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PUBUCITY BY SATURATION
You hear a lot of talk about overlapping work of
government bureaus these days. A newspaper editor fre-
quently sees the overlap in the form of duplicated press
re.leases.
This past week we noted that Navy and Army Forces
Public Information offices both llellt out duplicate relea&e8
regarding the sixth nationwide competitive examination
to select 2000 young officer candidates for government·
financed cd'llege educations.
Without diseussing merits of the college trainillg plan,
we · wonder how govern111ent ho'pes to save paper, cut down
.annual post office deficits and reduce or even maintain
at a constant level the labor coll\s involved if such dupli.
cation is practiced. Obviously, it can't.
Although armed forces offices are usually manned by
service pers0nnel. were any declinaij.9n of duties followed
tO reduce duplication of ..rtort, great savings would in-
evitably result. But each government bureau is jealous of
its prerogatives, duties and operational boundaries. Each
likes to perpetuate itself, department heads and staff
executms lilting their jobs.
Yes; a duplication of one news releue aeems like a
small 'lltraw in the governmental hayruck. ~ut multiply
that free=mailed duplication. by hundreds QJ weekly an
duly newspapers in this state. in the other •7 states. The
anl!'lt'er is stacks of suppo!ledly "short" paper. hours of
mimeographing, many bottles of ink, manpower and utility
p0wer, and postal time-aU wasted. ·
· Jwrt one more duplication of government and more
uncounted thousands of dollars of taxpayers' money gone.
"BUTl'ERFL Y S'JlATISTICS"
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TB E ,A M E R 1£~ IV
-1. Caught 111 The Act ..
P. 0. BOX tltO
g ~~ · ~t. 11-capital la .'1...i.tl eodl .,_ I Rt . .. ~,, ...... to -.in ......,_t to Ille t-. se to
U' • t: .. ••, -Minaai~ ho the ... _ ·' • ' t.eo, 10 .. ,. IMIWnt' or dtllft, ..,. ..._......_,..."hip
., ......... '" • ..... '. ·~ -'certam ~· .... ' • · , It. lo ~ oo-caUed. .. l\VO or Jwomt hr tile ~ ot tullrs TM llGle of ~•11'111 la 11111 rtoll eap11&1, ot ...,_, llliit lo the ~tllo ol4'f d~ ..........
a -«a~t-coPtal ~ {do llO( lntetid totlloc-(). "' PllU-v ..-.-i --enlA!ipnw; the tMory ot ~ 1n ~
(Kr. -B. liir.aMT, ot IUcll &o tho ~ tllo ~ I 1ielleve tor 1trlctly' ~le Ptovtdence. .a. f. 18 a member mobile lncl\Nllr7. ta. alocraft In· reaoona, If nothln~ .'eiae, """ do I
or one Of the IMdlng !&• ftrml dliotrJ-. and many othero, wb!Clt 1nqnd to dlac:uoo the oompl<ment-
ot t'4t dty. He .. Ille Ollthor of ..... provided JObo • and good •'1 lheorles of 1'HpoNllblllty, now
the raolutlon p.._ing a con-· .,... .. for·mllllona. ge ' erally under 'attuk, by i;euqn
allt\Kloolal .....,..im-t llP>ltlq Suell mterprloa. hcn\'e-nr, are of pna.nt trenllo to .. ardo pater-. ' ~ -tO: of~ to tax In; ~-lllny of th':.tu and the "'I"-"· Which 11 amther D&Ji>e 'for """'"";rut be Im 1'111 owlq: ~
-lnllerita-.... sin.; ln..ator -Illa -t. If, lndplent dl~tatOC'Ohlp. • J ' "--Wt the lime wtll -'!'1I09
-llao -._,a 111 ,.-~ ..,. .. '"¥ the ·s-t bullr lo • the Papf1c COut .,.. • ~ • •mJ111 ot lta&e .._.,.&a..,. Of proata ~the enterpriae la 1 want . tapt. ~ thta .letter team ~ aa equal at•~ ~ •---.otleM.,. -iaM; ,._ ~ to !Mftt' ~~ _!~mat'J ~~~-lo· the !(atlcnal and ~ tlill •• ~ -· .--i. ~......,..._ , ,..._.. •• -e --r ~ ieaau ... 1 ean ,... 1masuse a.e 1n-• <ftia -ef mtldM -Iii . Tbe-.._ .lmftlcan prod .... malatala -~~and tenae ~tional rivalry OJMl 'intal --·blo n.:.n1; _,, -•·and -....,..., than the to _..taln .. w .... "'""'. 1.t -~ wtaner ot t11e Pa<!lllC -re tllt M••o J'b.:., can--<d MY oOer na'tlon be' 1• TM ~ la · t1ie r"'*" at> ~·~gue .w&1 to'play u.. ~ _...,.•till ,..,dln, tu ..._, -.e lie 11,-ed '117..a iJlrtlt m.. e&rnlag "'°"'1 ~ i:eeel•bl&' a nu ot U.. World SerleoT •
veotmmt In plant. equipment and J)enalon. Stato., and ·federal laws ' Wha bu beconu! of the ~
In tbeae daye when ouj. vuy 6t1\er ~usel4!. .-or example, aided and, regu,latlona are re1trictlv~. of Sec tary of Staie Ae-... t
nilltmee aa • tr-H people la wm1 by an iaft:Stment of $25,000 per The pen.aioner, for tvbonl .. 1.ome-The rudlonal TV hook...up tureJlf t_.._ I>)' Coq)mllJllot atUdt employee tn 0.e J'&llroad Industry. thlng to occupy lila time lo 'I men-pv• tlle people a cbanee to ~
(-wll-t. It to ~ ..... Import-an American '. railroad woJ:l<et t&I n .. euity, u welt aa 1"""1ne; and hear f~t themoelveo l\IA WI!# ~-f., Uo to mil;"'.;"~ that •arna and la peld wage• one bun· finds hlmoelf lnve.stlp~;-J-;.~e.i kll)d orla man be really If; TV di4
we are not dbtroyed by eom· dred ume. ~ pa.id a Chinest upon. and even. in one cue known for Acheson ·\\'hat radio did coc; "
muniet ln.ltunce from wlthlll. coolie 91ho perfbrme the •&me ae_,... to me, finds .. the welfa,re agency Ji". D. R . I think TV will do ..;.:
• One hundred l'•&FO ago Karl vtee without the aid of ._,. equl~ Involved actually l'Ompuliilg the lot ~ leUIDg the ~
II.an. publlabed hl8 Cammualat ment. Take trom the .A.mfortcaR time he epent doing free carpenter· of the•country kn.ow the trutb-
Manlle.-tO attaeldq the capi\all> worker ~the .raUroed equipment ·work for ha daughter and 1tlgur.. about a lot of naUonal charM>
Ue or Pfl\'atf! entnprtM .,mm and leave him With nothing but Ing what be1might" ha.ve been pa.Id tera and let us do our own
wttll. It.I , rt•ht of prtftt. O'lll'Mr-hla bare hands, a.nd his high-wages for tt, and then Charglng it agatna;t judging. , \ -t·
alltp. 1119 plan ol attack WM out· would dlsappea.r. .his · peru:Jon account~ Thia is your Friendly. Fotu
ltMd ta a platform of, tn plllnka. In thf' Unite<l Stales 90'fr of the The obvio>.J& resuit la fol" the Dealer, Tbeodore Robina, A:Y_-:,
two of which related to tuatk>n.. Wdrk today la done: by machinery. pensioner to' refuse work, or in Lng good-bye 'tll next wee~.
~y aft u foltowi: lt Is UU. machinery that baa made 80me cuu, to attempt to conceal ·
1. ''A iwie.Yy prolftlllllYe or the hJgh wage.9 and high sealt of work. Neither ia good, economl-
rreduatfd. lncome tu." llvlng pos.sil;lle. cally or morally.1 The serviceS of
2. .. Abotilkm of an riabt of ln· The Capital required to provide able and expertenced men and
twrttanµ"-ln olhtt; word&. oa the machlneey and t.>qulpment that '.\·omen a.re lost, often when they
100~ lnhf'1'1tance tax. • have so greatly lmprovf'd the lot are needed. and the value ot work
·sy uu. means Mane klW" .that or the American worker come" to the individual is Jrone. Dear Mrs. Ba.rbre: .. ;
be could ·dry 'up the .outtu ol from the aavinga of corporations I have introduced H .R. 5427, to A thouaand apologies forbotJ>er..
capital and ulUrnately Mtroy ,l.be. and i.ndividuabs. Only a sma11 per-amend thf' Social Security Act, inc you with my troublea -1"
cepttaJi.tlc ayatem and, eltabH.sh centage ·of the people, probably so aa "to reduce the amount of discovered the write-up · in q\HllP'-
com.munt.in In It. 1tead. not o..-er 10"+ · however, save deductiona which niay be made on tion tn an eal'ljff paper l.ba.n we
Tbe tax.inc· pOwer, whlch u money tor investment in pr_oduc-a_ccount of outside. income ... " had 8Upposed! •
aptly 1t.ated by Clll.ef Jutlce Mar-li..-c enterprise. The great bulk of The intent is to have only \a., desig-Our Pnsident, Mrs. Boyt, hu
Santa BttrbA.ra, Calif. Septembff 29, 1911 -.MJJ "inYOI•~ ~ powtt to ~-tbe capita.I supplied by .lndtviduals nated part or the e;arned Income a.a.ked m, to thank you fOT itlrtnt'
Mr. Ben Reddick. Publblher atroy," wu fOrftetly ~ com~ from tltiose havlng lh~ deducted: in my bill, one-third. us su~h woridertul treat.meat.· BM
New}iort-Bal'boa PreSll ~1 Man aa Ute moet potenl we&p-largt"t' Incomes. Exce.utve ta.xa-The recipient of aid, or peru1i<>n, said It had occUIT'ed to her that
on at bia difrpoeal to aceomplleb lion not ohly di.courages the in-would thus be e.nc;ouraged to worK · probably nobody had ever tbank-
ba ollljecUn. Any tu U\at would vestment of capitaJ in industry, to h.is or he r own benefit, and U ed you for the reams of publlci'7
dry up the aovre'N of capital but it greatly reduc~ thHe sav· tht" income increased, it would you have given u.s over a pertod.
would ln the end deetroy the ca~ lnp whk:b constitute the M>Urcr automatically reduce the coet to at several year&--ao hen it 1.-
Dear Mr. Reddick :
Encloud ta a check ror $f.00. to renew my mot.btt'• Mlbeerip-
tk>n to the PRESS. In th~ name of Jra. Anita Sext.on, ..at the
tLbo-\•e addttss. She uld to tell yoo th.at ahe had Juat &bout deckSed
not to ren.ew. dt~ to the fac::t th• t she la no ~ 11Y1q at t:he
beach. wbr.n a.he received the September 21th t....-. ta.l:nlnc your
itaJlatk syM:ma. , of supply.. the g6vernment. THANK .you'! · ·
In oor pt"eHnt bod,.e~ aya-On rebnaary ~. 1961, Seentary_ This however is on)y part '?f the Yours,
tem of tuatioa Uw tbl'ff ~et of th• Treaaury Snydt>r presented problt'm. When I was chairman Fem Frahm
Wh'"ll.. thl -~=t .... . lo the House Wayt and Means t th • t a ent ea Ill Cl I torlal about the !"Jst St. cut-off. ., ..:,. rTe • ... -r--~ -..e . o e commtitee, a ~acram o, p a re e ·
We own a llttle house on 29th Street, Mtween the P . E.. tra'clr.t (1) the income tax. ti) t.M f'etaU Committee a ..-ery revealing st.Ate-to whic h aJ1 such legislation wu
or du.lb. tax. and ta) the c:•pital ment eatlmatlng the distribution sent, we always noticed th~ dlffi-October 2, 1"1 d the So. Coast Con.8'tructlon Co. ,-rd. We had about deekied p.tn. \ax. ~ nrat of UteM. Ulil! In the calendar ;year 1951 of •eur-c ulty of gelling 'back on the ap-Editor,
at nothlnl' cotdd ever be done lo lmproH lM pa.e., kM:ated u lt tn«Mne-tu, If ~ at .Wflcttttt tax net 'tnCorht', Which t. the net propriate roll. if the recipient of Newport Balboa !>r.-u
· , \\'hen we heard about the City'.'I plarul for the old P . !!. rt.s:bt-ot-hip and bee .. Jy propeuh'e 0 ; income after deducting the per-relief or pension were to take a 1near Slr:
way. Of course, we were pleaaed and hopelW that the plan• would fl"9C1Uated ratia. wiD rectue. OM 80Da.I -exemptions and crf'dlU for job and then loee it for any reason J gather from reading recent
eo throo.ch. and that our "bli(hted area" would moa be u much an at the principal IOQl'Cea of capillil dependent.. From thUI it appean at all, including the fact that it tocaJ publications that the propo-
a.sset to tM dty aa .,.me of the newer eeclkm.a. on wtak:.h. ~ and economic' that: might have been a temporary job. nenta of :·Change · the name to
Thanks to _ your forthright stand. we atlll haw hopee. and P~ dej,e:nct.. ' 1· OUt <>f a total of StO billion or After struggling with red tape for Nf'WJ)Ort H.&tbor" are apta ae··
The death .tax and tbe capital 11urtax net income, $82 billion i" in several monlrut, the pensioner or tlve. Previous attempts to chanp would llll:e to asaur-r you of Ottr su pport for what It 11 worth. Motlwr "'•'·-tax ar• l•vle• on capita' and the brackel.!i of_ SlO:OOO anl.I undf'r ~ uw-.. _ . ~ciplent of aid usually decided it the name of our far-flung municl· .says that your tdltortal, alooe. ta v.•orth the 14-00 aub«:rtptlon! ?flcewi&e redute tl\e iuppty. 1$62 billion being in the bqi.~ll:et was easier. and safer, not to try pa.lity &lwaya ended in defeat...,.
Sincertly your•. um:h."r $%,()()()), and only $8 billion to work! disgruntled tempers.
Patriela Be.xton Cronli.e t. lndJ\id~ 1~ Te.x ls in thP bl'a,eket1 over SJ0,000. The third problem has to do Therefore. to make as many
l Mrs.. carteton B. Cromte1 Let us look. ttnt Al the tax on 2. Thf' amount of the pre8<'nt Ith h kl d f k ff ~ Al 1~,. I laxf'• o•· '"a· '8 bUUon ot t'ncom' e w t e n o wor o e.'""'. citizens as happy u poM -· --------------:--~-----------i.ndivklua.I i.ncom~-Such taxes. .,. " ...,... • long as 36 years 'ago, 8.S" an em-wish to ofter a comprom.iar:.
f under the pttsent law_. are gra.du-is S.f,500,000.000. ployer, I attempted to give work Change the name to N ewport.. Mr. Stanley High, who isn't a politician but merely a DA ·1. ~1~1c_ btlllllleM es,,. .... C"OhK""""'"f"b •ted from a r'te· Or, 20',Z-on in· 3, By conftsCa~ing the entire bal-to the "over 45" gr~up whicll WU calif. A city ' .. large aa oun
ne"Wapaperman, had the la.at laugh •when P,resid.ent Truman a ill_~ ~ the ume ,wq_ a ~ com-,s.of .nQ.t pvt.r ..2000 to a hi&~ ance..c>f thl.8 '8 bllliOn of tncon;ie in then fom'ling. Quite often it-WU doesn't need the word "Beach .. or·
, The Cf'O'l1.ftg a.rcum.:t'~':'~t of 91 Sf on i1'COme. ot over tiOO.] the brack~oveT Sl0,000, an.17 $S,· a rjueation not of' the work ~vail-"'H&tbor-'' aft.er lia name. a~cked a Reader's Digest expose on goVernment extrava-WASHI NGTON v.•h&t chUdren under are t• c::an ooo .. Aaa~e41y, i thne " rate-19 arei 600,ooo,oop:"!'o!lra be added to tbe able but of the work the a:ppltcant Any comments? gance aa ••a paek of Hes," ~litica).Jy inclined," and gen-heavfty ProgreutVe· aM. wtll of. goverrun~nt'• revenue. 'l'hts would. Could do. This problem ts being Slncerety,
erally a Dles1I of ''butterlly etatlll:t.ics." ~:~a~an~~~ ~~tonT~~kl:; tbemsd~ •tt cont.ln:ued !Or a Ion.a pay tfte eapenaer ot ; ft"deral gOv-met by state·a:nd recterat ~c:tes W. StlJ;art Foote I
enough per1~ !>'time, des&roy OU.I' t>m~nt tor oilJ,y 2 %: wet?-k~ if _~he:. but -it can be helped virough locai I Whetbf"r the name be oJM> or The article, based on the record that more \.&Xes .. have' W ASHINaI'ON, OCT. t -Note prWlee ta. CaJlfomla. I• replete system, ot ~·-~e~ eaterprist and proposed budget ~r S72 bUl1on ror offices, even throµgh community anothf'T or TellJCl.plpa ii of
been Con~-~ by the F-~eral 0ov· ernment h•der "-. Tru-to Orange County: doJl't get exc::tt-¥.'Ith lnterpretatlon11 but the law ou American form of o-nvern the current year Is' adopted . , . ~"cu cu ......... mr 1 1 t aimed at mi.,..\Ory child labOr r . . , . , e--. · organizations. It iS the least lm-lltt.le Import. One tow.. one. ed if you see men n a r orce still le on the•· ::.c.... ment, and tol"C.e ue fJlto eome form Thi9 Jut gTCUp has in the . put, portant of the four problems I I D&mf', ODP ;..ood ......-+oftlc8 wttll man than by all previous Admb;listrations in the Nation's uniforme inan.ctln°" your air field. """"" -tam Tb'-nowe••r .. ~-i-•-'-' 1a pa~ r • ,..,.. r-6 of .oci.allam or com.mun · ... • "'""'' -..-=u a. rge l"l. 0 mention. lt!t ·substations, and a cleterm.la-history, including FDR's, charged that non-d,efense spend-It'• Ju•t part of an atr ·torce Esaence I.a no child under 18 process .,.l• ~tlj atceleratett by ttw capital needed to maintain The most important ta the effect ed popu,fai:W. to coa.ta•tlJ' bet-.
ing has soared to the danger 1>9int. 8P,IR1111d1'•1•o mak01 1•0~W.rledalrent~dese":'o~ nlay .. work for hhlre In a Behool coupllng wllll>.lhetie.hlch ratl!.e on and expan~ in[dualry. The main-1 of pension plang on the employ-tn our qxnmunlty arowad. the
• .. , diAtrict where ac ool is operating. tndivklual income• heavy taua on tenance Oil tb a 50Uf'Ce of capita menl of men and womeon over 15 Ha..rllor h •he DH.Cl B.R. Newspaperman High, who wrpte the article, then re-possible future expe.mkm, the con· He can work after achoo! hours. lhe lncomea ~ ·'°~rition.8. supply 1" "}. Vital lmport&ncf'. and perhaps over 40. If an indus-~· · •
vealed that he hadn't consulted a single member of the tinentat air command told Rep. which won't rel Caltfbmla bum-1be p:roeen by whtch lb.la i• M:· MorE"OVer, 1 belleve, 8 moderate, try, or any cOrporatlon ~ving a ISLAND, OIRCLE MEETS
opposition party-not a single Republican---in preparing J ohn Jarman. Fltth OietrlcL per crop In, or he ca.n work on compllahed I• aimple. . rate or tax on incom• wtlJ, in th!!' pension plan ha• to choose between One thl.ng Sen Mike Mortmev hi• tath-'• 0-·• ta-and let 1 8 Inc 1 lo ·-~ 1 ~ · a.__ Balboa la}and. Circle of WSCS, h. H · Dem -• ""' ...... ~ ..... . y ~u na art e~~·n· ong. run, ,.,"""uce more revenue a younge r n1an , Viho will contri-_JB article. e had talked only with ocrats! • meant to •Y and didn't I'•• a papa •-a1 with ... truant otft'cer indu ,._ hi...._ Christ Church by lhe Sea. met u·c un: · ly >alp rate tbe tax .. oft. iitry ...--n a &·· rate. bute to the pensloR fund, over a To Cap the ell.max Democratic Senator Byrd of Vtr' c'---cr to because of t.ime lln1lta~ 0--ret•~ of Labor Tobin told Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the bome , -,_.. ~ ~ .r &nd on lboee WIK> in~ capital in Tbe prlncipit.1 involved ls th'e long period of years, And an older ot M.re. Mayme Foote, 200 Sap-ginia had this to say of Mr. Truman's blast: "There pro~ tiona In debate on c uling down Sen, Mooroney there was no lndustry, the 1upply. of capital .for Mme aa that governing the Oper-applicant, whO will look to retire-phire avenue. •
the 27 1'1: perc-ent oil and Pl d-.e-change and no ~ceptlon to the-lnd.uatry iA reduced. atJon ot a rucceasfUl bu&tne811 ment in a much s horter time, and ably could not be a more misleading method of reporting 1 uon t.JJ-ance tor lncom• t•• 1 .~ -~-~-~ -lk "'··• ' Pe ....... ~ ftW. ...,81" r 1'1'{.leT..::A or 0 aancu 2. Leee capi~J· for lnduatry namely that within certain limits th.Us without contributing equaJly the p~nt desperate Federal fiscal ~it-nation to the .Ameri-purposes -tor a re•t•ton. Rep. Vlc::tor Wick-me-8118 lea b~ and Lncldent-the ~test profits come from to the fund, it Is only human to
can people." And he added that non-defense spending, "If ""' dfopletlo• allow-tt eta.ham comee up YVith an Inter-ally lea cUmand tor labc>f' and charging a low rather than a h;gh lean towards the younger man.
1-• l'Ut f'~perieHetl oil nlt!1I wiU pretatkm that tt the achool where lower wasee-Co(lUnuf'd reduction prk:~ tor •oode aold. A:a higtr Th@ industry loa.es the value• of mounting steadily since the war, would have mounted even ... 11 out "-Ir holdl!~ a..i --chUd 1 1 t h 1 • ,._.. --..---• l"ef\1 ar Y goes o SC oo -In Ole caplt&l au.pply leadit to buat-prku lessen th~ ablUty and in-experience. stability, maturity.
higher if the Congress and the people bad accepted the ta..'C °" nP'taJ ••lM. n...a t.W and live ie c.Joaed, the chlltl may n.-.. 11t.aanatton and u1Umately to ~nttve to buy. so hi«h tax rat.-s The-individual loses incentive. and
President's pleas for projects such as socialized medicine all Important •U Industry klM"8 work elsewhere. tba government'• 1upplytng lhc.o leuen th~ abl11ty and tn<:entive to courage, The ~ayers eventu-
' . It• IM'A with 'k•ow-hew·. A member at the committee capital. produce. ally race it 8.11 a practical problem. and the-Brannan Plan. '-r'nMh wW hn7 .. for U... whJch framed the Jaw Ute Jut s. tt the government wppUet
Those ''butterfly statis~ics." it appears. aren't worrying amallrr .-am .. hirv~mHab. seaton •Y8 It will not permit the captta.L It eventu.a.Dy acquil'f'.t Art c B ldi els'
people because they are Republicans, nor because they are , .... Ilk• -""' ...,..i.. loe•P• that. He .. ,. turther UH> law ownerahlp or control and we have enter. u·r ID I a·. Into oLI Orm• with tliMdJ' tea i1' aimed' at JU!rt Whal aome folk JOCiall.sm' or oommun.ism. Democrats--but because they are all taxp~yers! , ~ot •oUen 41ue tfll wp .,..,._ •~ tryt:ng to dO. That 11 operate Aecordtnrty. ll commallm or
--· ......i --tu bnod<•ta ti••• the!J-9Clx»la but hire mllTl'IOry -11illml I• to be avoided, It Show Low ·Tot ·. l I of $250.678 ta.lu! to ptft.'@lli ., t•etr i.Momf". child labor trom ~r .:>u.rcM. aboold be our otrje-ttiY'e \0 iacreue FJELDS TO CON'.QUER 'J'Wy ..,., loae ny mont -If Mlgranla uoually <lopend more on rather Uw> decuue the capital
t~y wta... . tbcir children'• work than on aupply. •· , Doroth)• B-0e, aa As9oeiated: Press writer, points Se& Hu!Wrt e-._pJJrex. D.. thelr own. Jl' thi9 country It .bu been '"Bide tor the C01l9lructlon of a new Art Center-Building for
~ PROFESSIO!fA i ~
~ OIRE(TORY ~
LESTER A. BECKER, D. 0. &
DENTISTRY ·-17~ NeWport Blvd., Clolta ~
Medical BldlJ. Beacon 1702
l506 E. Bay·Ave., .ea-
Harbor 327 ·.1
out that In spite of aU tlle WOD.derful scleatiflc advance-Minn., aort of uk"4 for def"'I Monday there wlll be a confab -ht to·jUoUfy the gradatloa ot Orange Coast Colleee :were received -on September·28·" Dr. Basil H.
