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By 'I'. N. (''BiUCK"') ai,A.INJCS
Col. a..uo. who la •uil looltlns
tor volunteers to pel8r f<t" p1&ne1
under the Alr<rait W&n\11\1' ller-
vtce. la haYing a.. "dry ru~·: tn uae
tower ot the Udo . COfTll!lunity
Aaan. building on Udo ;tale, &nd
a lot ot people ahould go to hla
"-n houae" and learn about &tr· ~ . ' craft wa.tcbJng.
They ehould do eo for • number
of reaeona. moat of 'em being
connected with protecUng our dia--
trlct in cue of an enemy attack.
COL Galea •tarted hi• '1dry Nn"
on Wedneaday and wtq. be on
hand Thur:9(i&y and Friday from
10 a . m. until 2 p. m. to allow tolkA
how planes, either hoalllt or ha.r·
monioua, are reported to )lead-
quarlen tor plotting.
When this i• publLah~ there'll
be little time left, but I think
everyone who ha.a an hour or IO
to spare ea.;:h week to do ju1t a
little bit •houkl . drop in on Col.
G:ltea anytime between 10 a. m.
and 2 p. m. on Friday and see
how euy It ta to be patriotic.
Remember. there's a b&rga.in
sale in patriot.him between those
hours tomorrow!
Pl!:OPU: StfOUW
Ol!:T RIOHT BUSY
I thought, when a few week•
aco I reported that the wamlni
eervice needed a lot or ~lunteen
that almoat everyone In our area
wouJd Immediately cha.rge out and
get enrolled u a plane-peeker.
But they dld.n'\. Lota or rolks
have. but there are many. many
watches whic h must be filled be·
tore the 11ervtce begins operation.
and I know there are more than
enOugh tolks who'd be glad to do
such intereetln&" work tr they only
knew the routine.
You can see how ea11y it is it
you'll just call on Col. Gates. Drop
In and see him?
HERE'S A
FISH STORY
Leave tt io Kerm Rlma to dig
out the latest news when It's still
early!
Kerm swc.1rs it's t rue, loo.
Atiout Biii Fintel and his sword·
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VOLUME XI . PHONE HARBOR 1616 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SE;PTEMBER 1°4,•i950
ORDINANCE IS
PASSED TO
2ND READING
A belated protest to the "ahoe·
i!ltrlng-strip" annexation w a s
voiced at Mond.ly night's council
meeting after city falhere had al·
ready closed the public hearing
and had pe.Med the ordinance on
to \he second readlng.
At the regular public hearinl'
time shortly after the city coun·
cil opened ita 8e88ion at 7 :30 p: m.
no one spoke. Then about f :45
p. m . when the council was: almoet
ready to close an unueually short
meeting 90me o f the people In·
volved in the annexation wand-
Pred in and beg-.in asking ques-
tions, explaining that t hey
thought the meeting waa sched·
u1ed for 7 p. m.
County Continues Attack on
Vaughn; Constable. Sheriff ·
Clash Over Cooperation Lack
Mrs. Frank Vaughn of Costa Mesa, employed a e clerk In the
office of her huaband, Conatable Vaughn of Newport Beflch towni!lhlp.
since Augu•t. aft.er the county supervisors refused to authorize pay
for her two weelu: Hrvlce u vacation relief worker in the office. mey
find more thoma In her path as a public empl9')'ee.
The county supervison!I, having
combined the Jobe of clerk and
typtat In the Clue A juitt.ice. court
at Anaheim, are considering aim-
llllr action In Newport Bro.cl\
township. Thie week. Pttsonnel
Director Philip Goodma.n reported
to the board that Mrs. Vaugttn
failed to pa& the typing tests.
wbich requtri a minimum speed of
30 words per mtnute.
Goodman further J>3.88ed along
to the 'eupervl:sora the matter of
policy In employing member-a of a
department head'• family In hh1
department. That, aald Goodman,
Is a matter for 'tbe supervisors to
Vaughn also "charged Muelc k
w1lh lack of cooperation, claiming
that the Sheriff refuaed to trans-
(Con tin~ on Pase i'
Mesa Citizens
Wil• Consider
Cemetery Plans
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THI!: PRE88
Altw1 't.o be clean, fair
and Impartial, and thUA
to receive and retain
popula.r support
NUMBER 29
Bill, who live!! al 3801: River,
wu albacore ti11hlng on a small
boat !Ben Bailey's ). using a 2/0
Principal protestor was John
Hinchlitfe, lt90 Monrovia St ..
Co8ta Mesa, who eald hlf!I prop-
erty would be encircled by the
shoe-string.
The proposed annexa.tlon would
be a one-foot etrtp of land begtn-
nin.g-al the new city yard and
traveling we.at between 18th and
15th str'eet.a to .the city reaervoir,
then turning north and following
the outline of the Banning tract
to tilth street. then wot to the
Santa Ana river, south lo the city
sewage ploJ.nt and conllnulng on to
the Coast Highway, \hen eaat to
the city limit.a at Summit St.
Both the sewage plant and the
reservoir will be Included in the
decide. -
The queelion le under advise-
ment.
Memtters of the Cotlla Mes
Citizens Council will consider
propoaeft cemetery at Harbor
Blvd. &lid Gisler A vc: when the)'
Con vene, for their first meeting ·o1 tills \\. ('OR8ln1Cf a Onf'·8tol')• bulldlng and
the foll i season nut Monday at ~ tM nrt11t unit of the 16·bed IMtltutlon \.\'Ill coitt $1,J:t:OOO· 1n aching the fllng~tory dM:l~lon, · Hve bait leader,' 45-pound nylon
braided line. a be3t up Calcutta
rod and a 4/0 Senator reel~sttict·
ly aJbacore atufr for m01t people.
P· m. In the Main school audltoJ!t awllablf'I land, brd capacity and economy of Opt!rat \.\'ere th principal factor5 con1ddt>n-d, Pie· ium, It .was annbunct!d this w~¥·
He wu lazing around waiting
tor a bite and munching a nnd-
wich when he had a strike. He
took his time doing anything
about It. because he had a smaU
maclcerel on for bait, and It takes
an albacore some time to munch
enoup of one of lhost nah to be
effective.
VaqhnBloatoM-k
In reply. Vaughn laJd down ,a
two gun verbal barrage in the dl-
recUon of Sheriff Jamee Mualck
and Personnel Director Goodman.
He charged Goodman u not be·
tng "qualified" to judge the re·
qulremen~ ot hi.s clerk. He added
that "Mrs. Vaughn will remain 811
my clerk as lonl' u I continue as
coru1t.able. I don't need a fast typ-
IM,-I -.~y-<lotall
by w . B. J ohnson, chairman. ~ tul't"d abo,·e taJkinl" O\'el' the ho!tpltal plarls. are, It-ft ito tllflt, L. Bacon. btMpltaJ admin.il!llra.tor,
Ftrst ~application to the count __ "_•_•_•_Y_w_··_•_•h_._.,.._bll_c_....,_1a_u_o_.,._......., _ _,'°,__'_• _..,,_d_o... __ ,.,..,_-lt_ .. _s_. _dl_._""'-1-'"-------------.-·-
planntnc commission for approv 1
Then tie heaved back. on hia
..... ri!4 ....--t-cl111Cat-.u.
water came a Marlin! Ke jumped
and jumped, and Bfll, who was
jumping. too, howled tor assist·
a.nee, and there wun't any.
Ordinarily, in & cue like that,
the •kipper starts up the boat and
ch&AeS the Marlin all over the
ocean until he'• been subdued. But
tn thla cue It didn't work. be·
cauee the boat engine wouldn't
atart.
And eo Bill stayed right there
for two hours on a dead boat and
whJp~ ~Marlin, all 114-lbs.
of him!
Which i8 a mighty fine fish
story, but I didn't tell It like Kerm
wanted m e to. He thought I'd say
the ft.eh was caucht on a rod
BOid at the Newport Tackle store.
a reel sold at New port Tackle,
line aold there, too. and also a
leader bought at the same place.
It'e true, all of the equipment.
except the small mackerel. wu
bought at Newport Tackle. but
rm not gotng to give Kerm that
much advertising. so ther.e!
~T8 ALL
FOR THIS Wl!:EK -All I've : been producing this
dept. I've al.so been &Shing into
t he patio at frequent Intervals to
keep feedJng oran1"9Wood on the
fire so that I c&n have barbecued
aparertb8 for dinner, and that's
. why It might 80Und Incoherent.
Thoee sparer1bl are goinl' to
tute mighty fine In a few min·
utes. not 80 much beca.USe of the
or1U1gewood. but because of my
elegant barbecue sauce. But don't
go a111klng the •ecret of my own
personal sauce, becaUAe I won't
gtve It out. Mainly because the
Mama or the fa mily ma.kee It!
Man A1Tested
After Threat
To Kill Wife
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AIRCRAFT WARNING SERVIC HOLDS f, ~~7;~~;~·~:::ii~f~~~:~:~J;~
OPEN HOUSE; NEED , MORE SP;OTTERS t
Volunteer apotten1 snd Interested persofl!I can wet.ch the workin&'S 1f the Aircraft Wa1'nin~
Service In the tower of the Udo Community A.aodalion b1'iJdl:ig today and,Fr1day, Septe1nber 14 an I
15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Chief observer Colonel Warner B. (Colonel Jerry) 1•tes. will h01d open hous 1
tO explain the working! of the , aircraft spottlng '1y1te~. L
Wes l Newpo1t to S.1n Clemente
was asked Tuesday by approxi-
mately 3000 residents ot the
couta,I area including many Co·
rona dl'I MAr slgner11.
A total of 77 petitions bearing
from 30 to 4() n.1mes on ea ch were
filed with the board of supervls·
ors Tuesday by 1.frs. Amy Ken-
nedy of Laguna Beach. who has
been pressing tor "protection" of
the south coasta.1 a rea fron1 en-
croachment by oil driller&.
'j} ,,.,, _ v • . ... _, '1'' The (Jdo I11le post is one of th~
'., -''¥ p;·':-~Jt~ ! ~ ,. A. sooo v~unteer stations whic h szi' ~:.1'·:· · [':.tf, ·,\... located every 10 or 12 miles ·.tlon;ri ~ c'f'·?.k\o:ffe';s,,Y the W!t Coast. Prlnclpel fuila~
·"'."'*"*t .':-"",t'JW,)j/: , tlone o the observation networ
"' · .--,_\ :t • · •. ~ / ht to s t "enemy" aircraft whl~I. Th.e petitione rs asked the l'ltlp·
etvisors lo an1end the county or-
"CJOLONl!:L .nmaY" OATl!:8. chief-.. ... for tile ...... a1 ........
-C ... ier -. tile ol<leo -Ith -........ Udo hie o-.aH7 ~..-. 1'llM!! ColoMI wW •dry .... alrenlft ........
U,.. pr.-,.. "°"""" --""" be-10 • m. -I p. m. (Prul Photo)
FORGOT Pl!:RMIT
may have escaped the rada~
Up l this PQlnt the Lido Is
screen iy flying low.
poet w oae call letters ere Fo~ Dl111trl<'t AltornPy's of r I ce
Sug-.ir 9 le not a ctive. But Co~~ ,,.88 calk-<I In by the board of
onel G Les hae 146 volunteers l!!Upl"'n·lsore Friday to lnvf'fJll-
date. a.rfd needs n1ore. The Colon ptf" thf" -rnndlllons undf!or which
would hke to have as many o .1 J ergin& 011 Co. la operatl~I"
servere 1as possible, thus enablin their oll ""~u In. Wc.t Nf!!\\-port.
each vplunteer spotter to wor It ~ lhf'! oomp&ny over·
only on~ watch a week. • I lookt'd ~ttlnc a l!Ounty pttmlt I NIPt Watcbes · to put In thf' "~II whic h la on Nigh~ W·ltches are three hOOT'al thfl Bann.lnc fr'M't In county·
long; d9y watches last four houd. ~rrtt.ory. Only appro,"&I from
There tlre seven watchee In eacta' thf'I City of Ne\\')>Ort 8e&cb to
24. bout period. and each watch slant drill under Mty property
i!!hould have two obsenen and a~; "7\!t obta.IDl!d.
alternu e. ~ Thf"n Mond•y, l~(lu Co. of·
Colo l Gates estimates that a ~' flc•ls appearftl before tlle Or·
absolut minimum of IM volurf1 an.re County P•nnlnc Oommls·
te~r o ervers are needed. A.cUve Mon \.\1th an appllcatton for a
partlcl t~on by patt1otlc clti~i penttlt to sink the "'ell. It wu
>f the mmuntty Is vitally need~ te be hievd Friday and prolb.bly
JO tha aircr .. 1ft observation ~ '41U br •pprowd.
{CoeU.-...... ~1 1-. r ! dlnance.s in some rr.anner "so
D• t c I 1 •t ~ there will be no visible otl actlv-IS s er Ounc1 ~~ . ~~·Yi.~.':,';.~ th:c1~1.., Th~. urr._~
1 • ld take effect immediately. To APf Monda unly Clerk 8 . J . Bmlth aid
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Dtsu er 't°'111ctl will hold &.Jt detits of ,lhe cossl·::a1 area, and a Ion . ers. \all M daY} SepL IS. 7 ,30 p. nJ.· cl~b. Laguna S..ach Women"• R .. Cooper. • · t• of Boat Own ' >ther ne"'J .meetlng at tbe dtf' rr4m the t,.aguna Beach Women s
it whl time a thlrd Srnula pu~lican °club and the Dana Potnt
Fo11ow1nc .... orreot by New-Ask t G;og' 11auu. '"'j Newport 8e9Cb circ Aun. . :~ :!:n ·1. 6~n~.~:.v=~: .' ed bf Sa. nl a lion p ~:1 on paper by tbe cound uper!:ott;.r ~:,~n ftqUHl
Ocean Front. Bal-'!&ll ch~ Pte . c the problem t b I "'u de' aulnnlaolon.'" aru,I Cbalr-
wtth 1n.-cauon, vtolaltnc pro· l!levere1 ..-.u qo a tlft-maa ~ '8&nlta"4m,~ttee _.. .... k CJrl Hanna. Ted Ham d (Celollll-• .... II !:..~ ":d ~~:.= fanned to keep Newport Harllor In ,_ -~ •,l""'dlU9n. Tb• b= eol'f'r;;'hn b 8%d. ~p.,.. II ,--. ----,--~-"'°"" cbairmannecl by J. Artbur ~ ot Udo 111!o. P'lt In Ille !D&ll P Y 0 •·--ake MOYNI Baldwin pleaded. p y today , m eap r a pa t.ntck on °" ~ of In aac1 t_,. 3llOO lettan to Ill Ille_, .._...ta U.. ~.atttac tlMlr ilaJbo& bridC< aaa ..,..otlj hi Harbor' SalMclay
wu llOJltanc:e6 to l& da1I In Ille cooperation In the S'"'Ject. , • :. . , lUODI the area aac1 a pa
-..ty Jail 4IJ' tM N-piot Oty cona...ta of tile letter la u fol--!ttl fo• th• . eft4-'1roj
Court. lie will ~· .,,.. •. ..,..., • • ' :tty.
befon Ibo J...ue, to aa· '"nle City qt.. Newport 8-dl 1 \; or Ndporl CJ9mmander Jolul 8a11 •
...,.. -~ ~ 1 • -11aa ~ .. -ot ct-a1ld au-~ ....i.11111-wa ..-_, ::.::;;J
date. ... . U8el'a _ Newport ll&rtiOr to fol'p:l ... '"' ......... n.--~ .... ~:·c·:·~ i=~~ra· IMJ' ·will ... , ...=: .• ~ -:4 ~ '"::': ,~i:.o;:;:-:-W~-= ~'~:t ... ~M= ...=:wwil ~
,... a a .. ,._ --a jol>, µ.it will .......... tile ....... 11::-r-'!Na,,....., --~p·~ -..... ~~-!""T
ymi• ---a -ol_.n If-;> .......... ter -W a f A I......... •~ -.ket
._,,1 -.." , ~ _ x.;:.aullioa. we ..... w VI ' s• .• naa -• •1•11> .h ~1;;:f, ~ tor * e~;:J &.:8 11a~1W ~ f! ..._ tM. • Md cWntJt 1tz t iW• a•••ltc IDS*' •'t •r• ol. -pMtoltatlc!
ta --:!'---··· -.... tile ~ -..,. all •. .._. • .., . wtll... t -·-<O;; I I .. "" •> .,.~, f tocwtlwr • .._ ...,. ~ 1t . _ ·' · a ._. SJ to · JJla
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creamery plant to finance his edu· n1an's law oare r.
cation. There, the •ffice ma.niager Evf!r since that time, Longmoor
took a shine to him. After a has been engaged in cannery
er while, thf! office ma..nl!.'ger re~ work. '1'hJ1 type ot work J)lff!ra
td I signed his pmition to take a · job 1 a conUnuou. cbal1enge" he say•.
f with a Canning co~pany in Long "that'a Why It always k;~ ----~
1. Stach. He took Walter with h1m Interested:''' ··
d that was the end of the young A recerit example of the typf!
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..,_, cha llenge offe red by the fOtxl·
prtcklng buslneM canie ti-, llghL
I "W e used to Use a 113-n unce can
that was a lilllr tall"r than t he
present alandtrd 15--0un cf! r an
that we uae. Just the other d•:V·
we recelved a J.:irgc order to can
mackerel under thf! label to be
furnished by the buyer. When It
came time t o put on tht" labels,
we found that the buyer had ACnl
ln onJy old·.styled latte.la:. In ad·
dllion to be.inc too large to tit on
the _can, they also had printed on
them Ute f4ct that there were le
OUDOM Of ftl;h ln the can," safd
Lanpoor.
"We pt ln touch with the bu,,._
n, bad the labei. cut to fit anti
had the printing chang•d.'' added ~-· I • Challeq"M U.0 '"COlne hll 'M!lJ
In hla pooltlon u chairman of the
clty plannJac i-1oo1oa.· L<lfts-
moor b&I beat with ~ oommta.
&ton tor live jJ't!Vt-Bia tnler'Wt
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PAii& 2:-:;;;;--"A_Rr -r. -qTHuRs~AY, sEPT. 14. 19so .e.t!M41au..~ Neblett Enter ·Plan Lunch n 0 ~~«t~!", ip
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: Dies D .. I~ .. .,; • Ne~up~!°!~ au C· ""st1'tut'IO ay (t:~: ':~bjecUona UCllU\JO Hlrtiway, i. m1oa1n, m.0t M J w~: ui 1t ea.ta lleaa 1>eeam1 n1 u>c.t£ --,uu article In the .September 1 ·tuue \ · -~ • ' ~1 •--I th Pne .......... ,. H O O J N blo~ :129 M y, ~tween ° P· 1111· .\. Oonltltutlon • ~ Y -"° 't put hll property
o e --,--.:s . . r. ' . e . op· 1:~=~-~ lllil'.t -f :llf UIU--• be held at ••-In Coot& ll-; "I l)o ,,,_.., to n. •. ~ 4 · _,,.. I om aomplotoly fll· tlro An • · boa. di suddenly ..,,_ -~ kn •·, _., ™' •?VY at Newport B"eh, C&lllornl&. tncued, ,.. ~ ai ...-. If ot • 11~ ttack at 6 :06 p. m. r tho -· _.. ,. .. cl._, 12 nqon, Frid t.ow ..,_ I"" city pt 11ewpor\
Oflk< • Nld prjntlzis P14 .at 1 Il&lboa J!l"4-P.lione Barbor lilt he Ni, been Wltla tbe N-rt Wedne.,ay ',t IM iw<n• ol 8 bly entered. 13. _.,.ec1 by ch could ofter blm In the we~
9nt ... Ima odlool Q111-oi>lf twen!Y-tbree netlfbi,or.'FO ow!Jll' Ille usual..,.. ~ to police report.I'. • ·-Cb•"'-of .. wen, street.I. water, etc.: (3)
erect U ~~;;tter .June 11. l.NO, at the pa.it c:atce at ~ 1 m911;t ~-.did bit tOlll ~ reU IU•tnllde .-i hacl r punch had been driven tnto conJtmctlon WJUI: ~outd the whoJe ctty 'be involved
_ Newport Beach. 1 ornJ&. Ulldu Uw! .Alt Ot March S, 18Tt. learn almple &rtlthmetic. Twenty, walked to the bay with bread to e edge ot the door above lhe Harbor Realty ao.. g; a vote lf the 9eetion encl<>Md by
tl)ree frolil-t~. Jkvea •wqty.. teed the tMll. . . When thla attempt was un~ club, the Klwan.11 c ~b and the ~e •trip waa to be annexed by the Kn~ Callto New ,.per ...... .,. Aaeocta, ttoa cceusrul, . force wu used to Rota..o -club. I CSty; (4) hi.I main questton, wh.l.t 1even, lbe wa1 J learned IL or On hi• way home h• stopped to • ., ouJd b&p u
·-•Js Jlf ... I' VS rlR' •IM-SCU-~. with dte preeent propea· vtait hl1 netat•bc:Jr• and a.eked the tinter the Jloor and br.ak the AJ1 menibem ol a.boVa or~ :;,tabU hed"': tqh o clwella a.J.rud,y
lmtJ 0 . -Oewr •d PubllllM:r
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A. Al.G.UfD• ll4JOSJJ'OI', ..... rtllltng -·-
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aeuee ot th• Superior C,urt ot Orange COUni.J and la tully gualifled
to publlah all ldodjt at lqal notlcea and advertleemento.
C ~c:LU. PAPER ~ 'ritB CITY Oll' 1\-liOllT BEACH
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• 111l1LSCllD'TION llA'QB: l'fEWl'ORT·•~I,BO& PJUl:!58 """l'J' Tllllnday
Jii '-Co eo-ty, -1 per yw; fl.• m montm : <•t.J6 three
!-'llM) (..._ &neludH ~ 10lWP0n-8Al,a()A NJCWa.TDIF.8 •
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TnE FJGHT FOR TRUTH • ~ With Gen&"al Eisenhower's stirring a.ppeal to the
4merican people to fight for the truth the Crusade for
Freedom has been launched on a n.ationwide ace.le.
. The aim of the crusade iii, of courae, to llllil down
the Communist lies with the hammer blowa of truth. ReaJ,
!Zing tba:t we have been indiffet"ent to mucll of the propa-
kanda which has poisoned the minds of millions against
us the many patriotic citizellB eponllOring the crusade see
Ille necessity llf augmeJtting t11e effort.I now being made
by our Government in countering the fal.oitiea daily broad-
""1l8t by Moscow.
One of the activities of the erusa.d.e will be S.dio Free
li:urope which reaches behind the iron curtain through it.s
<¥1nstantly changing jV&Ve lengtha. 'lbi.s operation is not
Qlle ot government but of ci~itiz.ens of many coun-
tries llllj>porting the "Big Tr!lth. •
.llW oyatem flt ~. -tlo.i-of dlw, 1111 ..uh Nllllf ""'-ook. To elate J>Otbln&' hU been pnlzatlo!IO, P,llJ' . -.,.,, • t e en rclO\l area If
0 ,_ l8sed but the money. Five '"if.It.a, •-clu:f '·"'·•,· -..,..., ft was annexed t o the city whtctt l.reR''AD .....,. -... ~·-11N ! n.. NW•• wM¥ to •notMr room e-"'' ,._-hu ....-.i---1 cnduated &om Ille 'Ne™rt to look at the clock .,id on retum-Y rolla, two •ld<el rollo aod oordlally -· 1 "" .. ,, ... _ee Problbl.tbl&' oil
.. -,.-. .__ no Nil "'--,..._ .. i..1i..-41' outatan-whooO w•lle ll'ltb.11> 1111! UIY 1111>11.1. ~ Or&mmM' •'*111 .. lft.1 . ...., ,. ... )llm i-. ...,_ ~ ..... r tNll, ed 121.AH. ~o ~•1 be ·~~ tat'er, will J ... -fl ...0 ~ =· ...... Ensign -•Y ..._., WIMn ~'-lied to -IW 81!'1 _ .. P" --·-~ etty d
.,-i.o-cher. J can't qUU. re--ed t.o be In ..... 41Meulgr; -.,. the hla\illry tiW meanlnJ 1 ' ...__ '4 at Y ••Jr, but J ~1-: 1i1o WU OJle n&choil to a1' lllfn but...... t',.,,, 4>f 1lilt Conotl-on,j • IUbject Uo.,..tl!"1i r .. · l,lle ...... ... ., .. -~ ""-· .i_.,. -.i. Hll .... ElatioS'> .. ... -· Cjmely In .-... -· of con; "Jf •. 0 n llf<t 'aa..... ..d
J -loook -_,, lllrtlW .. d Ill., •un<-him. re 11 lfl-f'Ne at lltlt!C"" Id~... o,. Hl!o<-"""'4n't M 1111! remember that Mr. !!mlgn wu The body wu ~n to RJv~r-'lldtell t.tc' tbe ~heon ~· J!fCMty ln c.:a ...... Gftly ~•-h w •-t n •. 1--•i.•• _ .. r pe-·-, -· be. ---·~ .. NeWport Bea.ch and until that prilldpc1 ot tbe scboo\ wben I '"uv w ere the famtJ,. resided and ...... -• ., -.. _ -._.._.-.. u th ell uJ
WM 1n jlt.e tDth ~ Md it h.u been ah.tpped eut tor Let.er-! "Help prevent pollution and at the chamber of comm.ere, of-me e -Y co d offer nothing
,_,. even ._ ..-ibfie tMi k .,._ 1neiit. avold •the necwtty of furthe-r ftoe or trom the R4ial&J .... J~ the way lfl •~wnr~.
-w1-J ... loo tlao -· c•mbe....,.e reotricUono by llCfU· W .-u.e. ~1 . r..-· lllodgelt" "'l>loll>e<I 14t loo tlw
UDleaa 'rMlwletlc, fik>nc wtth c G I pulo!U.Jy pt>aerv«gg Ute following ~. ~r ot, ~ -.c .. • event ot MnentJ011 p f lhe: -.-"creases Nlta: reta.ry w.tao rude ~-closed ..,.. o.ntr ~ ,.._ere4
the other two R'a bu changed • • j l . Do not dtscharga any sewage ment, urged all who i1h to 8t-j voters In the area tn be annexed
too, I 1ttll flpre that M.r. Enalgn nto the Harbor. lend to g-tt lleketa early 11nd .. be would vote as to whether or not
haa been with the, Newport school R Ori sure to be tba-." , they fav.ored the move. ~ I.ooct'r UW1 twenty .. ~ etAfll'lle •ve t 2. Do not throw any garbage, ,. -. ! The C!tY, attorney a.lao YUtUred
yea.re. ~I ' hfuse, or other material Into tbe an oU-the--wtr .opl.plDr,i: that it u.e
Your• in confuaion, l ~~~;-you reside on. or c'ontrol Watter Lon,· moor land WU a.noex:e• end bad going PAUUNE MESSING C1oaely foUowin.I" word thl.t the • oil wells on .". i..-di" ... 't •••nk th· US ~---~ .• ,,. &roperty on or adjf.cent to the r>--••-··-~ no .ut= v.>J """'u; ~ · · ~ ~ waa NQ-1.lng <~ fFOI» h.Pnf ordinance woul4 •~If u the "law P . 8 .--lf_e WU "tanned
!al(' then, too.
1'.41tora !ti ot.e:
and bald·
~ Me1shq '8 ew.ltttly rtpt. .
We __.,,, _,. 110 1'.11&.d.. bow·
evs, fM Kr. l»J'M!.e O. Ensap --t ot t.loe N'-port a...da r•r,,......t..,.,-8clMlol DY-
lnct. He dollberaUly mloled
eur repo1';er, _, wlaat'• more
---lit' JM .......... tt at lO:M a. a roa..y, n.,.
M)'. leptenalr eir If. Ht'. r..up ..... ....,.at;,ra.ted t ... t -
-y lllre - -... ...... ~ to t.-dli ..... #•&:. BJ.timJ
..... _.,._ lout -lie ..
eevar ~ acc.re.e:y •.
applJcatione from. ~l'Y• officers ay, clean up any debrta that 1 ....,...
tor acUve duty, --• •••-••ce-l,loat.s In, and when necedlU'Y, dentally" too. 1'ht ~ 1 ot tbla' to low.a the reaaontble aod right -.......,..,_, --er --::• procedure a.ad in thl.e ca.se tt ment today trorn t.M dJrectoT ot ~all the Harbor Department for "accident" la Harry 1 elch, tor-wouldrtt be ..i"'t to t.e..ke the -
reaerve for Uie 11th Coe.et. Gq.ard &s.aJstance. mer secretary of the Newport ~.,... .,_ •· ~ f. U you own or o._rate a boat, Harbor ,...., __ ft..... of 1·Coaune-. duclng oil well t.wa)' fm01 t.b.e UJ.etr"'t, th.at raqueeta t« extend· r-__. • ._ ·-owner."
ed active duty ..,. be1n.a" uked slat that your frifinds, guestA, Loncmoor had been ~ aetJ•e
from Cout O\l&J'd .rueJ'Yi.IU now •nd neia-hbora use sanlta.ry facilJ· as a member of lhe }.Kiwal)i• In BIPt to f'rot.est
aervlnar In the •nlbted ranks. ties .J.ahore while in the harbor Long Beach. He move9 from there Only those who have property
Hreretofo~. all aervtce lJl the it.nd Inform them that the tacill-to Newport In 198&. In the one-foot strip proposed tor
Coa.at Guard reaerv• wo.s tor duty ~les on boats are to be used only Unper the urg1ngJ ot Rarey a.nnexaUon have a right to pro-
on an tnactJve bull. 'f"hen cruJsing ·out.86de the bar-Wek:h, b.e became jrJtuested in test, said Blodgett. Thoee en·
Reserve otlida.19 point out that ~r.' ., ''acUve citJ.!,e!,lllbJp" and eveGtu· circled have no leg41 protest,
ex~t Guard mee NM! woOten 1 "The Harbor Depart.ment and aJly ae~ted tJle ~nl.ag com· bowe\ter, the council would oer·
may Joln the ,._..,.. DOW", with Street De.parlm•nt will cooperate m.iasioo ,as }¥.I 11~e of &C• t.aJnly lieten to their obje.cUona
UM!: same rate held at Umt of dis-Ih rer.1ovinC" Ooa1Jng m.t.erta.1 Uvity. , lM!f0tt .comlng to a decision.
clnr«e and ln:unedlateJy apply for &om the bay and from the public Lat.el~. he and the pther mem· '"Techn.icaUy you may be In·
active duty. *caches. All Jandln& operatorB. ber,e ot ~· f;omn»atpn Ud un· volved," he said, "b•Jt lep.Uy you
Applicationa .,.. beiAJ taken ~acht clubs, and other elmtlar or· du COJ;)eideratJ,on a n:-UH>'Q• of aren't."
throuc-h f!Jslriet Cout: CUrd of· ~anir.a tlonB will likewise coope-tlJ,e ue,a. ln bJa ll"t.1.Mi* Uwy have Answering a queatlon by Otto
tic.ea in the ~ Btilld1JJ¥, Long ate in enforcinl" all restrlctioll8 been workJA.c 1o COC1p4r.a.Uo.o with Bayer, 141.6 Monrovia St., u to
Bea.ch, wbue ~ueM:a are gain.st bay pollution. Ha.hn·Campbell a~ a..oclates, bow the 8.l"lnex.ation began and
screened prior to ~ forward· .
1
cor..rut.tee of One city pl.a.opJ.ng CDGS&Jllanta from. what wu its puropes, City Man·
e'1 to W~ ~rt.E>rs "All citizens are earnestly re· Burlingame, Ce.lltornLa. ager Sail0t'8 said, "The Btrip Just
for fio.al aeledJoo. . Quested to appoint themeelves a Longmoo.r expJJ.,ins th.at the grew like 'T()psy'.'' He told Bayer
Robins
.NOTB .
Back to. school -· to be the o,rder of the da.Y for most ~I"
folka and wbat bu bet.n true la
th:e put· will be tn.ie again tbit
year -411 school& crowded ta
eap&ctty and aome having double
cta..uea. More and mott cbil4:Nti
to educat.e eee.rns t.-0 be what we
can expect troin now on . Som.e-
on€ ~wa)'ll eeems to be coming
out with tome eort of. atat.JaUce on
thla o• that subject and I am ju8l
wondering II all the 8Chool chil-
dren were put end to end, how far
they would reach. I imagine moet
of them would reach for ~ near-
eat exit' or their favorite-candy
bu.
$pu.Jd.ng of 11chools remind.II me
that ! wouJd like to con(T&tukttt>
m.y f~l.ld Les Steff~n11en on ~
appoJntment to tpe High School
Board here. Les I know wiU do •
fine Jot> aervlng the community tn
this Import.ant aBBignment J.8 he
a·lways ha.a been very generoua to
the time he spends in local com-
munity work . Braden Fi.uh, who
M..s done an excellen\ job on OU..
)>oard ha.s resigned because he felt
>i.e eh.ould not be on two t..a.x fix·
Ing bodies at tbe same time. Mr.
ll"inch Is the newest member of
the City of Newport Beach Ctty
Council.
This is your .Friendly F ord
Dealer aay.lng Good-Bye 'UI
next week and to thoae who
1Ull inquJre u to v.•ho write&
lhLI column, v.•hy, the same an-
swer la -I v.'J'ite it .
~PROFESSIONAL~
~. OIRECTCRY r,
, In this country every A-nun will ·be given the
opportunity to personally sign a Freedo m Scr oll and to
aid financially in a small ·way the objectives of the Free-
Mr. Fallp •mHed that hP
............ te ._la lffS
._.. I ... twe.ty ,,,.,.. Did.'
However the tUee ol the Ne"'-
port NeW1 of Septembtt I, 1.9!0
otate "Pro!. H. O. Eu.Ip. prla-
djlllJ ot ..., -who bu
ldeanw'-i•-''" ,....-·e 8 inten zoning laws now in effect. tor the that he had taJked to the p•op-·-· •,iue •" · committee of one to join In our I siVe recrWtill&' os.mpa.lan. fuc ex-
4
.fforts to keep our Harbor clean city ot Newport Beach were erty owners 1,~tho have land in the .
Coe.lit Gua.rslamen and SPARS , nd sanit-i ry. Caution all minor adopt.ed In 194.3 and sl.nce that actual 11trip and they have all
/women) conUnu.ee. It is expect-offenders and report flagra.n.t time new probl.ena }"ulve arisen. been acquainted with the proposal
!!Mold C. Decker, D.D.8, ' dom Crusade. This will belp to counteract in 80Dle degree
the phony peace petitiODB which ){oecow bas been circula·
ting throughout the world.
beea ........... tiae •ammw.r at ~ ...... Illa family,
will return and te&ch the M!\'·
eath UHi mptll lftdes."
Tiie Newport Bead> ilcllool
DlAtrtct "'... created l&1n1&r7 I,, 11114. Al!OOagli Mr. Eulp
waa aot tllm a tnut.l!e "'e do
oot know wtuether he '4'M a
teacher at that time.
· A distinguished List of Americans beaded by General
Lucius Clay are leading the campaign. Here on the Pacific
Coast the crusade is led b,Y bank 'president L . M. Giannini
who has been a most alert and outspoken champion of
4mericanism. The mobilization of patriotic sentiments is
vital and can achieve much in nullifying the most vicious
stream of propaganda the world has ever known.
AceoN.lDc to other hUtorl-
. cal data oa band we lea.med
and beaM'e that he •• .,. ea ·
every j PClOi •Y tile N-po<t Beach
Elementary School Board In'
191.a bt!ofote whida hie h ad
Thia is a cause which deserves the s upport of
American.
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mE CONSTITUTION
I &-upt •t thf!I Oeeaa v I f" "'
~--· .
AB tyranny darkens the sky over much of the 'w o rld
the beacon lights of liberty 8"Ch as the United States Con-
Btit.ution shine f o rth with increasing brightnelia.
Few other documents in history have had such a
profound effect o n the minds of men as has our Conotitu-
tion. · From its very inception in 1787 when it start1ed the J
' We hOpll thl& clutl'8 our
etory of Septftnber l, 1950
which has b1"001"ht a nood of
IP.ttent from tonnn MtUdf'nlA
at Mr. Enalgn. .
We •b&U bea.Cf'forth ev&luat#
Ms lntormatloa accontlllslY-
B. R.
world with its declaration of human rights and the dignity YOU'R E WELCOME!
ed that an ors~ reserve will caaes intm~diately to the Harbor Another spur to a new ordln&,nce for a long time and abn08l all are l
carry on active drills on a regu-i epartment. If a boat is involved, ls the fact that Ne~rt Beach in favor ot it.
lar pay st.a.tua. port the number of the boat. has never had a master plan. Un-Only eventual alternative for
A recrultinc office h.aB been I er€'3ftcr all ordlnancu concern-der California. state law. this ci ty encircled group, the city attomey
opened •t South Co&st Co .. 23rd ihg bay i>oJiutlon will be strictly is required to have such a muter sald, if they didn't want to join
and Newport Blvd., Newport, un· Efnrorced. plan. Newport Bee.ch at a lattt date,
der the direction of Lt. Com. R. Hu Six Zones was to form a ci ty of their own
C. Sweet, USCGR, and is open s k eep a good clean Harbor f or Under the present law, Newport similar t o Beverly Hills. ~"Please ~elp yourself by helping
Thursdays from 4:30 to.6 p.m. l""to enjoy. Your cooperation is Beach is divided Into. six zones. As a final word Hinchliffe aaid
.!Elicited and wi ll be sincerely ap· RI, single-family J\ome11; R2, two-he fe lt as If he were caught "tn
" f ·1 h a net." prcciated.'' am1 y omes; R3, three·famUy -I Other roen1bers on the commit-homes; CI , nelghborh<>Pd commer· 8U,KC'"l8 Letten
~e. In a.ddltion to Taylor, are cial eatabUatµnente; ; C2, light Councilm.,an Braden Finch sug·
Attack on Vaughn
( Co111Unued -Page 11 'f'eter Barrett. John Curci, Roy mo.nufacturJ.ng a.nd t wbolesal<' gested that 'letters with th.e view.!!
Santa Ff.oush and Conver&e Wurdemann. houses; Ml, manutacturing dis-'of the objectors be written and ~ trict. I pres~nted t o the cbuncU (lt the
port Vaugh.n's pri80llets to
Ana.
· VllilUghn 'intimated that orders
were l•ued by the Sheriff's office
0 ft w·· i .. ~'l'btche nwew111 plagno 9fbetfh0~com1'"~sac1Dltya next meeting when the second trcra am ftCJ _,, .. ·~ •eadln& and ·~option of the ordi~
to stop transporting-his prison~rs (ir~onllnuf'd from Pa e 1) council v.•ill , ca11 for tfle addition nanoe wi11 come up.
after Vaughn had arrested Juha l} !"' g or two mor:e zones, R4 · a combin-Finch actedf&.'1 mayor pro tern
A. Heim, 122 W. 18th St., Sa.nttt Jc, on a 24 hour a day, seven days ed agricultural an~res)dentJ.al tor the aes.sion in the •bftence of
Ana, a deputy attached to Mus -~week besis In an emergencY. district; and Rf, a el d.illrict. M•yor Les l8be¥ wtao ts UJ,
ick's offi ce. lnformaUon supplied by the Other change1 o!fJ!r by the Councilman Did< praJ<,e ai..o wu
WaJt A rre8t~ \"blunteer observers nt Fox Sugar pla.niilng commiS11ion a e concern-'lbsent a nd is st.ill recovering
~runk driving on Aug. 16. He ..... a~ rtom the obsen•ation po«, which lion facilltl.ea and proposed Outllide ot lh.e. flhoe-.atring strip
fined 1100 and 11entenced to 31 1 way the a irers.ft Is heeded, num· civic cent.et. diacuS1ion the cou,ncil meet.1Qg
days in the county -Jail, 2J. sus-N.>r of aircraft. type 1 according In addition to hie • tnen-lasted only IS minutes with the
Oral 8urseoa
Practice limited to-
Ei<tracUon U6 • 32ad St.
O~ Newport lleac:L
X-Ra.y / Harbor :200
LESTER A. BEOJlER, D. D. 8.
