mainlen·
ance due to ruat had been nothing.
In 1949. Clark expanded h1s ac·
t ivlt lea lo lnc lude m etallising with
aluminum, bronze, alloy ale<!le, mo.
nel and atatnl('S8 steels. The firm
haa done conaldcrable work for
Convalr and Lockheed ln resurfac -
ing of damaged alrcro.It alumtn-
um, using a special process whJ cb
the firm developed and ·la no:w pa-
tenting. Dougla.s AJrcraft ls ln~
veatlgalfng the process for UBC on
military 'aircraft. ~ °"" or tbo mamy lal<reotlq
appttcattw of ~ta01•1nc by
Clark b tba* of appl.rlar --
nlckh! •liet.f coaUnc to mUcl e&ttt
whkll will rw.IQ etldatl.oa . at
tmiperatwa .., to zooe· F.
'nle firm doe& &U the meta.Jlta:tng
for l"lreat.one Tin A: Rubber Com·
pany, Loo Angd.,. and Procter &
°""1bl• at Long Beach. &8 well ..
work for many other large lndu. 1 t.rlala.
They have r.ceritly been award-
ed the contract for metallising a
1¥&9. otttl quen~blnJ tank for
plded miNilea tor the Navy '•'t
the Naval Ordan<:e -Tut Sl&UOn,
IDJOkem.
Clark hao recel""4 lett..,. ft'Om
all ...... tbo WO<ld -1clag --
m&tlon about b)a metl!ado and Ille
--o( hla --l'b;' fJnD W Ibo Wen ooL.t ,,,,......,.
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N<ta•H!lns cootr.cto. -bu
-wrtttea up bl -·1-1 t..nide pcllllMcattoM .. -0.t •,t," ...,_ AP' ..,.. "l'1e11111 .._.. ___ ..
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