Daents made ~heft are stm many everyday uaoyaaees nf ht. ...,.,....ndru.e.t cuttlt(I' de--on the subject. Texw have • l&JE nte. on tile potmc1 o1 t.M Petenon. CoUel'e president, announced today. Segregated bid.8 were MOllTICIA.N )
p~t... cm oil,. milM>.... a ad · pend.inc: a{De.Ddment • on Which abiHty Of the ta.Xpayer lo pq. submitted U folJowa: ! ., r;;:;~;;i;ij;;jM~i;Hiiia.;1 ~ iDOOD.\'enienees wlalcll the !Dotlt able braias have ml..._ H• put 1-an ie. the" la still cban"" to get aci.!on ''Tuatlcrl ·oceonllf>g to ablllt7 to G4nenll, Conllructlon ~ S. J, Santa Ano, ~.384; The toUll Jow U\.ft •oatUaa'I'
not been able to lick. · p&bH la a alas I•""'°""'• this 9eallcn. whlcb would allow P'll'" Ill a pollUal a1opn, -not Oooll, co.ta Meo&..$178.000; W. J. bid amounted to $2l!0;678 'aa sub-
Bere are some of the things needed to eUmiAate ... u.,. all Im -1-. I• a child who boo alt.ended Ills an --• lla'rins an1 -.. '-&' -c:ll, hiil.232; .J. R. milted by sOuth Cout Construc· 1
them; A ba&hina cap tlW will ""8Dy k-p a -••a hair eludlq Callfonla Md._, oU...r llChool tor Ito mlnlivtun lepJ ,... defllled !Im~ or llued -uy Ray, ~ deJ Mar, 1113,tee; lion Company, Roae Electf!cal
" <v .. -~ ti ell .,_,. atai... w-qul.-..nmt. to go elanrloue for aclaltUlc ~ Cl&nW to lta w..., Bohr-er. Santa Ana; Company and Paclflc Plwnblng
hom getting -Xed; soeks thtlt wouldn't have to be .....-t• _,... mlp& -~ work. Joc10o1 _...., It -......, '1ft,11.T; llcluth Cout Oonatruc. Company. AD bjddero gave bale
danled; stockings that wouldn't run; lllppen that ,_ i..tter. Tiie ,.i.. at -s-up U.. NductlOn at an -&ftn uo..eo. Ne'O(JIO<'t BeMll, lt7Z,'39. 'Dido. ,
Ladt Atfeiwk•t
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CORONA DEL MAB
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Rep. Toby ll(orrla. OkllillOma. f.-l l! J -a po•IL taa.o $o I.be w lenl-the ,...r -J:lecttle;"l""'I' · The college"lloard 'of TrWlteet
woakla't stick; beauty eream that would aet-lly erue made a public ototmtmt llfdon>' ·Bod th ...-. ot w..n., .-. of tbe --7-wt1o -. $St..W; 8tatronl -~ will caftfully oo1iolder the bltlo n-
wrlngles; halr-growlag ton.lea that wollld Pow .llalr tnir -~· !l'tum&n'I pn>pooal It •WI -... .,,_..,. ....,.. ·~ tha ..-t1an ot -N""1>ot't .Bae~. .:ai.m; Mcftr-co!wd ~~ their nl<dlllg next Mca· ~toad df flllDI); a emt for the co-eoW; a pt'e-th&l all Federal otncl&Ja make -.la -,,,.,.._ ~ · ral4ll. -U..,. -IC «. -mactrt< 8a1j> Ma. su,abo . .i.y. It they tWcld< to aecept the Old Ello-lnmroMe
YeDtlve of tooth decay;· and, IDG8t lm""'l'taat of •" a publlc thtir peraorial "-'•from -'IW P»uuz114 -.m.,.., noc. .,... f-lu« Ula -He&llng. VentllaU.,.. MeellanJ. low bldo, It t.·"!'1idpa~ .that All ::n..,,_
..... -all -· ™"" Illa--.-... _....._ eat A''Plwnblng-Blc--· -Ion wru .commel!ee Im· dollar tut would ·ahinlya be wortlt -a Aellar. "It wwld 'be It r-t -tit to Ito .._ -• .-. -."liolpt WI~ a errt•wtlJ ............ '-&' Bliell. ...-.-: J. 11. ~ medlatel:r With the bullcilng ocbed-e()WAJU) W. GERBl8R
Wloever fittds the --rt• aay -of tllHe ,.00.. our~ gamo.llJ," the tonner -..... _.. -Wo .,,. ouJIPl1 ot...,...al fw ln•-•m '-AltplM. t&t;1911; Paclf)c uled tor •comptetl<>D next"'™· I .t808Nowportlllvd.,·Corta-
•· ill Di.trl~t .Jwtae aid. "lt -_. .. .,,.,. ~ -p-.. ._.... '!"'' -Plwnbbtr do, -AM, .... -. I• .Tile ~rt Conter'Bulldlng .. ae-CON GUil
"!'-" make millions of dollars &Del make mDDolls of tead to .-out offtdala with t11e rljM ta Ja!lllo\ w<fMol_.-caa lie· prt I tu• . rar _,a., 8am K!Utatl>or, N-t a .. cb, ~ .l~ Jl9UM the lnotrucUon&l l'-::::P:H;:O~Nl!li==llEk=. +=::i::=~:::
people happier. So, put oa )'OW' thhlJdac eap -aay, ~-"le lneom•. --.. t-•• .,.._ uillarlt,r • r-f' -to'$1• -.,, ....... 1; ~ Plum bias. Pni'iam In dr'&wlns, et<:. •.' ,.
_,.,to think of 1• Uaa&'s .ao~ .. .._ elll9 we 9eecl -a ~r falth'and o>nftl11too oo --... .,... -.. ~ BE .SlJRE-.INSURE ., -----& i:-J't of. tbl pto_plia. ao : I r ti: 3 .,.,
oilp that "~ ~ mab Jll!•ple tbllllll. OM of' tbOlo oldollpto wlalcb , Tllo' fJnL f.IOt •-.-. -·
---•---d<llSl>t the ... tore~ at the LO 9allrt Ill I» U. L .\IWIY' wU1 : • ,· I • ll&lim!l ,ft.unal'
-.. oc<11tNCJ t11ta ...... i.. ,.._. ~,,.-. ----·--.~-m;nr_r . ' ... a-. FREEDOM TRAIN '
A new "Casey lonee" bu' made hlatoiy &ll!MI the
ranr..d fraternity. He'• the Clieeh enginMr who 'tied
clown tbe throttle ·as ..tbe 'train. ·~ the German
border and made a ~ for ireedam. ~-four other
·penou on the ti:aJn wbo •were In'· on the '6Pt made 11'(1
one ~! the largest' 11UCC1, rut ID&S elrlta frOm the ~
curtain uea. on i:ecora. •
~ow. in .pile of all' the ·~· offend ~
Cummilnlem, the traffic ,...w&ttl II lncP**a"c ~
'wt1o !mow about life In Ula dli.ocntic. couatriel, or lMar
•II• it throagll the. Yariom 181a110llDll I ... era.' 1•1t
,.,.., el•, ~ to ]ll'Ofer -.11 .. •wt" Jn tbe W• to
tile J1arioua fnedcw.m1aaf1cialld kr ll~u~.
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Well; people U'Jt ,..;,, ••.
roll eall ~ ta1t .. -the -..... """ --.. "' -• ·-~ , --·. •• 1"' l"eVdU. bUL . ~tt ........... th lell"I ~ M.'* c14,,.r.r.ec1 ,.... 1 • ... **? .... ,..,. I I t .' ' I!~ un111dMellt to a-dm "to ~. tOla ~ ~
""!pt up lo' 11 • .00 la Ull'!i._ ~ "--let -flllll
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Tiie -,,,_ ~ 0---If -Ir Ir/ -to rapla -MltJ er~ ... w·,4"'0--kll& trrs's·dil,
Mll:r •s at:IN..,. &I' Plw '!'be ~ att.,t1• ta ----19 a. -\bO~UIO-----.we. 9e& •••1rt & S$t', .. ..,,.... • ... 11 pa at U.
••• - - -.... -eta.1-•U.Anlll'
ltoon "' -• o r,.. 111 u,1ro1 ..t .. -*"'-...... !fa.• o 1 'l:r .. ,s e• ....... • ... IM 11i1D1ati7 nc·
__ .................. -i--1 .,... ----•*1 1 II .. , •• ,, a,., ..... ..-n. .. -.. ... •• c••• -0-Rf Is ,.. ...... 1H\P"lfd•lf ..... ___ .. -··•••'• .... ..--... .,., ................. 7 , ...... ...
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·GBIOllRAL ~ ·~ltit'ot•~ ~··
IUT •t 11 8lili.-.
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FIRE · BURNS . ·
OFTEN FATAL
TO CHILDREN
More~ chi~ ...
tT-. bum1 tb&n aey· ---dentaf ~uae ucept automobile
accident.a, lnauiance • t at l a t I c • ab~. Amen&' eJillclrftl -,....ror
age. rtr. bu beeome the leedln&'
cauae of accldmtal death..
. Warntng panmte •not to lean
children unatttinded at home, the
National Board ot Fire Und-.
wrilen reporta that .moot of U....
deatha were tM ruult.. ol chlldftn
be"'&' upt ln bumlng bulldlnp
and uakble to ncl.pe. In many
Ca.18 ~ ch1.14ryn Wl!!N! left aJone
In tbe~.
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D U., .. Hot Uqoid.s
U.hl'Ma tbe ·~ of one and
two· tt wq at.own. most of the
fatal bul'U Were cau~ by chil-
d~ _"Pk'Whg or falling Into bot
JtqulCI& Aa tile children grow into
the toddling stage, match.es lt>ft
Witllin their t"f'&ch a.Rd oprn l\tts
bficome a c.hiet danger.
National Board Png1:nttrs point
out that while science has lnade
gtt9,t • progress In reducing the
children'• death toll from. diaeaae,
the • acctdenf· rate• la attll ltllh-
Met7opolltan Life lnarartce Ill"'
ure• ahow that wJleftu the claD-
dretts death me h'om dJ.8eaMo
fell 73 Per ~t c,>ver a r't_enl 14
year period, lhl" chlldrc n's deatlla
trom ·~ di upped only 31
per cent.
Rut~ for Safety
Emphaalz.ln .. the need !or con-
stant 8Uperviaioa of younpten,
fire autltorftSes urpd ~nb to
follow five ru1ee 1n protecting
children from nre: .
l. Have an adult or ruponalble
sitter ln cltarg'e when you leave
th.e house.
2. Kttp matchitl'I out of chU·
dr en·s reach. Train younpten
that to play with matches is d&n·
gerous.
3. Krep chUdren out of the kit·
chen or any roam In whlcb bolling
liqujd" are likely to be ln reach.
4. Don't allo""· children to get
too Cl08e to bontlrea. Have a metal
i-creen in front ot a fireplace.
5. Don't dress children in hl1hly
flammable clothes.
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There'• pkntynbout a Greyhound
you11 like ... neighborly pauen-
pra ... courteous driven ... fre-
quee.t service .•. .anic routes •..
air·conditioned Supel"-Coache•.
It all adda up to mabGreybound
~ moat convenient ... the fri~nd
liai way to travel F.t.stl
Somtthlllf olaout
tht Ltw Fores
Chica&<> • • • • • • S4L66
Dom»t .••..•• 42.80
Wuhin!lton, D. C .. 47.45
Nw York ..•••• ct.80 x.n-Cit)' •••• i!3.BO
MinneapoU. .••• ~
New Orlean•.-••• 88.80
A>lanta ..••••• -_....,_
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-Mrs. c.1 ~ hc«wd.
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Optimists Register
for Oct. Confab
Costa Mesa PT A
Meets ·w.,cfnasday
~-llarp<r P T A wlll
meet.Wednelday, Oil-10 al I p.ra.
In 11<1/n oc-1 a"'1tortum. Mn.
J:lft1d car.. ,...,,,.,,. cll&lrm .... wm pruent .. 91>eaker l:veretl
Re.a., 1uperln~ent of echoola.
New teacben will be introduced
and a .toetal hot11' wtJJ rouow. n.
executive boa.rd m.eettnc will meet
on tbe ame day at 1 :SO p .m.
Membership Drive -
at. Mesa Sobool
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EROSION 118 . Inclan _lhtme. • Hard ·r.ma. ~· occ: Agriculturel
SOU&HT By Bal~• Y oun~er s ef!nn·~~.~!. ':990!. Judging teams
Birthday P.ty -... a i)..., ,,_ ~-Tab; Nne Awards . --·"'be -... ~,., -' SEAL BEACH -with ............ ,.. ~ .........,. bi o. ...... '""" Tbe o._ ~ wkp a.¢·
a.round a tepee wt u6,.,.. WU .I*{ ot tbe-IM..Cn-dli8eu9-' :-"W tend a blrtllflo7 ..ai.; A .,. *l'br .io. r,.._ at the~-cultural~ IMrU, cmi_.i
-' II i. !!!!"' any > • -~ !'!._!"".'"" -r..u-io a Jolal ~ ~!.._. ---o.~~~~ ·-17-.. .ur.cton o1 u.a 11ta._ 111a -1111n r -,. • -or t11e ~ aac1 . &uW-,.. ~-.. --·--~ 0ranp O>llnty Ooul A-tklo O<lellrut wu .i...., App. .... a17 • OW.. ~et Of c..ta M-:
met at tlM l'I~ Bal'llor Yadlt the P"'V _, 11o14 In tlle Jl!ltld Ti-lllilllon ..,0 ~ with BµJ J'ktcher Of TlaltlJi: .W. Jolla
CIUll !Mt WPll Mlta7 no6n aad of t11e' lld7 K.Mae -M -\410ftll<oa."""' wanl:ed l.o r'aiae ~of .Mahotm: took lllne
•-"'-Pr&nJt -oil el -Penln.lula. Colon4. -Ille Price of them. Awc!uary mem-• • at the '-.AJl,..t .. ..,.,,._ ~. -..,.._ ...-~ °""""' aqrl 11&11-o -~rt aad ~ who -the dinner. 1,... ty falt--lut Satmdq, •lien lhaJ'
a<U"" on the -........ pnil>-the two tablM ..,.. SIJ' wltll "°'" taaW. A llollar por ,.... enough, -=pe~~ wl~ .. ~'11 • trom ll1x
k!lll In tllAt .-tty, . -.....,.. a.di olllld _,.. a they aid. 0 r .....,...r ......... -.
He clttd the appeal made l.o UM fMl.btt -and Md; a run Rer11ert Tbomll«!n, i'!i.t vtce-The P'*llJ'J' Judc\llr "'°"' .....,,_
s-.vt..oro f.., _,,. IM>lp --u. fa¥6r. ,.....Jlkot. ,..., ~lbt.o or· the ~ or Miller and Ruftieaft
eral montha a&'O and IUl'Jffl<d JffrJ' -Mabl?lilJ atfta eqftftdUGa beld ~teplber 11).13 Jucs,.d nve <1-Of poultry,
that another ·ap~ bo l'AIMli wtt.ll and otben _,.. ·~ blm. A llmall •t S&n, ~'°. Ao ob&l,...an of 11\0 Loghom pullet.I, hera Uld m&IH.
a reeommendat(on tor th• ap-tr1enc1. Bewrt7 ~tcbt. .,em.ben&hlj drlft. be ai.o an· Nrw Rampgwe MM and dl'•1it
polntmtnL of a comm1u .. of coat-.,... ill aRCt COUlO DOt .. pt"Mmt, Jlc?Ullced l'O patd up membttll and meat blt<k. kch'. 1tu~.nta plact4
m•n to serve q a bo&.fd to etud;)' t>ut trnmedlalel7 an.ti:r tll~ p&t'lJ tin~ ftt'W on~ With MVe.ral · ·~ • cla.M pef'fect Ga.d placecl bllfl
the problem wtth a cotnpe-tent Jt!fYY took her a Pleet ot caJte '1.lcatk>na atfll out. Next· WednC?.,.. on tn.m buts.. MU.l•r won tbe
en.amttr. and aibmlt their find· and her teatbe:r hnddf'<!9 and day-Mleptes to counctJ win be coral.est and waa h.lgta l.ndlTidoal,
1nr• to the supel"Yi.an tn an et-run. •lected.. or first ·placf! wtn.nu, tn UM en·
fort to secure aome Fedenl help. Pruent to mjoy the run_ w~ ~Wedn~7. Oc:t'Obe-T 24 ta dln-lire conte.at. Ruvaicava WU ttfth
Op M:ayO.-Shtatett'• motk>n. Pfts14 SheJTtJI M.aytleld, SOJKlra ~ Aft' nl&'h~ -aplO, and a «ttiak din-hJgti lndtvklual.
dent of Cout gl'Oup, H. F . !Conny Smll.b. Ja.y Bayne, David Butter-...,.,w!ll be s<rv«I" for $1. But-Tiit:'. 11,..lftock Judrtng team
wu aalbort:ud to appoint the worth, Maurla.e &later, .. Junm.te "'no l"ellU\l'llllon, no ert!" · aay compo.W ot To~rn, Uhlmftyer, and
.-mitt.. rllht away. Wllaon, S~ WlllbrWr ' ~ AUXlllary m<mben. Broce Judred four ~· Angwi
Cail\aln Ed Metrlll uked If any Jen-y. Ovo,_lnl' af!alQ wen ...,.f holfen. Henofonl -bullo.
ll'G"voo 6o Yoo~ . '. , -.-
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!feed llelp't ••• -• ""'' ••• -·~ l.o ..nt ~ a Clae«t~ w tor IUlllVUnl . ' ' • •
COMMERCIAL
JOB PRINflNG .
BUSINESS STATI()NE.RY
CARDS -PROGRAMS -
PHONE
HARBOR
1616
The annual membership driw at
Llndborgh-Huper achoo!, Coot&
Mesa, began Oct. 1 a.,.s WW con-
tinue through Oct. JS. llra. Ray-
mond Rapp, memberftlp cha.lt·
ma.n. announce9 that a S.S Pri•
will be awarded the cla.u 1.n eacll
achool whlcft signs up the largest
number, of parenlll ud frtend.oi IA
th" PTA.
adlon had l>een'falt•n toward en-J.fmes. S.tte Smlth. _Loe-Stapp Sgt. Hari;v ,La.c:e Hampohlre •h .. p and Berk•hlre
tottcment ~ot the blli'.-'1oerd ordtn· and Boot. KHne. . •rr. "" irA'lhe ... Town ·placed a .cl&a .per-
INVITATIONS-WEooiNG ANNOUNCEMENTS
OFRC~ f9~MS -MENUS ·....:.. BOOKLETS, ETC. . . . ) '
Student Beet Crop
Sets Top Rating
..,. •. He polnt..d out the ln.creu· Opt,im. rsf $pe'ake~ fect and•w .. foOrth high lndlvld-
lnf nwn~r ot non -'...-•ormln1 ·-· • u. al -""ln the-enUrf' cottteitt. 'Mie~ ~~u lUIJNO ~O ! ·• · · blllboarda alon&' tbe blch~• and • Ill[!. !"{arty ~~-11h""1>rlnl ••-te•m pla<>d tb;rd ln . the co'tlte«t.
IU'&'ed the county ordinance bo •n· CloWnc lo be~ aent bi.Cbf\oli: -, ·AC lhe;·N.WP.,n :S..cli p<>llc• Tiie ~Jry 6Udglng waa doae \y ~reed, and that all non-conform· Chu~ by the S. l.o ·-ttut ~me~i;. wp ripoakrr at. the -Co4't atlfd<otlt, Bill Fi.ilc)\er'.
ln&" struc lurts be done: away with. famll.,. In· botll Kore&· and .~.,.~ Y~day luocJtt'on of .lt)e Optlmbl who . lurbCd In 90ft'WI: gOOd ·ecora
Sp cte....attl ay.p._ M&IQ'. Eepectall)' needed ~e-.CJ .c.t\lb,_ lie • wu pre.,nted by J lm Wtnncrs tor the varkm!t• dh'I·
wa.n:n .·clotblDI'. gpod ~ and allagber, Sft'O«Ttm chAlmu•n. slona. w ete pn>sentr<t rtbbon9 at
Mayor Read ot San cterM.nte ~din&'. Articlea i:ba1 ~ bro~'"' 'Ntum lhf' group nte\ at Norton•s the oufdoor theattt on thi fair·
.aUggeAlf.'d It wu time to be&ln ~ th~ church Sunday ~Ot'nln•· Cjfr. groundlf. Oth<'r collt"gts ttpr"'"'
atudle" of a road to by-pua the ThOM wlk> &re Untble ' tb btthl The ·Opt tmiS~ •i:ea convention 1enlcd were, Cal Poly_ at San Di-
bu11neu district ot San Clemente clolhfna' may m.aU a cull' contr'l· be-hekl Oct. 20-21 at Del Mar mu, U.~uter. C."hlno, ( vetl'ran
R..soft•bJe. Piices .. • · .. Prompt Sert~
. ~-: -P8llE .. E8tmATES · ....
'~#~···' ,~~,_v<·~·~.PllSS .fl . .
·221 ,1 ·Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
Wlth t. 19.7 ton& per a.ere aver·
age, the Or..nge Cout sugar beet
crap ram -of th• beot In
On.age eout1; reported local ex·
perta to Richard Barrett. agrtcul-
tutal bwtNct.or and ad'ftsor for
farm project&
whett so many deathl: have oc-lulkm. lo tie.rp pay COit.a .of ·ab~ t.O~ ·and ,r:Nf'rv&.tl~ should be I grchap ) )(t. Sf!t\ Antonio, F'uffqoton I
cll.h"ed Jn tteent yeaN. The official Plnr. Dfade aa ,aoon •• poeaible. Palomtr a,nd ~Santa An&. . '--------.... ----------------.... -t
had made 80l'ne atudlea and he -
The coUege project reprP.aenU
the ntat euch. venture on thr
8Chool farm. Tiie 13.42-acre plot
prodUced 2tl toN of ha.nutlPd
beet.a, or an &Yel"&p of 19.7 tons
per acre.· Tblt yield gave a 18.4
per cmt tup.r <>ftr all average.
'The llUJU beet crop, u well ••
all other erops, are raised by stu-
de,ntJJ~ u clauroom projects."
ala.tea: Barrett. "By thh. method
the 1f'am by doing· philosophy can
be put Into actual practice.
School "Y" Work
G~ts Under Way
"Y" work at Newport Harbor
Union Hla'h aciM>ol la swinrtnl'
lnto ll.t tall pro~. A Fl"eshman
club la beia.I' tonned In Corona
deJ Mar. It will be led by Joan
Kimea, asstated by an adult spon-
sor.
Other aewly orsa.nlzed eJuba in·
elude the m-Y, Vr1lh Coaeh Jule•
Gace u advt.or, Joe Lest.el', pt'es-
l:dent, and Bob Bri•P· t:reuurer;
the Senior Hl-Y wllh Mn. Jeanne
Windsor, advSsor and Joan KJmu,
preatdent; Sophomore Tn-Hl-Y.
Velma Prtdham, advt..'.>T.
At the ftnt rneetmr or the
latter rroup, Sharon Yarnell re-
ported on summer cAmplng activi-
ties and.., Mili Chamberlain gave
a report on the conference held nt
Whittle r Saturday.
Parents, Students
and Teachers on t ue.sday Program
• 'How Harbor Hlg"h school works
will ~ explained to parents w hen
the first meeting ot Newport
Harbor Union High School PT A
i8 held TUe&day. Oct. 9 ·at 7:30
p.m. in the J"PCr'eaUon room. Prtn-
clpal Sidney H. Davidson will be
moderator of a platform discus-
alon. Miu Marjorie Adams and
Goss Grable will "'present the
tea.chers; Mrs. Edgar R. Hill 'and
Stuart Innerat will present ques--
llon.8 which mlrht be a.sk ed by
parent.e; and spokesman for the
sludents will be Jeannie Talatra
and Bob Eggert.
Eleanor Ragan. wbo attended
Gi.rla' St.ate and Boyis Stale dele·
gate. Bob Eggert and Richard
LU&k. will a.l8o be presented. Mlu
Marte Hlebsch will provide a mu.·
steal pro.cram by the La.rkeltes.
J.ob's ·Dau9hters
Initiate Members ,
' Honor Official
Namd of two membtra wete
added to the roll 'of Job•s D<ough-
ters, Costa Mesa Bethe\ 151, at a
recent ~Ht.Ing with Honorm
Queen OOnni. Gunn prutdlng.
i!<Terly S..be and Barbara Bandy
were Ule two -tea llllUat<d
lnl.o the -er. r
Yra. Grtce Swarts. deputy
grand guardian Of tlle i!<thel. WU
11o1uJroi1 on Iler omelal 'rillt bere.
She. ... pa st aated with a beaU-:
Wiii llorlquet of wfi.lto eamat.loM
and a Je'lfel •* with "' Eaat.ora Stu ..,.blem ............ In. the red-
1'004 -,._ ...... put PolllllbC tor-
... ...... ,.... ... ta for a --IA> bo ~ l.ortlpt I~ t) at
UM :rrYay -clUI> -· Tldult.o ..-. at SUll eacb for
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le am e to ... tbe lldl eaem ... lllf7 .. -"" .. 1:19 , ..... l«
tllerJwalb....,... TM ..... ot __ U_·
ull:ed for help when aubmtttlng
9&1ne to the prope-r otficlala.
Chairman Kenny agree-d that it
was not loo r arly to atart the
•tudln and h<" Point~ out Ulc
work a11d time It hatl required
lo get t~ State lo aeee-pt th~
Sepulveda pro}e<'t u a part of the
officia l ata\e procram.
The AaeodaUd CP\amben al8o
ottered rooperatlon through Wal-
ter Schmid. a member of the u.-
~lated roads committee. Therf'
~u a brief dlacuaion on a Chrtat·
ma.." lightlng prop-am and BIU
Galllene was appointed lo Hlect
a jroup to work vrith bJm in plan·
nlng the affair for \hf-romtnc
holkt•y aeo•aon. ..