DENTISTRY
1785 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Medical Bldg. Beacon 6762
005 E . Bay Ave., Balboa
Harbor 327-J
OFI'OHEnU!IT8
V. E. kOEPSEJ .. O. D.
OPTOMETR IST
Even.lop by Appolntmeot
3114 W. Newport Bl\·d.
Newport Bea.cb
fb.rbor %511
H t·im had been a rrested for sb· tells the direction of a lrcroft ed with t.rattls,. pa~rocrea-(rom a recent operation.
pended after he pleaded guM"y . ~ number or e ng1nffl J, ldaltity tione.d acUvi.Uea, moor ia a following a.ctioo taken :
Vaughn said that he was in-jhdlitar)' or civilian). whether the member of the Board bt Tru.!!teell' !1 Approval was given the city ------------
fo rmed by one of the Sheriff'~ ~ttnes werp st;en or merely heard. at Oruge Coaet coft1' . the Bal· manager's requtst t o tum over [ 8&1.TZ MOBTVABY '
MORTICIAN of ihdividual m a n it bas served both a.s a guide and an Dear Ben,
inspiration t o peoples everywhere in their struggles for Your presence at our dedication Sunday, fSt. Andrews Preebyter·
freedom. Ian church) and the excellent
J>robably our greatest danger today in America is write-up in today's paper deservt>
that we s hall either t,ake for granted the liberties ~•aran-• w ol'<I of thanks.
detail, Ll .. H. GuUlck. that orders e~tim-:itcd altit.ude (low or hlgh), boa Bay cl»b a nd Newport th.e credit list of the city water IMI" 4.Ueallaat
had been 1BSued not to transport apll timl' the plane8 were obSer\'-Harbor Yach,t. .club. dep.a.rtment to the Newport Beach t 4lO Cout Hlfb~,.1 Vaugh.n's prisonere by vehicle eU. TQO Bu.fy forioJI Credit Bureau for collection. CORONA DEL HAR
from the Santa Ana office. I Jn a.o Emerc-cncy He· uaed to · pura the golf ~2) 8'.et.e.rred to the c.lty man-DAY Al'fD NIGHT
"We do not have the man-In an actuaJ emergency the be..ll over the greens tbe area "'" for correct.ion a petiU.On Pltooe Harbor '%
power," was the reMon given by spotter will phone in this lnfor-but the preaaure of hj ma.ny a.c-WiUI aght sign&turee aaking tor
Lt. Gullick. Sheriff · Musi~k wa;i n\ation to a fiJtcr center in Santa tivitia keep bJm too b y to con-tr&.Sb collection in the dead end
not 4vailable for comment this ~a . This inronnatlon is checked Urwe thia apart. ,A..B whether alley between lritl and Heliotrope INSURANCE
nstJ o-It is refreabing to-pick up a
teed us by the Co tution without being alett to defend P•J>O• with wo•thwhil• p•ojeci.
them from within as Well as from witho ut, or that we shall making Uie headlines.
beco111.e ao overzealous tn our defense of freedom that we Pleue aecept my sincere thank11 and commendation.
week . ·th other observation posts and he ev.er do.ea any tiahir:.,-. a:yenuea i.o Corolla de.I Mar. 'nl.e
t t' probable position ot the air-b.e 811).ile.I .and a&.Y4. .. .-could lille>: dead ends OD tbe blu.fC over-Old Est4bllehed lnaurance
ci:art i::i plotted. If they are enemy C"« too ~~ ito ;· ~wg ae..rmde drive. A.t. ~t .., c:-· _ ·; '.• y __ :.1.cenG)'
shall abuse and penecute anyone who disagrees with us. stnce•ely,
E!ther.-Cl'treme is dangerous. Neither should be toler-EDGAR R. HILL
a'ted. More thin ever "!'~ need to k eep on mental tip toes 616 Via Lido Soud -Udo Isle to lllldel'stand and cherisli 'the way of life made possible
by our Constitutio n. But more than ever we need to avoid
the superpatriotism which arises from mere emotionalism
and hysteria.
Roq~ Neths
Makinq Home
O n Bal. Island
~art. the Int erceptor planes are ·~r ia with J. r.did.e-nt.1 muet carry trasb to Ule ".. '"( ·.A:D · Jlitee wrtt:M:IL
s nt out aftt!r them. The Air Ra.id e .·Spa,ngier .,.4 ~Tom.u in ~.Ley e11trRlloe. HOWAB.D W. GER™I
arJiing offi ce r is BIBO notified 80 btao-lid.Jriti.a at W C.nnin,g. ~ ··~ j I li08 Newport Btvd., eo.ta Mma
Oil Petition
l Co• tlnued from Pace I)
ma.n WWia ff.. Wame. sa.id ·he ft!lt tq.al bl-ickout precautions may be , · lbe ot.t .... Cht ce.n™"7 f3J Adopted tJa -Ord;\Nnu re-1 j PHONE BEAOON fl6l
.. persooaJly" that the county irt;tituted. . b&it, ~ •• llltlU.n.J 9W.riDg a.U veasela in the Jiarborj :===========:::::~
September 17 marks the 163rd anniversary of the Con-
stitution. Let us on this occasion familierize ourselves
more thoroughly with this great document and rededicate
our lives t o the principles of jlistice and equality which it
bo&n1 could not Leglalate to pro· ,.Citizens interested In our nat· ~em a.Ad tU!d ~ tbt rne.ny carrying peeeea,..,.. ~ J»re •
1
bi.bit dewiWplneJ'lt of natural re-ionel defenSf' are urged to partic" ~ ii].-Ule a.n&. ~r 1111111 wbicf1i u.ee publi piers; eocp BE SURE INSLJDE
sou rcea. He &aid he favored "ade-p'te in lhl~ important prog \le&tl,y ,g.oee on a .....,,...: tow-.,; M.w public ~y ~ :: • ll..
quat.e sa.tegua.rdl" to protect pro-The Lido Isle poat h1 abort of vo -tbe ·eut .and 03401.--. J.o ..,_._,.... "!' •J.40..000 &lld property .ti mace · wUb _ J
Making their home on BaJboA perty ag."iJl:lst damage f.rom auch witeer ob~erv ers 8.n.d of equi . lD bis v&ca.Uoa ~-. ' ill&uraAc.e of s~,eoo. F&hr.e t o MA UJUE STANLEY
Iala.nd are the Roger Neth.a, w ho operatioo.a, MJ4. ad4ed that "there m~nt. Colonel Gates says that th He w ... Put lllN'Ji.e4 Jn Af*i,I; iltlry the ~ WW be OOll· t.u:raace Oa.17
have been honeymoonlpg In are waye t.Q de-vdop without in-post needs a sma.11 hot plate or w.tte ba-riac 4ilid llNr J.,-& sLd.ued • lhi.edenJ•oOl'. PltOIM HwtMw 1ne I
Northern C&lifomla. jury.'' electric coffee pot, 2 desk or bed a,go. HM ,_.,, wi.f.t ;a the t.onn.er (•) Adopted. a.ti on\IM1¥'4' pm-tU Haftae .6ve. Balboa...,.. champions. ·-•
He)s the bJg t.eUow who played Mrs. Kennedy a.uers.ed. "We're lamps, and a few comfortable ..,..__ JOldN4 KiMel' ~ ~. hibkinc diYi.Ag or Jw:olilfnc 'from •
7th C d . t M' p o· hi virtually eve<y pooJUon on lb• oot 11plnat -oll and gas com-1 c~alrn. ,,..y .,.. ... k .... -....... at & pll>jjc .......... " : Omman M811 Ill e99y le • Don football at one Ume or other pa.nJ e•.'"' but aaJ,d her group want-tl! you are lntert>sLed In con· Shore Qltla. Jk hU Ajle ·~· i~) ~-,;.bi.$ !hpt.. .f6 f.or is SuDj&ct of Sermon To Be Bride of ln 'f7-'f8.' She'• the Conner Ml"8 ed to "P'Oteot the beaut¥ Of ou• ,-trjbutlng you• time O• .. m. equip· ...... Slltrley .Uo, ..ioo UI POW"'"'" :bQ() ...... "' -to be -'t Ad t• t Ch h El T • • Jane lleauellamp,. dauir~ter of oo .. wno." rnient call Colonel Gates at Hu-rJecl to or. <lh...W l!p&rkuhl. u bull41Ar foundlUono at t3le clly a Yen JS Ur~ -Oro Marine Mra. R.. L. · Be&ucti&10p of 121 N. South couta.l nwldenta. parUc-~b<Jr 1205·J. Some persona, llke -~---~·-corpor&UOl;l ya.rd. Plana and apac·
.Mr. Kenneth B. Perry ol the Announced at a double event ol McClay S t,. coeta Mesa. ularly in the Le.gwiia Beech area, ol timer Hal Weis ot lf07 Pacific S I... p t ! lfi.catJOD.1 were alao approved. a~venlh Day Adventl!lt~'u~ of birth"-have been de~ lbat the D ve ln Cosi.i Mesa, have con· ettnOft Jil'f •s d.r (•) Approved lnataJlation of N •"U• ~Y luncheon and dinner wu MILESTONES county adopt an ordinance on oil . buted both_ ' t 1'>1...-J t Ch h ewport Heights. pre.a a aer-tM ~nt of MJu Pecgy . drilling in their area tor some ~n aadJtlon to ma.king blackout • '-"ftl"" I UrC ~o 4000 ~ stor&ce t&n.U f.or moa GrA the Sbtth Commandment. D.M*J. cbugbt.r ot Mr. and Mn. I c f th I d W ,ft .. __ the IUchfidd eta1tofl at the 801'· oo Sa..turday, Sept. v, a~·~ Stu.rt Diehl, 508 Goldenrod ave-t me. s reene or e w n ows, euo ·~ "Jea\18 Christ -the Found&-ner of 17th St. and Cout H igh·
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tat thouctat of the aanct!tY and "e, Corona del Mar. BIBTllS ' Members of the planning com-volunteer~ to 11erve the t to 8 uon ot Ow rait.b," ~ Meo UJ-way. ~ ol human life . .JI• tmd '!'be bridegroom-elect le Corpor-Mt.cVJl ·'·AN-To Mr. and Mrs. ":!':8lon recenUy noUfl_ed lA.guna p.,m. watch on Satucda~. noupcod by Rev. 'J'oDJ Peo~U ol (7) 4.ppi-.oved the pier pennlt OSNZR..AL .INSURANCE .a.o ot the crime and penalty of &I Gene W: L&y, El Toro Marine John C. VacMtJl•n, 2019 E. Ocean c c leaders tb&1 the county pro--Cbtj.st O:w.ra ~)I' the la.a aa bia of H. L. HoUiBer. 710 Heliotrope
deatroytng-It. l Air ----ee is the 90A of Earl BJvd., Balboa, in St. Joeeph hoepi-vJded "adequal• recuJ.a.tion" under ....... Arrettecl aermoJ). theme tor nUt.. Su,g4it,y .,,.ve., Corona del Mar, tor con-Courteous l'tl{ormation
W. Staart Foote
• 'ftw •rmoa tor U:ll8 wffk, Sat· If. l.a)'" ot UYinpton, Montane. lal, Sept. 12, . l&:SO, a 90fl, 8 lbe., the CUTftllt bnd·UN Of'dlnance, ~· mornln&-It. wjJl be hla third eer-1tructton of a pier and tlcat on . 1111 ---IMn.
'°*Y• Sept. llt.b, 11 a . \.1. wlJl Ila1e of the w~ hu oot been t~ oa.. sayinl" that in oil dr1Wng which a;·. lallf!d tram Pace l) -tnon in b1a local coagrep.Uon Balboa I.aland'e north bay front Newport 8-dl Fil. Bar. :u
bl oo. the Seventh Com.m.alule eet. A.lCBlJRGU-To MJ-. and Mrs. has been pe.rmJ.tted by the plan· since occupyins-pulpit.a ln Ger-between Emerald and Park ave-1 ~============~ zun1. Oec:ar 4.mbwgey, 1781 Monnwia nen and .uperrilon. fegutati.onll rked and t oUnd him lying-on a many .and ~ 6rlnJ" tbe nuee. Ii
.,on &ept. 23rd, in the ~ St., C:O.ta Ken. in Santa A.na have been more rtcid than are ch ln the office "in what ap--111m,.... mootN:. Jin. ~ J"rel. (8) Approved tile requut to ~
•-~ Ule Banta AAa chUrcb, Jo. Lei.~ L Foell Community boepltal, SepL 12, lmpoeed·by the l.oo AN:elea ooun-~ to be • etupor." police tag;1f'ID "...,_ ~r ~ -.,... -U.e -tin&' pier ot c . Harold EAm; W, 8T,t.JfLEI' ~at 1314. North Broadway, • 1860, a daucbte~ I Iba.. S% .:. ty ordlnahce· on oll ope.ra.Uona:. • d , Re wU turned over and a' slngtnc, "How Beautiful Upon the Jloplc:lm 1707 E. BaZ,.:Ave. on the 8aailiar lria91 Home · fully ll>odecl .32 automatic con· Mountolno." · I · ' ' I -t 41nner will ~ be111· Pro-PATCH-To Kr. &lld Kn. Du p ~y.ti . H' d i:atnml' etPt &hells and a f-lnch . · • ..y !n>n.t of .41e 11a l'<ll1noula. N.J.a-. Public ~ wW ro toward pu"'"••nr MiftMSota Bride Patcb, 430 V11Uerton ..... N.,.. res rian e•
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-. at 1 p. m. I , ... .., L. Foell -hll ebum-Sept. 9. 1960, a daupter, • Ibo., Addre···· Women po rdl. oU wtththoutttlaroualng him, ,..un • I ~ . 811Jw>e '-l a nc to e 0 c:en. 'lb.en be ,..._,...
""-S h I ~~= ~u.i: 11 !'So of St. Andrews . taken to the police otauon. , -·J'lap 11 ·
U.ft¥et' c: 00 matt .......,., "'1Q.. wW ...... tbelr -. ollce t.all<ed with tin. Boldwtn 'I"" -· tJ<>Pw. "" ~ a.p. V!•it• Me1e M•tro~ .... al n• Tuetln .. _ Ooota .. _ 1'1cl t .. ....... Mn. l.eland 'Olom_.,, pru1. 0 teyeeled . that her b-n-'"" be OD ...... y .... .,.. --· · • ._, , ~ Vlc!odo !!Jen-15, dent of llie ~ reporf.ecl thftate... to ahoot -a 'ncketa at $2 ~ _, l>e ob-
• ,.,._ O. $. lllat.on -co.a. •· ... U.. *'P ot llr e.nd Kn. clie4 W~y ~ha Santa on women'• aet,1:'1.Uu at the Gen-Ume befoTe &l'ld had tteeft ed at the pte afftee ot the
)IMa -plu•ntlY ~ ~ I) ._ ....,.. of -ir-. Ana '-moalt;pt:! after an •ral _..., ~ fl1!lt rne.tlnr dance.--all ~ -boa Ba:r c;tub, at Bob'• Sport--~ -&lie wu ~ ~ ~ ... -to Uio ~ ot ~ •-JD iotddo. -rolillod of of the --fU' tbe Wouw(• n n." · 1.Ds Yoodo tn ea.ta 11._ or ·•t !>t..._ OoooJ;rn Lia. ":d.._,,,_ ... ..,. c..• -., ....., ·po. tie~ a ol 11-~Pol llL A,ndr.,.'• l're9· cbeek on hlo la« arreat bJ ,...-IaloJ>cl 11.~ Qooda.
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'Returns .Sunday or~s for Sen Pedro ·Attend WCTU onfelt
~ Winter Sc~edule ettlement Houie Mn. 14rPttt e1a prul4"'t
~Urch ldl9"1 f:l ~ ¥~ "Llstit ~ •C!MI ~Ori<!," WU ~ .. :: If-rt "!::~· · Lona
Octmmun!ty c!iur<:b;• 8:~, '!!ill fta· me ot devoU0111 CC11duc~ = ~~mpo ce z,.,.~ ·-;-
\\lie Rally C'\)' U\I ~nljit'.lon 1\n H~a Harsr&ve at ~ ~r. attended ·tht . c. T. U. M T • E • d ~ departmeD\o-Oett\llOl\1.-. Wjll ~ hlOftl!ll' ot the Ba~ eoD-tlGD Mld lut Tl!ureday at , OtOr rip n1oye
..-·awarded pupils Solnr from one I , 1 and Community Methodllt Card.en Grove Baptlet !church. ~ent to U1e nexL The pro-~\A"Ch WSCS heJd in the chapel.1 ;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;~I In the vacation YdD ot newa ~ ~II be tn the Sanctuary. . report on the Homer Tober· l I the outin&' t&1':ei )y Roger lbk, ·~ ·r~t 10:&0 the . wonhlp eervtce Settlement Houae at San 811 ft I lb ton Of Ule ·Plltl Llaka. •11 llfO&d-f!W lnclude 'IL dedl,c&UoD Qt all to, the croup's P"'Ject tor th• ... • .. r I ., way. Coo\& i,leea. who bad a ~rch achoo! worke!'8. TWey wtll yt&r. wu given by Mra. Bertha Qu1ck 8eniae • Fair Pl'lcM \heap ot ~ Wb~ he ~mpanled Mt In a body In the church aervlce. ~· supply Chairman. ,)(1'8. e bis puidpareota, Mr. and J«n.
""' ~~tor will speak on "Life's li!f.ttye Flllk presided ln tho ;.b-J A ~HAST' AIN Geol'f• no. Qf Polan11o .. ' two-·~reme Answer" and Ule cbolt ftnce ot ~ preatdent, Mrs .. Be"': • • ~ · week• ~ \{Ip. ~ df9ve up
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Meets Wit~ President·
Mn. Ellyn Nte!Hn. president of
St&rbrtcht club, Q. '£. s .. wu ho8·
teu at her Wo.terfroot Drive home
to membtre at their September
luncheon meetlrll"·
~ atng two anthemJ under the a rice Hauser. lS5 Z..t 17t.h SL. Ool;ta Me9 lhl cout to' ~ W~~
Sb.f,rtnc-h01te.. duties with
Mra. NtelMa were Mmea. Florence
~ ,6.nDit; Walker. Carolyn
au~vliA a:nd S.lher Johnson. . . · .. ~tJon of Idua Harper, C:flrec· \ and 9CeaiiC P9lJlta "' ~-.. Mit·. • -'----------------------
J,eturnlng \o, the wtnl,er tlm.•
~ule. )'o\lth meeti"if• \!(ill con·
V'11e at 6:30 in the "veinlnf. Intf!f·
~ate.! wl" meet wtth · Mrt. J.
lf; .Thomson In the Children'•
building. Hi&h achool ya,uUi will
meet under the apo~ao'rshlp ot ~r.
and Mrs. Ted Neff, ln the chapel. ISi anc
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A new college rro•1p wru b;e or·
pnized Su.nday night with Mr.
Bruce Martin, a.s !i.ponsor. M :-.
Martin has had wide experience
in Church s~hool w ork a nd youth ·
leadership. coming here f rom t h£'
Atlantic A venue Meth odist church
Betwee11 19th and 20th on Newport llvcl.
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MRS. IORN BOYD ot \uoo ,lsle (leftl:,Mn..Howvd .~rotBa.1-tsbu.d (°""I«) p-...itli ~n. ~ PhJlllp&, ~ ~. ttuil' detail• ol f(tday'a r..-1 fuhloo sllto"· \\1th wtlleh .....\,en
ot Saata Ana Country biub Opened 'th<lr : fall · .0. eon.
I • i Mr. and Mrs. David Ring
Home From Trip Ee st
Paris Fashions :by U. S. Desig11ers
Viewed at Santa Ana Country Club
'"The la.Bl tin1e I saw Pa!r ls. her'>-------------Mr. and M rs. David Ring of
Balboa Itlland returned Friday
from a t rip east. M rs. Ring had
spent the summer w ith her n:i.o!h-
er Mrs. Hattie Alling of New
H aven. Conn. Mr. Rini' fiew east
two weeks ago to accompany his
wife home.
heart was young and gay" sang
M rs. Arthur May, commentator
fo r the very delight ful style s how
with w hich w omen memWrs tn.-
dit lonall y entertain thefnselves
and their frimds .:us opening event
ot t he fall season a t Santa Ana
Country club.
Whi le the Jane Boyd s hop pre·
sented lhe best in Fre nch styles
for thei r "P·'.lrls en Automme"
show, the interpretations w ere by
foremost American ' designers.
Against a background o f Paris
panoramic murals done by Fred·
erick Jennison , Beth E mison and
J oie furr. lovely models pa ce<!
in slimmest of suits, luxurious furs
and rich est of brocades and jewel-
ed sheers.
With black as the always popu·
Jar basic color, there were a lS<'
reds and grays but notably beau·
tltul were bronzed greens a nd
browns i.n both wools and silks,
perfect choice for autumn.
Ma ry Kay Kerwin was fash ion
coordinator and Ruth Armstrong
plnyed the Mckground organ mu-
sic. T iny vials of perfume from
the J ane Boyd shop were pre-
sented guests by the ch4L rmlng
can-can dancers.
The many door prize& wve dia-
trlbut ed by (irla ln P'rencb ma\d
costumes and t able prlzet were
t lny ceramic slippers.
Decor,:iting the two beau tifu l
t ea tables w., ... e silver branches
on \Ao'hicn were rosette . flowers in
tones of rose and wine. P ouring
were the Mesdames Geor ge Lowe.
Gerald Ritchie. Gordon Findlay,
M . N . Thompson. J ohn Knox and
R . B . Wright.
Br idge Luncheon
a.t Long Home
Mr.a. Arden Long of Costa Mesa
-.erved a chick en pie lu.ncheon the
other dly and dealt a few hands
of bridge 'With her gues ts Mme~.
Harry C. Burdick , H omer Mellott.
Wayne Pickering, Ray Wallace.
Sam D. Crawford, M. J . Hostetler
and Warren B ristol.
Contract play yielded prizes to
Mrs. Bur dick, high; M rs. Wallace
second; and Mrs. Cr3Wfotd, c-0n·
aolatlon. Arrang ements of iris
and dahlias provided the deCora-
tlve note .
FILE FOR Dl\'ORC'E
Charg'l.ng mc-ni.al cruelty, Mrs.
Shirley Elaine .Loving this week
filed su perior court action for di·
vorce from Uhl Lee Loving. They
were married in Arizona April 11,
1941, separated la.st June 15 and
have a son, 7, and d..J.ughter. 3,
her petition set forth. She aske<I
for custodY of the childrt>n ant!
runds for support. Community
pro perty includes household fur-
nishing s a t 1029 Ba lboa Blvd ..
Balbo8 , she told t he court.
Enroute to California the couple
stopped In F estus. Mo .. to visit the
Misses Dorothy and Emmy Rig-
don. fo rmer Costa M esa reatdants.
Dorothy Rigdorls friends In the
Harbor a rea. w ill be g lad to know
that she has fu lly recovered fron1
the eye ailment from which she
suffered for many months a fter
leaving Costa Mesa. She is now
working in a newspaper office.
Arizona Guests
at Raymond Home
Mr. and Mrs. Wa lter De Breu-
\\·er and children, Dona ld, Ga yle
and Ben h ave just arrived from
Bullhc11d, Ariz .. and a re guest.a of
1'.1:rs. De Brouwer's b rother and
family, At r . and Mrs. Robert Ray·
n1 ond, 1626 Orange Ave., Costa
i\.t esa. The De Brouwers plan to
locat[' permanently in Cost a Mesa .
Marjorie Pope and Elton Barnett
Repeat Vows in Laguna Church
Pinlt: pompo(l dahlias and whiteo·-------------
gladiolus set ' t he color theme J when Mlrjorfe Babcoc'k-Pope, cl~ubie ring ce.remony in Commu·
daughter of }.t r . and ?\.t rs. Roscoe n1ty Presbytenan church. Laguna.
L. Bllbcock of Laguna Beach re· Beach. after .weddin~ tapers h ad
pealed vows with E lton Oee.n Bar-br~n ht by Miss Doris Hubbard.
net t, son of ~t rs . Eva A.spin of ;\larjor1e. escortf"d to t he altar
Newport Height~ and P ernel Bar· by her f.ither. wore pink n ylon
nett of Buena Par k. 'n€'t, th<' four-tiered sk irt frothing
The Rev. Charles Hand of Cost/1 over pink brocaded aatin w ith
In Maywood.
Thf! Sunergous group will meet
ln the Junior roon1. with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Luckha rdt as sponsors.
Thi.4 gro\Ap will e lect officeT'S ncll:t
Sunday n ight. a nd will wel~c
new ~embe rs. A ll older youth,
both single, and young' married.a
a r e invit ed to t his fellowship.
The 7 :30 evening worship is for
all groups. and ia followed by a
aoc!al hour for the high school a nd
older youlh fellowi h lps.
Monsen -King
~ngagement Told
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Garner King, 611
lris avenue. Corona del Ma r a1·c
announcing engagement of their
d&\lgh~er, Janet , t o Mark Monsen.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Aton·
sen ot Cost.<J. Mesa.
Both young people a re gradu·
ates of Newpor t H arbor Union
high school. the bride in t he 'class
of 19150, her flance in 19481 and
now serving with t he Na val R e·
s erve. No da te has been set for
the w edding.
LEGAL NOTICE
VAR.JANCE
NOTJCE OF HEARING
(Planning Commifialon )
Notice Is hereby given that the
Pla nning CommiuiOll ot the Cit\' ..
of N ewport Be3ch will hold a pub· I
lie-hearing on the application of
Charles M. Cotton for a ~Ot;'.
front yard varia nce on Lots 4 and
5 and Wly ~ ot 6. Block 24, Ea.st 1
Sid e AddiUon to Ba lboa Tracl
I 1509 e .:iy Ave.. Balboa) in a c·'
cor4ance wlUl ~Secti&n· 11-·or~O r
dinance No. ~25.
Notice Is hereby further given
that said heaMng "''ill be he ld on
tfle 21 st day of Septen1ber , 1 ~0
at t he hour of 7 :30 p. m. In t he
Council Cha mber of the City Hall.
Newpor t Beach, California, a t
which time and p!•.l<'C any and all
persona interested may appear
and be heard thereon.
Ray Y. Copelin. Secretary
NEWPORT BE A CH P LAN NING
COMMISSION
By order of Chair man
W a lter M . Longmoor
No. ~42-Press .
P'oblish 9/H /50.
M rs. Les Phillips was general
cbair m:ln and her assistant:,, wer e
the Mesdames John Boyd. Howard
Baker. J . K . McDonald, Ernest
W inbigler. Lee Metzger. Ra y
Cou ch, Perry Hopkins. Gaylord To-
hill. George Walker, J im Musick.
Lee Smith. George P reble. Wil-
liam Hutchens. J . B. Pric:e, Bill
F ernandez, Everett Lutz. P aul
H 1ll. Ben Heflinger, H ar ry H uff·
man, Blanche Andrews. J . L. Mc-
Fltdden. Qf'orge H or ton and Wil·
ri-t csa JJf'rformed the eight o'clock IO\V scalloped n eckline P in k car·
nations formed a cor onet for her
hair and her pink carnation bou·· .
quet \\'8.S centered b y an off-white
orchid gro\\•n by her mother-In·
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Open Fall Season
Wednesday, Sept. 20
!av.·.
• m erald green
f large white
ca r nal
LUNCH MEATS -BACON AND FULL
LINE OF DELICATESSEN ITEMS •
Plate
7 DA VS A WEEK UNTIL 9 P. M,
Finest Select 911C111ty
IABY IEEF
All U. s. Gov't. Inspected
You Cannot Buy Better
Why Pey More?
BOILING BEEF lb. 19f ~
~IRLOIN STEAKS, lb, • , • • • •
Fresh Ground CHUCK, lb. • •
79¢
49¢ -
Fresh Picnic
PORK ROAST lb. 39;
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RIB STEAKS, lb. • • • • • • • • 69¢
ROUND STEAK, lb ••••••••• 84¢
Bnl's SWISS STEAK, lb ..••• 79r
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BEEF POT ROASTS lb. 39t
T-BONE STEAKS, lb. •••• . . ' 85¢ ·---
~~~~BACON lb. 49¢ _ ti
Tbrsf' ·~ all n:pla.r ~'·ery ~y £rices
Comparf" \\1th \\'hat_ you ha\•e been paylnl'
NEW .CRQP
YAMS
4 Ibo. 25c
PLl:Nn' Ill' • IASY
PARKING
Ellt:e" trom
~ Elthrr Cburcb StJ"ertl
or N$'port BJ,·d.
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' Fhher'a I lb. loaf-
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
9 A. M, TO 9 P. M.
MEA,T DEPT. CWSED 6 P. M .
Orders of $5.00 or More
delivered 'FREE anywhere in
Costa Mese. Delivery cherge of
25' on smeller orders. ( Seturdey
end Sundey excepted) ---------
Cash your PAY CHECKS here-
Bank Your SAVINGS
Hiila or i'\1. J . n.-(Urqlt :!)
Amerlcaa CHEESE lb. 75' COFFEE lb. 79¢ or flmealo
Extra F,..h, Med. .• doT.. .• , • 5ie Apd CHEQDAll
RANCH eGGS 1.:. it' CHEESE 39t lb.
acf nl6Ey~~~EE~ · j WASH~'itwoR. 21 r
F em WAXED
PAPER ......... ..
:,~:A_ FlFS:ked ............................ 25 ¢
Long Grata RJCE
Loar SPAOB:trlL
2 lb. pkJ. 39¢
l 1b. pkJ. 19¢
PEAS :!:.' :S0
".".'. _ 20¢
CORN ()pl Mont• 2 29¢ . No. SOS !or
BEETS ~i:_...i,.;:";·can 2/25¢
TOMATOES si;~ .... ~. 23 r
Caae & Swayne-46 oz. can
ORANGEADE
~rtll>'• PINEAPPLE
23 ¢ JUICE ta 01. can 37 r
FRESH LOCAi,.
CORN
·doz. 23C ,
SOW IS TllE TIM}; TO Pt.TT
CORN IN ~EZEii OR CAN
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SOUTH AMERIC A'S
BANANAS
3 Ibo. 29C
A Sclilool Lua.cb Special
CoRt.'1 Mesa H omema k erA Club
will launch an inter~sting and In·
atructivt" season w it h t heh" init ial
fall meeting to be h eld ~ednes
day, Sept. 20, al 10 a . m . lin the
educational t-uilding ot the Coat.a
Mesa Community Church.
Pe
port He ights, servl!'d his brother
as best man, w hne another b roth·
er, E . E . Barnett , and Darrell D.
W iison of Santa Ana had usher-
ing du ties.
Easiest Terms Still In
"'Think Before You Buy ..,nd
Stret ch th e . Fa.mily Budpt," ts
the t imely topic to be presented
by M nJ. M arian Prentiss , Orange
Cou nty H ome Advlaor.
Thoae planning to attend are t o
bring a cup and paper sac k lunch .
dottee will be served . New m e.m·
bem and visitors are a.lwaya wel·
come. '
The new Onltlge County• Home
Department cook book "Out' &'av·
orite R.eclpea" will be on ~·
Ladlea wishing any Info . tlon
about the HomemakeJ's Clu ma.Y
c~ll t he chairman, Mn. 'tlWam
N!chols, Bea con 5072·R.
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Two solos, "I'll Wa lk Beside
You" and "O Promise Me,'' we~
s u ng by Mra. Hoyt to the organ
a ccom paniment of Mn. Barbara
Allen.
The church j1Vlo r repeated ~
weddi~ color ~me in bouqets
ot pink l\"d white flowen and a
tablecloth of' Cftiefl Ofl'&l)dy.
A.alll stlng a.t the receptJon were
Mmes. Marjorie Leach, John Fer-
guson, Ralph Bell a D d KIM
Blanche Nixon of Laguna Beach:
Mrs. E . ii:. Barnett of ilewport
He ights and Mlu Mary Ann
Jen\,ces. Garden Grove. M1lll!I
Doris Hibbard waa tn charge ot
the guest book.
The bride's mother aaelat.ed 'in
recetvt.nr ln grey· lace over roee
taffeta, Whlle Mnt. A.spin chose a sown of black lace over l'OM. ∾h
wore a hand9ome Oja.I orchid
'grown by Mn. Aapln.
For the honeymoon trip to
YQeemJte, Mn. Barnett ~ a
1mart irrey wool ault with bat
a.ad handbag of cerUe velYet. '1be
cauple wW --.--ce \n
a new bome at au .u..o Avmoe..
Newport Betct>t& .•
The )Oide -~ lier ,...t
.., ktndOrprten tea<ib<ir at C<>IOll&
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NO DOWN f!AYMINT
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ONLY lOo/o DOWN PAYMENT • .. on Televi\lon end Radio Set'
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-I 1..00KING THROUGH U.~ giant plate glaM \Vl ndow In the main
onll Balboa Island can be seen. The contracting firm of Fred D.
l11ung1> or Kf'U NtJn VIila Msrln~ the yacht anchO'ra,e, the bay
K)'lt• (~~1., dhl o\·.-r $160.000 "'Ork of lmproVf'ftlll."nts on t he reM)'rt
slnri· '.\ta rt·h and more bulldlnl( la being planned for '''Inter by
O\\"Ol'f Nllt>!oO.
·Ken Niles Opens New $85.000 1
. Drive-In and Restaurant: !
; ells Future Building · Plans
!• No\v in it.); third weck 1 of operation is t he modem. glai-norou~
:Joo kinJ; drive-in and re;itaurant 0\lo-·ned by Ken Niles and located Rl thC'
..-orner or Eaysil'e drive and Msrine a venue by the Ba lboa Island
:Oridge.
,. .. The $'85.QOO clri vf'-in is . the .most
tftC'.t>ntly completed unit or a huge
f)iuii<ling Rnd in1provemcnt pry:>·
'wrarn put i.n effect by Rad ~o An-
~unrer Nile's whl'n he t ook over
:.Zilla Marina resort last y e.ar. I
". Con1ptetcd t his s ummer we re 8
~11.ra mod<'rn motel unl t.Jll grou ped
~ound a beautiful :o1:wilnming pool
cQnd lighted fountain constructed
"at a coi:;t of Si~,000. T he unit.$. ~hi c h will bring ll)e Villa Mar·
-tna's total n umber to 18, have
)uch features as Cl'iling to f loor
.windows o~ each side and firc-
'11acf's In living and bcd1·oon1s.
~ A-f.J.ny mo re in1provcmC'nls arc I
'{>la nned In the nf'ar futu re N iles
;t old th e PreM today including a
p;ta.rbecue for boat ownC'1·s to bf'
ilocated nt:ar th{' 1nain lou nge
"bu ilding, l('nni~ courts and a nev.· ~,ul ldlng between the swimming t>°I and the bay.
1• R ad.lo :>;ho\\' Coming
i~ .. The popular ,_1arina ownC'r is
piso negol1ating for a nightly
tSr.ries of ra dio programs lo be
~C>Hdcn8t dir~ct fron1 the Drive-ent of construction v.•us
Jh. However, it's still in t he di~-Gatterdam.
tCusaion stage. Sub-contractors on the job in.-
: .. Hours for the new dr ive..,_in are eluded: Morino anrt Testa of
tra m 1 1:30 a.m. until midnight Sher man Oaks. swin1ming pool :
~d th e parkin.£ arC'a has spac(' D. S. R ichards Co .. Santa Ana,
Cor 200 cars while the restaurant heating a nd ventila t ing; \\.ilson
~side seats 40. Mill ·.lnd Ca binet Co .. Costa l\tesa,
•:During f.,he past sun1mer many {ormica installation:r:;; Lav.·rcnce
flolly,vood celebriti{'s have visit· Lum ber Co., Santa Ana. lu1nber:
W Villa ~1arina and Ken Niles F orest Lumber Co .. lun1bC'r : Bill·
).ncluding Lucille Ball, Desi Arnez. hcimer and Wa!kt~r . N'e\vport.
~l!'enan WJ·nn and Victor Ma.t ure. builders' hadware: Aaron Schult z,
:nie Junio r Chamber of Commerce Long Beach, furnishings.
~aged a beauty contest a t the Su p plie rs for the beautiful ne\\' ~arina'3 pool in J uly and ma ny dri\'e·in a n d resort include: S tef·
bther pron1ot ional stunts a re p lan· fen H ot el Supply, Los A ngeles:
)ted for the future. Klecn ·Line Corp .. Santa A na; Pa·
, Complete construction work on cific Provision Co.. New port:
\.Le drive•in and rest aura..n t as Farmer Bros. Corfce Co.. Long ~ell as the ne'v 1nolel unifs was I Beach : Be rnstein Bros. Poultry,
41bnc by the general cont~action Santa Ana: Be r ke's R estaurant
lftrm of Fred D. K yle Co., con-Supply, Santa A na: Kee-le r Food
)truction <'ngin('er s a t 1231 Opal Products. Tustin: >.lnrl Bridgeford Fe .. Balboa lsl~nd . Superintend· Meat p 8:;,ng co:·:~nahei~p•.'
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,: resort 1 w &bm\"tl .•bo,"'fl. NUN
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teee11tly besaa operation or b.1a Dt"\V
' dri\.-e-ln f'el!ltaorant and this rsat. MllDIDer opr.ned eight mode.rn ~partment,is brinrtnc hlA total ll1•tns unJts to 18. More lmpro,·e-
~m.-nts are planned f or the future. •
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Congr11tul11tions to Ken Niles' Ville Marina
Drive -In Rest11ur11nt '
CHINA, GLASS,· SILYIR .
, · IOOTHS, K CliEN E9UntENT
FOUNTAIN E UnaMENT, . C~UNTERS . '· , by .
-STE*1M HOTEL -
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DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT
NOW OPEN!
One of the most distinctive hostelries in Southern
C11liforni11 it now open iii Newport Beech where Ken Niles,
famous radio personality, has his beautiful Ville . Marina
Resort. The complete Drive-In Restaurant 11t the corner of
Bayside Drive and Marine Ave., opened last · week. The
establishment now provides an excellent facility for lodg-
ing, II swimming pool and a complete restaura'nt. In addi-
tion, the resort has a large yacht. landing. f
NEW ULTRA MODERN J85,000 drtve-ln aod rr.•tawant ft<'ently completed u the 1.lotrAt addition
to Kl'!rD NllH VIila Marina reeort ·on Baywlde drive at Marine avenue. Brtdce to Balboo l&land can
be IM'eD In the tnckcround.. BHtaurant meat. '9 0 and o~lde la apace fOf' ZOO an.·
BEST WISHES !TO KEN NltES VILLA MARiNA DRIVE-IN AND RESORT
FRED D. KYLE co. CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS
i A~ L GA;rTERDAM, Superintendent of Construction
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123 Opal St., Balboa Island
,
Harbor 2316
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We are happy to have played a part in furnishing Ken Niles'
beautiful Villa Marina Resort
Congratulations to Ken Niles'
Wonderful New
VILLA MARINA RESORT
AARON SCHULTZ SWIMMING POOL
by
~ ...... LONG ,BEACH MORINO & TESTA
4321 Atlantic Blvd . 317 American Ave.
Long Beath 7-6455 Long Beach 4-05431
4738 Van Nuys Blvd .
Sherman Oaks, Calif. State 4-2682
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Best Wishes 'to Ken Niles' Beautiful Villa '
Marina Drive-In •
KEELER FOOD PRODUCTS
465 West 2nd St., Tustin
Kimberly 2·5318
Bes't Wishes to Ken Nil es ' and His
Beautiful Villa Marina
S<\NTA ANA
HeadQuarters for Homes
Success to Ken Niles' Villa Marina
JANITOR SUPPLIES
by
KLEEN • LINE CORP.
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Congratulations to Ken Niles on His
Beautiful Villa Marina Drive-In
Resort end Yacht Anchorage
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·euRKE'S
Complete Restaurant Equipment
• Kimberly 3-8257
' 121 Spurgeon St., Santa Ana
Congr11tul11tions to Ken Niles ' Villa Marina
, Resort and Drive-In
BUILDER'S · HARDWARE
by_ '
Congratulations to Ken Niles' Villa
BRIDGFORD MEAT
PACK-ING CO.
Pa<'k~ ot Bfff, \1€'3.l, Lamb and Pork
Bridgford 8upr Cured Han18
Analwim 2161
~'. PRAIT &-c om1ERCIAL sT.
Marina
ANAHEL\I
We are happy to have provided materials
for Ken Niles' Beautiful Villa Marina
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LAWRENCE LUMBER CO.
2ioo S. MAIN ST., SANTA ANA
K.lmberl)· Z-'1Z8i
• Kindest Wishes for Success t o
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Ken Niles ' V.illa Marin a Drive-In
' • 2060 8 . ,Main SANTA A.NA Kimberly %-8893
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BILLH~~~R~!~KfR· PACIFIC PROVIS10N ·co .
HEATING and VENTILATING
-BY-
D. S. RICHARDS CO.
SANTA ANA
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Congratulations to Ken Niles, o~is
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Mill, Cabinet Work
.,, ,For111ica Installation
by
WILIOI MILL & CABINET CO.
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Marina
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OO I E. Anaheim Long Beach 4, C lif..
LONG llllACll .._,.