SC"W)tntt Tonr
All members ot lhe board Wl'rt
urged lo join w ith the-Road11 to
Romance group Whf'n it m~l9
at the Balboa Bay Club on Friday,
Oct ober ~. at noon for a tour of
Newport Bay, prelimlnary to a
tour of Orange Co"!nly. Mayor
Rtad o( San Clemente waa ap-
pointed a committee ot one to atop
at Laguna Beach on bJ.a re.tum
and extend to the ottlctal!I or lhat
Ci ty the best wiahea of the Coe•t
Asaoct&tl on and all It.a members
on the formal oPf'nlnr of the new
City Hall there. It waa agrttd
monthly meetings of the directors
at luncheon should be continued
11nd Ralph Maskry wa11 appointed
Chairman of th,• committee to ar-
range for the joint Chriatmaa
Party san1€' as carrlE'd on for lhe
pa.st several years.
Attending t he meetias were
Mayor Shufelt, Al Leonard a.nd
F . W . Rickman ot Seal Beach.
L. A. Dan Patch of Sunae\, Beach.
Hancock Bann.Ing ot Wllmlnaton.
V. D. McOuffln ot t.on,. Beach.
Wm. CaJllene of Hunllniton
a.ch, Howard Irwin a'nd Harold
Perler or Fullerton. Hany Han-
~n. Harry E. Bersh and W. D.
Miller of Santa Ana, M.yfard
Irvin<' and \V. B. He llls of The
Irvine Ranch, E. A. curry and
H. F . K•'!"Y of B•lboe. Ralph
Mukey ofj NeW'f)Ort, J . T. Van
Dyke of Corona Del Mar. ClpL
Ed Merrill ot Sooth Laguna. R. L.
Patterson or Newport Beach, and
Harry \Velch, Secretary. W. D.
Miller ma~ a brief r-eport an the
cout and told pt the appropria-
tion.a made by .\.he St.Qte for In-
vestigations In th(' Santa Monica
bay art>a.
Dental Auxiliary
Plans Shows for
School Children
The Women's Auxiliary of Or-
ange County Dental U80ClatJon
inaugurated a novel and educa~
tional entertainment plan tor
achoo! children when they held
tbelr flrat fall dinner meeting
Wednead&ly evening ln the. Elk.a
clubhouee at A t\ ah e I m. Mn..
Howard Bilker of Balboll l>land. •
president.. presided.
Tbe lf"OllP ~ded tllat u cae
of-. their projeet.I fot th• y. a r
they W0\1ld put on a puppet abow
for children. of the COWtl;f '.IChOola.
ny<d to promot.o dental h,..,_...,
Aaother project la provldlnr doll-
tal care tor ~"(lltpl dlll-
c1ren. ~ rleBtlat.I do tlM wol'lr anc1 ~,.,ma.., .,..,_ fUDdo.
'lb ...... !W--y;ui.y clldcled
to ...u..t ud all acrap dontal
amalp.m.. ' '
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.PART ·1 THtlR~Y. Ocr08ER'4 •. 1~.' Peace Offkers' ,
P.RE-S S _g Ball Scheduled
Miss -Omom,ri,
Cafe Owners
Host luftchton
(Oncen Pianis· Tamara , Masloff
esented in D M Musica1e
Ir· B7M.l-& '
~ ttosptt.&ble home -ot Dr. ud before. a large audience ln Argen-
.. Alexander Renner In Oor-llna.
oJii Bighlanda waa the .etttnc· for He~ ·program at the Renn.J!.r
a 'bllarmlng Sunday afternoon mu-etud(o opened wllh lbe 1tupendoua
~e. About rtny of the musical Bach-Buaonl Toccata a.nd Fugue
' Beach and Santa· Ana werT prodlqus power &nd general tech· =of the Hubor area. Hun-ln D mlnor, whlch revealed he-r
p eged t.o meet the gifted pl-nlcal perfection. The Brahma ln-
...... t. Tamara Maaloff, who pre-termeuo Opua 117 wu a gem of
5$jled an informal program of a.rtiaUc Interpretation.
c.L.ert aumbera. The Albenla "Aaturlaa," the
.,..... arUat. born in Shangha.l. Grand08 '"Lament.a, or the Malden
0 lte Rueita parentage, wu and the Nightingale," from the
Goye&eu Sutte. and the ever popu-
a._.,child prodigy whom the Ren· lar "Ritual Fire D&11ce of de Fal-
nii:t had heard at the age of 8 ta" were excellent med.la for the
p.Ning the Mozart Piano Con-display at the artlat'a teeling tor Chto wlth the Sb.angbaJ. Sym-the element&! breadth and sweep ~y orcheatra. Her parent.a. nf!W resident.a of LOI!! Angeles. are of the Spanish dance form.a.
+rallzed American cltl.M:na. Ta-In C.__ksl-Mood
iqlta.. recently arrived in lhia The Allegro from the Bttthoven
~try, J.1eo . expect.a to become Concerto No. Ill, with ortginal al JJneri~. pi&l\o lnterludea. wu a flne ex-
~er profeaalon u concert plan-ample of dignified cJ~lcal form. ' ti :hu ta.ken her to far places. A group of lighter aJ)fd more lyric
s(e lived for a num~r of years numbera were: Th" Lark fGlln-
11), Italy, studying ~th the cele-ka-B&Jlklrev l: Berceuae {Cho-
biiia}.ed composer and conductor. pinl and Claire de Lune (Oc-
Affredo Cue.Ila. She appeared In bu811y). rlSJlan musical centers w ith varl-The Donizettl-L e 11 c h et l z sky
om· symphony orcheatru. piece for ten hand alone brought r... -the program to a cl086' and lhe
._ ' SllCCeN ln 8p61A gu. eats haalened t o expre&1 the ir .. . ..,.she first went to Spain ln 1946, appreciation.
~re Bhe eatablished herself u Jt LI Tamara Mu.loft's wlah to
qoremoet artiat. SLmUar succeu-become known to the Ame rican ee.. WMe hers In Portugal. South public and her local trlenda arc
berica has also heard her pro-happy to recommend h e r M an
· 11. Last June 16 11he playec1 arti11t of outstanding ability.
&cal ·American Legion Auxiliary
erogram Observes Music .Month
~observance of mualc month.$>---------------
~"" s ho rt but enjoyable 1nusical 1 ..•
J*>gram preceded the Septem~r Vytng for Americanism honors
ajthtl meeting of the Newport were the ~ssay contest.II ilponsor ·
Harbor American Legion Auxtll-f"d In 822 schools "-1th <t l ,920 atu-
~ in Legion ball Monday night. dt"nta puti~Ung and the all-out
;:'t:he "Saldeab March .. 11.nd "Mer-drive to acquaint Americlln cltl-
1"1ao-rollnd Overture" were play-u ns w ith their r lght.s and their
.... by Dennis Thomp80n on thr dangE"rs. Thr study of communism
Mtordion and young accordion -a.nd how to combat 1t has played
!!·Colleen Rupp pl&yf'd .. If" and an increasingly Important part IA
• ocklngblrd H ill" tor the en-the o rganization the put yl!'ar ft.!ld
t naiutlc ga thering. literature Js rapidly being made
tJt.eporls by convention delegatra available lo the public wherever
1:4ihligbted the busine&& portion possible. '
Of-lhe mttling and ga.ve newt>r Of !'lpPclal Interest lo lhe local
111mben a comprehensive picture anxllia.ry-llP!'I I" th.e fact th.al
~· the lm.menee progn.m being Newport Harbor had the Meood Cfttled oo by the dllt:rict 1Lhd de-hiPest, 11\Qlber.h.lp increase ln
~ent branches of the Amerl-the dllltrlct and te nth for the de· Ci,6 Legion auxiliary. The five partment of California.
ntajor program8 touched on by lhe Delt>gates giving the 11.bove re-
rfJ!reltl"ntatJve.11 were chJJd Wf'I· ports were Mmes. Alma Thomp-
tafe. poppy, rehabilitation. Amer!· sen. Helen Randel and Lucille dtliiam and membership, with lhe Gehres.
t4Jlowing 11tatl.stlcs : Mrs. Adrain Joyner, chalr1,11an
t" of lhe f ood sale scheduled for
_, Child Welfare Saturday. Oct. 6 at Richard's mar-~rough the child welfare p,ro-ket. announced that she >A'IUI r e-
gram, •direct aid waa given to ceiving fine cooperation from
chlidren ln the state of members wanting to donate food.
ornia (department) at a co&t A change in co-chairmen. a ccord-
12,958.98 from unit poppy lng to Mra. J oyner, Will tlnd pa.at
. Other unit funds and con-President Dareen Upaon aaalatlng
lion gave S7 .956.&4 worth of with sale-1'.
i t.a.nee to 1.459 children. DI.A-Ceunty CeuncU
21. which coveni the local Rf'porta on the re<:ent county
acounted for $8:;9.:>0 of the counc il meeting in Midway City
1.a&ier figure. and on the hoapila.I picnic held at ~e poppy program alone t..h.ls Legion hall Sept. 19 concluded the
pi;A. year shows evidence of ma.n)t buslness of the evening.
h.V.S of work and promotion, a c-RE"fr eshment.11 were .lff"rvf'd by
ct'-ing lo report.JI, with too Uttle hostesses Julia Eggert and Ra.e
!l}llllte for complete coverage. In Niemlrc during the soci&I hour. u.: fin&J analyai.R, however, the Th<>11e attending were : Mmes.
rf'llta ahow lbat 1,:)73 veteraM LouJse E8tus. Gladys Mills, J o-
ware paid 143,866.44 for maklng sephine Hudson, Jean A.llbaugh, tJJe: little red memorlaJ flowers. Gladys Thomp80n.. Geneva Bell.
,.,-. 21eL <Uetrict accounted tor Mildred Bonda, Adrain J oyner,
SQi74 of that t otal and the un1ta Julia Thompaon, LucU1e Otihru, tJY:~ein realized $5,608.92 !rom the I Bernice Opel. Carrie Rupp, H elen
of the popplea. Randel. Lydia Brlggs, J ean N:ark-
ember being r-ehabUlta.Uon ham, Blanche Bens. Alma Tbomp.
th, Chriatmaa ha.a. all bUt be-50n and lhe oo.teuea.
c<ii{e !l)'D.OUytnOUS with lhat pro-
g lDl., with $43,897.63 ape.nt for COUNTRY CLUB BRIDGE
Ui(t: month ln the boapttala a.nd Mrs. 0 . Z. Robertaon of Corona
t¥eeciy veterarui and their faml-1 del Mar and Kr&. R. 0 . Winckler li• During the remaln.Jng montha of Lemon Jietcbt. will be hoe:teN-
sefing meets lhroubout the state el at the brtdse tea on Wedne•-
plQduced 21,lM bospttal access-day, Oct.. to· at Santa Ana C.oun·
o~ to meet and exceed alloted t ry Club. Thia la the month's
q~. . gut;1t event.
for Tomorrow
A capedty &lldtence lo ~
to attend the 21th &Jln\IAl Peace
Offlco.rs 11&11 whlcb wtll be lleld
tomorrow night In tbe --
Ballroom. 8'11-.-.. to
Police Cbler Mark A St.epb-.
Anaheim.
Oanc. mwitc WtU be provided l>Y
Pttnk~ C&rl•"• Orcl>eotra. C&rl•
'\aa been 1etUn new att~dance
recon:ll at the Ambe•·•dor P:oter•
Cot:oanut Gro•e. ,
Ticket.a to the annu.l ball a.re
being IOkl by all Clr"&n&e County
peace otncera. Proceeda. are for
lh• belleflt ot lh• Orange County
Peace Officers Auoclatton'11 wtd-
ow1 and orphan• lnaarance tund.
lt haa paid u:r.ooo to benettciartea
ot aMOCialk>n me1nben who have
died since the group·a lncepUon.
Harbol'ites Hear
Famous Authors
When Mrs. H elen Gtrv\n. dJrec-
tor of Booka and Authon.. 11\c.,
ope.ned hrr flrat me\lnC ot the
ye&.!' at the Ambaaador Hotel
Tuesday. October 2, ~aur book
enthual&Jlll from the Harbor area
were pre11enl for lhe luncheon.
Mm.s. Harry F elllnge, Lee Barnes,
Catherine Kleeler , and Borrouch.11
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The roursome heard the pro-
gram which presented. Dr. Edgar
F . Magnln, author ot "How to
Uve a Richer and Fuller Ufe".
Marton Spits.er ThomP*Jn who
wro~ "I Took It Lying Down",
Alexander Swan, WTller of "God
on Main Stl9Ct .. , Gordon Mc Don·
nt"I, whOee book ''The Clocktower"
Ls recelvtng nallonal attention.
and Dr. Kurt Sprtnger. well known
for hla book "The World"• Thlrty
Greatest Women Splee'', "The
Story of a Hypnotlat'', "'Kippy the
Cow" and many otben.
.
11o .... -Alberta -· .,..,. • ... ot --·ll(altlobop la
Howp<>r:. .-the ~ Oct. 1
a.ad an an 'ftC&Uan toe two
,....u. But U..7 -t11e1 ......
mlollnr tl>olr CUltOmer9 -a,1.,.,,,.t u much u the euatomen
-them. 8o tom)'. Thun-
day, ·~ .... lavlted _1 .. -----------
to aa open bou.tll June._. &t
their ehanntns bomO .on Wool °"""" P'rGllt. • TMa puttculu people who an
alwa:r-ulr.Jna" ror potato aWI at
Uoe Mennald • and not pttlllJ tt.
found pJenty. oUter -.la.di u well
Breada and che1eea. p.y red ctn~
namon appl-. coffee web u lh•Y
an uood to iretlJn&', an4for other
beverapa. A..ftd for amuement.
the ball pme on TV.
Next WMk we will sUU be mlA-tnr the M.IU•ra. Perhapa wf'
should entertat.n them in the back
ahop or over at Roblnt' abow·
room ..
Mother Visits
Mrs. Mary Price
M:ra. Sebudu Juatham ot Seat-
tle. Wuh. la vtaltlnt' her dauch-
ter. Mrs. Mary Prtce of Balboa
and wtll •main until OcL • u.
She i• flndlng Harbor life lnter-
e1ttn,.-and 11 belnc feted by many
trlenda.
On Sunday ahe attended a
birthday party ctven ln honor of
Mary ~ the home ot Mr. and
M ra. Vlctor P~k. ln Whittler. The
Packe are former Balboa reat-
denta. The week end llChtMie-
inl' locluded taklnr. in the Ice
Follie• at Pan-Paclnc auditorium.
Beverly Hiiia.
Hoeteaca \vho have entertaln-
ed tor her lnclude : Mra. B ruce
McBride, ••ho ll now bac k ln her
Ocean boulevard home; Dr. Ethel
N'eff at. Bl.JOO. l&land and Mrs.
Sylvuter of Bay Shol"ea. Becauae
Mr-a. JW1lham doean't want lo
mt.a a th1nl'. the i. attendlnlf
OranKe Cout dttma clua with
her daurhter. ~
T. v. sm
.FOR RENT
T·DAY IDNDllJll •
TIDE T. Y.
Mii NEWPORT BLVD N-rt-llARBOB lOll
China Cove
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Property va1 ...
P\lrM aUegea that hll property
i1 worth $34,~9~ plua at0me $1000
ape<:lal damaget1 he ls entlUed too
for work e•pended becauae of the
city action. The city hu ottered
only $9. 780 for the four rurw
tot.I. Two-of the loll are seml-
eubmerged and two are good
bea!h home Iota.
P'uree him.elf la a.n attorne y
in Lo. Angele.. He La the legal
advtaor to lhe Hoag: Foundation.
donor of eome half mllllon dollan
for the hOl'pltal now under con·
st.ruction on the bluf(11 overlook·
Ing tile city at N~rt 81.-d. and
the A('Chea. The F'uf'Sel beat thf'
city crews IDto lim e recently when
they got a court order requiring
the LNUtnc of a butldJng permit
for a home on the.Ir lot.. F\IMtf'
recltea many deliberate-a.nd unnec-
euary d"aya en('ountered In thE"
bulkitnc and e ngineering dewt·
ment which brought hls court a c-
tion.
The ctty Or Nevrport Beach hu
&eaaed maoy parcela ot property
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"ANGELS ltt THE
OUTRELD"
Paul Dourtaa. Janet Lel&"h
Keenan WJ'DA
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Tom Neal, Leo Q,orcey
SUN. -TUl!:S. our. 1-e
"PICK-UP"
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Pat O'Brlera • .lane Wyatl
"<JROIJN AL LA WYER
COMJNG SOON
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BJ.NG CROSBY
J,Ar-'E WYMAN
FRANCHOT TONE
"HERE COMES
THE GROOM"
SUN .• .;rt1ES.
CLIFTON"
oo r. 7-9
WEBR
"MR. BELVEDERE
RINGS THE BELL"
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'HARD. FA ST~ BEAUTfFUL'
Another group of friends in
Balboa. l!I making up a pa.tty to
~0 In to the Beverly Hills Hotel
bn.nch of Book• and Authors
Tueaday. October 23 at which Ume
several of theee aame authora wUl
again speak on their booU. At
f h llf lunchron Ric hard B rook.I.
aulhor of '"The Producer", Dr. J .
Morrlll March, who wrote "Fam-
ous Slory-TeUer", and Lowell 8 .
H111.wtey, author of best-eeller. "A
Fe.w ButlonA Mlallnc'" will also
appear.
When her mother leaves. Mra.
Price will aJao go on vacation.
1pendlng a few day• at Lu Vega.a
with Mrs. Melba. McNamarn. Of
Colltna laland.
for exclwllve .use of certaln leseorE ••••••••••••• It l1 revealed by r-ecorded lea.11e11
Mary Steffensen
Named to Board
of--Choral Guild
Mra. J . Lealle BtettenRn of
Corona d~I Mar wu elected a di-
rector of the Orange County Chor-
al Conductor11 Guild when the
group held a joint meeting Mon-
riay evening with the Orang11t1
Gu lid.
Attending the meetlnl'. held ln
Santa Ana, were Mre. Steffensen,
director of mW1lc and M1aa Mar-
garet Scharte. organl8t of Corona
del Mar Community church; Mra.
Ralph Deaver , organl11t. Mr&. Kid·
c1er, nPW muatc director. St. An·
drew·11 Preabyterl.an church ; and
M r. K ldd«"r ; abo Mra. A. J . Rut-
ter. choir dlrector o r. Chrlat
Church by the Sea.
Padua Hills
Resumes Fall
Theatre Progr~m
Mrs. Mollica Dies
Making Chest Call
' Mn. Roee L . Mollica, 19~ Ful-
lerton avenue, Colla M esa. had
offered her Hrvtces 110l1eltln,c
runde for tbe Community Cheat.
She wu making her fir11l call on
Monday, Oct. 1 when she died
.-actctenly.
She ,,,... born ln Mt-xico 62
years qo and had rukled ln Cali-
fornia f~ 37 yean. She operated
MolUca'e market nea.r the high
.chool In Orange and provided
noon lunches for 1(udenta. When
U.'e school purchNed the market
tor a band room, &he retired and
cameo to Coe:~ Meaa to live.
Survlwra Include thf'eft 9tatera.
Mary · Btn.lght, Aurelia Soto and
Allee Andrewa; three nephews,
four niece. ~d . her brother-In-
law, Frank MoUlca. He r huaband,
Larry MoUle&. dJed 1everal yeart
l go . • Rosary wu recited at 7 :30 p.m.
Wedneaday lo Grauel Chapel and
maae wa.e beld t oday at 9 Lm. In
St. J oachlm cburch. Coat.a Mesa.
Interment wu ln Holy Croa
cemetery, Loa Angeles.
Balboa tslanders
Sail for Brazil
Wil.h a fe1Uve tau program to On September 21 u th• 8 . 8.
be announced 900n,· Padua Hilla Mormudawn waa about to sail
Theatre bu resumed It.a regular from Loe A.ngdea Harbor to Rio
schedule, followtng annual vaca-de JaneJro and Bueno. Alrm a
tlone of the Mexican PlayeR. ve:ry merry UOWd of friends and
"t. Bamba", lively comedy Or bUllnt-u ...od&tea 'Wre on deck
a dance contest tn Veracrus, now to wl8b a happy bon voyace to
la Ln tta final two week&. wtth the Unwood and lm.-nor Vkk of
L&rgeet leaae. of course. la that
of the Balboa Ba}· Club which en-
clo-some 1100 fftt of choice
Bay l"'ront beach on the Coaat
Hll'hWa}·.
Nominal Amount
The Lido l11le Community Auo-
clatlon leases for a nominlll
amotml all the laland 11treet end•.
several dozen In number. In order
to re.trlct lhe iaJand lo the uae
of land owner11 there.
A huge chunk of beach and
land at 16th Street and the Bay
Front on the BaJboa PeninauJa la
-•°"' Amert 1
the Legion hu extended atlpa
which It rent.II a.nd here malnlalna
IU club qua.rter11 and which for-
merly houaed the Boy Scout hea.d-
quartera.
More than three bJocka of Bay
frontace 11 fenced ln and restrict~
8d to use by the Municipal Trailer
Park on the Balboa Penln8Ula.
I Recently lhe Cit}' Council lea.s-
ect out under its muter lea.ae
from the State the Corona del
Mar big beac h. Leuor la oaM..rin
Tate a.nd a.aaoclalu of BaJboa.
Tale le the former operator of
lhe Sklllo Quiz at Balboa.
To date the city ha8 acquired
only the lot.II in China Cove from
lbe Ruaaell Cr&.lga. Craig 110ld hla
lot. lo ~ city with a rider, It ls
undentood, that If the pl8Jl.I for
acquisition of China Cove property
should fall through. that his prop-
erty revert.a to him. Cr&..lg I.I the
Harbor Muter jointly employed
by City ~d County and aold hi.I
Iota for a nomlnai fee which the
elty had hopt'd to uae &11 a yard·
ltJck for other acqulaltlon.
Homemakers Study
Clothing Questions
Padua dlntng room now open Balboa laland. , Clothing Accea.>rles to Make
every day but Monday. The friend.a went abo&td at ): lB the 'subject of the Homemakers
A dlatlnct novelty of Ole play p.m. and viewed the boat and vtlllt· and Fa.rm H ome Depa.rbnent
Lii an ortgtnal musk:aJ cornpo.t-ed wtth them until 8 :30 wben Ule meeUnp durtnl' October, uys
tlon by the aon or Gregorio Vala-btg line.r beaded out to aiea. The 11.a.ri&n Pre.nu.a. home advi80f' of
dea. lirat vtollnlot of lhe ordl... Vtcka .. poet to return around lhe Unlftl"Olty of Calllomla.
tra.. The ...... UUed ''Coruon de Clu'l•tmM ·ume. Tlea. Ka.rt.a. collan. contoured
Ml Ser"', WU written by JOl"I" n-wbo "ftril (o lhe -t be1ta, and bep. wltb p&U.emo ror
Valo/les. :U, now .. rr1q jn lhe w.,.. Mr. and Mn. J'rank J...,.., -". will be dlaployed. 8eTeral
U. S. Army, and Lt prnenl.ed u Mr. and Mra. Ts>bfN, Mr. and almple llnriD.I techniques wU1 be
a aolo by Enrique Lerma. Mrs. c . B. ~ Mr. and Mra. t.&Uattt by project laden .trom
Patrons are Invited by lhe ploy· WWtam O. Scbmldt. Kn. Belen eacJ\ .,....p. !lac~ woman athod-
•ra to ttqU<iet ravortt• oonp or Ryan, Kr .and !"""r llarlt lllan· Lns wt11 brine bu fa'<Orl~ &p""1
dancu at lh• meriend&. or Indoor ley, Mr. and Mn. G. 11&71"""4 and a pattorn ror It to oh&re wtlh
atur·lhutre pvty Jn lhe Me><tcan llmllh. Jlloo sutll w.:rarland and btt neJPbor.
manner, Wtllcll rollowa all per· lllra. Neille Vici<. Tiie ff3nU7 Relattonabtp letter,
rorrnanca or lhe ploy. T-™-wu wrttUn by "'14 Bambe" and lhe mlltloltda IDllL 11.f.UDll A. l'UllOIEJl Jin. Da>ld CNt ot Yorba Und&
wtll be l\acOd W-7 1.bro11P and odlt.e<l 111 Mn. C. C. Brioco,
aat...;i.y ...,;1np, Mid W-Funeral -few, Kn. Maucle .Gar:dm Gron Home l>eportmenL dq and __,. aru..-, A . P111mmer. et,_ OI 1111 ~ An:J'<)De lo welcome to attend
throlltb Octol>er 11, at lhe _.c ""°"t 8"<L. Nnpo<t ~ _,.. ~ mMtlnp whlch 1-117 lut
hlUtop pla;JJ-_, Clal<monL held ta lhe P Ir o t -"'°"' io·:oo a.m. unw 2:00 p.m. church. l"llllertOll. at 2:ll0 p. m. ; ,.._y, October i.z. lhe (]oato
Cook's Comer W--,Y. Pr!Ya1Ao 08-ont -· Hcm.,,,altera 1'111 -at
-.,.... la Loma V11ta MaU· lho co• ta Xe• a ,ClomJmml.17
ooloum. • Cllmdl. ll>1lls a °poper -111nch.
)In. PIUmmer '!'Ml --Project leadoon wtll be lilrL Lou
H411RB-O.OW a-o.ommir: ldllod by an a..-io "' .... 8lelalo and Mn. PouUae llltlloft.