Hotel and Restaurant Supplies
HARllOR oon •
50J • SUt ST. NEWPORT BEACH
Congratulations to Ken Niles on the opening
of his beautiful new Villa Menne Drive-In·
.BERNSTEIN 'BROS. .
POUL tat·
SANTA ANA
Serving Orange County Since 191 8
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.'riih'A~llEss1''
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~ .. -WJllie JohnM>n. Lqufta Beach uffeur, anawered man1la1hter
"C:bargee thla week in the traffic ac dent death.s of Col. and Mn.
Dank C. Venn, Corona del Mar, b 1 denying that he waa driving
the. de&th car at the time of the coWston · lut prtatmu. nae trial
&I beln1 beld in the 1ruper1or court oi. Judge Frankl.In G. WeaL
been collected by th8 Red Crou
to date foUowlng ·appeal& In the
Presa and Newe-Tlmea the past
two weeka but atW more small,
pocket etu booka or mqazlnea
are needed. •
Active ,Duty for ~;
Johnnie O'ConMi t\•~ •
Ordered to active duty tlia
week accord.Ing to announcemerlt
by Colonel J . 0 . Brauer, Dtrectft
of tbe 11 lh Marine Corpa Re..ler:fre
District, was Corporal Johnnte"j;.
O'Connor . 1916 Court Ave .. N~
port Beach. l ·
John.Ion'• testimony in ht. own .
detenae Wednesday ~reeented the had gone to !!Jeep on the front seat
jury wtlh a my11tery-who wu at when Johnaon took his nap on the
lbe wheel of the car that crubed back seat,
In addition a. call c~e thia
week for playing cards. ~th the
boob and ca.rda wtll be Wied by
Marines from El Toro during the
"long. t ense hours" abOard 8hip to
Korea. The Red Cross la co-
opet11.tlng In collecting the card!!
and. books for U.c servicemen and
they are given to the Mannes 11.11
they board the troop. tr&ll8port.
The need is Immediate and con,
tinulng, Red Cross off!Ciab! ... aald
AT THE CONCLUSION of .the t11n-e-day race !"eriee spouored by the Balboa Yacht club for tbe
:NaU09&1 Championship ln tbe p C C CbM. nfl w oftloen \\"ef'f" e-lected lo the P C C SaJttns
A.Na. Shown here after prewenllftl' the trophy to Georce Ketrenburc of San. Diesa, the •t!oceM--
ful defend.er, are; ( L to Rl: Gene Trt'pte o r San Oleg'o, the retlrlnc pttslt:Wnt and wtanr.r of third
pa.ce In the eerk-M "·Ith hh• BOLERO: Kt>ttenbu rg, the winner; Cart Long of Balboa, new prettl-
dellt, "'~ .oa, Tum. Nip~ Utelr LARK to !'C'OOnd pl.see In the tM'lrieJi; Oartsnaaa Ooukl. o~
8an Diep, De\\. vta--prf!f!lldent, w~ BALLERJ NA u"M abw a challe:nrcer In the eerlf!'8. Goukl le
aJ9o commodore of the Southern CaJlfomia YachtJng AMOClatJon. (Photo by Beckaer)
Yearly Reports Feature Session
of American Legion Auxiliary 291
Open\ng ceremonles of the New·
port H arbor American Legion
Auxiliary were conducted by
P1"e.eld ent Darren Upson tor the
tlnst Ume !'It lh(' regular meeting
Monday t'Venlng in the Leginn
Hut and featured' by outstanding
report.ft on the pa~t yrar's work .
Lca4ing off under th(' order of
old bul'linel'!.s was the second read-
ing or t hr 1960-51 budget.
A rcftlm-:! o r the outstanding
oommlll l'C reports gl('aned
the yrarly rf'po rL'1 prcl«'ntecl a
the las t n1ecting Indicated a busy
tlm• In the C'hlld Welfare. Hos-
plt.a.l. Rehabilitation andt Member-
ahlp departn1rnts. C h al r m a n
Ma tgtlret Wilson and Georgette
Gordon : C hild We lfare ,._nd R e-
habilitation respectively. worked
tog•thcr throughout the year
ms.king nu1nerous calls on four
dJfferent families.
Christ1nf1A ha.!'!kf'll'I £tnd prel'ents
were provided for c•a<·h family in
arldillon tn cloth inJ,:. housing and
food anct in two in~tancea. jobs.
One of thl'i r duliel"I con~istcd In
hf'lping a \"ell'ran obtain a sub-
stantial refund on his d isability
inaura11cc.
Hoapit&I Report•
Mra. Gordon, !lervlng also as
hospital c hairman, r C'mindf'd t-('
mf'mbers that they had provided
laws. The rules were read. clari-
fied and dl11cusscd and will be
held open until the Sept. 25 meet·
ing \Vhen they will be reread and
brought to a vole.
Blnio Aftr r Bu"lnrss
Al the close of the Qu ai ness
meeting, refres hments of apple
pie, cheese and coffee we r.e served
by hosl eME'.'s; Dareen Upson and
Jean Allbaugh. The remainder of
e eveni ng was con11umed by an
enjoyable ses.<iion of Bingo.
Those present were: guests Mrs.
Edith Lee and Mesdames Bertha
Crocke r, Rae Nlen\lcc, Velora
O'Tremba. Blanche Benz. Zenobia
Frost, Alma Thompson, Helen
Randel. Lydia Briggs, V.:il1nu
Mo rrison, Eileen Inns. Gf'OrgettE'
Gordon. Gladys Thompson. Mar·
garet Wilson and the hostesses.
Newport Moose
Plan · Big Event
for 1st Anniv.
-'50 Chrisln1as cards and 26 dozen First anniversary of Ne"·port
cookies for an impromptu party at Bea ch lodge No. l457, Loyal Qr. Long BeAch Naval hospital and
that their contributions. 1~ In der of the Moose, wil be com-
a ctual count. to the "Daddy Glft" m emoratf!d this con1ing Saturday
campaign had been giv•n an at a dinner dance and get "t o-
estimated value of $200. gether in the lodge hall, Ocean
The Nt'wport Harbor Unit do-Front and f'lewport Blvd. Mem-
nated $23 to the 21 st District bets. friends and nearby chapt e rs
project of redecorating,...he solari· are invited.
um of the cR ncer ward at Sa"·· A turkey dinner wlll be S('rvt.•d
tetJe. end sent 15 pairs of scuffles at 8 p. m. by the NelA·port Beach
•nd one corduroy bed jacket to ht! Women or the Moose, Chapter
distri buted in that hospital. No. 11~. The committee In
Membership chA irman Gladys charge of the cooking include.s
ThompAOn di.splayed cltation.s won Clara Leach, Myrtle Humphrey.
from Department and National for Grace Skeen, Elsie King. Selma
meeting the membership quotA Jones. Serving committee ln-
bcfore the March deadline. I n ad· eludes Edna Phlegl€'y, Alice An·
dition to a· full roster o r renewed derson. Viola Comee! and Alda
member!', 20 nrw mE-mbers w ere Gorton.
welcomed into the ranks during ' Nf'wport 8€-ach Lodge 1457 was
the past ye!f.t . formally initiated into the nation·
New business brought forth a al fold Sept. 18, 1949. S ince then
new Idea for the local organlza-more than 300 members have
lion in thr form of a set of Stand-been Inducted and a building (the
Ing rules, t o be ust'd o n ~l tuati ons former city hall ) obtained for
not covered by standardized by-n1eetlngs.
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Enrollment Total
Reaches 5100
A record high of ~100 !ltudenU I
a re registered for the fall term of
th e Newport area achoola. and t.he
ro lls have not been finally closed
at some schools.
"'ccordlng to the most up-to·
date information the registration
total il'I 8..15 followa : Corona del Mar
5M. Horace Ensign 442. Newport
School ~86. Costa Mella Union 738.
H a r p e r 1'1Chool 637, Llndburg
school 530, Harbor High school
1037.
Orange Coast College'e registra·
tlon figures are lower than last
yr.ir. but the registration 18 stlll
continuing at that Institution.
Last year's enrollment was 682, to
date 626 students have signed up
for the fall semester.
Bible Chur.ch Women
Work on Xmes Boxes
An a ll d11y mt>eting wu held
Thursday by the Women's Mis-
s ionary Society of the Costa Mesa
Central Bible Churc h. Mr!I. Bert
Sharman opent."11 the 8f'88ion at
the c hurch. later turning the
meeting over to Mrs. J . D. Car
ter, new president of the aoclety.
M ember8 worked on dolla tor
Christmas boxes and a o r t e d
~tothlng to be 11ent to the mlNion
field. A potluck luncheon was
served at noon.
Amon[( those attending 'R e re
Mmes. Jay Beardsley, A. Grover,
Ed Bennett, Kate Pratt, H&rrta,
A. M. Nelson, William Mcintee,
Sharman, Carter, Harry Wright,
Charles Blackwell, Grace Keael,
E. 0 . P otter . Mies Etta Bryant
and Janice Potter.
Children to Observe
Reily Dey Sunday .
et Christ Church I
Rally Day will be observed Sun-
day by the-sund.3.y School of
Christ Church by the Sea, Jt was
announced thh1 week by WiJllam
McDonald, c hurCh school superin-
t endent. Absentees, those who
have not yet attended a local Sun· I
day school. are urged to attend
and register for the f.111 term.
Classes are provided. accordJng to
Mr. Mc Do nald. for all ages from 1
three to a hundrea and three. S ea-!
.!rion.s are he ld Sunday mornings 1
at 9:4.5.
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into Col. Venn's machine at Mac-Meyer contended that there was
Arthur boulevard and San Joa-"reuonable dobul" that J ohn&on
quln etreet 1 wa& drlvlng the dC'ath car. Prose.
,Johnaon testified that he had cutor Parley Smith took the posl·
not been drinking: lhat he had tlnn that It w ould ho'.lvc been pos·
climbed Into the back seat of the slblc for JohMOn to have been
~ at Laguna Beach and went to driving the c8-r, and to have been
aleep. He woke up In a hoapltal thrown Jnto the back of the car by
In Slinta A ,a. Between th o 11 e the-Impact.
tlme11, the car had traveled from Highway patrol officers said
Laguna Beach to the point of the they had questioned Starke oJnd
Cra3h ..ind muffed ou·t two llve11. Johnson in the Santa Ana Com-
Followtng the era.sh, offlcerJ11 munlty 1lospital shortly after th
round J ohnaon pinned between the accident and that both admitted
front and back aeate, while hi! Johnson was the driver.
companion, Robert Starke, wu They said, however. that J ohn·
wedged on the right side of the son wu In a drowsy condition and
front seat. that hi! answers were hardly
Who Wu Drl,1nc ! audible. .
1l\.e entire queation hinged on Johnson's trial was delayed for
who wu driving the auto. 8tnct• months by the fact that he wait
Public Defender N . D. Meyer 11'1 loo ~erlously injured to appear in
m'lking no luue of tt)e atate'11 al-court.
legatJon that the Johnson or
Starke driven automobile ran
throug~ a atop 1lgn and !!truck
the Venn automobile, killing the
retired Army officer and hle wife.
But Starke wasn't driving, ac-
cording to his own ~tatement. H e
Circle 11 of the Costa Me!'la
Community church WSCS will
meet Tuesday. Sept . 19, at 7 :30
p. m. at the home of Mrs. Robert
Long. 4U Aliso Ave., Newport
Helghl8.
today. •
Small books or playing cards
should be l·1ken to the local Red
Cross office. 207 l8land Ave .. Ba.J-
boa, a croM Crom the library.
New Owner at
Servlc~ Station
-Operation of a service atatlon
at 2514 Newport Blvd., haM been
t·'.l ken over by ~ne Norvell, 202
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
Norvell announced this week.
The atatlon, which In cludes a
21toragc garage, has been operat·
ed by Fenton Earnahaw, 1600 E .
&lboa Blvd .. Balboa. Eatn!lhaw.
in the Naval reserve expects to
go back into active service soon,
Norvell aaJd.
.
RE CALLED TO ACTIVE
DUTY wtth the Navy la.at week
M8 RJ\'f't!fdf" A"'""·• N~vport
Helpt8 and he b.u Men AMlp-
f'd u etalf · communicatlone of-
ficer "'I.th the 14th Nava.I D~·
trtct In Honolulu. Kf"eler Jolned
thf! N&\')' In 194%. and t1erved In
both the AtlaoUc and Pactnc
durlnc the lut \4"&r.
Reservi11tE1 have been ordered ··eo
the follo"•tn:; Mnrinc bases 4'·
pending on their specialty. c~
Pendleton. E1 Toro Marine ~
Base, or Recruit Depot San Di*
lf the n1an is u~tralned. . ·c . ~:
Mesa Fathe,I, of 2 ~'
. '
Inducted 1into Navy ~:~.
J erry Slant , 31. 129 W . 19th iM,;,
Coats Mesa, fathP.r or two C ..
dren, this week ha.d received ft.
ders to ri?port to Los A.ngelea p-
his physical prior to Induction lf!W
the navy at Ss.n Diego. Sept. ~ii
is the date set in the orders 1'ftr
his induction. ~
A radioman In World War If.
St.ahr's com bat experience lnc1Q$.
ed serving 36 montha in the ~
cific. '\~
)<!;
Mr. and ~{rs. Henry Hobbs -
mnving into thl'ir newly rone~
ed home at 71~ Orchid Ave.;!'1
Corona del Mar. ,.
TALK A .BOUT
RESPONSE!
The Story -• • • -•
Marines Need
Bantam Books
A caJ1 for UM'd puckP.t~11lt.ed
bantam book" or 1na.gaz.lnf"fl
1 was "'8~ b.v th"' Rrd C rOtiA
this wrek on ht-half uf El Toro
Marine B&M-. Man)' of th., men
there are ~tnc shlp(.ed o"·er -
!teall and tbf'y arc all gt\·l"n the
books when thry ~.-t aboard
ship for ftad.lnc purpoM!A on
thf' k>ng ,·oyagP,
A UTILE two-inch story in the Newport-Balboa NEWS.
TIMES Tuesday, August ~· asking for bantam books for
El Toro Marines to read on the way overseas, in less than e
week brought SM small bo ks to the Newport Harbor Red
Cross Branch office. j The Results • • • •
The Red Cro88 \\"Ill pirk up
the books anyone hM tu donate.
Call the St>\\·port llarbur branch
offlct', 207 l8la.nd A\·e., Harbor
I~.
·t
Pespite a month of pl Jgging by the Santa Ana News-
p.oper, the Santa Ana Red Cross Branch collected less than
500 copies -in a much later city.
This tremendous resp nse to . a small news item--,
which was buried on page ..--------------~
-proves th•t people REAii>
every inch of the Ha~bcr
area's only official newt
papers, the NEWS TIMES
and the PRESS.
A second story on page
of the PRESS last Thursdat
over the weekend broughtJ'
an additional 250 books.
For complete news a
advertising c o v e •a g e if
Newport Harbor there ca'
be only one answer , .. th;
NEWS • TIMES , the PRES3
and the POST . SHOPPIN6
NEWS. j
• I
. The ONLY
Complete Coverage,
Official Ne'W9p&pers
ID Newport Harbor
NEWPORT-BALBOA
NEWS-TIMES ' I' Every· Taeeelay ,
'
NEWPORT •BA\' POST i
SHOPPING NEWS, I
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, ~,PRIS$ .
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'l'olal ~l'Adl Wtiek
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AMERICAN RED CROSS.
•DUTH&•N O~ANDE COUNTY CHA~&R
·NEWPDRTI HARBD" BRANCH
BALBOA, CALl,.ORNIA
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' Sept. 8, 19ll!l,
Y.r. Ru11ell L. Dietrich, ldf tor,
1<8"port Balboa •n-••Tl••• 1
2211 Balboa Bl"4.,
Ne~ort lleach, Cal~ornia,
Dear Hr. Dietrtch1
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The Bewport Barbor Braijch of the .Alnerican Bed Cro11 vt1he1
to thAnk 7ou and 70\IJ' etatt 1tor the vondertul publicit7 giTen u1
in the •..,t-Tl•• and \he JJ9wport ·Balboa Pre11.
The rempon•• to our lue1t tor B1111t&ll Book• for 1ez:ylc••n
being •hipped to Korea, ~:"'been out1tall4lnc.
1
la1t •Mk our Motor Col'P• 4-l1Tere4 564 book• to Yictor DaTenport,
Red Crott P1el4 Director at •ll 'fllro Mulne Ba••· Be a1kff u1 to pleue
continue_ \hie 4r1•e ut~l 1'rtber notice,
I. Ve rece1•e4 al.Mllr u il?S boob 1ll a 11ngli ·aq tr010 \he people
Sn the Barbor ·-•· ·
' Th•nldng JV1l 'Ajlllln tor ,~, tine c:ooperatlon, . I .
• ,.,,, ,\ · 1111cen17 JOIU'9•
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II 1 «ft AllD Jl'OCJl9
wiil, 'nu; PllllUION or -
'!fbO iremoft4 tw9 lleub \!!Wt.la
~ ~· ~ on J'l'Way, filepl-1, at tlle (9c>t ot Coronado St.,
f,1eue re~ the one towel wi~ ....... ...a and blaclt oquarea to
Kra. Roy E. Has, Glo•<!on-
C&lit., C. 0 , D. No qutll\QP•
uj<ed. 'Towel 18 -k .. poako. 13p19
LOST~Man'a Swtu wr\st watcll,
on beach at Ametbyat a Horth
Bay, Balboa lllend. J'rlday
morning. Reward. · Return to
1111 N o. i!v ~ Jlalboa l»-
land. Harbor 1170. 14c18
Be wiae-tell peopte-advertlM!
. -
1.....0..-utJW• •
REMOVAL SALE
M<!vma to smaller quart.ere,
~uat . dlapoee of· ezceas
atocll at
Big Reductions
UP TO 25 'Yo OFF
DRESSES, sizea 11·
22 'h, abeere, cottons. ~
seya and crepes.
' ' ALL KINDS OF DENIMS
· Bathing suits and Shorts
. '
~IN ... .w.J tWe to tmroU i
\n ~boa i'Qwer Sq\latVan
FREE PILO'l'ING COUllSEJ
Held )londa,y lligbta
at Bilbo& Y acbt Club
7t~ P. M.
• I
arn ~ore about eompetant & safe bpatir\g
' l'!;~~!!_!M!!!DllVS~;:!!_!':!:J-\~N.o~U~a~1S6 ~al,~ 1
' The Thrift Shop w..-,· .. -' ;·~
15 12nd. BL, Ne'l!J'Orl Btecl> ---~ ¥oot • ...._ fl· _., .... IA .~~ llPl¥t
Aida Loeel Charitlllll WM or G...,..S or <!!> e _...,._
.
N~~D~
DE14\'ERY NOW! ! !
Just received my August aUotmeQt
:ae.ttef late than never!
Not belieyina' In taking orden OD Cl\)'8 that I was
not eure of getting; theee fine new StlXleblt.llera
are available for cash, trade, or telTIUI.
YOU NAME IT. b11t blll'11 !
NO INCltJlASE IN P~Clil. 4~ Y~.
JOii: NlC~ at\J~ba~er Dlt".
;iilli ~POl\T tu.VD., ~l'Ol\T BEACH
By LJdo illltr11DCe Pl\<llle Qubl>r filO
J
\
,_,. ccmtrtbut!Qno ot dl.o-1111 Tele~ D.Uf9..~ +ucled clothlal', flunlture, di.ob i'UJ<Q8. U0 N . KalA. laata 1----------------------
and -can Hu. 1f5T-W .... 4loq ... Eleclrlc Orpa. Ill ...... -........ HQ-om " 4PU'l'ISSNn • -
Har. OTe.I 91p88H ~ 4 Pl4HO '5 pq mQ. 4U "" = ' "• • =" = o:; -s • ,. ~· • ...
-t ot term a11owoe1 "" P"" Balboa Is1-nd YllARLY-
~ l\.\N•SCHlllDT Pu.NO
00. QQ N. MalD, .8fta Au-
S~ECI,i\LS EµlCTIUC OR<UNll. ~ °"" ll·n New Furni·ture for s1s9, another s22s . AnQtber
· hla-h r;rade, beautltul, )llke new,
t of drawen blonde or ma ~t a big saving. For church or
llMutlfUl • -"""'· 3 balh -e lD fln_. loo:\tloa. C9mplettlJI
fl.-~ tlGO roont.A. wlnte.r
rental.
MVen.I 2 bed.J;oom
t\4nlls!led. Bendix.
\ll'lNTSR-
lloueu -A pta. from $55
• · 0 orace Nelda Stanley :Hadfield M•• t
210 MARiNE A VE .• Balboa r.1and aze Gibson
JENN'S
pny .......... '. ................... $11.95 home .. DANZ-SCHMI::: PIANO
p form rocker .................... $29.60 Nit OMROAN co., San Ana. 520
di . ain. Cor. 8th. y t erma.1-------------1 ome nette set, 6 pc. UXE
Phone Harbor 21) 304 ~ MARINI:
Balboa Island . ~~~~~-~~--r----,~...,.~~~~ ...... ~~~-tt-8CBOOL-JN8TllUCl'ION
flENTALS
RENTALS
RENTAL~
""911 lD tbe claaolfled '!""Uo•
of today'll Press for a cotnfillet"
U.U.1 of · reot&b. Three tull
colum.aa of adt preaent the ~e.r to your houalnc ~ul~
T za Wlliether you waat a
..,_ .,. a palace you'll ft.ad u.
'9ted la. our c lualfied columu.
~ta.ls 11.sted co\•er all sectlon11
" the clty from Seaehoft Col-
.. )' to Corona del M» and
4l<>ela M-
(Jlasslfied Index
10 Bm1De98 Golde
11 Bulldlnc Matertall
u Bulldlnl' Servlceo
H h"""'81o
15 Share Your Cu
18 TralMlpoft&Uon
1'1 Rooftnc Coatracton
18 Beauty Aids
18 Upboloterl"I'
%0 HeaJtb Aldll
%Z Loflt and Found
U School, lnAtn1ctlon
%8 SltuaUou Wan~
%9 H elp Wanted
so Sale, --SO-A Swapo
SI Wanted to Boy
.S! Furniture for Sale
S!-A Antlquee
S3 Boa .. , Supplle.
M Mwdcal, Rad.lo
M Dop, C.ta. Peh
S6 Poultry. Rabbit.
S1 Uve.tock
S8 Special AAnounoemeat
40 BW&lneM Opportunltlea
4% Wanted to Kent
C.S A part men ts and Housett
44 Rooms for Rent
43 Rent. l\llscellaaeou9
48 Room and Board
4'7 Truck•
48 Automobltefl., TltN
U Autot1 Wantf'd
60 Auto Servloe
51 Trallen
5! AlrplanM
M Mont>y to Lo8.n
68 M onPy \VantNI
6'1 Real F ... tat" Wanlt>d
69 Ranchellii, A ctt.'81"'
80 Income Property
81 Real Estate Exeh&nl'e
M Real Estate
-USINESS GUIDE
1-U~BS GUlPll JACK ELFORD, L.C. V., vlDlln ID·
------------1trucUon. Former broadcuier
COMPLltTE HOUBlil CLmANING BBC Loudon Symphony or·
eenlce. Jliu.miture and rup cheetra. Fee. moderate. Har.
-pooed. ,_ ntlmatD-2ftl. llplO
Full,y -
Al's :House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
--llll 12tfc
FRED W. SN!ILL
Painting Contractor
DOCKS and~
lbterlor &ad lnt•nor ptnUn~
o,nd paper~-
127141 E . 2otb St.. Cost& Meu
Beaccn 8441-J
Stfc
MOVING?
:Harbor Transfer
[LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE
Phone Bea. 8927 or Bea. atn-M.
1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
20c21H
Classified ads cost little. do much.
1%-BUILDINO IEBVlCW:S
PAINTING
EARL S:HEFLIN
273 Palmer St., C0&ta Meaa
Bea. 5457-M 94c9
Ii. Ii. :HOLBROOK
DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
A Prompt
Repair Service MalDtalnocl
Phone: Barbor 1•1a.w
2801 B&lbo& Blvd., Newport Beach
INTERIOR -EXTERIOR
PAINTING
LlCENSED -· INSURED
Glenn Johnston
~01 -3l~t St. Newport Beach
Z3-&ITUATION8 W~D
WASHING or moNJNG In m7
home, fthlabed or ""'111 drJ. By
P,!eot or hour.. Plume B•non
4203-J. 71tfc
Mrs. Britt's Nursery School
Houns-e .
-'40 mo. full time
•• mo. halt clap
Care b.J week. day or hour.
701 Ji(usuerlte, Co1'11Da de! Mar
Barbot 870-J
T7c78H
. .
Real ~t&te Saleaman
Wanted
P~Qgt"eulV• a.ew otttce can UAe
m~ . .worpan !&leaman or
b . Some experience re-
qut ed. 1 usy office. Well lo-
cated a.n establlahed buainee.1 .
ror interview Write Box H -2
c/o thi8 paper. 13c15
NURSEMAID, live l.n
Permanent. Ph. Bea.
or out .
6388-M.
13cl~
WANTED-Woman dl8h w.,aher
and kitchen helper. W eek endl.
Harbor 965 after 5 a. m . or
Beacon 6488-W aner 8 p. m.
13c16
SCHOOL GIRL lo live In . Nk:e
home and salary. Har. 7U-W.
13cU
EXPERIENCED housekeeper, 3
school-age cbildren-no heavy
cleaning. l.Jve in, salary opeo.
Phone H arbor 2130 14~16
WANTED Il>\MEDIATELY -
Housekeeper 5 days a wk. Uve
out. Phone Harbor 1296-J after
$ p. m . 14c15
Harboii. 2297-J ------------
13p26
Painting by "P ..\ T "
13 years Service ln Harbor Area
Call Sat. &: Sun., Beacon 60~-J
288 • 22nd St., Coata Meaa
CARPENTER woRJC, truck and
power tools. Union scale or
bid on job. Harbor 1164-M.
1~ :-,..:,_, • • .,;1 3c l8 ' '
CARPENTER
I Neat f inishing and r emodellng. I
also lay aaphalt tile and lnsta.U
CARD SALESPEOPLE $$$$
Sell outstanding value Chriatmu
Cards, 50 for $1 . Beat proflla
kl Weal. 7 money-making Im-
print lines. Many other fast
sellen. Sen a at Ion a I vs.Jue
"8sortmenta on approval. Im-
print Sampl .. FREE! EXTRA!
$1 AtldreN BQok, "H ow to Earn
$1 000, FREE! No exper ience
neeeded. Write NOW! Western
· :-~~ ~blJ,ahera_. 261 :· S. Spring
·lit.1,., Dt!J:!ti N·, Los1 ..&.::ngelea.
12pH
1605 W . Balboa. Blvd .. rtn a; tt 'S9 ao DEL 2 bdnn. tum. dpx.. apt. sp I~ ma reeaea ,.., GREAT GRAND PIAN BALE! Immaculate, homey • fireplace,
Phone Harbor 2950
Newport Beach Harbor 2125 ywood bed tram ... metal $0.95 Steinway, Kim ball, ! Knab e, yard, garage. Leue $100 mo.
U tea cart.a ...... $9.98 ,. 114.96 Cable, Wurlitzer, Lester. Schoff Adulta. 423 Maril'old, Corona. FOR RENT IN CORONA DEL
MAR: attractive home, 2
bdrma. and den. Furnished ex-
cept for a few Items. $100 a
month. Vacant Jot adjoinlDg
may b4!! ~ed tor garden.
FINE TABLE TOP RANGE--
self Ushtera, large oven, cash
New and Uaed Furniture Bros., Heni-y F . Mfller a.nd del Mar. l4pl5H
• many otbera. Priced.1 at 1 $39!5.
$485, $685 a.nd up. Reeondltlon-
ed, like new! Easy
1
term•·
DANZ -SCHMIDT B g Plano
Store. 520 N . Main, Banta Ana,
price. '46. ,Waahlng m&ch., good Pale's :Furntt\lre
motor, Slti cub. 8-08 Narcllaue, 19f9 Harbor Blvd. Bea. 5107-W
Corona del Mar. 14p1&
U~ED AXMINSTER RUG, 12 by
HIAWA'MIA SCOOTER -u• !719 . Uke new. can Har. ~4. once, SlOO. Ph. A:arbor 1970-R. 14cl5
\4elD1--;,,..-...,..---------
comer 8th St.
LOVELY ROME SIZE [ GRAND
·Pfano in tine condttlon $495.
Terms $~ down and $20 per
month at SHAFER'~ MUSIC
CO. (Since 1907 ) 421 f._o. Syca-
more, Santa Ana. KI., 2-0672.
.
COLDllPOT REFRIG., 6 cu. ft.,
5, yra. old, $100. fOI • ltUI,
Ntwport Beach, Harbor &tU-W
after 12 noon. 1-tcll .
GAUER &: SA TrLllR white
table top autom,ttc atove. fh.
Harbor 152()-J . l•\fc
O"KEEFE lk MERRITI' elec. re-
frigerator In very cood. condi-
tion, $40. Phone Beacon ION-W.
itvll
.
Good Values in
Used ~efi;igeratora
General Electrics,
Westinghouse, Copeland,
Coldapot and many other
famoua mu~.
$4{l.50 & up
S'l1ROOT'S
TeWinltle :Hardware
1802 Newport Blvd. Co.et& M'.eu
~n5~
AWNINGS
:::Jf.::--,Pl.4:::--:-::Yll=OO,M=-:---:R-:-a-n"d-ao_m_e-i SPINET PIANOS. AD tamoua
"°'t.b,tf ~. two s tools and makes and alzee, $295, S395 and ~~ ca~t. Only SM. lOl up. Di.9contlnued mOOels, new
~ J'root, Balboa lBland. &nd used. DANZ-SCHMIDT Big
r~ 2007-~. 14cll P iano Store. 100 pltyl<>e fl"om
which to choose. 520 f"lo. Main,
Santa Ana, cor. 6th. SEl.t·{NO ALL NOW
lJ • nil., bedrm. kitc hen, nun-
pry' turn. Kitchen ware, clotbu,
ttc. WW go th is week. 603
rem.le&!., C.D.M. Har. 2949-M.
. 13c15
BA¥BOO ll4TfAH SHOPS
lPl•te llDe, factory-to-you.
U ·I da\IY 6 ~ Bank ennc. Z73 Ocean A. va., Laguna
acb.. Uc
Do/ AN with matdd:DJ di.air, 2
4~BUSU.'E8S Opportu tleo
IDEAL FOR COlf PLE
Venetian Blind and Shad~ business
Well l!!llabllshed mon~ maker.
Full price. 13500 1orner will
teach busine.ss) !
HARBOR lNVESTMf CO
30th at Newport Blvd.. ar. 1600
11 c12
d port&We M,by w&Uer. Ph. ~WAJ'.ITED TO KE~ ~w end tables. 1 floor lamp,
arbor 3016-W. · 13c15 •---~-----~--MAN with dauc'bter 8 fa . wants
p JhLCo BEJ'IUO. 2 yea.rs old, small house or apt. ar New-
UOO. ~ woot~ ~ .. 2 port a-rammar achoo ~5
r•. old, .. 0. Chelr' A: ottoman, mo., yearly. Har. 308 1 J . 14c l 5.
5. New Hollywood twin beds -~----
;omplete SIOO. Harbor 25114·R ~ kntJ M~~=ln~~n~t -M~te~YU nd Barbor 438-J. 13pl5 Pre>Llenqm
Free Estimates .. Patio Fum M VlNG -Daveno set, dlnln&' U
~pert RecoveriDr m. table Ir: 4 chatrs, low cheat, 4
SANTA ANA \able top stove. tablea, ml.le. ftl.!f lf:.\51 I !! I~ lj .urnlture &: clothing. M>6 W. ______ = " • _ •
TENT & AWNING ray Ave., Balboa. Har. 1393·J U-APARTMENT8 .. [HOUSES
al.nee 1920 KI 2-3&6i5 16c ~
1626 S. MAIN, SANTA ANA i-1 ... ltled ado are read by folks RENTAL 11 ~· w are looking to buy. ~
BAR-7 rt. custom built. leather SP-:<'CIAL. I . TS
uph. with back bar. ~ cond. ~ io;
No stools, $50. Ph. Har. 3069-R BOAT!, SU PPLIES Call Edna era.tr.
' 1:\PR ' r"'.hrysler li)ngines Linwood Vick, ~ltor .
Launderall completely automatic I Used Balboa Island. Har. 2~42 32cM
Wuher [ $94.50 Crowns -Royals 1 See John Harvey
DA VIS-BROWN CO . at Seamtt
1885 Harbor Blvd. , Costa Meaa 06 ,.v.. ... .,., AT
· : tt--.cOn. 8821 " "-"1.41'. • , , " • ' ' ,.,..... • . ' ' NJ:\VPOR't-':il~t:H
7-tt. USED SERVEL refrigerator, PH. BE.AaJN &'771 Ztfc $70.
MODERN l, bedrm. ap
atre u,tWtlea paid.
yearl,)'. Inquire Apt.
pl)in ApU!, 160~ W.
! : .~ '.· '-1 ! . ' I ,· I • t: . 'l ~\<
. Frl&'d·
per mo.
' 3. Doi·
a Blvd.
4ttc
~ALBdK l>e~n . 111 bt-~2 bedroom
apt. very attra~\.:vt.:y 1orn1ahed.
Winter or yearly. Reasonable.
Har. 3019-R. ; TFC
ATTRACTIVE 1 bedrm. upper
apt. for a married couple. Aleo
I bedrm. lower apt. to bUAineaa
couple. ISept. 15 . June 15) Fitzmorris R~altv Co.
117 Sapphire, Balboa Island. R eal Eatate and Buaiileas 'Brokers
Harbor 1520-J. 14tfc 813 Coaat Blvd. H&rbor 2152
BALBOA IS.. tum. yearly, $95 Corona del Mar
month. Muter and small bed· Multiple Listing Realtors
room, gar., paUo, elec. refr ., 14c15
wash. mach. Near ahop. distric t ------------
and beach. Tenant ran aubleue NE'OVJ>oRT APT. $45 mo. utll.
in summer for 1400 a month. incl. Small, charming. suitable
Ha. 2128-M · T.F.C. tor 1 or 2. Call Harbor 3173-W.
14pl6
Winter Yearly ------------
1 i>Jirm . Apt ..... $30 $ 45 FURNISHED 3 RM. APT. Elec.
1 bedrm. Apt ..... 45 60 retrig. Util. paid. $45 month
2 bedrm. Apt ..... 45 60 to June 15th. 301 E . Bay Ave ..
4 bedrm. Home .. 80 120 Balboa. Harbor 1959-J. 14c l6
See Mrs. Conrad at 312 Alvarado •
Place, Balboa. Harbor 2496-J .
14pl6H
AVAILABLE YEAR'S LEASE-
compl. furn. 2-bdrm. home, ex-
ceptionally nice-fire place.
furnace. has guest faciliUe1,
encl. patio. gar., gardner and
utll. pd. 205 Crystal (Little)
Balboa Island. l4c16
UNFURNISHED 3-room apt ..
newly decora ted, 1 blk. to center
of Costa Mesa. $45 mo. Adults.
FURNISHED 2 bedroom apt. up~
stairs, 145 mo. yearly on Weal
Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Phone
Harbor 2888-W. lfcl8
NICE COTI'AGE. furnished. Bal·
boa Island, 1 bedroom A 11lee1t-
ing porch, $50. winter rental.
\\1ater paid. Also rear cottage,
$3:i. 118 Emereld Ave., Bal-
boa Island. 14pl8
Winter Rental
1 no pet.a. 1876 Fullerton A,.., ..,.. __ l o June 30 Co1ta Meaa. 1'-ci.f
----------. -"'.tb6 Coral Ave. Balboa Island qoRONA DEL MAR-New -.
furnished 2-bdrm. house. ':S~"l'wo full bedrooma, 2 Datha. En-
. rumpwi room. · Lease. P . clmed patio, .cabana, $75 per
Harbor 2288. l kl
CORONA DEL MAR-unfumlah-
; ed apt.. breakfast rm. Lease.
, Phone Harbor 2288. 14cl6h
2-BEDROOM furnished house.
i. 7~0 W . Ocean Front-$50 and I utilities, until May 1. Phone
Placentia 6101. 14pl8 •
month. Can be seen \.\'f"ek ends.
14c16
$30 TO $4 5 MONTH
Furnished 2 and 3 room apts ..
wi th bath. elec. refrig., utllll.
paid. Winter rentals. lCM East
Bay Ave .. Balboa. 16pl7
FURN. 5-room house in center ot BALBOA ISLAND-Modern apt.,
Balboa, $60 mo., yearly. Phone I winter 150 mo. or yearly $65.
' Mclntrye, Sun.set 26822. 13pl5 Utllitie1 included. call Beacoo
8286-W 13cl5
WANT TO SHARE m)' ocean
front apt. with working girl or
I woman. CbM.p rent. Separate
bed.rm. Harbor 1765-J ·after 6
p. m . 14cl6
CHARMING 3-room apt .. Sept.
1 11 t o June l~. S70. including
utilities. 210 Pearl St .. Balboa
DELUXE furnished 2-bdrm. apt.,
Canal frontage. bar kitcben
knotty pine living room, flre-
pb ce, garage, auto wa.aher.
$70 pel).mo. to July lat. tOlO
Rive r CA. ve.. Newport Beach.
Harbor 2062-M. 13lfc
I Ialand. , 14c15 BAL. ISL.. furn l bdrm. bouse,
" :r• , 'm<-"'-''·'""'• . tire p~; ·J&r,;1ccmple~~.fonced u IO 'A'Yt'>-.-""'·~.! w•i• · ln yard "and """'°'cli!<~ 1-. alh~'l!:nd 'Pri ... ah ent:.n.8.a. $40 ai5'"Mo.' H&n ~ne-""r., ...,.._ J1;pll
o. See at 516 ~~ Narclsaus,
Corona del Mar. Owner 162 FURNISHED 2 RM. APT. UUL
------------sheet tile.
RELIABLE PERSON to he I p
wl\b house ~d c~dren. Llve
in. S&O mo. Harbor 1~2-R .
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Ferguson lidwe. ·co.
2205 Balboa Blvd.
22 FT. FISHING BOAT, Chryaler
arlne e.ngtoe. at Newport.
e beat otter or swap for
'jOUM trailer or a bout 12 toot qt equal value, $900. E . V.
arka, ~78-34th St., Riverside.
10pl8
I Flower. Costa Mesa. 14c16 pald. Year round rental, f3:i
mo. 10~ W . Baiboa Blvd. 14pl8
BICYCLES
Rent • RepaJr • Sen
Schwinn dealer
Parta and acceMOriea
RAY KIMPLll
Apt. 3, ahin8)ed bou.ae rear
2248 Newport Blvd., Co.ala Mesa
Phone Beacon &431
2c3R
Phone Har. 118 Newport Beach
18<1'
WHIZZER motor bike. xlnt cond.,
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YEAR 'ROUND Ri: AL
A-1 bed.rm .. &arage, r Jood
channel beach, $60. I
B-2 bednn., central ITUon on
Balboa Blvd., $M mo.
i OMAN would like to share her
attractive house with Woman. FURNISHED new 2 rm. cottage.
Ha.a garage. phone, piano. 718 $35 mo. Alao new 2 bedroom
Heliotrope. Corona del Mar. tum. hou.ae, ff-0, unfum. $.50
lfpl5 mo. Very nice surroundingl5.
------------1741 Pomona Ave .. Costa Mesa.
the Press ads. Ace Key Service 1 -People do read
~ Main, Balboa Har. 1199 1
ff-8~ Jl4Ul(lEUANEOU8
Television Service
RADIO REP AIRS
Maple dinette table, $10. 1204 E .
Balboa Blvd., Balbo&-HarbOr
1395-J 13p15
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OKS-SEA BOOKS Phone Harbor 2 6 F!URNJSHED apt., eecond floor
t o.n water. lovely view. gara£'e,
Beacon 1747-J. lltfc
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41c42H 14-PERSONALS L&.rry Ewen • • Harold Ba.mm
TechntctaM
A Clr\e •look of boob on r.11 yacht·
GI!: AUTOMATIC i k dlah lh• IJUbj,ct.-Plu.1 all curnnt . . • r -In • Ludl u~--SMAW. FURN. ROUS ' 1 01 ,
· 2 or 3 adulta. $60. Cla.e to
Richards ltfarket, theatre and
bus. 61 T -~8th St., Nwpt. Bcb.
YEARLY-Cloae in unall well
tumlahed waterfront cottac"e In
immaculate condltion, NiO 010.
Lea•e not required. ~=====
Use
Classified
Ads
to sell your car
to find a buyer
for your home
to n!nt your ap~
.. to dispose OI
fltrnltur ~ and
homehold goods
you no longer,
a....t. I
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job I
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Newport Hart.cw ,.. .... ,c
~ 2211 Balb~ B v4if.
·Newport le•
Ph. H•rbor I
n1EE CHECKING SERVICE
RAVB:'YOUR WATCH TESTllID
m;,sA lliDJ0 .6 'lillLaVWON
100 Broa~, 0. ¥. B.ee, ll!Ql-1
15.0t.{c
wuber, combination with dls-.. ..n1 --...3 • adulte. MS per mont ' utUltlea
pao-11-0 •• only The Islanders pt,ld, 2 blocks from ler. 1,10 · Harbor 891-W. tfc
I P'OR ACCURACY ON OUR NEW
'l'DDl KASTER Ferg\l&On lid we. Co. 21 Karin•, B&tboa i.. H&r 11141 eo..n Ave., Newport Harl"'r l B Fr ~206 Balboa Blvd. 80c81B 1oos-w. 13JI5 ido Is e ay ont NEWPORT ISLAND -Wlnte.r
renta.l. Lovely 1 bedrm. water-
front apL GaJ"t.l'e. MO month.
Teachen preferred. WALLACE .CALDER~ Jeweler
all work done ln our own Mop
llT OOUt Blvd., Corona de! Kar
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EVl'JRY'TQDJO Phone Har. 116 Newport Beach -WIN'l'ER----RllNT--AL----81-i&-lt _to _a ... ,_ " winter rental&. bay front, 1 A: 3
FOR YOUR TRAILER UclG LEi\ VINO FOR COLLICQE-Muat · bedrm. turn. cpta. Prlv. -ch.
WE FILL BUTANE and . .II Mercury aallboa.t lncoma land. nJcely turn.. 1 ~-t . $80 and up. M5 Vla Lido Soud.
PROPANE T~ Ew Spln4ry, la.te model; like g1ete. Excellent condition.-Bar--; Wa«r flQD.t &Qd % b lrf'U\ Harbor 2.:i6,2, Bar. 2tl4-M. tfc
Complete lnetallatloa, repair new ;.tn. Owner, 80 Olive KW =L ~°':" J~ 15, $70 flJ: YEARLY-Clooe In 1. bedrm. apt.
$45 mo., uUL lncl. 1
AleobolQ .\i)onyqioqs
Write P. 0 . Boll 191'
Balboa l81a.od, Calif.
Phone Kimberly 3.5393
and .. nice of Lil Trailer $119.95 l\l0&4. Sant,& Barb<.ra. 13pl6 1 =<I G ri.al 2 BR. FURN. HOUBJ:.-.-Oanal fl'., Eq\lltrlPMDt. mo. Apt. at U .,. ~ po mo. incl uUL {winter). He~ & ~~el ~¥.Purter DAVI. S-BROWN co. PAim CHRTSLllR Karine RoJal o,mer GL&dstone
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See Mau Dlcluon, 3113 New·
port Blvd., Newport 8cb. 14cl5
UNFURN. i 'bed~ bouae, J7~
mo. yearly et 119 a 30th. New-
port. P1L owner Garden Grovf"
:16406. 1¥16
auG ~~~TERY 1n1 BARBO• BLVD. WRECKING BUILDING ~Harbor lM&-KK. 13;<15 '~"!:-=.:nlc:= ., iifi3 1 =.:.:y~ =le.M~ a1s!:
We •peclaliJle lD doanlq Jlnp ~ W°"" "'--.._ ~1\0 Lul"ber for Alo. ~ 8LIP8 FOR RmNT, $20 per
6 Upbolatery only. Done lD ~ Bal~· Yacht Bafin ~--H n. ,..,.. boat wlUl NEwroRT HmGHTS.., .... UDflf'llo .. 'I~ KO. PERKAKJ:NT Nfttal
rlJRNISHED Studio Apt. with
kltclaeattte. uw. rum. ·Garve
if ded'red.. :f\ne for bacllelor or
t...i>era. 111 • 3i,t lilt., Now· Bay.Ide Drive $415. Mobile Dock, Bal-i b°"""' I bdrm., 2 -lo~ turn. newly -~led I bed·
1QW' O"Wfl". iMPe \Mltrc U. .,..._ Ila. ft-~ 1 s... 47 th Pll. Harbor 13.f.2, W . H . Sm.Ith arbor 2'720. 16e17 f view. tll Redlanct., pt. ta. rooma, 1up llvlnl' roo~ and
OU8 llILDB: 8)'11tem. •t. ou"~ '-"'-"'~ 1"-15 1.1 lll kltch Ulil -•• ..,.._. n>r P'rff ntlmatu ph. HANLSA'S • YnL ~~ .:;Ji" .. .,. . ~-11 . BOAT, WbcoNlln Inboard .. ',_. --------+--;~ en. . ....---.e. '
R. "--• " '.. _,...,. ,....., ' """" -. '-l laundry room. foncod play y&..s BALBOA IS~ o.Jwte 2 Br. Beaooo llH· _. --.!JAKEB, chlld'• rodtor, -m tor, ..-~· -· • 11th st,._ ' Balboa Perun' WA I for cblldNI\. BhM Top Molal. Vpper Apt.,' Martoe 4ve. near nno. pull .... _ cu""111 i-. owport Bead>.. lllpn -r •01 N~ Bl•d: lluat ·'"'"'e ·
port. Rarbot' 311>-J. Uc16
ft/.NI) P~ SIQ1t'l;;S ,--_, ••--·-.-· ...-· boY. -.i "!W· •14Aat1Jo nun. . . . . , Bar-""• ;,.. • . l!lf.erwprtn~ mattrw. .. ~: ..,..... A . Quilt 2n4 floor U.., ....._). • • • ~o a.a.cS piaAb. Adulta Qlll7. f\00
Bl..._ llncUie, lamp shadea, 6......,, -.I 11\9!18 ~and bed, dbl.. e SADIO , .... ot -&¥ lla .. 2 mo, tt· y-!,euo, lac. vtlllt(eo.
_,_, .-•-·e&C . •1'~ a Ylolln :; :""~~ I -~ 11::-;i:;·~~~-,;::; ~ ,,..,._ flO wltll 11111.
~~~~ronsCHRlSTmai<e Used Refrigeial:ors ,_B b Jlalboa Blvd., NOWJ>ll1,' :! ~· ~~ ·-·-. .~. b•-• -··-• Bt!~~1p~ 0 ALtlO aT\ll>ro +.Pl'· 1ower.
:t~"ibNS NOW! '41.911. TWO CAXP! Bl:DS lD ,Ol'Y l'ood • ',_, ! t ml, '3 per W. 1--. -~":=~ '""°l>Plnl' dlllrict. s.r. -R. -_, uu,a. HtU
eoi · w1u. l'tbullt un1t---. -two .-"' to • mo. ,....t """'-"' r-;;.1 -. ~ mes a ~ fll.nlloll.l.i • ., ... Phone Ve-Vi, Ha.rbor 0382-R c11pot, Price ¥plet. la flt. 1121 llllCllN I"!"!"''• at SHU-i, ~_I!!~ .!:'!:.,tll. 1 -;,.--.,,~--~~---~ 1y reatal. 905. ubo lit., New· -----------~--...!'8~.· _,_ wt·~ _,,.,;. ~--~ a-,......, Pia. . JllNm 00. ---. VELY 2 bedroom turn. home port Bolch I I Rp15 ~ --,._. --ua-r x. Uc < ~> m Jfo. s-tm & Ila._ ---· Ho -1-111"ii'mTim:=iW1fi"p.tN.!iw1
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,_ --....... OolCa -D. M. l'or Info. ft. .... '41• 1-!W} -Ho. ~ uu.. cau Bolcon w. I -tu llubJ Aft., -.
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BLANCHE . GATES·'RealtOr
Clayton Low I _.:. Frank ~riJll I
311 Marine v~}, Balboa Island
Ph. Har: 1871 iir · 2 • Harbor 748-M evenlnp I •
BAY FR. Pier & i'I. Ch&Z'UL 5 B. R., 3 ba. !um.
home. Patio, I. pr. Sacrifice ~000.
'11;'750. Attractive
rm. frpl.,. patio,
tlon. Terms.
B. R. home. Extra lge. Uv.
g&rl\ge. Fenced, X!Jrt. loca·.
I J,ll,iJi(IO. Duplex oo ttle Isl 3 B. R. eacli. New
and charm. furn shed. Good terms.
li&lOON BAY. • Bay Fr. home. 4 B. R.
3 ba. Large pua I room. Gar. dlsp., auto.
diah....,her, W. 'tcben. Patio PLUS 2 B. R.
~pt. Both places beaut. furnished. 3 car ~llT.
About 2 yrs. Designed, built and furn.
Wied for · um comfort and beauty.
2aeri!ioe price. I
LISTINGS w ANTED
BLANCHE AJ. GATES -Realtor I
G.· N.
Broker
WEt,.LS
Bi: .A.ss_oc.
, Cost& Mella
'lb~ Be$t ToWl) on Earth . •'
· 'VACANT
II.JV.ND .~w a ~room bl>me·
I.Arp ""'1bl• -· A. 141.000 borne tor $7,900. Good t.e.J'Q:M.
· Better look e.t
·This One!
EAST SIDE---Cloae iP, 2 bedrma.
Guest house-. extra lot.
All for $6750 ..
Don't Rent
VERY ?lllCil 2 bi:dr..ocim hom.11.
C9Dlpletoly tu~ed. Walkinr
dJii:tADce t.o atore. blvd., .elc.
Price $7450
$1000 Down
Don't Mlijs Thi,s
TWO ROMES ON l LARGE LOT
$300 Down -PTice $9,500
Close to School '49 PLY. "SPl!lCIAL DLX. Si;:b.
A sparkling 1'>W mile.ge_:'belgo" '!I
Beaty from a fine home:
ACRE-I bedrm. Guest house.
Price J,&,~ 112.50 Down
PLENTY ot good re ntalB available · $1775
yq&rjy or .. uonaJ. Flmlillhed '48 PLY. "DELUXE CPE"-'l'ery
Pr unturnlah.ed. SfO and up. sblll'P. If its a e«iart 'J,lU.le pqat
The John Vogel Cb.
• offica to serve you
Phone Harbor 14~
l6cl7
we, cpe y'°u want, thlil ls it!
$1195
'46 Clfli:V. TUDOR. ~!Uo. &c.
(~t.e -) 1'bl4 popi,1,ar -I &11 UJ)m-l>le ~-
Business Property
POTEN-TIA..L Income $290 to $330
per mo. ·Price $115..000. No tele-
phone infonna.Uon.
G. N. Wells, Realtor
and Associates
179:0 Newport Blv.d., Co8ta. Meaa
Phone Bea.con .5111 YIJBN. 2 bedroom. apt. SeiiveJ.
. C l o • ~ to everyt.bJ.ng. 700
lldiotrope, CoN>fla del Mu.
Phooo Har-211i5-J . ltlcl7
G~ '9day f,f>r J• ------------
... Ill> 45 FT. WT, 700 blo<k Orchid
LIDD ISL.it---$120 month. Furn.·
!shed 3 bedrooms, 1 '% baths, 3
car garage. Ph. Harbor 3 l~·M .
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4'P.!05 Ave., Corono <lei ~ar. · (eaot
'41 CHEV. SED. R I< H (Bai·
front). Price $3000. Phone Haf'·
bor 4.01. lip16
boa blue} Looks good-drives -------------
good-priced rig.bl!
$665
FOR RENT -Furnished yearly '40 PI,.Y. SEP. RI & H , etc. NEW
$5850
FURNISHED
rental. 2 bedrooms, $~ a montJt MOTOR in 1EM7. Smooth run-TWO BEDROOM HOU SE. Bal-
Ocean front, Newport Beach. nlng-easy drlv•ng economy . cony. New redwood siding.
Harbor 11~4-M. l~p~ car Completely re4e<:orated in and
$585 out. Stall shower. 1.21 -4'4lb ONE BEDR,Jif. fumiah.ed b.ouse. S N rt B h T t., ewpo eac . ennB.
Newport. H.e.lc-hte. Annual rent-Co1,1rt.eay to brokers. Open for
al. Nice yard. Ocean vjew. !30 '3$ CHEV. TUDOR SED. Very inspection week ends. Owner-
Tustin Ave .. Newport Heights. neat and r~table older car ATlantlc ,0-2138. l~pl'i' J 1n top running condlUon! ------------
-YEAR ___ L_Y_3_r_m-.-.-p-t.-f-urn-ish-'-ed $285 .
incl. ulil. $75 mo. Also studio
turn. apt. incl. util $~0 mo. 308
Carnation. Corona del Mar. Ph.
Harbor 0998. ll5pl T
TWO BDRM. furnished house.
Ga.rage. Ut il. Incl. W1nter , $90
mo; yearly, $LOO mo..
ALSO turoiahed 1 bedrm. a.pt.
garage. Util. lncl. Winter $76
mo.; yearly, $85 mo.
14~ W . Bay Ave., New.port Beach
15p17
CORONA DEL MAR, 1 bdrm.
funi. f ront lluplex, like new,
avail. $ept. 26. Yr. lease $76 mo.
601 Fernle&.f. Har. 629-W. lfpltS
UNFURN. Large l bedrm. apt ..
prage. Adults, $65 mo. 711~
Goldenrod, Corona del Mar.
Harbor 2915·W. 14<:18
44-ROOMS FOR RENT
'34 FORD SED. Origiaa.J FOl'd tin·
ish! 1 in 1000.
$185
BEST BUY ID
Corona del Mar
$9,650
Many Others Open to 8 p.m. NEW 2 BEDROOM. C APE 000.
6'i'-TERMS
SHA VER MOTORS
1936 Harbor Blvd. Bea. 6907
1940 FORD Station Wagon. New
e.iigine, car in excellent condi·
tlon in every respect. $495,
terms. Har. 2866-M 13c16
Two GMC 1--ton pickup truckJI,
a 1941 and a 1939.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT $496
Sunnyma.td Farms, 17th and Har·
l>or Blvd., Santa Ana.
Phone ,.Kimberly 22331 13cl.6
·ffdwd. ffoonJ. -Olever··iaundry
arrangement. Spacious k it chen.
Lots or tile. Close to every-
lhin.g.
See U. today! "' •
Earl Chamberlain
REAL EST.lTE
Lo81YJ ... Insurance ... Bulklera
500 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar
Harbor 228&
---aa..stfied ads are read by folks
who are loo.king to buy.
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JWbut Br IMiA · , ~~Be~.
Realton Helen L. L
!Coirona del Mar Harbor 1
• • roa SALf; lj!o. of IJwy. f.A e1, 2 Jieproom, Home. Full aiJle dining roo
' · Lge. .i;, R. P•~· ba~e. Garage, lawn, fence. Full. prlce--0
E Z Tel'DUI' - o ....... _ .. -.......................... -............................. $10, •
. FOR RENT 1 B. R. Furollh So. of Hwy. Garage .............................. 60.
1 B. R. i'urp. ~· wy. lw:J, utilities ...... :................................. TO.
2 B. R. hil'Jl. So, wy. Gar and Utilities ................................ 115. And many ~::~;:~E :~D~:::tE~=:· .... -··--l~
HEAD OP"FICE . I SR.UicH OFFICE
t11 Coast BD!llevard dorona del Mar F4l'Ulho1111e ¥ote1
Harbor 1037 I . Harbor 1013
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3 Bedrooms-
(a winning corn
Bathe COSTA MESd
REAL ESTAT
FRESH ,t..B BALBOA LSLAH
ENT CH4RM with wall to wa
patio, fireplace, large gariige.
S EVER PRES·
carpeting, bricked
LOW PRICE OF $14,850 in ludes lovely IMcove
1111d refrigerator.
Terms. E:gclusive
Call HUB POWEJS at
J. A. BEEK orFICE
At Balboa Island FelT}' , Harbor 63
1h ACRE
and FurnWhH ~
$6500
NICE 2 BEDRM'. HOME on lµge
corner lot , guest hou.ae. stall
·barn. Small fenced .Plflture.
$6750. f
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$1000 DoWN, $40 month. ~mall
l)bu,9e, aJ,most .new, .u.rg1' lot.
FlagBtOIU! patio, tencea. FUJ....L
PRICE $<300. I
Two bedroom okler home Uta.t. ta
furnished. Very Cood Joalily .
Garage, chlclu.vl equ1p11µ1111t auid
good soil. Thia Is an excepUoo.al
buy. Full plrce la only $66DO.
A VERY NICI!: PURNU!RED 2
BDRM. HOME on one of 1Coata
Mesa's best street.. S ye~ old,
hWd. floors, extra nice !llvlng
rm. with ftaptone tirep&aqe, big
lot, ma.ny extra.a. P'urnl.tu~ cost
$3000 new. All thla for $1 0,500
af'!d $3500 down. Just m ve in
and start livtnr. ·
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$8250
Brand new two bed.room boow
that l8 cloae to ·the bigb achoo!.
860 sq. ft. . .. &:&rage. Large
kltchen ... tile ... hardwood.
F or the mon ey . . . t.bil ii h,ard
to beat. Terl'l').8. WW G. I . or
st.a.le loan.
FUJiNISHED I lllCDRK. llO!Nm-
end a bea1.1ty! USO 811· ft. • ....
1 noon. Beaut,ll'Ul. We and
wt.118 tn bath. Spll.ClOUI tiled
kitchen. Btg living rm. wt bay.
Dining-rm. Double prage Nice
fenced yard. Near d totm
Costa Mesa.. The tum.tture t' real
nice. Im med J ate J>088CtMIOn.
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STANLEY SP~·
EXCLUS~ LISTIN<l8
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Attractive Small Home -Beacon Bay
one bedroom, la.rJ'1 uvtrw room with fireplace: kitchen )
wttta -•· .... u_ ~over wo cu pr .
.U Kl>otq plae /Merlor. i.ovely ~Oiied IJMlo. II._
...,.. aputm--p1et.o1y rumt-. Prt"" s1•.-·
Shown by •Ppo.~ -e»ll ua t.odty -Harbor 1771.
TRADE . TRADE TRADE
111441._, B!il4'W COTJ'.4QJI: pl\IO MAI IQ. ft. lndual'ial
Building &nd room ~ bf.lkl •dd'*'9nal shop. M·l Zone.
tCo,o be 0014 ~p&Tu..17). l'\lll price $ll,OOO. W.lNT 2
bedroom plu. den f¥*e, Jocl.t.ed in good dlatr1ct, near
1 transportat)on Wltollla City Umlt.a.
r or a~ to -c.11 llorbor WI.I or U.,,.,r 247<
: .I CLIFF HA VEN SPECIAL
1 A Real Home-
1 on beautiful corner lot
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HAS 2 LARGJ!I BEDROOMS, dlJling J"OQITI, spa.ctoua
living room, bree.k!~t nook. Service porch. Lots of
tile. Property la C0111pletely fenced and landAC&pe-4. Hu
barbecue, patio, &n4 1.u'Ke double garage.
It.a pr1ced below v8'ue at 113,750. ·Worth a great deal
more. Owner mwit sell. Call Fred Barker Beacon
5795, eve.t. S4em'l #le·J QI' call at otti~ 10th &-·Irvine,
oppoalte High School.
LIDO ISLE
DlatlnctJve Quality bullt Med. style borne. Spacloua UvinJ
room, 2lovely bedrooms, 1 ~ baths, service porch, furnace
be<ll, _...,..,., patio. sunttoe at s:i1..ooo.
F or the above can Harbor 1Ql3 or Harbor 2t7i
EARL W. STANLEY
Ree.I tor
~7th Ml! eo..ot lJJway
J Newport Beach 22' Marino >.Ji!~.
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fl~ Coaat Higtlw•y I eorona 11e1 Mu
BeJhoa la1and 3113 W . Newport Blvd.
Newport Beacll
ROBT. H. MOTTET Price $10,700. $3:>00 dOWf and --,-----------------------~6 month. j CLIFF HAVEN
3 B . R. $11,500
Lovely brand new th,ree bedroom
home with 8. view. Large pie.:
tureeque window. Bedrooms are
large ... lots and Iota of fine
bullt·lns. Two car garage. Wide
lot. Thia la undoubtedly the beet
buy ln Clit:f Haven. Large l<*tl
obtainable at 0% lntel"est. Let
.. us~ yo~.Jl.Jl:QQll b!,ly . . •..
Phil Sullivan
(F ormerly C. Galen Denison
G. T. Everson-
4 90 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
j 1900 Harbor Blvd.
ae.. ~2.f.J Rel:: Bea. 51J7.J
HoJ.e, Business and
Ranph on 1 Y2 Acres
Uve olt the land. with your busi· ' nesst cl08e by. Large, rpodern 3
B. . ho me with separate busi·
ness offi ce. 120 ft. C-2 frontage
on wy Newport Blvd., near
S . . Country Club and upper
bay. 2 fenced corrale, ba.m. 2
car ar .. patio. S baths, carpet·
ed w•ll to waJI. s undeck . .$16,500
termp or part tre.de. AddlUona.1
a cretlge avalL:ible. Owner, Mr.
Wauk>n. 19842 N ewport Blvd.
I
' I
ONE ACRE-NtCE 3 BEDRM.
HOME-good chicken Jbouae
and other outbuUd.lng1. ~de A
sandy soil, new chain link en ce,
near shopping and achoo , •t.o-
600. And $250.0 dn. 4% a . I. •oan. I
· 1
Beacon 6243· W
31157·W or Beacon .MM·J Klm¥rly 2·21104 . !Op ,
4-YEAR-OLD DUPLEX-Two 2-
bdrm. a.pta. ehow 1130 man. in·
come. In ~t loc&Uon , near
schools. shopptnw, t.rane. Prlc£
$15,500. Good t.errna.
INCOME
We have a beauttfUl, fully turn·
!shed 5 unlt apartment build·
ing about 2 years old-excep·
BA.LBOA Peninsula furn. h ome
$9250
l.mmediate Jl08•e&&ion
J1Y owner, Harbor 14 ~
l5c l7
t lonally well bulltzfor sale o.t 1--~~---------
what we believe la an especially ~YCLUSIVE
favorable price. -,...-.-.
$1000 DN. AND VERY NEAT.
Small home Jn beat location. On
80' lot. Near schools and trans.
Only 2 year~ old. 56000 ta the
full price.
OPEN HOUSE
YOU -MR. AND MRS. HOME BUYER
are invited to inspect
a lovely Home in Shore Cliffs.
Located on Morning Canylm road with a
permanent view of Ocean i.Dd Hills. This
home will please the m.ost discriminating
purchaser. With a price below duplication
cost you are urged to take advantage of
this opportuoity. Look fur the open house
sign in Shore Cliffs today.
HIU'bor 1540
Sincerely,
I". C. ANDRESEN, Realtor
602 Coo.at Blvd., Corona del Mllr
Selected Exchanges RESULTS
CORONA DEL K.All-Duple.x alt.e When you want RESULTS cw
f&'xl)..8' wi.tb JI. ~l house on LIDO LSLE yDu oome to REA.D-SLEEPING room, Ideal !or Coa.st
college student. Private bath
and entrance. Har.· 878·R. llc13
1946 FORD TUDOR, radio, heat-
er, plasUc seat covers. Rebuilt
el)gine. Orl&}na.1 owner. Phone
H&rbor 11:59-M evenings. 13cl5
~ m wu . -·~ .. ~·-·~ .. ~·-·-· ·-·~· ..., • ......,,.-·-·-· P. A. PALMER,_ Inc. 'l>V'\R L·-0 .. ~s 3333 vta · Lido
rear facing alley. Choice loca· QUARTERS. If you WJUtt •
Uon south of highway, close to good BUY or If you want to
beach with good oce&n Yiew! sell then come to the DEVEL-1937 .CHEVROLET 4 dr. Seda.n-
PLEASANT ROOM in nice home Good condition. Good tires . $200.
fo r alngle girl. Corona del Mar. 1704 West Ocean Front. Har·
CaJ!' Har.bor 0427~W 4-6 p. m . bor 2,999:-J. 1 · 14cl6
" ·' 1~6 '·~7 :1 ~ 1$toAN, .rebolieill
PERMANENT SLEEPING RM.. ~otbT.' Corl\plet'ely overhauled.
garage. BLUE TOP MOTEL. Reupholstered. Excell ent tlr~.
401 Nwpt. Blvd. Jabo\.·e arches ). 721 Orchid Ave .. Corona del
15t!c Mar. Harbor 1258·M or Harbor
------------f;9l·R. I4ct6
ROOMS FOR RENT -by day,------------
week o r month. Reuonat:tle 1950 MERCURY c lub coupe, owu·
rates. 123 . 28th St., Newport er dralted--MUST SELL! WHI
Beach . 54cH take '40 or '41 Ford a.a part
CHARMING close ln one bdrm.
large apt. Tile, laundry, garage.
Some furniture, drapes. Aduk.8,
$75 mo. 215 Rochester , CoaU.
Jdesa. 13pl5
SLEEPING room. ideal for Cout
College student. Private be.th
and entrance. Har. 878·R. 14c16
f.0-.RENT, MISCELLANEOUS
FOR LEASE
ONE OF THE BEST Locations
in business diatrlct South of
Hwy .. C. D. M. Store or ofnce
Ideal fo r rea.ltor. Ph. Harbor
1031. Uc
12X20' Otnce space, corner loca·
• tion.. Street level 1515 Eut BaJ.
-Blvd., Balboa. Har. 2821.
95Tl'C
BALBOA ISLAND-Marine ave.,
good ~ness location. w.llable
to:-n..-:y type bu.si.ncss, with ltv-
lng qWJ..rtc...-s. Call Ceacon
128a-W 13c15
LINCOl!IM Zl:PHYR '39 f-dr. Sod.
Oood b'an&. Radio. A.nxiOua Ito
.Mll-h&Ye new car. WW a.ccipt
&a1 reu. offer. 1521 W. BaJ'bol
-.. N-~ •Beach. J#p\e
-
equity. 2031 Orange A'le., Costa
Meu.. Ph. Beacon 5677. 14p16
A-1 USED CARS
~~A
Ille' u-~ l..ot
,...~~~
__.._ ayo • 'l# r .. .... ,. ... ·w.'
"V .t'U'I Newport Beach, qaiif. Lot ls le.el and frontage hu OPERS of LIDO ISLE. Thl.t
pennaneni waJ,la, sleJ>I And week we a.re· off&ring several PllONE Har. 1577
'lllr ..... ~lf."llqa ,..,,,., •. IW.e ~")tour-·"'"'""""· ~ o r C4tt:tfe wt)fllW Jl9iid
(« .,,. --
Jj() OQ,l!lGNUll 11.EQUDUW
<l<>lwoni.eo,t Free 'P&l'l<Ul,r
BAY LOAM CO.
-W. jlJewpott 9lvd N-pgrt B .
LO~S For lfomes
.with 4 'Yo -5 1h % Int.
•
Harbor 1500
·, Large : Ji~tne on
South Bay Front
'Little Island
40 FOOT FRONTAGE on finest
beach. Private 'pier and fioat.
$50,000.
EA.SY TERMS
Stanley Hadfield
HARBOR 20
or stop in at the otfice at
216 Marine Balboa lal&nd
HEW 3·BDRM. HOME, Mw4.
noon. ~J ray b9at. tot
llklliO. 'l'hla ta • pod buJ for
only $1000,
--'-
. •
&-DOR.IL. BONE, nice oorDer Jot.
7Txi&7. You caa't -t tlllo OD& toe only
$7500. E Z Terms.·. ..
homes Will a. I.
Ni;W HOMJ: Ol>I UD0-
$111,-.' Eµy -· PbOl)e lia.rboc 1960
1~17
BALBOA LO'l'S
Large R·l ........................ $2,!!96
IJ -3 (apt.) ···························* Jlayfroot ······················-·$9,llfll JJ.a:ytr°" near .Yacb• 1
Club ............................ fJA ,Qej)
OCIMN Fa.ONT
landacapl..nr inattJled. Owner e.x.ceUent BUYS. S\tiCb u :
wj.U accept a gootl oar or lot: u . ,
,'.'11art i\&Y111•nt,'f;;l' . ·~·Ii '' '\t .iliof i>tf .1¥:.~e 1 f!bDi~.-reei.
t ~ 1 1 ""-1 1 1 '" ,. 2 ·uoo 'i.lLID "'>' apmCJbua s
COSTA MESA~M:.cMsem ''ahicC.ct:1 % ',. liedrOOln h 6rtle thCt f\&t • ~very.
bdrms., 3 yrs. old. all newly
decorated, large encloaed lot,
doble garage, nice lltrfft (not
a tract houae). Owaer need& a
3·bdrm. houae clOSe to L. A.
MOUNTAIN LOT -Between
laku Arrowi,..d &rul Grepry.
Beautiful t.reea, good bulldlnC"
site. Owner will pay cuh dif-
ference oa Na.ch lot or Uade
for boat or hOU8e trailer .
U you want buy, aell °" a.chaqe
real estate anywht:re.. a phone
call ANYTIME WJLL GET
YOU immediate
PERSONALIZED SERVICE
thing. An extra lovely l.a.naJ
opefllng into cocy cover-4 .paUo,
unit heat, 2 batha, at.a.ll tJJ•,
abower.. copper pipes, WM.ther-
strtpping, complete planting,
oversize garage. are just-a few
of tb,t many DELUXE featu.te1
ot thte eplendtd home. Conl·
pletely carpeted. this home a.
ltk'aJ for a family with chlldreD.
Don't miu this -SPECIAJ.,
PRICE an4 terms. YES, W•
are EXCLUSIVE & g e n ts Dia
°'"'·
4 ll<lno. IU•UWA -· Doe<1" WM. E . ANGOLD, Q.ealtor red.ecora~ and moftnt.Wng 801 Coast Hlway, Newport Beach
but It can be -righL Beacoo 8064-W Rea., Illar. UU-W
Asking $10,500 .. R-3 :r.one, trma. ------------
2. Also on LIDO ISLE a am~.
btand oew 2 bedroom home,~
ideal for weekend.a or 1tead,-:
year a.round living. Ve ry latdt 1 In modern dealgn a.nd convea· l
i2nc•. Here ia HAPPINESI :
tor a ama.11 amount ot money-1
l'lrleod at ONLY $1 3.900-Eaq' SOUTH COAST REALTY CO.
302 .Maln St., Balboa Har. 2034
You Must See This!
2-bdnn; r.ach-type home, locat-
ed in good nelcbborhood. '
386 TUll'l1N PJ.A.C1:
COSTA. JO:B.l.
Foll Price $7950'.
$1700 ·Down: l
$4250 Full Price
SMALL ~ B II: .l C lj: aouac. 1 block from OOl&D.
lflete condlttaa. '4280 run pnoe, .......
Lido Isle Bay Front
. ' Urma. Thla ls VALUE. YE8 1
011 LIDO ISLE.
ALSO
On LIDO ISLE aome wQDde.rfuil :
buftdtnc alt.et, either tor ~ 1
purpoeu or nap hom• •·•
'nfDtlC of buylnc-Iota OD UDO :
l8Ull: ,,_ the ~PllW.
Jll!lll'l"llA~ IWY JN llAT at .,.._ m&Tl<et prlc:el. ~: ~ I --I Ila-,. 410 UDO !BUI: a llWe ... ,.. a U¥r, 1
tt. 11ay ,,,...~ .., .. "!! ce111ns. p A ' p In •
2 "' .... -.._, ... , ,_. • : ALMER. C, I
.. h ... ·-· i......... J3Jl3 .,., '-I larp one BR. ltouoe. ~-• 1 • Newport 8-11, (Wjt, boul~ -·· lg<>. _. tnea. ~ Vicic, RI , Trade IWl>oo' _, : ..U, plenty ot wat.er. •o4iui<•l . Ripe f -or tanning. I ~ .. _... • ' µIJO.t I-,...; ioe.tJ'f Clo-TllJlllZ )!DRK. -W ..._:
s-BEDRDOll aoaim. -llat', 'll KIV'I,· Terms. -~ .Jll'I • ._,.,. .,_,_ " ..._ ....,... 1a ~ ·-······· .. ·····" .... .-• ·
Tile ldtdlen .,.i -. -. T ,.,.,., • • Jent :i-loP ....,. •. ,.. :m Ca¥-· ilQQOIJ
em nncb tn>e--...... . Hit• Own_ e.r Wants I .. ...,.,,,_ .. 11111 ···-Hart.or it.,,
attached. i..r.. ""*" wt~~ •·• '9*!' ~ • p ,.. ,....,.
becue. Ni..ty laNtcapod ~ -. OR ....o .in..., M6re Room °'" ... 1't ~ . .__ 1----------:
.Don't ta11 19 ~ - -"' · .. ~ Good. -• ...,_' ~ -. * * S 0 L D fi * I J'r1ae I . I' ooa NA DEL MAR wm -~... far&er -ALSO only ~IW)O , •' 3' D .L De ffo J'ftfer -~ 6lt -~· JU.VII fWllM'I• ;II ..,.... ..-, ..... •• I f
. , -' . P· • • _ n ine Ba & Beach Real" :i: ·:"' .. ~·=tr:;. • ••• I ~.A.~ . ·Tit.~·~·= l'tooL!......, ....... Uclt , • .,., ... ~7-,,n••tJ .•• ;-~;;ple~:Z~,~'~·~·~~·r·~-:. 1-""~ ..... . . . -a.no cnft _...,._ . ~ • .ueoc.
0oota ll-BE'• l!lill ... ~----1~1 .....-....--·--"*· $ ....... -·-··II tt tstU...... ,, i,. "1"" I' ·'
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, • ;. • f!ll.it ~. oJ> ' NEWPORT~ PUSS -· •. : • ...f--· · --PAGE 8 THURSOAY, SEPT: 1'41 1950 PART I --THE CIRCUS ROOM
HERE ro··-~·bINE llra. 1'(yrtle Owena ot lllDltlna...,r--------:---~
Park gave a mon tnieruttnsl · • '
tNvel talk on Africa when Ide ac1: ool Kit •ncl
.. -The Newpon: Kal'bof' Commu-
nity Playen wtU launch their
fourth eeuon ot play production
and aocial acUvtty lbt. B&turday
eventn1, Sept. 11, with a pol-luck
dinner -:it the home ot Mr. and
Mn. Lee Barnea, 121 Vla Mentone,
ONE OF >\MERICA'S
OUTSTANDING
• RESTAURANTS!
Food Eqoertb' Pre--atch _Stolen I
DANCING• ENTERTAINMENT • THEATRES
d'frieNed memben of the Women'•
_ • 'Society of Chrlatl&n llervlce,
C2'rt•t Church by t.he Be& at t.helf
Tueeday afternoon MMIOft.
A lifelong friend of two of tbe
meinl>era, Mr•. Minna Jvee and
M.ra. Boad F'rettaa. Mn. Owens
wae lnlroducecl by the latter. She
ha.a jWlt returned from a conduct-
ed lour of Atrtro.. Salling for
Europe or\' the Queen Elizabeth.
the party flew from Parle to Lle-
bon, then to Dakar. They made
aide trips from Leopoldavtlle and
JobllllnMbUrg, traveled up the
eaet coaat and al80 f..lW much or
1 Tool klt and Wl'U:t wet.eta .. valu-Udo Ia~. r at '40 ~.. atolen r~m the· lmmedlately following the dln-
·foot ttahlng boat O'A?\~ \.ly ner 'will be a bu.slneM meeting,
W. Hlgaina and docked at durtag which ·the member.s wtll
Auocfated Marine Dock, 2426 dtecuu the echedule of major and
~ewport Blvd., the OW?lflr told work.thop producUo ne, appotnt-
Jl<>llCe Wedne8day noon. Offlcera ment or etandlnK and special com-
lhyesUg:atlng the burrlary n.l<I mlttffa. and t h e membereh~
the lock on the door h~d been drive.
~ llenecl, .. °"'
11-.,..... -Free ,IDdoor Parld.as
DANCING
Every Ft'iday and Saturday Nights
FRIDAY -Joe ~and his Recording
San Antonlans
SATURDAY -.Jimmy Le Fevere and bis Saddle Pals
of nulio fame
5,000 foot floor -Dancing 9 p. m. to 2 a. m.
DA\'E MINGS'
HARMONY PARK BALLROOM
BROADWAY AT MANCHESTER. ANAH>:IM
tAPE_C_O_D_H_O_U_S_E-·-r
EXCLU~IVEL y SEA FOOD II
Oysters-Lob8ters-Clams-Sbrim~Flsb
ALL KINDS OF SEA FOODS
From North-South -East -West
"For . A Taste Treat"
CAPE COD HOUSE
Houn Dally .fi to 9 p. m. -Sunday• 2 to 9 p. m.
31 P/2 Marine Ave: Balboa Island
SAM'S SEA FOOD
' Complete Course
LUNCHEONS-DINNERS
"At the Sign of the Swordfish"
Beautiful New and Enla1'9ed Cocktail Lounge
SURFSIDE
~tween Seal Beach and 8UDAet Beacb
Pbonee: 8U-4M -802-00 -M0-71
THE ARCHES
CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE • OPEN 10 a . m. Through 2 a . m. • Newport Blvd. on Coast Hlghway
Nl!."'WPORT
WE ARE CWSED ON THURSDAYS
for a hand decorated
WEDDING or BIRTHDAY CAKE, call
GENE'S RESTAURANT
A.."1> BAB.l!:BY e Barbor llOS
* * * FRENCH lllld ITALIAN ()1118JNE
105 Cout Boulevard Corona del Mar
il,;L eada ~~ e~
118 -22nd SL. NEWPORT BEACH
MEXICAN FOODS
AND
Closed Tul"~day • Marina Top Steaks
'
CHAS, HALL, O'o''nr-r and l\lanag~r -Houra 0 to 9 p . m.
'
Orange Drive -In Theatre
101 Highway at Placentia
PHONf: ORANOf: l!89
EXTRA SCOOP
The two Greatest Technicolor Pictures
In Theatre History \
First Run in Orange County
Q.1 -~
~~ --~~ ,
OHfOll
THOllWILD
WONDlltFUL
DAYSI
l!c.ttt :--"
'STARTS
I
. 181 Slliltlf.
NDAY, ~. 17 •
7 l!lll ..,. . -
ilii'li ... -~~-No--A~: .. ce Ill ,.._
•
Spade Cooley
-~.-.... iBand to Play
BOBBY ·RJQG81 Ouaale'• new
manager.-:"We expect a fine ae•-
eon of tennl.8." ,
-------Now Tllrw 8aadaJ' Sept. 11
WOiiam H•ldea,
Gloria 8wauon
"Sunset Boulevard"
Starla Monday • Sept. 18
Tyrone Power. Onoa Welle
"The Black Rose"
Mes a...,._,,
•
Wed. Tbnl Bat, l!epL 18-19
2 Wall D!Aey Full-Loastb
Teeb.aloolor F•tu.rel
af Rendezvous
Spade Cooley and his Weatem
swing band which made such a
big hit at Rendezvous last year
will return to Balboa'e huge ball-
room next month to play for the
Orange County Peace Officers
Annual Benefit ball ... Date ta Fri-
day, October 13 and the pance
st&rt.s at 9 p. m.
Accompanying Spade wilt be
his entire radio and televi!don
band Including vivacious Ginny
Jackson as feat u red v0<nllst.
the Interior.
Story of Home
Much information wu gained
r-egardlng the country and IU hi•-
tory, the people and their CU8-
tom•. Mlaalon ataUon.11 were vi~t
ed and the trip of many week11
duration provided an Int.creating
story tor the W.S .C.S. members.
One of the moet enthralled lh1t-
enera was Mra. John U'Ren of
Weet Ocean Front, who wall born
In ~llza.bethtown, South Africa.
P,rlf'.'d open and the plafe ran-Ot special lntere&t will be the
•ckeid. reports or the executive board
Driver Asks for
Court Trial
i A court trtaJ Sept. 21 Was set
tnr Lawrence C. Dalley.y ~. of
Long Beach Wedneaday m:omtng
tollowinl' hla a.rre•t at 3 :03 a.. m.
Wedneeday by Newport police on
a drunk driving charge. He wu
releaaed on $250 ball, 1
Dailey wu picked up by ofti-
cere after hi• car wu lnV'Olved In
a col11slon with another driven by
Allon A. Browder of S.n Cle-
mente on Coast Highway near
the Ba.JbOa Bay Club.
concerning their summer meet-
Inga wtth profealonal theatre men
who otttted their suggesllona and
advice to the officera of the locfll
group.
-a 8poclail7 ..,, Daa -
DAN'S BARBEil SHOP
la -Tbealre Bids.