· Ort l (1 lb.) can ---and lier h•--d -..._," Then wtll be -.i .,.c'a1
-In • -~ la abaltow -Ill ... _ .....,,. ·m,itt. -11-
...... -; top -11 ~ Jritb Baolde lier-""" -lo,,.,,.. '~ t. tO:OO lo d:GO Mn. a ollce of -· -1 e.p cat.ap -117' --W of N"· a.tleo Dv•llle of lho Oranp
and ~ eup Cilllfonola ~ lortoa. and Buold ol -Jol!l: ONuocy -~ will l>e at or Clantt Wlu; --all. two da..,.._, lfl'L Marpret Illa u..-...-. -of NOC'lll
Bake, _GDCOftl'..,"tft ·~ ~ of Me 7 111 Cit' ... PUil ud NorJJa Plowec . &ulta
bot °""" tm• •.l allJoQt to _.. -xn. t..-a ....... ot ... Dt!llo: 4n1.. to 1r =• q11111Uma ahout
ui.. ~ -'-'11• lene --. Mn. X7rtlo H.. ,.._ Ute -- -o1 -Oft butte~ toeeted .._lwnlet OC BKt ,.,, Md 10 l"E 2 D n•-. .. ode' Ii' U. 10• to 2:00.~ a
''l CACTllS c A(.
B'I' CECll HUT(HINS
& MOM SNEOIGAR
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Clotied Muoday
• COM,lETE OINNEIS
fT'Of'W Sl.JCI to $3 .•
TROPICAL
DRIN1i.8
C>l11• '• tfi• bchnS•• TAHITIAN SICYIOOM ,._, Parldq
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THE NEW HUT
09 -0.Ut &hn.i7, i.....-
l'llolle •·-!or s-n.Uoao <JI-... 'IVeed&J"a
~~~ ~·VINCENT'S
'UdO Travel. Bureau
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UDO DRUG STOP:
Hcabciir 1246 • l!'LANIJ e ~ e TM.IN,
IQ!l8r:aVADON8 • ' lllUI Ti9lllt 1ICbt AP!CJ' • <
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Closed Sundays and hol"adayo
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PEACE OFFICERS ANNlfAL 'BALL
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ADMISSION 1.25 -TAX INCLUDED
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and
SUNDAYS
THE ARCHES , . I
Cafe and Cocktail Lounge
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NEwroH BLVD. ON COAST moBWAY
NE'1\'POBT m:Aql • (WE. ARE CU>SED ON THJJRSDAYSl
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GENE'S RESTAURANT
and llAU:BY I
French and Italian Cuisine
SA ·M
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LUNCHEONS
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Publisher, staff and crew of yoq.r favorite. local newspapers
join you ·ln the observ~ce of "Nation~! Newspaper Week." . .
Throughout the United States the newspapers . 'this week · are made... more conscious of their
obligation of stewardship of your freedoms. Def enders of the Freedom of Speech, .Your
Freedom! Fighters for the Freedom of Worship, your freedom t~ worshrp in _chyrch, syna-
gogue, temple. or under the stars. Purveyors of the, new
· freedom, Freedom from-wa 1t;, your newspaper brings to
you the news and advertise 11ents of the better things
for a more abundant life!
It takes a lot of typP,.-.a maze of machinery
and a soon of hands, head8 and hearts to
...areh out the facts. gather the news, make
the pictures, sell the advertising that goes
to make your newspaper.
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Larg011t llnecastlng machine built Is the Model C-4-4
lntertype which Aets tlljl type used in the we«kly
Issues of your newsp~per. The companion 'mill' Is
the Model B lntertype wied for setting ordinary run
of the mill news stories. The Model B Wf8 the
original typesetting fuachine purob--1 for installa-
tion In the Pft88 Pblnt 10 yean ago. The C-4-4 hi
a new 111Khlne with automatic saw and quadding
devlee built In.
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BEN REDDICK
Pobllsller
Largest and finest newspaper PJ:"ellll In tbe eathe Jla&'bor area ill the 8-page Duplex
llelf-manlfollllng Pres8 ttiat print.. and folds 8 papa of your -paper all at one
! • U-automatleally._ The prw was laatalled three years ago in a bolldlng
•perially ePeet.ed to holl9e It at tbe P,.. plut.
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SI IOPPING NEWS
EVDY WJ:DNDIDAY
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CHAS. G. KRANZ, 11J.
lnte.rtype OJ>f'rator
WM. A. MOSES
Editor
HAROLD BRADLEY
I.nwtype O~rator
WlNJFRED BARBRE
Soele.ty Editor
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ROBERT \.\"ILLMES
Ad\·rrtlslng
BuslnH-1 offibe
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F&A.i.VK 8BANX8 .
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01..ZNN W. sCHBOEDZ&~
Job ftlalfai ' r ....
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PlllTEI All PUILlllEI (y • . ' ,
TIE "I NIT . llllOI PllLllHll8 CO. • . .
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DEA..°" BERRY " 1
Compo~ltor
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NEWS.l'DDS -EVery Taeeclay
NEWPORT BAY POST-W ... ya
NEWPORT-BALBOA PRFM-Tblll'lldaya
New,.."t .. 7 Ptettf::'tW .&.II ... ,.. .. dl.t Tws'EJ' •
H..,... •*ft•• Ins PtW
llll'IDl1lJI AD • t UIJD
AO a..""' ... w Ille .... ,_. 01M .... , .... 1f pet'ratM&
4 ,.._ 1 r.per ' .111
4 ~ t l'lfen LllO
4 U-I Papen l.IO
Tiie publlaben wtll not be rupolllllble !ot more tllan -._t
lDMrlJbn Of an adYertJRment., reeene lbe rtgbt to conecUy Clamlfy
llU.1 and all ada and to reject any advertllement not conformJng tu
ruJa and replatlons. AdTertiaem..nta and eaneellallola will t>o,
accepted up to & PJ!l. on Ute dQ pa ecMdln• puWlc&Uon.
Except dea.d.Jlne for New-1 .. 11.mn ft 11 a. m. Monday•
Piie.,. 11.w. 111e. Mk for "Al Taker" or -..... ...it-I
NEWPORT RAii-PUBJ.11~0 clO.
ttll llAlboa lllY•. "-" -... ~
New Hamilton ·
and Elgin Watches
Christmas Lay Away Plan
WALLACE CALDERHEAD
817 C0811l Hlway, Corona del Mar
' 10tlt
VACUUM CLEANER!!
Electrolux and others, $6.915 up.
100 to choose from.
HANK'S Vacuum Cleaner Co.
901 S. Main St., ·Santa Ana
JOmbforly 3-2988
70tfr
FISHER
Drafting Service
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PAINTING A DEOORA'llING ·. . "The ~t llaa.y Can Buy"
612 -a8Cll IL, Newport Beach
PBOHPJ HAJIJIOJl lM04
Gltfc
B & Y House Movers
AND .
General Contractors
816 Ji"trat St., Tustin Callt.
Phon.. Kimberly 3-111!1
<Home Phonm. JA.llper &-ms or
J>.aper 1·2117) 7Sc88
PAPER HANGING
& Painting, Spray Painting
Kenneth Quarry
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lNIUIOll -ax:JWWW
PAINTING
'M 11-W -DUC:WWW
Glenn Johnst0n
Im· IUl llt. ............ ~_,_,?-.....
l~Pe .........
Alcoholla ~,
Write P . 0 . 8o'll tGll
~ bland. Olltf.
P!lone K1mberlJ .._
~S-:;,~utz. ~!'I-. . .. ..
Superfluous Hair ·
Permanently removed from face,
arma, lll'L Eye)?row• and ball'·
line shaprd-No more twenlnf.
Eu.EN I.. BRYANT R. Jll.
1'ueaday and Thursday only ,
Lldo'11 Salon ot Beauty Har. 2'578
79c93
Clustnfd a<11 cost utue, do m~
Refrigerato~
SERVEL 8 cu. rt. Excellent con-
dition &: pt>rt<>ct running order.
.......... . . ........ : ........ S99.95
KELVINATOR rtfl1gf'rator, 8 cu.
ft. Excellent running ont•r.
~pletl"ly overhau1Pd. $31.50
CltOSLE'Y Shelvador, completely
over haulPd, o cu. rt. ····-· $7~.oo
Washing Machines
EASY WASHER. deJuxe, with
owr11ized wringer and pump.
Good for Jou of aervtce .... W .60
EASY ..tandard wrlnger wUher
In good running ordPr . $.25.00
APEX W&llhf'r ....................... $20.00
Kfl'nm orf' wuhtng marh __ .... Sll-~
Easy Terms to Suit !
STROOTS
Te Winkle ·Hdwe
2:t-Lollt and Foand 1802 Newport Blvd., COlrta Meoo
~----.-------~~-1 LOST -Cocker span.tel, aolden. Phone ~aeo n !'!222
Answeni to name "Jeny." Blind
ln one eye. Reward. Return toK --EN-,-,-0-R_E_O._l_wc_e __ •t_o_v-e,-gr-UI,
8100 W. C>cean Front, Newport wailt high broiler , large oven
Beach. 19pll with ¥tindow. light, clock and
Z3-Sltuatlont1 Waatlld
tlmt'r. Good condition and price.
Phone Harbor 3488-\V. 80c82
=-'==::......s.
See John Barv,y
at Seacraft •
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RENTAL ti
SPECIALISTS
can 1Dc1na CN11
Linwood Vick, Rltor.
Balboa -Hu. :rou a:lclH
CHEAP winter rentar to right
party. Furn. 1 or 2 bdtm. apt.
3706 Channel Place, Newport
I.eland. No pd& Harbor Ul7-J .
• 78ttc
ATTRACTIVE 2-BDRM., 2 both
home. Partly tum. Large
rooms. $75 mo. yearly. 512
LarkspUr, corona del Kar. For
appt. to .... ph. Har. 197&.Rfc
Theodor:e R.obins .
Your · Ford Dealer
534 COAST HIWAY .
Bea-ee<M Newport Beach • • Boun: Week Daya I 'tu 15:30
Sundays &-Holidaya to 'til 4
8211 COAST RIOBWA~
HEW1'0ltT DA.CB
PB. l!PJACOl'f ml
FURNISHED e.xtra clean '4 rm. ga.rage apL LOta of ltfhl an\I before 10 a. n1. or after 8 sts""i
aJr. Elec: rerrtr. UUI. pd. $4~ ------------
ST A TION WAGON -J;"ord. law
'48 .. beouurut· obope. Only fams
Uy uae. ~ U you ha"I'
~n trying to find a clean one: •
you wo~·t be dlloppolnled. Prl•
vate puty. M2 Fullert.On Ave ..
Newport Beacll. 88lfo
Mtta mo. to June Jeth. 301 E . Bay
Ave., Balboa. Har"1>r ?969-J
R.Mulu come hom conlt&nt • 79c81
Pract.icr! An ad replarl1 ln thta ------------
peptt Wilt prod\lee tt.U)ta for JOU. YEAR.LY larie stUdlO apL Fum.
ar s-rtly furnlahed. Utilities
paid. Beacon -J. 79p81 JOHNSON
Outboard Motors
The only fatto?'J' · opprowd llala
ond l!erTlce Station In the New·
port Harbor A"°a.
South Coast Co.
N""J>Orl Blvd. ol 21lr.1 SL
ff•rboT HOO
53ttc
LIDO ISLE
Sparklln& l or 2 bedroom turnl8h-
ed 1partme:nta. One bedroom
( twtn beds ) $Tl mo. 2 bedroom fl
SlOO mo. All utllltleo paid. Prl·
vate garages.
P.A. PALMER
ONE BDRM. hou.'le, 2--ear gan~. '49 FORD conv.ertlble club coupe,
very cl~an, 1 bllL !tom ocean. radl&: heater, overdrive, nylon
SM mo. yt>arly. Phone HarboT seat covers, origin.a.I owner
25:>2. IOtfc going ovf'rseu. Mecbanlcally
BALBOA PENINSULA -Fum. excellent. Private party. Harbor
2 bdrm. home, ocean front. 3468-W. 81c83
~frig., laundry, washer. m ,46 wtLLYS JEEP -~con-
mo. to June 15th. ulil. lnclud. ditlon. 3900 Seashore Dr~. New·
ALSO Balboa P<>nin--Furn. port Beach. 79c81
.single apt., $26 mo lo June l ~.
utll. lnclud. Laundry avail. '48 ENCUSH '14!5' motorcycle,
Adults. Ph. Har. 12~0-W. 80tfc New paint. pert. mech. cond..
Will take $130 rar quick aalf.
BALBOA PENINSULA, 3 bednn. 1229 \V. Balboa Blvrt. Htl. 563..J.
1.,,1., thermo hHt, latllldry, n<w 7Qp81
Jy tum., pr. 175 mo wil11.er. 918 Cna.~ Highway. Harbor 4•3
Corona del Mar
72tlc
1815 S&nt& Ana AYe., coeta M~
Phcme Beacon DG04
FINE IRONlNO wltl ~ca.ll tor and
deliver.-CUrtalna.. Phone Mn.
WUJiama, Bea.con 5Ml~-W. 78cl0
ABC DELUXE model ironer, juat ------------INCORPORATED BEAU'J::D'11L 3-rm. apt .. lbenno INTkR.NAfIONAL '40 -l ~~ ton
hea~ pvt. patio, pr., $80 mo. truck. 170 in. whe<>l base. 7xl2
. BONELLI LIST
SHOWS EXEMPT
PROPER-TY RISE
Sacramento. Oct. 4-Californla
property exempt from taxation
exceeded tht('f'·fourth.s of a bil·
lion doUara tn 1951 , accontlng to
ffgure9 released today by William
G. Bonelli, fourth dLstrict membtt
ot the Stat::: Bolrd or Equalb.a-
tk>n. The a&Maaed value ot exempt
property this year reached $1M.-
S39,122. an amount more than
SJ 10.000,000 above tbe 1950 level
Orange county had 15,&9.3 prop-
t>rtl~ exempt trom taxation ha'J-
1ng a total &Mf'ued valut> of $18,·
510,980. The number and value of
these cxemptioM by type ot prop·
erty w ere u followa: church 232~
f2.4t9,990: college, 3-$215.380:
\velfare, 28-1933,270; and vf'ter-
a,,-. 15,430---412,931,340.
Dunne the five.year period
from 1H1 to 1"1, be pointed out,
M~ u~*'. valuea tncteued ont,,'-
34 per cent while eaemptiorui in-
c~ 86 per cent. or at a ratr
2~ tlmes.u fut aa. the a.Me.seed
value of taxable property.
Mo.st ot the ln~reue, Bonelli
~a.kl. teMJlted from a larger num-
ber of vett'rana' exemptioru1. Al-
most 700.000 veteran.a were re-
li~vffi of paying taxes on prop-
rrty having an a~a.!ed value of
$&84,299,777 in 19~1 . Thi.s repre-
.s@Dls over three-fourths of the
total aueued Yalu(! of all exemp-
tion.a. \Vhlle each Vf'terana la .Ptt""
mtttf'd a maximum nemptlon of
$1000, the average value o( tbie
d~uction from hia total uaeuect
valuation wxaa ~ this year: an
lncbeue ot $38 or 5 per cent over
th~ 1950 aventge.
Church property w1lh -arvuee,...
ed n.luation of ,$82, 778,980 made
up almoel J l pt'r cent of the total
value ot exempt PfOJ>f'rtY 1n Ute
atatt. The 8.329 churchea report-
ed .by tounty aseeuors had u
aft'nge exempllon or almoat
$10,000. Property tax re.lief WU
otita)ned by 333 mo"' chuniliec la
196J,. than ln th< pr.l:edlnir )'Ul'-
an tncn!Ue ot,.f: per cenL
Ntnety·aeven private collitl'"
ea.empt from taxation bad an ....
semed value of $42.394,000, up 13
IP«!? cent over €bat or 1~. •
HAlJ,LING
ANY KIND-Trash
118e87R
or?
Call Walker-1576 Plaoentia
~ ·Meu.-Beacon 6372-JK
74c76H
DEPEND AB LE "' I d d I• •cod
woman wol1ld like ateady poel-
tk>n u companion hOUl!Mlkeeper.
l«ferences. Har. 1%7. 79p81
W1LL CARlll for a OIJ'&ll chlldru
up to 4 yra.., for worklnl molb·
era who wt.nt J)f'rflOnaJ, hOme·
Uke SUJM:tvialon. Corona · del
1tfar· area. Harbor 32~W 80p41 Build with Brick
FRANK MOLL · 437 E. 18th St .. Costa Mt'sa • 'RE~l~BLE wo~an want.a baby
Phonf" Beacon 5:>53.R I a1tt1ng or child carlf', days or
80c81 H f'Vt'ninKS. Own tran.9p0rtatk>n.
_ ! rf'f<'rf'nce:11. Phone DH. 8910-W.
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
I 80p8t
• ! nRST Clas• houee cleanlns and
. ironing. Prf'ff'r Udo lale. $1
m ....... •t.. ca.ta x.. I hour. Phone Beacon 9903·W.
-. 6fll7·M 9kt Alp83
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~-Sale, ~aneot111
ENTIRE RF.ST AURANT EQUIPMENT
of the Newport Cafe
Must be sold this week
110 ~<:Fadden Place
Newport Beach
80pAI
Complete lruJtallallon, repair and I 12 PR BALBOA BLUE SLACKS
.ervice of all l,.ll~r eqµlpment. I and peddle pushera., la. ei.au.
ORANGE COAST U .35 ea. 2 rlYton unllonn"
sises 20 & 4&. 17 ea. 1830 New-TR.AILER SUPPLY port Blvd .. next dOor to Co•l•
Mesa Bank. 80cS2 1110 BARBOR BLVD.
Cceta .,...._ Plioaa Beacon 8224-11 tTNFIN~SHED baby w•rclrobe,
$17.llO, 2307 W. Balboa BIY<L.
Newport Beach_ Phone Harbor
2313. 80c81
DLSRW ASHER, Portable G Pl,
llke new. SJ60. Call Beacon
l!I084·W. 71c81
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WEDGEWOOD RANOE-ll's th<
t9fit morlf'I and hu ev1:rythlng,
lamp and clock, griddle in the
m•ddle and it• CP all automa-
Uc. Allio bu outlt!t for touter,
1immer bunw!rw• arid that ptll
broiler. You can have my @<IUlty
tree It you ..Xe payme-nta of
P. 77 or pay cash 1113.11 whk'h
b balancc> on contracL Stt Mr.
Baughn, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m . at •<>< S-O . Spadra. ~~non. Ph.
2162. 80ttc
1DO-O FRtGIDAlR&--:;I ft., perfect
concllt lon. 5155. M I x ma 11 t er.
r arly model, perfect condition,
126. ca.u Harbor 1188, 9 t o 5:30
pm. llOpA2
Si-Wanted to 8~ -· . . . .......
WANT TO BUY -Ox9 ruir ln
1o«J condition .. Phone Harbor
1020\~ evt>nlngL 74l(c
Ho •
BENDIX 1 WASHER the 1151 de-
lae automatic with the a .. tl..
tor and the water aver. Tou
don't have to bolt-Jt down. Uaed
only 2 montha and not a tenlt:h
on It . Ba.lance due la S188.36.
Pay me caah or take payment•
of St t .99 per mo. See Mi:,.
Reughn. 404 So. Spadra. Fuller·
ton. 9 a. m. -8 p. m. or phone
21~2. • Hlfc
MA YT AG wuher $7ft, di.Dini .. t
8-pc. complete $36. Wall tron ...
Ing boar<! U .llO. Dbl. Bolt
-I•&'• 13. Kloc. Item& JN
C&brtllO 8t .• COllt& -Xlll!IL.. Be9i·
con 6807-J. Tteal
DOUBLl!J maple bed, llOX IJ>ftl>I.
ond n10Uttoo, ffS. Phone lie&.
1M78.J. IOc82
RA Tl' AN CHAlJl $311. 2 7x9 La
hula rraa nip $9 ea. Planter
lalnp 18 F1ocw lamp $10. Tapa
doth ie. tlt1J booktd me and
pad M&. Kalloj. drop loal table
$311. Doy bod $8. O.WOOr cloU.0
lounp s111. f ..uai.bt ch.alrw U
each. Bowlln&' 1-11 ...... 110.
nearly new; poktt table; Uonel -------'-------~. 0 pg•, tradt and UC9-I CU. FT. CROaLll:T f\'oot JI-.
oriel. Phone Har. 1778-R. ter dffO frttR, holda UO ...,
71c83 Hite ..-.-Aloo dlnotte, llv, rm.
O. I!. Vacuum U0. Br a a• --------------A ftreplaee _,. $H Oosfled ado caot UtU.. Clo,mlldL
and pOrdl tum. SIJl&le be$I.
_ leall>tr .-,, 2 stoolo, I bOok-
euu. -walaut •M(d and noc tiultet u. 821 Orchid. co-a. dot Mar. 79p8l PIANO. upn1rht-M>e ftnlol!. .-atlin rw~ et<. All borplu
condltloa. Price REA80N , JJ7 frty +.imu, 1752 IC, Oc<oll
832 W . 19th St. Ooota M-. ......at. ij.'j11oa, IOpU
Beaeon 15127.w. nell 1-~..1•0.----------Aha. 8lZE .c.ove. 4 cu. ft. Servel
retrls. Crane oink and eallln•t.
• r.bHt ot drawers. Har. 1311-JK. -
Walt's Trading Post
USED MARINJll GEAR
Nou llcal Dec:oratlof»-tro<d Net
Wll: BllY SCJlAP Mrt AL!!
NEAR IC E HOtr811: ON 30th
Ph. Harbor 2-470. Newport Beach
OPllN BUNDA YB 710'72H
11 if .1 Cli'iU'i dilAri' ~ boat.
Chrya. Ace. A·J mech. eond. $1460
Fr@e alip rental tor bol.ta aftettd
tor u~ up to 26 tt..
\Vizard A: Rowboats for Rent
KM'I 8eott'1 Mobil M&rin@ DocJt
. .Nut to Fen7 La.ndlnr, Balbo&
Harbor 2720 9tfc •
22" BAILINO BOAT, 11\Ut and
17' Boom wtLh hdwe. Malle
otter. Jonn 12321 Pine 8tf'fft.
Garden Grow.. np&l
SEA BOOKS
A tlne ltock of books on all ,.acht·
Ing wbjectll -plua all CUrrf'nt
boolca. Lerullnir Ubrory.
The Ialifnders
214 Mortae. Ballloa Is. Har. 11547
MOOIUNO for 20' boAt. Maln
cl'a.an3e:l rw.ar ferry. Make ofter, ...n AX ~-2 or write D .
Jephcott. aP Redondo Bhd.,
1-AJlplN. llp83
14-M•lcal, Radio
PRACTICE planoa, ~. In excel-
lent playing conditloiri, Sl.23 per
week. Term•. 2 year11 exchanr-
ol full "f>Urchue price. D~
SCHMIDT. 520 No. Main, Santa
AnA.
RDT f> PIANO for onl!' '6 per
l?IOlltb. Jlentat applleo an tututt
poqdlaa al lllLU'Ell'B MtJ.
ilJ(l 00. (BIJ>Oe 1ll07) •ti No.
~ .... ta AnA. Klmbu-
., J.el1J. I
'6 A MONTH rento a l""'1 piano.
All reot ollowod when ,..,.. buy.
DAm-SOHMlDT PIANO CO ..
lllO NO.. Main, ..,..,,... SUI, Santo AA&. ,
3333 Via Lido Harbor 1500
Newport Bei:ch, Calif.
\\'INTER RATES, 3 rm." tum. apts
On Collins Ii1land. Each. apt.
has water frontage.
ALSO Penthouse on leue. West
end Park Ave., Balboa Ial&nd.
P h. Harbor 2962-W. 76tfc
Couple of Children ! Yard !
BAY BEACH! In Newport. Furn.
2 bdrm. apt., pr., utll. pd. Yrly.
Jeue.,j.85 mo. or $75 mo. till
July Ill. Coll Bea. 6487-M.
' 78tfc
BALBOA P'ENIN8ULA -· At·
tractJve-1y f\lmi8bed garage apt.
Suitable couple. Anll. Oct. 15th,
$55 winter, M6 yearly, util and
pr. lneluded. Harbor 06157-R
78tfc
FURNISHED nice clea.n large
sleeping room, kilchf'nette, • trlg-
idalre, bath. sun porch (2nd flr.l
'45 mo. PhOne Harbor 691-W.
77trc
BAY FRONT -Lovt>ly 2 bdrm.
2 bath apt. F ir eplace, good hC'at ,
$120 mo tll June~ 15tb.
ALSO 1 bdrm. bayfront, $75 mo.
to June 15th. Phone Har. 2552
or Harbor 2914-M eve11. 77tfc
THREE BEDROOM Furn. House.
Large fence-cl In back Yard. Close
lo school. Harbor 3l45. 76tfc
BAlJJOA ISLAND -Attractive
bachek>r apt. near So. Bay. Ulll.
· paid. Garare $76 mo., yearly
or $G0 mo, winter. Ph. Harbor
1671. 79llc
LIDO J.SLE-A ttncu .. 1y turn. e.
bdrm. home. TV-Cloee to bay.
~. polio. 125 Via l'!S'U·
(owner on pn:ntla!.s J'rfilay)
AXmlnlter 32318. ' 7fc8l
YEARLY-Fumlabed 3 room lz.pt.
with ranee. $60, (or without
Ma> 1823 Weot Balboa BIYd.