11'7 &. 9eD 11 81...C. a.1boa
CALL HARBOR 2070
tor
FLOWERS '
by MORRI
Eut Balboa Blvd.
Nest Do.or.
In Long Beach
.01 1?:'•••1
"Treasure Island"
-Zad Dlul<Q' Blt-
All funds derived from ~e
dance will go to .support the
widows· and orphans' fund, the
police pl~tol range and tho county
peace officers training scliool. Do-
nations will be $1 .25 per person.
Mil.a Clara. Kohll!tedt prealded
a.nd iMr8. J . K. Elliott wu In
charJe or devoUon.11. her subject
being "Design for Uvlng." Mn.
Mina lve8 reported hlgl\llghte or
the lnatltute for W .S .C.S. officen,
held In late Aoguat at Whittier
collep. Attending were Mn. Ivea,
Miss Koh.latedt and Mn. Elliott.
who Is dletrict vice preaident of
$250 Onyx Ring
Stolen From Home Clu.eifled ads cost little, do much.
"leaVef' Valley"
Starts Suaday Sept. 11
Ma"" wu.oa. , ... Lund
"My Ft'lend Irma
Goes West"
~eod Bl• Featun--
RM>dolpb Soot!
"CARllOO TRAIL"
In addition to the popular m\Wc
and antics of Spade's bapd, three
giant television sets will be given
a.a door prlze.s including a 19-inch
combination. It is not necessary
to be preeent to win the prize&.
"3 Little Words"
Contest Planned
at Mesa Theatre
w.s.c.s.
Bt19'M11N1 8ftalon
The morning buslr.eu aeaaton
wa8 held In the Upper Room with
M188 Kotflstedt presiding.
The W.S .C.S. Is providing a new
refrigerator for the church kit-
chen and appointed u a commit-
tee to select and purchue It were
Miu Kohlstedt, Mre. John K . El·
llott and Mra. Stephen Weather-
With the opening of the technl-ford.
Theft of a man'• black onyx
rtng valued at S230 wu reported
to Newport police at noon Tues-
day by Richard Starkey, 1917
Court Ave., Newport. He said
the houae had been entel"P't Sun-
dlly night or Monday mom.tog by
cuting the acreen on the kitchen
door, breaking the glau and
turnlns the latch.
The onyx ring contained a Tro--
ja.n'a · head set with tour dfa-
rijonda, Starkey s&ld. Other
WLluable& ln the room wtre un·
touched. color musical comedy, "Thref! The eoclety la to have a news-
Llttle Wordtt," WedneMday thrµ bulletin. It will be edited b)'·
Sunday September 20 to 24 th~ Mr11. Art Miller with Mrs. Roy 'Q C S h
Mesa lheatre is staging a lhree Salter u clrculetlon manager and range ~· ymp ony words con test. that may be de-• publicity chairman will be ap-Starts Fall flehearsals Now Tbru Sat. SePt. U-lf..
Burt •.eaeuter, Vlrcfllla Mayo scriptive or ad\•crtlsing slogan11 pointed by each circle. Appoint~ T d E .
pertaining to the picture which M a commltttt lo select a. name U9S ey V9nlnCJS "Th• Flame And The
Arrow"
-Second Major fll&tutt-
Randolpll Scott.
"CARltOO ~IL"
. ORT~f:.,..ne
' . ' . . . . . -
~,•.P("-t"i ·''· t •.:;' ,...,,,~., 18.l!.J
NOW SHOWING
Tbrv SaL
"DESERT HAWK"
wtt•
Y \·onae De Carlo
Rlebard Greene
Plu. %11<1 Feature
"SPY HUNT"
with
Marta Tona. Howard
Playlq
Dult
Sua. Tbrv Wed.
''FIGHTING COM.MAND"
with
Robort Mll•llwn
Noall lleo17, Ir.
Plu. !od .f"eature
stars Fred Astaire and Red Skel-for the bulleUn were Mn. Thomas
ton. Examples are: "Don"t MJss Pendell, Mre. Grace Webb, Mrs.
lt," "Befit Technicolor Musical," Freitag a.nd ·Mrs. Wiiiiam Trwlty.
etc. Mre. J. A. Bodma.n, secretary
A Bix months pass will go to or supplies, announced •he had
the winner who has tht> m06t sent a large United States flag
three-word 8logans with three lo the children's home at Nome.
months, one month, one week and Aluka which la home project of
ten passes for one show to ~ the W.S.C.S . thle year.
given t o the runner ups. Flannel-Ora.ph11
All ono has to do to enter is to The Newport Heights circle ta
write as many slogans a.s possible making "flannel-graph.s"' to send
on a piece of paper with name the home, to be ueed by the chU-
and address and leave them al dren In visual edumtion. The
the Meea theatre box office. graphe conalet ot animals and
The entries must be in by 7 figures cut from coUon ~I
p.m. opening night, September 20. 11.nd painted In nr.ttural colora.
The wlnnl'rs will then be announc-Clinging to a 111.rge IAndscape
ed f1"0n1 the stage, p&Jnted on velveteen. they ar('
---used to lllustra.te Bible stortee. At
Board of Governors the next meeunir a Chrisrm ..
!lh ower le planned for the home. Selected by For their foreign m1 .. 1on proJ·
C •t Pl t'Ct the !KH:'!lety le being .uaessed ommuni Y· ayers 10 cent. P.r member. this to go to
SevenlPen. prominent cltlzene of a mlsslon station in India. Lat('r
the Newport a rea have b!'en elect-on they will also give money for e
ed lo serve· on the board of g0 ,,_ statlpn In Pakietan. for which the
emors of the Newport Harbor dl&trtct last year provided a re-
Community Players. Inc. frigerator.
Chosen b!'rouse of their past Fall Ba!JA4•
contributions to community or-~,;:1ouncement waa made ot the
ganlzatlons ·and because of their an fall bau.ar, to be held Oct.
wide experience in civic affalra. 18 In Goodell Mii. Each circie
members of this rtewly-formed will 'have bazaar boot.ha for sale
boatd will serve In an advt&ory or rrlany artictee and ln the ev~
capacity to the local little theatre 1 ning; there will be a public dinner.
group. At the noon hour members or
With a aummer program given
In conjunction with Orange coun-
ty f'1.lr to It.a credit, Orange coun-
ty aymphony orche•tra Starts IU
fall seaaon with a · rehearsal 11.t 7
p.m., Tueaday, 8eptel'nber 19, in
the mu.ale building at Newport
Harbor Union High echool.
An early concert la being plan-
ned by Dlttetor Clinton Sawin,
eummer mualc to be repeated with
the addition or a concerto. F or
the nrat urne In IUI hlatory the
orcheatra boaala two bll.l!ISOOne
and other ~tion• are fllllng In
nicely, acoordJ.n&' to Ma.o&e"er
George Clint.on Oibba.
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FLOWERS
"•'URY IN THE SKY'"
Loretta youn1
Dl&De 8arr)'lll01"
At'cordlng to Mel Berry. presi-Las Amll'&al clr-cle eerved a delic-'
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SHOW
MC'D IY YOUI
FAYOtnl
AL BEST
ALSO
OU!: O' 'l'oOLI:
118 TIMI
IADIO AITIST ·-· eo..-e
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HAMMOND
.Organ
dent of the Con1munity Players. lous luncheon, tables belnl' lovely
"We h·.ive an ambitious program with artletlc arrangement.a of
this year In trying to give thl" autumn flowere and ferna.
community son1ethlng it needs In
the way of recreatio nal and cul-
tural activity. We want to appeal
to a great many people not just a
few. Forn1ing a. bOard of gover-
nors Is the first step in thie dl-
rtt.tlon."
Merilbers of the board of gov-
emor8 include Mrs. Lee Barnes,
Mrs. Leatrice Joy Westermark,
Ken Niies. M rs. Virginia Castle.
Franci8 Horvath, Heinz KaJecr,
Hay La.ngenhein1, Gt'orge M.lch-I
:lUd, A. B. McCollum. N . L. Mc-
Laughlin, Dr. Ethel Neff, Mra.
Earl Sta nley. Edwin Sylveater,
Mrs. Bobble Sylvester. J . T . Van
Dyke and Roland W~lght.
Saddle Pals Play
1t Harmony Partc
Jimmy Le Levere's Saddle
P'al8, who have been a top west-
~m band on radio tor many ye&ra,
.viii make their debut at Harmony
">ark ba.llrbom on Saturday nlgbt.
Under man11.gement of Dave
Mings. dancing is held on the
l.000-rt. floor at Harmony Park
Mlch Friday and SAturday. Mu.sic
>n Friday night UI provided · by
Joe Baln and hill .recording San
Antontohs.
Sinks Hole-in-one
on Opening Day
of Golf Course
"It wu a· deuce of a thrtll.''
That'e the way Sant.a Ana'•
William H . Spurgeon deecrlbed
his hole-<>n-one Sunday at the new
Laguna Beach Country club, a
feat for which "e recelved $~ as
the first to do It.
Th~e deuces figured ln tht!!'
achlevf:ment. .. It was my second
hole-In-one, I uHd a No. 2 Iron
and It wu on the second hole,"
Spurgeon expl.Uned.
Spurgeon holed the 230-yard
8bot In a foursome wtth Sheriff
Jamu Mualck, Dolti Harwood and
Heth Miller. Spurgeon'• prevtoua
only hole-ln--one wu abot at the
Santa Ana Country dub seven.I
ye&nl ap. •
A totJ.I ot 164 goJfera particip-
ated ln openin.-day ceremofttet
for the: , Alim 'Canyon nine-hole
cour.e, a total za.t7-yard ranJ'e
wtth a par 23.
Mis1v Lillian Ross or th• proa partJcti>&Unr. Harry
B&uler of Jrox. Rlll8 toared U:le Returns to Modesto ceunie wtth the to ~ ..,..... ot
IUq LJJHao Kou: bN returned tbe <by, a 30. Top amateun were
lo her home In M:odeato alW' t Dannla Hogland ot Santa Ana.. 31
ney ite11&hlf'11 etay u ~ ot grosa (men), and \Katherine
Jllu Habol Brockell. ll&Ulltter Knight ot Lq1l,ll& -Cb, 37 C"*
I ot Mr. and Mra. AndreW 8totMtt. (women).
of Costa Meaa.. IJ11lan wb ltere -------= tor tbtte -n · · Ray Neumann -' ~ ... ••&a .. .-.. TO Newporters Home leav•• f'r U11iverilty . ~ ·-Mn. Kamtne Ba'1ce, -.29tll Ray N-•ee, -ol Jin. aad · 0ru a • n• r ,; eo. otr<et. w1u. ..., ..,_.Art Adair. Jin. P. a. fi-·· "' a1u er-.. If........... --.&a ond family of J.2i9 We« OCea11 -Aw. Colla~ lell rrt---...0• I-" "'~.. nu.I, ttturned -,,-t119 "7 t0< Uplaado, IMI••. t.o con· -...-r-• ~· Cn!oton. 1--Tlle7 W ..... -lllo ·.,.-:Tear al
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FU'N ZONE
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OPEN EYERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and •
SUNDAY
BAUOA
BALBOA
PRESf:NTS
LES BROWN •
Saturday, Sept . 16th
ALSO
Saturday, Sept. 23rd
AND
Saturday, Sept. 30th
The Vel
T.ones Appearing
AT TH>:
Bamboo Room
SUE STANLEY
Featured
e nte rtaine r
from the Ambassador
Hotel in Chicago
appearing with
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MARTINIQUE
and
FRANK
ORTEGA .
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YAU X'S
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A CANNERY WORKER movee the t".1D& out of the .. exb&u~t, bos."
I~ tbla machine. the ~ cana are subJectal to lnlell8e heat
wh.Jch atertUsea the dM!, and Itel .. ext.wtt lM Ur from them .
From th.ls apot tlte can• move on to the capplnl( rn.M!hlnc. Jn thf"
background, rultbe.r-booted '''omen are "'orklng-at thf" pa.cktnr
ta.bk. • { P1·ess Photo)
NEWPORl CANNERIES SWING INTO HIGH GEAR;
LAST YEAR'S PACK WAS WORTH $1,310,000 ·
B~· F.d Leffo\•en,
This is _mackerel time.
In the d•rk of the moon,
the sleek s ilver and black-
bodied fi sh swirl the dark
waters into phos1Jhorescencc,
inviting the fisherman \Vith
his net.
This is maclcerel time.
On the "till waters of Newport
Harbor·~ "Ca nne1:y Row" fi shing
bes-ts hunch f\longAide the unload·
Ing docks and topill forth a rair.
of $45 a ton mackerrl.
'{'hjs is n1ackerel time.
In the canneries alon,;-th'
"Rhine" rubber-booted. rubber
aprt'ned women t11luff a Jong lint
of shining cans with the machlnf'
cut fish. Forty-eight cans to thr
'la&e• 1r.,9~...W.~e .. ~'.f\~~~ ~1t~r can m..W l .
From late Augtl8t until lhe f'Of
of the year the ma.ckerel run
pouring A Rilver fode Into th•
Ne'"·port I larbnr .-1rea. The bif
three local canneries swing-intr
action, W est Coast P1tcking, N e~·
port Canning and Western Can
ners. -
About 700 wo rkers are en1p l(Jy
ed In this lndu.<itry which n1ovc~
fish along the sea-can·c'lnsume:
route. Last year the total mac~·
crt'l pac k ran to about 1200,()()(
ca ses with .~n eetimated ma1·ke•
value of il,250,000.
Finl Unk
First link-ln U'lla sliver chain
ts the fisherman. Each of t}le can·
nertea has about fifty boat. In ltt
fishing neet. Moat of the boot.t
are small and take the mackerel
with brall nets. However, there
are several small purse selnera.
The fishermen Ul"IUally have a ve,....
bal agreement with the-c.1nnery
to de-IJve-r their catch to that c&D ·
nery.
Mack ?rel riH hlng Is done at
night. The fishermen Spread their
pat1te bait I uaually ground up
anchovy 1t.nd sardines ) upon th«.
waters. When they hit a school.
the water will l"llart to boll with
fish eager for the bait. Bretl
lights are set out which help to
attract the fis h and the nets are
brought into act ion. The .,..ork h!
vigorous and n1us t be done quick-
ly. The fiI'lh are scooped out of
the ocean In g-roupa of 2ci to 30;
An average ne-t load is 4-0 pounds.
W ith the purse seiners t'he pro-
cedure is different. The Mello Boy
out of Newport snags mackerel
In a net that Is 140 fathoml"I ions
(& fa.thorn is six feet) and 26 fa-
thoms deep. When a mackerel
acbool I• alghted the net ill let
out, endrcllng tbe ftah. Then at
the opportune momenL Ute bot·
tom. of the net la drawn tight. lm·
prllpntnc lbouandl of n•h in e
mesh priBDD. With the aid of a
winch the fish are then haulrd
aboard.
Broasht tn 11 Tons
Lut Tuesday the Mel~o Boy.
aklppered by Arthur Mt.;, and
crewt!d by brother& LouJa d Joe
came in IQaded with 31 tona of
mackerel. :V..ackenl that ~ fot
US a ton. In thttlr e&rll~ excur·
.to.na ~Y had bl"ough~ lo&dl; of 10. e and 3 tons. The .rew of
le'VeD worka on aha Each
member of the crew get.a ahare,
two ab.area go to .the = anc... ~~i1ri~ tar the ...... _ trylJtt to J: tbelr'
ehan ot Ille ft.lb. Tor:" !'"lo ne-
.-1a1e • -ot ~ l1IM .-... -bo~lhi .... .......,.nL , I• ..
Wltli .-care, tloe rlt ...i
-cor<I --~ s Attar. the n!Pt'• ...,.., the &II
' (po.dUiltd la lltlf'·Oo!I. pml
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THE MOTION PICTlJRE INDUSTRY found N'elo\'port'M "Cannr.ry Row•• plctu~Uf" 1•not1j(h to
double for .a fleh lnl' .,._t M:(•fte in l'lf'lli('o. That'• l\'Nllern CanRf'rlt'8 In lht• bat•kground me...qnt'-
radJng as .. PABLO TORRES, Cia Pfi«..'8.dora, La Vcnoedora.." Thr fllm In \\·hlch lhiM Sr\\'l>Ort arC'a
I• utu~d .1~ background Is "The Breaking-Point." Starrlnc John Gerfh•ld, lht• J>h·tnn• ha" oJM'nt"ll In
LD!li ."-nrleJ and "·111 appN.r at local lh1'8.tf'M1 i;ooo. t P ress P hotOl . ' •
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CALVJ:N BACllES, (left), Stl Willard Bll•d., Nf"\1·pOrt &e.eb and Jack H uff, 2IO V1 Santa Ana Al·e:
sbnd by u their bo&t 13 beln& unloadt-d. Tht> bc'at, Mello Boy, \\·orklng out of Ne,,·port lit MklpJK\l"OO
by Arthur lte&o, bJa t\4'o brothen.. Louis and Joe ere &hto mem~ of Ute c~\\· of IK"\'en. L:ut Tues-
d&J, tbis amall pone 9etner hit tbe jackpot w111t a SI ton catch of mmckettL (Press Photo)
.,. .... nn .... ,.. -,... ... • ~.............. •• ct4 ... ., -·-·....-~---·--·., _,,, , ............ 1 ..... ~ a... ttie ~n • -... ..,....,_ -1a _ .... , _ -... "~· -nr· 1111a wor1t i. -........ !!_,.... ,, . (~ Pbotol .. ~ . ~
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I T ·OANNDIU
~tlnued from lit COiw!IA)
arc en to ·the Cf.llJleri• tor
un nc. Bhovelll, unl-nt ne~
and iwinchea dump the tons of
filh &wn the unlo&dlns chute.
Wat}. hoee1 1loeh. the mackenit
down onto a conveyor belt ,y'!J-
tem hich brings them \Ip tor
welg Ing and then they are dump~
ed lf\\O 1tor•1ge tankB.
' onr~ the nah hit the unload-
ing __ ,hute. the fi9herman t• out
of tqe picture and Ute packeMI
take over. Sadie White. a forela.dy
at.. ~eel Coe.at Packing for the P""l r6 yeara tells the etory Crom
here.
Mackerel Aft Moved
Frem the storage tanka the
mackerel are moved Into smaller
tank11 and then Into a trough
whefJ! they are waahed. A line of
gtrla I place the mackerel on to a
conv+yor bell. All the nv;1.ckerel
are nned up on the belt eo that
thf"y ere a!J fRclng the Mme di·
rectlon. The belt takea the flab
Into I a culling machine which
slices oft the heads and cuta the
fl8h open lengthwise. Glrl8 on the
l!nc ihen ttmove the entrails. The
behc!dcd fl11h the n ~ up Into
sto1·11ge tanks agRln. Jo"rom these
lflllk• they Rre relea~ aa needed
to t~e pac king tables. ' •
nip fb1h move down the center
troull'h of the packing tablef'I. An-
olhP~ crinveyor belt Rllpplles emp-
ty lr ouncc-elU! cana. The wn-
m!'n w r,:ar col ton gloves to stuff
the lah Into the can, When the
cl"ns •"l re stuffed , they are placed
>n a l rack which just holds a case ·
full, 18 cans. A checker then
comi down the line and punches
a ho in the pac ker's ticket which
rC'co , s the nunlber or cases pac k-
ed. r
M,ck('rel c11nning is done on 8
pi ec~work b•1:~\s. The average
wagq usually runs from 13 lo 16
ccnt1 a case. The fish have been
C'Ut :r. th11t they arc just aa Ion~
·I~ t c can" they are lo fill, mak·
ing ~e packing easlf'r.
A 11 West Coa.st Packing there
ere fl5rually from 20 to 24 pack-
r rs. 13 checkers, one girl M.'elng
tha t ~ cans arc supplied and ·3
inspqctnri;i_ From eight to t('n tons
nf mackerf'I ere packed In an
~our! Girls usually l"'Ome to ""·ork
Ex · 1·so 1 · . pee ' Piioting Cl~s
Enrollment Monday night lndl·
cated that 50 membera will be In-
cluded ln the new fall Piioting
clau sponsored-l?Y the Balboa
Pov.:er Squadron. t..&l"lt yoo.r . 36
graduated from the claM.
There la still Ume to entvll next
Monday and membent won't have
mt.sacd any of the actua.1 work
which will begin at that time.
Chtues are hf'ld every Monday,
7:30 p. m . at Balboa Yac ht club.
Last Monday·s scplon wu pri-
marily for enrollment,. and mcm-
ben heatd four orlentatloh talks
given by•Curt Dosh, cour8' chair-
man, Harry Ashton. Power Squad·
ron district commander, Tep Ham-
brook. locol commander. and IS4
bell Andrews. inatructrJr.
At thf!' flf"flt regular Sf'SSlbn nf'xt
week Ve Jonu will give thf' In·
itlal lecture on the subject of
safety. IL will concern flrt. drift·
Ing into shore, fog, fueling and
other lmportill1t eubJr<"tS.
Thr W eKthcr cour~ el:JO began
~.1.St Monday at the Lido Isle Com-
munity C lub wtth 12 pcrson11 llt-
tcndln~. J$nles Stod<lard of Co·
rona del Mar ls instruc~or and
thl'rC Is l'ltlll lime to E'nroll In thl'
ten v.·cck cnurAr./ Sc&'flons ar('
ht'ld Mon~ys at 7 ~o p . m.
Advanced P iloting cour!iC began
Wtdnesday at Balb .... ._ Yacht club
under the direction of n ob Boyd . _______ -,
Police Lookin9 for .
Missin9 Balboan
Po lice this wre k W<'re searching
for Albert LRch meyer. 46 of 205
Bay Ave ., &!boa. reporlcrl miss-
ing by his daughter. Phyllis Lach·
meyer of Costa Mt-~a.
According to the woman. L'lch·
meyer, whom she said was de·
spondent. hM been mlse:l~g rron1
hi.s home for a Wf'Ck . lie was
described as blond with blue ('ye~
and a small moW!lachc, Ove ff'ct
six lnchr~ tall anr:I l:lO pounds in
weight. H e walks with a lln1p.
a 'I 8 ii n 1.he mo rning and work un· "STOP THIEF ~ should be the at·
:ti lfe pack ing le completed. A tltude of every law-abiding sports·
ten ,T.r twclv~·-h our day Is not un-man who sees the g Rm e hos a:
u 11ua · working hours dependini;: I w~k In his ne farious pract ices."-
h1rgtlty nn thr Rmou.nt of mackerel MaCier.:i T ribune.
'o bf cannerl. ·Parking le done on
::a d~·-to-day basi" and a bullet·
1n b~ard ou~lde thr cannery us-
ually notifies th(' packers the tln1e j
·1t which work will start on tht'
ntxtl day. Ft m the packlns,: tables the
cans1 now full nf fish, sre whi~k·
ed Into a. steam tank. There they
are ¥ubjecte<I to a 210 to 22:> de-
i:rr<'e , heat for about 20 minutes.
Thisj proccs!'I steriiizt'd the can11
anrl help!'! exhaust the a i'r whlC'h
m11v remain In thcn1.
Tlie cans then are conveyed to
'he piachlne which CtlP8 them ~
,,,~ (rat,. or 208 a mtnu~. Th~
lheyJ e.re tumbled into meta l
bRslJ.e ts which holrt 16 cases. Th ..
r anR arc then run into the steam
-::ooke rs where they are cooked
HARO LD I. JOHNSO N
~ Propeller R49palrs
Columblan A,ceoc7 • Phone H•rbor 620
JOHNSON
und~r 12 poundfl. pressure either 1 •
90 rpinutCIJ ot 240 degrees or 75 1
n1inlfleS' at 250 degree's. ! l'r"l"Murf' Cooker.t 1
111(' •·prE'l'ISUre cookers" are all 1
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t>qui jJped with recording ther-~
n1ort}e ters so that " careful c heck
n1Ky; be mslntainC'd on the cook -i ng~' ime. This also complies with r
a Ht te requirement governing the You can't mar its
can lng anti cooking o: alkallnP 1 matchless beautyl
food -
F 'om the cooke r the ca.ns are Oaly 149 qt4 469 ~
whe led to the la~lllnJ{ room and •
rlum d Into the "scnmbler." WHITLOCK'S
Co.n rary to its name, this ma· HOU8E Of' COJ.A>R
r h1n unsc r1tn1ble.s the cans l'IO 2601 w. N'f"\\lporl Rl\·d.
that they .sll face the same di~
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N'ewport IJetM-h Harbor 2038
rect n and are ready for labelling 1
an~packlng. I · bel1' ps.cked by the locsl can·
"l ln companle:oi include "Southern I c;~:'.:..6
Co fort. Shlp'11 Bell, S ea View.
Roy l Dish. and Curtis:· In ad·
dltidn, mack e rel is canned under
buytr's label.
V ry little of the mackerel goes
dow the drain I incidentally all
of t e cannf'riea pay for their own I sew ge disposal). Every effort 111
mad to utilize the !llde producta
'>( t e fish. Usually the heads of
the fie:h and the entrail11 ate"
true ed to Lo& Angcle111 . There
theyj are processed and convert-
ed Into fertilizer and chicken
feffl!
Most of the mackerel packed
loca,ly usually ends up In tht•
Midi We111t. the South and the ltaat.
Protrable E"XplanaUon for this 18
the ~de 'Variety of fresh flah Ul"l-
uall~ available on the West Coaat.•
Ma~erel, although very high In pro11n. la conaldered a low-grade
leh, nd Ca.li!ornlana seem to pr~
fer ther typea of aea food. How-
eve the low price of mackerel I
(uatiaJly a 15-0l.lllce can aella from
16 th 22 cent.a on the a.hell ot an
Eu1ern marketl maket1 tt a popu-
lar a food Item.
A present no albacore la can-
locally. Mackerel and as.r-
are the only typee of tlah
h are tinned In the Newport
r arq.. Laat year the three
ertea packed about D.000 tona
ac.kerel. 200.000 cues each
ng forty~pt 15-ounce
The maclt~rel pack paJd
000 to fiahermen and over
,000 wu pa.id to cannery
ere tn wapa.
e hundred tona of aan:llnea
canned, or approximately
CU<&. At $32 50 per ton of
I ';:~~ea.: •tt,ooo .... paid out to I• en. uo,ooo .... paid out
~-=--el"J labor.. •
e local commen:W ~ II>·
lnoulht -•1,110.000
ot -blto Ullo --,...., all!...._ ... t _,.
flob ·to -no fnlPt can. TMo ._ r.,-for c•Ulq It ~
Of Jee•nc Wt._ ot New· ••ell. i I
Ill IAVlllS t•
IOUll Tll P fAlll
You U 'ff an aua 1 °" or
more ••eb .,,., O'f ••ery
Greyhound Rouad 4 Trip
ticket! A&kabouccbe~1fall
RoWHl-Up of all liiods of
tripe.. coma. special featutUt
A HW lllAMPUI ,...,. ............. ..
o .... 1-.:1 'Wey Trip ~•do Scwi.,., Colo. 121.IS. U.,.JI!
Mle~, fl1. ---. ..20 •.60
""~e. Ky. ---ft.~ 7JM
N-OrieeM. U . >4-40 41.'5
J>ttroft. Mid;. :Cl• 110&
St. ~~.Mo. _ k....tD 61.'5 .i111 •• ,,. .... -t•.. 44.»
~ "-"· tt.10 SJ.51 Ln v...., ,.,,.. .11 IJ IS
ill'ffei., N. Y. ___ ·-,...90 11.09
Aitirille, M.. c. _ ·--~J'5 n.R
&r,e.., Ore. -·· ....:.. 11.11 JUI
HottdM.. T-.:. f7,K .ffM
wnw.''"· wi... __ ~· '°5
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PASE I -PAfl.T 11 -THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1950
:~u~.::'JllE ·SS -il -
QUIET WEl':IU:ND
Newport Beach . Ltfe Guard
Capt. Jack Jones reported 90me
S0,000 per80M were on the ~ach
In tho Newport area Sunday.
Name Yellowtail
Derby Winners
f\foderate to light surf made !Or
good swimming condiUons. he
Mid. A few ripUdea were tn-evt-
denice. but swimmen steered clear
of them, Jones added.
Earl McCoy. 3728 Midvale Ave ..
No rcscuca, a.milslA or Injuries
were reported.
No vessels required &niatance
~rom the Coaat Guard boat CG-
83402. .
Li vingstons o n Trip
to Sen Fre ~i~c o
Loll Angielea. a technician tn th"
MGM studl06. Sunday won the
Fourth Annua.l San Di('go Yellow-
tall Fishing Derby with a ca tch
weighing 29 pounds, l 4 ounces.
~fcCoy, fishing from the Oldl"
Ironaidel"I skippered by gf'n;.11
Chuck Chamberlllin. won a new
19~ Dodge Wayfarer Srd-1.n . first
prize in the 110.000 fishinfit cnn-
t ('l!t sponsored by the Junia:-'
Chamber of Comr.lercc. t::':'
C. K . Gl&..qcock, f098f:ioncycutt
Street. San Diego. tqok second
place with a 2t poun~fi..,e ounce
Yellowtail and won a 14-foot
Fibrrglass boat and 2.) horse-pow-
er Mercury Motor. Third place
honorl'I were '-':on by W . H . P Pr·
rine. 4 26 E . 5th Str·eet. Escondi~t1,
whose 24 poun<I. O"lf' ounce c11 t ch-
won him a 12-root Admiral camp-
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The Lea Li vlngl'llons of Udo Isle
are Rtlli officially In town but are
leaving for a few doya in San
Francisco. They have bef'n noti-
fl<'d t.hat they he.vc s hOUl'\c In
JsmaiO'J and expect lo depart for
their winter reside nce shortly Rf·
ter returning from the north.
People do read the Presa ads.
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Tuesday 7 :03 a.m .
September 19 4: 12 p. Ill.
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-Orange CoMt college footballers came-out oft their nm acrtm-
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• Revere and Magnalite
Cooking Utensils
Imperial and Fostoria
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General Electric and Sunbeam
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COM-PLETE LIXE OF HOUSEWARES
OOME I:\" AND BROWSE AR011ND
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mage thia week with a tenta.Uve tint .inng llneUp tor the opening
game apinat Valley Jay Cec in the Huntington Jkacb High acbooJ
atadium Saturday nlrht. Game time 1• 8 p.m.
Althouah emphaata wu pl.seed-----~-...,...-------.em training \nethoda 'were
on running plays, the tour tull at Orange Cout college
teams working out atleu\pted 3 .Local Clydenfs eek with Head Coach Ray
mall>' paJll8I :With remµta ind.teat-i. moµnting ,an &-toot lO'fW
llW a .....,_ aerial ablUty ,£nt:lr Ciil. Pely hla ·Pirates oquad by m1-wlth ..ucb "'4r ..iecelvers .u Dal ne and loud ... peak.er while
Ott, en. All-Star, picked for Among' u..e more than 800 In-cameras recorded p.le.yer
pro~ a'-1tlnc left end, and coming f~ and t.ranater ment.
Jacl< ~le J>l .BunUngton Beach, atudenla .,.~ ta _..\er at Ilia pen:b, CO.ch Roooo
plcked to bGld up the other ~d o! California Sto.te Polytechnic col-ompMte viaibillty and can
u.;.:-ton "·-·. ,,._ ... -·-ed U.ge on Seplamller 18 wlU be_,i\oy .,... all pracUc.e -i'll"" and -.-~.., .... Lamhart Rldl4y, 100 Via Trleou. eech player.
line coach work log with ends a.nd Udo 18le, ahlmal huab&ndry; ~ever. babJt is too atrong
tackle, nall)ed l>Gve Patterson Stanley Rodger HocWk..1.Mon, 117 and ~o ends up on the fi.eld
and Ed J4&¥e.r u strong contend-Via Dijon St., Lido I.ale, field a~ hill boys, squalling in o.
era for the tackJe poaltlona. Vet-crop; and Edmund c. Trompeter, h and rapidly vanlahlng voice.
eran Gary Or&)' and ~platrano's· 2226 EldeD Ave., Costa Me.aa, anl-Th motion pictures are shown
Leo Chade were under the cloec mal hU8bandry, accOTding to fig-txlck t..o the players at a critique
watch of Une Coach Johnn)'" urea releaaed today by tJte regla-t.wo ):la.ye afler ahOoting. Errors
Owen.1 for guard uaattlorus with trar'a office. of t.4ichnlque are 1f0lated a.nd
Dave Wi~onl at cent.er. Afore t~an 2,700 a.re expected eli and work..ing combina-
Powertul Badd~ for Cal Poly'a fall quarter, unless tiona a.re ,deWrmined from atudy
Head Coach Ray Roaao named a draft and reserve order cut hf"PV-oJ fiJtn8.
powerf'UI backfield starter with ily into the all-male registration. Tb 13 veteran ICC lettermen
Orv Threadgtl, left hanqed pass Admissions Officer Paul Wlnner are tng hard pressed for flr11t
sharp-shooter, at quarter ; former says. Of the total, approximately .. strln po.vitions b y freshmen
fullback Larry WUloughb,Y at 500 will be freahma.n and 300 will eage1 to make capable ahowtnge
right half, Raul Hernandez at left be transfers from other colleges In th movlcs and capture a spot
half, and former NeWQPrt Harbor and junior colleges. on t e squad for lhe opening
High star Bob Barry at fullback., Enrollment applications Ind!-gam in Huntington Beach high
All but Berry are returning OCC cate that animal husbandry is 8till sch stadium Saturday agalnat
lettermen. the most popular course in the Va.Jle Junior college. C:lme time
In the scrimmage session. agricultural division with me-1 is 8 .m .
touchdowns were scored by WU-ct:.1nical engineering leading the 1
loughby who chalked up two, the engineering division. Teocher B p
first ll 60-yard first play run back trainh1g in phyi!Jleal educatiort i"l ucs repare
and the other good for 47 yards; niost µopular of seven 1nojors in
Loguna Beach's Hol Smith with liberal arts.
<8 and 32 y•rd runs, Berry, Har· --1 ln"1 '1aJ Contest low Rlchardacn and Jeue Smith Peuete T'---Les
for
\Ar lth one each. ~ I
Sales Course Wi h the opening gamt' of the I
M t H Id i;easo scheduled for Saturday Oose 0 0 C I I ag11i t Valley Junior college, ~==s"'"'u=N°D=A"""'y:=-==,~0 St.ate Conven. t'io n ~,:=~Illy ~.~~!:"' I ~~~~~.~~0~::~;~~~1~~~0~~;1 D is the title 'ot o. new s hort course [ Pir.1t bego.n the final w eek of
now offered by Orange Coast col~ prnct ce wlth light workouts and IS THE Paul P . Smut.a, director of the legc in cooperation with the Call-l:On tl4uous hammering on atral.6-
~ 1ne1nbership enrollment depart-fornia St ate Department of Edu-~'"Y·
LAST DAY 1nent of the t.oY.al Order of Moose, cation. This 8-hou r course has as Al )l!aSt one scrimmage is
Mooaeheaft, Ill., wlll be the guest i~ main object ive the upgrn<ling sched led prior to the game with
of honor at the 17ll\ annual State of employes who are 110W engaged final ahowings to llelermlne thl·
Mob.se convention, to be held in in selling. start ~ Hneuµ and the composi-
YOU CAN PURCHASE Los Angeles September 14 lO 16. T his 1!11port.'Jnl cour8(' will br lion f at lea.st thr ..... e teanur to
Sc:hn1itz, active in the work of taught by Mr. Jean Paul Pt•uet.c, 1r..ik · up the squad.
TELEVISION SETS the Loyal Order of Moose tor a forn1er sales training supervisor Sk 11 practh.:e on Coach Ray
mor .. than 20 years, ls rated one for 8 national food manufact ur-R(JNM 's bag of plays will occupy
of the nation's leading orators and ing corporation, who has had ovi·r n1ast of the week·s training schet.l-
will address the thousands of twenty-flvl;! year!'! In selli.ng. sales ulc. he Bucs a re turning out
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W1E WILL BE
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See tbe new 1951
modP.ls in the following lines
PACKARD..aELL
HOFFMAN
EMERSON
ALSO TELETONE MODELS
TIDE T. v~ CO.
Ope11 Eve11in9s Till 9
Newport Blvd. Harbor 208
lodge delegates at the opening tl'aining nud s upervisory training for 4 p.111. skull session o..nd a
t] n1t'et1ng of the convention Sep-Y.'ork. 6 :30 p.m . wo rko ut und1_•r Ult:
U tember 14 at 10:00 a.m . Classes wiJI met·l ln the chapel light Jaily.
~ H . H. Holbrook, governor of on the Coast college campul'I frun1 tli7 in UnJform
Nl:'Wport Bea.ch 14:>7 Moose Lodge 7 :30 to 9:30 p.m. on the follow·
announced this w eek that the lo-
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ing Wctlnesday evening: Septcm· Af er scvcr:ll changes in tilt>
cal Moose Lodg e will eend eeven bi::r 20, September 27, Oclobel' .i squ1.l , with st"veral n1eu <lr.opping
l delegates to this htt«e convenUon.lanll 11 . This series Is cntirelv ru1ll t:W 011es turning out. ~7 n1en
whe rein m or e tho.n 3,000 de.le.gates free for those who 'enroll . anti w.e rema ned In uniform thia wet:k .
from 110 M oose Lodges ·in Cali-cordially Invite you and your Rl.nff This will probably be na.rrowt:d
fornla. will be in attendance. of !:ialt·it ~rsonnel to attend lo a out 38 by game tlmC. Ari
Local Moose Lodge delegates ove Unde.nce· of backfleril m u-
named were: H. H . Holbrook , An-terin Is proving a handic;Jp lo th .. :'
ton suetto. Ken Gorton. Joe H o-2()() Enroll 'in Pirat •· ~ mann, Ray Hoffman, Morri Molho Co ch Rosso is ~till giving !'iOnlP
and Leonard Leach. nttcn Ion lo a singl.-wing forn1n-
tollege Ptejec Coast College ~·;;;~.,:··~o:~lf~:•Y,~ ~:~:o~~.,~\ I . · . . • ts s ing1 . wing pc.toon will b,· ca11-I
. _ l'd u1 n dur ing lht' Valh.•y gan1t>. \
AU Urary B'tds E!h~ni.~9m~-l.~":~estim•
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'rhe Board of Trustees of
Orange Coast college took al!tion
at its meeting FridA.y to reje<.:l
au bids receiv~d for the construc-
tion of a. new library building. The
lo\v bid was s ubmitted by Fred
0 . I<ylc or Bflboa Is!und In the
amount of $19~.796 .
of year see.ma to have meaning
for eJults as well as children i f
or.e lvolc s tu Coa.~t Collegf' for
evid~ncc. La.et Mo11t".1y approxi·
nlB.t<'ly 200 adult students trekk~·ll
Into the evening cullegc office l ')
sign up for lhe courses of U1ci r
choice.
FOR SALE -THROUGH SEPTEMBER . •
Distinctive Honie Furnishings j
LAMPS IN PAIRS I
FIGURINES I
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St~Ts -(CUSTOM F RA>l f:ll) • I I French Provincial Bed I
I Nii~\\' BOX SPRDIG, MATTRF..SS
$12500
WITll NIGllT STANDS ·-........ $200.00
Bf:D SPIUN_GS. nRAPES Nd .OR.APE.RY F,\BRICS
ALI. N~\\" -ANO MANY OTll ER ITE!\IS
8~ BY Al'POLNTtf.E1'JT ONJ.,Y-'f!IUWtl~ S.E~PT. '
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"The action or our boa.rd,"
states Dr. Basil H. Peterson,
president of the co)legt", "wa~
based on the fact that all bids
received we r e in excese of a.mount
p:..1nned t o ~ used."
"Our board felt that the bids
received were high because of the
uncertainty of the times," contin-
ued Peterson. "We wlll wait a
while for conditions tO stabilize.
will make certain changea in our
apec;lficalions to reduce coeta and
wilf readvertiae tor bida with.Jn
a •lx~onth period.''
1'11e library buUding Is the aec-
ond major structure In the seven-
year progn.m approved by tht
voters of .the district.
,EJe.ct C,ounty
4-H Off~ers
As has been the case during
previous term•, upholstery, cer·
an1ics, lapidary and sewing were
the moitt popular courses. Antici-
pation of this 'demand addltio1i·.1.i
sections havo been organizell anJ
will be available for regislralits
who were unable to 1:'-Jlroll on the
(ir.:il day of registration.
The fall program of cla88e1' of.
fprs a somewhat broader selei.:-
Uon of subject.a than has hereto-
fOre been the cue. In addition to
the 35 courses w h.ich a.re being
repeated, a number of new clas::1-
es are being introduced. Among
these are living graciously, sen-
manahlp and boet handling, con-
versational French, Business law,
Algebra, b:\sketry, problem& nf
politics and government. music
appreciaUon, slip covering, filing.
and bu.!llne&s correapondence. For
the prospective GI two new class-
es. meterology a.nd navigation .
have been added to the curricu-
lum.