Newport Beai:b. 'ltpll
"1.nter. toot heavy steeJ bed. 1621 Pla•
ALSO studio &pl., view, thnmo etontia Ave., Costa Mesa.
heot, pr .. ~ mo. winter. ·79p81
OR AVAILABLE Yl!:ARLY. 17831 -------7----~
Plna Del Sur, Ka.rbor 2981-M. BRAND Ni:W 19~1 Cadillac con·
week ends. 8tp83 verUble, fully ·equipped. Muat
eell. Private owner. No duler&
$:50 MO. YJCARLY rwntal-lrUrn. can Harbor Oll3f..M. 79na1 houoe, utll. pd. 81'\i W. 'Bal-" I ' i , •,' '. "
Blvd. Call Harbor MM attn
1:80 p.m. 81c83
4 MONTH Rental, beginnln&' Oct.
11th. ownen a bdrm. home, ...
Ml fT'mtege, prlnte beocb.
Beautltully film.. TV, !!pln•l,
fireplace, deep treese, auto
washer, gar. Adulta only. Rea·
sonable rent to richt party. 4010
River Ave., Newport Bch. Call
Harbor 2062-M. 8lcl3
ATTRACTIVE Ocean Front upper
JOE NICKERTZ
STUDEBAKER DEALER •
NO Bkt'tER DEAL an_ys
where . . . NOW is the
time to buy. or trade for
a new Studebaker ~
Opportunity to own the car
yon will drive for the next
few ·yeara ia here,
3 room apt. l extra tarae room•>
and bath. Sleeps e. 180 mo.
yearly or $60 mo. wtnler. Ph. A
NOW
fine selection to
from . NOW.
choose
Beacon 6493--J. 80c82
4S·A-Traller Space
TRAILER SP ACS
Close to !hopping, ott the Hiway,
$12 to $15 mo. Cabrillo Court,
140 Cabrlllo St., Costa Mesa.
44-Roo11111 for Rent
PERM.ANENT w e e k I y rental
sleeping rooni. Private entrance.
Garage, $10 per week. Blue Top
Motel, -4:01 Newport Blvd., New-
port Beach. fitfc
NEWL y Decorated R oomB, good
beds -
Tranalent double ............... .S 2.to
Monlllly ................................ $30.00
• ALSO BARGAINS in good
used cars. Every one a
special!
'4 2 BUICK Spec. sedan ......... $395
'41 OLDS 6 5-pa.ss. coupe ...... '450
'39 CHEVROLET sedan, very
clean· ........................ ·-·--····-385
'36 DODGE coupe, runa tike
a \\'Itch ........................... -95
WILL PAY BONUS
...t or good used can. •
3415 Newport Blvd. at Vta Udo.
c By Lido Theet,re)
Newport Beach Ph. Harbor 510
Eves. or Sun., Harbor 291:>-~
Dolly mold oervlce. 128 • 28th M-Mon~ to Loan
Newport Beach. ~Phone Harbor, · • · • • • ~
OM9'W. ~llclt REAL ESTATE LOANS
' Interest Rate 5 ~. '
.BOARJ) and· ROOM
For elderl7,peoplam 1arrre private
home. Good meata \and care.
Pl>Dne Lqutia 44SM. ~
i..oan. 'qulcklJ' made la lMI .Bay
Area and t.SWLL Stn;lo or
multip}e unJts. New or oici. Be
wlle and ave by re--ttn1ertnc
your pt'Uent loan. Mbllm111n-.x·
3 BDRM. Ulltumlabed -· .• r IUGBTLT VSm> llptnet lnPlono. Hwd. !loon. nttplaee. DUa1 .._Aldo 8ervb .
. -No j:ha.rp_for, prellml-nary apPralMI. ~ Banja
HaUonolly kmwa mote per· heot. leue tllO mo. ua l'lpwor
feet condlll09. TtnllO. $47.l!CI SL, Costa, MdL·~ -* * *
-and •11.os per 1110. at l29L eopa . •
llllafor'o -llllnce l!IOT), 411 • Per1o·n11ll1ed Se-rv.!ree
H. •-ro. Santo >.na. Kim· BloL\IL APT. tor two. -. 'prt-SlllCial' 10 day ottert I
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Alla Klmberl:r s.-rr Of' write:"
ARTliVR A. KAY
Mortpp Lou Oon-*"t :two Calif. life Ina. Oo•o
Hll -Main Santa. A•
berlJ' t-oc11. Glltte vacy. Neu .i-A -.. TOOlfi 7 1
ILUQ(OND all electric cboTd or-Begonia (at '111 St.) COl"Ona Ciel • Bring this ad in LOANS For 'Hon1et
y Mar.. -" 50 6~-JO yi'. Loua' ·~ ·~la~::.~ Sp~ NSW one. bdrm. opt.. ,,.,,,._, • -it's Worth .i OONlmlUCl'loN uturs '
OrJ*n. Tenn.. Come In -NO month. lllquln uo -IOtb on a; motor tune "P· at -%-... · llf ,.,,_, 1 Welfar~ organisation.a ~
1,231 exempUon.s ha.Yins an u.-
ae.ed value ot ~us.ooo. eom.
p&NCI. With 1950, tbla "'preaented
lne.rteae9 of 9 per cc.nt and 30
por «nt, rup<ctl~. 1nclufed
tn l.be wettue exemptloftl ue 11
orpbanal'H .... aoed at $1.1811,lllO.
COMPLETll: ROOK of rwttan fllr-
nlturo, table, • cllalrw, 2 lowl&· IAS ch&ln, nNl oi tableo, -nd·
a..i 'lamp. Won bracket with
C-----2 plctUftO, lcalck-naclul, mPert-ALSO g1r1o•
bleyde, socid condlUon. Pbon• Barbor Mil. llOc82 BLACK SJLVICR f'OX abort GAB HICATERS (S) a 1-Ulnn,. ~o ~ORGAN c;io. Mo or !lluldq. • llOca Joe Nlebrtlr, ~baket dlr. 'l'llutn' t>mm>B. plo,Jo. DANZ • BCIDllDT BIG St.. rear l!'riday p.m. llalurtla>' • 1 l Wll J1VY Mm~
jacket, .U.. 18. caJ1 Harbor 714 medium llM. and a 1orp d...,.., Ho. ~ Santa Ana. BALBOA _ Nice 2 room. .apt M1ll Newporl Bliil., at Via Udo aa BOB ·
UPRIGHT piano, JM, Trojan la·
tllee blcyde, $30. fOll El Mo-
dena. N'fl'ffJ>Ort Helghta. Beaccw. ma,.r. 81p
b<>fore noon. · 7lloll lallnlf -ltt. '"--•ht. and • !<_...... lleOdl Harbof 610 1.,a ,...,_BLVD ·-----, KA.'OND'ICl:NT S1eetztc ~ Good --MW .Wve and ·-.-.• ,,_ ..........,.. ' •
Ulre a-.~ 12'7-W. -"°F•l&F .. Die .nap. " retrtir. ""° -·· UUI. pold. * 1i * * ~~~at.~
• IVR COAT (-J.J-14) '36: roll-
MtJIOA. ODl.cL& W9(J9 w -.Ute. -T, SU; Ice
.-..., JCmma. Weatberfo.d --ob•-. -C( $15~ omall
-'to Balboa Circle. o1 W.::S --_ hi!. 1'109 llq _.. on w...-7 at her -. 1M Dr, Bay llllori& Boocon 111118. Bay.......... 11"'3
UfililN TO .u:r.-W•i.r. a..._,. .., eamp Ice. -.
• --. -,.;.. .J~ ...__ -.eke. -·~-·· .....
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For Better
TV Reception
lt"PI-10'JF •• ·-All-Wllll a -V-Oolle I
$9.50 incl. Mast
TV 811:8~CS'CAll3
llo.y ..........
' 11-Redlo ..a Teltclaaa
108 ........ ., o.ta l11 JI
._. retuta<d 14 tl>elr ----._ Ol81·X.
..... " ... Coleman obec\. Al-1 ~-~~~~~~~~·~IJdl~s .. ~I~~~~~~~~~~~ I • _JI. ..... _..., -lll'IGt, -
• Ill -~ IM --•:rao11.:-:s °''1 1 n:r 11 ••a•• n1 •an .ta .... s If .. -..., ,... ......_ ._ • -Ol'I ,,......,. .... ;11t·n11 • ..,,_ .......... Jq.
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yrs. old. W-Jlotb' ._ '1 DAJIS.ICBllIDI' PIANO AND &Ji ;
Jr. old. Mloc. __ ._ 4;lf ClftGA• l:lO, -Ho. lllalll, -· flll J'IJllH ........ opt. 1--!hr. 1!2:~ ~ea.-clOI ibr. ft. 1111. -AaL " ""-wtUt al •• .,.., • ..., Trailer Storage
Ha..---II, -~ .t. ii:Ail1Km, b•1•pot... twlD -. Jdt'·tzL A II -Well Proteetel .
c::HIMm ma-r!a . ri&. .lUH atw -t I rt -f$ 4 et.o.. -.. llatJ&. Ull • lnl It.,
""'dllt IUld W-. '191. P11w -ta: It-I reeln • llttare ~ del-. ~ 11!!:!'. EL NIDO TR.'°!!!'8 P~_la_,.
--1-11. ;c tu ot ~ lludllC -..-IUld -~ -•rw• --CO. f.,.1"'>, m • .,_ CD90l'IA im.'itU'-• p.eia ,.._,au-• ..,.. .........
--.... ... ... ..... ....., -1011 .... --• ' 1J.cflll .. ---..
pwai 1, '40 mo.. litlL pd..,..... ~DOLT.,__.,.,SfJt. ... 0 I' ;al&, -b?F J
IJ'. Pit. Sar .• ..., .,. .• urr ...... -::~::!::! ..-1a,.,.,e1;e .....
MSW I-.,..,._ apt. Daaw'1rt. 'lal..Q CW... a '-1 ...
IP d1t, ,41., - --... W Ull -w-.o.a-.
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BL~cHE A: GA~. Re8.itor
FRAN1' L. !IHtll'EL'1: ' J. MARTIN
311 Marbte Av~.; Balb;oa I81and
Ph. Ha. 18'1t or 1172 • EYea. Harlior,. J.871. /
BALBOA ISLAND
A bMutlhlly tumbihed home. 4 1l4rm11;, 2 baU...,
2 firepl-, larce lllldaded patio, ,dollble pnce.
Many features make this a truly delightful -house.
'
.Identical Twins -2 houses to be ~ aa one.
Each bu 3 · bdrma., 1 ~ bathll, fireplaces, com-
pletely a: attractively fumiahed. A tdJ:i!ic Income.
Priced for quick ll&!e. ExceDent terms.
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LIDO ISLE • '
A lovely house on large Jot. 2 bdmul,, 1 bath.
Fireplaee. fenced yard, ~ 1.arage. A-good value
' ~t $l3,750.
··COSTA MESA
$3,500 dowl buys thia 3 bdrm house. Desirable
neighborhood. Dual ~. llwd/floors, fenced lot
60><127, barbecue, nicely landscaped.
May We Show You,
BLANCHE A. GATES -1!-EALTOR
•
BAI .BOA ISLAND HOME
4 bedrooms. 2 baths.
and maid's room
A lovely warm home with large sbldlo-type muter
bedroom and fireplace. Patlq. Near South Bay.
$34,000, Terms
F. P. WALDRON, Real Estate
3()8 Marine Ave." Balboa Island
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Ranch
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20 acres I miles from Nt>wport
12 acre• in ptrmanent pasture.
Equlpmftlt for }:'j.000 chickens.
Three houses. g'OOd barn. Abun-
dant cheap watt-r. Oonsideor part
trade My arff.. Terms.
BUYERS WAITING!
Bay Front Income
8 rum. unit.a. 10-tt. frontage. This
hi one ot the finest. propertie!.
in the bay atta. Consider h<mlf'
as part-peymf'nt. Prtce $87 .600.
Full Price $7250
Clever 2 bftrm. be-ach cottase nr.
ocean and Ny. Best value In
&rea. $3"0 down. $32.50 mo. on
balance.
GREENLJl!AP • ASSOC.
BUILDER -RUL'JOR
3Jl2 Newport Bl••I., lhrlior 2M2
COSTA MESA
Owner has lrlt far good. F ine 3
bedroom noUM. Fenced large )ot,
2-car ga.rase. all appointnlf'nt.a.
-If you have, property for
sale-
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Bayboa Island
Bay Shores
Beacon Bay
List it with
pocking-
Vick and start
We will glady
estimate of
ket price.
give you an
today's mar-
LINWOOD VICK
REALTOR
w. A . TOBIA~. Salesm&nagt"T'
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$1000down • c...p~17 tamll>bod 2 1'drm.
home (2 yn. old) cloee to Blvd.
&Od atoN.. 'l'ot&I pie
Onl '$8200 y ~
J h)~T . Rig " m own ·
w.u ltllllt ~ bdrm. ~--Lugw
oel"ltco poreb, lot 15lltl30. -
of loelitlona $1980 with ......,.,.
•bi<t -•
G . .I. Resale .·
3 bdrnl. home •clc.e: to Bi'f'd. aod
llhoppl"ll ceaw-
$9950
DoWll Pll)111¥Dl $11MiO
Mo. pe7mt& 984.70 lac. lax• lao.
Inco~e Property
Nlc. 2 bdrm. home and S rentals
on large lot with room for mOJ'f!.
WalkJn& Ailjtanct> to centt!T or
town. ~tatfl sale. ·
Price $15,0pi} cash
G. N ~ WELis; Rltr.
& ,Associates
1790 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa. Ph. Bea. 5181
If :f ou're ~hoosey
And wa.nt 80lhethln1. better than
a\.en.;e. see t.hi! tovel y near new
farm .style home. Redwood with
hPavy .shake roof. exposed
beamed ceWngs. loada of tile
and cupboard&. A -1 construe~
tloo. Idea.I for couple. with ltJI
1 master bdrm., attached gar.
8 ft. redwood 8t&ke fenC"f', brick
patlo, Dlchondra l•"-'Tl-Qul<>t
Eaat Si<k are.a wlth ~!t. v1f'w .
Only f7'90fJ. tt-rm8. _,_
Cliff Haven
Dt'luxe t~ 3 bdrm. homf'. Hwd
tllf, thermo control rurnacr.
Dbl. ga.r., 11-gston~ patio •net
bertif'.cue. LoYety landacaplng .
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' . JU8t Like in a Brune VagamM
A -~ portoot'tor a -.pie Tl>la l 1ldrm. -•
Growing or Coing?
' mat lllal •f • di trl>lt--I~ brand ·-1 II the nnch·!n-with ,_
I • (OllcllJC, brick patio and -..-trJtlt imoJI fNlt t.-.· 8&nd7 lo4ni 11011 la ICM>d co.ta M-J<icUW. A
youloollillgat! btt00.1-~~~~~~~~~~~--:!~--:~~~-
~1iw~·=.: ~ ~-~1'4.latet "' ' !I! !!!!!1!1)r-'" ':i ...... : f w..11 fiunt -tiad a ~ wy. snn. ·
Clean and
r N'~wport Heights
attnetlw I fbdml. llo-' rn.
ftOort, -bk p.r&P. ""°'
Pretty As A PictUre
Ch&mllng S bdnn. -.. I yra. cld. Ila the ruotlc ranch·
• -type aad hu flrep'-, llea.Y llllllal• rcof, Jarae plet\IN
wlndoWI ond 11 boautl!WJy l&n,docapecl. One ot !M'looo-
Uut bomea In Newport ~ '12;1110.
BEACON HJIJ,
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t86 Newport Blvd. (above An:b .. I I'll. 8. ffU-or E.,.a. B. 11&112-W
ahead~ Wlir1 ftiq? I -OP-EN JfOUSE SUnday 1-=-G'jt.'Bl.
LOOK at LIDO JSI.S w•en . 23531 KiDp Road, Cliff Ha•
th-b&ale •-ta caa bt Thia ungm14! 3 ~ llome bu jlJ8t ~ CiO!Jll·
attamed: . • / : pleted a'.i!d ill ready ~or your~. . · Reatrlctiorw. . . j • ~
Jll&tnt type 11n..........,,..u It ia WMlo~y one of the beet~~ °""" neiptiora. In tllil ~ and tta..many featurea' will pleue ·the
Pnney.. • most faatfdlous. Balbin&' !Mach ...
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, Tennis Oourta. The rooms are exceptionallly large-there are 2
P1a.J11ot11id& batJuiooms..<iinig room and ample breakfut area.
Chun:hea. ' M1118ive flaptone f"irep!ace. lndireet ligbtmC and ::'!::C "center; • many other appointments.
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BAY AND BEACH SARGAINS
OCEAN FRONT eon
Two yean old ..i. Wide P>onl.aJe
* * Tl-. ALL mal<e for T.aie aad
contentment. We are DEVEL-
OPEIUI of lovely LIDO ISLE
wheft :> UtUe buya a 4'01'. '.We
have Opened a Jlfl:'W' Metia
I .
. It is. priced ~ $19,0CiO and well worth every peru1y.._
~o -see prior ·to ~,-call Fred Barll~r, Beaeon
5795 op Beacon 6939-J or call at our office, 15th . .. and Irvine, opposite 'the High School. '. .
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·4 bed--.., prq-e
$18,500, tei-m1
Near Bav
Two bedroom• -FireptAee
SIT&O. terma
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OPEN HOUSEs -Sun. 12 to 5 p~.
507 LIDO 80UD. rt.De older """*· ' bd1'ft'l.I.~ df.n, pif!!r,
sandy beach and patio.
M and BALBOA BLVDB. N.,. 3 bdrm .• 1'1 bnth•, M•d.
floors. bffutlfUI liropl&<e, !creed air lleaL
BAY AND BEACH REALTY
1450 Balboa B1"d. Harbor 1284
• where IOtne . very cbotce lofl
can be bought at-r6ck botl.Ollll
I ,.. priee8 ud t~.
ALSO at this ttm·e we have for
aale some BRAND NEW 2 and
3 bedroom home• that 11\0Uld
be eHn. TES we are tbl head-
quarten for UDO IS~. We
HA VE wut you W AlCT.
P. A. PALME&
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Udo
Newp0rl Be•cll, Calif.
Harbor l IWO
79ell
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Best Investment
BALBOA ISLAND VALUE!
ON LITI'LE ISLAND - 3 bdrm. 2 hath modem.
Only 4 yrs. old. Nicely fumiahed. Large patio. good
location on quiet comer cl.-to beach. This won't
last long at -
Price $20,000, Terms
\Vm . W. SANFORD, Realtor
Pftrk A venue a t Marine Balboa l 8land
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3 bdrm. home, Jtv. na. dlnnette.
tile in kit.. tub sbower .avn-.
Priced $10,IOO. $3080 dn. Plly-
mf'nt.s $82.57 iRc . t.axc-a & W .
On Magnolia "
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Furnished 2 bdrm. l:lome. 71-n..
bu•tne.a frontage nee.r rnull:et
A ~ood lnwat.ment. only •12.800. Tnm.1 •
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1 Ito 5 p:ni.
206 Ariiethyst Ave., Balboa Tulanq
For the di.sC;rimlnating buyer. Home and income-
excellent modern 2 bedrin., 1 bath, plus ~ bedroom,
2 bath apartment.
CHARMING HOME
Balboa Island
2 bedroom, 2 patios, 150' from South Bay,
$18,500
Beacon Bay Waterfronts
furn.
3 bedrooma, 2 \4 baths, furn. .. .................. $52.500
3 bedrooms, gueet apt., patio & barbec~, furn.
$40,000 .
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
17th and Coa.t Hlway
Newport Beach
615 Coast H lway
Corona del Mar
225 Marine .Ave.
Balboa Island
15th IUld Irrlao
Newport Ilea$
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B. A. NERESON
1~82 Nf'wpott Blvd., Coeta Maa
Pbon" BPa<'on 6725
The Home Stretch-
To help your choosing. see
thetoe listings on Balboa
Island.
Two bdrm. home furnished,
with two-car garage, close
by bayfront, $11 ,250.
A leo a special for income-
2 bdrm. home with separ-
ate apt. over 2-car garage.
The furniture ii! ' worth
$1500. The total price iJ1
$16,750
Investigate Today! . ' J. A. BEEK Office
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G. I. RESALE -LarJe combination FHA G. I.
loan. Lovely 2 bdrm. and den home. Dining rm .•
lge. kitchen, puUman bath, large brick nreplace.
double garage.
400
ONLY $13,950
C. GALEN DENISON, Realtor
A. E. JOHNSON, Broker
Newport Blvd.. Costa ~esa Beacon 6698
BUY NOW!
$2600 Down
OPEN: HOUSE
SUNDAY
ffnml 12 Noonl
Very lovely 2 bdrm. home. Only
on,. yr. old. Completely and
nlC"ely t"Urn lshed. Hwd., tUe, Jots
MODEL HOME
FURNISHED
$19,850 or clo!K>t space, leather uphol-
Alerf'd breakfut nook, larse lot.
cowrt-d petkl, land.!tCaJW'd. run ..
prlcf' ill
ONLY $9500
(not Including f'umltwre)
432 Seville Ave.,
Balboa Peninaula
FHA paym,.nll $31.12 per mo. CAUJl'ORNIA MODll:RN, archl=
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2 bdrm., lgc-. liv. rm. Tile In kit.
Serv. porch. 11insl~ pr .• comer
lot. One blk. to N .P . Blvd. Thl1t
hOU9e i• ..... n eon.troeted.
Priced $8000. 1) ca.~b
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1 Wnn.. UY. nil .. Jtlt. /N'lth dinette
area, Panel R4y heat. Ea.st Side.
v~ lnexpen11lft. auoo. term•.
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W e have olhf'r propertlel'I that
may suJt J'f'JIUI' need&.
la PERLE REALTY
1898 RaPboe Bl9d. Cost.a Mesa
~onf!I Beacon 7043.
~RAND NEW
Ready to Inspect
Three bdrm.-7' bath.s--overmed
2-C-81' aUacht'd garage. Located
on trtt-UMd senU. Moping cor ..
n('r lot.
t~tu~ and color try outatandtnc ALSO
$1000 Dn. authority. JUST COMPLE'rED
Edward H. Fickel, archilf'Ct. T'wo bdrm. home w ith spaciou.s 2
For Busy People -..
If you lack ti1e time to do a lat of wnrk 81'.0Wld the
house. this is fo.r you! A big frie11~ bdrm. home
on Balboa Islanll. Ruatic shake elitterior which you
never paint-a tree in the la.,ge bricked patio
wh0&e leaves you rake only occuinno llv-A few ··-i.. , r --~ ~ '? planta, b....., .. Jaere and tbei'e. y~~ can ..,..
ter Ir· it d\iesn 't ram-.:The all gla.ed-in porcli and-
lge. livblg room with ~ed ceiling, · bfK fire.
place make . you fet!I coey and relaxed. Two la7ge
bdrm&, dining room ..:. A home with plenty of
space. Completely fui"niahed. Price $13,800.
island realty co .
Park at Agate Balboa Island Harbor 377-W
Back Bay Area - -1/2 Acres!
Country atmottpmre with peace and quiet-yet
close to everything. On private street, among other
nice homes, 132 ft. frontage.
On Tustin Ave. (between ~nd & 23~d)
Call Harbor 369
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For Appointment to See-
HORACE .S. MAZET
306 Karine Ave. 312 Marini' Ave .. Balboa laland H arbor 63 B.cilboo. Island Ferry
New l bdrm. homr -Redwood
nlC"e A:ppeartng. 2-car garage.
ao.t-to M'W merk:et on Keat.
S idf'. Paymt-nl approx. $50 J)<'r
mo. Full Price Onl1
\Vm. Manker, color!I. ... bdrm. apt. over 2-car gacage
Newport ~~r• Co. !Umiahlnp wllh view ol ........_
or write P 0 Box 35. Balboa Island
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59Uc ''Look for thc-CrtTn Lawn"
LOT 4~xl50 at 19th 6: Orange in
Coat& Mt>sa. Call oWMr. Long -----------
Buch ~883 . 8lp83
61-Real Estate Exchange
Sell or Trade
Peninsula Point
Authentic Cape Cod
2121 Ocean Blvd.
OPEN Sat. & Sun. 2-6
BeautifUI 1 acre Poultry Ranch 1n or by app't. l'h. Hal'. 1238-W
San Fernando VaUey. Compl. Appr'Gldm&tely 2200 eq,. ft. 1 year
equlpt. tor rai.taS tryen, ehade, old, 2 bdrma. Ir: bath down.stars,
fruit. ben1ea, flowers, etc. 1 bdrm. a.nd Jge. den and bath
Home and ltcome rental Price up.stairs. Suadeclt SO x 30, excel ..
$12.500, will ·exchange $7,600 leDt Ykw. lAl'Je .llvlnl' room,
equity Ir: uaume for sm. tum. tb'eplace, dln1nc room, rorgeou•
bae or inCOl'ne in Newport. Ba)-k1tcbn A naoa:, oe.k ftoon., forc-
boa. COM ~a. near water. ed air beat. utru plore-.
COurteay to brokers. LAZY D
• RANCH. 20128 Runnymede,
C&nop Park. Superior S. nu.
T9cAI
Priced to lldl _ qllickly on
very i"euonable terms.
lmmediate poeaea1it>n.
SPECIALS! ! ! !
NOT ON THE BAYFRONT! BUT
CLORE? Tbls older ho m e
hu beau. BAT view &n.d ta
only 100 ft. or to to dandy
awlmmlnC' beach. Lots ot room
LARG:r living rn1., fireplace.
One Lar&e and 2 :.mall bednna..
kltchfirt .&th brktat nook, eerv.