Cou.at¥ Golfers Win
Share ii.I Tffl.ll Play
Mr9. L. E . Horal or Midway
City was elected the 1960-51
president of U.e Orange county
4-H club council. Also elect ed
wer~ ,R.. E . Rubottom. La Habra.
as vice-president; Anne Girod.
home advi!IOr for the Agt1cultur-
aJ Extension ser.v:ice u eecretary-
•lreuurer; and WiWam Poling, Orange County's golf. entrteS
Placentia. u dlrect.or. from the WIJJowlck golf course In SPECIRCA'TION
READY f'i'IXED CONCRETE ~ The ~ecv.tive .cabln&t or the Santa Ana won their aha.re of vtc-
-=-4..Q COUl\C1I wu elevac.d by llOlne torie.s la.st week-end when they
aeventy 4-H leaders . and junior parUci1>4ted ln the annual Soulh-
leaden at the nWU}a.r monthly ern California PubliC Links Scotch -Weet WUaon (bet'Wel!lit l'(ewpal't .aM Harbor Blvd.)
0.ta M~Pbome 8-coa 65"
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.cu~ ~p.....-"-· Mixed Four90n\e matcbea ..
Miu Nancy Bascom, OMmber The low croa prise was won by
ot th~ Tustin Jwllor Llv-ewtres the team of Bob Keller of WU1o-4i~H dub, reported on her i.recent wick and M~. Ide WllliQna of
trip to Waahlngton. D. c. Ml&! "Meadowlark. Santa Anita golfers
Baacom .repreeented C&llfo""-4 aa· won ttnt prta ln the low net
one of ·Ute four out.1tan41rw' t-H play. but the ~ ~gen c&P"
club membera ar thla otau ta ""' tared -.,nd and Wrd Spobl,
National 4-H Ctub --Al RillgllolfOr and Mn. Georp ~ .. two delqatel from 'nlompeon teamed up for a aecond
<>rup county alt-t11e •\Ille-place win 4Dd Ra1pb Plenort and
wtde "8 conftntlon at Da1'10," JCro. Rana1d ralrt>alm took the
eeport.o "'-Olrod, "°"'" -; third place ~ ·Over U50 entries
or tor tM ~ axt~ were on band ifor the annual al·
Mn1<e-._ '.t.An Aclopla #4 fair. 1
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If you should decide to withdraw ypur
money before completin-your SJving•
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lar, and the only cost is a small chl.rge for
che insurance protection you have enjoyed.
Htn'I how It worbf Justsave$2, $5, $10,
$15 or flO a month in a Life-Insured Sav-
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savings period you·reach your goal-$100,
'150, $500, $750 9r $1,000. Ydu earn regu-
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all the while you save you ue protected by Who caa optn a Lift· la1urtd Sawla91
FREE life insurance for the fall unpaid ba/-AcctUllt? Any man, woman o r child in
"""of your saviogi goal! Follow this plan good health under the age of forty-six.
and more tha.n 4 years of life inr1 urance pro-(ExceP~ <l>:ildren under three months wh9
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Thorollgbly ........ """ ...,, Amlgaa ctrcle ot CJ>rl.lt Sollffl C1tntfa1 6toup
' D .• c. KacK••"•'•·.HC01111¥ ODded Son '1n <::.erv01C" Ch -by the 11<a wm hOld lta Gov. H . H . no111roo1r.. Sec. Ken·
eastern Utp w~. occupied •ven '1' ~ 1 fall opentJ\&' __.on on Tuaday ny Gorton, Ray Hottman, Joe H~ -r----"--:-:--=="'="-=:::-:c=c-=-::--::c::-=-::-:--:------:--:-:-
-w1S:a. 1n Boanoke~ ll, C.. Mr. and ~. DaVid BoJtby, ev lnl', SePL .. 1"9 at 7 :30 o'clOclt: ma.nn and Mol'Tle 'Motho'•of Mooee t1-::;~·o··;~··tprc;··i'""ti"~ ....... : .. ~ ... ~:~-.. -"'1-............ 8 .. , ........ a .. ~;-r E::-t~~~att~ = c;: ~~ ~r::~E.1 :c .. e *":'"!i:~r~~E': :r.~~;:;~~:l:~E~~
l1Gfll •' llli;;;it Ii ~ Kenzie. 'nlen lb. W~n, D. 'n.ir eon O..vtd, Enslleh U\· an anyone des.Iring lnformatlon South.Central Mooee ' at )May Bell
, · C.. she ..,,.. weko~~ by her nnactor at E} Monte HJ1h· 9Chool, ma. call the hoatcu at Harbor lodge. ~ of St JoathBn Guld • Ott ·1 ..,..ncNatelltff. ~ •w.U.ce Mc--who 1pent U\e aummet here, haa 164 ·M. Not only did "Ufey have a de.1Jc· . r "'n Ooy. &nd falfl.liy. . ~ . been celled back into the aerYtce. .... lous dinner which featured fri· • .) V . • ' Uer a •Y 'Wltlil NkUvee In Ordered to report at Hamilton H Pl • jo1es. enchiladaa, tacoa. hot chill
With,,_ .... ran t..U , . ..,.. " . • • -Chicago doe tra-[codUJ\ued t.o Fleld. he expecta to. be attached neym.ooners ane1n9 aauce and :•an the worka" but
.... .,. ...... ~op j ' ~ MJnnt1pdlla, her Mmff home. to the pe~l at.off there. H me From Hawaii they heard t w 0 outatandlnc Lbelr comlng_eve.nt cale . • 1e.dJ-Kn. -Hany V. Kandle wttl ·tww1 Who.4taMt'6f • ...._,kn. JCf· · speakers, Mr. West of ' the Su-_rr~~1'~ = ~~ dlat"Se al ~table ~rvt~ and fte Pattft, ahe ... -Wlitlly feted N. Y. -..llA'll'VI: vta\ft orieymoonen Ge 0 r g e &nd preme Lodce or Moose &nd a crlm-
oe . • ~ wul be oone unkr at lwldlpoM. &p 5 \ ·Pd other Mn. Rooe ~-n--~r arrt·~ G Cotti a pl l h me inaJ lawyer, Mr. Entenza. centtlfed tM!fr atfmtion u.m-.. ·"--11r---o·t ~-. Kenneth --.JJt. ~ ........ ,., ..__._..""' .._. e n re a n nc J. o
Ute J"'='--...v•• -"'•• ~ m:s,_ It waa G most enjoyable eve-
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RESERVATIONS NOW, PLEASE CALL BILL. BEA .. 31....,'.
OR WRITE Bll1l. KLOTL ough di9cumlon or tlnal ·a.ta[ U. •t 'f!tewC'l"t. . Ou~t at tdWn, ta • ..._ llr. Mac· thla week from Klftlglton, N . Y., Ft1 ay trom Honolulu. Poatca.rd-nlng as.well u an educaUonal one,
a mee'Unc' Thu~ ln tile church· lnlunaay"1 tneetint wu open· l(en.lle, who atteal11' llb a.nnual to vtalt h•r aon·tn-law and daugh· ing t.My uked to be met lit Lo8 and in addition they heard hlgh-
hall. Report. werog!ven by com-ed with a prai•or "1 Rev. Fr. C. "'"''~-Ion ta ll!IMOe. Waah. tor, or. and Mn. L. O. N eloon ot l An lea ao they might come di· l!ghto ot the coming convention 1781i Sa11ta Ana Ave. COSTA MESA ;
mittee . heads, brln&"l'!!K' th~ mem; Ororlin. llo9twic:s for \he evenl.ftl KlnfoBt ~ctit ~ aeotn attr Haven. _________ rec-+-y-to_'Ba_i ___ · -------'-"-Loe __ A_n_ge_1ea1:: ______ J~~=~=~~~~~~=~=~=~=~=~=~~~·~ berahtp up to date on tvliat ,_ ll{t'\"e llfllea. Tm~ Collin!, and wen the Joe.al 1'lllliln •llllers, -
a.lready been accompl~ed to JflD'Y P9uJ, •ho served r efresh· Misses ftbotla ant 1.-.. liac-'
make lhe Oct. 1 benefit at1!a.Lr the ·fllfltb at b«naft!l cMte t opp.?ll with Kenste of Seattle· br<ithen, Junes
huge ~ .. It alwaya 13. wtil~ cl"t!al'n and coffee. from Alaak•. ...... ftOm M:tn ·
Priced at $1 .50 tor 9du.lt.. and ~,. and' Aaetion 'ttom van-00 cents for chikJren, a ham din-neo~
n.r Wiii bl' S<'rvad trom U:JO .,,. President Ta ke1 Pti.. """""'· e_._c_. ___ _
111 6 :00 p. m. • t t> d 1'..
'l'hlll >""• t.,..,, .• an _,_,_ a't Meetittt) of ,...,. IN!m t -,.•n•
-a kidalea' c~ merlfly CO-c c·L~--" · ...I .,._t .. iJ1C rau:l4 """ """"'· [ Sta9efte1 lllb •n•<llllaf'• '\A•••· nans
·ot -there w111 be bodtl1ll _ -~ Cover f'-aintmg fri.,.. I I H k President Gtaee totne ..... ~ -..:rn::-?"' o ( attracUvo? ort c es. ome coo · The a . R. o. et-was out -• tood Ill •--11 bl 1 th \Vlnncr of the -door prlz.e when e··
C"U w u.::: a va a e 1 n e d h Tuesday when 81 -at\ldenta, larg· boolb h ded b M c M H games, a. buffet supper an . t e
rt•. M ~. w. J~ N::ille · wfit p:= usual g~erou.a port.ton at conver-t!.9t claae tn the hiltOJ'y of Choui· •• l -• Fri-'· nard Art Institute uaembled to aide over the needlecraftl bo<ft.h satJon were en ay..... u.y eve-
where •ovcly llneM, pretly and n.ing at Lou Lockwood'e home, be taught by Rex Brandt. Corona
1800 Newport Blvd .. Costa Me:sa. del Mar, one of the moet noted practical -1prons and other gift watercolortsta tn the eoun•-.
It will ~ le by members or the 8t!'l.gette-a club. ..... 11 em.11 .....::: on sa · . Th'-la Bn.ndt'1 fourth IM!UOn Th I hit I h t Late supper fare included to-...., e popu ar w c e ep an nt the tnstftute Where he l• tcdch-grabbag, with prlZl's fo~ both mat~ stuffed wtth chicken sa:lad,
-•11 .. _ chocoJ:s.te and lemon chiffon pte. Ing watercolor t echntque. HI!: grownuµs nnd children, w• ~ own 't.cxlbook on the autl.a-t bone t c t b M Ma~ P•ul In the '""therlng were Mmes. r"" a-.en care o y rs. . ., , e-of the most modem and concl11e
while lhe baby sect ion "111 be Marge Brockett, Lou Lockwood. iti use by student.I In hla own and
d th rnble sunoorvlAion of Betty RUMell, Mne Falker. Mable un er e en.--.. -'lthe r cl:l&'JeS.
Mn. William Van Heemek.erck. SmJth, Helen Clark, Costa Meu; The Brandt.I, Rex and his Wife. Emma Poupart a.nd Daisy Sulll·
• I
l•q ·-......... •"' •• .,. Ill ,_...,,..,.,_...,_......,,.,. ................ ~,
van, Newport Beach . J oan Irving, are' lea.Ying Wednea·
day for a tht-ee weeU' cover
painting trip or Mt.tonal pa.rk
scenes commiasloned by Weat-
ways magazine. They will bring
home plcturea of 'Car\lib&a cav-
ern.a , New Mex.lea; Bj&' Bend Na-
tional park on the Rio Grande
and Platte N.sUonal park, Okla·
."I Pray for Faith"
Is Sunday Theme.
at Lutheran Church
~nnon theme, Sundaj. Sept.
17, 11 a. m. (].t the Newport Her-
bO!' Lutheran church, 111 "l Pray
tor F11ith". The text le from Mark
9 :24-"Lord, I believe; help Thou
my unbelief."
Guest soloist will be Mrs . Grae"
Poirier In the soprano sol o:
"Gttat Peace Have They."
Sermon series by Lh e Rt:v. 1-ler -
bert Roth Is "My Mission."
New Jersey Matron
to Visit on Mesa
Expect ed t o arrive in Cust:i
Mesa. within the next fE.W days t.s
Mrs. Antotnette Serra. \Vho \viii
~ane from Ridgewood, N . J .. for
l stay with her son-ln-J.1w an{f
laughter. Mr. and M rs. W illian1
Van Hc~n1ske rc.:k of W . 17th St. ------
homa.
Pamela Jan Stolz
is New Arrival
on Balboa ls1and
Just 1't:Ven days old la Pameln
Jan, now home fTGm Bl. Joeeph
I
h08pitaJ with her mother. Mra.
John Stolz., 3U Collin.a 4Venue.
Balboa Island. She wu born on
Sept . 7 and we1ghed tn at six 1
p~unds, 13 OUn<'ee.
.... ~ :::r "" .. ---~, .... • ..... ;: •••••••• 'l!IW"
ftllJI..... ... ..
-i.-.e.-Pttty&rs----
~old T Of) Scores
Pamela Is first child born to
Mr. ahd Mrs. Stolta. Her patern-
a l grandmother is M.1'8. OW-lght
Spoff()t"d ot Payet.t•, Idaho 11nd
hrr maternal ·grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. W . S. Cl'tapin of Poat
Palls. Idaho. Mr. Stoltz i1' owner
ut the General Supply Co., a
eaale ~..:iciw"Sm.a Ana.
• ....... c-.......... 2 .. ,.. ...... ,.., .. ~ ...... ......... . ..... , .....
• SIO¥• ... •f •P N .... ...
•( ....... ·-·· .... -............ ,.. ... --. .. ,.~-~ ....
•'-•U.. • ......., ·~ ·~
................... Sic.
._ w Colht cm ..... .. ,,,. ....., ,_..J.
C08TA lllESA noo Newport Blvd.
1 l l t'Eftufijb~1 '
·~ ... -----..
BALBOA ISLAND
too ~lwtne Avenue
LAGUNA BEA(:ll
1'73 Fore11t .A'ft!llue
in Dupli-cate Bridge
Mn. Carrle Sa-unden and Mrs.
Catherine Smith of LAguna Beach
Or. J. Stuart lnnar1t
to Pre~ch S11nd11y
For Island Methodists
were winners eut-west and PerTy Dr. J . Stuart Innent "111 be In
McAdoo and Dr. R. GArdtner were the pulpit of Balboa Island Com-
high acorers north-south in th€' munlty Methodillt church fat' the
duplicate bridge-gw.me held on n@Xt two &unchya While Dr. and
Manday evening in Costa. llfeira. I Mrs. Harry White are on their
Runners-up east-\\'e8t were MMI. vacation. Hi8 8ef"mon ll'Ubject at
£. L. Rackley and 0 Mrs. C. E. Ir-1 the 11 o'clock hour wtn be "What
w1n: Mnt. H arvey Bodman find , I!! Life For!"
Mn. Char'tes Boardman: ~rs. Formerly a missionary fn C'hinn,
George Carroll a..nd Mr!!. Mildred Dr. lnnetst Is well known as a
Lytle; Ur. a.nd Mrs. Gk>:nn Ru!-lt ; writer of rt'li«'foua ed\K'&tlon booki;i
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Buell. I b<Y.1k s for young people.
Runners-up north· south 't'.·e re __
Mrs. Amy Kcn-y and "'""· A. Q S M t · . Tummel: \Villiam Gtlbe'rt and • • a SOnS
J . Rd>ert Lu>k : Mrs. Peggy John· Self Pronarty
:SOn and Mrs. Stewa.rt Bro¥.•ne; r--1 h
Mrs. J oe Brunner and George Move to Long Bea.e
~coll; Mr. and f-tf~· f\O~er:t ?is· ,
• • e . i 'ltie platels 'i'1"'l' itai ~att I Mr. and,·;_ll'F~· A]·:: I!-: M4~0 ., •_, j • · t i e rrle nt {. -~ i · .M ~ ~-· remdents at eeete :a... for ttie1 i ~, \
\J tot\.~ ir\stead -;,1 !J8-ht' <s'cl k •past 14 1yeara. mdved ' t o lAng' 1 '
whtch has been the starting time". Beach Mon~.:iy wher€' they are
The arroup will meet on Monday settled In their new home at 410!\
~vening September 11th in Costs Locust Ave. .
MPS& Ali interested bridge play-The MatllOna Oosta M-ea. h ome
I el'!! a~ invitM to attend. and 20-1.11.e re site at 1960 TUstin
Ave. "'BS sold (or 9Ubdlvision.
ARDEN POT
Out-of-State Guests
at Neutnan Home
The-welcome mat Wu spread
lut week a.t tbe h08pltable Costa
Mesa home of Rev. and Mrs. P . G.
Ne-umann on Orange Ave. when
out of town friends were r nter-
tained. 2651 Coast Wgbway, Newport Beach
OPEN 8 iL m. to 8 p. m. Daily
F-h Grade A-Small-In ~ns
EGGS 1 3 ... 95'
House guests enjoying a 8la)'
with the Neumann ramUy were
Mr. and Mi-a . Pred Ahreu1 ot
Cleveland, Ihio, and Mr. and Mn.
Me-rle HottenBtln of Sm.ttJe, Wa.sh.
Mesa GrOtip Relaire•
\at Twenty-Nine Palms
For a change of scene and re--
la.xation Mmes. Heinz Kalae.r, :E. l .
Moore, can.a Viele and M"9 au-
. beth Head of CosttJ. Mesa, ll'peftt
I four days at Twenty-Nine Pal.Ma. I They retumed Monday.
Herbor Hi Graduattt
Studyi119 at Harvard
Fred IJh.a.od. who nceiftd lU
bachelor or art.I degree at Pomona
coll.... &1111 -boon dlYldln&' ..
Ume between Cluemont and
New port.. left Wt week for e ......
Yard c:olJep when he wUI do
cradU&U ....to op a llCllolanohlp.
NeW1)brl teacher ·
Home From 01•9oa
1ML r tat arc'rr ,,.. .-• • -i:;r. 14 Mdtlndlua'etll-•••..-
at tbe Newpo.t -oft.r tmdl.ns IUJDIMP eclMJol at 8u
Diego Ul4 later ..W.t!J>c • Mpllow
&Dd otbet" rebU•a J..t OfttoD.
I
•
ttlfH ,.,,,. I t"-' ,... ......
Alrw1y Coffee !!'1~ '.;t· 72• French Dressing ~ :;:; 19-
..:~H"'11"""1Co,edff.et•3-•b!;..,•,ty;2·':.t1•• Bel-1ir Pe1s ::::, . 1:;:-19-
.. ....... Avolloble ct Sofewoys with frozen food
In .conomy bog. <2·tb. bog, 1 .~7 MC1Jons. Guoronteed to plf'OM.
Edwlfds Coffee~~ !; · 79-Fleet Mi1 '"':.~~~· 4:k-:· 39-
Choke •I •rl""'.12.lb. c.on, 1.5 > • Flour~k,,-= 2:;:· 1.891:;:· 79-
,,,_. ....,.,., I All .,u..-. Not• low p<lco.
lu<eme Mllki::=~i:.,..i .~ .. 181/2cCrlsco ~~!~.!.: ....... 31•
Rldlof. yo• c ........ , ... ,, 0011onis7c Shorlen'ing Royo1 29° PM. IUbfect to stOte boord r-vu Ions. Sorin 1-•· M•
Apple Cider Martin.111 •• 25• Pinto Belns 2~~'.1~5< ~· 13•
Fidells Wine Muoc•••I ,~ 59° Pink Be1ns 2~~'."ix ~· 13•
Wine Is offe..d '"' .... only In So~ Pooch Dog Food 3 u.... 19° Uotnwd to Mii tt. T oxn or• odd1tlonol. ce•
~ ,,...,_ I Vets Dog Food 3 1:.-:· 19°
Fresh Bre1d ':!' 1•• .. • 19-
Mfs. Wright's, sliced. White or t.
'-I Cr1dcers ;~,:; 1 • : 25•
t.llll«lhNI
SAFEWAY
SEEDLESS GRAPES
Sweet, juicy, Nor~n 9c
Thompson Seedl.... I&.
' BELL PEPPERS
Criap, green. Excellent
for sal•~s or to stuf,
CUCUMBERS ·
I&.
Cri1p, even 1i&e, smooth· 2 50
skinned. Fineto1li~. fw
CARROTS
F....blr pulled, Iopa oll'.
Crisp, clean, tender. Iii. 4°
PEAIUT BUt•tm
BEVERLY BRAND-12-0Z. SlZE JAR ' lloqular Qllnd .,.
chwilc atrle. T-llb
tr.oh roasted peanulL
l1ne for -dwl.U..
ERYDAY32c
PRICE
SP[c· .;1
pR1o·c
Hon*1bin! or Suprema
11..i. ran. Pitted I
19...., 190 CH
Taste TeU.. Sllcod.
Yell ow FrMatoneo 2::-zza
CRACKERS GRAHAMS
PlratM' Gol!L Baked I-IL 2 5 0
lhlnner and aweeter pk•
P•"dtes Soc ...... n•• 3 ''Af. •· 25• V9 1Yellow Clrngs c•
Choke of 11IH:ed' CH' halves.
Cut a-·ns Go"""""' .,.~ .. t '• UGCI Gree" c•r • 'teen ........... ,..,_ ,, .... 15" I J, ..,,...... : cut C•
1 omlfoes ~~s:-;:: .;~t.15··
Pink Salmon pt~· ·~· 39°
The .. aristocrat o( oven
roasl5." Cut frorn first
five rib8 of U.S. graded
GOOD beef. Tender, juicy. i&.79c
LAMB ·ROAST Shoultlor •
Square Cut.
Trimmed,
.. '530. ' I&. •
CHEDDAR CHEESE
Wlsconoln Modi um 'Sharp. 5 3c Pro-cu1 & wrapped. I&.
Sunnybank or Parkay
Golden yellow quarters.
.. #NHll ,,,., r
Citrus Solp 4!..~~· •1" 2;.·~ .. 25•
Wua1fl W11 P.~.:'.ino + 29°
Aero Wn NoRubblna ..., 29-
s.11 poll~lno. IQuort con, 54ctJ.
lnsed Spr1y ..!=t~2
• 98•
POT ROAST ·c::~ii!n6!.1 l&.57°
CORrtED ·BEEF f:·=~~ 1&. 63°
w.de~~~~ n~. ~·'~,!;!."·Ribs 1&. 29c
!!~!~. s~!.,.d.. ... 21 c
~~~!.d~. ~on ••· 5gc
' I J
. •3· •• .. 53° .. 3,. .. s,.
·' c -
Grade B Bacon
SI~ Packed in layttL
Boleless Bulls
SMO*m. Packed iD Vilkinc
Cuina-Wilton~ Cntlfi~
11111
...ssc
.. 7gc ·
'Ill tit ENI
j
1
-1
GllADE A. Broaldaat
Gema. In Carlona. .... -43c
B011EB
Dairy Glon. Flnt qualllY.
Quartored cartoned. I&. 66•
TOMATO mCE .. = .'~~ 10· 4::-22·
KRCHEN CRAFT ROUR
Enriched whhe flour Iha! b guorontMd .
to tftv• yov bettor boklng results.
I
SAVE lOc
KITCHEN CRAFT
FLOUR
GtH1,.nlM4 le Worlt Wo .... rs
WllJiA_, • ..,..,
Bring Ibis -poa i. -oton 1nd
get lOe ... doe nplar -a pri ..
of a l~U.. or larger ... of
K;t"-Cnlt tlou • ............. "" ... t.a V-. l/»h flf I CIMI.
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PAGE 4 -PART_ II -THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1950-I LEGAL' NOTICI
-·~:T~RE SS Alo __ R_n_;_::_:_AN_':_n_n_N-~-N-:-,-a-r.c--
' TION ltiat TO TBJC lflJNI·
: LEGAL NOTIC. LEGAL NOTICE ~~!T~r:~ c:;z.
I QUDUNO ()EBTAIN VIC88ELS
NOnCE OF SALE OF REAL LEGAL J!;OTICE TO ()AR&Y PUBUC UABIL-
:J'ROPEJn'Y BY TRU~ Notice _ Is hereby gtven that ITY AND PllOPEBTY D AM·
•UNDER DEED OF TRUST a hearing will be bad on the 20th ·AGE lNSURANCE. AND P RO.
cby of September, ltM In the VIDING A PENALTY FOR : Tnnt No. JC14
WHER E A S , GERA[j.D H ,
s QIRLEY and VffiGINIA S,
SHIRLEY, buaband and Wife, by
Dt!ed • or Truat dated February
1&Jh, 19~8 and r ecorded May
124h. 1948 In Book 1635. r>age 6
or · Official Recorda or Orange
Ccfinty. C&llfomla, dki gra:nt and
co•v£'y the property therein and
hl!'f.einaJter deacrlbed, to the Or-
al)ke County Title Company, a~
'I'n!&lf'f", to M"CUre, &mong o ther
ofJ!-1gatlons. the payment of one
nble datN:l February 16lh, 1948,
Jttrablc to Harriet G. Schroeder,
l'(' order. for the princ ipal sum
o1' $1400.00, due one year after <tJ.c., \\dlh lntereat from date at
tje r11l £' or 6 pt>r cent per annum,
1•)tabi~ e l maturity: and
•WHE REAS . d efault h•a OC•
red In that the pri ncipal RUm
e upon said note on February
th, 1949 has not been p aid; and
WHEREAS. Harriet G. Schroe-
r. owner and ho lder of said
1 t (', hPtrloforc dema.n d~ t hllt
s&.id T rus t!'e S<'ll said properly
an•1 on May 26th: 1950 duly re-
corded In the office or thf'
County R t'C"Order of said County,
1n. Book 2018, page 478 of or-
f1r1 a1 Records thereof, a notict-
of sa.irl dE'fault and of her eltt-
t iOn to c ause sa'ld properly to be
so.Id and m ore than three months
have now elaps«t since the re-
c~rdalion or said notice. The sum
o i $1 400.00 p rincipal and interest
thf'rt'on f ron1 February 16th, 1948 is;, now du£', owlng and unpaid on
~d note and there 18 al80 se·
•Jb't•d by i;s1d ..Deed of Trust the
Ttu!:!l<'l''it f('e and expensC8 of • ~'~t' cMtlmated at S l~.00 .• to·
r.e ther with any sums paid and
advanct.."CI by the 0'4'ne r of s a id • nQtP In accordance with the pro-
viflionit of said De<'d of Trust,
\\1U1 interest on said last men-
tl~nt>d !!Urns.
.NO\V THEREFORE. NOTICE
I9 l-IF:REBY G IVEN that the
m(ici O ra ng" County T itle Com-
pany. by v1rtuf' of the author lr"
\·es t"d in It &.'I Trus tee under said
Df ed or T rust. will s ell at pub-
llo a urtlon to the hlght'st bidder
for c uh, la \vfuJ mo ney or the
lh11tl'd S tatf's o f A mPrica, on the
2~th day of Srptrmber. 19~0 at
thr hnur n r f'1"V<'n o'rlock A. M.
o~ ~aid da y a t the South front
'liYlr or t he Oran ~C' County Court
l-l!'u1.<1r in the City of Santa Ana.
r ali fu rnia. a ll o f the inte rest con-
v6yrd l o it by Ha id Deed of T ru::.1.
irr n 11tl tn all that ct>rtaln pr oper-
ty riilua.tPd In th" City Of Ne\v-
r 9rt Il('ach. Cqunly of Orange,
S l atf' of Califnrnia, described &.'l
foll,l\V~: tu-wit :
f.(lt F lv" In Block Six • • llundrt>O Forty-t wo of "Co-
•rona rl el Mar," a s s h o,vn o n
a Map recnrlled in Book 3.
'. pahf'!I >I I an rt 4 2 of Miscel-
• la nrou11 ~iaps. recor ds o f O r-
'"a ni;C' County. California,
of so much ol said pro pf"rty 'as
dtall be necessary lo be sold tu
provide a 11um sufficient to pa:;
tbf' total a mou nt MCUred by &aid
Det!d of Trust.
Dated August 29th, 1950.
ORANGE COUNTY
TITLE C OMPANY,
t Corporate Sr al I
By GEO. A . PARKER.
By C. \V,
Prr!lldc11·
BAXTER.
No. 529--P rcf's.
Secre ta ry
Publis h Au ~. 3 1, Sept 7-lj, 1950
f'F.RTIFIC':"• TE
OF BlTSINE."S
f<~irltri<'llll'I Firm NRm e
•THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
~ C'l'rti r~· that thf'y conducting a
retRil ,i::fl.~linc. o il a nd .1ssoclated
Materials busnesa a t 2~1.f \Vel'lt
J'feWp<>rt Blvl'I.. Newport Beach,
c!alltornht , undPr the fictitious
fiirm nam" nf NORVELL'S A$SO-
OIATED SERVICE and that said
f(rm Is cnmpoaed nf the follo"'(in~
rwrsonl'I. whOPP n.J.m es in full and
place.!I of re!l idence are a.s followli
f~-\'-·it : .
~ A . MacDonald, 202 Newport
'BlvrJ., Newport Bea ch , Calif.
EJtJ GEN'E J . NORVELL, 202 New-
: pnrt Bl\'d., Nev.· port Beach.
• C'~ll fornia .
• \\.ITNES S our hands t his 30th
d&y o f Aug us t . 1950.
, F . A MricOONALD
'. EUGENE J . NORVELL ~ATE OF CALIFORNIA>
QoUNTY O F ORANGE
, ..
I
1_ O N THIS 30th da)' of August.
A...D , 1960. before me . the under-
s)gnffi. a. Notary Public ln and
ftlr the Mid Cou nty and State.
,,.siding t he rt'ln. duly commiaalon-
ed and swo rn. pE'r80naJly appear-
ed F . A. Mar [){lNALD and Eu-
<JE'NE J _ NORVELL knQWn to
rse to be lhe persorui wh~
ramea are subscrl.~ to the wtth-
1~ t.nstrument, and ackn~ledged
to n1e that they extt0ted lhP
-.no. IN WITNl!:SS ~F,
:(have betttinto eel my hahd and ~ed my offldal eeal lbe da)"
l(nd year ln thll ~rtlfloste first
~written. . ' 16EAL\ ~ George T. Baaaett. Notary Put>-ilc In and Cor the CouJ!Q> oC '""1&•· State at cal!fomla. My
~Ion exp!-10/18/&3.
lllo. 531>-Pre&e
PiibUohed 8/31__.,/'1·14-21/30
Council Chambere of the City Hall THE VlOL&noN THEREOF.
at the hour of 7:30 P.M . on the The City Council pf the City of
propoaed new zoning ordinance Newport Beach does ordain a.a fol~
heretofore 11Ubmltted to the City I lows :
Council by t,he Planning Comml84 SECTION 1: Section 10169 i,.
!!Ion of the City of N ewport hereby added to the Municipal
Beach. at which time all per80nl'I Code of the C ity of Newport
lntere11ted may appear and expreM Be&ch a11 follow&, to-wit:
their views on the proposed ontl-"Section 101!>9. Pu~llc llolblllty
nance. If the hearing thereon Is and property damage Insurance.
not completed at such Ume it may A II vessels carrying pa.A8f!ngeni
be continued to 11ubsequent regu-f o r hire, rf'gardleu of the · pur-
lar meetings of the City Council. pose for which auch paM&.ge sl c. K . Priest provldt'd, which said vcaael8 use
any df the pubUc piers or dock11 In Ctt y Clerk of the
of Newport Beach
No 541 -PTesa
Published 8/31-9/7 -it~O
City Newport •Iarbor for the embaTk-
lng or disembarking of pe..ssen-
gcr8, shall earry pubUc llabtltty
and property damage Insurance
to protect the City of Newport
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS , Beach from any and all claima of
Fic titious Firm Name llRbillty or d.:tmage whatsoever
·THE U NDERSIGNED do he re· arising out of, growtng out of, or
by certl!y that lhey are conduct-on Recount o f the U8e of such pub-
Ing a Ceramic Manufacturing li e piers or docka by auch ~n
business at 1627 Newport Ave.. ~et·~ a.nd vessels. Such public lla-
Costa Me5a. California, unde r the bllity insurtlnce shall name the
fictitious flrn1 n&me of Johanna City of Newport Beach a11 an ad-
Ceramic8 and tllo.lt 681d firm hi dltlonal ln1111red a.nd !Shell protect
composed o f the following persons. (hC' City against such llabtllty
whose namea in full and places of cla ims up to an atnount of $60 ,-
residence are u follows. to-wit: 000.00 for a ny one person's claim
John J . Sailors, 508 Orchid Ave., a nd to th(' sum of $1Qf),000.00 for
Corona del Mar, Calif. the c laims o f more tllan one per·
Johanna V. Sailors, ~08 Orchid son arising out of the a:une trans-
Ave., Corona del Mar. Calif. action. Such Insurance shall also
WITNESS. our hand8 this 30th protect the Ctly of N ew port
day of August, 19h-O Bea ch agaln$l the cl&lms of any
Johanna V. Sailors p!'rson or persons for damage tb
John J . Sailors his or their property up to a 8Um
STATE OF CALIFORNIA) of $25.000.00. Fu ilure to carry all
)ss of suc h insurance shall be deem ed
COUNTY O F' ORANGE ) a miMle n1canor.
ON THIS 30th day of A uguet , SECTION 2 : T hiR ordtnanc1!
A.D. 1950. before m e, n obt'rt F. l"l hall be published lt't least once In
WUlmes. a Notary Public in and th e Newport -Balboa Presa, a
for the said County ·:ind State , re-nc\vspapcr of general circulation,
siding therein. duly commissioned 1 printed and published in t he City
;uid sworn. person ally appea red I nr Nc\vport Beach, and shall be In
J ohn J . Saitors and J ohannt V. force and erfect thirty (301 days
Sailors knov.·n to n1e t o be the per -afte r the final passage th ereo f.
sons whose names are subscribed The Rbrlve und foregoing ordi-
to t he within Ins trume nt, Rn d a c· na nce WR.!-! introduced .at A regular
knowledged to me tlVlt lh ey exe-n1cC't inJ,:" o r the City Council of the
c uted 'the same . IN WITNES S I City nf Newport Beach held on
WHEREOF. I have hereunto s et I he 28th day of August, 1950 and
my hand and affixed my offi cle.I I \VflS finally pasaed and-a dopted on
seal the day and )'t.'ar in thll'I Cer-1 t h" I Ith rtRy of Se ptember, 1950
tlficate first above written. ! by thP fnllo'4·ing vote, to-wit:
Robert F . Willn1ee. ~iy Con1m l ~-, A YES, Councilmen Greeley,
sion Expires November 16, 195 1. 'Blur, Finch.
No. 540---Press NO ES. Councilmen None,
Published 8/3I-0/7-14-21 /W ABS ENT. Counc ilmen Orakf',
Is bell .
CERTCFICATE OF Blll'!.CNM!l I L . L . ISBELL,
P1ctltlouN Flnu N&me lTTEST:
THE UNDERSIGNED do here· c . I<. PRLEST.
by certify that they are conduct· Clty C lt>rk. ~
Ing a bowling., alley business_ at Nn. {a4 ·1-Press .•
1703 Newport Avenue, c~(a Me8R. I Publi!'!h 9 /14 '50.
California. under the fictltiou!'
rlrm name o f Va n'a Bowling Alley
and that said firm Is composed of
the followin1: persons, whose
<>RDIN1\NCE NO. 8'.!8
names in full and places of rcai-
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ORD[N,\Nf'E ADD IS 0 SEC-
denCf's are as followa. to-wit : TION 423.t. TO THE J\t l lNl-
Harry Vanderpool. 1781 ~2 San-(:IPA.I~ c·ooi; OF THE CIT\.
ta An~ Avenue. Costa P:1 e8'\, Calif. I Olo"' NE\\'Pf>RT BEACH PRO-Lew1s Vande rpool. 1181 i,, San-'
ta Ana Avenue. Costa MeMa, Call!. lllBITING THE OIVING {>R
!sol Vanderpool. 1781 •~ Santa .r·11MPING FROM P U RL I c·
Ana Avenue, COSl·..l Mesa. Calif, RRIOGES IN THE CITY OY
Charles Blake. 403 MBi;OOlia,
Costa Mesa. Calif.
WITNESS their hands this 22nd
day of August 19MJ I
!sol Vanderpool
SY.\VPORT BEACH AND
f'RO\'lDING A P E N A LT Y
FOR \'IOL.\TION THEREOF.
Harry Vanderp')()l I The City Council of the City nr
Charier; H . Blrlke tlf'\Vport Bl'ach does ordain as fol-
Lewis Vanderpool J11wl"I:
State of Nebraska, SECTJIN t : Sect io n 4234. Is
County o f Douglas. siit ht'reby odrled to the Municipal
On this 22nd day of Aug ust in Cnrle of the City ·o f Newport
the year one thousand. nine hund-13cach ·l~ follows, to-wit:
red and fifty, A.O., befo re mt', th'! "S t'c tion 4234. Diving or jump-
undersigned a Notary Public In ing from bridg~. It Is hereby de-
snd for ·said County. r esiding clared unlawful for any person or
therein. duly commiMio ned and pf'rl\O ns to dive or jump into thr
$V."O rn, personnal.y appeared Harry 1..,.·ater fron1 any publi c bridg:?
Vanderpool, Lewis Vanderpool, anrl · \Vithin the City of Newport Beach.
Charles Blake, personally known \ Any person violating the provts-
to me to be the persons whose inns CJf this•sectlort shalt be deem-
names are subecribed t o the within ed guilty of a ml8demeanor."
l~trument. and a cknowledged t n SECTION 2 : This ordinance la
m1 tMt they executt'd lht> samt>. 'hr r r by drclared to be o n emerg-
n W itness \Vhe reof, I h.l ve i ency measure necessa ry for the hereun~o set my hand a nd affixed j imn1ectiat e preservation of t he
my off1cal seal the day and ye~r I public health and safety and ahan ~n this ce rtificate flr'St above writ-take effect Immediately. The fol-
en. lo\vlng is ·'.l statement of t he fact! Harold Vanderpool Notary Public In a nd ·for t h~ showing It,, urgency.
county of Douglas, State o f There is. at pre8ent, no or dln-
Nebraska. a nce or other la wpreventing the
di\'lng or jun1plng from public
bridgefl within the corporate ll n1it
of the City of Newport Beach . T o
protect the health and Jives of t hP
c itizens of Newport Beach. especl-
ail)" in view of the periodic sun1-
mer Influx of people into thil!I
City. requires lhe Immediate pau-
age of this ordJrunce and Its tak-
lnjt effect lmmedlat'"ely.
State of Cal}fornia,
County of Orange. ss
ON TlllS 17th day of August, A.O.
19:'>0, before me. the undersigned,
a Notary Public In and for said
County tJ.nd State. ~ldJng there-
'n. duly comm issioned and 8WOm ,
personally -appeared. Isol Vander -
pool, known to me to be the per-
sona wh08e namN a.re subscrt~
to the within instrument. and a c-
knowledged to me that they exe-
cuted the same. In Wltneaa Where-
of, I have hereunto set my hand
and aHlxed my ofttcta.l seal the
day and year ln thi• Certificate
flrst above written.
H. L. Hetrick
My Commiuion vrptre8 Feb. 27,
1933.
No. MS Preas. Pub. 8-31, 9·7-14 -21
'i50,
SECTION 3 : This ordinancr
.!!hall be published at least once In
the Newport-Balboa Pr e s .s, a
ne'-''Spapcr of general circulation.
printed, published and clrcu1o.tcd
in the City of N~port Buch. and
shall be in force and ef!ect im-
mediately upon the final paasage
thereof.
The above and foreptng ordin-
ance was introduced a t a regular
meeting of the Oty Council of the
ctty of Newport Beach held on the
28th day of August. ltlM and WU
finally puaed and adopted on the
lltb day of September. 1960 by
the followtng vote. to-Wit:
A YES. Councilmen Grffiey,
· Blue. F'lncb
NOES. Oounc:tlmen None
ABSENT Coondlmen Drake,
!Jlbell. .
I. t . I . . 45 lnst111ctors R ady as
Coast! Opens Thi Year
It WU the begtnning of Ute t.hird .tcholutlc year at 01'&.nlf
Coast college bat Wednesday when t6 lnatructo" reported .to the
coaet&l ln8Ututlon to spend three d&Yf In IMt.ltute .ueSona prior to
the official regt8traUon of student.I M°'day and 1\l'esday of thla week.
One day earlie r, the nlne new inatructdra met with Pruldent Basil H
P et erson for i nitial briefing of college : policy a.nd routtne. ·
New Instructor s nre: Wlllil&.m R • t
J ulian, vice-principal of' the\-Zve. A ic 8 b
nlng College: Hue8ton Harper 1)111 Oftl
track coach ; Mary McChemey,
Englleh and Sponlsh: John Mick-look lecOIMS
eleon. electronic•; Mrs. Marthella J _ •
Rand'lll, English a n d e:peech : lesT Seller Fra~ Shaw, lite science: Edwin I
R ico, sqclal science: Medra. Thie-"'1bHc demand t or the govemp
mlg. counselor, and George Guth· moqt·8 newut beat seller entlUed
rle, petroleum technology. "The Etfort.e: of A tomic Weap·
At the Wf"dneMlay momln.g ll;f!lll· ~a1; hu been 80 great that two
-i lon, Lnu111 Conrady, president of prtqtings have been sold out In
~he Board or Trustcea, keynoted leu{ than a month •Ince the book
the entire aeries of faculty mec~-W· released. the Government
Inge w ith hi! ln11plratlon9I we -Prl ting Office announced today. ~ming addreas <'mph.~&lzt~g the e flr&t printing of 10,000 cop-
mporl.Rnce of counseling in th" as Bold out Augu11t 14. the
junior colleg"e prognlm. day the book was availablP.
Fa...ulty MeeUnp cond prtnttng of 20,000 cop-
Both Wedne&tlay efternoon and le8 a now-gone and a third p rint-
Thu~sday morning general faculty Ing ot 15,000 copies will be oft
meetings were devoted to the lfhoer re ,.. 8 In ' few days. Orders
study of Ceneral Education : of-h e k, whic h sel111 for $1.25
fl clsl reporL, by ec.1fll member s per copy, re atlll pouring In ~to
<'If the s u mmt'r workshop a t UCLA the upertn ndent of 'Documents,
.:.or, Jam<'·" w. Thornton. Dean Gov mmcnt Printing Office,
F d H b B b C I n nd W~ington , 26. 0 . C.
re u er. 0 a r 80 a ~e lntomla.tion cont&Jned In
Ml&"J Lo1111'1e Dowlt'n. and present th publlcatl-L sn!!Wers many of ,
plan11 of Orange Coast College In ~· I
coursc11 of General Educ-itlon na-th q uestlon11 the public Is e.sk-
tur" -outlined by Dr. Giles T. ing 1 about atq1nic weapon!! •1.n<1
Bro\vn, 80Cial scie nce: Dr. Richard wh"t effect11 they would hav'! if
S eibert, natural sc ie nces : Vernon put jlnto use. lt 18 tit primary ln-
Pattrrf!On. English and l!pecc h: ter~t lo peraons engaged In cl-
Miss Doris Raef, businesa cduca-vlll,n deferulC. the building trades
lion ; Charles Lewis, mathemat ics and others vitally Interested in
and M ias Patri~cla 1-Joore, home wh happen!! when un atomiC
economlci;i. Dr. rnton explain-bomb explodes.
ed lhe '"NC'Xt Ste 8 Ahead." iiie book was prepared by thC'
Two mAjo r to pics and discus-At~lc Energy comml~lon from
s lon111 at Frld:iy 's meeting v.·ere· the non confidential 11clentlflc Rnd
"Drop-out end Fo\lnw-up Report" tee nlcal Information , lt Is t he
11.nd "T r Et chcr _ Counselor Reis-m In fo rmative and suthortUl-
tlnnS.' Dr. Priest's rrro•'t of the tivct book Rn :1tnmlc weapons
collf'ge study on the drop-out whlth can be made public and ir
problem rrvcaled the sincere in-the most significant document on
tt>res t and C'OncentT·lt('d effort nf 3 toric ~nergy to be published
collcG"e authorities and lnlltruc-Si"q? the Smythe Report.
tio nal staff to m t•et the needs nt j
the students. ·1 ·· OWt' It t o 1ny audience to br
Using thr finrtlng:; of thiH re-a s Et a.s I can get ."~Radlo Ac-
port as 11 Hlim11lu11 .for sdd1t1onal tor Jack Smart, protestlnJ; nrcter
cfror ls In helping tf' oolve this to e ten pounds to hold movlr
problem , Pl,cht faculty represent&· con(ract .
lives <lltackcd thC' problem In di· --+-------------
'rc t ra•hlon •long the following I LEGAL NOTICE
linf'~: 11 Wh1:1t rf's po nslbilities !--+-------------·
i-;houlrt t<'Rrher.!I assunlf' · Dudley•
Boy le and Walter P1ill ; 2l What CITY OY NEWPORT BEA('JI,
rc~ponl"l bl ll ti ee a re cxpcc.ted of 1 CALIYOHNIA
r -i un!!<'l ors _ J ohn Owens ·and N'.otict' 18 hereby given that bids
,..ii ' be receivro In the ofri cr nf f\.111 "!'! E11.ton : :ll ln1p rnvt'm f'nl an<l
flnw of lnfo rn1atinn between the City Clerk until 7:30 p. rn ..
roun!-!e ln rs ,..111<1 tf'R C'hf'Tl"I -Charles Sep ember 25, 1950. for turnlshin~
HAi ey and O!Jcar Taylor : 4) H ow and delivering ready-mix<'d port-
cu n teachcni contribute 111orc er-Ian cement C"l n c rete to the City
r ... r tlvt'ly 10 counseling program--of <'wport Beach diHposal \reu
Don Brldgrnan 3 nd Kenne th Boell-nea l~th Str·eet and Newpo rt
rhror. ... Av ue.
New High in
State Vet Loans
Eft.c h bid "hall be s ubmilt<'d on
a f~rm obtalnert from the offict"
f}f tfie City Engineer.
TJle City o C Newport Beach r c-
l'et'fes the r ight to reject any or
all bids.
Flnan<'ing f'( f81"TllS and ho1nes C . K . PRJEST.
e11-CR\itnrnia vr t r.rans unde r the. City Cle 1·k .
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WHY ms. SKIP TOWN • WRY J:l)8. llll[lp TOWN I •''What .. allmOllY but ~ 'pey-1
"GH(Oi'y celtbrated· hlo birth· *hen-you-go' plan T" _ Eva De ''Tbe Rear Admiral wlD dlnet
day wl,lb U.e aid of 12 llendll."-1 .,.,,. ·•·-' I tho Aiarnfed Forcea Day cdebra·
:lllcblpn -· ·, I I ~ opera ...... r. I Uon."-Wt.abln~ Slate -r.
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POMONA • Sept 15 .. ·0cl 1st * A 7 million doUu pe.oon.ma of adiinemcact Tn&ly • maai<
apotition o( ptognsa (aturing Sp«tacuJU dlspb~-200 pet•
maaeot buildings-dau.Jing brrauty -umurpused exhibils-thrill;
ia.1 ntenaiomeac-u:citiog bone ncina •ilb pari·mutuels-
Nrw Joy .Zoaa-Kiddy l.&nd for coa-<IS,000 individual mtriei
-Nigh1 6-wotks. n c.
GO .PACIFIC EUCTllC-DIRECT TO FAIR ENTUNCE I
• Sp«ial •OfOI coKha •ill be oprn1ird •I f~uent ;n1enalt fl'Ofl'I
Sirtb • MIMI Srrttt Su.Pon, L0$ Angeln, dittet 10 Fair Grouads eatr&.AoCt.
rcn.n:Uo1 thJo,.ighout day ud t•Hing. E•cunioo trai~ will dcp&tt from
Lo. All&e1" al 9:)0, 10:00 and 11:00 La., rft\lnling afur ncitlt pro-r--· Admu.ioa tkk.U t•ail-.blit 11 SUth " Mt.in Sun t Su.tioo ~r
m.inia1 dittet nithlK'I 10 Fair Gl'Ollodl upoa am.at
' 10$ All5fln t , •
WEST'S FIRST TELEVISION NETWORK
Relay system to op9rate between San Francisco and Los Angeles
• ·~ '\':C~
!!l1tlc"11 low-interest pln.n chalked No 546-Prt'~l'I I
up e nrw nil-time high d uting Au-1 Publish 9/14 /50. i
t:ust .-<Yi"th the inve.!ltn1ent of $6.---------
302.973 ot Califo r nia '{el<'i •tni:; VAr-tl\:\'f'f; i
bonds funrti:;, it wa.s rr porl(d todfly j NOTICE OF' H EARING
by St11.te Director of Vt>t erans Af-f P lanning Commh1s1 on l
rairs D. J . Callaghan. Jr. Notice is hereby given that thl'
A total o f 892 vet era n s were Planning Commission of the City
added tn t he list ..,f partictpantr. of Newport Beach \vlll hold R pub-
1n the FA1·n1 An<1 Home Purchase lie ~earing on the application of
progra n1 d uring thr month . b1;ng-AJ~rt S . D'AgostJno for a v.1ri-,.,J:: to n1orc than 43.000 the num· ancf on Lot 16. BIC1'k 3. Sectior
b t"r of cx-.!lervlccmen of both 5, Q.alboa Jsland I 127 Jade street J
World WArH who have been un-i.n iccordanct' with St'Ctlon 11 of
der contr11.rt !!Ince the plan w ... 1s Ordinance No. 525 so that he may
cl"l teblishl'd 29 years agu. be allowed ·l five 16) fo :>t setbac k
T he previou.!I peak month was on "Jade A venue.
last May when 870 V('tf'rans were Notlcf' Is hereby further given
a~l8ted by the lnvest1nent of SO.-that said hee ring will b~ h eld on
189.562 In purchase of their farms the 21st day of Septen1ber. 1950.
·'lnd homes . at the hour of 7 :30 p .m . In thr
Woman Hurt in
Mesa Accide nt
One p~rson
wt>e kend t T·'l ffic
\Va s lnjur~d
accidents in
;n
th•
Newport Harbor area a cco rdi.ng
to California highway patrol re·
ports.
In a colllalon between ea r111 driv-
en by Salvador Acosta, 15:)1 New-
port Blvd., Costa M CE•l . and Pfc.
Doyle L. Campbell, 21, El Toro
1"1arlne, Miss Ada Marie Doran,
21, received minor injuries and
was treated b.Y a Huntington
Beach physician. The a ccident
took place s .1turdRy evening at
Harbor Blvd. and Talbert Rd.
Boy Unhurt in
Bicvcle Accident
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No apparent injurles were re-
crlved by J.3ck Smith. 12, 114
29th St.. Nev.•port. wh('n he ran
his bicycle into the side of a car
at 35th St. a.nd Short St .• Friday
afternoon, police reported.
Driver of the car. K . V. Sooy.
OU • 31th St., Newport Beach, ac·
companied the boy to hia home.
police &'lid. where be was exam·
lned tor lnjurtea.
STEAL MACKEREi. BACKS
Theft ot two mackerel bra1llng'
racke wu reported to police Mon·
day by Mrs. Ii'. McOoupl. 230
P earl Ave.. Balboa ta1and. who
aakt the rack• 'N'ef'e taken from •
rock In the tum1n1i -Th• woman aakl the racJu· ue valued at $i50.
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Council Chambf!1· o f the C ity Hall.
N ewport Beach , Califo rnia. tl
"''hlch time and place any and all \.
per'°ns Interested msy appear
and. be hr·l rd ther eon.
Ray Y. Copelin, Secretary
Newport Beach PlannJng
Commlulon
By order of Chalrn1an
Walter M. Longmoor
No. ~46---Preaa
PubU8hed 9/14/50
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t. Amplifying equipment like this is connected
with the hornlike antennas above to relay tele·
vision programs o r lo ng distance telepho ne' calls
from one pan: of the country to another. Engineers
a.Ii it mlcro-wave,., fo r it uses high-frequency radio
waves, and ic gets ~ nickname, "Jump-Jump," be-
ause the beams leap-frog between relay stations
located on mountains 28 to 65 miles apart.
2. Television programs an be relayed from one
point to ano~cr by micro-wave or by coa..xial cable.
The fine leg of a Western television nctWork will
begin operating between Silo Francisco a.od Los
Angeles Scptamber 1~ over the ne~rly-complcted
"Jump-Jump" sysctm. And we're going ahe..d with
surveys and e~pttimencs ro extend thC television
network to other areas of the West.
{'rice
rooo uP
110~
increases since
COST or
Uvtl'VC
UP 69'
' 3. The research which produced this micro-wave
,system w~ conduaed in Bell Telephone I.abon.rorics
... origina'tors of so many elearonij: developments.
Hundreds of them have led co better telephone
service at lower cost .. and have played a major pare
in making your telephone the big value it is today.
For in spite of rising prices, telephone n.tes have
gone up much less chaa o w coses of providing sen""
ice. On the average, our prices have gone up lcs.s
than half u much u the' cost of living generally.
@ Pacific Telephone
Your telephone is one of
today's best bargains
a treat's no trouble
tvhert you cook elect1~ically !
A FEAST FOR tHE FAMILY, or a special sp read for gue>16-thcse needn't
mean you'll have to devote your day t.o cooking. Not when you have
a modern electric range! You can leave the whole meal to cook, set the
controls and forget it until serving time. Everything will be read! when you
are, and everything will be just the way you want it to be.
Thrrt art a lot of rttUons you'll likt cooki~g on a modtrn tltctric range.
It's int.<ptmivt to optrat•, too. Ask youc dtaltr.
• IOUTHllN CALIPOIN I A ID I SON ~C_OMPAN~
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HARBOR SOCIAL EVENTS
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Carol Claytor 1s Bride in Rite$
at All Souls Church, Berkeley
A.11 Souls Episcopal ch~rcti
Berkeley was the aettiilg on
Wednesday. September :ij when
Carol Grace Claytor of Bay
Shores repeated vows wtlh Ger-
rttt Pieter Van der Ende or Te.-
coma, Waah. The bride Is t'll e
daughlf'r of Mrs. inez M. Claytor
of Bay Shorefl nnd George V .
Claytor or Rlver8lde and the
brldegNY.:Jn1 l~ the son of Mr. and
Mn. G<rrllt Van d{'r Ende of Ta·
coma.
Carol u.•ns ~ivr-n In k ~eplng by
her father In fh" doub!f'·l"iDg !itl"V·
Ice at rivc-thl ~'ly o'clock. white
gladiolus and r.'\nrtcl:ib··a form ing
the t-~ck1:round. She 'A'Ol"C a vel-
v eteen ~uit of forl'!ll grcfn with
whltr. VC'lvr-t hat and co.1·riad \Vhltt'
orchids on a white b ible.
?.tis., Mcrrl1yn Cl11.ylo•. Carol's
only sJstrr. was 1nu.td o~ honor.
W ith her brown velveteen suit,
which had '-' taff('t., uklrl, shP
wore a matching V<'IVeteen hat.
Not~ of crtnlr11~t v.·as p rovided by
her bouquet to yC'llmv ca"JHltlons.
Mr . G('rritt \l9n dcr Ende st'rv-
("(\ hi.".! son ·l R heP.t 1n&n.
Mts Clay to~ ch<':'!!' for her
c'.aughtcr 's \Vcrtrlln& a :JUit r f winr
colored gAOO rdin(' s.c t nff by H.
dusty rnsc pillllox hut with V<'.'i l.
and matchin~ j:lovcs. Iicr co!'S8j;P
\VB8 of srr !JI tiger lili('~ in pink
nnd rose. Mrs, Van tie r En<le wore
a. beige ~abarrlinc auit, her match-
ing hat having a brown fcalhP.r.
The brown y,·.ts r rpeated by he r
France. He I• a member of Zeta
Psl tratcmlty.
A short honeymoon was epent
at Lake Ta.hoe and th e you11g
couple will be aue•ta ,for · a tew
d.lys this week at the Bay Shore11
home of Carol's mother. On Sat·
urday. Mrs. Van der Ende will
be matron of honor Rt the marri-
age of h!!r t1t11ter. Merrilyn, tint
wedding to be performed in the
new St. Jame~ Prcebytertan
('hUrch. After thnt, the Van der
Entles \Viii rT•\ke lh"ir homt? In l
T a.C')tna, W ash
C. D. M. Women
Invited to Attend
All n1cn1bcrM of the Church
~·..:hool guild of Corona del Mar
Community church and their
f1icnda a1 r aAked to mrrt next
Tursday at 10:30 a.nl. at th e horn('
of the prt'aldrnt, Mrs. Oori11 Diehl.
t u sew for the N ovember baza·1r.
They are asked.. to bring sack
IUnC'he3.
ThP guild wlll be in c ha1·i::c of
the baby booth with Lucille Shan·
no:i as chairman. Prnc·eeds g o to
the church SC'hOOI and plans were
made \\'hf'n tho first f.111 mef'tlng
of the guild 'ves held Mond&y C'Ve·'
ning at the home o f Ruth Fluma·
son. Mrs. Ida Mac Kiley and Mrs.
Sylvia Slater· and vice-pre11ldenl
Ruth Harrison was elect ed to the
gloveti anti hf'r corsn~e '"·as of position.
yellow tiger lilies. --------
After thr. cer,..mr1ny a wcddinJ:
dlnn('t for mrmhr1·~: of th" fan1l-
llet1 and two 1·0\h-'i::'" r<1n111 n1at ('S of
the brirt .... Mi~q M:i ry Ann rhep-
Altar Linen5 Lost
From St. James Church
men of Fullerton nnli M]s.~ Li~t What the finders are going lo
Fletcher of Bcrk,,.\cy, WH~ h eld at do IA"ith them Is anyone:·s gue&S.·
the Cl.Ar('mnnt hot"I. Crnlering but the l.:isers nf two boxes arc
lhf' Ion,::-tHbl,.. \Vil-" R b:Rut iful rlf'sotutf'cl, be<·nuse they rontalned
cakf! ta ppet! hy R 1ni 11 ~ 1t1tt"t' brtde hflnd embrol<lel"f'd altar linens
•nd gn'.Xlm l\.tis.i; Shirley Van der 1nd " rurplf" chAlil'e veil. property
Ende. sislf't of thr brlc\J'1;roon1. of St. Ja.n\l'S Epls,'opal rhurch.
,..u 1n rhar~l' 11r lhr guest bt"l('lk . It is brlit>\·ed lht' bf"IX('~ wf"rc
Aftf'r\1.-ard J:l.lf'.!lt.!l rlanced to n1u-lo..~t fnl ru " car 11.bn ut tv.·n "'eeks
sic nf lhf' hot,.I orrhr,tra ! ap.l but just .,_.h«'n" 1s not known
· The new Mrs. Van cler Ende ~"\t-' An)· 1nforn1ation h"f:ll l'din~ th('nt
tended Riveni:idr M""h nols 11.nd $h('Ukl tat-("hoorti lo lh«' ('hun:h or·
Stanford univrrgitv. 1-l r-r hu.«band fi,,.. Ha.rtx>r t!J:~O.
'A'""&ll gradu&te-d thi~ summf'r fron1 ! ---
Stanford afte-r ha,in~ h~ junior ~C1L~ifle<I a lls an.• ~ad Ly ft1lks
year al the sOrbonne in P-uns. \\"ho are JookiJlg to buy.
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New Location
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Legion at ThroUJ:h St.
SUNDAYS:
9:./5 and 11 a. m.
Sing•piralion, 7:30 p. m.
lniden.-Phone 15633 Fratt.k L. and Wjnle A. Do11:<1tU, Co-~~:' .1
CLEARANCE
• CLOSiNG OUT ENTIRE STOCK
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Prices . Slashed to
Move Quickly
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Includes All Popular
Labels -Many Fine
Albums c:ind, Singles
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WHILE SELE~TIONS ARE PLENTIFUL
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OA'1 HIGHWAY -. .. .
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othv. Gilles~itt '.'Bein .. • Rock.t.11 .. ~ 1to pb-~ f ' • Jlgationa." -''Clnd~lla" bride, ends Democ tic ~ "'Bobo"' w1nt11top Rocllefel·
ner at L.agun ler, ptllalD;. io let · -pboto-. · , I gn ph ·11eby .,.,.. · rs. Dbmthy Gillespie, 870
ado •lreet, Colt.a Mea.
1 I ~~;:-,uc commilteewomen tor r~ county, attended the Tri·
ty DemocraUc dinner meet· 1
I~ on Sunday al t..guna Bf?ct\
w re Sdml.lnd (Pat) Brown, dis·
trt attorftcy ot San Francisco,
honor guc.1t and •P..eaker. •
preae.ntaUvea fntm Rlvenlde1 ce and Imperial countie"
h comprise the 22nd congre11·
81 al dt.trtct heard the prom!·
ne a ttorney, who has th csup~ po~ or-both R1•publlcans ind
De ocra.ts ff?r the postlion of al·
to ey general. -------
H.y Langenheims
MC>ve Into New
'1io J11.car Home
I ' Mr. and l\trB. Ilny L 1ngt'nhcJm. wht sold tht'lr Lldn N ord home
ear ler In the su111mcr. moved
r.to d&y into thc l .. llC'W l"f"s1'Uen ce
at •213 Vis Jucor, Lidn l.!lle an1 °"·Iii be at h1 mf' lo frh:nd~ In nt;ou~
a Feck . "We"v1· i.:nt furn iture
~oBJnJ'l' f roin Ail ptJlnl.!'1 nf the
co pB.61:1." n11 td M r~. J 01nr.l'nhctm,
b with g ... lling .!'ll'lFl <'rl.
LA.n~nh{'ill1 l:; :1(•1·rrtnry nr the
Newport Ch11n1bcr nf C'.01n1nt•r<:c. I
Th• couple have one son, J ohn.
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OPENING ISALE-SEn. 15th TO 30ffl .. I
Al""'rTl!lR .. 81!lRVING ORANGE COUNTY MOTORISTS
FOB SO YEABs FROM OUR ANAHEIM STORE
.. \l -NOW WE HOPE TO SERVE YOU-
1 IN THE 008TA MESA DISTRICT
NC!>THIN$ BUT !AUTO SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES
· SMf COVERS, DOLL-UP AND SPEED EQUIPMt:NT
AND PARTS IAT MONEY SAVING PRICES
IRING THIS AD FOR FREE GIFT
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SERVING ORANGE COUNTY MOTORISTS.S'INJ:E 1919
res1JRO~
Owner
SATE nEADE
Maaascr
Los Angele$ St
at Cheslnuf
Ph.4109 ANAHEIM
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MR. A.~D MRS. PETER SLACK WILSON cut the \\-cddlng-cake
foUo"inr their tl!ttnt marrbl"e ln Ne"'port Jlarbor Lutbt.'t&O
chu~. Mn. Wl18on 11 thf' fonne r Mary 1o quarry, daul'htcr ul
Mr, and Mn. Kenneth Quarry, Santa Ana a\'enue.
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Miss Velma Pridham
is New Clerk of
County Fellowship
Miss Velma Pridham of Costi1.
Mesa was Installed as clerk when
t 2G youn& people of Orange Ent-
plre Wcstn1inslcr Fellowship held
their "First 0.1y of School" rally
Mondny evening nt a banquet In
FJ1·st Presbyterian C'h urch. Tus-
tin. Gene Summerfelt of \.\•hillier
\Vl\B Ins talled mod('ratnr.
Th(' R '!v. Thomas Gibson. pas-
tor o f St. Andrew's Presbyterian
church. Ne\'1port Heights. l.<t e.d·
\'isor for tbe Fellows hip. Attend·
ins:: r1-on1 St. Andrews were the
M1ss-:s J oan K imc.s. hf • .ircill John·
.!llOnP. nuth Varney. Dorothy
Fowler. Judy Tucker, Ba.1 bllra
Bandy, Beverly Martin, Nancy
Deaver and Velina Pridha1n.
Two Balboa Girls
A.r~ Enrolled
st Bishop's School
Two rls from Sal.JJoa, bl ary
a er n" · 00gt"tt. diughter-or
Mr. Harry L. Blodgett. 205 Coral
Ave .. a nd G-111 Finley, daughter nf
M:r. nncl Mrs. Leland Finley. 1108
Enst Balb,.,a srvd., are enrolled as
i·c.!'lid cnls at thl" Bishop's School
ror Girls. Episcopal. La J olla.
Mis8 DlodgC'tl will g o into the
10th grade and Miss Finley Into
Lhr 11th g1,'.lde.
The school year opened on Ser
tember 13 and the girls l<'ft her
Tuesday.
'Vine and Branches '
Is Sermon Subject
at ~resby. Church
"The True Vine and Branches"
Is subject of the Rev. "fhomas M
Gibson, speaking Sunday at St
Andrew·s Presbyterian church. 11
Is taken from the text. "I am
the. vinl", ye are the branches. He
that abldeth ln Me and I In him
the same brlngeth forth much
fruit, Wr withc ut Me ye can do
nothing" 1St. John. 16:5 .)
La.st Sunday as dedication ser·
mon for th" ne\v church. Mr. Gib·
aon repeated by popuh'r request
"The Man St. Andrew." a sermon
de livered on the first anniversary
of the church In 1949.
The pastor was In attendanc1·
at Los Ange?'Ps Presbytery, Pa·
clfl<' Palisades on Tuesday an<'
W ednesday. On Friday evenlnE'
tcacher111 In the chu rch echool will
·'1.ttend the tall curriculum pre-
views at Ftrst Presbyterian
church. Orange.
Lamp Shade Classes
to Start Sept. 26
at High School
Classes in lamp shade making
so popul.'.lr last year. will start
September 28 In room 123 al New-
port Harbor Union High echool.
These classes are free and are
given under the auspices of thf
Adult EducaUon Department and
will meet on Wedneadays, 6 :30-
9:30 p.m. Tbere will be an after-
noon cLus, 1 to 4. p:m . Call the
achool tor locaUon.
Regillter as early a.s possl~lt
the opening day of the clua ar
these claMes uaually have a wait·
lng llat. Bring needles, thread
act.-on, ptna a nd your old lamr
Mme, lt you have one.
The teacber. Viola Bou.. ..,ya
'"If >'O'l can bold a needle, 10'.
can malle a. lamp shade. LI.mp
brinS a bame to Ute: drab ftlOllll
..,. be brightened with the rtpt
ta)npa." It II: not nee ••f"Y to aet
QeW' tram. lf Uie old ane. mMl
the ..-.
Mn. --pro-.. lndl""""'"7 wttb -pupil. tak·
fJIC Into conoide111--G( the -.tJpeol~---"'-.cir.-._
--G( lanlp. A.a ~ .. ... la ta... d91111 to .. ~
llldl••W"*d IUlop obejlM
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German East Zone
Studont Addre5ses
0 . C. Methodist Un ion
"The German church hes been
s 11 theology, dii:iCUl!slon11 about
God snd eternal truth" said a
German East Zone woman. etu-
dent In lhis country, when she ad-
drt'.sser! 200 members of Orange
C1Jun•:v Mt'lhOOls t, Union at a din-
ner held Monday evenlni; in Goo1-
cll hall. Chrh;;t Church-by-the-Sea.
Con traBlin~ the c hurches In
A.n1,.rtca . with their t'mpha.sis on
people &nd social service, she sa\v
the need ln her country for "A
Chrlstalnlty that h-111 Its roots In I
the ground, thai. wtll mix ou1
theology with the answering of
human need ."
After the war Germans looked
forward tn the opening of lhf'!
churches but, with the program
scarcely star ted. th~ OennRr
communlstn 11000 tonk over and
'hf' chur1..·hes were turned Into n10-
llon pic ture hous es. When Ilu!l ·
ttla took control, the speaker said,
'.hP churches were agaln 'give.ti
1v('r to their proper use bUt with
, clrcums.ci:_ibed youth program
vhlch 1tllO\V3 only for hymn sini-
ng. Bible reading and praying.
Whllr there n1ay be many ln-
'11vldual German-Russian friend·
qhf P'I. one neve r knows what mtt.y
happen. There are sure to bf
•pies in the churches and if any-
thing objectlonable Is said. thr
putor Is caJled up for an cxplan-
1.llon.
W omen of the Winlersburf:
·hurch wero In charge of the din·
l.er. A ttending from _Newport
Bench \Vere Rev. Tbomaa Penc\ell.
\{iss Kate Robertson, Mesdame1
Roy &Jter. George Goeldner.
'.ewls and Mea11ra. end Meeda.mes
?red Woodworth, Lloyd Folsoth. a. S. L. P'relt&g ·.!nd A. T . Miller.
'ter home after call lo serve with
Air F orces reaerves.
County Symphony
to Start Rehearsals
For 1950-'5 I Season
Orange County Symphony or·
·h,..slrf.l. with a 1JUmn1er program
1t Orange county fair to Its cred·
t, will begin Ila fall aeason with
l rehearsal on Tueaday, Septem-
ler ·19, at 7 p.m. In t he music
•ulldlng at Ne-wport Harbor
!nlon ,High school.
Director Clinton Sa\vln Is p~-1n·
1lng an eaJ·ly concert w ith the
. ummer music to be repeated. but
vlth the addition of a concerto.
Por the flrat time 1n fta, history
1
he on:heatra hu two b&Moons
tnd other sectlona are filling In I
ilcely, atates maruger Georg-e
~Unton Gibbs.
Nhitman Foursome
'isiting in Kansas
Mr. and Mn. Ben Whitman and
Mr . .:ind M n . H any I:. Whitman
Jf Corona d!-1 Mar left thia week
·or Bt!Uevtlle. Ka.nsaa, where they
viii spend three weeks visiting
:-elaUvea and friends.
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Helene Curtis
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NOW IN PROGRESS! The Sale You've Waited For ••. With Savings We're Famous For!
Good Gualify for L~ss Since 1886 ... Selirs has practiced STRAIGHTLINE DISTRIBUTION -the most in-
exp•n•ive method of moving goods from manufacturer to you -for b4 years! Thi• progrdm co•h u• leu to
do bu•incss, and it costs you less to do bu•inen with us! Come in now! Prove it to yourself it's wise to '"Shop
at Sears and Save '"!
Pilgrim
SHIRTS
I CHOICE of these 4 collar styles
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R.•gular Col1•r lo119•r Point Wicft1pr••c:i V•11i1ki11g l•nd
Foih•o l'led lo fit ).in. poil'lt. 1o.,.·er For .Jeroga or No band ot frol'lt
overage m a l'I . bal'ld for 1horte1, t~!n11er fac e d for real i;port
2l/4·<n. poink. heavi•r nec ~5 . 1f1e11: 1tay1. 1hirt comfort.
• Whites • Solids • Striejes • Dustytones
All at this savings • • all in fr ctory fresh cello-
phane wrapper. ·.: 1
$
Purchased Specially
For This Sale! , • •
Regularly 2.98
1'ou 8&\'C 96c on 2 ahlrta: You
.a,·e C.\'tn more becaWie theN! an
our flncttl ithlrts ••• a real bar·
gain at regular prices? Smoodt.
Sanforized• cotton broadclodl.
Slightly tapcl'ed for body curve
ftt, IOflK tails. Neat .. leW'IDAlt<-
ah.lp" lhroughout. Save dart.as
th.a. great Anniversary Sale. 1(
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a ceU Fboeblli;ht. crome plated. Z.39 valoe .................. -... ~~ Bubber l!ldn llal>T Doll, oompletely d.......i, 6.45 value .... 6.%11
t..dleo' Glnirb&m and Chambray o......., Bes· t.11 _ ....... l '11 Harmony H..,.. Twla She Electric Blanket, Rel'. 3:.96 ... .%1.88
Falrloom Plnwale Co .... roy, 341• wide, 1M nlue .. __ U7 ~ 1-2 Price Sale, Prtllt.d Yard Goodo, aUp cover and draperJ'
Fair-Bay'!"·Wool Plalda, W wide, U9 nlue ... -L'lt il'd. fabric. .
Women'• New Fall Hata. Rel'. US .......... ·-·-···-···· .. ----·µ& Po-Anlolnalle'Waaber, Re&"· 43 . .ta ._ ..... _ ...... ___ .M.111
Tota' Pullover Wool Sweat.en, Sba S • IK. Bes· %.18_,_L,1 Maid of. Honor lroa1ac Table. \•entllated aurfaoe --···-'7.96 w • -----I ~ • I ome11 a ~ -u~ldle N l'hlleo, 100&' ....,ved ..... ·--···-M Hmlln Pillow Cueo, U • 38, Res. 2-W ............. ____ .2.37 pr.
Royal Purple Proportl'1a·nt N;rlona, fall ....... 1.19 pr. · •ants H .. ter, modern _...,, Reg. 14.95 .......... .Jt.88
WOlllOll'a Plaatle Handi.p, Rel'. L96 and I.II -Homan %6,IM 11.T.U. 1'1oor Furnace, Beg. 67.MI. . .. SS.ii w-·· ~ Girdle, Bes ..... ·---.. ·····-Homan :ia.-11.T.U. Wall Furnaee, Reg, 66.60 ........... _ ... lie.Ill
Moa'e Ga-..e Bui,_, new tall atyleo & oolon____ Homan -11.T.U. F-Air FUrnace, Reg. 2:9..'IO .... JBUt
-·· 11a7.,. G.....unO 1e1....., C..111, Res· 14.N -. .1 i11J11C Alfred o.tt...U ll"1ba, now only ...... --.--..... 12 few •
-· G-.... 8laeka, Holl7Wl>0d •WJe. S.· Ll9--..... Wuhable Buafu& Wall-r, alngle roll _ ... -........ tsc lo .J.M
. _.. BAJ>oa Ga-..e s~ Sblrt. Spedal H-Paint, ·-a ,_ llome, Reg. "'611 ... -.. -.. ta.Ill
Moa'a Ties, Special '.no 'l"Malll, Jles, 1M. Liii -+-····-· -T-a.. s.11, 6M .... 4.76, your choice __ ,, ____ .a.at
••'• 111% Woal Slllrt!•adlet, plaW ,pattm.,, a........ •n••an..i 11oo11q ,..., •-· 11ome, Rea:. 120.00 ................ 1-
._.. B...m.. lllafcW Woril Ollt(U. MT, -. Dulap o..-~ H-. a yr ...... ran .... Rei;. SJSe._.s.as
_., All Wool •aoSldrtll, ·Bes. L9 · ' • ec----OU. la 11u1k, ,iea:. 79c plloo ...... ', ..... _ . .-
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• llDot.. aob Adlm lkpu•u• e•ota-. &es. a... 11.111 11•
Up. ...... a-....._wtt1t.Puww11,-..rr .. t ..... 1x ... hs8plicO ,, sU..•.Mftlae MM
u .. Sears Purchase Coupons
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TOpift ";+ fti.. ~·~·"'"; .. S:f> .... ~: 9~0 •• lft. to 9 ~Ill
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freedom
.Tour C
, Starting UU.. week
"l'Mflllthem Callfornla.ns wUJ have
• opportmdt:y to ... oantor-
• ..... t1el!d0hl bell, -~bol of tbf'
llhte'• cruaade for freedom when
•1*, maku It.a tour di. lrtte AOUth-
tibd.
llESl-il
Grlr&lh Weluras
'h T~hld
.Return to the .-rtdlron at New ..
port Harbor High thia week of
G~nn Ortff1th, the crack hurdler
wh:o was reluctant to' Npatt for
football, compeNla.tU coach Al
Irwin for the io. at ·1illhe-rfi'
who bu tra.rurterred to Compton.
Inwin I.a banktDg b•vUy on Qrif .. ,
tflh, a speedy 1lx·thtee end and
b111 return _..._. the laN
Mounted on • hwge tn:ck, the dtancee ot a lilth . .,dt In Jeq"Ue
'b.litomla freedom bell vlsi ted standings.
• Wednesday in Pasadena, 8an
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• 8tmadJno and Pomona, helping ART CIF AN'ITC1P A 1"10N
tell the atory of the crurode for
f'teedom and enUat thousands in
tll&t campaign.
Practice the art of anUCfS>alion
1'lben d~ along' our lftl'eet. or 1
btghways, adYlael the Nat.IOl'ULJ
Automobile Club. Knowing what
that fellow up ahead .. cohll' to
do, and what you yourself are ro-
ing to do. m&y save you a lot of
trouble" and may even save your
life.
"11111lit'.&'O'E '01' ~ wlllcll mi;. lie 'lac of W-flope,
ell LI_.,.. et '1111,.MJl!'u, ,,_ photOl•llJl•l!O bJ <•plorfft. -a
M.o\l"on their letest exPf.'(lltlon to MecJCo. . .
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de)'
; TOday tbe bell will t our com-
aD.unlUa In Roven!lide county as
part at the dr1ve to gain slgna-
ttlru on the freedom 9Ctolls. Th~
tour the~ ~l stal't wtth an ap-
~ prior to a cruse.de brealc.-
ftllt at Mtnlon Inn at 7 :45 a.m.
• General In E . Eaked. aouthem
Cali!orttJa chairman of the cru·
aade, aald ·'.lddltlonal visits of the
'Jte.11 will coincide with other coun-
~~Y drl¥eS to enlist pledges on the
fnedorn ecrolls.
· Friday the bell win stop at
Fullerton, 9 a .m.: Anaheim , 9 :35
a.:m.: Orange, 10:17 a..m .: Santa
~na, 10:66 a..m.; ~·ln Diego, 2:~0
p.m .; and Coronado, 4 :15 p .m .
Coast . Assn. Plans Many Expeditions fail~· to_ Fl .. ·, fabulous
Round-Up Session ~~~~ m~~nd ~~!~ti~·ha~! I !~ .. !~'°!~~ne of the I
PIS.ns for the "Round-Up" rreat<'!!t arc.heologtcel mysterte11 of all time. say Corona del Mar expl i-erB Dana and Virginia Lamb-['
meeting of lhe Orangl! County the disappearance or the fabulous "GoldP.n Library" of the Mayas.
The Saturday schedule calls
for stops at La Jolla, 9 a .m .; Del
·Mar, 9:48 a .m .: Oceanside, 10:45
i .m .; Laguna Be!lch, 1.2 :08 p.m.;
JiunUnston Beach, 1 :01 p.m.;
long Beach, 1 :~ p.m .; San Pedro,
~:17 p .m .; and Wilmington. 4 p.m.
Coast e..ssocia:tlon ate now ,being Last June in Mexico's southern-.----------------+--------------
prepared with the approval ot n1ost jungles, the C'ouple found
J ack A . Keirn ot Capistrano
Bench, president of the Coast
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BaJboa Driver .
In f ataJ Crash
group.
The meeting Is acheduled for
Tues&ly evcnin«. September 19
and will be held at the "101 Ranch
Cafe" .at Seal Beach on the Cos.at
Highway at 6 :SO p.m .
Listed for review at this .ses-
sion will be a number of impor·
tant toptcs tcnludlng a report on
the State Beach Park at Hunting-
ton Beach by one of the etate of-
ftci.als in charg-e there. Prog-TeAs
A Ealboan, Charles W . Warden on plan9 fo r the Sepulveda exten-
lr., 11, of 918 E . Ocean Ave., wall :!Ion Into 01'8.l\ge county wlll be
lnvoived In a Huntington Beach outlined by H . F . Kenny. chair-
accident at ll :45 p. m . Saturday man of the Co&l!lt Association
th which n 5-year-old boy wlls committee on roads.
killed a.nd five other::1 we re in-Present status or the Se-'ll
jured. Warden WllS slightly in-Beach harbor will be given by F .
jured and received treat m ent. by a W . H ickman and Mayor Schu-
~ysician. felt of Seal Beach. Upper New-
The two-car era.sh occurred at port Bay plans will be touch~
Ninth St. and Icean Ave., police upon by R. L. Patterson, consult-
aald. Leslie Rassmus.'ff'n o( Lawn-ing cng1neer. What's doi ng on
&:lie was killed In the collision and Dona P oint harbor will be men-
the i.njuretl In cluded the boy'11 -t ioned by J. H . RlsM.be rger of
cister, Debornh, 2. and brother, Dana Point and Los Angeles; anfl
ltobert, 8 months. .c. report on billboards will bf'
• Their m olher, Mrs. Evelyn made by Selin Franklin, or Costa
R&S8mVi98ell , 24, sufferet..I mouth Mesa. chairman of a spec"'11 Coas t
what they belie..,e to be the "-·reek·
ed plane of Wallace Hope, tt!t'
only man in modern times to ha»e
seen the lib,ary. "Or at 1leut,"
Uley 90,y . "according to his sworn
statement he saw lt. and hla story
had iruc.h a ring or authenticity u
to convince experts that he was
telling the truth."