$5750
$1800 Dn. • New 3 bdrm.. -~. lfwd.
garage. Approx. 104.0 sq. ft.
NI°' location .. Can you lmaa!M
thf' run price 1a oruy
$9250
.pc11. PLUS s rm. apt at· "'~'-New 3 Bdrm F .H I&. l'umlabed. a ~ value -a • "'1.--.
&'OOd 11uy-'1~.ibo. $2750 Down
OCEAN FRONT -FuratsMtl 2
atltry 4. B. R. home. Oolce 10-
tauoa. Ju.it 8 abort block.a from
aaJboa abopptna. and •uo.u 'the
1-t t'rom Bay honL Fite·
place. barbecue. INCOME APT.
over prap. Priced n14t at
'11,000. • ' ' .
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WW MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Large home w1th many extra ,.,..
tu:rea. Beautftul Jlv. na.. wtUt
fireplace, 4tn~ atta, hardwood
!loon. lot.a of Ulf, COTerM ,.u..,
4ouble canae:. extra wide lot.
Fall Pl'lce Only '11,400 I
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from Ocean 81..s. In 0.-. dol lJlll&a ~
Phil Sullivan
Qeo.Everson
lW Newi»uit BIN.. Costa-Mm
It you •~ inte f'sted ln attlzLI the
very LA tn d~l~ and BOTH HOUSES u e RANCH
c:olor. See thl.s! STYLE with tUe bat.U, prbage
{0.t Ba»>oa BJvd. to the diaposa.1._ large encloaed patios.
PMiM'Ula-watell for arrow) oveniud paneled ftnplaces,
decorator oo1or1's and wall pep-
" ers, Separate laundry rooms. Harbor Investment
Company ~
RnL'l'OllS
' 30tll ud NewpOrt Blod.
Nowpcwt -Pb. Harbor Jft-00
BJ: Wl,Sll-ADVER TISI:.
FOR VALUE
Jn tine lge. ocean view 'home-
llttes eo!IVenientJy located
AD otllJtietl. Terma. Model
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Corona del-Mar
i>hone--'Owner, Hart.or 1521 -~
or see JOU!' lwoktt.
BALBOA ISLAND
Attracttve well located 2 bdrm.
home plua 3 rm. apt In rear.
L&rp uaable pMlo. Wonder!UI
rental reconl. $18J)OO l"rnlah·
ed. Good temt&.
STANLEY BADJ'll!l.D,
Realtor
118 llarine .L ... Balboa hl&nd
~Harbor to
ATTRACTIVE
BALBOA ISLA!W
2 bdrm. welt' tum. house--: with
Three Best Buys
in Corona del Mar
1 bdrm. apt. over gan:ce. phis $UG60. New 2 Wrm.., plAla rumpus
guest room & bath. Lots of tile, room. Furnace heat.
flroploee. ·A .-.lluy at $26,500 -
· ' '10,750. New 2 bdrm. home, fire· NELDA GIBSON i place, shake roof.
IU:A.LTOR ~ • 1 -308 ~artme Ave, Boolbne d $14.J!OO. N ..... 2 bdrm.,hame, Igo._
-Harbor 502 • · ll~room With flrtploc•. Ex· · . I coll h•d. 11oo1-o, forced a1• ..
. • "'91, ..,aotnrr frutt trtes. En. ~ear Ocean & B!1r O:~...::U:.w u;... 'are gone
2 bdrm. cottage, large-·pl;C'ure I Act' NOW'! •1'd<>*· Clever lnlfde pl&D.ter.
a->. .. t. •tall shower •. llStllO Earl Chamberlain llowD, $32.50 mo en bUilce. ~ 1 ..
Harbor= or-· :l9l'-M1-1181) OMtl BmL. Oorana clel MU
77tlc (Opp.I NewpCMt Harbor Bank)
·JUST COMPLETED
rbone Harbor 2118
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ID ExChrsiYe Shore Cltfta T" In
TBRE1!l BED!UL. 1 11aiw, b-G. L Resale 4 % t. ··
on ~ 80xl18' lot 19110 oq. 2 bclrtn. llome. ...-~·rto~. · n. pita __ .,. cuqe -large fencM lot. prage. On. Trade equity In 2 \.i-yr.-ol~ West
Hollywood 3 bedmr. and den tor
dear reside.Me. ValLMt Al,090,
klien $10.500 owner. 1ST4 Blil(ut
Dtift, Los An1e1.. ... caJlt.
Mar. Thia attl'8Ctlfe -bu 180 ..... , .... Bl'fG. a.... am
I" ktho, patio. d.b~ pr and
ts well built ot the -ma-Oc Fro t Tri 1
, .._ Beacon 711.1
(Ac.-from Cool& Me. Bank)
trv.a. Ha. S167-W Bea. IKM-J
Corona Highlands •
At Lquna ~fe of Corona
de1 Mar. AU at traet ~.
-.---· -""-"" --to acboola -. J'oteod .tit fluueoc ~ In 'i..leiy *ewpor\ ~ POii-• •
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·THE NEWS-TIMES
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Real Estate
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$ZW> Bandies • Priced at m ,JSOO, % ~ Price ·$9360 • ,
a bdrm.., ._ llime. 14'e· -t Coll ~-...._ 'IHW lir: • < 1:1 KQdena. Ba. 63~ ' ~patio, ICx~·nelpb'bood. -at JU -IW'•lh;i-~ . 1tc8l: '
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-al .,_, *"" la -. Sllll8, Tenm , °"'8 -. pa, a.a. • .~ home .la ucellmt Joca-COSTA ~A iaa·rcr -.-ao ~ flar. • • 1111• · ~l dbt -Pa1 oaJr
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ORANGE · COAST INVADES.
fUlLERlON .-SATURDAY : ·
IN CONFERENCE OPENER
Orange Oout coQege footballen invade Fullerton Junior college
Saturday n.lght for the Eastern Conference opener and the pme
which 1<>me aay will determine the eventual lea'gue wtnner. Kickoff
la elated for 3 .p.m. at the stadium on the combined Fullerton college
and high achool campus. ' ·
While· m.a.ctt Orang, county observers feel that Saturd8.y night's
p.me wtU tell the tale u to ~e
pouJb)e champlonahJp team, few
will pick elth« of the teams over
the other. It look& a.a though
break.I a.nd the mental atUtude
of the teama will determine the
winner.
velop Into two of the finest tackles
u the eeuon procreSBeB.
eout·s offensive llne·up out-
welgha Fullerton'• offensive line-
up .. -181.1 to ~79 .9. Tj)e Plratea
have the bulge of nearl.l,_ thrtt
pound.a lft: the line, 18U.4 to 18&.8,
while the Hometa ttave a a)Jghl
edge in the backfield, 173 lo 171.5.
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$:,~.'I~~ ... -uas 'l1lla put ~ .... -
bad o:i lllllla. loWll ...S our .,.. .. ta, · bore'• me for Ule .,._
tt. ~-'"°''"" rollln& ID the I.ad... y Scn.t.dt 1-pt _._ pie ___ ..
1150 eacjo for a tliO tolal. Bow
consiltUt can one be? Ia 't1*
-· league -find the -Sllop oil top by total pins aaly
for Balboa Mlct. la right on tllelt
laJJ will' lbe ame num~ ol wtna. ~ and a loot. amc.-
Buuty (s11<>p walked awa.y wit.II
both l\IP ae-i20t and h!Sh
game, 1M. rtsht nice boWllDC
ghla.
A new Opc>OlllOr la ln the Un~
up of I.lie ''900" Scratch ~
H...,ey Somero Chryoler·Plym-
out.11, w~-I.lie way la nm
place te&m. W& would al.lo like to
welcom( _ anolhet new apo.mot,
Harbor jPtw;nblns, wboae team.. 11
ridlDC th,e rou,th epot. Blgha for
the w~: ~\eerie.a, Wdpn<t.
Mlct.. 26~0 ; e, S. A. Bowl·
Ing center, 9 . l5liO ..rue: Ir.
Bettla, CU; 1! VaJentlDe, 593 : D.
Pendlsrou, 1589: T. Ruasell. Ma;
P . Van Staterie. &,:i.8; D. Gentoe~
:IM: P. C.Ueroo, M2: k Arnn~
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The Pirates should be ripe to
return to their "Santa Roaa" form
alter bogging down apirult Ore·
gon Tech'a tough.le.. laat Saturday
night while Fullerton may be
ready to roll u they did two
weeke ago In 9ocking El Ca.mlno
Jaycee 53-13. Coac.h Ray Rouo
baa bffn tinkering with the Pi-
rate offense during the put w.eek
In an effort to rind the combina·
tlon lh.at clicks and lo flnd the
quarterback to make the macbl.ne
roll.
Santa Ana Dons
Set for Vikings
in Home Game 8215 &'&tell Leaguo: first place
Coota Mesa Bank. 9 ;wtna, 3 loot:
ITS THE 8T,un' !HAT OOUN'l8 -0-p Clout oolJep u-no. stnw atarttq Maarte ~--w--. F...i 0.-, d u si.n_ 11m &0.U.0.. Boa .... -.md place: Walsh Ho.rdwo.re. 8
Long .. Beach City College, Na-.. tb.ey prep&te for tM lmportaat l'Mtmn Vanference opeiaier at Fallerto• Satar-nett &ad 81d Man••as. la • baoklleld (left to rtpt) It'• Ned -~ Hal won., • fo8t. .
Quarterb9ek "'ork tional J . C. Cbamplorui, will give day ntpt. la Mfwlve Ion ttoa Ute Pl,.U. ~ (left to ript) lo tt&e llne: . Sm.JU., Howard · MiDf'r and Mel Sma.Uey. Men'• Commet'Qal Le ague Santa Ana their laat trial by fin Thunday, 9 p.m.-Wanda Cle&n-
Paul Chafe and Benny Arre-In the Sant& Ana Municipal Bowl era a.nd. Sea ll'oodli Varletiea an
dondo have both received concen· tomorrow night before the Qon• SCRIBE 'BOARDS' PIRATES Merchanfs Pot"nf . Bl':R.E'8 PlR4T!: LJNE--UP tied to .. nrst. l!jach won 10 and troted attenUon at the QB epot engage Rlnrside In the Ea.stem · Startin~ Offenolve Une-ups for Satunlay: lut 2. Hieb team Mieo for 13>&
and How&rd Miller. regular at.art-Conference opener in Santa Ana. for Tenth Win Ora.nee eo..t . POS Fullerton week Ben WbJtrn&n Realtor. 278f
er, ha.a been getting addlUon&l OeCtohabelkr .12. th i . FOR. POOR TECH SHOW' .ING Glenn Wood~td 11801 ................ LERR .................... John Cypei:len (IM) Vw~~.h .. lgh98te7amw/hgamd. e. Sea. Food. work on "ruaty" apota which mg up e r first win of .,.,,_.,
aeemed apparent in the Oregon the Beuon hut week over the Coeta Mesa Merchants baaeb&ll-Jim Keellne (230) ························ LTR ............................ Don Wood (208) Servic:e Club League Monday
Tech game, The Pirate headman Navy team from Inyokern. Coach t"rs shoot tor their t enth w:tn In Dick Francia (180) .................... LGR .................. : ..... Dick :Brown (17&> BPOJ:: Spi~ tn nrat, 9 wins and
said e-41'ly ln the week that he Bill C<x>k's boys will be out to Jt would hardly be fair to judge Orange C6ut college's rootbAll their last eleven start.a Sunday John McHargue ll94J ................ C .................... -....... Lea Doyle (20G) 3 toat. BPOE Homa, second pl.llce.
would waJt until after the final pin their Sf'COnd victory over a abilities on the outcome ot lhe Oregon Tech game. Granted, they artefnoon u they take on High-Gil Ma.nh (166) ; ....................... RGL .......................... Roa Lewt1 (180) B&lboa•Uoo,a, third place. Htp_.
practice of the week before de-•trong .. Viking" team. With the looked sloppy, but anyone that judgea them a.a 8 result or watchlng land Park in a return ga.me at Bob Woodhoume ( 190) .......... ·-·;·RTL ....................... Herb Tanner (195). team aene. for the ~ek BPOE
cidl.ng on the atarting QB. Hal •drawing attraction of a NationaJ them agaln11l the OWis la tn tor• big aurpriae. Costa Meea park. The game ~ Jack Meeka (187l ............... ·-······REL ..... : .................. Dick Welfea (l80) pikes HIS w/hd. ~lgh team
Smith should be back to see ac-Champlonahlp team, Long Beach Although -nerally re--'ed &et for 2 :15 p.m. Howard Miller 1167) ............. _ ... Q ...................... _ Pa~ll Durtb (l6S) game, st: Joachim, 933 w/hd. tion at tullback aft.er aittlng out ahould be fortified with a h011t 9 '-..... "" The Merchant.a wilt field their 1Adie1 TUeeday a ·t:> pm Han tur week with a hip joint. J eaae of new talent to supplement the one of OCC's t.op tu.ma, the 1961 Few lkte ~y •lrongUt team of the aeaaon with Jesse Smith <173) ...................... LHR ....... -............. Keith Gaines .(l8&) dlc&p Leacue Sat~y ·N~ 4-01-
8 t I I f I . k Uk th Bob 13urdl k t h.ln R d New Par.on• (116) ......... ~ .......... RHL -.............. Charles Balloway (169) ..__1 •1 ... 11· .. "--. 1 lost. Homa: mllh bas recovered from the nu re urn ng ve craru5 o a.st year ll outfit loo ed o e pooreat team As the Eastern Conference Hfllt c ca c g ; u y Hal Sm U&"• ., --. wlllA
whM:h kept him out of the Owl team. ever to play for the Plrat.ea. Block-lta tk:I this wttk end. there •~ C..IU.. a.nd Ruaty Hem&n, pitch-Ith {193) ....... " .................. F ................. _._. Jewell Owe.na (180) ter'• Nivaery, aecond place, 8 wina
game. Harlow Rlchardaon. ta •Ull Last year the ~!kings handed Jng. tackling, ball handling and rew persons wtlllng lo put ha.rd lng ; Al Deniz, firet bue' along. StarUn• Ora.Gp Coaat Defenalve and _. 1oet.. She Shop tted wttti
nunlng an injured knee and may the Dona their only 1083, a 20-7 play calling we-re 80 tar below cub on their ability to fo~ecut with manager Bud Long; Norm Team NOW JS THE TDIE Holli8ter'a. High team gamea
or may not aee action. Jlrn ijagey, setback in the opening game play-college expectatl.ona that one the outcome of league pla.y. There I R.idgewa~. 1'eCOnd base: Dtck LE Sid Manning (170} To real your taome .or apt.-w/bd. Stroote "feWtnkle 902; .Jo
former Downey ball carrier, w:iU ed in the newly dedic;:ated Veteran would wonder who ..,... playing. &re lboae who aay the wl.nner of L&ne, lh1.rd hue; Bert Moralf'A. LT Ph. HARBOR llJI and place JO'lf' Lee Sport.I Shop, 800; Coastal Mo-r
see hill first acUon of the year Memorial Stadium., The Vlk.ings It only goea to prove the fact Coaat·Fullerton ,;:a.me wtll go all ahortstop. Glenn Lukenblll, Ken-~~ :,::!t(l(~:) Waat ad toda1'! top, Ml: Jt.allan Cott.ace. 84.8.
agalnat Fullerton after reeuper-then went on to de.feat BoiR, Ida-that you can't w tn pmea on put the way and there are those who ney Uyeuu&ia and Daren Houac LG
aliJW from a dl8localed elbow. ho tor the National crown. Return-re1iults: you can't win gamM say that San Bernardino hU tm-In the outfield. . RG Jim Keellne (230) Everybody read.I the clualfled &di. -People' do read the Pre» &da.
The re•t ot the lineup will be Ing letterman George Van Zant, without hard work.; you can't win proved enough rrom the 'Ea.at to Ridgeway ha.an t played locally RT Bob Woodhoutte ( l90l.-
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about the same. Glenn Woodard ls expected to carry the brunt pmes without duire. It la said wtn the locaJ conference and tnakt' since last fall when he wu with RE Maurie Langdale (lS6)
and Jack Meeka will be at ends; ot the Long Beach att.ack rrom by many lhat It la not the vtc-a better tha.n average showing in the OptomLsl team. He play~ two
Bob Woodhowie and Jim Keellne hia tullback posltlon. t.ory that counU , tt'a t.be battle: both the other major jayaee loopt1 yean at Or&nge Coast and pla1t11 LB Charlie Black (100)
at tackles; GU Ma.rah and Oickj The Dons, who have never been It's a180 S&Jd that a ltam need not in Southern Calltomla. There! 18 lo go to UCLA In February. Mor-LB John McHargue {194)
Francis will be guards with John defeated by Long Beach 1n the fttl hwuUlated when leavtna" lhe a third ll'OUP wbJch atrtnp aloft& alee ill au ClF from Montebello HB Mel Smalley (170>
HOLLAND ·ayus
TUUP BULBS. Top alee • 75~ Mcffusae ~ter:. . .. _ . &ujljP._ ~ will d•.J>O•~ oq Bob Jleld ..._, · ..J'.~"!14'! '8-.~PloD Santa ..._ hip oehool and a •tud•nt ot ..HB :Had ~ (le6) ·
Charil• iliick~ Wf>O loo'ktii! goood 81!rrod Qdll'le~ IUid -the tiame • -pi.:.:. . &"'1 • fourth crystal ball Caul &u"ll". -Denis 'I. at oCC •""""-..rkiller · ---"'··~ i; . '7"' -··-· ... -.-?tr:z-:. ~J. ,j ~ ' ',... o( • .. -aJAci_ucm BULBS; r._ --. · --i~zs on defense, ta alated for heavter I ing to aupply the otfen.si~e punch Orange Cout p&.ay.n tin~ humlt-reveal& lhoee on Nate DeFrancs-from YN!ka,. call!. Aute Thieme 8 ...-n.~ (151)
acUon thi! week with spella of along with the running of halt-lated aa they left lht flrld at co'a River-tide bandwagon. One ii 1lated to jotn the team next '7 tiolon ···-'·······-······-·········-····-·····-~·-·-·-····-·····--··-per~
offense work slated to co along b&cka Bob Umpbresa and Floyd Huntington Beach. Their defeat thlng secnui apparent, the~ never wefk. PIRA.TE 8C1(EDULE
with an uslgnJ111.ent of Uneback-1 Sl~n plus the pOwer delivered of Santa Rosa the prevtoua week hu been auch prom!~ of auch a Sat., Ocl. &----at FUilerton
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Ing. Black wu ln on nine tack.lea by fullback Mllton Wikert. rilled them with confidence. They aplrlted race bffore. From thla FAMILY 8.EtJNION Sat., Oct. 13-at Mt. San Ant. We have a lot of ~ bUlbe prt.oed to MD
during hla short period of play Improved blocking and line play forgot that you muat block, comer we see Orange Coa.at, Fu.I-.Mn. Neille Howard and her Thurs., ~t. 18-San Bernardino
1&5t Saturday night • .a.nd carried paved the way In the Doru defeat tackle &nd work h.ard to play th& lerton, San Bemudlno. Riverside. mother, Mr-a. Fannie Arm of E.
the ball twice for gains on of-of the Inyokem team last week game right. True, a few lndivtd-Santa Ana, Chaffey and Mt. San 18th SL., Coat.a MMA, apent Sun-
5& 10' Nursery
fen.se. a.nd figured in the long runs piled uaJa gave their all, but 80 rew th.at A.ntonlo rolling ln at the end In d•>' ln Pico enjoying a famllY ~
Hard RwutlnS Team up by the Santa Ana backfield. It had lltUe beartng on the out · that order. W e reel that the Pl-union at the home of Mr. and Mra.
at HuntlJlgton Beach
Frl., OcL 26--at Ri.,.eralde Hin So. Newpon lll>d. TU8'l'IN
Fullerton's Tex Oliver has a hard running team and a hefty
line with good wln.gmen to catch
the pu.M:s of letterman halfback
Chuck Halloway, which only spe:lla
trouble for the locals. Jewell
Ow'ens, freshman from Fullerton's
hJgh's CJF ftnallst team lut year,
Ls making good ln a b.lg way 'n
jay11ee b&).l_ OwMe ~red three
t lmea agllinst El Camino and waa
Ju.st aa good agatnat Loa Angele•
CJty collece Saturday nJstlt. Oliver
hu another bard runner in 185·
pound ha.ltb&ek Keith OaJnf'e.
Halloy,ray ta a runner a.a well u
a puser and a eon.at.ant threat
when on the field.
P'Ul.lerion'a lrulert'nn ot ends
John Cyperten ( l&a l and Dick
Wella (180); tacklea Her "[anner
(195) . and Don Wood !:roll):
l'l"'rdo Dtclt 8"'wn (175) and
Rou Lewta ( 180): a.nd center Lu
Doyle {205) agaln8t Coeet'o de·
fenafve llne-up of end.a Sid .M&n-
nln&' (170) and Maurie 1.A.n.gdale
(lMI; tacklee Bob WoodhOU8P
t 190) ~d Jtm Keellne f 2301 ; and
guarda Fred Owen.e (182) and
Don Barrett (197): gt ... lh• Pl·
ratn a five-pound welrht &dvan-
te,ge. Tannft. ls rated u one of
the out.alandinl' jayHe linemen in
lhe . aoulhland a1 a t'c8Ult of hi.a
play ag&Jnal El Camino and Loe
Ancele•-Ray Roar> believea that
Barnett a.nd Woodhouae will ~-
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LEADERS AT
OCC NAMED
Umphrea led the attack with two come or the game. ratee MU bounce back to take C.rl Noll. It waa also a. blrlh-
touchdowna and an av('rage of Cb Fullerton Saturday 1iigbl and lb.al day dinner in honor of Carl's
21 yarda per carry ln nine triea. · Nr.wsmea'• otce they will then go on lo the cham-mother. Mn. Caro Noll of Loa An-
Wikert alllO scort?<t two touch-Perhaps It la good for the lo-pton.thlp. We aleo feel that the (ties. Mr. and Mn. Earl Arm of
downs on short plunges into the c•ls to drop one before opening wtnnlnr team will receive a eel Long Beach were al8o gueat.s. Mrs.
center of the lint>. he carried the lhelr league pJay. They ehoukl ba.ck. ActuaJly Jillie i. known of Noll ac:compa.nled Mra. Howard
be.II eight times ror an &Vt!rage certainty know J\OW that they -~ Bernardino except that tbt'y home to enjoy a few days In the
of 9 yarcb per carry, while Strain must work, work and work more. have Imported a .,oo atock of Mesa.
re.eked up 7.4 yards per carry. They should know that to bt pick-materla.J from Pe.nn•y1vanla.. The
Cook a.nd line coach John Wart! ed u the nuznl)er onf!' ch<»ce or lndi.l..na could be the team lo beat
used pra.cllcally the entire squad newspapermen to eop the Ea.Item but patt.la.llty causes u. lo string
ln an effort to give the rracrve Conference ch&mplonahlp mea.na wit.I\ the Pirates.
players n1ore experience a..nd lo that those wrlten make their
test them under game conditions. choice on the &UWPptlon that the
Tomorrow'• pn{e w1ll be a real boya will play the game a11 it LI
test tor the Dons potenlialiliC'l!I ln supposf'd to be ~ed.
lhe conference race u thi11 year's The leason le&rneCI. in defeat by
teams appear to be more evenly Oregon Tech ~)' mean a hJ(h
matched than in any scuon po.&IUon \n the ta.tern Conference
prevloualy. standinga at the f\nlah et the
-------season. Only lline wjJl tell and
BQrs CLUB SEES GAME even then any aucw .. couldn't be
04,ME TICK.!:TS ON SAU:
Reee~ ••la to lhe Orange
Ooaat.PP'ulJerton J unior coUegit
game may be purcha.9ed at th"
0.r&nge Cout. college bualnt!la of-
fice tt wu announced today. Tbe
ttcketa, w'blch do away wtt.h wait·
l:ng In llne and rtae"e a deftnlte
aeat.. may be l>rocul"ed at the
bualneu ofttce at Oranre Coaat
co!Jere for Sl..26. THE Man
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with Oregon Tech Saturday night Olbleta -ltftft tbour~ Oranp
wu vtewed by a lltUe more than Cout tootb&Jknl Jlad an .. otf'"
300 fane. lncluding 38 boys from nlg/lt. lt muat • M 1aid t.1'•t the
the Harbor Are& Boys· club at opposition wu tou1h and made
Costa Mesa who wtrP admitted to th'"m 1001:< tbat mU'Ch more .. ott.""
the bleacher l!l<"Ction as • group. The Owt defenee haJ:I lhe ptrate•
"nae boys, although disappointed 1tumped JTl08l of lhe nighl The
with the loup had a good lime locala weren't .ure. w .. lch way to
and hope to get to see some of go and eoMeqUenUy looJted that
Plane to broadcaat the game
are underway a.t KVOE lri S&nt.a
Ana and a definite announcement
will be made later ln the Wffk..
Rnulta ·come from con.st.ant
Practice! An ad reruJ.arly In lhi.9
paper will produce rewlta tor you.
CORDIALLY INVIT ES YOU TO AITEND THE FORMAL
OPENING. OF OUR NEW AND LARGER STORE FRIDA Y,
OCTOB.ER Stn ANE> SATURDAY , OCTOBER 6th.:._ 9:30. . ' . the other CoNt coUese ga.mea. mucb "deader ." A.M. to 9:30 P.M. et 183 1.HEWPORT A~E., COSTA MESA
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· t);jve With Work an~·'.Donafion
lria Hfgtie, Communlty Che.st .... ---------------
Didn't ~· Utlnk It' --
sary Jlnd rood! Tbe ..-le -the ci...t. Didn't u..y .,,...t It any
more!
Suddenly Bob left" off counting
an<t reached dffp Into hla pocket.a:,
u deep .u stae l 0 pockeU go .. He
pulled out two pennies.
lec:tetary. llllt"ned l o the 90unds
on ~ stain lead-Ing up to the
Chest'• headquart.-rs office on
Balboa lsland. It didn't sound
like the Judge t Llnnell t. or Bob
t eallb), or Sally 1Sopiers), ~
&re in and ?U t or the -ornce all day
lonl'. The fOQtstt"p!'l, l ri,. !'l001l dls-
cdfe1~ bf.k>ngf'd to a woJf and
,a .btt.r. The w olf '''!'I CUb Scout
t Stevi.p Dt-lt and th,. bear wu CUb l Scout Bob Lieb, Theae two boys
'"It isn't much," he told Iria. ...-...f• ~ ..._,
"but if you e.dd It to tN-real, it' ~1 ';;.. •e; •(. ~ • ,,...
he lp v.·on 't it :· • . ·~':'. I' • _' '-;;. . ~t ~.(.\i'.'l. ,,.,,,.~ • • ~·
lwho live on· Balboa Island and
Ix-long-to Pack I 10 had an idea
•that maybe lht!y cou kl help wtth
lthP Community Chest campaign.
Yes, Bobt 1t will help. Even ln I , l · · · ~n.,. , -P"'
a milliona.ires town. it wUI hPlp ·' '~ ,.~, .. ' . & lot. Bt-ca~ you gave it In the , -~ ~; + . ·
l'~C::::d. It t.Urn<'<I out that they
Iri8 Bf'$ them to work' counting
out buttons .and !'!tickers ror ~
Red Feather kits. An<\ while they
1 wwkN they IUl.tene<t-as children
tdo-to the grownups talk. From
•wbat be heard. Bobby wun't .,
!sure that all was well with Com-
trnunlty Chest. It ACt>med that tome
•folks weren't going to give any-
:th.ing and aom(' Wt>re kind ot
, wait.inc to JK>e what some-body f'lee-
•waa going to give-a.nd still othtt
1><'oplE' had aald lhf'y had alrfady
Utivt>n in an_othf'r town.
American Wa)·. You gave It with \ ".1 ~>::-:-...
your heart and / you gave It the ~·
m06t that you had to glv<'. We'rp
&Lad thaL we didn't have to make
up thi.9 !'ltory. 'A'f''re glad you and
your ftiends came by.
B. I. Cub Scouts
Hold first fa ll
Pack Meeting
Balboa l slarul Cub Scout Pack 1 ij'lll§' . Stt>vle, who's in thf' 4th gradt>
!at Corona de! Mar. didn\ undE't'· No. 110 gol ofr to a rousing start I
:11tand aome of the t hings h<' over-with their fiNt m~tinc at the
:heard, like •·voluntary giving," Corona <tel l\ola r school on F'rid.ay
tan<I "not charity but a serviu," evenln&" Sept. 21 . Co· ordinator
ot clUzen11hlp." He Shrugged hi& 1-frs. Mort Porteous of BeaCOfl
shou)dera a.nd knl'W only that It Bay weloomed CUba new and okJ 'waa n 1.9~~~· Ud thei:r parents, a.nd !nU'Oduc.d
lteatller p ,u.· 01'"COU?st-~Knew' C'Ubmast.er Neleon Pri11&Je of Ba.I ·
·jabout"IK>w tile Che•l-gave .ma.M")' boa laland. Mr. Pr-tape ~rtb-
to ~'acout club and he \V&.! hap-~· 80 glowingly the progra.m ~y a.bJ>Ut helplng the Chest a lit-planned for CUbl lhia year, that
'tie. he was literally swamped with en-
1 About that timf' J im Hostetler .thustasttc "'·ould be Den Molhera.
climbed the st{"ps looking {or hie On Fl"id&}". Sept. 28, Mrs. Por-
paUi and was J1Ul to v.·ork too. on t~us held a meeting or Der\
4ttw-kit.a, the convt"ri;;at1on had got· Afo~rs at her home. at whidl
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)Harbi:>r had bf>en fir~t in the coun-&fl Pack Treaaurer. Mr. Pringle wt:lt be 1tbeotl•C at mark ,..-. by Kra J)a\i~' bland CllpP'f'r Collf.'~
:ty--bette.r than t hat. nr.st In the gave belpCui advice on orpnlaa· ln INt. Rae... hflclA-• ()(-t. 1~ at. 6 ~
t"tate. to make the goal tut year. lion. and Dena were aaatped as I . "' . _ _ I
;~~t ~:J::~:~:: ::~\,."!;, ::;: .. ~r~.io~.p~~:I NEWPOR T HARBOR YACHT CLUB
~:.~:~°E: ~~~:~:~~:= :r :~s:~·s~2·\r~;; PLAN. NING SAN CLEMENTE RACE' 1 11t"=krra 'With Jim and Bobby. , Ftt..zgeraJd and Mn. John C. . 1•
• But Bobby wasn't eo 11\lrt'. He Knapp, Den 4, Mrs. J . W. Vene-J ,
twas 10, a wtaole yeaT older lh&n lnfl.D and Mra. John Gouvion. Den Ry .IM"qu,.11• ftlo<'kaier
1Stevie, and h{" got "to thinking • 5. Mn. I!!. 0 . Martin and MT~-R. One or the mott popular of off·l'lhore sailing contesU, the N()lN-
Balboa.Pair. to Aid .------Oxy ··HOmeco,rH~g ~~d~s~s
J.{r. an'1 :Mra. :· Ralph Deavei-. C2vlltlnu parce'fa CO!' memben
117 ApOLeba 1.A:Vtnue Ba.ttlqa.; 'Will of tbe a.rtned forces overaeu ~rvt> u chairmen f~ tads area lhould be malled between Octpber
fn the annual celebr&tlon ot Home-J& and November U, the Depart·
corning Day at Oecldent.a.l College ment of Defense h8.s announced .
SaturdaY. October 13. according Par<iels ror delivery in Japan,
to Robert L. Shafer director ot Kqru and the-PacJflc lalands
alumal a.ct.lvttte&. ' sllould be ma.ile.tl not Liter , UUU1.
Eventa of the day will Include Novcm~r 1. Puc{"Js for military
Rn informal t~ty reeept.Wt . in p<>rsonne1 serving In m ore remote
Orr Gardena, ~6 :1!'i p.m.., dinner in area.a Mould be malled prior to
Frttman Union (by ~servation) October 16.
. 8 :30 P,.m .. •1th. a mualcal program Boxn dutined !Of"· oveneu
by thf' Ocddental Combined: Glee n:iuat be ot Mr<mg wood, metal, or
CWbl under lht" dirccUof'I of fiberboard. Each box ahouJd be
Howard swan.: pre-game activities securely tied with strong cord, and
lncludtnr t.be ooronatk>n of the loose fifps llbould be &E'aled with
Tiger Prtncitat, 7 :45 p.m.: football gummed tape. Unleu completely
g&m~. 1 :16 p.m. on Patt.enon packed and lightly riUed, boxes
F\<>ld with Whittier Collegp· open are lU<ely to be cruAhed.
bouae in fratemU.lea and ~i-In additioq to the usual articlee
! t i~•. 10 p.m.: and a dan ce in oormaUy prohibited in the m&ila,
Alumal Oymnaatum. J0:30 p.m. m_atc.h~ ot alJ kind& and lighter
lnvtt.&tiona to a ttend have been fluid are bann~ from all parcel•.
aeftl to alumnJ 81\d friend a Of ClS"aret tes -and other , tobacco
Occ:idf'nlaJ f.n tftJa. area by H enry product.a abio a.re not m•UabJe
8'tencrton, ch&lhnaa of the day. lo ~y mUkary potl t>tf~cea. ..,..._ J • Chriatm,,.·~cte c&rry&p£" tint·
'clW' pi>'Bta·~···~~u!«. ·11e .. tnailed I Reaut~ come from con.et.ant prior to November 15 and tJioee.
Pract lcf'. An ad regularly in this wiUt air-mail poata&e ptiOt' to :
paper wW produce rrsultJ!I for you. Df'Cember 1. I
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Regµiai' $1BO.OO
Special $89.00
CEMENT ... 90f Sack+
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BorrtN' up to IUOO 11nJM11iM1'r'9-<'SJt be" uil'd fer pl_.hklJ
fl\'.~Ul't"!I, Pftlntlng. roonril{. f'lltt-trif'al ftt.:tarff • ..U.
.Any remnd#fl11'". ~ •
Hours: 7: 30 a. m. to 5: 30 p. m. Daily
Sunday -9 1a. m. t o · I p. m.
Tflf"8f' r~ Good at Timr ot SaU ,, .. ,b tlaJi ,.....
' OCT. f TO OCT. 11
leacon 5681
LUMBER CO.
lfO E. I7tlt St.
COSTA KF.S~'S
Cl08'l'A .lfE84 .. . .~ ' unDl£R 00.
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YOU SAVE
$132.28 ON A PLYllOUTB;
$186.03 ON C~YSLBR · WINDIOB;
• :wboS, 'y l"&r hanitt. Wllat if Ut.ere A. BlaJr, Den 6· M.l"J. Bovee anc1 port Harbor Yacht club's annual San Clement# lal9nd race, will be
wun't any more scOUtinK or aay Mt& Oulley. ~.,. Pit where he'd had such good The ftrst Den mtttlngs of the aalh'<1 thi8 year O\'tt lht' CklObPr 12 wttk end. Noted tor otterta1 1
0time.1! Maybe there wouldn't }"ear "·ere announced tor Tuesday, a.hnost any kind of weathf'.r. W.,annua!..!.!" evel!~J>i:?:MSes ~ .. e~tl-$254.82 on Iba lllPBBIJIL DWPOBT
1even ee a fire Uepartment or any Oct. 2.
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lf'nge for any and all of the qunllfytng boll.ta • · -~men ln Ne wport Beach. -Encompueing a ppr o xlmately , I
Wasn't the Co171munity Che.st kind • \"nn'IJ find many nl.M ho~ 1-10 mil(!', of heads-up s&Uing this I cn-w and Join the gang off the 1
klf lJkp the fi .oe d{"partment. at lllKI apt' ad\'f'rfhw-d fnr n-nr-race haa been known to be evt>ry· Balboe. pier on Friday, Oc::t. *!
rwork alt year and ready to help yf'atly or "1ntf'r-tn thf' r lRA-
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th· f d it 1 h k ll y9"'° boat ian't quite the a 'peoplt"-all people r1C'h or poor? •lfhod llfftlon today! utg rom a r t ng mate , la . ln hicb 'd Uk to sa.l
: · · Ing the l'ntirf' week ead, tq, a 00 ~ bl~~u water: cor:: on 00~
CONCRETE BLOCKS1
• Kl 2-0754
Pt•MI-BWK COMPA.!\-Y-!3!0 S. Main Flt., Sallta Ana
Pl'MJCE -C'l"DER A!H> C'O!\'CRETE BLOCKS
REIXFORC'~NG STEEL and SUPPLIES
scrf'Amlng test of ability and en· 00 · the pte.r and t'~ the bdvw
durance complelPd tn less than 20 on~ --r-
hoU'r8. Ken Davi•' laland Clipper. ---·---------'"-
Conejo, set up thla time in 1949.
and it will be a bard rkord to
beat. Laat ytar'a race wu one of
the atorementtoned light weather
malclleo, wtpi the jloata drlltln,.
LEGAL NOTICE l . I • CERTIFICATE OF BUSI~
Flctitioua F1rm Name I
~.---------------------------' Jln all day Monday, alter two d•y• ,~-----~------~------------~~•nd two night.a· ot seeking any
THE UNDERSIGNED do b¢.·
by certify that they are cond~c
tlbg a Restaurant busineu a t f21
Martne A venue. Balboa hlabd,
California.. \,lnder the fie~ nrm name or Ted Owen Ba.I ....
and that aid firm 11 compo~ of
the follo"1n• penon.a. w h ~a e
rt&l"Qe9 In tu1J and placu of ..-.. ~nee &t N fol'°"*' t.o-..it : I
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Thia year'• race. aceord.lnl" to
the invitation eent out by NHYC,
will •tart at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct.
12 ort tb.e Balboa pier. Thia la a
change from U.e former e.vent.
which atarttd 'o• S&tUl'day morn·
In&' -..! 11 lo ltoptd the addlUoft&l
12 houn ot aalllng will enable all ~ta to ftnlah bet6~ SUnday
nlirht. With ~. fluky wlnda.
I the aklppen are prayin• for one
of thole bHutltUt and extttm~ly
helpf\1.1 nlrbt breeue to get tb.em
well on thelr way before d&Wll
SUuda:r.
It lo pOMllltbod to rcny>d the (e.
laM In olther' dlnctlon aad the
"IC• ¥o Ileen ~ .,. 1-on tu
alrlppu'a sue-work oft thl.9 Im-.
~ • PQ!DL no. ._i "all)>!"
11111oa ii «hec.tihW to take 'pltcf'
at NHYC Sunday n!Pl, whlcb
wlU gt.. the lllllpn & c......,e to
dofeod lllldr ,,.._ ~ ol
vi.., -tac._ the .... and
C1>l\I of W1ty UW7 .... -111<7
did -~ did ii. Jacbt ~ bopbJ<oa ....
•.....ioct lllr - -cowN,r the amt -.-.. -. u.e -to ODllill, tlllt .....,_. Clipper Clo-.
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2441 Crestview Drtve,
KA~l' ~Gllli 2tf l ere.tvtew Drtve..
BallfOa Blo:r -• ~ourbandathls
day or Odobor, llllll ,.
LEWIS A. FULLINGJM
""-~"-R. Ft1l;LIN
"1°ATZ OF ~Iiµ )
OOUN'l'r OJI' ~ )
ON THIS Srd day of Oc\I"'°"
A.. D. 1911l, beforo Vl<• IL
Holller, a Notary Public· tn
for tl>e al Oollllj;y and S-.
ruidlaf I-In. d"1J' c:onunlOoioa-
ed .... -por.wiy ••pooirod J,EWIB A.. FUJ.UNl)Jl( aad
KATllAJUN.t.. nn..t.DrODI DG'aa
to -..... u. ....... ..-... -.... ~tou..-.
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MOST MODELS AT THE OLD PRICES ARE ·.
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to Speak at Mesa
Dr. Zelda Wolpe, dlplomate. I
Am•rtcan Bo&nl of Poycllology.
wm ~ on tile •ubject, "Denl-
opment ot Er:not..km&l Problema ln
Childhood.'" at the put · meettng
ot the A.woclaUon for ChUdbood
l!'.ducaUon. October 9 at the Maln
echool In Coot& 'M-.
DT. Wolpe la on lk• at.alt ot
the While Memortal bmptt.&l ciln -
tc-She ai.o conduct. a private
practice where 9he specla.li&ee ln
puent.l C<>UM<Ung and pl&y
therapy. 1 Anyone interetlted ln the prob-
lenw of children ta cordlaJly ln-
vited to attend and hear Ull• dy-
namic a peak.er. Teachers will be
granted lnnttute Tft'dlt.
". 0018 BIRD (IPtt) fuhlon"1 a C"Ofltume ror llterwlf of ,.._
lea\>-.. and troptc&J nowen found on the mytbJeal Ula.nd. wMJe
Al TUI.an)' (right) m\l9l ha''e lugged a 111&Ck of Idaho apud9
ubore to pt material for hl.!1 garb. The two were at Balboa
Bay dub'• Shipwreck dlnMr d.ancf'. photo by Beckner.
Slides of Japan
Viewed by Mesa
Wesleyan Guild
Mn. Georgia R.-Obert.Aon wu
guea\ ipff.ker td lhe W~ley&n
SAFEWAY NOW OBSERVING :~:~~~f~t ~
ITS SILVER ANNIVERSARY . . ~::£ :-:Et.E:rcbM~,th ~~
Mr1. Robert.eon. recently from • safe w a y stores throughout,._-~---------Japan, abowed &llde1 ta.lc:en at a
Southern California are this week ' girt.' 8Chool Kultu.ka., Japan and of communitie• throughout South-1 C•leb-t;•g their 2~lh anniversary. at the echoo where Mn1. Robert-... •• u• e.r n ca.Jrfornta more than 21 mil-"'"
It.-· here in the southland in .an had taught. •ahe accomp&njed ..._ lion dollars. 19-that a half.-doun exn.:orienced 1 Sou h the ahowlng of the plctuf'l!ll with ~ ,. I"~ Proving 11Ji faith n t em Id u h
l roce-·joined tn formlng a chain C • e g ta of her •tay In Japan. •• alifomla, it.a birthplace, the com· Th
Of •lighUy more than one hundred · e lounge war decorated with pany In 19~ and 19~1 ha.a lnveat-storu, Which they called. Safe-a hu1e bouquet of d.ahlJu and a w•y. . ed. in this area, more than thirty potted tuch.lia. Mra. Gra.ce Biil-million dollars in land, equipment, Ta.k1..... the slogan "OfStribu-lnp preakled pVer a abort bual--o.e new store buildinp and plant.I.
t i ..... Wllhoul WB.:!lte" they set out 2 neee meeting. Mt11. Dort. Wood ...... Celebrating its :i years of pro-to eell (l"OCeriea cuh . and carry gress Safeway i.8 saying "Thank gave an lntereating talk on thre.
througll convenient neighborhood y . i t b h ldl mlaalonartes 1poruored by the ou' to UI cus omen y o ng storca without trills and at the Guild. It wu deckled to eha.nge an unusual weet-long a.nnlve,...ry
!owe.at nn..a. Ible prices. The con-In od "E d the date of meeting from lbe r.--sale start g t ay. very e-aumera liked the Idea and public in thlrd Thurectay to the fourth Mon-partment ot our 312 •~res day of eacli month. Mn. BUltnp =r~=t~j;-~~~:e~s~';'~ Southern Ca;l!fotnJa wW otter u>e"" of Fullerton avenUe will be hoet-
clal values, Heller declared. e to the Gulld t t•-October inoving from the ea.at weatward. ''We're celebrating, we Invite old .. tin • ·~
S&feway grow to the north and t d t t mee I· c':1s omera an new cua omers o The boateaeea Hrved rrult aal-eut. within 25 years, taking a V1Sll our stores during our Silver d d k t ~ n-~rt Western Idea north t o Canada a.nd . . a an crac en o ,...mea.' •\oUuoi:: -u far eutward 8.8 New York. Anniversary celebration. It• open 900, Bllllnp, Wood, J eUie But-
. house week at Safeway. All our t ~-rite Co ~-~-Today Safeway·s direct line of 1 wtll 1 .. on, -..rl'\)e nnor, -.....rvu cmp oyes . we come you. Joneo, o-•ie e•··d, Vlr-'•ia Sle• dlatribuUon Ls fa.m ihar to house-o-... __,, e .. ~ -
wtvea in 24 s tates and five pro-Emma · Stevena:. Nellie HOWV'd ,
vtncea of Canada. . County Art·ists Martlta Dickey. Jennie Turner. · In 25 years Safeway ha. be-Martha Moore, Eother Dodre. ~e the second largest food chain He.ten Poblma.n., Florence Fla.her-
IJJ America, o~ratlng 2,123 stores H E ty, Elva. Kipp. Ruth Barnett. Amy
&l)d 90pplying approximately 12 to ear xpert McShane. Gertrude Edlcl< ond
million. Americans with n1ore than .MU.1 .Mahce Taylor.
& blil!«t deflara worth or food a
year.
. ·With' Ila growth Safeway has
been ·c0ntrlbutlhs more and more _ to tbe economic life or Southern
Callfo~ Laat year, according
t6 M. P. ~eller, general manag~r
ol Safe1n,Y ln Southern caJl!or-
nta. Safeway bought nearly one
bundred million dolJar9' worth of
Soa4U&nd-protluced merchandi.se -
treeh, frozen ~ canned-for sale
ber:e and throughout the ~ountry
ap.d pakl It.a employeii in hundred!!!
on Frame Making Legion Auxiliary
The oronge eouoty Art >-.... Cooked Food Sale
ciatlon will meet on October 11,
second Thur8d&y, In the lttture
room of the Ji'\Jlerton library.
The regular meeting i1 ached-
uled for 8 p.m., but there will be
a workshop on picture frame mak-
ing from 7 to 8. Charlea C. Clar-
of Claremont. who makea hand
A cooked food Mle will be held
ll)la coming Satuni.y In Richard'•
Udo Market by m•mberl ot tbe
American Legion Aus.liary. _Mn.
Adraln Joiner ii cbal.rm.an and la
being a.ulated by Dareen Upeon.
------------carved and specially fin.lahed Luncheon Opens
Season for
Capilla Circle
!let-"' 4o&.) 'lw 17•
frame1 fQr many well known art-
ists. will ~veal hbl methods,
showing tools, materta.la and dolng
aome carving,
EVeryone interested In frame•
or lheir ma.king 1s invited to the
work.ah.op and alao to the meeting
which follo)VI.
At 8 p.m. Emereon Lewb will
11peak to the club and demonstrate
some phuea of palntin•. Lewia..
who has rfft"Olly moved to La·
guna Beach: ha.a had a long anct
dilltingul'1Jed art career. H.b ex-
perience &a artlst and teacher
should make thi.s an oulat.a?d-lnl
program ..
Lewie Elthlbl•
A de.11-btful hmcbeon wtth
catty decora.ted table• hlghMghted I
Captll& ctrcle'a nnt meeting of
the fall .....,n .... l Wedneaday In
PUg-rim hall ot tbe Corona del Mar
Community cllureh. Tho luncheon
wu HTVed by &1'0UP one with
M.n. Meta Nd.Ion .. Chairman.
DevoUom p-.il' tho luneh·
eon were held tn t.be aancut.ary
The October exhibit ln the II· and ~ led by Mn.. Oeorte E.
brary's lecture room will be of Le.wta· who loo)( .... tmptraUon
, Emereon Lewi.m' palJlttnp. por-trom ''T'be Manhood ot the MN-
tralta, l&ndacepeo and martnoo. It tar" b7 H&f17 -._lclc .
.. open to the public every day. ro0ow1n, tho hmc:lloon, Mn. 0 .
extttp SUnda.y, for tbe month Of M. eampbeU. ~·, rttta chalr-
Oetober. . md expl.elnrd t.b.e three project.
IA.wt& received hla tln1t art lea· for t.be 7eu ud pruen\ed a abort
aons from hla father, Edward 8911-.candlellg!M: ~ c.ettmoey tn connec-
ry Lewie and •IJldled at t.ho Sor-!Ion wtth.-tllla worf<.
bonne In France, tlte Cbll:qo Art Mlm PaulU.. Babbitt pve a
Institute and under Alexander ney • ~ talk and &bowed Rob-and . N.ath&nlel .All<lo. •ltdeo ta .... ~ .... wltll the llW·
Ho al8o atudfed fn Ro!ne. PaN, dent -...,,,.. cua-.
Ml!&A and FloWICO. Udo~ --took tbo HS. palatlnp are on exhibit, at ~ J!OOPie Into Ariaona llDd
the Lelpde K118eWD, New ot· New lllOXlco Ollll Into tbo trult
i..n.: S.,O•ix Art.a. Parilo; Ama:I-country.,of !)alltornla -t11q
can Prorutlonal ~ 1-: w-oo • ....,,,, mlpQt la•t1•a.
../ 'Palace of, Lerb> Cit ,aanor; 1-, Kn. I . 1--·-
• Angeleo Oo;Uat.y _Ku.eum> him· two a-Mn, •A1, A1. A1," aa . -a ....... . 8.... . .,.....,1a ~-.. ,. "' ll'lne Art; "'--. ,.., .,.. --. ~· _. .,.. .. , • and ID 1tW1Y otben. Clllldra Pn,J,~ llJ' ~ r-.
·. -"''~ t II 4k .. ~ ~:.= == ~-=.;:: :!;~":!z:C,;...s; ·w_ 'J ~ tLi...·11('-·-8ocletj>; .i.e.~ Art • ..._. Tllo~ .. ,. -....... 'J ~ ~l'llll cJ&tJoa; callfamla 11tater.1r: ... Kn...a-p o.-
• ·,9All&lll . J'raDdoco ...-'Oakland Art...._ 'Ka W-Bert. p1 Ill SC
:.!!!"lrll.' llll:llA dallono; Bulla -Art ~ @ 11'1 .t Ille • 1 I • ' • ,_ ~,.n..... .. & .... ~ ....... .Clkllp Mn....,.,_ --.• ..,. ·~ \o.oi..t DSL tLU ' Art J""ltnte and Polc'ed """"' Oii ~ -WM.I t'!"flt .t-.. •«WlllPwllJ' alanal _ .... !lb ·-,_ ---....... , , lor U 1JIU'9 ~ wW contbiue IA ltor"tl• ""3•• _. ,11•1i Ill' ,
LAGWIA __...' _._., ~ u ...U , u IIlo briclll -.. I •1&1 -a
........... ·-palalillf of. porian., 1'-··· s-t ... .,-,_..,.,.. ... ~.·""'-~~-. --..,~~~'"';tmid ...... f .. i .... • ih>l -.. •
Prices
Effectl\'e
nre111h
Wedneadar
Ocl•ber 10
•t•G•B••E
Yellow. Qu.ne...i. .. rtoned.