Before starting their recent ex·
peditlon, which was concerned
primarily w1th what tumed out to
be a successful 8£'1 rch for the so--
called Lost City of the Mayas. the
coupl(' pursued hundreds of aged
Spanish li ocuments in the mu-
esums at Mexico City and 'I\Jxtla
Gutierrez. In the obsc ure OldM
Spanis h long·hand of priests onli
soldiers they found numer ous rt:f ·
erenCL'S t o the Golden Libra1y.
On one 1tde of the vault, he mw
a.n lmmenae sculptured Idol and
what appfiared to be a large 11tone
table. Stepplrig tawari! the table
he noticed that It wu tiollowed
out into a deep trouCh. a.rut on
the lnalde of the trou«h were fut·
ened cvr'loue hooka, with d19C8 in
place of e)'ea. He examined tMm
closely and found thct they were
attached to .plates of metal, rest·
Inc In the trou.ch. He ~raped theo
bat droppings from the outside
plate and WlU!I surprised to 1ee
that It contained lnci.ed ngures.
Then he lffted the plate and be·
low It, the second One gave off a
dull yellow gle&m. It was pure
gold!
H ope could not lift the "books,"
so a.rter a time, he climbed out or
the chan1be r and set .l compass
counie due north from his loca·
lion. He traveled for 17 hours.
and arrived at a chicle c3mp.
Then he journeyed by mule to the
nee.rest village. \Vherc he took
pas9nge" on a r·lcketMboat to th£'
nearest port. And from there, a
steamship to the United States .
KO~EA SENDS GREE'UNGS
California's birthday greetings
n Its tOOth birthday Included a
essag"c from the South Korean
overnment.
Young H an Choo, con11ul 'for the
ore a n Republioa. telegraphed
v. Earl Warren to "extend con~
tuJatlona to you and i.he ·people
Callfomio. upon your glorious
th year admittance to the •
nton.
SEEKS FORECLOSURE
Foreclosure or a mechanic's lien
tor a 1680 bill for painting wa.s
apught In superior court Tuesday 1 ttY" Waller Burgesa in suit against I
"-8.rl D. and Mary Reid. l He alleged he W&.9 employed
last May 22 to do lhe work for the '
~tendante at their Balboa Island
?flidence. I
.
"""" &a,.· Of ley-out earn for·
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Mr~ ~lltlee9' Cole•••
CERTlJl'IBW TE.A.CHER OF PIANO
"MUSIC l'OR EVERY CllllLD"
OROUP INllftVCTION IN PIA,NO
INTERESTING -EDUCATION.(;L
INSPIRING
a... )'low .Fonnl•s -·Limited (14 Tuslm Ave, Newport Beach
:
7qul!rl' ~ JbY•~• who want!
to bl"Mk ll'l to proteulo , be.11
taave been echeduled ~ th New
York Glanto for tl)!i thern
Calllorriia area, A two-d& ~rtal
will.be btld TUeod<ly and v,.'ecl·
U no llllL call llaJ'bor S16S neoclay. ~ptember 26 and ~. at Beaooa 694~W
Anaheim, will? a lh~-day lftint I lio===----==""'=""'=""'""""""""="""="""=======-'1 at ,,._, T!ml'llday, Frida land
ktdrday, •9eplember IS, , and so. ' ''All p~yer1 who are. ble.
to stgn a profeNlonal-con an-
lnvtted .to attend either the A.na -
belm or A.ilu• eainPo.''
"Mickey'" 8-r. ,.......,
for the Olanta. "The G
intel"Nted ln playere who
fut and throw hard\
two t.hingl that cannot be
A pitcher lhouMl hsve. a ..-'fast
ball; ht. can. learn corft:rol b dlli-
ge:nt pm.ctlce." • '
, cam119 wm eta rt at 1 o . m.
each morning and nm until mid~
att.emoon. Playei"ll ate uk to
bring their own unlform and
.glove1. Balle and beta w ll be
turni!ihed.
-Opportunity ia knocking n
CLASSIFIED ADS.
l='°~nylonl .. _,..,,__ .. __ _
Soc~~
•1.00 nnd
11.60 the ~r
NOW OPE~!
Ot.ben: ha~e tuund It So
Why not HYOt:." Your
fa,•orlte cuts Cbt-\Vay you
Jlkt> them cut.
"VOlT'RE t.hf' Bou."
-·-··BACON
HENS th. 49c f Ru•11·, m~·• ""'''
E,·liw·Pratf'd-S to 6 lb. &\'. lb. BACON
lb. Young -T1•nder Bff.f , RST ., CHOPS 65f 7 9c Ellhn End o! Loin STEAKS
1b. i l.eCJ 0 Lamb 1b. 791
BEACON tAEAT CO.
IN M."-YFIEJJDS MARK.ET
COMPLETE .
TURKEY DINNER for
$1.25
. laceratloniot, broken front tttth committee on that slfbejct.
Not books. in the strict sense.
the May-'ln library was aid to
contain the baste knowl~ge of
the people-law, medicine, &Btron-
o my. ·etc. -engraved on great
sheets of pure gold. According to
Hope. there were fourteen of the
"books." ea c h or which he eati-
mated to weigh more than 200
pounds. At current niarkel rates.
the g olt.I alone Jn them would be
worth. 1nore than <l million' and a
half dollars, but as archcologleal
treasures. they would be pr1ce1ess,
Hope-began ln1mediately to try
.11.n<l g-et an expedition organi.Eed
to return to secure the treasure'.
and he lnteruted a. writer named
Hyatt Verrill In the enterprise.
Verrill repbrted the story iO ex-
perts on Mayan culture, and thetr
rc pllel'I convinced him that Hope
8:30 .a . m. to 9:00 .P· m.
SERVING BREAKFAST
LUNCH and Dl~NER
E LAN -TURNER -DRUG co.
so1·r -i'tl."\~HED POT,\TOF.S
Gllit.F.T G RA\'Y -f)l(t:SSl:'\'C.
.'.Intl ('KANIJF:RR\' SAl '('t~
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and poMible fracture of the left Other Matte·rt1
&nkle. Her huaband. Robert RaasM •
1 ftluastn, 26, driver of the car, re· Other matters which wUl be dL'I·
Ceived an injured left arm. euesed at thifl II.II import.ant eel'I·
The entire Rassumssen famil.Y sion are the appointment of dele-
was take n to Long Beach Com-ga tes t o the .wnual m eet ings uf
munity hospital.. the American Shore a.ncl Bench
Police said the Ul.'Cldent occur-Preservation association and the
~ when the car driven by War-California Shoreline Planning as·
den, traveling ea.st on Ocean A.,ve., socio.lion both ~of which groups
Wa.9 forced to swerve to the left 11.re ca lled to meet at Long Beach
acro.98 the double line when an on Se ptember 28. 29 and 30.
-.nldenllfled car cut in front of L. A . Patch . recently appointed
him. Warden 'a car, police said, by the county as defense coordi-
cqmpletely tore out the left side nator. v.·ill tell about planning for
ot the R888mussen car which wa'.l defense on the coast line. An open
•pproachlng head-on. invitation to all interested to atM
Everybody rea<.ls the cla ssified ad!'i. be preceded by a dinner aerved at
__ I t crrtl is extended. the meeting w111
-l>pportunlly Is knocking In 6 :30 and all who plan to6 ttend are
CLAS . asked to notify the secretary.
S IFIED ADS. Harry Welch at his 98.Jboe. office.
Cla.sslfleo nas co.<tt l!ttle . .do much. I hoy,· many w ill bC' in their p&rty.
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SCHOOL and Of:FICE SUPPLY
HEAl>QffAP"T~
t· -{lltr.ditl AND~' OJNbl:RS
)L -.:'J'cf)"fJjj6olk:p)!Jl'ER ~ PENS ,_ PENCILS • • • -BOOKK_EEPING FORMS POST BINDER.~
-SALt:S AND 1Jlit1"01CE BOOKS
COSTA MtSA STATIONERS
Beacon a:! IS-k 1788 Nt-wport Blvd., O.ta MPU
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the Lambs say. ·
The couple has never met Hope, had indeed round the Golden LI-
a lthough th<>y have 1nade numer· brary. ·He joined Hope in the re-
aus attempts during the p:i.st 15 turn to th.e jungle, but the pair
y ears t o locate him. HOY.'evcr. could not find tho site. The last
they know his story well. It goE:-~ the Lambs heard or Hope, he was
as follo\vs. tht>y say. trying to get another expedition
Hope was a young American financed.
flyer who had bet>n hired by Mex.I-The man·and-"rife team started
can ge neral, 'Escobar. during a from Carmen. a port on the Gulf
revolution. Becoming dissatisfied of Campeche. In tfteir attempt to
with his sitootlon. he fueled up verify Hope'& story. In a dug-out
his pla ne and took off for El Sal-canoe they began paddling up the
vador, v.·her e. he had heard. therP Candelar.'l river. which they de-
\\'3.s n Rhortage of pilots. scribe as the "s tinginest" they
He pai::sed Carn1en Island off have ever encountered. They were
the coast of Cami:;-:ic he. and swing· seeking an "S" bend in the rlv~r.
ir.g y,.·estward. high Rbove the ls· around a flat-topped hill, which
g oon, hl' set a course for the bor-were Identifying characteristics of
der. He had traveled but a short the terrain In which tihe treasure
distance when an oil line broke, was located, according to H ope.
and as he looked franticislly for a
place to come down, he spotted a -Bofllnr; Sim la.w~,.~~r,~i:lftc N!<rc (\'(O.~d'lflk Wl11e~ .. ~ boil!'\¥ o~~~!fit~·bt-47{1 ·. ~~~-Y~"Wf
of the tun&-ie : ~Hope · pancak·ed hi.IJ· ~~. C&n4klaria, they ...caiae.f to an
plane into the clearing and S bend around a flat-topped hill.
en1c rged unhurt from the wreck· They stopped and explored the
age. • area thoroughly but found noth-
He salva ged h i 9 flashnght, tng but some pottery tragmenl!I.
emergency rations. and a compaM Indicating that the Mayans had
and then climbed to a low mound. once inhabited the area.
nearby, to get a better view of h.is Continuing on for two days,
surroundings. As he .:iscended the they came to a -simll.:ir tum In
.slope of the mound. the ground the river around another hill.
ga..,e way beneath him and he Here there spirits were lifted, for
plunged downward into a vault. they .sighted the wreekage of 11
He said that a flight of steps led plane. But closer examination re-
from the floor up to the aperture vealed It to be a two-engine :Job,
through "'"hich he had fallen. and Hope's plane had had only
one.,
A.not.tier lhree days ot paddlln'g
carried· them to a third "$"' bend
and htll, and here they found the
rem&Jna of two alrc!"kft. On4 ot
theae had a metal fuselage and
'W'a9 of too medet'ft ccnstruclion
te have "'*1 tJle 10MC adventur-
er'W, but tile other M\1IWtted the
deecitlptton a.a Nlly u Wu. poa-
1 •Me to dMenlllthe on tbe buia of
tbe t&ttwed remnanta.
Bellevt.,.-that they had o.t lut
found the ~on wblCll Uie Golden
Ll't.n.ey ..... oltuated, u.ey c<ilnb-
ecl \he ·area for dayi .ie&rching for
'9."fty IOft: ot dtl>.ttuloil wtdch
Mlllrt 1Tldlca'ht ttni dbOlenC<I of
-. w~tet1anem1 't!ltifiibe"t. But fhey --· -n,...,. ...... --.rtwt lliid eonunuet up \he .C>iildelofla 1o tbe 'lli'OW>CO ot
Ta-·-.,.., ~Wiued
t11ei. -ro. • '--· C1<1.
Tlto<r t-uol --·ot the u.t CltJ', tM:1' ~ ... to
U\em • .....~ Gi>d ' tlian ~ 'the Golden Lllrify WOiald Mve ~ OP iMA!llO .., tiili:Dlla -111/t If. QI)' IJllo ·* W Of iW -tw IM "'ftftltt U-?Mtln!T dw t<> ~ ~ or ..-.,.. .., .. . ,. ..,_ • ., ... , ... ~ wtll bnd -.. --a.I ........... ._....... -...... .. • ...... •a• ...... 'tJM .. t§,1 ••• I
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TYPING PAPER •• ~ • • •
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PENCIL TABLET •• • • •
"An Americaa"-Pw.k of to shE'@t.A 9¢
CARION PAPER ••••
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YARDAGE
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Bartiile'.s·
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Fall Business
Summer ls over and the New·
port Harbor Chamber ot Com·
merce la now busy getUng vt.slton
into the &Ma for the tan and wt.n·
ter seasons Jwi:t beginning. The
following release wu sent by the
chamber to hundreds ot newa·
papers throughout the west this
w.ek:
With the nation's finest sport
f.iiahing wate~ at it.a front cloor
Greater Newport ~bor prepares
tor the opening o! It.a winter
!!port fishJn.g season, September
1lli a..nd durtng this season all ex·
Isling records a.re expected to be
broken by enthU3lUtic !15hennen,
according to Hay Langenheiµl.
. executive secretary ot the New·
port Harbor Chamber of Con1·
mcrce.
Jocquelln GllUa, t'8 Kqnolla
Ave., Colt& M:Ha., recelv.ed a on•
Inch cul O? her chin and her tWo
so.nm, .John, 3, and Timothy, 2, aut·
fered Mock In a. two-car accident
at 282o Newport• Blvd., Newport
Beach, Monday aftembon.
The Gilll.s car ran Into t.Jle rear
ot one driven by-Claire Y•on.ne
King, 127 -42nd St., Newport
Booeh, poillce said. Mn. Gillla told
police ehe glanced to the right at
the time and falled to notice tra.t-
!lc had stopped ahead of' her.
· fo Korea;
Dooors
SucceM/Ul tn the collection at
tie required ~-pint.a ot type "0''
y.:hole bloOd tor the Korea tJlght of Tue.day, September 5, Los
A\'1geJe21 Regional Red Cro88 Blood
service center thls week turned
IC. attentloti toward an encore
Pa.II'. 11!!--.I for o the same 'deed for .11ucceeding r'W.... :Ya throughout the month.
C T • "Men and women ot Loe An· ar ampenlUJ g lea and Oninge countle.1 re-
8 nded nobly in d onating enough Robert .~ugene Ral~, 22, Man-.+~~"' to meet the September 5
ha.ttan Beach ttnd ~ Jame& ~, dettpJte tAe taot that no
Gratz, 19, Redondo rJl,eadl., were ob.lie unJtli w~re in opera-
fined l25 for car tam.paring in Eer the Labor day Weekend,"
Newport City court lllooda.y. r Cha.lrman CJ.arence s .
Hall and Grotz were arrested by ue.myer explainet:. "Now our
"And t.o my-butler J leeve my nflW
refrl:cerator ••• pmvllk'd he kee.JM"
It \\"ell stocked with fN'flh, bf'1~r
futlnl' F°ryf!n trom HOLLOW A\'
FARMS!"'
l • tc ••l"' t.k ('v'I ts. VL ~1·':>t o l
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N ewport police at 12 ~ o. m . Jdb to collect whole blood for tbc
Sunday with two 1-7-year~ Re-arr;ned ro.rc.ea In Korea and to
dondo .youths ln Bal.boa P.llJ'kir;te tUltlll .the Red Cross obligation
lot. The juveniles were released t4 civilian hc:wpital& in Los An-.&.\'allable lD Bubar a.rea at
to their paretits and certified !or gflea and Orange counties settles BOAJU>MA.N'S Balboa I,;laod
l;~~j?ieL ·. . a -~r. ...:.·1= PRESS~-
ERWOOD~s
LETS GO .CRAZY TOGET ... ER
The bflauty of our new Co9tume' jewelry I.I lnto11:lcatlq -It
19 aald Utere ls DO complete M&Dily lo lf WI!! must be Uf.Slld7
crazy let It be about beauty. Take home somet.blAI' of yo111
owt1 cboosiDI' &o her. ,
BRING BACK DIE SUMMER IN JIF.R .ta'ES
l • .,'T HF.R LF.AD VOU AGAIN TO PARADISE,
* FURNITURE -GlfTS -ART -FA.BRIC!S -JE\\'ELRY I 407 E. Balboa Blvd. BALBOA. CALIF. Har. 0188-J
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AMHICA'S LARGEST ' COUNTY FAIR
llGGIST SHOW ON lAITH fOI 25 AND SO CINfS "L'' 1.11
_,, •• COt~fUl • IXCl11NO • fOUC.tflOH.tl • CUAH • COM1oar.t1"
How About Your Menu?
Pre-seuon .fiahtr.g ia already
making a record for lUlell; dur-
ln.g" this pa.at wee kend a total of
thirteen marU n we,-e, weighed-In
•t the J?.J.Jbun· Angling club, five
,were t.8..ken on Saturday and eight
on Sunday, the smatlest weighing
92 pou.nd8 and the largest 18:?
peu.ndB: The terrific albacore
catches are mak.ing hls~ory an<l
there &J..'C ple11ty or ~a bass and
other species or game flsh bC'l.ng
tnkt!n by lhe lhous.nnds of sports-
men fi!'lhtng these \l>'otors.
·oppearnnces In juv.enlle court. Po· .dfwn l o the do.Uy t.a..ak ot gain.Ing IUOBARD'S LI.DO MARKET
lice alleged the four •tole a ten-&fl •lra 200 blood donors a day --------------
Uer skirt from a car belonging to --l-and every day."
WllUom W . Sweet, of Long Bea('h. 1R ed Cross must have airborne
Phone Harbor 1616·
'li11dc Service
IN CALl~ORNIA
Now, Sdnta Fe offors shippers better-than.
ever service-via new Santa Fe f.r.eigbt uucks.
In California one hundred and eleven
agen cy stalioas are Cxpediting less than car-
loa d Joe shipmencs between San FranciscO,
Los Ang!.'les, L o ng Beach, Sa.a Bernardino,
Sa n Diego and intermediate points.
All Santa Fe stations, commuoicatioos and
experienced freight agents in Califoro..ia are
at your S(.·r'<'icl"; when you ship by Santa Fe
freighc trut:k. Fio<l out about this new, faster,
• 0-Dally
Hold Gem Sllow
at LA. Fair Sport riBhing boats "";11 be op-
~l' llL·c.J every day of the sea.<ion A n1illion dollars worth or prec·
rro111 Norn1's Landing a.nil P ort iOU.'1 o.nd s-en1i-prc('ious gem ~tones ,
Orange. The.1:1e Landings will pro-gold nntJ sUvc:r ore and nuggets
vidc t!Ve ry facility for· the picas-and otht•r 111ineral s~cin1en.s will
urc nntl comfort of visiting fi.'lh-be on d.1splay nt Los Angeles
aml'n, it was announced. t 'oun ty F'air in Pomona, Sept. 15
Spe<:ial reduceU ra.tl•fi will bf' in I through Oc.t . l as another o f tht-
Jft>cl during the wintt·i· ~f'll.8-011 n ... 1ny e.o.Jded attr-..icUo~ this year.
it hotels, motels and npnrt n1cnt,:; ·rhc unusual cJJ sploy, ant• of thl'
l or out-uf-tc.wn fi3hern1cn µlo11-l ln 1·g e.st a.n~ most ,valuable ever
·1itlg an extt::J)Lled st ny.
1
fl..'i.Semble.tl 1n the aoulhland, will
occu py a lar·ge display hall on the
NewportC.ir cle lllecond floor of the administr&t.ion
building wh~re it can be clo•ely Working on Quilts ..,..., •••. Th e •how will be divided
into Ulrl'e 1nnjor divisions. Tht-
first will be for lhe gen1s, the
11.econcJ for gu.Jtl o.ruJ silver ores
111u..I t he third for the other 1nin£>r·
uJ .epechncns.
The lnrg~·11t and rlchC'st or some
thirty-five iru..lividual rollecttons is
'r he cirt:le has an order for uwneo.J and Plltcrt:>d by Kazan.jian
quilts and n1embcrs a !"e ruketl to lirothc riJ of ~ Angt:ll·S who a.r.!
m<>et nPxt \':t!ck to work on th~n1 cJ1~pla.ylng ~even.LI star sapphires
Miss Newland reviewed l ht' :nt:luding the worJd ftUllOWi Dlack
c:losin_g-!.'hapters of the first study Slar 01 Qut!en1tlaJ11..i . Thill myster-
book, Near East Panorama. l1Llt·t.l iou:; gt•n1 weighs nearly halt e
Learning and Living A.mid Unre,..t, pound anl.I 'is larger than a hen's a~ll Bridgt!s Into lh1· F'uturf'. Th~ cKJ.f-It 1s vaJueJ at $300.000. IL~
next book \Viii be Thf' Chrii-;tian'i-t--1lf hr11ther, t he S ta r ur Anakit>
Voctttion by G . Ero1nley Oxr.11m I will aL'iO bt:' .'ihown.
M1 8. J oh n Pfischnt>r and Mrs.
"Guidance From Within" wns
theme of the devotional progru.n1.
given by Presidegt Elsip N i:iwlnnd
.when Newport circle of W. S. C S ..
Chris t Church by thC' s~a mt!t ii:
Goodell hall.
Clara Corbin served rt<fre~hincnt :-.
to Ul.e Oak Knoll Naval hospit.el
In Oakland 9.6-pints or type "O"
~ole blood-none of which piust
bf mo.re than 2-4-hours old ........ nd
a.1.110 a Bimilar amount ot olht'r
blootl typel'.! to be trana!armed ln-t9 1>lasrna." each Joy it wa.." )Xlint-
e~ out. This a 1nount of blood
cOmJ.Jletes thl' nliUt...1.ry de1nw1d6
o.ply, anti docs not includr the bet-
tfr than ~.000 plut..s o tnonth being
djrect t:tl to ~v~ lives and hasten
r covery or peJ11ofUI in Los An·
gcles and environs. I
i ltJ n move alnwd • Lo betler en· a~le nec1 Crass to meet the ir.i-
c~eaaed demands !or .. .,:hole blood,
ttie organimUon bas announced I ~w o perating hour~ at the -~
geJes Regional Red Croas_BIOQd
nte.r. g25 South Wealem Ave.
·NA~UY
ADVERTISED
Fo.o.twi11r
for
.Boys &Gitls
of
.AllAtn
1'1 addition to opening Saturday& i~~~~;~~;~~~~~~ (~n1 D o.n1. to 3 p.n1 ,, the blood
c4ntcr will be a ccc.ptlr.g donaliOn.<J o ~ blood Monday• th'ou&-h Fridays I w E l c iJ ' s
f"°1n l 2 I noun J to 8 p.Dl., thus " a~Jing an nvc.rall total Of 10-houra I
pfr week t o the previou.:s Liou~
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A vil:;it tu M1·s. Waynt-Con1p-
ton·,. purcnL"I. Mr. nniJ Mrs. B . L .
Stupll"'ns uf .Paon1. Cci lo .. wn~ pll i<I
l"!'fCentJy by Mr. and MrR. Cornpton
~*d i:uu_g-htl·Tl'I Alay ne and LouiSt". j
3&3 E . 20th St., Cu."lto 1lf1·s.'.l.
a !. the s11c1al h our. Behl CoJleg B e s ,. Nl•X t 1nceting \\'ill be Oct. 3 Bl I . .A e ~ns ~slOD .
the home of "''-<.:ud >in, l 125 \\' ~ .I!; ""1". . '"~
Bay nvcnU('.
* NOltSE RACING DAILY * NORSE SNOW (first nine nights only) * GORGEOUS "CAVALCADE Of SfARS" (last eight
nights with famed water ballet)
L OS ANGELES COUNTY
40.000
Exhlbito
400 AcrH
200 Bllildinqa
le• thao c9.rloaid lo.t .ae.nice. Phone your local ---
Santa Fe station agent today. ~ .... -.-.t-o_t_l_;'_b_r;-:s-:-ll ln T~!!~ c~~e f P!~!I~~~ Mondov
~· -.. llH High' Quality Printing-Ph. Har. 1616
F:. G. STUBBS. DI,·. Frt. AKt .
115 Pint• Av.·nuf", Ph. 141·91
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tr.~~~· !;e~~:n co:li~~1a B;:~: ~111;a th~ r~~t ;~~c~c:~:~"S:;~ts~~:ll i~;1~;g o:n~~e "~'~,:~,~r i~~~~
Excha11ge Clubs w W be U1c 1.'ll'·!'lt 11bl·ral n r1..'i und lheulogical departmf nts.
:r.J)t:aker ..it n l'xt Tuesday e vening's Antit'i pating enrollment ot 400<.-r1 -------------
<.llnner . n1e~ting of L.he Newport or more. the college's' dean of it' is open t o all enrollees. Theo-
Harbor Exchange Club at l.he Co.1 educat ion T. A. Kessel. said that logical studies are not required.
lonial Cafe. <'nrollee~ have signed trom. as A..Mignment.s o r personnel tn Malcoln1 Angell, sE!t:'retary or far away a.!!I Europe and China.. departments were anno1,V1 ('ed a.-;
th!.' Santa Ana Exchange Club There are two from China, one tallows:
v.·-"18 a gut!st at Tuesday's meeting from K orea, two rrorn Lima, 10 1 d Tes tament department,
n.nd spoke abnut community proj-Peru. and o thers from a.a far W
t!CLs. J nhn Vogel wa.q appointed away Q.'l Palestine and Ha1A-·aiia.n tard William.e, Arnold Weston, · · and Mias Willa. Bushnell: Ne"' by r-'i-o·sillt•nt Thomas E . Heffei'-Islands. M ost of the United
aon, J . B. Scott. LA.nguag1:s:
Testament, Dr. Irvine J . Harri-nan to stut!y and suggest club
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States is represented.
prujcots in tht.' Ne\\"purt tta rbor Dr. Irvine J . l:la.rrison, presi-Breek, J . B. Scott a nd Mi::is Mar-_ _".~~ ...... ---... """"~""'""'"""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""'"""'"""'"""'"""""""'~~_J~A~c~~=·•~---=:-=:--::=-dent of the college, said that fro!'!h ~erite Hawley; Spe.nis h, MiHs entrance exa1nination.'!. along with nda Rl&gii., Mias Haw 1 e y : registration of t he upper ,cla.ss-1ench. Miss Riggs. .
See What You Can Get For Your Car at tteal Savings
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I. Complete Vul\'e Grind
2. Clean Car~
. 3. Replaro Piston Rings
4. Replace Piston Pins
PONTIAC ''6''
P 5. t~xpa.od Pi.!Jtons •
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K. Al.iwi Cooneeting Rods
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11. Olellll Oil Pump IJnes, SCll:eeo and
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12. Ridge Ream, g laze bust, cyliJlde"'
IS. Cllean 1111<1 Adjust Spark Plugs
14. Replace Distributor PoiDls, R.Min1e
Motor.
l:i. Clean Air Cleaner ' 16. Adjust Carburetor
17. Replace Maalfald Gaskets
18. Top Ra1Ul tor Rose .
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regis trations of freshmen Tues-~rs Weston '6.lld Floyd Wood-
dti.y. Classwork began Wednesday. wprth ; pMychology, Floyd Wood-
Fo r 30 years, Southern Ca.lifor-wb th T A K $el ti <'-6 . Bibl C II ted -ln r , . . es an .m.rs. nu1 e o ege opera JCdna Harti.!lon ; English, t "Mi&-: Pas<).d~a, . l:.t sold Its . S811'J>WI; "B liwlt\Y and Miss ~elen iAllr n ;
and b111ldlngs _ t~ere aftd-acquCr-~· le, Ne ll Short, Ralph Car-
ing othe r bu1ld1np. Th~ have cha.el, MIM Letty Stratton nn..J ~en remodr1ed !or dormitory F C Wood ti I I t illU t s. . . war I. ant c assroo~ &C C5, at cos Radio, George Sampson; print-j of thousands of dollars, ~ualness ing, Elmo K endall; hi.glory. w .:t rtl
:Atanager W. J . Bulard said. Will' d T A u 1· d ~ J 1anu an . . .i;>.e&»e , e u-
Qpt-.ralf'lilll by ,Church: cation, MiM Bushnell, Woodwo.rth
The college Is operated by the I d Kessel, and aciPnce, Robert
Assembly ot GOO Churches but , S ith, Mias Bushnell and W eston.
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We have limited monthly quota available for immediate delivery
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H you think of the llillmau MINX u just
anotlier snl811 British car-get in it and stretch
out your legs. When you're sure you're com·
fortable, start it; touch tlte .accelerator and
see how it gets ~way! .
Feel it cruise rd over 60 with ease and grace.
The smootl1ness of its coil·tpring ride feels
like a plane aftet it leaves the ground. . .
If you have the slightest interest in enjoy·
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ing big car con1fort and performance at a ligh1
car prire of $1195 don't put a dime on any
other car until you've driven the Hillman
MINX.
It giveo 30 to 35 miles of brealh-Wcing
pleasure driving on each gallon of ga.1. You'll
.know why thousand11 of Americans have be-
come Hillman owners when you come in, see
it. and drive it yourself:
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PAGE I. -PART If -; ;~AY\ SEPf. -,14"··•Bridge ancf Prunch" FAl:·s~qlon• -. • --
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•I• r-emily Visits
riend1 et EKondido
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· FA G Four1om11
Attpnd1 Friday ;
Federation Session
Mesa Family Visits Connick and chlldren. Jam,. Zr .•
t Shella nn'..I Bruy of Vlctbitl BL
RE.s S -B. ~nj·oy~d by . Meet Ne1'Week
M M 'K•mben ot th• Ju.n10r Matrunil ~~~::.=:.~-=~~~~~~~~~~~=::: esa atrons oec:tlon or tlle oocta )(-1'11day _: · Aftem.06n · Clubl. wtll ·hold their
• • Happy recollecUou of their
te oummer holidays af! still
I ncertng_ wtth Mra.. Ralph Taylor
d children, Evelyn, Johnnie dnd
ckJ-Lynne, of 2257 ~adflc Ave.,
ta M..._ Costa Mesa riday Afternoon Club
Lists Year's rogram Schedule
There'• a.n lnterestlng and vart·
ed -se&90n ahead tor Coeta Mesa I C I
Frlday Afternoon Club members LC?C• oup e
with arU•bl from V8r10U8 field• In Charge of
of entertainment scheduled to • E h • b •
make their appeai:anco on the I l. A. Co. Fe Ir X I it
Brldp. c;lub memben wen en· regu~ meeUng Wet!n.eeday, Bept.
tertalnlid '111oancl&y 117 Mr-. Wll· :ro, at 8 p. m. a the i!lubhouM.
Uam WlWame of Ool:ta Mea at -The brldg• MCtlon wtll convene
one of UM potlp'• N1UW bid and Friday, Sept. 22, tor a deuert
,_.. •trS:OU.' A brunch wu the cou.rae at 12:30 p. m. Brtdce and
aftennatli of 1ROmlns card p .. y. canasta will follow.
Ma.Jttnr up the quartet tab••~
were Mmee. Max ~Mehner, Art
Myers, Raymond Berg. Thoma•
Adama, Rob'!rt Daniele, Arthur
Throneon, Maude Pierce and thf'
hoeteee.
Thronsons Expect
Seattle Guests
Mr. and M n. Arthur Thronson
and son Ronnie of 305 E . 19th St ..
'Ille loca.l th.reeaome w're en-
rtalned lit the !'Acond.Jdo ranch
ot Mr. a.nd Mn. Jeu Hlvana and
~aughter· Joyce, fonner Costa.
tdua ruldenta, Durlng the eo-
jou.rn they went a ·zoolng tn San
blero and took other jaunte to
'fljuana, Escondido and Palomar.
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I Rf:TURNS FROM ... 14..
-Clualfled ad11 a.re read by folka
who are looking to buy.
Co11ta M ua arc anllclpallng the 1 Mrs. Carol CUrltl!11 of E1 Nido
arrtval next week of Mr. and Mr"· I Court ha.s rt'turned from Lo8 An-
Charlee E . Thomu of Sc&ttle. C'elea where ehe epent several
Clual.fled a.di coet UtUe. do much.
Qre9on ~elatives iu gueou or Mn. McCormlc:J<'•
On the U.tt of Calta w..... at>. parenta, Mr. and Mn_ a: C.
eent.ea durtng the p&9t two week& Brtd~a. U\t'y have been vl.tlU.,.
wei-e Mr. and Mnt Ja.mes Mc~ I ln Portlarid., Ore. ~ Membe.ra. of the COata Meea P"rl·
day Afternoon Club wtlo &ttend~
the board meeUng or Ofang~ r--~---------------------+
County Fedu-atJon ot Women'1
Clubs held rrtda.y tn t HunUnston
Beach wen Mra_ Kenheth Stew·
art, Mr'9. Cr.ilia Vf~. Mn. Gun-
ning Butler and Mrl. ~uben Oay.
Mra. 0 . W. Freek, county prest·
dent, prulded. Durlnf the morn·
Ing .ieaslon ln the Huntington
Beach Methodist Church, MrA. J .
Orland Smith dlacu..ed the Gen·
era! Federation convention held
thlR summer In Boston &nd after·
noon 9pcaker wu M n . Edward
Burn. mui'llc cha.trman or the
C:iJlfomla Federation.
WEEK IS
AT TRr: . .
BRAT SHOP
1809 Newport Ave.. 008TA MF.>IA
19M-~l calendar. Program aelec-
tlon.a for the en21ulng year w~re
made under the guidance of Mrs.
Kenneth Stewart, first vice preal-
dent and program chalnnan. and
her committee, Mrs. Bf'rthA Tillot-
won -1.nd Mrs. Geor~e V. Fox.
SpoUight at Loe Angele• coun·
ty fair this year ie on begonias
a.nd a Newport. couple. Mr. and
~1!'8. MiUer F . \Vllson. 126·39t h str~t. Mve been chosen' to pu!.
on the exhibit In which 563 blooms
parents of Mn. Thronson. I weeks with relatlve11.
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Musjc will predominate at the will be kept f~&h for 17 days
openJng nlceting tonir>rrow i Ft1-L1111t. year ort"hlc1s were featured.
dliy) when the cJub will hr"ar the I Whl1c the Wllsons will supply
R uth Armstrong Trio, coinposed I qua.ntlties of the blossoms from
of Haul Taylor, soprano; Helen their o'vn shade house. they wUI
Mawaon, con tralto-, and Miss Arm-I hrtve to 8f'Cllre some froll) other
etrong, pianist. Luncheon 11.t 12:30 growers but thr"y will b.c entlrc-
P-m . In the clubhouse will pre-1y respr-nslble-for the artistry and
cede thl'! probram. upkeep of the booth. •
Hootcsscs for lhP occasion will The flower dll'lplay a~ the fair.
be Mra. C·llla Viele, J\.frs . Bertha "''hich opens Septembrr 15 and
Tillotson. M rs. w. e . Mellott and I conth1ue8 through Octl')ber 1, will \
Mre. P . v . Pal'kcs. b~ second to none In the country
A talk by Mr. Crook3hnnk on and over $60,000 is bcini:;-given
"The History and Art of Mak'ng In premiums. a.ccordlng l<:' ~Ir~.
Chlnawsre" will mark the Oct. 20 Wilson. There will b'! three week ,
meetin,i:-. ends on which the fair will be
Billed for Nov. 17 11'1 M is.q Ka-open -1s· well as week days so that
trina C!on\vav. whllSf' tnplc will be everyone will h::ive nn opportunity
"Romane<' of fl.fodern Fabrics." to see It .
Robin Pratt. con1edienne. will ------
present her original and humor· Ricky Ray Raymond
~:cti~~~ologues at the Dec. 15 Welcomed by
Reciproci ty D11y . Jan. 19, wilt M·es~ Families
feature Mr!if'." L. R. Daughenbaugh.
a pa111t presid('nt of the club. In a
travP.loguc.
On Feb. 16 Fan ni e MacEnroe.
imperson>'.ltor. write r and teac her,
will give dramatic r£'vie..,.,·s or re-
cent books.
Another out.standlnJ,!' musical
prograo1 will be provided March
16 when Jimmy O"Brl ~n. tenor. Is
slated t o nppcur.
~frs. George Wheal. prominent
Harbor srca c lub WQlTlen. and
world lr<lVE'l e r now tourlng Eu-
rope. \\•ho WR!i so well received
last year, will make a return en·
gagemcnt April 20.
Caroline PTugh, pittnist. is liete<l
for the closing rr1 eeting on M.a y
18.
Church S.chool Guild
Plans Bazaar Work
Comn11. tlel J\.{Rr O>mmunity
Church Sch')()! guild Clpened Its
fall sessions . Monday evening,
marked by e r;ood attendance.
Ruth Humason WllK honte83 ·'l t her
home on 01chltl nv·::-nuc end nh..,
waa 8&3la~('d by Ida Kiley and
Sy I vii\ Hnbb'.l rd.
The Rev. Pau l E'·1bbltt ~old of
lh .. rApitl J;r•'l\Vfh of thr r llurch
and thn rei.ult 'nri necessity for
enlargin.i::.
The f':'hurch F>rhool guild has
al'! It~ projPct the' :;chool and le
planning a bAby booth fo r the
N'ovembrr ba;-.1a r . Lucillr Shan·
non is Ch"lir1nan an<.I ls .asking a ll
member . ., to n1Pct next Tu.esdav
at 10 :30 a .111. wi!h Doris Diehi.
(508 Goldenrod. tn SC"-' on baU.•'.lr
artirles. ThE'y are lo bring sack
lunches 'vith tea and coffee to be
served by the hn!itess.
M r~. Diehl prf'sided at the meet·
Ing. The rel'lignRtion of Frances
Slater. vier-president. W.'18 accept-
~ and Ruth Ha.-rison was elect-
ed to the posltlr:in.
Next 1nee ting of the guild will
be on Oct<'ber 9 at the home of
Mrs. Babbitt. Orchid avenue and
all 'vomen intert'.'~ted are invited
to attend .
Legion Aux. 455
to Heer Reports
.On Convention
Reports from df'legates to the
slatr Cf1nvc nlion will bf> heard
when A meri csn Legion A uxillary
4 ~ con\'ene.e ~fonday , Sept. 18. at
8 fl. m. in Legion Hall. Costa
M eaa..
Florida Friend
Visited by Mesens
Mr. e.nd Mr.e . E . 0 ., Potter of
228 Bce.Lrice St., Costa Me&a, ac-
'Comp.lnif'd by their granddaughter
Janice Potter. 'vent to Loa An·
gt>.le-a recently for a visit with Mrs
E . C. Horn r>f Miami. Fla .. long
U~ friend of Mnr. Potter.
• Ricky Ray Ra.ymond is the
11ame of the new 111.nd fir~t) ed-
dltJon to the household of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Raymond. 1626 Or·
ange Ave .. Costa Mesa. The Vf'ty
young man a rrived Aug. 29 at St.
JQseph's hospital where he tlpp<'d
the scales et 7 pounc1s 13 ounces .
WE"lcom es go to him fron1 m·'l·
tP~rnal grandparents Mr. and Afrs.
Virgil S. Packham and patE"rnel
gr1tndparents Mr. end Mrs. W. S
Frink, ·lll of Costa Mesa.
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Mesa Femilie~
Vacation in Mts.
The ~earby mountaina atlra"t I
me.ny Coste Mes'l. vacation seek-(
eca. Havln<;t ·1 w<in (l"rfur time for
four days et the Green MountRin
re.sort In the San Bernardino
mountains were Mr. and Mrf:l.
Douglas Jiinesly and children.
Connett~ and Tcr·ry. 2·10 E. 20th
St., and ~tr. and Mrs. Olin Lisk.
Rt>ge1· and Ri ch.:ird, 471 Broad·
way.
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Sermon Subje c"t
at COM Church
"SomC' Ac•·esl'Oe>rlC"a of Chi lstian
Ft!ilh" will be the topic or th"
.;1ern1on preached by the Rf'V. Paul
Edward 81tbbilt on next Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock at the Com-_
munity C"hurch a t 611 HellotropP
·l.venue, Corona del :1\.-Iar . ·
A nursery Is n1alntalned in the
kindrrgarten roo;n for children
who.'i~ rorents attcn•l the worshir
service. The choir. under the di
rectjo;1 of ~fary Batten Steffen-
sen. will sing Mac Farlane·s "Open
Our E yes." '
The Junior High Pilgrin1 Fel
lowshlp will mPet in Pilgrim hal l
at 5 o'clock with Harlan Hoyt ·tF
counsellor. -
The Senior High Pllgrin1 Fel·
lowshlp will n1 eet In Pilgrim hall
at 6:3(,) o'clock with the Re'" Paul
Babbitt as counselor.
Get Your
SCHOOL
SU,PLIES
AT
-BLUE SAIL
STATIONERS I
306 Milin, BALBOA '
NOW
Our Annual R 0 SE SA L·I E
No. I Plant"s established in· 5 gel.
containers -Bush, Climbing end
Tree Rqse1 -Some et less then
bel'eroot prices.
From $129 and up
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