Dllewood .. 19•
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AllsWeet .. 21·
TOlllTO SAUCE
Tu•~ Ttll~ br1nd. 3 a-,
Ute 1n cookinll· CNS 14·~-. ---------------.
/. RAPJACI Mii
Alb.r'• brand. For 2~4. 29• w .... m bre.Uuta. ... ---------------/. TAl'I SOUP ' Vermont Maid. ~ 45• Cane ond M•ple. _,,. I --------------
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I Libby bt'ond. la.-11·
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Ser.. hot "' eold. ·:: 39•
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Values, ValW... Valuco ... A terrific a ..
aortm«tt of good buys for our big Anniver-
oarr celebration. Come in today and stock
up on your favorite foods at money-oaving
l~w prices.
llplloq lfoao. Pint Qwdltr
Otz.,.ed.C-aed
lJaioD Bnmd. na. GnmWalocl. SUliD
PBIPPLE
LOCI MEIT
TOMATO JOICt:
Far C<Wd~ C-""9. Table u-
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AIRWAY 1.!· 70-IOB Hll ~ 72•
11 -lb. boo. 1 .0lJ 12-•."""' l.4JI,
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a.lcken of the Sea ·
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S.Kid Te<pedo ......... ltood . ·~-27• 5::•1 • .
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lunch lo• btan<L t' 29• $poclol low Pricel
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Be-1-oir
Foney &reel Pm
Str1wllerries ~~·
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,_:lz~2 i2.f:"la1ss-11
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.:-: Newporters-Sail Miss-Lucy Pinkley·
:;:for Honolulu Pledged to
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Mr. and Mn1. WUl!am •B. Tritt, ·:zet,4 Ta. u Alpha • - .
.. 11 Bay a•enue. Newport Bo&ch. Mil\·
: e<l October 1 on lhe Lurline tor Pre.lldent ot her p1edp cl&u,
• • Honolulu for thref' WPeks of de-ItUc1 't'lftldey", -dadptu ot Mr,
: • Us:hltul vacation. Mr. and Mrs. arut ib-a. A. L.. Pmldey -of Coeta
• _.. J . W . cammsck entertained with MeeAi wu pr.et.Attd at \lie Zeta
; : a dtn_hl'r party tor thf'm u did Tau Alpha .,rorlty hoUM at lh11
-Mr. and Mrs. \Va.rren Scott and UD.lnrait)' of Southern eaj.1romt-:,
'"' Mr. and AlrA. A . B. King. Monda.y nJghL ,
... The Trltl'i and Mr. and Mrs. De.Jilgnated "Pre8erlt Nirbt" on'
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ed the "ShlpWrttk" party ThuH-al! ot the n&UDO&I 110tor1ttea of
<lay at lh,f' Balboa Bay club. the univenrlt.y whrn new pled_.ew
were p_reaen.ted to their parents
-People do -read the want W. and public at lllr(e.
:I'll• pi>pulat M-girl LI a ooph·'
81 A 'l:l'lt~!IE..~
Boata-Bocn• as Trallfon
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BEAOON llCMll
~ta M'Na Math'Mlll Oo.
ZIGO NPwpo(t Wvd.
omore at Ul!C, majoring Ill _,,.
ta.rial admtnlAtatlolb. On hand tor
the oce!Ulon we.re her p&rent1 and
her brother, V\rrU, a eophomore
dental student at USC. He 11 at-
rmatell with Ac•.cla Ind Delta
S!gma Dolt.a riat~ltl•~·
SociaLClub
Entertained
by Mesa Matron
Games, conversat1on and a des-
sert coUrse were combined to
make an enjoyable evening re-
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18th St., Colt& Mee.a, e-ntcrtalned
lhe Staggetle1 club. In the ab-
sence of Pre.11ident Helen Clark,
the busints.OJ Interim was In chargf'
'Of Clara Badage. Door prizc wa1111
won by Daisy Sullivan. Susit'
Kline assi3ted h~r m olh<'r with
party plans.
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Royd11 of l:Mta M..-"''""' In thfo mood aad cm.turrM for tlW"
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Farm. Membera Included Mme11.
Mae F'elker, Clara Be.dagf', DaL"\y
Sullivan, Lo1.1lse Green. Marjo rie
Brockett, Helen Clark, :P.fAble
Smith and tmma. Poupart.
Shipwrecks ·can be fun "When
Refugees Land at Bay Club
We give your Moes the new
loo~ It you have tbe old part&
Cl"STOM RF.PAJlllNO
Newport Shoe Repair Lebpard tikinfl. fish net.A, bath
towel11, f Johnnie Boyd grabbt-rl
S h I · h• f on•I and what th('y might havt c 0 ars 1p ~r hnd on wh<n the !dl;p wont down
N · rt VO th wa~ wom by Harbortte• and Aft· WATER HEATERS ewpo ' u ,.1.no• who attended Ba11>oa Bay I club'11 dinner <lance. One cute S&IM. Sfion·I~ and Repaln William A. Wittm11.n, Jt., Nf'w· trl<'k came in white curl ribbons,
lfta l'J __ /_ '-I __I port Sf"ach, hM been a\l."l.rdC'd onC' <'h ln 11trap and a•long red nannel ..,.... Declf,40.14. or the alumni tour-year scholar-nlghtgov.•n. When Ahe turned
shipe at Pomona collep, accord· Pl4UMBINO lng to PrC'sidef\t JC. W ilBon Lyon. around, it 'A'll..1 Cecelia Boyd.
A.uthor1ud P,.alt"r Th'coll~gc hu given more than Another <on e ot the prize wln-
Day & Nlk""t Hrat.f"ni $M 000 in scholarships. grant•·ln-ne".4) had Wn given a sallorlr'
TEIMS aid.and priJ:Ps ror the 5ehool year while blouse to top her long pink IO"f. Dow" on •II Heeten """'rdle
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Hold Bazaar,
Initiate Members
PhoM tlarbor !M!·W I951·5t Individual scholarl"lhlpa 1&' •
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Ne¥.1>0rt Beac" Chapter 11 ~ .
\\'omen of the Mooet", prepared a
lftl'•t many artlelta tor the b&Zaar
which was h('ld Sunday. ~pt. 30,
a~ nn addNI attr-action along w1th
lht> regular monthly F is h Fr-j. Fi·
nal preparation.a for thle aftair
were mlde at a SE"pt. 25 special
nieetln• held at the M"oo~ Lodge
Wlnlftf'd Randel. '
AT LAST!
'WHAT THE
HARBOR AREA • HAS LONG
NEEDED
SUNFASY FABRICS
FOR DRAPERIES ...
SLIP COVERS .••
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PRO\'IXf'l . .\t ... ~. MODEB!ll!! on l!Outil!I • • BF • .\l'TIFl"I. C'OIAJR!I AND PATl'F.RNA
AT ll-ftl(.'F.~ VOl' \VOST IU1''"0 PAYl:N'(f
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YARDAGE Ill WAITING. 01t
BRING VOT'R M>OASt'RE-~>n'S A'.''D WT. WU.I, TF.1.1,
vor THF. C.O:lfl'LETE COST OF YOlm JOB.
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EXCELLENCE IN UPHOLSTER)'
Draperies Accordion Folding Doors
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·rercnt high heeled block pumps
and her httsbo.nd (Lt. Commdr. •
Judge Bob'11 I navy uniform coat.
Ver-y amart 8he looked. too. The
judg-es &CTff<I, ror Mc took a
p.U. ..
One couple looked a bit chilly
in unnclorned. long while tmder-
wesr. They . left befo~ their
nan1es were called for a prise.
They were the Wtntt'rboltom•.
Two new mf'mbers were formal·
l,y lnlUaled Sept. 27 at the rcaul&r
meeting hf'ld at the MOM Lodge
RaU Olt lhf' OcC'an Front, Newport
&-&ch. 1'1E>se new members are
Esatc Rodricun. sponsored by
Cu.ate Droestf', &.nd Hu:el Heck•·
thom, spon90red by Wlln1a Corbln.
MyrtlC' · Tlpplnl'. M<>asehaven
commlttC't-chairmen. and her com-
mltlC'f', Alice Young . g\sle K ing,
Too. Tn-0 A"·rul Oottk> Carter. Oara Leach &.nd
Van Zf'rbze, w ith anchor·bashC"d Birdif' Ostrande r, hf'lped serve the
head, blood dripping rrom nec-k dinner Saturday f'Vl'nlng, Sept. 29.
and nostr1ls. wa.1 too hof'rible to The Sept. 27 meeting waa Pub-
be plttured. but he got a prize. llcity Chalrmaw Aid& Gorton's
So did Dr. 'E. T . W a.l11h. whoRe ChApter Night, and M}Tt.le Rum·
coatume was a cane, a sun helmet phrey, hoJltea, S('rved Jello, cofttt ..
und monocle. 8f'cai1se-he· added and a la t~ s1)ttt cake ~arlng the
a bit of burlap where necessary, wonb "\Velcon1c, Nf'w Mt'mbehl"
he was allowed before lhe camera. on lhe Icing. t>orotn.y Holbrook,
When Fred Beck added to hta a110 a hMtesa ror this evening.
chill K. T. Kendall's ~ ~·h l1ker11. could not attend.
he pepped 1up his costume until ll Recnrder Viola Comee), and
could have been in com~titlon Me m b " r Ah I p Chairman \Vilma
for prius. , But he v.•as most Corbin, rt'prescnt~ the Nt'wport
likely one of the Judie• ror he &-sch Chapter at the Star ft.e<::ord·
and · his charming wife were at I ers mC'E'ting, Women of the Moose,
the ta.ble with Mr. and Mn. K. held ln !kota Ana.
T . U1e latter looltlng very-"'prrtly Oradu&te Rdaeat Allee Andenon.
lndeeq._ · -d Senl.lnel Myrtle Humpbtty.
Mu. Howard Burrell of Loi Ha.pita! CUild Committee mem·
Ancelet1 w.a..s "·eariRg a reaJ a'd.· bers. t\lmed In an excellent report
tlon, draped ri!lh net on which of .their Ylalt to the tint annuaJ
she had !tt>A-n a myrtad of 11ea-meettn( of Utt ~ge County
,shellA. Among others down from Society for Crrppled. ChUdnen and
Los Angeles were tl'le Wllltam H. Adult.a. which ,..... held l.n the
fUchlrdoonl. W!lllam B>Yant. and Y.W.C.A. blllldlng, Santa Au. ln
\Jtp samuel Rlttf!'r Browna . of behalf or the co-wor-ken.of New·
S.l Air ~fayed over tor a tew port 8eacb Olapltr, they ottered
dAya and Browtt rea.lly rot wreck· .ervtce1 ot the chapter to lh1I
ed.· althoufh ll wu &her the moot wortllWlllQ orpnls&Uon.
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dance. In some manner he rot
tmportant bon'es out of place but
was all right alter a aeaal.on of
two wt lb the club ma..eur .._. The Li.---------------------1
ll!'OW111 Were gueoq GI 871Yk Soard to ·fete '
Nitw Members
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LACIUNA 11.ACH oma
BUit "of La&uu a.ell BWg. l'll. 4-1156
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C-pi.et,.,.,... hcilidoo
T-1-e-k 'tla.t
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Y out J)lder to bu? or.lell: iilud ._;kt; • t 1s '!' -
modiries wW be mcamt .wilh ..-cl 11114 ~ -
o.-er the llltioa-wide leeri pcifttie • .,_ CICID-
IWriQ& out 16 califoniia ~ IDll., ~;Ycdt
ollice with principal ,!t••ro, ,,.;atq I ?FM I ;,...
tb1 &olkia Me ezfrq>ljl tw,.. .........
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u were ruhlon writer Jo ,A.hem
and her e9COrt, Ottaw Kalaer ana
youra truly.
Next party T Ft-lday, oet. 11.
Coetumer. eombreroa., ~ <d
hunches.. ll'• Mex.k:ar\ FlestA.
' Chri~as ·Dance.
Planned by
Bib-'n-Tucker Club
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trtec'.ked. \·01a~rs la.11t week. phOto by Beckner.
. KATIE oAllbmft of Corona del Mar and Van Hayf"S of Udo
l~lf-cllM"WM UH-trtah·. and tribulations ot1JJre oa a ~~ hie ..
<1ut111i-tbfl n,.moa Bay 4!1uh'• Shlpll'fffk Ball tut wf'dt.
photo by BecknJr
Seattle Man Visits
Old Time Friends
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Morri Holho
Teaches Art to
So. Calif. Florists
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822 · State· Highway , Bea<:on 5431
NEWPORT BEACH
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LANDSCAPE NURSERY
FINAL CLOSING DAY'4 OF OUf! FALL SALE!
OlTR SPECIALS ALL FROM -ftF.llULAR !\TOCK ARE:
FUCHSIAS ... ... . .. .... ,. . : I gal. can J9¢.
HIBISCUS REVEBAL ''A~IETlf I ga~ ~a~, 4!¢.
MARSUEJUTES ····-··· ........... , ...... 1 gllll cen-29¢
LANTANA, 5 Varieties --····-···········I 9111. can 39#
SNAPDRAGONS .... _ ···--··· . I doz. )9f
STOCKS ... . ....... .................. .. .. I doz. 19f
AL~ GtJA..ftA;,~ED WF.F.D FHF.F. MA!\"'l lRE
,1 49< !<ACK
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A llTRAIGBT IO% DISCOl~"T ON A.l,L Xl"RRF.RV STOCK
EFFEC'r£VF. TilRIJ !Sl'SD . .\.V, OC!T. 7, 19.!il
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Honestly manufactured and truthfully sold.
FINE OLD COLONY PAINTS linked with DEAIER
SERVICE, assures your painting sati•fac~ioa.
LET 1·s Rt:C'OMMF.SO A RELIABLE l'All\"TEll°
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We will
~!Y e11tilnate Miits of
materials, ftOOmme•d a
co11tractot or · help you
obtain a 11tle 1 1-for
new coruitructlon or re-
modellag.
.. Udy, c~'t you waft to •range ..,.1ur...,..r
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lfomer MeDott_ M-m;Cer
OIHER l'AJIDSr
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MATERIALS COMPANY •
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I Guest Speake.-at
Adventi5t Church
Christ ChW.ch Joins
in Communion •
Wo rld·wide Communion wtll be
observed Sunday at Chrtst Ch.arch
by the See a., tl3e loce..I ~ep·
tlon Joins ChrltUana arOWld . the
world in tbe obeervuce Of S--..K
sacritl~. ··i..et 'Mly Holy Pr.eaence"
by Tocheonokolf will 0. 9'1ng b)'
the qncluary dlotr. Mn. Phyl11a
Fletdt will brlag UM oommunloD
so to.
'"The Sign _of the Crosa" wJll bo
Mr. P•ftdell'• commwaJMt 111edlt&·
t1on.
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bour, KFWB (NO) 7 :30 p. m.
For peace.
l!..-Y,
Holy Maas, e :oe a. m., K4C
(570) 11 a. m. Ca~ Hour, KPJ
(840) 8 :45 p. m . KGi'J (710) )Jour
Of. St. ~ .. Olldl-' -·
FaOK UN8A8 ai"i ·
Mr. and • Kn. .\. Ala&JMler
Hamilton of Eut Bay Av11.. U.ve
a,, house gutiata )(..r. an.fl Mrw.
Charles E . Z«'-rrna.n ot K•N'' Q~.
They arrlved Moaday and wtU
remaln tor a week or more.
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CDM Qhurch G~if d
eo.-a del Kar CllW'dl !ldiOol
OUHd WIU meet Moaday, Oct. I
at tkir aau&1 Ume at the bome
of l(n. Merle VerBUTg,805 Poppy
ayenue. Ttu~re WUl be an lnterest·
tior motion picture program on
South Amt-rica. pre~ted by Kra.
Schweitzer and Mrs. Norm&Jt
Fn.hm will g1ve a book review.
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(AT TRI! ENTBANC!l TO ~ 181.EJ
SU~OAY S~YICES
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Y~·Cln~~en 'l':So p. m .
THURSDAYiS
HOLY COMMl:lNION ....-10:30 A.M.
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Lighting Fixtpres
Lamps ...... Shades -Parts
Repairs '
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477 Newport Blvd : COSTA MESA
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ta insured:
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i&:6E 6 :.... PART 11 :.... jH_UR,SDAY. oeroae·R 4, 1951 Home Accid9nts ·; ~ :.:O.i~ ~ ~':..~~ Balboa Island Man :Z.:='i!' ~~ "t:
·~ :d~·· ~ . . -C • 'I Chif..L "'~ 1a. u.. .. 11•• "' .,. R II d1b USAF ttjct -a_ .. ,., ... , cll'I-.: ~.,. . --a-• . ' 0 npp • I Ql'.en • denta -attatkll te -"'! eca e y • -etr..t.L ·ti ~&.:i' PRE SS~ "8enllm, ~ ....i ~ ::.~ ":. ~ "'.::~ • ~ Kenwbi ~. uB.u pr~id~.f::;. ~r:;:fn:
. , • ••. d(Up' cannot pteftI\l bome ac· am-t .-p1o1e -enodlcatk>f> OI .,.,,_ .-ice Ba-hJ•nd, _,. ~ In Laq
-, . cldeftta to clllldren, . but, pannta dlphthoria, can Ill<-do• mud w • -recalled to actlft dill)> Bo•cll.; dllt. 'l')lo funll7 -. lo
·aDF 1s··PART . ,.· u.. :se..,.,.; Bar"°' azea t11e fine .,...,. to ttduce tile loll ,,/ Ulla cn-t and ..iped to ~central Aire at UT..__ a-u..oa -~'.It.lo'~· .A.nd one of tbe I><. A.H. hrntalee ,vice-p.:..0-m..,_, .. I><. Parmalee --P""'1l1'0menl Dlltricl of Dotrolt, !Oland.•lltl.-Raaftty end' their
-yoll .,. dolnc tl to ~Cb dent, Amenean Pedlalrtc Boclety, Accld<:nto of thlll kind, be '!aid. Mith., · u Chief· of the Precure-.W.,bt.n,' 1'1'ui and carol, lia ..
I OF . COMMUNIT'Y
CHEsT QUOTA
Commilnlty Chfft. >:•elerday --lllla btlld kin and pcrmenently cripple roo~ Dlt111l lMpect.or1 Off1ce. TllJa office Joined him ID Dettoit where llley
' Q he endol'Md dforl3 ot local younpten than any fin.cle dllitMe. le • pvt ot the Office of the I(!· will take up tbelr residence 1 at
l .J,.s' t~·r Point Open chlld bealtb anlt welfare """'I>" and more than the next •Ix ·--.,pector Gener.I. Major H&rerty 171t Motton OvtftUlll ID Ann Arbor. Mu In canytng on tbe curttnt "Child 1n1 cau.ea comblned. ,., wlll aJao aerve a. A¥tatant to
tr:!.. • $ h d I d llafety campalp which endo lbl.I , Ille lllopecl.G1' General. Ccalnlij lltuatlon ..,.ttid ..,. or Qame C 8 U 8 week. NOW 18 THE TOIE" 8.1.1 p...-t -lpment la not plaoe a -eel• In lllo'N ...
Sponsored by the Children'• T9 rMi 7•r ltome or •ft..-new to M"1or 11.aprty. Dwihl TlmM. POl't &nd Prme· combln~-
The. Balboa Duplicate Brldce
1llid. Note: Thi.I la Ille t.blrd Jn • Club Will llold Ito monthly Muter
• ile((a -of arUclea about the ~ Point Open Toumamen( on Sun-
,._ther ~clu 1n your Com· day &ttemoon at the J"riday After·
tbanlty CbMt). · noon Club HOUM ln Coeta Mesa..
ay Ratb BJU Play wtll at.art at one o'clock.
:; Frl~y evenlnr wlnnera north·
Roopltal, Ill• campalp Lo deolkn· Ph. ~ 1111 lllMI p(ace JOW' World Wor n be ae"ed wllll Ille lion at S2 per WMk. min Pboito '
ed to enlighten parent.a u to bomr Wan&· ad ~? Central Procurement Dlatrict in Ha.rtior 1119.
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The United De:feme F\lnd, • Red 90Uth •Wtte M'.n. Edna Ml:Maater
hither agency, ls uklng \be and Mn. Ruth H&rbeaon and hJ.l'h
N:ewport Harbor Community Ch:e.t •corer a ea.at-weal we r e Mrs.
to ·raiae eight thouaandtN of one Geo~ Carroll and A. W . Tummet
per ~t of It.a naUonal budget Runnel"S-Up 'north-eouth were
qaota. }'hat meen1. 008% of '18.-Kn. ~rt ·Brown and Horry
511.Mf. Or&nl'e County; on the Sprihgmeyer: Mr. and Mra. Joe
·re·&nd • &hare • alike buia. hair Am old G._er: Hn. Arnold Gu.
pledged eleven hundreds per cent eer and Everett Tawney; Mnr. of. ·the national quot.a. Chari~ Boardman and Mr11. Roy
~J 1 .llllt IUI ff LEI llCE . sitiii'11iiisslii&~6~
· 'tou can figure It out In term.s Stro~. .
pf .1ractloN1 Of' you can ftgure tt Rwiner•up eut-west were Mra. oi.at ln terma of efficiency, econ-E. T.' McMa.nua and Bob Brown;
Ollj,y and wta:e pla.nnlng ln the fl· Mrs. A. W. Tummel and Mrs. Rob-
nUclng of wlunta.ry naUon.al ert Rou: Mn. Fred Rou.aville and
health and welfare progratna made Mrs. Marga.rel Holme•: M..., and
~ry by the defense effort. Mn:. Edwin Sylvester; Mra. Cath-
Elther way It add.a up. • erina Smith and Mr1. Carrie Saun-
. The United Defen.ae Fund wu den.
°'S&"ized on the recom.mend&tion Ov~U wtnnen In the game
of Com,mUrOty tcbeat lead.era be· played on Monday afternoon were '*Ue they ~ted a united fUnd Mr& Fred Rounsville and Mr:\.
rather than Rparate appea.la. for t.ura. Berry. Runnertt-up wrr~
.. dd''-'Ule ae'rTtcu. IA.It year the Mns. Faye Schlueter and Mr9.
Jrr(ciwport Harbor che•t bud~ted Calvtn• Lambert: Mn. Robert
eeparately for the USO, National Brown and Harry Springmeyer:
1Tave.lers Aki, and International Mn. A. W. Twnmel &nd Mrs.
S&Tvlee. This year theee agencies George Carroll tying with Mn:. · ah come under the UDF and in· C)iarlea Boardman and Mrs. C. E.
eludes thoae services euenUa.I to Irwin and Mr. a.nd Mrs. C. H.
tit• welfare of our country in a Job.aaon.
p;rtod of defense mobllta&Uon .. The Playen receiving the most
UDF serves three major groupa: rating point.a in the month of s,?p-
tl) The Armed Force.a (USO, tember in the Friday evening
"'1'terlctln Social Hygiene Auocl&-pme were Mn. George Carroll ;
Uun. and National Recreation ~-Arnold Ga.uer. Mra. Edna Ma.c·
eoclatlonl: (2) Tbe United Com-Muter; Mn. Frank Reed; Mrs..H.
muntty JJefense (civilian grouP8 ?d. Walltnlord. Those receiving the
acutely affected by defeMe mobil· g'tealest number ot polntJI In the
i-tion ): (3) American Re.lief for anemoon game played on. Mon-
ltorea.. daya are Mra. Robert Brown :
:nere are many Newport H&C Doyle GUberl; Mra. Fred Rouna-
ber men and women among the ville; Mn. Amy Wolcott; Mrs.
tllree million people iri the Armed Peggy Johnson.
l"orcea of the U. 8 . Who &re fa-
9Mllar wilb the homelike club.a. the
friendly lounges at travel points,
ur;e camp shows a.nd mobile untt.a
wblch the USO la equipped to
provide. The USO receives 73 per
cent of the UDF budget.
Ten per cent of the UDF goes
to. civilian services. Banded to--
gether, these already eat\)>lished
national he<h, welfare And rec-
ft&llon agencies will bring to local
Q'.lmmunltle1 particularly affected
by the de.re.nae effort, the know· hew and· experience of tra.lned
ataJta in their particular field.a of
aervtce. They will uslat commu-
nJUet!ll to meet the problems which
item from a suddenly expanded
populatloh. the employme.nt of
mpthera in defenae plant., the
moving of families into new loca~
llttes, and olher tam.Uy a.nd com-
munJty dislocatlorui.
.A. little over two per cent of the
quota will provide tor the Aqierl-
can peqpte'1 de•lre , to dQ, ,,,.Omo-·• ' . . .. . thing for the Korean pe(>ple. In
Red Cross Map
of Interest
at Treasure Days
Fril"l'\da of American Rt'd Cr"08S
should stop for a few mlnutl'lf
to atudy the m&p ln the ROO CrOH8
Booth • at the Tl-eaaure Days
Featlval in Corona Del Ma.r, Oct.
atb and litb.
It will •how by dots lh<\'f: who
have contributed to the Blood pro·
gram, taken a F irst Aid Course
or any of the training servicca
otfe.rred by Red Crou.
Thia wtU give food tor thought
tor lhoee who Ignore civic dut~!I
and are indltferent to plana ror
u..fety durlng any emergency
which may arise.
ARE YOU ON THE HONOR
ROLL!
. Red Cro8& needs your l\elp.
the form ot clothing, aboea. bed· '\.
ding, yarn, and eewtns material, PA..VHELI..ENIC Ml:ETINO
whJcb must .be mrted, proce.seed, Harbor Pa.nhellenlc wtll held Its
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